The Wild (2006) Trailers & TV Spots
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2023
- Requested by Human Class 1-B Musutafu City (MHA Anime).
Collection of all the promotional material I managed to find for the lesser known movie in the second installment of the "DreamWorks ripped off Disney and Disney ripped off DreamWorks" saga.
While The Wild has pretty much all been forgotten with Madagascar being a better movie by comparison, I don't think it's entirely devoid of some good humor. Some lines do still make me chuckle, and the fact that the last act of this movie revolves around a cult of wildebeests worshipping a koala plushie and wanting to eat lions is so phenomenally out there that I can't help but laugh at it. William Shatner as Kazar in particular cracks me the fuck up and you can't go wrong with Patrick Warburton in anything Disney related.
This video is meant for archival purposes only.
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A whole new breed of tourist.
An adolescent lion is accidentally shipped from the New York Zoo to Africa. Now running free, his father and his zoo pals must put aside their differences to help bring him back.
Directed by: Steve 'Spaz' Williams
Written by: Ed Decter, John J. Strauss, Mark Gibson & Philip Halprin
Music by: Alan Silvestri
Runtime: 82 minutes
Genre: Adventure/Comedy
Release date: April 14th, 2006
Starring: Kiefer Sutherland, Jim Belushi, Eddie Izzard, Janeane Garofalo, William Shatner, Richard Kind, Greg Cipes, Colin Hay, Miles Marsico, Jack De Sena, Don Cherry, Christian Argueta, David Cowgill, Lenny Venito, Joseph Siravo, Colin Cunningham, Patrick Warburton, Jonathan Kimmel, Kevin Michael Richardson, Jess Harnell, Josh Keaton & Nolan North.
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@MovieTrailerGraveyard
@TVSpotMovieFan
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This is basically the movie where you say “Hey, mom. Can we rent Madagascar?” and she says “We already have Madagascar at home.”
That's the exact joke I made for my community post on this lol
@@Jurassic1993Park Oh. Sorry I stole your joke.
@@BatmanFan76 Nah, the meme's quite popular so it's obvious the same joke would be made more than once.
@@Jurassic1993Parkfact: In some regions, this movie is considered to be part of the Disney Animated Canon as the 39th and 46th; in America, Dinosaur and Chicken Little have those spots respectively.
@@mariobabbo3497 and 42nd; in America, Lilo & Stitch
My fave! I love it and Madagascar both in their own way (we went to both in my childhood in Russian cinemas with my family! ;). I wish this one was loved more... Thanks for the hard work!
Well, that's great that you loved both but sadly I probably might not do the same next year since next year when I'm done seeing it's movie on Netflix called Orion and The Dark? I'm probably growing out of DreamWorks I mean, I loved their 2D and Aardman movies along with their Netflix shows too, it's just that the Anti-Disney elitism of it kinda ruined DreamWorks for me tbh.
I mean, I use to love both DreamWorks and Disney equally as a kid but I guess I just couldn't really stand it's rivalry with each other.
I first saw a brief scene of this movie on Toon Disney while channel surfing in 2008 and I already knew that it was a Madagascar wanna be.
Of course you'd think that cuz' it's obvious you were probably a DreamWorks elitist ever since you were a kid.
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OK I use to watch this on disney xd with chicken little and cars in 2010
After the Jurassic Punk documentary he was the focus on, Steve "Spaz" Williams revealed his feelings on The Wild which is the only film he's directed:
"It's an anomaly. There's stuff in it I like and other things that make me fucking cringe. I've never defended it as good".
Oh wow, thanks for the bit of trivia. While I will say I think it's funnier than most people, there are definitely bits that make me roll my eyes and cringe as well.
@Jurassic1993Park Check out the Jurassic Punk documentary cause it is definitely worth checking out if I do say so myself. Think maybe you can do Trailers & TV Spots for The Incredibles next time and who knows, have a second channel where you could potentially do live streams/chats.
