Watching The Aristocats (1970) FOR THE FIRST TIME!! || Movie Reaction!
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Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! See you next for Maleficent and a surprise movie!
I hope the surprise movie’s Dolphin tail because I’ve been asking so many times.
I hope I’m not being to pushy if I am I’m really sorry.🙁
CANT WAIT TO SEE IT!
All right! I love Maleficent movie! First and second are great stories
i hope it’s mary poppins returns
i love thé aristocats
It's ok Nick, you're a grown adult, we watched this for the first time when were little kids. I think it's normal you wouldn't be as entertained as we were back then, plus for us now it has an emotional taste attached to it
This used to be my absolute favourite film when I was little. The amount of "Everybody wants to be a cat" I sang is *astronomical*
Also, little random fact, I still call blended minestrone "Creme-a-la-Edgar", because that was the only way for my grandma to get me to eat it.
For serious? I'd never eat something called that as a tiny kid. It would make me worried it would knock me out. It's like when The Simpsons made me think monorails were dangerous (although if I'd been a little older, I would have known it was just the ones Hartman's character was selling - but seeing one with broken brakes and another dangling from a broken rail...
Easily one of the best Disney classics. It’s crazy how unknown this movie is when it’s literally one of the most fun Disney movies out there! 😸💕
There’s many that are much better, but the era it came from probably makes it seem like it. The Rescuers, The Rescuers Down Under, The Black Cauldron… are better than this one.
@@judeless77 those movies definitely are not better than this one.
Honestly I completely forgot this movie existed. Used to watch this religiously as a kid. Thanks for the nostalgic trip :)
It's sad this movie is slightly forgotten, but good news is is that at least they have merchandise for Marie!!!
Honestly, same. I just about wore out the VHS
Yeah I use to rent this film on VHS all the time, and yet I keep forgetting about it lol.
I could never forget this movie! I stumbled upon it on TV during New Year's night some years ago and I still knew it by heart!=^w^=
This one is really nostalgic to see again. The chase scene with Edgard and the dogs and when tries to get his stuff back is really funny.
I always laugh at the moment with the bridge. 😂
@@monsterhanna6691 same for me and each time where Napoléon says " I'm the chief and I decide..."
In the french version, Lafayette and Roquefort are voiced by the same guy who's also the voice of a lot of Disney characters
I'm personally just loving the names of the dogs now - especially with the line "You can't win every war" being said to Napoleon and historical knowledge hitting right at the curve
As a frenche, I'm proud when the history is mentionned in movies
According to my parents, Napoleon's constant cry of "I'm the leader" was also a reference to the historical figure.
This was the first Disney Animated Canon film after Walt died, so they were kind of aimless trying to make this one. I definitely find this one charming, but I can also see why it's one of the more generally unpopular Canon entries.
just so you know- it’s not generally unpopular. it was well-received. (also your use of the word “canon” in this instance doesn’t really make sense)
@@joshwilliams5860 1. It's got a huge cult following from folks who grew up with the 90s VHS, but critically it's usually considered one of the weaker Canon films.
2. My use of the word Canon to describe the Disney Animated Canon makes perfect sense? Because that's what the list of films from Walt Disney Animation Studios is called and has been for years?
