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DiggityDoglikeDogg posted: 05 Oct at 3:25 am
those elephants look like dumbo characters!
diaverde09 posted: 13 Oct at 6:04 pm
2:37: Same tablets from dumbo.
MichaelCH2007 posted: 16 Oct at 3:48 pm
That crocodile looks just like the one from Peter Pan, doesn’t it?
htfamily posted: 02 Nov at 3:10 pm
he is premature
antinaswarmofbees posted: 06 Nov at 11:32 pm
There are so many things borrowed from other disney films. The jungle book setting and characters and gags, even intro music. Raja a tiger, just like in Aladin. A pestered bird saving her eggs like in Alice in Wonderland. Proud mother like in Dumbo. Crocodile- Peter Pan. At 4:00 she is very reminiscent of Purdie in 101 Dalmations when Purdie says “Pongo, what we do?” The Owl at 4:21 just like the one in Sleepy Beauty. The Tiger is just like the wolf in Sword in the stone.
AVGN4life1 posted: 10 Nov at 3:04 am
wait….POO?…i think i ate to many chiken waffles for dinner
tbra3477 posted: 22 Nov at 5:17 am
Hey this narrator is Winnie the Pooh!
EnclosedSilence posted: 26 Nov at 6:03 am
WHOA, HEY, DUMBO &other characters, lulz. <3
TheLordmep posted: 27 Nov at 11:09 pm
Recycled animation from Dumbo.
Disney has a fetish for that sort of thing.
hugoavila1 posted: 28 Nov at 10:03 pm
His name is Sterling Halloway
mperez1257 posted: 03 Dec at 9:11 pm
its jungle book mixed with alice in wonderland with the bird and the eggs then the aligator from peter pan and yes dumbo
wilky1189 posted: 03 Dec at 9:55 pm
Bill Peet = greatest Disney animator
marilea236 posted: 07 Dec at 9:22 am
It’s Pooh/Kaa! Whoo!
iloverug posted: 19 Dec at 8:43 pm
the narrators voice is oddly familar too
bluestingerborg posted: 02 Jan at 6:22 pm
His name is sterling holloway
iloverug posted: 05 Jan at 10:04 pm
@bluestingerborg oh its winnie the pooh lol
bluestingerborg posted: 06 Jan at 2:03 pm
I second that
EHH246 posted: 18 Jan at 10:41 am
Actually, the proper term for him is story man. He did start out as an inbetweener but he got tired of drawing Ducks (Donald, that is) all the time. But I do third your statement. He was one of Disney’s greatest story artists. He did the storyboards of “101 Dalmatians” and “Sword in the Stone” (I’m not sure about the latter) all by himself.
EHH246 posted: 18 Jan at 10:43 am
Jungle Book was actually after this movie. They recycled the elephants crashing into each other from this short.
OptimusPrime289 posted: 02 Feb at 2:05 pm
The bigger you are, the better you are.
Not just in elephant society, but in all society.
OptimusPrime289 posted: 02 Feb at 2:06 pm
I’m 6′1″ or 6″2.
OptimusPrime289 posted: 02 Feb at 2:07 pm
I’m between 6′1″ and 6′4″
OptimusPrime289 posted: 02 Feb at 2:10 pm
That’s because the narrator is Sterling Holloway, who once voiced Winnie-the-Pooh and Kaa.
acholl980 posted: 05 Feb at 11:15 pm
Many would believe that this was the blueprint for The Jungle Book. It really the test cartoon for 101 Dalmations. Ub Iwerks used this to experiment the xerox process which printed the drawings onto cels saving the time (and money) on inking them. This helped the process of copying several dogs without the painstaking use of tracing them. Since then animation companies relied on xerox before digital computers replaced them.
acholl980 posted: 05 Feb at 11:41 pm
It should be mentioned that Peet was also responsible for The Jungle Book. According to the recent DVD Peet’s story was closer to Rudyard Kiplings original but Walt felt it was too dark. An argument lead to Peet’s departure and the whole production was rewritten and rescored. Bill Peet would go on to do a series of successful children books in the 60’s and 70’s