Watching The Jungle Book (1967) FOR THE FIRST TIME!! || Movie Reaction!
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Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction!! See you next for a surprise movie!
i really hope it’s madagascar 3
Can't wait!
I hope it’s The Simpsons Movie.
Madagascar 3 and Stuart Little 2 please
The Swan Princess please
I still cant get over the fact that Winnie the Pooh is the snake, Is like listening to an evil version of him. 😂
eh, it's refreshing to say the least. check him out in Make Mine Music as the narrator for Peter and the Wolf
i guess here we should call him Winnie the Hiss
@@marlonclark1896 😂
It's funny because it's the same for the french version, except the guy also voiced Piglet and Coco Rabbit
If you really want your mind screwed with o. That level, the voice actor for Winnie the Pooh also took over to do the singing voice of Scar in the back half of “ Be Prepared” because Jeremey Irons couldn’t hit the notes required
One thing I like is how Baloo immediately gets serious when Shere Khan is mentioned, really shows how much of a threat he is.
The Jungle Book is sooo iconic. Literally. The movie adaptation of it is absolutely unforgettable. Every single detail and character have their own quirks. Thanks for reacting to this, Nick! It’s probably underrated, and I hope you’ve enjoyed it somehow.
A real Mowgli existed in France, some centuries ago
I remember the anime adaptation,
I love the 1994 live-action adaptation too.
I just love Bageera’s and Sher Khan’s voices. They’re so beautiful
King Louie is an original character created for the movie. He was originally supposed to be voiced by Louis Armstrong, but Disney knew there would be a backlash if a black man voiced an ape, so he was replaced by Louis Prima. Prima enjoyed the role so much that he asked Disney for an expanded part. And some more fun facts: There was supposed to be another new character named Rocky The Rhino, but Disney eventually dropped him from the movie.
Casting a black voice actor for King Louie would have been perfect. Forever striving to be human, but more animal than man.
@@JoveJoved huh
@@JoveJoved Not sure if you're being racist... or poorly wording the racism black people face? 🤔🤨
@@JoveJoved that feels REALLY racist
I didn’t know that until now.
Here's Something: This was the last animated film Walt Disney personally worked on, as well the last film for legendary Disney Voice actress Verna Felton who played Winnifred the Elephant, fitting since her first film with Disney was as another elephant in Dumbo. They passed away within one day of each other in 1966, a year before the film's release.
She was the matriarch in Dumbo, no ?
She was much nicer here than her first elephant.
@@a.g.demada5263 yes, and Mrs. Jumbo in the one line she had.
@@Thomas_H._Smith ah I didn't know that.
Fun fact : in the french version Kaa is voiced by the same guy than Timothée in Dumbo
Good to know.
You know what I find funny. Mowgli goes through all this trouble to stay in the jungle, and then when he finally can, he ends going to the man village anyways.
I don't find it funny,I find it *INFURIATING!!!!!* 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 The ending is the only thing I've always *DEEPLY HATED* about this movie since when I was a kid and the only thing I appreciated they changed in the remake!
Baloo was voiced by Phil Harris who was a very famous orchestra leader, actor and radio pioneer known for his laid back, fun loving style. He was married to movie star Alice Faye. He also was the voice of J. Thomas O'Malley In The Aristocats.
I love this movie so much. The only problem I have with it is the fact that Mowgli didn’t get to say goodbye to his wolf family. And that they weren’t seen or mentioned again for the rest of the film. They were his family for ten years, it makes me unhappy with Bagheera. If you knew he would have to return to the Man Village then why leave him with the wolves for so long?
My main problem with this movie *is the ending!* I get that the _real_ reason Bagheera wanted to bring Mowgli to the Human Village was to make him grow among his own kind,but the EXCUSE everyone used for the whole movie was that Shere Khan was too dangerous and too anti-human. By the end of the movie *Shere Khan is gone* and Mowgli STILL ends up in the Human Village all because he met a cute chick! *NO!* 🤬💢 He should have stayed with his animal friends and family!That's the *only* thing I appreciated of the remake:the different ending!!OR,at the very least,make him spy on the Human Village and making him see _all kinds of humans_ grown ups,children,males,females and let me understand he's being curious about them all and _that's_ why he decides to meet them...making him abandon his home and family just for a random girl is almost *offensive!* Possibly realistic..maybe..but offensive!>^
@@Nicamon the animators were stuck. having the girl there was Walt Disney himself giving one last contribution before his death. the animators thought it felt tacked on, but the movie did prove a hit when it came out in 67
@@alicedelgado955 Nooo,don't tell me 1 of the things I've always *hated the absolute most* about a Disney movie was an idea of Disney himself!!!😫💔
Also..the movie was a hit *because it's a good movie!* The ending alone can't take away the beauty of the _whole_ movie...but it *does* suck!X-(((
Something tells me you’ll prefer the live action version. 🙂
I agree that the wolves had screen time of less than 10 minutes in this film, and considering their role with raising Mowgli, I don't like it that they just vanish from the film. Which is why I appreciate the larger role the wolves play in the 2016 reboot, and in other good adaptations of the books.
