Fun fact: This is Luke Evans' second time in a Disney live-action remake, and his second time as a villian in a Disney live-action remake on top of that. His first time was as Gaston in 2017's Beauty and the Beast.
@@natashakingston8302 Did you know Idris Elba almost got the role of Gaston in that film? Could you imagine how different the film would have been had he gotten the role? Had Elba gotten the role, 2017's Beauty and the Beast would have been his second time playing a Disney antagonist. His first time was the voice for Shere Khan in 2016's Jungle Book. Fortunately, Elba, a fan of musicals (which was partially why he auditioned), had no hard feelings when the role was given to Evans.
Yeah. As terrifying as the Coachman was in the original, the Evans version is more charismatic. You could more easily picture this version of the Coachman being able to convince kids to come with him.
@@Adamguy2003 which honestly makes him more evil than the original since he outright manipulated kids into causing themselves to be turned into donkeys even if they actually didn’t want to go to Pleasure Island whereas in the original they came of their own free will.
@@devinobrien9743 he would have played Captain Hook He looks a little bit like Dustin Hoffman but if they make him Captain Hook or if the hook in the right hand he will look more like Dustin Hoffman Captain Hook
Honestly Luke Evans as The Coachman was by far the highlight of the movie for me. Devilish, charismatic and downright creepy. The bit where he does an Indiana Jones swing over the kids and lands on top of the donkeys then just goes “what a bore!” was superb.
Foulfellow and Gideon too, really most of the villains were a highlight, shame their screen time was reduced from the original. I would have loved to have seen Luke Evans' take on the tavern scene, and Keegan Michael Key's energy as he bullshits Pinocchio into thinking he is "allergic."
The coachman is definitely the most underrated, yet diabolical of Disney Villains, so I think it’s very appropriate that the new version of Pinocchio has this villain song for him.
This new song was one of the best originals they added to the movie. With an animated touch but at the same time something macabre that predicts what comes later
The coachman gets the best songs in musical adaptations of Pinocchio like Clive Revill singing “Fun Fun Fun” in the Sandy Duncan version or Usher singing “Pleasure Island” in Gepetto and in this version Luke Evans gets the best song in the movie
The first half of this song sounds like “Oogie Boogie’s Song” from _The Nightmare Before Christmas_ or “I’m Full of Surprises” from _Thomas & Friends: The Great Race._
My Top 5 Luke Evans' Best Roles 1st Gaston (Beauty and The Beast) 2nd Scrooge (A Christmas Carol) 3rd The Coachman (Pinocchio) 4th Vlad (Dracula : Untold) 5th Bard The Bowman (Hobbit)
he work withilla Jovovich in the Three Musketeer he should had a reunions with his daughter with her daughter and Peter Pan playing the infamous pirate Captain Hook
Plus, this version was a LOT more charismatic; Unlike the overly creepy and obviously menacing original version, this version of the Coachman you could picture being able to convince kids to come with him.
nah i'd say the coachman in the remake is far more evil than the original, think about it, in the original he just took only boys who skipped school to pleasure island where they could do anything they want such as smoke cigars and beer plus break the island, then they are turned into donkeys and sold to saltmines and circuses and those who could still speak/show humanity were locked away. in the remake he took boys & girls regardless if they don't go to school or not plus just kidnapped random kids off the street to pleasure island, where it is toned down where he feeds them candy, root beer plus breaking the island and then turns them into donkeys which in other words, the coachman punishes the kids for just being kids plus none of them could speak which could mean that all the kids could have lost their humanity and turned into mindless(?) donkeys shipped of to salt mines idk which one do you think?
@@salohcinpancakes6802 and the remake version is more manipulative and uses that to trick and guilt trip any of the kids who are less willing to fall for his tricks
When Luke Evans played Gaston in the 2017 live action movie of Beauty And The Beast, along with sang the Gaston song he looked like captain James Hook since he was wearing a red/golden coat. ;)
Imagine if the Coachman did a reprise of the song....except it's his way of telling the kids who turned into donkeys that they "had their fun and now it's time to pay, pay, pay, time to pay for it".
While the naughty little boys taken to Pleasure Island were all, in fact, boys, among them in the live-action remake there are also little girls, then a children has got turned into donkeys.
My Top 5 roles for Luke Evans would be Shaw from The F&F at #5, Bard from The Hobbit at #4, The Coachman from Pinocchio at #3, Gaston from Beauty & The Beast at #2, and for #1 it would be Dracula from Dracula Untold which Universal should've kept as THE 1st film for The Dark Universe.
