The Jungle Book

We're going to borrow footage from Snow White.

We're going to go take stuff from the Jungle Book.

And it was really an insulting thing to say to a younger animator that you can't do this scene.

I'm going to go trace it from something we did in the 30s and the 40s.

Uh, best of Louis Prima.

And also too, if you guys, if you want, if you're, if you're going, who's Louis Prima, if you're our age, um, He did the Jungle Book.

He did the man's, the fire song.

Yeah.

You know, when he wants to get the fire.

That's him in the Jungle Book, the original.

You don't

recognize his work.

That was scary.

That and maybe this is just a me thing, but I hate the freaking bear from Jungle Book.

I hate that.

I absolutely hate that.

And I'm just like, I get very frustrated at just the same films being remade.

It's like the remakes of the animated versions of Disney movies, like Jungle Book, Lion King.

I was just like, why? Why? They're already good.

Yeah.

You know, they wrote music for, like I said, Beverly Hills Cop 3, Iron Man 2, which came out in 2010.

They used some of the music for Disney, Mary Poppins, The Stone, The Jungle Book, The Aristocats, Winnie the Pooh featurettes, and the movie Winnie the Pooh, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, the Tigger movie.

um you know just so many great great documentary jen i really think you should watch this find an hour 45 watch it in segments watch 30 minutes here 30 minutes right um honestly the that's really it in terms of media we talked about books we talked about tv and we talked about movies anything else out there jen that you're like you know what i really like this i really love this whether it's a podcast or a song music let's talk about music real quick um Is there a particular soundtrack that you love, a particular music set that you love, whether it's parks, whether it's movies or whatever?

Yeah.

With the tigers, I

mean, you can do the Jungle Book.

Yeah.

Jungle Book would be good.

Yeah.

I mean, selfishly, I would pick Nemo.