The only thing I remember about An Extremely Goofy Movie is that scene where they're sat at the table, and I'm not sure which character it was, but he's staring at his hands like 'Why do we all wears gloves??'
I think Lady & the Tramp 2 perfectly captures the mentality of being a child, especially a child with strict parents. Scamp does try to fit in & do what he's told but at some points you just crack & need to do your own thing. He wants to smell the flowers, play with children, do dog stuff, & he doesn't like cats (& to be fair I think we all hate those 2 Siamese cats). Lady & Tramp are dismissive of his problems & struggles. Everyone (both humans & dogs) gets mad when he acts like himself or just different from the rest. Also most of his "bad behavior" is actually caused by Jim Dear & Darling being poor dog owners. Scamp NEEDS more exercise/play time but the daily walk is all they seem to do. He gets forced to stay inside (not even a cracked window) where he is expected to act like a "good" dog by sitting &/or laying down most of the day. He is punished & yelled at for getting dirty even though he is a puppy & clearly hasn't been trained yet.
Yeah, those are all common problems that owners go through in the first few months to a year of a new puppy or litter .and like you said Dear/Darling did not have a lot of patience with anything Scamp does.
As an owner of a energetic puppy like Scamp I totally agree with you. They are so used to Lady's calm character that they don't know how to handle a dog like Scamp. He just needed attention and playful moments with his owners
@@alexiacaceda1421 Lady was a lot calmer than Scamp despite a few accidents like when she tries to give Darling a newspaper, but gets ripped apart by the dog door.
i can hardly watch the first half of this movie because of how bad the puppy care is, like why the fuck did jim dear keep leaving hats on the floor if he knew scamp would chew on them??? JUST GIVE HIM SOMETHING TO CHEW ON THEN??? also the way he bathes him...it's understanding as to why scamp hates baths because that looks overwhelming as hell
I love Scamps Adventure, and while I mostly agree Buster and Tramp are the highlight, I am a bit disappointed you never touched on Scamps little love Interest who does contest the life of being a stray. Her character isn't much deeper than 'the streets suck and I want a home' but I think she is a good foil for Scamp. She points out the harsh reality of being a stray a few times and even humiliates Buster at some point. It could just be my personal experiences but I believe her character helped flesh the story out a bit better.
Angel and Scamp's relationship is lowkey pedo fuel when you take into account that she's more Buster's age than Scamp's, she just looks young because of her breed.
@@link1207 She's mentioned to have been in several houses before to which I doubt a puppy just kept getting kicked out like people were knocking down pins at the bowling alley. And from a narrative perspective, it shows a further flaw of not proofreading and making the person that's meant to be sympathetic as morally questionable.
@@stirlingno.1296 bruh she could have lived at each one for a month. If you want to think about Pedophilia in a movie about puppies that's on you. I don't think any child watching that is going to assume she's a lot older than him, their mind wouldn't go there. I don't think there's any harm in 'Puppy Love' cause that's what it is. But you do you.
@@link1207 It's not just puppy love when one of the parties is an actual adult. "I don't think any child watching that is going to assume she's a lot older than him, their mind wouldn't go there." Naturally children aren't going to pick up on it, but seeing it through adult eyes, regarding the context and taking information into consideration, it's a whoooole bag of questionable material.
I grew up with the lady and the tramp 2 so it’s very nostalgic for me. Thank you for talking about it in the way you did:) And Buster is 100% the bitter ex
I cant have been the only one that got predatory vibes from Buster due to how he treated Angel who was a child. Why would an adult ever call a kid "Angel Cakes"?!!
I think Beauty and the Beast: Enchanted Christmas would've worked if the Beast wanted to give Belle a happy Christmas, and Belle just sad that she couldn't see her father on the holiday they always shared, giving her a Lizzie Bennet style sense of prejudice against the Beast. But Belle soon learns to start seeing the good in the beast. Angelique could also be fearful of the Beast forgetting her, and angry that the Beast needs her again after all this time. That would've been a much more organic movie.
I’m gonna argue the Enchanted Christmas was one of the best ones imo. Yeah it definitely wasn’t perfect, but it had Forte, one of if not the most terrifying sequel villain. Plus I actually liked it showing more about how/when the Beast was cursed and how his temper doesn’t just disappear overnight (like it does in the original movie imo) but shows how he’s trying to do better to make Belle happy and find his humanity. Plus he does learn the error of his ways and gifts Belle a big Christmas party at the end of the movie too
I can't lie, Scamp's Adventure was a constant rewatch for me growing up. I loved the songs so much -Always There makes me, age 21, cry -Scamps regret, Angel's grief for having never had that happiness, Lady and Tramps sad acceptance that Scamp has left them despite their offers of support (Tramp was supportive, until Buster showed up). I Didn't Know That I Could Feel This Way might have the longest title of a Disney song, but I always found something about it extremely beautiful, their goofiness and developing bonds. Whilst plot wise, its that typical 'I'm going to recreate past events because my overbearing parent won't communicate!' I actually think it has a lot of heart at its core, and the family element of it has always struck so close to home for me. Call it nostalgia, but I revisit it everytime I rewatch the original (often!) and really hope Disney will remake Scamp and Angel plushies!
Yeah. Not only redeem/fix The Little Mermaid 2’s writing but make the 2D hand drawn animation for that film look better and have a higher budget like similar to the 3rd The Little Mermaid movie: Ariel’s Beginning. I always thought its handrawn animation in the 2nd film looked good when I saw it many times as a kid. Looking back at it and after watching the first original movie’s animation budget, now the sequel’s animation looks outdated. That’s something I would fix as well.
I personally liked “The Lady & The Tramp 2: Scamp’s Adventure.” Although I guess it’s because of nostalgia, because I saw it all the time as a child. Although to be fair I liked the sequels more as a child than the originals. But as I grew up I started liking the originals more, but there are still a few sequels I still love even if they’re not as good as the originals. One of my all time favorite Disney sequel I love is “The Lion King 2: Simba’s Pride.”
It'd be neat to watch a vid on a "rewritten" version of Mulan 2, starting with a plot based more on the deleted battle scene, or with a more natural flow of Mulan and Shang having a conflict with how to complete a mission (Mulan with her out-of-the-box thinking and Shang with his by-the-book thinking).
I do find some Good and Guilty Pleasure with the Disney Sequels while a few a Bad and Terrible,I will say that my favorite one of the Sequels is Lion King 2 Simba's Pride.
An Extremely Goofy movie isn't as good as the first but as products of their time go it holds up and is enjoyable. It was probably just an oversight done out of laziness but I also like that Roxanne wasn't in it because addressing that most people don't have long term relationships with their first crush is a refreshing and helpful moral for kids media to have.
