More Don!

2d animation, where did it go?

I did. I sure did. Nice research on this topic for the video. I've always wanted to know so much about the Bluth(no pun intended)

The Amazing Bulk

Saberspark Please Review Popee the performer That violent japanese 3D animated kids show

Disney: We have to keep extending the copyright laws so Mickey Mouse doesn't go into the Public Domain! Disney: Let's make another movie based off of someone else's fairy tale and not pay any royalties to their families!

Disney: let's remake a movie and pretend the original doesn't exist and then belittle the original creator (who was a Disney fan) in the press.

Why though guys, WHY!!!!!

@@silkworm2595 You'll have to elaborate on that one.

@@crocodileman94 kimba

Is your picture the lead singer of Avatar?

Look at all those chickens No, it’s Demonaz from Immortal

More like "we actually have money, suck it don"

1 thousandth like

*10% of my money

I REALLY hope it works out better than before. He has no competition in 2D animation anymore and I'm certain there's a market for it. I know I'm super, super over 3D animated films. The animation lacks warmth for me.

why i think bluth will live being a dude who "is starting a new animation company"

REALLY???? Okay I'm so down for classic 2d style! I hope it all works well, so tired of disney.

YEAH!

Yes I miss 2d

No not really tho. 🤔🤨😐.

You are wrong tho

Hoshino Otaku What do you mean

The only rival they haven't bought would be WB/DC...... (Warner Brothers and DC)

Warner Bros. and their subsidiaries, Sony's BlueSky Animations, NBCUniversal and its subsidiaries like DreamWorks, etc.

Judith barsi?

@@roccimo Yeah. Poor girl.

That little girl's father was a monster, nothing more.

+Wastelander1972 I don't know what's sadder; that Maria Barsi was so close to leaving Jozsef, or that she didn't even think of filing a restraining order against him the night of her and Judith's murder.

Matthew Moran Sadly. Actor Michael Caine even offered to help them out, but for some reason Judith’s mother seemed hesitant out of fear.

I'd rather die fighting than live in humiliation.

@@BeeaReyoU. I agree hugely

Like Rocky. He didn't win the match, but he went the distance.

It goes to show you that sometimes no matter how hard you try you will always be a failure in life

@@Donnyvoon weak bait.

Damn bro why you so negative

@@Justin-uc8sc if I may ask, why is that negative?

Totally. Disney was getting stale. They needed competition.

Guess the girls start fighting eh

They need that again

Same!

Yo same tho. Those movies were awesome

Yeah mine to..

Original > Sequels

Judith Barsi Ducky's voice actor was Murdered by her Father it breaks my heart to even watch this movie

I remember it being one of my favorites when I was growing up. I really need to go back and watch it again. It has been too long since I last saw it.

This is the only film that made me cry.

ashton houran yup, made me cry every time when I watched it as a kid

Grim funny enough when he wanted to not be credited as a director so badly for pebble and the penguin he realized, he was screwed, the company was named after him. Gary Goldman laughed at his face and was spared

420th like bros

This made me laugh my ass off

Technically its started out as Disney Brothers but Roy wanted to be behind the scenes (basically a Jobs and Watts situation) so they renamed it Walt Disney but know we mostly refer to it as Disney so it has the whole family

Omygod

Me too

Same! I haven't even seen most of the classic Disney films...

I haven't seen any of the films mentioned in this video, but the I have heard of the two video games Dom made.

Tbh, I prefer Don Bluth movies over classic Disney, but they were so similar that I couldn't spot the difference

I've seen all the Disney movies, probably more than any Don Bluth movies but looking back at them they had far more impact on me. Like the land before time and all dogs go to heaven are like the only movies to make me cry (I'd probably still cry if I watched them now XD) Like I didn't even realize they were from the same guy when I was a kid.

The land before time sequels: am I a joke to you?

Ever heard of land before time sequels?

