It's not dying! They're only doing so in America. Look to Japan for some incredibly hand-drawn animated feature films. (I recommend movies by Makoto Shinkai, and the masterpieces that come from Studio Ghibli directed by Hayao Miyazaki). The US has turned quite robotic as of late. But if you let US companies know how much you care for hand-drawn animation, and never stop fighting, it will make a triumphant return to the nation. I have a hunch that France may also be playing a big part in the hand-drawn 2D animation industry in the future as well.
Right? And it stick during the whole movie, like the side conversations happening in 6:26 "lookit his eyes, lookit his eyes" it really makes you feel like conversations that would happen, instead of solely having the two main characters the only dialogue
No way, this dialogue sounds like it came straight out of a fanfic, complete with "look uhhh.. I was wondering if maybe you wanted to uhh" and "it's beautiful!" "Yeah...👀 beautiful" can't get more cliche than that.
@@BigBWolf90 that's what disgusts me. Bridget is the daughter of the late anti-American traitor Peter Fonda, and the niece of Hanoi Jane. She has those traitors' blood in her veins! So her works must be boycotted! If you love America you'll do the same.
my father use to have the book Balto the best sled dog in Alaska my father was raised during the great depredation period I never read the book of Balto saw the movies of Balto sorry for any misspells.
When the doctor is looking at his stock of medication, the bottles are real historical bottles containing drugs used at the time. The attention to detail is amazing!
I like the details to the animation. Even in just the first few seconds you can see a father comforting his child, an exhausted doctor making a note, and a very downcast nurse bringing in another child. The child, especially, has this look of confusion on his face as the doctor writes down something (a diagnosis maybe). It's brief but it gives a sense that this poor town is firmly in the middle of an epidemic that is breaking everyone's hearts.
After Rosie goes into the exam room and Jenna is looking for her through the windows, I noticed the same thing. Another doctor and nurses caring for other children while the parents worriedly look on. One nurse in the second room is helping a child into bed while another nurse takes off the boy’s sweater.
Also Rosie is the only human character with the large expressive eyes. Two reasons for this-to indicate that all the characters with those eyes are major parts of the story. The other is so she can convey her emotions. Try to imagine Rosie with eyes the same size as the other people….
Ik what it's like to cough with a dry throat I suck on peppermints to help when that happens but that's associated with allergies but this is painful to think that it's worse then allergy based I found peppermints are easier on my throat and there's no limit of how many I can use
I feel like the entire movie could start with this clip. You would get the problem of the illnes from the point of view of the dogs, then find out they speak and the movie is told from their perspective, and then she says Balto's name. ...and the when Steel apears you get their whole dinámic its perfect
Steele refusing help from Balto is so like him he just can’t bare that his reputation will be ruined if he receives help from a wolfdog his stubbornness makes him ignorant and his pride almost cost half his team their lives Steele is both ungrateful and selfish he should be happy that someone else wants to help Balto has a kind heart and despite Steele and his team making fun of him before he knew that they needed help and learned to put their teasing and judgement of him behind him because of what’s in his heart Steele should’ve been happy that Balto wanted to help him and help them all get home and be grateful that at least SOMEONE came to their rescue Balto wasn’t trying to take over he was trying to guide them home because he knew the way he wasn’t even trying to be the lead dog Steele didn’t even care that there were sick children dying back in Nome and didn’t even try and find the way back Balto made it because of his kind heart and half wolf nature and skills Steele never even cared about his team I can understand Steele not wanting to accept defeat and the fact that a wolfdog wants to help him which he won’t accept due to his stubbornness, pride and selfishness but without Balto they would’ve been doomed so Steele deserved what he got in the end Also I know Balto wasn’t the hero and Togo was but I’m talking about the Balto movie now not the legendary Togo and Balto tale/story
Oh my gosh, the nostalgia. The animation is so much better than I remembered! It feels just as magical as it did when I was little. What quality and emotion. God bless.
There really is no comparing Balto’s movie and Togo’s movie. While certain parts of Balto are true, this only really applies to the diphtheria outbreak. It’s still a great movie but it only really works overall as it’s own story and not a history piece. Togo is just about as accurate as the story will ever be told in movie form even if everything may not be 100% true.
