"Everything in the forest has its season. Where one thing falls, another grows. Maybe not what was there before, but something new and wonderful all the same."
@@FluffyCoconut OMG. I never realised that before but you're right. She's faster than him. She could overtake him but she's staying behind so the hunters will target her and not him. I....I'm not sure how to cope with this info.
I think they intentionally tried to make her sound like the ideal mother. Kind, gentle, calm in most situations, stern when she needs to be, and always putting her kid first. Which is what makes her death so much sadder.
it's too idealized. the old american dream that was put in most old disney movies. and it's a bit sicknening if you think about it more. I am at least glad they kept it realistic with bambi and the males are "kind of "looking like females as well and not like the other movies buff males with ruffian fur and the delicate thin females . bambi's father was realistically written and his death would be sad. bambi's mother not so much.
@@glasperle77 You're looking too deep into this. They made her motherly so her death would hurt. They made Mufasa fatherly so his death would hurt. Sure they used the typical traits of said parents, Bambi's mom was soft spoken, kind, caring, "feminine traits", Mufasa was wise, stern and strong, "masculine traits". But tell me, if they weren't these things would you have cared when they died? Because those traits are what made them likeable, and made audience members for that brief moment even see these characters as potential parent figures. Countless people cried at Mufasa cause they said it was like they lost a dad. Stop trying to sour this with a modern view. It's called story telling. They were portrayed as parents. That isn't sexist.
@@mulqueen2023 Actually, just because Bambi's mother seems too kind because of her gentle and feminine voice, that didn't mean she wasn't independent or stern. Throughout the movie, she is the one that constantly teaches or takes care of Bambi or stops him from making reckless decisions. She does everything without anyone's help and Bambi listens to her.
This came out right in the middle of America joining WWII. Sometimes I wonder what children were thinking about in the theaters while their dads were out fighting and all they had was their mothers. Sometimes I think about the possibility of parents or schools using this film to teach kids the dangers of violence. The idea that this film may be how boys and girls learned to know when it was safe to come out of the bunker. It's a bizarre thought, but it sticks with me.
The book was written from the perspective of Jews during the Holocaust and is actually very twisted. I think the author was quite mentally troubled. Disney really cleaned it up and made it a good story with morals but also portrays nature accurately.
@@KFrost-fx7dtwhat's sick and twisted about telling a story about persecution based on real events in history? It was Felix's story before it was Disneys, and it will always be that way. If anything I think Disney missed a opportunity for a great story instead of chickening out for something more palletable and thoughtless.
@@2AlatoArtsAlot the book is sick and twisted. The author was clearly mentally troubled. It's not a book I would recommend for children or anyone prone to depression. There's no way in hell Disney would make depressing trash like that. The studio that made Plague Dogs can gave this one.
It wasn't the same in the book. When Bambi was young, she was gentle and comforting. As he grew, she began pushing him away, telling him he's not a baby anymore.
That’s normal though, most mothers start pushing their children to do more and be more. Especially animal mothers, and a lot sooner of course. But yes, she has a wonderful voice. So classic.
@@blutigerbella1338 Heh, true. Once a female cat birthed kittens in our garden. After they grew around 2 months we put them up for adoption and I got one for myself. The mother got pregnant again, but my kitty went to her cause well... Is her mother. She beat the kitten up pretty bad and left her pawn very damaged. We took her to the vet but it wasn't broken and had anything. Took a long time to heal, but she never approached her mom again. Might be cause she was pregnant, so were focused on the new kittens coming, but also cause she was already kind of big.
After watching this video, I finally understood why Bambi was so angry with his father and did not want another mother. No one else loved him so sincerely, no one had a voice like hers, which told him about all the wonders of the world. No one will press him to their side anymore because they truly love him, and not because they have to by order of the king.
