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The Legacy Club
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Welcome to Leal Legacy
The Legacy Club Podcast:
Where a Southern California-raised, MMA-obsessed Disney Adult provides questionable social commentary on everything you never knew you’d be interested in. Hosted by Justin Leal, this podcast dives into a unique blend of topics, offering insights and perspectives that are as diverse as they are unexpected. Tune in and join the conversation, as we explore the fascinating intersections of culture, entertainment, and the legacy we create.
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Challenge your perspectives with our insightful commentaries, delving into the depths of contemporary issues and trends.
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Email: Contact@LealLegacy.com
The Legacy Club Podcast:
Where a Southern California-raised, MMA-obsessed Disney Adult provides questionable social commentary on everything you never knew you’d be interested in. Hosted by Justin Leal, this podcast dives into a unique blend of topics, offering insights and perspectives that are as diverse as they are unexpected. Tune in and join the conversation, as we explore the fascinating intersections of culture, entertainment, and the legacy we create.
Commentaries:
Challenge your perspectives with our insightful commentaries, delving into the depths of contemporary issues and trends.
Subscribe, share, and be inspired!
Connect with Us:
Email: Contact@LealLegacy.com
A Disney Dad Recap | The Legacy Club Podcast
In this episode of The Legacy Club Podcast, join me as I share a Disney Dad full recap of our recent family adventure to Walt Disney World! From park-hopping across the Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom, to my personal favorite park of the bunch, I’ll be diving into the highlights of our trip. Plus, hear my perspective on visiting Disney as a dad with young kids-how we managed the excitement, the breaks, and of course, the magical moments along the way. Tune in for all the family fun and a few tips for your next Disney adventure!
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Colonel Bleep | Commentary: Building An Island Base" (1957)
Переглядів 92 години тому
Colonel Bleep, an interplanetary intelligence agent from the planet Futura, is sent to investigate Earth after an atomic explosion, and travels with companions Squeak, a puppet with a mind of his own, and Scratch, a dim-witted caveman. The construction of Colonel Bleep's island base is shown, followed by a visit to the Belgian-Congo. Building an Island Base is the third episode of Colonel Bleep...
A Disney Dad Recap | The Legacy Club Podcast
Переглядів 29 годин тому
In this episode of The Legacy Club Podcast, join me as I share a Disney Dad full recap of our recent family adventure to Walt Disney World! From park-hopping across the Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom, to my personal favorite park of the bunch, I’ll be diving into the highlights of our trip. Plus, hear my perspective on visiting Disney as a dad with young kids-how we...
Color Classics | Commentary: "A Car-Tune Portrait' (1937)
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A Car-Tune Portrait is a cartoon in the color Classics series produced by Fleischer Studios. Released on June 26, 1937, the cartoon gives an imaginative take on Franz Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2. A symphony composer lion is determined to show the audience that cartoon characters can be more than just silly and childish by having cartoons play a symphony orchestra. Things quickly fall apart...
Consistently Inconsistent | The Legacy Club Podcast
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In this episode of The Legacy Club Podcast, I dive into the inconsistencies that shape our world and my own journey. From my sudden shift to doing a video version of the podcast to the ever-changing definition of what punk is in today’s culture, nothing stays the same for long. I also go on a rant about Star Wars and reflect on my lack of Brazilian jiu-jitsu training. Tune in for a raw and real...
Consistently Inconsistent | The Legacy Club Podcast
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In this episode of The Legacy Club Podcast, I dive into the inconsistencies that shape our world and my own journey. From my sudden shift to doing a video version of the podcast to the ever-changing definition of what punk is in today’s culture, nothing stays the same for long. I also go on a rant about Star Wars and reflect on my lack of Brazilian jiu-jitsu training. Tune in for a raw and real...
Color Classics | Commentary: "All's Fair At The Fair" (1938)
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All's Fair at the Fair is a seven-minute cartoon released in 1938. A Color Classic produced by Max Fleischer, it was distributed by Paramount as a promotion for the 1939 New York World's Fair. Initial release: August 26, 1938 Director: Dave Fleischer Distributed by: Paramount Pictures Production company: Fleischer Studios Commentary By: Justin Leal Leal Legacy Social Media Instagram: instagram....
