Disney animation video of reused clips for its movies goes viral, netizens shocked

Disney animation is created with the help of Computer Animated Images (CGI) these days. But before this technology, Disney was popular for its hand-drawn animations. A video has taken social media by the storm which shows recycled animations used in Winnie the Pooh and The Jungle Book. Both the clips have been compared side-by-side and netizens are astonished how both the clips match in every movement. Scroll to see the video and know how netizens have reacted. Also read | Kim Kardashian Hits Back After Trolls Attack Her Daughter North's Oil Painting Also read | My Parents Understood What It Meant To Be An Actor: Jack Quaid On Meg Ryan, Dennis Quaid Recycled Disney animation video goes viral The video starts with Winnie The Pooh's Christopher Robin besides The Jungle Book's Mowgli and both are climbing on a rock. Reaching the apex of the rock, they both fling a stone across the valley. Both these characters have mimicked each other’s movements. The video further also drew a comparison between the animations of The Sword In The Stone and The Jungle Book. The latter had used the animation from the former in several of its scenes. I’m so confused right now. 😳😬🤯 pic.twitter.com/gnAExj9bin — Fred Schultz (@fred035schultz) February 6, 2021 The video has received over 12 million views on Twitter while the netizens' reactions remain divided. Some are confused over how could this be possible while some are impressed over how Disney craftily reused it animations. Some have also called the animators as lazy for the recycling. Some also understand how difficult it must have been to showcase these animations without the technology possessed today. See their reactions below: I'm afraid I have some more bad news for you. Casper the Ghost ... Is really ... Richie Rich. pic.twitter.com/qmSx1idKE6 — Pennyless Church (@PennylessChurch) February 6, 2021 There was a lot of reused animation back then. Robin Hood (1973) even reused animation from Snow White, a film that was 36-years-old by that point pic.twitter.com/xOgfbZhtOM — TheOtakuX (@TheOtakuX) February 7, 2021 Little John is Baloo the bear copy/paste pic.twitter.com/2FUu952lCe — P e t e r D e S m e t (@dewlanna) February 8, 2021 🤯🤯damn my childhood is confused! https://t.co/ribyoFJn39 — DeAngelo Williams (@DeAngeloRB) February 7, 2021 My childhood has been tainted by lazy animators. https://t.co/Mk8QXu2HoV — James Duthie (@tsnjamesduthie) February 7, 2021 Animation is a TON of work and time-saving measures have been part of the process since the beginning for Disney and nearly every other studio. This is working smart! And it’s still really time-consuming. Please be nice to animators. 🥲 https://t.co/Hv3Bk9gP0r — Alisa Stern (@TheDoctorPuppet) February 7, 2021 According to a report by HuffPost, reusing past animations and recycling them is known as rotoscoping. This process is used to cut costs in animations as they were entirely hand-drawn before. Previously made animations would be used as stencils to create new ones so that similar actions would not have to make again which save a lot of time. Some of the popular Disney movies are Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Cinderella, Alice In Wonderland, Peter Pan, Sleeping Beauty, One Hundred and One Dalmatians, Robin Hood and Beauty and the Beast. Disney’s The Lion King was remade with the help of photorealistic computer animation. On the other hand, The Jungle Book is a live-CGI hybrid remake of the 1967 movie. It is also based on Rudyard Kipling’s book which goes by the same name. Also read | Where To Watch Nomadland? Find Out Where You Can Stream This Golden Globe Nominated Film Also read | Zack Snyder 'had Ideas' To Explore Death Of Robin, Focusing On Joker-Batman Rivalry Image courtesy- Justin Ying YouTube channel

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Disney animation video of reused clips for its movies goes viral, netizens shocked

A video of Disney animation clip which has drawn a comparison between two animated films has gone viral on social media. Read ahead to know more.

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