@@xboy1064 I think he is referring to sequels directed by Don himself.

@@vaderetro9648 o h sorry

@@justaguywhowatchesyoutube5588they weren’t directed by Don Bluth.

Don't forget, some of the characters too :)

And certain voice actors.

Don may have made bad films, but it wasn't from a lack of effort and care, that's for sure.

A troll in Central Park was my favorite

True dat.

to me cgi is nothing special these days

I'm still waiting for 1D

I read this as the second ammendment and I was very confused

I miss 2D animation..

@@laurelalloro Watch TV. It's alive and well there.

Rockadoddle was my childhood. I watched it with my dad.. I miss those days..

Anastasia sucked

You comment a lot

Exactly

Like anime, ugh i hate anime

@@farawaygaming_ why?

farawaygamer hate to say this to you. But Anime is right where it needs to be. Keeping 2D Animation alive and well, along with Mature! DragonBall Super: Broly was a worldwide phenomenon for a reason!

What about Ghibli movies or something? :p

I never understood, and now i'm so damn pleased.

it's practically an inside joke at this point. Unless you were born in the early 80s, played both games, or a Don Bluth fan, it would fly over many people's heads.

So you're telling me that wasn't an edit?

@@timerbunneh hell no, man. It's honest-to-goodness legit!

OH MY GOD!!! HOW DID I NOT KNOW THAT?!?!?

So true! Bluth go back Disney. Oh well

He definitely wouldn't be able to pulls Disney and buy all his competition so he can force his company to stay above the water.

I would argue Rock-a-doodle was better than LBT.

@@askadoctorifheresyisright4you U need help!!!!!!😠

IamCoalfoot U also need help!!!!!!

@@Draco-1400 Lol, loving your passion here

Even as a guy who didn’t see the movie myself, I enjoy the idea that movie has potential for and feel so bad that it failed so miserably

GojiraTX So do I. Titan A.E. is actually pretty interesting and amazing. But I hate how "unsuccessful" movies like this get thrown under by most people just because they weren't financially successful. Which, goes to show that not all movies that don't make money are bad.

Titan A.E. and Treasure Planet are weird, estranged siblings, when you look at it.

I thought the movie was pretty good. Not one of my favorites but a good watch.

agreed

yeah, Tim Curry is a master of villains, hell he was in another bluth film as a villain in Ferngully the last rainforest that even has THE Robin Williams in there! Kinda makes you wonder how they both react when meeting the greatest stars

This penguin villain was a best part of a movie. He is kind of example of "so bad, so its good" rule. His absurdity makes him fun and charismatic

Mad-Hatter-ison Witkowksi Ferngully is not Don Bluth, but Tim Curry did appear in “Bartok the Magnificent” as a giant talking head giving skeletal based joke riddles.

tbh The Pebble & The Penguin is one of my biggest guilty pleasures ever

@@robbiewalker2831 Thought it was.... But I remember Bartok very well, it was one of the sequels that made you question if it really was since the only returning character was Bartok. I will say and admit, it was one of the cutest Bluth film out of the others. One of my childhood gems next to the former film too.

Mannie would have died

It would've been more interesting, very more mature, than we have right now.

TheMr77469 y e s

Titan AE is the Dreamcast

Pretty much. While Pixar is Sony PlayStation and illumination is Xbox

@@normadgarmez7026 illumination, is to successfully (sadly). Xbox, it more, like Dreamworks

@@normadgarmez7026 No, pixar are both playstation and nintendo, dreamworks is Xbox and Illumination is idk

Splash

mlp movie magic I guess she doesn’t want to be part of his world.

I think Don Bluth's fall can be sum up with just one word "Hubris"

Fuq the Little Mermaid. I mean yes, well executed AF, and turning the whole Disney Renaissance with their musical films into becoming a powerhouse (thanks Jodi Benson, who Don luckily got to afterwards), but the it's an unoriginal script and at no point a true depiction of the beautiful H C Christian Andersen story.

