>reminder that we will never get to see Disney's Chanticleer movie
Instead, we got Rock-a-doodle.
Reminder that we will never get to see Disney's Chanticleer movie
Michael Martin
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Jaxson Robinson
I'll take chicken tits.
Nathan Anderson
What. Those are different eras and companies.
Alexander Kelly
Yeah. Disney contemplated made a Chanticleer movie in the late 40's/early 50's, but it never made it past the drawing board. Since no one had made one, Don Bluth jumped on the idea in the 90's. And well, Rock-a-doodle wasn't very good. I like the Disney character designs a lot more personally.
Nathaniel Myers
Well, Disney eventually released a picture book with the complete story. That's where OP's image is from.
Levi Collins
Are you sure? Multiple websites say they're Concept art by Marc Davis.
Hunter Turner
Nevermind, just found a book. Apparently ome of the character designs heavily inspired/were directly inserted into Robin Hood and America Sings as well.
Owen Morales
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>The presentation didn't come off. The songs didn't gel, it was some guy up on a piano singing "cockadoodle doo! Cockaddoodle doo!" I sort of cringed in my chair.
It might have been just like Rock-a-doodle
Josiah Evans
>a BRILLIANT film
I can't tell if this post is being sarcastic or not. I love Don Bluth's work more than most, but there's no denying that his version of this story is among his weakest films. The songs in particular were pretty awful.
Luke Powell
It was Don's first failure, and the only one he is almost entirely responsible for (later failures are largely not his fault). Nostalgiafags will literally like feces if those feces come from their childhood.
Alexander James
Nicholas Phillips
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Angel Cox
>that thing is supposed to be a pheasant
Don Bluth usually draws great bird characters. What the hell happened here?
Gavin Cooper
He wanted his very own Jessica Rabbit.
David Morris
>Jessica Rabbit
Once again, Spielberg's influence rears it's ugly head.
Zachary Barnes
I'll fanboy for Bluth as hard as anyone, but I don't think anybody who isn't trolling would willingly defend Schlock-A-Doodle.
Liam Ward
How does a pheasant and rooster cross breed?
Justin Morales
Jacob Johnson
They can't, but that doesn't mean they don't spend the entire night trying.
Isaac Morales
I enjoyed it as a kid, and can still watch it as an adult. With that said, it's not without its problems. It probably would've been 50% better without the live- action sequences.
Mason Johnson
Definitely the most cartoony looking Don Bluth film, not a good thing imo
Ryan Reed
>I enjoyed it as a kid, and can still watch it as an adult
How? Maybe it's because I never saw it when I was a kid, but I couldn't even make it through the very first song without having to pause to collect my thoughts. Films rarely make me physically wince, but this did that to me.
Aaron Lewis
What is that? Googled Mullewapp and all I could find was some CGI straight to DVD looking garbage.
Adrian Gutierrez
Is there more and is this worth tracking down to watch?
Oliver Fisher
There's an older 2D one.
Brayden Collins
Too anthropomorphic, fully bipedal looked weird in Robin Hood and it looks weird here.
Oliver Sanders
lol, of course only referring to the four legged animals here. Before I am corrected by smart aleck user.
Logan Nguyen
Lucas Fisher
The sun's not the only thing rising
Colton Carter
Didn't even know Disney was working on that. They should give it a shot and make it.