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I love how Ugly sonic doesn’t hold ill will towards fans for essential “canceling” him from a potential film franchise and a break in his career. Hell he’s even attending a fan convention. I like to imagine “New” sonic gave him a pep talk and to not let that get in the way from making it. True professionalism right there!
Given how cordial the VAs for each Sonic are to each other, with Ben Schwartz and Jason Griffith welcoming Deven Mack who will voice Sonic in Sonic Prime, it's fully possible the actual Sonics are all chill with each other. This is truly the year of Sonic lol
Two reasons for that: 1. They didn't ask Paramount permission to use him, so they had to cut some corners. 2. A lot of the differences in his design feel like they're there to make him look more washed up and depressed, like giving him bloodshot eyes with bags and a bigger gut.
It's actually a direct mirror of what happened with the original Peter Pan voice actor Bobby Driscoll. Really surprised they would spotlight it like that.
Correction, he was the live action child actor. He outgrew the role and after developing a case of acne got terminated from Disney. He got addicted to narcotics, went to prison and his dead body was eventually found in an abandoned building.
@@nosja1214 i was surprised Disney approved that storyline because it is so close to the Driscoll tragedy. And while he was found in an abandoned building after OD, no one at the time knew who he was because of his condition and he was buried in an unclaimed people's grave in NYC. It was only later from dental records that his family knew his fate, allegedly.
It’s even funnier when thinking about what he said his title show. Literally solving ugly crimes, knowing his entire existence in our eyes when that first Sonic trailer came out was a crime. Lol
Disney didn’t even get permission from paramount or sega since ugly sonic isn’t an official character and they changed his appearance a little it falls under parody and they didn’t have to ask paramount or sega
Honestly, Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers is a great example of what Space Jam A New Legacy could of been like "in my opinion". And in some way and form, they've translated Ugly Sonic with the perfect personality lol.
I like how they pulled the Roger Rabbit out of the hat and just went with it. They didn't have some sort of story where toons were somehow pulled into our world. They co-exist.
The fact that disney doesn’t own the character of sonic but there’s no way that paramount owns the rights to “ugly sonic” so technically that is a complete disney ip… that’s so hilarious to me and i hope he becomes a disney icon 😂
Sega and Paramount definitely officially licensed Sonic for the movie, which was really cool of them. It also goes to show that the two Sonic films were successful to the point of Viacom and Sega being willing to let Disney do this.
@@panandscan4941 they definitely licensed out the likeness and use of Sonic’s name in the Gag but as a separate character alone ugly sonic would be purely a disney property because of both parody and non use of that design as an actual character in the sonic movie
@@AntonioCruz-jp4bh I see your logic and if it was a nameless parody of Sonic then you'd be 100% right, but they actually licensed Sonic from Paramount Pictures, Original Films and Sega. It's even in the credits. Even if Paramount Pictures didn't use the original Sonic design, they still own the rights to that iteration.
This movie caught me so by surprise , I just didn't expect it to be so GOOD. Honestly the most pleasant surprise in a long time and I hope to see more movies like it. The blending of all the different styles and all the references, just so well done.
I love that they didn’t just make a joke of him like *"Haha, look it’s Ugly Sonic. Remember that? Let’s hate on him and make fun of his creepy design."* but they instead gave him a redemption.
I saw Chip n' Dale Rescue Rangers on Disney+ yesterday and it literally feels like a loose sequel to "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" with Roger Rabbit making a cameo. In a way you are eliminating cartoons by altering their look instead of eliminating them like Christopher Lloyd did in the original film. Peter Pan's story felt like throwing shade to the late Bobby Driscoll who is the original actor that provided the performance capture and likeness for the 1950's Peter Pan film. Driscoll's career went downhill after Peter Pan which was very sad and became even worst for him. His untimely death at 31 years of age says gone too soon and had so much to offer. At the same time you get the in-jokes and making fun of Hollywood, voice casting, addictions, sequels/reboots, etc. There is a point to every single thing they do and most of it is funny as hell and very satirical.
They made an awesome cameos throughout this film such as Roger Rabbit and Ugly Sonic. Also, I agree that this film can be a loose sequel crossover like the movie “Who Framed Roger Rabbit.”
Ugly Sonic Batman vs. E.T. *lowers eyebrow* You Cops? All of Seth Rogen's animated characters together These were some of my favorite moments, honestly very pleasantly suprised from this movie
What I found unexpected was how dark and sad Sweet Pete's origin story was. Kind of similar to Bobby Driscoll's (Voice of Peter Pan) origin story (Big Coincidence however). Also Ugly Sonic and the Seth Rogens were also nice to see.
