Kocoum and John Smith got shot and yet had no sign of wounds....4kids anyone?

I enjoyed your take on the Lion King VS Pocahontas production history

Funny how disney executives thought this movie would be better than Disney's risky project the lion king 😆

9:13 Jeremy Irons did sing the majority of Be Prepared, but when he yelled the line “You won’t get a sniff without me!” he actually blew out his vocals and they hired Jim Cummings to finish the song while Jeremy was healing his vocal cords

So originally, Grandmother Willow was going to be this river spirit named Old Man River voiced by Gregory Peck, but he declined feeling the story needed a maternal figure to Pocahontas' character.
While I can definitely see where he was coming from, a part of me really wants to see the version of the film with Old Man River instead.

Grandmother Willow: What do you see?
Freddie Mercury: I see a little silhouetto of a man!

The Real John Ratcliff was the 180 opposite of Disney's version of the guy; he was neither greedy or an evil cheat in the rules of engaging into a budding truce before the battle became a fully official war in real life.

Also if “listening with your heart” works, I’d use it to learn every language in the world!

Underrated reviewer here.
And it all started with your review of Nostalgia Critic's review of Pink Floyd's The Wall, which was also a review of Pink Floyd's The Wall. :)

How the hell do you not have more subscribers?!

I wouldn’t even want a live action Black Cauldron, I’d take another go at an animated film. When you read the books, you realize Disney, if they allowed themselves to go Hunchback levels of dark, could probably pull them off in adaptation. I remember reading about the barbaric warrior the Horned King and there’s a scene where he and his army delight in burning their enemies in wicker baskets, and it conjured up images of Disney’s Sleepy Hollow or the darker moments in Fantasia.

Yeah screw that generic evil lord character, Book Horned King is terrifying

Dude, your channel is so refreshing to watch. I’m having a blast binging your stuff here. It’s fast paced, comical yet knowledgeable. A whole lot of fun, man. Keep it up!

Had a blast at the end! The dog talking like Alex Jones gets me every time. The use of the Mel Gibson and Christian Bale audio also killed! Good stuff.

Pocahontas was originally going to have a turkey sidekick voiced by the late John Candy and Candy even recorded lines for the character before his death.

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reminds me of the “I’m not gay,but my boyfriend is”meme

John Smith’s autobiography is actually really a banger. Even if parts were embellished there’s enough that we can pin down that it’s an insane life to begin with.
Also the arrow caught me so off guard I died ;D

Adding to your discussion regarding the production history, Pocahontas was seen by those like Katzenberg as the next big hit while The Lion King was just seen as something of a "B-picture". Ultimately, The Lion King wound up being the highest grossing animated film at the time and is still beloved to this day, while Pocahontas only did modestly at the time and has... not held up very well, to say the least. Funny how history works out, doesn't it?

Pocahontas hitting the twin towers PFFFFFFT!!!! I don't think I've laughed out loud at a YT movie review since about 2012, so thank you for breathing new life into them! I'm so glad Dog Walker's colossal embarrassing failure brought me to you! :)

I love Pocahontas for its animation. Visually, it's one of my favourite Disney movies.

I think what kills it is the writing. People point at historical (in)accuracy as the reason this movie fails, but I think the biggest flaw is the forgettable dialogue. It's very safe and boring. If Pocahontas had fantastic quotes and strong characters, many people would love it and choose to ignore the historical inaccuracy.

Still, I love this movie's visuals. Some shots are so beautiful they actually give me what I would call an out of body experience. Just for that, I'm glad we have Pocahontas. I give this movie all my love.

I don't understand how this didn't pop up in my notifications back when it was uploaded. I've just been missing out on a great analysis of the most bizarre Disney movies I've ever seen this whole time, I guess.