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ANASTASIA is the animation movie by Don Bluth.
PLOT: The last surviving child of the Russian Royal Family joins two con men to reunite with her grandmother, the Dowager Empress, while the undead Rasputin seeks her death.
RELEASE DATE: 21 November 1997 (USA)
GENRE: Animation, Adventure, Drama
WRITERS: Susan Gauthier, Bruce Graham
CAST: Meg Ryan, John Cusack, Christopher Lloyd
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I now cry when I see the poor girl cry and begging her grandmother not to let her go. A bump on her head and a lifetime of memories was nearly lost.
I also cried too
As I type, tears are going down my cheeks. I can't imagine not being able to keep my granddaughter with me.. She looks so scared and helpless. The agony and survivor's guilt the Grandmother must have had to deal with, coupled with people trying to bamboozle her.
@Manny Douglas no she tried to help her
For me it's worse her grandma's feelings. She was awaiting for 10 years to meet again her granddaughter and she didn't even know where she was. And the last memory she had it was when she stopped of holding her hand 10 years ago. That's really hard. It's worse remember bad things that not remember
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This movie is criminally underrated
The original is underrated aswell it was called the secrets of anastastia
Best movie I’ve ever seen, can’t believe it looks so much like a Disney one even though fox made it.
IKR I WISH PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT IT MORE
it's Disney now, due to the legal buyout
@@WWEMotors yeah I know lol, part of me wishes they didn’t get the right to the movie cause i guarantee if they make a live action, there is going to be massive changes to the characters
This movie may be historically inaccurate but it's so underrated and so so good. This scene alone is so tragic and so intense with the animation and the music
It's not inaccurate. In 1997 when the movie was made, the bodies of Anastasia & Alexei hadn't been located. This movie was the "what if" scenario.
@@kristenslice561 also let's not forget that it's a movie for kids so it can't be That accurate. It's an amazing movie in any case.
This is not true!! Well the Legend yes but we don't know
Prologo Is ispired by Russian letterature
@@kristenslice561 👏👏👏
And also prologue
The communists(Lenin and the NPCs) killed the Romanovs instead of Rasputin.
Children: Crying because of Anastasia loosing her grandmother
Adults: Crying because of history's events
Lol fax
I'm an adult but I'm crying because of Anastasia...
Facts. 😔 Tragic story, that. Especially with the uncertainty after execution. No real closure for surviving family for years....
The only accurate thing in this movie is that the Tzar's family was murdered.
Just when we thought Anne Fran was dark
The royal family massacre scene still gives me chills. Also selling your soul to the devil still won't make you immune to the cold siberian waters
Lol, there are no Siberian waters in st Petersburg
Rasputin's heart may be cold, but Russian winter is colder
@@oldola9302like Elsa?
Rasputin’s curse scene is more scarier than maleficent’s curse scene
He probably learned from her
Bullshit, this came way before Disney purchased Fox.
It’s all rasputin’s fault! Everything all his fault!
I agree
to be fair both of them were scary and let's face the fact that this movie was made from one of the executives that worked for Disney that's why has some elements that made people think this movie was from Disney
As I child, I liked to believe that the imposter who everyone had believed was the real Anastasia, but as an adult, I sadly know that they did DNA testing on the corpses of the royal family and all the imposters, and none of them matched the family, and later, they did find the body of the real Anastasia, who was killed and buried with her family.
This is kind of a fictitious version of the Russian legend, that is not 100% accurate to the real Anastasia you were talking about.
@@zeldafan1942 I get that
@@samcochran8203 We don't know if she was an imposter. There is many differents evidences in that case, and DNA is just one of them.
@@manonyme7242 Anna Anderson, whom Anya is based on, was actually Polish.
@@puterboy2 She was probably not. Polish people don't speak with an Russian accent.
And Franziska Schanzkowska lived in Germany not in Poland.
The funny thing is Rasputin's death was 1000x more hilarious than in the movie.
Poisoned, shot, beaten and drowned. That guy was like Jason Voorhees.
@@sean.furlong1989 wouldn't be surprised if he was still alive today lol
and the instigator of his murder,prince felix yusupov,went into exile in France
One headshot? Really?
