Jock and Trusty were actually being really sweet in that scene where she came home from the pound. In those days if a woman had had those sorts of experiences she would have been seen as 'damaged goods' especially if she was pregnant. They are offering a platonic marriage type arrangement in order to provide for her and protect her reputation.
@@SophieLents not necessarily but it may have been assumed she might be by society based on the fact she and Tramp were gone all night. Even being in jail for the night would have been scandalous for a society gal. I may be overthinking this but given that dogs are sapient and seem to have a society similar to our own in this movie I'm assuming social norms would be the same.
it is implied, also her family life was not so wellcoming anymore so they were ofering her a way out, but she was about to refuse. It speaks of her character too, you know? things were geting though and she was offered to run away with a boy or settle down with a friend but she chose to stick with her family handle it herself she may be naive and inexperinced but she is also loyal and responsable
They were not flirting with her ! They guessed that she had spent the night with a guy, unmarried, which is social death for a lady especially if she gets pregnant (which she turns out she did). They were offering her to be with one of them so her honor would be safe. They were great friends Also yeah a borzoi is a Russian dog, essentially a Russian hound
22:29 Something a lot of people miss about this scene: They're offering to marry her and let her stay with one of them because she's pregnant, and if word got out the father was a street dog, it would've ruined her reputation. They're doing this to help her save face. Also explains why they got so angry when he showed up again. In their eyes, he knocked her up and left her to take care of the puppies on her own.
Omg I didn't knew she was pregnant already in that point!! I thought that they mainly meant that she would have wanted to have kids and they were volunteering
Fun fact: the opening scene where Lady is first introduced is based off of something Walt Disney actually did for his wife, when he gave her a chow puppy for Christmas.
Trusty was supposed to die at the end, but they changed their minds last minute because they thought after Bambi, kids deserved a happy ending for everyone.
@@jamesmuise2499 Yeah he was supposed to die but when one of the actresses heard it she started crying and pleased them not to kill another character like they did with Bambi
One thing I literally just JUST realised when watching this for the 1000th time, who was looking after the baby when Aunt Sarah took lady to the pet store? Hum???
@@SophieLents they trying to say if aunt Sarah took lady to the pet store where was the baby since she was the only one looking after him while the parents were away if that helps
The scene with the dogs singing in the pond would always bring tears to my eyes, especially the part where they show the puppy's tears up and that one poor dog crying, it was heartbreaking
Funny you should say Aunt Sarah reminds you of a fairy godmother from Sleeping Beauty or Cinderella - she's voiced by Verna Felton, who also played both Cinderella's fairy godmother and Flora (the red one) in Sleeping Beauty! Also Lady is played by Barbara Luddy who voiced Merryweather (the fairy in blue).
Happy late Valentine's Day! 💝 I actally watched this for the first time recently to celebrate Valentine's Day, and I absolutely loved it. I like how the dog's think Lady's owner's pet names for each other are their real names, and how the dogs perceive the human world in general. As kind of problematic as Si and Am are now, their song is still catchy. The other songs are pretty good too. The spaghetti scene is always great, and the entire last ten minutes were action packed and so satisfying. This is truly one of Walt Disney's greatest classics.
Lady wasn't just upset of Tramp being a Casanova but for the fact that she thought he abandoned her, when the reality was she was captured by The Dog Catcher when he didn't saw it, thinking she was right behind him.
Yes, camera work being in the ground because it's little dogs perspective and her calling her owners "jim dear" and "darling" because that's what the couple call each other is freaking adorable! :D
Fun fact about the invention of spaghetti and meatballs: Many Italian immigrants came from the south (the poor) part of Italy, and were used to a mostly vegetable-based diet. However, when they came to the US they found foods that rich northern Italians were depicted as eating, such as sugar, coffee, wine, and meat, available for prices they could afford for the very first time. This is why Italian Americans were the first to combine meatballs with pasta, and why a lot of Italian American food is sugary and/or fattening. Italian American cuisine is a celebration of Italian immigrants' newfound access to foods they hadn't been able to access back home.
Peg the dog is voiced by famous actress Peggy Lee, and in "He's a Tramp" The dogs movements and wiggling during the number are based on her real life mannerisms when she performs on stage.
Not sure if anyone posted this before, but anyway, felt it might be an interesting little trivia, if you are interested! The beginning of the movie is actually based on something that really happened with Walt Disney. He was feeling guilty he left his wife alone so much because of work, and she always said, if she ever were to have a dog, she wanted one of Lady’s breed. So, one christmas, he brought her Lady inside of a hat package. She was already complaining he brought her another hat, but when she saw, there was this puppy. So he based this movie in this real live event of his.
Oh yes! One of my childhood favorites! The sequel though was one of my personal faves to this day for a whole other reason though, Lady and the Tramp 2 was fun and refreshing in its own way and I'd recommend a watch!