Did anyone notice In the sequel when Bambi’s adoptive mother-to-be was telling Bambi to run and not to look back he suddenly stops and gets a look in his eyes before he turns around and realizes how history is about to repeat itself before he intervenes and redirects the danger thus saving her She was telling Bambi the exact same words his mother had told him that day and he realized it and prevented it this time He may not have been able to save his mom but he saved her from the same fate and I feel like it’s kinda like a circle coming to an end and also shows the parallels between the movies and the situations and it’s honestly one of my many many favorite moments in the sequel
Bambi's mother sure is wonderful. These last words of hers before she gets shot are still emotional to this day. 😭 But her speech in Bambi's dream in the second film is so touching, being one reason why I love that midquel so much! 😊
Yep, 1942 Bambi was the SADDEST movie, I ever watched, Just hearing Bambi's mom yell "Keep running!" Then moments later, BANG, The mother shot dead off camera, I cried like a baby.
Her voice has such a classic feminine appeal to it... And I love how she's so polite and gracious, greeting every animal with the same amount of kindness, no matter how big or small. It really made her feel like a princess that the prince fell in love with!
@@tototats16 🙄Of course they WOULD! Modern Disney is going to change, and Nelson Peltz and I are going to make it change! If they keep on playing it safe, their films will always be flops! This is the type of film they need to make again! Modern Disney WILL be making these kinds of films again! No risk, no reward! I'll make sure that happens!
@@WobblesandBean 😡No, they did NOT ripoff TLBT at all! Not word for word! Bambi and TLBT are two different stories. Neither one ripped off from the other.
The terrible idea that stuck with me was that Bambi's mom most likely did not die from the shot itself. Considering what kind of bullet is used for deer (just the big single one, no hail) and she was shot while fleeing, the chance of an instant kill was very minimal (deer are supposed to be shot in 'standstill', never on the run). She instead got injured and prob saw Bambi fleeing the scene, getting an instance of relief. Only to be collected and finished off by the hunter later on.
Now that you mentioned it, she could have been on a brief death run, but we couldn’t see due to the movie being on Bambi’s POV, so we don’t get to see if she was following behind still, but farther away. She could have collapsed due to the pain or location of her injury and maybe bled to death or something. I’m just guessing at this point.
The hunter was just some doosh🛍️ cuz no self respecting hunter would ever take down a doe, let alone one with fawn. And you're right, they wouldn't do that to a fleeing deer, either. The man who took Bambi's mom was no hunter. He was just a coward with a rifle.
The fact that it probably was an illegal or sports hunter too, as in most regions (at least here where I live) you're not allowed to hunt big game during winter or during foaling season 😭
So absolutely beautiful her voice soothes me instantly even as a kid her voice was very comforting I used to think she was voiced by Bernadette Peter's not sure why probably because of how her voice sounded I obviously now know that she wasn't voiced by Bernadette and when I did finally figure out who voiced her I was surprised and immediately once I was older I listened to her voice more closely and carefully and now I feel a bit silly for thinking that she was voiced by Bernadette Peters annyways though that's besides the point annyways though she's very beautiful and quite protective of her son bambi who she cared about and loved up until she died tragically in the snow she taught him everything about life in the forest
She would’ve been an amazing mother and she still was till her death. But I can imagine that if she didn’t get shot, then she would’ve likely given her son advice on how to deal with Ronno, going to the meadow, even take him to his dad etc. Also it hurts when u realise, that in Bambi 2 not only r there mentions of her, but even some of her lines. Such as Thumper saying, “You’re not afraid, are you?” And then Mena indirectly repeating the final words that his mother said moments before her death 😢
Mena, who Friend Owl chose to raise Bambi in the second movie, repeated those words in Bambi 2, and Bambi recognized those words instantly. He didn’t want to lose another mom.
"I'll be with you, even if you can't see me." "What do you mean if i can't see you, i can always see you." "Littlefoot, let your heart guide you, it whispers so listen closely."
Man I missed that. Not crazy worldbuilding, no hidden deer socitiy, no overarching plot. Just deers exploring the woods, dealing with deer stuff. And it worked! modern hollywood could never.
