It’s Honestly weird how Disney didn’t make an animated movie about their mascot Mickey Mouse in 2023 since it was the company’s 100th anniversary at the time.
I think 2028 might be the more appropriate opportunity since that year is mickeys 100th birthday. They chose “wishes coming true” as the theme for the company’s feature length 100th anniversary movie was because its the company’s main theme. Why not go revive “the search for Mickey Mouse” for 2028 if they want to do something for Mickey’s big year
And yet, now that Mickey Mouse is in the public domain, indie filmmakers are making Mickey Mouse films that are horror films. It's a funny old word, isn't it?
DisneyToon may get a lot of flack for all those sequels, but they did have some rare gems and this is one of them. Loved this as a kid and still do today.
I remember that there are also some pretty good sequels like The Lion King 2 and Bambi 2. Not many people realize that not all of them are bad. I am not saying that you didn't know, I just wanted to point that out.
This movie was part of my childhood. I would constantly put it on and never get tired of it. I actually rewatched it recently, and I still enjoyed it as much as I did in the past.
The fact that this movie wasn't theatrical is disappointing, because it had so much potential. For Mickey Mouse's first movie that wasn't a segment in another movie or even an anthology movie, this was literally Mickey and the gang at their absolute best!
I can see why it wasn't a theatrical release it aimed at very young children I love it out of nostalgia but I can see adults or even older kids not getting into it
You're absolutely right about how Mickey Mouse should be given more representation as a character rather than just keeping him as a corporate mascot. I can see a lot of potential with how he can be shown as a character. Granted, I already love Mickey as one of my favorite characters and biggest heroes, but it's always nice to see him be given something new to try, much like how Walt made Mickey the "sorcerer's apprentice" in the Fantasia segment. Moments like that can really help make Mickey's impact on society all the more memorable and iconic. Also, it looks like we're going from one story about a mouse to another, because The Secret of NIMH is next. I was hoping for The Little Mermaid after you said you reviewed the "bad sequel", but The Secret of NIMH shall work too. Good luck!
CAPTAIN PETE: You guys are hopeless! I leave for five minutes, and I’ve come back to *HAAA!!!! HAAA!!!! HAAA!!!!* MICKEY: We were practicing our *HAAAA!!!!*
This movie was my CHILDHOOD. I have vivid memories of watching it on loop on my cruddy little Wal-Mart DVD player on every single road trip. And honestly, this is one of my childhood favorites that actually managed to hold up. The soundtrack is still banger.
16:11-16:37 Mat’s got a point there. In fact, if you’re a fan of _Animaniacs,_ you may recall the song _Wakko’s America._ In which Wakko Warner sings the names and capitals of all 50 states to the tune of _Turkey in the Straw_
People can say what they will about this movie, But I personally enjoy it! It's one of my favorites in terms of Mickey, Donald and Goofy interacting with each other. In fact my two favorite parts of this movie are when Goofy comes up with a plan to get rid of the Beagle boys and it works. Because that part always make me think that Goofy's plan may have been a little hairbrained but it was still a pretty clever idea for someone of Goofy's intelligence level. And my 2nd favorite part is when Mickey says that they aren't even real musketeers and Goofy ask's "Who says so?" That scene always makes me want to point out that Mickey was kinda right, They technically weren't musketeers under royal law I mean Captain Pete may have made them musketeers but that was only for his evil plans. Mickey, Donald and Goofy weren't given official Musketeer titles until the end of the film. Although, another thing I theorize when Mickey says that they aren't real musketeers. Is that the look on his face when he says that makes me believe that deep down Mickey was probably thinking but didn't say out loud that for all those years they've been kidding themselves to even think that they were ever musketeer material. At least to me that's what it looked like Mickey was probably thinking.
Captain Pete: You guys are hopeless. I leave you for five minutes and I come back to AHHHHH! AHHHHH! AHHHHH! Mickey: Well, we were practicing our AHHHHH!
From all the DTV films from Disneytoon, it's finally nice to put them in place for one of their greater films in their library! Not a fantastic one, but still I'm happy that Disneytoon didn't screw up the characters in this one. Plus, I never really looked at Mickey being "Just the Mascot" I always did look at him as an Iconic character as much as others like SpongeBob and Bugs Bunny. It's more that whoever is in charge of the character may depend on how they would interpret them.
You are right about one thing. Mickey Mouse should have been treated as a character and not a corporate mascot. But Disney itself didn't give him a chance because it's so overprotective of him after that scummy Charles Mintz legally kidnapped and murdered Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. Which is why he still represents a dimensional character unlike Bugs Bunny and Mario. And he wasn't allowed to be used in other projects, mainly DuckTales (2017).
