Aunt Sarah dropping one of her cats after hearing the news would’ve been funny to see in the movie, not to mention it would be satisfying. I wish the cats had gotten actual comeuppances, since they were so devious. This was another enjoyable video.
I think it’s nice for sometimes there be no comeuppance. However if the version were cats did help to show where the rat was to save Tramp was included they would have less of reputation as stereotypes. Maybe. People have still issues with the crows in Dumbo although they help him.
I do like the scene that was just a storyboard where the rat gets into the house and the cats hide in their hamper. I love how truly cowardly they were.
I think busters gang leaving him behind in that pile of junk out of apathy is a pretty fitting punishment for him. In my opinion, the fact that Buster preached apathy and an every-dog-for-themselves mentality to the gang, only for them to take this very same philosophy to heart the one time he needed their empathy and selflessness, and they instead indifferently leave him in the junk is a great stroke of irony.
It took me 21 year to realize the owners names are Darling and Jim Dear because that's what they call eachother so that's all Lady knows them as. I never thought about it till last week when I rewatched the movie.
5:29- it would’ve been ironic that a pair of cats were frightened by a rat when usually it’s the other way around. Also cathartic that for all their smugness, they’re inept at their basic instincts and total cowards.
its interesting to think that the sequel has more of an actual villain than the first film which yes had antagonists of a sort by no real actual 'villain'
As a kid, I absolutely despised Aunt Sarah, she was almost certainly one of the Disney antagonists I hated the most back then. However, you make an excellent point that she wasn't deliberately evil or malicious, just misguided/ misled and doing what she thought was necessary to protect the house and baby. Even in the live action remake, in which she's a lot less sympathetic, there's still the rather sad moment when she arrives at the house, initially thinking she'd be babysitting Lulu, only to learn at the last second that she would in fact be dogsitting Lady (Something she clearly had no experience with), and wouldn't even be able to hold Lulu due to the family's rushed departure. I can't particularly blame her for being in a bad mood about that. A lot of fans have debated on if the Rat should be considered an actual villain, considering that he's basically just a feral animal doing what such creatures usually do. Sort of like Monstro from 'Pinocchio' or the T-Rex from 'Fantasia' in that sense.
Are you kidding me? That rat went straight for the baby! What rat does that?! Don't most rodents go into people's houses to find food? Also, Aunt Sarah put a muzzle on a dog that was not hers and then lost it. I would be pissed if someone did that to my dog.
When it comes to the rat, I always thought it was so primal and basic it wouldn't be able to function like the other animals. Some creatures seem more developed, so they have a better set communication and brain skills. But, the movie that I keep thinking about is "the secret of Nimn" (yes, it's not Disney) with animal testing and some animals developing better brain function. But, it can't answer for all animals...the selectivness seems only story driven. So, it's hard to answer.
I bet the Aladdin video is gonna be even longer, since that franchise has a lot of villains (Jafar, Iago, Gazeem, Razoul, Achmed, Abis Mal, Sa’luk, Mozenrath, Aghoul and that’s just to name a few). Just Jafar on his own would be very long, as he is one of the most popular villains, but since the other franchise villains will be in there it will be even longer than that.
It’s still freaking weird that the cats were named Si and Am, literally just splitting up Siam into two words. That would be like naming two German Shepherds “Germ” and “Any”.
I don’t know if it’s appropriate anymore, but I think it works as a name. I know a lot of real pets whose names together spell something and the country of origin is fun. And Si and Am sound better than Germ and Any. Those are word that have actual meanings while Si and Am sound more like musical sounds.
As for the Kingdom Hearts side of things, the next episode WILL HAVE PLENTY TO SAY. The villain in the next entry IS the reason Riku became corrupted by darkness.
i wish she would be still this Important in Kingdom Hearts .. the series too much going into original stuff who cares about Xenahort or other guys like this ... when i have Maleficent and the disney villains ?
@@jamesporter571 The guy in charge of story doesnt cares about the classivc villains .. or disney ... thats why since kingdom hearts 1 it became bad and bad
To be fair, rats don't tend to go after children if there's already plentiful food in exposed areas. It's too much effort to kill something, especially as large as a child, compared to looting around for human leftovers, and they enjoy omnivory. The rat must have been starving to try going after a human child.
I'd say everyone's focusing on the "Siamese" angle, but there's also the fact they're twins. As in "Siamese Twins." Ah, the things that were totally okay in the 60's. And yes, I love them too. They totally steal the show in their one scene and one song, like King Louie or Tomatoa.
Portraying Siamese cats as villains was a poor choice by the Disney studio. Those who are familiar with the breed could tell you that. When I was a child we always had a pet cat, sometimes two, and the best-behaved cats we ever had were a couple of Siamese cats.
@@coop161616 Cartoon animals are rarely made specifically to behavioral traits in certain breeds of pets, and these cats were basically thrown in for both the "Siamese Twins" pun and the fact their faces kind of look sinister. Animal breeds are basically subject to stereotypes, this film especially. Unless you get specific pet owners, you're not going to get much accuracy.
What's odd is that they were trying to be anti-Japanese, what with their original names and the intentional culutre mix up with the melody to the song being Japanese inspired, but ended up also being anti-Thai as well.
Something funny I realized is that I believe Lady and the Tramp takes place in the 1910s -1920s, the Devon rex was discovered in 1960. Devon and Rex couldn't've existed.
I deadass didn't even remember Lady and the Tramp even got a live-action remake until I watched this video. I don't even know if I ever knew it did. I don't know if that speaks to how utterly pointless the live-action remakes are, or if they just didn't care at all to promote it very much, but wow. Color me stunned.
The cats also make a guest appearance in the pilot of Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers as "The Siamese Twins". Fat Cat purchases their prized fighting fish, "Juice Lee" to aid him in his schemes.
I think Aunt Sarah was just a cat person, and didn't like dogs because they chased her kitties. Or she thought dogs should not be around babies because they might bite her. Either way, it's cute at the end of the film where it shows she learned to get over her fear when she calls Jim Dear and Darling to specifically ask if they got the package of dog treats she got them.
The Siamese song is indeed an earworm. Haven't seen L&T in at least 15 years and its still in my head. As for the age difference thing between certain doggos who are into each other in the sequel, I mean... They're dogs. Strays at that. I don't think they'd concern themselves much with what's largely a human morality conflict. But regardless i get why a viewer might think it's weird, if they're thinking about it at all lol.