Me too ❤❤❤. Even watching it as an adult, those movies still make me giggle from all the cuteness. Bambi, Flower, Thumper and his sisters, Faline were all cute. I wanted to cuddle 🤗 them so much. And I still couldn’t believe of how Bambi’s dad wanted to send him away to live with the other doe that grew up with his mother. A Prince shouldn’t be raising a child my foot 😤, nobody deserves should grew up without a father. But in the end, the Grand Prince decided to keep Bambi in his custody after he almost lost him, Bambi fell off the cliff after pushing the dog off and almost died whew 😅. Even showed him the place where he met his mother, that was good one. It was even the different from the place where Bambi met Faline for the first time which was the meadow by the pond. Bambi was annoyed at first from when Faline was playing around, but that’s how little girls act when they like the boys they met. That’s children for ya, am I right lads or am I right lads?
The fact Walt Disney himself interacted with deer to get their mannerisms correctly for a kid's movie is pure commitment and is what the new Disney is missing
I feel that the movie focuses more on the story while the the first has music that co-exists with the scenes rather than just background music, and I like that duality.
(Bambi’s mom pushes her son toward Faline.) Faline: Hello Bambi. (Faline licks his face.) Bambi: Gross! Mom, Faline kissed me! Bambi’s Mom: Mmmm, well, she has very taste in deer. Bambi: I don’t like it. Bambi’s Mom: Oh wait ‘til you get older and the hormones kick in. Soon, you two will be having children of your own. How do you think your father and I had you? Bambi: Mom, eewwwww!
Every time I cry, like the first time I “see” her death. I'm glad Disney didn't show us her dead body because I wouldn't have been able to handle that as a kid. I don’t know why, but Mufasa’s death never caused such negative feelings and there were no thoughts “if only they didn’t show his dead body.” I watched cartoons at the same age.
I think it’s the way they were presented or the fact that it’s not shown made the impact harder. The search for Bambi’s mother, the implications of The Great Prince’s statement, Bambi’s tear. With Mufasa, we already know that he’s dead from the get go the moment he fell into the stampede. But with Bambi’s mother, the feeling and dread sinks in like a slower burn that hits deeper.
Sort off topic regarding this video but. Everyone seems to say that the death from the first movie messed up a bunch of kids. I can see why it's so heart crushing but really? That bad to make such a big deal out of. If anything I feel like the man's "voice stick" from the sequel was a far more unsettling concept given how it was a deer call shown from the perspective of a faun. A noise that toyed with a baby deer's feelings in order to get it out in the open to be an easy target. No joke, a chill ran down my spine when this video ended with the words "I'm here".
I saw it for the first time When I was 5 years old. And after 11years I remembered on one of the best cartoon what was made in Disney history. Yes didnt cry when I was 5. I cry when I am 16 xd I dont know why. Bambis dream in Bambi2is sad because its only dream. Disney know how play with my feelings
"I'll always be w/ you, even if you can't see me" Littlefoot's mother said a similar line in The Land Before Time. whats w/ old children's movies and having the dying/dead mommies saying similar, powerful lines like that? 😭
This reminds me of my Dad and grandmother his Mom. She died when he was only 9 years old. He remembered her so fondly but would never talk about her to anyone unless someone did something that reminded him of her. I did a lot of things that reminded him of her at first he was furious but then he told me a few things out of no where. Now he’s gone too but I do things that bring me closer to them or put my heart at ease
@@tillibrookssheep6616 the book is very realistic to how animals in the natural world are. So once Bambi gets a little bit older she starts to distance herself to push him to not need her. She also leaves him a lot and it makes her seem annoyed with him when he cries for her
Funny story. Before I watched this movie I remembered I saw a image of bambis mother on the internet. It showed her bleeding to death. 7 year old me thought it was a real scene from the movie. When I was 9 I finally watched the movie. And when bambis mother got shot. I was expecting the image I founded on the internet to appear. It never came. I was so confused to the point I started to lose interest. Honestly this movie made me more confused than scared. Btw I am shocked bambi is a male.
That is just fanart not the real thing. I saw Bambi when I was little and never saw that scene like on Google images. I thought Flower was a girl honestly XD!
the fact that her last line is "i'm here" and then bambi wakes up and thinks he hears her calling to him. then he walks out onto the meadow, following her voice and it turns out to be a deer call really messed with me.
