FlowersFriend
March 11th, 2005, 09:30
If you have never seen the movie Bambi you may not wish to view this thread, and might would rather wait until you watch the movie to find out what is going to happen. Just thought I would be nice and tell you.
Anyways here is the scene.
Okay it's during one of those points when Man is in the forest and the animals are very afraid. In the Scene you see 3 Pheasant's. This is what happens. Pheasant 1 says "Listen! He's coming!" Pheasant 2 says " Hush " Pheasant 3 says "Be Quiet" Pheasant 1 says "he's coming closer!" Pheasant 2 says "Stay calm,don't get excited." Phesant 1 says "We'd better fly" Pheasant 2 says "No.No,don't fly. Whatever you do,don't fly!" Pheasant1 says "He's almost here" Then Pheasant 1 screams "I can't stand it any longer!" Pheasant flies up in the air, you hear a gunshot and see Pheasant one fall dead to the ground.
I remember when I was a child and saw this scene for the first time ever how the terror seemed to hit me like lighting !! This scene did not scare me like some other scenes in movies had done. I rather felt the terror that this bird felt. I had no reason to be afraid for myself, but yet I had every reason to be afraid for this bird.
Even today when I watch this scene it still hits me at times. There are very gory scenes in horror movies, but in a way this scene from Bambi seems way more terrifying !!! If you watch this scene really close you might can see how terrifying this scene can be. Sometimes when I watch it I don't think too much of it, but other times when I watch this scene it can really hit me. I think it's one of those scenes where with some people it's terrifying with others its not. With some people it might depend some times it might seem terrifying to them other times it might not.
I think some of the reasons this scene seems so terrifying is because well it's clear that this bird was truely terrified. As the scene keeps going her terror keeps growing, it's like it just does not stop. Plus you know and she knows that man is coming closer and closer and closer to where this bird is, but you can't see man which makes it even more terrifying. This bird knows man is coming and she knows something awful might happen to her and she knows that it might happen soon, but I think you kinda sense that she is not really sure what awful thing might happen to her and when it will happen which makes it even worse for she just knows it's awful and it could happen and it could happen soon.
In fact her terror grows so great that it turns against her. She can't handle this intense terror it's just too great. This causes her not to listen to reason when she was told not to fly. For she flies right in the open air and that is when she is seen by man and man kills her. Plus you never saw this bird happy or calm. The first time you saw this bird she was unhappy and in terror and she stayed that way the whole time you saw her.
Also after seeing this scene I felt like their was no escape for her anyway. The terror she felt was beyond her control, because of this there was nothing that she or anyone else could have done to save her. Another words even before she flies I feel that she is allready beyond all hope. She is going to die and their is nothing that she or anyone else can do for her, because the terror she felt was so powerful that she could not handle it.
Those people really did a good job with this scene. It's a very dark scene, but it's good because they got their point across. I am curious if anyone on these boards finds this scene to be truely terrifying. Disney has had some pretty intense scenes in some of their films, but in a way I feel this is one of the most intense and terrifying scenes in any disney film, in fact In a way I find it to be one of the most intense and terrifying scenes in any movie that was ever made.
Anyways here is the scene.
Okay it's during one of those points when Man is in the forest and the animals are very afraid. In the Scene you see 3 Pheasant's. This is what happens. Pheasant 1 says "Listen! He's coming!" Pheasant 2 says " Hush " Pheasant 3 says "Be Quiet" Pheasant 1 says "he's coming closer!" Pheasant 2 says "Stay calm,don't get excited." Phesant 1 says "We'd better fly" Pheasant 2 says "No.No,don't fly. Whatever you do,don't fly!" Pheasant1 says "He's almost here" Then Pheasant 1 screams "I can't stand it any longer!" Pheasant flies up in the air, you hear a gunshot and see Pheasant one fall dead to the ground.
I remember when I was a child and saw this scene for the first time ever how the terror seemed to hit me like lighting !! This scene did not scare me like some other scenes in movies had done. I rather felt the terror that this bird felt. I had no reason to be afraid for myself, but yet I had every reason to be afraid for this bird.
Even today when I watch this scene it still hits me at times. There are very gory scenes in horror movies, but in a way this scene from Bambi seems way more terrifying !!! If you watch this scene really close you might can see how terrifying this scene can be. Sometimes when I watch it I don't think too much of it, but other times when I watch this scene it can really hit me. I think it's one of those scenes where with some people it's terrifying with others its not. With some people it might depend some times it might seem terrifying to them other times it might not.
I think some of the reasons this scene seems so terrifying is because well it's clear that this bird was truely terrified. As the scene keeps going her terror keeps growing, it's like it just does not stop. Plus you know and she knows that man is coming closer and closer and closer to where this bird is, but you can't see man which makes it even more terrifying. This bird knows man is coming and she knows something awful might happen to her and she knows that it might happen soon, but I think you kinda sense that she is not really sure what awful thing might happen to her and when it will happen which makes it even worse for she just knows it's awful and it could happen and it could happen soon.
In fact her terror grows so great that it turns against her. She can't handle this intense terror it's just too great. This causes her not to listen to reason when she was told not to fly. For she flies right in the open air and that is when she is seen by man and man kills her. Plus you never saw this bird happy or calm. The first time you saw this bird she was unhappy and in terror and she stayed that way the whole time you saw her.
Also after seeing this scene I felt like their was no escape for her anyway. The terror she felt was beyond her control, because of this there was nothing that she or anyone else could have done to save her. Another words even before she flies I feel that she is allready beyond all hope. She is going to die and their is nothing that she or anyone else can do for her, because the terror she felt was so powerful that she could not handle it.
Those people really did a good job with this scene. It's a very dark scene, but it's good because they got their point across. I am curious if anyone on these boards finds this scene to be truely terrifying. Disney has had some pretty intense scenes in some of their films, but in a way I feel this is one of the most intense and terrifying scenes in any disney film, in fact In a way I find it to be one of the most intense and terrifying scenes in any movie that was ever made.