Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs I First Time Reaction I Movie Review & Commentary
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Watching her and her bubbly personality makes me think "Disney Princess reacts to Snow White" 😂
For me it's "Divine Goddess reacts to Snow white"😍
Aww, that's very kind!
@@reactswithjax Have you seen the Matrix?
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I love that Jax genuinely appreciates Snow White’s virtues as a character and actually places her and the film in context with what was going on in the real world when this movie came out (1937). And from an animation/film history standpoint, it’s honestly hard to quantify the sheer impact Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs had, with its meteoric commercial success and innovative techniques carrying Disney through its golden age.
And just to put an asterisk on the “first animated feature film” point: it’s the first cel-animated feature film; there were earlier animated movies made with different mediums from Europe, for example Lotte Reiniger’s stunning paper cut-out animation films.
I'm so glad you enjoyed my reaction! It's such a beautiful film. I didn't realize there were other animated films from Europe! Now I want to check them out.
Open your notebook and write out 100 times : "Disney Birds do not carry diseases."
Hahahaha! That's a very important lesson to learn!
Fun fact: the voice of Snow White (Adriana Caselotti) heard her father on the phone with Disney talking about how he needed a voice for Snow White, so she started singing loudly in the background. Disney heard her, and that’s how she got the part! 😄
Also, this movie won an Oscar, and Walt was presented with one regular sized one and 7 small ones. 😊
Another Fun Fact: If you watch It's A Wonderful Life in the scene where George Bailey is in Martini's the voice you hear singing in the background is Adriana Caselotti.
That's 8 Oscars😅
This movie is really good anyway, but for a movie made almost a century ago… It’s freaking phenomenal. And Snow White is always going to be one of my favourite Disney princesses no matter how dated she is in some aspects. She’s just so cute and precious)❤
Agreed 😊
The animation in this film was incredible! Snow White is now one of my favorites too. ❤️🐑
@@reactswithjaxglad that people still likes it ❤
They changed it so much its not Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs anymore. Walter Disney would be so angry with what they did with his company.
I love the little bit of behind the scenes lore that Disney had pretty much no experience animating men’s faces since they mainly did women before this film, so when it came time to draw and animate the Prince, his face looks near identical to Snow Whites
I always thought he looked a little "made up" 😂
The first Disney animators didn't want to draw men because they're not gay.
I didn't know that! I will have to go back and see his face! 😂
@fairytalepurityanalyser6056 😂 that's hilarious.
@@fairytalepurityanalyser6056What does that have anything to do with anything?
Great reaction! The Prince's name is Florian, btw, and canonically, Snow is 14 and Florian is 17-18 (not 31, as someone else commented). I... chalk that up to old movie and even older fairytale.
Florian! I would have never guessed that was his name in a million years! That makes much more sense that he's younger.
The tale is older than it looks, I think it was made in the 18th century I believe @@reactswithjax
@@reactswithjax fun fact about the voice of the Prince…he was voiced by the father of the late actor Dean Stockwell (Al from Quantum Leap).
All the other studios thought Disney was crazy to do an animated feature. He had borrowed a lot of money to complete this feature and the bank wasn't going to lend him the money until Walt showed the bank people what Disney had completed so far. After the bank people saw the existing footage, one of them said "This movie is going to make a million dollars." IIRC, it made several million.
Eight million, according to Wikipedia. 💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰
20:43 - I know something they _did_ have a debate about. When Snow White runs through the forest, there's a moment where she falls down a long pit. Used to more "cartoon physics" in comedic animations, the creative team had her fall all the way and just land. Knowing this film was going for a more realistic approach (er, minus the magic), someone said, "Hold on - that would kill her!" So they added in the vines Snow grabs onto during the fall, to slow her down.
For the time, this was truly magical. With it being a first in so many ways, many people could have never imagined anything like it. Also, for the time it took people to a place that got their minds off what was going on. It is a fantasy, and you cannot over-think it with today's issues. This masterpiece should not ever be messed with such as "updating" with re-imagining or re-telling the classic story. (Jumping off my little soap box). Love your reactions, Jax.
Thank you so much! ❤ I can see why this film is so beloved. It was magical.
