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60 of 182 · most liked firstYou know what this world needs? The world needs more Jake 💜 (Movie: "The Rescuers Down Under")
unlabelledView post →35 years ago today THE RESCUERS DOWN UNDER was released in theaters. This oft overlooked animated gem was not only the most underrated release of the Disney Renaissance, it was the introduction of the CAPS digital animation technology & the studio’s first ever theatrical animated sequel.
unlabelledView post →For avoidance of doubt, my Brutus and Nero are named after Madam Medusa’s alligators in the Rescuers Disney movie. 🐊🐊
unlabelledView post →Once again, in case you’re wondering why Gen Xers are “like this,” watch any Disney movie between Walt’s death & The Little Mermaid, the shit we were raised on. Tried to rewatch The Rescuers last night and it is utterly Bananapants that a single soul thought this was acceptable kids’ fare
unlabelledView post →It's like, Robin Hood, Lion King, Great Mouse Detective, Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers, Zootopia, A Goofy Movie, both the Rescuers films... Disney has too many films/shows that are Formative Experiences for furries. I ended the list there on purpose, don't yell at me because I didn't mention Bongo
unlabelledView post →For one, Moana is extremely popular and has a hastily made sequel coming out. For two, here are five solid, beautiful, actually underrated animated cult Disney films that barely get mentioned/merched. 1. The Rescuers Down Under 2. Atlantis 3. Treasure Planet 4. Meet the Robinsons 5. A Goofy Movie
unlabelledView post →Dang, The Rescuers (1977) has such an INTENSE opening for a Disney film. WTF lmao. I do not remember this being so dark.
unlabelledView post →Happy heavenly birthday to Emmy Award winner and "Catch-22," "The Bob Newhart Show," "Newhart," "Elf" and "The Big Bang Theory" star, Bob Newhart. Newhart also did the voice of "Bernard" in the Disney animated film, "The Rescuers."
unlabelledView post →And the studio would continue to use the xerox style up until the digital ink and paint process starting with The Rescuers Down Under that they changed their final look of the film.
unlabelledView post →I have, in fact! Ironically, I read the first Miss Bianca book and the movie The Rescuers was so different that I never actually connected the two!
unlabelledView post →Return to Oz. the Rescuers, The Neverending Story, The Black Cauldron. But also there was some made for TV movie I watched the beginning of as a child that involved people on the beach being buried up to their heads and honestly I have no idea what it was
unlabelledView post →Share an ANIMATED movie title that begins with the letter “Q” or “R” 🎥 R is for… The Rescuers Down Under 💙
unlabelledView post →I haven't watched The Rescuers in easily more than 25 years omg the cutest movie in the world 😭 I remember always liking it but I have a greater appreciation for it now. (kid Keesh liked Down Under more lmao)
unlabelledView post →85.) The Rescuers (1977) [REWATCH] Rewatched a childhood favorite. Probably the most grimiest, lived-in Disney movie ever made. And that's reflective in the film's material. You won't find moonshine jokes and 6-year olds getting shotgun barrels shoved in their face in today's movies.
unlabelledView post →Movie: "The Rescuers: Down Under" ...a huge part of my childhood too 🧡🥺
unlabelledView post →He was also Bernard in The Rescuers! One of 7-year old Matt's favorite movies! Fuck I loved that movie. Maybe I'll fire it up before bed.
unlabelledView post →Also, the best 90s Disney movie is The Rescuers Down Under, replacing Roth with Hagar made Van Halen a better band, and Bernie Sanders is probably not a Russian agent directly but he absolutely knew they were helping his campaign and he willingly accepted it.
unlabelledView post →I was reminded of The Rescuers Down Under and that movie made me wish I had the talent to animate. It was one of the most beautiful animated movies I saw as a kid and I feel we lost something and its not just my nostalgia. It felt like people cared and corporate let them make what they want
unlabelledView post →Nobody tells you how The Rescuers Down Under (1990) has the hypest opening of any movie ever #filmsky
unlabelledView post →The Rescuers was the first movie I saw in the theater, and Madam Medusa was so scary to me. I was inconsolable during the scene where Penny is in the cave and the water starts to come in.
