Art Student Watches *SONG OF THE SEA* for the FIRST TIME || Movie Reaction

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  • čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
  • Everything about this movie is honestly adorable.
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  • @c0mpu73rguy
    @c0mpu73rguy Před 2 lety +31

    It also didn’t hit me the first time, but Ben was afraid of water since his mom died. That’s what taking off that life jacket means at the end, he’s finally facing his fear for the sake of his sister. Sister he absolutely hated at the beginning of the movie since he considered her responsible for his mother’s death. I love this film.

  • @d-manthecaptain1382
    @d-manthecaptain1382 Před 3 lety +85

    It's always cool when you pause a movie at a random point to do something, and then realize that frame you freezed it in looks so good it could be a painting in a museum

  • @ansionnachbeagrioga5260
    @ansionnachbeagrioga5260 Před 2 lety +26

    I grew in in rural Ireland in the 80's when this film seems to be set, and some of the phrases the material is a bit nostalgic. And my middle sister's name is Siaorse, same as the sister in the film. The people living under the ground were a type of Fae. Fae are sometimes depicted as people but they're really nature spirits that live in the earth, so their spirit form is their true form. Many of the spirits live in the Otherworld, the spirit realm which the sea is said to be a gateway to. They are said to be able to travel to our world during such times as Samhain, the pagan Halloween, so the setting makes a lot of sense. The fire in the street was a traditional Halloween bonfire, an old custom popular in Ireland, although we'd usually have them in near a pagan site rather than in the middle of the street.

  • @user-kv5jk5dg5n
    @user-kv5jk5dg5n Před 3 lety +40

    Oh, one of the few studios that still make 2d cartoons) And this one is beautiful)) I remember watching it when I was a kid, and I really liked it, even though it was kinda strange and unusual.

  • @temporaryreality2622
    @temporaryreality2622 Před 3 lety +19

    Cartoon Saloon never misses! So glad you got to watch this film, and I’d really recommend the Secret of Kells, which is that first film you talked about! Tho they share some themes, they’re not connected other than some Easter eggs

  • @wither475
    @wither475 Před rokem +5

    Just finished rewatching this film recently. Cried a total of 5 times, each lasting at least a good few minutes each. (It really says something too when I haven't been able to shed a tear for most films I've seen, especially within the past few years.)

  • @megsmarie9893
    @megsmarie9893 Před 2 lety +10

    You gotta watch everything else from this studio, especially The Breadwinner!

  • @BrutalityProjects
    @BrutalityProjects Před 3 lety +15

    on Apple Tv, they have this company's movie Wolfwalkers. It takes my breath away every time I watch it. I just want to buy it today!!

  • @HarleyQuinn257
    @HarleyQuinn257 Před 3 lety +9

    You are gonna faint, when you see Secret of Kells

  • @allisonb6921
    @allisonb6921 Před 3 lety +12

    Oh one of my absolute favorites! So excited to see what you think about this beauty!

  • @Angelicwings1
    @Angelicwings1 Před rokem +3

    “Everyone would want to live in a lighthouse”
    As an Aussie from the nineties Gen… I can only respond with… “Have you ever? Ever felt like this. Have strange things happen… Are you going Round the Twist”
    Watch Round the twist by the way. It’s about a family with three kids and a single father who move into a lighthouse. There are ghosts and tree spirits and many strange things. It’s the Australian Goosebumps.

  • @mynameisjd9086
    @mynameisjd9086 Před 2 lety +4

    PLEASE do Over The Garden Wall (it’s a miniseries but the series length is the length of a movie) the animation is SO good, perfect for your style of video

  • @qmars_galaxeep163
    @qmars_galaxeep163 Před 2 lety +4

    I loved this movie when I watched it. It made me feel very warm and fuzzy on the inside when I finished it.

  • @brinmoody
    @brinmoody Před rokem +1

    Hands down this is my all-time favourite film, for just so many reasons. The animation is beautiful the story is wonderful and that ending just makes me cry every time, no matter how many times I've seen it and I don't cry at films easily. And on top of that there's a deep emotional connection with this film because it's a film with that recognition that features the Irish language in addition to Irish folklore and cultural elements. It's not all anglicised like a lot of films set in Ireland, even a lot that were made in Ireland, fell subject to. And the list goes on there's just so much here that makes this film extremely special and more than just another film. And while it's technically a kids film, it's the kind of film that has intelligent writing and can be enjoyed by all ages, something I've noticed a lot of kids films lately fail to do. I just love this film so much and I'm so glad that you watched it!
    Also yes those were bonfires in the streets. That goes back to the origins of Halloween with the festival of Samhain (pronounced like Sow+in) which is one of the few days of the year where the veil between our world and the Otherworld is the thinnest and it said that the Faerie (Sídhe - Pronounced like She) folk could cross into our world on that night. It was said that bonfires, or really fire in general, was able to lure in the wandering spirits and send them back to the Otherworld - It's not uncommon of a practice to light a bonfire on the night of Samhain, and in the cities, that often meant in the streets. Additionally, we wear costumes on Halloween because it was believed that certain faerie folk would try to drag children into the Otherworld in revenge for pushing them underground, or so some of the stories say. It's very fitting that most of the story takes place on Halloween, and likewise that that is Saoirse's birthday as she represents a sort of bridge between this world and the Otherworld.
    And also yes, Macha does look like the grandmother. There are a few characters who have Otherworld parallels, not just Macha and the Grandmother. The ferry captain is paralleled with an Mór Seanachaí (the Great Seanachaí - pronounced More Shawn+Ah+Key), and Conor is paralleled with Mac Lír (pronounced Mak Leer), so you caught onto at least some of that paralleling!