The fact that the queens intention was for people to bury snow alive is next level
No. The queen fully believed she had killed Snow White. The real story goes that it wasn’t the prince’s kiss the brought Snow whit back to life but that his interference caused the dwarves to stumble and that dislodged the apple stick in her throat.
Yeah the movie doesn't hold back on how evil she is.
I loved your closing thoughts. I grew up disparaging Snow White a little because it's such a simple movie and story, but the way you had so much to say about the themes of vanity and altruism and selflessness really helped me realize how important simple stories like this are.
Me too, until the live actions started happening and I started hearing all these 'complaints' about certain aspects of the golden era films I grew up on and I realised that so many bad faith interpretations and perceptions of those films had become so widespread that most people (including the people making the live actions versions) had actually started to believe them.
Most older films (even the ones with some outdated concepts/jokes etc) aren't as terrible as they've been made out to be.
Thank you so much! I wasn't expecting this movie to have so many important messages. ❤
You should also look into the behind the scenes history of the film. Because there are so many interesting stories about what happened during the development of making it, like everyone in Hollywood at that time thought Walt would go bankrupt, why the Prince's role got scaled back, etc.
That's such a good idea! ❤
I'm glad you started from the BEGINNING of the Disney films. It may take a while but, as a suggestion, I hope you react to each film in order of the release date (I believe BAMBI is the next film).
Gosh, I haven't seen Bambi since I was little! I would love to see that movie again. ❤️
The second Disney animated feature film was actually _Pinocchio_ (1940). _Bambi_ did not come out until 1942.
@@Texy88 thanks for the correction.
The bird kiss scene is one of the best kisses of all time.
the original disney fairytales were never about the princes, they were more like symbols. the only “prince” to actually have to fight anything was Prince Phillip and the good fairies still get all the credit for saving her in my opinion
I agree that the fairies were the real heroes of that movie. ❤️
“Why didn’t the animals clean the house themselves?”
They lacked the coordinator that Snow White is.
As well as it’s her idea to clean as a way to convince whoever lived there to let her stay
Good point!
Because it isn't their house. 🤦♂️
I remember I used to get scared when the queen transformed into the old woman, I used to cover my face with the blanket when that happened🤣🤣🤣
That would have been scary as a kid! This movie was surprisingly scary, considering how many children have watched it.
I used to do the same when sherkhan was on screen.
One of my favorite Disney movies from around this time is, ‘Fantasia’. Such an amazing combination of artwork and music. Also from my childhood, ‘Fox and the Hound’ is another favorite of mine.
Read the Brothers Grimm.
The Snow White character was drawn by artist Grim Natwick, who also played a role in developing Betty Boop.,
The young Natwick, wanting to become a great artist, applied to study at the prestigious Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, beating out another applicant for admission. The rejected applicant was Adolf Hitler, who grew disillusioned with the art world and entered politics.
So Natwick became a great artist and Hitler became-well, Hitler.
And Natwick spent the rest of his life (he lived to be 100) wondering if he was personally responsible for World War II.
Adolph was fond of drawing Disney characters and from this film in particular and did so frequently. These drawings still exist.
It's a misconception that Snow White was the firs animated feature length. Technically and historically, it was an Argentinian film called "El Apostl" which unfortunately considered to be a lost film as it was burned in a fire and the oldest surviving animated feature film is "The Adventures of Prince Achmed " back in 1926
It was the first in the U.S., and was the first internationally that used cels.
I love this .... classic old music and era that is now forgoten ..... watching this eludes a type of freshness this era needs ...... and the nostalgia 💌 ..... Thank you JAX for doing this .made my day 😇
I'm so glad you enjoyed this! This movie felt like a wonderful dream you don't want to wake up from. It was perfect.
Thank you.
I think the reason the Queen chooses "Loves First Kiss" as the thing to break the spell is because as an older woman who has experienced everything Snow White has not, and i used to taking everything she wants, when she wants it, the Queen assumes Snow White has already kissed the Prince, because she would have.
Going to a movie was a Major event when this movie was released. The pace of the film was more in keeping with the films of the era. Btw, the Prince has little screen time because what the Title is about.
