STRAIGHT FACTS!

Also people saying that she needed a man to get out of her family situation and couldn't save herself - they have no idea what it's like to be abused since childhood and also that back then, there was no life outside of family: you either married into a family or stayed in the one you were born in. It was rare for a husband to live in his wife's family. Those were the times, women outside a family struggled more with survival

Wait.... what kind of twisted, bitter, person sees Cinderella and thinks..gold digger? That's insane!

It's more than Cinderella just wanting to party, the heart of the story how her persistent goodness brought her before the prince. That even the animals and a fairy godmother worked for her good to escape her mother.

Not to mention, she managed to keep positive despite her abusive upbringing, and unlike the remake, she did try to get out of her tower asking the mice to get the dog and everything to get out, she didn't just dance around. The remake tried to make her strong, but made her seem weaker. This old cinderella was trapped and could not leave by choice and was conditioned as a child to obey while the new one she can leave whenever she wanted, but never did until literally a prince came to get her.

Awwww that’s so sweet!

That’s so sad and sweet.

Fascinating 🤔

That's interesting.

Yeah 😢 she said her voice was beautiful and wondered who she was😭I mean…. Typically people with Alzheimer‘s forget more recent things 1st so…

man how tffff

This kind of animation is amazing

You have modern Disney to thank for f*cking up the visuals of this film with their "restoration" ... They edited it sooo much that the color pallet is heavily altered from it's original,and a lot of line work ,shadows as well as sfx are gone in the restored versions ... THANKS A LOT DISNEY !? A lot of the hard wok of those people went strait to the garbage bin ... I wish modern films were as beautiful and creative as those back in the day ... Films back then are objectively better than today's pile of over produced trash

The music makes me feel nostalgic in a way like no other!

Yeeeeeeees

FR she’s an icon. I hate when people say that she’s passive or boring or one-dimensional. she’s probably my favorite Disney princess.

​@@imagaybanana2004SAME she's always been my fave, she's always been a sassy go-getter from the start, not just in 3, though 3 did a ton of improvements and fleshing out of her character, she was definitely strong especially for the time

@@imagaybanana2004 My late mom was a feminist and she always remarked how strong Cinderella was and that she never gave up even in the lowest of times.. and that final scene where she produced the other slipper was epic.

I always loved the shade in the line “I’d hate to interrupt the uh… _music_ lesson” 😏😏😏

Marc Davis was the lead Animator for Cinderella the character and he also said that it was his favorite scene to animate.

Eleanor Dudley I think that's the name

And another connection between the two films, the Fairy Godmother is voiced by Verna Felton who also played Flora.

And she was also the voice madam leota in the haunted mansion at Disneyland.

@@rogh1977 It's Elenor Audley.

@@nudgificator Verna Felton have done many Disney voices. She started out as The Elephant Matriach and Mrs. Jumbo in Dumbo, also The Queen of Hearts in Alice in Wonderland, Aunt Sarah in Lady and The Tramp and Winifred in The Jungle Book. She passed away one day after Walt Disney himself.

Imagine in real life that would be a terrible traumatic experience for a young woman to be attacked like that. The step-fam are monsters

What's worse, it use to be her mother's. So they destroyed something truly precious.

Still can't watch it.

The scary thing about the dress being ripped is telling us that attack wasn’t the only time she’s experienced being man handled by them

Yes--- the gown _is_ white. Had to laugh at your editorial remark there about it.

Yes, yes.. Great comment. The process of "rotoscoping" which Disney animators used to capture Cinderella's movements are still breathtaking, even 70 years later. I think of rotoscoping as an early form of motion capture..

I thought it might be that, but Ninetailedbrush thought it was something else

You can see the camera set up at the Disney Family Museum in San Francisco. Highly recommend it.

@@whitenoisereacts There was no computer capable of any 3D animation in 1950. That was all hand made. First polygonal animation (really simple hand) is from 1972. You can find that here on YT.

@@dacsus rotoscope isn't 3d animation. It's, I believe, sort of like tracing. It's when you trace over a series of photos. What the other poster was referring too is it sort of is like "stone age" mocap as you do capture live animations frame by frame but instead of a computer tracking and recording it, you have to do it by hand frame by frame. edit: I think I worded this weirdly. i only meant that rotoscoping reminds the other poster of mocap in the barest of terms. because for both technics, you're copying from a live object, just one uses a computer to render and draw out the frame (data) while the other is like that, just instead of a computer, it is an animator using a pencil to "capture" the frame (data) from an already captured video/photo.

Disney started producing animated films in 1922.

+ SPACESHIPLEWIS When they mentioned them starting around the same time I immediately pulled this video up on my phone to comment. Glad someone else beat me to it, lol.

My two favorite animation studios!

Yeah, just an amazing film. I refuse to listen to the haters!!

