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Bambi Blu- ray: Diamond Edition. Bambi (1. 94. 2). Bambi Blu- ray delivers stunningly beautiful video and great audio in this exceptional Blu- ray release. In Disney's spectacularly animated forest fable, a fawn named Bambi is born, destined to. Prince of the Forest." He soon befriends other woodland creatures such as Flower, a. Thumper, an outgoing rabbit.

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5. Bambi Blu-ray (Diamond Edition) (1942): Starring Hardie Albright, Stan Alexander and Bobette Audrey. In Disney's spectacularly animated forest fable, a fawn named.

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As the years pass, they encounter a number. Bambi's mother at the hands of hunters. Eventually, Bambi comes of age, completing the cycle of life and taking his father's place.

For more about Bambi and the Bambi Blu- ray release, see Bambi Blu- ray Review published by Kenneth Brown on February 1. Blu- ray release scored 4. Directors: James Algar,Samuel Armstrong,David Hand,Graham Heid,Bill Roberts,Paul Satterfield. Writers: Felix Salten,Perce Pearce,Larry Morey,Vernon Stallings,Melvin Shaw,Carl Fallberg.

Starring: Hardie Albright,Stan Alexander,Bobette Audrey,Peter Behn,Thelma Boardman,Tim Davis» See full cast & crew. Disney's breathtaking 1.

Diamond Edition release.. Reviewed by Kenneth Brown, February 1. It's hard to imagine an animated film in the vein of Bambi being released in this day and age. Undisputed Disney Classic though it may be, its story is startlingly minimalistic, its forest dwellers don't embark on a grand adventure, its protagonist never undergoes any self- affirming transformations, it dispenses few life lessons and even fewer message points, focuses on the sparse beauty of nature rather than its anthropomorphic pursuits, and its talking animals only speak when doing so is crucial to the development of the plot or characters. Even Wall- E, the 2. Pixar powerhouse rightfully praised for its restraint, relents after a magnificent first act and begins traveling a more conventional road.) Instead, Bambi is a deceptively simple, disarmingly poignant coming- of- age fable about a fawn who experiences the joys, fears and realities of an uncertain world.

Predating The Lion King by some fifty years, Bambi tells the story of the birth, adolescence and rise to kingship of the new Prince of the Forest, a whitetail deer named Bambi (voiced first by Bobby Stewart, then Donnie Dunagan, Hardie Albright and John Sutherland). After learning to walk, the timid fawn ventures out into the forest and acquaints himself with its many creatures, forging friendships with excitable rabbit Thumper (Peter Behn, Tim Davis, Sam Edwards) and bashful skunk Flower (Stan Alexander, Tim Davis, Sterling Holloway), and meeting a young doe named Faline (Cammie King, Ann Gillis). Before long, Bambi's mother (Paula Winslowe) takes him to a meadow where the deer of the thickets gather; an opportunity that leads to an encounter with his stoic, ever- distant father, the Great Prince of the Forest (Fred Shields).

To his mother's dismay though, the meadow also introduces Bambi to the forest's greatest threat: man. He survives this brush with danger, only to contend with a harsh winter, a shortage of food and, eventually, the tragic death of his mother. Thankfully, adolescence and the promise of change aren't far behind. As his antlers grow and the seasons pass, Bambi reunites with Thumper and Flower, falls in love with Faline and faces the return of an all- too- familiar foe. Bambi has been billed as a great love story since its debut sixty- nine years ago, but it's much more than that. Even going so far as to call it a great story of love, life and loss would still sell the film short.

Based on Austrian author Felix Salten's 1. Bambi, a Life in the Woods," Walt Disney's fifth animated production is arguably his best, weaving a heartfelt tale that relies on silence, subtlety, realism and sincerity above all else. The Last Drop Of Water Full Movie Part 1 on this page.