@@villainking990 yeah the point of his character is to teach a cautionary tale. At least That’s what I got from him, and it makes him more effective if he does get away with it.
@@calebray1834 like if you fool around and don’t take things seriously you’ll regret it later with backbreaking work with someone cracking a whip at ya?
Está nueva canción fue una de las mejores originales que agregaron a la peli. Con un toque animado pero a la vez algo macabro que predice lo que viene más adelante
@@josephzielinski8817 Wayne Brady was definitely in that show for one scene, but Usher (yes, the singer) was the Ringmaster, and sang the Pleasure Island song in the movie.
I assume that Disney was impressed with Evan’s performance as Gaston from Beauty and the Beast (2017) that they decided to rehire him as the evil Coachman from Pinocchio (2022). Well the one I like to describe Luke Evans is that he’s good at being bad. I think it’s cool that Luke Evans gets to play the bad guys of both Beauty and the Beast and Pinocchio, two of my favorite Disney movies, although I also loved the Lion King as well.
As Luke Evans also played Gastón in Beauty and the Beast, I already get the idea that Live Actions are a connected universe in which the same actor plays several characters like in AHS
Honestly the Coachman from the live-action version is much better than the 1940 animation, he is charismatic, he is manipulative and evil at the same time, in addition to being diabolical. The animation coworker was just mean and despicable. Great work by Luke Evans, he gave charisma to a forgettable Disney villain.
I actually think Luke Evan’s character was an evil version of Willy Wonka. Like Wonka, the Coachman was in charge of a place where the kids can have fun but the only difference is that the Coachman intended for the kids to misbehave while Wonka didn’t.
Say what you want about this movie but one of the best original songs of the disney remakes it was catchy that even after watching it one time it is memorable.
I truly did not recognise him in this film, i wish this song was longer though. Also i thought this was a really good film, it could be that i've never liked the original (even as a kid) but i actually like this version better than the original. (Yes i know sacraligious.)
Cómo Luke Evans también interpretó a Gastón en La Bella y La Bestia, ya me hago la idea de los Live Actions son un universo conectado en el que un mismo actor interpreta a varios personajes cómo en AHS.
I thought it very funny when Pinocchio told the Coachman bluntly 'But I don't trust you'. For some reason it just makes me wonder how many individuals have the guts and/or naivety to be so forthright with suspicious strangers!
I love how all the songs have some sorta hype in them that seems superior for 1940s music LIKE THE BEGINNING OF THIS SONG and sabinas song aswell click this you'll understand just listen to the piano in the first part 0:00
The fact luke can change his voice/accent not only speaking but singing as well is just amazing.
Exacly!
he's a real talent for certain.
I love it when he sings like gaston
No one goes to Pleasure Island like Gaston
Yeah Gaston !!!!
No one turns children into donkeys like Gaston.
😂😂😂
Oh Yeah Luke Evans Played Gaston
No one steals kids like Gaston! No one turns them into hard of donkeys, Gaston.
Fun fact: This is Luke Evans' second time in a Disney live-action remake, and his second time as a villian in a Disney live-action remake on top of that.
His first time was as Gaston in 2017's Beauty and the Beast.
Yes I hope everbody knows that
Yeah, Luke Evans did his first Disney villain was Gaston from "Beauty and the Beast" and now he plays the Evil Coachman
He always plays a better villain than a good guy in his films. His portrayal of gaston was amazing
@@natashakingston8302 Did you know Idris Elba almost got the role of Gaston in that film? Could you imagine how different the film would have been had he gotten the role?
Had Elba gotten the role, 2017's Beauty and the Beast would have been his second time playing a Disney antagonist. His first time was the voice for Shere Khan in 2016's Jungle Book.
Fortunately, Elba, a fan of musicals (which was partially why he auditioned), had no hard feelings when the role was given to Evans.
@@mexxhan5981 yeah, as much as I like Idris Elba, Luke Evans had more of the charm required to play Gaston.
Luke Evans hits all those notes flawlessly he's amazing crazy that he plays Gaston in the life action to the coachman
Before I watched the movie, I really had my doubts about Luke Evans as The Coachman, but I love how he plays him!
I was pretty confident on him, but he actually exceeded my expectations on his performance.
@@Eric_1991 you took the words right out of my mouth!
Yeah.
As terrifying as the Coachman was in the original, the Evans version is more charismatic. You could more easily picture this version of the Coachman being able to convince kids to come with him.