@@whitenoisereacts James why is there a mouse in the Stepmother's pocket

Sure, but it's still full animation and not just copy & paste photographic processing like say some of Ralph Bakshi's stuff. The scenes Disney filmed were just a reference starting point. Shooting live reference photos was also something used by many famous illustrators like Norman Rockwell, N. C. Wyeth, and Gil Evgren.

They did not use rotoscoping or animate over live acting. They filmed actors to get a sense of movement and then animated from memory. Rotoscoping and animating are two very different methods.

@@paintedjaguar ah I misunderstood OP explained it as if they animated over it rather just referencing that’s my bad

@@paulthebohemian I misunderstood with the way OP explained it it sounded like they were talking about rotoscoping and not just referencing

yes!!!

It doesn’t have to be western or European neither

@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 agreed!

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Oooh yes!!

Up!

YES THE BEST

OOH, YES PLEASE!!!

Definitely David Spades best movie!! Super hilarious

I think the mice here are more involved with the plot than any other movie, but it’s not the only older Disney film that has scenes dedicated to animal side characters. Like in Sleeping Beauty, with the animals in the woods. Animals behaving like humans, or managing to do human tasks as animals, are cute and make for cheerful/funny skits.

Yeah, think about the time it came from, most popular animations before were little comedy pieces. There was also a lot of focus on the dwarves in Snow White. It’s interesting to see how the trends change in animated movies, you’ll also notice “I wish” songs instead of “I want” songs like you see starting in the Disney renaissance.

The team at Disney Studios must have figured out that a fairy tale feature film needs some entertainment in it, not just the basic tale itself. So in addition to songs and music, they added the comedy element and the amusing/charming activities of the mice and birds (mostly the mice ... and also Lucifer). I can't imagine this film without the antics of Cinderella's pals Gus and Jacques; by the time they're hauling that key up the stairs we are totally rooting for them to save the day. It would certainly be a very different movie without them.

vouch! sleeping beauty is a really good one! they'd like the dragon

YESSSSS, PLEASE

That's true to the Brothers Grimm but theirs was not the original. Disney's is specifically based off Perrault's version which is about a century older. However Cinderella has existed in some form since Antiquity.

I love it

And a white dress for little kids would most likely get dirty very quickly. I love the shimmering white ball gown in this movie. And the choker Cinderella wears is so elegant.

Lmao, it’s true

I wish they’d just leave the color consistent and keep the marketing color the same. Pretty disrespectful to alter the colors so much

He’s a whole nut 😂🤣

He is adorable!

That's quite a theory I've never thought of that before now I wonder if you were right I kind of think so too

Agreed, the music is lovely too. What did you think of the live action move Maleficient?

@@abigailorabby22 There were some aspects of it I liked but really hated that they turned Aurora's Father into the bad guy. SB is close to my heart because as a kid, my sisters and I decided to choose a Disney Princess for our persona. I being the eldest got first pick and chose Aurora. Back then ages ago you only had so many to pick from but SB was always my fave. Only with me, SB would have had dark brown hair lol. 😊 Anyways, the 2nd Maleficent movie I liked better. Though they are ones I feel the desire to watch more than the couple of times I did.

@@gailjohnston1248 aww, how cute 🥰 who did your sisters dress up as? Why didn’t my sister and I think of that lol but we would often reenact/imitate the hilarious parts of Disney princess movies (like Snow White running through the woods 🌲 🌲 and the mice singing in Cinderella 🐭 🎤). Fun times ☺️ Yea, go for it! I personally would have enjoyed having a dark haired Aurora to relate to (no offense to blonde hair). Yesss, I totally agree the second one also developed Maleficent’s character more and no one in that movie is fully good nor fully bad. It’s something they’ve been doing more of in tv shows and movies nowadays - developing the villain’s side of the story - and I totally love seeing that. Once Upon A Time and Joker are also good examples of this. 👏🏼

@@abigailorabby22 Thanks! We didn't dress up as them, it was just a alter ego sort of thing of claiming our fave Princess. And funny thing is, it continued later with my Niece and she got 4 of my Cousins, daughters as kids to pick their Princess lol. (I never got married or had any kids, nor did my other sister.) My twin sisters, picked Cinderella and Snow White.

Oh wow!! I would’ve totally guessed the opposite

@@whitenoisereacts they might have played off each other at one point or another, but I don't think so. Disney has a pretty (patent?) Animation style and approach to the whole process and is very different when compared to Eastern animation. The character designs and facial movements being a big one. Something also interesting is the rotoscoping. It's used a lot in this film but used tactfully. Cinderella, lady Termane and the prince are heavily rotoscoped but it fits their characters personalities while the more goofy characters like the step sisters and the king are full out animated from scratch to emphasize their animated personalities lol. Please consider (if you already havent) watch Tarzan I think it came out in 1998 or 99. Amazing use of 3d backgrounds and amazing animation. And fun fact! My professor in backgrounds did most of the backgrounds for that movie. Her work is amazing .