@@DrAngelKinsExamples of Great Fictional Single Fathers I can think off the top of my head: Maurice (Beauty and the Beast) Atticus Finch (To Kill a Mockingbird) Tim Lockwood (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs) Spike (Tom & Jerry franchise) Goofy (Goof Troop and A Goofy Movie) Professor Henry Jones, Sr. (Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade) Marlin (Finding Nemo franchise) Professor Utonium (Powerpuff Girls franchise) Chaz Finster (Pre-Rugrats in Paris)
To be fair, at least Chicken Little, the character, is still more sympathetic and likable compared to his dad Buck Cluck. Thurl Ravenscroft: And given the choice between the two of you (Chicken Little and Buck Cluck) I’d take Chicken Little….
I agree. Chicken Little at least had an excuse to be like that. He is surrounded by neglectful people who don't give him the support he desperately needs. Besides, he's STILL JUST A KID! 😡
@@EvelynL.1112 Well, he has his friends at least that try to show him support. And Aldone brings up a good point. It’s really sad that Chicken Little’s friends are more supportive than his own father. Heck, they’re more like family than the only actual family member he’s being raised by. How is that even possible?! 🤦♂️
@@hunterolaughlin Yeah, Buck Cluck is one of the worst fathers in Disney history. Not as bad as Claude Frollo who tried to kill his adoptive son, Quasimodo as a baby but still.
I mean, tastes change with age, that doesn’t mean anything really. I really liked the movie when I was younger as well. That really doesn’t say much about your younger self.
I can relate. In fact there’s a line in Gravity Falls that stabs at kids having opinions. (Yes it takes place during the hilarious “I Eat Kids” moment.) A random teen says, “It’s heaven’s punishment for our terrible taste in everything”. Right on the money.
Chicken Little is perhaps Disney's most mean-spirited movie to date, and still rightly considered among the worst Disney films of all time. While the film certainly paved the way for the eventual great success that Disney would have with CGI-animated movies, there were a myriad of issues that made the film a miss for critics of the time. From the unappealing character designs to the pop culture-focused humor to unlikeable characters, Chicken Little quickly became one of Disney's most infamous releases among critics. While the film certainly has its defenders, it also equally has as many people who consider the film to be the worst film that Disney has ever created.
I feel like the character designs is one of the few redeeming aspects of the film. For their first computer-animated feature, they did a decent job making cartoony anthropomorphic animals.
@@user-pc8sv2vl5fYeah, I have to agree on this one. Wish was definitely worse than Chicken Little. Heck, Chicken Little may have been the worst Disney movie of it’s time, but like the Black Cauldron it had interesting ideas concepts & characters that I think it’s ok enough for it to be considered a cult classic or underrated gem.
Not an unpopular opinion actually. Chicken Little is WAY BETTER than Asha because he actually has something going for him and is sympathetic. Asha has NOTHING going on for her besides being an overly-quirky and clumsy princess who thinks that all wishes should be granted no matter what the repercussions may be.
Some good things I do remember from the movie that I liked are some of the jokes and gags, and Buck Cluck apologizing for being a terrible father, which was a nice moment.
But his apology doesn’t make up for still how terrible was as a father towards his son. The simple act of saying “Sorry” or acknowledging you were wrong doesn’t immediately make up for the action you undertook.
I was unironically in love with this movie when I was 4, watched it again and I honestly still really like it even though it's not the best Disney has to offer. It's honestly charming on its own way.
Honestly hes a character i feel bad the most and its hard to hate him as a hero because eveyone around him are pieces of s**t, i watched this movie a lot as a kid as well and as an adult and father wow this hits a different way but for the worst
The Black Cauldron, The Sword in the Stone, and Home on the Range also have weak heroes. The first two don’t get to do much as characters and the last one is a very poorly discount Kuzco from The Emperor’s New Groove or Cody from Sony’s Surfs Up. Maggie is a fair winning show cow who is supposed to be taken down a peg and learn to accept help from others, like when Grace helps her cover her ears with Lucky Jack’s fur and then Maggie allowing the final blow to be dealt by Grace by tossing her the cowbell. But the structure of the story fails because like Chicken Little, the creators mistake jerkiness for comedy, making another mean spirited film with very rude animals that won’t make audiences feel sorry for them. At least Koda from Brother Bear had good moments and his jerkiness makes sense since children tend to talk long and loud. Only the villain is entertaining, as Alameda Slim has a unique power and villain song. Being a cookie cutter villain isn’t a bad thing, as Disney invented that term with many evil queens, evil uncles, evil magic users, and twist villains, so a combination of two western villains is more original than what Disney usually does. Watch Jambareeqi’s top 5 best and worst Disney villain list to see why he isn’t the worst, but still could’ve been better since he’s only the 5th worst (just helping you in your updated villain ranking).