@@jeffreygao3956 ye olde snipers
Rest in peace Angela Lansbury, you were a big part of my childhood thanks to this movie
Noooo!!! Nobody told me she died!! NOOO! 😭
She also did the voice of Mrs. Potts from Disney's Beauty and the Beast (1991).
@NoriMori yes, she's died.
Did you happen to catch her in Bedknobs and Broomsticks?
Also Disney?
@@BabbleOn777 yes
My favorite part ever is at 02:06 because of this part of the chorus that is just awesome and dramatic, it shows the fact that Anastasia and Maria were saved at the perfect time. But the other fact that makes me SCREAM is Dimitri here, he doesn't hesitate to save them when he just could save himself and getting away. He takes the risk of literally being KILLED by the others for them and when he gets hurt and falls on the ground, it's so symbolic for me because it reveals he is kind and good from the beginning.
I adore the music and young Dimitri at this scene too.
He was a kind person that suffered some terrible things, lost faith in people, and then Anya gave him faith in humanity again.
I just wanna know the song lol
@@Bananapeelz098 "Prologue" is the song title.
@@mish375 thank you! I've been trying to find it everywhere!!
1:49 I never realized those were gunshots. I thought it was something crashing like a door
Never really thought about how there’s basically a massacre happening right there
I still stand by those were warning shots
@@TheAlps36Historically speaking they were killed much later
@@princesspearl9131
Gotta compress things for the sake of compact entertainment, like _The Death of Stalin._
0:39 I love that Nikolas looks at his family as soon as he hears Rasputin's threat. A great way to show how much he loves his family.
This movie is spectacular, but don’t take it as history. Also I love the costumes!
This movie is for entertainment. I don't think anyone thinks this is what really happened.
Yeah i'm kinda dissapointed when i can't find a Lenin in here 😅
Ironically the Costumes are the Most historically accurate aspect of the film.
When this move was made in 1997, it was the "what if" scenario because the bodies of Alexei & Anastasia hadn't been found.
@@kristenslice561 They hadn't been found but most of us who were insanely obsessed with the family were aware that the Soviets did have an additional box of human remains found from the site, which had not been analyzed at the time of the film (the USSR had only broken up a few years earlier and many records had not been accessed). Even Robert K Massie's 2nd book in 1995 was fairly clear: they died, they were buried separately (we still don't know if it was Marie or Anastasia who was buried separately, actually), the remains are in a warehouse, we don't currently have access. We all knew. We just didn't want to accept it.
In loving memory of Dame Angela Lansbury who voiced as the Empress Dowager Maria Fedorovna and Mrs. Potts in Beauty And The Beast
And the coincidental part is that she died the same month the Dowager Empress Marie died in real life…
Yeah, Angela Lansbury was such an amazing voice actress, God I really miss her.😢💔
RIP Angela Lansbury
As a child the palace siege and Anastasia and her grandmother's escape terrified me. Even today, those scenes give me anxiety
That means the storytellers and animators did their job.
The real Anastasia could never even make it to the train station.
2:58, 3:01 It always hurts when they escaping, Anastasia lets go of her grandmother's hand and falls hitting her head, and very hard, losing her memory.. I can't imagine what her reaction was when she regained consciousness and was alone
2:10 yes, what young Dimitri did is very brave
1:49 Now that I saw the movie again when I was older, I think that was the moment in which Anastasia's family died
2:42 This scene has stuck with me ever since I was a kid. Because of how realistic and small and short it is. The simple mistake of not noticing she had fallen behind, a lapse of half a second that anyone could make. Anastasia's inability to catch up, no matter how hard she tries, because her body is just too small. Their inability to hold on tight enough, as much as we want to believe that love or desperation makes anything possible. And then before you know it, the most important person in your whole life is just gone. One small mistake and that's it, game over. And it only took 15 seconds.
And the station is filled with people and no one realized that a little girl fell from a departing train?
Nobody.I sooo angry.😠
Did anyone find it distributing that his flesh and blood has been stripped away?
Yes but only until his eyes make that pop sound 😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@Rosseroni88 DARK STUFF.
