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Quest for Camelot - AniMat’s Classic Reviews (Patreon)

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2018-06-27 19:00:41
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Oh what it could be without WB, what it would do if it did something new

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JamesTheBrony

Yep.. An American Tail.. Saw that one coming.

JamesTheBrony

The Ogres Butt & Just EXPPPLLLAAAIIINNN!!

Ultranatic Productions

@07:55, "disabled bad-ass characters being a rare-breed in animation"? Toph from Avatar. "...or even in general"? Daredevil from Marvel comics. Both are blind characters with bad-ass character traits. Not to diss you AniMat, just saying you're pretty off on that fact.

Mat Brunet (AniMat)

Sure, there are a few examples of those (and you brought up some really good ones), but I mean compared to the number of abled badass characters, they are extremely few. Like other than Toph and Garrett, which other significant ones would there be?

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

Oh man I'm glad you mentioned the different singing voices. Oh boy they don't sound remotely similar. I had that experience first time I saw My Fair Lady. I constantly got pulled out of that film since Marni Nixon doesn't remotely sound like Audrey Hepburn. I get using other singers when you can't get the lead to sing well, and it's preferred over just letting them sing like the BATB remake, but this can be a major issue. Moving on, I have never seen American Tail. I know the music very well but I haven't seen it. This should be interesting because recall the critics being mixed on it at the time.

Ultranatic Productions

Professor X (wheelchair bound), Tyrion Lannister (dwarfism), Quasimodo (deaf, at least in the books), Percy Jackson (dyslexic), listen I could go on, but I'm just saying, after seeing that Facebook post where someone insulted you for getting the country of the cameraman in Cloudy wrong, I'd recommend watching your back. I'd say I don't care myself, except obviously I do, I just showed it, lol. But if someone makes a big enough deal about it there, over the CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS, then anything's possible.

Mat Brunet (AniMat)

That’s a good point. I forgot this is the Internet. Anything’s possible. I never meant any harm or anything bad when mentioning badass disabled characters. I’m sorry if that comment in the video offended you in any way. I will keep my guard up if this gets brought up when the review gets released on YouTube.

Ultranatic Productions

Honestly, wasn't offended. I'm just a know-it-all who likes correcting people. Wish I could help it, lol. Didn't mean to concern you that heavily. That being said, yeah, keep your guard up. People are still offended over The Last Jedi, so everyone's gotta keep their guard up. Keep doing you.

Kim Lechman

It’s not uncommon to have different voice actors to provide the singing for a character because for one reason or another, the original voice actor can’t sing, but it IS really distracting when the singing voice doesn’t sound ANYTHING like the original voice actor. The songs are great, but I’d only recommend the soundtrack for the songs. The movie is not worth watching for them. So American Tail is next. This will be interesting, because I haven’t seen this movie in YEARS. Hopefully it holds up well.

Nario

I'm assuming the next review is An American Tail.

Pokematic

I remember seeing this in theaters as a 4 year old, kind of. All I remember from then is the opening with the 3 rings exposition and the scene turning the soldiers into weapon monsters (and ax chicken). My guess is it was a little too scary for me because I didn't see it again until I dug it up as a college student (I wanted to find the movie with "ax chicken," so I did a lot of googling until I found the "rubber song." That's when I added it to my "need to rent" list, and then I rented it when I got home. I saw the scenes I remembered, and it was like I was 4 years old again. Speaking of "4 years old," this movie was rated G and has crazy frightening scenes; this would definitely be PG today.