Lady and the Tramp: Disney's Most Romantic Movie

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[thetake]

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[thedoctorwhat]

One thing that I love about Tramp is how respectful he is of Lady's judgement. After he shows her his own idea of a good time, she says that she would prefer to help 'take care of the baby.' Tramp immediately approves of this, 'you win, I'll walk you home.' He's not upset, he doesn't argue, he simply decides that she knows whats best for herself.

[swanpride]

It might also be one of Disney's most mature movies. Replace the dogs with humans and you end up with the story of a sheltered young lady from good upbringing falling in love with some tramp, ending up in prison after he has stolen her innocence, being offered a marriage to some nobleman to protect her dignity (which she rejects) and finally finding happiness in live after the Tramp has managed to earn the approval of her family.

[chickadeestevenson]

I just noticed that the ANIMALS of Disney have more realistic romantic relationships than the humans do.
Simba and Nala were childhood friends and betrothed
Pongo and Perdy are happily married with children and are equals in saving and protecting their kids
And Lady and the Tramp dated
There was no "instalove".
Maybe attraction at first sight (in Pongo's case), but no true love at first sight.

[crystalfairy]

Another thing I love about Lady and the Tramp is that scene where Lady asks "Who will watch over the baby?" Too often, particularly today, the woman's choice in her life is seen as wrong if it doesn't include the man who loves her. They make the woman sacrifice her goals so she can be with that man. But in this, Tramp says "You win" and takes her home. Sure he's upset that she doesn't want to be out in the world with him, but he respects her decision and helps her get what she wants. That's pretty darn incredible. And this was out in the 50s!

[vicenteortegarubilar]

Lady: woof woof woof!!!

Tramp: we will always have paris.

But for real I loved this movie when I was a kid, now with this video I understand actually why, the relation of the characters.

[shadowyou]

One thing that went way over my head all these years was the fact that Tramp hated the idea of babies but came to the rescue of one because Lady valued family and loyalty. The deeper he fell in love with her, the more he chose to respect her values and responsibilities. This movie ties with the first 7 minute opening of Up as romantic.

[franciscobuades]

So, Tramp's lessons from Lady are similar to Chandler's lessons from Monica. Both hate compromise, but they end up finding the person that makes them want to be compromised. Of course, they're different characters, but it seems that, in the end, the lesson they learn is somewhat similar :)

[paisan]

Most underrated Disney movie of all Iconic!

[hasanrahman]

These dogs feel more human than most of those picture perfect princesses

[jmigcasan]

This movie gives me nostalgia. Never thought how meaningful the content of the movie was, need to rewatch it with my someone. Happy Valentine's Day Screenprism

[eleanorbwells]

TFW when two dogs have a better love life than you

[abangdonge]

i've always thought that Lady and The Tramp is a good movie BUT NEVER THIS GOOD?! your analysis gives my so much insight throught the movie's real romantic messages and makes me want to watch it all over again <3

[Snikit]

I’ve been a fan of pop culture and film analysis since the Nostalgia critic first appeared on YouTube. However, for all his insight, he is rarely ever classroom appropriate, and more often then not, he goes through a whole movie before saying anything insightful. You ladies bring both a critical eye and class to your videos, and you provide insight throughout your video and don’t rehash the whole plot of a film. You have learned much from your predecessors. No offense to NC. I’ll always be a fan. His humor always hits more than it misses. But it’s your work that is far better positioned to both entertain and help young minds grow. Gotta go rewatch Lady and the Tramp now. Bye!

[zoerosiee]

This video was such a treat!! <3 A couple years ago, my s/o took me to see Lady and the Tramp at the El Capitan in Hollywood on Valentine's Day and it is still one of the cutest dates we have ever had!

[nathy]

Why am I crying?? Why do your videos make me cry?! Lol such thoughtful, heart-warming analyses, keep em coming! 💕

[megantaylor]

I've never seen any explorations into Lady and the Tramp on Youtube before. It's my favourite Disney movie - this was so lovely to watch :)

[duskianfae]

Can I just say how much I love your videos on Disney movies in general? Specially the old classics?

They are always positive and light and showing how it’s not like that, and that they are classics for a reason, where a lot of people try to paint them as being the complete opposite . It’s so refreshing and always brings a smile to my face! So please, keep up with the good work!

[giovanaflaviarosin]

This is my favorite Disney movie! So nostalgic

[sketchios]

This film is the epitome of classic Disney romance and nostalgia. For such an amazing family movie it's criminally underrated! And the dinner scene is ICONIC!