That almost sounds like a bad joke.

@@dinodisneylover1 It kind of is. Goldblum got a big laugh from David Letterman and the audience when he told the story.

God, the reality hit the childhood of that kid 😂

I think that was Al Franken.

not only that. he never told anyone he voiced baby un the army due to him believeing that 'he wont be taken seriously'

Well..that Is ispiring

They going to make Live A Bambi modern . How ? I'm guessing for starters they are going to make Flower (The Skunk) Gay , Then the father will die instead of the mother cause mother die is Classic Disney, Then bambi mother is going to rule the forest cause she's a strong independent female. The hunter wasn't seen before but it will be shown to be a grizzly masculine White male.Oh the wise Owl probably some crass black female voice . .. I can see some body 'positive' she writer giggling thinking this is a good idea already . Walt Disney would be screaming in his grave .

@@BundalabaDon’t let Disney see this before they implement these ideas 😂

Jungle book is among the best 👍👍😊😊

This, Snow White, and Sleeping Beauty were absolutely works of art, and took a lot of effort to make

@@Grizzlox and Cinderella I think

@@Blandina11 absolutely

I believe The Jungle Book was the last movie Walt personally oversaw.

How did thumper become a major character he has no effect on the story?

@@lampad4549 Well by that logic nobody is a major character. Nobody has an effect on the story this is a story that happens to the characters, not the other way; it's a story about nature and experience.

Timeless is the right word

I like your explanation and that makes sense. After, for naming his son after Bambi, I akways tought it was because he's one of his best friend

yep, Pixar CGI Toy Story era happened.. Thank them for that... Ever since Pixar CGIed Disney dominated the screens, I stopped watching them since Frozen became popular after Toy Story

3d animation is a grueling process as well, don't be mistaken

could of been worst, may of been, When the wind blows or the original Watership down

@@nigelmacbug6678 Forget it! If Ellie was to ever watch Watership Down, she’d be scarred for life. Or that cartoon show from the 90s “The Animals of Farthing Wood”. Now that was proper hardcore.

@@nigelmacbug6678 There's a dog loose in the wood. Words that will haunt me forever.

@@mattp6089 your reminded me of another horrifying animation, The plague dogs

She had warning. She thought that Bambi was going to be killed.

Been dying to see someone react to the fox and the hound

@@jakedull2553 There is one decent recent reaction by a dude who's channel is called NickFlix if you haven't seen that one already.

Don't forget Little Mermaid and Beauty and the beast, The Great Mouse Detective, Rescuers 1-2, Dumbo, Pinocchio, Alice in Wonderland, Snow White and Fantasia.

Well, in my opinion, The Rescuers was fine...but The Aristocats was just insignificant.

Surprisingly, the 70s era of Disney was the worst compared to all the other eras. You can tell in the animation. This was after the death of Walt Disney in the 60s, so the movies after were trying to find their footing again in the 70s. It wasn't until 1989 when a certain mermaid hit the big screen that Disney came back on top again.

@@misskat7567 , 1989

Its very hard to see Ellie and Michelle cry , byt it's ok to cry and let it out However they both show all that raw emotions because Michelle, Ellie and all the homies girls are all genuine , beautiful , kind , caring, thoughtful people imo , That understand what is happening and express themselves with great, beautiful, raw emotions because they all clearly care about everything and everyone in the world. That is why I will always support, respect and love all the homies girl , but Michelle and Ellie especially. Ellie is my favourite because she really does show so much raw emotions on every video she reacts to and I love Michelle just as much aswell because there both cool and Awsome girls. Ellie is marriage material imo though and personally I would happily and definitely date and marry Ellie 🥰😍😘❤️ any day, no doubt about that.

As soon as I saw it on the bottom ticker I was like why they watching Bambi that is sad

@@antoineporche-rideaux4841 Well...they liked it anyway, so who cares ?

🤣😂🤣😂🤣🙈 🤬 hunters.

That’s definitely one perspective

Those poor, hungry children...

Veal won't put itself on the menu!

That's why they call it "hunting."