This movie was a huge part of my childhood. I would constantly watch it when I was little, in Spanish, and I never got bored of it. Recently I watched it again and man did I love it now as a 21 year old as much as I loved it as a 4 year old
Ah, the 2nd best version of The Three Musketeers Disney has ever made, the best stars Keifer Sutherland, Chris O'Donnell, and Tim Curry, but as for next time, let's switch mouse protagonists from Mickey to Brisby, as we try and discover The Secret of NIMH
Yep and this time it will get the animat seal of approval The Story 10/10 The Animation 9/10 if not then 10/10 The Characters 10/10 Overall 10/10 for animat classic review the secret of NIMH (1982)
Now that I think about it, yeah why not go treat Mickey like how The Jim Henson Company treated Kermit in The Muppet Movie if they want to make a straightforward story starring Mickey
I'd watch that type of movie, seeing Mickey go on an adventure and meeting his friends. Although now I wonder who he would meet first either Donald like how Donald was created after Mickey or Goofy just to see Mickey experience Goofy's antics first hand then have him try to warn Donald about how clumsy Goofy can be.
One thing I’m surprised you didn’t mention is how memeable the characters expressions can be. Seriously, the memeworthiness of the characters expressions could give “The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie“ a run for its money.
I remember when I got my DVD of this movie. I was a kid in a Disney store in a city near my hometown. I was searching all over the place for a DVD and I found one. But I accidentally went behind the checkout counter. We got the DVD and I had plenty of good times watching the movie and checking through the sneak peeks and bonus features of the DVD. You know what could really help make Mickey a big star again? A film adaptation of Epic Mickey. I feel like not only would it make the public see Mickey as more than just a corporate mascot, but it could also shed light on scrapped Dsiney content and characters and could even ultimately make Oswald the Lucky Rabbit a big star again. Plus I hear copies of Epic Mickey: Rebrushed are selling out quick (well the collectors' edition at least), so I think an Epic Mickey movie would do well at the box office. Anyway, I thought that at the very least the next Classic Review would be better than Kronk's New Groove, and I think I'm right. After going through the film's sequel once for an Animat Watches, probably again for a Top 10 list and probably yet AGAIN for the review last year, he finally gets to review the amazing original. And I'm happy for him and I am anticipating that review.
I love this movie as a child and I love how the musical number twisted up with the classical music into the mix and I’m very glad you’re going to review the secret of nimh
12:34 - 12:52 Chameleon: "I was turned away from every training hall I went to. They would say I was too small, too lowly, and that kung fu was not my destiny." 🦎 😠😡🤬👿 Mickey Mouse: "Am I a joke to you?" 🐭🐁 🤨 Mantis: "Am I a joke to you too?" 🦗 🤨 What about Mantis, Viper, Shifu and even Master Mouse and Master Chipmunk 🐿 and they managed to learn Kung Fu and became Masters despite their small sizes?!
Honestly, I can see another attempt at making another feature film starring Mickey and his friends. Considering 2028 will be Mickey Mouse 100th birthday, it would be a missed opportunity for Disney animation to make a movie. There’s also some good ideas for a plot like a film adaptation of Epic Mickey or a live action/animated film going through Mickeys history throughout the years.
I am very pleased that you get to review Mickey, Donald and Goofy in The Three Musketeers because it was released the same year when I was born so I have personal attachment to it as I have watched it on ocassion, even recently from a couple of months. That said, I consider this as Mickey's finest outing right next to Epic Mickey and even his graphic novel story, The World to Come, which I HIGHLY recommend. It is really THAT good. Also, what I LOVED about the film is its feeling of a Mickey graphic novel. If you have noticed at the beginning, there is a graphic novel that the Troubadour, our humble narrator, is holding so it is very subtle. Although, some deleted scenes of the film have surfaced online as it plays more of the aspects of the graphic novel though if I can find a reason of why some of them were cut was becaused it felt very distracting.
I absolutely LOVE this film as a kid, I watched it so many times and still got a lot of enjoyment out of it. Sure it’s not the best movie among one of their classics, but it’s still a lot of fun and very engaging! And I will agree that Disney should use Mickey and his friends as characters more often because they can show a lot of personality. Here’s to 20 years of the iconic trio being musketeers, and it’s all for one and one for all!
