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** Doubly so in the sequel, in which he is more menacing and scary, which is one of the few things the film got right.
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* One of the most understated but powerful moments of the film is Bagheera and Baloo's conversation in which the former finally convinces the latter of the severity of the situation. Even before this, we get this exchange:
-->'''Baloo''': I'll take care of him!
-->'''Bagheera''': Oh yes, like you did when the monkeys kidnapped him, huh?
-->'''Baloo''': Can't a guy make one mistake?
-->'''Bagheera''': ''Not in the jungle''.
** The ''moment'' Bagheera mentions Shere Khan, Baloo quits messing around completely and immediately snaps to attention. When Bagheera says Shere Khan hates man's fire and gun, Baloo desperately says that Mowgli doesn't have such weapons, but Bagheera plainly states that Shere Khan won't give Mowgli a chance to get them. Bagheera also tells Baloo that just ''one swipe'' from Shere Khan will kill Mowgli and it thoroughly unsettles Baloo, who begins fearing for his own life as well as Mowgli's. He's immediately on board with whatever Bagheera says is best for Mowgli, and sadly realizes what it means. The scene is only a few minutes long but it's a powerful moment of development for Baloo and maybe even audience members sympathetic to Mowgli's desire to stay in the jungle - if Baloo is responsible enough to realize Mowgli must go, then he ''really'' must go.
-->'''Baloo''': I'll take care of him!
-->'''Bagheera''': Oh yes, like you did when the monkeys kidnapped him, huh?
-->'''Baloo''': Can't a guy make one mistake?
-->'''Bagheera''': ''Not in the jungle''.
** The ''moment'' Bagheera mentions Shere Khan, Baloo quits messing around completely and immediately snaps to attention. When Bagheera says Shere Khan hates man's fire and gun, Baloo desperately says that Mowgli doesn't have such weapons, but Bagheera plainly states that Shere Khan won't give Mowgli a chance to get them. Bagheera also tells Baloo that just ''one swipe'' from Shere Khan will kill Mowgli and it thoroughly unsettles Baloo, who begins fearing for his own life as well as Mowgli's. He's immediately on board with whatever Bagheera says is best for Mowgli, and sadly realizes what it means. The scene is only a few minutes long but it's a powerful moment of development for Baloo and maybe even audience members sympathetic to Mowgli's desire to stay in the jungle - if Baloo is responsible enough to realize Mowgli must go, then he ''really'' must go.
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** And before that, his fight with Boone. And the primates cheer for Mowgli.
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* Bagheera also qualifies. If you are more familiar with the Disney version, you might be surprised at just what a formidable panther he originally is. His cunning, understanding of human nature, and boldness made him more feared than Shere Khan, yet his devotion to the Law of the Jungle made him more respected than the tiger as well.
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--> '''Kaa''' ''(to Mowgli):'' I have seen a hundred and a hundred rains. Ere Hathi cast his milk-tushes my trail was big in the dust. By the First Egg I am older than many trees, and I have seen all the Jungle has done. [...] [[BadassBoast I have seen all the dead seasons, and the great trees and the old elephants, and the rocks that were bare and sharp-pointed ere the moss grew.]] Art thou stiil alive, Manling?
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--> '''Kaa''' ''(to Mowgli):'' I have seen a hundred and a hundred rains. Ere Hathi cast his milk-tushes my trail was big in the dust. By the First Egg I am older than many trees, and I have seen all the Jungle has done. [...] [[BadassBoast I have seen all the dead seasons, and the great trees and the old elephants, and the rocks that were bare and sharp-pointed ere the moss grew.]] Art thou stiil still alive, Manling?
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* In the development of Shanti's scene, Ken Anderson and the Sherman Brothers developed their takes on the scene independently. One day after lunch, Ken invited Bob and Dick to his office and presented the storyboards of the scene. To the brothers, this was a magnificent case of ContrivedCoincidence as the storyboards matched up with their song "My Own Home," with the same thing happening to Ken. When they played it to Walt while presenting the storyboards, Walt was impressed and simply said "Let's do it."