I disagree. If they had made mention of Max and Roxanne splitting up or going their own ways, or even him with a new love, that'd be fine. It addresses that no you don't always stay with your high school crush, but she's simply not mentioned at all. From a story standpoint, this is just frustrating to most viewers like myself. If you want to make the point that people don't stay together like that, then fine. SAY THAT. Otherwise, just let us have our fun and see them still together. Let me see how they've grown as a couple and as characters. Like it or not a LARGE part of the first movie was Max trying to win her over. I find it very unsatisfying that we are shown them actually become a couple, only to pretend that part of the story doesn't exist in the sequel. It'd be like if there was a Hercules 2, and in it Meg is never shown or mentioned at all. It's just a weird and baffling choice to make.
@@Videomaster21XX I mean to be fair, I never cared much for Max and Roxanne's "relationship" to begin with, especially since her only purpose was being "main character's love interest" with that waaaaay too human-esque design.
@@stirlingno.1296 That just kinda makes it even more disappointing to me that we didn't get her in the second movie. Perfect chance to flesh out her character that's wasted. I don't hate the sequel by any means, I just really lament that we could have expanded on this particular plot point, but instead just ignore it outright. "What could have been"
I've been thinking about The Enchanted Christmas for a while, and I think it would have been better if it was a slice of life epilogue to the OG movie. Like, it's their first Christmas post curse, and Belle's trying to make it a good one for 'Beast'. You could still keep Angelique, the tree climax but you can add scenes like Belle and 'Beast' finally talking about motivations and fears, a return to the village with the Movie still ending with the party at the castle. We would have to lose Fife and Forte as our villians, but It could be an enjoyable time.
The only redemption for Beauty and the Beast Enchanted Christmas is if: During the scene where Beast is contemplating his feelings about Belle and touching his wound... The enchantress's spell creates a parallel universe where everyone except the Beast is changed. Belle now has a personality where she'll accept him no matter what. She'll even take his abuse. This alternate universe challenges the Beast to see whether he has the strength to change and be the man the real Belle deserves. After defeating the organ (Beast's inner self) and passed the enchantress tests, Beast is returned to his reality to become a better man. It gives this weird midquil a purpose as the first test of the Beast and Belle's relationship. It also explains why plummet is MIA.
Forte feels bizarre, he on some level must know that if the spell isn't broken then he becomes a regular organ, that will probably be torn apart by the Beast, but at the same time he's dependent on the Beast's attention and admiration. Some of this could be the madness of being trapped in the basement for years, isolated from most of the other objects, but at the same time it feels like a type of self-destructiveness that makes no sense. As much as I don't like Catra from She-Ra 2018 at least her self-destructiveness made sense, a lot of it was her being jealous of Adora and desperately wanting to outdo her, while also wanting to feel loved and wanting to lash out at Adora for all the abuse that Shadow-Weaver put her through, but Forte just wants attention, maybe it's because the plot and story were rushed but I couldn't see as much of a reason why he wants to control Beast.
Actually I don't think it was mentioned in the original movie that the household turns into inanimate objects upon the last petal falling. That was added in the musical adaptation, and later the live action remake, but I don't think it was in the original animated movie. Adding it raised the stakes behind breaking the spell, but it also kind of made the beast letting belle go to be with Maurice kind of suckish because the scene stops being about the beast putting belle before himself, and more about the beast dooming his servants to die.
While I'm not much of a fan of any of these now, I sure liked the Beauty and the Beast Christmas Special in particular when I was a really young child, and I'm sure I'm not alone in this, so thank you for making a video focussing on the little stuff those movies actually do well! And around christmas time, too, just in time for a little of nostalgic innocence.
I'll be honest, I grew up on Scamp's adventure and related to him as a kid, so I always saw him and Angel's journey to be the highlight and focal point. I saw it as a movie mainly about Scamp learning to appreciate what he has from her putting into perspective that it isn't all it's cracked up to be not to have loved ones who truthfully care about you. Buster was more a force to drive that point home than a full blown antagonist. He was just a happy go-lucky street dog until he decided to get revenge on Tramp's son, but it was shown even from the beginning they thought of Scamp as nothing and he even saw his "Junkyard Family" as disposable and vice versa in the long run. Scamp longed for the freedom his father once had, and Angel longed for structure safety and genuine connection. It was something both of them didn't have Angel got her wish to have loved ones who care and Scamp learned what he yearned for may not have been "being wild and free" with no one to care for him and roughing it on his own, but for respect and independence within the system he already had. Which Tramp finally granted him in the end. It was actually one of my FAVORITE Disney movies as a kid along with Aristocats and Alice in Wonderland and I didn't even see the original till much after the second which admittedly made the less relatable mushy love story of Lady and Tramp feel like the sequel.
we grew up during the sequels fever so I hold them in a special place in my heart, as bad as they may be. the lady and the tramp and the little mermaid II were my def favorites, I'd watch them all the time. (But I'll die defending melody because DUH WHO WOULDN'T WANT TO BE A MERMAID COME ON, and she befriends timon and puumba from the sea, a must!!!!)
Forte .That bella & the beast monster is actually burned into my young mind. It wasn't traumatic. It gave me an odd sense of fear that I didn't mind having when watching that movie. That, made him litterly one of the best villains.
I personally enjoy Lady and the Tramp 2: Scamp's Adventure. I got it on DVD when it was new release wise and the making of included in its special features only made me appreciate the movie more. I love how they handled Scamp and Angel and how they had a puppy version of the spaghetti scene. It also helped that Scamp had his very own comic series so to me and others the movie basically brought him to life and expanded his world more. It is definitely flawed but its one of the Disney sequels i wouldn't change a single thing of. Weird i know but that's how it is for me personally :) I found your points definitely fair but i has that bias history with this not so shiny gem hehe
same here. I was born in 2001 and grew up with the first and second Lady and The Tramp. I def liked the sequel more because of the less old music. I loved Scamp and Angel. Scamp was relatable with the wanting to run away syndrome
an extremly goofy movie was the epitome of the "he on x-games" and "that was legitness" to me, anytime I see either of those vines I emidetly think of this movie, I also saw the sequal before the original and it took me way too long to get that they were conected. So, just so we on the same page: An Extremly Goofy Movie, my beloved
E. Goofy Movie is a weird one for me. It has one of my favourite animated sequences in Disney with "Shake your groove thing" and the dynamic between Goofy and Sylvia is adorable. The issue is Max. Not only does he not seem to have grown at all since the last film, he's regressed. He seemed to at least tolerate the nature of his dad before, if not learn to appreciate it. From the word go in the sequel though, he does everything to keep Goofy out of his life. His manipulative plans are arguably even worse this time than in the original. It was one thing to change a map route, but to use him to get even with someone, and even slyly push him into a relationship just to keep him away?
I actually have a nice fond memory with A extremely goofy movie. When my little brother was being born, it was on in the waiting room, and whenever the movie comes to mind I think about waiting for any news about my little brother... That and burning my tongue on hot chocolate.
