Disney's Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V

[Buchada Azeda]

This is really interesting.



And I thought they were geniuses when I was a little kid.

 

[FL Knifemaker]

Wow!! I guess when something works, you stick with it

 

[XtreO]

Who cares? It's about 8 scenes.

 

[wabbit]

Considering the incredible amount of work that it took to hand render each and every cell for Disney movies, I'm not in the least bit surprised that they regurgitated certain dances/scenes. That vid was still fairly interesting anyways. Thx for sharing.

I still think they are artistic geniuses.

 

[warwick.hoy]

Production companies have been recycling animation for years, think about the backgrounds in Merry Melodies cartoons that just keep looping during chase scenes.

More recently 70/30 and Williams Street; which produced gems like Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law, SGCC, Sealab 2021 and the Brak Show, have turned old animation into successful modern comedic gold, and probably turned a nice profit off of it as well. These were all built of of licensed and recycled Hanna Barbera cartoons and very cleverly so IMO.

 

[L-A]

I wouldn't call "cheap" a company that employs hundreds of animators talented enough to make a movie look like it's all been drawn from the same hand.

 

[Simo98]

Its interesting, but it doesn't surprise me.

Directors/animators are bound to use the same actions/camera angles/ect. in more than one film if they like the way it turned out, and when you are talking disney you are looking at hundreds of movies.

Some of these could have happened completely by accident over a span of that many movies, particularly with the same people working in the same environment for some of them.

 

[JohnnyNacho]

Kids do usually like repetition in their stories.

 

[Bob Lee (QSC)]

That was cool.

 

[XtreO]

Kids do usually like repetition in their stories.

Good point. I watched disney movies over and over and over and over and over when I was a few years old. Probably because I had seen them before, and knew what was happening. Security ftw.