Unpopular opinion but I actually wouldn’t mind a Sequel to Chicken Little hell no to a live action remake I can’t express how those animals would look In live action but a sequel yet if done right source material maybe let’s say Disney goes the original route with Chicken Little as him being a girl as originally and have that plot where she goes to camp and the people there is disguise as wolves I think that’s something Disney should do with Chicken Little also I absolutely love chicken little as most people hate it and consider it to be the worst Disney movie of all time trust me Wish is way more worse then this I’ve seen worse Chicken little may not be the best Disney movie but at the most it’s for sure a guilty pleasure of mines just a thought to thought.
Will you ever do discussions on the live action Disney films of the 80’s-90’s and which you consider the top five? (You know Homeward Bound, White Fang, Something Wicked this way Comes, Watcher in the Woods, etc.)
if it was up to me,I would've made the movie completely different,if they had to go this route though,give a better reason for the father for his behavior,like the mother just died and it caused a rift between the 2 and they slowly build up their relationship again by learning to listen to each other and oh not make the town assholes
I saw this movie in theaters with my friends when I was twelve. Even back then I knew that the movie was way too mean spirited to be an actual Disney film and that the alien invasion story actually came completely out of nowhere as well as the Dad being a big jerk. Lol
@@vetarlittorf1807 Not at all. "The Emperor's New Groove" and "The Princess and the Frog" were my only ones. I guess L&S is partial bias because I'm not a huge sci-fi fan (outside of the superhero genre). It had heart, but it wasn't a film I'd come back to.
@@vetarlittorf1807 Yeah, TENG is ocassional since it's light-hearted. I'd prefer "Kingdom of the Sun." L&S has higher stakes, but for some reason it just didn't feel magical for me personally. Even as a kid it didn't really keep my attention.
Can you please examine the rest of Sony animation following the release of Spiderman Beyond the Spider-verse? I think everyone would love a video about the Bad Batch. Lastly, we need more information about Disney hero sidekicks.
For me the last good Disney film of the 2000s decade was Treasure Planet, although I will admit Bolt is a guilty pleasure since it low-key mocks Hollywood (especially Disney), Meet the Robinsons has a good message despite most of the film not being really that good, and the only reason I watch Princess and the Frog is to hear Keith David as Dr. Facilier. As much as I love Shrek for its ability to mock classic Disney films while having a fun and surprisingly good message, I feel sad because it was one of the major successes that helped end the era of 2D animation in American cinema, which is why I’m so glad The Boy and the Hero won the Oscar for Best Animated picture. It proves that just because a film is cgi animated doesn’t mean it will be a success if you don’t make it something worth watching. This last year was Disney’s 100th anniversary and Wish was just such a disappointment that even Once upon a Studio doesn’t really save this last year even though they featured films that are forgotten by the modern Disney company.
I thought of that as a kid, while he is picked on by the whole town, which is uncessary cruel, yet could bring some character's developpment.. Chicken had barely any, to be honest..
Speaking of Once Upon a Studio, I don't understand why they included this movie (alongside Home on the Range and Raya and the Last Dragon) in this special if it's considered by many to be one of the worst movies of all time. Hell, Song of the South is so controversial that they didn't even include Brer Rabbit, Brer Fox, and Brer Bear. Pretending it never existed, which they almost did to The Black Cauldron in the 90s.
Cause it was a big celebration they were going to show all movies even the bad ones . The only reason why Song of the South didnt appear is because of how controversial it is and to be fair they was no Rodger Rabbit , Brave Toaster, Enchanted or the Wild so it wasnt the only movie left out
I can Confidently say that the Events in the Movie did Chicken Little Dirty. That Movie is a Piece of Shit! Not meant to be Disrespectful, I'm just Voicing my Opinions on the Issue about the Movie and how it has Presented in the Past as well as the Present.
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With a dad like that. How else would he have grown up especially with no mother figure.