unlabelledView post →My Brutus and his sister Nero are named after Madam Medusa’s pet alligators in the Rescuers Disney movie. 🐊🐊
unlabelledView post →20 of your favorite Disney films (animated). One film per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just gifs. Day 7) The Rescuers Down Under
unlabelledView post →#MovieMadness #MovieChallenge Day 19: First movie you saw at the cinema The Rescuers (1977) I'm not really sure, but if I had to guess it's this or maybe even Escape to Witch Mountain
unlabelledView post →#MovieMadness Day 19 First movie I saw at the cinema The Rescuers (certainly my earliest memory of going to the cinema) m.imdb.com/title/tt0076...
unlabelledView post →The Rescuers is a good movie to watch and vibe to, but it doesn't quite hold up under much advanced scrutiny. Still, though, it's fun, and Bianca is extraordinarily fuckable, god DAMN I want her ultilix.neocities.org/disney/main
unlabelledView post →FINALLY - an analysis of The Rescuers that gives this movie the respect it deserves & isn't a shallow, dismissive "LOL dis is boring where's my jingling keys?" The Rescuers is one of my favorite animated movies (& Milt Kahl's final triumph as an animator), It's brilliant & beautiful so GO WATCH IT.
unlabelledView post →- I’ve finished the film now. Lovely little reference to the Devils Eye in the skull in the Rescuers at the end there. Love it when a filmmaker pays homage to their fav films. Hopefully there’s a sequel to this where some mice have to find it.
unlabelledView post →Somehow despite everything, I have gone this long without seeing either An American Tail and The Rescuers, so now I've rectified both of those and gave myself a wonderful little old timey movie night in the process :3
unlabelledView post →Watching The Rescuers for the first time since I was 10 and… This absolute Diva, honestly your fave could never x
unlabelledView post →Thinking semi-randomly about Disney music reminded me yet again that the opening music for The Rescuers Down Under goes JUST ABSOLUTELY INHUMANLY FUCKING HARD youtu.be/KjkdOAjtJ1k?...
unlabelledView post →Basically all of it, though The Rescuers was the first movie my parents had to carry me out of. (Yes I do have an anxiety disorder, thank you for noticing)
unlabelledView post →TRIVIA: This was the last animated Disney theatrical film to be produced in hand-painted cel animation. All subsequent 2D Disney films beginning with 'The Rescuers Down Under' (also released in 1990) have been produced with digital ink and paint instead. (IMDB) 🖤
unlabelledView post →Very true. My childhood movie watching consisted of whatever used VHS tapes we found at garage sales or not-Blockbuster rental stores. The Disney movies I watched on repeat were like The Fox and The Hound, The Rescuers Down Under, and 101 Dalmatians. Everthing else was non-Disney and NOT a classic.
unlabelledView post →I'll try to articulate why Wish is such an insulting movie at some point, but first I just want to point out that they snubbed the following movies in the end-credits tribute: The Three Caballeros, The Rescuers, Black Cauldron, The Rescuers Down Under, Nightmare Before Christmas, Meet the Robinsons
unlabelledView post →What is your favorite animated movie scene? For me it has to be the eagle's flight scene from the Rescuers Down Under. This marked me hard as a child. Also became one of my favorite movies of all time. www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj04...
unlabelledView post →“The Rescuers” Grew up more on the audio children’s book than the movie, but both were magnificent.
unlabelledView post →Lakeside Theater, Metairie, LA. I was eight, and I was much more interested in the new Disney movie, The Rescuers. Somehow my Mom talked me into seeing Star Wars instead, and I didn't stop talking about it for at least a year.
unlabelledView post →Halfway done in scanning the second of two 16mm film reels of Disney’s The Rescuers. While there are so many ways to see this movie, there is something fun about seeing all these frames come together in a finished scan, dust and scratches included.
unlabelledView post →Age yourself with a movie you saw in the cinema as a kid. (We'd gone to see The Rescuers, but it wasn't on. Dad said, don't tell Mum.)