I’ve never seen this movie but I really need to watch it soon I think I will ! I’ve always seen it on recommended but I haven’t watched it. Also I found out that while yes balto is an amazing dog and this movie is commemorating that, there was another dog who actually delivered the cure for the disease in real life and he walked about 400 more miles then balto. The dog isn’t very known but I’m glad they have begun to commemorate him and that balto is commemorated as well
Balto actually delivered the cure, but Togo was the one that started the journey and really struggled the most. Togo also has his own movie on Disney+ and it’s really great. Far more faithful to the actual history but Balto also works great and better as it’s own movie than a true story kinda movie.
Yeah I was thinking , there's no way Steel would have climbed back up that mountain. Not to mention broken leg, perhaps head injury, broken ribs and etc
I was obsessed with this movie as a child. I compared myself with Balto back then, because I was often treated as an outcast at school, and I had a crush on one of the most beautiful girls there. So I just felt natural for me to compare myself to Balto: someone who wants to do good things for others but is never given the chance and is only treated as an outcast. It's been 20 years since I saw it. Now that I've been so fortunate to stumble upon it again, my obsession has returned. Fun fact: I still compare myself to Balto. With the exception of my workplace, I still feel like an outcast who has good intentions, but often get ignored before I get the chance to show what I'm capable of. Now that I'm older and remember a lot better, I will never forget this movie again. If I'm having kids in the future, this will be one of several movies I'll introduce them to
Balto you are half wolf you could take him. Buck from Call of the Wild put Spitz im his place and he didnt want to fight but knew he was an abusive lead dog and needed to be taught manners.
pretty sure if he actually wanted to Balto could probably KILL Steele's stupid ass honestly. Steele should damn glad Balto has no actual desire to cause that's the one fight that Steele would lose if Balto took it seriously
This movie is definitely one of the GOATs.... It's still so heart wrenching and yet, it's still so uplifting.,.. Tbh this is the best set of scenes from the movie 🥰
Aaaaah memories! This is how I had my love for wolves as a kid! 🥰😍 But damn Steele! Bad dog! As part Wolf, Balto can definitely fuck him up but he’s a noble boy.
And yet people say that 3d animation is harder meanwhile when you look at how many frames a hand drawn movie takes ya 2d animation is way better then 3d
i don’t think people say that, the main reason 3D is so prevalent these days is because it’s easier, faster and cheaper to produce (not saying it’s better)
In my humble opinion, I think neither 2d or 3d is better than the other. They are both forms of art and to each their own on which an artist wants to use to express themselves.
True but people dont know that at least some of them dont though anyway that is. They do make I guess good guard dogs but not good family pets. Their more like usrd for security stuff things like guarding the house or being looked at in a wildlife santurary for them by people with them locked up in cages all their lives pretty much.
I meet a guy who had the most beautiful dog, I had ever seen. He said he was Half shepherd and half wolf. Then he said someone had tie him to the train tracks, but was rescued by passersby. The dog was so sweet.
It's really strange to see the contrast between the concern and warmth for sick children compared to the lack of concern and normalization in our current reality. And the lack of urgency or duty to cooperate and help pediatric medical professionals keep hospitals from being overwhelmed who are begging for mitigations. Great movie. Shame the world of Balto has a far better society than ours.
C'mon, we have to remember that they BOTH are heroes! Togo run most of the hard way, but also, Balto found way home during very tough weather, it wasn't easy, we shouldn't make one bigger in the cost of another, why to choose, if not them, it wouldn't be a success, every part of a mission is important and crucial, even the smallest and it was a team effort.
Especially now when you know how bad it would have been like if the medicine hadn't been delivered in time thats all or almost the whole towns kids right there😓
This movie was so good that Just one clip was enough to remind me of the whole movie from the beginning till the end and i have seen this movie only once as a child.
@Ethan Schmid I also thought he was a husky himself but he's an Alaskan Malamute and it be hilarious if he found out he was a husky malamute hybrid since he has blue eyes.
ok can someone PLEASE explain to me 1. How balto survived the trip down the mountainside and 2 (and more importantly) HTF DID THEY NOT DESTROY THE ANTITOXIN HERE??????
