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Written and edited by Cohlman from @AandKGames
TImes Disney Movies Recycled Scenes From Themselves
First off we have Disney’s Robin Hood and how Little John's dance sequence mirrors Baloo dancing with King Louie from The Jungle Book. Little John's character design & body language as a whole were heavily traced from Baloo as well. Both were also voiced by Phil Harris.
Up next is another Disney recycling with The Sword in the Stone. The entire climax sequence where knights crash into each other during the tournament was traced frame-for-frame from a 1957 Disney short titled The Truth About Mother Goose. Pretty much no differences at all for the most part.
Next up we have Beauty & The Beast’s Grand Dance scene being substantially similar to that of Sleeping Beauty’s. These movies have more in common than the word ‘Beauty’ in their titles. The Dance scenes contain nearly identical choreography, similar flooring and even match in color a bit.
Then we have Alice in Wonderland recycling the same underwater scene of fish swimming by Pinocchio. The formation is a bit similar and some fish are even reused as well. It shows that despite being a very simple scene, animation can still be copied for it.
Lastly we have Winnie The Pooh where Rabbit desperately attempts to push Pooh's stuck backside out of his front door. This sequence comes directly from 101 Dalmatians when Sergeant Tibbs struggles to push Rolly through a tight hole to escape Jasper and Horace.