Disney's Failed Next Big Thing: The Sorcerer's Apprentice
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- čas přidán 16. 05. 2024
- In the early 2010's Disney tried to recapture the magic of Pirates of the Caribbean by pumping out big budget blockbusters that went on to bomb at the box office. 2010's The Sorcerer's Apprentice is great example of this. In this video essay I examine what exactly went wrong, and offer some of my thoughts on the film.
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I actually remember really liking sorcerers apprentice
Same.
Yeah it was really good imo
I have this saved on my hard drive one of my favorites shame it didn't get a second one
Same
Same
The reason these movies flopped is cus the people who actually really enjoyed them (us) were children and weren’t the one’s making reviews or paying the money to see it unfortunately. Boomers are the ones that hated these movies.
The Tesla Coil scene has stuck with me my whole life i thought it was amazing.
Yeah, after that, we made a project for speaker through arc from CRT flyback
I AM a boomer, and also liked it - dont give up on us so easily
Then again - i pretty much like all movies with Nicolas Cage in it.
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Speak for yourself. I was a grown ass man enjoying this film. LOL!
@@markusostertag3032Nic Cage is the GOAT
Tomorrowland and The Sorcerer's Apprentice are 100 times better than whatever creatively bankrupt franchises they are milking right now tbh.
Sadly, yes.
Agreed. I liked this one. Tomorrowland was kinda creepy.
I would much prefer Disney (or any company,for that matter) release "flop" movies that are actually original than running franchises and IPs to the ground
Tomorrowland, maybe, but The Sorcerer's Apprentice definitely isn't.
At the very least, Toy Story 4 took a big risk.
@@ashblossomandjoyoussprung.9917 Tbh I would count The Sorcerer's Apprentice as "Original" because the source material is like. A short film within a film with two characters. The 2010 movie script broadens the concept enough that I would put in the same shelf as Tomorrowland (which in itself is based on a Disney Park ride so). Could it be better? Yes obviously, but i'll take it anyway.
Tbh I can't speak for TS4 as I stopped watching at TS3 because the idea of continuing the franchise just didn't speak to me (but then, I am also not the target audience for that one). I just wish if they were to explore within franchises that they actually gave us enough time to actually miss those franchises.
Disagree...Jay Baruchel was a great casting as the awkward normal guy who suddenly gets to learn magic. It was also not made for kids, it was made for teens and young adults born in the 90s
He's more of a third or fourth string "McLovin" type. Has absolutely none of the awkward charisma appeal of comparable men like Justin Long
Well it didn’t reach that either bc that was my demo and I thought “this movie is not for me” lmao
This is the end showed me he was terrible. He was playing himself too which made it even worse.
..gravity
I liked him as well.
The tesla coil scene with the music was something that always stuck in my mind, guess I am just sappy
I see what you did there! Big fan!!
Probably wear old man shoes too....XD
Loved that scene too btw
I’m gonna give all my secrets away ~
Cemented Secrets as one of my guilty pleasure songs i put on repeat, just too good
It was for me too, always remembered that song just for that scene, I really loved the film, and rewatch it from time to time when I'm feeling bored. But I'm also known to like this type of films that most people say are bad, loved the Percy Jackson films (tho I love anything with mithology in it), Eragon is another big one for me, would never say they are top films, but surely in my favourite list.
There's a scene in this movie where it's explained that the good wizard and bad wizard were stuck in a jar for 10 years, and the bad wizard complains about the reading material, and that has lived in my mind rent free ever since.
I still vaguely remember a scene from this movie I watched many years ago. In it, I learned/reminded or thought that the difference between sorcerers and wizards is that one uses a wand while the other doesn't.
same lol
The reading material in question was a short essay the 10-year-old main character had written for school, it got sucked up into the jar with the wizards.
I was nine!
John Carter, Tron Legacy, Lone Ranger. I know these films bombed critically and financially but these films are way better then most of the blockbusters made today, at least Disney took somewhat of a risk with these films and also love the film look of late 2000s and early 2010s films before everything went all out Digital looking.
Tron Legacy pretty much got even in the box office, depending of the marketing costs. It MAY have even made some money for Disney on it's theatrical run. Even if i have some issues with John Carter, because i am a lifelong Edgar Rice Burroughs fan, that movie's bombing was a shame. Lone Ranger however was crap...Disney's cash grab to make Pirates of the Caribbean in the West with Verbinski and Depp was dull and unfunny...total charisma black hole Armie Hammer destroying The Lone Ranger character with his idiot antics was just the tip of the iceberg of failure.
Tron Legacy's soundtrack, composed by Daft Punk, is unarguably one of the best movie soundtracks of all time.