Kaa was and still is my favorite character from the film 😂 Having been played by Pooh Bear’s original voice actor, Sterling Holloway, certainly helps. Although I think it would’ve been very cute if they made Kaa less of a villain and more of a mentor/older brother figure to Mowgli like he was in the original story.
In the french version, Kaa is voiced by Roger Carel who was considered like the boss of the french Disney voice act.
Fun fact : he also voiced Sir Hiss in " Robin Hood " and others Disney characters
I love Kaa, too, and I hate snakes. 😂
@@monsterhanna6691 I hate reptiles too
@@monsterhanna6691 and I hate puppies they are nasty vile creatures I chopped a puppies head off once :D they don't deserve to live.
Ironically in the prequel cartoon Jungle Cubs which takes place during the animals' childhoods long before Mowgli was born, Kaa the snake is a good guy and a wise mentor just like in the original books, rather than the sneaky, incompetent Wile E Coyote-esque villain we see in this film 😅😅😁😁
This Disney film is a lot of fun, a childhood favorite of mine. The Jungle Book was the last film that Walt Disney himself supervised before passing away. Everything from the characters, the songs, and the animation is great. Thanks a lot for this reaction, Nick!
And also notable for animator Floyd Norman, one of the studio’s first black Disney animators. Met him once at Comic-Con. He was also a key player in several other productions outside of the Nine Old Men.
@@twist58 Yes, I’ve seen his face in the bonus feature content of some of the old Disney classics like The Jungle Book.
I love how chill Baloo is with...well...pretty much everything. The elephants are so funny! I forgot that Winifred threatens to take over the ranks if the Colonel doesn't go search for Mowgli lol.
Kaa's actor sounds like he was really enjoying this role, particularly the juddery way he says "Please, go to slee-hee-heeeeep"
So many happy memories with this film. The nostalgia is real. 😊
I absolutely love Shere Khan's slack-jawed expression when Mowgli asks why he should run. He just absolutely gobsmacked.
Thank you, Nick. This is one of those movies I’ve been requesting for a while. Plus, The Jungle Book is one of my favorite Disney classics
This was another childhood favorite of mine, I’m glad you decided to cover it despite first impressions!
Nick, In case you are wondering, Yes Kaa and Winnie the Pooh have the same voice actor.
Also, there was a TV series called “Jungle Cubs”which featured King Louie, Baloo, Bagheera, Cornel Hathi, Kaa, and Shere Khan as young animal cubs.
yep
Yes, both Pooh bear and Kaa were originally voiced by Sterling Holloway.
Today, they're both voiced by Jim Cummings.
The Best version of that “Bare Necessities” song is definitely when Baloo grabbed Bagheera and they were both walking around in the end
"How is he alive?" Because it's a cartoon. Especially back in the days, when injuries in cartoons were used much more often for comedic effect. Meaning, they usually didn't cause any permanent damage.
Except for the villains. They usually die.
Also, 'man' is often used to refer to all humans, not just the male ones.
I think it’s a wholesome concept that animals take care of a human boy when he was carried away 😊 I have a soft spot for Disney movies before the Disney Renaissance era 😆 love the same composer who did “Sleeping Beauty” (George Bruns) and the introduction music is very bone chilling 😄
I read somewhere it's a current thing in India to have wolfs who take care of a human baby. It's a story like that who inspired Kipling, the author of " The Jungle book ".
In France, a real Mowgli existed centuries ago
Shere Khan joining in the vulture’s song was absolutely hilarious 😂 , was and continues to be my favorite part of the movie.
