And Pocahontas looks the right age-an early teen, 13/15 at most. Seeing as how she was 10 to 12 at the time and John Smith viewed her as a little sister
I was just about to say that. His whole outfit looks more accurate. Although the reason they changed it is probably to make this not resemble true history because of Pocahontas being like 12 and eventually taken prisoner by the English. By doing this they could say they weren’t trying to pretend this was what happened but instead there own depiction of what could have happened in their fantasy world.
I much prefer this Pocahontas and John Smith, she's much more cute, playful and childlike. And John Smith looks more like he would have at the time, not like a Nineties hunk
I honestly love the beginning part instead of “you think I’m an ignorant savage and you’ve been so many places I guess it must be so” it’s “you come from a land full of wonders and you say what we have here you improved on long ago you’ll teach us how to live, but what lessons will you give when it seems there is so much that you don’t know” because they cane here trying to tell them that they can make there lives better and explain this magical place they came from with better houses and equipment yet she says there is still too much you don’t understand to just try and destroy their land that’s why I kinda like this beginning better than the final version
I honestly like the opening lyrics in this version ("you come from a land full of wonders...") over the ones used in the film ("you think i'm an ignorant savage..."). something about the way it's delivered.
I do think I would've preferred these character designs a bit more. Their very expressive and more accurate to history, and have a lot more personality. Although it does make Pocahontas look a little too young. Get rid of Pocahontas' headwear and make her look a little less like Aladdin, and she'd be perfect. The final designs make her and John appear like they have one facial expression throughout the whole film. The final design for John Smith looks too American, I prefer this one much more. The number itself certainly has some Pretty Goofy moments. The final one definitely looks to be more artistically pleasing.
Well historically Pocahontas was a child when the English settlers came to Virginia (New World) they kidnapped brought her to England taught her the English language and she became an ambassador for her people
I feel like this version is more.. Kiddish.. I like the final version better. I think it's more elegant and beautiful. It makes nature seem so magical and amazing. (But in reality, leaves floating through the air don't sparkle. And disney didn't include mosquitoes.) I dunno, it's just my opinion though.
Olivia Li i agree and disagree-this is a bit more kiddish than what was in the end released but i think it works better. Don’t forget, Pocahontas was a child at the time, she was 10/12 years old, and i think the more historically accurate version is where this version of the song came from ^^
@@lexalina132 yeah but when they went historically accurate we got part 2 n you know how that went. So yeah I'm glad Disney decided to go og Disney on the first. Too bad they feel pressured by the media to do fan service on their beloved films most of the time 🤢
@@lexalina132 I don't like it being historically accurate. Because the movie is based on the real story, but it's not supposed to be exactly like it. I prefer the magic they put on the first movie. It makes it beautiful for kids and adults.
This isn't bad, but it doesn't have the same impact as the final version does. Don't get me wrong, Judy Kuhn's voice is still beautiful, but man there are certain parts that clearly needed to be perfected. The most glaring example is towards the end, "You can own the earth and still, all you'll own is earth until you can paint with all the colors of the wind", I mean there is literally no pause or break in there. Also, why the hell did they give John Smith facial hair?
+Kobe Busia because back then, it wouldn't have been strange for a man like John Smith to have facial hair. Actually, it would have been really common for all grown men to have facial hair. I guess they wanted to be a little more accurate, but backed out at the last minute since the John Smith we see in the movie has no facial hair.
@@EditorOfSL well they might have, but actually shaving someone's face would've been much more dangerous than nowadays. If the barber wast careful he could easily slit his own throat. Also i much prefer pocahontas' design here sans the headband. She looks more like a teen or kid as opposed to sexy 20-something. Although it makes the VA's deeper voice sound out of place
This is so weirs and so neat at the same time. The concept srt when singing about cutting down a tree you will never kno-- i lost it it was so funny. Alot of it is very cool tho. Im so glad i found this. Pocahontas is one of my favorite movies
I would have actually preferred them to keep this Pocahontas in the actual movie... You know... Considering how the real Pocahontas was twelve when she may or may not have helped John Smith in his greatly exaggerated adventures. It would have been good to have a younger, childish Pocahontas instead of the stoic supermodel she is in the actual movie. I dunno. It would be really different if this wide-eyed, innocent kid was running around with John Smith and teaching him about the forest. Couldn't it be interesting if John Smith in the movie was portrayed as a greedy asshat, but then comes to appreciate nature because of this kid and how much better she understands nature than him. That could be a real cool and powerful moment.
