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That Darn Cat! - DisneyCember
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- Опубликовано: 26 дек 2020
- The original comedy is certainly corny, but Doug insists it's well worth your time. Let's take a look at That Darn Cat! on a new DisneyCember.
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That Darn Cat! (simply known as That Darn Cat! Cat Operation) is a 1965 American thriller comedy film directed by Robert Stevenson and starring Hayley Mills and Dean Jones in a story about bank robbers, a kidnapping and a mischievous cat produced by Walt Disney Productions. The film was based on the 1963 novel Undercover Cat by Gordon and Mildred Gordon. The title song was written by the Sherman Brothers and sung by Bobby Darin.
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I loved it, and think that it's held up MUCH better than the hokey, mediocre 1997 remake! 😻💖
"DISNEYCEMBER 2020 Blog Day 27" travels to 1965 to review the original "that darn cat" After watching critic's review of the remake with Christina Ricci I choose to watch the original to compare both films together & the original is just ok considering to those who weren't born in 1965 myself included so inclosing if you thought "that darn cat" from 1997 was the only one better go to "Disney +" with your kitty & quite simply solve which version is better the 1965 version or 1997 version & to quote a kitty talk "me-ow" see what I did there
Please do Yin Yang Yo! next! (:
Please review The Happiest Millionaire ❤
I found this on Disney+ last year when it launched and adored it! Such a fun movie.
There are a ton of mid-sixties Disney flicks that have gone under the radar. And many of them have remakes that can't hold a candle to the originals.
Oh hard agree.
And Disney was just as adep[t as a lot in taking familiar characters, pretty opften..like
Sharon/Susan from the Parent Trap (and, also, Pollyanna and "In search of the Castaways"'s Mary Grant) as our heroine, Patti, who owns the cat
That siamese from the ORIGINAL, 1963, Incredible Journey as our other hero
THe gal from The great race as the other owner.,.,aka, Hayley's older sis,
The Planet of the apes guy as the sister's boyfriend
One of the GNOME MOBILE gnomes as Patti's boyfriend
Bride of Frankenstein and Uncle Charley on My Three Sons (with Disney's own Absent minded Professor, Fred MacMurray!0) as the ebusybody neihbors)
Original TVJoker from the era's Batman as a thug
Man who would drive Herbie the Love Bug onscreen as Zeke Kelso (and in the later filmn)
The sarcastic lady (seen here as our heroines's landlady) and Jack Benny's nemesis who cal;led him Mac
And the fifties as well.
The cat who played dc in this movie is also teo from the incredible journey.
"Syn Cat the Siamese Cat" is the name.
Kristen In real life SYN CAT the SIAMESE CAYT> Great name for a TV show..:)
@@SteveCarras yeah!! :)
That it is (and it's TAO-"SYN".)
@Olivia 757 no in the original incredible journey from the 60s the cat was named teo in homeward bound the remake the cat is named sassy.
Chaplin: I’m that Darn Cat!
Lloyd: NO YOU'RE NOT!!
Buster: Ok I'M that darn cat!
@@gianinabadami5341 lloyd: Sigh!
@@jamesmoyner7499 AMESE! Because that’s what you are Siamese. And we’re those darn cats!
@@gianinabadami5341 I'm THAT darn cat!
The original That Darn Cat is so good. I don’t get why Disney remade the movie, just leave the original Disney movies alone!
It's a win-win for them. Every time they badly remake a classic Disney movie, there are two kinds of people: the "I don't like old movies so might as well watch this instead" crowd and the "I heard this sucks so I'll just avoid it and watch/rewatch the original Disney version instead" crowd. All those people hating on the remakes mostly give Disney free marketing on their older products.
@@Sebastian1786 not quite, sometimes remakes can make people hate on the original movies. Because it can damage the reputation of the original movie, That Darn Cat remake can discourage people from seeing the original. My cousin who used to be a huge fan of Aladdin, now hates the franchise because of that awful remake made her not want to watch the original anymore due to the bad taste from the remake!
The Parent Trap (1998) remake was pretty good though.