Oh it's not kind of similar. They literally ripped his actual story. Instead of dying in a warehouse of OD Peter just kidnaps toons to bootleg them. It's not a coincidence. Yo need to do some more digging if you think this
Ok I see you guy's are saying they're actually pulling from the real story, so I'm sorry for calling it a coincidence. I had a feeling, but to avoid angering people I decided to call it a "coincidence".
@@TheRibottoStudios Look at the reply above 👆. I knew they were pulling from the original dark past of Peter Pan/Bobby Driscoll, I just called it a coincidence just to avoid any problems.
This movie is much better than it had any business being. The best crossover of properties since Roger Rabbit. Ready Player One and Space Jam 2 have a lot to learn from this...
It really is. I am completely baffled about why it didn't get a theatrical release. Maybe they just thought that it was too adult or something? I dunno. It's my favorite kids movie since Rango. I hope they do make the Darkwing spin-off set in the same contemporary Roger Rabbit world.
@@EvanFowler maybe they didn't want to over hype it you know. Not many people enjoyed both Ready Player One, and Space Jam new legacy. It's usually the non over hyped movies that usually surprise people.
Watched this today. Good movie. I enjoyed the 90's Chip & Dale cartoon. The Ugly Sonic cameo was terrifying, haha. Nah he was cool and even helped save the day. Get the feeling we haven't seen the last of Ugly Sonic.
I am in the demographic who grew up adoring rescue rangers and all the other Saturday morning cartoons. The cameos in this were incredible. Cummings, Oppenheimer, Fleischer back as Roger Rabbit, Paul Rudd, just all of them. And holy cow Tress Macneille has lost NOTHING even after 30 years since last voicing Gadget. Eric Bana was amazing. I loved Dennis Haysbert’s addition too, that was great. I would be 1000% down for a legit reboot, personally, though I can take or leave both Samberg and Mulaney.
@@TF2Fan101 please no. If they were stick with chipmunk voices, it’ll make them intolerable to listen throughout the movie just like the Alvin and the Chipmunks movies. Lol
This Movie feels like a Massive tribute to animation in general! It’s freaking silly but from what I’ve seen so far, it’s okay. And honestly in this day and age it’s rather welcomed even if the subject matter is questionable as hell.
Apparently, the way they were able to get all those cameos is by having them appear as a "parody " and really REALLY good lawyers that help them ride that fine line
Jim Cummings reprises his role as Fat Cat again the modified version and of course reprises his Darkwing Duck role from the show that is a spin-off from Duck Tales where you had a cameo of Scrooge MacDuck in the film. J.K. Simmons kind of playing a spoof to Jim Gordon paying homage to Gumby was hilarious. Will Arnett voicing Peter Pan was lol with getting to see ugly sonic who works for the FBI is just even more hilarious. This felt like Who Framed Roger Rabbit meets Last Action Hero where it's basically Bonkers and the character of Bonkers makes a cameo in the process. Some of the original cast from Rescue Rangers reprises their roles such as Tress MacNeille who voicing Gadget from the film and Dennis Haysbert this time voicing Zipper.
The only thing that is kinda disappointing is that the 2D characters are not actually handdrawn, but 3D models with a cel shading style on it, and you can see it. But at least they tried to replicate the style. Roger Rabbit still looks better though.
Well to be fair if they went fully 2D it would’ve been way more expensive and way harder and longer to make so it is understandable why they went with this approach.
The fact that Lerry Fong did the cinematography for this movie makes the Ben Affleck's Batman cameo that much greater since he did BvS and other Zack Snyder films. Haha
BASED MOVIE! I grew up in the 80's and 90's with ALL of these IPs and to have them all in a clever, funny, fun movie is so great! P.S. I always had a kid-crush on Gadget 😂
I loved each twist and turn of the movie, all of the references big and small, really shows how big Disney's arsenal is. You guys looked like you enjoyed it, so glad I could watch along!
I think all the animation was digital, the "hand drawn" characters like Chip were cell shaded to appear that way. Very "Paperman" which is one of the Disney shorts.
As someone who grew up on Rescue Rangers and that whole Disney afternoon, I absolutely LOVED this movie. Watched it twice already. I've watched the Easter egg break downs, and I'm sure dozens were still missed. And as Roger Rabbit is a personal favorite of mine this is the perfect companion piece. Always love seeing Roger. I feel like this was more for my generation than kids.
My 6 year old hid her head each time ugly sonic was on the screen because in her words "That sonic is creepy." My 11 year old though laughed about 3 minutes straight that they used him. They loved it even though they didn't get some of the references. Very good movie!