Considering John Smith and Pocahontas are supposed to fall in love in this fictionalized version of the story, I would say it would have been a decidedly bad idea for Pocahontas to be a 12-year-old girl.
I like how they looked as concept art more. John Smith's facial hair are more accurate, and Pocahontas looks more childish, which is also accurate, because she appeared way older in the final movie than she was in real life. But I know the final version is inaccurate, and It wasn't as successful as The Lion King, but I still like it. I Just think the concept art versions of the characters look better.
The hoop part is so cool! This is more like what their relationship was in real life. (I don't think they actually liked each other in "that way", but eh, I'm not disney)
What I like about this one is that Pocahontas seems to have more personality. I still prefer the version they used, but her expressions and all in this one were more fun to watch...plus the age difference was more accurate
woow. i actually love how john smith almost accurately look like his real life self with that small beard. and pocahontas actually looks like a preteen in appearance. btw, this part in the song "in a circle, in a hoop that never ends" was sung a bit weird, i still preferred the final version of that.
WOW! Thank you so much for the upload. I am really glad they changed #80 with all the animals holding hands in a circle. THe final cut was spoke more strongly.
I love the detaill of the hat, bc that makes the impression that John Smith has a close-mind but at the end he is open-minded bc he doesnt have the hat, And in the movie he doesnt have it in all the song but he looks more open to hear what Pocahontas said (Sorry the bad English)
Disney has such a way of making the film look like how nobody else would do it. It really rises above a typical Indian animation. I love the class and the power.
I like Pocahontas’s outfit in this one more, it seems more authentic somehow. And John here definitely looks more like a man in the Stuart era would than what they went with in the end.
Personally I like both of the characters original depictions instead of the final product. In the movie Pocahontas doesn’t really look like any other Disney Princess. She looks like a super model. John Smith too. It worked for the style of the movie but even as a kid I connected and cared a lot more about young Thomas than John because John was too freaking handsome. I didn’t feel as much pity or empathy as I wanted to because he was just so much better looking and charming than everyone else. Prince Navid in Princess in the frog is a good example of handsome done right. Was he super handsome, charming, and cocky, sure. But he was still entertaining and somewhat relatable. He also had an actual personality. What is John’s personality. He likes adventure I guess. He’s brave and strong, and I guess he wants to do the right thing. Okay but hes also bland and tooo perfect. One of his first scenes is him jumping into THE OCEAN during a STORM, and pulling a grown man to safety with one hand on the rope. Then he cracks a joke about it. Too perfect. Prince Eric in the little mermaid was super similar but somehow also came off as really chill. John just looks like he knows he’s amazing.
It's crude, Pocahontas looks like a stereotype character, and honestly some parts were a little hard to watch! But this is fascinating!! This is how stuff happens. I am grateful to be able to see this. Thank you!
haha, wow... I thought that the motion arrows were like.. arrows shot through the trees at Pocahontas or something, I feel stupid. xD I like the intro here, but I'm glad they went with the version that they did, especially in Pocahontas' design. xD
This one is nice but I'm glad they changed it. In this one pocahontas seems to be teaching john smith and that is it but in the last version the one we all have seen there is a more intimate relationship and I think it makes more sense
Guys, stop talking about the real ages of John and Pocahontas because Disney's Pocahontas was INSPIRED by the real Pocahontas' story, it wasn't her biography or something... Not sure if you know but Disney makes films for kids, not documentary films :/
Yes, from the "Gold Box". I would highly recommend it especially now since LD players are at reasonable prices and you can get an unopened box for less that $40 on Ebay if you are patient.
Pocahontas here looks totally anoying. I like the final one, it gives more value to the instrumentals (wich makes it sound way better) and the visuals look less childish, That rainbow-river looks like something that you would see in the wall of a kinder garden.