Nope was rather casual
@@Rosseroni88 😂😂😂
Similar to the Horned king’s death from The Black Cauldron
So many lives were destroyed that night. What had always been, was now gone forever. And my Anastasia, my beloved grandchild. I never saw her again.
I’m sorry
@@cjg3496 why?
Spoiler alert: she does.
Says Angela Lansbury from “Murder She Wrote”!
1:50 I never noticed this when watching the movie when I was young, but you can here the shots that kill Anastasia and Maria’s family. And the look of horror on Maria’s face is absolutely tragic 😭
3:00 And Maria’s last call to her granddaughter is completely heartbreaking
1:50, thats not where they died, in real life, the family was killed in the forest
@@WestRail642fan I know, I meant in the context of the film. I’m not an idiot
@@WestRail642fan Actually they were killed at the Ipatiev House Basement
3:10 (Confused) None of this played out the way it did in the story.
@@emiliopolanco8587 I’m aware. Although at the bookmark, it kind of did. Many people died in the basement of the Ipatiev House, and all was lost for good
This scene and what happened to the Romanov children is serious- but Rasputin slowly falling through the ice as his bat sidekick watches with only mild interest is hilarious 😂
It always gave me chills to notice Anastasia and her grandmother in the crowd one moment until the focus turns to them as soon as they ran back to her bedroom. It makes sense for the rest of the crowd to not be seen when her grandmother heard the crash.😬😢
In reality, the Romanov family was indeed woken up in the middle of the night, and forced into the lower levels of the palace by the Bolsheviks, where they were then executed. All of the children were in their bed clothes, and it was later revealed that they had jewels sewn into their clothing for safekeeping. When the Bolsheviks opened fire on the Romanov family, historians think that some of the children did not die right away, because the jewels deflected the bullets, so they were bayoneted to death instead. Sad, so very very sad.
they weren't in the Palace, they had been captured after their exile, then were taken to a Merchants house, then the Forign leigions (allies of the whites) were coming and they killed the family to prevent the Whites from getting a figurehead to rally behind.
The romanovs probably had many secrets but after their deaths many of those secrets were lost.
Tsar Alexander I death was pretty mysterious. He was in perfect health when he "died" in 1825.
The romanovs palace has been abandoned for over 100 years.
No, they turned it into a museum.
@@puterboy2
😂....
The Alexander Palace?, it became a state museum and it was opened last Summer 2 years ago after its renovation
In the movie it was based on the Ekaterininsky palace right , did they live there?
As a child when watching this I never cried through it but as a grown woman and understanding how the world is I cry. This is a good story but tragically not accurate. The real story is no one in the Romanov family lived. But the Russian citizens wondered if Anastasia really did escape but in 2012 they found her remains not so far from her family so in fact we learned she never had a chance which is heartbreaking. But I love this version of the story anyways.
This was made in 1997. At that time, the bodies of Alexei & Anastasia hadn't been located. This is the "what if" scenario.
@@kristenslice561 Actually, the missing body belonged to Maria. The partial skeleton of the missing girl was that of a 19 year old, while Anastasia was only 17 at the time, but Maria was just that age
This is giving the real Anastasia a chance to live on in a different medium even if she died with her family irl.
I find it hard to believe... Like Jeffery Epstein committed suicide...
@@Edmonton-of2ec
Actually it's inconclusive which one it was. It's definitely one of those 2 sisters but nobody knows which sister it was because russia will not allow any Further analysis of the bodies Can't blame them. These people have been through so much already
Knowing the answer isn't worth disturbing them anymore. Let them Rest in peace
Knowing the real history behind this makes the movie more like a hoping of what they hoped happened. I also see it as giving Anastasia a second life, almost celebrating it. Its more of a folks tale.
Yes, that is what it is. Just like King Arthur in England or Barbarossa in Germany.
yes, couldn't agree more
The music at 2:05 always gives me goosebumps.
anyone knows what is called?
The moment you realized this could have all been avoided if the mustache passenger on the train would have helped grab Anastasia.
the fact that the real Dagmar Empress lost her son and his family but continued to belive that they survived untill she died is really sad
RIP Angela Lansbury 1925 - 2022
This film was honestly part of my childhood. I felt nostalgic again after seeing this seen years later.