@gerdtt79 in this case it works other way around because both are leaders and passed it down to their sons, only difference one had to die before it was passed down
"don't look back"
she didn't want bambi to see her get shot. it hurts my heart
True, she knew what was coming and deliberately stayed behind Bambi 0_0
@@MissFlow yep, female deers tend to put their baby in front for safety
@@FluffyCoconut OMG. I never realised that before but you're right. She's faster than him. She could overtake him but she's staying behind so the hunters will target her and not him. I....I'm not sure how to cope with this info.
im starting cry "bambi, my little bambi" T_T
@@kayleighbrown459 okay now that i made that realisation....i cried myself a river....that is soooo sad!!!!!!😥😭😭😭😭😭
I think they intentionally tried to make her sound like the ideal mother. Kind, gentle, calm in most situations, stern when she needs to be, and always putting her kid first. Which is what makes her death so much sadder.
it's too idealized. the old american dream that was put in most old disney movies. and it's a bit sicknening if you think about it more. I am at least glad they kept it realistic with bambi and the males are "kind of "looking like females as well and not like the other movies buff males with ruffian fur and the delicate thin females . bambi's father was realistically written and his death would be sad. bambi's mother not so much.
@@glasperle77 You're looking too deep into this. They made her motherly so her death would hurt. They made Mufasa fatherly so his death would hurt. Sure they used the typical traits of said parents, Bambi's mom was soft spoken, kind, caring, "feminine traits", Mufasa was wise, stern and strong, "masculine traits".
But tell me, if they weren't these things would you have cared when they died? Because those traits are what made them likeable, and made audience members for that brief moment even see these characters as potential parent figures. Countless people cried at Mufasa cause they said it was like they lost a dad.
Stop trying to sour this with a modern view. It's called story telling. They were portrayed as parents. That isn't sexist.
@@mulqueen2023💯
@@mulqueen2023 Actually, just because Bambi's mother seems too kind because of her gentle and feminine voice, that didn't mean she wasn't independent or stern. Throughout the movie, she is the one that constantly teaches or takes care of Bambi or stops him from making reckless decisions. She does everything without anyone's help and Bambi listens to her.
Every dead mom acts the same way
Bambi Ⅰ: With Mother
Bambi Ⅱ: With Father
yes
Yes exactly
*So basically God Of War 😭*
This came out right in the middle of America joining WWII. Sometimes I wonder what children were thinking about in the theaters while their dads were out fighting and all they had was their mothers. Sometimes I think about the possibility of parents or schools using this film to teach kids the dangers of violence. The idea that this film may be how boys and girls learned to know when it was safe to come out of the bunker. It's a bizarre thought, but it sticks with me.
Came out a couple years after pinocchio.
thank you so much for this insight!!
The book was written from the perspective of Jews during the Holocaust and is actually very twisted. I think the author was quite mentally troubled. Disney really cleaned it up and made it a good story with morals but also portrays nature accurately.
@@KFrost-fx7dtwhat's sick and twisted about telling a story about persecution based on real events in history? It was Felix's story before it was Disneys, and it will always be that way. If anything I think Disney missed a opportunity for a great story instead of chickening out for something more palletable and thoughtless.
@@2AlatoArtsAlot the book is sick and twisted. The author was clearly mentally troubled. It's not a book I would recommend for children or anyone prone to depression. There's no way in hell Disney would make depressing trash like that. The studio that made Plague Dogs can gave this one.
Her voice is so classically feminine. So gentle and comforting.
like ASMR
Fr!! I wish I had a voice like hers. its so tranquil and soothing
It wasn't the same in the book. When Bambi was young, she was gentle and comforting. As he grew, she began pushing him away, telling him he's not a baby anymore.
That’s normal though, most mothers start pushing their children to do more and be more. Especially animal mothers, and a lot sooner of course.
But yes, she has a wonderful voice. So classic.
@@blutigerbella1338 Heh, true. Once a female cat birthed kittens in our garden. After they grew around 2 months we put them up for adoption and I got one for myself. The mother got pregnant again, but my kitty went to her cause well... Is her mother. She beat the kitten up pretty bad and left her pawn very damaged. We took her to the vet but it wasn't broken and had anything. Took a long time to heal, but she never approached her mom again. Might be cause she was pregnant, so were focused on the new kittens coming, but also cause she was already kind of big.
the fear in her voice when she's yelling at bambi to run makes me feel so uneasy it's so well done
For me it's the music it feels like something from a nightmare.