GOLDEN AGE:
Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
Pinocchio
Fantasia
Dumbo
Bambi
PACKAGE AGE:
Saludos Amigos
The Three Caballeros
Make Mine Music
Fun and Fancy Free
Melody Time
The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad
SILVER AGE:
Cinderella
Alice in Wonderland
Peter Pan
Lady and the Tramp
Sleeping Beauty
*BRONZE AGE:
101 Dalmatians
The Sword in the Stone
The Jungle Book
DARK AGE:
The Aristocats
Robin Hood
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
The Rescuers
The Fox and the Hound
The Black Cauldron
The Great Mouse Detective
Oliver and Company
RENAISSANCE:
The Little Mermaid
The Rescuers Down Under
Beauty and the Beast
Aladdin
The Lion King
Pocahontas
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Hercules
Mulan
Tarzan
**EXPERIMENTAL AGE:
Fantasia 2000
The Emperor's New Groove
Atlantis: The Lost Empire
Lilo & Stitch
Treasure Planet
Brother Bear
Home on the Range
Chicken Little
Meet the Robinsons
Bolt
REVIVAL:
The Princess and the Frog
Tangled
Winnie the Pooh 2011
Wreck-It Ralph
Frozen
Big Hero 6
Zootopia
Moana
Ralph Breaks the Internet
Frozen II
***[[NEW AGE]]
Raya and the Last Dragon
Encanto
*(The period between Dalmatians and Oliver is known as both Bronze and Dark depending on who is talking about it, so I personally split the difference and put Bronze as the three films Walt was still alive for and Dark for the rest)
**(Disney added a film to this era in order to market Tangled as the 50th feature. The problem is the films are different depending on the country, with the US and others getting 2000s Dinosaur and the UK and others getting 2006's The Wild. Because of this discrepancy, as well as the fact that neither film is actually a Disney Animation Studios production, I usually leave them out)
***(This New Age has yet to have a name and some still tack Raya onto the Revival, but Raya feels like a turning point the way many of the other cusp films have and I have a feeling as more films are released we'll see this as an era unto its own, but time will tell)
@@HobGungan I read on Internet, the begining song was the last of the singer (who also sings it in the french version)
@@a.g.demada5263 Yes, Maurice Chevalier, a MASSIVELY popular and influential French singer and cultural icon, came out of retirement just to sing this song.
@@HobGungan I know because I'm french too
I love the old classic disney movies, they're so full of charm. Fun fact: some of the animation in this movie was reused in Robin Hood.
Another fact : in the french version, the guy who voiced Sir Hiss in " Robin Hood " voiced Lafayette and Roquefort in this one
I picked up on that while the scene was playing. Seemed a bit too familiar. 😂
@@beetlebob4675 did you notice the moment where O'Malley helps Marie who falls of the van is in " The 101 dalmatians " ?
Robin hood reused a lot of animation from many Disney movies.
Phil Harris, who voiced Thomas O'Malley is also the voice of Baloo from the Jungle Book and Little John from Robin Hood!
The fact that he kept believing in that magic carpet for so long...
I love this movie! Btw, The voice of Roquefort, Sterling Halloway, he also voiced other Disney characters such as Kaa from The Jungle Book, but his most iconic/famous voice acting role was Winnie The Pooh.
I can hear winnie the pooh in roquefort's voice now😆
In the french version, Roquefort's voice actor voiced also Lafayette in this movie. He was also the voice of Winnie the pooh, Coco rabbit and Piglet in " Winnie the pooh ", Kaa, Sir Hiss, Bernard from " The Rescuers ", The Cheshire Cat, King Hubert, and a lot of others Disney characters
And Phil Harris, the voice of Thomas O'Malley is also the voice of Little John from Robin Hood and Baloo from the Jungle Book!
The sound of Edgar's vehicle has been ingrained in my brain for over 20 years now. XD
My favorite part has always been when the little mouse shouts "QUIET!!"
What is funny is also the fact that's dollars who came out of Edgar's eyes whereas the story takes place in France and the currency in 1910 was the franc.
I'm french and it took me years to notice that
As a cat lady you can imagine how much I watched this as a kid. I like that this movie portrays cats nicely instead of evil even though those are fun to see too lol. 🐱💖
Edit: Totally understand how you feel. Even as a kid I only really cared for certain parts. There's a lot of moments that could be better but overall it's still a cute movie.
Eva Gabor has such an incredibly beautiful voice. She also voiced Miss Bianca in "The Rescuers."
100% agree!!!
In the french version, Bernard is voiced by the same guy who voiced Roquefort and Lafayette and a lot of Disney characters
That's right
I love how every time the motorcycle sputters, Edger's hat jumps up.
I loved this film so much as a kid. I actually named my late cat Berlioz. After Berlioz in this film and the composer. 🐈😻
Fun fact: in the Italian version of the movie most of the names were changed...the kittens are called Minou 🤍 Matisse 🧡 and Bizet 🖤.
Yes, it's a référence to Hector Berlioz who was a french composer (I'm french too)
His is the name I can never remember!
@@Lioness006 all the kittens' name are a reference of a french person maybe except Marie.
For Toulouse, it's a reference of the painter Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and the name of a french town
17:25 Believe it or not, that is exactly how IRL cat dads behave. Even if the mom has kittens with someone else, he's willing to step up and be the dad anyway.
