Classic Disney animation
Based on the Felix Salter story, “Bambi” follows the male dear Bambi from birth through his early childhood experiences with his animal friends, Thumper the rabbit and Flower the skunk, the sudden traumatic death of his mother at the hands of hunters, his courtship of the doe Faline, and his rescue of his pals during a raging forest fire.<br /><br />“Bambi,” released in 1942, was the Disney Studio’s fifth animated feature. There’s less of a traditional narrative here than in “Snow White” or “Pinocchio,” but the cute anthropomorphic critters Disney made its trademark are present, with Thumper and Flower providing most of the film’s lighter moments. The death of Bambi’s mother is quite an unsettling moment for a movie directed to children, and has had a lasting effect on those who saw it first as a child. The tone is happy and carefree up to that point, and movie audiences had become so accustomed to things turning out OK in kids’ films, that the sequence, which occurs off-screen, comes as a shock.<br /><br />The animation is spectacularly lush and beautiful, particularly in light of today’s computer animation. There is the illusion of depth, achieved through the multi-plane camera, and backgrounds that can be lush and vibrant or gloomy and foreboding, depending on the tone of each scene.  What’s missing is focus on character. The second half of the movie is essentially comprised of impressionistic portrayals of wildlife and the devastation of fire to living creatures who call the forest their home.<br /><br />Though not among Disney’s very best, “Bambi” is still well worth watching for the exquisite animation and attention to detail — a mouse washes his face with a single drop of water from a leaf, a rabbit scratches his back on the bark of a tree, Bambi has difficulty standing up on a frozen pond, and Thumper’s left foot never seems to stop thumping. The musical score is lovely, highlighted by the main title number, “Love Is a Song.”<br /><br />Bonus features on the 75th Anniversary Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack Edition include deleted scenes; a look at how today’s animated films were inspired by the artistry and technology of “Bambi;” a feature showing Walt Disney’s story meetings; “Bambi Fawn Facts;” and the vintage cartoon “Africa Before Dark,” starring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. A digital HD copy is also included.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : A timeless classic that has been loved for generations, BAMBI now joins the Walt Disney Signature Collection. In this life-changing adventure, Bambi sets off with his best friends Thumper and Flower to explore the wonders and challenges of the woods -- and fulfill his destiny as prince of the forest. Full of humor and heart, and featuring awe-inspiring animation, BAMBI remains a family favorite, ready to delight a whole new generation.|In striving for realism, the artists heard lectures from animal experts, made field trips to the Los Angeles Zoo, watched specially filmed nature footage shot in the forests of Maine, and even studied the movements of two fawns that were donated to the Studio.|"Fellas, this stuff is pure gold," Walt Disney told the animators. The story of the little deer coming of age has endured, and today, BAMBI is universally regarded as one of Walt Disney's most charming films..