In the US, however, you could also drive to the nearest supermarket and buy yourself a vegan burger.🤷‍♂️

@@yasminesteinbauer8565 In the US we would be overrun with deer out the wazoo without the short few-week hunting season. After thousands of deer kill soccer mom's in highway accidents across the nation, then you might think of human life.

@@zedwpd thank you! I live in the country and pass 20 to 30 deer every night. I’ve lived there 21 years now and just on my country road there are a few accidents every year. A motorcyclist was killed hitting one last year. Hunting greatly decreases such accidents.

@@yasminesteinbauer8565 but also gross, and not nearly as healthy just look at how much sodium those things are packed with. Wild meat is much healthier and tastes better.

Facts but of course you have the heartless hunters that give others bad names and hunt out of season or kill doe when the fowl are still babies

Yes. When hunters are respectful of nature and act legally and responsibly, their efforts are important to conservation.

Say rather the necessity of predators. I've read stories of park elk starving to death from overpopulation because they killed all the wolves. They were forced to shoot elk to bring the population to manageable levels.

@@Caseytify that’s how I was made aware of the need for hunters I used to live on the border of a National park where they had a problem with deer overpopulation because Man had wiped out the natural predators and deer would starve during the winter. Though the park service would put out bales of hay to help alleviate the problem

I think the hunter that killed Bambi’s would also be hated by hunters since it is unspoken that you don’t kill a doe with her fawn

@@MrSophireThis film is enviromental without being preacy. Wich is quite an achievement in amd of itself!

And part of the reason we always see bad wildfires in California is because they do absolutely nothing to maintain them, such as controlled burns.

Amazing fact is that voice for Young Adult Bambi was John Sutherland. Reason for being amazing is he was married to the woman who voiced Bambi's mother, Paula Winslowe. They were married from 1939 to 1996 until her death at the age of 85. John died in 2001 at age of 90.

Yep, Nature doesn't give a fuck if you're a pro-vegan or Pro-Eco dude, it's brutal and harsh. The Circle of Liiife!

Not to mention proper hunters teach the ethics of hunting, such as not leaving a wounded animal to suffer. "One shot, one kill" is the standard.

It’s not even partly it’s the whole reason cus people keep messing with food chain predators that hunters are needed to do their jobs now

@@murasamekaini8786 yeah cause you know before humans everything was just balanced and ok.....................

Duck season!! Wabbit season!!

Cats and dogs are soft, too. THAT is no excuse for keeping wild animals as pets.

@@BlackavarWD It would be wrong to dump him in the wild once they de-scented him.

@@Caseytify Who said anything about dumping? Shoulda never been de-scented.

@@BlackavarWD do you know how many captive bred skunks there are my guy? It's the same deal with dogs and cats. Most aren't caught from the wild.

@@Mothobius "Wild" animals are not domesticated. It doesn't mean they were taken from the wild.

99% of the deer hunters I've met eat their kill. They don't hunt for the heck of it. ...Sad truth is, nature is a very nasty, dark place. Disney made it seem warm & cuddly, but that's not the case. BTW, over 90% of forest fires are started by lightning strikes...

@@Caseytify True about the hunters etc you can only hunt during the season i know hunters like that. I was never into hunting im more into fishing but most exp fisherman toss back the female fish back into the water we she can reproduce etc and its not good when Fishermen fish out a lake or even a canal cause then no more fish smh

@@Caseytify I live in southern California and when we get fires out in the hills etc most of those fires are not caused by lighting. Alot have to do when people drink beers and the glass bottles or broken glass bottles left out there during summer time it gets so hot out here the sun reflects off the glass and anything dry can start a 🔥 fast. I heard that from firefighters out here. But yeah makes sense glass beer bottles then a hit sun all it needs is to light up a dry bush or tree...

Poachers still suck, tho. :(

@@Caseytify Very true!

