| Year: | 1967 |
| Genre: | Animation, Adventure, Family |
| Starring: | Phil Harris, Sebastian Cabot, Louis Prima |
| Director: | Wolfgang Reitherman |
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| Language: English Runtime: 78 min Subtitles: English Resolution: 1280x720 Frame Rate: 25 fps Video Bitrate: 2924 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 256 kbps |
Review: The Jungle Book is one of the most memorable animated Disney films. Based on the Mowgli stories of Rudyard Kipling (who also wrote the famous just so stories). As in most Disney films, Mowgli is orphaned. Bagheera the Panther to find him and he is raised by a family of wolves. That is until sHere Khan the tiger comes back to the jungle ... One thing I like about The Jungle Book's villains. In most Disney movies you have a villain, going sometimes silly and funny sidekicks bossed around all the time. But The Jungle Book offers three villains anyone who wants Mowgli everything for themselves. It is King Louie, King of monkeys. He kidnaps Mowgli but do not really want to hurt him, making him perhaps the least cruel of the three. All he wants is to get up a person as he himself says in a beautiful place and the dancing: I Wanna Be Like You. Specifically, he wants to know the secret of how the fire. Then there sHere Khan, The Tiger goes back to the jungle and is the reason Bagheera and wolves (and eventually Baloo) would come to the man village he again. Sher Khan is very fast and cruel, but also very quiet about his cruelty, and not the least bit temperamental. But its characteristics make changes with the last screen appearance of it, and frankly Id flipping that if I stuck to my tail (Id flipping heck if é ; g had tails like) a burning branch. Sher Khan hates humanity and of course Mowgli the man. Last but certainly least (my favorite of the three) not - Kaa, Snake, and very large I might add. See-King Louie wants to be like Mowgli, sHere Khan wants to kill Mowgli and Kaa wants ... eat Mowgli. He has a very big mouth, allowing him to eat Mowgli, but it also makes him bad-he talks too much and never get a chance to board * a Mowgli. Other than these three memorable villains up there Mowgli, the man-cub (who was voiced by Bruce Reit Herman, son of director of this film and many other Disney greats: Wolfgang Reit Herman). There the elephants, vultures (which are really nice and quite humorous too), Baloo the bear and Bagheera the panther. Laws are King Louie (who was voiced by Louie Parma) I Wanna Be Like You. Cheese Trust in me (which no one should trust in Kaa ... that is). And of course Baloo is Necessities.As a racist undertone, which is one of the dumbest thing I've ever heard. The Jungle Book can be enjoyed by anyone of any age (... and each variety).
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