@@nicocancilla8386 that’s an exception, because it was Lindsey Lohan.
@@Markimark151 Too bad she went on to become a laughing stock of Hollywood starlets.
That shot of the cat eating the sandwhich....cat owners know this pain. You sit down, thinking you're gonna have a nice meal then BAM cat eats about half of it. But I wouldn't trade my little guys for anything.
Growing up at the dinner table my mother would sit forward in her chair and my cat would jump behind her and try to go under her arms to beg for food. The sister's cat would forgo all that and jump right on the table.
My cat never got the taste for human food. She always want to smell it, but then she walks away satisfied.
I'm lucky in the fact that mine doesn't like people food. He'll sometimes want a sniff of something but that's it. I could leave something out overnight and it wouldn't be touched
@@earnestbrown6524 that is my Siamese to a FREAKING T lol. My Russian blue doesn't beg but just gives me a LOOK so I give her a small bit. But my Siamese just GOES for my food especially if I'm not paying attention hahaha. Damn bastard ate literally ALL of my quarter pounder once when I left it to go get a drink. Was gone for like 1 minute and it hear that mrmrmr sound andn was like "I hope you enjoy that it was supposed to be MY lunch." 😅
@@earnestbrown6524 That's why I never let my cat on the table, as much as I love them! Spray bottles. :D
I rewatched it as an adult recently and it definitely holds up. Dean Jones and Hayley Mills make a great pair. It’s a shame they didn’t do more films together.
Canoe: All right, I'll make you a deal. Well, you go with me to watch a Disneycember marathon on Thursday night, and next week I'll take you to one of those happily-ever-after Cinema Snob Anniversary specials. Deal?
Well done. I couldn’t do it better myself.
Played this today for my kids. My wife never saw it. They could not stop laughing. Its a real gem.
Also, DC is played by the same cat in The Incredible Journey, so it's no wonder why his acting is so good.
The reason you feel that way about the one crook is that he’s The Riddler himself, Frank Gorshin.
This is one of those movies that I've always known about, but never watched.
It's a good movie. :)
Same
It is a classic. Get some popcorn ready.
same
Same here.
The Hayley Mills movies of the 60's were always enjoyable to me! I hope that Doug eventually reviews "Pollyanna", "Summer Magic", "Search of the Castsaways" or "Moonspinners" at some stage! 💖😻
Don't forget "The Trouble with Angels". 😇
@@nicholesnowNM13 That is not Disney.
I loved Pollyanna and loved the Hayley Mills movies.
I've been waiting for him to do a Disneycember on Pollyanna since 2013!!! YES PLEASE!
@@reijigamer OK.
On the twenty-seventh Disneycember, my critic gave to me:
Twenty-seven cat jokes
Twenty-six obscure films
Twenty-five minute short
Twenty-four martians
Twenty-three CG dogs
Twenty-two freed slaves
Twenty-one crazy ghosts
Twenty cool characters
Nineteen zombies dancing
Eighteen warriors battling
Seventeen pet actors
Sixteen speaking roles
Fifteen experiments
Fourteen Aliens singing
Thirteen X-Men films
Twelve Narration scenes
Eleven mice-a-squeaking
Ten wacky stories
Nine cliched genres
Eight X-men fighting
Seven on IMDB
Six Flynn-Fletchers
FIVE BLAND NEW PLANETS!
Four magic elves
Three wasted hours
Two best buds
And a pigeon in a pear tree
Yes, thanks so much for delivering this chain again, other than Doug's videos, it's a definite highlight of Disneycember! ♥️
there you are. had trouble finding you
Almost couldn't find you this time.
My cousin loved this movie so much she named her cat DC after it. That cat lived to be super ancient.
You know, the old school Disney of the 1950s-1970s really did have a campy charm to them that is sorely lacking in modern Disney
It was disappointing to find out that Medfield was not a real college.
@SpiritusC This was made in the 60's about 2 decades before Disney Channel existed, still, I see your point.
It doesn't need camp.