Anyone else totally creeped out at the part where he almost kills her on the ice? I mean what would have happened if he didn’t grab her by the foot and landed on top of her instead?
Rasputin would have probably Clawed out her eyes.
never realized he might have intended on landing on her. yikes
@@beastofedelwood1473 yeah I don’t think the intention was to just tug on her ankle a little bit and scare her
Anastasia is the main character. She would have survived anyways
Either strangled or try to throw her under the ice. However I think the grandmother would have gone mamma bear on him had he not fallen through.
Always loved how much Chris Lloyd sounds like Freddy Krueger when he says, “You’ll never escape me, child. NEVER.” So beautifully creepy.
The music at 2:06- 2:15 always gives me chills
Omg I'm not alone. Even as a wee kid that score hit hard. And now as in late tweens still hits. Damn, for an animation they didn't have to go that hard. Love it more.
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
Me hears the name Rasputin:
Also me for some weird reason:
RA RA RASPUTIN LOVER OF THE RUSSIAN QUEEN!!
Not true! 😳
It's not a weird reason, it's a very - and annoyingly - catchy song. It's what very catchy songs do: they latch onto your mind.
@@beth12svist its true
Yes the song is made to describe this rasputin. If u have seen The Last Czar documentary you will know that the song lyrics describes everything about who the real rasputin was and did
Here I am 😎
Lol Rasputin's face reminds me of Jafar
@SupremeEgyptianGodsman they had a child jafar and mista vodo they had Rasputin
Wow, it's almost as if there's a trend here...
Oh God! Anastasia got amnesia due to hitting her head and her name was changed to Anya after turning 18 years old. Love Meg Ryan, the best voice actress so far!
No shit, Nancy Drew.
I loved this film as a child, now I’m an adult and know the sad truth of the real Anastasia but I still love this movie: the titular Princess isn’t swooning after a boy she only saw at a glance, she’s searching for her family but finds love along the way (Anya and Dimitri’s interactions were hilarious!)
But the end of this clip, heartbreaking as it is ... anyone else notice the black-haired man standing on Dowager Empress Marie’s right while Anastasia is trying to grab her hand? He’s just like “oh a kid”, makes no effort at all to help said child just stands there like “how unfortunate” ... I know Russia in the crapper at the time but still, dick move man 😒😒😒
Long Evenings oh I don’t know ... maybe notice what was happening ten seconds earlier? They had no problem helping Dowager Empress Marie on to the thing!
"His name wwas rasputin" Angela Lansbury passed away today. RIP.
it's pretty cool that palaces have secret passageways
especially hidden within the walls
They weren't secret passage ways, they were for servants to go about the palace without being seen.
If you want something like that, watch The Man in the Iron Mask 1998.
Servants were not permitted to walk around the interior of the palace like that, and so passages were installed so they they could essentially move around, from what I can best assume, without bothering the nobility.
@@isaacio8924 But did the Bolsheviks know about them?
@@Sparrows1121 Probably not, as peasants and lower class-men comprised the ranks of the Bolshevik forces-those people would have never been able to get anywhere near the palace.
There is actually a famous painting of two Bokshevik soldiers in the winter palace staring up in awe.
I can observe a lot of things with this
1. 1:34 When the statue is taken down, gunshots are heard in the background, indicating the the beginning of the revolution and the city being a war zone
2. 1:48 When Anastasia ducks and Marie gasps, it's a clear indication that the Bolsheviks have bombarded the palace, going after the Czar and his family
3. 2:00 When Dimitri ushers them out of the servants quarters & Anastasia tries to get her music box, more gunshots are heard indicating the the Bolsheviks murdered the whole family
4. 2:15 When Anastasia and Marie escape, the sky is filled with red, meaning that the city and the palace are in flames during the riots, it's a clear indication that their home is now under Bolshevik control and can't go back anymore
Those shadows outside the palace window @ 01:40 look so haunting.
i remember when we studied the october revolution at high school, back then i was the history buff of the class and already knew the causes that led to the revolution. When the teacher was listing the details why the tzar was overthrowned a classmate called me, and shocked asked me if "Anastasia's dad was the bad guy all along" (all of us knew this movie from childhood) and i tell her that yes, he starved the russians to death, then asked if Anastasia really died, i answered she was shot with all the royal family.