Yes I agree with you l like the final version but at the same time I wish they changed her character design like this and keep her personality a little more childish and keep the visuals the same as the final version
Well this was just a concept version done by the director to show the rest of the staff how the scene should look shot for shot. He probably wasn't sure at the point what he wanted, so they became deer-birds or whatever. =D
John was already looking very sexy but this version, I find, make him really show off another sexy side and I think it's more realist. Some they were explorers they were looking for gold and spices, they had no worries about theirs moustaches or whaterver. xD I love Pacahontas too, but that's a little bit to steotyped to my taste. x)
it would have been cool to see this animated and in the special features for the DVD. I would love to see how it would how been if they used this version.
I'm pretty glad much of this didn't appear in the final cut. Some of the bits were just... strange/corny, especially the joining of the arms into a circle with the animals. Ho boy.
I'm glad they changed her design. Whites would be even more confused about the diversity of Native looks if she looked like that. Btw, her headband is Northwest Pacific.
Beautiful video! Could you please upload more Pocahontas deleted scenes? I am Greek and in Greece the 10th aniversary edition hasn't been released yet...
Oh I forgot to say that I like the fact to that John in this version, by his expression (0:24 & 0:33) and acting (1:02) look very European compared to Pocahontas. I mean, he try to protect her really drastically (Taking place cause he got a gun) and his expression of angriness because he still think Pocahontas is a savage. Also the song seen to start on the "almost" killed snake that Pocahontas let go that we still can hear in our version (The rattle). It's much more dark than our version. o:
0:40 ok see this? this is a stick. you pick up things with a styick. 0:55-0:58 now this here is a rock and a tree. touch them together and you're like a witch doctor or something. 0:59 OMG its a bear, say hi to the bear. 1:02 oh no don't shoot me! 1:04 no no its ok, its not a Kardashian, I checked Mr. Dracula 1:12-1:16 oh thank you sparing me Mr. White man, heres a cub. 1:17-1:22 oh my god its a werewolf I see one, oh its right there. oh its just a reflection and stuff. dang it, crimanetly. 1:32-1:46 hey you see this? this is a mirage. I look like a mirage, lets be dance boy. hehe you like when I dance don't ya boy? Now get over here, we're gonna jump off a cliff you're so stupid. 1:50-1:57 come on I'll race ya. Oh my god wait up! I can't race a native American, that's racism! 2:01-2:07 hey lets cut to the next scene and pretend this never happened ok, this is a kids film. 2:18-2:28 ok you know what? I really love you right now, but just promise not to tell my father. Why Not? 2:48-2:54 And you never look up into the sky on pride rock, because we have to appreciate pride rock or else we are going to fall of the rock, or should I say be pushed off the rock. hard to tell.
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I like how here John Smith has facial hair, it helps him look historically accurate.
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And Pocahontas looks the right age-an early teen, 13/15 at most. Seeing as how she was 10 to 12 at the time and John Smith viewed her as a little sister
I was just about to say that. His whole outfit looks more accurate. Although the reason they changed it is probably to make this not resemble true history because of Pocahontas being like 12 and eventually taken prisoner by the English. By doing this they could say they weren’t trying to pretend this was what happened but instead there own depiction of what could have happened in their fantasy world.
Accurate is one thing, But will he still be hot? I don't think so.
@@quraishiaothman9284 lol
I much prefer this Pocahontas and John Smith, she's much more cute, playful and childlike. And John Smith looks more like he would have at the time, not like a Nineties hunk
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I honestly love the beginning part instead of “you think I’m an ignorant savage and you’ve been so many places I guess it must be so” it’s “you come from a land full of wonders and you say what we have here you improved on long ago you’ll teach us how to live, but what lessons will you give when it seems there is so much that you don’t know” because they cane here trying to tell them that they can make there lives better and explain this magical place they came from with better houses and equipment yet she says there is still too much you don’t understand to just try and destroy their land that’s why I kinda like this beginning better than the final version
I honestly love the beginning part instead of “you think I’m an ignorant savage and you’ve been so many places I guess it must
I honestly like the opening lyrics in this version ("you come from a land full of wonders...") over the ones used in the film ("you think i'm an ignorant savage..."). something about the way it's delivered.