Instead of creating mediocre-to-bad CG remakes of their beloved classics, Disney should look into remaking their sequels and more mediocre or "meh" films, like The Black Cauldron and the Aristocats. Belle's weird and problematic characterization in all of the sequels is what kept the B&B Christmas special from potentially becoming a classic!
I hope you do more videos like this one about other sequels (or maybe through the Land Before Time series...?). This was really cool to watch! I especially liked that you spoke about Scamp's Adventure, a sequel I kinda enjoyed! The backgrounds & patterns on the walls & floors of the house are actually accurate to the original. I kinda love how the added baggage of Buster & Tramp was just... so good. It made the story feel tense when it's just a kid that needs to learn how rough the real world is the hard way. These sequels (and a lot of others, like Balto 2, for example) have a thing for the children of the romantic leads of the first film getting into some sort of mischief & self-discovery of things, don't they?
I loved Scamp's Adventure, though my favourite aspect of the movie wasn't Buster; it's Angel. Her backstory is quite tragic, and her literal puppy love with Scamp was so adorable. I wished the movie focused more on her and her life, and how she came to be a junkyard dog. I do admit that Buster was interesting though.
I definitely have a soft spot for all the Disney direct-to-video sequels because I (like many) grew up with them. Some are stronger than others, but I think each and every single one of them had really talented people behind them who did the best they could at making entertaining movies.
Most of them aren’t bad, actually pretty decent imo. Only ones I absolutely will not tolerate are Hunchback of Notre Dame 2 (we really needed to give Quasi a girlfriend?) and especially Pocahontas 2, my god this one was an absolute nightmare in so many ways, especially the historical accuracy debate (yes, the sequel was just as inaccurate as the first)
O velho complexo de vira-lata. Eu sentia que você era brasileira não sei o que me motivou a por isso na cabeça, mas sempre pensava que não deveria ser, que eu só estava imaginando coisas, que esse tipo de conteúdo que aquece meu coração falando de coisas que amo tanto (Barbie hehehe) não poderia sair de alguém daqui. Sempre acabo pensando que não somos capazes de produzir coisas tão boas mas sempre mordo a língua e fico muito feliz por isso. Muito obrigada por tudo que você produz aqui no youtube. (eu só não tinha comentado antes por que não sei escrever em inglês muito bem, só consigo entender e arranhar falando kkkkk) Feliz Natal e Ano Novo!!!!
Obrigada pela parte que me toca :D Eu acho muito divertido quando a galera sente a "vibe" de que eu sou brasileira; eu nunca tentei esconder esse fato, mas eu gosto de pensar que tem alguma coisa que transparece mesmo quando eu não falo a respeito. É sempre legal ver outros BRs nos comentários tbm!
I actually watched Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas once when I was a kid. My family and some other families were on the bus trip to Tykkimäki. On the bus, we were shown Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas on VHS and two screens. We did take two brakes from watching it; first was when we had a lunch break at Rolls and second was when arrived to Tykkimäki. When Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas ended, we watched Moomins until we were back at home. Forte is hands down the best part of Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas. His fascinatingly creepy CGI characters design, sinister personality, perfect motivation and the fact he is voiced by Tim Curry just make him a great character.
Whenever I think of the Beauty and the Beast sequel, I have forgotten everything about it except, that it took place over Christmas, and Mastro Forte, someone who whenever I hear a piano or an organ, I can't think about anything aside from him, truly and underrated villain
That Tramp and Buster portion of the Thumbnail is big yes energy for me here. Not that it will ever happen, but if Tramp hadn't met Lady, I wonder how they would have rolled out the story between those two?
I've never seen a goofy movie just the extreme one, and this show made me want to go to college as a kid too! I've decided that I can't afford it but I still wish I could go and it's because of this show
Couldn't agree more on these films having their bad yet good sides as well! And having the Good analyzed a bit more makes me appreciate them in a slightly new way
I feel like honestly Scamp had his own ways of learning about how being a stray wasn’t all it was cracked up to be because of both Angel being a role model to him and him getting sent to the pound.
@@vermiciousknid519 I didn’t say that Angel got sent to the pound I was saying that her story made him think otherwise and him getting to sent to the pound was another prime example. My apologies if it came out wrong though. I just edited my comment just to have it make more sense.
WAIT. YOU´RE BRAZILLIAN? DUDE, I´M BRAZILLIAN AND I NOT EVEN SUSPECTED THAT!!! Amazing. Loved your video, and I have to say, The Goofy Movie and the Sequel were the best. The disco scene is fire, Disney we need more 80s Disco Vibe.
2 things I would fix with The Little Mermaid 2: Return To The Sea are the writing, have better execution, and make the 2D handrawn animation look better and have a higher budget similar to Ariel’s Beginning’s animation budget with maybe more 3D elements, because the 2nd film has poorly hand drawn animation on the characters especially the facial expressions looking static like soulless robots and the movements not looking realistically smooth, and they hardly used much 3D objects in places that would’ve been good with necessary use of CG objects.
It's still so freaking funny to how, if Beast was real, he would actually be more popular transformed than as a human, because let's be honest he's more interesting monstrous (also more handsome don't @ me) Also Tramp?, Bi king, thanks DISNEY
The Lady and The Tramp II is a movie I have a lot of nostalgia for. I remember having it on VCR and watching time and time again. From today's perspective: yes, it certainly lacks the specific charm of first Lady and The Tramp. It's a bit generic story of "be careful of what you wish for" and "family is most important". But it still was enough to entertain me as a kid. And I have some really good memories related to it.
I think Scamp's adventure is underrated. I'll admit that Scamp himself is kind of an annoying little shit, but Angel really is a surprisingly interesting character who evens him out quite nicely and acts as something of a conscience. They do love each other, but start out with practically opposite goals, which gives them a nice dynamic with each other. My biggest gripe is admittedly the pop songs which feel way too early 2000's for a film set in the 50's. Otherwise, I like the movie even if it is rough around the edges.
I havent seen any of your content in so long, but I suddenly started saying "thank youuu for watching" to myself and knew I had to find you again. but I forgot your name and had to find you by searching for "robots says trans rights" so if you dont already hear this enough, your content seriously means so so much to me, and has gotten me through some parts of my life as a beacon of certainty when things were changing around me so quickly, and of positivity when I started to think in increasingly negative ways. You have such a memorable personality and your ideas have stuck with me months or even years later, thank you for being you.
Now i WANT a second part, i loved this video as much as i loved the movies you talked about when i was little and had nothing to do in the afternoon rather than watching them on tv(bc my neighbourhood was really hostile and i'm sorta the "calm" type, so i had no real friends irl until i was a teen), so yeah, i wanna see you talk about them more.
i’m gonna be honest, i love little mermaid 2! ever since i was younger, it was all i talked about!! melody was so inspiring to me and i think i love it more than the original! you should make a video on it if u have time :)
I also watched The Little Mermaid 2 much more often than the first one! Same with The Lion King 2. Honestly, the only Disney sequel I can't forgive is the Hunchback of Notre Dame sequel, it threw away so many good aspects of the first one and never properly explained how the villain stole that bell.