One thing I’m really impressed with, the art work between wolf and husky, both have similar but different features, for example wolves ears are closer together where as the husky’s ears are more separate, same with with there muzzles and paws, I felt like the artist did such a fantastic job of showing the details really well! Cartoon but realistic! 🐺 🐾
The actual (non-Disneyfied) story is a fascinating read if anyone looks into it. It was Nome Alaska in 1925, which wasn't even considered super-remote by Alaskan standards at the time, but in an era before plane travel, was only serviceable by ship, and thus almost completely cut off in winter. The doctor was actually aware that his antitoxin had expired and had ordered more the previous spring, but it hadn't arrived on the last ship of the fall, and just their luck that was when a diptheria outbreak hit. It's actually unknown exactly how many children died before the dog run finally brought the antitoxin, because the Nome doctor also serviced surrounding Indigenous communities who would sometimes bury their children without reporting illness or death to anyone. But in a small community, the disease spread like wildfire.
Friendly reminder, 20 teams colaborated in the mission, and Balto's team finished the race and delivered the medicine. Togo's team took the longest distance, because the owner offerd to do so. The main point of the story is not who ran the most, but about teamwork.
The sickness in this video reminds me of my eerie past. I almost died of rsv in 2017 and none of the meds worked. I was given some liquid medicine to take before bed and it settled in my lungs. I couldn't breathe lying down so I sat up and took a big breath in and couldn't breathe back out I tried again but got stuck further. It was a tight suction feeling. I sat there for a few minutes with my chest stuck forward. Eventually, my peripheral vision went out and then my center vision went white. My hearing started fading too and I was having heart palpitations. I didn't feel anything for a second and then I got my breath back after I passed out for a second. It would have been easy to just give up and die but I was too scared to do that. It was the scariest thing that ever happened to me and it took me 3, almost 4 months to recover from the illness.
Sad thing is that actually happened, not the whole balto thing. But the fact whole influenza out break in nome Alaska, sad thing is that they didn't have penicillin to treat it. They couldn't deliver it by plane because tye winter is treacherous and the engines would freeze, train wasn't a option nether cause the train didn't go that far out. Best thing did was use the train to ship it to its closest city which unfortunately was still a few miles from nome. So they used a sledding team of dogs to deliver the life saving medicine.
Honestly I struggle to understand how people can watch stuff like Balto or see the scenes of the Sweat from stuff like the Tudors and The Spanish Princess, and then pitch a fit at the medicine companies who are coming up with the medicine needed to stop this from happening again. That's what frickin plagues and pandemics used to look like. You'd prefer this, too simply having a needle in your arm for less than a second? Because I can bet you're bottom dollar Prince Arthur and Anne Boleyn would have gladly given their right arm to have had a vaccine for the Sweating sickness.
It kinda bothers me how thirsty Balto is on every sentence he says to Jenna. Even when she is super worried for the kid, following him underground, he thinks of romance.
This clip reminds me of how beautiful hand drawn animation can be and why I’m so sad it’s dying out.
Me too
Don't worry. I'll bring it back one day.
Space jam 2 brought it back
It's not dying! They're only doing so in America. Look to Japan for some incredibly hand-drawn animated feature films. (I recommend movies by Makoto Shinkai, and the masterpieces that come from Studio Ghibli directed by Hayao Miyazaki). The US has turned quite robotic as of late. But if you let US companies know how much you care for hand-drawn animation, and never stop fighting, it will make a triumphant return to the nation. I have a hunch that France may also be playing a big part in the hand-drawn 2D animation industry in the future as well.
And there's the new Goofy Short that came out.
The conversation between Balto and Jenna sound so REAL! Like it wasn't even acting! This is why I love movies like this!
Right! I love it when the dialogue is so genuine and down to Earth. It's important to have this in movies.
Right? And it stick during the whole movie, like the side conversations happening in 6:26 "lookit his eyes, lookit his eyes" it really makes you feel like conversations that would happen, instead of solely having the two main characters the only dialogue
Amazing how good the chemistry between Kevin Bacon & Bridget Fonda was
No way, this dialogue sounds like it came straight out of a fanfic, complete with "look uhhh.. I was wondering if maybe you wanted to uhh" and "it's beautiful!" "Yeah...👀 beautiful" can't get more cliche than that.