It was funny AND sad.
He was a bad leader but a great Father
I don’t know that I’d call him the “bad guy”. He was a good man who just wasn’t prepared to rule. Had his father taught him anything perhaps Russia would have gone down a better path. He didn’t deserve to die and especially not like he did, but perhaps had he accepted certain reforms the fatal path would not have been taken at all.
@@aceofspadesattorney in hindsight, yes, he wasn't a bad man by modern standards and today we know a lot about his personal history and thoughts, and lets not forget this was a super basic thought from a middle schooler who at the time didn't even knew the capital of russia or where it was in a map.
However lets also not forget nicholas believed in absolute power (or at least having a very firm grasp in ruling) and he allowed the creation of a parlament only to shut it down whenever he wanted. he and his family didn't deserved such brutal end, but he had to believe he was in the right with some things even when others told him his people didn't like those things.
@@aceofspadesattorney Everyone is so sorry for the imperial family, but what about the families of ordinary people? Revolutions don't happen because some black magic. The cruelty and stupidity of the Romanovs gave birth to a monster that devoured them and drowned the country in blood.
@@zzz7103 To be fair, despite Nicholas’s flaws, mistakes and failures, life for the Russian people wasn’t much better under Lenin, Trotsky or Stalin. 🙄
In Russian version curse sounds more sinister "I will not rest, untill... the last of the Romanov rots in its grave" 😬
This story is so sad. 🥺😣I know that it is not entirely true but, it would have been interesting if Anastasia actually did survive and how it would have been. 🤔
1:34 Help, help! Hurry, children! My music box! Anastasia! Come back! Come back!
What I love about Rasputin being the villain in this story is that he was actually a depraved and shady character in real life.
Rasputin may not have caused the Russian Revolution, but he certainly predicted it. He also predicted that the Romanovs would die in two years without his help.
Angela Lansbury, may she rest in peace was a wonderful actress and she did a great job with different accents.
Vladimir had been a member of the royal court. How did he not recognize Anastasia when she stood next to the painting?
@eadecamp,
Good question. He probably thought that even although Anya strongly resembled Anastasia, it's possible that he accepted Anastasia had somehow been killed or was still missing from the night that her family was murdered. In all likelihood, he probably assumed that she had been killed back in 1916.
Remember, Vladimir and Dimitri just wanted the Dowager Empress Marie's money at first, they didn't seem to care about whether or not any of the adult female imposters claiming to be Anastasia might actually be the alleged missing Grand Duchess. For all they knew at first, Anya was just a self-deluded woman with dreams of grandeur who just wanted an already-paid-for trip to Paris, France at someone else's expense; a con artist like them, or was a hopeless dreamer wanting to look for and find her family, who likely no longer existed, or who didn't want her in the first place.
It's weird how before meeting these two guys, Anya knew nothing at all about the legend surrounding Anastasia's alleged survival of the execution of the Romanov royal family. And when she does meet these two conniving men and accepts the possibility that she might be the missing Grand Duchess, she doesn't seem to connect her limited and fragmented memories of her past with the stories that Vlad and Dimitri have told her about the real Anastasia.
Of course, this speaks to Anya's honest intentions. If she had known about the reward that the Dowager Empress was offering for the safe return of her granddaughter, Anya never would have gone anywhere with Vlad and Dimitri. She seemed to doubt the likelihood that she might be Anastasia. She didn't know about the other imposters or that Dimitri was passing these women off as Anastasia to try and claim the reward money from the Dowager Empress.
Of course, Vlad takes an immediate liking to Anya but doesn't seem to believe that she could be Anastasia. Only when Dimitri hears Anya's tale of how Anastasia escaped the Romanov's palace during the siege of their home in 1916 does he realize that Anya really is Anastasia.