@@Adamguy2003 which honestly makes him more evil than the original since he outright manipulated kids into causing themselves to be turned into donkeys even if they actually didn’t want to go to Pleasure Island whereas in the original they came of their own free will.
@@devinobrien9743 he would have played Captain Hook He looks a little bit like Dustin Hoffman but if they make him Captain Hook or if the hook in the right hand he will look more like Dustin Hoffman Captain Hook
I must admit Luke Evans is pretty convincing as the coachman.
Honestly Luke Evans as The Coachman was by far the highlight of the movie for me. Devilish, charismatic and downright creepy. The bit where he does an Indiana Jones swing over the kids and lands on top of the donkeys then just goes “what a bore!” was superb.
Foulfellow and Gideon too, really most of the villains were a highlight, shame their screen time was reduced from the original.
I would have loved to have seen Luke Evans' take on the tavern scene, and Keegan Michael Key's energy as he bullshits Pinocchio into thinking he is "allergic."
first he was Gaston, now he is the Coachman, will done Luke Evans, fab acting great actor.
0:00 Oogie Boogie: “Well, well, well! What have we here? Luke Evans, huh? Oh, I’m really scared!”
The coachman is definitely the most underrated, yet diabolical of Disney Villains, so I think it’s very appropriate that the new version of Pinocchio has this villain song for him.
Luke Evens has a great voice
Luke Evans playing villains. He played Gaston in live action beauty and the beast and now the coachman in live action Pinocchio
This new song was one of the best originals they added to the movie.
With an animated touch but at the same time something macabre that predicts what comes later
Great song and by Luke Evans, he sings so great. 😘
God who doesn’t love Luke Evans?
Oh he gets a villain song in this version. Awesome!
in the 1940 original the Coachman and Stromboli were both voiced by the same actor but I'm glad they were played by 2 separate actors in this film
The coachman gets the best songs in musical adaptations of Pinocchio like Clive Revill singing “Fun Fun Fun” in the Sandy Duncan version or Usher singing “Pleasure Island” in Gepetto and in this version Luke Evans gets the best song in the movie
The first half of this song sounds like “Oogie Boogie’s Song” from _The Nightmare Before Christmas_ or “I’m Full of Surprises” from _Thomas & Friends: The Great Race._
I agree!
Cause if you're not braying, there's something very wrong
Cause this may be the last time you hear the Coachman song
@@TheStubbzy 😂😂
Love Luke's voice
My Top 5 Luke Evans' Best Roles
1st Gaston (Beauty and The Beast)
2nd Scrooge (A Christmas Carol)
3rd The Coachman (Pinocchio)
4th Vlad (Dracula : Untold)
5th Bard The Bowman (Hobbit)
Id add Richard Wilder in high rise as well. Very crazy disturbing movie but he is absolutely amazing in it.
He made a pretty good Dracula, too!
he work withilla Jovovich in the Three Musketeer he should had a reunions with his daughter with her daughter and Peter Pan playing the infamous pirate Captain Hook
Honestly, this song,The Coachman himself and Honest John were the best things out of this movie.
I wish it was much longer than that! This was my favorite part of The movie right before pleasure island and honest John
Luke evans was probably my favourite part of this movie
Coachman was my favorite in this movie. Not overly evil like in the original film and has a great song
Plus, this version was a LOT more charismatic; Unlike the overly creepy and obviously menacing original version, this version of the Coachman you could picture being able to convince kids to come with him.
Which ironically makes him more evil since he more subtle and manipulative
nah i'd say the coachman in the remake is far more evil than the original, think about it,
in the original he just took only boys who skipped school to pleasure island where they could do anything they want such as smoke cigars and beer plus break the island, then they are turned into donkeys and sold to saltmines and circuses and those who could still speak/show humanity were locked away.
in the remake he took boys & girls regardless if they don't go to school or not plus just kidnapped random kids off the street to pleasure island, where it is toned down where he feeds them candy, root beer plus breaking the island and then turns them into donkeys which in other words, the coachman punishes the kids for just being kids plus none of them could speak which could mean that all the kids could have lost their humanity and turned into mindless(?) donkeys shipped of to salt mines
idk which one do you think?
@@salohcinpancakes6802 I mean in the original film the donkeys could at least talk while in the 2022 film they lost that ability
@@salohcinpancakes6802 and the remake version is more manipulative and uses that to trick and guilt trip any of the kids who are less willing to fall for his tricks
Love his song and luke's portrayal of the coachman. The song reminds me of " You've got to pick a pocket or two " from Oliver Twist
Now I want an Oliver! Musical movie with Luke!