@@SophieLents not surprised, a lot of people don't until someone brings it up lol. The sequel is called Lady and The Tramp 2: Scamp's Adventure and it stars Scamp this time around, if you're interested you might wanna watch it for something different!
Omg! Lady and the Tramp 2 holds a special place in my heart. It's the first movie given to me by my dad. I remember crying my little heart out because of the sad song in there tho. The story is really good over all ❤️
My cousin's previous dog used to get beer whenever they walked her by the local bar. Tea is nothing. :D Yes, saloon-swing doors were very popular on kitchens and butler's pantries of these turn of the century houses. Made it much easier to carry trays of silverware in and out. Boris is a Russian dog indeed, specifically a borzoi or russian greyhound. They're one of the biggest and goofiest greyhound breeds. Or as today they're called on tiktok: the long bois. Actually during this time there was a weird double standard around the subject of couple loyalty: being a "player" was frowned upon but it was socially silently accepted if married men flirted publically with other women or even had affairs with them. Weird times.
Originally Trusty WAS gonna die but since Disney remembered how the kids reacted to Bambi's mom's death, they decided to let him survive with a broken leg.
There were a couple of things I didn't get right away. I'll explain them here. #1 At the beginning, when Darling opens the present, she asks if it is the one she was admiring. The one trimmed with ribbons. She says this because the present is just a hat box. She thinks it's a hat. #2 Jim dear hung up a Yale flag. Which is a college. While girls can go to college, it was much more likely for a boy to go as they could get sports scholarships. At least, that's my guess. Anyway, Jim Dear hung up the Yale flag because he was hoping for a boy. While Darling obviously wanted a girl, as she was thinking up and writing down different girls' names. "All we can do is....hope." They were both hoping for a boy or a girl, respectively. #3 Other comments explained this, but I want to as well because I always thought it was weird growing up. The scene where Jock and Trusty came to see her after ahe was brought out of the pound, it is very heavily implied that, by this point, Lady was pregnant. Since she is not married, it would be considered a great scandal if word got out that she is pregnant without being married. Some people to this day, myself included, still look down upon pre marriage pregnancy. However, it would be much worse back then. As everyone would look down on her. They were offering to have a platonic marriage where one of, probably both of them would care for her while she gave birth to and raised her pups. They essentially thought the Tramp had banged her up and left her to deal with the shame and to raise the puppies without a father. All 3 of them were very angry with Tramp. Jock and Trusty were extremely angry as you saw. With good reason. Hope that provides more explanation. Sorry. I'm not good with words. I will possibly make another comment if you miss anything else. I love this movie with all my heart.
I think that was mentioned in the remake in tramps backstory,but way before that remake existed,I always belived he was abandoned cause of a new born,like why else would he know so much about babies if that wasn't the case?
7:24 yeah,that's true but dogs can choke on bones so that's probably the main reason they stopped doing that,I don't remember this but my dad does,my dog had a bone caught in her throat and dad was able to get it out,and we never her or our future dogs bones after that incident
13:08 I love this song. Peggy Lee sang for both of these cats and Peg later. I also wanna point you to the video of the group that sang for the dogs in the pound. It's really cool to see the people behind the voices of these characters while they are in the recording booth.
This is the first Disney movie my daughter fell in love with, so as a result I’ve probably watched it 50 times with her. She adores Trusty because he basically sacrificed himself to save Tramp. So as a result, she’s had fondant Trustys on top of her birthday cakes for the last two years. 😂
🐶👍 Great reaction as usual. This movie contains an important element in the history of animation...The very first A-list celebrity vocal talent to be utilized in a Disney full-length animated feature. It was definitely a harbinger of things to come. Peggy Lee, the voice of "Peg" (the dog in the pound who sings the "He's A Tramp" song) was a major star at the time. In another 12 years, Disney's original "The Jungle Book" (1967) would once again raise the whole concept of "celebrity vocal talent" to new heights, and pretty much every full length Disney animated feature since then has included at least one well known celebrity voice. The one exception might be "The Black Cauldron" (1985) unless one considers comedian John Byner to be a major celebrity. You're probably going to read this a lot from other commenters, and it's definitely true: If you enjoyed this, you'll enjoy the original "101 Dalmatians" (1961) even more. 🐕
Fun fact: the first part of the movie when the wife was given Lady as a Christmas present is a reference of Walt Disney doing the same thing for his wife Correct me if I’m wrong
Jock, Joe, The Irish Policeman, Bull, Daschie and one of Jim's friends are voiced by legendary voice actor Bill Thompson who was most known for voicing Droopy Dog from MGM's cartoons and Wallace Wimple on the radio (which Droopy and other characters dervied from that voice). He have also done a ton of voice acting for Disney including Mr. Smee and the rest of Captain Hook's crew in Peter Pan, Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore in many Donald Duck and Humphrey the Bear cartoons, Professor Owl in the shorts Melody and Toot Whistle Plunk and Boom, The White Rabbit and Dodo in Alice in Wonderland, Flannery in the short Pigs is Pigs, the first ever voice actor to do Scrooge McDuck in Scrooge McDuck and Money (decades before Alan Young famously voicing him up til his death in 2016), King Hubert in Sleeping Beauty and Uncle Waldo in Aristocats (his final role before he passed away in 1971).