I honestly like the opening lyrics in this version (“you come from a land full of wonders…”) over the ones used in the film (“you think
I do think I would've preferred these character designs a bit more. Their very expressive and more accurate to history, and have a lot more personality. Although it does make Pocahontas look a little too young. Get rid of Pocahontas' headwear and make her look a little less like Aladdin, and she'd be perfect. The final designs make her and John appear like they have one facial expression throughout the whole film. The final design for John Smith looks too American, I prefer this one much more.
The number itself certainly has some Pretty Goofy moments. The final one definitely looks to be more artistically pleasing.
Isaiah Williams yep.
Well historically Pocahontas was a child when the English settlers came to Virginia (New World) they kidnapped brought her to England taught her the English language and she became an ambassador for her people
"Looks like Aladdin" 🤣🤣
I feel like this version is more.. Kiddish..
I like the final version better. I think it's more elegant and beautiful.
It makes nature seem so magical and amazing.
(But in reality, leaves floating through the air don't sparkle. And disney didn't include mosquitoes.)
I dunno, it's just my opinion though.
Olivia Li i agree and disagree-this is a bit more kiddish than what was in the end released but i think it works better. Don’t forget, Pocahontas was a child at the time, she was 10/12 years old, and i think the more historically accurate version is where this version of the song came from ^^
Yesss I agree this looks nice but still this kind of looks like it's a baby movie but I still like that Pocahontas is more childish it's better
@@lexalina132 yeah but when they went historically accurate we got part 2 n you know how that went. So yeah I'm glad Disney decided to go og Disney on the first. Too bad they feel pressured by the media to do fan service on their beloved films most of the time 🤢
@@lexalina132 I don't like it being historically accurate. Because the movie is based on the real story, but it's not supposed to be exactly like it. I prefer the magic they put on the first movie. It makes it beautiful for kids and adults.
1:19 to 1:30 is actually a good shot I wouldn't mind if they kept in
B. Fox What? That is in the final version.
No I'm saying if they kept that shot in, I would have still liked the visual overall
Oh, sorry. thought you were talking about the lyrics. My mistake. Have a nice day!
There's some things I like in this version more than the final one. At the same time, there's some things I'm glad they cut out.
There’s some things I like in this version more than the final one. At the same time, there’s some things I’m glad they cut out.
i like how this gives us a look at what this movie could've been, especially since i don't like how the final film came out.
i like how this gives us a look at what this movie could’ve been, especially since i don’t like how the final film came out.
This isn't bad, but it doesn't have the same impact as the final version does. Don't get me wrong, Judy Kuhn's voice is still beautiful, but man there are certain parts that clearly needed to be perfected. The most glaring example is towards the end, "You can own the earth and still, all you'll own is earth until you can paint with all the colors of the wind", I mean there is literally no pause or break in there. Also, why the hell did they give John Smith facial hair?
+Kobe Busia because back then, it wouldn't have been strange for a man like John Smith to have facial hair. Actually, it would have been really common for all grown men to have facial hair. I guess they wanted to be a little more accurate, but backed out at the last minute since the John Smith we see in the movie has no facial hair.
MusicLover_KB John Smith has facial hair because razors didn’t exist back then!
@@EditorOfSL well they might have, but actually shaving someone's face would've been much more dangerous than nowadays. If the barber wast careful he could easily slit his own throat. Also i much prefer pocahontas' design here sans the headband. She looks more like a teen or kid as opposed to sexy 20-something. Although it makes the VA's deeper voice sound out of place
I personally like the early version. I love the character design.
I personally like the early version. I love the character design.
This song....everytime I hear Judy Kunh's voice...she gives me chills
This song….everytime I hear Judy Kunh’ voice…she gives me chills
This is so weirs and so neat at the same time. The concept srt when singing about cutting down a tree you will never kno-- i lost it it was so funny. Alot of it is very cool tho. Im so glad i found this. Pocahontas is one of my favorite movies
This is so weirs and so neat at the same time. The concept srt when singing about cutting down a tree you will never kno- I lost it
I would have actually preferred them to keep this Pocahontas in the actual movie... You know... Considering how the real Pocahontas was twelve when she may or may not have helped John Smith in his greatly exaggerated adventures. It would have been good to have a younger, childish Pocahontas instead of the stoic supermodel she is in the actual movie. I dunno. It would be really different if this wide-eyed, innocent kid was running around with John Smith and teaching him about the forest. Couldn't it be interesting if John Smith in the movie was portrayed as a greedy asshat, but then comes to appreciate nature because of this kid and how much better she understands nature than him. That could be a real cool and powerful moment.