@@arlothepuppy6593I think they meant the delivery of the lines?
Jenna’s voice is so calming
Because she’s voiced by Jodi Benson in 2&3 movies
@@Scarlettraventaqua1 actually her voice actress is Bridget Fonda
@@BigBWolf90 ok
@@BigBWolf90 that's what disgusts me. Bridget is the daughter of the late anti-American traitor Peter Fonda, and the niece of Hanoi Jane. She has those traitors' blood in her veins! So her works must be boycotted! If you love America you'll do the same.
Yea she’s a beautiful dog 🐩
I used to rent this from blockbuster every weekend and watch it with my dad..
Same !!! And Balo 2 and 3
Glad you have good memories to look back to
Same oh my gosh
Omg same this movie brings back memories of watching with my dad too
Dude same.
I remember loving this movie as a child.
Oh the nostalia
my father use to have the book Balto the best sled dog in Alaska my father was raised during the great depredation period I never read the book of Balto saw the movies of Balto sorry for any misspells.
saw the first movie of Balto on vhs.
Yep. Its just as good now as it was back then except even better because recent stuff is awful, decadent garbage
yeah but the secone one was a drag... the ending made no sense.
Same
When the doctor is looking at his stock of medication, the bottles are real historical bottles containing drugs used at the time. The attention to detail is amazing!
I like the details to the animation. Even in just the first few seconds you can see a father comforting his child, an exhausted doctor making a note, and a very downcast nurse bringing in another child. The child, especially, has this look of confusion on his face as the doctor writes down something (a diagnosis maybe). It's brief but it gives a sense that this poor town is firmly in the middle of an epidemic that is breaking everyone's hearts.
After Rosie goes into the exam room and Jenna is looking for her through the windows, I noticed the same thing. Another doctor and nurses caring for other children while the parents worriedly look on. One nurse in the second room is helping a child into bed while another nurse takes off the boy’s sweater.
Also Rosie is the only human character with the large expressive eyes. Two reasons for this-to indicate that all the characters with those eyes are major parts of the story. The other is so she can convey her emotions. Try to imagine Rosie with eyes the same size as the other people….
I'd never noticed how subtle the conversations are in this movie
I named my first dog Balto when I was 7 because of this movie. So many memories. I'm 23 now. Great movie!
@ethanschmid4104I’ve always said if I every get a husky his name would be Balto.
@Andrea Sanchez thats beautiful. I always wanted one. Maybe one day. I wanted to name mine Issac lol 💕💕
We neamed Our first dog jenna because of the movie :)
This movie made me cry because I felt so bad for Jenna, who just wanted her best friend to survive. I really loved Balto.
But Balto saved her life and everyone of the children's lives that's all that matters.
"big paws run in my family" BOI
💀💀
Frickin hilarious
Went completely over my head as a kid lol
Went over my head until now lol
i didnt get it
I feel so bad for Rosy. I'm no expert but I can imagine her throat must hurt a lot right now.
You’re actually right. A sore throat is just one of many unpleasant symptoms of Diphtheria.
Yeah, they call it the choking death for a reason.
@@avalasialove
And thyroid problems.
@@redchojnowski7159Ah! I didn’t know that. Thanks for enlightening me!
Ik what it's like to cough with a dry throat I suck on peppermints to help when that happens but that's associated with allergies but this is painful to think that it's worse then allergy based I found peppermints are easier on my throat and there's no limit of how many I can use
I feel like the entire movie could start with this clip. You would get the problem of the illnes from the point of view of the dogs, then find out they speak and the movie is told from their perspective, and then she says Balto's name.
...and the when Steel apears you get their whole dinámic its perfect
I love this movie even though it isn’t historically accurate 🐺
Yeah same here but its sad that not many knows about Togo💔🐺
Yes
They skip a lot too.
@@stefaniefurbo3047 they do now thanks to Disney
Especially the little girl's hair style.
God them speaking is like music to my ears, is so calm and perfect.
Children: *Dying of a Horrible, Lethal Ailment*
UA-cam: “Music to our ears! Encore, encore!”
My dad showed me these movies as a kid, me and him would cuddle up and watch them together, I loved this so much as a kid and will never forget..