20:03 Yes, that is the same one he freed earlier. But it's been at the very least 9 months since then. Since the baby is born and, at the very least, a few weeks old.
The famous spaghetti scene was almost cut from the film because Walt Disney thought it would look ridiculous with dogs eating spaghetti but animator Frank Thomas (one of Disney's Nine Old Men) wanted to prove his boss wrong so he animated the whole scene without any layouts and showed them to Disney who approved it and the rest is history.
Rats can fight pretty fiercely, one reason I'm against live feedings with rats. They can tear up and damage your pet badly especially if the pet gets overwhelmed by them.
1:47 This opening song makes me cry more often than not. This movie is my all-time favorite movie! The live action re-make offends me on a lot of levels. When I was young, like 3, I would refer to this movie as "puppies" and ask to watch "puppies." This movie means a lot to me. Btw, that opening song moves me so much that even being given a framed picture from that opening for my birthday made me cry. No song was needed. I love this movie!
Yes! I was hoping you’d react to this movie! Originally, it was planned that Trusty would die at the end. They fortunately went back on this decision. Besides, when thinking about it, it’s for the best when you see that Lady and her masters had almost already arrived at the pound at the moment of the accident. So the poor Trusty would have been killed for not much… There’s a sequel to this movie by the way ;)
@Sophie Lents Aunt Sarah is voiced by Verna Felton who does the voice of Thumper’s mom in Bambi, the queen of hearts from Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella’s fairy godmother, Mrs Jumbo and the matriarch elephant from Dumbo, and her last Disney role is Winifred from the Jungle Book.
This might be hard to believe, but this film actually got mixed reviews by critics when it first came out. Thankfully, the film itself got much better reception as time went by.
The reason why a lot of character look the same is that they was rotoscoped, that is very expensive, so they reuse the rotoscope for most side character and like just paint a new dess and face on it. This is the worst in Robin Hood where Little John's dance is the same.. that is literally frame per frame identical (apart from the clothes and surface) to baloos dance in djungelbook
I really recomend Lady and the Tramp 2!! Not might be for some people as good as first one but I watched that movie more in my childhood than the first one and still to this day I love the plot of movie! It's kinda like opposite of this sotry than story in there and the songs are absolutely one of best things there
You have never seen a swinging door inside of a house? Its quite common for doorways that connect kitchens and dining rooms. Modern homes don't have them as much, but they're still common in mansions or just bigger houses in general They don't have knobs and are meant to swing so that so that your "help" /butler can serve the meals while not having to grab a knob. It also doubles as a privacy means to keep you and your guests from your help who would be in the kitchen during your fancy dinner parties.
"all these old ladies and women look the same." It's called live reference modeling. They film the actors as reference for the animators. So some of these characters share an actress, so it's likely they also share a live reference model.
Back in the 50s, you couldn't show pregnant women because of the strict Hays Code. During this time there were other clues such as the pregnant lady was knitting baby socks. In fact, Disney themselves didn't show any pregnant women until The Emperor's New Groove in 2000. Sounds absurd that they did it so late but mind you that fart jokes in cartoons was consindered taboo until they made Pumbaa pass gas in The Lion King in 1994.
Great reaction! I highly recommend the sequel Lady and the Tramp 2: Scamp’s Adventure. If your interested in other unknown Disney classics, I must recommend Pete’s Dragon 1977. It’s a live action with an animated dragon. 🐶🐺🍝💘
Not only is Lady and The Tramp a love letter to dogs, it's Walt Disney's love letter to his childhood as the town the movie is set in is based on his childhood town of Marceline, Missouri, where his family spent his early childhood before they moved to Kansas City. Disney got into a sense of nostalgia during the 50s, Disneyland's Main street was also inspired by Marceline (the park opened the same year as this movie premiered).
Aunt Sarah may come off as mean but she's not an evil character. She's just a cat person who is very strict, therefore doesn't want dogs to be near the baby.
My most beloved Disney animation! This is the first animation to be released in "Cinemascope" ratio (2.55:1) but because not all cinemas at the time were capable of projecting this (the technology was only 2 years old) they had to release two versions of it, the other being in the standard "Academy ratio" of 1.375:1 which all previous animations had been.
This was my favorite Disney movie from when I was a kid. Sadly I wore the hell out of the VHS tape watching it a lot. Today I'm super thankful for the digital age. I love your reaction to this!
I looooove this movie, it's easily one of my favorite Disney movies. I'll still watch it from time to time. My grandparents had cocker spaniels when I was a kid, so this movie has always had a place in my heart. Also, we had this old stray dog that "claimed" us named Mike, he looked almost exactly like Tramp, except he was brown and not gray.