Another fun fact about the original That Darn Cat is that its opening theme is written by Robert B. Sherman and Richard M. Sherman. The very same songwriters who worked on The Absent-Minded Professor, The Parent Trap, Bon Voyage, The Sword in the Stone, the Merlin Jones films, Summer Magic, Mary Poppins, the Winnie the Pooh franchise, The Jungle Book, The Happiest Millionaire, The Gnome-Mobile, The Aristocats, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, etc. Even the Hanna-Barbera cartoon film of "Charlotte's Web" and the anime film "Little Nemo: Adventures In Slumberland".
Lloyd Approved.
Did you know Lloyd was an apprentice to D.C? Showed him all the tricks of the trade.
Lloyd: I am siamese, and I am very pleased! Praise be to our god, D.C.!
First off, I'm SO glad you love this movie, Doug. I've loved it my whole life. FUCK the remake. This one is the bomb!
As I've been doing for years now on Doug's DisneyCember videos, I'll be posting a ranking of the order that I believe Doug likes all the movies/shows he reviews. Why? Because I feel like it. And, remember, it's just my opinion on how I THINK Doug feels from what he's saying in the review!
RANKINGS:
1. Mr. Boogedy
2. Hamilton
3. Phineas & Ferb
4. Lilo & Stich: The Series
5. That Darn Cat
6. The Wonderful World Of Mickey Mouse
7. Tron: Uprising
8. Star Vs. The Forces Of Evil
9. Captain EO
10. Onward
11. Mickey's Christmas Carol
12. The Adventures Of Huck Finn
13. The Incredible Journey
14. Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey
15. Candace Against The Universe
16. Chronicles Of Narnia: The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader
17. Spies In Disguise
18. Zombies
19. Johnny Tsunami
20. My Favorite Martian
21. Star Wars: Rise Of Skywalker
22. Bedtime Stories
23. The Call Of The Wild
24. The New Mutants
25. Dark Phoenix
26. Mulan (2020)
27. Artemis Fowl
28. Secret Society Of Second-Born Royals
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That's why I don't like remakes - they let people forget there is an earlier version, which often is better than the remake.
EXACTLY. This is why I get annoyed by the argument "Who cares if a remake is bad? Just don't watch it. It doesn't erase the original from existing." And yeah, in the grand scheme of things they're not life-or-death tragedies, it's all just a hobby, entertainment, for fun. But for a lot of younger viewers it does erase the original from their memories, or in some cases they've never heard of the original at all, they just find and watch the remake, and for people that care about good storytelling, it IS frustrating.
You've got to be *KITTEN* me...
AHHHHHH
Make one more cat pun , & you'll be hisssstory.
Oh come on dude. My puns are *PURR-FECT*.
Careful you're not made contempt of cat
Can we all just please stop like right meow?
My granddaddy loved the obscure '70s and '80s Disney classic movies...
They were charming and a change from your standard animated Fare.
Obscure? They were on TV all the time once the Disney Channel got started in the 1980s.
@@superlive98 you see I didn't have cable, never had the Disney channel, cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, etc... but the golden age animation Renaissance of the '90s with all those VHS Home videos that overshadowed everything else with the name of Disney on it.
Sure Disney live action studios made great productions, Disney will always be synonymous with American animation first.
@@crazysilly2914 Just what type of programming do you think was on the DISNEY Channel during its first decade of operation? It was mainly the preceding 50 years of Disney created content.
This movie is from 1965. You can't get more sixties than 1965. Your grandaddy knew that.
What about "The Cat from Outer Space "
I love that movie.
Yes, one of my favorite cat based movies.
I loved that movie as a kid!!!
That needs to be a 'Snob' episode.
Doug, i just gotta say that a positive review like this really makes me interested in checking this out. Thumbs up!
You should!
Its just one of those lightning strikes kind of movies. Just very funny and charming even though it shouldn't work.
@@ChannelAwesome Absolutely..😼
Now I have to watch this on disney plus. Thanks alot that darn Doug
Wait! Is this movie on Disney+???!!!
