Animation Fact: When Disney Animation Changed the Names of ALL of their Movies / #Disney #Trivia

"The Evil Bonehead" is pretty funny for "The Black Cauldron", not gonna lie... but they could've made the title SO MUCH WORSE if they wanted to.

But hey, The Great Mouse Detective is still such a fun adventure movie. Underrated.

Clunky titles never really roll off the tongue, do they?

In the case of The Aristocats, the movie would have been called "The Wandering Pampered Cats"or "Rich Cats Get Lost". That sounds funnier than just "Aristocats"

Also, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh didn't have a mocky alternative title, so the alternative title for Winnie the Pooh would be "Stuffed Animals in a Forest"

The Great Mouse Detective, aka The Adventures of the Great Mouse Detective, aka Basil the Great Mouse Detective.

Movie is in germany still called Basil der große Mäusedetektiv

I think I definetly perfer its UK title 'Basil the Great Mouse Detective' which is a good comprise of the intended title 'Basil of Baker Street' and the title in the US and most of the world.

Wish: How the Wishing Star Came to Be.

Jeez, one of my favorite stories of the Disney Studios right here. 😂

I almost lost at Aristocats. That reaction was perfect.

I actually made a joke on social media referencing this memo when Mat announced the release of Animation Lookback Blue Sky part 3 and I mentioned how Epic went through a similar situation as that film was also originally supposed to be the same title as the books “The Leaf Men” but was changed by Fox to the generic title “Epic” to be more marketable.
I suggested that Chris Wedge should have sent out a similar memo saying that Blue Sky’s other films should get a similar title change like “Three Prehistoric Animals Save a baby”, “A World of Anthropomorphic Robots”, An Elephant Saves a Tiny Village” and “Blue Birds in Brazil.”
I’m proud to say he enjoyed that comment!

That..... Was a good joke poking fun of the name change honestly. Also I agree it's underrated too. ^^

The Evil Bonehead took me out! 😂😂😂

I used to play bass for The Evil Boneheads

What do you think of these ?

- Oliver & Company (The Homeless New York City Kitten)

- The Little Mermaid (The Fish Girl Who Wants Legs)

- The Rescuers Down Under (The Two Mice Who Fly to Australia)

- Beauty and the Beast (The Smart Girl in the Monster's Castle)

- Aladdin (The Poor Boy with the Flying Carpet)

- The Lion King (The Young Cat Who Becomes King)

- Pocahontas (The Native Girl and the British Soldier)

- The Hunchback of Notre Dame (The Deformed Man in the Church Bell Tower)

- Hercules (The Strong Boy Who Fights Monsters)

- Mulan (The Girl Who Pretends to Be a Man)

- Tarzan (The Wild Man Raised by Apes)

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Could you imagine just how things would have gone had the trend continued

Zootopia: Furry ACAB

The Lion King: Furry Hamlet

Home of the range: Thought Roseanne Barr was cringly with Maga, you should see her voice a cow

Chicken Little: setting the ground for 2012's Battleship in terms of unnecessarily and inlogically throwing aliens into a story that doesn't involve them.

Turning Red: Canadian Chinese girl turns into a giant red panda in a metaphor about puberty with girls set in 2002 that doesn't reference 9/11. Why do I care that the movie doesn't mention 9/11? Because shut up.

😂😂😂😂Not gonna lie, I really had no 💡 idea this actually happened as a Joke

Other Title Changes…
Moana: The Magic Rock
Frozen 2: The Singing Cash Machine
Zootopia 2: The Furry Cash Machine
Hoppers: Like Avatar
Toy Story 5: Another One

Of course Disney left out the 40's package films (except Fantasia), and Winnie the Pooh out of this joke. So I made up my own.

Latin American Cartoon Films (Saludos Amigos)

Three Birds In México (The Three Caballeros)

Musical Theater (Make Mine Music)

A Circus Bear, and A Mouse Who Climb A Beanstalk (Fun and Fancy Free)

Collection Of Melody Films (Melody Time)

A Crazy Toad, and The School Master Of Sleepy Hollow (The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad)

The Silly Old Bear's Adventures (The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh)

I enever thought the movie title was weird.

The Great Mouse Detective is as good as How To Train Your Dragon, Spirited Away, Up and WALL.E

I wonder what the joke title changes would have been for the Disney films released after The Great Mouse Detective.

This film is such an enduring classic

Also Fun Fact: my mom actually named my sister after Olivia from this movie!

Happy birthday, Great Mouse Detective. 🎉 🎂

Wow those names make “flying bedroom boy” and “pooj the fat honey bear” sound dignified enough to be Hollywood classics. If you get the reference then you get a gold star.

Another fun fact, the climactic showdown between Basil and Ratigan in Big Been drew some huge inspiration from a similar scene in an anime film released a decade prior, that film, Lupin the 3rd: The Castle of Cagliostro

"The Boy Who Would Be King" is a cheeky reference to "The Man Who Would Be King," an 1888 short story by Rudyard Kipling.

Which, y'know, would've ironic given how The Jungle Book came after The Sword in the Stone.

Fun fact: In Latin America the movie is called "Policías y Ratones" which translates to "Cops & Rodents."

Happy 40th anniversary to The Great Mouse Detective! 🐭 🔎👣

The Aristocats: Rich Cats meet a Stray

Funny enough, there’s actually a movie inspired by the story of the sword in the stone called “the boy who would be king”, it’s honestly pretty good

Here’s to 40 years of TGMD

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