If I watched this as a kid, I would definitely cry because I lost my grandma a long time ago when I was 6
Terrifying characters Christopher Lloyd has played
1) Judge Doom (Who Framed Roger Rabbit, 1988)
2) Grigori Rasputin (Anastasia, 1997)
3) Xehanort (Kingdom Hearts 3, 2020 (after Rutger Hauer's death))
The moment when the palace gates are open gives me goosebumps
Out of all the villains that terrified me when I was younger, I'm pretty sure Rasputin was responsible for some repressed memories, because I remember being very confused when I couldn't remember seeing some of these scary scenes from the first time my mom took five-year old me (who spent the scary parts of this in our mom's lap), my older sister, and two of her friends to see this for my sister's birthday when we first rented this on video for a family movie night.
And I who had Rasputin as my childhood crush 😂😂😂
Historically, Rasputin was loved by the Romanovs, and he wasn't evil like in this film.
This is a very different version of this.
Historically, Anastasia should also be dead after the prologue. But then we wouldn't have a movie, now would we?
@@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421 But, she survived in this version of this movie. But, she suffered amnesia from that fall.
He was actually pretty evil. But the Tsar trusted him to the point where he was the true ruler at times.
God the first part just hits me as a history nerd. More emotional than as a kid
Whoever thought Rasputin will go down so easy then real life 2:29
is she serious with her freaking music box?! There is literally a revolutionary crowd at her door here to spill her blood! Get your priorities in order lady!
She's 8 but in reality when they attacked her family she was 12 or 13 at the time of her death.
@@blancarosales3400 yeah but here, it's really accidental that that her recklessness saved them instead of killing them.
Her priorities, at least in the Disneyverse, saved hers and her Grandmother's lives while her family was butchered.
@@seannemcdaniel2126 they could have also killed her, it's totally luck that it saved them instead of the contrary.
@@blancarosales3400i thought she died when she was 17
I cry every time I see that scene of her death, it’s so very sad 😢
Anya's not dead forever.
2:37
Bartok: It was a sad night for me.
And a little awkward...
Rasputin is a very underrated animated villain
Is it just me, or does anyone else think that the dude at 2:59 could have grabbed her hand, and yanked her up there?
Haven't seen this movie since I was a kid. Wow.... didn't expect these emotions 😳🥺
Same then again when we were kids we didn’t totally understand what was happening in this drastic opening. Abdication and extermination of an entire royal family 💔
Angela Lansbury RIP 1925-2022
Bolshevik: where are they boy?
Dimitri: get out you savages (throws lamp at them)
Bolshevik knocks Dimitri out with gun
Every time I watch this scene I'll end up crying ! I first watched this movie when I was 6 and back in 2016 I actually had the opportunity to go to St Petersburg and visit Catherine's Palace ,I just kept pinching myself ,couldn't believe it!
Happy 25th Anniversary, Anastasia!
Rasputin really fought an 8 year old and lost
0:01 he was big and strong...
In his Eyes a Flaming Glow?
This movie always hit me in the feels, but now as an adult when I can understand what was going on in this scene so much better, it’s incredible. I never noticed the gunshot sounds when the grandmother went back for Anastasia, and my god the end of the scene breaks my heart, knowing real historic events. The musical is even more heart wrenching because it leans a bit more back towards historic accuracy and later depicts the moment the family was killed. It’s downright haunting.
2:19 That scream of her you hear sounds like Torrance's frightening demeanor in Bring it On by the Melancholia guest who's Justine.
Istfg this movie just hit's me hard every time I watch it.
legit one of the most UNDERRATED films of all time\\\ :'(((
1:53 Please, hurry. Come this way! Out the servants’ quarters! Hurry, Anastasia! Rasputin, she's getting away! My music box! Go, go!
2:16 Grandmama! Keep up with me darling!
02:08
Young Dimitri: “Uh!”
Soldier: *Smack*
Young Dimitri: “Ah” 💅
This was my childhood movie I still watch it 🥰💙🦋🫶🏽
2:20
"😲Rasputin!😨"
Rest in peace, Mrs Potts ☮️🕊️
Rasputin was voiced by the same guy who portrayed as Dr. Emmett "Doc" Brown! Great Scott!
