@@terraclaiborne2088 I more imagine them as seeing us a fellow creature. I noticed dogs are all about communication, social feedback and equality(means every member of the pack or friendship circle is accounted for and always given respect and dignity until proven unsafe or untrustworthy.) Cats are all about rank, order and chain of command, everything has to be a balance or a routine and things always happen for a reason(never take your guard down and always be prepared). Cats actually have more ability to understand right away if situation is dangerous or unsafe while dogs are like toddlers when it comes to unforseen dangers(always keep the house baby proof!)
@@nikkimiddlekillsday5161 I think it's one of the best, but I wouldn't judge them all that quickly. Pinnochio, fox and the hound, jungle book, Peter pan and many more are timeless classics that you can rewatch endlessly and never get tired off.
myo me too. But i dont know if he could choose someone looking like me because im not into men looking like me. I would choose someone looking exactly inversal.
It's NOT unusual for people - and even their dogs - to marry lookalikes! I wasn't sure if my West Highland White Terrier and I looked alike, but my late parents looked alike, and I turned out to favor my father's side of the family!
Pongo wasn't a selfish dog, and he wanted Roger to be happy, but when he saw how the women and their female dogs came as "sets," he eventually found Anita and Perdita!
Factoid: The English actor who voiced Roger (Ben Wright) also voiced Grimsby in The Ljttle Mermaid (1989). Pongo: “Well, believe me Roger when I find the right dog mate for me, I’ll know. Without a doubt, it’ll be like.. Bamn hit me like lightning.”
This is a primary example of how movies used to have the room to "breathe". The pacing isn't rushed and still manages to avoid dragging. And simple movements recieve a lot of focus because the animators were showing off how well they could make a man put on his coat. There were also pleanty of meandering moments like this in Winnie the Pooh and Robin Hood. Mind you, I have nothing against modern animation at all. Encanto is delighful. I just wish we had a bit more variety in the pacing, because I prefer slower films.
Yeah, I am starting to appreciate media with varied pacing. time to slow down to breathe and immerse in atmosphere and time to start speeding up when needed. I wish more media was allowed to allow viewers to be immersed without too much rush.
I find slow paced movies, if done right, to definitely be an experience. They leave room for extra character interactions, I think, which I quite enjoy. It allows you to take in scenes and plot points without quickening through them
This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. After having three dogs of my own I really appreciate the animation even more! The animators got the scratching, yawning, stretching and all the subtle movements of a dog down pat!
Although comparatively simple by today's standards, the animation of this film is simply brilliant, full of emotion and character. This form of artistic expression is often lost in computer animation. Really too bad..
+Benjamin Britt That's when you know that Hollywood has run out of ideas when they are fully reliant on stuff such as CGI, modern day technology, as well as enhanced graphics and quality to make a movie a better movie when deep down that's not what makes a great movie at all because it's deeper than that. It's the story, emotions, performance of the actors, and the thought behind it that makes a movie a great movie.
It's only when you view scenes like these that you realize that Disney was more modern than ever back in the days than now. The impressive thing about Disney is that no matter how old or how many times you watch it, it never gets old and it always feels like the first time.
It's amazing how much I missed as a little kid. I mostly relied on visuals, as well as a few key phrases, to understand what was going on. For example, I didn't really understand what Pongo was thinking as he looked at those women in the magazines; only the pretty drawings, coupled with the phrase "human beauty," stuck in my mind. I did understand his judgments of the human and dog pairings, though, and thought they were funny. Ahhh, memories!
omg you described perfectly how I looked at all these old Disney VHS tapes. I’d watch them over and over, but would hardly get what they were talking about half of the time.
That's a fantastic testament to how well-made this scene is: it works, even just as visual entertainment, even if you don't know what they're talking about in the dialogue. The visual gags are just as funny as the dialogue; in fact they compliment each other, and one can still really enjoy this scene regardless of age. I didn't "get" this scene when I was a kid either because I didn't know a thing about "bachelorhood" or the like, but I remember thinking the dogs were very cute. :)
Ahh. Everything about this scene is perfect. It honestly brings back so much nostalgia and the animation is so cute. Also, pongo's voice is so relaxing to listen to.
Same as his owner. Namely during Cruella's debut, Roger basically trolls her the entire time she's there and Cruella is so self-absorbed she has NO IDEA, as far she knows Roger is failing miserably at his latest song when he's actually giving her a HUGE middle finger.