I kind of like how this movie revealed itself as an in-universe play in the beginning. It felt like a neat addition to its self-aware nature for being a light-hearted adaptation of the story. Plus, it's an all around cute film starring the Disney trio, so I'd say it's worth at least one watch. Speaking of animated mice, I can't wait to see Mrs. Brisby next time.
Awesome job making this review AniMat, I can't even thank you enough along with everyone else for giving "Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers" a "7/10"! Also while being off to the races, I can't wait to see your next "*Classic* Review(s)" on "The Secret of NIMH"! YEE-HAW!🤠🥳👏👍👍💯
I totally agree on what you said about Jim Cummings' performance on Captain Pete. But I think my favorite performance in this goes to Jeff Bennett who did one of the beagle boys. (U know because He sounds very similar to Petrie from The LBT sequels)
This film is very fun imo! Among the other classic Disney character focused films like the Goofy Movies, the Ducktales movie, and the Once Upon a Christmas films, The Three Musketeers had me engaged, laughing, and vibing with the music throughout the film. It’s always a pleasure to watch from time to time. 👍🏽👍🏽✨
Only seen it once and it's still a good movie when seeing these three in a movie. It does take me back to see these three in shorts, Jack and the Beanstalk and a couple of others with the three of them combined as a kid.
I kinda wish Disney would toy with this idea more; putting mickey and his friends in classic literature. I would like to see them take on stories like the great gatsby, or the invisible man!
I have never seen it, but I can understand it’s cult following. I also find it wasted potential that Disney didn’t make a Mickey Mouse movie to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Even if I find Wish ok, I think a Mickey Mouse movie would’ve fit much better for the event. Now we go to a appropriate transition from Disney’s talking rodent to Don Bluth’s talking rodent with Secret of NIMH
I always thought it was the fourth wheel in a old trilogy that have "Fun and Fansy free", "Mickeys Christmas Carol" and "The Prince and the Pauper". Also some of these also have one song or two with classical touch.
No mention of Mickey And The Beanstalk from Fun And Fancy Free as another attempt to bring Mickey back in a big way. That's yet another Disney film that seems to be forgotten often.
Sure but they were only in that segment but not the rest of the film. Donald was close with The Three Caballeros and Goofy with The Goofy Movie for example but Mickey never had a dedicated film to him for the entire run. Fantasia was the closest for him or Fun and Fancy Free for all 3 together.
Happy 20th anniversary to this awesome movie, it's better than it has any right to be by direct to video standards and is the best Musketeer movie ever made!
Loved this movie, and the review. I noticed an updated thumbnail. The DVD this came on introduced Disney’s FastPlay, and a few copycats, some of whose existence I can say may be real, like HiT Entertainment’s. The rest appear to be joke versions made for RUclips videos.
The next review is going to be “The Secret of NIHM”, the best film made by my former animation teacher, Don Bluth. Fun fact: his brother Toby was an art director on this film and “The Tigger Movie“
I obviously loved this movie as a kid, and I'd say it's still a decent kids movie. I would definitely love to see the trio in their own theatrical animated film.
I remembet this movie when it came out. I liked it, but it clearly didn't stay on my mind as the theatrical movies. Still, it was my introduction to Musketeers and got me into better adaptations like Man in the Iron Mask and the BBC series.
Apparently this movie was the replacement for another movie that was supposedly in the works, "In Search of Mickey Mouse" in which Minnie Mouse would have recruited Basil of Baker Street (from The Great Mouse Detective) to find Mickey and would have also encountered various Disney characters. No other production notes or concept art seem to exist of that project other than the plot synopsis and the fact it was cancelled...twice (it was brought back into production around 2005 or so, only to be replaced by "Tangled").
This movie is definitely what i would call underrated. It's better than the majority of the Disney sequels that the studio made. It's more of an 8/10 for me but that's just me.
I hated what this movie did to Donald. Punches a shark in the classic shorts, literally turns chicken when Pete points at him. Makes me appreciate the Ducktales reboot so much more.
0:15 - 2:15 Interesting fact - In 2011, Disney story veteran Burny Mattinson revealed in one interview that he was developing a "Mickey, Donald, Goofy feature film idea", but he had not pitched the idea. I still wished we could've gotten that Mickey Mouse 🐭 movie 🎬 to honor both Disney's and Mickey Mouse's 100th Anniversary. This was a missed opportunity. Mickey Mouse 🐭 deserves some respect 🙏🏻 🫡.