After watching this video, I finally understood why Bambi was so angry with his father and did not want another mother. No one else loved him so sincerely, no one had a voice like hers, which told him about all the wonders of the world. No one will press him to their side anymore because they truly love him, and not because they have to by order of the king.
Did anyone notice In the sequel when Bambi’s adoptive mother-to-be was telling Bambi to run and not to look back he suddenly stops and gets a look in his eyes before he turns around and realizes how history is about to repeat itself before he intervenes and redirects the danger thus saving her
She was telling Bambi the exact same words his mother had told him that day and he realized it and prevented it this time
He may not have been able to save his mom but he saved her from the same fate and I feel like it’s kinda like a circle coming to an end and also shows the parallels between the movies and the situations and it’s honestly one of my many many favorite moments in the sequel
NOOO YOU'RE RIGHT 💔
Yes.... I thought that was obvious. They're clearly trying to imply that in the sequel.
I hate that. I hate that so much.
The mom to be was Bambi's moms childhood friend
The voice actress for Bambi's mom does a pretty good job
Very warm and comforting
Bambi's mother sure is wonderful. These last words of hers before she gets shot are still emotional to this day. 😭 But her speech in Bambi's dream in the second film is so touching, being one reason why I love that midquel so much! 😊
“It seems long, but it won’t last” the forshadowing in just that one line. I never even realized until now
Yep, 1942 Bambi was the SADDEST movie, I ever watched, Just hearing Bambi's mom yell "Keep running!" Then moments later, BANG, The mother shot dead off camera, I cried like a baby.
I have it same. Its one of the saddest movie of Disney history. My opinion
Disney originally had the scene showing dead mother. Turned out having her shot off screen was more effective
@@lindaterrell5535and more kid friendly 😊
@@lindaterrell5535 leaving things to the audience's imagination is really effective.
It's especially infuriating because no hunter who has any self respect at all is ever supposed to take a doe, let alone one with a fawn.
"You're not afraid are you?" Classic parental reverse psychology tactic😂😂😂
Her voice has such a classic feminine appeal to it... And I love how she's so polite and gracious, greeting every animal with the same amount of kindness, no matter how big or small. It really made her feel like a princess that the prince fell in love with!
I feel like if Bambi had been made today they'd have just cast some trendy celeb like Akwafina
@@WobblesandBeanModern Disney wouldn’t even make this kind of film and would consider it a risk.
@@tototats16 🙄Of course they WOULD! Modern Disney is going to change, and Nelson Peltz and I are going to make it change! If they keep on playing it safe, their films will always be flops! This is the type of film they need to make again! Modern Disney WILL be making these kinds of films again! No risk, no reward! I'll make sure that happens!
My therapist has the same soft and gentle voice! I love it!
That’s nice
Reminds me of littlefoot’s mom when she died. I will always be with you even if you can’t see me 😢😢😢😢😢😢
Yes. Disney ripped off TLBT word for word.
@@WobblesandBean 😡No, they did NOT ripoff TLBT at all! Not word for word! Bambi and TLBT are two different stories. Neither one ripped off from the other.
@@WobblesandBeanalso i might point out that bambi was made in the 40s….TLBT was made in the 80s i think
She's absolutely a beautiful deer
The terrible idea that stuck with me was that Bambi's mom most likely did not die from the shot itself.
Considering what kind of bullet is used for deer (just the big single one, no hail) and she was shot while fleeing, the chance of an instant kill was very minimal (deer are supposed to be shot in 'standstill', never on the run).
She instead got injured and prob saw Bambi fleeing the scene, getting an instance of relief.
Only to be collected and finished off by the hunter later on.
Now that you mentioned it, she could have been on a brief death run, but we couldn’t see due to the movie being on Bambi’s POV, so we don’t get to see if she was following behind still, but farther away. She could have collapsed due to the pain or location of her injury and maybe bled to death or something. I’m just guessing at this point.