DON'T YOU DARE SAY ANYTHING BAD ABOUT THE LAND BEFORE TIME!

Matt Vu Realistic cgi is crap compared to cartoony stylization.

@@starguardlux2874 dont worry he only worked on the first one

The Land Before Time will always be my favourite, but the soundtrack is just so nostalgic to me that I get overly emotional when I hear it.

But man did they just destroy that series. Terrible sequels, some horrible TV version and I'm sure other things that would make me physically ill. It's par for the course though considering what happened to both fievel and secret of nymn.

Same! It sucks that movies are judged on how well the do in the box office.

Saberspark mentioned how All Dog Go To Heaven sold well on VHS. I had a copy of it as well and so many other people I know had it on VHS.

Kinda?

@@MrJavaman5 still have a copy.

Fun fact: I have the entire Land Before Time collection

James Bowen I actually helped induce child birth with the movie "A Troll in Central Park" I laid the woman in a chair placed the remote at her feet told her "Im gonna turn on A Troll in Central Park, if the baby isn't completely brain dead it'll come rushing out to turn off the tv then I'll grab it by the hand and yank it out"

@@ianfortuna9385 Second comment I found of yours in this thread. Once again, rude and insolent like a little child. I guess Don Bluth hurt your feelings once?

K.L. Second comment? Lol you must be the troll from Central Park. Btw where are you from?

K.L. Where are you from?

@@ianfortuna9385 shut up

The animation style of An American Tale was always one of my favorites.

same here

Don Bluth movies had style and that special flair well many of those old movies are probably just nostalgic

Doug Sahr why?

Doug Sahr his movies were crap

I want Dirk the Daring from Dragon's Lair in Super Smash Bros Ultimate and before you say anything, Dragon's Lair is a video game. So Dirk can qualify in the game.

I spent so much money on the Dragon's Lair arcade that Don should be rich. Never did beat it either. A movie would more than make up for that.

Me

After that Indiegogo I'd sure hope so. It wasn't enough to make a movie, obviously... but it was still people's money. I hope the pitch was really picked up. I lost track of what happened since

@@elmono6299 That would be cool

SOMEONE AGREES!!!! AHHHH!!

true. particularly the failure of Oliver and Co. being beaten by An American Tail.

Nah. Disney should say, "Thank you, Don."

The failure of "The Black Cauldron" was Disney's real wakeup call. The fact is, Disney was headed for trouble even before Don Bluth started his own company; not only were the Disney creations becoming less ambitious, but they also settled for either copying Mary Poppins elements countless times, or they simply did a Dark Ages entry, assuming that these two elements alone would always sell the product. Many people joining Don Bluth already knew Disney's approach at the time wasn't going to work forever, and that was all the more reason for them to jump onboard elsewhere for something that strove to do more.

Disney needs another wake up call now.

he was robocop to disney's ed 209- lit a fire under their ass but this time ed was given better designed feet and maintained its assault.

Considering that those Bolshevik fucktards slaughtered millions, including children, drove their own country to the brink of ruin along with half the region, went about invading other nations and starting proxy wars and (along with the Americans) almost started a nuclear holocaust a bunch of times... yeah.

Hey the movie does have a catchy villain song with Rasputin (voiced by Christopher Lyod but sung by Jim Cummings).

@@elmono6299 RA RA RASPUTIN LOVER OF THE RUSSIAN QUEEN

Yeah, it was an AMAZING movie but it just wasn't accurate

Who cares if it’s inaccurate? Movies like this and Disney’s always make me interested in the actual history/original story

To don bluth xd

Dogs was the first film I saw in theatre. I remembre being slightly irritated by the daylight afterwards.

Can’t keep a good dog Dow-wow-wow-wow-won!

Anastasia and DGTH will always be great classics in my eyes.