Fun fact: Floyd Norman was the lead animator for this movie and of course he also worked on other Disney films like Sleeping Beauty, The Sword In The Stone and The Little Mermaid...and he even had a hand in animating films like Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
About time someone else here caught on to mention Floyd Norman! Met him at Comic-Con International 2019. He had a panel talking about what he did working with Walt Disney himself and humorous times he was “booted out” by the studio. Didn’t stop him from contributing to other familiar studios like Hanna-Barbera in the 70s for TV and several independent animated TV specials, but those were short-lived and Disney brought him back.
I ‘ve seen some people argue that Mowgli’s a brat for not wanting to leave the Jungle for his own safety; I’d honestly argue that Baghera is far more unbearable to watch in this version. He gives up on Mowgli twice over the course of a day, just because Mowgli’s putting up pretty minimal resistance to wanting to leave.
he still goes back everytime though so
Maybe it's just me but, I view Bagheera as like an overly protective parent figure. He knows ((or at least thinks he knows)) what's the best for his kid & said kid isn't being as cooperative as he thinks the kid should be. Therefore, he gets huffy & storms off. Not trying to say that it's a good reason for Bagheera to act like that but, sometimes parents can be just as overdramatic ((if not more so)) than their kids.
Personally I think he was extremely valid to walk off. We're forgetting about who's doing who a favor here, or the fact this is a panther we're dealing with which aren't social animals or ones known to show mercy, and yet he still does. Baghera had no reason to protect that child in the first place, but still did it out of the goodness of his heart. If it hadn't been for him specifically Mowgli would have died at multiple points. Mowgli not only shows no appreciation for him going out of his way to protect him and walk him miles through the jungle on his back, the kid actively antagonizes him for even trying to protect the him. The kid isn't just a brat. He has a sense of arrogance in himself that's utterly obnoxious and delusional. Frankly that kid kind of deserves to get a taste of reality and actually see he's not invincible.
I always took it that Baghera deep down never would have really walked away from Mowgli in a serious manner where he's not still looking out for him, but is letting Mowgli try things himself so that he might finally realize that maybe he can't do everything by himself. Sometimes you have to give a kid a little bit of space for them to figure things out themselves, and learn to appreciate things more. I don't think a child can learn anything if you constantly hover over them and tell them what's right and wrong and what they should do, cuz that brings in their natural desire to rebel.
It feels like a parent seeing their child have a temper tantrum and instead of validating that, instead walking away from it and letting the kid burn themselves out before coming back.
@@sardonicus1739 And one thing to keep in mind is that not only is Mowgli a kid--probably not reaching puberty yet--but also lived in the jungle most of his life. It makes sense for him to act this way.
@@monsterhanna6691 I'd say the opposite makes sense actually. Think about the sort of life a child would realistically have in the jungle. Going hungry would come often, as well as eating the raw flesh of other animals once he got old enough that he could no longer survive on just wolf milk. Danger would be everywhere in this world he'd know as there are predators all over the place. Death would be everywhere as well. We know he's aware of the concept of death since he thought Baloo was dead towards the end. For him to be this fearless makes no sense at all in his environment.
He has the attitude of someone who grew up extremely sheltered and spoiled, and is completely unaware of his own mortality not the attitude of someone who would have had to struggle for survival all the time.
I wish Disney make a real sequel to this one and not DVD. Like continuing a story with adult Mowgli with Kipling’s dark tone.
THAT would’ve been so much better than what happened in 2003. That will NEVER be a sequel to my eyes and ears!
I think there's already a movie with an adult Mowgli
@@a.g.demada5263 There was back in 1994 starring Jason Scott Lee. He broke out with that role alongside portraying martial arts legend Bruce Lee.
*if you'd like a better adaptation that is true to the book and not some weird "disney-fied" version i recommend "mowgli: legend of the jungle". a performance capture rendition orchestrated by andy serkis [pota, hobbit/lotr] that doesn't stray from the book*
Verna felton is a legend
She voice the elephant leader in dumbo (1940)
She voiced other disney characters in the 40
She voiced the fairygodmother in cinderella 1950
She voiced a character in alice and the wonderland in 1951
And she voiced in the movie mowgli 1967
And she died in 1966
And she voiced the stepmother in cinderella
She voiced the aunts in sleeping beauty
And she voiced a character in 1955 the old lady she voiced
And she voiced other characters in 1963 and 1965
The Jungle Book is yet another classic Disney film i loved this movie growing up! In fact the Jungle Book is actually one of the many animated Disney films that were stories even before Disney got a hold of them, also let me tell you something Nick while i respect your opinion on not liking this movie i have to tell you if you think the first Jungle Book is bad then you should consider reacting to the Jungle Book 2 many people say that it was worse than the first one in fact it's one of the most unnecessary Disney sequels ever made.