I always just assumed she would have been stuned than skinned for food and placed on the hunters well.
The hunter was just some doosh🛍️ cuz no self respecting hunter would ever take down a doe, let alone one with fawn. And you're right, they wouldn't do that to a fleeing deer, either.
The man who took Bambi's mom was no hunter. He was just a coward with a rifle.
@WobblesandBean I'm not a hunter, why is it a no-no to shoot a doe or a fleeing deer?
@@mueggsyIt's forbidden to hunt animals during breeding season. To kill a mother = to kill a kid. That's a poaching.
Lion King: 🙂👍
Fox and the Hound: ._.
Bambi: 😢 😭
Fox and the Hound was sadder.
The scene where tod I’d left in the woods broke my heart into pieces
The fact that it probably was an illegal or sports hunter too, as in most regions (at least here where I live) you're not allowed to hunt big game during winter or during foaling season 😭
So absolutely beautiful her voice soothes me instantly even as a kid her voice was very comforting I used to think she was voiced by Bernadette Peter's not sure why probably because of how her voice sounded I obviously now know that she wasn't voiced by Bernadette and when I did finally figure out who voiced her I was surprised and immediately once I was older I listened to her voice more closely and carefully and now I feel a bit silly for thinking that she was voiced by Bernadette Peters annyways though that's besides the point annyways though she's very beautiful and quite protective of her son bambi who she cared about and loved up until she died tragically in the snow she taught him everything about life in the forest
I agree, She's the most beautiful movie animated character Disney came up with, along with Bambi and Thumper, they're so cute
@@therainbowelephantofficial9510 agreed I also adore flower as well
R.I.P Bambi’s mother she didn’t deserve to die 😭💔
I’m glad people are appreciating her as a character and not just for her being shot.
She would’ve been an amazing mother and she still was till her death.
But I can imagine that if she didn’t get shot, then she would’ve likely given her son advice on how to deal with Ronno, going to the meadow, even take him to his dad etc.
Also it hurts when u realise, that in Bambi 2 not only r there mentions of her, but even some of her lines.
Such as Thumper saying, “You’re not afraid, are you?” And then Mena indirectly repeating the final words that his mother said moments before her death 😢
Im glad she wasn’t just mentioned in the 2nd one and appeared in bambi’s dream if there is a 3rd one she will be mentioned definetly
Awwn she always has been my favorite character
Thx for making this video
I loved your dedication in picking every line
My too
Her last words were faster faster don’t turn back keep running
Mena, who Friend Owl chose to raise Bambi in the second movie, repeated those words in Bambi 2, and Bambi recognized those words instantly. He didn’t want to lose another mom.
@@olivijastrandjord well at least he didn’t go through that again he saved her
@@vivianaespinoza5281 Yeah. He made the dogs come in his direction.
@@vivianaespinoza5281 I love your profile pic. Moana is amazing.
There were only about 960 words in the first Bambi movie, which is actually very few words.
It’s sad she died. May she rest in peace.
3:03 Littlefoot's mother: That's my Line!
Littlefoot?
@@GummyGummyGumdrop42 From the 1988 film "the Land Before Time" That's who!
@@davidstrawn9272 Okay.
"I'll be with you, even if you can't see me." "What do you mean if i can't see you, i can always see you." "Littlefoot, let your heart guide you, it whispers so listen closely."
Man I missed that. Not crazy worldbuilding, no hidden deer socitiy, no overarching plot.
Just deers exploring the woods, dealing with deer stuff.
And it worked!
modern hollywood could never.
I really loved Bambi growing up he was so cute
Me too ❤❤❤. Even watching it as an adult, those movies still make me giggle from all the cuteness. Bambi, Flower, Thumper and his sisters, Faline were all cute. I wanted to cuddle 🤗 them so much. And I still couldn’t believe of how Bambi’s dad wanted to send him away to live with the other doe that grew up with his mother. A Prince shouldn’t be raising a child my foot 😤, nobody deserves should grew up without a father. But in the end, the Grand Prince decided to keep Bambi in his custody after he almost lost him, Bambi fell off the cliff after pushing the dog off and almost died whew 😅. Even showed him the place where he met his mother, that was good one. It was even the different from the place where Bambi met Faline for the first time which was the meadow by the pond. Bambi was annoyed at first from when Faline was playing around, but that’s how little girls act when they like the boys they met. That’s children for ya, am I right lads or am I right lads?