@@notgray88 Loved Anastasia also, the animation quality is just so good. Its like candy for the eyes!

Same.

I also suspect that there were creative Differences too-I suspect that Bluth wanted a more PG Land Before Time and Spielberg wanted something more kid friendly

@Gaby George You’re right. _Land Before Time_ got horribly edited because Spielberg (and George Lucas) put their 2 cents in and insisted on having a children’s psychology group evaluate the film causing somewhere around 11 minutes cut and added that old dinosaur narrating to “soften the blow.”

when Spielberg asked Don Bluth to work on a sequel of an american tail, Bluth asked for a bigger budget ( 11 millions $ instead of 8 for the first movie ). Spielberg didn't want to put this budget on table and decided to raise his own studio. ( finally, Fievel 2 needed 22 m$ and wasn't as successful as the first movie was )

MichaelAarons1701 I hate to admit it, but Lucas and Spielberg made the better call. Yes, seeing those lost minutes of Land Before Time would’ve been great, but I’m saying that as an ADULT. As a kid, I was scared shitless of LBT

According to me, Spielberg would have been more inspired to continue his collaboration with Don Bluth instead of raising his own studio because We're back ! a dinosaure story, Balto and Fievel 2 were not very good. later on, when Amblinmation became Dreamwork, the only really good films were Prince of egypt and in a certain way Road to eldorado. Spirit and Sinbad had no strong good scripts. With Don Bluth, sure Spieberg would have produce better movies and they could even be as good as those from Disney renaissance.

FRIEZAAAA!!!!

Ki blasts are sparkles and super saiyan glows like the sun.

I can understand why. What happened to that poor girl was horrible. Not that it was Bluth's fault whatsoever.

What? No way

Okay???... what!? Can someone tell me what happened??? 😱😰

Krista Bautzmann Judith was killed by her father at home and he committed suicide after that. Was really heartbreaking

@@KayleeCee Yeah, it wasn't his fault but when you are so close to an event like that, it must be impossible not to be affected by it.

My favorite movie of all time is An American Tail.

I agree, when I was a kid in the 90s, my favorite animated movies were "The Lion King" and "The Land Before Time", As time passed in the late 90s and early 2000s it was a diverse market where there were animated films to choose from, it wasn't just Disney and I started to get to know Aardman and Studios Ghibli, which were also important films for me. Disney's magic ended because of its monopoly 😢

It's always that cursed decade

the reason why is that the creator of the studio fucking LIES to us

Yes, Toy Story, Bug’s Life, and Nightmare before Christmas killed him. 3D animation is now the way of life!

Stefan Unson Unfortunately. I loved the old fashioned way of animating.

@Peruano ML except that now we have 3D that looks 2d in spiderverse and 2D that looks like 3D in Klaus, and thas't really great

I love that movie too! It's so sentimental to me because I was so weird and cute and sometimes even creepy when I was little. Some people say the story is weird, I mean, yeah, it's a bunch of dogs gambling and one is killed and goes to heaven and cheats death and takes care of an orphan girl and befriends a super gay dummy thicc alligator but it's just fun and I love it. SUCK IT DISNEY

Imagine Bluth doing so much better if he stopped directly competing with Disney.

@Henrystrikesback I know haha, I didnt wanna give a full summary fo the movie. Lel

It’s straight up Socialism propaganda and I love it

mine too

I *raspberry* couldn't agree *raspberry* more *raspberry*

ProfesserUniverse nice lol, the raspberry was on point haha.

Don Bluth is Spongebob and Steven Spielberg is Patrick.

@@tonymata8070 thanks 😆😆

I cant **pbfff** understand **pbfff** your accent **pbfff**

He was even forced to cut a scene on which the owl villain cooks a skunk alive.

Now I'm worried about what's gonna happen if Don Bluth's Netflix suffers the same thing executive meddling.

@@elchanchopato9601 What would the Bluth Cut look like?