I was surprised to actually love this movie 🤣 it was like the sequel that Roger Rabbit never got. And I can't believe they went there with Sonic 😂 Disney was great making this happen!
One of my favorite cameos in this movie is a voice-only one: at the very beginning when Chip and Dale get the call asking if they want their own show? That's Tad Stones, one of the key producers behind Rescue Rangers (in addition to being a writer for it). He'd also go on to do Darkwing Duck. Thought that was an awesome addition.
This movie was the biggest surprise of the year. I enjoyed it so much as an animation fan, and kid who grew up in the 90s around the time of these shows.
I could not run home after school fast enough to watch Rescue Rangers and Tailspin. Loved that they did this. Also, John, I have that same shirt! Mine is a bit faded, but love that we have something in common 👍
This was a charming surprise. I watched a lot of the Disney Afternoon in the younger days and revisiting these characters was lot of fun. Most of all, this was nostalgia done right unlike the most recent Space Jam reboot. I personally hope they don't make a sequel to this because it was a unique experience (like you said since Roger Rabbit way back in the 80's), and there are more Disney Afternoon properties to exploit. My vote would be Darkwing Duck or Gargoyles.
I feel like there's gonna be two camps: the general audience who LOVES THE CAMEOS. Plot what plot the cameos were GREAT this is THE successor to Who Framed Roger Rabbit we NEEDED. And then the film/animation buffs who are either weirded out by the animation of CG cel shading, the fact that Peter's backstory is the same as his dead VA (it's actually kinda sad), and peeved there's no actual story to this film. There's no in between.
I had to watch this because of the Lonely Island connections, don't think I even saw the trailer either, but I didn't think it would be nearly as enjoyable as it was. Loved the uses of all of the cameos. Felt like a scavenger hunt, but in a good way.
Between Ducktales and this movie I feel Disney is gonna do a Darkwing duck thing next I loved how Main Street was basically the worst place where all the illegal activity is
I think the most horrific part is that every cartoon we see after their own movie is the same character, but trapped in a career of bootleg film making. That's so sad.
I didn't think I was gonna care about this movie, but I actually really loved it. It's the new “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” for me. I not only hope they make a sequel for this, but also some spinoffs with characters outside of Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers as well. Like maybe the Dark Wing Duck that they teased at the end. Or maybe show us what has happened to the Ducktales crew since the same timeframe as C&DRR.
I really enjoyed seeing you guys enjoy this so much. And the fact that you hadn't seen the trailers made it even better. I was hoping to catch you at the premiere because I'm a fan of your Marvel TV reactions. I saw Coy but didn't introduce myself. Stay dangerous!
Chip n Dale The Secret Life of Pets Sing 2 Monsters University I love how kids movies are incorporating rock and metal in to their scenes more and more.
The fact that they got EVERY POSSIBLE STYLE OF ANIMATION in this movie is actually insane. I was just thinking, "okay, hand-drawn/cel shading and cgi sure... wait, claymation? MUPPETS?! ANIME?! What is this movie?!" ...and then I saw South Park's Randy Marsh in there... jesus. I was NOT expecting this movie to be as crazy and fun as it wound up being.
I think, besides the actual inclusion of Roger Rabbit, and the presence of the tube of Dip, the train tracks with the "wrong side" sign is probably a reference to Who Framed Roger Rabbit, since they seem to be in the middle of a dilapidated old warehouse and covered in brick debris, leading directly to "Main Street." Also... Paul Rudd is a direct reference to the MCU, albeit in a very tongue-in-cheek way that only makes sense for Paul Rudd to be the cameo.
I think we can all agree that Ugly Sonic is the character with the biggest comeback in all of Hollywood history ! He's gonna trend so hard with this movie ! Now I need him to actually interact with Sonic and the gang in Sonic 3 ! Also, they actually did make a dig at Marvel with Paul Rudd's infamous Aunt Man.
I just watched this movie for the first time two days ago and I almost cried at the end. And reading these comments I'm glad I'm not the only one that liked it.
One of my favorite things about it is that there are scenes where you have no idea how long it must have taken to make. Some places where it seems they used Live Action, CGI, Cel shaded animation, Stop motion claymation, and straight up puppetry, in the same scene. Outside of (inside a tv or something, which they may have had in some places) the only other thing they could do is actual non-Cel Shaded 2d animation into the scene itself, and they'd cover about all basis of visual delivery. Before Disney had their own channel, they played on certain regular TV channels and had the Disney Afternoon. Timed for when the kids got back from school.
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UGLY SONIC!!!!!