This was one of your best villains series chapters without a doubt. I love the original Lady and Tramp movies. Truly amazing animation! Scamp’s adventure is way underrated in my opinion. Very cool to learn about how these characters were shaped and formed. I’m never going to be a remake person though. Lots of wonderful secrets revealed here! Excellent job on this entry!
I like how reasonable the human "villains" in the original Lady and the Tramp are. Aunt Sarah and the dogcatcher seem like decent people, just trying to do their best. I hadn't made the connection between the dogcatcher whistling and the killer from M before, but I love it! As for the rat, I'm just glad that we got Ratatouille all these years later, depicting rats as having the capacity for good, rather than just being mindless monsters, as rats often are. I had pet rats when I was a kid, they're very pleasant, intelligent animals, and I think it's unfair that mice are so often depicted as heroic in cartoons when they're so very, very similar to rats. (Super looking forward to the eventual retrospective on Ratigan from Great Mouse Detective, though. What a villain!)
@@tlsupport5068 Oh, yeah, I always liked Templeton. There have been occasional non-evil rats in movies and books and things before. Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH is another example of non-evil, possibly even good rats, though they're treated as unusual, even among rats. I was just mostly thinking about Disney, and how Mickey himself is a mouse, and Cinderella has lots of mouse friends, and so on, but they still demonized rats more often than not.
Funny thing that happened to an old friend of mine. Seems he had 2 copies of Lady and the Tramp, and in BOTH cases the tape would freak out during the part where Lady was hunting the rat. Even the VHS stock thought that scene was scary.
Actually, you missed a couple of kids Disney books portraying Scamp; possibly within the first few months of his life. I've had them for as long as I can remember. The first one mostly involves Scamp just getting into trouble, to the ire of Aunt Sara, who's either the main obstacle or antagonist of both books. Aunt Sara calls Scamp out on his behavior, prompting Scamp to search for some good deeds to do. He later comes across a group of firemen, practicing for a real fire by 'escaping the building' to jump onto firemen holding a blanket to catch them with. Looking at the fun, Scamp joins in racing up the stairs, to jumping onto the chute. The firemen have fun with this and eventually spray him down with water (in case someone is on fire), before realizing the time on a large building clock. Instead of returning home with praise, Aunt Sara forbids him from entering the house due to his wet fur, and is forced to spend the night at the old dog house. During the night, Scamp smells smoke coming from the house, and sees the cause, being Aunt Sara had mistakenly left the electric iron on some unfinished laundry, setting fire to the house. Desperate, Scamp breaks free to race and warn the firefighters he played with earlier (can't remember if Scamp tried and failed to warn Aunt Sara or not). Recognizing him, they race into action in full-gear with Scamp leading the way. Luckily, they put out the fire before more damage could be done. FINALLY, Aunt Sara wakes up to question why firefighters were at the house! Upon explaination, the it was SCAMP who knew of the fire and SCAMP was a hero, Aunt Sara becomes more pleasant to Scamp in future, having been awarded a medal as a fire dog. In the second story, Scamp still has misgivings about Aunt Sara due to her cats - most cats in general - and tries to stay away from her because he somehow almost always gets in trouble when she's and Jim Dear and Darling's house. Anyway, the story starts with the appearance of Aunt Sara, looking sad for some reason. Picking up on this, Scamp eavedropped on a conversation Aunt Sara has with Darling. All she says was, 'I've lost my poor Pumpkin!' Not entirely sure what the fuss was about, Scamp then decides to find Aunt Sara a pumpkin to make her happy. Going to a farm, a market, and even a giant pumpkin contest bore no fruit as most people would refuse to give away anything to a dog for free, whilst other pumpkins were too big for Scamp to bring home. Stumped, Scamp comes into an alley, still wondering how to get a pumpkin for Aunt Sara. Then, along comes an orange kitten tabby with while face, mittens and a ribbon around its neck. Now Scamp had faced many cats before, one of which was mean for getting close to its bowl of milk! However, this kitten was smaller than Scamp, so taking pity goes out of his way to care for it. He steals the bowl of cream for the kitten to eat, possibly not having anything to eat for a while. Out of time, Scamp returns home, feeling dejected how he couldn't find a pumpkin for Aunt Sara. He turns around to find that the kitten followed him all the way home! Before he could tell the kitten to leave, Darling opens the door to happily exclaim along the lines of 'Oh Scamp, you've found Pumpkin!' Finding out at last that the 'Pumpkin' he was looking for was a cat and not the vegetable, inadvertently making Sara and Pumpkin happy by reuniting each other, making Sara a bit more pleasant to Scamp as a whole (however long that'll last)! It was interesting growing up with these stories and the two movies, not seeing the comics until today. I appreciate how well you break down the villains of these movies and wanted to add a bit of my own. ^^
I think it would be nice if the sequel established more in Tramps and Busters realtionship as were they really friends , was Buster a bad influence friend as would he crossed the lines That Tramp wouldn't such as outright attacking a normal human as Buster has a every dog for themselves while Tramp didnt havev hat mentally as he dud save 2 dogs from the dog catcher . As Tramp states that Buster never changed. Again a flashback taking place withing the first movie to show Tramp and Busters fallout taking place just before the final climax would have been nice
Omg. I remember watching a super old video saying the exact same thing about Buster comes off as Tramp’s ex lover than a friend. I also remember a comment that Angel might be Tramp and Peggy Lee’s dog’s bastard puppy, either that or Angel is actually an adult Pomeranian mix
I don't think the rat was after the baby, I think it just wanted shelter from rain. It looking back at Tramp as it stands over the baby's crib does look like an evil grin, but I think it was just panting from running around the room. I don't think it even saw the baby. Meanwhile those stray dogs probably didn't want to eat Lady, they were just being territorial.
But in real life, rats can and have been reported to kill/injure babies in their sleep by eating them alive. So it's still most likely that the rat was trying to hurt the baby.
Can't wait for Maleficent. She's mostly in everything, MOVIES, TV, VIDEO GAMES KH ESPECIALLY, LIVE ACTION, DISNEYLAND SHOWS, WDW SHOWS, ECT. Her video will at least be an hour or two.
The funniest thing I noticed in re-watching Lady and the Tramp (1955) is that Jim Dear's voice sounds almost exactly like actor Jason Lee. As much as I don't like the idea of the Disney live-action remakes, I wouldn't have minded if Jason Lee played Jim Dear in the 2019 remake. If anything, it would have been a redeeming plus.