@@busybeth21 It’s disney
@@busybeth21 they also have the remake..... I don't recommend that though
@@GeekCredTrivia yeah I've seen nostalgia critic review it and that's enough to make me prefer the original way more.
I am glad to see Disneycember videos for classic live action films and hope that some of these good films will be covered in future Disneycembers:?:
Johnny Tremain,
Swiss Family Robinson,
Pollyanna,
In Search of the Castaways,
The Moon Spinners,
The Happiest Millionaire,
Blackbeard’s Ghost,
The Barefoot Executive,
Escape to Witch Mountain,
how did you post all that in 5 seconds?!
He probably might but there are marvel shows coming to Disney plus so I depends honestly
@@Nasser851000 copy/ paste
@@Nasser851000 I have had the comment ready to go for several days now and have waited for Doug to post this Disneycember video. This is one of my favorite classic live action Disney films.
Escape to Witch Mountain? Iz that anything like Race to Witch Mountain? Cause i remember that movie with the Rock being really dull and boring.
Chaplin: I'm a cat character actor!
Lloyd: *NO, YOU'RE NOT!*
How can you not love Hailey Mills
I'm a bit surprised Doug failed to mention the theme song by the Sherman brothers because it's so good, such a sweet and chilled jazzy piece that always gets stuck in my head whenever I think about it!
I like that Siamese cat he's cute, say have heard of the ugly duncsund, I heard Mako was in it.
I saw that film! Most of those movies were seen on Sunday nights during the Wonderful World of Disney in the 70s and 80s.
@@MegaMagicdog Me,too..in 19670s and rerelease with DUMBO in early 1970s with my brother and our girl friend..
I saw this movie as a child... at the drive-in (nostalgia!) and have loved it ever since. Haven't seen the remake. Hailey Mills and Dean Jones are irreplaceable :) There are a bunch of Disney live-action family films from the 60s & 70s I'm hoping to share with my grandchildren-- Swiss Family Robinson was a favorite! Great content & analysis of a childhood favorite-- subscribed!
This film uses the classic pink panther theme and it fits so well.
Reminder that Doug still hasn't reviewed the 3rd Cheetah Girls movie yet.
To quote Doug regarding the live-action Scooby-Doo movies, "There's a third one?"
As great I find that one I think he won't based on his views on the first two
I'd love to see Doug's take on that movie, even as a Nostalgia Critic review, but we'll see if his fans request that of him later on! 😉💖
Does he need to? No Raven, no sale.
Doesn't that film involve an international competition?
it's like writers write on a global scale when it's felt for some reason that there isn't enough to write about at home.
Yeah, it's probably best to not care about that film.
I borrowed the VHS tape of the original "That Darn Cat!" from my library multiple times when I was a kid and loved it! It remains one of my favorite Disney live action movies. :D
It was one of my favourite Disney flicks as a kid. Still love it now. There is such a perfect chemistry between the characters. And D.C.is absolutely great!
Had this on VHS as a kid. Hayley Mills is so adorable in it.
We found this when we got Disney plus for lockdown and we loved it. A few years later I’m shocked to learn that the agent is Bobby In company! 😂
I discovered this movie on Disney+ last year and I loved it.🥰 I couldn’t find a blu-ray for it but I now own it on DVD.
Of *course* one of the criminals is a goofy psychotic....he's being played by The *Riddler* fer cryin out loud!
Heck yes , this performance is possibly what got him that role, since this came out in mid-1965 and his first appearance in "Batman" was in January of the following year. No one could play gleefully insane like Frank Gorshin!
And the neighbor is played by Roddy McDowall, who played villain Bookworm in the same Batman show.
@@matthewkoch6937 Frank Gorshin not only played 1960's Riddler but also one of the two black-and-white faced aliens from the Star Trek: TOS episode 'Let That Be Your Last Battlefield'.
@@matthewkoch6937 He also played unhinged psychos in several straight-up dramas.
It's a good thing he was never cast with Bruce Dern - that would probably have created a Pshyco Black Hole.
@@DamianDarkholme And he would later voice The Mad Hatter on 'Batman:TAS'.
I'm more of a "Cat From Outer Space" guy myself.