Casper The Friendly Ghost | Commentary: "Boo Kind To Animals" (1955)
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Casper the Friendly Ghost helps Spunky the Donkey find a useful job. Directors: Izzy Sparber, Tom Golden Writer: Carl Meyer Stars: Jackson Beck, Gwen Davies, Jack Mercer Shop Our Legacy Store at: legacyclubclo.com Shop Our Disnerd Collection: legacyclubclo.com/product-category/disnerd/ Subscribe to our Podcast: leallegacy.com/podcasts/ Listen to The Legacy Club Podcast on: Apple Podcasts: podca...
Betty Boop | Commentary: "Poor Cinderella" (1934)
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Poor Cinderella is a 1934 Fleischer Studios-animated short film featuring Betty Boop. Poor Cinderella was Fleischer Studios' first color film, and the only appearance of Betty Boop in color during the Fleischer era. It was the first Paramount Pictures animated short in color. Initial release: August 3, 1934 Directors: Dave Fleischer, Seymour Kneitel Distributed by: Paramount Pictures Animation ...
Leal Legacy Expansion & MCU Hopes Restored | The Legacy Club Podcast
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In this episode of The Legacy Club Podcast, I dive into the exciting updates happening at Leal Legacy! From the launch of our new UA-cam channels to the vision behind each one, get the inside scoop on how we’re expanding our content. Plus, I share my thoughts on the future of the MCU and what’s rekindled my excitement for the franchise. Join me for a deep dive into all things Leal Legacy and th...
Color Classics | Commentary: "Play Safe" (1936)
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Play Safe is a 1936 animated short film produced by Fleischer Studios and released by Paramount Pictures. This film was part of Max Fleischer's Color Classics series. The film follows the story of a boy who has a dream about being on a real train. Initial release: October 16, 1936 Director: Dave Fleischer Distributed by: Paramount Pictures Animation by: David Tendlar; Eli Brucker Commentary By:...
Disney | Commentary: "Plane Crazy" (1929)
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Plane Crazy is a 1928 American animated short film directed by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks. The cartoon, released by the Walt Disney Studios, was the first appearance of Mickey Mouse and his girlfriend Minnie Mouse, and was originally a silent film. Shop Our Legacy Store at: legacyclubclo.com Shop Our Disnerd Collection: legacyclubclo.com/product-category/disnerd/ Subscribe to our Podcast: lealle...
Color Classics | Commentary: "An Elephant Never Forgets" (1934)
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In the middle of the jungle, many animals, including an elephant, go to school. Directors: Dave Fleischer, Seymour Kneitel Stars: William Pennell, Gus Wicke Commentary By: Justin Leal Leal Legacy Social Media Instagram: leallegacy FaceBook: LealLegacy X: x.com/LealLegacy Shop Our Legacy Store at: legacyclubclo.com Shop Our Disnerd Collection: legacyclubclo.com/produc...
Betty Boop | Commentary: "Taking The Blame" (1935)
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Betty Boop brings home a cat as playmate for Pudgy, but the cat is a bully who only gets Pudgy into trouble. Directors: Dave Fleischer, Myron Waldman Star: Mae Questel Shop Our Legacy Store at: legacyclubclo.com Shop Our Disnerd Collection: legacyclubclo.com/product-category/disnerd/ Subscribe to our Podcast: leallegacy.com/podcasts/ Listen to The Legacy Club Podcast on: Apple Podcasts: podcast...
Krazy Kat | Commentary: "The Auto Clinic" (1938)
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Director: Allen Rose (uncredited) Writers: Allen Rose, George Herriman Shop Our Legacy Store at: legacyclubclo.com Shop Our Disnerd Collection: legacyclubclo.com/product-category/disnerd/ Subscribe to our Podcast: leallegacy.com/podcasts/ Listen to The Legacy Club Podcast on: Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-legacy-club/id1123885989 Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/25DI6Y97xNCSfY...
