YouTube Poop - The Sword in the ANVIL! (Part 2)
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- Someone suggested I give my new "Sword in the Stone" YTP the two-part approach to see if it uploads. Here you go! It was a month in the making, though ideas for it had been circulating in my head for over twelve years, but with the 60th anniversary being this Christmas, I figured now was the best time, complete with using an old VHS copy of the movie! It's honestly not one of Disney's best animated features, but that does make it pretty good RUclips Poop material!
Special thanks to @YoshiAngemon and doughnutser256 for a few of the joke ideas!
"The Sword in the Stone" and "The Lion King" footage © 1963, 1994 the Walt Disney Company; FAIR USE!
Bravo! You still got the humor after all these years! Happy 60th Anniversary to The Sword in the Stone!
My mom always feels sympathetic when that girl squirrel gets saddened over losing Wart after seeing that he's actually a human boy.
Wow. You also put that Arthur Reed scene which gets me. Awesome
And at 3:11 gotta love that Super mega reference!
Yeah, I'm not gonna lie, but as a little kid, I actually felt sorry for that squirrel girl being heartbroken like that.
Also, a thought just occured to me that in addition to "What Does the Fox Say?" you should've also dubbed in the fox that went tee-hee over Mim's laughing.
This film also reuses the animation of Horace getting bonked on the head from 101 Dalmations.
That was Jasper who got bonked.
2:14 these coughing sounds were heard again by Roquefort in "The Aristocats", which, of course, had released on Christmas Eve.
6:34 obviously because of the same voice role. And both Wart, Christopher Robin, and Mowgli were voiced by sons of Director Wolfgang Reitherman.
That old Arthur's model plane bit I knew was inevitable to be used here once I noticed it. And I just realized that also he and this Arthur (Wart) are name twins!
And I can say they the same about the Sleeping Beauty dragon battle scene. Considering, some of that film's opening credits backgrounds were used here as well. Same with the same animation of the horse galloping toward the camera, which was also first used in "The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad".
One of the funny things here is I actually have the Disney Rarities set with "The Truth About Mother Goose" to understand the context.
I myself have seen that cartoon.
that clip from Franklin is the perfect touch!
1:56 left out how Kay does recycled animation that was done originally by Jasper in "One Hundred and One Dalmatians". Complete with a recycled voice track from that scene. I've always recognized it from that very film every time.
Hi Zak, I couldn't know this those knights are coming to bump for each other 5:28 to 5:37.
For the wizards dual battle scene, I wish you made references to Nimona, an animated movie based on the book of the same name.
Yeah, since both movies have characters shapeshifting into animals.
I hope 🤞 this doesn’t get blocked unlike 👎 your previous TSITS video. Also at 1:40 is where the screams come in.
Great video. Love it. Keep up the great job.
0:15 - Hello, Woody. Not Woody the Cowboy, but Woody the Woodpecker.
1:49 - Hello, Little Miss Muffet.
2:01 - "I resemble that remark!"
3:29 - "Screw the rules, I make them!"
3:38 - Zazu: "I beg your pardon, Madam, but... GET OFF!"
4:26 - Merlin really is good at predicting the future.
4:44 - AoStH Dr. Robotnik: "...that hedgehog!"
5:12 - "Team Rocket's blasting off again!"
5:21 - More recycled animation ahoy!
5:50 - Hello, Fred Rechid.
5:58 - Inevitable Legend of Zelda reference.
6:12 - Hello, Ren and Stimpy.
6:48 - One Zelda reference wasn't enough.
7:15 - Hello, Rocko.
And remember, "🎶If Disney sues, we'll claim fair use!🎶"
2:29 You build it all wrong. Did you even read the directions?! It didn't flap for 1 second! It's not my fault, you made a plane that can't fly-
Nice!
Good Job!
3:46 Ha Ha Ha you big what? 😆
It's "You big Hindenburg!" Because in the original, Mim says "You big blimp!" (Though the Hindenburg was actually a zeppelin, it's still similar to a blimp, and I've done this same joke in an "Arthur" YTP.)
@@ZakWolf oh ok thank Zak
It would’ve been better if it was a Dumbo reference.
I always felt bad for the squirrel and wished she could be transformed into a human.
I'd trust the squirrel not to cheat on him with Sir Lancelot.
Since we’re nearing the end of 2023, how’s about a youtube poop of who framed Roger rabbit?
Now can you do for Winnie the Pooh and the blustery Day read along by Sterling Holloway 1967 version for December 20th for 55th Anniversary Please 🥺🙏
1:48 6:34 ironically Sir Ector's Voice Actor Sebastian Cabot Narrated Winnie The Pooh From 1966 To 1977
This scene in 4:03 they used goat scream sound effect
😂😂😂
Hi Zak Wolf
Excuse me, does anyone know the song at the beginning?
It's from the PC Game "Richard Scarry's How Things Work In Busytown"...
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