Dimitri helped Anastasia and her grandmother escape the palace, safely. The music box fell as they ran. I love the music as Dimitri was knocked unconscious, and landed near to where the music box lay.
When you realize that the Tzar was actually the bad guy all along
😬
Tsar Nicholas II was not a bad guy.
@@kiantaylor8477 More so he had no idea how to run the country or the military
@@kiantaylor8477 He caused the death of millions of people. Stop idealizing him just because he loved his family.
@@zzz7103 HE never caused the death of millions of people. His power-hungry ministers, poorly-given advice and lack of judgement and experience caused it. Do you think he WANTED millions of people to die?
He wasn’t necessarily bad, but he was an incompetent leader whose hubris and ignorance caused his country a great deal of suffering.
I didn't know the Russian revolution was caused by an undead wizard with a magic relic
Allegorical you can as see that dark forces were behind the revolution.
We lost the ability to understand literature and art nowadays
Rest in peace Angela Lansbury =[
🙏🏻
I’ve always thought that scene where Anastasia and her grandmother tries to jump on the train is so weird. I know people are holding the grandma back, but if that was my child/grandchild I would have jumped off of the train. Absolutely not staying on and just leaving her there.
The train is moving and accelerating, it would be dangerous to jump.
Whe would have died if she jumped.
She could have pulled the emergency cord
@@samanli-tw3id in 1918?????
“Don’t let go.”
Those three words break my heart every time
You should see this scene in french dubbing; the acting is seriously outstanding
This moive was made one year before they confirmed Anastasia romanov was killed with her family at 17
RIP Angela Lansbury
Hold on to my hand ✋ don’t let go 2:54
If I where her grandma I would have step down of that train and take Anastasia with me.
She couldn't, she could have died and a man is holding her.
Bro Genevieve your name is literally the same as my mum's even with the accent on the e Lol
@@Pipsqueaker88 It's a french name, but I am from Quebec in Canada. We speak french there and english. The accent is called accent et grave è. 😁
@@genevievelaplace7301 yes i know its a french name my grandma just really liked the name and took her 2 weeks to decide Lol but I will agree that its a good name
She couldn’t have. According to the date in the movie, 1916 (which isn’t accurate but the one the movie goes with), Maria would’ve been 68 or 69. She was far too old to jump off the train and try and grab Anastasia. A hand would’ve been all she could’ve managed
Do I even want to ask what Rasputin did to betray the imperials? Because in real life, he and the Tzar were very close.
In this, he was banished fur treason
@@jamiedelancy2507 Need I ask what kind of treason? For sleeping with his wife?
@@puterboy2 I think for possessing dark magic
@@puterboy2 He didn’t do anything to betray them, IRL. He was murdered by 2 or so other guys who saw him as a bad influence on Tsar Nicholas the Incompetent and his naive family.
@@the4tierbridge That would have been Prince Yusupov.
This scene is one of my favorite scenes in this movie
Rasputin tried to take the romanoves out but Anastasia survived his cruse .
Christopher lyod was absolutely hilarious as Rasputin.
He's a great actor from playing Judge Doom from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit", Merlock from "DuckTales The Movie" and "Back To The Future" movies.
Anastasia is now legally a Disney movie! A rightly earned Mark! Its story and music it just amazing!
Ironically it creator don bluth has worked with Disney before which make things a lot more fitting
It’s not rightly earned. Don Bluth made this to show his talent and to spite Disney. Disney acquiring it now makes it seem they’ll always be the self righteous and monopoly like.
I cried like a baby when you played Cinderella
This part made me cry as a kid😭😭😭😭
Rip Angela lansbury
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 makes me want to cry 😭😭 losing a love one
1:03 That was a bad idea.
2D animation will never die off. In fact, in recent years, it has only gotten more popular than CGI animation. There is a way to save Disney, but it requires patience and determination to take back the magic of the company. I hope I can succeed in the end.
you work for disney ?
Интересные события мультфильма, песни конечно красивые, ничего не скажешь
Someone should've pulled the emergency cord to stop the train.
There was a “revolution” happening so people were escaping.
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Still, they should've killed Rasputin instead. Not the Romanov family!
@@zerotodona1495facts.