#Disney 1942

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Disney Bambi (1942)

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Bambi 1942 • Little April Shower

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Flower in Bambi (1942)

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Bambi concept art by Tyrus Wong, Retta Scott, Gustaf Tenggren, Maurice Noble, Marc Davis, Harold Miles, Dick Anthony, Nino Carbe and Art Riley (c. 1940)

[thebarroomortheboy]

Here's an unusual expedition: artists, musicians and writers setting out for a trip through Latin America to find new personalities, music and dances for their cartoon films. So, adios, Hollywood, and saludos, amigos.

SALUDOS AMIGOS (1942) | dir. Jack Kinney, Norman Ferguson, Bill Roberts, Hamilton Luske and Wilfred Jackson

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-Bambi (1942)

Directed by: James Algar, Samuel Armstrong, David Hand, Graham Heid, Bill Roberts, Paul Satterfield, Norman Wright, Arthur Davis, Clyde Geronimi

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I was curious so I checked - Disney+’s Moana (2016) version does NOT have any of the Pacific Islander options for the audio or subtitles. That feels unfair. That means one can only watch it in Te Reo Māori, Hawaiian, or Tahitian if one bought the dvd. I feel like that is kind of predatory and uninclusive. If the stock runs out, what are people who want to watch Moana in those languages supposed to do? And what if they’re already paying for Disney+? That seems unfair. Additionally, Frozen II has a Sámi dub, The Lion King has a Swahili dub and apparently Bambi has an Arapaho dub (random???* Would love to know more. This clip is adorable). None of which are available on Disney+.

I will acknowledge that my family subscribes in the USA, and that this might be different in different areas. But also, Moana got dubbed in Hawaiian (by the original English language actress, Auli’i Cravalho!) and Hawaii is in the USA … so where the hell is it???

*okay looks like it was an Arapaho-led effort meant to help raise money and encourage young learners, due to the short and simple dialogue. Not like when Disney just decided to assign Swahili as the Lion King’s language because both are African ig

[thaisilva2023]

Bambi Disney { 1942 } এ

[adventurelandia]

The New Spirit (1942)

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Mickey's Birthday Party, 1942

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Bambi 1942• Walt Disney

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“Bambi (1942): Bambi with Flowers, 7'' Pop! Plush” by Funko ⟡⟡

[ninetiesfairydust]

Bambi (1942)

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[thegamingcatmom]

Any of you ever watched Bambi (1942)?

(Yes, this is still a Denali post. Duh.)

Y'all remember that scene where Ronno tries to steer (more like headbutt) Feline away, which results in Bambi gearing up to defend his lady and also to stand up for himself and his rights?

(MC is obv. Feline in this.)

(...And I think it´s also pretty clear who Ronno is supposed to represent. 🫠)

So...what do y'all think:

Which sisters are vying for MC´s love and attention here? 😏

I think such a scene would fit nicely with the feral vibe we got going on in The Bumpy Road Home, also because it would mean that the Denalis (some of them at least) are finally breaking free from their established system.

Sooo y'all can bet your asses Imma do smt similar at SOME point cause my mind has been obsessing over such a scenario for the past two or so days. 🫠

Thirst aside (for a moment) though:

If you haven´t watched Bambi (1942) yet, I highly recommend it. I can only speak for myself ofc, but I absolutely love these classics — the synchronized music (which is actually called Mickey Mousing, as I´ve learned today 😯), the dramatic shift in colors, the slow pace as the scene builds up, the vivid expressions of the characters etc. etc.

This scene right here is probs one of my favs because it has you on 🔥just by listening to it. 😩🤌

[xskywalker21]

Bambi’s parents 🦋