Steele refusing help from Balto is so like him he just can’t bare that his reputation will be ruined if he receives help from a wolfdog his stubbornness makes him ignorant and his pride almost cost half his team their lives Steele is both ungrateful and selfish he should be happy that someone else wants to help Balto has a kind heart and despite Steele and his team making fun of him before he knew that they needed help and learned to put their teasing and judgement of him behind him because of what’s in his heart Steele should’ve been happy that Balto wanted to help him and help them all get home and be grateful that at least SOMEONE came to their rescue Balto wasn’t trying to take over he was trying to guide them home because he knew the way he wasn’t even trying to be the lead dog Steele didn’t even care that there were sick children dying back in Nome and didn’t even try and find the way back Balto made it because of his kind heart and half wolf nature and skills Steele never even cared about his team
I can understand Steele not wanting to accept defeat and the fact that a wolfdog wants to help him which he won’t accept due to his stubbornness, pride and selfishness but without Balto they would’ve been doomed so Steele deserved what he got in the end
Also I know Balto wasn’t the hero and Togo was but I’m talking about the Balto movie now not the legendary Togo and Balto tale/story
All of them were heroes in real life. Team effort.
I agree if Steele was so ignorant as not to deliver the medicine in time people in the town would have died because of his ignorance, right ?
@@stephenmahelona6790 Yep! Kids would’ve died and he didn’t really care. Only cared about his pride and reputation.
HAVE YOU NEVER HEARD OF A PERIOD OMG
@@carmelcutie1991 I was confused for a bit there, lol
Jim Cummings is so talented. He’s voiced so much from Scar’s sing voice (after Jeremy Irons) to Steele.
Jum Cummings is also the voice of Darkwing Duck.
Believe it or not, the producers actually wanted Brendan Fraser to voice Steele.
Jenna's loyalty to her master is unmatched.
Dogs like her symbolize loyalty and love.
Can we hate steele? I know he's a dog, but his selfish actions nearly cost the lives of little kids...
Ikr me too I hate steel like steel is not making any since
@@saysay4617 Yeah, I hate him also.
The world does NOT evolve around you, St-eel! GET USED TO IT!!
He's a 'love to hate' kind of character for me. Jim Cummings did an amazing job in making him sound like a complete asshole.
@@bananatiergod ummm
I do like his looks but I hate his personality like being the lead dog in his way is terrifying especially for little kids
Oh my gosh, the nostalgia. The animation is so much better than I remembered! It feels just as magical as it did when I was little. What quality and emotion. God bless.
I remember watching this movie every morning when I was a kid. I couldn’t get enough of it.
Poor sweetheart! She’s not feeling well. Feel better Rosie!
There really is no comparing Balto’s movie and Togo’s movie. While certain parts of Balto are true, this only really applies to the diphtheria outbreak. It’s still a great movie but it only really works overall as it’s own story and not a history piece.
Togo is just about as accurate as the story will ever be told in movie form even if everything may not be 100% true.
I think this movie hits more emotionally. Its more character driven. Also the animation is beautiful and we rarely see this style of movie anymore.
Sometimes Balto and Jenna remind me of Rose and Jack from the titanic
Just me?
Ok..
Similar mannerisms I guess
No I can see that 😄
The thing that Rosie is the same color as her pet
I don't call dogs that I call them companions or family
@@petergresh516 That's a good one
@@petergresh516 ....ok
@@petergresh516 dude pets are part of the family!
They were both designed after the same actress, the lady Who voiced Jenna
I’ve never seen this movie but I really need to watch it soon I think I will ! I’ve always seen it on recommended but I haven’t watched it. Also I found out that while yes balto is an amazing dog and this movie is commemorating that, there was another dog who actually delivered the cure for the disease in real life and he walked about 400 more miles then balto. The dog isn’t very known but I’m glad they have begun to commemorate him and that balto is commemorated as well
do you know the dogs name? the one that walked more miles than balto & delivered a cure, i mean
it sounds like an interesting story to research :)
@@hisfavworstnightmare his name was Togo :)
Balto actually delivered the cure, but Togo was the one that started the journey and really struggled the most. Togo also has his own movie on Disney+ and it’s really great. Far more faithful to the actual history but Balto also works great and better as it’s own movie than a true story kinda movie.