It’s funny that you mentioned that she reminds you of the fairy godmother and the fairies from sleeping beauty because she actually voiced the fairy godmother from Cinderella and the character flora the red fairy in sleeping beauty
I was the third of seven children, and I was about one and a half years old when the next sibling was born. So I never really had that feeling of fear that my mom would have more children. Over all, my siblings and I basically got the same amount of attention.
i love that you reacted to this movie! i know the movie is old, but it has such a special place in my heart. i watched it with my dad every day growing up (i forced him to LOL)
@4:31, “In the criminal justice system, K9 offenses are considered especially heinous...” Sophie is exactly right. Lady has no right to be upset that Tramp had one or two gfs before her. I heard they actually were going to kill off Trusty in that accident with the wagon.
It was quite a a bit more than just one or two. It makes her have to wonder if she really means anything to him, or if she is just another in a long string of flings.
Plus I'm pretty sure the puppies at the beginning of the movie were his. They look a lot like him, and a rich family would sell unwanted pups in a store like that back then.
Lady and the tramp was one of my favorites to watch growing up as well, my favorites growing up to watch was peter pan, the sword in the stone, and the jungle book!!!
I love this movie so much it one of my favourites😊💖💖💖I just think that it is so romantic and adorable 🥰 thanks for doing a reaction on it I knew you would love it 😊😉😄😄 can’t wait to see what you react to next 😄
11:00 As a middle child myself, I can confirm. I’ve personally resolved to only have either two or four children so that no one’s stuck being in the middle lol.
One thing that makes me cringe rewatching this movie is that the Siamese cats are portrayed with Asian stereotypes from the time (1955,) i.e. the music, the eyes, being portrayed in a villain-esque light, and other things
@@rachelkelly2293 it was in the shuned era that Disney mostly don't want to talk about. There was a bunch of movies made untill the sea mermade that Disney don't seam to want to talk about some of them are pretty good. A few is quite bad.
I'm sure that Jim Dear let Lady drink coffee (which I can't imagine being good for a dog but that can't be half as bad as Aunt Marge in Harry Potter and The Prisoner from Azkaban letting her dog drink whiskey, that's a no-no) as americans are such coffee drinkers (sure, we swedes drink a lot of coffee too but still, me, I'm a tea drinker).
Jock and Trusty were actually being really sweet in that scene where she came home from the pound. In those days if a woman had had those sorts of experiences she would have been seen as 'damaged goods' especially if she was pregnant. They are offering a platonic marriage type arrangement in order to provide for her and protect her reputation.
I had no idea she was already pregnant at that point 🙈
@@SophieLents not necessarily but it may have been assumed she might be by society based on the fact she and Tramp were gone all night. Even being in jail for the night would have been scandalous for a society gal. I may be overthinking this but given that dogs are sapient and seem to have a society similar to our own in this movie I'm assuming social norms would be the same.
@@SophieLents Yeah I'm also pretty sure that's what's happening.
it is implied, also her family life was not so wellcoming anymore so they were ofering her a way out, but she was about to refuse. It speaks of her character too, you know? things were geting though and she was offered to run away with a boy or settle down with a friend but she chose to stick with her family handle it herself
she may be naive and inexperinced but she is also loyal and responsable
@@SophieLentswhen are you going to react to Mulan 2 ?
They were not flirting with her ! They guessed that she had spent the night with a guy, unmarried, which is social death for a lady especially if she gets pregnant (which she turns out she did). They were offering her to be with one of them so her honor would be safe. They were great friends
Also yeah a borzoi is a Russian dog, essentially a Russian hound
22:29 Something a lot of people miss about this scene: They're offering to marry her and let her stay with one of them because she's pregnant, and if word got out the father was a street dog, it would've ruined her reputation. They're doing this to help her save face.
Also explains why they got so angry when he showed up again. In their eyes, he knocked her up and left her to take care of the puppies on her own.
Omg I didn't knew she was pregnant already in that point!! I thought that they mainly meant that she would have wanted to have kids and they were volunteering
OMG that makes sense
@@perrytheplatypus4583 that's also why the other dogs chased after he when she had the muzzle on.
They weren't trying to hurt her. She was in heat.
But dogs don't get married
@@Nameless82284 how do you know? Are you a dog?
Fun fact: the opening scene where Lady is first introduced is based off of something Walt Disney actually did for his wife, when he gave her a chow puppy for Christmas.
Trusty was supposed to die at the end, but they changed their minds last minute because they thought after Bambi, kids deserved a happy ending for everyone.
Thank you, I was about to say it but you saved me
That's not what I heard. I heard Walt Disney changed it because his wife said it was too sad.
@@jamesmuise2499 Yeah he was supposed to die but when one of the actresses heard it she started crying and pleased them not to kill another character like they did with Bambi
One thing I literally just JUST realised when watching this for the 1000th time, who was looking after the baby when Aunt Sarah took lady to the pet store? Hum???