Considering John Smith and Pocahontas are supposed to fall in love in this fictionalized version of the story, I would say it would have been a decidedly bad idea for Pocahontas to be a 12-year-old girl.
I like how they looked as concept art more. John Smith's facial hair are more accurate, and Pocahontas looks more childish, which is also accurate, because she appeared way older in the final movie than she was in real life. But I know the final version is inaccurate, and It wasn't as successful as The Lion King, but I still like it. I Just think the concept art versions of the characters look better.
I like how they looked as concept art more. John Smith’s facial hair are more accurate, and Pocahontas looks more childish,
The hoop part is so cool! This is more like what their relationship was in real life. (I don't think they actually liked each other in "that way", but eh, I'm not disney)
The hoop part is so cool! This is more like what their relationship was in real life. (I don’t think they actually liked each other in “that
What I like about this one is that Pocahontas seems to have more personality. I still prefer the version they used, but her expressions and all in this one were more fun to watch...plus the age difference was more accurate
What I like about this one is that Pocahontas seems to have more personality. I still prefer the version they used, but her
woow. i actually love how john smith almost accurately look like his
real life self with that small beard. and pocahontas actually looks like a preteen in appearance. btw, this part in the song "in a circle, in a hoop that never ends" was sung a bit weird, i still preferred the final version of that.
woow. i actually love how john smith almost accidentally look like his real life self with that small beard. and pocahontas
Incredibly!! this song with all the variations, is Amazing!!!
(with Judy kuhn's voice, of course)
Incredibly!! this song with all the variations, is Amazing!!! (with Judy kuhn’s voice, of course)
This version is so pretty too! I love them both!
This version is so pretty too! I love them both!
Wow, I never even knew that there had been a different opening to the song. Thanks for posting it!
Wow, I never even knew that there had been a different opening to the song. Thanks for posting it!
I was pretty ok up until 2:17, and then I pretty much just lost it lol. It's fun to see early concepts. :)
I was pretty ok up until , and then I pretty much just lost it lol. It’s fun to see early concepts. :)
WOW! Thank you so much for the upload. I am really glad they changed #80 with all the animals holding hands in a circle. THe final cut was spoke more strongly.
WOW! Thank you so much for the upload. I am really glad they changed #80 with all the animals holding hands in a circle. THe
I love the detaill of the hat, bc that makes the impression that John Smith has a close-mind but at the end he is open-minded bc he doesnt have the hat,
And in the movie he doesnt have it in all the song but he looks more open to hear what Pocahontas said
(Sorry the bad English)
I love the detaill of the hat, bc that makes the impression that John Smith has a close-mind but at the end he is open-minded bc
2:22 - 2:27, I can't tell you how grateful I am that they scratched that "hands across america" bit .lmao
2:22 - 2:27, I can’t tell you how grateful I am that they scratched that “hands across america” but .lmao
I think if they had taken this version it would be pretty cool, too. I like both versions, this one and the final.
Thank you for uploading!
I think if they had taken this version it would be pretty cool, too. I like both versions, this one and the final. Thank you for
Disney has such a way of making the film look like how nobody else would do it. It really rises above a typical Indian animation. I love the class and the power.
Disney has such a way of making the film look like how nobody else would do it. It really rises above a typical Indian animation.
Love this and the finished version is even better.
Love this and the finished version is even better.
Bearded John Smith though 😩😍
Bearded John Smith though 😩😍
I like Pocahontas’s outfit in this one more, it seems more authentic somehow. And John here definitely looks more like a man in the Stuart era would than what they went with in the end.