There were also 20 other dog teams who helped bring in the medicine.
@@clipsclipsandmoreclips3384 stinks it's only on disney+
Both really beautifully animated dogs, i still watch this movie
I know it's a kidsovie, but he'd have several broken backs from hits down the mountain like that.
Yeah I was thinking , there's no way Steel would have climbed back up that mountain. Not to mention broken leg, perhaps head injury, broken ribs and etc
saw snow dogs movie way back when.
I wish he had!
Lol
And he would have completely deserved it too.
I used to be obsessed with this movie when I was younger cus I love wolfs
Same lol, I used to draw the cover of the dvd case to perfect it
Same. Still one of my favorites
Same I love Woolfs
Same I love wolfs still 🥺🥰
I was obsessed with this movie as a child.
I compared myself with Balto back then, because I was often treated as an outcast at school, and I had a crush on one of the most beautiful girls there. So I just felt natural for me to compare myself to Balto: someone who wants to do good things for others but is never given the chance and is only treated as an outcast.
It's been 20 years since I saw it. Now that I've been so fortunate to stumble upon it again, my obsession has returned. Fun fact: I still compare myself to Balto. With the exception of my workplace, I still feel like an outcast who has good intentions, but often get ignored before I get the chance to show what I'm capable of.
Now that I'm older and remember a lot better, I will never forget this movie again. If I'm having kids in the future, this will be one of several movies I'll introduce them to
“Yeah… beautiful.”
Oh be still my beating heart! 😍❤️
That poor sweet little girl :,(
Her name is Rosy.
I don't want Rosie to die 😖🥺😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@SimpleJarsI know
@@lydiabichsel2069me neither
Man i loved this film!! I dream of seeing the northern lights ♥
Same
Me too.
Balto you are half wolf you could take him. Buck from Call of the Wild put Spitz im his place and he didnt want to fight but knew he was an abusive lead dog and needed to be taught manners.
pretty sure if he actually wanted to Balto could probably KILL Steele's stupid ass honestly. Steele should damn glad Balto has no actual desire to cause that's the one fight that Steele would lose if Balto took it seriously
@Gi Gi i never said Buck was a half wolf to begin with to be fair
I think Balto take Steele out if he wanted.
Hunny Balto being agressive or stronger becouse he's part wolf would feed the steriotype, bedsides that movie was terrible
@@gloriajblanco775 Lol too bad you didnt like it. Oh well. Mordern day audiences are always calling movies terrible like a bunch of snobs.
I almost forgot how beautiful this movie was. I need to watch this again, I should have it on DVD somewhere
I PREFER BALTO OVER BALTO 2
..... I wonder why I have the auto-generated subtitles on...
Because the text said "Hentai Toxin"
Caight me off guard.
🤣🤣🤣
XD
I Love Balto Movie❤️It Brings Me Back Memories
Balto was probably one of the BEST animated movies I've ever seen!♥️
Too bad they don't make stuff like that anymore!😕
It’s too bad all the credit was practically given to the wrong dog
This was one of my favorite cartoons growing up.
I love Nostaligia especially when it’s randomly on my recommend page❤️
I remember when I used to watch Balto.. I thank you for bringing back the memory
Man.. heartbreaking seeing those kids. Diptheria spread like wildfire back then. Very good movie!!
God this scene hits so much harder now that Covid 19 happened.
I just realized I haven't seen this film in it's proper format since it was in theaters. Kinda took my breath away!
Gotta get the blu-ray! :3
This movie is definitely one of the GOATs.... It's still so heart wrenching and yet, it's still so uplifting.,.. Tbh this is the best set of scenes from the movie 🥰
Aaaaah memories! This is how I had my love for wolves as a kid! 🥰😍
But damn Steele! Bad dog! As part Wolf, Balto can definitely fuck him up but he’s a noble boy.
Yeah like Steele was originally the leader and then Balto took over after he was defeated
And yet people say that 3d animation is harder meanwhile when you look at how many frames a hand drawn movie takes ya 2d animation is way better then 3d
i don’t think people say that, the main reason 3D is so prevalent these days is because it’s easier, faster and cheaper to produce (not saying it’s better)
In my humble opinion, I think neither 2d or 3d is better than the other. They are both forms of art and to each their own on which an artist wants to use to express themselves.