I’d add Pocahontas 2. It was just as awful. Aside her ending up with Rolfe, I just found it so boring and the characters (especially Poca and Smith) were completely different characters and were total jerks towards each other to try to explain why she ended up with Rolfe instead
Well I’ve seen all of these sequels especially Lady and Tramp II which I watched more times than original (and it was my first introduction to Fourth July since I am not American and as a kid I did not know about that holiday). Also loolimg back Scramp was probably very relatable to me cos in my mind I oomd of wanted to play and be free from resposibilities of school etc so that was a bonus - along with very good musical number of catchy songs
The beginning of Extremely Goofy Movie ripped my heart out. That’s what I remember the most. But Goofy’s romance was one of the best parts of the movie that I remember too.
The only problem I have with Scamps Adventure is that Buster is as old as Tramp but are also making claims at Angel, calling her 'his' girl. I know they are dogs but still, this is a kids movie and that is an adult dog making moves on a puppy/much younger dog. Other than that, I always loved the movie.
Except, here's the thing; Angel is not a puppy, she's closer to Buster's age than Scamp's given her background and the fact that she's small on account of her breed. If anything the "adult dog making moves on a puppy/much younger dog" is actually Angel on Scamp...and Ruby on Scamp at one point.
Scamp's adventure gets *really weird* with the age thing. I think the writers were slightly aware of this, because they gave Scamp a voice that reads ambiguously young/old, but it doesn't help much. There's a plot point in the original Lady and the Tramp where Lady is basically considered an "adult" once she reaches 6 months of age, so maybe Scamp's Adventure was leaning somewhat on the in-movie notion that once a dog is "grown" it's like one universal "adult" age - but it's still really weird!!
I grew up with An Extremely Goofy Movie and didn't know there was a first one until I was a teenager- I'm not sure that I've actually ever seen the first one
Thank you for making this videos!! I love the Goofy movies, those make think and appreciate how much effort my parents put to show how much they love my siblings and I, even when they don´t get much our hobbies or studies, and that conection, is a mutual effort. You are from Brazil??!! Hello fellow southamerican!! Tons and tons of love from Chile!! Muchos cariños y mis mejores deseos!! Happy Christmass and Happy New year!!
WAIT YOU'RE BRAZILIAN???? I'm brazilian too and I've been watching you for some time and your videos are rly cool and i totally had no idea you were brazilian :"D that's so cool tho
I was watching the extremely goofy movie part and I was like “I don’t think I’ve watched this…” and then the slam poetry part came on and I REMEMBERED WATCHING IT
Angel, Scamp's love interrest is a really likable character. She is cute, brave, honest and doesn't let Buster annoy her. Also, the puppy have a sad past. Each time she found a family, the humans became allergic or have a baby or move out. She got abandon because of thoses reasons and couldn't found a new home. That's so tragic ;( I felt bad for her and was happy she got adopted by Jim and Darling. Scamp was cruel with Angel. When she asked him to run away with her, he refuses. The kid constantly is telling her that she never understood how living with a family works, complains a lot. It was annoying Xs Scamp was lucky that she warned her father or else he would be killed by the giant dog. Angel deserves better than him!
20:21 Okay, but I am SHOCKED to know you're Brazilian ?? I'm Portuguese and let me tell you, I would have NEVER guessed by your subtle accent ? Nem consigo imaginar como a tua voz soa em Português - mas adorava ouvir :)
OMG YOU'RE BRAZILIAN?jesus christ your english is perfect i LOVE your videos and to know you're fellow latina it makes me like you so much more 💕 i love you videos and thought you give to animated movies in general
I too watched The Little Mermaid 2 more than the original as a kid. That was also the case for Pocahontas 2. But also wow I didn't know you are from Brazil 0: Greetings from your lousy neightbour, Argentina 🤣🤣
I actually grew up watching the little mermaid 2 before the first one, and it left me pretty confused because A, why was the little mermaid a human in the beginning and B, who is Ursula and why does everyone keep talking about her.
The only thing I remember about An Extremely Goofy Movie is that scene where they're sat at the table, and I'm not sure which character it was, but he's staring at his hands like 'Why do we all wears gloves??'
He was high
It was Bobby who said that
and he was never seen again....
I likes that scene XD
It was Bobby lol
"Buster is Tramps bitter ex"
I wholeheartedly agree
I think Lady & the Tramp 2 perfectly captures the mentality of being a child, especially a child with strict parents. Scamp does try to fit in & do what he's told but at some points you just crack & need to do your own thing. He wants to smell the flowers, play with children, do dog stuff, & he doesn't like cats (& to be fair I think we all hate those 2 Siamese cats). Lady & Tramp are dismissive of his problems & struggles. Everyone (both humans & dogs) gets mad when he acts like himself or just different from the rest. Also most of his "bad behavior" is actually caused by Jim Dear & Darling being poor dog owners. Scamp NEEDS more exercise/play time but the daily walk is all they seem to do. He gets forced to stay inside (not even a cracked window) where he is expected to act like a "good" dog by sitting &/or laying down most of the day. He is punished & yelled at for getting dirty even though he is a puppy & clearly hasn't been trained yet.
Yeah, those are all common problems that owners go through in the first few months to a year of a new puppy or litter .and like you said Dear/Darling did not have a lot of patience with anything Scamp does.
I feel like Jim Dear and Darling had to learn for themselves to have Scamp be himself but in the right ways possible.
As an owner of a energetic puppy like Scamp I totally agree with you. They are so used to Lady's calm character that they don't know how to handle a dog like Scamp. He just needed attention and playful moments with his owners
@@alexiacaceda1421 Lady was a lot calmer than Scamp despite a few accidents like when she tries to give Darling a newspaper, but gets ripped apart by the dog door.
i can hardly watch the first half of this movie because of how bad the puppy care is, like why the fuck did jim dear keep leaving hats on the floor if he knew scamp would chew on them??? JUST GIVE HIM SOMETHING TO CHEW ON THEN??? also the way he bathes him...it's understanding as to why scamp hates baths because that looks overwhelming as hell
I love Scamps Adventure, and while I mostly agree Buster and Tramp are the highlight, I am a bit disappointed you never touched on Scamps little love Interest who does contest the life of being a stray. Her character isn't much deeper than 'the streets suck and I want a home' but I think she is a good foil for Scamp. She points out the harsh reality of being a stray a few times and even humiliates Buster at some point. It could just be my personal experiences but I believe her character helped flesh the story out a bit better.
Angel and Scamp's relationship is lowkey pedo fuel when you take into account that she's more Buster's age than Scamp's, she just looks young because of her breed.