This is a great movie I remember watching it all the time as a kid and actually I was planning to do it again tomorrow to see if it still holds up after 20 years
Awww I adorable and enjoy this movie! Its my fave Mickey Mouse movie! Its got a fun charm and super funny! I enjoy the animation! I never get tired of this film, its such a great watch every time! The funniest quote I find to be my fave is when they say "Will save the princess or die trying!" "Die?"..."Die?" That quote gets me a chuckle, every time XD
Kid Danger: *wearing his mighty pup movie outfit* i freakin love this movie! *fans himself with his wing and gets surprised* what the hell do you mean, "pointless bit grabs"?! I love the sequel the "Loin King 2: Simba’s Pride"! You think that is a "pointless bit grab"? Hell no!
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It’s Honestly weird how Disney didn’t make an animated movie about their mascot Mickey Mouse in 2023 since it was the company’s 100th anniversary at the time.
I think 2028 might be the more appropriate opportunity since that year is mickeys 100th birthday. They chose “wishes coming true” as the theme for the company’s feature length 100th anniversary movie was because its the company’s main theme. Why not go revive “the search for Mickey Mouse” for 2028 if they want to do something for Mickey’s big year
And yet, now that Mickey Mouse is in the public domain, indie filmmakers are making Mickey Mouse films that are horror films.
It's a funny old word, isn't it?
@@alienboy1322 I think u mean Steamboat Willie’s version of Mickey Mouse
@@jamesgeorgi6627
Oh,right. My bad.
If they weren’t willing to go whole hog with romance and such in Wish, why not just do a Mickey Mouse movie?
Fun Fact: Rob Paulsen (Troubadour) got nominated for an Annie for voice-acting & the song "Sweet Wings of Love" from this movie.
Its a sweet song in fact I argue its the best
That’s awesome he deserves it
@@maddalonefarms Yep!
Not going to lie, kind of wish he won it :)
With all the singing Rob did for the movie, he might as well have gotten a Grammy 🤣
DisneyToon may get a lot of flack for all those sequels, but they did have some rare gems and this is one of them. Loved this as a kid and still do today.
I remember that there are also some pretty good sequels like The Lion King 2 and Bambi 2. Not many people realize that not all of them are bad. I am not saying that you didn't know, I just wanted to point that out.
I'd rather see those animated sequels than the current crop of live action remakes.
And disney fairies
My nostalgic faves
I just hope that for Mickey’s 100th anniversary, Disney produces a new Mickey Mouse movie that would pay homage to Mickey’s entire history.
Doubt that
They really should put "The Search For Mickey Mouse" back in production. That would be perfect for Mickey's 100th birthday.
This aged like an open bottle of milk I’m afraid :(
Unless this version of Mickey is in danger of falling into public domain, Disney doesn't give a sh*t.
This movie was part of my childhood. I would constantly put it on and never get tired of it. I actually rewatched it recently, and I still enjoyed it as much as I did in the past.
The fact that this movie wasn't theatrical is disappointing, because it had so much potential. For Mickey Mouse's first movie that wasn't a segment in another movie or even an anthology movie, this was literally Mickey and the gang at their absolute best!
I can see why it wasn't a theatrical release it aimed at very young children I love it out of nostalgia but I can see adults or even older kids not getting into it
You're absolutely right about how Mickey Mouse should be given more representation as a character rather than just keeping him as a corporate mascot. I can see a lot of potential with how he can be shown as a character. Granted, I already love Mickey as one of my favorite characters and biggest heroes, but it's always nice to see him be given something new to try, much like how Walt made Mickey the "sorcerer's apprentice" in the Fantasia segment. Moments like that can really help make Mickey's impact on society all the more memorable and iconic.
Also, it looks like we're going from one story about a mouse to another, because The Secret of NIMH is next. I was hoping for The Little Mermaid after you said you reviewed the "bad sequel", but The Secret of NIMH shall work too. Good luck!
Imagine instead of WISH, we got a movie starring Mickey Mouse and the gang for the 100yr anniversary
We did Its Called "Once upon a Studio" that is the True 100th Anniversary Film!
Donald: Captain Pete?! 😨
Captain Pete: I’m in such a good mood for duck pie!🥧😈
Mickey: Maybe not today, maybe not to-day, but some today (day), Captain Pete will come here and say-
Pete: *HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARG*
CAPTAIN PETE: You guys are hopeless! I leave for five minutes, and I’ve come back to *HAAA!!!! HAAA!!!! HAAA!!!!*
MICKEY: We were practicing our *HAAAA!!!!*
Mickey: In the name of the Musketeers, I arrest you!