Wow

It's an old story: 1.Creative artist makes good stuff. 2. Corporate powers tell them to water it down to appeal to kids 3. It appeals to no one.

I had the whole series, and I had frequent marathons those movies were the shit when I was a kid

Ive still got the Land before time collection on VHS at my grandma's house. Used to watch them alot from age 4-7.

@@Jennie-qy5ps I'd still watch them too if I had them my VCR broke, and my youngest sibling pulled out some of the tape in them if I ever see the full collection on DVD, I'll probably get it

@@grimmoflunalis1440 Wal*Mart has had the 14-film collection for awhile now, I think it's like $30 or $40. I think Target had it too, but I'm not sure.

@@Jennie-qy5ps I'll take a look, thanks

I get that it's referencing the game, but I still need some help

@@rachael1090 one is successful, the other not so much

PLANET BOB!!

Right!

is a fond part of my childhood, that's for sure

And also it was have a really spacey look8ng animation .

Wait Wait wait wait wait THAT'S A DON BLUTH MOVIE?!

Nathan C I suspect there were creative differences

Yeah, because Spielbergs further animated Movies performed so much better. Don Bluth even managed to make 5 more movies, while Spielberg was only able to make 3 before his Animation Company went bankrupt and at least Bluth had a comeback hit, so no, he shouldnt have stayed with Spielberg actually.

I think the reason Don Bluth didn't "stayed" with Steven Spielberg and why Spielberg was not involved in the later Don Bluth films, was due to the fact that Spielberg and his company Amblin had more control and put guidelines during the production of An American Tail and The Land Before Time. In fact, it was the latter film that caused Don Bluth to cut ties with Spielberg because Spielberg and George Lucas had to remove 10-15 minutes of the film (hence the 69 minute runtime) because they were deemed frightening to small children.

@@nanotek1416 I think the reason Don Bluth didn't want to be involved with Steven Spielberg in his later movies, was due to the fact that Spielberg and his company Amblin had more control in his previous films, An American Tail and The Land Before Time which Bluth found disagreeable. In fact, it was the latter film that caused Don Bluth to not be involved with Steven Spielberg afterwards because Spielberg and George Lucas had to remove 10-15 minutes of The Land Before Time (hence the 69 minute runtime) because they were deemed frightening to small children.

Nano Tek they both didn’t do well in animated movies after that, but they did extremely well on what they did together

Didn't know there were people who still did that.

Hitler

Wait w h a t I wanna see that :0

That's a thing??

Dunno who made it but it appeared on the Disney channel many years ago. It is terrible, and I wish it didn't exist.

That was a stand-alone effort from MGM's relatively short-lived second animation department- it was helmed by eventual direct-to-DVD mainstays Paul Sabella and Johnathan Dern (seriously, most of their post-MGM work involved the Bratz dolls). It did a few TV shows (including one for All Dogs Go to Heaven- they also did the theatrical 1996 sequel, with no Bluth involvement- and one called The Lionhearts, where William H. Macy was one of the leads), but ultimately tapered off production before shutting down in 2000. Afterwards, they've done some involvement in animation, with "Igor", "Sherlock Gnomes", and "The Addams Family", all CGI.

Same here. Also, the sountrack is *_fantastic._*

I loved it, too! I still rock out to the soundtrack. I bought the book, too!

Just because a movie flops, doesn't make it bad. I love Titan A.E too. Another criminally underrated animated film is "The Fearless Four" (1997) it deserves more awareness than it has.

Look at critic reviews for it my personal favorite is A STAR WAR'S RIPP OFF someone got paid to write that VERY INACCURATE single sentence as a full review it got destroyed by critics almost as if they were bribed to say it's awful but oddly enough every user review praised the movie I've seen this before my advice don't trust critics multiple user reviews normally gives a good idea of what your gunna get those professionals know nothing more than you and me

Titan AE has some incredible visuals, amazing soundtrack, interesting characters, but a weak story overall. I certainly don't feel it got a fair shake from critics and I'm kinda surprised it hasn't gained more of a cult following.