If they ever make a live action of this movie they need Dick Van Dyke as the old man and Julie Andrews or Maggie Smith as the lady
I never like live action remakes of Disney classics, mostly if the main characters are animals and they make them speak in the animation which is weird, but Julie and Dick together again in such lovely roles?? That’d be perfect 💕💕💕
@@O___________0 i’m not saying i want it. But if they do these casts would be great
They'd need to be aged down quite a bit by now. I could see them if if they were the same age they were when this movie came out. And that was just over 50 years ago.
@@strawberrysoulforever8336 do you mean aged down or up?
@@namecomingsoon9517 I mean the age they were in 1970, when this movie came out.
It's so funny how an actress with a Hungarian accent voiced Duchess, who is a French cat. I could hear her talk all day. Eva Gabor and Phil Harris are gold in this!
For me, it's funny and surprising to heard the same guy than in the french version singings the begining song
Phil Harris (the voice of O'Malley) recorded an alternate version of "Ev'rybody Wants to be a Cat" shortly after the movie was released. In the movie, the song is in 3 distinct parts, with a tempo change each time, and with many cast members. The alternate version was just Harris, and stayed with the soft jazz of the first section, basically more of a "hit single" than a movie scene. This version has only appeared on a couple of "Best of Disney" record and cassette compilations, and has never been released on CD or any streaming service, so some years ago I ripped it from a cassette and used it as the audio for a cat compilation video. ua-cam.com/video/1pmCE62OD8s/v-deo.html
He's also the voice of Little John from Robin Hood and Baloo from The Jungle Book!
Yeah! I had that recording on a compilation album back in the 70's, myself. I heard lots of songs from Disney movies for the first time on it.
Thanks for the link.
Best version, in my opinion. That piano counterpoint is Sooo good
"oh no, it's gonna be just like Stand by me" what a glorious reference. i'm so proud.
this is the only disney movie, i think, i only watched once in my life, maybe i was 10 or so and it bored me to death. This is literally the second time i watching it in my 35 years of life, so i understand in some moments you just wanna move on. tho i will admit the art and animations are gorgeous
ugh i LOVED this movie as a kid!!
i watched it about 5 times a week for like two years lol
This is my mom's favourite Disney movie. And I remember as a little girl my favourite t-shirt was a pink one with Marie in a glittery heart. Good times.
My older sister I think used to have a Marie shirt too!!! 😁😁😁
If you ever go into a Disney store, there's always a ton of merchandise based on Marie. She's a cute icon and I used to love her when I was a little girl. But my Disney thing? A schoolbag with Mulan on it, wearing her dad's armor (and since I hadn't seen the movie and was only three or four, I couldn't even tell her gender).
@@strawberrysoulforever8336 yes, Marie is the only character of this movie who has merchandising and can be see in Disneyland Paris
Dude, it's totally fine if you don't like a movie as much as other movies you've watched. These are your opinions after all. It's still fun to see your initial reactions regardless!
P.S: Still hoping you'll react to Peter Pan one day, but there is absolutely no hurry.
As a cat lover this movie had a special place in my heart as a child and still today 😻. As a kid, I thought it was hilarious that the 3 kittens looked so much like 3 of the adult cats. The geese were so obnoxious , I wish they weren’t in the movie at alI. The alley cats were my favorite part of the movie.
I believe Thomas's many other names are from his past owners that gave them to him☺️
In the french version, his name is Walter Giuseppe Désiré Thomas O'Malley
@@a.g.demada5263 Haha. That doesn't have the same ring as Abraham Delacey Giuseppe Casey Thomas O'Malley, O'Malley the alley cat. haha
Ana Timonet: Ya know, I never thought of that. Great insight. But, in terms of how we felt about the movie, I was never interested in the full movie at all. But, as a kid who had all of the Disney storybook albums, this was a favorite for sure. I think it's because it's encapsulated into a 15-20 minute story with the hot points punctuated by the best songs and pictures. I think I still have this one
@@LA_HA judge by yourself 😉
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@@a.g.demada5263 Hey, that was really nice. While I still like the original a smidge more, I can certainly get used to the French version. Thank you so much for sharing the link. I enjoyed it a lot.