I like Pocahontas’s outfit in this one more, it seems more authentic somehow. And John here definitely looks more like a
Personally I like both of the characters original depictions instead of the final product. In the movie Pocahontas doesn’t really look like any other Disney Princess. She looks like a super model. John Smith too. It worked for the style of the movie but even as a kid I connected and cared a lot more about young Thomas than John because John was too freaking handsome. I didn’t feel as much pity or empathy as I wanted to because he was just so much better looking and charming than everyone else. Prince Navid in Princess in the frog is a good example of handsome done right. Was he super handsome, charming, and cocky, sure. But he was still entertaining and somewhat relatable. He also had an actual personality. What is John’s personality. He likes adventure I guess. He’s brave and strong, and I guess he wants to do the right thing. Okay but hes also bland and tooo perfect. One of his first scenes is him jumping into THE OCEAN during a STORM, and pulling a grown man to safety with one hand on the rope. Then he cracks a joke about it. Too perfect. Prince Eric in the little mermaid was super similar but somehow also came off as really chill. John just looks like he knows he’s amazing.
Personally I like both of the characters original depictions instead of the final product. In the movie Pocahontas doesn’t
Judy Kuhn giving a flawless delivery of this song even in its early stages
Judy Kuhn giving a flawless delivery of this song even in its early stages
I think Eric Goldberg did the storyboards here! I thought the style looked familiar.
I think Eric Goldberg did the storyboards here! I thought the style looked familiar.
It's crude, Pocahontas looks like a stereotype character, and honestly some parts were a little hard to watch! But this is fascinating!! This is how stuff happens. I am grateful to be able to see this. Thank you!
It’s crude, Pocahontas looks like a stereotype character, and honestly some parts were a little hard to watch! But this is
John smith looks sexy with a beard
John smith looks sexy with a beard
I really miss good old drawings like this
I really miss good old drawings like this
Pocahontas & John Smith look so much like the Golden Films version but I’m glad that Disney changed it for looking more adult. :D
I love the early style! It's cute !
I love the early style! It’s cute !
haha, wow... I thought that the motion arrows were like.. arrows shot through the trees at Pocahontas or something, I feel stupid. xD
I like the intro here, but I'm glad they went with the version that they did, especially in Pocahontas' design. xD
haha, wow… I thought that the motion arrows were like.. arrows shot through the trees at Pocahontas or something, I feel
This one is nice but I'm glad they changed it. In this one pocahontas seems to be teaching john smith and that is it but in the last version the one we all have seen there is a more intimate relationship and I think it makes more sense
This one is nice but I’m glad they changed it. In this one pocahontas seems to be teaching john smith and that is it
I'm very glad they didn't end up with this version omfg
I can tell those drawings were done by Eric Goldberg.
It doesn't look bad!
I loved the way he expressed the characters in those storyboards.
I can tell those drawings were done by Eric Goldberg. It doesn’t look bad! I loved the way he expressed the characters in
Nice version ! The circle part is a bit sloppy but I love how John Smith looks in this video.
Nice version ! The circle part is a bit sloppy but I love how John Smith looks in this video.
Guys, stop talking about the real ages of John and Pocahontas because Disney's Pocahontas was INSPIRED by the real Pocahontas' story, it wasn't her biography or something... Not sure if you know but Disney makes films for kids, not documentary films :/
Yes, from the "Gold Box". I would highly recommend it especially now since LD players are at reasonable prices and you can get an unopened box for less that $40 on Ebay if you are patient.
Yes, from the “Gold Box”. I would highly recommend it especially now since LD players are at reasonable prices and you can
John Smith looks like Miguel from The Road To El Dorado! Funny, because Katzenberg worked on this movie.
John Smith looks like Miguel from The Road To El Dorado! Funny, because Katzenberg worked on this movie.
Most of the early art was done by director Eric Goldberg. The later ones done in charcoal that look more like the movie were done by Glen Keane.
Most of the early art was done by director Eric Goldberg. The later ones done in charcoal that look more like the movie we’re done
Pocahontas here looks totally anoying. I like the final one, it gives more value to the instrumentals (wich makes it sound way better) and the visuals look less childish, That rainbow-river looks like something that you would see in the wall of a kinder garden.
Looks kawaii tho.
+Pinky Tart yeah because the river was just a beginning sketch...
KiKi she WAS a child. 12.
Yes I agree with you l like the final version but at the same time I wish they changed her character design like this and keep her personality a little more childish and keep the visuals the same as the final version
I absolutely adore this.
I absolutely adore this.
