>Was described as having a head like a weather vane
>A bird-like nose
>So lanky he looked like a scarecrow eloped from a cornfield
>Feet so big they were likened to shovel blades
>Ended up being the towns ladies man
>Consistently outmatched the local chad over and over
>Won the favor of the richest woman in town
>Only lost due to his superstitions getting the better of him
Ichabod Crane is proof that confidence gets you places no matter what you look like
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Has Disney's legend of sleepy hollow been released outside of VHS?
It's not hard to find and it's on D+ too
>narrated by Bing Crosby
What was Disney thinking combining two very different stories into one movie?
man that cover looks rough
Disney's Sleepy Hollow adaptation is pure kino.
Watch it every year around Halloween
I think anthology movies were a bigger thing back then. Fun & Fancy Free was another one they did I think.
desu I got the impression Katrina was just stringing him along to rile up Brom but otherwise yeah Ichabod probably could've bagged any woman in town he wanted.
As an idiot kid I misunderstood the title and I thought Ichabod was Mr. Toad's first name.
In the book he beat children and slept at their mother’s houses.
You're right. The narrator outright says she was just stirring the pot.
>Ichabod Crane is proof
It's a fictional character, you retard.
He looked like a dork, but was a total Chad of Colonial New York.
So was the Horseman real? Or was it Brom dressing as it?
If the latter, did he just scare Ichabod away? Or did he outright kill him?
Did Ichabod find a place for him to live out happily? Miserably? Or if the Horseman was real, was he simply, ghosted into the night?
All these questions and more are yours to contemplate forever
Wasn’t it because of WW2 and they couldn’t make bigger films?
Can't say on the first two, but I'm pretty sure the last scene is him laying into a turkey in his new digs
>>Feet so big they were likened to shovel blades
Thats not the only thing like shovel blades
Basically. WWII killed alot of Animation studios because they had to make pricy animation reels for the soldiers for little to no pay. Nearly killed Disney, and annihilated Fleisher.
Warner Bros got off lucky for the most part it seems.
Ichabod is Disney's first villain protagonist.
Everyone points to the Horseman being Brom, made up a story to freak Ichabod out and then played the part to chase him out of town. Ichabod was a cunt so he deserved it.
It's more like they lost the European market (for obvious reasons).
>a written character
True, there's also that to consider.
True, great Crosby song though. Sidenote, I also enjoyed the Tim Burton movie.
Ichabod stared down the hole in the Horseman's neck. What he saw was much scarier than the top of Brom's head.
Or seeing Brom's head scared him because Ichabod knew he was about to get his ass kicked.
>Haven’t you heard? I’m Ichabod.
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Think there's also a scene where someone fishes him out of the river, all shell shocked and covered in pumpkin debris.
uncanny
The narrator explains that some people said he found a cozy home like that, while others said the horseman got him for sure.
same. it's great
Ichabod was the urbane out-of-towner in a village that hadn't seen any new people in a while.
Even if he wasn't an outright city boy, he probably seemed like a real man of the world to that small farming town.
>Imagine...
The film shows him having settled down with a wife and kids about to begin a feast, or so the rumors say.
Jesus fuck, that neck.