Another Top 10 Disney Scenes You Didn’t Know Were Improvised 

*coughing fit* you forgot 'acting as odin'

From what film?

cazia9, the 2019 remake of Aladdin.

*I AM MRS. (MOJO) NESBITT! HAH HAH HAH HAH HAH!* 😂🤣

Woody: "SNAP OUT OF IT, BUZZ!!!!!"

@@arZ1v4ld What sends that line over the top is the fact that Woody used Buzz's own arm to make him "Snap out of it."

*cue wasted sound effect from GTA*

@@aienma6660 laugh out loud.

Seevan Hawkins it was an honorable mention but I agree it should have been a number

I would have to agree. It's one of my favorites. Plus, the fact that he kept going after tripping down the steps, and then popping right back up makes it even better. Even to this day I'm still impressed by fact the jar didn't break when he fell. That is one sturdy jar.

These are both mentioned in their first Disney improv video! 😊

I always thought ladies don't start fights but they can finish them was made up by liz English

Roi Itzkovich, Josh Gad got to meet a Samantha.

That's overreactive. Actually, at least only 80% of the film was improvised.

HiddenHero220 Nothing more need be said. XD

I think we all will always miss Carrie Fisher!

Or a double entendre

Ikr. Robert is amazing

Lee Parks literally scrolled past this at moment that scene started

Samantha Hugill and then all your friends turn and look at you.

Captain. *Captain* Jack Sparrow.

You can always trust a dishonest man to be dishonest but it’s the honest ones you want to watch out for because you never know when their going to do something.... stupid

That was on the first list.

Juan Risa oh thank you I’ll have to watch that

Well, it's only natural, since they're both voiced by Gilbert Gottfried. His voice is so unique, how could you not tell that all of his roles are done by the same guy?

He is

That's on the first list. And it IS number 1 there.

Juan Risa phew or i would check if they had gone insane!

It makes you wonder who his husband is.

That would explain a lot. When I watched Ragnarok with my dad I was wondering if most if not all of the film was improvised.

That's a little exaggerated. Actually, only 70-80% of Ragnarok was improvised.

They're on the first list

@@dawhitetiga13 so was Mrs. Nesbitt. I feel gypped.

That 70%-80% of the film was improvised.

*PHENOMENAL COSMIC POWER* (itty-bitty living space)

Ok so first of all: 1. Frozen 2 is great. You can't force your opinion upon others. 2. Treasure Planet is not very popular. Despite being a pretty good film, it's just not very popular. 3. They were ranking the improvised lines based on how goid they are, not the films themselves (otherwise Star Wars 5 would've been nunber 1).

@@roiitzkovich4545 1: Frozen 2 is nothing but a horrendous, woke, overrated, lazy, dumb, dated, unoriginal, uninspired, and style-over-substance abomination just like the original. The entire Frozen franchise doesn't deserve to be in lists like this. It only deserves to be in the worst lists like worst animated movies including Disney ones, worst animated movie musicals, and worst animated movie characters. So I'm allowed to criticize and expose the truth about the Frozen franchise's actual quality because facts don't care about your feelings. Deal with it. 2: The reason why Treasure Planet is not that popular was because it flopped at the box-office. It had an abysmal marketing campaign that discouraged many, many people from seeing it in theaters. It did a total injustice towards the film. It literally had no right to bomb, but it did anyway all because the higher-ups at Disney didn't have any faith in it being another huge hit for the company and becoming a huge and successful franchise for them due to the fact that it wasn't a fully-CG animated film. So they chose to shun, neglect, and ignore it almost completely and pretend it doesn't even exist. Mojo is just one of those many woke and biased Disney shill groups. That's why they don't give it as much respect, attention, and praise as the Frozen franchise (which it deserves none of that), The Lion King, The Emperor's New Groove, all the Disney Princess films, and many others. Both Disney and the shill media always judge a movie's actual quality and worth by how much money it made at the box-office and not by it's actual audience reception, which is just plain stupid, unfair, and ignorant. 3: Mojo still shouldn't include movies from franchises like Marvel and Star Wars just because Disney owns them in Disney lists like this. It doesn't seem very fair for the other official Disney films that are more fitting for topics like this that would qualify. They should've saved them and made a separate list for both IPs of the exact same topic for the non-Disney movies instead.

@@1992disney how can Frozen 2 be both "woke" and "dated"? (Please eatch your language and keep it short).

@@juanrisa945 Because it was made with liberal, feminist, and misandrist propaganda in mind just like the original. Not only that, but also having painfully-modernized humor, dialogue, body language, lyrics, and music that's so ill-fitting with the movie's setting along with injecting identity politics date the movie. A perfect example of Frozen 2 trying way too hard to pander towards the millennial demographic while also being woke at the exact same time is the song Lost In The Woods because not only does it try desperately to parody the love rock ballads of the 80s, but it also has a message that encourages both men and boys to become simps and ditch their masculine traits all because of their own gender.

They said at the beginning that they would include them even if Disney didn't own them back then

@@laurenberry7750 I repeat what I just said.

But it is owned now by Disney, so, technically, it is a Disney movie.

Juan Risa thats not the same, though

"The Last Jedi" and "Infinity War" were still made by subsidiaries of Disney.

@@Compucles In which Disney had no creative involvement.

@@vetarlittorf1807 It depends on your definition of "Disney." The subsidiaries are still part of Disney, and those particular parts did have creative involvement.

@@Compucles No they didn't. Disney only marketed their movies, they didn't make them. There's no profit for them to micromanage nor is there any evidence of them doing that.

@@vetarlittorf1807 Yes, they did. It's not micromanaging when the subsidiaries are directly in charge. For example, Marvel Studios is part of Disney, and they made "Infinity War" and "Endgame." Therefore, that specific part of Disney made those movies. Kevin Feige is just as much an employee of Disney as Bob Iger is.