Well this was just a concept version done by the director to show the rest of the staff how the scene should look shot for shot. He probably wasn't sure at the point what he wanted, so they became deer-birds or whatever. =D
Well this was just a concept version done by the director to show the rest of the staff how the scene should look shot for
Colors of the Wind from Walt Disney's Pocahontas 1995
Colors of the Wind from Walt Disney’s Pocahontas 1995
This is early before recharging
This is early before recharging
too great to be seen in real version. -0-
too great to be seen in real version. -0-
John was already looking very sexy but this version, I find, make him really show off another sexy side and I think it's more realist.
Some they were explorers they were looking for gold and spices, they had no worries about theirs moustaches or whaterver. xD
I love Pacahontas too, but that's a little bit to steotyped to my taste. x)
John was already looking very sexy but this version, I find, make him really show off another sexy side and I think it’s more realist.
CUTECUTECUTE WTF SO CUTE
Yes I agree
John smiths design looks so much better here
John smiths design looks so much better here
Oh! I like the two weird deer things... and the extending circle.
Oh! I like the two weird deer things… and the extending circle.
Hahah, that makes much more sense than people trying to murder Pocahontas during a 'Love the World!' song. xD
Hahah, that makes much more sense than people trying to murder Pocahontas during a ‘Love the World!’ song. xD
it would have been cool to see this animated and in the special features for the DVD. I would love to see how it would how been if they used this version.
it would have been cool to see this animated and in the special features for the DVD. I would love to see how it would how been if
I wish they could have done more a mixture of both this and the final version.
I wish they could have done more a mixture of both this and the final version.
I'm pretty glad much of this didn't appear in the final cut. Some of the bits were just... strange/corny, especially the joining of the arms into a circle with the animals. Ho boy.
I’m pretty glad much of this didn’t appear in the Final Cut. some of the bits were just… strange/corny, especially the
@loveyhoos I wouldn't say these were more accurate - Pocahontas looks highly stereotypical, even more so than in the film.
@loveyhoos I wouldn’t say these were more accurate - Pocahontas looks highly stereotypical, even more so than
This was on the "Gold Box" laserdisc set released in 1997.
This was on the “Gold Box” laserdisc set released in 1997.
I prefer the designs to the finished movie Pocahontas should look young and innocent
I really liked how this ended :))
I really liked how this ended :))
Is it me or does John look like Pheobus?
John Smith looks more historically accurate in this version.
John Smith looks more historically accurate in this version.
Though it's a problematic film,Pocahontas knows how to roust a positivist with that line 0:06. Why did they have to change it?
Though it’s a problematic film,Pocahontas knows how to roust a positive with that line . Why did they have to change it?
This John Smith looks like Phoebus from The Hunchback of Notre Dame
This John Smith like Phoebus from The Hunchback of Notre Dame
omg I'm so happy John doesn't have a beard! :D and Pocahontas doesn't have that feather headdress.. :D
omg I’m so happy John doesn’t have a beard! :D and Pocahontas doesn’t have that feather headdress.. :D
Oooh interesting I liked it...Though I must admit the chosen one fitted more beautifully but this one is still pretty close to it
Oooh interesting I liked it…Though I must admit the chosen one fitted more beautifully but this one is still pretty close to it
I like how Pocahontas ACTUALLY looks her age for once.
I like how Pocahontas ACTUALLY looks her age for once.
I'm glad they changed her design. Whites would be even more confused about the diversity of Native looks if she looked like that. Btw, her headband is Northwest Pacific.
Evening Dim do you mind clarifying about the confusion? :)
This would've made it more historically accurate. Though Pocahontas was not quite a teenager yet.
This would’ve made it more historically accurate. Though Pocahontas was not quite a teenager yet.
Beautiful video! Could you please upload more Pocahontas deleted scenes? I am Greek and in Greece the 10th aniversary edition hasn't been released yet...
Beautiful video! Could you please upload more Pocahontas deleted scenes? I am Greek and in Greece the 10th aniversary
@WolfCry8, if you ask me, he almost looks a lot like Errol Flynn in this version.
@WolfCry8, if you ask me, he almost looks a lot like Errol Flynn in this version.
I like Smiths character design here better than the one they used in the film.
I like Smiths character design here better than the one they used in the film.
The sleeves on john smiths shirt look like the puffy sleeves of Ariel's pink ball gown
The sleeves on john smiths shirt look like the puffy sleeves of Ariel’s pink ball gown
Wow!
