Once Upon a Forest the Yellow Dragons 

in no way. shape. or form. do diggers look like a dragons mouth....

@@nickclark18 Yes actually, they lòok like they have sharp teeth and they do make loud noises, also put yourself in the animal's shoes to them the diggers would look and sound like monsters.

Funny, before I ever watched this film.. my dad and I used to live in an area where these construction vehicles were always at work. And when I was little, he would call them robot dinosaurs 😏

@@28godzilla Cool!

@@nickclark18 take it from me, sandlefore Warren was destroyed by these giant hrududus'. I saw it in my vision!

hey I have a question do you know any other 2D film's like this, cause my muscle memory recognizes a film where a submarine captures otters under water in an iceberg environment and there was like a duckling and a goose I think I don't remember I was like 4 at that time 🤔

Yeah! Sorry I missed the anniversary, but if it's any consolation, I STILL HAVE my old VHS copy of this movie that I had since I was a kid! 15 years ago, back in 2008, my family and I were cleaning house, and there was this bag of old VHS tapes. Once Upon a Forest was placed in that bag, but when nobody was looking, I took the Once Upon a Forest tape out of that bag, snuck it into my room and hid it there. While my mother was planning on selling those tapes, my father, whose answer to old stuff like that was tossing it in the trash, took those old tapes to the dump and discarded them there. In hindsight, I actually saved my copy of Once Upon a Forest from getting junked 15 years ago!

WAIT WHAT? that’s my birthday lol (just the month and day tho)

Abigail is my favourite character too. I love mice.

My brother loved her too and he always said he wanted to marry abi-ail. He was so little he couldn’t even pronounce her name.

Do you still have your old VHS copy? I STILL HAVE mine that I had since I was a kid! 15 years ago, back in 2008, my family and I were cleaning house, and there was this bag of old VHS tapes. Once Upon a Forest was placed in that bag, but when nobody was looking, I took the Once Upon a Forest tape out of that bag, snuck it into my room and hid it there. While my mother was planning on selling those tapes, my father, whose answer to old stuff like that was tossing it in the trash, took those old tapes to the dump and discarded them there. In hindsight, I actually saved my copy of Once Upon a Forest from getting junked 15 years ago!

@@77PacerStudios Im not sure.... if I had to guess probably not.. but I did the DVD copy for X-mas at some point.

I STILL HAVE my old VHS copy of this movie that I had since I was a kid! 15 years ago, back in 2008, my family and I were cleaning house, and there was this bag of old VHS tapes. Once Upon a Forest was placed in that bag, but when nobody was looking, I took the Once Upon a Forest tape out of that bag, snuck it into my room and hid it there. While my mother was planning on selling those tapes, my father, whose answer to old stuff like that was tossing it in the trash, took those old tapes to the dump and discarded them there. In hindsight, I actually saved my copy of Once Upon a Forest from getting junked 15 years ago!

@@77PacerStudios lol it's funny what you find while cleaning I still have a lot of my VHS tapes but my VHS tape of once upon a forest might have gotten lost during one of my moving to a new place

Or anything bullet war related!

Same with Rover Dangerfield (although it is not Hanna Barbera)

every animated film from the 80s and 90s is mistaken for a Don Bluth movie if it's not immediately recognizable as Disney or Looney Tunes. Every Western studio wanted to be the next Disney and the only way they knew how to go about it was by mimicking their animation style. Even Bluth is guilty of this, just look at his first short "Banjo the Woodpile Cat" from 1979. The cats are practically identical to Disney cats. All Dogs Go to Heaven, An American Tail, and The Secret of NIMH are all drawn very close to Walt Disney's style. Don't get me wrong, those movies rule, but animated films that deviated from Disney's style never did well in the USA. Disney was king even when their movies were bad.

@@jenkins85 Of course, Don Bluth used to work for Disney, hence the similar style. "Banjo the Woodpile Cat" Bluth was even working on while he was in the process of leaving Disney!

But later in the film, Cornelius learns after three humans in hazmat suits come to clean up the area affected by the gas that there are good humans in the world. The one who found Edgar let him out of the trap he was in and smashes it.

Just like when I read somewhere in the bible and it said Have Dominion on Earth and all before god created animals reptiles every living creature he made! Just doesn't make sense to me when have Dominion on Earth and this goes on happens!

From the POV of a forest animal, construction machinery would look like frightening monsters.

@@JoeManza Remember how old how much that is the case we can use our machines to re-built their environment as opposed to destroy it which is what we need to do in the first place

May I give a good explanation for that because we are moving into their territory not the other way around

Just like in the avatar movies where they get pushed over runned by military humans! Unfortunately!

Looked like a Trex Dinosaur head to me then!

exactly. they dont. this movie dumb asf

A bird tells them what “dragons” look Like so they think these are dragons and they’re kids they believe anything

@@edgardomendez1703 fair point

Well the first construction machine at 0:30 sort of looked like a dragon didn't it?

Only Michelle's parents died. The other furlings' parents escaped the gas and were reunited with them at the end.

@@ravenandpawprint1142 oh, it still traumatized me as a kid

You have to understand that this movie is about forest animals. From their POV, a construction machine would look like a frightening monster.

@@JoeManza really?