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Obviosly this is to save money on the budget... E.g. the guests in the final scene in BaTB originates from Sleeping Beauty... The rain in the shipwreck scene in TLM originates from the forrest fire sene in Bambi... But I also think animation is re-used in some cass to honor the movie it came from e.g. the scene with Belle on the fountain in Paris in THoND which was taken from BATB.

why do seasoned forum members still create new threads when there r existing ones?

Reusing earlier years animation!!! by Chernabog (created August 23, 2003)

Disney's reused animation by yoda_four (created April 25, 2006)
-This one features two Russian pages with comparisons:
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Does anyone have some examples of re-drawn animation? by Kyle (created September 12, 2006)

Saps

I see the Tracker has struck again, which means it's time for a merge. Thanks for finding the existing threads, Escapay.

Getting back on topic, I tend to agree with those of you who say it's about saving time and money. There's really no other practical reason I can think of to do it.

I think another major problem with Robin Hood doesnt lie in just the use of recycled animation but recycled characters. I'm basically referring to Little John (Baloo from Jungle Book) and Sir Hiss (Kaa also from Jungle Book). I find Little John's case quite sad because they thought they we would not have seen the difference by using the same voice actor and everything!

toonaspie wrote:I think another major problem with Robin Hood doesnt lie in just the use of recycled animation but recycled characters. I'm basically referring to Little John (Baloo from Jungle Book) and Sir Hiss (Kaa also from Jungle Book). I find Little John's case quite sad because they thought they we would not have seen the difference by using the same voice actor and everything!

think of it as the same hot actor of that era dyeing his body hair brown or putting on an orange cat costume to suit the character's needs.

rodis wrote:I was referring to those films because on Wikipedia it is mentioned that they recycled animation from Bambi into these films (BATB, TLK...).

Bambi's mother has one of the most prolific resumes of any animated character.

She appears in the first long shot of the castle in BatB, she even appears in the Rescuers (to my best recollection). I couldn't pinpoint her in TLK though. She probably lost amongst the crowd scenes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vh84g8rC2oA

So just wanted to show this to everyone, and see what they think. I thought I was really intresting.

Edit: Sorry try now

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So says your link.

Wow ... what a lot of overlapping animation ! I mean, I knew they recycled animation, and for what films and such, but havnt scene this on youtube before ! The whole Maid Marion / Duchess / Snow White dance is shamfully the same !

Now I have EDITED my OP so all can see!

I knew about most all of that. Very well edited together, though (the YouTube video itself).

I knew about Belle and Aurora's dance, but not the rest!

I wonder ... how much time and money it really does save Disney doing animation this way ? Are there any figures anywhere so we can see ?

atlanticaunderthesea wrote:I wonder ... how much time and money it really does save Disney doing animation this way ? Are there any figures anywhere so we can see ?

the way you describe it sounds like a kind of reciet you get at Wal-Mart and at the bottom it says you saved $0.01 on your purchase..come back soon to save 2 pennies

I mean honestly......yes it would be a nice fun fact...I still don't see any logic to it other than oh...thats neat....not...get me the figures or give me Looney Tunes with Danny Devito

Some people comments on youtube are just wrong and retarded!!

^:o Those comments make me sad...

Does anyone know where I can DL the song played with the video?

Wow, my mind is blown. Seeing these scenes so close together is really weird.

I guess it was either re-hashing already used scenes or no movie at all in Robin Hood's case. The problem is, without this video I (presumably) would never have found out about this. So, to be completely honest, I don't dislike these movies now all of a sudden just because they re-use some stuff.

Anyway, Robin Hood is number 49 on my favorite Disney Classics list - which equals last place. All the more reasons to not care.