Just because Balto is part wolf doesn't mean he's dangerous or Aggressive
True but people dont know that at least some of them dont though anyway that is. They do make I guess good guard dogs but not good family pets. Their more like usrd for security stuff things like guarding the house or being looked at in a wildlife santurary for them by people with them locked up in cages all their lives pretty much.
@@regraby3544 wolf dogs Could make good pets
I meet a guy who had the most beautiful dog, I had ever seen. He said he was Half shepherd and half wolf. Then he said someone had tie him to the train tracks, but was rescued by passersby. The dog was so sweet.
@@withurshield931 A wolf shepherd
It's really strange to see the contrast between the concern and warmth for sick children compared to the lack of concern and normalization in our current reality. And the lack of urgency or duty to cooperate and help pediatric medical professionals keep hospitals from being overwhelmed who are begging for mitigations. Great movie. Shame the world of Balto has a far better society than ours.
I look back at this and I'm mad that Balto got credit, the real hero is Togo, but this is still a good movie.
C'mon, we have to remember that they BOTH are heroes! Togo run most of the hard way, but also, Balto found way home during very tough weather, it wasn't easy, we shouldn't make one bigger in the cost of another, why to choose, if not them, it wouldn't be a success, every part of a mission is important and crucial, even the smallest and it was a team effort.
I haven't watched balto for a few years-
I watched it this morning. It's on a app called Peacock.
Balto and Jenna Love 💘❤💕💗♥💖💘❤💕💗♥
Balto used to be my fav movie when I was a kid. 😊
Lol the side dogs " that can't be legal!" Killed me
Lol at the big paws joke. Something you miss as a kid. It's cool to see how this art style and animation still hold up. Lol
Netflix made a CGI version of White Fang. It was heartwarming and stayed true to the book, yet branched out from Jack London's book.
When I was a very young boy I pretty much made my parents play Balto on the VCR right before bedtime
Now I’m an adult and this hits entirely different
Especially now when you know how bad it would have been like if the medicine hadn't been delivered in time thats all or almost the whole towns kids right there😓
This movie was so good that Just one clip was enough to remind me of the whole movie from the beginning till the end and i have seen this movie only once as a child.
Why is Steel like the perfect representation of a husky lol
Because he’s black and white
I believe Steele is supposed to be a Malamute. Jenna is a Husky. Malamutes are far larger, though.
@Ethan Schmid
I also thought he was a husky himself but he's an Alaskan Malamute and it be hilarious if he found out he was a husky malamute hybrid since he has blue eyes.
Inbred and stupid.
One of my favorite movies.I was seven when this movie came out. Now I'm 34. Misses this kind of movues .
Who else watched this movie in school back in the 90s?
I watched all baltos.
I did
same I never read the book about Balto where can find the book about Balto? sorry for any misspells.
I Think I Remember Watching This Movie
A Long Time Ago When I Was A Youngin
0:53 Attention to detail, Doctor is checking for an enlarged neck, a common symptom of diphtheria
I remember watching balto. This was literally my childhood movie
ok can someone PLEASE explain to me 1. How balto survived the trip down the mountainside and 2 (and more importantly) HTF DID THEY NOT DESTROY THE ANTITOXIN HERE??????
Cartoon logic.
Awesome animation. We need this kind back !
Loved this movie as a kid❤️ so much nostalgia
I absolutely love the 1990’s animated Disney movies just so much nostalgia I get watching them remembering watching these in elementary school
Steele was KILLING Rosy and the other kids.
Disney plus should acquire this movie
But its by universal studios, it's on Netflix
@@RamdomRando no its not Netflix got rid of it
@@Blackcatmom1995 :(
@@RamdomRando yep it stinks
saw Balto 2 and 3 on Disney channel along time ago plus saw the first Balto on vhs in class way back when sorry for any misspells.
Julian Harris: hey there little girl rossy: hey Julian
I remember this movie. I've been wondering about it for a few months now.