One of Walt’s last films he got to oversee production of, but didn’t live to see the final product.
During one Comic-Con, Disney animator Floyd Norman once told the story that The Jungle Book was significant in his career. How? Despite being one of the studio’s first black animators, he said that Walt Disney himself used to appoint him in charge of some work. At one point, Norman was nervous to be in his presence when he shared an elevator with him by himself. Walt was more interested in his drawings that he was holding in his hand and had him directly involved with several projects.
Speaking of Floyd Norman, did you know that he once confirmed that Walt Disney himself actually came up with the idea for Kaa to sing the song "Trust In Me?" Walt didn't write the song but he did come up with idea for Kaa to sing it in that scene. i know this because Floyd Norman guessed on an episode of the show "Pawn Stars" and he said that Walt said "This scene needs a song."
Dude, it's okay not to like The Jungle Book. Not everyone enjoys the slow, sleepy style of this movie or its characters, and that's fine.
That being said, I appreciate that you honored your poll's results and still watched it. That's the proper thing to do as a movie reaction channel, and I stan that. 👏
Keep up the great work! 👍 On another note, I watched Sonic the Hedgehog the other day, and I think you'll like what they did with his character motivation.
CRUSHED!
That's my favorite Disney!
Phil Harris( famous from the Big Band days) Sabastian Cabot, Sterling Halloway (original Pooh), Louie Prima (New Orleans Jazz), Chad Stuart (Chad and Jeremy), George Sanders, J Pat O' Malley, Verna Felton?
Some of the greatest voices in Hollywood!
Love Baloo and Bageera!
Kipling was often traveling in the military away from his children and wrote stories with hand drawn pictures to stay in touch. He addressed the stories to "Oh, My Best Beloved." That's what he called his children.
I love this movie and the song Bare Necessities! Such a fun animated musical comedy film. They even released a remake in 2017 with Bill Murray as Baloo, Ben Kingsley as Bagheera and Indris Elba as Shere Kahn.
Respect to Phil Harris, who gave Baloo a life and a personality!
2016 actually.
@@twist58 Yeah it was to the wrong person. Sorry if it looked like I was sending it to you.
For some reason I used to confuse Phil Harris’s voice with John Wayne’s.
This movie nostalgia hits harder than my dad. Its so good and dreamy.
Also the last movie Disney made before he died.
Also the book doesn’t closed until the latest live movie.
Bagheera the panther is willing to help Mowgli, but unlike the wolves he doesn't have the Pack mindset. Panthers are generally loners. A female might have had more of that nurturing side to handle Mowgli's stubbornness, but male panthers generally spend their lives alone. So you can't really blame the guy for getting impatient with Mowgli. But I always liked that whenever he left, he never went too far away. He was always able to get back quickly when trouble arose.
I remember in early 2020 when you had less then 15k followers watching the lotr and labytinth etc, your company when iwas doing things made me feel so less alone while in isolation through university in lockdown, i'm so pleased to see how far you came, i hope you're still having fun : ]
Shere Khan joining the song is the best thing in this movie
😂😂😂
He‘s hilarious
True and he did it well 😂
This was a childhood favorite of mine. And in case you didn’t know this was the last movie Walt Disney worked on and died as they were finishing the last scene.
This is no exaggeration my favorite of all the Disney classics. I'd pick this over everything else and I mean everything!! Since childhood to now.
I would watch this movie constantly as a kid, so much that I can pretty much quote the whole movie lol. Also there are so many great characters in it that choosing a favorite is impossible, however I will say that Shere Khan is one of my favorite Disney villains.
Childhood is wanting to be Baloo.
Adulthood is realising Baggy is right.
I don't care if Bagheera is right:he still handled the situation in the worst way possible and I'm still #TeamBaloo and Team-Mowgli-Should-Have-Stayed-in-the-Jungle even as a 30+ years old!>_________
Glad you said what you said at the beginning. Made it all the more rewarding to see the movie slowly win you over. Definitely not my all time favorite Disney, but still a childhood staple for me.