Hate to say. There was a reason why it is called Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Not called Snow White and the Prince. However, she went to live with the Prince in the "Magic Kingdom" (castle)
Fun to watch with you.
I really enjoyed your comments to the movie, it's my favorite from Disney, you really said everything in such an authentic and innocent way, like someone that was seeing for the 1st time, congratulations.
Your face and reaction when you saw Grumpy butt cheeks work is so funny 😂😂😂
I remember in one iteration of Snow White, the prince asked that he might take Snow White and her coffin with him to his castle.
On the way to his castle, one of the servants carrying the coffin accidentally tripped somehow and dropped the coffin. The fall caused the piece of poison apple that Snow White ate to become dislodged from her throat and spat it out.
From there, they got married.
Anyone who says this is an outdated movie pisses me off. Art is never outdated, only people who have no imagination and clearly can't look beyond the surface and find nuances for themselves.
Snow White (1937) is my all time favorite Disney movie. It’s such a beautiful movie, I loved it ever since I was 3 years old. The Evil Queen is my favorite Disney character and villain, Snow White is my favorite Disney Princess. I just love this movie so much and I always will! ♥️
This is such an amazing reaction. I was enjoying the ride when you were just giving your rawr, run of the mill reaction and thoughts during the video. Thought, oh okay, this is a pleasant simple but pleasant reation BUT then you surprised me at the end when you gave this very deep, thoughtful analysis of the film linking the film with symbolism, world history at the time as well as understanding the technical standpoints. Those bits really uped my appreciation on this video.
Excellent video and so glad to have discovered you. ❤
Thank you so much! I really appreciate how much you enjoyed this. Thank you for watching. ❤️
2:00 To this day, the evil queen opens the curtails and glares out over Fantasyland.
OMG! What a cute/lovable reaction to a classic Disney movie. I originally was not going to see this reaction, but then I noticed that you were wearing a similar headband like Snow White. You vested a lot in this reaction. On a side note: based on your reactions, I am fascinated by your reactions to the point that maybe you can have a "live" reaction where you tell the viewers a little about yourself. Other movie reactors have done this. Also, a "live" performance provides viewers with good movie recommendations as well. Looking forward to your next movie reaction. 😊
Yeah, the prince shows up more as a reward for all that Snow White has endured, but back in the day, I think people seeing a young woman who's struggled all her life be led away by a silent figure on a white horse to a glowing castle in the sky probably interpreted it a little differently than we do today. I think paring down the story to be more simple and straightforward led to decisions about love at first sight as well. Cinderella gets the same sort of flack for "being saved by the prince," even has the Cheetah Girls sing about her, but if you go and check out her movie it's nothing like that! I love how you can take into account the timing and perspective of the people of the past, but also applying it to modern day as well.
It’s a different we’re trying to show pride in our anti patriarchy by putting a patriarchal lens on the past
This is one of my favorite Disney movies. 🍎My favorite line is Remember you’re the one who can fill the world with sunshine ☀️
That's a beautiful line! This movie is truly magical. ❤️🐑
Since no one addressed that 17:44 . Judging from how painful her transformation looked and from the way she moves and walks I believe your first thought was correct. Also she walks like that even before she finds Snow White - there was no reason for her to fake her moves with no one around, especially if she wanted to get the fastest she could to the cottage
This movie is more about love between friends. The prince is a childhood crush, but one day my prince will come may represent any guy who she will come to love and love her in return.
This movie places just outside my top ten movies of all time. Getting home to find you reacting was such a bonus. thanks.