HUH
@@SophieLents they trying to say if aunt Sarah took lady to the pet store where was the baby since she was the only one looking after him while the parents were away if that helps
16:29 “Is this gonna be the infamous scene?” Yes it is. One of the most iconic scenes in a Disney movie. ❤
The scene with the dogs singing in the pond would always bring tears to my eyes, especially the part where they show the puppy's tears up and that one poor dog crying, it was heartbreaking
Same! My mom would always skip over that part because I would start crying and hugging our puppy (who was a cocker spaniel!) 💕💕
@@user-sf6ld4qp5g same, minus the puppy because we don't have a dog
Funny you should say Aunt Sarah reminds you of a fairy godmother from Sleeping Beauty or Cinderella - she's voiced by Verna Felton, who also played both Cinderella's fairy godmother and Flora (the red one) in Sleeping Beauty! Also Lady is played by Barbara Luddy who voiced Merryweather (the fairy in blue).
Oh wow 😱
I never made the connection with her also being Merryweather! Her voice for Lady is so much softer and sweet I didn’t recognize 😂
Happy late Valentine's Day! 💝 I actally watched this for the first time recently to celebrate Valentine's Day, and I absolutely loved it. I like how the dog's think Lady's owner's pet names for each other are their real names, and how the dogs perceive the human world in general. As kind of problematic as Si and Am are now, their song is still catchy. The other songs are pretty good too. The spaghetti scene is always great, and the entire last ten minutes were action packed and so satisfying. This is truly one of Walt Disney's greatest classics.
Lady wasn't just upset of Tramp being a Casanova but for the fact that she thought he abandoned her, when the reality was she was captured by The Dog Catcher when he didn't saw it, thinking she was right behind him.
Yes, camera work being in the ground because it's little dogs perspective and her calling her owners "jim dear" and "darling" because that's what the couple call each other is freaking adorable! :D
Fun fact about the invention of spaghetti and meatballs:
Many Italian immigrants came from the south (the poor) part of Italy, and were used to a mostly vegetable-based diet. However, when they came to the US they found foods that rich northern Italians were depicted as eating, such as sugar, coffee, wine, and meat, available for prices they could afford for the very first time. This is why Italian Americans were the first to combine meatballs with pasta, and why a lot of Italian American food is sugary and/or fattening.
Italian American cuisine is a celebration of Italian immigrants' newfound access to foods they hadn't been able to access back home.
Peg the dog is voiced by famous actress Peggy Lee, and in "He's a Tramp" The dogs movements and wiggling during the number are based on her real life mannerisms when she performs on stage.
Not sure if anyone posted this before, but anyway, felt it might be an interesting little trivia, if you are interested! The beginning of the movie is actually based on something that really happened with Walt Disney. He was feeling guilty he left his wife alone so much because of work, and she always said, if she ever were to have a dog, she wanted one of Lady’s breed. So, one christmas, he brought her Lady inside of a hat package. She was already complaining he brought her another hat, but when she saw, there was this puppy. So he based this movie in this real live event of his.
Oh yes! One of my childhood favorites! The sequel though was one of my personal faves to this day for a whole other reason though, Lady and the Tramp 2 was fun and refreshing in its own way and I'd recommend a watch!
I didn’t even know there is a sequel
@@SophieLents not surprised, a lot of people don't until someone brings it up lol. The sequel is called Lady and The Tramp 2: Scamp's Adventure and it stars Scamp this time around, if you're interested you might wanna watch it for something different!
Omg! Lady and the Tramp 2 holds a special place in my heart. It's the first movie given to me by my dad. I remember crying my little heart out because of the sad song in there tho. The story is really good over all ❤️
@@danedee great to see I'm not alone! It's still a wonderful nostalgic piece for me hehe
My cousin's previous dog used to get beer whenever they walked her by the local bar. Tea is nothing. :D
Yes, saloon-swing doors were very popular on kitchens and butler's pantries of these turn of the century houses. Made it much easier to carry trays of silverware in and out.
Boris is a Russian dog indeed, specifically a borzoi or russian greyhound. They're one of the biggest and goofiest greyhound breeds. Or as today they're called on tiktok: the long bois.
Actually during this time there was a weird double standard around the subject of couple loyalty: being a "player" was frowned upon but it was socially silently accepted if married men flirted publically with other women or even had affairs with them. Weird times.
"Tony! Dogs-a don't-a talk!"
"HE'S A-TALKIN' TO ME!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I un-ironically say "He's-a talkin' to me!" all the time.
Originally Trusty WAS gonna die but since Disney remembered how the kids reacted to Bambi's mom's death, they decided to let him survive with a broken leg.
22:40 He did nothing wrong!
Who's Trixie?
Oh yeah . . .
Good editing and love the instant turn around XD
There were a couple of things I didn't get right away. I'll explain them here.
