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This movie broke me as a child

Yeah, the restaurant should have given him some leftover food.

Puppies cry all night if they're alone at first. Accurate. They at least need a clock or something that ticks or beats near them.

Every few years, Disney would re-release the animated films in the theatre. Then video came in, and we lost that.

7:00 This was the start of what eventually was called "Yellow Journalism," when newspapers printed fanciful stories that weren't necessarily true just to entertain the public and sell more papers. I think the papers were printed on the cheapest paper and it turned yellow within a day or two. 9:33 Captain Farragut was an actual Naval Officer, a southerner who fought for the Union during the Civil War, but he wasn't killed during an ocean expedition looking for sea monsters! Walt Disney really innovated with his beautiful underwater photography in this film.

9:00 LMFAOOOOOO I felt that in my soul! Fake ass stupid putanna But na I truly can't believe this is known as a "child's movie" LIKE WHAT!??!!?? It fucked me up so much as a kid and even worse as an adult. That scene where she leaves him in the woods kills me inside every time 💔

Lol this reaction is adorable fr

Every year I put up my ofrenda for my love ones that are gone but not forgotten I tell stories of them to my kids so they can pass them down Hope they keep the tradition when Im gone

Please react to Shrek. The first one, I mean.

Movie still makes me cry. I still own the vhs

4:17 - not just any spot in Pacman, they were in the central room where the hero can never go. It is the only place the bad guys are safe. 24:28 - you can hear the voice actor pouring her heart into the grief 30:19 & 31:36 - Fix-It Felix can fix anything. Even a broken soul.

This movie is so sad and underrated, seeing you cry most of the movie completely represented me 😭

This is exactly how I feel ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I still have the first 2 live action Scooby-Doo movies on dvd and on the director's commentary on the first movie the director said the reason for Pamela Anderson's cameo is because her sons were fans of Scooby-Doo.

This movie is one of my childhood favorites. I just love the casting for Mystery Inc, especially Linda Cardellini (Laura Barton in the MCU) as Velma and Matthew Lillard as Shaggy. Side note: They actually DID make graham cookies that looked like bone-shaped dog biscuits for humans that were flavored like cinnamon based on Scooby Snax.

Stopping kids from saying first

Awesome reaction of my favorite Scooby-Doo movie!!!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊

i love the lion king

Hi my name is Darneisha I wanted to ask you what is your ancestors race I know your black but what is your ancestors race 🥰

Your reaction is exactly my reaction, it's been so long since I've seen that movie because I always cry from beginning to end 😭

India, you're really great, I love watching your reactions. CZcams always hides you from me but I always find you again 😂 Have you ever watched "Avatar: The Last Airbender"? It's probably the best animated show ever made. 3 seasons, 20 episodes each, 20min each, I would love to watch your reactions to it.

None of the main characters in this show are sinner demons. They were born in hell.

As someone who lost their mother as a child (I was 10 years old) and raised by their grandparents on my mother's side, this movie is so close to my heart cause it hits so close to home

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I know everyone always says they cry at Bambi, but for some reason this movie gets to me way more. The scene where she leaves him in the woods and he doesn’t understand what’s going on makes me cry every time.

Can you watch Onward.

what was that laugh😭😭🙏

This is the best episode of season 1 and it's when the series starts getting REALLY good.

Hellborn species like imps, hellhounds, and succubi don't have souls and were never human. They are born, grow up, have kids, and if they're lucky, they die of old age. Just like humans. And just like humans, they can be killed by other things like being shot, burning to death (just not with earth fire, which they're immune to), or suffocation. Because they have no soul, when they die, they're permanently gone and have no secondary heaven/hell to be sent to. They're also a much lower rank than "Sinners," who did used to be human. Souls are used as currency in hell, and only humans had them. Also, sinners might enter hell with powers that are personalized to the sinner and hellborn don't have powers like that unless they're royalty like Stolas. Also, sinners kinda "respawn" when they're killed in hell unless they're killed with an angelic weapon. Higher demons like Stolas also need to be killed with an angelic weapon. Stolas is immortal. Blitz isn't.