Ok but besides the cameos, the movie was waaay better than I expected lol
Seth Rogans was terrific and made me really happy
Ugly sonic 100%
if you guys truly support this movie you're a bunch of stooges also go watch some real Chip and Dale
The fact they were able to take "Ugly Sonic" and make him a character the audience liked to see is commendable. Kudos on that.
The redemption arc nobody knew they wanted
I love how Ugly sonic doesn’t hold ill will towards fans for essential “canceling” him from a potential film franchise and a break in his career. Hell he’s even attending a fan convention. I like to imagine “New” sonic gave him a pep talk and to not let that get in the way from making it. True professionalism right there!
Given how cordial the VAs for each Sonic are to each other, with Ben Schwartz and Jason Griffith welcoming Deven Mack who will voice Sonic in Sonic Prime, it's fully possible the actual Sonics are all chill with each other. This is truly the year of Sonic lol
@@TheRibottoStudios sonic hasn't had a year since the 90s
I've said this before, but "Ugly Sonic" is kinda similar to the "Sonic for Hire" version
from that one animated short series by CollegeHumor.
@@InnerRise I’m guessing you haven’t seen Sonic the Hedgehog 2? 🤷♂️🤔
@@MetroXLR99 Sonic for Hire is hilarious 🤣😂
This movie was way better than everyone expected it to be haha
Definitely better than Space Jam A New Legacy & Ready Player One that's for sure.
@@liamphibia As much as I like Ready Player One, even I have to admit this movie does cameos better than that and Space Jam 2 by a long shot.
Honestly I had high hopes going in since Lonely Island was involved
I agree I watched with my daughter last night and it was pretty good and she enjoyed it
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I love how they made ugly sonic look worse than he did in the first trailer actually lol
Two reasons for that:
1. They didn't ask Paramount permission to use him, so they had to cut some corners.
2. A lot of the differences in his design feel like they're there to make him look more washed up and depressed, like giving him bloodshot eyes with bags and a bigger gut.
@@kylemorello4787 Fun fact: they actually got the model from the effects company who did the original Sonic design from the film
@@kevinpauly6342 that's wonderful!
Because he sad 👽
The zoom in on his mouth is hilarious ugly sonic in the sequel make it happen!
I feel like “Sweet Pete’s” story in this movie is highly representative of how Hollywood often treats child actors who grow up
It's actually a direct mirror of what happened with the original Peter Pan voice actor Bobby Driscoll. Really surprised they would spotlight it like that.
@@nosja1214 That’s really interesting!
How? Please reply to me!
Correction, he was the live action child actor. He outgrew the role and after developing a case of acne got terminated from Disney.
He got addicted to narcotics, went to prison and his dead body was eventually found in an abandoned building.
@@nosja1214 i was surprised Disney approved that storyline because it is so close to the Driscoll tragedy.
And while he was found in an abandoned building after OD, no one at the time knew who he was because of his condition and he was buried in an unclaimed people's grave in NYC. It was only later from dental records that his family knew his fate, allegedly.
Are you here for Ugly Sonic?
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thanks
yessir, thanks
Thanks dude
You’re a hero good sir
Thank you!
This is the PERFECT excuse to let us see what this sonic design would’ve looked like onscreen, and it’s horrifically hilarious.
Copy and paste
Did u really copy and paste this bro?
I swear you always post several when it should be one condense comment.
You just copy pasted this smh
Not really tho
The model in the trailers looked less ugly
Its obvious that they either didnt had access to the model or they recreated him
I know there is likely a lot of legal issues regarding this, but I need Ugly Sonic: Uglier Crimes to become real in the future
It’s even funnier when thinking about what he said his title show. Literally solving ugly crimes, knowing his entire existence in our eyes when that first Sonic trailer came out was a crime. Lol
Disney didn’t even get permission from paramount or sega since ugly sonic isn’t an official character and they changed his appearance a little it falls under parody and they didn’t have to ask paramount or sega
It’s hilarious that Ugly Sonic wasn’t just a simply cameo but a recurring character 😭😭
And had more airtime than gadget and zipper
It’s kinda funny that I actually liked Ugly Sonic and want him to appear in Sonic 3 lmao
I actually loved the movie more than I thought I would and Ugly Sonic was DEFINITELY my favorite aspect of it 💙
Ugly Sonic definitely stole the show. Hilarious character and parody of Paramount’s lovecraftian creation with the first design.
Yeah cause the story sucked, but shit references is enough for people to excuse this movie.
@@elsimbololander or just watch the movie and not over think it.
@@elsimbololander then this ain’t for you pal
@@elsimbololander Stupid. You clearly don't understand anything about stories if you think anything about this movie was bad.
Honestly, Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers is a great example of what Space Jam A New Legacy could of been like "in my opinion". And in some way and form, they've translated Ugly Sonic with the perfect personality lol.