#1 At the beginning, when Darling opens the present, she asks if it is the one she was admiring. The one trimmed with ribbons. She says this because the present is just a hat box. She thinks it's a hat.
#2 Jim dear hung up a Yale flag. Which is a college. While girls can go to college, it was much more likely for a boy to go as they could get sports scholarships. At least, that's my guess. Anyway, Jim Dear hung up the Yale flag because he was hoping for a boy.
While Darling obviously wanted a girl, as she was thinking up and writing down different girls' names.
"All we can do is....hope." They were both hoping for a boy or a girl, respectively.
#3 Other comments explained this, but I want to as well because I always thought it was weird growing up.
The scene where Jock and Trusty came to see her after ahe was brought out of the pound, it is very heavily implied that, by this point, Lady was pregnant. Since she is not married, it would be considered a great scandal if word got out that she is pregnant without being married. Some people to this day, myself included, still look down upon pre marriage pregnancy. However, it would be much worse back then. As everyone would look down on her. They were offering to have a platonic marriage where one of, probably both of them would care for her while she gave birth to and raised her pups. They essentially thought the Tramp had banged her up and left her to deal with the shame and to raise the puppies without a father. All 3 of them were very angry with Tramp. Jock and Trusty were extremely angry as you saw. With good reason.
Hope that provides more explanation. Sorry. I'm not good with words.
I will possibly make another comment if you miss anything else.
I love this movie with all my heart.
I think that was mentioned in the remake in tramps backstory,but way before that remake existed,I always belived he was abandoned cause of a new born,like why else would he know so much about babies if that wasn't the case?
14:16 terrier breeds like what “Tramp” is tend to be fearless
7:24 yeah,that's true but dogs can choke on bones so that's probably the main reason they stopped doing that,I don't remember this but my dad does,my dog had a bone caught in her throat and dad was able to get it out,and we never her or our future dogs bones after that incident
13:08 I love this song. Peggy Lee sang for both of these cats and Peg later. I also wanna point you to the video of the group that sang for the dogs in the pound. It's really cool to see the people behind the voices of these characters while they are in the recording booth.
This is the first Disney movie my daughter fell in love with, so as a result I’ve probably watched it 50 times with her. She adores Trusty because he basically sacrificed himself to save Tramp. So as a result, she’s had fondant Trustys on top of her birthday cakes for the last two years. 😂
11:12 I love this song so much! And Lullalu.
I get brought to tears more often than not listening to these songs.
🐶👍 Great reaction as usual. This movie contains an important element in the history of animation...The very first A-list celebrity vocal talent to be utilized in a Disney full-length animated feature. It was definitely a harbinger of things to come. Peggy Lee, the voice of "Peg" (the dog in the pound who sings the "He's A Tramp" song) was a major star at the time. In another 12 years, Disney's original "The Jungle Book" (1967) would once again raise the whole concept of "celebrity vocal talent" to new heights, and pretty much every full length Disney animated feature since then has included at least one well known celebrity voice. The one exception might be "The Black Cauldron" (1985) unless one considers comedian John Byner to be a major celebrity. You're probably going to read this a lot from other commenters, and it's definitely true: If you enjoyed this, you'll enjoy the original "101 Dalmatians" (1961) even more. 🐕
Fun fact: the first part of the movie when the wife was given Lady as a Christmas present is a reference of Walt Disney doing the same thing for his wife
Correct me if I’m wrong
Oh so cute!
Jock, Joe, The Irish Policeman, Bull, Daschie and one of Jim's friends are voiced by legendary voice actor Bill Thompson who was most known for voicing Droopy Dog from MGM's cartoons and Wallace Wimple on the radio (which Droopy and other characters dervied from that voice). He have also done a ton of voice acting for Disney including Mr. Smee and the rest of Captain Hook's crew in Peter Pan, Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore in many Donald Duck and Humphrey the Bear cartoons, Professor Owl in the shorts Melody and Toot Whistle Plunk and Boom, The White Rabbit and Dodo in Alice in Wonderland, Flannery in the short Pigs is Pigs, the first ever voice actor to do Scrooge McDuck in Scrooge McDuck and Money (decades before Alan Young famously voicing him up til his death in 2016), King Hubert in Sleeping Beauty and Uncle Waldo in Aristocats (his final role before he passed away in 1971).
20:03 Yes, that is the same one he freed earlier. But it's been at the very least 9 months since then. Since the baby is born and, at the very least, a few weeks old.
The famous spaghetti scene was almost cut from the film because Walt Disney thought it would look ridiculous with dogs eating spaghetti but animator Frank Thomas (one of Disney's Nine Old Men) wanted to prove his boss wrong so he animated the whole scene without any layouts and showed them to Disney who approved it and the rest is history.
Rats can fight pretty fiercely, one reason I'm against live feedings with rats. They can tear up and damage your pet badly especially if the pet gets overwhelmed by them.