I'd like to hear your take on Aladin. i always though Jafar had the most legitimate claim to the lamp give that nobody would have found the Cave of Wonders without HIS magic scarab. He's basically justified untill Eago convnces him to drop, "Drop papa and little baby off a cliff. Kersplat!"
surprised how many villains they were in the, i guess you can cal it franchise. i only remembered the cats and buster. the rat was so forgettable. but i did liked his design
Angel being closer to Buster's age resovles the problem of him having an infatuation with her. But... that makes HER infatuation with Scamp just as much of a problem, Maybe even worst considering they DO end up together. I think i'd rather take the villain being the creepy pedo then the love intrest. And let's be honest, Buster's whole thing with Angel was just for him to hide he still has a strong crush on Tramp.
Just stop looking at their relationships through a human's point of view and look at it through a dog's point of view. To a dog, age doesn't matter. The minute they reach sexual maturity, everyone is fair game.
I enjoy watching your video on Disney villains. Lady and the Tramp is one of my favorite Disney movies. I know a lot of dog and cat breeds but this video taught me that the cats in the remake were Devon Rexes I should’ve known that but I thought they were regular tabby cats! Thanks for this very interesting video!!
Mertle Would definitely count as a Villain since she Antagonizes Lilo and Stitch through the entire Franchise and Rueben/625 could also count since he helps Gantu and Hamsterviel as well.
I red the Scamp comics often as a kid but didn’t see the one with the cats. I think your comment about not wanting any Disney villain have a sympathetic backstory is foreshadowing what you will say about Maleficent and Cruella…
I managed to find a copy of "Happy Dan the Cynical Dog" on the Internet. It's a column story about basically a cynical dog who manages to gain several families, similar to Tramp in the final film. Tramp, however, is not very cynical. Streetwise, but not cynical.
Tramp _could_ arguably be called "cynical". Remember that tangent he gave to Lady about how her humans would just completely neglect her in favor of the new baby? I'm not sure if that counts as cynicism, though.
I can’t wait for you to cover the Horned King. He was truly a terrifying villain in a movie that I liked because it was darker and much more mature than the standard Disney movie
Maybe they meant for Scamp to be a teenager, but didn't change his design very much out of fear for making him look too different from people would expect?
A quote from my favorite book I think describes Aunt Sara very well: "For [she] was not a fiend-- only a rather stupid, stubborn little banyard fowl trying to train up a skylark."
Lady and the Tramp is purported to be completely original, but the element of a dog being blamed for attacking a child when it was actually defending him is still taken straight from the Welsh legend of Gelert- which itself is related to an Indian folktale about a Brahmin, his wife and a mongoose. The hound was owned by Llywelyn the Great, and saved the king's infant son from being mauled by a wolf. In the fight, though the wolf is killed, the babe's cradle is knocked over and Gelert is, of course, smeared with blood. When Llywelyn comes home to find the overturned cradle, his screaming baby and his dog covered in blood, he naturally assumes the worst and kills Gelert before discovering the dead wolf. In his grief at having rewarded such a faithful animal, Llywelyn buries him and never smiles again.
Think some difficulties do need some back stories as to why they are so evil, well still maintaining their characteristics, as for the dog catcher, yeah, you're valid on that 1. He don't need a back story.
I still don't understand why people get triggered by those cats. As you said: the movie is full of stereotypes. One of those just happen to play the part of the "bad guy". If they were *the only one* that could have been intentional, but not like this. It's like if in a movie there are 10 different characters of 10 different countries and only one of them (for the sake of the story) is the bad guy. That doesn't mean the movie stated *that country* is the enemy, just that character.
Yes, but to be fair, they are the most prominent nonwhite characters in the film (unless you consider Sicillians nonwhite), as the other nonwhite-coded canine is relatively minor.
For whatever reason, kid me never really saw Buster and Angel as a serious, intentional pairing :') I always thought it was more about control than any actual interest in her- their little gag is specifically about Buster calling her "his". Buster doesn't seem to let himself get too close to anyone ever since Tramp went on to become a pet, so it almost felt like Buster called Angel his girl to have a cheap (almost sarcastic) parody of the life Tramp had, just adjusted for his idea of "freedom". Idk, it didn't feel creepy to me because it just never felt like Buster was ever truly attracted to Angel or a contender for her affection.
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at 19:25 that ain't no dog that is a monster. would've liked that aunt sarah helping save tramp at the end as it would've showed her being simply misled better/the cats being dropped and scared by the rat(used to scare me as a kid especially when compared to other animal villains doing there instinct he actively went after the baby to get back at the dogs.) a nice comeuppance and even as a kid felt buster was a jilted lover in a weird love circle than betrayed best friend.
Rasul(?) The guard hates Aladdin because palace guards apparently double as beat cops, tasked with catching criminals and Aladdin is the most notorious thief in Agrabah. We don't know what their specific history is, but given how easy it is to get the death penalty there, it's probably Aladdin regularly escaping them
This was on of my favorites as a kid - the rat was kind of terrifying and deliciously scary. If it had been more human-like, it wouldn’t have been such a moving rescue. My thought was the rat would eat the baby. We have pack rats and brown rats in our area that sometimes get in the house- they’re destructive and gross to think about but not scary. My husband grew up in Germany and has described huge black rats that bite - this is so scary! Gives me the same shudders as that Sylvester cartoon with the wild dog? Wolf? Whatever that was scared me so much! They had a similar slinking movement and hair pattern
About those three dog chasing Lady. It's confirmed that Lady was in heat or starting her heat cycle (next Christmas she has Tramp's puppies after that Belle Notte night). So they were probably planning to do something much more worse to Lady....
7:45 It's a funny coincidence how Aunt Sarah's concept art looks like one of Gru's ancestors, known as one of the statues from Dru's house in Despicable Me 3. As for the mouse from "Goliath II," after comparing him with the older concept art and drafts of the ray in "Lady and the Tramp," I always thought his design (if not for his personality) originated from Gus from Cinderella.
I always read Si and Am as male, and I loved/hated them as the villains. I was too young to pick up on the racial stereotyping in the entire movie, and I still love it so much. This was my favorite movie as a little girl, and would beg my grandfather to watch "The Goggies!" all the time. Including during Thanksgiving one year when he had all his guy friends over. Well, you better bet that that room full of football loving guys watched Lady and the Tramp with a little 2yo girl that year LOL
Even if Angel is closer to Buster's age and she is maybe a small breed she still has the features of a much younger dog. If they were meant to be older they did a poor job of communicating that. I can understand why people find it creepy. It implies she's either younger than Buster or older than Scamp who himself is hard to tell if he's a teen or a child.