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* Just the fact that Louie ''nearly'' saved his temple from falling apart is pretty impressive, [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments on top of being hilarious]]: it was leaning completely over to one side after he and Baloo accidentally destroyed one of the pillars holding it up. He gets under it and lifts the whole temple back into position ''by himself!''
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* Kaa tries to hypnotize Shere Khan, but Khan simply slaps a choke hold on the python.
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* Bagheera punk-slapping Kaa moments before he eats Moghli. Even better is that it's clear Bagheera knows that Kaa is a force not to be taken lightly but he slapped him none the less.
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* Baloo and King Louie's {{Scatting}} duet: Phil Harris and Louis Prima really ramp it up and the result is fantastic.
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That film has its own Awesome page.
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--> Mowgli: "Strength of a bear, speed of a panther, heart of a wolf...and very sharp teeth!"
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* During the teaser, Shere Khan lunges at Mowgli. Right before he strikes, Bagheera appears out of nowhere and tackles the tiger, buying Mowgli enough time to run. Considering the two never faced off in any previous adaptation of the film, it's pretty awesome to see the big cats finally square off.
!! The 2016 Disney movie
* During the teaser, Shere Khan lunges at Mowgli. Right before he strikes, Bagheera appears out of nowhere and tackles the tiger, buying Mowgli enough time to run. Considering the two never faced off in any previous adaptation of the film, it's pretty awesome to see the big cats finally square off.
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--> Mowgli: "Strength of a bear, speed of a panther, heart of a wolf...and very sharp teeth!"
!! The 2016 Disney movie
* During the teaser, Shere Khan lunges at Mowgli. Right before he strikes, Bagheera appears out of nowhere and tackles the tiger, buying Mowgli enough time to run. Considering the two never faced off in any previous adaptation of the film, it's pretty awesome to see the big cats finally square off.teeth!"
!! The 2016 Disney movie
* During the teaser, Shere Khan lunges at Mowgli. Right before he strikes, Bagheera appears out of nowhere and tackles the tiger, buying Mowgli enough time to run. Considering the two never faced off in any previous adaptation of the film, it's pretty awesome to see the big cats finally square off.
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** And before that, his fight with Boone.
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** And before that, his fight with Boone. And the primates cheer for Mowgli.
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--> Mowgli: "Strength of a bear, speed of a panther, heart of a wolf...and very sharp teeth!"teeth!"
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* During the teaser, Shere Khan lunges at Mowgli. Right before he strikes, Bagheera appears out of nowhere and tackles the tiger, buying Mowgli enough time to run. Considering the two never faced off in any previous adaptation of the film, it's pretty awesome to see the big cats finally square off.
!! The 2016 Disney movie
* During the teaser, Shere Khan lunges at Mowgli. Right before he strikes, Bagheera appears out of nowhere and tackles the tiger, buying Mowgli enough time to run. Considering the two never faced off in any previous adaptation of the film, it's pretty awesome to see the big cats finally square off.
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* Kaa himself. Especially in "Red Dog". Case in point:
--> '''Kaa''' ''(to Mowgli):'' I have seen a hundred and a hundred rains. Ere Hathi cast his milk-tushes my trail was big in the dust. By the First Egg I am older than many trees, and I have seen all the Jungle has done. [...] [[BadassBoast I have seen all the dead seasons, and the great trees and the old elephants, and the rocks that were bare and sharp-pointed ere the moss grew.]] Art thou stiil alive, Manling?
--> '''Kaa''' ''(to Mowgli):'' I have seen a hundred and a hundred rains. Ere Hathi cast his milk-tushes my trail was big in the dust. By the First Egg I am older than many trees, and I have seen all the Jungle has done. [...] [[BadassBoast I have seen all the dead seasons, and the great trees and the old elephants, and the rocks that were bare and sharp-pointed ere the moss grew.]] Art thou stiil alive, Manling?