Pete: In the name of my fist, I clobber YOU!!! 👊🏿
2025: Pete's 100th Anniversary
2027: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit's 100th Anniversary
2028: Mickey Mouse's 100th Anniversary
Happy 20th Anniversary Mouseketeers! All for One, and One for All!
This movie was my CHILDHOOD. I have vivid memories of watching it on loop on my cruddy little Wal-Mart DVD player on every single road trip. And honestly, this is one of my childhood favorites that actually managed to hold up. The soundtrack is still banger.
Its funny u bring up Wal-Mart, because thats exatcly where me & my dad got this film on-day release!!
I also had a cruddy walmart DvD player to watch it too!
16:11-16:37 Mat’s got a point there. In fact, if you’re a fan of _Animaniacs,_ you may recall the song _Wakko’s America._ In which Wakko Warner sings the names and capitals of all 50 states to the tune of _Turkey in the Straw_
There was also “Yakko’s World”, where Yakko names various countries in the world to the music of the Mexican hat dance
@@moviemaniac9034 I never knew that
People can say what they will about this movie, But I personally enjoy it! It's one of my favorites in terms of Mickey, Donald and Goofy interacting with each other.
In fact my two favorite parts of this movie are when Goofy comes up with a plan to get rid of the Beagle boys and it works. Because that part always make me think that Goofy's plan may have been a little hairbrained but it was still a pretty clever idea for someone of Goofy's intelligence level.
And my 2nd favorite part is when Mickey says that they aren't even real musketeers and Goofy ask's "Who says so?" That scene always makes me want to point out that Mickey was kinda right, They technically weren't musketeers under royal law I mean Captain Pete may have made them musketeers but that was only for his evil plans. Mickey, Donald and Goofy weren't given official Musketeer titles until the end of the film.
Although, another thing I theorize when Mickey says that they aren't real musketeers. Is that the look on his face when he says that makes me believe that deep down Mickey was probably thinking but didn't say out loud that for all those years they've been kidding themselves to even think that they were ever musketeer material. At least to me that's what it looked like Mickey was probably thinking.
What do you think of the songs in the movie?
Captain Pete: You guys are hopeless. I leave you for five minutes and I come back to AHHHHH! AHHHHH! AHHHHH!
Mickey: Well, we were practicing our AHHHHH!
From all the DTV films from Disneytoon, it's finally nice to put them in place for one of their greater films in their library! Not a fantastic one, but still I'm happy that Disneytoon didn't screw up the characters in this one.
Plus, I never really looked at Mickey being "Just the Mascot" I always did look at him as an Iconic character as much as others like SpongeBob and Bugs Bunny. It's more that whoever is in charge of the character may depend on how they would interpret them.
You are right about one thing. Mickey Mouse should have been treated as a character and not a corporate mascot. But Disney itself didn't give him a chance because it's so overprotective of him after that scummy Charles Mintz legally kidnapped and murdered Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. Which is why he still represents a dimensional character unlike Bugs Bunny and Mario. And he wasn't allowed to be used in other projects, mainly DuckTales (2017).
this is quite the Underrated gem from Disney that Feature Mickey Donald and Goofy as main characters in an animated movie from Disney
“Donald; I can’t understand a word ya say.”
That line made me laugh my ass off when I first heard it!!!
And somehow the Ducktales reboot made that joke even funnier
This movie was a huge part of my childhood. I would constantly watch it when I was little, in Spanish, and I never got bored of it. Recently I watched it again and man did I love it now as a 21 year old as much as I loved it as a 4 year old
This definitely succeeds of replicating how the theatrical Disney cartoons were in the 1930s and 40s and I give this movie a thumbs up as a result
Rob Paulsen had no right to go so hard as the Troubadour turtle
But he did 😊
Yes he did, and it is GLORIOUS!!!
Ah, the 2nd best version of The Three Musketeers Disney has ever made, the best stars Keifer Sutherland, Chris O'Donnell, and Tim Curry, but as for next time, let's switch mouse protagonists from Mickey to Brisby, as we try and discover The Secret of NIMH
Next time here on AniMat's Classic Reviews: The Secret of NIMH (1982).
Yep and this time it will get the animat seal of approval
The Story 10/10
The Animation 9/10 if not then 10/10
The Characters 10/10
Overall 10/10 for animat classic review the secret of NIMH (1982)
Yus!
Yeah definitely The Secret of NIMH
Finally, especially after he reviewed the awful sequel.
yup yup 😎
This is on par with the Mickey Prince and the Pauper cartoon with the style quality. Some great 2d animation here
The Chameleon from Kung Fu Panda 4: I was turned away from every training hall I went to. They would say I was too small
Mickey Mouse:Hold my beer!