Angel is young and that’s what I’m going with. Though if they ever do make a series I think they should have her and Scamp not be a couple. While I would normally hate this cliche of couples getting together and breaking up shortly afterwards, I think it would benefit them both. Scamp showing maturity and how he still has some growing up to do and therefore not ready for a relationship right now, and give Angel a chance to develop relationships with the rest of the family which I think would be great to see. Disney get on it!!
Is King Louie a villain as in TailSpin and Jungle Cubs he was a friend, speaking of Cubs he would also tlak about those vultures who wanted to eat therm .
@@nicholassims9837 King Louie was technically a Villain in the Original film and especially in the 2016 Remake. He kidnapped Mowgli with the ulterior motive of obtaining fire
@@MadMalManny the 2016 version did make it clear he would hurt Mowgli but I never got the impression he would in the 67 version not to mention he is more of a friend in the tv series .
@@nicholassims9837 Well you can see after Mowgli says he doesn't know how to make fire, Louie becomes more irritated and a bit more demanding. Not taking no for an answer. He also clearly angry Baloo was interrupting the song and when Baloo's disguise comes off
Im not gonna lie, I always hated when people would bring up the Buster and Angel supposed age gap thing, because those people treat the characters as humans not animals. To animals like dogs, cats, and so on, age doesn't matter at all, as soon as they can breed, they will if given the chance, unless they are fixed.
I can't belive how long it took me to figure out the double meaning of that Rat's name. I suppose the creators were more clever then most people realized.
I always liked to immitate Reggie as a kid cause I thought it was funny the notion of a dog being such a monster that it sounds like some pig dog thing.
Imagine if the rats in Animals of Farthing Wood Series 3 looked like that. Imagine a thousand rats charging the good animals in the dark. That would have been terrifying
I much prefer having the cats be involved in the climax with Aunt Sarah driving Jim Dear and Darling to the pound out of guilt. Not only does it give the cats more purpose to the story and brings their arc to a close but also shows, rather then tells us that Sarah’s opinion on dogs has changed. I don’t know why they changed it but it does make me wish they used this in the remake, but then again it’s a modern live action Disney remake where every character’s nuance and subtly is thrown out for tired cliches.
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I always thought Buster was so hateful because he was trying to cover up how envious he felt towards Tramp having a new cushy life.
Aunt Sarah dropping one of her cats after hearing the news would’ve been funny to see in the movie, not to mention it would be satisfying. I wish the cats had gotten actual comeuppances, since they were so devious. This was another enjoyable video.
Well, they kinda did get their comeuppance in the sequel when Scamp scared the pants off them.
I think it’s nice for sometimes there be no comeuppance. However if the version were cats did help to show where the rat was to save Tramp was included they would have less of reputation as stereotypes. Maybe. People have still issues with the crows in Dumbo although they help him.
Yeah!
cool
I do like the scene that was just a storyboard where the rat gets into the house and the cats hide in their hamper. I love how truly cowardly they were.
I think busters gang leaving him behind in that pile of junk out of apathy is a pretty fitting punishment for him. In my opinion, the fact that Buster preached apathy and an every-dog-for-themselves mentality to the gang, only for them to take this very same philosophy to heart the one time he needed their empathy and selflessness, and they instead indifferently leave him in the junk is a great stroke of irony.
Not to mention the little dog mocks him
Scamp was the one who buried Buster under the pile of junk because Buster didn’t save him from the dog catcher.
It took me 21 year to realize the owners names are Darling and Jim Dear because that's what they call eachother so that's all Lady knows them as. I never thought about it till last week when I rewatched the movie.
5:29- it would’ve been ironic that a pair of cats were frightened by a rat when usually it’s the other way around. Also cathartic that for all their smugness, they’re inept at their basic instincts and total cowards.
Imean that's a scary ass rat, and absolutely huge too
Buster is my favorite villain because of his personal connection to Tramp.
Also it's so funny how some people think of him as a bitter ex.
its interesting to think that the sequel has more of an actual villain than the first film which yes had antagonists of a sort by no real actual 'villain'
@@sarafontanini7051 That's why I like the sequel, very underrated IMO.
One of the first films I got on VHS as a kid so maybe it's the nostalgia.
@@RYMAN1321 I saw the sequel before I saw the original same with Cinderella and The Jungle Book
He does kinda act like a bitter ex
@@mr.x2567 True. He does.
The dog pound in the film is portrayed as a prison. Dogs are seen crying. The pound is the last place a dog wants to go.
Unfortunately, that's not too far off how it really is.
It’s heartbreaking
As a kid, I absolutely despised Aunt Sarah, she was almost certainly one of the Disney antagonists I hated the most back then. However, you make an excellent point that she wasn't deliberately evil or malicious, just misguided/ misled and doing what she thought was necessary to protect the house and baby. Even in the live action remake, in which she's a lot less sympathetic, there's still the rather sad moment when she arrives at the house, initially thinking she'd be babysitting Lulu, only to learn at the last second that she would in fact be dogsitting Lady (Something she clearly had no experience with), and wouldn't even be able to hold Lulu due to the family's rushed departure. I can't particularly blame her for being in a bad mood about that.
A lot of fans have debated on if the Rat should be considered an actual villain, considering that he's basically just a feral animal doing what such creatures usually do. Sort of like Monstro from 'Pinocchio' or the T-Rex from 'Fantasia' in that sense.
Are you kidding me? That rat went straight for the baby! What rat does that?! Don't most rodents go into people's houses to find food?
Also, Aunt Sarah put a muzzle on a dog that was not hers and then lost it. I would be pissed if someone did that to my dog.
As someone who likes babies better than dogs, I really sympathized with Aunt Sarah in that scene from the remake. LOL
Honestly, Lady and the Tramp was the movie that made me afraid of rats as a child. I'm mean look at that thing! That's not a rat, it's a demon!
not me. The Rat in the hat from Bananas in pyjamas doesn't scare me.
Ode to the Rat!
It’s not even an exaggeration of how dangerous the rat was. That rat would’ve absolutely eaten the baby
And it's trying to eat a baby.
It's hideous
When it comes to the rat, I always thought it was so primal and basic it wouldn't be able to function like the other animals. Some creatures seem more developed, so they have a better set communication and brain skills.