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* Kaa's introduction story. The plot summary is that Mowgli is kidnapped by the Bandar-log (i.e., monkeys) and Bagheera asks Kaa for help since he's the only creature they really fear in the jungle. When they get in the Bandar-log's place (an abandoned rock temple), they have trapped the boy inside a rocky room full of venomous snakes. How does Kaa gets the boy out? By ramming his head on the wall until it falls! And after all is done and the boy saved, he starts an intricate dance that somehow gets the Bandar-log to approach. When they're close enough and the rest of the good guys are far away, he starts the "Dance of Hungry Kaa".
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* Kaa's introduction story. The plot summary is that Mowgli is kidnapped by the Bandar-log (i.e., monkeys) and Bagheera asks Kaa for help since he's the only creature they really fear in the jungle. When they get in the Bandar-log's place (an abandoned rock temple), they have trapped the boy inside a rocky room full of venomous snakes. How does Kaa gets the boy out? By ramming his head on the wall until it falls! And after all is done and the boy saved, he starts an intricate dance that somehow gets the Bandar-log to approach. When they're close enough and the rest of the good guys are far away, he starts the "Dance "[[CreepyAwesome Dance of Hungry Kaa".Kaa]]".
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* Some vultures try to cheer up Mowgli with a barbershop quartet song. That's just really okay, until Shere Khan gets into the action with a terrifying bass voice at the end of the song.
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* Some vultures try to cheer up Mowgli with a barbershop quartet song. That's just really okay, until Shere Khan gets into the action with a [[BadassBaritone terrifying bass voice voice]] at the end of the song.
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--> '''Kaa''' ''(to Mowgli):'' Go swiftly, for the moon sets, and what follows it is not well that thou shouldst see.
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* When Shere Khan demands that the "man cub" that has crawled into the den of Mother and Father Wolf be returned to him. "It is I, Shere Khan, who speaks!" Mother Wolf says, "And it is I, Raksha (the demoness) who answers!" Her answer is no, and Shere Khan hastily backs down.
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* When Shere Khan demands that the "man cub" that has crawled into the den of Mother and Father Wolf be returned to him. "It is I, Shere Khan, who speaks!" Mother Wolf says, "And it is I, Raksha (the demoness) [the demon] who answers!" Her answer is no, and Shere Khan hastily backs down.
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* When Shere Khan demands that the "man cub" that has crawled into the den of Mother and Father Wolf be returned to him. "It is I, Shere Khan, who speaks!" Mother Wolf says, "And it is I, Raksha (the demoness) who answers." Her answer is no.
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* When Shere Khan demands that the "man cub" that has crawled into the den of Mother and Father Wolf be returned to him. "It is I, Shere Khan, who speaks!" Mother Wolf says, "And it is I, Raksha (the demoness) who answers." answers!" Her answer is no.no, and Shere Khan hastily backs down.
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* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off, or should I say "roar off"?
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* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off, or should I say "roar off"?off"?
** And before that, his fight with Boone.
--> Mowgli: "Strength of a bear, speed of a panther, heart of a wolf...and very sharp teeth!"
** And before that, his fight with Boone.
--> Mowgli: "Strength of a bear, speed of a panther, heart of a wolf...and very sharp teeth!"
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** Doubly so in the sequel, in which he is more menacing and scary, which is [[YourMileageMayVary arguably]] one of the few things the film got right.
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** Doubly so in the sequel, in which he is more menacing and scary, which is [[YourMileageMayVary arguably]] one of the few things the film got right.
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* Some vultures try to cheer up Mowgli with a barbershop quartet song. That's just really okay, until [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cKA-Pf3qLc Shere Khan gets into the action with a terrifying bass voice at the end of the song.]]