I definitely got Oliver Twist vibes from this song. Particularly when the kids sing.
And I was just thinking the same thing especially when the kids start singing.
@@Mungoteazer11581 That would be badass
Luke did good as Gaston and The Coachman, and his singing was amazing 🤩 he did superb in both Disney Live Action
Luke evans great singer and actor love this men
HATS OFF TO LUKE EVANS🤗🤗🤗🤗💯🔝
This is my favorite Disney song of all time
Luke Evans was amazing in this movie
When Luke Evans played Gaston in the 2017 live action movie of Beauty And The Beast, along with sang the Gaston song he looked like captain James Hook since he was wearing a red/golden coat. ;)
Everyone's so amazed by Luke evans's singing... You do know that he is educated musical theatre actor?
Luke Evans gives Coachman something else he didn't have in the original film. His own song!!
yo this song is my fav out of them ALLLL
Best song in the film
Luke Evans got another big villain role for a live-action Disney movie and he got an awesome villain song to boot!
Favorite song from this movie
Villains songs usually slap.
Sameeee
Imagine if the Coachman did a reprise of the song....except it's his way of telling the kids who turned into donkeys that they "had their fun and now it's time to pay, pay, pay, time to pay for it".
That would've been awesome they really should've added that
This movie and the new songs were fun! I was on the fence till I got to this song😂 this is like classic 90s disney musicals
And they never come back as.....BOYS!
While the naughty little boys taken to Pleasure Island were all, in fact, boys, among them in the live-action remake there are also little girls, then a children has got turned into donkeys.
@@josephzielinski8817 true, at least The Coachman believes in equal opportunity.
I noticed how he was also the guy who gave Pinocchio & Lampwick the root beer. I was upset that they didn’t add Give a Little Whistle in this film.
He’s just sooooo amazing!!
My Top 5 roles for Luke Evans would be Shaw from The F&F at #5, Bard from The Hobbit at #4, The Coachman from Pinocchio at #3, Gaston from Beauty & The Beast at #2, and for #1 it would be Dracula from Dracula Untold which Universal should've kept as THE 1st film for The Dark Universe.
The coachman still didn’t get his just desserts for his evil
I'm glad
@@villainking990 yeah the point of his character is to teach a cautionary tale. At least That’s what I got from him, and it makes him more effective if he does get away with it.
@@calebray1834 like if you fool around and don’t take things seriously you’ll regret it later with backbreaking work with someone cracking a whip at ya?
Unfortunately realistic. Lots of evil people in this world who still haven’t gotten their just desserts yet
Karma always catches up sooner or later
Está nueva canción fue una de las mejores originales que agregaron a la peli.
Con un toque animado pero a la vez algo macabro que predice lo que viene más adelante
Luke Evans was actually the best thing about this movie imo. Besides Figaro xD
I hate to be "that guy", but I miss the Pleasure Island song from Geppetto.
Both are great songs.
Do you mean "prefer" rather than miss? Cause that song hasn't magically vanished from existence
Oh, you mean Wayne Brady as the Ring Master?
@@josephzielinski8817 Wayne Brady was definitely in that show for one scene, but Usher (yes, the singer) was the Ringmaster, and sang the Pleasure Island song in the movie.
@@NukeOTron Wayne Brady played a terrible magician hired by the Blue Fairy.
I assume that Disney was impressed with Evan’s performance as Gaston from Beauty and the Beast (2017) that they decided to rehire him as the evil Coachman from Pinocchio (2022). Well the one I like to describe Luke Evans is that he’s good at being bad. I think it’s cool that Luke Evans gets to play the bad guys of both Beauty and the Beast and Pinocchio, two of my favorite Disney movies, although I also loved the Lion King as well.
Love this Song! this should be the next HMV (Halloween Music Video) for next year!
Luke evans brilliant as Gaston and coachman
I would love to see Luke Evans as Zorro. 🥰
he will make a perfect Captain Hook
This song hits so hard, i really liked the musics of the movie
My favorite song sung by Luke Evans:
Later Never Comes from Scrooge: A Christmas Carol (2022)
This is my favorite song from Pinocchio
0:56 This gives me the chills knowing what will happen to all the children
The trailer led me to believe this was going to be a big, lively song. But I like this version too. Luke Evans as the Coachman was really good.
This Wicked Coachman was cruel and evil never trust him just like Pinocchio couldn’t trust that Coachman in Pleasure Island!