Wow!
I kind of like the opening lyrics here, though I get why they used something else, officially.
@@livingwithautism3789 that’s what *I* said
cooool! *wide eyed, big grin*
coooll! *wide eyed, big grin*
Hi there. Do you own this video? May I use this video to make a music project?
Hi there. Do you own this video? May I use this video to make a music project?
Why did John Smith have a beard in this deleted scenes.
Why did John Smith have a beard in this deleted scenes.
I actually liked the intro of this version better than the intro of the final version
I actually liked the intro of this version better than the intro of the final version
@blackcatshadows I don't think so, but I don't know for sure...
@blackcatshadows I don’t think so, but I don’t know for sure…
Where did you get this clip? From the Laserdisc Box Set?
Where did you get this clip? From the Laserdisc Box Set?
why r u replyin' every1 by copyin' what they've written?
That looks real different.
That looks real different.
Is it me or at 3:15 she looks like Aladdin?
Great first concept though!
Is it me or at 3:15 she looks like Aladdin? Great first concept though!
I LOVE THIS! But I prefer the more sophisticated looking Pocahontas.
I LOVE THIS! But I prefer the more sophisticated looking Pocahontas.
Oh I forgot to say that I like the fact to that John in this version, by his expression (0:24 & 0:33) and acting (1:02) look very European compared to Pocahontas. I mean, he try to protect her really drastically (Taking place cause he got a gun) and his expression of angriness because he still think Pocahontas is a savage.
Also the song seen to start on the "almost" killed snake that Pocahontas let go that we still can hear in our version (The rattle).
It's much more dark than our version. o:
Oh I forgot to say that I like the fact to that John in this version, by his expression (0:24 & 0:33) and acting (1:02) look
i don't get the helment thing at the end
i don’t get the helmet thing at the end
I really like this Pocahontas
I really like this Pocahontas
Paint 🎨 with all the colors of the wind 🎼🎶🎵🎼🎶🎵🎼🎶🎵
Paint 🎨 with all the colors of the wind 🎼🎶🎵🎼🎶🎵🎼🎶🎵
Is this 1993, 1994 or 1995?
Is this 1993, 1994 or 1995?
Smith looks to old with the beard this version make her look younger and him look older
Smith looks to old with the beard this version make her look younger and him look older
This version is very ‘Lion King-esque’. It’s cute, but childish.
This version is very ‘Lion King-esque’. It’s cute, but childish.
0:40 ok see this? this is a stick. you pick up things with a styick.
0:55-0:58 now this here is a rock and a tree. touch them together and you're like a witch doctor or something.
0:59 OMG its a bear, say hi to the bear.
1:02 oh no don't shoot me!
1:04 no no its ok, its not a Kardashian, I checked Mr. Dracula
1:12-1:16 oh thank you sparing me Mr. White man, heres a cub.
1:17-1:22 oh my god its a werewolf I see one, oh its right there. oh its just a reflection and stuff. dang it, crimanetly.
1:32-1:46 hey you see this? this is a mirage. I look like a mirage, lets be dance boy. hehe you like when I dance don't ya boy? Now get over here, we're gonna jump off a cliff you're so stupid.
1:50-1:57 come on I'll race ya. Oh my god wait up! I can't race a native American, that's racism!
2:01-2:07 hey lets cut to the next scene and pretend this never happened ok, this is a kids film.
2:18-2:28 ok you know what? I really love you right now, but just promise not to tell my father. Why Not?
2:48-2:54 And you never look up into the sky on pride rock, because we have to appreciate pride rock or else we are going to fall of the rock, or should I say be pushed off the rock. hard to tell.
ok see this? this is a stick. you pick up things with a styick. - now this here is a rock and a tree. touch them together and
actually i thought pocahontas looked younger in this one and john smith looked older :)
actually i thought pocahontas looked younger in this one and john smith looked older :)
Did anybody else think at 0:52 that John Smith was somehow shooting an arrow out of his gun at Pocahontas? XD
Did anybody else think at 0:52 that John Smith was somehow shooting an arrow out of his gun at Pocahontas? XD
Love pocohantas head piece
Love pocohantas head piece