Both this movie and Space Jam New Legacy are great movies in their own way.
I like how they pulled the Roger Rabbit out of the hat and just went with it. They didn't have some sort of story where toons were somehow pulled into our world. They co-exist.
The fact that disney doesn’t own the character of sonic but there’s no way that paramount owns the rights to “ugly sonic” so technically that is a complete disney ip… that’s so hilarious to me and i hope he becomes a disney icon 😂
Also disney would be safe regardless under parody law
Sega and Paramount definitely officially licensed Sonic for the movie, which was really cool of them. It also goes to show that the two Sonic films were successful to the point of Viacom and Sega being willing to let Disney do this.
All I want is an ugly sonic stuffy
@@panandscan4941 they definitely licensed out the likeness and use of Sonic’s name in the Gag but as a separate character alone ugly sonic would be purely a disney property because of both parody and non use of that design as an actual character in the sonic movie
@@AntonioCruz-jp4bh I see your logic and if it was a nameless parody of Sonic then you'd be 100% right, but they actually licensed Sonic from Paramount Pictures, Original Films and Sega. It's even in the credits. Even if Paramount Pictures didn't use the original Sonic design, they still own the rights to that iteration.
This movie caught me so by surprise , I just didn't expect it to be so GOOD. Honestly the most pleasant surprise in a long time and I hope to see more movies like it. The blending of all the different styles and all the references, just so well done.
"Hey, hey! Fix that! ...you should fix it."
Had me in stitches. Surprisingly good movie, with a STRONG dose of nostalgia juice.
I want to know the reference, its on the tip of my tounge.
I like that they didn’t force the human’s to be in the front. They felt like an after thought, but also apart of the world. And I liked that lol
Definitely felt organically incorporated. Like I believed everyone just exists in this world
I love that they didn’t just make a joke of him like *"Haha, look it’s Ugly Sonic. Remember that? Let’s hate on him and make fun of his creepy design."* but they instead gave him a redemption.
Best redemption since Andrew Garfiel’s spider-man in NWH
@@Blazecap disney’s version of tosh.0
I saw Chip n' Dale Rescue Rangers on Disney+ yesterday and it literally feels like a loose sequel to "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" with Roger Rabbit making a cameo. In a way you are eliminating cartoons by altering their look instead of eliminating them like Christopher Lloyd did in the original film. Peter Pan's story felt like throwing shade to the late Bobby Driscoll who is the original actor that provided the performance capture and likeness for the 1950's Peter Pan film. Driscoll's career went downhill after Peter Pan which was very sad and became even worst for him. His untimely death at 31 years of age says gone too soon and had so much to offer. At the same time you get the in-jokes and making fun of Hollywood, voice casting, addictions, sequels/reboots, etc. There is a point to every single thing they do and most of it is funny as hell and very satirical.
They made an awesome cameos throughout this film such as Roger Rabbit and Ugly Sonic. Also, I agree that this film can be a loose sequel crossover like the movie “Who Framed Roger Rabbit.”
It really does feel like a sequel to Roger Rabbit. The more I think about it, the more bizarre it truly is. It’s weird in a good way
Yooooo I can highly agree with this !!
1000+ comments...jesus
A Bobby Driscoll biopic is one of my dream film ideas (with the star supporting role later in the story being Andy Warhol).
Ugly Sonic
Batman vs. E.T.
*lowers eyebrow* You Cops?
All of Seth Rogen's animated characters together
These were some of my favorite moments, honestly very pleasantly suprised from this movie
What I found unexpected was how dark and sad Sweet Pete's origin story was. Kind of similar to Bobby Driscoll's (Voice of Peter Pan) origin story (Big Coincidence however). Also Ugly Sonic and the Seth Rogens were also nice to see.
The Seth Rogens. XD
Oh it's not kind of similar.
They literally ripped his actual story. Instead of dying in a warehouse of OD Peter just kidnaps toons to bootleg them. It's not a coincidence. Yo need to do some more digging if you think this
Nope it's the actual story. Meta commentary on the bad side of Hollywood
Ok I see you guy's are saying they're actually pulling from the real story, so I'm sorry for calling it a coincidence. I had a feeling, but to avoid angering people I decided to call it a "coincidence".
@@TheRibottoStudios Look at the reply above 👆. I knew they were pulling from the original dark past of Peter Pan/Bobby Driscoll, I just called it a coincidence just to avoid any problems.
This movie is much better than it had any business being.
The best crossover of properties since Roger Rabbit. Ready Player One and Space Jam 2 have a lot to learn from this...