Now that I think about it, yeah why not go treat Mickey like how The Jim Henson Company treated Kermit in The Muppet Movie if they want to make a straightforward story starring Mickey
I'd watch that type of movie, seeing Mickey go on an adventure and meeting his friends. Although now I wonder who he would meet first either Donald like how Donald was created after Mickey or Goofy just to see Mickey experience Goofy's antics first hand then have him try to warn Donald about how clumsy Goofy can be.
So like a House of Mouse type of deal lol
@@jonathanbarr9764 yeah why don’t we call it The Mickey Mouse Movie or Mickey & Friends the Movie
@@jamesgeorgi6627 The first one would be a good title but both are really good.
This is also Mickey’s only movie ever made. Disney never gave him another movie after this.
Disney doesn't give a rat's ass about Mickey mouse. He's just a glorified mascot at this point.
I love how the Disney Locana tcg included the Musketeer themed characters, that was awesome!
Mickey, Donald and Goofy are a great trio.
One thing I’m surprised you didn’t mention is how memeable the characters expressions can be. Seriously, the memeworthiness of the characters expressions could give “The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie“ a run for its money.
I remember when I got my DVD of this movie. I was a kid in a Disney store in a city near my hometown. I was searching all over the place for a DVD and I found one. But I accidentally went behind the checkout counter. We got the DVD and I had plenty of good times watching the movie and checking through the sneak peeks and bonus features of the DVD. You know what could really help make Mickey a big star again? A film adaptation of Epic Mickey. I feel like not only would it make the public see Mickey as more than just a corporate mascot, but it could also shed light on scrapped Dsiney content and characters and could even ultimately make Oswald the Lucky Rabbit a big star again. Plus I hear copies of Epic Mickey: Rebrushed are selling out quick (well the collectors' edition at least), so I think an Epic Mickey movie would do well at the box office. Anyway, I thought that at the very least the next Classic Review would be better than Kronk's New Groove, and I think I'm right. After going through the film's sequel once for an Animat Watches, probably again for a Top 10 list and probably yet AGAIN for the review last year, he finally gets to review the amazing original. And I'm happy for him and I am anticipating that review.
I remember watching this on my DVD player when I was little! THE NOSTALGA IS STRONG WITH THIS ONE!!
I love this movie as a child and I love how the musical number twisted up with the classical music into the mix and I’m very glad you’re going to review the secret of nimh
12:34 - 12:52
Chameleon: "I was turned away from every training hall I went to. They would say I was too small, too lowly, and that kung fu was not my destiny." 🦎 😠😡🤬👿
Mickey Mouse: "Am I a joke to you?" 🐭🐁 🤨
Mantis: "Am I a joke to you too?" 🦗 🤨
What about Mantis, Viper, Shifu and even Master Mouse and Master Chipmunk 🐿 and they managed to learn Kung Fu and became Masters despite their small sizes?!
Swordsmanship for Mickey actually but true
Honestly, I can see another attempt at making another feature film starring Mickey and his friends. Considering 2028 will be Mickey Mouse 100th birthday, it would be a missed opportunity for Disney animation to make a movie. There’s also some good ideas for a plot like a film adaptation of Epic Mickey or a live action/animated film going through Mickeys history throughout the years.
All for one and one for all! This movie was my childhood and it’s an underrated movie for me.
I gotta give credit to Pete in this movie. It's the closest he's ever gotten to deleting Mickey after almost 100 years of trying.
I am very pleased that you get to review Mickey, Donald and Goofy in The Three Musketeers because it was released the same year when I was born so I have personal attachment to it as I have watched it on ocassion, even recently from a couple of months. That said, I consider this as Mickey's finest outing right next to Epic Mickey and even his graphic novel story, The World to Come, which I HIGHLY recommend. It is really THAT good. Also, what I LOVED about the film is its feeling of a Mickey graphic novel. If you have noticed at the beginning, there is a graphic novel that the Troubadour, our humble narrator, is holding so it is very subtle. Although, some deleted scenes of the film have surfaced online as it plays more of the aspects of the graphic novel though if I can find a reason of why some of them were cut was becaused it felt very distracting.
I absolutely LOVE this film as a kid, I watched it so many times and still got a lot of enjoyment out of it. Sure it’s not the best movie among one of their classics, but it’s still a lot of fun and very engaging! And I will agree that Disney should use Mickey and his friends as characters more often because they can show a lot of personality. Here’s to 20 years of the iconic trio being musketeers, and it’s all for one and one for all!