Fun fact, Snow White is 14, in the original story, the enchantment that made the queen old was supposed to be permanent, she knew it, but she was so determined to kill Snow White that she didn't care. And she tried three times to kill Snow White. Once with a magic comb, the second time with a corset. she had only poisoned half the apple so she could trick snow white into eating it when she tasted the non-poisonous side herself
So- The actual Magic Mirror in this story was from the castle Lohrer Schloss(castle) in the town Lohr am Main, in today’s Bavaria GE. Today it can be viewed at the Spessart Museum in Lohr Am Main. It was made by the Lohr Mirror Manufacture and may have been in the castle as early as 1719. The real Snow White was named Maria Sophia and after the death of her birth mother in 1738 her father remarried (wicked Queen in the story). All of the early Disney animated movies were made for adult audiences at the time. That’s what they had adult themes and were on a “darker” side. I own all the classic Disney Animated movies….Cheers
There is a documentary program called the American Experience. A two episode segment deals with the life and history of Walt Disney. About 45 minutes looks at the making and impact of Snow White. The amount of work that went into this movie was astonishing, not the least of which, was they had to invent the multiplanar camera. The Disneys, Walt and his brother Roy, literally bet everything they had on this movie. They went so far into debt in the making of it that had the movie not been a success, that would have been the end of Disney, right then and there.
Im dreading the live action remake, all the press about it is talking about how they're taking out the romance and they're not gonna let a man save her and Snow White only cares about becoming a strong leader for her people because this version isnt empowering enough
They’re already changing a lot. They’re apparently bringing the Dwarves back with CGI and the latest I heard was that they might be lessening Rachael’s role by rewriting and giving a little girl more story time as a young Snow White. But as Rachael said “That’s Hollywood, baby!” I think they’ll choose not to release it and take it as a tax write-off before it comes Iger’s Folly. But that’s just my opinion.
This is arguably the most charming movie reaction I have seen so far, on any channel! 😊
Apparently the prince (and his horse) were such a pain to animate that that's why he's scarcely in the film.
I heard that Florian was supposed to fight against the Queen minions, but it was scrapped. It wasn't until Philip that we got a prince actively fighting against the villain to rescue the princess.
This movie is pre World War II, so yeah, any historical parallels with Germany are unintentional. Adolf himself was obsessed with his movie and a few years back they actually found some watercolor paintings he painted of scenes from this movie in Norway of all places.
"A dream is a wish your heart makes" from Cinderella 😉
The opening book motif was very common - and finally satirized in Shrek.
Genuinely funny you should mention it. There was a planned extended scene of the dwarfs building Snow White a bed, but it was cut early on because it wasn't essential to the story and slowed down the action.
Mirror Mirror is pretty entertaining.
There were several Snow White movies made in 2012. In addition to Mirror Mirror, there was Snow White and the Huntsman, Snow White: A Deadly Summer (which played more like a horror film and had Maureen McCormick, Marsha from The Brady Bunch, as the evil queen, as well as the obligatory knock-off from Asylum Films, and a Spanish film version. That doesn't even account for the Snow White storyline on the series Omcce Upon a Time that aired in 2012.
I loved watching this movie I got Disney + I watched all the Disney Princess movies Sleeping Beauty , Cinderella just Classic .The way you correlate this to what was going on in World War 2 really was amazing .Please do more of these.See you next Thursday.
I've never seen Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs before should be a great animated movie to watch 😊
It's so fun! I hope you enjoyed it! ❤️🐑
Really enjoyed your reaction to this as always. This is pure movie magic. The process for making Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was based in earlier animations for the shorts. There were also many new processes used. One existing process used was rotoscoping which was invented by Max Fleischer in 1915. This is the drawing of a picture of an actor performing. One example was the party scene where Snow White dances with the Dwarfs. This was truly a pioneering film.
I would say this movie was more about something hopeful during the great depression. At the time this was released, America was mostly isolationist.
When we were kids my father would go pic up slides and pictures from the photo developers. Her would sing, "Someday my prints will come."
A lot of cute animals but sadly, no lambs in the picture. At least they mention dragons.
"Snow white was a boss." That's what Mom's have to be. Especially when I! was one of their three children.
Apparently, the voice actress who was the Queen almost lost the post-transformation role of the Witch -- until she tried again after removing her false teeth!
Hello Jax (Snow White), nice to see you!👸🏻😊 Gooseberries are a real edible fruit, Jax. You did an awesome job reacting to this classic fairytale, Jax!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
I'm more of an Encanto fan, myself, but Snow White is wonderfully nostalgic.