As Luke Evans also played Gastón in Beauty and the Beast, I already get the idea that Live Actions are a connected universe in which the same actor plays several characters like in AHS
Wished it was longer...sucks for luke evans
Honestly the Coachman from the live-action version is much better than the 1940 animation, he is charismatic, he is manipulative and evil at the same time, in addition to being diabolical. The animation coworker was just mean and despicable. Great work by Luke Evans, he gave charisma to a forgettable Disney villain.
I feel like the ending of "Pleasure Island" should've been added to this
Luke Evans- the coachman to pleasure island ("pinocchio audio)
From adriana Parker
Great
I actually think Luke Evan’s character was an evil version of Willy Wonka. Like Wonka, the Coachman was in charge of a place where the kids can have fun but the only difference is that the Coachman intended for the kids to misbehave while Wonka didn’t.
in my opinion Gaston sounds more Lumiére-ish than before. and which kinda reminds me of Alyn Hawke's roles as the Beast, Lumiére, and Gaston
Next on Luke Evan's list of Disney villains to play
Frollo
Luke Evans was the only redeeming thing about this movie.
Say what you want about this movie but one of the best original songs of the disney remakes it was catchy that even after watching it one time it is memorable.
Best song in this movie
i don’t know why but my favorite lines are “real boys always want more (always want more) and real girls always like the real boys more!”
Same I don't even know why
I think because it’s pressuring Pinocchio into pleasure island because he always wants to be a real boy
YESS!!! 0:45 THIS IS SO GOOD 😫😫😫
Same here. I've got those same two lines stuck in my head.
ok but this part 0:45 ---- it's so perfect 😫😫
The original cartoon should've had Coachman have his own song.
Coachman selling kids into forced labor is the most psychopathic thing
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The Coachman in this reboot looks like Bill Sykes!
I didn't watch the movie yet but gaston in beauty and the beast was very funny
it's not Usher's Pleasure Island but I dig it 👍🏿👍🏿
Wow
So glad nobody disliked this!!
That joke is dead
@@chadpeterson5698 Wasn't even joking
@@alexanderforsythe6947 the reason the joke is dead is because the dislikes aren’t shown anymore
@@chadpeterson5698 Wasn't aware of that.
I truly did not recognise him in this film, i wish this song was longer though. Also i thought this was a really good film, it could be that i've never liked the original (even as a kid) but i actually like this version better than the original. (Yes i know sacraligious.)
Pinocchio NEEDS a dark “Something Wicked This Way Comes” style spinoff movie about Pleasure Island and The Coachman’s backstory.
And no turning him antihero either like Maleficent. Just maybe how he found Pleasure Island and the beginnings of his plan.
@jf k Just like Mr Dark from Ray Bradbury’s “Something Wicked This Way Comes”. Maybe 🤔 it could be a sequel to this movie?
@jf k That or he gets power from the devil to do all this.
You cant even recognise its Luke Evans singing it
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Luke Evans killled it, his second life action 🎥, and and another good job singing.
Gaston
The Coachman
Prince Hans next please
Someone here suggested Frollo and now I totally want to here him sing Hellfire.
@@Mungoteazer11581 I can see that
Cómo Luke Evans también interpretó a Gastón en La Bella y La Bestia, ya me hago la idea de los Live Actions son un universo conectado en el que un mismo actor interpreta a varios personajes cómo en AHS.
I also think that Disney’s live-action remakes have a shared universe.
@@YellowBear-kx1ff I have the same theory👌
From first hearing this, reminded of Fagin from Oliver!
Luke Evans would be a great Fagin
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I thought it very funny when Pinocchio told the Coachman bluntly 'But I don't trust you'. For some reason it just makes me wonder how many individuals have the guts and/or naivety to be so forthright with suspicious strangers!
I gotta say I prefer "Scuttlebutt" over this, this song feels forced but would probably feel right at home in an animated version of the movie.
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I love how all the songs have some sorta hype in them that seems superior
for 1940s music
LIKE THE BEGINNING OF THIS SONG
and sabinas song aswell
click this you'll understand just listen to the piano in the first part
0:00
Would you prefer this or the song from Geppetto?
He has got a coach load with full of kids leaving at midnight on the crossroads.
0:45 hooo it's gonna offend twitter, can't wait x)
Honestly, the last good villain song
Jesus loves you and he is coming back soon so repent and spread the word of God
When your teacher takes you to a "field trip" to a drag queen bar while telling you "Don't tell your parents."
Wtf? That's not relatable at all, that's so oddly specific. You good bro?
No one's can go to Pleasure Island because in the scary clown they transform to a donkey