It really is. I am completely baffled about why it didn't get a theatrical release. Maybe they just thought that it was too adult or something? I dunno. It's my favorite kids movie since Rango. I hope they do make the Darkwing spin-off set in the same contemporary Roger Rabbit world.
@@EvanFowler maybe they didn't want to over hype it you know. Not many people enjoyed both Ready Player One, and Space Jam new legacy. It's usually the non over hyped movies that usually surprise people.
I enjoyed Ready Player One, Wreck It Ralph, *and* Pixels!
Watched this today. Good movie. I enjoyed the 90's Chip & Dale cartoon. The Ugly Sonic cameo was terrifying, haha. Nah he was cool and even helped save the day. Get the feeling we haven't seen the last of Ugly Sonic.
I am in the demographic who grew up adoring rescue rangers and all the other Saturday morning cartoons. The cameos in this were incredible. Cummings, Oppenheimer, Fleischer back as Roger Rabbit, Paul Rudd, just all of them. And holy cow Tress Macneille has lost NOTHING even after 30 years since last voicing Gadget. Eric Bana was amazing. I loved Dennis Haysbert’s addition too, that was great. I would be 1000% down for a legit reboot, personally, though I can take or leave both Samberg and Mulaney.
They can probably stick with their chipmunk voices.
@@TF2Fan101 please no. If they were stick with chipmunk voices, it’ll make them intolerable to listen throughout the movie just like the Alvin and the Chipmunks movies. Lol
This Movie feels like a Massive tribute to animation in general! It’s freaking silly but from what I’ve seen so far, it’s okay. And honestly in this day and age it’s rather welcomed even if the subject matter is questionable as hell.
Batman Vs E.T is pretty dope idea 😂
I'd watch it. XD
Which the board says it in the movie 😆
*E.T forgive Bat*
I laughed so hard when I saw that scene for the first time XD🤣🤣🤣
Apparently, the way they were able to get all those cameos is by having them appear as a "parody " and really REALLY good lawyers that help them ride that fine line
must of got Matt Murdock to help, hes a really good lawyer
@@DeRockMedia yeah hiring him would be a good "catch"
@@spadessongs I "see" what you did there
They credited the Disney lawyers for helping them to get the rights of non Disney IPs
Jim Cummings reprises his role as Fat Cat again the modified version and of course reprises his Darkwing Duck role from the show that is a spin-off from Duck Tales where you had a cameo of Scrooge MacDuck in the film. J.K. Simmons kind of playing a spoof to Jim Gordon paying homage to Gumby was hilarious. Will Arnett voicing Peter Pan was lol with getting to see ugly sonic who works for the FBI is just even more hilarious. This felt like Who Framed Roger Rabbit meets Last Action Hero where it's basically Bonkers and the character of Bonkers makes a cameo in the process. Some of the original cast from Rescue Rangers reprises their roles such as Tress MacNeille who voicing Gadget from the film and Dennis Haysbert this time voicing Zipper.
So much cameos and easter eggs while still being an good and entertaining movie!
Much much much much much better than Space Jam 2.
The only thing that is kinda disappointing is that the 2D characters are not actually handdrawn, but 3D models with a cel shading style on it, and you can see it. But at least they tried to replicate the style. Roger Rabbit still looks better though.
Well to be fair if they went fully 2D it would’ve been way more expensive and way harder and longer to make so it is understandable why they went with this approach.
well tigra looked really 2D if you ask me.
For real!! I knew the 2D looked way off to me. I miss when it was hand drawn
This film was just fun throughout. Very funny and self aware that I couldn’t stop laughing especially with that Ugly Sonic cameo. Lmao. 8.7/10
The fact that Lerry Fong did the cinematography for this movie makes the Ben Affleck's Batman cameo that much greater since he did BvS and other Zack Snyder films. Haha
Other than Aunt Man, the only Marvel Easter egg that I saw was The Avengers: United They Stand version of Tigra of all things. Deep cut.
BASED MOVIE!
I grew up in the 80's and 90's with ALL of these IPs and to have them all in a clever, funny, fun movie is so great!
P.S. I always had a kid-crush on Gadget 😂
I’m pretty sure most kids had a crush on Gadget similar to Jessica Rabbit from Who Framed Roger Rabbit
@26:45 Dale going all Jake Peralta made me so happy.
That whole battle between the human detective and Gumby felt like the battle between Ted and Mark Wahlberg's character at the bedroom.
I loved each twist and turn of the movie, all of the references big and small, really shows how big Disney's arsenal is. You guys looked like you enjoyed it, so glad I could watch along!
Beauty and the cursed dog man killed me. The horror 🤣😂
I feel like Gadget and Zipper's relationship is a nod to the very improbable birthing of Donkey dragons.