@@junpeixix I have to agree that it is one of the best scores which masquerades as a soundtrack. The score will date over time but for when it was composed, Oscar-worthy
(Thanos voice): Perhaps we treated these films too harshly.
I really liked those movies
I disagree that children’s media NEEDS a child protagonist.
I agree with you i loved this movie as kid and disliked harry potter
IMO, I agree, children's movies that have an ADULT protagonist make them want to be like that adult. That's all kids want to be, is adults.
@@brennanhunt2722 I couldn't have said it better
i used to imagine myself like:
"once i grow up and reach that age, I might discover that I have a hidden power and save the world!"
it used to be the highlight of each of my birthday until i lost hope
Well i think he mainly meant it in this movie; where a seemingly millenial man is the protagonist. Rather than a character like mulan and aladin.
Technically speaking, this is the only reason why Disney has currently stuck to making live action remakes instead of new IPs today.
Despite being the very incarnation of corporate greed, it’s hard not to empathize after the “took risks and failed too many times so gave up” sequence of events
Well, to be fair, if we don't count some of the Marvel movies, this old flops like Sorcerers Aprentice, Tron Legacy, John Carter are all better than whatever they're releasing now, I'd pay to watch any of those before going to see most of the new ones for free...
The scene I could never forget about (and I learned to make peace with it) is when the protagonist shows her crush the Tesla coils and starts playing Secrets by OneRepublic for her using the sounds of the electricity. In retrospect that was kinda cool.
This is the pinnacle of "Disney tries something and it didn't hit for whatever reason" to me. This is the first thing I'll always think of when people talk about Disney experimenting. Honestly, this really deserved more love. I loved it as a kid and still do now really. It's not a masterpiece of cinema but it still works. The worldbuilding/magic/etc. is incredibly fun and it's endlessly quotable for me. I will also say the three main leads (Balthazar, Dave, and Horvath) are played to perfection. Really every actor understood the assignment on this one. Absolutely underrated movie that's perfect for an easy, good, fun night.
simple. they broke the first rule of urban fantasy genre: DON'T REVEAL TOO MUCH-- IF ANYTHING-- AT THE BEGINNING. The viewer is supposed to experience what the viewpoint protagonist is experiencing:a mysterious new world unfolding, piece by piece, in the middle of the mundane. in the Sorcerer's Apprentice, they literally revealed the ENTIRE PLOT AND BACKSTORY right in the first thirty seconds. As a voiceover. By Nicolas Cage.
Far from perfect and I can certainly understand people's misgivings or luke warmness towards the film but this movie is like comfort food to me. There's just something about it that makes me want to watch it while laying down on my couch during a rainy day or a day I'm sick. The visual effects alone make it enjoyable for me. I'm not a fan of stuff like Harry Potter so I guess that's why I appreciated the young adult lead. Also Nic Cage and Alfred Molina are really fun to watch. I think the whole cast had pretty good chemistry!
I love Harry Potter, but this movie is also like comfort food to me. It may not be the greatest thing out there, but it makes me want to sit down and finish all of it while relishing the experience.
I like the surname Molina and sorry for ruin the surname Molina
@@AWhite-wo9pzi like the name Harry and sorry for ruin the name Harry
Omg, same, this is like comfort food to me also. I don't know, there's something about things from the 2010s that feel so stable and happy and grounded.
@@clariza.b it's a generation thing I think. I feel the same way about a lot of things from the 80s and 90s
I loved this movie as a kid. Even rewatching it a few months ago I thought it was still pretty decent, although it’s a bit rough around the edges.
Also loved the “Secrets” scene. Idk, it’s lived in my head rent free since I saw it.
It's a solid movie, lots of parts to love in it
Everytime i hear secrets, that scene plays in my mind, i loved this movie
Secrets? Did I miss something??
@@chrisblanc663The One Republic song, “Secrets,” was featured heavily in the promotion of this film and in one scene if the movie in particular where Jay Baruchel’s character programs a device to respond to the song.
@@xdecatron2985 oh, gotcha. Didn’t know that was the name of the song. Yeah. The movie did use that song really well. Probably the best scene of the movie, with the plasma music, and his sappy explanation. Almost makes it seem like he could have a chance with the girl. 🙃
Secrets by One Republic Scene got me into music and science
Great scene
I love how The Sorcerer didn't had a name back then but now everyone knows him as Yen Sid because of Kingdom Hearts.
Like harry potter but if the character was more relatable and the magic seemed more realistic instead of just a light ball that does 3,000 different things
I never thought about that 😂 hp really Is just different colored balls of light 😂 outside of the occasional laser or curse/hex
@@Wavecheckfoo fr, at some point it just becomes boring since all the "magic" is just a ball, and then they be saying shit like it's magic so powerful it's forbidden but then it's the same ball you see every other mage do. Like it's just boring, the sorcerers apprentice actually shows a variety of magic, each one unique to the spell they cast
I like the name Harry and sorry for ruin the name Harry
So, like Harry Dresden
@@conversesarecool is an actor?