So glad you ended up enjoying it!! But I will say even if you didn't ,you have every right to your opinion and people should respect that and that you at least gave it a try. But again glad you enjoyed it. You should watch the live action jungle book now and compare and contrast which one you like more 😊😊😊
I think this was the last movie Walt Disney worked on before he died, but I'm not sure.
Also, Shere Khan is such an underrated Disney villain. He has a unique intimidating aura about him
Omgggg the nostalgia I have for this movie is through the roof rn 😊
Also I love Kaa’s voice, it’s so relaxing 🥰
Nice job giving this a second chance. This was always my favorite, especially having seen it in the theater when it first came out. Some trivia: Walt Disney originally wanted the Beatles to provide the voices for the vultures.
And ultimately decided that since he couldn’t get them to voice the vultures, he had them modeled after the Beatles themselves.
Ah, another classic that I will never stop loving!!! Even though Baloo is hilarious, my favorite is Bagheera!! He's so salty, haha! Then again, Grumpy is my favorite dwarf (Snow White) and Gruffy is my favorite Gummibear ^_^
I love Bagheera, too! I always thought he was so funny. 😂
I love Bagheera too. In particular, when he goes away after making Mowgli shouts
I love how highly quotable this movie is. Bagheera is the King of Shade in this movie, and I love some of Baloo's self-owns. LOL
So glad you gave the movie a chance again and ended up liking a lot of it. This is one of my fav Disney movies ever.
This is one of my childhood favorites
I don't know if you know this, but this was the last film that Walt Disney was involved in. He died before it was released, and they were worried they couldn't do it without it, or if it would even be successful. Fortunately, it was, and I'm sure Walt Disney would be proud.
Also, Phil Harris voices Baloo, the bear; he also voiced Thomas 'O Malley in the Aristocats, and Little John in Robin Hood.
I cried my eyes out when baloo "died" when I was a kid, I was like😭😭😭
Thank you for reacting to all of these classics!
Thanks for watching them😁
My favorite parts of this movie as an adult watching it now are the conversations between all the animal characters, specifically Baloo and Bagherra. Real conversations about caring about someone other than yourself… I love the vulture’s Friends song, I wish the more upbeat part was longer! Also nothing can beat Baloo in drag distracting King Louie..
Lol i used to find the girl luring Mowgli to the village really creepy ...it felt like Kaas hypnosis
Sterling Holloway was not only the voice of Kaa The Snake, but he was the voice of Winnie The Pooh.
He has his equivalent in France with Roger Carel. But this guy didn't voice only Winnie but also Coco Rabbit and Piglet
The one difference I find surprising is that Kaa originally didn’t play an antagonistic role in the original book. When Mowgli was captured by the Bandar-Log/monkeys, Kaa actually hypnotized the whole gang to bring them to a different part of the jungle so that Bagheera and Baloo could get him out.
Shere Khan’s acting reminds me a Hans Lada from Inglorious Bastards.
Funny how Baloo, Bagherra, Shere Khan, King Louie, and Ka grew up as best friends but their nature took over as they got older it's a tv show called jungle cubs on Disney about them being together
2 other Sterling Holloway (voice of "Kaa") movie roles are the train conductor in 1954's "White Christmas"🎄, and the real estate leasing agent in 1954's "How To Marry A Millionaire". All I could visualize is "Winnie The Pooh" talking... 😀😍🤩☺😃
Shanti, a child like Mowgli: *appears*
Nick: Is that his mom? :o
Ouch! 🤣
As a kid, I got a bit confused how Baloo and Bagheera got those black eyes, when they got them but I noticed in later years that Bagheera get his when Baloo accidently hits him with the door, and most likely Baloo got his when the rock hits his head as they flee from the falling ruins.
By the way, Louie's laughting comes from The Song of the South, where Br'er Rabbit laughs like a maniac and convinces Br'er Bear and Br'er Fox to lead him to their Laughing Place (Fox is suspcious but is forced by Bear who wants to see it, only for them to be leading to a trap and Br'er Rabbits freedom).
I loved how you went from "not sure about this" to how invested you became - how deeply and how quickly!
It‘s funny that King Louie is on a technical Level a Rogue, trying to steal Fire 🔥 from humankind, but he is so likable and goofy, that they made him a nice friend in every other media. You forget that he kidnaps Mogwli very easy. He lost his home at the end 🏠 , that is lesson enough for him.
