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The animated feature film "Bambi" is (c) Walt Disney Pictures / Buena Vista Productions. Please feel free to correct me if something is wrong or missing.

"Bambi" is praised for keeping the animals so very realistic in their behaviour, barely any humanisation. Personal comment: hmmgmmyeaaahnaaah. For a Disney movie in which animals are the main characters yes, compared to "Lion King" or "Aristocats" they a still pretty natural (that's *not* meant in a derogative way towards other Disney movies). But still. The ice-skating. Thumper as well as Flower (and the owl) move often just like humans, p.e. when they use their paws exactly like hands. A sort of monarchy which rules the forest. All the animals can talk with each other intelligently and politely and are mainly good friends.
Sadako wrote in her blog an imho awesome parody of Bambi, which often mentions the humanised-not humanised-humanised-not humanised issue: [link]
I really need to read some of her other parodies soon.
(I also disagree with that Bambi has hardly any personality, btw. Well, but that's a whole different issue again, and who reads my little geeky essays anyway? )

Until further notice my last Bambi fanart, the next Disney movie I'll spoof will be ... wait and see!

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The animated feature film "Bambi" is (c) Walt Disney Pictures / Buena Vista Productions. Please feel free to correct me if something is wrong or missing.

"Bambi" is praised for keeping the animals so very realistic in their behaviour, barely any humanisation. Personal comment: hmmgmmyeaaahnaaah. For a Disney movie in which animals are the main characters yes, compared to "Lion King" or "Aristocats" they a still pretty natural (that's *not* meant in a derogative way towards other Disney movies). But still. The ice-skating. Thumper as well as Flower (and the owl) move often just like humans, p.e. when they use their paws exactly like hands. A sort of monarchy which rules the forest. All the animals can talk with each other intelligently and politely and are mainly good friends.
Sadako wrote in her blog an imho awesome parody of Bambi, which often mentions the humanised-not humanised-humanised-not humanised issue: [link]
I really need to read some of her other parodies soon.
(I also disagree with that Bambi has hardly any personality, btw. Well, but that's a whole different issue again, and who reads my little geeky essays anyway? )

Until further notice my last Bambi fanart, the next Disney movie I'll spoof will be ... wait and see!