My mom was a huge Hayley Mills fan so as a kid I ended up seeing a ton of her Disney movies. This was a favorite for both of us, and probably why I wanted a Siamese cat so much.
Did you ever get one? They're interesting but terribly chatty cats.
@@MegaMagicdog yes, a blue point I named Scaredy, she was a loud and very talkative little thing. Now we have a basic alley cat who must have some Siamese as she exhibits some of the behaviors.
We’d watch this whenever we went to grandmas. I can’t watch it anymore without a slice lemon pie because that’s always what we’d watch it. Really good memories.
Anything with Frank Gorshin is usually worth a watch. Huge talented actor.
The cat is easily the best actor. Why? He acts exactly like a cat. You can't train cats, they do whatever the hell they want to whenever the hell they want to do it. They go anywhere they want and if they ever come back to the same place it's usually because whoever lives there is giving them food.
Actually you can train cats.
@@Jutrzen HA! That's a lie straight out of hell. A cat is the most selfish creature on God's green earth and there is no way of changing that. If you *think* you're training a cat, what's really happening is your cat is training you.
@@clericofchaos1 And cats can actually talk, they just don't want to.
All of the actors are amazing in this, and I love the cats so very much, but I’m not gonna lie my favorite actor in this whole movie is probably the guy that plays Canoe I mean he should’ve gotten some awards for his performance in this movie not only is he fun, but every time Haley Mills character would always tell him that she can’t go out with him tonight you could see how heartbroken he is because he knows somethings going on. It really shows how funny but yet his character can be when he’s in a relationship not that I have ever been in one, but I’ve seen people like that in one of his performances by far one Disney’s best.
One of the few times I've ever watched a Disneycember for a movie I'd never heard of and said, "I gotta check this out." Cool.
3 and a Half Weeks Later, just saw the movie before my Disney + expires, and was not disappointed.
My family had a Siamese like DC while I was growing up. His name was Daboo. I miss that cat a little every day. Lived nearly 20 years!
The Lady neighbor is played by the late Elsa Lanchester, who was also the "Quitting Nanny" at the start of MARY POPPINS, but iconically known as the "Bride of Frankenstein"
Fun Fact: After That Darn Cat Was And The Ugly Dachshund Were Both Released, Dean Jones And Laraine Stephens Got Married On March 27, 1966.
Ah, I remember this kitty classic! I remember loving it when I was little, and even now, I still love it! My favorite character was obviously the cat, who reminded me a lot of the cats from Homeward Bound
Not many people have seen the original? What a CATastrophe!!!...
I’ll show myself out
The scene at the drive-in theater will always stand out in terms of all the silliness - DC swatting at a moth in front of the projector (and the shadow being cast over the film, pissing everyone else off), the running around and people crashing into each other (snacks going flying), the detective claiming he's a health inspector (the guy running the drive through asking "Health inspector? Where's your badge?" followed by being angrily honked at), oh man, so much silliness.
Chaplain and Buster favorite movie.
Fun fact: this was Dean Jones' first movie with Disney which lead him to star in The Love Bug years later.
@jbiehlable Don't think he ever will again now that Beetles are no longer made.
My cats are so weird, they should have their own show XD
I didn't know there was a remake to this movie until you reviewed Doug. I have to thank my parents for showing me stuff like this, The Ugly Dachshund, Absent minded professor, and Blackbeards ghost (which I really hope is included in this month's reviews.)
Has Doug ever reviewed "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World"? If not he really shoud. It's a movie that's perfect for his show.
"hey doug review james's favorite movie" i imagine he's holding off for the right time
Ah yes My Grandma got this for my brother and I. All I could think was: FRANK GORSHIN
I've never seen the remake, but holy cow do I love the original! It's been one of my favorites since I was a kid. It seriously makes me bust up one minute, and then the next minute totally fearing for the hostage's life. I don't think I can think of any other 'simple' comedies that make me do a 180 like that.
......that's Frank Gorshin; that's the Riddler. That's so awesome!
Hey! Doug's favorite character from The Incredible Journey got his own movie!