@@burningexeter4365 I actually had The Incredibles requested a while back, so thankfully it's already on my to-do list. Unfortunate thing is since I've had an overabundance of requests over the past months, it won't be anytime soon. 😅
As for your other suggestions... well, not really sure what I could provide there since my channel is mostly comprised of archiving movie and videogame promos I find online. I do have non-promo related videos in the works (and about 1/3rd of my uploads since the beginning have been that type of content), but they've kind of taken a back seat to these promo videos atm because I currently don't have the free time to work on them.
Ah, I remember this movie, another one of my favorite guilty pleasures of Disney growing up, it's soundtrack is my favorite part about the movie, like Lifehouse's Good Enough song and my 2nd favorite part was Coldplay's song called Clocks playing while Samson and his friends look at the city view and I also use to have the DVD of it and also some of the McDonald's toys :)
Besides, tbh even if this movie's a ripoff of Madagascar and all? I don't really care since I already grown out of DreamWorks' 3D movies and decided to stick to their short-lived 2D and Aardman movies along with their Netflix shows like Kipo and Voltron for now on.
I rest my case lol.
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The official trailer was shown in:
Hoodwinked
Big Momma's House 2
Curious George
Eight Below
Doogal (UGH!!!)
The Shaggy Dog
Ice Age: The Meltdown
What about Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Man’s Chest Disc 2?
Disc 1 had trailers for Deja Vu and The Guardian and the Blu Ray has the trailer for Disney Blu Ray and Pirates of the Caribbean At World’s End.
Well, in the UK it was called "The Magic Roundabout" on the part when you said Doogal lol.
@@WoodyWoodpecker19843 seen on the 2006 DVD of Chicken Little
I remember watching this movie in theaters with my mom and my little brother when I was 7 years old. I haven't watched it since but I'm curious of how it holds up after nearly 20 years. The Koala Bear made me and my little brother laugh on the TV spots. I remember us telling Mom that we had to see this movie.
Having revisited this movie while I was putting this compilation together, I have to say I don't think it's godawful as other people think. There are some decent amount of laughs, and I can't help but bust a gut anytime the wildebeest villain voiced by Shatner says anything.
Hey did anyone see that same disney castle logo from the beginning of disney's Chicken little, because it was shown in the tv spot for disney's the wild.
Disney’s less charming version of Madagascar
Like I give a crap, I still enjoyed it as a guilty pleasure either way.
I'm glad I've grown out of DreamWorks' 3D movies because you elitists of them are the reason why not only that I find DreamWorks' 2D and Aardman movies better than your favorite 3D ones? but I've gained my respect to Paramount and Ghibli alot more than that favorite studio of yours lmao.
@@The_Toonami-AdultSwim_fan2002 No-one would care when Pixar’s A Bug’s Life came a few months after Dreamworks Antz, nor when Shark Tale swam into Finding Nemo’s sea, and indeed the two companies’ live-action war of Armageddon versus Deep Impact and Babe versus Gordy was played up as some huge battle that we were supposed to cheer loudly over, even though there was plenty of space for both.
@@mariobabbo3497 Wow, sometimes I swear you elite DreamWorks fanboys are something else XD lmao.
@@The_Toonami-AdultSwim_fan2002Actually, The Wild entered production before Madagascar. So it would mean it’s not a rehash of other animated movies like The Lion King, Ice Age, The Jungle Book and Finding Nemo
@@mariobabbo3497 Whatever lol.
This was basically Disney's revenge against DreamWorks for making Shark Tale!
Meh, I don't blame Disney for that since tbh? I don't really care for DreamWorks' movies like Madagascar or Shrek that much anymore since it's elitist fanbase was driving me crazy.
So I decided to stick to their short-lived 2D and Aardman movies like Spirit and Chicken Run for now on since I was sorta grown out of their 3D movies like Shrek and Madagascar lol.
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The online snake peek was shown in:
The magic roundabout wonderland: welcome Arlo the alligator boy! DVD
*the show was remove from Disney Junior Because of the mr men show was featured but it was on nick jr channel*
(1/1/06)
Zoog toon pets Disney channel: who lucky enough now? DVD (1/3/06)
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The DVD’s trailer was shown in:
Cuphead and friends show: cup bros and sis’s in wonderland dvd
(1/9/06)
Snowball’s room: year of the dragon day DVD
(2/2/06)
My son, Jesse, is happily corresponding with you under this username. He’s young, autistic and an avid fan of cartoon movies. I appreciate your kind engagement with him.