This scene has always given me that good ASMR feeling, even as a little kid. Now as an adult, I even appreciate the scene for Roger's apartment. It would be pretty great if it wasn't such a sty.
"Dogs are a poor judge of human beauty..." Not really true. Since most dog owners tend to own dogs that match their personality and appearance... So a dog could judge human beauty by their choice of canine companion.
I just watched this scene for the first time in... ... ...damn, I'm not even sure how long ago. So long ago that I remember not fully understanding everything that was said in this scene due to how young I was. I love everything about this scene from Pongo's comical attempt to understand human beauty, to how he goes full "excited for a walk" dog mode.
I adore how the women and the dogs compliment each others's designs, it's so well done! I remember being a kid and loving the puppy of the little girl. She looks more like a plush toy than a real animal XD
Now I find that odd don't you think because well, there's absolutely nothing wrong with this movie.. ..so why on earth feel the need to feel like you shouldn't like it. I feel like modern day hates the past.
As a kid, *there was no way i could have appreciated the stellar level of sophistication and "slice of life" writing is this scene...* I vaguely remember taping out the instant the monolog started while wondering "where are puppies ?🐶 "
I dont remember seeing the original movies at all, but i have to say, this was very pleasant. Their voices were very soothing and charming, matched the music perfectly. And the animation was quite exemplary, it has a quant buy fun energy to it. I should find a way to watch it in its entirety.
0:22 "It was plain to see..." 0:42 Oh he’s intelligent enough.... 1:12 1st pair - unusual, very unusual - surely not 1:28 2nd - "a little too short coupled - nnnnope 1:39 3rd - "I say! Now there's a fancy breed - too fancy 1:55 4th, 5th - too old, too young - it was a problem 2:06 Perdita - the most beautiful creature on four legs - too good to be true 2:30 Ah, they’re heading for the park
bruins1016 yes because hes himself a dalmatian. Thats why i think he is racist because he choose a dog who looks like him. Its inversal from me because i dont really like men looking like me, im into something more exotic (Balkan, Caucasian, Asian, Arabic and Hindi. The whole Asia actually). Inversal from me. Dont find Polish men atrractive. For sure if i were a dog, maybe like Lady, i would choose a spaniel. If i were a poodle (both black or white. I think black are more beautiful, in humans too) i would choose a poodle, if Collie, like Lassie then Collie. Then i would be racist because these races are most beautiful. But if i were a different race i would choose one of mentioned.
Well, lots of dogs are breed racists, lol. My whippet doesn't like dogs with flat faces all that much. Whenever she meets some she doesn't stick her nose close to them and rarely, if ever, plays with them. Long-haired dogs are also a no-no for her. Mostly she likes other sighthounds of her size. You can just see her light up and become all energetic if she meets dogs that are the same breed.
People were sensitive back then too. The self-imposed Hayes Code had a lot of strict and frankly prudish guidelines that American TV shows had to follow. Like how you couldn’t show a married couple sitting, let along laying down, in the same bed because it was too suggestive. Or how instead of saying “pregnant” you had to say something like “with child”
Ross Murray that's so nice. I love it when I see people like you who just love the memories*. 😊 heartwarming. I also watched it with my grandmother...she passed on my birthday though..😖
This film was the first Disney movie I ever saw. My aunt bought this film for me on Christmas when I was four years old back in 1995. I love the story, characters, and everything else about it. 0:55 to 1:08 it would make great fanart to have those 2 magazine girls meeting Pongo and other Disney animals. the poodle needs more love and fanart.
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" I could see no reason why my pet didn't desearve an atractive mate" lmao
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It's cute. I thought that dogs saw humans as masters and cats saw them as property. Perhaps dogs do see them as pets.
AnakinLover -
@@terraclaiborne2088 I more imagine them as seeing us a fellow creature. I noticed dogs are all about communication, social feedback and equality(means every member of the pack or friendship circle is accounted for and always given respect and dignity until proven unsafe or untrustworthy.) Cats are all about rank, order and chain of command, everything has to be a balance or a routine and things always happen for a reason(never take your guard down and always be prepared). Cats actually have more ability to understand right away if situation is dangerous or unsafe while dogs are like toddlers when it comes to unforseen dangers(always keep the house baby proof!)