@@stirlingno.1296 well, her age is never stated so I guess it could be? But from a narrative perspective I think that's missing the point.
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She's mentioned to have been in several houses before to which I doubt a puppy just kept getting kicked out like people were knocking down pins at the bowling alley. And from a narrative perspective, it shows a further flaw of not proofreading and making the person that's meant to be sympathetic as morally questionable.
@@stirlingno.1296 bruh she could have lived at each one for a month. If you want to think about Pedophilia in a movie about puppies that's on you.
I don't think any child watching that is going to assume she's a lot older than him, their mind wouldn't go there. I don't think there's any harm in 'Puppy Love' cause that's what it is. But you do you.
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It's not just puppy love when one of the parties is an actual adult.
"I don't think any child watching that is going to assume she's a lot older than him, their mind wouldn't go there."
Naturally children aren't going to pick up on it, but seeing it through adult eyes, regarding the context and taking information into consideration, it's a whoooole bag of questionable material.
I just want a sequel where we see Beast adjusting to being human again after being a beast for so long.
Same and It would also be interesting to see Belle having an actual character development
@Will N what?
I grew up with the lady and the tramp 2 so it’s very nostalgic for me. Thank you for talking about it in the way you did:)
And Buster is 100% the bitter ex
An Extremely Goofy Movie is already good it doesn't need to be redeemed.
Agreed.
I recently watched it and it was rlly good ngl not as good as the first one but that's asking for a lot.
That’s true; I would’ve swapped it out for something worse like Mulan 2, or Hunchback 2
THANK YOU! 👏👏👏
there's only one problem with it....
where's Roxanne?
I cant have been the only one that got predatory vibes from Buster due to how he treated Angel who was a child. Why would an adult ever call a kid "Angel Cakes"?!!
I think Beauty and the Beast: Enchanted Christmas would've worked if the Beast wanted to give Belle a happy Christmas, and Belle just sad that she couldn't see her father on the holiday they always shared, giving her a Lizzie Bennet style sense of prejudice against the Beast. But Belle soon learns to start seeing the good in the beast. Angelique could also be fearful of the Beast forgetting her, and angry that the Beast needs her again after all this time. That would've been a much more organic movie.
I’m gonna argue the Enchanted Christmas was one of the best ones imo. Yeah it definitely wasn’t perfect, but it had Forte, one of if not the most terrifying sequel villain. Plus I actually liked it showing more about how/when the Beast was cursed and how his temper doesn’t just disappear overnight (like it does in the original movie imo) but shows how he’s trying to do better to make Belle happy and find his humanity. Plus he does learn the error of his ways and gifts Belle a big Christmas party at the end of the movie too
I can't lie, Scamp's Adventure was a constant rewatch for me growing up. I loved the songs so much -Always There makes me, age 21, cry -Scamps regret, Angel's grief for having never had that happiness, Lady and Tramps sad acceptance that Scamp has left them despite their offers of support (Tramp was supportive, until Buster showed up). I Didn't Know That I Could Feel This Way might have the longest title of a Disney song, but I always found something about it extremely beautiful, their goofiness and developing bonds. Whilst plot wise, its that typical 'I'm going to recreate past events because my overbearing parent won't communicate!' I actually think it has a lot of heart at its core, and the family element of it has always struck so close to home for me. Call it nostalgia, but I revisit it everytime I rewatch the original (often!) and really hope Disney will remake Scamp and Angel plushies!
An Animated series would be nice.
Ya know, I always wanted to see a “improved, rewritten” version of The Little Mermaid 2.
I think it would be interesting.
Yea one where Ursula wins
@@kristataylor4129 you mean Morgana since she's the villain in the sequel.
Yeah. Not only redeem/fix
The Little Mermaid 2’s writing but make the 2D hand drawn animation for that film look better and have a higher budget like similar to the 3rd The Little Mermaid movie: Ariel’s Beginning. I always thought its handrawn animation in the 2nd film looked good when I saw it many times as a kid. Looking back at it and after watching the first original movie’s animation budget, now the sequel’s animation looks outdated. That’s something I would fix as well.
@@dimensionalmagic yes or an alternate ending to the 1st one
Same
I personally liked “The Lady & The Tramp 2: Scamp’s Adventure.” Although I guess it’s because of nostalgia, because I saw it all the time as a child. Although to be fair I liked the sequels more as a child than the originals. But as I grew up I started liking the originals more, but there are still a few sequels I still love even if they’re not as good as the originals. One of my all time favorite Disney sequel I love is “The Lion King 2: Simba’s Pride.”
It'd be neat to watch a vid on a "rewritten" version of Mulan 2, starting with a plot based more on the deleted battle scene, or with a more natural flow of Mulan and Shang having a conflict with how to complete a mission (Mulan with her out-of-the-box thinking and Shang with his by-the-book thinking).
I do find some Good and Guilty Pleasure with the Disney Sequels while a few a Bad and Terrible,I will say that my favorite one of the Sequels is Lion King 2 Simba's Pride.
I would honestly LOVE to see another one of these.
An Extremely Goofy movie isn't as good as the first but as products of their time go it holds up and is enjoyable. It was probably just an oversight done out of laziness but I also like that Roxanne wasn't in it because addressing that most people don't have long term relationships with their first crush is a refreshing and helpful moral for kids media to have.
I disagree. If they had made mention of Max and Roxanne splitting up or going their own ways, or even him with a new love, that'd be fine. It addresses that no you don't always stay with your high school crush, but she's simply not mentioned at all. From a story standpoint, this is just frustrating to most viewers like myself. If you want to make the point that people don't stay together like that, then fine. SAY THAT. Otherwise, just let us have our fun and see them still together. Let me see how they've grown as a couple and as characters. Like it or not a LARGE part of the first movie was Max trying to win her over. I find it very unsatisfying that we are shown them actually become a couple, only to pretend that part of the story doesn't exist in the sequel. It'd be like if there was a Hercules 2, and in it Meg is never shown or mentioned at all. It's just a weird and baffling choice to make.
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I mean to be fair, I never cared much for Max and Roxanne's "relationship" to begin with, especially since her only purpose was being "main character's love interest" with that waaaaay too human-esque design.
@@stirlingno.1296 That just kinda makes it even more disappointing to me that we didn't get her in the second movie. Perfect chance to flesh out her character that's wasted. I don't hate the sequel by any means, I just really lament that we could have expanded on this particular plot point, but instead just ignore it outright. "What could have been"
I've been thinking about The Enchanted Christmas for a while, and I think it would have been better if it was a slice of life epilogue to the OG movie. Like, it's their first Christmas post curse, and Belle's trying to make it a good one for 'Beast'. You could still keep Angelique, the tree climax but you can add scenes like Belle and 'Beast' finally talking about motivations and fears, a return to the village with the Movie still ending with the party at the castle. We would have to lose Fife and Forte as our villians, but It could be an enjoyable time.
