It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat (this isn’t a rhetorical question)? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
I really love how slowly and methodically Rattigan’s plan plays out. Most Disney villains outright state their intentions in the beginning, but we don’t know the full extent of Rattigan’s ambitions until this scene.
I love how even though the robot queen's eyes are supposed to be perpetually open and empty, they became narrower and glaring when Basil takes control.
I love how much fun Basil is having in this scene. Most heroes in kids' movies don't get to have devious fun when taking down their respective villains; the heroes beating the villain are usually fighting back out of fear, duty or determination but they're not generally "enjoying" it. Basil is so gleefully happy at being able to best his rival and we love to see it!
Much like Sherlock on whom he’s based, Basil isn’t motivated by morality or doing good, he’s in it to stroke his own ego and taking down his rival, and this is just the ultimate payoff for him.
@@katiemurphy4371 It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat (this isn’t a rhetorical question)? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
@@henryhammond7393 It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat (this isn’t a rhetorical question)? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat (this isn’t a rhetorical question)? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
Yes, he is such an underrated Disney villain. I hope sometimes in the future, My family would see the newspaper or different articles on the internet of their own cellphones 📱 about I finally got my dream job as "Ian Cassidy save the Walt Disney Company for bringing the 2-D animated style in order pay homage and tribute to past Disney's 2-D animated style movies were made in old glory days". "Ian Cassidy made his promise to have more Magic and/or Inspiration from 2-D animated movies from Disney". "Walt Disney Company made a agreement with Ian Cassidy to have Disney's 2-D animated style movies to have music to be more Heart and Emotion with Absolutely Magical, Storytelling and Scope as well". "The Walt Disney Company celebrated Ian Cassidy's birthday party for being our Savior of bringing the old school Disney 2-D animated style movies".
It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
@@iandanielcassidy8126 How convenient. I was thinking the very same thing. I also plan to bring back 2-D animation back to Disney! "Talented Artist Annie Saves Walt Disney Company from Ruin! Bringing Back 2-D Animated Style For New Movies!" "Annie Makes Promise To Have Hore Magic & Inspiration In 2-D Animated Movies from Disney." "Disney's 'The Brave Little Bat' A Box Office Hit! Little Brown Bat Lucy Steals Hearts Of Millions!" The movies that I'll make will be surefire box office successes!
2:17 This scene takes on a whole new dimension of humor when you realize the same actor is voicing both Felicia and Toby! Incidentally, he also voiced Abu in Aladdin, Fred in the original Scooby Doo cartoon, and the vast majority of non-speaking animal characters in major animated films since the 1980s.
@@JackpotButtonLewis It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
3:41 You, Professor, are none other than a foul Stenchus Rodentus, commonly known as a.... DON'T SAY IT!! SEWER RAT!! AAAAARGH!!! ARREST THAT FIEND!!! That is such a badass moment!!
@@ingridcalderon1994 It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
2:46 I HAVE THE POWER ! 2:51 I AM SUPREME ! 2:54 THIS IS MY KINGDOM ( *Maniacal laughter noises*) 3:03 *AHEM* That is of course with your highness is permission
@@theartoftimelapsemore424 Ratigan: What a sense of humour. Queen: You're a cheap fraud, an imposter! Ratigan: *Tries to silence the robot* Flaversham!
@@martynbolam9932 Basil (as Queen): A corrupt, vicious, demented lowlife scoundrel! There's no evil scheme you wouldn't concoct! (The robot goes berserk, knocking Ratigan about.) Queen bot: No depravity you wouldn't commit! Basil: You, Professor... Queen: ...are none other than a foul stenchius rodentus, commonly known as a... Ratigan: DON'T SAY IT! Basil: Sewer rat! (Ratigan screams in embarrassment and agony.) Basil: Arrest that fiend!
3:42 To this day, I still can't help but laugh so hard as that robot all of a sudden break apart so quickly as it was still casually saying to Ratigan his species' scientific name (stenchus rodentus, meaning sewer rat). Lol
R.I.P. Alan Young, Barrie Ingham, Candy Candido and Vincent Price (the voices of Hiram Flaversham, Basil of Baker Street/Bartholomew, Fidget the peg-legged bat and Professor Ratigan).
@@CAT-2323 "You Should See Me In A Crown" is also the song sung by Billie Eilish, but now this is the scene from the Disney movie, "The Great Mouse Detective," where Professor Ratigan wears a crown who took over the Kingdom in Mousedom.