unlabelledView post →A little obsessed with this character from Disney's The Rescuers movie..........not for any specific reason in particular hehehe........
unlabelledView post →The Rescuers is such a scary movie. Why is Amanda Palmer so mean to that little girl
unlabelledView post →No, that’s in The Rescuers movie XD.
unlabelledView post →My most random opinion that is going to mean nothing to most people The Rescuers Down Under fits more with The Bronze Age of Disney even though it's technically a Renaissance Age film. And honestly if not for the fact that The Little Mermaid came out first it would be classified as such
unlabelledView post →The Rescuers! I loved that movie growing up.
unlabelledView post →WHY? I guess I understand Nightmare Before Christmas since that's not Walt Disney Animation Studios, like A Goofy Movie wasn't, but ALL THOSE OTHERS ARE. Literally what the fuck did The Rescuers do to deserve that snub? Like how dare you WISH. You think you're BETTER than THE RESCUERS DOWN UNDER?
unlabelledView post →10 Favorite Animated Features (in no order) The Last Unicorn Perfect Blue Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island The Fantastic Adventures of Unico The Iron Giant The Little Mermaid Sailor Moon R: The Movie The Rescuers Down Under The Care Bears Movie The Transformers: The Movie #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →#hARToween 21: #SpookySwamp Our tribute to the spooky swamp atmosphere of the "The Rescuers". There's a way that the entire palette for this film feels totally infused with miasmic gloom...which we dig. It's even got some skeletons & skulls too. An oddball in the Disney lineup.
unlabelledView post →Post a movie from the 70s that starts with the letter Q/R? The Rescuers (1977) and Robin Hood (1973) #moviesky #filmsky
unlabelledView post →every day of 2026, I'll post an animated film. 1️⃣2️⃣7️⃣ THE RESCUERS (1977) dir. Wolfgang Reitherman et al The 1st of two Walt Disney films about mouse agents from an organization that responds to abduction cases. Here, Bernard and Bianca help an orphan who's being held captive in the Louisiana Bayou.
unlabelledView post →This was me for THE RESCUERS DOWN UNDER for most of my life until this year when thanks to the @podzooky.bsky.social I finally watched the movie and it was…ok.
unlabelledView post →20 of your favorite Disney films. One film per day for 20 days, in order no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just gifs. Day 20: The Rescuers Down Under #FilmSky #DisneyFilmChallenge
unlabelledView post →Day 5: The first film you saw in the cinema. The Rescuers (1977), I’m pretty sure the second was Star Wars
unlabelledView post →The Film: The Rescuers Down Under Japanese Title: “Bianca’s Big Adventure: Save the Golden Eagle!” - ビアンカの大冒険 ゴールデン・イーグルを救え! #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Share an ANIMATED movie title that begins with the letter “Q” or “R” 🎥 R is for “The Rescuers” (1977)
unlabelledView post →The Rescuers! Such a great film
unlabelledView post →Fave film for each year of the #70s: 1970: Gimme Shelter 1971: Two-Lane Blacktop 1972: The Hot Rock 1973: Save the Tiger 1974: The Taking of Pelham 1, 2, 3 1975: Dog Day Afternoon 1976: All the President's Men 1977: The Rescuers 1978: Blue Collar 1979: The China Syndrome What are yours? 🎞️ #Filmsky
unlabelledView post →my 11-year-old niece was greatly amused to show this to me. I only just now noticed that even the title card is wrong since it includes the Paul Hogan australia stereotype mouse who only appears in the 1990 sequel The Rescuers Down Under. Thanks, AI!
unlabelledView post →Do you remember the first movie you saw in the theater? The Rescuers 1977
unlabelledView post →The Rescuers animated films really did give me unrealistic expectations of the UN. www.tiktok.com/t/ZT6jNqLKy/
unlabelledView post →40 years ago today, The Rescuers (1977, 1983) was rereleased in theaters. The film also included the short film Mickey’s Christmas Carol (1983). It was Mickey’s first motion picture in 30 years. #80s #80smovie
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