1:47 This opening song makes me cry more often than not. This movie is my all-time favorite movie! The live action re-make offends me on a lot of levels. When I was young, like 3, I would refer to this movie as "puppies" and ask to watch "puppies."
This movie means a lot to me.
Btw, that opening song moves me so much that even being given a framed picture from that opening for my birthday made me cry. No song was needed.
I love this movie!
Yes! I was hoping you’d react to this movie!
Originally, it was planned that Trusty would die at the end. They fortunately went back on this decision. Besides, when thinking about it, it’s for the best when you see that Lady and her masters had almost already arrived at the pound at the moment of the accident. So the poor Trusty would have been killed for not much…
There’s a sequel to this movie by the way ;)
@Sophie Lents Aunt Sarah is voiced by Verna Felton who does the voice of Thumper’s mom in Bambi, the queen of hearts from Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella’s fairy godmother, Mrs Jumbo and the matriarch elephant from Dumbo, and her last Disney role is Winifred from the Jungle Book.
Sophie you should watch the sequel of this cute movie
This might be hard to believe, but this film actually got mixed reviews by critics when it first came out. Thankfully, the film itself got much better reception as time went by.
Wasn’t the reason for the mixed reception related to the cats being racist stereotypes? I remember that being talked about a lot.
@@Megaproductions302I seriously doubt the general populace cared much about stereotypes back in the '50's.
25:52 Yes, Aunt Sarah changed her opinion on dogs after a complete stranger to her dog saved the baby from a rat.
The reason why a lot of character look the same is that they was rotoscoped, that is very expensive, so they reuse the rotoscope for most side character and like just paint a new dess and face on it.
This is the worst in Robin Hood where Little John's dance is the same.. that is literally frame per frame identical (apart from the clothes and surface) to baloos dance in djungelbook
I really recomend Lady and the Tramp 2!! Not might be for some people as good as first one but I watched that movie more in my childhood than the first one and still to this day I love the plot of movie! It's kinda like opposite of this sotry than story in there and the songs are absolutely one of best things there
That movie was one of my personal faves during my childhood too! It's pretty charming and I LOVE angel hahaha
It was my favorite movie as a kid! I'd watch it every day
I actually watched it before the first one (I did watch the first one last year)
This movie is definitely the Disney version of Valentine’s Day. 🐶❤️
You have never seen a swinging door inside of a house? Its quite common for doorways that connect kitchens and dining rooms. Modern homes don't have them as much, but they're still common in mansions or just bigger houses in general They don't have knobs and are meant to swing so that so that your "help" /butler can serve the meals while not having to grab a knob. It also doubles as a privacy means to keep you and your guests from your help who would be in the kitchen during your fancy dinner parties.
This is my favourite animal disney movie after The Lion King. It's just so freaking cute. I love it so much
"all these old ladies and women look the same."
It's called live reference modeling. They film the actors as reference for the animators. So some of these characters share an actress, so it's likely they also share a live reference model.
Back in the 50s, you couldn't show pregnant women because of the strict Hays Code. During this time there were other clues such as the pregnant lady was knitting baby socks. In fact, Disney themselves didn't show any pregnant women until The Emperor's New Groove in 2000. Sounds absurd that they did it so late but mind you that fart jokes in cartoons was consindered taboo until they made Pumbaa pass gas in The Lion King in 1994.
Great reaction! I highly recommend the sequel Lady and the Tramp 2: Scamp’s Adventure. If your interested in other unknown Disney classics, I must recommend Pete’s Dragon 1977. It’s a live action with an animated dragon. 🐶🐺🍝💘
Not only is Lady and The Tramp a love letter to dogs, it's Walt Disney's love letter to his childhood as the town the movie is set in is based on his childhood town of Marceline, Missouri, where his family spent his early childhood before they moved to Kansas City. Disney got into a sense of nostalgia during the 50s, Disneyland's Main street was also inspired by Marceline (the park opened the same year as this movie premiered).
HE'S-AH TALKIN' TO ME!
I paused the video at 16:45, left my pc for over a half hour to make spaghetti, came back, and finished the video with my plate. 😌
I respect your dedication wow
Thank you for watching this! I love Disney animation so much!
There was also a live-action remake of Lady And The Tramp released in 2019.
Aunt Sarah may come off as mean but she's not an evil character. She's just a cat person who is very strict, therefore doesn't want dogs to be near the baby.
There’s such great wisdom in what you said about this movie being a hug. It totally is ☺️
My most beloved Disney animation! This is the first animation to be released in "Cinemascope" ratio (2.55:1) but because not all cinemas at the time were capable of projecting this (the technology was only 2 years old) they had to release two versions of it, the other being in the standard "Academy ratio" of 1.375:1 which all previous animations had been.
This was my favorite Disney movie from when I was a kid. Sadly I wore the hell out of the VHS tape watching it a lot. Today I'm super thankful for the digital age. I love your reaction to this!
I looooove this movie, it's easily one of my favorite Disney movies. I'll still watch it from time to time.