Always loved the vibe of this movie. It has a sketchy, casual style and feel to it. Especially this scene
Probably one of the only few decent Disney movies back then
First disney move to use a Xerox machine,
the production cost reduction basically saved the company.
@@nikkimiddlekillsday5161 I think it's one of the best, but I wouldn't judge them all that quickly. Pinnochio, fox and the hound, jungle book, Peter pan and many more are timeless classics that you can rewatch endlessly and never get tired off.
@@glendarjj3991 fox and hound was good
Me too
“I’d never find another pair like that, not if I looked for a hundred years!” That’s such a sweet and romantic quote
He found a female Dalmatian.
@@scotthayes4135 thank you for the exposition
@@grilledcheesus yo 4 years passed
@@bin2hellnbak there was no pandemic when I made that comment, but I’m also in a better place in life now so that’s cool
@@grilledcheesus sweet, being in a better place is always great, I can relate
The animation of Pongo stretching, yawning, and generally looking bored is so perfect.
That is how MGTOW shitheads truly feel deep down inside, but will never admit to it. XD
Juci Shockwave LOL!
The animation on Rodger putting on his coat is beautiful as well. He even fumbles a bit when putting on the other sleeve!
@@megelizabeth9492 That's the handiwork of Milt Kahl.
@@elizabethalvarado8698 Thanks!
Pongo is the best wingman ever!
It's amazing how good at that they can be for us Pets LOL
Everyone needs a Pongo
He had all the right ideas in all the right places XD
Dogs REALLY are mans best friend! Pets are awesome.
Multan Lava Pongo was like an OG shipper 😄
I need a Pongo in my life
myo me too. But i dont know if he could choose someone looking like me because im not into men looking like me. I would choose someone looking exactly inversal.
Let's face it. We all do.
It's NOT unusual for people - and even their dogs - to marry lookalikes! I wasn't sure if my West Highland White Terrier and I looked alike, but my late parents looked alike, and I turned out to favor my father's side of the family!
R.I.P. Rod Taylor, the voice of Pongo.
entertainer1987 Oh, bless his soul.
entertainer1987 Awh,. Really?
Man...i'm too late
When did he die?
R.I.P Grimsby also
I always liked how the dogs and owners looked alike
Very common phenomenon. People pick dogs that they think look like them
That was referenced in Cruella
I thought the scene refers to " the owner shaped his/her pet."
@@dereenaldoambun9158 Sometimes it´s opposite xD
Me too, they are identical
What I love about Pongo is he could've just found a mate for himself but he wanted to make sure he Roger were both happy that's so adorable ❤
Pongo wasn't a selfish dog, and he wanted Roger to be happy, but when he saw how the women and their female dogs came as "sets," he eventually found Anita and Perdita!
I like that in Disney world, dogs are from London, cats are from Paris and turtles are from Australia
H CRL well Lady and Tramp, just as Oliver and his dog squad were from the US.
Another One lol
uglybbe zefir Don't forget Oliver and Company😀😀😀😀.
What Disney movie had an Australian turtle?
Cats are from Paris and they love music and weed. I'm a cat.
"Too old, too young"
Morally, Pongo was right to be careful of them breeds.
+Johnno9989 It was problem, a real problem. LOL
+Johnno9989 I know. LOL!!!!!
Pongo: Too old, I'll go after the young later
You should say that for the Welsh people: they've been doing that alot.
mumble mumble Harvey Weinstein mumble mumble
The owners of the dogs are just as adorable as their pets 😂
I've noticed lol
Apparently it's some people love their dogs so much they look the same
@@tomedy_official
The little girl and her little pup are the cutest.
Factoid: The English actor who voiced Roger (Ben Wright) also voiced Grimsby in The Ljttle Mermaid (1989).
Pongo: “Well, believe me Roger when I find the right dog mate for me, I’ll know. Without a doubt, it’ll be like.. Bamn hit me like lightning.”
Absolutely! Roger and Pongo got lucky with Anita and Perdita!
"The old notion that a bachelor's life was so glamorous and care-free was all nonsense, it was down right dull."
Smart Dog.....
He didn't want Roger and himself to be bachelors forever!
Nah
Thankfully, they got lucky with Anita and Perdita!
@@LisaKofflerWell yeah, Pongo was desperately trying to get laid. (I’m surprised he wasn’t humping Roger’s furniture)
Dogs need love too.
Pongo is at his peak with his wingman game. Score one for himself and his pet
You said it!