True
Baloo should consider himself lucky that Shere Khan was SO PISSED that he chose to slash him to death, rather than bite him in the throat, like a tiger would have done to kill a sloth bear in real life. That gave the vultures time to distract Khan, so Mowgli could tie a branch to his tail, before he could finish the job.
The Jungle Book was one of my favorite Disney animated classics growing up. Loved the whole jazzy atmosphere and the likable characters, including Baloo of course Haha. This film also is unforgettable including the songs like The Bare Necessities and the humor was charming and hilarious every time.
The Jungle Book is one of the few movies that Disney remade into live action that actually improved the story. Worth a watch.
The only thing I truly appreciated about the Jungle Book remake was the different ending with Mowgli staying in the jungle *like he should have done in THIS movie!!!* 🤬🤬🤬
@@Nicamon I liked how they redid the concept of Kaa, Shere Khan’s motivations and yes, when Mowgli stayed.
@@toria0214 I'm a bit disappointed they kept Kaa as a Villain,though...I've never read the original book,but I know there he's Good!:-< In the live-action they changed his sex,but not her role.Pity!:-(
Originally the Vultures were going to be voiced by the Beattles.
Here's some fun (and one not-so-fun) facts behind this film:
- The guys behind the music are the Sherman Brothers. They're the same duo responsible for the music of The AristoCats, Mary Poppins, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, and a host of Disney Park songs from attractions like It's A Small World, Enchanted Tiki Room, and Carousel of Progress.
- Phil Harris, the voice of Baloo, is also the voice of Thomas O'Malley in AristoCats and Little John in Robin Hood.
- And, now, for the not-so-fun fact: Walt Disney ended up passing away during the production of this film, making this the first film released after Walt's death. The AristoCats would be the last movie green-lit by Disney himself and Robin Hood would be the first film released without Walt's involvement.
Hey Nick! Have you seen “The Mitchells vs the Machines?” If you haven’t I’d really love to see you’re reaction to it. It’s such a fun movie with many emotional scenes. And I think it’s nominated to the oscars 😁
imagine if Kaa was a giant flatworm like creature, like the cryptids El Ceuro and Xizi... instead of coils, there will be the coat of cilia on edges of their bodies, and then' each time a larger part of his flat-body raach the man-cub body's after the tail keep foraward' he close the the edges of his waevy-coat behind his back like a sleeping bag, and continues. when he reach to his neck' he will close and press from each side with his cillia coat sides - "Gulp"
(When it's Saturday and we have nothing planned)
My brother: "What do you wanna do?"
Me: "I don't know. What do you wanna do?"
Kaa is also the voice of Winnie the Pooh
Also, Mr. Stork from Dumbo, the Cheshire Cat from Alice in Wonderland, Adult Flower from Bambi, and Roquefort the mouse from the Aristocats.
Yes sterling holloway and after his passing in 1991 Jim Cummings took over all his roles even to this day
This certainly has a more of that slapstick vibe of the classic Disney films, say unlike the 90s animation where the physics felt somewhat more grounded, like Lion King, you can imagine if it were made in the 60s, Mufasa's fall would have ended in a comedic fashion lol
The actor who does the voice of Ka is the same actor who does the voice for Winnie the Pooh and the Cheshire cat from Alice wonderland
Haiti Jr. is voiced by Clint Howard, the brother of director Ron Howard, who later on would be featured in many movies as an adult, including Whobris in The Grinch (directed by Ron). He would also voice Roo in The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
I enjoyed your comment about this movie, I watched it when it was released, I was twelve years old.
I appreciate your special attention to the voice of Shere Khan, for George Sanders is one of my favourite actors.
He used to play cynical villains and was perfect for the job.
He wrote a delightful book : Memoirs of a Professional Cad.
I recommend you two films of 1941 : Fritz Lang’s Man Hunt where he plays a nazi and W. S. Van Dyke’s Rage in Heaven where he is a nice guy.
But above all you’ve got to watch Rolf Rilla’s Village of the Damned (1960) a masterpiece : it’s a sci fi movie (I usually don’t like that category, but this one… waouh !)
This is my dads favorite disney movies, just because of the elephant scene they reminded my dad when he was in the Military and found it so funny about the elephant made it funny :P xD
This one's just pure nostalgic joy
For some reason, Bagheera, mr. Killjoy, singing along with Baloo is my favorite little moment from the film.
Balloon is my favorite character. Because he’s fun and he loves jazz music. I love jazz music too
Interestingly enough full phrase is: birds of a feather flock together until the cats come.
