Dumbo Ending HD

Oh, how I do love family reunions.

We are all here in the comments section rooting for our favourite Flying Elephant!!

GO DUMBO!! SHOW THOSE CLOWNS WHO YOU ARE!!!!!!

This was the golden age of Disney.

Sorry to say folks, New Disney is not the same Disney as days long before.

We are capable of astonishing stuff once properly turned out

My favorite part was when Dumbo shot the peanuts at those elephant b*tches

You go dumbo you are the man its goes to show the crows will help dumbo get back to his mother walt Disney would be proud and smiling one of his best cartoons ever appreciate the memories and a good laugh the other elephants and clowns got what they deserve for messing with dumbo great job people you should be proud way to go very impressed !!!! Joe

While he bring back intro BFNR

What happened to the clowns at the end?

I love dumbo he is just any other elephant he may fly but it shows anyone can do anything

when he reunited with his mom soo sweet beautiful

Dumbo proved that elephants are not afraid of mice

Happy 83rd Anniversary 🥳🎉🎊 To Dumbo 🐘🐁🐦‍⬛🐦‍⬛🐦‍⬛🐦‍⬛🥜🪶🚂🎪 From 1941

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Seeing Dumbo reunited with his mother always brings a tear to my eye... 🥲

Sandy Williams: Who’s a good boy? You’re a good boy, Dumbo. Yes, you are.
Dumbo: (trumpets happily)
Mrs. Jumbo: I think he agrees with you, Sandy.
Then he started cuddling with her.
Sandy Williams: (laughs) Dumbo, take it easy.
Then James and Robert came in the tent.
Robert Williams: Is everything all right, sis?
James Williams: We thought you were in trouble.
Sandy Williams: No, everything’s fine.
Mrs. Jumbo: So you must be Sandy’s brothers. Your sister told me about you two. I’m Mrs. Jumbo, Dumbo’s mother.
James Williams: Yeah. I’m James, the oldest brother with brown hair.
Robert Williams: And I’m Robert, the youngest brother with blonde hair.
Mrs. Jumbo: It’s very nice to meet you both. This is my baby, Dumbo.
Sandy Williams: Dumbo, say hello to my brothers, James and Robert.
Dumbo knocked James and Robert to the ground and started cuddling with them.
James Williams: Hey, not so rough, Dumbo.
Robert Williams: You’re cute, but you’re also kinda heavy for a little guy.
Mrs. Jumbo: I think he likes you already.

Fun fact(s), Dumbo and Bambi was Disney’s response to Fantasia and Pinocchio, both of which were big flops and together almost put the company into bankruptcy. To counter this, Dumbo and Bambi were created with smaller budgets (the budgets of Fantasia and Pinocchio were more than double that of Dumbo and Bambi), and shorter runtimes than Pinocchio and Fantasia. Dumbo and Bambi also had simpler, more traditional formats, allowing more theaters to show the movies. These changes helped the two movies appeal to a wider audience and both ended up being successful :)

Dumbo made history and to this very day a very beautiful story line

Dumbo is making history!!

As a little kid, I thought the four circus elephants who singing in the ending were elephant calfs who are the four other circus elephants's calfs or were random elephant calfs who look like younger versions of the four other circus elephants and were not the four other circus elephants.

Nice job

I love this for dumbo. So much.❤

He Is Flying

They both fly deal with two guys who have mustaches Captain Hook Ringmaster

Dumbo and Peter Pan have so much in common

Dumbo Flying Away

Dumbo is such an adorable character❤

In Remembrance to...
Verna Felton role voice of Mrs. Jumbo
(Born: July 20, 1890 – Died: December 14, 1966)

Edward Brophy, voice of Timothy Q. Mouse
(Born: February 27, 1895 - Died: May 27, 1960)

Cliff Edwards, voice of Jim Crow
(Born: June 14, 1895 - Died: July 17, 1971)

Sterling Holloway, voice of Mr. Stork
(Born: January 4, 1905 - Died: November 22, 1992)

Margaret Wright, voice of Casey Jr.
(Born: January 11, 1917 - Died: August 20, 1999)

Herman Bing, voice of the Ringmaster
(Born: March 30, 1889 - Died: January 9, 1947)

Ray Liotta role as Captain T.C. Doyle 🇺🇸
(Born: December 18, 1954 – Died: May 26, 2022)

Tai the Asian Elephant role as Bo Tat 🐘
(Born: November 4, 1968 – Died: May 7, 2021)

Jumbo the male African bush Elephant 🐘
(Born: December 25, 1860 – Died: September 15, 1885)

Mrs. Jumbo and Dumbo are given a private coach on the train, and the crows wave goodbye to the elephants as they travel away.
- Dumbo 1941

Mrs. Jumbo and Dumbo are reunite with a herd of wild elephants who applaud their newest members as he flies with joy for their future to come.
- Dumbo 2019

Reunion with his mother 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲

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Finally dumbo gets his own revenge after everything they done to him... Bravo Dumbo well done

Theory:

The film shows that the circus signed a contract with Timothy. This is likely what got Dumbo's mom released: Timothy would have demanded it, and likely taken the time to explain what really happened.

Hello Mother

This is how it was for me. First I was bullied and a laughing stock, but when I showed my skills in solving cases no one else could solve, showing off my dance skills, my work in making song texts, stories and more, people did not laugh at me. They saw how amazing I am in what I could do.

People go on about the crows- fine- but I just love their energy, their accents and the way they help Dumbo.❤ Fantastic characters.🎉

Good job, Dumbo. That'll teach those windbags a lesson for not bullying him!

I've watched Dumbo (1941) about several times and I always loved that Disney film. I still have it on DVD. It's one of my favourite Disney films of all time. It's absolutely fantastic. It never gets old. It will always be a timeless classic.

Those villains never had a chance

You’re making history-Timothy Mouse

This scene cracks me up but also makes me feel good!

Timothy is a REAL friend to Dumbo. The only one that didn’t judge him and defended him. Also staying by his side the whole time

Someone said the Newspaper Date says March 13th, 1941. I personally think this movie takes place in 1938. The original book was published in 1939. I have it set then because I always like to see movies as events that actually happened. This gives time for Helen Aberson to have gotten the story and then start pinning it.