But, the movie that I keep thinking about is "the secret of Nimn" (yes, it's not Disney) with animal testing and some animals developing better brain function. But, it can't answer for all animals...the selectivness seems only story driven. So, it's hard to answer.
perhaps the rat just doesn't care about being civilised or speaking with its victims. Its just an evil little scumbag.
Oh man, just imagine how HUGE the Maleficent video is gonna be…
I think Crulla De Vil , Scar and Hamsterviel/Gantu videos will be an hour long
Wait until he gets to Robin Hood
@@nicholassims9837 The one for Hades will probably be pretty long, too.
I bet the Aladdin video is gonna be even longer, since that franchise has a lot of villains (Jafar, Iago, Gazeem, Razoul, Achmed, Abis Mal, Sa’luk, Mozenrath, Aghoul and that’s just to name a few). Just Jafar on his own would be very long, as he is one of the most popular villains, but since the other franchise villains will be in there it will be even longer than that.
You should see Disney Dan’s Maleficent video and Jeffrey kitsch’s Dalmatians video
It’s still freaking weird that the cats were named Si and Am, literally just splitting up Siam into two words. That would be like naming two German Shepherds “Germ” and “Any”.
I don’t know if it’s appropriate anymore, but I think it works as a name. I know a lot of real pets whose names together spell something and the country of origin is fun. And Si and Am sound better than Germ and Any. Those are word that have actual meanings while Si and Am sound more like musical sounds.
As for the Kingdom Hearts side of things, the next episode WILL HAVE PLENTY TO SAY. The villain in the next entry IS the reason Riku became corrupted by darkness.
i wish she would be still this Important in Kingdom Hearts .. the series too much going into original stuff who cares about Xenahort or other guys like this ... when i have Maleficent and the disney villains ?
@@felixleidig8307 You'd think with the Malefecent movies that came out they'd push for her to be in the spotlight.
@@jamesporter571 The guy in charge of story doesnt cares about the classivc villains .. or disney ... thats why since kingdom hearts 1 it became bad and bad
Eric Goldberg's portrait of Si and Am shows the cats each with two long fangs rather than their stereotypical buck teeth.
I always saw the rat as just like...pure evil. No rhyme or reason, he just wants baby flesh.
Rats act like that in real life not evil just disturbing
To be fair, rats don't tend to go after children if there's already plentiful food in exposed areas. It's too much effort to kill something, especially as large as a child, compared to looting around for human leftovers, and they enjoy omnivory. The rat must have been starving to try going after a human child.
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True but dogs also don't have romantic spaghetti dinners either.
I get the controversy over the Siamese cats, but gosh I loved them as a kid.
I'd say everyone's focusing on the "Siamese" angle, but there's also the fact they're twins. As in "Siamese Twins." Ah, the things that were totally okay in the 60's. And yes, I love them too. They totally steal the show in their one scene and one song, like King Louie or Tomatoa.
Portraying Siamese cats as villains was a poor choice by the Disney studio. Those who are familiar with the breed could tell you that. When I was a child we always had a pet cat, sometimes two, and the best-behaved cats we ever had were a couple of Siamese cats.
@@coop161616 Cartoon animals are rarely made specifically to behavioral traits in certain breeds of pets, and these cats were basically thrown in for both the "Siamese Twins" pun and the fact their faces kind of look sinister. Animal breeds are basically subject to stereotypes, this film especially. Unless you get specific pet owners, you're not going to get much accuracy.
I don't get it, I don't talk woketardese or snowflake language.
What's odd is that they were trying to be anti-Japanese, what with their original names and the intentional culutre mix up with the melody to the song being Japanese inspired, but ended up also being anti-Thai as well.
Something funny I realized is that I believe Lady and the Tramp takes place in the 1910s -1920s, the Devon rex was discovered in 1960. Devon and Rex couldn't've existed.
I deadass didn't even remember Lady and the Tramp even got a live-action remake until I watched this video. I don't even know if I ever knew it did. I don't know if that speaks to how utterly pointless the live-action remakes are, or if they just didn't care at all to promote it very much, but wow. Color me stunned.
The cats also make a guest appearance in the pilot of Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers as "The Siamese Twins". Fat Cat purchases their prized fighting fish, "Juice Lee" to aid him in his schemes.
I think Aunt Sarah was just a cat person, and didn't like dogs because they chased her kitties. Or she thought dogs should not be around babies because they might bite her.
Either way, it's cute at the end of the film where it shows she learned to get over her fear when she calls Jim Dear and Darling to specifically ask if they got the package of dog treats she got them.
The Siamese song is indeed an earworm. Haven't seen L&T in at least 15 years and its still in my head.
As for the age difference thing between certain doggos who are into each other in the sequel, I mean... They're dogs. Strays at that. I don't think they'd concern themselves much with what's largely a human morality conflict. But regardless i get why a viewer might think it's weird, if they're thinking about it at all lol.
This was one of your best villains series chapters without a doubt. I love the original Lady and Tramp movies. Truly amazing animation! Scamp’s adventure is way underrated in my opinion. Very cool to learn about how these characters were shaped and formed. I’m never going to be a remake person though. Lots of wonderful secrets revealed here! Excellent job on this entry!
I like how reasonable the human "villains" in the original Lady and the Tramp are. Aunt Sarah and the dogcatcher seem like decent people, just trying to do their best. I hadn't made the connection between the dogcatcher whistling and the killer from M before, but I love it! As for the rat, I'm just glad that we got Ratatouille all these years later, depicting rats as having the capacity for good, rather than just being mindless monsters, as rats often are. I had pet rats when I was a kid, they're very pleasant, intelligent animals, and I think it's unfair that mice are so often depicted as heroic in cartoons when they're so very, very similar to rats. (Super looking forward to the eventual retrospective on Ratigan from Great Mouse Detective, though. What a villain!)
He's not disney but what about Temptation from Charlotte web ?
@@tlsupport5068 Oh, yeah, I always liked Templeton. There have been occasional non-evil rats in movies and books and things before. Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH is another example of non-evil, possibly even good rats, though they're treated as unusual, even among rats. I was just mostly thinking about Disney, and how Mickey himself is a mouse, and Cinderella has lots of mouse friends, and so on, but they still demonized rats more often than not.
Funny how the versions of the movie feel more like cartoon villains than the actual cartoons
This came out quicker than I expected, well can't wait for when the greatest Disney Villain gets her own episode soon.