Seeing John wearing a Mystery Science Theater 3000 shirt makes me smile.
I legit did not expect to like their rap, but it’s too damn cute seeing two chipmunks rap about not eating or being a whale lol
I think all the animation was digital, the "hand drawn" characters like Chip were cell shaded to appear that way. Very "Paperman" which is one of the Disney shorts.
As someone who grew up on Rescue Rangers and that whole Disney afternoon, I absolutely LOVED this movie. Watched it twice already. I've watched the Easter egg break downs, and I'm sure dozens were still missed. And as Roger Rabbit is a personal favorite of mine this is the perfect companion piece. Always love seeing Roger. I feel like this was more for my generation than kids.
I freaking LOVED the moment with all the Seth Rogen characters. Would love to have seen his Sausage Party character too.
The fact that Dreamworks allowed Disney to use characters like mantis and bob was amazing.
Mantis actually looked so great. A Kung Fu Panda show with this style would be so cool
@@dm_dude I’m still wanting a Monsters vs. Aliens 2 also. So underrated.
Redemption for Ugly Sonic LOL! Can't wait for the next Sonic movie's press tour, this will definitely be mentioned at some point!
"Uncanny valley" hehehehe This movie is very clever, Hollywood actually thought long and hard about a script for once.
I like that they weren’t really mocking Sonic in general or the movies, it was just that design that got made fun of.
My 6 year old hid her head each time ugly sonic was on the screen because in her words "That sonic is creepy." My 11 year old though laughed about 3 minutes straight that they used him. They loved it even though they didn't get some of the references.
Very good movie!
What an amazing crossover plus the awesome cameos such as Roger Rabbit and The Ugly Sonic cameo 😆😆😆
I was surprised to actually love this movie 🤣 it was like the sequel that Roger Rabbit never got. And I can't believe they went there with Sonic 😂 Disney was great making this happen!
One of my favorite cameos in this movie is a voice-only one: at the very beginning when Chip and Dale get the call asking if they want their own show? That's Tad Stones, one of the key producers behind Rescue Rangers (in addition to being a writer for it). He'd also go on to do Darkwing Duck. Thought that was an awesome addition.
This movie was like an animation buff’s fever dream after drinking cough syrup. Needless to say, I loved it.
They must have paid so many companies the rights to use so many of these characters
This movie was the biggest surprise of the year. I enjoyed it so much as an animation fan, and kid who grew up in the 90s around the time of these shows.
I could not run home after school fast enough to watch Rescue Rangers and Tailspin. Loved that they did this. Also, John, I have that same shirt! Mine is a bit faded, but love that we have something in common 👍
This was a charming surprise. I watched a lot of the Disney Afternoon in the younger days and revisiting these characters was lot of fun. Most of all, this was nostalgia done right unlike the most recent Space Jam reboot. I personally hope they don't make a sequel to this because it was a unique experience (like you said since Roger Rabbit way back in the 80's), and there are more Disney Afternoon properties to exploit. My vote would be Darkwing Duck or Gargoyles.
Everyone: Hates Cats and the original Sonic design
Disney: *puts on Mr. Toad monacle* We could use that for a film of ours!
Honestly one of my favourite movies of the entire year
5:35 you’re welcome if you wanted to see the Sonic reaction
Hey king, you dropped this 👑
Damn. We all did exactly what we were taught not to do with Ugly Sonic. Not to judge a book by its cover. Damn lol
I can't get that ending song out of my head. This whole movie was so much fun. Definitely a Theater worthy movie.
The show Chip N Dale’s Recuse Rangers came-out only two years before Who Framed Roger Rabbit did.
Is it me or is that shot of them climbing down the walls at 11:13 remind you of miles and Peter doing the same thing in into the spider-verse
26:55 You could say Dale did the math wrong but still got the answer right 🤣
Detective Putty was givin me Omni Man vibes lol
Saw this last night,was suprised how good it was.
I feel like there's gonna be two camps:
the general audience who LOVES THE CAMEOS. Plot what plot the cameos were GREAT this is THE successor to Who Framed Roger Rabbit we NEEDED.
And then the film/animation buffs who are either weirded out by the animation of CG cel shading, the fact that Peter's backstory is the same as his dead VA (it's actually kinda sad), and peeved there's no actual story to this film.
There's no in between.
Oh God, really? That is sad.
I'm in the general audience, btw.
E.T vs Batman was great
I had to watch this because of the Lonely Island connections, don't think I even saw the trailer either, but I didn't think it would be nearly as enjoyable as it was. Loved the uses of all of the cameos. Felt like a scavenger hunt, but in a good way.
