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I wonder what was the texture painting tool of choice back then. Our modern choices like Substance and Mari do not support Nurbs like I looks like the Deep Canvas system did.

Tarzan shouldn't be able to move that way.

Meet me wherever I land!

0:04 Clayton's Men #1: Look! Up in the trees! Clayton's Men #2: It's a bird! Clayton's Men #3: It's a plane!

animation today doesnt have nearly as much thought or care put into it

James Baxter built this world.

Decent quality upload for 17 years ago.

6:00 Is such a heartfelt moment. Added with the emotions shown in those eyes.

Holy shit, glad they went with the boat-fire, treehouse-building montage instead lmao. That looks super well done and cool but definitely would've scared the epileptic shit out of me as a kid

What would have happened if this scene saw the light of day as if it were a recreation? Like every kid will watch this lost version

When James animates

OF COURSE IT WAS JAMES BAXTER

In the movie, why didn't they turn him into a flea before?

Imagine if that happens in the movie, and then the Beast captures Maurice after that song. Then Belle and the Beast would get into "Something There"

Oh, my decision? Well, I think we've seen how effective my decisions have been. Let's recap. I lead a band of plundering vandals to the greatest archeological find in recorded history, thus enabling the kidnap and/or murder of the royal family, not to mention personally delivering the most powerful force known to man into the hands of a mercenary nutcase WHO'S PROBABLY GONNA SELL IT TO THE KAISER!!!!!! HAVE I LEFT ANYTHING ELSE!!!!!!??????

Glene Keane is and always will be my inspiration in art, and in life!

4:37 fuck me that is amazing

I’m glad that the artists and animators have been looking at the storyboards for this and thought, “This is not working. We need a lighter but also a little bit dark beginning to this.” I bet that if Walt were alive and he saw what was happening in these storyboards he would’ve thrown them out like the way he did with Bill Peet’s original treatment on The Jungle Book, making it a little more faithful to the Rudyard Kipling story. I enjoy the bonus feature never before seen stuff that we never get to see during theatrical releases and that’s the beauty of DVDS. I’m a fan of the Disney artistry from the 20s all the way to the 90’s and maybe a few from the 2000s, they have better artwork than digital same face drawings like Frozen to Encanto. I don’t like that. Seeing this never completed beginning is the reason why I enjoy watching bonus feature extras than the watching the actual movie itself, though I do love the movies. But the bonus feature behind the scenes-behind the curtain kind of extras makes it better. I hope my comment makes sense?

Dose this scene lose better to u or not 👀🎬

Funny 😄

❓❓❓r u J€w? ❓

This would have been a straight up horror scene. Also, on a side note, I can't help but notice the way that Tarzan's father's arm slumps to the floor to indicate death. That's almost the exact same movement that Kerchak's arm makes when he dies in the finished film.

this is insane

😂 it’s so funny how his head fell on his plate so fast

This video is same age as me lol

Probably yet another one of my favorite parts of this movie XD lol.

Dale Baer did a fantastic job, but I think Andreas Deja’s yzma is better

Channel name - Cookedart Oh yeah someone cooked up a fine meal alright

when I saw this scene as a child I was so impressed by how fluid and how much volume the animation had

I find it funny how this death less dark and more "child friendly" then the one in the final cut. But they should've included that line "You chose to be an Animal now die like one".

Ese día "el futuro es hoy"

This feels like watching Raphael or Michelangelo at work no joke.

what paper are they using? thats really cool

Tarzan's parents didn't survive Sabor's attack

0:13 I love how Kronk pretends to drink

That’s not Tarzan looking at Jane, that’s me looking at you” this is also something that plays into what I heard Aaron Blaise talk about in one of his videos, about don’t let the fundamentals lead the animation to show emotion, you let the emotion lead how the fundamentals are worked into the animation❤

new groove 2 disc

the fact that the reflection was hand drawn too is crazy

There will never be another Glen Keane. A true legend of 2d hand drawn animation.

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

What?! A llama?! HE'S SUPPOSED TO BE DEAD!!!

ma plus belle expérience, avoir travaillé avec Glen a été pour moi une chance ainsi que celle des animateurs de l'équipe de paris. une belle période, un magnifique partage et Glen nous poussait toujours plus haut avec une bienveillance et une gentillesse inégalé. j'aurai tant d'anecdote à raconter toutes aussi incroyables les unes que les autres. je ne remercie jamais assez Glen de nous avoir tant donner. merci Glen....

As effed up as sabor is, she’s just obeying her nature. She’s a calculating predator who’s been plotting and scheming for the perfect time to strike. I do feel really bad for Tarzan becoming an orphan, but Kala was a Godsend.

More broccoli ?

wouldn’t it be funny if sweet just started beating the shit out of milo for no reason and left

I love movies like Beauty and the Beast and I'm so grateful that it isnt going anywhere, however the majority will agree that most Pixar animation nowadays feels bland and reproduced. I have always loved the iconic Disney Renaissance and like many others, I'm not really looking forward to the way the way the company is heading. They need to acknowledge that their 2D animations and movies were the backbone of Disney themselves and with stories that actually meant something and loved by all ages. But now I feel it's spiralled into corporate bull with no sense of storytelling. Wishing one day they listen. Bring 2D back. We all know we want it. :)

this was when animation was actually taken seriously and not used as a cash grab or poorly designed characters with an even worse personality. it felt real. it was handled with care and love and attention.

I had the great honor to meet a former puncher who worked on Tarzan, it was so nice to talk about the movie with him :)

2:37 "Well? What are you waiting for? Prove you're a savage." "No. I'm not like you."

That flambe gag looks even funnier on Maurice than it did on Cogsworth.