The lightning cage scene with music has lived rent-free in my head since I first saw that movie. I never rewatched it, I don't think it would hold up to my scrutinous adult eyes, but it was a fun time for 10-year-old me.
Secrets by One Republic will always remind me of this movie. I love that scene!
Was looking for this comment ❤
same !!
I love how much of a recurring theme Despicable Me is in these videos
Disney can't win against the power of the minions
Same thing happened to John Carter were it lost to The Lorax (yes I know it’s not Despicable Me but it is still from the same studio Illumination)
@@zillauniverse7208hey no offend but i don't like the redisgn of super mario bros movie and they didn't nominated for an oscar
@@zillauniverse7208so boooohhh
Love the Disney flop series
Thank you !
@@isenhartproductions2677 You hate Disney so much, you would refuse to watch Nicolas Cage as a wizard? Damn.
Bro earned a sub like he’s running a firehouse 🔥
@@suzygirl1843shut up Suzy
@@GaryKetchum808Ahh, the cringe! It burns!!
Fun fact: "The Sorcerers Apprentice" or in German "Der Zauberlehring" originated from a ballad written by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
IMO, the Sorcerer's Apprentice was way better than a lot of the movies that came out that year. Movies like Clash of the Titans, Tron, and Alice Wonderland were popular simply because they were adaptations and already have notoriety. Whereas Sorcerer's Apprentice was novel, high quality, and creative. If it was made today, it would have been all the rage. Kind of like Constantine.
Which Tron, tho: the game sequel, the midquel, or the actual sequel?
I watched this movie the night before my dad had a stroke. After that our lives fell apart and my dad ended up paralyzed and divorced my mom, leaving my brothers and my mom on the poverty line. The song "secrets" from that movie reminds me of my life before the collapse. Nice to reminisce and wonder how life would've been if he never had that stroke that night
I am sorry to hear that. Please stay strong. How are things going now?
I hope you're doing well now ❤.
@@remuslazar2033 thanks ❤️ things have improved since then but our family remains broken
@@selenalily130 thank you ❤️
Liked the movie, but why does everything have to be a franchise?. I do hate when they leave a story unfinished or when they rush things, but half assed sequels or unnecessary prequels should not exist.
This movie was fireee
No it wasn’t lmao. This movie was steamy dogshit. It was a pathetic attempt at a Harry Potter / Percy Jackson movie.
@@bradleye660 It was not dogshit, as the video said, it was mid. But comparing it to the new disney movies, this one is awesome.
@@bradleye660it wasn’t even an attempt to be a Harry Potter / Percy Jackson film
@@bradleye660 lol clown
Cage was trying to Dresden so hard in this film. I always got the feeling he would have loved being able to play Harry Dresden if only he would have been given the part.
You just brought me back to the summer I binged the whole series. It takes off around book 6 and it goes to shit after book 12.
His production company was involved in the SyFy series. Then he turned up wanting to play a wizard.
Jim Butcher was pretty annoyed with this film, IIRC.
@@vancemcneil9716 Can't find a source for this, Jim was annoyed with the first iteration of the DF TV show and said smth about forgiving this movie for the similarity in art directions but that's about it.
Nick was apparently one of the producers for the DF TV show too, so lol.
@dragonairre9634 I'm not sure if his website's forums still exist as most of that community seems to be on reddit now. However, he mentioned it in one of his occasional comments there.
He didn't explicitly say that he was pissed, or bitter, but his high level of sarcasm while commenting on the possible similarities between Cage's character and a certain wizard certainly implied that he was disgruntled.
Can't wait for The Prince of Persia video
Writing it right now. Although its been my least favorite one in the series so far unfortunately
@@isenhartproductions2677omg no I love Prince of Persia AND this movie too 😂
@@pontiacgrandcam glad to know I'm not alone. Both movies are still alive in my hard drive 😁
Omg I LOVED that movie
Omg I forgot this movoe exists
I remember watching it at the theater as a 13 year old, and back then I LOVED IT. My classmates and I left the room in awe, super hyped, feeling like we could be wizards too. I have to disagree for the most part cause I don't think this was a movie directed towards kids, instead it feels made for pre-teens/teens like me at the time of release. At that age I could not care less about the movie slowing down to show and develop the main character's love story with his crush, or that it sorta becomes his "training arc" for like 30 mins. That was actually the best part, and the one I most remember. The scene where they play Secrets by One Republic changed my brain chemistry forever.