My grandparents had cocker spaniels when I was a kid, so this movie has always had a place in my heart.
Also, we had this old stray dog that "claimed" us named Mike, he looked almost exactly like Tramp, except he was brown and not gray.
It’s funny that you mentioned that she reminds you of the fairy godmother and the fairies from sleeping beauty because she actually voiced the fairy godmother from Cinderella and the character flora the red fairy in sleeping beauty
Splinter rat hahaha!! Lady and the Tramp is my favorite!
And I *LOVE* you used an image of the 2003 cartoon Splinter! Not gonna lie.
“Being the middle child sucks. So I heard”
*sad middle child noises* 🥲
This movie is my childhood (right next to Finding Nemo), absolutely love this movie. Loved seeing your reaction ❤
One of my favourite old Disney movies, amazing reaction with amazing person btw.💓
I was the third of seven children, and I was about one and a half years old when the next sibling was born. So I never really had that feeling of fear that my mom would have more children.
Over all, my siblings and I basically got the same amount of attention.
I also view you as a sweet and humble human. With resilience and hospitality. Stay true to yourself. Continue keeping your head up.
i love that you reacted to this movie! i know the movie is old, but it has such a special place in my heart. i watched it with my dad every day growing up (i forced him to LOL)
Thanks for the video Sophie! :)
Which movie did you think was cuter? This or Bolt?
As a middle child I can in fact confirm, that it sucks 😂
@4:31, “In the criminal justice system, K9 offenses are considered especially heinous...”
Sophie is exactly right. Lady has no right to be upset that Tramp had one or two gfs before her.
I heard they actually were going to kill off Trusty in that accident with the wagon.
It was quite a a bit more than just one or two. It makes her have to wonder if she really means anything to him, or if she is just another in a long string of flings.
Plus I'm pretty sure the puppies at the beginning of the movie were his. They look a lot like him, and a rich family would sell unwanted pups in a store like that back then.
Now you need to see Lady & The Tramp II Scamp's Adventure. It is one of my favorite Disney sequels.
The beaver's voice sounds a tad familar to me. I'm thinking he sounds like "Gopher" from Winnie the pooh
love them
Also, I hope everyone had a great Valentine’s Day! ❤️
Lady and the tramp was one of my favorites to watch growing up as well, my favorites growing up to watch was peter pan, the sword in the stone, and the jungle book!!!
Me personally I acknowledge lady and the tramp. One of my favorite timeless classic movies. From the 1950's decade.
Yay I suggested this one!
I love this movie so much it one of my favourites😊💖💖💖I just think that it is so romantic and adorable 🥰 thanks for doing a reaction on it I knew you would love it 😊😉😄😄 can’t wait to see what you react to next 😄
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As a middle child myself, I can confirm. I’ve personally resolved to only have either two or four children so that no one’s stuck being in the middle lol.
One thing that makes me cringe rewatching this movie is that the Siamese cats are portrayed with Asian stereotypes from the time (1955,) i.e. the music, the eyes, being portrayed in a villain-esque light, and other things
I'd be very interested in seeing your reaction to the sequel to this lol
Hi Sophie hope you are having an great and awesome weekend ❤️
Oh nice ☺️☺️ I'll waiting for sequel reaction about Scamp (son of the Lady and the Tramp)
Os filmes antigos da disney ( até anos 90) são os melhores!
You should watch number 2! Usually I dislike Disney sequels, but I thought it was well done!
15:24 😂😘
Yayyyy!
i love jo and tony!
also the sequel to this is imo one of the few good disney sequels
Another good movie. I also watched "all dogs go to heaven". And " anastasia". 😊. I recommend "pete's dragon" or a life action called "madeline". Xx
I love the Scottish terrier
Now to watch the cat version The Aristocats😽😽😽💖💖💖
The Aristocats? Is that also a Disney movie?
@@rachelkelly2293 yes the best💖💖
@@rachelkelly2293 it was in the shuned era that Disney mostly don't want to talk about. There was a bunch of movies made untill the sea mermade that Disney don't seam to want to talk about some of them are pretty good. A few is quite bad.
This is such a cute movie
I love this movie it’s one of my favourites❤I hope u also react to lady an dc tramp 2
I'm sure that Jim Dear let Lady drink coffee (which I can't imagine being good for a dog but that can't be half as bad as Aunt Marge in Harry Potter and The Prisoner from Azkaban letting her dog drink whiskey, that's a no-no) as americans are such coffee drinkers (sure, we swedes drink a lot of coffee too but still, me, I'm a tea drinker).
22:28 cute movie till the rat gets in the house
i say this as if the siamese cats weren't terrible XD
You should definetly check out Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron
It’s gonna be next 👀
11:10 Lady and the Trance
OMG! You need to watch Aristocats. It's another Disney oldie from 1970.
I can't wait to get my soul mate ❤
I hope you like the movie, this is my first time watching aswell.
Same.