While less sobering than Salten's original work, Disney's meticulously constructed adaptation doesn't pull many punches. Bambi's father is absent during his formative years, gunfire induces palpable fear in the woodland creatures, winter and starvation are fearsome adversaries, hunting dogs descend on Faline like a lynch mob, a raging forest fire sends hundreds of animals scrambling for safety, and the death of Bambi's mother is perhaps the single most devastating, heart- wrenching moment to ever grace an animated film (as sobbing viewers of all ages will attest). And yet there's a touching serenity, an innate sweetness even, that permeates every scene, dark or otherwise. Bambi's days as a fawn are marked by invigorating discovery, his adolescence hinges on instinctual epiphanies and his ascension to his father's side hints at a looming greatness we the audience aren't permitted to see. Of course, none of that would matter if the film's character designs, voicework and animation were anything less than extraordinary. Rather than infuse Salten's creatures with unmistakable humanity, Disney and his animators studied real animals and did everything they could to retain the demeanor, movement, behavior, personality and temperament of each species.

The results are incredibly convincing. No, a rabbit wouldn't skate across a frozen pond or help his friend stagger up on all four hooves; no, animal kingdom courtship isn't the "twitterpated" romance presented by Friend Owl (Will Wright); and no, many of the expressions and mannerisms in Bambi aren't derived from animals at all. But it rarely, if ever, hinders the film. Disney strikes a careful balance between the real and surreal, granting his animals human characteristics only as the narrative demands. The emotions that stir on Bambi and his friends' faces speak volumes even when the characters say nothing at all, the descent of a leaf and the trickle of a raindrop are as memorable as the film's most entertaining expressions, and the forest itself all but comes alive on a number of occasions.

Answering their fearless leader's call to oh- so- authentic arms, Disney's animators tackle each frame with conviction and skill, creating jaw- dropping environments, endearing characters and convincing creatures in one tireless swoop. If I haven't already made it clear though, the film's story and animation aren't the only things that contribute to its classic status. Disney's use of a multiplane camera adds cinematic depth to his artists' hand- painted backgrounds, Frank Churchill and Edward Plumb's evocative score transforms many a scene into a breathtaking Fantasia short, the voice cast's performances are memorable and engaging, and the writers' smartly crafted, refreshingly minimal dialogue punctuates the story perfectly. Honestly, I could go on and on, but no amount of words could convey Bambi's beauty, majesty and grandeur. It must be experienced and treasured if one is to see it for the timeless masterwork it is. There are restorations that honor classic films and reinvigorate aging masterpieces. Then there are restorations that are so beautiful, so impeccable, so utterly faithful to their source that they transport audiences back in time.

Disney has breathed new life into Bambi, carefully eliminating sixty- nine years of wear and tear, rejuvenating the film's ailing animation and staying true to the artists and filmmakers' intentions. The forest's lush green foliage, earthy underbrush and colorful flowers are natural and nuanced, vibrant springtime primaries and chilling wintry hues are humble but breathtaking, and black levels look as if they're fresh off the tip of a painter's brush. Contrast and clarity are impressive as well.

Here Are the Ones to Watch. Disney announced on Tuesday that it would be removing all its films from Netflix, as the company is launching its own streaming platform in 2. Most of Disney’s classic animations aren’t on Netflix, but newer movies like Moana, Finding Dory and Tarzan will all be getting the cut, while we’ll also lose live action films like High School Musical, High School Musical 2 and Hannah Montana: The Movie. Disney also owns the Star Wars franchise and Marvel, so while the company has announced that Marvel TV shows will be safe, there’s no word whether newer Star Wars and Marvel films including Rogue One, Captain America: Civil War and Doctor Strange will be leaving the platform. Disney’s films won’t disappear from Netflix immediately, the company is planning to let its contract with the streaming site expire, so you have until the end of 2. Live Action. Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch Air Bud Spikes Back Air Bud: World Pup Air Buddies Alice Through the Looking Glass Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2 Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3 The BFG Blank Check Cool Runnings The Crimson Wing: Mystery of the Flamingos The Finest Hours George of the Jungle 2 Heavyweights Holes Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves Inspector Gadget 2 The Jungle Book The Jungle Book: Mowgli’s Story Max Steel The Mighty Ducks Mr. Magoo The Parent Trap Pete’s Dragon Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Queen of Katwe Santa Paws Santa Buddies Santa Paws 2: The Santa Pups Sky High Snow Buddies Space Buddies Spooky Buddies Super Buddies Tini: The New Life of Violetta Treasure Buddies Who Framed Roger Rabbit Wings of Life.

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