Single Dads can be great parents, but that dad wasn't one
@@DrAngelKinsExamples of Great Fictional Single Fathers I can think off the top of my head:
Maurice (Beauty and the Beast)
Atticus Finch (To Kill a Mockingbird)
Tim Lockwood (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs)
Spike (Tom & Jerry franchise)
Goofy (Goof Troop and A Goofy Movie)
Professor Henry Jones, Sr. (Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade)
Marlin (Finding Nemo franchise)
Professor Utonium (Powerpuff Girls franchise)
Chaz Finster (Pre-Rugrats in Paris)
@@DrAngelKinsYes and thats the point hes trying to make
To be fair, at least Chicken Little, the character, is still more sympathetic and likable compared to his dad Buck Cluck.
Thurl Ravenscroft: And given the choice between the two of you (Chicken Little and Buck Cluck)
I’d take Chicken Little….
I agree. Chicken Little at least had an excuse to be like that. He is surrounded by neglectful people who don't give him the support he desperately needs. Besides, he's STILL JUST A KID! 😡
@@EvelynL.1112 Well, he has his friends at least that try to show him support. And Aldone brings up a good point. It’s really sad that Chicken Little’s friends are more supportive than his own father. Heck, they’re more like family than the only actual family member he’s being raised by. How is that even possible?! 🤦♂️
@@hunterolaughlin Yeah, Buck Cluck is one of the worst fathers in Disney history. Not as bad as Claude Frollo who tried to kill his adoptive son, Quasimodo as a baby but still.
@@hunterolaughlin well family is not who are born to, its who are really sacrifice for you and vice-versa.
@@itsblitz4437 Exactly what Chicken Little’s friends do more for him than his own biological father.
Can’t believe a movie used to entertaining me when was a kid is piece of……. 💀
I mean, tastes change with age, that doesn’t mean anything really. I really liked the movie when I was younger as well. That really doesn’t say much about your younger self.
@@kevinjockey12well I guess you are right about that.
"Can't believe this movie used to entertain me when I was a kid, this piece of......." There fixed it for you.
It still is to me this very day but I respect your opinion
@@Lincfish10894TS it's entertaining as well as trash 😂
like it's so bad, it's good
Chicken Little is that movie we all loved as a kid but looking back we realize kids shouldn't be allowed to voice their opinions
Fr
FRRR i loved this movie😭
I can relate. In fact there’s a line in Gravity Falls that stabs at kids having opinions. (Yes it takes place during the hilarious “I Eat Kids” moment.) A random teen says, “It’s heaven’s punishment for our terrible taste in everything”. Right on the money.
If you ask me I still don't get the hate this movie gets.
@@itsblitz4437 maybe the video above can help
His real name is Ace Cluck, according to the Disney wiki.
Ironically Ace isn’t a name fitting his character.
@@hunterolaughlinwhy do you think he's refered by his nickname all the time, then?
One thing I do appreciate about this movie is how they didn't transform the ugly duckling into something beautiful.
Chicken Little is perhaps Disney's most mean-spirited movie to date, and still rightly considered among the worst Disney films of all time.
While the film certainly paved the way for the eventual great success that Disney would have with CGI-animated movies, there were a myriad of issues that made the film a miss for critics of the time.
From the unappealing character designs to the pop culture-focused humor to unlikeable characters, Chicken Little quickly became one of Disney's most infamous releases among critics.
While the film certainly has its defenders, it also equally has as many people who consider the film to be the worst film that Disney has ever created.
I feel like the character designs is one of the few redeeming aspects of the film. For their first computer-animated feature, they did a decent job making cartoony anthropomorphic animals.
Yea but Wish is way worse.
It's the most post-2010's Disney film that is not a Post-2010's Disney film.
@@user-pc8sv2vl5fYeah, I have to agree on this one. Wish was definitely worse than Chicken Little.
Heck, Chicken Little may have been the worst Disney movie of it’s time, but like the Black Cauldron it had interesting ideas concepts & characters that I think it’s ok enough for it to be considered a cult classic or underrated gem.
His dad is part of the reason he's the way he is.
I like this film as there have been hundreds of times where I tried to tell a adult something but wasn't taken seriously
Chicken Little was my favorite Kingdom Hearts character
He was in Kingdom Hearts?
@@nintendoboy3605yeah.
I think.
Idk but probably.