Happy New Year to you
Now this is a blast from my past. One of the first films I ever recall watching in life. I mean, it’s been years since I’ve sen it, but I can still somehow recite it word for word. Yes, I watched it that much way back when. 😅
I appreciate your honesty with your reaction. It do be like that sometimes. But I enjoyed most of it as well
The older movies are so great! If you haven't, I'd love to see you do Lady and the Tramp! The live action of 101 and 102 Dalmatians is also amazing for their adaptations! Also, aloha from Hawai'i!
Definitely Lady and The Tramp (The Original) and the 101 and 102 Dalmatian Live Action films as Glen Close is perfection as Cruella. 👌
The Rescuers, next please! If you like little hero mice, those are the stories for you!
The Rescuers Down Under is the sequel, so that one second.
Fun fact : in France, Bernard is voiced by the same guy than Lafayette and Roquefort
Totally underrated movies that too many people have never even heard of. One of few rare times where the sequel was better. 😍😍
I work at at Outback steakhouse, there's a piece of indigenous-inspired art in the women's room that is a lizard and some eggs, and i ALWAYS think of Joanna when i go in there.😂
@@beetlebob4675 The Rescuers is one of my favorite Disney movie with animals. I rewatch it and I cried during the song in SOS Society.
I also cried because Roger Carel (the man I talked) left us last year
Absolutely this! Was going to make my own comment about it. Totally underrated films and I love them. The sequel was one of my favs growing up.
@@Hollister_87 in France there was a documentary where the voice actors of Bernard and Madam Médusa were invited in a Disney studio for trying to voiced their characters again
This was the movie I was obsessed with as a little kid. I made my dad rewind it and play it again and again. My poor family! Thanks for reacting to it!
Something about that old George cracked me up as a kid 🤣 "Ta Ra-Ra BOOM Dee-ey!"
But really, what a sweet and humble story and just a fun time honestly. This, Robin Hood, and The Rescuers were definitely some great gems from Disney's 70s era. I really hope you'll give us the Rescuers at some point! That one was definitely a stand-out film in the time after Walt's death, which led to a pretty incredible sequel during the Disney Renaissance.
Ngl I busted out laughing when George grabbed Edgar's suspenders in his cane and yeeted up the stairs into the back of him. I'm 29 and that still holds up!
I read on Internet, what he sings is from an opera.
Oh, " The Rescuers " is one of my favorites. In the french version, Bernard is voiced by the same guy who voiced Roquefort and Lafayette in " The Aristocats "
@@RoseTintMyWorld-cr5zo me, it's when he called the elevator " a birds cage "
I like how obviously hand drawn/skribbly the art style looks
Definitely one the best Disney classics. Loved watching ur reaction to this
This is my comfort movie❤. I would rewind the VHS tape almost religiously when I was a kid. This movie inspired my love for it's sketchy art style that I would later pick on. Not to mention that my love for cats came from this movie.
“Is she like the queen?”
No, the last true queen of France lost her head while the current isn’t much of a queen and more of a first lady.
Wolfgang Reitherman might not be a household name but he should be. He was an animator on Disney movies going back to the 1930s, he worked on Snow White, Pinocchio, Fantasia, Dumbo, Cinderella, Alice In Wonderland and Sleeping Beauty. He also directed 101 Dalmations, The Aristocats, The Rescuers, Robin Hood, The Sword In The Stone and The Fox & The Hound.
I wonder how many people have seen most if not all the movies he's worked on and still don't know his name.
🎊🎶"Everybody, Everybody, Everybody wants to be a CAT"🎶 🎉🎺✌😸
Another one of my favorite childhood movies watched. Duchess and her kittens were just so adorable!
Your updates are making my days these days!!! All those classics…. Thank God you finally got the chance to see them! Can’t wait for more, especially Maleficent!!!
Also, Frou Frou is the name of a horse from book ‘Anna Karenina’, and the score compositor for this movie is the same one like for ‘One Hundred and One Dalmatians’ and ‘Sword in The Stone’ (not sure whether you watched that movie? If not, it’s a must-see as well).
Keep up the great work, Nick!!!!
In my childhood that was the funniest Disney movie I’ve ever seen. Even TENG wasn’t so much fun for me.
AWWW I’m so happy you are reacting to this!!! This is one of my favorites!!! 🥰
Ah, one of my childhood favorites!!!! I'm the future neighbourhood cat-lady ^_^ oh hell, I already am haha
I can’t believe they cut duchess’s solo song out. It could’ve added so much to her character
Duchess had a solo song?