Molly Moo Cow | Commentary: "The Hunting Season" (1935)
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Molly Moo Cow | Commentary: "The Hunting Season" (1935)
Popeye | Commentary: "Ancient Fistory" (1953)
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Popeye | Commentary: "Ancient Fistory" (1953)
Casper The Friendly Ghost | Commentary: "Boo Bop" (1957)
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Casper The Friendly Ghost | Commentary: "Boo Bop" (1957)
Disney | Commentary: "Steamboat Willie" (1929)
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Disney | Commentary: "Steamboat Willie" (1929)
Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover | Magic Kingdom (POV Ride Through)
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Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover | Magic Kingdom (POV Ride Through)
Buzz Lightyear Space Ranger Spin | Magic Kingdom (Ride Commentary)
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Buzz Lightyear Space Ranger Spin | Magic Kingdom (Ride Commentary)
Krazy Kat | Commentary: "The Bandmaster" (1930)
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Krazy Kat | Commentary: "The Bandmaster" (1930)
The BarnStormer | Magic Kingdom (Ride Commentary)
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The BarnStormer | Magic Kingdom (Ride Commentary)
Krazy Kat | Commentary: "Railroad Rhythm" (1937)
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Krazy Kat | Commentary: "Railroad Rhythm" (1937)
Festival Of Fantasy Parade | Magic Kingdom (Watch Through)
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Festival Of Fantasy Parade | Magic Kingdom (Watch Through)
Mad Tea Party | Magic Kingdom (POV Ride Through)
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Mad Tea Party | Magic Kingdom (POV Ride Through)
Stitching Memories | Disney Springs (Watch Through)
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Stitching Memories | Disney Springs (Watch Through)
Krazy Kat | Commentary: "Port Whines" (1929)
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Krazy Kat | Commentary: "Port Whines" (1929)
6:29 my favorite part 😂
Hi...
😢
Yo dude!!!
Mark!!! Yo dude!!!
Wow suprisingly NOT RACIST! it has a bootleg recording (shown to a live audience)
Sad how disney lost oswald. Also High up isnt a disney cartoon it just has the UK titlecard, and was animated by THE OG's Themselves! (Probably I forgot) Hugh Harman And Rudolf Ising since they Worked for disney,
This one has a BANG music from the rediscovery in 2006!outside the close up of oswald sucking water its boring
Just like rival romeos a bad quality version of this still EXISTS, and a boring cartoon
Although it may bee hard too see. Oswald Gets more facial expresions with the addition of eyebrows
The version you just watched was a clean version of guess what? A clean (Probably) the Original Release, beacuse a bad quality version of this still exists
This short was lost media with 2 prints around 2 minutes being discovered in the UK (thats why some cartoons has that titlecard) until the Blu Ray Pinocho Release they found a full copy of Poor Papa and they released it,
So the reason that this short had the last reiusse was beacuse Walter lantz was losing Money by the reiusses so they stopped doing them In Fact all wet Does exist! Thanks to a clip from a Iwerks documentary
This cartoon is (suprisingly) not racist! Unlike Bosko the Doughboy (I think)
The only appearence of the Mechanical Cow (should have used him in ozzie of the mounted)
Another blu Ray cartoon!
A short that was very VERY rare! It wasn't in a lantz set (where Every Walter lantz cartoon is from) it wasn't aired on TV until a CHINISE user uploaded the cartoon in good quality in youtube
My favorite cartoon from 1929! The other ones are (my opinion) insanely bad
2024 alone by miself in mexico hearing this song and remembering my young age 😢 Nobody listen this anymore 😢😢😢
Actually that is incorrect the bird was actually seen in the 1929 short the barnyard dance
I don’t remember what I said about the bird… haha, but that’s cool!
This is my favorite design of Mickey mouse
That is Pete he went through alot designs he was really a bear I hate the universel sh orts
That horse appeared in Ozzie of the mountaif
That cat was pure evil
The title for this video should be called "Argyle finds a nail"
Could we ever see a three stooges commentary or is it cartoon shorts only?