These walkers all dressing to match their dogs, got it looking like pokemon trainers
NO! This movie came out in 1961, so it was a different time period!
Pongo really out here playing Smash or Pass in the late 1950s
Hands down best comment
This comment should be higher!
Actually if you look closely at the newspaper in one scene it’s actually canon that the movie takes place in 1959
If Pongo was a French Bulldog:
*SMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASH*
Get a life kid. Seriously
Pongo's voice actor sounds so classy. lol
Voiced by the great Australian actor Rod Taylor - certainly a comforting voice 🤗
@@clairepeter-budge2197 who also played Winston Churchill in inglorious basterds
He sounds Transatlantic here, lol
And let’s not forget him in Hitchcock’s “The Birds”
I think dogs do this in real life. lol. Call us "My Pet" Or "My Human." This is my favorite scene. (:
Eve
Cats do that. You don't own a cat, they own you. Dogs just play with you to fool you into thinking you own them
that rwby girl I agree and that yellow puppy was adorable
Lol dogs owned by people rely on humans more than the other way around
I've always liked how in *101 Dalmatians* that housepets, whether cats and/or dogs always refer to their owners as their pets.
Dogs and cats CAN play matchmakers in real life, and in this case, BOTH Pongo and Roger got lucky with Anita and Perdita!
This is a primary example of how movies used to have the room to "breathe". The pacing isn't rushed and still manages to avoid dragging. And simple movements recieve a lot of focus because the animators were showing off how well they could make a man put on his coat. There were also pleanty of meandering moments like this in Winnie the Pooh and Robin Hood.
Mind you, I have nothing against modern animation at all. Encanto is delighful.
I just wish we had a bit more variety in the pacing, because I prefer slower films.
Yeah, I am starting to appreciate media with varied pacing. time to slow down to breathe and immerse in atmosphere and time to start speeding up when needed. I wish more media was allowed to allow viewers to be immersed without too much rush.
I definitely miss these kind of movies, thats why I only watch old cartoons
Same here, But in another way. I HATE ACTION MOVIES
Yes, we refer to this as eyecandy scenes.
I find slow paced movies, if done right, to definitely be an experience. They leave room for extra character interactions, I think, which I quite enjoy.
It allows you to take in scenes and plot points without quickening through them
Good lord this style's beautiful.
Absolutely!
Disney needs to bring it back
Timeless classics NEVER go out of style!
2D>^100^100 3D
Pongo sees an Afghan hound, a pug, a poodle, a cocker spaniel, and a golden retriever.
And Last but certainly not least a dalmatian
Pongo is the one with the red collar and this one with the blue collar is Perdita.
This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. After having three dogs of my own I really appreciate the animation even more! The animators got the scratching, yawning, stretching and all the subtle movements of a dog down pat!
Disney does extensive research on animal behavior, and they use it when putting together animation!
Although comparatively simple by today's standards, the animation of this film is simply brilliant, full of emotion and character. This form of artistic expression is often lost in computer animation. Really too bad..
Hmm. Obviously you haven't seen Big Hero 6. That's a freaking awesome movie.
+MrMercman99 The art team for BH6 was very inspired by 101 Dalmatians, so I'm not surprised you liked both!
I love the animation of old Disney movies the details are magnificent
+Benjamin Britt That's when you know that Hollywood has run out of ideas when they are fully reliant on stuff such as CGI, modern day technology, as well as enhanced graphics and quality to make a movie a better movie when deep down that's not what makes a great movie at all because it's deeper than that. It's the story, emotions, performance of the actors, and the thought behind it that makes a movie a great movie.
Movies, music, and most art today is all made by machines and by definition are soulless.
Of course his attitude about Bachelorhood is spot on
thanks for all the time
**Spot** on.
Good one 😂
Marriage isn't much better.
To say nothing about going through a divorce.
Thankfully, that didn't last too long!
"The most beautiful creature on 4 legs...and the dog wasn't too bad looking either ZING!!!"
That makes no sense honestly
It does if you have a sense of humor
Not really, cause the only thing on four legs is the dog... So you couldn't have been talking about the human as the beautiful creature
bubbleblox62 A creature with four legs can be a fox,a wolf, a cat , an elephant , a chipmunk, etc. So the do isn't the only animal with four legs!
Ingrid Petry Did you see a fox, wolf, cat, elephant, or chipmunk anywhere in the clip? No, so obviously I was only talking about the clip.
