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Angela frickin’ Lansbury was in this film?

Hey!! That animated series was my Go-To when I would fake sick & my mommy would make me chicken soup I even had all the figurines

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Syfy once did their own spin on The Wizard of Oz with the miniseries Tin Man, starring Zooey Deschanel.

it's surprisingly good. i rewatch it all the time. wish i would have seen it on the big screen. Disney wanted it to fail and pushed Marvel instead.

Hey, thanks for taking my recommendation! Felidae intrigues me as an adult animated film. Sure, it has a lot of gore and sexual themes (of cats no less), but it's presented with a sense of earnestness rather than tongue in cheek, which I find refreshing. I do wish it had some more run time. Those 80 minutes felt tight, and I would've liked some more scenes to really flesh out the plot and some extra character work. I was pulled in by the mystery but wasn't fully satisfied with the conclusion. Maybe the book is better in that regard. Anyways, to suggest another weird European adult animation, how about Ruben Brandt, Collector ? Worth seeing for visuals alone I think.

OK, I'm way behind on my video watching (you're so right that there's soo much content out there; I can't keep up!), but I do really like this style of video! And so many of your observations are dead on. In particular, I hate the discourse leading up to the release of a movie that says, "Oh, there were reshoots, the projections for opening weekend are bad, it's gonna be a disaster," and then it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy: people don't go see things because they've heard they're terrible based on a bunch of buzz that was invented out of thin air before the thing was even released. It's so frustrating, especially for The Marvels, which was such a delightfully fun movie.

It’s called SYNERGY 😭

This was a weird little film. Anyways, can't wait for your coverage of Bambi! Best of luck on your moving day. Be safe and hope it goes smoothly.

Do you think that there might be some bias when it comes to your rating of historical impact? The film may not be a big deal here in America. But what about in Germany? This might be a very well remembered movie over there.

No one forced him to take the part. He was well-compensated for the discomfort, as was "Cinderella" in her corset.

Hate to quibble, but with only three songs -- the title track and two in the main story -- I don't tend to think of "The Parent Trap" as a musical. Sure, "Let's Get Together" is a gem, both as a tune and a theatrical moment, but I don't think it qualifies to push TPT into the musical category.

I actually watched this for the first time about 2 weeks ago, in preparation for this video. So I guess, it was on Mal's recommendation. And I have to be honest. This movie deeply disturbed me. So many part of this was disturbing its hard to even start. But the "experimentation" parts of the movie really upset me. It just seemed cruel. I understand scientists experiment on animals to develop things for the betterment of humans. But I don't need to see that in cartoon form. Very upsetting. And honestly, thats just the tip of the iceberg. I don't think I need to watch this film ever again. No disrespect to anyone who enjoys it. It's not for me.

Watership Down, the 1970s movie. Terrifying.

I suggest Grave of the Fireflies.

Suggestions to throw into the 🎩: Belle (2021) (English version) 🎶 A Silent Voice (2016) 🤟🏽 Lion King II: Simba’s Pride (1998) Persepolis (2017) 🖤 Barbie as Rapunzel (2002) or Barbie in Swan Lake (2003) 💖 Any classic Peanuts movie 💛

I think they should make a live action movie from each book in the series. Not all into one.

I remember finding this movie right here on RUclips back in 2009. I was 16 years old and thinking it was a 90’s animated film made by Warner Bros going to be family friendly. Boy was I ever wrong! 😳 And I’ve always had an strong affection for cats ever since I was a young kid now being a cat mom myself nowadays and watching this review with all these scenes Felidae terrifies me twice as much nowadays worse then it did when I first watched this film in 2009. 😰

Secret of NIHM is called a kids movie but definitely an Adult cartoon and my fav

I’ll throw out a recommendation of Castle of Cagliostro! Loving the Top 100 Project idea and all the well articulated, thoughtful, and insightful videos on your channel. Keep up the stellar work!

You should do the first PAW Patrol Movie

I grew up in Germany and I loved Felidae, both the book and the movie! I love cats and film noir, and I was just starting to move on from Disney movies to more mature stuff when it came out, so this felt like it was made for me. Glad it’s getting some recognition now in the States.

As always, I wrote this before watching the video: Thanks for suggesting this. It is certainly worth a watch. Although I started with the dubbed version, I feel that the voice acting in the subtitled German version is much more compelling. Of course, the animation is the same in both. I liked that some of it has a quaint 1970s "Chuck Jones" feel, which contrasts starkly with the surreal, grotesque "Ralph Bakshi" dream sequences. Further, there are a few night scenes that I found quite beautiful. But some other parts, well, not so much. I suspect that the violent imagery was intended to underscore the evils of animal experimentation, eugenics, and mystical suicide-cults. Unfortunately, these complicated themes, as well as the associated characters and relationships, are denied enough time to fully emerge and develop. And without this needed set-up, the jarring gore did little but take me out of the movie. All that said, there is some humor, some nice chase sequences, and the noir-inspired mystery is resolved in a way that makes reasonable sense. But, overall, I fear that this film is not high on my list, and the tacked-on epilogue doesn't help.

german film noir cat movie. okay.

"Mother......" And let the tears start falling.

I haven't seen this one in years, I remember it being a weird movie featuring cats, kind of like a much milder German spin on Ralph Bakshi's Fritz the Cat from 1972. But Fritz the Cat had more historic impact being the first X rated cartoon movie and being banned in several countries. Felidae just didn't have the same kind of shock value. British animation from the 70s and 80s had some interesting ones, Watership Down and Plague Dogs being standouts.

Imagine being so disturbed and mentally ill that you find animated cats sexy. You strike me as the kind of guy who has a secret hard drive for his special photos...