Which makes me wonder if Bagheera actually had a point after all.
The Vultures haircuts are based on the mop-tops that the Beatles had. In fact, they were planned to be voiced by Paul McCarthy, John Lennon, Ringo Staar and George Harrison but their manager said no to Disney, hence why didn't do it. The song That's What Friends Are For was going to be more of rock style a la The Beatles but since they didn't do the voices, Disney changed the song into barbershop quartette.
It's a good thing The Beatles didn't agree to it cuz they changed from the mop-tops to their later hair styles starting with Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hears Club Band by the time The Jungle Book was released.
Fun fact George sanders who voices sher khan in this also played one of the mr freezes in the 1966 batman series also and don't quote me but I believe this was George sanders last role
The girl you see in the end of the movie is name is Shanti she became a one of the main characters in The Jungle Book 2 46:21
Old...! Disney movies were just pure in my opinion they were beautiful they were just right for kids, and we all didn't think about anything we just enjoyed a good movie
As a woman borns in 1993, I can't agree more with you.
Also, as a french, I don't forget it's one of the movies where Roger Carel, the legend of the french Disney voice acting, voiced a character (here Kaa).
@a.g.demada5263 I was both in 1989 so I prefer to classic compared to remakes. Sometimes they made good remakes and other times they destroy good movies in my opinion.
The Beatles were originally supposed to voiced the vultures but the idea was dropped due to John Lennon refusing to work on animated films. I can see why the roles were meant for them as I can feel the vibe and the vultures were animated to look like the Beatles, mainly the hair.
I wish he explained WHY he didnt like the music. Ik its not reasonable to dislike something or someone for disliking something you grew up loving; but i believe i would have more understanding and patience for the reaction if hed explained WHY instead of just more or less saying "yeah idk i just didnt like it, now watch me react and pls like the video"
Oh, golden Disney classic of 1967☺️☺️Baloo the bear is always been my favorite character 🐻Also I like sequel from 2000th, I hope we'll watch your reaction to second movie someday 🤞🏼🤞🏼
I'm still waiting for your reaction to Onward 2020💙🧙🏻
Funny thing in the actual book Kaa was a friend to Mowgli and Bagheera had a more lazy personality while Baloo was serious
42:11 Before there was Talespin, Shere Khan sent Baloo INTO a tail spin!
The Jungle Book was the last Disney movie Walt Disney worked on. I adore the backgrounds and landscape - but that's the best thing about the movie.
Did the movie explain how Mowgli ended up in the jungle? Not really - his family apparently just abandoned him there - maybe they couldn't care for him.
This movie was the last movie Walt worked on he died during the middle of it. He loved this movie.
My son watched this for the first time when he was 2. He loved the Bare Necessities and Baloo. When he was 3 Baloo got a tv show Tale Spin and he loved the show. We had to watch it everyday. He liked being called Little Britches. He still enjoys the soundtrack now.
In the books this was adapted from Kaa was a mentor to mowgli but disney didn't like the idea of a benevolent and helpful snake so they made him a villian obsessed with eating mowgli
2nd fun fact the voice of flaps the vulture is chad from the British duo chad and Jeremy
The live action “Mowgli” is really beautiful. And the actor Rohan Chand did a fantastic job as Mowgli. 💜
Kaa is a much more interesting character in the books. He's noted as being extremely dangerous, but he has respect for Mowgli and they have an interesting mentor-like relationship
This is one of my favourite movies ever since I was grown up with this. It's very cool and beings me so much nostalgia. Thanks for reacting to it and for reminding me of it, I totally forgot 😅, it's been so many years. Keep up the great work 😊😁😁
Hey, Nick?
Have you seen Disney's Dinosaur (2000) the post renaissance movie from Walt Disney Animation Studios before?
I know it's underrated animated movie, but it's my favorite Disney animated movie back in my childhood. But still it's a great movie, and I love this movie.
Haven’t yet!
@@nickflix8657 Well, Disney's Dinosaur (2000) has the CGI animation of these dinosaurs and it has live-action background. It's very cool.
And it's my favorite childhood animated movie when I was a little kid.
Yup! 2000 was the start of the Post-Renaissance Era. At least until 2008!
The vultures were originally intended to be voiced by "The Beatles", but it didn't work out. You can still see the influence in the accents and character designs though.
John Lennon hated the idea and the contract disney and brian epstein were working on had to have all of them so they replaced them all