Remember that Disney movie where they killed those horses?

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There were so many things that should have told me this movie wasn't real and yet I was shocked to find out it isn't.

The most disturbing part about this is that I genuinely was having no trouble believing that Disney could produce a movie *that fucked up*.

"The writers just completely gave up" So that was a self-dig. Subtle.

The only moment I doubted this was real was when Daniel said that Disney actually put time in the credits for the dead horses

He really had me going with this. Until he started talking about drowning horses hired for the petting zoo, and then I still had to check the comments to make sure

I went through multiple stages of: 1) utter confusion at Daniel doing film review 2) more confusion and shock over film's concept 3) spending 10 minutes on Google 4) having a sudden realization when Daniel started talking about Mandela effect 5) suspicion confirmed as the video dived deeper into insanity 6) patiently waiting for the punch line 7) i no longer know what is real and what isn't but I have no regrets for I have witnessed a masterpiece All jokes aside this was so freaking brilliant I am hoping to see more of these types Daniel

Oh boy I went through a process here. I watched it, believed it was real, showed my wife, had her thinking it was real, and then we told our friends, who also thought it was real, and it wasn't until we were looking it up to watch on dcom night that we all realized it was fake. Well played, my guy; you had about 10 people in one group fooled.

Disney no longer has this on Disney+, and has retired it to the vault. I have the original on dvd though, which will soon be a collector’s item. The dvd bonus material includes 5 more songs about horses being killed, and an interactive game where you have to navigate a horse through a small town to the Elmer’s factory. The bonus clips do give an updated body count for the number of horses that actually died or had to be put down during the filming. The Kentucky Derby scene took so long to shoot, and they filmed it at a ranch in Arizona in the Summer - temps were over 100 degrees in the shade. All the horses died of heat stroke, and they had to complete filming the following day where temps were the same and another 32 horses ended up dying of heat stroke. The filming of the movie was somehow more tragic than the movie itself.

OK, I totally fell for this because I know Disney has made some truly mind-boggling movies in the past

lowkey thought this movie was real until i googled it. you are a sick, sick man, daniel. the fact your brain could make this story up is unnerving and i am terrified of what you are capable of

I can't believe it took me so long to figure out that this wasn't a real movie. Props to you for telling it in such a believable way.

4:31 - "...Disney spent a whopping 75 MILLION dollars on the cast and stunt horses... which in today's money is....... ...76 million dollars."

This video is a serious mind-trip dude. The fact that I suspected NOTHING until reading the comments goes to show how terrifyingly good Daniel is at this kinda stuff. Bravo man, you made me believe Disney made a movie about killing horse’s. Bravo.

I really cannot tell if Daniel is joking every time he says a horse dies or if the movie is just that f-ed up

It is uncanny how believably Daniel delivers his lines. Absolutely uncanny.

He had me believing it was a real movie until he was talking about Robert Downey Jr. killing a truck full of horses. Now I want to see him make an idea for an actually good movie, because his purposely terrible movie idea was phenomenally well done.

More retrospective reviews on old fake movies, please. This was amazing.

If the bee movie was somehow able to be made into a real thing, then this definitely could.

This is honestly one of the funniest sketches you've made so far. So entrenched in realism that it's hard to distinguish.