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** Adding to this, since Shere Khan is no longer a threat, Bagheera is perfectly fine with Mowgli remaining in the jungle.
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* A small moment, but when Bagheera is escorting Mowgli back to the man-village, Mowgli asks Bagheera why he can't stay with some other animals than the wolves, like the crocodiles. Just the implications that Mowgli considers the crocodiles (a species [[NeverSmileAtACrocodile normally villainised in Disney films]]) worth living with is pretty heartwarming in itself.
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* For older Disney fans, the film's ending with the very same book from the 1967 version closing will bring a smile. Counting as a MythologyGag as well. Same thing with the VanityPlate being rendered in a similar fashion to the style used for '70's Disney films. The DVD and Blu-ray enhance the former moment[[note]]and provide an AccidentalPun[[/note]] by writing the menu on the book's front cover, essentially turning it into BookEnds for the film.
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* For older Disney fans, the film's ending with the very same book from the 1967 version closing will bring a smile. Counting This counts as a MythologyGag as well. Same The same thing with can be said about the VanityPlate being rendered in a similar fashion to the style used for '70's most 60s/70s Disney films. The DVD and Blu-ray enhance the former moment[[note]]and provide an AccidentalPun[[/note]] by writing the menu on the book's front cover, essentially turning it into BookEnds for the film.
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Disney didn't have their own vanity plate in the '70s; just the "Distributed By Buena Vista" cats
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* For older Disney fans, the film's ending with the very same book from the 1967 version closing will bring a smile. Counting as a MythologyGag as well. Same thing with the VanityPlate being rendered in a similar fashion to the [[{{Retraux}} style of the logo used for '70's Disney films. The DVD and Blu-ray enhance the former moment[[note]]and provide an AccidentalPun[[/note]] by writing the menu on the book's front cover, essentially turning it into BookEnds for the film.
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* The final shot of the teaser trailer serves as a callback to the original movie: [[spoiler:Baloo backstroking through a river with Mowgli sitting on his belly, while whistling to the tune of "Bare Necessities"]].
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* The final shot of the teaser trailer serves as a callback to the original movie:[[spoiler:Baloo Baloo backstroking through a river with Mowgli sitting on his belly, while whistling to the tune of "Bare Necessities"]].Necessities".
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* For older Disney fans, the [[spoiler: film's ending with the very same book from the 1967 version closing will bring a smile]]. Counting as a MythologyGag as well. Same thing with the VanityPlate being rendered in a similar fashion to the [[{{Retraux}} style of the logo used for '70's Disney films.]] The DVD/Blu-Ray menu either strengthens or spoils the former moment, as it shows off the end credits animation before the viewer even starts the movie.
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* Baghera is actually ''proud'' of Mowgli when the latter comes to the aid of the elephants [[spoiler: and rescues Junior.]]
* At the climax [[spoiler: Bagheera stops Mowgli from fighting with the wolves and tells him to fight Shere Khan like a man. Not only does this show his acceptance of Mowgli for what he is, but also his appreceation of Mowgli's tricks, something [[WellDoneSonGuy Mowgli]] had been longing to get.]]
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'''Bagheera:''' You can't fight him like a wolf, you're not a wolf! ''Fight him like a man.'']]
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'''Bagheera:''' You can't fight him like a wolf, you're not a wolf! ''Fight him like a man.'']]''
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* Mowgli saving the baby elephant via his tools after it had fallen into a ditch. This also earns him the respect of the elephants.
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* While scaling up a wall to rescue Mowgli from the monkeys, when Baloo starts whimpering, Bagheera shows boundless patience and tells him to keep his eyes up high while assuring him that he's doing fine. After Baloo reaches the top, Bagheera compliments him and calls him "old chap". It clearly shows that them working together to save Mowgli has caused Bagheera to soften up and help the bear overcome his fears without any impatience.
-->'''Baloo:''' A bird... That can't be a good sign! ''(starts sobbing)''\\
'''Bagheera:''' Baloo! Look at me. Look at nothing but me. You're doing fine. Just keep your eyes up high.\\
'''Baloo:''' Alright I'm coming. I'm coming.\\
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'''Baloo:''' I did it!\\
'''Bagheera:''' Well done, old chap.
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'''Bagheera:''' Baloo! Look at me. Look at nothing but me. You're doing fine. Just keep your eyes up high.\\
'''Baloo:''' Alright I'm coming. I'm coming.\\
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'''Baloo:''' I did it!\\
'''Bagheera:''' Well done, old chap.
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* King Louie is obviously faking it when he's proposing to Mowgli to give him fire, so he may let him live with him and protect him from Shere Khan. But Louie does a fairly good job of actually sounding sincere, like when he offers Mowgli some papaya to eat and cracks a smile when he first introduces himself. It's ambiguous as to whether Louie would've sincerely cared for Mowgli had he given him fire, but it's argued that he had little to lose from taking in Mowgli, who simply wants a place to live in, so it's ''possible'' he would've treated him fairly if he had complied. Only Creator/ChristopherWalken can make a slimy mob boss offering sanctuary as a ruse sound sincere and heartwarming when he says "Only ''I'' can protect ya."
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* King Louie is obviously faking it when he's proposing to Mowgli to give him fire, so he may let him live with him and protect him from Shere Khan. But Louie does a fairly good job of actually sounding sincere, like when he offers Mowgli some papaya to eat and cracks a smile when he first introduces himself. It's ambiguous as to whether Louie would've sincerely cared for Mowgli had he given him fire, but it's argued that he had little to lose from taking in Mowgli, who simply wants a place to live in, so it's ''possible'' he would've treated him fairly if he had complied. Only Creator/ChristopherWalken can make a slimy mob boss offering sanctuary as a ruse sound sincere and heartwarming when he says "Only ''I'' can protect ya.""
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