23:08 it's really a nonsense that people nowadays bash this movie over this scene, it's like someone was drowning and at the end someone do a CPR and ends up getting angry because it was without consent
Your comments are interesting. We have been so conditioned to react to details it is hard to just be innocently entertained. Things like germs from kissing birds and other small things really don't matter in this kind of story, but for an old guy like me who saw this in the 50's it's fascinating to see younger people responding to the whole presentation. I enjoy your reactions.
Sadly, for many people true love's first kiss is something of a rarity. I think that is why it was used as a cure for the poisoned apple. Luckily, Snow White lived in a fairytale setting, so she really lucked out there.
It made me smile when you started to consider the political ramifications of Snow White falling in love with the Prince. These things are rarely, if ever, discussed in fairytales when they could add so much more depth to them.
Snow White was one of my favourite Disney Princess films as a kid!
It's such a great movie! Thanks for watching ❤️🎉
Do you remember how "Romeo and Juliet" ended?
The actress in the upcoming live action remake called the prince a stalker.
I've heard people use snow white as an example of consent because the prince kisses her without permission....I'm like "did you watch the movie? She's supposed to be dead."
Just for fun, you should look up the original fairy tale ending...it's a bit gruesome. I think this one is a Brothers Grimm tale.
Jax, it was neat to watch your reaction to a truly classic Disney film like this, and to hear your commentary on it. You made some really interesting points, and asked good questions, too.
You're right in thinking that this was a big production for Disney. It took lots of time and manpower, and not simply to make and animate all the drawings. According to one documentary I've seen, Disney's first attempt at representing human characters in animation (instead of talking animals like Mickey) turned out very poorly. As a result, the staff realized they needed to seriously improve their skills, so they spent hours and hours researching how people move, and learning how to reproduce it in cell animation. We see the fruits of that hard work here.
I find it fascinating that you mentioned the historical context of the "Snow White" movie. Honestly, I'd never looked at it from that point of view before. But you may be right -- in the middle of the Depression, a famous fairy tale brought to life in a simple and charming fashion, might have brought a great deal of needed cheer to Americans down on their luck.
You brought up a number of deeper issues that went unaddressed in the story, like where the Prince lives, and what kind of person he is, and how he and Snow White fell in love so quickly. It's the sort of character development that tends to get more attention in movies these days, but I get the feeling that these weren't the kinds of questions that Walt Disney was interested in answering. From what I can tell, he just wanted to recreate one of his favourite stories from childhood, just as he remembered it, without embellishment or interpretation or "unnecessary" fleshing out of characters. So all the details you wondered about were just "handwaved". And while it led to a fairly charming movie in this case (albeit with a few somewhat flat characters), this approach would bring a lot of controversy against Disney later when he tried to recreate the Uncle Remus tales in his film "Song of the South".
I think the movie is simply wonderful, even without worrying about "presentism." I'm glad i got to experience your 1st view of it.
And now the modern-day re-imagining called "Enchanted" with Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, James Marsden, Idina Menzel, and Susan Sarandon must be reacted to as well! ;-)
She's watching the OG Best one! :)
Gooseberries are a green berry that grows on a small bush about waist high with thorns. They are very tart and sour. They grow wild here (Southwest missouri) and were common in the woods behind my parent's house. We made conblers with them. Since so sour we used one cup of sugar with each cup of gooseberries, which is a lot. You can find them canned at some grocery stores next to canned pie fillings like raspberries and cherries. I loved a nice gooseberry cobbler. They aren't too nice eaten plain, but we would just for fun on occassion. Like eating a lemon in a way.
Mmm that sounds delicious. Don't have them up here in Canada. We have Blue berries
We have Gooseberries here in Sweden too, most of them being the modern variety which is indeed sour and tart.
But where I have moved recently have really old bushes of a wild variety that becomes almost overly sweet when ripe.
downside is their thicker skin that has tons more of prickly points on the berries themselves. I prefer the sour ones though.
Originally Disney wanted his first feature to be Alice in Wonderland and it was going to be a live action animation hybrid starring Mary Pickford, who you probably haven't heard of but she was a huge star in the 20s and was probably the most powerful woman in Hollywood because she was one of the founders of United Artists. He ditched it in 1933 because Paramount made a live action Alice in Wonderland movie
I like how instead of using magic to become prettier, the Queen uses magic to turn into a hideous witch. How does she like them apples.