The dream must've been her way of saying goodbye...
And now I'm crying again
I watched the second movie last Wednesday. I love the relationship of Bambi and the Great Prince! It’s such a unique and beautiful story!
I wish that Bambi's parents were given names. They're two of Disney's most infamous parents, they deserve names
Agreed.
"Man was in the forest."
will never cease to both wonder and terrify me.
She's beautifel 💖
she's so lovely
@@bambiarchive indeed she's definitely lovely
Her voice is so calming and conforting, make me fell extrememely sad reminding that she died, aswell for bambi losing an mother figure in early age
One of my all time favorite movies, unfortunately i cant watch it without sobbing my heart out.
The fact Walt Disney himself interacted with deer to get their mannerisms correctly for a kid's movie is pure commitment and is what the new Disney is missing
Quite possibly the greatest and most noble mother in Disney. 😢❤
I feel so bad for Bambi that he lost her mother. But she is always in Bambi heart
I think I'll call her "the great princess of the forest"!
If anyone has the question of who killed Bambi's mom that is Gaston from beauty and the beast.
I never watched the entire movie when I saw the mother die I ran out of the room crying and refused to finish it
Bambi 2 was surprisingly good
It is arguably better than the first one, which is something you don’t normally experience from Disney sequels
I feel that the movie focuses more on the story while the the first has music that co-exists with the scenes rather than just background music, and I like that duality.
She sounds just like I imagine a doe would sound gentle and quiet.
(Bambi’s mom pushes her son toward Faline.)
Faline: Hello Bambi.
(Faline licks his face.)
Bambi: Gross! Mom, Faline kissed me!
Bambi’s Mom: Mmmm, well, she has very taste in deer.
Bambi: I don’t like it.
Bambi’s Mom: Oh wait ‘til you get older and the hormones kick in. Soon, you two will be having children of your own. How do you think your father and I had you?
Bambi: Mom, eewwwww!
バンビの母にまた会いたい❤
"Don't look back, keep running!" - Bambi's Biological Mom [kept running]
"Don't look back, keep running!" - Bambi's Adoptive Mom [turns back]
Every time I cry, like the first time I “see” her death. I'm glad Disney didn't show us her dead body because I wouldn't have been able to handle that as a kid. I don’t know why, but Mufasa’s death never caused such negative feelings and there were no thoughts “if only they didn’t show his dead body.” I watched cartoons at the same age.
I think it’s the way they were presented or the fact that it’s not shown made the impact harder. The search for Bambi’s mother, the implications of The Great Prince’s statement, Bambi’s tear. With Mufasa, we already know that he’s dead from the get go the moment he fell into the stampede. But with Bambi’s mother, the feeling and dread sinks in like a slower burn that hits deeper.
This is beautiful and sad
R.I.P Bambi’s mother she was the most kindest dear to her young prince Bambi
"I'm always with you. Even if you can't see me."
It's The Land Before Time all over again, Jesus Christ ☠️
land before time was AFTER Bambi
@@lunak1391 and land before time was WAY BEFORE the second movie.
Damn algorithm made me cry by opening this wound. 💔 Heck you.
Sort off topic regarding this video but. Everyone seems to say that the death from the first movie messed up a bunch of kids. I can see why it's so heart crushing but really? That bad to make such a big deal out of. If anything I feel like the man's "voice stick" from the sequel was a far more unsettling concept given how it was a deer call shown from the perspective of a faun. A noise that toyed with a baby deer's feelings in order to get it out in the open to be an easy target. No joke, a chill ran down my spine when this video ended with the words "I'm here".
Bambi II actually slapped, made me cry.
I have so much tears, I miss this!
I saw it for the first time When I was 5 years old. And after 11years I remembered on one of the best cartoon what was made in Disney history. Yes didnt cry when I was 5. I cry when I am 16 xd I dont know why. Bambis dream in Bambi2is sad because its only dream. Disney know how play with my feelings
After reading the source material, I can't see this movie the same way ever again.