Oh I remember watching this 😭
One thing I’m really impressed with, the art work between wolf and husky, both have similar but different features, for example wolves ears are closer together where as the husky’s ears are more separate, same with with there muzzles and paws, I felt like the artist did such a fantastic job of showing the details really well! Cartoon but realistic! 🐺 🐾
This was, and still is, quality entertainment. But it went hand-in-hand with quality staff and direction.
I remember watching this when I was a younger I am 15 now this film is really good tbh
I named my first dog Jenna because of this movie!
The actual (non-Disneyfied) story is a fascinating read if anyone looks into it. It was Nome Alaska in 1925, which wasn't even considered super-remote by Alaskan standards at the time, but in an era before plane travel, was only serviceable by ship, and thus almost completely cut off in winter. The doctor was actually aware that his antitoxin had expired and had ordered more the previous spring, but it hadn't arrived on the last ship of the fall, and just their luck that was when a diptheria outbreak hit.
It's actually unknown exactly how many children died before the dog run finally brought the antitoxin, because the Nome doctor also serviced surrounding Indigenous communities who would sometimes bury their children without reporting illness or death to anyone. But in a small community, the disease spread like wildfire.
It's even scarier to think if it was tuberculosis which a cure wouldn't be found until 22 years after this outbreak happened
Friendly reminder that balto wasnt the one to bring medication to the village. Togo did.
Friendly reminder, 20 teams colaborated in the mission, and Balto's team finished the race and delivered the medicine.
Togo's team took the longest distance, because the owner offerd to do so. The main point of the story is not who ran the most, but about teamwork.
Steele was psycho.
Um, no lol. Just insecure
Beautiful dogs.
Balto should be bigger than Steele since he is half wolf.
I use to watch this all the time when I was a kid
The sickness in this video reminds me of my eerie past. I almost died of rsv in 2017 and none of the meds worked.
I was given some liquid medicine to take before bed and it settled in my lungs. I couldn't breathe lying down so I sat up and took a big breath in and couldn't breathe back out I tried again but got stuck further. It was a tight suction feeling. I sat there for a few minutes with my chest stuck forward. Eventually, my peripheral vision went out and then my center vision went white. My hearing started fading too and I was having heart palpitations. I didn't feel anything for a second and then I got my breath back after I passed out for a second.
It would have been easy to just give up and die but I was too scared to do that. It was the scariest thing that ever happened to me and it took me 3, almost 4 months to recover from the illness.
I remember this when I was a kid😂
i used to be so terrified of that scene where he fell of the cliff... TvT
Wow.. This was my favorite movie I watched on Minimax when I was a litter child ❤️
Sad thing is that actually happened, not the whole balto thing. But the fact whole influenza out break in nome Alaska, sad thing is that they didn't have penicillin to treat it.
They couldn't deliver it by plane because tye winter is treacherous and the engines would freeze, train wasn't a option nether cause the train didn't go that far out.
Best thing did was use the train to ship it to its closest city which unfortunately was still a few miles from nome.
So they used a sledding team of dogs to deliver the life saving medicine.
🐕 = Man's best friend😀
Beautiful movie
Honestly I struggle to understand how people can watch stuff like Balto or see the scenes of the Sweat from stuff like the Tudors and The Spanish Princess, and then pitch a fit at the medicine companies who are coming up with the medicine needed to stop this from happening again. That's what frickin plagues and pandemics used to look like.
You'd prefer this, too simply having a needle in your arm for less than a second? Because I can bet you're bottom dollar Prince Arthur and Anne Boleyn would have gladly given their right arm to have had a vaccine for the Sweating sickness.
It kinda bothers me how thirsty Balto is on every sentence he says to Jenna. Even when she is super worried for the kid, following him underground, he thinks of romance.
ha, big paws kinda run in my family * wink * 🤦
Oh No all of the childrens have got a Fevers 🤧🤒
This sickness is very contagious
32 year old me just had a flashback of watching this so many damn times🤙🏽
What's with Steele? All Balto wants to do is help
Yeah don’t act like Mr. Know it All
Even as an adult, I don’t like the sound of this cough. Sickness sucks
If you’re talking about Diphtheria; honey, that’s an understatement.
I love this movie so much it sucks it’s not on any major streaming platforms to my knowledge
oh god...I missed this movie.
Anyone else just watch this as a kid?
The subtitles called it "hentai toxin". I'm crying. XD