The only redemption for Beauty and the Beast Enchanted Christmas is if:
During the scene where Beast is contemplating his feelings about Belle and touching his wound...
The enchantress's spell creates a parallel universe where everyone except the Beast is changed. Belle now has a personality where she'll accept him no matter what. She'll even take his abuse.
This alternate universe challenges the Beast to see whether he has the strength to change and be the man the real Belle deserves. After defeating the organ (Beast's inner self) and passed the enchantress tests, Beast is returned to his reality to become a better man.
It gives this weird midquil a purpose as the first test of the Beast and Belle's relationship. It also explains why plummet is MIA.
Forte feels bizarre, he on some level must know that if the spell isn't broken then he becomes a regular organ, that will probably be torn apart by the Beast, but at the same time he's dependent on the Beast's attention and admiration. Some of this could be the madness of being trapped in the basement for years, isolated from most of the other objects, but at the same time it feels like a type of self-destructiveness that makes no sense. As much as I don't like Catra from She-Ra 2018 at least her self-destructiveness made sense, a lot of it was her being jealous of Adora and desperately wanting to outdo her, while also wanting to feel loved and wanting to lash out at Adora for all the abuse that Shadow-Weaver put her through, but Forte just wants attention, maybe it's because the plot and story were rushed but I couldn't see as much of a reason why he wants to control Beast.
The fact that the beast has stopped being a child not so long ago (he is only 20-21)makes Forte even more weird and kind of creepy
Actually I don't think it was mentioned in the original movie that the household turns into inanimate objects upon the last petal falling. That was added in the musical adaptation, and later the live action remake, but I don't think it was in the original animated movie. Adding it raised the stakes behind breaking the spell, but it also kind of made the beast letting belle go to be with Maurice kind of suckish because the scene stops being about the beast putting belle before himself, and more about the beast dooming his servants to die.
While I'm not much of a fan of any of these now, I sure liked the Beauty and the Beast Christmas Special in particular when I was a really young child, and I'm sure I'm not alone in this, so thank you for making a video focussing on the little stuff those movies actually do well! And around christmas time, too, just in time for a little of nostalgic innocence.
I'll be honest, I grew up on Scamp's adventure and related to him as a kid, so I always saw him and Angel's journey to be the highlight and focal point. I saw it as a movie mainly about Scamp learning to appreciate what he has from her putting into perspective that it isn't all it's cracked up to be not to have loved ones who truthfully care about you. Buster was more a force to drive that point home than a full blown antagonist. He was just a happy go-lucky street dog until he decided to get revenge on Tramp's son, but it was shown even from the beginning they thought of Scamp as nothing and he even saw his "Junkyard Family" as disposable and vice versa in the long run. Scamp longed for the freedom his father once had, and Angel longed for structure safety and genuine connection. It was something both of them didn't have Angel got her wish to have loved ones who care and Scamp learned what he yearned for may not have been "being wild and free" with no one to care for him and roughing it on his own, but for respect and independence within the system he already had. Which Tramp finally granted him in the end. It was actually one of my FAVORITE Disney movies as a kid along with Aristocats and Alice in Wonderland and I didn't even see the original till much after the second which admittedly made the less relatable mushy love story of Lady and Tramp feel like the sequel.
we grew up during the sequels fever so I hold them in a special place in my heart, as bad as they may be. the lady and the tramp and the little mermaid II were my def favorites, I'd watch them all the time. (But I'll die defending melody because DUH WHO WOULDN'T WANT TO BE A MERMAID COME ON, and she befriends timon and puumba from the sea, a must!!!!)
"she befriends timon and pumba from the sea" that's literally it girl I'm dying. Melody was my role model
Forte .That bella & the beast monster is actually burned into my young mind. It wasn't traumatic. It gave me an odd sense of fear that I didn't mind having when watching that movie. That, made him litterly one of the best villains.
Hell yeah an extremely goofy movie rules It introduced me to right back where we started from iconic film
I personally enjoy Lady and the Tramp 2: Scamp's Adventure. I got it on DVD when it was new release wise and the making of included in its special features only made me appreciate the movie more. I love how they handled Scamp and Angel and how they had a puppy version of the spaghetti scene. It also helped that Scamp had his very own comic series so to me and others the movie basically brought him to life and expanded his world more. It is definitely flawed but its one of the Disney sequels i wouldn't change a single thing of. Weird i know but that's how it is for me personally :) I found your points definitely fair but i has that bias history with this not so shiny gem hehe
the puppy spaghetti scene was rly cute I'll give you that sdkhshdjgkf
@@DrawpinionDump Yay :)
same here. I was born in 2001 and grew up with the first and second Lady and The Tramp. I def liked the sequel more because of the less old music. I loved Scamp and Angel. Scamp was relatable with the wanting to run away syndrome
an extremly goofy movie was the epitome of the "he on x-games" and "that was legitness" to me, anytime I see either of those vines I emidetly think of this movie, I also saw the sequal before the original and it took me way too long to get that they were conected. So, just so we on the same page: An Extremly Goofy Movie, my beloved
Eu não achava que você era brasileira que bom ver mais youtubers brasileiros bons ❤❤❤.
E. Goofy Movie is a weird one for me. It has one of my favourite animated sequences in Disney with "Shake your groove thing" and the dynamic between Goofy and Sylvia is adorable.
The issue is Max. Not only does he not seem to have grown at all since the last film, he's regressed. He seemed to at least tolerate the nature of his dad before, if not learn to appreciate it. From the word go in the sequel though, he does everything to keep Goofy out of his life. His manipulative plans are arguably even worse this time than in the original. It was one thing to change a map route, but to use him to get even with someone, and even slyly push him into a relationship just to keep him away?
I actually have a nice fond memory with A extremely goofy movie. When my little brother was being born, it was on in the waiting room, and whenever the movie comes to mind I think about waiting for any news about my little brother... That and burning my tongue on hot chocolate.
Instead of creating mediocre-to-bad CG remakes of their beloved classics, Disney should look into remaking their sequels and more mediocre or "meh" films, like The Black Cauldron and the Aristocats. Belle's weird and problematic characterization in all of the sequels is what kept the B&B Christmas special from potentially becoming a classic!
I hope you do more videos like this one about other sequels (or maybe through the Land Before Time series...?). This was really cool to watch!
I especially liked that you spoke about Scamp's Adventure, a sequel I kinda enjoyed! The backgrounds & patterns on the walls & floors of the house are actually accurate to the original. I kinda love how the added baggage of Buster & Tramp was just... so good. It made the story feel tense when it's just a kid that needs to learn how rough the real world is the hard way. These sequels (and a lot of others, like Balto 2, for example) have a thing for the children of the romantic leads of the first film getting into some sort of mischief & self-discovery of things, don't they?