I had a Tonkinese--a half-Siamese, half Burmese breed. If at any point I didn't know from his declarative vocal paragraphs what he was thinking, I could read it on his face.
The Riddler, Mad Hatter, and a Cat Woman come together for a crossover you never expected!
Your review of the remake with Brad Jones came out when my cat Smokey died and I was going through her loss when you uploaded your collab review! It made my day better and now I got a new cat named Luna who is a boy!
a favorite film in my family, my sisters and I always quote to each other "I spent ALL DAY in a duck blind, in the POURING RAIN."
It wasn’t that cat’s collar, it was the teller’s watch.
I love Dean Jones in Disney movies!
- That Darn Cat!
- Blackbeard’s Ghost
- The Love Bug
- The Ugly Dachshund
- The Million Dollar Duck
- The Shaggy D.A.
- Snowball Express
One of my favorite actors!
The cat looks like my Siamese. Only a little more toasted.
I just watched this movie a mere 3 hours before this got uploaded! LMAO
This was literally the first movie I watched when I got Disney+
Haven’t thought about this movie in a while
Cool the riddler from batmans in this!
I watched that darn cat as a kid in the 80s and loved it I fell in love with hayley mills...she was so beautiful
One of the crooks is played by Frank Gorshin.
Thanks for letting us know, I had no idea that he was a character actor when first watching the film, but I'll certainly look up some of his projects now! 😁📺😍
Riddle me this, riddle me that!
Was waiting for you to review this!
What a heart warming movie
Those Cat eyes look right into my soul!
I wonder if Doug will spotlight any of the Kurt Russell Disney movies from the 1960s? Like "The Computer Who Wore Tennis Shoes?"
I'm happy to say I didnt know this was remade 😊
Dean Jones was "Mr. Disney" at one point.
1965 -- That Darn Cat
1966 -- The Ugly Dachshund
1967 -- Monkeys, Go Home
1968 -- Blackbeard's Ghost
1968 -- The Horse in the Grey Flannel Suit
1968 -- The Love Bug
1971 -- The Million Dollar Duck
1972 -- Snowball Express
1976 -- The Shaggy D.A.
1977 -- Herbie Goes To Monte Carlo
Disney found a great actor. His facial expressions were almost as "cartoon-like" as Jim Carrey,
and his "every man" looks made him a great lead actor.
I hope you eventually review some of these other films next year.
Are we also not gonna talk about how good the intro song is
One of my sister’s favorite movies of all time. She has simple tastes. Thank you for reviewing it.
That neighbour is The Bride Of Frankenstein!
I saw this version as a kid and loved it so when I heard there was a remake lster on in my life I just couldn't watch it, nothing could beat the original.
I'm pretty sure it was the first picture my parents ever took me to. I had badgered them mercilessly. I guess the trailer must have hooked me. My crush on Ms. Mills started when I could barely walk.
One of my mom's favorite movie genres: 1960s family film featuring a cat.
Me too
I think a lot of people forget too this was NOT a Disney "original" story either. It was based on a novel, which is even better then the movie, Undercover Cat by Gordon and Mildred Gordon. This and The Cat From Outer Space where my 2 fave movies as a kid. I love the old Disney cat movies.
Disney: that darn cat
Me: that darn 60s
Yes! I was hoping you'd review this! One of my faves growing up. Didn't care for the remake
I remember this movie for only one reason. When I was a child at daycare, my babysitter wanted to rent Cat’s Eye with Drew Barrymore. Instead she accidentally rented this movie.
You need to review "One Magic Christmas" when you start reviewing for Christmas movies again! Just watch it!
Somebody should give that cat a Oscar
Ngl the criminal hostage subplot caught me off-guard. I just assumed this was purely an old corny animal hijinks movie.
I love Disney You are Awesome Mr. Critic
One of my favourite movies because as a kid I used to watch it all the time.
This was one of my favourite movies as a kid. I must have seen it over a dozen times.
I saw this when I was a kid and I can’t remember it so I should definitely look for it again
I do love this movie since my childhood.