"I'll always be w/ you, even if you can't see me"
Littlefoot's mother said a similar line in The Land Before Time. whats w/ old children's movies and having the dying/dead mommies saying similar, powerful lines like that? 😭
This reminds me of my Dad and grandmother his Mom. She died when he was only 9 years old. He remembered her so fondly but would never talk about her to anyone unless someone did something that reminded him of her. I did a lot of things that reminded him of her at first he was furious but then he told me a few things out of no where. Now he’s gone too but I do things that bring me closer to them or put my heart at ease
2:30 top 10 photos taken moments before disaster
Bambis mom is much harsher in the book.
How
Really? In what way?
@@tillibrookssheep6616 the book is very realistic to how animals in the natural world are. So once Bambi gets a little bit older she starts to distance herself to push him to not need her. She also leaves him a lot and it makes her seem annoyed with him when he cries for her
@@teacupsandfairies692 thank you
Thanks, now I wanna cry my heart out 😭😭😭
バンビの母可愛い
Прям как мило вернутся в былое детство.... ✌️😀🤧
she's so sweet
If Bambi 3 ever happens we need at least a few scenes with both great price and his wife
everytime she said his name it held so much love (T^T)
She was such an amazing mother
Why did she have to die
Screw you huntersss!! 😭😭
cada vez que he visto esta pelicula he llorado como un bebe, y lo seguire haciendo, es simplemente un maravilla
My childhood
I fucking luv autumn 🍂
A Disney sequel just made me cry!
I literally tearing up again 😭
This is the cutest moment I've seen.
優しいママ大好き❤
Funny story. Before I watched this movie I remembered I saw a image of bambis mother on the internet. It showed her bleeding to death. 7 year old me thought it was a real scene from the movie. When I was 9 I finally watched the movie. And when bambis mother got shot. I was expecting the image I founded on the internet to appear. It never came. I was so confused to the point I started to lose interest. Honestly this movie made me more confused than scared. Btw I am shocked bambi is a male.
That is just fanart not the real thing. I saw Bambi when I was little and never saw that scene like on Google images. I thought Flower was a girl honestly XD!
Tbh, her death hurt young me more than Mufasa's.
Omg the last part is making me cry 😭💔
Bambi 2 completely ripped off The Land Before Time with that "even if you can't see me" line.
It shouldn't have been made as a between-quel. Would have been a proper sequel if Disney had liked sequels
I don’t really think it was much of a ripoff - it’s a fairly typical thing to tell your children
This movie is the first concrete reason why I began to hate hunters with every fibre of my being in the ripe age of 6.
Not a fan of the midquel but that dream scene with her is worth it .
Lovely,sweet to cute❤❤❤
I remember crying a lot when I saw her die for the first time.
the fact that her last line is "i'm here" and then bambi wakes up and thinks he hears her calling to him. then he walks out onto the meadow, following her voice and it turns out to be a deer call really messed with me.
Thank you😊
Sarabi is Bambi's Mother
Mufasa is Great Prince
Simba is Bambi
Nala is Faline
Friend Owl is Zazu
Timon is Thumper
Pumbaa is Flower (Don't ask me)
Flower makes sense lol
You got flower who smells nice and pumba who smells like pure poo lol
Oh is Ronald like scar? Or....? Im not sure
Bambis mother is Mufasa. Gender doesn't mean everything
@gerdtt79 in this case it works other way around because both are leaders and passed it down to their sons, only difference one had to die before it was passed down
He miss her mom.😢
I wonder what Bambi mother name is?
Me too.
Bumbees mom!!! Uuughhhaaaahhh 😭
The shotting should not kill a deer without antler so bambi mom is a doe.
Me & my mum❤ 4 sure
Hinawa mother 3 core
Hot take: I find her death sadder than Mufasa's.
i know all of the lines, but they are definitely dependent on each other. I can't recite the lines by themselves, i need the line before them
AwaaaaaaaaaAaaah aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaah cuss at aF
P: pp xx
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