I loved Scamp's Adventure, though my favourite aspect of the movie wasn't Buster; it's Angel. Her backstory is quite tragic, and her literal puppy love with Scamp was so adorable. I wished the movie focused more on her and her life, and how she came to be a junkyard dog. I do admit that Buster was interesting though.
I'VE WATCH YOUR VIDEOS FOR YEARS- AND JUST NOW LEARNED- You Are A Brazilian! Meu Deus!~ Incrível!
I definitely have a soft spot for all the Disney direct-to-video sequels because I (like many) grew up with them. Some are stronger than others, but I think each and every single one of them had really talented people behind them who did the best they could at making entertaining movies.
Most of them aren’t bad, actually pretty decent imo. Only ones I absolutely will not tolerate are Hunchback of Notre Dame 2 (we really needed to give Quasi a girlfriend?) and especially Pocahontas 2, my god this one was an absolute nightmare in so many ways, especially the historical accuracy debate (yes, the sequel was just as inaccurate as the first)
O velho complexo de vira-lata. Eu sentia que você era brasileira não sei o que me motivou a por isso na cabeça, mas sempre pensava que não deveria ser, que eu só estava imaginando coisas, que esse tipo de conteúdo que aquece meu coração falando de coisas que amo tanto (Barbie hehehe) não poderia sair de alguém daqui. Sempre acabo pensando que não somos capazes de produzir coisas tão boas mas sempre mordo a língua e fico muito feliz por isso. Muito obrigada por tudo que você produz aqui no youtube. (eu só não tinha comentado antes por que não sei escrever em inglês muito bem, só consigo entender e arranhar falando kkkkk)
Feliz Natal e Ano Novo!!!!
Obrigada pela parte que me toca :D Eu acho muito divertido quando a galera sente a "vibe" de que eu sou brasileira; eu nunca tentei esconder esse fato, mas eu gosto de pensar que tem alguma coisa que transparece mesmo quando eu não falo a respeito. É sempre legal ver outros BRs nos comentários tbm!
Cinderella 3 is the best Disney sequel they have ever made. I wish they made all the sequels with the level of love and fun this one had.
I actually watched Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas once when I was a kid. My family and some other families were on the bus trip to Tykkimäki. On the bus, we were shown Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas on VHS and two screens. We did take two brakes from watching it; first was when we had a lunch break at Rolls and second was when arrived to Tykkimäki. When Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas ended, we watched Moomins until we were back at home.
Forte is hands down the best part of Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas. His fascinatingly creepy CGI characters design, sinister personality, perfect motivation and the fact he is voiced by Tim Curry just make him a great character.
Whenever I think of the Beauty and the Beast sequel, I have forgotten everything about it except, that it took place over Christmas, and Mastro Forte, someone who whenever I hear a piano or an organ, I can't think about anything aside from him, truly and underrated villain
Damn Maestro scared the shit out of me as a kid!
That Tramp and Buster portion of the Thumbnail is big yes energy for me here.
Not that it will ever happen, but if Tramp hadn't met Lady, I wonder how they would have rolled out the story between those two?
I've never seen a goofy movie just the extreme one, and this show made me want to go to college as a kid too! I've decided that I can't afford it but I still wish I could go and it's because of this show
Couldn't agree more on these films having their bad yet good sides as well! And having the Good analyzed a bit more makes me appreciate them in a slightly new way
What a great Christmas gift. Thanks for always putting out such high quality content, always appreciate it.
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I feel like honestly Scamp had his own ways of learning about how being a stray wasn’t all it was cracked up to be because of both Angel being a role model to him and him getting sent to the pound.
Angel wasn't sent to the pound.
@@vermiciousknid519 I didn’t say that Angel got sent to the pound I was saying that her story made him think otherwise and him getting to sent to the pound was another prime example.
My apologies if it came out wrong though.
I just edited my comment just to have it make more sense.
@@andreasmeelie1889 apology accepted and I'm sorry for my misunderstanding.
WAIT. YOU´RE BRAZILLIAN? DUDE, I´M BRAZILLIAN AND I NOT EVEN SUSPECTED THAT!!! Amazing. Loved your video, and I have to say, The Goofy Movie and the Sequel were the best. The disco scene is fire, Disney we need more 80s Disco Vibe.
Can’t believe I’m adding ‘Tramp’ to my private (very large) list of ‘Unconfirmed Bisexual Disney Characters’
2 things I would fix with The Little Mermaid 2: Return To The Sea are the writing, have better execution, and make the 2D handrawn animation look better and have a higher budget similar to Ariel’s Beginning’s animation budget with maybe more 3D elements, because the 2nd film has poorly hand drawn animation on the characters especially the facial expressions looking static like soulless robots and the movements not looking realistically smooth, and they hardly used much 3D objects in places that would’ve been good with necessary use of CG objects.
My favorite part of all of your videos is the little snippet at the end. It's always so funny!
Idk why but seeing the thumbnail I thought it was one of these weird edits with Disney random ships
Oh dang, you're Brazilian? Nice to see BR people having an impact on international media.
I unironically love Belle's Magical Christmas, mostly because of the songs and Tim Curry.
^Sees Tramp/Buster in the thumbnail
Oh, yes, you got good taste.
It's still so freaking funny to how, if Beast was real, he would actually be more popular transformed than as a human, because let's be honest he's more interesting monstrous (also more handsome don't @ me)
Also Tramp?, Bi king, thanks DISNEY
Yes i totally agree That buster and tramp are exs. It will be the only thing i will forever stand by.
The Lady and The Tramp II is a movie I have a lot of nostalgia for. I remember having it on VCR and watching time and time again. From today's perspective: yes, it certainly lacks the specific charm of first Lady and The Tramp. It's a bit generic story of "be careful of what you wish for" and "family is most important". But it still was enough to entertain me as a kid. And I have some really good memories related to it.
I think that Lion King 2 and Extremely Goofy Movie were pretty good, I think I liked them more than the original
I think Scamp's adventure is underrated. I'll admit that Scamp himself is kind of an annoying little shit, but Angel really is a surprisingly interesting character who evens him out quite nicely and acts as something of a conscience. They do love each other, but start out with practically opposite goals, which gives them a nice dynamic with each other. My biggest gripe is admittedly the pop songs which feel way too early 2000's for a film set in the 50's. Otherwise, I like the movie even if it is rough around the edges.
"An Extremely Goofy Movie" is so goood! I agree of it being the basis of my understand of what a college was. haha
You should talking about the jungle book 2.
I always appreciate Bonus Cat Footage
I havent seen any of your content in so long, but I suddenly started saying "thank youuu for watching" to myself and knew I had to find you again. but I forgot your name and had to find you by searching for "robots says trans rights"
so if you dont already hear this enough, your content seriously means so so much to me, and has gotten me through some parts of my life as a beacon of certainty when things were changing around me so quickly, and of positivity when I started to think in increasingly negative ways. You have such a memorable personality and your ideas have stuck with me months or even years later, thank you for being you.