Absolutely! I’m glad you asked, I’ve been considering expanding beyond cartoons and you’ve just inspired me to go ahead and do it. Good call with The Three Stooges, I’ll definitely add that to the mix. I’ve also thought about doing like old instructional videos from like the 1950’s or so.
Spunky a pre-existing character and had his own series hunky and spunky
Spunky is a pre-existing character?! I had no idea! I’m going to have to dig up some of his stuff.
Her shoes just spawned in 2:43
Hahaha, classic cartoon physics!
Reminds me of buddy the gob
Buddy the Gob? That one is new to me, I’m going to have to look it up!
Fun fact Ub animated all of this
The man was a talent like none other!
Its interesting just how everything changed since the first kiko cartoon and the last one Like, he was supposed to be the guy who fights with bad ppl or ppl who hurt his friends And then we have this Of course i believe back then they didn't really care abt suddenly changing the role of the character or something, idk its just a thoguht
That is really interesting, I guess they may have hit a wall for the original idea and started just pumping out whatever worked.
Hell yeah we watch the plugs
Nice!! That’s good to know and I appreciate the follow up! I’m definitely going to start adding stuff to the post commentary portion of the videos for the ones who watch all the way through.
Ub at his finest art
I couldn’t agree more, though his Comic Color series was also pretty brilliant.
Is Minnie Mouse’s first spoken dialogue technically “For Me?” since that’s what she said here at 2:28
Yes and no, maybe…. Hahaha. This was made before Steamboat Willie, but came out after, so I guess “For Me?” were her first words privately and then publicly it was “Yoo-Hoo” in Steamboat.
Imagine a world where all the color classics are Popeye color specials like sinbad… a man can dream
I’ve been stockpiling more Popeye to put out.
@@LealLegacy 🔥🔥looking forward to watching them!!
I’m sure if you weren’t allergic you’d find yourself krazy about kats
HA! I see what you did there. I agree, my Kat allergy just makes me Krazy so I hold an unfair grudge.
One good thing about these Columbia cartoons is whatever movie they put on after had to seem amazing in comparison 😂
Hahaha! That’s a pretty brilliant maneuver.
He wasn’t even playing the kitten as an instrument, just straight up torturing it 😂
Hahaha, I’m 100% against animal torture, but I’m also allergic to cats…. So I get it.
3:02 Apparently Pete is supposed to be Steamboat Willie. 6:11 I wonder how many conversations start with "If you poke a pigs nipples...." 7:42 Mickey had a knife and he throws the potato, this was before political correctness, he could've gotten away with it.
Was Pete really supposed to be Steamboat Willie?! I had never heard that before. HA! Not enough conversations start that way if you ask me.. Haha, he totally could have gotten away with it back then, guess he didn’t want to risk his knife falling overboard.
@@LealLegacy good point, they weren't gonna miss one potato, but the knife they might.
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I like the sound of that! I’m really aiming to post a new one everyday moving forward, let’s see how long I can keep a streak going.🤞🏼
@@LealLegacylooking forward to it! Just caught up on the reactions. Love to see that Popeye has returned to the channel
Although this might look like it was made by disney, this is a winkler one, beacuse it has the british Titles!
Really?! It totally looks like a Disney era Oswald, that's wild!
Last apperance of fanny cottontail
That's a rad bit of info!
Fell in Public Domain in 1959 and contains reused animation from MY Pal Paul
It's so interesting how often reused animation was added into shorts.
One of the racist cartoons behind china
There are so many great shorts that were affected by the times they were produced in. I always like to keep in mind that it was the unfortunate norm of the era and that these works shouldn't be cast away as a result of that fact.
Basicly, red riding hood, But if it was styled of oswald,
I love when they rework classic stories into something new, even today.
Only thing that ive gotta say. Is that kitty, changes design many times, in Hot Feet she gains hair, and now since I think this short shes a dog her last apperance is in the racist hillbilly 1935
I've always love her other name, Ortensia.
The prisoners song of 1924 was featured in this cartoon!
I've never thought to look up the song by itself, I may do that today actually.
One of the racist cartoons of oswald,
All the classic characters unfortunately have a handful.