Funny thing that happened to an old friend of mine. Seems he had 2 copies of Lady and the Tramp, and in BOTH cases the tape would freak out during the part where Lady was hunting the rat. Even the VHS stock thought that scene was scary.
But then, if Angel is closer to Buster age than Scamp’s, wouldn’t it still technically be a creepy relationship?
I think Scamp and Angel are both like teenagers, and Buster being the way he is with Angel makes him even more of a villain if you ask me.
@@mr.x2567 Agreed.
Actually, you missed a couple of kids Disney books portraying Scamp; possibly within the first few months of his life. I've had them for as long as I can remember. The first one mostly involves Scamp just getting into trouble, to the ire of Aunt Sara, who's either the main obstacle or antagonist of both books. Aunt Sara calls Scamp out on his behavior, prompting Scamp to search for some good deeds to do. He later comes across a group of firemen, practicing for a real fire by 'escaping the building' to jump onto firemen holding a blanket to catch them with. Looking at the fun, Scamp joins in racing up the stairs, to jumping onto the chute. The firemen have fun with this and eventually spray him down with water (in case someone is on fire), before realizing the time on a large building clock. Instead of returning home with praise, Aunt Sara forbids him from entering the house due to his wet fur, and is forced to spend the night at the old dog house. During the night, Scamp smells smoke coming from the house, and sees the cause, being Aunt Sara had mistakenly left the electric iron on some unfinished laundry, setting fire to the house. Desperate, Scamp breaks free to race and warn the firefighters he played with earlier (can't remember if Scamp tried and failed to warn Aunt Sara or not). Recognizing him, they race into action in full-gear with Scamp leading the way. Luckily, they put out the fire before more damage could be done. FINALLY, Aunt Sara wakes up to question why firefighters were at the house! Upon explaination, the it was SCAMP who knew of the fire and SCAMP was a hero, Aunt Sara becomes more pleasant to Scamp in future, having been awarded a medal as a fire dog.
In the second story, Scamp still has misgivings about Aunt Sara due to her cats - most cats in general - and tries to stay away from her because he somehow almost always gets in trouble when she's and Jim Dear and Darling's house. Anyway, the story starts with the appearance of Aunt Sara, looking sad for some reason. Picking up on this, Scamp eavedropped on a conversation Aunt Sara has with Darling. All she says was, 'I've lost my poor Pumpkin!'
Not entirely sure what the fuss was about, Scamp then decides to find Aunt Sara a pumpkin to make her happy. Going to a farm, a market, and even a giant pumpkin contest bore no fruit as most people would refuse to give away anything to a dog for free, whilst other pumpkins were too big for Scamp to bring home.
Stumped, Scamp comes into an alley, still wondering how to get a pumpkin for Aunt Sara. Then, along comes an orange kitten tabby with while face, mittens and a ribbon around its neck. Now Scamp had faced many cats before, one of which was mean for getting close to its bowl of milk! However, this kitten was smaller than Scamp, so taking pity goes out of his way to care for it. He steals the bowl of cream for the kitten to eat, possibly not having anything to eat for a while. Out of time, Scamp returns home, feeling dejected how he couldn't find a pumpkin for Aunt Sara. He turns around to find that the kitten followed him all the way home!
Before he could tell the kitten to leave, Darling opens the door to happily exclaim along the lines of 'Oh Scamp, you've found Pumpkin!' Finding out at last that the 'Pumpkin' he was looking for was a cat and not the vegetable, inadvertently making Sara and Pumpkin happy by reuniting each other, making Sara a bit more pleasant to Scamp as a whole (however long that'll last)!
It was interesting growing up with these stories and the two movies, not seeing the comics until today. I appreciate how well you break down the villains of these movies and wanted to add a bit of my own. ^^
I think they should've kept them Siamese in the live action remake
I think it would be nice if the sequel established more in Tramps and Busters realtionship as were they really friends , was Buster a bad influence friend as would he crossed the lines That Tramp wouldn't such as outright attacking a normal human as Buster has a every dog for themselves while Tramp didnt havev hat mentally as he dud save 2 dogs from the dog catcher .
As Tramp states that Buster never changed. Again a flashback taking place withing the first movie to show Tramp and Busters fallout taking place just before the final climax would have been nice
I get that, but I think the implication was clear in that Buster become jealous of Tramp.
Omg. I remember watching a super old video saying the exact same thing about Buster comes off as Tramp’s ex lover than a friend. I also remember a comment that Angel might be Tramp and Peggy Lee’s dog’s bastard puppy, either that or Angel is actually an adult Pomeranian mix
I don't think the rat was after the baby, I think it just wanted shelter from rain. It looking back at Tramp as it stands over the baby's crib does look like an evil grin, but I think it was just panting from running around the room. I don't think it even saw the baby.
Meanwhile those stray dogs probably didn't want to eat Lady, they were just being territorial.
But in real life, rats can and have been reported to kill/injure babies in their sleep by eating them alive. So it's still most likely that the rat was trying to hurt the baby.
Can't wait for Maleficent. She's mostly in everything, MOVIES, TV, VIDEO GAMES KH ESPECIALLY, LIVE ACTION, DISNEYLAND SHOWS, WDW SHOWS, ECT. Her video will at least be an hour or two.
Welcome back, and great to see more of your videos. Well done.
I like how you started the video with the Goofy parody from "The Simpsons".
The funniest thing I noticed in re-watching Lady and the Tramp (1955) is that Jim Dear's voice sounds almost exactly like actor Jason Lee. As much as I don't like the idea of the Disney live-action remakes, I wouldn't have minded if Jason Lee played Jim Dear in the 2019 remake. If anything, it would have been a redeeming plus.
The cats were originally going to *hide* from the rat?! They should turn in their cat cards then.
I'd like to hear your take on Aladin. i always though Jafar had the most legitimate claim to the lamp give that nobody would have found the Cave of Wonders without HIS magic scarab. He's basically justified untill Eago convnces him to drop, "Drop papa and little baby off a cliff. Kersplat!"
Well... He's already planning to do that, anyway.
And why did you capitalize the word "His"? There was only one magic scarab in the movie.
And you spelt "Iago" wrong.
And you got the quote wrong. It's "And then, we drop papa-in-law, and the little woman, off a cliff."
@@googamp32 Jeez, what did this person do to you?
The Shade Thrown At 17:10 Is Hillarious & Appreciated
surprised how many villains they were in the, i guess you can cal it franchise. i only remembered the cats and buster. the rat was so forgettable. but i did liked his design
Angel being closer to Buster's age resovles the problem of him having an infatuation with her.