Oh, uh, no worries. I suppose that would explain the letter capitalization and somewhat odd behavior out of context. Hope that comment thread didn't rub you the wrong way, I was just left confused by what he was trying to say. Still I'll try to be more mindful should he continue to comment on my videos. 👍
This is probably a movie that’s basically a faded memory of mine. The songs are good, but the story just seems like a retread of *Madagascar* , with cartoon animals being transferred/traveling to an island from New York.
It’s like the whole *Antz* and *A Bug’s Life* fiasco all over again.
If you ever wanted a movie where Jack Bauer goes across the world to find his beloved son, Beast Boy, this is the movie for you.
Oh my god, how did I never realize that? I knew Ryan's voice sounded familiar, but never connected the dots. 🤦♂
@@Jurassic1993Park so basically the said fiasco of A Bugs Life and Antz, as Shark Tale swam into Finding Nemo’s water. Disney was giving Dreamworks a taste of their own unoriginal medicine with their Madagascar clone The Wild in 2006. However, The Wild did enter production before Madagascar, The Wild also feels like The Lion King and Finding Nemo.
@@mariobabbo3497If Disney released this in 2023, it would quite possibly be a company saving movie. Goes to show you how far Disney has fallen and I'm viewing this from my perspective as that 7 year old kid that drugged my Mom to the theater to watch this film. We didn't realize how good we had it to be honest as a society when Disney mid 2000 flop would have been a success in 2023. I may be looking through nostalgia and I'm not a Disney fan
@affanjamsari5752
Hey Mr. DreamWorks elitist, does it look like I honestly care if Madagascar came way before this favorite Disney guilty pleasure of mine did? No, so cut me some slack already ._.
Wow, no wonder I've started thinking Toho,Legendary,Paramount, and Studio Ghibli were alot more enjoyable to me than DreamWorks ever was, can't honestly wait to make DreamWorks' Orion and The Dark the last DreamWorks movie I'll ever watch XD lmao.
@@Jurassic1993Park Not gonna lie but this gatekeeping DreamWorks elitism hobby that these guys have are pretty much the reason why I'm growing out of that favorite studio next year since I'm burned out and didn't have much enjoyment for it anymore as I did before lol.
Unpopular Opinion, I think The Wild is better than Madagascar and it's not a rip off just because it has the same concept
True that, as the only Disney fan that ever enjoyed The Wild as my guilty pleasure? I always thought Madagascar was way overhyped imo lol.
@@The_Toonami-AdultSwim_fan2002 yall wanna start a fan club?
Hey Guys I've Got a Lilo & Stitch (2002), Chicken Little (2005), The Wild (2006) & Bolt (2008) DVD
(and a Frozen 2 (2019) DVD)
I’ve got Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Man’s Chest 2 Disc Special Edition on DVD.
I remember one of the trailers was on Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Man’s Chest Disc 2.
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Searchlight Pictures 5 Trailer
You Realize That The Wild (2006) is the Creators of Lilo and Stitch (2002) & Chicken Little (2005) Right?
Uh, unless you mean producers, Steve Spaz Williams had no involvement with those movies.
@@Jurassic1993Park You mean Lilo & Stitch (2002) and Chicken Little (2005) You're Talking About?
@@jessicalaguerre8264 Yes. Steve Spaz Williams was the guy who directed The Wild. He didn't work on either Lilo & Stitch or Chicken Little, so I'm not sure where you got that impression from?
@@Jurassic1993Park So as Toy Story (2000) Finding Nemo (2002), The Incredibles (2004) & Toy Story 2 (2005)
@@jessicalaguerre8264 Uh... you're mixing a lot of those films' release dates there. Not to be rude, but your posts are confusing the hell out of me lol
wow
Madagascar rip off 3:02
Nobody cares, Madagascar elitist.