Animated bloopers come from numerous places; sometimes the animators create their own bloopers
or the voice over artists make mistakes while filming.
Some bloopers are even planned out to help promote the film or make the characters more
realistic.
Bloopers from animated films are released few and far between, which make them even
more of a gem when we get one.
Whether these outtakes are planned or spontaneous they are still funny and bring an extra dimension
to the characters on screen.
Here is Screen Rant’s list of ten Disney Bloopers From Animated Films You Love.
Stick around to the end to see some of the funniest bloopers animation has ever produced.
A Bug’s Life
The first film from the team at Disney and Pixar to feature spoof bloopers was for a
little film about bugs, A Bug’s Life.
Known as one of their least popular films, A Bug’s Life was an outstanding and exciting
film to watch.
A lot of this had to do with the creativity the filmmakers produced including the outtakes
at the end credits.
This film was a follow up to the success of Toy Story, so it makes sense that they asked
Woody to make a cameo.
He’s all grins in his scene; maybe he was excited because he had a sequel coming up.
The Lion King
In 1994’s The Lion King the film features two beloved characters Timon and Pumba played
by Nathan Lane and Ernie Sabella.
They lived by the motto, "hakuna matata," which means “no worries” in Swahili.
When Disney released their Diamond Edition DVD of this film, they added a segment called,
“Bloopers & Outtakes”.
Lane and Sabella are hilarious in the reel making numerous blunders and flatulence jokes
but the highlight comes when Rafiki drops Simba in his famous presentation scene.
Hopefully there was a stunt pad below.
Monsters Inc.
We were already provided a great deal of comedy in 2001’s Monsters Inc. because of stars
Billy Crystal and John Goodman killing it on screen, but what about the end credits?
The filmmakers added spoof bloopers to their monster theme film as if the film was actually
filmed in Monstropolis.
Including a monster with tentacles running the clapper or characters arguing about getting
more film roles.
They also threw in a scene of Rex from the Toy Story films auditioning for a role in
this film.
If you want more outtakes with the Toy Story cast stick around because they’re coming
up.
Brave
The animation process is a long and costly process; many times the animators are developing
techniques they have never done before.
In 2012’s Brave the filmmakers had to animate Merida’s hair and it was no easy task, it
is made up of 111,700 hairs that were generated from over 1500 individually sculpted models.
During test footage you can see the complications they had animating her hair and the complications
of keeping her clothes on during a horseback ride.
Inside Out
When you fill the roles of an animated film with comedy actors like Bill Hader, Mindy
Kaling, Lewis Black and Amy Poehler you expect a good time during production.
When recording the voice over of their animated characters you can see the cast and filmmakers
were having a blast.
One actor that kept cracking herself up was Poehler, she spontaneously laughed throughout
her read showing why she was the right choice for the role of Joy.
No one can be as joyful as Poehler while reading the lines from this film.
Big Hero 6
Baymax introduces his own gag reel for the 2014 Disney film Big Hero 6.
During production of the film, animators would make spoof scenes to entertain themselves
and the filmmakers.
These scenes included Baymax flying with a cat head, a professor dancing in the background
during a fight scene and Baymax being poked like the Pillsbury Doughboy.
Check out his hat and next time you see Baymax at Disneyland poke his belly.
Finding Nemo
In the 2003’s Finding Nemo there are numerous Easter Eggs in the film but when a star from
another animated film shows up and blatantly swims across the screen is it still an Easter
Egg?
We could say that it is a cameo but when that person is a monster swimming with a snorkel
we have to say it’s a blooper.
Did Mike Wazowski, from Monsters Inc. swim onto the wrong movie set and the filmmakers
just left it in for laughs?
Or maybe the filmmakers are hinting at a spinoff film called, Finding Mike Wazowski?
Toy Story 2
The first sequel to a Pixar film, Toy Story 2 is one of those rare occurrences where the
sequel is just as good or even better than the original.
The characters all seem to enjoy each other and these bonus bloopers showcase this delight.
Woody pulled practical jokes on Buzz and Jessie actually pulled Woody’s string out of his
back.
One of the fan favorite bloopers is Mrs. Potato Head preparing Mr. Potato Head for his outing.
She kept filling him up with props that he would have no use for until chattering teeth
take over.
Brother Bear
Brother Bear was disappointing at the box office but the outtakes were not.
In a way to help promote the film Disney released a gag reel that showcased the fun the animated
cast had on set.
Including a time when Stitch from Lilo & Stitch made its way onto the set and ruined a take.
The bears even broke a camera increasing Disney’s budget, while another cast member relaxed
in a river drinking fruit drinks.
This was all in good fun and was a highlight of this films production.
Frozen
The chemistry between Kristen Bell & Idina Menzel is splendid and the filmmakers knew
this.
During recording of their scenes for the 2013 film Frozen, both Bell and Menzel were put
in the same room for recording.
These two actresses loved working together and we loved hearing them.
At one point Bell’s delivery of a line made Menzel laugh, she broke character and they
had to redo the scene.
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