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* Some vultures try to cheer up Mowgli with a barbershop quartet song. That's just really okay, until [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cKA-Pf3qLc Shere Khan gets into the action with a terrifying bass voice at the end of the song.]]
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Kaa is male in the books.
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* Kaa's introduction story. The plot summary is that Mowgli is kidnapped by the Bandar-log (i.e., monkeys) and Bagheera asks Kaa for help since she's he's the only creature they really fear in the jungle. When they get in the Bandar-log's place (an abandoned rock temple), they have trapped the boy inside a rocky room full of venomous snakes. How does Kaa gets the boy out? By ramming her his head on the wall until it broke! falls! And after all is done and the boy saved, she he starts an intrincate intricate dance that somehow gets the Bandar-log to approach. When they're close enough and the rest of the good guys are far away, she he starts the "Dance of Hungry Kaa".
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* When Shere Khan demands that the "man cub" that has crawled into the den of Mother and Father Wolf be returned to him. "It is I, Shere Khan, who speaks!" Mother Wolf says, "And it is I, Raksha (the demoness) who answers." Her answer is no.
* Kaa's introduction story. The plot summary is that Mowgli is kidnapped by the Bandar-log (i.e., monkeys) and Bagheera asks Kaa for help since she's the only creature they really fear in the jungle. When they get in the Bandar-log's place (an abandoned rock temple), they have trapped the boy inside a rocky room full of venomous snakes. How does Kaa gets the boy out? By ramming her head on the wall until it broke! And after all done and the boy saved, she starts an intrincate dance that somehow gets the Bandar-log to approach. When they're close enough and the rest of the good guys are far away, she starts the "Dance of Hungry Kaa".
* When Shere Khan demands that the "man cub" that has crawled into the den of Mother and Father Wolf be returned to him. "It is I, Shere Khan, who speaks!" Mother Wolf says, "And it is I, Raksha (the demoness) who answers." Her answer is no.
* Kaa's introduction story. The plot summary is that Mowgli is kidnapped by the Bandar-log (i.e., monkeys) and Bagheera asks Kaa for help since she's the only creature they really fear in the jungle. When they get in the Bandar-log's place (an abandoned rock temple), they have trapped the boy inside a rocky room full of venomous snakes. How does Kaa gets the boy out? By ramming her head on the wall until it broke! And after all done and the boy saved, she starts an intrincate dance that somehow gets the Bandar-log to approach. When they're close enough and the rest of the good guys are far away, she starts the "Dance of Hungry Kaa".
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** TruthInTelevision: Elephant herds are ''matriarchal''. Winifred isn't just threatening to take over; she's ''actually in charge'', just letting her husband lead. She's not going to take control if he doesn't help; she's going to take control ''back''.
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** Doubly so in the sequel, in which he is more menacing and scary, which is [[YourMileageMayVary aguably]] one of the few things the film got right.
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** Doubly so in the sequel, in which he is more menacing and scary, which is [[YourMileageMayVary aguably]] arguably]] one of the few things the film got right.
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* Colonel Hathi's wife Winifred, who is somewhat awesome for a minor character in her own right, has her own CrowningMomentOfAwesome. When Bagheera tries to convince Hathi to help search for Mowgli, Hathi at first refuses, but then Winifred breaks ranks and stands up to her "pompous old windbag!" husband in order to convince him to assist in the search, even threatening to take over command of the herd if he refuses to do so.
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* Colonel Hathi's wife Winifred, who is somewhat awesome for a minor character in her own right, has her own CrowningMomentOfAwesome. SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome. When Bagheera tries to convince Hathi to help search for Mowgli, Hathi at first refuses, but then Winifred breaks ranks and stands up to her "pompous old windbag!" husband in order to convince him to assist in the search, even threatening to take over command of the herd if he refuses to do so.so.
!!The 1994 Disney live-action movie
* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off, or should I say "roar off"?
!!The 1994 Disney live-action movie
* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off, or should I say "roar off"?
