#Thumper bambi video clip movie
This movie picks up right after Bambi's mother has been shot, which if you remember the first film vividly, did indeed leave a gap that could have been filled before abruptly jumping ahead to the following spring when Bambi and his friends have matured. Though the filmmakers do seem to have been conscious of this fact and have made considerable efforts to serve their hefty goal, the simplicity and potency of Bambi has unsurprisingly not been recaptured here.īambi II is actually a "midquel", which means its action takes place within the chronology of the first film, in a period we did not previously observe. The movie's biggest problem seems to be that it is Bambi II and therefore it must aspire to the high artistic levels of the final chapter in Walt's most productive and enduring period of cartoon features. That Bambi II doesn't leave you ripping out your hair and shouting bad words can qualify it as a success to some degree. On the other, they have to live up to that classic, which, based on the unsteady but improving track record of DisneyToon Studios (the place that churns out these animated sequels), would seem to set them up for certain disappointment. On the one hand, they get to market their film on the strengths of a widely-adored and indelibly-remembered classic. Movie that only is getting theatrical release overseas, then they have to accept the double-edged reality of the situation. If the studio can be so bold as to plaster the title Bambi II on a holographic slipcover holding a Still, Bambi is the oldest narrative film in the studio's canon to be tapped for a follow-up, and as one of Walt's earliest and most revered masterpieces, Disney should brace themselves for some high expectations and tough critics. Disney has been creating direct-to-video sequels for twelve years, so the fact that we are now getting Bambi II isn't quite as surprising as it could have been. That makes Bambi, Thumper, Flower, Friend Owl, Faline, and the Great Prince the longest-dormant film characters to be reawakened. As far as I can tell, this is the largest gap between a movie and its sequel in motion picture history. Sixty-four years have passed since Bambi opened in theaters, bringing change to just about everything about animated filmmaking. More often, though, what you end up with is some feeble attempt to recapture the glory of a past era (see The Godfather, Part III or Chinatown sequel The Two Jakes, each arriving after a 16-year lull). Sometimes, if the tardy sequel adapts to the times and changes focus well enough, things can turn out okay (see The Hustler and The Color of Money, as well as, to some degree, the first two The Parent Trap movies, both pairs separated by 25 years). If any more time than that passes, the odds are against you. In cinema, there is generally a window of at most ten years in which a satisfying sequel can be made to a popular film. Songs: "Love is a Song", "There is Life", "Let's Sing a Gay Little Spring Song", "First Sign of Spring", "Through Your Eyes", "The Healing of a Heart"ĭTS 5.1 (English), Dolby Digital 5.1 (English, French)īlack Keepcase with Embossed, Holographic Cardboard Slipcover Voice Cast: Patrick Stewart (The Great Prince), Alexander Gould (Bambi), Keith Ferguson (Friend Owl), Brendon Baerg (Thumper), Nickey Jones (Flower), Andrea Bowen (Faline), Anthony Ghannam (Ronno), Makenna Cowgill, Emma Rose Lima, Ariel Winter (Thumper's Sisters), Brian Pimental (Groundhog, Porcupine), Carolyn Hennesy (Bambi's Mother), Cree Summer (Mena)
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