@@twist_ending7545 yup, it’s called “she never felt alone” there’s two versions. One where it’s being played on a record and Madame sings along with her cats and one where duchess sings to Thomas on the truck explaining why shes more than just a pet to Madame. It should be here on youtube! The Sherman brothers also talk about it!
A few years ago (2018 I think), a family in Texas adopted a white cat they named Duchess because of this movie. They thought she'd been spayed, but not long after they adopted her, she had kittens - a black male kitten, an orange male kitten, and a white female kitten. So naturally they named them after the rest of the cast. (There was also a "bonus" kitten born last that they named Blue.) You can Google "real life Duchess and kittens" or "real life aristocats" or something along those lines and see them. They're a beautiful little family of fur babies.
Actually she was already named Duchess when they got her.
EYYYYY! EVERYBODY WANTS TO BE A CAT!
Loved this film as a kid and is still a favourite. Always loved the mouse, one of my faves, and the catchphrase at the end became a family quote in our house.
In France, Roquefort and Lafayette are voiced by the same guy
I never realized how long Thomas' name was until I wrote it out
Also, I kinda wanted to break through the floors just like they did in Everybody Wants To Be A Cat
Fun Fact: in the Italian version of the movie,Thomas is not Irish,he's from Rome and he's called Romeo.😎🧡
@@Nicamon ...that really is a fun fact. Thanks dude!
@@J1ntu 😁 Also the kittens are called Minou 🤍 Matisse 🧡 and Bizet 🖤.
@@Nicamon that's so cute
@@J1ntu And the mouse is called Groviera(=Gruyère which,in case you don't know,it's a type of cheese)!😄🧀🐭
Your reaction around 22:36 and then soon after (22:55 ish) when you see his eyes are wide open when the hat raises, I love it so much. 🤣 It’s also almost like you’re trying to be quiet, because it’s a sneaky quiet scene, and HE has to be quiet. I know I always laugh to the side when I’m trying to be quiet, at least. That just added to it for me. 😂
He's like an innocent child
For some reason all the scenes with the two dogs were hilarious to me as a kid, especially the one by the haystack. Used to rewind those scenes over and over cause I thought they were the funniest thing I’d ever seen.
Also: a lot of Disney films from this era don’t have great reviews. And looking back I see a lot of issues with quite a few of them. Certain scenes aren’t as captivating and they do drone on for a while. I think they still have a sort of unique charm to them, but they aren’t perfect. They aren’t grand or epic, just smaller stories.
If you haven’t already you should watch The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh :) go in expecting it to be a compilation of short stories! It’s extremely charming. I’d say that, The Jungle book, and The Fox and the Hound were the best Disney films with this particular more sketchy animation style.
2:19 - "Am I going too fast for you, Edgar?" That line is still brilliant XD
Me, I like when he calls the elevator " a birds' cage "
I remember this movie when I was 3 years old thank you for bringing this memory back
Oh gosh! How did I miss this one? I watched this movie a ridiculous amount of times when I was little. One of my current cats is named Diana Marie, the first name after princess Diana. Second... well I don't have to say 😆
This movie wasn’t exactly the best for me, but my mom says it was one of her favorites when she was younger, and that’s enough for me to love it.
"Some parts I really enjoy, and other parts I just want it to move on"
Honestly, that's a pretty common feeling towards the Disney movies of this era. There was a lot of 'padding' just to get the movie to the length of a movie haha. And you'll either enjoy that stuff or you won't. For me, the geese annoy the hell out of me, but Uncle Waldo is hilarious! I quite like the dogs but I think they get too much screentime.
I like your honesty, and it makes sense. Don't worry about apologizing xD
This and Lady and the Tramp are some of the cutest pet movies 🥰 I still wanna try Creme de la Creme a la Edgar one day (sans sleeping pills) haha
Do you finally find his recipe ?
O'Malley is voiced by Phil Harris who is also "Baloo the Bear" in the Jungle Book. The mouse is Sterling Holloway, the original "Winnie the Pooh" and the Siamese cat was Paul Winchell, voice of "Tigger".
