The first movie I ever saw in a cinema. Upon subsequent viewings, the ominous music that would play whenever the hunters were drawing near would always scare the hell out of me.
Wow..............This film right here is the pinnacle of Walt Disney animation. I mean, I love Fantasia, Snow White, Pinocchio and many of the others, but Bambi just does everything perfectly. From the lovable characters to beautiful back, middle, and foregrounds to the wonderful music, this film just strikes a cord with me.
I think this is the closest they ever came to bringing their art to true life. Every Character was as anatomically correct as they could make them, they moved just like their real life counterparts, even the mannerisms were spot on. The Back/middle/foregrounds were not so much about the fine details but rather an impressionistic view of the forest, using the chinese style of landscape art brought to them by Tyrus Wong. The Forest gives you that feeling, the atmosphere that you feel when you are in a big forest, its truly amazing and awe-inspiring.
The music is used perfectly in the context of the story, it helps move the story along and doesn't get in the way. It creates emotion and helps bring scenes to life, and the moments when the music isn't there just enhances the feeling of those scenes.
To me, Bambi is the most perfect film Walt Disney ever made.
A classic Disney flick and has a special place in my heart because it is the first movie I saw in the theater. And I think I could be wrong, but this could be the first Disney movie where the main character is an orphan and/or is from a single parent household. Correct me if I'm wrong.
lmao every time i think of this movie i picture Chandler from friends saying bout how its not sad wen its mother dies the writer jst stopped drawing the deer lmfao!!!!!!
This is a great example of hand drawn animation and the movie was great. The story was nice and had a very memorable sad scene we all know. Everyone loves Bambi.
When Bambi, Thumper, Flower, and Faline are all seen having grown up to adulthood in the Spring? They become "twitterpated" over potential mates. Bambi & Faline become a couple. Bambi and Faline's two newborn fawns.
A timeless classic for anyone. Walt brought in real deer, rabbits, and other animals for the artists and animators to capture the real movements and looks of the animals for the characters. The characters are charming and personal and the animation is absolutely breathtaking. The soft muted colors make the forest feel like a real one and the scenery feels so real, yet also almost dreamlike.
Wow, had I forgotten how good this was and how forward it was for its time period (the mating thing...). The animation accompanied by music is perfect and the characters are ones you can easily fall in love with (Thumper is my favorite). The death scene is subtle, but appropriate for its time period. It's one of those "What happened Mommy?" scenes.
It's sad though, that some people as adults cannot appreciate the magic and innovation of Walt Disney.
This movie maybe a childrens movie but it is a real tear-jerker.When Bambis mother gets killed that is the saddest part.Flower and Thumper are the cutest characters.
Great animation with differentiating progressions from the forest's animal kingdom, but the slow pace makes this completely forgettable. The dull moralizing in regards to the human interaction seemed to only pave the way for Smokey the Bear.
Well i read it time and time again when i was a little girl, and cryed and cryed... lol !!! So when i went to see the movie you can figure out my reaction ...
Simply wonderful !
of course we all cried. my cousin loves the part with the hunter best!! thumper was the best, and the twitterpated idea was genius. the basic story line is kinda boring after a while, but i think it remains a classic because of the few good things in it
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