@@nintendoboy3605he was a kh1 summon
@@trickstercj4366k2 summon spirit actually
kingdom hearts did better with chicken little than the actual movie even if he is only a summon character XD
Unpopular Opinion
Better Character:
Chicken Little > Asha
Not an unpopular opinion actually. Chicken Little is WAY BETTER than Asha because he actually has something going for him and is sympathetic. Asha has NOTHING going on for her besides being an overly-quirky and clumsy princess who thinks that all wishes should be granted no matter what the repercussions may be.
These two characters are good to me.
Some good things I do remember from the movie that I liked are some of the jokes and gags, and Buck Cluck apologizing for being a terrible father, which was a nice moment.
But his apology doesn’t make up for still how terrible was as a father towards his son.
The simple act of saying “Sorry” or acknowledging you were wrong doesn’t immediately make up for the action you undertook.
I was unironically in love with this movie when I was 4, watched it again and I honestly still really like it even though it's not the best Disney has to offer. It's honestly charming on its own way.
Chicken Little is No Such Luck before No Such Luck. If you know you know.
No Such Luck is Chicken Little but for The Loud House.
Chicken Little has no siblings to harass him tho. Worst parents trope is super similar tho
Honestly hes a character i feel bad the most and its hard to hate him as a hero because eveyone around him are pieces of s**t, i watched this movie a lot as a kid as well and as an adult and father wow this hits a different way but for the worst
As someone who grew up with a similar background to Chicken Little yeah I am also a pathetic hero
I hated the movie even as a little kid
The only people I like in chicken little is the fish and Kirby
Man I am still surprised how much hate and backlash this movie still gets.
Fr
The Black Cauldron, The Sword in the Stone, and Home on the Range also have weak heroes. The first two don’t get to do much as characters and the last one is a very poorly discount Kuzco from The Emperor’s New Groove or Cody from Sony’s Surfs Up. Maggie is a fair winning show cow who is supposed to be taken down a peg and learn to accept help from others, like when Grace helps her cover her ears with Lucky Jack’s fur and then Maggie allowing the final blow to be dealt by Grace by tossing her the cowbell. But the structure of the story fails because like Chicken Little, the creators mistake jerkiness for comedy, making another mean spirited film with very rude animals that won’t make audiences feel sorry for them. At least Koda from Brother Bear had good moments and his jerkiness makes sense since children tend to talk long and loud. Only the villain is entertaining, as Alameda Slim has a unique power and villain song. Being a cookie cutter villain isn’t a bad thing, as Disney invented that term with many evil queens, evil uncles, evil magic users, and twist villains, so a combination of two western villains is more original than what Disney usually does. Watch Jambareeqi’s top 5 best and worst Disney villain list to see why he isn’t the worst, but still could’ve been better since he’s only the 5th worst (just helping you in your updated villain ranking).
I'm one of the three people on the planet that loves this movie.
I loved this movie as a child. This and Hoodwinked 2. My taste in movies seems to appear worse and worse as I grow up.
Say what you want, but I have been watching this movie for years and not once said anything bad about this.
Disney really wanted to promote this movie like crazy.
Let’s be grateful Disney will never do a live action or sequel to Chicken Little
Unpopular opinion but I actually wouldn’t mind a Sequel to Chicken Little hell no to a live action remake I can’t express how those animals would look In live action but a sequel yet if done right source material maybe let’s say Disney goes the original route with Chicken Little as him being a girl as originally and have that plot where she goes to camp and the people there is disguise as wolves I think that’s something Disney should do with Chicken Little also I absolutely love chicken little as most people hate it and consider it to be the worst Disney movie of all time trust me Wish is way more worse then this I’ve seen worse Chicken little may not be the best Disney movie but at the most it’s for sure a guilty pleasure of mines just a thought to thought.
There was a game that came out a year after the movie.
Will you ever do discussions on the live action Disney films of the 80’s-90’s and which you consider the top five? (You know Homeward Bound, White Fang, Something Wicked this way Comes, Watcher in the Woods, etc.)
if it was up to me,I would've made the movie completely different,if they had to go this route though,give a better reason for the father for his behavior,like the mother just died and it caused a rift between the 2 and they slowly build up their relationship again by learning to listen to each other and oh not make the town assholes
Wouldn’t be nice if they could rewind time and fix this mess?
wtf did chicken little do to him
I saw this movie in theaters with my friends when I was twelve.
Even back then I knew that the movie was way too mean spirited to be an actual Disney film and that the alien invasion story actually came completely out of nowhere as well as the Dad being a big jerk. Lol
I am probably one of the few people that still loves this movie and would defend it 😅 Tempted to my own video essay someday on that
If I have to choose between Girl from Wish & Chicken Little… than I’ll pick Chicken Little.