The title song to *The Aristocats* is sung by Maurice Chevalier, an iconic French actor and cabaret singer probably best remembered for his role as Honoré Lachaille in Lerner and Loewe's classic film musical *Gigi* (1958), in which he introduced the song, "Thank Heaven for Little Girls." Eva Gabor (Duchess) also had a role in *Gigi,* incidentally.
Lol, I love those dogs. Especially Napoleon. You definitely recognize the one voice(Sheriff of Nottingham from "Robin Hood"and Chief from "Fox and the Hound").
I knew that voice sounded familiar! I knew Phil Harris was the voice of Thomas O'Malley and Little John from Robin Hood and Baloo from The Jungle Book!
@@Lioness006 in the french version, the man who voiced Roquefort and Lafayette was also the voice of Sir Hiss from " Robin Hood " and the woodpecker from " The Fox and the Hound "
Definitely an underrated and overlooked Disney movie.
Can we just admire the fact that Edgar could have killed the cats but he never tried to once this dude isn’t as heartless as people say he is
I never realized that! 😱
Well tbh he left them out in the middle of nowhere to fend for themselves and knowing the Aristocats they’ve never caught a mouse in their life
Ok I gotta say :
As a french, I was very surprised when I first heared in this video the english version of "Scales and Arpeggios", because although I see what they tried to do by keeping the recordings with mistakes or whatever, and I'm guessing the voice actors were probably children... But yeah it doesn't sound very good, and that bugged me because this song was litteraly one of my favorite Disney songs growing up (liking both cats and also being a musician surely helped xD, but the song was beautiful by itself too).
I cannot recommand you enough to check out the french version of this song, because it is much more pleasant to the ear in every way imaginable (I also overall find the French dub much better than the english original during this entire movie, both on the performance of Duchesse and the kittens, or even Madame).
Edit : watching this video reminded me how hilarious and great I found the geese to be in this movie. I loved them both dearly.
I think we can all agree that Edgar is one of the funniest Disney villains ever
And his facial expressions are pure comedy gold!😂😂😂
Well, geese ARE birds, so don't feel bad. ;) I loved this as a kid, but when it was re-released in my twenties, I was not as much of a fan of it, although I enjoyed some parts, like Uncle Waldo and Thomas' song about being an alley cat. Also, character actors who voiced the dogs were really funny. Nostalgia goes a long way with this movie.
The same woman who voices Duchess does the voice for Bianca in The Rescuers.
In France, the man who voiced Roquefort and Lafayette voiced Bernard in The Rescuers
This is probably my favourite Disney animation ❤️ I know every song and it never gets boring.
😺"We shall fly to paris on a magic carpet..."
😯"Wait is he being serious!"
- lmao😆
Fun fact: Scat Cat was voiced my Scatman Crothers, who was also in Stephen King’s “The Shining”, the one with Jack Nicholson of course.
In the french version, Roquefort's voice actor voiced Lafayette and a lot of others Disney characters
I am feeling so sick and the other day I was thinking why you had not reacted to this yet. I'm so happy now, it made me feel better to see this pop up 🥺
The actor that voices O Malley also voices Baloo in the Jungle book.
"Oh no, it's gonna be like 'Stand by Me'!" Omg 😆💀
My sister and I loved this movie as kids (still do now) because it made us laugh throughout the whole thing.
The song, Everybody Wants To Be A Cat, we would dance along with the cats lol
Don't worry, any movie is bound to have some parts that will receive criticism and it's completely fine to express yours too.
Its okay if it wasn't your thing Nick, thing is with the Aristocats is, it does fall short a bit as a disney animated film. Walt died just 4 years before this film, the 70's and 80's were known as a very dark period for Disney as a company at the time. With Walt gone, it was very hard to recapture his magic in films. They almost had to file for bankruptcy until The Great Mouse Detective finally made them enough money to stay afloat, tho I'm sure later on The Little Mermaid was what really put them on the path of success. Personally I love this film however I so realize its flaws but I'm Nostalgic for it haha.
I used to watch it in the italian version it's my favorite, sounded and felt the most original . This was a childhood favorite of mine. Thank you for the nostalgia Nick. 🧡🙏
Me, it's in french (maybe because it takes place in France).
@@a.g.demada5263 yeah am sure the french is the most authentic one , I just have memories with the Italian version as a child
Used to watch this all the time back in the day on VHS. Very underrated film.