This movie was ROBBED of a theatrical release
It really was
I kind of like how this movie revealed itself as an in-universe play in the beginning. It felt like a neat addition to its self-aware nature for being a light-hearted adaptation of the story. Plus, it's an all around cute film starring the Disney trio, so I'd say it's worth at least one watch.
Speaking of animated mice, I can't wait to see Mrs. Brisby next time.
I remember watching a trailer of this in the “Brother Bear” VHS.
To me, it was from the Lion King 11/2 DVD
@@alexor1327 Same goes for me.
Now that's nostalgic.
Same but the finding Nemo dvd
I do remember the trailer to
No Surprise David Mickey Evans (the Director of The Sandlot which is one of my childhood movies of all time!) co-wrote this screenplay!
The movie I’ve watched over and over and over and over and over…. And over again as a kids.
This movie is the example of my childhood.
I love how they lose their swords and unsheathe new ones every five seconds.
This should've been released in Theaters
Awesome job making this review AniMat, I can't even thank you enough along with everyone else for giving "Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers" a "7/10"! Also while being off to the races, I can't wait to see your next "*Classic* Review(s)" on "The Secret of NIMH"! YEE-HAW!🤠🥳👏👍👍💯
Only OGs remember the thumbnail originally said “Smol Boi”
I totally agree on what you said about Jim Cummings' performance on Captain Pete. But I think my favorite performance in this goes to Jeff Bennett who did one of the beagle boys.
(U know because He sounds very similar to Petrie from The LBT sequels)
What’s the name of the 2 big ones all we know the small one is Shorty
5:32 Donald’s getting WW2 flashbacks. 😳
This film is very fun imo! Among the other classic Disney character focused films like the Goofy Movies, the Ducktales movie, and the Once Upon a Christmas films, The Three Musketeers had me engaged, laughing, and vibing with the music throughout the film. It’s always a pleasure to watch from time to time. 👍🏽👍🏽✨
If it’s not obvious to anyone: His next Review is The Secret of NIMH!
"If there were five Musketeers two could have died and there would still be three left!" - Gary King from The Worlds End.
Watch the full Cornetto trilogy many times and I love them all. The World’s End, while the weakest of the trilogy, gets better with every viewing.
@@davidzea-smith1417 You can't go wrong with Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg.
Only seen it once and it's still a good movie when seeing these three in a movie.
It does take me back to see these three in shorts, Jack and the Beanstalk and a couple of others with the three of them combined as a kid.
Ah, yes. The first Disney DVD to be enhanced with Disney’s FastPlay.
I remember seeing this as a kid. Loved it and still do. I even still own the DVD. Haven't seen it in a while, though.
I kinda wish Disney would toy with this idea more; putting mickey and his friends in classic literature. I would like to see them take on stories like the great gatsby, or the invisible man!
Happy 20th Anniversary to the Release of the One of the BEST Mickey Mouse Feature Films (Aug. 17th, 2004-2024)
I have never seen it, but I can understand it’s cult following. I also find it wasted potential that Disney didn’t make a Mickey Mouse movie to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Even if I find Wish ok, I think a Mickey Mouse movie would’ve fit much better for the event. Now we go to a appropriate transition from Disney’s talking rodent to Don Bluth’s talking rodent with Secret of NIMH
I always thought it was the fourth wheel in a old trilogy that have "Fun and Fansy free", "Mickeys Christmas Carol" and "The Prince and the Pauper".
Also some of these also have one song or two with classical touch.
No mention of Mickey And The Beanstalk from Fun And Fancy Free as another attempt to bring Mickey back in a big way. That's yet another Disney film that seems to be forgotten often.
Sure but they were only in that segment but not the rest of the film. Donald was close with The Three Caballeros and Goofy with The Goofy Movie for example but Mickey never had a dedicated film to him for the entire run. Fantasia was the closest for him or Fun and Fancy Free for all 3 together.
This movie definitely has the look the classic theatrical Disney shots of the 1940s and 1950s I think that’s what they were trying to do
That was actually perfect timing releasing this review,
Because this film turns 20yrs old tomorrow as im typing this comment!!
"Ahyuck, Vive La Revolution, Mickey"
14:57 - 15:06 Lion 🦁 King reference.
28:20 Is it The Secret of NIMH?
Baby Lamb Creations, you need to see this!
Happy 20th anniversary to this awesome movie, it's better than it has any right to be by direct to video standards and is the best Musketeer movie ever made!