It's only when you view scenes like these that you realize that Disney was more modern than ever back in the days than now. The impressive thing about Disney is that no matter how old or how many times you watch it, it never gets old and it always feels like the first time.
Disney was ahead of its time, and the proof is in the animation!
My favorite scene from this movie
Obey Amma my favorite scene to
Obey Amma sams
Oddly the same.
It's amazing how much I missed as a little kid. I mostly relied on visuals, as well as a few key phrases, to understand what was going on. For example, I didn't really understand what Pongo was thinking as he looked at those women in the magazines; only the pretty drawings, coupled with the phrase "human beauty," stuck in my mind. I did understand his judgments of the human and dog pairings, though, and thought they were funny. Ahhh, memories!
omg you described perfectly how I looked at all these old Disney VHS tapes. I’d watch them over and over, but would hardly get what they were talking about half of the time.
That's a fantastic testament to how well-made this scene is: it works, even just as visual entertainment, even if you don't know what they're talking about in the dialogue. The visual gags are just as funny as the dialogue; in fact they compliment each other, and one can still really enjoy this scene regardless of age. I didn't "get" this scene when I was a kid either because I didn't know a thing about "bachelorhood" or the like, but I remember thinking the dogs were very cute. :)
Perhaps too fancy. I love that line!
Probably does dramatic faints
They also came across as "cold," and Pongo KNEW he and Roger wouldn't be happy with them!
The background music is absolutely beautiful.
There’s a song called Regent’s Park by Bruno major. He takes the melody and wrote beautiful lyrics to it it’s so pretty
It proves, you haven't heard really beautiful music yet.
Its called "a beautiful spring day"
I love and laugh that dogs calls us humans "pets". It's like dogs act like humans and we act like animals
In the original Dodie Smith novel, it is explained that dogs see humans as their pets, but they let them believe it is the other way around.
Given this is 2024, the dogs ain't wrong.
Does everyone in London walk around with their eyes closed?
And with their noses upturned?
That too.
And their ass sticking out?
They're looking down. That's why it looks as if their eyes are closed. If they were looking straight ahead, we would see their eyes and pupils.
Brooke507 They are with the eyes closed.
3:19 I’m loving the voice acting here😂
Me, too!
The memories of being 4 years old watching this at my grandads house with my dad and eating pizza
That’s so sweet
I like how the dogs and their owners walk with closed eyes, turned up noses and haughty expressions!
You know coz... BRITISH!!
I love how quiet and peaceful this scene is. Just a dog and his thoughts :D
It's nice when you can find that perfect match.
Stephanie Patton
The last part where Pongo drags Roger out the door made me laugh so hard. That always happens to me whenever I take the dog out.
oo er your dog may be up to something
Your dog certainly enjoys going for walks, but in this case, Pongo saw Anita and Perdita, and he wanted Roger to "hurry up!"
Sometimes when I face a difficult situation in my life, I will think of the line "It was a problem. A real problem." Exactly the way Pongo says it.
Me, too!
Ahh. Everything about this scene is perfect. It honestly brings back so much nostalgia and the animation is so cute. Also, pongo's voice is so relaxing to listen to.
Pongo was also an extremely smart dog!
If Pongo had not made his move for himself and Rodger, 101 dalmations would have never become possible!
Cruella would had also never been inspired to make the coat, cause no puppies. At least in the animated version.
It's funny because Pongo himself said they'll still be single if they counted on Roger
Pongo just roasted the crap out of them Lmao
Same as his owner. Namely during Cruella's debut, Roger basically trolls her the entire time she's there and Cruella is so self-absorbed she has NO IDEA, as far she knows Roger is failing miserably at his latest song when he's actually giving her a HUGE middle finger.
That young dog is so precious. Awww.
She was beautiful, just like the little girl!
Agreed. And the owner reminds me of Madeline ^^
This scene has always given me that good ASMR feeling, even as a little kid.
Now as an adult, I even appreciate the scene for Roger's apartment. It would be pretty great if it wasn't such a sty.
True, but it'd also an accurate representation of artists :P
Same for me, I still come back to this clip for the ASMR I get from it
"Dogs are a poor judge of human beauty..." Not really true. Since most dog owners tend to own dogs that match their personality and appearance... So a dog could judge human beauty by their choice of canine companion.
Well said.