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No sir, I didn't like it. I didn't like it at all. Worst Disney film everrrrrr. I can see what they were trying to do. But it wasn't worth doing, in my opinion.

Rizzo is one of my favorite Muppets.

My only other suggestion for now is Dinosaur. It is one of the most underrated Disney movies. It’s my favorite animated dinosaur movie. I prefer it over The Land before Time and The Good Dinosaur

The Black Cauldron is my only suggestion for now. It is another underrated Disney movie

I like Chicken Little

replace “rn” with “st” and ya get a band :)

Hmm. This is a toughie. I think that a "trigger-warning" just prior to the movie is too late to be effective, and can actually be something of a spoiler. I think that this sort of warning is something that a trusted movie reviewer should provide. That way you have some time to process it before you decide to watch. I realize that this is pushing back on the viewer to be more pro-active, so am willing to accept if I am off-base since I, myself, have nothing that I find myself especially "triggered" by. And I understand that not everyone is so lucky.

I am still shocked they didn't make another part. Why? This was a great movie!

Wow, it's amazing to see all these NIMH fans and realize I was not the only one, deeply in love with the weird animation I was re-watching endlessly as a child. Great to know you guys!

One Correction: It wasn't the home video release that caught Spielberg's attention, it was during the making of Poltergeist that Spielberg worked with Goldsmith, the same person who did the music score for Secret of Nimh and when the two talked, Goldsmith had told Spielberg about his work on NIMH which peaked his interest and that's when Spielberg sought Bluth out

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Here's my ranking of all 8 of these Walt Disney Animation Studios' eras/ages.... • #8. The Wartime Era/The Wartime Age - (1943 - 1949) • #7. The Post-Revival Era/The Post-Revival Age - (2021 - Present-day.) • #6. The Experimental Era/The Experimental Age - (2000 - 2009) • #5. The Bronze Era/The Bronze Age - (1970 - 1988) • #4. The Silver Era/The Silver Age - (1950 - 1967) • #3. The Golden Era/The Golden Age - (1937 - 1942) • #2. The Revival Era/The Revival Age - (2010 - 2019) • #1. The Renaissance Era/The Renaissance Age - (1989 - 1999)

I'm so glad you decided to include and review The Adventures of Prince Achmed. It is such a beautiful and important film that should be remembered and cherished for all. However, I implore you to reconsider the rating you gave for the music and sound. I don't know what print of the film you saw, but pretty much all versions of the film one finds today have just one score, and that score is the original. Yes, this movie came out in the silent era before the invention of synchronized soundtracks for film, but quite often composers would write scores to be followed along by the orchestra and played live specifically for the film, take the score for Charlie Chaplin's The Kid which he wrote himself for example. Most films wouldn't be shown with just some random music, they would be shown with an original composition written specifically for the film the audience was watching, and Achmed is no exception. The score one hears on modern releases of the film, including the one you linked to, isn't some music that someone wrote years later to go along with it, it is a recording of the original soundtrack written for the film by it's composer Wolfgang Zeller for it's original release back in 1926. The film was always meant to be watched while listening to that music, which you must admit is some pretty bad ass music. In fact, this film could even be seen as pretty revolutionary as it actually features some early attempts of syncing sound and picture. For some scenes, Reiniger and Zeller would work closely together to decide the score for a specific scene, and then Reiniger would animate the scene to have the action follow the music beats, such as the scene where the Emperor of China's jester plays the bells, and when it would be played back with the score live the actions would synch up perfectly, movie magic. This was a great review, and I'm sorry if I came off as nagging, but to give this film a zero for music by saying, "It has no score." Is not only an injustice to the magnificent score, but it's also just straight up untrue.

I loved this movie growing up. Being older now and seeing how abysmal the last few years of live action Zack Snyder failures have been, it makes me wonder why he didn't just stick with what he was good at. This movie has better animation than nearly everything that has come out since.

Did you Fail to accredit the Wizard of The Hood ? 🤡 🤖 🤡 🪄

This my ranking of this era: - #4. Aladdin - (1992) - #3. The Little Mermaid - (1989) - #2. The Lion King - (1994) - #1. Beauty and the Beast - (1991)

Here's my ranking of this era.... • #8. The Black Cauldron - (1985) • #7. The Many Adv. of Winnie the Pooh - (1977) • #6. The Fox and the Hound - (1981) • #5. Oliver and Company - (1988) • #4. The Aristocats - (1970) • #3. Robin Hood - (1973) • #2. The Rescuers - (1977) • #1. The Great Mouse Detective - (1986)

Here's my ranking of this era - (the 2nd half).... • #4. The Sword in the Stone - (1963) • #3. 101 Dalmatians/101 Dalmations - (1961) • #2. The Jungle Book - (1967) • #1. Sleeping Beauty - (1959)

Here's my ranking of this era - (the 1st half).... • #4. Alice in Wonderland - (1951) • #3. Lady and the Tramp - (1955) • #2. Cinderella - (1950) • #1. Peter Pan - (1953)

This movie is better then anything Disney ever made, exceept for maybe Song of the South.

Very interesting! Also, I used to work with a guy who used to work with Steve Martin at KBF. That's all I got.

Great video! With that said, I guess no one else remembers Road Rovers as one of these many 1990s Ninja Turtles-style shows because that's another one that popped up alongside Street Sharks and Biker Mice. This guy didn't bring it up. It's okay. Road Rovers wasn't very good anyway. Shows like Hey Arnold, Rugrats, Sailor Moon, and Dragon Ball Z were WAY cooler. Hell, Street Sharks and Biker Mice were also better.