Its like the Pewds and Tseries fight. One man Vs a huge company. But he didnt have the supposed Pewds did..

It was like Nintendo vs SEGA.

Remember when Disney were real a**holes to the creator of Kimba. They're a bunch of bullies.

Disney motivate this guy to make his legacy In the 80’s bluth kinda motivated Disney to get back up again Bluth is a legend

You could say the same thing for Looney Tunes too. Looked up that company and seems they are known for Popeye and Betty Boop and although they are classics it seems the company itself only made 2 feature length animated films, of which don't seem very noteworthy to be considered competition for Disney's early hit classics. This topic specifically is really talking about animated films, not so much animated series.

Don Bluth doing the animation Jerry Goldsmith doing the music. 'nough said!

When you realize it's only 7 years older than you ;~;

@@rachael1090 HAHA! I won't tell you how old I am and I loved this movie. Hint: I'm older... much older... than the movie.

You what

I loved that movie. It's a pretty dark book too, I highly recommend reading it.

Netizpossible arin crushed his own dreams and now he’s a hollow shell of a once great animator.

Burbank California were you can find a gun store- there's a couple

@@zerotodona1495 Hollow shell maybe, but I still think he's genuinely funny. I'm not always gonna yern for "the old days" cause it makes me less open to the new days imo. But I get where you're coming from. I watch their live stuff like 10-minute power hour as opposed to regular GG cause I find it more interesting and entertaining.

Curiously, very few people who shit on Anastasia and call it one of Bluth's at best mediocre entries (compared to that inconsistent, drab and dull shitfest that All Dogs was, while also boasting probably the worst score in the history of mainstream animation?) provide any reasons beyond the historical inaccuracies. Okay, so Anastasia does not follow facts-what's next? It still has great songs, interesting characters, superb animation and probably the best written romance I've seen in a cartoon. And it has so many scenes that just get me every single time: Anya reuniting with the Empress, Dmitry realizing she's the princess, him refusing the money for her retrieval... True, Rasputin is a lame villain and overall the whole magic subplot seems out of place and forced just to create some kind of legitimate threat-tellingly, the biggest change in the Broadway adaptation was ditching Rasputin altogether in favor of a Cheka agent. But aside from that Anastasia has every right to be included among Bluth's greatest works to date.

@@yarpen26 I've never liked Anastasia, even though I enjoy watching the musical numbers. They're some of the best. But it's entirely because of the of the out of place villain. He had some cool visuals and a nice song, so it's even more annoying that he fits into the plot so poorly and has no character depth and his sidekick ruins the dark atmosphere at every opportunity. I think of it as Bluth's worst good movie. I can actually sit through it, unlike All Dogs, which always loses my interest halfway through, and his bad movies which are completely unwatchable. It just drives me so crazy that it had the potential to be a completely awesome movie, but screwed up by including the lame villain, who himself showed potential to be genuinely cool and scary if he had been developed better and put in a different film! It ruins the movie for me. It's like I'm being majorly let down every time I watch it, getting glimpses of what could have been, then being denied when medieval monk-robe and his bat appear on screen. It also annoys me that Anastasia's hairstyles make no sense. Is her hair short or long? Elsa's hair bugs the crap out of me too. No me gusta illogical hairstyle changes.

@@FrogsForBreakfast Ironically, Rasputin and Bartok seem to more or less resemble Jafar and Yago's personalities in the first drafts of Aladdin, where Jafar was supposed to be this yelling and always complaining , semi-pathetic asshole while Yago went out of his way trying to calm him down. Good thing it didn't end up this way in the final movie.