It's like I'm watching a princess react to another princess.❤
😎👍 At the time of this film's release, audiences were completely mesmerized by the riot of colors they were looking at. In 1937, probably less than one tenth of one percent of all full length features were in color, due to it being exorbitantly expensive technology at the time, and it was the height of the depression. 🌈 22 years later, Disney would release "Sleeping Beauty," which features a very similar plot, but in that one, instead of an old woman, the evil queen morphs into a dragon. 🐉
Hi Jax I really enjoyed taking a trip down memory lane with this one. This was a big part of my childhood, even though it was mainly because of my little sister that I was watching! 😂 I hope you do similar reactions from time to time even if the views may not be as high as the super hero content.
If Jackie dyes her hair black, she'd fit the role perfectly!
I remember watching this as a young child and being really scared of the night time forest scenes. I enjoyed your reaction and your thoughts afterwards about the timing and what was going on in the world then. Have you seen 'Enchanted'? I think you would have fun watching that.
As an animation history aficionado, who has lectured on the subject, I always taught that Snow White was the first animated feature film. But over the 1990s, we in the community came to understand we were overlooking King Kong, released in 1933. I recommend it!
I completely forgot about the bird kiss. They literally kissed with a wild bird as their medium. Pre-COVID life was wild.
Haha, yes it was wild!
For some good fairy tale shows, check out Jim Henson's mini-series "The Storyteller" (1987) with John Hurt, and if you like mythology there's a second series "The Storyteller: Greek Myths" (1991) with Michael Gambon. Another oldie fairy tale show is Shelley Duvall's "Fairy Tale Theater" (1983) and "Tall Tales and Legends" (1986).
There's also, from Disney, the 2014 musical film "Into the woods", with the story intertwining characters from different fairy tales.
If you like classical music with animation, check out Disney's "Fantasia" (1940) and "Fantasia 2000" (1999).
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You truly need to watch Snow White and the Huntsman.😍😍
Cinderella Cinderella, Sleeping Beautiful Malificant.
I've been waiting for this one. Both the movie and the character of Snow White get an undeserved bad rap and and little credit for the amazing artwork. Aurora from "Sleeping Beauty"' is fine, and probably has the best theme song (courtesy of Tchaikovsky), but isn't really the star of her own movie. THAT'S the one with the dragon, by the way. But the unrivaled queen of underrated and unfairly denigrated Disney princesses has to be the original Cinderella, who combines kindness, perseverance, forbearance, and a bunch of other sterling qualities with a rather sly sense of humor and a bit of a temper hiding behind her sweet disposition and calm center. Plus she's a knockout and can sing up a storm, but that goes without saying. We call that the complete package. 😍😄
Please react more of Disney’s old classic animations. You would be surprised and amazed by how good Disney used to be and why Disney was so famous back in the good old days, and also to make you realized that why Modern Day Disney is a bad joke😊
This was the first movie my Grandma ever saw in theaters, and the evil hag terrified her 😊
Hey Jax! I'm surprised u had never seen SNOW WHITE & THE 7 DWARFS before. This movie is my mother's favorite Disney animated feature. Her 2nd favorite is PINOCCHIO. I grew up watching Disney movies & had many trips to Disneyland. Have u ever read the fairy tale of Snow White? The Evil Queen actually tries a few times & different ways to kill Snow White. No woodland creatures were there to save her. It was the dwarfs.😊 I think the Evil Queen in the movie believed that "Loves 1st Kiss" had already happened between Snow White & the prince so she was safe from Snow White ever reviving, but it hadn't. My favorite Disney animated features r ALICE IN WONDERLAND and BEAUTY & THE BEAST. ALICE IN WONDERLAND was my favorite until I saw BEAUTY & THE BEAST, & then it became my favorite. Well, I really enjoyed this reaction.😊👍
I loved Pinocchio growing up (think it was one of my first gifts in the late 80s). That whale scared me though, lol.
19:50 exactly.
