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disney does that on purpose..
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THERE'S A FUCKING INVISIBLE BEAR BEHIND HIM
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this kind of mindfucked me....
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disney templates are the same throughout eatch movie. its exacly what the other guy said. they didnt want to draw comletely diff scenes
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOIrXGd51jE
Thar yi go fags. :3
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guys seriously google this, disney has done this with so many films. there is the same kind of dancing scene with snow white and the sev dwarfs, and robin hood. there is so many the same things you dont notice :)
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holy shit balls batman
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you guys do realize that a lot of video games do the same thing. they just change key things like quality and what it all looks like but the general map is all the same.
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Lazy? Hardly. considering a normal animation for TV quality is 30 frames (drawings) a second. That's 1800 drawings a minute162,000 drawings for an hour and a half production.
So please, tell me, who the hell is lazy for re-using a scene? I'd like to see you pump out 162k drawings. There is a reason why hand drawn films take so long to come out.
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WHAT KIND OF BI-PRODUCTION IS THIS
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PEDO BEAR from behind
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Ive seen lots of this like, when King arthur gets (late) to the castle and he eats some meatballs is the same scene as when Mowgli eats some bananas in king Louie scene...
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It's all a conspiracy!
Pooh is the Pedo Bear!
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Whoever posted this stole it from ytmnd.com
here is the original-> http://disneychange.ytmnd.com/
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omg that's so cool! i love when disney does that kinda stuff
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if you guys understood how much work it is to draw and animate just one scene, you would understand why they re-use scenes like this. it isn't being lazy, it's just making a really hard job easier.
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Robin hood has the same dancing scene as the Ariosto cats
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OMFG
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Make sense... It's like... some years after Mogli... so... YEAH
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tilt your head and cross your eyes slightly.. shits crazy
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