Now i WANT a second part, i loved this video as much as i loved the movies you talked about when i was little and had nothing to do in the afternoon rather than watching them on tv(bc my neighbourhood was really hostile and i'm sorta the "calm" type, so i had no real friends irl until i was a teen), so yeah, i wanna see you talk about them more.
i’m gonna be honest, i love little mermaid 2! ever since i was younger, it was all i talked about!! melody was so inspiring to me and i think i love it more than the original! you should make a video on it if u have time :)
I also watched The Little Mermaid 2 much more often than the first one! Same with The Lion King 2. Honestly, the only Disney sequel I can't forgive is the Hunchback of Notre Dame sequel, it threw away so many good aspects of the first one and never properly explained how the villain stole that bell.
I’d add Pocahontas 2. It was just as awful. Aside her ending up with Rolfe, I just found it so boring and the characters (especially Poca and Smith) were completely different characters and were total jerks towards each other to try to explain why she ended up with Rolfe instead
you're doing an excellent job, dear!
I say we tie strings around Belles wrists and make her the lead puppet in pinocchio's "I've Got No Strings"🤷🏼♀️😆
Merry Christmas!
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Man I watched all three of these on repeat growing up.
Merry Xmas, and cannot wait to see more of your video essays on Disney shows and the like next year.
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Cinderella 3 lives rent free in my mind
Never saw Lady and the Tramp 2 and i always thought Jim Dear named Tramp Butch 🤔
Well I’ve seen all of these sequels especially Lady and Tramp II which I watched more times than original (and it was my first introduction to Fourth July since I am not American and as a kid I did not know about that holiday). Also loolimg back Scramp was probably very relatable to me cos in my mind I oomd of wanted to play and be free from resposibilities of school etc so that was a bonus - along with very good musical number of catchy songs
Oh sweet I love when you talk directly through my phone
The beginning of Extremely Goofy Movie ripped my heart out. That’s what I remember the most. But Goofy’s romance was one of the best parts of the movie that I remember too.
Beauty & the Beast enchanted Christmas was not a great movie but I really liked the song Stories. The art direction in that single song was so good
That organ still haunts my dreams lol
You don't need to redeem An Extremely Goofy Movie. It's perfect the way it is.
Loved watching this video, your content is improving with every upload!
Hope this becomes a series
Great christmas gift
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! And the message and cats at the end too :-)
Lady and the Tramp 2 has a nice early 1900s slice of Americana feel to it, I think there's even a Ragtime style song in the soundtrack!
The only problem I have with Scamps Adventure is that Buster is as old as Tramp but are also making claims at Angel, calling her 'his' girl. I know they are dogs but still, this is a kids movie and that is an adult dog making moves on a puppy/much younger dog. Other than that, I always loved the movie.
Except, here's the thing; Angel is not a puppy, she's closer to Buster's age than Scamp's given her background and the fact that she's small on account of her breed. If anything the "adult dog making moves on a puppy/much younger dog" is actually Angel on Scamp...and Ruby on Scamp at one point.
Scamp's adventure gets *really weird* with the age thing. I think the writers were slightly aware of this, because they gave Scamp a voice that reads ambiguously young/old, but it doesn't help much. There's a plot point in the original Lady and the Tramp where Lady is basically considered an "adult" once she reaches 6 months of age, so maybe Scamp's Adventure was leaning somewhat on the in-movie notion that once a dog is "grown" it's like one universal "adult" age - but it's still really weird!!
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Or they just didn't think things through and let some lowkey soft underage content slip through the gaps.
I grew up with An Extremely Goofy Movie and didn't know there was a first one until I was a teenager- I'm not sure that I've actually ever seen the first one
Thank you for making this videos!!
I love the Goofy movies, those make think and appreciate how much effort my parents put to show how much they love my siblings and I, even when they don´t get much our hobbies or studies, and that conection, is a mutual effort.
You are from Brazil??!! Hello fellow southamerican!! Tons and tons of love from Chile!! Muchos cariños y mis mejores deseos!! Happy Christmass and Happy New year!!
Não sabia que você era BR!!!! Que daora! Amo seus vídeos :D
AH e eu concordo, Pateta 2 é um filme incrível, com certeza meu guilty pleasure ;3
WAIT YOU'RE BRAZILIAN???? I'm brazilian too and I've been watching you for some time and your videos are rly cool and i totally had no idea you were brazilian :"D that's so cool tho
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I LEGIT YELLED "WHAT"
9:40 maybe because Tramp likes that life but chose to sacrifice it for Lady
kind of like if your parents were party goers but they don't want you to go into that life
I was watching the extremely goofy movie part and I was like “I don’t think I’ve watched this…” and then the slam poetry part came on and I REMEMBERED WATCHING IT
Honestly the goofy sequel is iconic!!! The best!!
Angel, Scamp's love interrest is a really likable character. She is cute, brave, honest and doesn't let Buster annoy her. Also, the puppy have a sad past. Each time she found a family, the humans became allergic or have a baby or move out. She got abandon because of thoses reasons and couldn't found a new home. That's so tragic ;( I felt bad for her and was happy she got adopted by Jim and Darling.
Scamp was cruel with Angel. When she asked him to run away with her, he refuses. The kid constantly is telling her that she never understood how living with a family works, complains a lot. It was annoying Xs Scamp was lucky that she warned her father or else he would be killed by the giant dog. Angel deserves better than him!
20:21 Okay, but I am SHOCKED to know you're Brazilian ?? I'm Portuguese and let me tell you, I would have NEVER guessed by your subtle accent ? Nem consigo imaginar como a tua voz soa em Português - mas adorava ouvir :)
OMG YOU'RE BRAZILIAN?jesus christ your english is perfect i LOVE your videos and to know you're fellow latina it makes me like you so much more 💕 i love you videos and thought you give to animated movies in general
‘Tramps trouble was busters trouble and busters trouble was tramps trouble’ ….Uhh. Yeah they were totally a thing. 🤣🤣
I too watched The Little Mermaid 2 more than the original as a kid. That was also the case for Pocahontas 2.
But also wow I didn't know you are from Brazil 0:
Greetings from your lousy neightbour, Argentina 🤣🤣
I just now relies how Stitch’s and Scamps GF’s have the same name Angel.
Coincidence *I THINK NOT*
Ok, I was just enjoying your videos as usual AND NOW I KNOW U R FROM HERE?? Dayum! And yes, the "college experience" is just not it
An Extremely Goofy movie needs no redemption, you can't fix perfection
I actually grew up watching the little mermaid 2 before the first one, and it left me pretty confused because A, why was the little mermaid a human in the beginning and B, who is Ursula and why does everyone keep talking about her.