You should now see Maleficent, I’d love too see your reaction to that.
this is what disney was ones and what it choose to destroy,but ya great movie ^^
"beeing clean is great" wel ya but you gotta be carefull with that to,there are several story's of people that stopped washing and when someone forced to them wash again decades later it actualy killed them,a body can be a delecate combination of things and if you disturb that you might create unforseen outcomes,its the same as if you trow a superclean person into the wilds they wil die of infection because there not used to it.
you can think youre superclean but what youre realy doing is just making youreself weak to the simplest of infections that can kill you its not as smart as you think it is to be superclean,am not superclean but clean enough and everyone i know is cleaner yet at the same time i am the least ill of them all.
this is a timeless movie its stil very good today,am a guy and i think everyone should have watched this movie ones in there life.
Checkout the movie “Enchanted” and you’ll see a direct link to this movie….I think you’d enjoy it. Cheers
You put a lot more thought into this movie than I ever have, lol! Listening to you, I think you’re right about a lot of it, I just never looked any deeper than the songs. 🤷♀️😄
My favorite Disney movie is Sleeping Beauty, for the background artwork, the songs, and for Prince Philip, who is much more active in the story line than poor old Florian here, lol. I haven’t looked to see if you’ve already reacted to it, but if not give it a showing. 👍👍😄
Jax definitely looks the part for this reaction. Stunning
Holy crap, I never thought about the correlation between the german fairy tale and current events at the time the movie came out. That's why I love your reactions so much, always highly intelligent analysis.
Also, thank you for making a place where I can know I will find a happy video when my depression gets the better of me, or current events drag me down. You are greatly appreciated, keep being who you are, you are amazing.
The pacing, I’d guess, is also because they were showing off the animation. A lot of water, a lot of things moving at once, syncing with music, reflections, etc. It’s still crazy impressive almost 100 years later!
Whoever edits your videos is a DBZ fan. Totally heard a sound effect that is from that series. 😊
The evil queen is one of Disneys best villains because she actually takes the time to see if her poison has an antidote
Hi Jax!
A couple of thoughts that crossed my mind watching your reaction:
Do the dwarves live in the forest because they hadn't heard that Thorin's Company had taken back the Lonely Mountain?
I don't think the queen was a very good witch. She obviously didn't use Polyjuice Potion which is probably why the birds recognized her intentions (yeah, Tippi Hedrin would not watch this movie), and she didn't study at Kamar-Taj otherwise she would have known that the warnings come after the spells.
Cinema Therapy did a few videos ranking Disney romances, and unfortunately they did not think much of this one. The prince was basically a cipher, no personality or back story to indicate he was a good man, and she was smitten by his looks and not his character. On the other hand, I liked your pointing out her "being a mother" to the dwarves, which suggests she would be able to be a good wife for him. Pointing out the animals protecting her and trying to get in touch with the Prince suggests they know his character as well, so it could be a subtle indication that the Happy Ending wasn't just a trope. Still I think I would want to talk with children about what to take from this movie, and how to enjoy it for what it is.
Can't stop thinking of that line from Shrek: "She's Not Easy" 😆
Don't get your hopes up too much with the Disney live action remake. They originally said they were going to tell a very different story from the 30's original. Even if they stick closer to the original story line now, who knows if any of their world building will make any sense if applied to the original 30's story.
Oh, thanks for letting me know!
I found always heartbreaking seeing Grumpy crying over Snow White death
Grumpy's relationship evolution with Snow was heartwarming ❤️
Now that I know what retroscoping is (aha's take on me) I can't unsee it in this movie anymore. 😮
And for 86 years girls have grown up thinking, expecting their own person prince is going to come into their life and save them. 🙄
15:15-16:20 - And that's why post-millennium adults should watch Disney cartoons made for _kids_ (almost 90 years ago) when they were KIDS! 😏
15:45 oh yes they do… and they don’t. I love once upon a time but I got enough time skips, curses, and backstories of the backstories. Every family there is messed up… and thanksgivings are awkward.
Side Note: love your reaction I love more people appreciating this classic movie.
Thank you!! I'm so glad you enjoyed my reaction to this film. It was so good!! ❤️