But... that makes HER infatuation with Scamp just as much of a problem, Maybe even worst considering they DO end up together.
I think i'd rather take the villain being the creepy pedo then the love intrest.
And let's be honest, Buster's whole thing with Angel was just for him to hide he still has a strong crush on Tramp.
Yeah, I’d prefer your version too, I always find Scamp and Angel cute together, so I would rather not think about this implication
Just stop looking at their relationships through a human's point of view and look at it through a dog's point of view. To a dog, age doesn't matter. The minute they reach sexual maturity, everyone is fair game.
Angel's age is hard to grasp since she looks like a miniature dog, maybe a pomerania mix. She could be from 8 months to 3 years.
I enjoy watching your video on Disney villains. Lady and the Tramp is one of my favorite Disney movies. I know a lot of dog and cat breeds but this video taught me that the cats in the remake were Devon Rexes I should’ve known that but I thought they were regular tabby cats!
Thanks for this very interesting video!!
Will you look at antagonists in the Winnie the Pooh franchise? If so, will you start in 1966 or 1977?
He says it will be after Jungke Book so 1968
I recognized Frank Welker's dog bark as Bronx from Gargoyles; it's exactly the same. XD
Nice touch, showing the Russian borzoi dog while “quoting” Anton Chekhov. 😁
Can't Wait for Lilo and Stitch and Treasure Planet's Villains Retrospective...
Me too as in Lilo and Stitch who is a villain, As would Mertle and 625/Rebuen count ?
Mertle Would definitely count as a Villain since she Antagonizes Lilo and Stitch through the entire Franchise and Rueben/625 could also count since he helps Gantu and Hamsterviel as well.
I red the Scamp comics often as a kid but didn’t see the one with the cats. I think your comment about not wanting any Disney villain have a sympathetic backstory is foreshadowing what you will say about Maleficent and Cruella…
well in Maleficent's case it worked, in Cruella's however....
at least 2019 Scar and Jarfar are more closer to there animated counterparts
I love your videos. You're doing great job 💜💜💜
I managed to find a copy of "Happy Dan the Cynical Dog" on the Internet. It's a column story about basically a cynical dog who manages to gain several families, similar to Tramp in the final film. Tramp, however, is not very cynical. Streetwise, but not cynical.
Tramp _could_ arguably be called "cynical". Remember that tangent he gave to Lady about how her humans would just completely neglect her in favor of the new baby? I'm not sure if that counts as cynicism, though.
I can’t wait for you to cover the Horned King. He was truly a terrifying villain in a movie that I liked because it was darker and much more mature than the standard Disney movie
I love that opening. It's perfect.
Another awesome lookback
Happy Anniversary, Lady and the Tramp.🌝🌌🎼🎵🎶
Maybe they meant for Scamp to be a teenager, but didn't change his design very much out of fear for making him look too different from people would expect?
I always thought of Scamp and Angel as teenagers. They look like young puppies, but their voices sound like teens.
Similar to the rat the bear from Fox and the Hound he never talks unlike the other animals
Sorry is missed it! Please continue the series!!!
A quote from my favorite book I think describes Aunt Sara very well:
"For [she] was not a fiend-- only a rather stupid, stubborn little banyard fowl trying to train up a skylark."
Lady and the Tramp is purported to be completely original, but the element of a dog being blamed for attacking a child when it was actually defending him is still taken straight from the Welsh legend of Gelert- which itself is related to an Indian folktale about a Brahmin, his wife and a mongoose. The hound was owned by Llywelyn the Great, and saved the king's infant son from being mauled by a wolf. In the fight, though the wolf is killed, the babe's cradle is knocked over and Gelert is, of course, smeared with blood. When Llywelyn comes home to find the overturned cradle, his screaming baby and his dog covered in blood, he naturally assumes the worst and kills Gelert before discovering the dead wolf. In his grief at having rewarded such a faithful animal, Llywelyn buries him and never smiles again.
INSPECTOR JAVERT DOG CATCHER, I AM SCREAMING
Think some difficulties do need some back stories as to why they are so evil, well still maintaining their characteristics, as for the dog catcher, yeah, you're valid on that 1. He don't need a back story.
I still don't understand why people get triggered by those cats.
As you said: the movie is full of stereotypes. One of those just happen to play the part of the "bad guy".
If they were *the only one* that could have been intentional, but not like this.
It's like if in a movie there are 10 different characters of 10 different countries and only one of them (for the sake of the story) is the bad guy.
That doesn't mean the movie stated *that country* is the enemy, just that character.
Yes, but to be fair, they are the most prominent nonwhite characters in the film (unless you consider Sicillians nonwhite), as the other nonwhite-coded canine is relatively minor.
that clip from American Dad at the end killed me!
For whatever reason, kid me never really saw Buster and Angel as a serious, intentional pairing :') I always thought it was more about control than any actual interest in her- their little gag is specifically about Buster calling her "his". Buster doesn't seem to let himself get too close to anyone ever since Tramp went on to become a pet, so it almost felt like Buster called Angel his girl to have a cheap (almost sarcastic) parody of the life Tramp had, just adjusted for his idea of "freedom". Idk, it didn't feel creepy to me because it just never felt like Buster was ever truly attracted to Angel or a contender for her affection.
2:11 Si and Am
13:05 The Rat
15:35 Dogcatchers
18:27 The Bad Dogs
Man, the sequel isn’t great, but man I liked the catchy songs.
One of the first VHS' I got as a kid, and I like it too. Maybe it's the nostalgia though.
Hey Colin, absolutely love what you are doing with the channel, every episode is incredibly engaging and educational. I just wanted to give you a heads up I will be creating a new playlist on my SpeekyGeeky channel that will spotlight our "geeky friends" and give folks who frequently visit our channel another opportunity to organically discover other incredibly awesome creators like yourself.
Guessing that will go "live" a little later today if you wanted to check it out or if you have others you want to share that with. Keep on doing the amazing work you're doing, and helping to make the world a little bit more fun, I appreciate it :)
at 19:25 that ain't no dog that is a monster.
would've liked that aunt sarah helping save tramp at the end as it would've showed her being simply misled better/the cats being dropped and scared by the rat(used to scare me as a kid especially when compared to other animal villains doing there instinct he actively went after the baby to get back at the dogs.) a nice comeuppance and even as a kid felt buster was a jilted lover in a weird love circle than betrayed best friend.