Yeah I recall Russia not giving a flip. My general rule of thumb is if the ethnicity/race of origin doesn't care, it's not actually offensive. It's what separates this from something like Pocahontas.

yarpen26 - I didn’t find Rasputin that bad, I think the weird humor of his body rotting saved him as a villain. But I definitely see where you’re coming from, I find the villain from Disney’s The Princess and the Frog annoying and think the movie would be better off without him.

She only voiced 2 still it is sad

It's all because of her stupid abusive dad!

She only voiced 2 characters, but she wanted to keep working for Don Bluth for years to come. Sadly, her life was taken too soon. :(

Judith's dad was so evil! Killing his own daughter and wife! F*cking horrible!

😭😭😭😭 She would be *42* now

both Titan and Firefly would have really taken off if only people had known about it and could see it. Titan, (like Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow), being just nobody watched it and Firefly for inconsistencies with times shown and the channel it was shown on cause the channels all had their roster and could not really fit firefly in well.

I wouldn't go that far to prove a point, they both had a very strong impact on my childhood. I mean I have good memories growing up watching Don's movies and I have great ones with disney even. When ur a kid it's not about the numbers or sales or who the movies are made by, we just loved watching them because it made us happy to..we didnt care about wat was better or more enjoyable to watch is wat I mean. When your a child we get something from the cartoons we watch that adults just dont get. Again their about competing against each other and I think they both did a good job and yes I will say now as an adult obviously nothing can beat disney, that'll never happen and that's ok because don comes next and that's a good thing 🙂💯. Don's movies are just as good, a cartoon is a cartoon kids love watching them because of the story 😁👍🏼....our imagination does the rest ❤😊.

Susan A. Hubbard my early childhood was full of all dogs go to heaven, the secret of nymh, and lastly American tale

@@thatguybrody4819 I'm so happy I'm not the only person who knows about Sky Capetian.

@@MrNewElvis ye

Yes!! The pebble and the penguin and rock a doodle are two of my absolute favorites!!

@@user-px6hz6ex4c I liked the Troll in Central Park

Same here!!! Haha loved them all!

@@Kakachi07 I think the reason I didn't like the troll in central park that much was because I had one of those big baby doll sized troll dolls, I wanted it sooo bad and got it for Christmas one year. One night I had a nightmare that it had this demonic face and glowing red eyes and I got rid of all my troll dolls and didn't want to have anything to do with trolls anymore lmao. But most all of Don Bluth's movies were my absolute favorite as a kid... all dogs go to heaven & the land before time... I wore out those 2 VHS tapes!!

The best animated movies and shows are the ones you can watch again as an adult.

Justin Oakes CHANTICLEER!!!

... i remember really liking the pebble and the penguin, haven't seen in ages now though

Exactly!!!! Rock-A-Doodle is one of my favorite movies ever! I still watch it to this day! I know very line and song by heart.

Me too! It was definitely one of my absolute favorites when I was a kid. Some of those scenes like the storm were just the right amount of scary for little me! I was surprised to learn as an adult that it was considered a failure! That vhs ran through my vcr enough times to make up for the failure elsewhere in my mind!

Caldella same! I wouldn’t call it a bad movie 🤷🏾‍♀️

kids with gobots probably liked those too...as long as they never saw a transformer...

Very few people make that distinction with things they like; good on you.

I like Rock-a-Doodle too, just not the ending..

It’s been 15 years or so since I first saw Rock A Doodle and it and Thumbelina are still two of my fondest childhood movies. They aren’t perfect but I rewatch them quite frequently. They bring back wonderful memories!!

Ironic isn’t it?

Now Disney is gonna ruined Don Bluth movies like he ruined Star Wars, and everything.

oh god that made me cackle

@@ryliehunter5082 Something ironic in it. Please though. The language.

Gregg Everman Welcome to youtube

I agree

It is a flawed movie though, most of the characters are useless, the pacing is bad with way to much happening at the very end, the traitors feel shoehorned and the 3D makes the film feel very dated Easily a 6/10 but they needed an 11 to survive

A LOT of people have seen Treasure Planet at this point. It's probably one of the most talked about Disney films of that era at this point.