Hey Nick, I’m officially your new subscriber!
The Aristocats always gives me so much enjoyment, from the characters, comedy, and songs/music. Definitely one of my favorites from the Bronze era of Disney films.😁
I haven't seen this movie for so many years now.
I remember when my Dad sometimes sings "Everybody wants to be a cat" just for jokes, and I was just saying to him, "Dad, no in this family we are dog people, not cat crap".
I really enjoy this movie a lot!!! To me, it's a masterpiece and I love the songs!!! I really enjoy all the side characters and I think the kittens are so cute!!! 😍 This is my childhood favorite movies!!! I also think Edgar made a great villain though he's not as over the top as Cruella De Vil, but still a pretty evil villain!!! Oh and one more thing I really enjoy Phil Harris as O'Malley a lot and I loved the family of cats!!! They are a perfect family!!! 😍
Phil Harris is also the voice of Little John from Robin Hood and Baloo from the Jungle Book!
My sister and I liked this movie a lot, the voice of Thomas O' Malley is the voice of Balloo from the movie the Jungle book one and 2, and the voice of the duches is the wife on Green Acres, and she is also a real princess, tje voice of the cat playing the Piano with chop sticks is the voice of Tigger from Winnie the Pooh, the voice of the dog saying he's the leader plays on Green Acres too, and he is also the voice of the sherif of Disney's cartoon Robin Hood, and the voice of Chief on both fox and the hound 1 and 2, and he is also the voice of another character on the first movie Rescuers Down Under.
14:26 Lol, it was so cute and funny when Marie did a summersault!!! 🤣😍
This is one of my comfort watches. It's just a cute little story about cats. Love it.
Omg, yes! I loved this movie so much! Tysm for reacting to it Nick!
I wonder if it's a bit sexist that it's always Marie the one getting in trouble and having to be saved by Thomas or if it's just in character for her to be clumsy.😅
UNCLE WALDO! He was always my favorite part when I was little, but I loved Roquefort too. I've always had a soft spot for mice characters.
If you like the mice characters you should be happy to know that in France, some of them are voiced by the same guy
Uncle Waldo was my favorite character from this movie! 😂 my sisters and I would quote him all the time. Abigail! AMELIA!! 😂 my favorite scene is him and his nieces walking away and Waldo can’t stand whatsoever so they’re stumbling all over the street. Brilliant 😂
In the french version, their names are Amélia and Amélie
The movie that gave me the subliminal obsession to want to try those crackers and cream
Same here ☺️ There’s some recipes for the Creme floating around..I still want to make it sometime
To each their own; the two geese were my favorite characters.
One of the most underrated Disney movies ever.
I've got to get an adorable hat like Frou-Frou's for my mule. He might eat the flowers but he'd look so cute.
This is one of my favorite Disney movies. I'm so happy you are reacting to it. I love your videos.
I've just discovered that the original cats name are all different in Italy 😮, the only one that remains the same is Dutchess (even though it is traduced in italian)
In France, the only names who's different are O'Malley's : it's Walter Giuseppe Désiré Thomas O'Malley
I've only ever seen this film in Swedish (though I've heard some of the songs in English), so it's a lot of fun hearing the other voices. I had no idea the dogs were US Southern!
Me, I always saw this in french
2:48 the Madame used to work at the opera as a singer.
I love this movie! I actually rewatch it every year during the holidays.
Such a disney classic, thanks for the reaction, they always brighten my day!
Fun fact: The voice actress for Duchess is Eva Gabor who is Zsa Zsa Gabor’s sister
And also the voice actress of Bianca of The Rescuers.
This just gives me nostalgia.. I just used to love it as a child.. Thanks for reaction..💕
Watching this movie as a kid was some of my earliest memories of experiencing ASMR. That painting scene was always my favorite.
Well, another Bronze Era movie and the last one Walt Disney himself approved before his death! This movie is my childhood. But I don't mind that it's not great for adults. All I ask is appreciation of the trippy bits. And I think that's more than what you appreciated in this.
Fun fact: When I was really little and the music stopped at the end, Toulouse's "Oh yeah" was a major jump scare for me because the screen was almost blank and I thought that meant there wasn't going to be anything more. Good thing I didn't see The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr Toad when I was little. I'd probably have reacted the same way to the narrator's final "Man, I'm getting out of here."