This is one of the best episodes 👑👑👑 Great reaction 💪💪 Get ready to the episodes finales of this season 🍷🍷🍷 I'm excited 😉😉😉

That is an entry 12:58 👏👏👏 Stolas is so adorable 13:16-13:28 I love these two 13:44-13:48 ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

Fun Fact: The musical and artistic style of Blitzo's hallucination is very similar to that of the 1982 drama film Pink Floyd: The Wall. Blitzo and Fizzarolli's psychedelic designs are likewise influcend by the asthetic of 1930s cartoons 👑👑👑

7:01 Well, the lower demons (imps, hellhounds, etc.) aren't immortal or immune to conventional physical damage (except for Earth's fire). Demon royalty and sinners, on the other hand, can only die from angelic weaponry. 14:33 Simple, he (and the rest of the main cast) was born there. He said it himself earlier in the episode.

Littlefoot is an Apatosaurus a sauropod, Cera is a Triceratops a ceratopsian, Ducky is a Saurolophus a hadrosaur or duck billed dinosaur, Petrie is a Pteranodon a flying reptile or pterosaur and Spike is a Stegosaurus a spike tailed dinosaur or thyreophoran.

Littlefoot's father does appear at some point in the sequels.

Dinosaurs are my favorite real life animals and I can model and animate them in blender.

I really hope you continue this series, it's so good. This episode was kinda Looney Tunes-esque. The next episode is fun. However, episode 6 is INCREDIBLE, and that's when it starts getting REALLY good. The goofy, unnecessary humor starts taking more of a backseat in favor of more emotional character development. That's my personal favorite. The goofy humor of the early first season is still good, but the second season had me in tears a lot. Also, note that in the last episode, Loona got on their case for not having human disguises, and they're in disguises almost this entire episode. 😂

The drink she dropped in the water that made the fish get big is called Beezlejuice. I'm not kidding. It's made by Beelzebub, who in this series, goes by Queen Bee.

Moxie's reasoning for acting like he did in episode one will come about in the second season. Stolas is not a yikes husband, I promise. He shares his perspective in the second season as well. He's my favorite character, he breaks my heart. I love him so much, he makes me bawl my eyes out. Also, the robot clown guy that sang Loo Loo Land is a robot replica of a famous clown. The REAL Fizzaroli shows up later. A lot of people confuse the two when they watch this series and say, "Ugh, this guy, again!" when the real Fizzaroli shows up. This episode is the only time we FULLY see Robo Fizz. Also, a charlatan is someone who claims to have an answer or a cure, but they're just a scammer. Like someone who claims that their drink will make you lose 10 lbs a week, but it's just a regular ass protein shake and you gain weight. A snake oil salesman.

14:36 Yes, they can burn alive, but not from earth fire. There's hell fire that's green, that hurts them. Hellborn like imps and hellhounds are born in hell, grow up, have kids of their own, and die of old age. Just like humans. They can also be killed by guns, falls, poisoning, fire, etc... Just like humans. However, unlike humans, they don't have a soul. So when they die, they die. There's no new demon hell for them to go to.

More Than Anything gets me in the feels because I’m adopted and I reconnected with my mom 2 years ago

They mention in passing that Littlefoot's dad was killed by a sharp tooth

My recommendation -- don't watch the 2000-era one with Johnny Depp next - it's an odd re-make of this and it has various issues...... like bad CGI and a totally different type of Wonka character energy. But they do the same story differently. Watch the new one that came out last year, maybe early this year. It's the origin story of this same Wonka and it's pretty good, very much in the same vein as this one. It's also funny and makes some good points about society, just like this one. The music and sets and amazing, just like this one.

Best Disney movie of all time

Best Disney movie of all time

From a cultural standpoint, Coco means the world to me. The sheer respect for Mexican culture in this movie is just incredible. The music, the food & the preparations for The Day Of The Dead. The culture itself is part of who I am and it's very important, as is the message of the importance of family. Also, the customs agent in The Land Of The Dead was portrayed by funnyman Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias.

Muchacho means young boy or kid

reeememmber meee!! aw coco 😩😩😢😢😢

Even after all these years, this movie never fails to make me ugly cry. And I still think that Sharptooth is the most terrifying depiction of a T-Rex in cinema, even more than Jurassic Park. EDIT: I hope you’ll watch more of Don Bluth’s stuff, particularly The Secret of NIMH and All Dogs Go to Heaven. I grew up with this trifecta, and they’re still some of the best that I’ve ever seen. But they’re also the most emotionally gut-punching.

As a kid and as an adult this shit still makes me tear🥺✌️🤟🤙