Never saw Treasure Planet, but Titan A.E. was great. Unfortunate more people didn’t see it.

i'd say Titan A.E. is like Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow. 2 really good movies that just got swept under the rug and never had a chance to really shine. though id say sky captain beats titan as better movie.

YES! It would be much better than most other animated stuff there.

the old guard made an amazing prequel to The Dark Crystal, so I'm inclined to agree. By now there are tons of people around who want to make the absolute best Don Bluth style movie possible.

Dragons lair Netflix series yeah

Imagine if it gone to Cartoon Network boy that will bombed if cn had the rights

With Jurassic Park I wouldn’t be surprised

Funny enough, I loved that movie as a kid. Both of them.

Tricky. Both are pretty close in competition

Can’t believe it’s been ten years since Dom DeLuise passed away.

@@angelcastaneda529 Right? His voice was iconic for good ol' Itchy. R.I.P Dom Deluise

And also Tiger from An American Tail. That’s my personal favorite.

Well think of this. There is a parallel universe where Burt Reynolds reprised his roll as charlie

@Juan Cortez Muro Jesus Christ, how many of these comments did you put out here, you annoying shank?

It's surprising to me to

I was surprised as well.

Wait now I'm confused he's not dead🤔🤔🤔 I thought he died around 05, now I gotta check this out

Ok it's Dom Deluise the voice actor who died in 09, 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️ somehow I thought they were the same person Don directed the movies...

He's very old though

Richard Williams learned this the hard way.

Don Bluth was the Peter Molyneux of the animation industry!

datore sometimes you've got to stop wanting so much and just do your job

The great mouse detective is my favourite Disney movie 🐀

Aleksandra Abrahamowicz ME TOO. A THOUSAND TIMES ME TOO.

Omg you're right!!! I'd love for Don to put more darker themes on Redwall

Does Don Bluth Productions still exist?

I want someone to make a video titled, 'The history behind The Velveteen Rabbit. Don Bluth's unfinished masterpiece for New Line Cinema.'

Wholeheartedly agree! Artists learn HOW to create, but not quite WHAT to do with the creation. Maybe this is why everyone says you can't do shit with an art degree....

More art schools _definitely_ need to teach the business side of the graphic art industry. I went to Ringling for illustration back in 2003-2007 and it was an anomaly that they actually required a business of illustration class for all the seniors that taught us about branding for ourselves, marketing, job hunting, interviews, leave-behind books, clamshell portfolios, agents, taxes, contracts, and pricing. It's ridiculously important and not many schools cover it! And as an aside, that class produced one of my favorite quotes from the two profs who jointly taught the class: "We're here to tell all of you how _we_ got fucked over so you can avoid them and find _new_ ways to get fucked over. Because all of you _will_ get fucked over at least once in your careers."

@@TheGoldenDunsparce Honestly a lot of people who say that don't actually know what all you can do with one, because it's a _lot._ The graphic art industry is really diverse in what all you can do and just how many different companies and sub industries you can work within. Basically anyplace that needs imagery for any reason at all, all the way down to the CIA. (One of the illustration grads a few years ahead of me at Ringling was hired by the CIA to illustrate their training manuals.)

Makes me wish that there was a way to add some art business classes as a part of attaining an AA or certificate in college. I've been in (and I'm still in) some classes for making art and I've heard of classes for businesses, but I've never heard of a class that combines them together...🤨🧐🤔

See while i’m not in the industry, that is a MASSIVE industry hole. Because honestly, there are some top tier artist who wind up staying amateur because they don’t have the where with-all to angle themselves in the industry. Hell, I know just plain artist that would benefit from that. So yea, either find a business assistant or someone who knows a lot about managing funds so you don’t over do it. Although, I gotta say, there isn’t much by means of training for us either (historian here).