I loved this movie when I was a kid
As a 2000s kid, almost none of Disney's films during that decade impressed me.
Not even Lilo and Stitch? The very best of the Disney Experimental Era?
@@vetarlittorf1807 Not at all. "The Emperor's New Groove" and "The Princess and the Frog" were my only ones. I guess L&S is partial bias because I'm not a huge sci-fi fan (outside of the superhero genre). It had heart, but it wasn't a film I'd come back to.
@@OpticalSorcerer I liked Lilo and Stitch more than TENG. TENG is a great movie, but Lilo and Stitch has higher stakes and deeper themes.
@@vetarlittorf1807 Yeah, TENG is ocassional since it's light-hearted. I'd prefer "Kingdom of the Sun." L&S has higher stakes, but for some reason it just didn't feel magical for me personally. Even as a kid it didn't really keep my attention.
What about 2010s to 2020s(our current decade) Disney?
Can you please examine the rest of Sony animation following the release of Spiderman Beyond the Spider-verse? I think everyone would love a video about the Bad Batch. Lastly, we need more information about Disney hero sidekicks.
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For me the last good Disney film of the 2000s decade was Treasure Planet, although I will admit Bolt is a guilty pleasure since it low-key mocks Hollywood (especially Disney), Meet the Robinsons has a good message despite most of the film not being really that good, and the only reason I watch Princess and the Frog is to hear Keith David as Dr. Facilier. As much as I love Shrek for its ability to mock classic Disney films while having a fun and surprisingly good message, I feel sad because it was one of the major successes that helped end the era of 2D animation in American cinema, which is why I’m so glad The Boy and the Hero won the Oscar for Best Animated picture. It proves that just because a film is cgi animated doesn’t mean it will be a success if you don’t make it something worth watching. This last year was Disney’s 100th anniversary and Wish was just such a disappointment that even Once upon a Studio doesn’t really save this last year even though they featured films that are forgotten by the modern Disney company.
We owned chicken little and home on the rangeon dvd so we watched those ones a decent amount. Im fond of them!
Is Buck Cluck writing CZcams video titles about his own son now
I feel bad for chicken little his movie is kanda not liked😢
Wow Amazing
If Chicken "Little" Cluck and Buck "Ace" Cluck are that bad, then how bad was Chloe Cluck?
Zero times bad. They simply could’ve kept her in the movie instead of deleting her from the film.
And it’s Chloe
Shoot. Didn't remember her name right yet again.
Hey illumination mocked steamboat willie
I thought of that as a kid, while he is picked on by the whole town, which is uncessary cruel, yet could bring some character's developpment..
Chicken had barely any, to be honest..
i only like this movie for using diana ross aint no mountain
This movie sucks and all, but the fish will always be one of my favorite characters of all times.
Speaking of Once Upon a Studio, I don't understand why they included this movie (alongside Home on the Range and Raya and the Last Dragon) in this special if it's considered by many to be one of the worst movies of all time. Hell, Song of the South is so controversial that they didn't even include Brer Rabbit, Brer Fox, and Brer Bear. Pretending it never existed, which they almost did to The Black Cauldron in the 90s.
Cause it was a big celebration they were going to show all movies even the bad ones . The only reason why Song of the South didnt appear is because of how controversial it is and to be fair they was no Rodger Rabbit , Brave Toaster, Enchanted or the Wild so it wasnt the only movie left out
@@nicholassims9837 Not to mention The Nightmare Before Christmas, James and the Giant Peach, and all the movies by Pixar.
@@aidanhever3369 to be fair it was Disney studios not Pixar
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how does it feel having the most WILD take
Buck Cluck is still better than the Encunto grandma smh
Coco grandma*
@@f5tornado831 does it matter? the grandma from encanto and from coco were both assholes
@@eeveefennecfox Coco grandma was worse. She didn't even apologize.
This movie is my gulity pressure. 😂
Fr I love this movie 😭
I can Confidently say that the Events in the Movie did Chicken Little Dirty.
That Movie is a Piece of Shit!
Not meant to be Disrespectful, I'm just Voicing my Opinions on the Issue about the Movie and how it has Presented in the Past as well as the Present.
The movie wasn't good period
I rather watch Chicken Little than Wish.
goofy ahh movie
#Bringbackchickenlittle!📢✊😠
Ok you hate this film but stop hating wish
Why