  • @bloomwiththestars
    @bloomwiththestars Před 2 lety +2

    This movie is brilliant. I don't know anyone else who has watched it. I definitely cried at the end. Love the vibe and the story, but I'm not sure I can watch it again. It pulls at something deep within. Great reaction!

  • @alyssabullock6421
    @alyssabullock6421 Před 2 lety +1

    I remember seeing this movie for the first time when i was much younger. I instantly fell for the art style and the music direction! cartoon saloon has some absolutely amazing films!

  • @justacryptid7412
    @justacryptid7412 Před 2 lety +1

    ahhhh yes i love this movie and its such a good take on grief and loss just its so pretty and perfect and the music is amazing.
    also I think the selkie was an amazing choice for the object of grief as I'm not sure if you know this but humans would steal selkies coats so that the selkie would be forced into a relationship with them as selkies were so beautiful any human would fall in love with them, without their coats they cant become seals so when the humans stole their coats the selkies lost their home, friends and family which is something you can kinda see through the movie

  • @gionnijohnson69
    @gionnijohnson69 Před 2 lety +1

    Song of the Sea will always have a special place in my childhood and my heart!

  • @Mirhaus
    @Mirhaus Před 2 lety +2

    Great reaction. :D It's become one of my go-to comfort movies wheneve. I watched it multiple times before I noticed the parallels between the family's storyline and the fae storyline. It was easy to see the similarities between Macha and the grandmother, but it took me a while to realize the ones between the kids' father and Mac Lir. There's this particularily nice bit of foreshadowing wherein their father is seen in the bar, all hunched over and melancholy and at one point it hit me that he's got the exact same outline as the stone statue. There's this shared theme of dealing with one's feelings rather than avoiding them. And the movie looks just so goshdarn adorable.

  • @jasmineh706
    @jasmineh706 Před 2 lety +6

    If you liked Song of the Sea, you should check out Cartoon Saloon’s other films too, Secret of Kells, The Breadwinner and Wolfwalkers. Also, idk if you’ve seen this animated film or not but Belladonna of Sadness, it’s an anime film from the 70’s, it’s very beautiful but contains very dark themes like sexual assault and violence.

  • @stirrling_moth
    @stirrling_moth Před 10 měsíci

    One of my childhood movies I LOVE IT SM‼️‼️

  • @philipdorr5378
    @philipdorr5378 Před rokem

    Your comments about the watercolour texture and how the backgrounds were done in your opinion were really helpful, thanks 😊

  • @holdenb.huffman4042
    @holdenb.huffman4042 Před 2 lety +2

    You should check out Ernest & Celestine. Completely done by watercolor.

  • @republikadugave420
    @republikadugave420 Před 2 lety +1

    Wolfwalkers is great but Song of the sea it pure gold...

  • @theramdomchannel8329
    @theramdomchannel8329 Před 3 lety +4

    Do the secret of kells next please!! I haven't seen wolf walkers jet...

  • @-i_own_you_-
    @-i_own_you_- Před 3 lety +1

    Song of the sea song is amazing

  • @bloopydabloop8860
    @bloopydabloop8860 Před 2 lety

    I loved this movie SO much as a kid, and I still love it just because it’s so good!!!

  • @LeanoraProductions
    @LeanoraProductions Před 6 měsíci

    Better than disney in my opinion. Song kf the sea is my all time favourite movie

  • @indylux
    @indylux Před 3 lety

    You are doing great with your channel. Keep it up!

  • @purrfectly_pawsitive
    @purrfectly_pawsitive Před rokem +1

    I remember watching this is yr 1 ;(

  • @samantharencarge8636
    @samantharencarge8636 Před 2 lety +1

    cool i love that movie

  • @jasonbrennan9918
    @jasonbrennan9918 Před 2 lety +1

    Only downside to watching these films out of order is that you miss Aisling's cameo on the bus.
    Still a bit annoyed she didn't show up in 'Wolfwalkers' at all since it would have been so easy to include, but maybe that's why they didn't...

  • @rakac6999
    @rakac6999 Před 3 lety +2

    i can’t wait for you to watch wolfwalkers , i think you’ll really enjoy how beautiful the forest scenes are!!

  • @ViewerOnline101
    @ViewerOnline101 Před 2 lety +3

    You need to check out some Studio Ghibli movies, particularly Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, Howl's Moving Castle, and Castle In The Sky. Not only are the stories amazing, but the art and animation are gorgeous.

    • @artizek
      @artizek Před 2 lety

      Ghibli movies are incredible, but not for a CZcams channel. They are very stingy with their copyright and they've taken down several reaction channels.

  • @mattkaske2880
    @mattkaske2880 Před 2 lety

    Original lion king?

  • @r-labs9357
    @r-labs9357 Před 2 měsíci

    INCREASE THE GODDAM VOLUME I CAN BARELY HEAR THE MOVIE

  • @23Raymond22
    @23Raymond22 Před 2 lety +2

    Hi.. Raymond here..
    Got a few Disney movies for you..
    °Moana.
    °Big Hero Six.
    °Up
    °Frozen 1 & 2.
    °Inside Out.
    °Mulan 1 & 2.
    °The Lion King 1-3.
    --------------------------------------
    But, are you planning to do live action Movies, and TV Shows as well.
    And, what about Anime Movies, and Shows. Into those as well??
    And.. plans on starting a patreon page as well??
    Greetings
    Raymond.