Loved this movie, and the review.
I noticed an updated thumbnail.
The DVD this came on introduced Disney’s FastPlay, and a few copycats, some of whose existence I can say may be real, like HiT Entertainment’s. The rest appear to be joke versions made for RUclips videos.
My mom watched this movie as a kid, and I watched this when I was younger.
im so glad you covered this movie! Its my all time childhood favorite❤❤❤ much love! -A loyal subscriber ❤🎉
The next review is going to be “The Secret of NIHM”, the best film made by my former animation teacher, Don Bluth. Fun fact: his brother Toby was an art director on this film and “The Tigger Movie“
1:05 - So have you completely forgotten about The Three Caballeros, a feature film starring Donald?
Kinda the same thing with what he said, its more like 3 different shorts stich to a film
One of my favorite childhood movies.
Great review Animat and take care and stay safe 👍.
I remember seeing this years ago and I enjoyed it for what it was. Anyways, next up is Don Bluth’s first animated feature and one of his best films.
Next AniMat's Classic Reviews is: The Secret of NIMH
I love the fact that you call “This is the End” the “Gaslighting Donald song”
I obviously loved this movie as a kid, and I'd say it's still a decent kids movie. I would definitely love to see the trio in their own theatrical animated film.
I remembet this movie when it came out. I liked it, but it clearly didn't stay on my mind as the theatrical movies. Still, it was my introduction to Musketeers and got me into better adaptations like Man in the Iron Mask and the BBC series.
Finally, The Secret of NIMH is next. The kind that’ll truly make u just say “YESS” for real. Eat your heart out sequel version of Timmy!
I watched this movie at LEAST a thousand times as a kid. Legitimately. I LOVE it.
Apparently this movie was the replacement for another movie that was supposedly in the works, "In Search of Mickey Mouse" in which Minnie Mouse would have recruited Basil of Baker Street (from The Great Mouse Detective) to find Mickey and would have also encountered various Disney characters. No other production notes or concept art seem to exist of that project other than the plot synopsis and the fact it was cancelled...twice (it was brought back into production around 2005 or so, only to be replaced by "Tangled").
Such a great movie. Top tier animation, the VAs on point, and a surprisingly solid story. It's a super fun film I'd pop in from time to time.
Well, here it is!
Disney's Mickey, Donald and Goofy in the three musketeers (2004) released in 2004.
Can't wait for the next classic review, the rats are coming in hard!!!
This movie is definitely what i would call underrated. It's better than the majority of the Disney sequels that the studio made. It's more of an 8/10 for me but that's just me.
I hated what this movie did to Donald. Punches a shark in the classic shorts, literally turns chicken when Pete points at him. Makes me appreciate the Ducktales reboot so much more.
Three is indeed a magic number
0:15 - 2:15 Interesting fact - In 2011, Disney story veteran Burny Mattinson revealed in one interview that he was developing a "Mickey, Donald, Goofy feature film idea", but he had not pitched the idea.
I still wished we could've gotten that Mickey Mouse 🐭 movie 🎬 to honor both Disney's and Mickey Mouse's 100th Anniversary. This was a missed opportunity. Mickey Mouse 🐭 deserves some respect 🙏🏻 🫡.
This is a great movie I remember watching it all the time as a kid and actually I was planning to do it again tomorrow to see if it still holds up after 20 years
TSON better get the animat seal of approval
At long freaking last, After a couple of years Mat's next Classic Review is The Secret of NIMH.
Tomorrow is the film's 20th anniversary, and I will be watching it again for the occasion, all for one, and one for all!
No one should ever respect your opinion on animation after what you said about Genndy
@@VictoryReviews That was eight years ago dawg
Awww I adorable and enjoy this movie! Its my fave Mickey Mouse movie! Its got a fun charm and super funny! I enjoy the animation! I never get tired of this film, its such a great watch every time! The funniest quote I find to be my fave is when they say "Will save the princess or die trying!"
"Die?"..."Die?"
That quote gets me a chuckle, every time XD
Fun Fact: This DVD of this movie is the first Disney DVD to have Disney's Fast Play then a few years later it became a common thing for Disney DVDs
Kid Danger: *wearing his mighty pup movie outfit* i freakin love this movie! *fans himself with his wing and gets surprised* what the hell do you mean, "pointless bit grabs"?! I love the sequel the "Loin King 2: Simba’s Pride"! You think that is a "pointless bit grab"? Hell no!
I actually grew up with this movie, so it has a special place in my heart. ❤
All for one and One for all!