⁠@@gavinford9055, yes you have a good point, but in this movie, the hunter committed a huge No No, you don’t shot does/ hinds that have young, I personally know hunters that treat their quarry with respect, waste nothing & don’t do crap like harming does that have fawns with them. Personally I have no problem with hunters ( I’m a country girl myself & believe in living in balance with nature as much as possible), as long as they follow the rules & don’t harm animals who are sentient beings, just for the fun of it. I wish you & your loved ones well 🙏

Yet there are hunters that try to shoot the weaker ones, eat and enjoy their catch and then shoot another when they runnout of meat after a few months. And there are hunters that like to get "the big one" and proudly pose with the freshly shot leader of the herd. I kindof partially respect one group a little bit. But I absolutely do not respect the second

@@Widdekuu91 Exactly, hunting for food is one thing, but when you go out of your way to hunt for trophies, and have pictures proudly standing over the hunted it’s just, I don’t know, it just doesn’t feel right.

@@shylogik Research has also shown that if you take the bigger ones out of the group (whether it be deer, carp or other animals) you're taking away the leaders. People used to think that little fish needed to be thrown back and that you had to leave the young ones alone, but the old tough ones are the animals that defend the group and make up the rules. You'll take the protection away and leave the young, unexperienced to deal with any issues and that usually leads to more deaths in the herd.

I had a Flip Wilson doll when I was little. It wasn't until I was older that I realized how out-of-place it was. My parents don't remember it so... no idea where it came from.

But they aren't allowed to kill mothers and their babies. That's just heartless.

@@Mothobius well they shouldn't kill does and there is no reason to kill fawns... maybe winter has been rough and they haven't had any other food. that's the only good excuse I can come up with

@@artsysabs just get some other type of meat then. If your a hunter that kills a mother with fawns or a fawn with a mother your a worthless bum.

Yea, usually they only shoot for all that is needed, and spare those who have young. So both the future of the Hunter and the Prey is assured

@@TaskForce-ql3bx the ones who don't respect the animals and shoot the deer to take the antlers or head and take "trophy photos" are the hunters we don't need. And sport hunters. We don't need those types either.

@@Mothobius yea meanwhile we got lion farms in enclosed area’s so people can shoot them from a distance and collect the trophy. Dumb ass world we got

@@TaskForce-ql3bx yea. Even if it was for food I don't think LIONS should be something people should eat. It's a little bit different with this.

Hunting was WAY less reglemented back then, which must be one of the reasons.

No killing a mother deer or baby deer is illegal

Yes but fox doesn’t eat deer

That makes sense

You forgot Dumbo.

Sound & color? Both were already mastered by the film industry since the 30's, Bambi is from 1942.

Rest assured I didn't forget Dumbo, I just didn't include it. Once you've learned the production process of Dumbo, it's hard to unsee its lower sense of ambition compared to the films surrounding it in Walt's catalogue. A good film? Yes. Economically crafted? Yes. Deep, or insightful, or bursting with extravagant beauty? No. As for your claim that the industry "mastered" things in the 30s: bear in mind that "Bambi" came 11 years after the last non-Chaplin silent feature from Hollywood, and the industry was still limited to mono soundtracks ("Fantasia" was the first to harness stereo sound). "Bambi" also came 7 years after "Becky Sharp", an artistic fiasco where live-action filmmakers couldn't make the actress' makeup look natural in full color. The leaps and bounds of work like "The Wizard of Oz" and "Gone with the Wind" were still fresh in people's minds in 1942, and Walt (with his head start) was still leading the charge of full-color aesthetic while other studios still clung to black & white.

When I was 5/6 I knew about Disney's Bambi and read the full story in a book of Disney stories. I remember the book said,"Based on the novel by Felix Salten." At age 11, I read the book(and Dad took us all to the movie about that time). At age 12 I read the slightly disappointing sequel by Salten;"Bambis's Children." I wonder how many people learn the original stories behind Disney movies?

Dont Worry

Nothing wrong with hunting for food. Now. Those idiot trophy hunters in Africa... {grrrr}

@@Caseytify yea

@@Caseytify Do those trophy hunters contribute to the maintenance and preservation of those animal populations?

...And the lower labor costs. If we used the same techniques today the cost would be astronomical.

@@Caseytify My dad was a animator back after WW2 ended. He went to the Rhode Island School of Art & Design right after H.S. He graduated in 1942 but enlisted into the USAAF until wars end. He was a B-24 navigator when in the service and a B-26 pilot also.

Coyotes...

Wild pigs...