Byron MacGreggor j0
seeyouspacecowboyx yes
That’s exactly what he does you silly
Lauren Bennett yep
0:14 I swear I yawned
Dammit me to
Crap as soon i saw the comment i did as well😂😂😂
Me too 😂😂😂😂
Patient zero in the yawn epidemic. Thanks!😅
I was close to yawning
The design of the flat is gorgeous
I love the animation in this
particularly roger and his movements
thelouisfanclub right? I was thinking the same thing
1:08 haha the woman on the magazine cover turns into Tinkerbell!
She really did look like Tink even before the next shot lol
Britney Quijada lmao
Britney Quijada Haha,.
She DOES look like Tinkerbell!
14 years of devotion and my cat never tried to set me up
LisaK71000 you're like on every comment thread of this video!
14 years is a long time, and not ALL pets are matchmakers, like Pongo!
''I could see no reason why my pet didn't deserve an attractive mate."
2:06 - I love the signature Disney style of having a face just light up instantly when having a revelation.
This has always been and will be my favorite 101 Dalmatians version ❤ I truly miss those style of animation and character/plot/story design in shows.
I wish I saw that many doggies when I look out my window
hopelovestyler me too, dogs with cute owners ♡
hopelovestyler
this is the only good comment on youtube
hope Gosh I wouldnt need tv
I see that many dogs when I look out my -window- door.
I just watched this scene for the first time in... ... ...damn, I'm not even sure how long ago. So long ago that I remember not fully understanding everything that was said in this scene due to how young I was. I love everything about this scene from Pongo's comical attempt to understand human beauty, to how he goes full "excited for a walk" dog mode.
I adore how the women and the dogs compliment each others's designs, it's so well done!
I remember being a kid and loving the puppy of the little girl. She looks more like a plush toy than a real animal XD
The background piano piece is sampled in Bruno Major’s “Regent’s Park,” for anyone who’s curious.
Thank you so much, I've been looking forever!
1:06 Well the birds on that magazine cover seem to know what's up.
"Pretty poor judgement, but i had a rough idea of what to look for"
Probably literally everything in my life...
"Songs about romance of all things; something he knew absolutely nothing about."
Damn, I never realized how sassy and awesome Pongo was.
I knew Pongo smoked cigarettes
only now realising how savage Pongo is
I didn’t realize how relaxed I was until the video was over. I need to rewatch this movie.
All Disney movies from that era have that effect on me too, most of all the Aristocats
I forgot how gorgeous the art is here. And the voice acting is so refined. Vintage things are beautiful
As an adult, I’ve learned to appreciate this movie a little bit more
2:48 His face gets me every time.
This was one of my favorite segments in this movie. I wish there were more dog/owner options to look at!
Fun fact : Pongo's french voice actor was actually asked to use his real voice
This is my absolute favorite. Whenever I’m in a shady mood i listen to this. My fav. Pongo my dear boy!
The dialogue has much more impact to me now as a single adult.
Always considered myself an old soul.. this was always my favorite cartoon movie, even at age 33.
Now I find that odd don't you think because well, there's absolutely nothing wrong with this movie..
..so why on earth feel the need to feel like you shouldn't like it. I feel like modern day hates the past.
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar Honestly not sure what you are implying!...
Was born 1943 , when this came out It was nice.
It's funny how he thinks of his human as his pet.
That’s great if I were a dog I would too
Yeah, I think it’s very cute and endearing! 😊
In the original Dodie Smith novel, it is explained that dogs see humans as their pets, but they let the humans believe it is the other way around.
I love how much details they put on this movie, on 3:20 you can see when he puts his jacket on, he kinda misses his right arm, dude this is art
Wow.. haven’t seen this movie in many years, this is nostalgic.
Also, finally understanding everything he’s talking about, was too young at the time.
As a kid, *there was no way i could have appreciated the stellar level of sophistication and "slice of life" writing is this scene...* I vaguely remember taping out the instant the monolog started while wondering "where are puppies ?🐶 "
I love this animation.
Also Roger is hot.
ok
sacleveland DoNt you meant Pongo
nice 👍
Good, it's not just me who thinks that
+LisaK71000 Smoking makes him even hotter
I dont remember seeing the original movies at all, but i have to say, this was very pleasant. Their voices were very soothing and charming, matched the music perfectly. And the animation was quite exemplary, it has a quant buy fun energy to it.