It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
@@kirawedderburn It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
It's common for films to recycle different noises. I believe there are actual libraries filled with tapes and digital copies of sounds specifically for movie makers to go through and put in their films.
It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
@@iandanielcassidy8126 It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
@@kirawedderburn And this scene took place after Basil and Dawson had narrowly escaped Ratigan’s Rube Goldberg death trap, too. You KNOW darn well that at least some of this is Basil’s way of saying, “Na-na-na-boo-boo, you didn’t kill me!”
I loved the queen robot turning agaisnt him. Does Felicia survive? If fidget threw the queen in Feleicas mouth how would she fight her way out? Felecia being trained to eat mice was like Sykes snapping his fingers to make his dogs attack.
this movie came out right before oliver and company this movie has a mouse kid named oliva and oliver and co stars a cat kid named oliver concidence i think not
Heh, at 0:38 the robot queen looks kind of like it's saying the Pledge of Allegiance, despite being in England. Then at 3:44 it looks kind of like when Sebastian in "The Little Mermaid" told Ariel to bat her eyes and pucker up her lips.
When Basil takes control of the Mechanical Queen it goes out of control. First the mechanical Queen bites Ratigan's nose next Ratigan got punched in the stomach and the Mechanical Queen gives Ratigan a lift and the Mechanical Queen goes haywire and got devoured the Mechanical Queen almost called him a sewer rat Basil comes out of the curtain called him a sewer rat
Ratigan’s changes would still have to go through parliament, because only they have the authority to tax citizens, unless he found a way to dissolve parliament or fill it with loyal supporters
@@Circuitssmith I’m pretty sure the film makes it clear the mouse world parallels the human world. The mouse queen’s Diamond jubilee coincided with Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee (hence the balloons)
@@paolotorres8537 Parallels, yes. But considering how that would make the Queen mouse 78 years old, the parallel is not complete in some places, which may or may not include the style of monarchy. Either way, mouse parliament is definitely not mentioned explicitly as one or the other.
Ratigan, while he was supposed to be inspired from professor Moriarty, he was his own character, one craving control and validation due to his own self loathing as what he is.
Carter: RATIGAN! Ratigan: *Looks up and sees him.* Carter: YOUR OCCUPATION HERE, HAS ENDED! *Shoots one of his goons disguised as 'Queen's Guards' with ELG-3A Blaster Pistol.*
As your new royal consort I have a feel slight suggestions: Item 1 Everyone will stay home due to Covid 19 except for exercise, work and shopping Item 2 Everyone has stay 2 metres apart Item 3 People unwell must quarantine for 2 weeks at least Item 3 Wash hands if you cough or sneeze Item 4 All non essestinal shops, pubs, restaurants and other public places must stay closed. Item 5 Meeting with friends and other family members is prohibited. Item 6 It is recommended to wear masks
Toby barking at Ratgain’s cat 🐈. 2:15 Basil 🌿: the games a foot 🦶 Toby are Queen 👸🏽 is in mortal danger ⚠️. Toby growling and form stairs. Basil 🌿: to Buckingham palace! 1:17 Basil 🌿 and company and the Queen 👸🏽. 3:25 Fidget: here kitty 🐱 kitty 🐱 Time for Mouse 🐁 chow. 0:42
It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
Basil: Toby! The games afoot Toby our queen is in mortal danger. Toby puts his game face on and his ear makes a whip sound he folds it into a staircase. Basil and the others climb onto his neck and Basil points the way Basil: (shouting) to Buckingham Palace!
I love democracy! Not monarchy, dictatorship, or royalty! I just love democracy because democracy means everyone has rights. Not just one person having rights over all.
It would be interesting if Rattigan were “Shrewigan”, an anthropomorphic shrew who hates being called a rat? Shrews (although they look somewhat like mice) aren’t even in the same order (biological category) as mice and rats or, in other words, aren’t even closely related! What this is all about is to pay homage/tribute ot the fact in biology that some animals may look similar but may not even be remotely related. An example is how whales (mammals) look somewhat similar to fish and sharks. What would you think about this kind of scene? Any thoughts?
If Ratigan was SMART- all of his laws in place would’ve been better off to benefit his fellow subjects so if Basil came they still would’ve supported Ratigan anyway lol just saying Sir Padriac Ratigan