Rasul(?) The guard hates Aladdin because palace guards apparently double as beat cops, tasked with catching criminals and Aladdin is the most notorious thief in Agrabah. We don't know what their specific history is, but given how easy it is to get the death penalty there, it's probably Aladdin regularly escaping them
This was on of my favorites as a kid - the rat was kind of terrifying and deliciously scary. If it had been more human-like, it wouldn’t have been such a moving rescue. My thought was the rat would eat the baby.
We have pack rats and brown rats in our area that sometimes get in the house- they’re destructive and gross to think about but not scary. My husband grew up in Germany and has described huge black rats that bite - this is so scary!
Gives me the same shudders as that Sylvester cartoon with the wild dog? Wolf? Whatever that was scared me so much! They had a similar slinking movement and hair pattern
17:11 you basically just described the movie about the 101 Dalmatians villain movie
About those three dog chasing Lady. It's confirmed that Lady was in heat or starting her heat cycle (next Christmas she has Tramp's puppies after that Belle Notte night). So they were probably planning to do something much more worse to Lady....
I really appreciate the Animal Crossing music in the background.
7:45 It's a funny coincidence how Aunt Sarah's concept art looks like one of Gru's ancestors, known as one of the statues from Dru's house in Despicable Me 3.
As for the mouse from "Goliath II," after comparing him with the older concept art and drafts of the ray in "Lady and the Tramp," I always thought his design (if not for his personality) originated from Gus from Cinderella.
Great work. I bet the next installment will be fun provided the next villain up….
Fun fact: Reggie was inspired by Cujo
oh no I caught up with the playlist hahaha now I have to wait for a new video
I always read Si and Am as male, and I loved/hated them as the villains. I was too young to pick up on the racial stereotyping in the entire movie, and I still love it so much. This was my favorite movie as a little girl, and would beg my grandfather to watch "The Goggies!" all the time. Including during Thanksgiving one year when he had all his guy friends over. Well, you better bet that that room full of football loving guys watched Lady and the Tramp with a little 2yo girl that year LOL
Even if Angel is closer to Buster's age and she is maybe a small breed she still has the features of a much younger dog. If they were meant to be older they did a poor job of communicating that. I can understand why people find it creepy. It implies she's either younger than Buster or older than Scamp who himself is hard to tell if he's a teen or a child.
Angel is young and that’s what I’m going with. Though if they ever do make a series I think they should have her and Scamp not be a couple. While I would normally hate this cliche of couples getting together and breaking up shortly afterwards, I think it would benefit them both. Scamp showing maturity and how he still has some growing up to do and therefore not ready for a relationship right now, and give Angel a chance to develop relationships with the rest of the family which I think would be great to see. Disney get on it!!
We finally will prick our fingers next time.
Let's be honest. It's clear to me that the alley dogs were planning to r@pe Lady, not eat her.
What's the creepy music in The Rat segment?
I'm excited for Maleficent. But I'm also Excited for The Jungle Book Villains. (Shere Khan, Kaa, King Louie)
Is King Louie a villain as in TailSpin and Jungle Cubs he was a friend, speaking of Cubs he would also tlak about those vultures who wanted to eat therm .
@@nicholassims9837 King Louie was technically a Villain in the Original film and especially in the 2016 Remake. He kidnapped Mowgli with the ulterior motive of obtaining fire
@@MadMalManny the 2016 version did make it clear he would hurt Mowgli but I never got the impression he would in the 67 version not to mention he is more of a friend in the tv series .
@@nicholassims9837 Well you can see after Mowgli says he doesn't know how to make fire, Louie becomes more irritated and a bit more demanding. Not taking no for an answer. He also clearly angry Baloo was interrupting the song and when Baloo's disguise comes off
@@MadMalManny Speaking which which what about the monkeys as they seem more like allies in the sequal ?
I hated aunt Sarah in the remake she overreacted to the chaos in the living room and deliberately gets and dangerous muzzle committing animal abuse
Any thoughts on Edgar the Butler from aristocats?
Aristocats had a good siamse cat
That cat in that movie was one of the highlights for me.
Dont forget SaGWa .
good yes but his portrayal I would call more culturally offensive than Si & Am's.
@@VampirePrinceKRS for a minute I couldn’t remember what he was like and I googled it. “Oh... oh no”. 😭😭😭
I love lady and the tramp. And as controversial as Si and Am are, their scene is still fun to watch.
I’m so excited for you to do Maleficent she’s my favorite 😍
17:20 Oh, now I look forward to the Cruella-video.
And at 20:25 the lion king Zira part will also be a fun one
When the cats were still hidden in the basket, when I was fairly young, that creeped me out because all we saw were their eyed
Im not gonna lie, I always hated when people would bring up the Buster and Angel supposed age gap thing, because those people treat the characters as humans not animals. To animals like dogs, cats, and so on, age doesn't matter at all, as soon as they can breed, they will if given the chance, unless they are fixed.
Pretty sure the writers did it to make Buster more hatable.
I can't belive how long it took me to figure out the double meaning of that Rat's name. I suppose the creators were more clever then most people realized.
I always liked to immitate Reggie as a kid cause I thought it was funny the notion of a dog being such a monster that it sounds like some pig dog thing.
Imagine if the rats in Animals of Farthing Wood Series 3 looked like that. Imagine a thousand rats charging the good animals in the dark.
That would have been terrifying
I've seen a lot on Buster on deviant art. and the fact he's been shipped with a dalmatian puppy doesn't make him any more popular
That's something knowing the film is 20 years old now, and straight to video.
There needs to be a battle between Reggie and Dragon from the secret of NIMH. I know it would be one-sided, but it needs to happen.
I can't wait for the Lion King villain retrospective
I always thought that the cat's teeth were just fangs
21:03 I chalk that up to size difference as well. People sometimes feel weird about it.
I much prefer having the cats be involved in the climax with Aunt Sarah driving Jim Dear and Darling to the pound out of guilt. Not only does it give the cats more purpose to the story and brings their arc to a close but also shows, rather then tells us that Sarah’s opinion on dogs has changed. I don’t know why they changed it but it does make me wish they used this in the remake, but then again it’s a modern live action Disney remake where every character’s nuance and subtly is thrown out for tired cliches.
when you do maleficent, you should the kingdom hearts section chronolgicaly.
Honestly, the Kingdom Hearts segment needs to be it's own video.