Between Ducktales and this movie I feel Disney is gonna do a Darkwing duck thing next
I loved how Main Street was basically the worst place where all the illegal activity is
EXACTLY! Chip N' Dale is how Space Jam 2 should have been done
I love the Kyle Gass cameo in the spa too!
Loved Tress MacNeille returning as well
More Cameos then Doctor strange 🤣
You can tell the vfx artists were laughing their asses off while animating this lmao
Watching you 2 reaction was pure Gold.
It Was Literally Watching you 2 Bring out your Inner Nostalgia Childhood. 🥰
the real multiverse of madness 🔥
Man the Ugly Sonic had me laughing .Love the reaction 🖤❤️
I think the most horrific part is that every cartoon we see after their own movie is the same character, but trapped in a career of bootleg film making. That's so sad.
This was just a fun fun movie. So excited you are reacting to it!
I didn't think I was gonna care about this movie, but I actually really loved it. It's the new “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” for me. I not only hope they make a sequel for this, but also some spinoffs with characters outside of Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers as well. Like maybe the Dark Wing Duck that they teased at the end. Or maybe show us what has happened to the Ducktales crew since the same timeframe as C&DRR.
I really enjoyed seeing you guys enjoy this so much. And the fact that you hadn't seen the trailers made it even better. I was hoping to catch you at the premiere because I'm a fan of your Marvel TV reactions. I saw Coy but didn't introduce myself. Stay dangerous!
The sonic cameo made me want the original cut of the sonic film so bad lol
I literally paused your review after 5 minutes & watched the movie. Most excellent. 🤓
Chip being so calm and listening to Lamb of God was one of my favorite parts 😂
Chip n Dale
The Secret Life of Pets
Sing 2
Monsters University
I love how kids movies are incorporating rock and metal in to their scenes more and more.
The fact that they got EVERY POSSIBLE STYLE OF ANIMATION in this movie is actually insane.
I was just thinking, "okay, hand-drawn/cel shading and cgi sure... wait, claymation? MUPPETS?! ANIME?! What is this movie?!"
...and then I saw South Park's Randy Marsh in there... jesus.
I was NOT expecting this movie to be as crazy and fun as it wound up being.
I think, besides the actual inclusion of Roger Rabbit, and the presence of the tube of Dip, the train tracks with the "wrong side" sign is probably a reference to Who Framed Roger Rabbit, since they seem to be in the middle of a dilapidated old warehouse and covered in brick debris, leading directly to "Main Street."
Also... Paul Rudd is a direct reference to the MCU, albeit in a very tongue-in-cheek way that only makes sense for Paul Rudd to be the cameo.
I love that the series co-creator and co-writer LOVED this film, he praised it on Twitter. That must be the best news for the team behind the film :)
Having seen this movie five times already, I already think this is the best Disney+ Original Movie put out on the service so far.
This movie is what people expected MoM to be.
This movie was way better than I thought it would be. I would have definitely watched this in a theater.
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I think we can all agree that Ugly Sonic is the character with the biggest comeback in all of Hollywood history !
He's gonna trend so hard with this movie !
Now I need him to actually interact with Sonic and the gang in Sonic 3 !
Also, they actually did make a dig at Marvel with Paul Rudd's infamous Aunt Man.
Great reaction. But why did you not show your reaction to Gadgets and Zippers relationship? Was quite a shocket for me that they went there Lol
Now that they reacted to ugly sonic, it’s time for the good sonic movie 2 reaction
Came here for Ugly Sonic. XD
An interesting perspective from a fan and a newcomer.
I was already sold on this when I heard Mulaney and Samberg we're teaming up. But this might just be my favorite thing I've seen all year so far!
A piece of my childhood right there .... " Chi chi chip and dale rescue rangers ! "
This movie I can’t explain how much i love it it’s my childhood I’m so happy that there back!
I can’t believe I enjoyed this movie that much.
I just watched this movie for the first time two days ago and I almost cried at the end. And reading these comments I'm glad I'm not the only one that liked it.
One of my favorite things about it is that there are scenes where you have no idea how long it must have taken to make. Some places where it seems they used Live Action, CGI, Cel shaded animation, Stop motion claymation, and straight up puppetry, in the same scene. Outside of (inside a tv or something, which they may have had in some places) the only other thing they could do is actual non-Cel Shaded 2d animation into the scene itself, and they'd cover about all basis of visual delivery.
Before Disney had their own channel, they played on certain regular TV channels and had the Disney Afternoon. Timed for when the kids got back from school.
Can we talk about how Eric Bana did an awesome job with his Monterey Jack impression?