I should find a way to watch it in its entirety.
0:22 "It was plain to see..."
0:42 Oh he’s intelligent enough....
1:12 1st pair - unusual, very unusual - surely not
1:28 2nd - "a little too short coupled - nnnnope
1:39 3rd - "I say! Now there's a fancy breed - too fancy
1:55 4th, 5th - too old, too young - it was a problem
2:06 Perdita - the most beautiful creature on four legs - too good to be true
2:30 Ah, they’re heading for the park
God the animation is gorgeous
That's how Disney used to be. Now look at it.
😊 animation when It had that special charm. Sigh.
All these years wasted on Tinder, when I should have just got a Dalmatian.
Still time, give it a try 😅
people with dogs are considered nice. and women do like men with dogs
RIP Rod Taylor
most beautiful animation of any Disney film.
I love the design of the scenery and generally the background
The backgrounds were painted and then line sketches were Xeroxed onto a Cell and placed over it.
I wonder how long it took Roger to realize that his clock was 40 minutes ahead of time. Or if he realized it at all.
Destiny McIntire I laughed when he adjusted his wrist watch to match the clock after seeing it too.
May both males mourn for their (original) voice actors.
We all need a Pongo in our lives!
Pongo is the wingman nobody deserves.
i love how the first part of this movie is just pongo trying to get himself and his owner laid XD
I was the perfect age when all of these started coming out on video cassette. Me and my cousin would watch them all day.
The funniest part is that a songwriter could live on his own with a Dalmatian by himself.
My favorite Disney movie!! I watched it soooo many times as a kid that I was able to recite this Pongo monologue haha
Of course Pongo chose the Dalmation lol
bruins1016 yes because hes himself a dalmatian. Thats why i think he is racist because he choose a dog who looks like him. Its inversal from me because i dont really like men looking like me, im into something more exotic (Balkan, Caucasian, Asian, Arabic and Hindi. The whole Asia actually). Inversal from me. Dont find Polish men atrractive. For sure if i were a dog, maybe like Lady, i would choose a spaniel. If i were a poodle (both black or white. I think black are more beautiful, in humans too) i would choose a poodle, if Collie, like Lassie then Collie. Then i would be racist because these races are most beautiful. But if i were a different race i would choose one of mentioned.
Well then the movie wouldn't be 101 Dalmatians if he had puppies with another breed lol. That's why he chose the Dalmatian.
Well, lots of dogs are breed racists, lol.
My whippet doesn't like dogs with flat faces all that much. Whenever she meets some she doesn't stick her nose close to them and rarely, if ever, plays with them. Long-haired dogs are also a no-no for her. Mostly she likes other sighthounds of her size. You can just see her light up and become all energetic if she meets dogs that are the same breed.
Racism: When people learn a word and throw it around lol
Diva ESCMolitva did-did you really just write a whole paragraph about a dog being racist-
This is definitely my favourite classic Disney animated feature.
Back when people aren't overly sensitive so cartoons would have characters casually smoke and drink and stuff..
Duong Nguyen boomer
I agree about the sensitive thing
I don't think it was known at the time smoking was bad..
this is a movie mainly for kids.
People were sensitive back then too. The self-imposed Hayes Code had a lot of strict and frankly prudish guidelines that American TV shows had to follow. Like how you couldn’t show a married couple sitting, let along laying down, in the same bed because it was too suggestive. Or how instead of saying “pregnant” you had to say something like “with child”
I absolutely *adore* this art style! This is *also* my favorite animated Disney movie!
This movie is so underrated as far as Disney movies go! I love it.
brings back memorys when i use to watch this with my grandma :'(
Ross Murray that's so nice. I love it when I see people like you who just love the memories*. 😊 heartwarming. I also watched it with my grandmother...she passed on my birthday though..😖
Why is it that this movie hold up better than anything Pixar throws at us?
Doesn’t every other Pixar movie do well?
because it came out in the 60s
@@lemonballs what does that mean
I think a lot of Pixars movies have held up very well.
This was made before the mentality unstable people was everywhere
3:18 so cute
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This film was the first Disney movie I ever saw. My aunt bought this film for me on Christmas when I was four years old back in 1995. I love the story, characters, and everything else about it. 0:55 to 1:08 it would make great fanart to have those 2 magazine girls meeting Pongo and other Disney animals. the poodle needs more love and fanart.