Watching it with our seasoned adult eyes changes the perspective and of course, makes you realise it has certain flaws. But I can assure you, it's a movie I hold dear to my heart cause my teen self ADORED the feeling after leaving the theatre that day.
Fun fact, outside the US it's called the Philosopher's Apprentice
Kind of funny how the word "philosopher" is associated with magic in much of the world, considering philosophy has been a very real, very non-magical occupation since classical times.
@@gaiusfulmen Probably from the alchemists' interest in philosophy and vice versa in that time period
@@1kaz1It's a joke because of Harry Potter. The titular "Sorcerer's Stone" of the first book is the alchemical Philosopher's Stone, but because they thought American kids were dumb and wouldn't have any interest in philosopher's anything because "philosophy is boring" or some BS, they renamed the book and the item within for US audiences. Cut to six years later and here's Fullmetal Alchemist, Philosopher's Stone in tow, not confusing or boring anyone because *you just need a story to be good* for people to like it. You can call your McGuffin the Jaroodian Gloft and if your story is solid, people will enjoy it.
@@doomsdayrabbit4398 i wasn't replying to the original comment! But thank you for the insight, I didn't know a lot of the things you shared and it was interesting to read
I don't think this movie is amazing but I also vastly prefer this style of animated film reboot than the straight-up remakes Disney is making now. If Disney needs every big-budget film to be attached to a pre-existing IP, I'd much rather have them be based on thinly-veiled original ideas that draw inspiration or that pay homage rather than scripts that regurgitate characters and plotlines that have already been done better.
Pirates of the Caribbean succeeded in the first place because it felt more like "let's make a good modern pirate movie" instead of "let's make a movie based on this Disneyland ride", and yet merely being based on things is what defines so many modern Disney movies.
My biggest thing is the super heavy connections to Arthurian legend and Merlin. The story is more interesting when it's just wizards in modern day
Wdym he's not relatable they literally gave him the Peter parker treatment
This analysis really makes it clear to me that a little restructuring could have improved the movie without major alterations. Doll goes missing, experienced sorcerers start training their apprentices, romance subplot gets in the way of training, doll gets found and act 2 is a big imaginative fight sequence, big bad gets released for the climax. Just moving act 2 to act 1 and combining acts 1 and 3 minus the climax and finale provides a much better structure for the story.
I guess I'm one of the few that actually liked this movie, I didn't think it was a flop at all. I was entertained.
The thing about being a flop is that you don't get to decide that, it refers to whether or not it made money during the run at the box office.
Office Space is considered a flop, but it's also a beloved cult classic that many people enjoy. But, like, it'd be really stupid to say "I didn't think it was a flop at all. I was entertained."
@@ashblossomandjoyoussprung.9917 bruh, it's just a movie. Calm down.
@@eirikjormundgandrson- he was right tho
@@eirikjormundgandrson I wasn't taking a movie too seriously, I was saying it's really dumb to say "I don't think this movie is a flop because I like it."
@ashblossomandjoyoussprung.9917 literally everyone would say something is not a flop if they liked it. You know why? Because everyone's experiences are personal to themselves. They don't make opinions based on everyone else's consensus (if they do, then they're npc sheeple). It doesn't matter if the averages say it's a flop, if you like something, then it's not a flop TO YOU.
And I wasn't saying you were taking that specific movie seriously, I was implying you were taking movie reviewing in general too seriously, if you can't let a comment slide by without feeling the need to butt in and try to belittle them, calling them stupid/dumb for having an opinion. If you don't recognize that, then I can't help you, and good luck in the real world with that strategy.
I love this movie. One of my favorite movies growing up and I will not apologize for it 😂
I remember seeing this movie in theaters and really loving it! I still adore this movie as an adult!
going up against inception & minions was insane. wtf were they thinking lol this was such a fun movie too
It’s almost like those were the first movies in their respective franchises and no one would have known how massive they would end up being or something.
I remember watching it an thinking "Wow, with an concept this awesome, this should had been better". I thought the movie was OK, but was missing something, something a lot.
So, Nick Cage had a half decent idea that Disney started pouring millions of dollars into before it was polished. They casted the wrong people, sucked at grabbing their target demographic, and released alongside way too many other movies. Sounds like pouring millions into something that very few people will have the extra money to see after seeing everything else is a terrible idea.
As a young teen this movie was fye loved to rewatch when it was on Disney
Who remembers the tesla coil scene?
I've noticed that when the theory that moviegoers were just burnt out on a certain genre is floated as the cause for something's failure, there's pretty much never an example that's brought up that matches the quality of the films that kicked the genre into gear in the first place. If people were just tired of the genre but the movie was good anyway, you'd expect them to end up as cult classics. Instead, people still enjoy Harry Potter, while we've pretty much forgotten Percy Jackson, Sorcerer's Apprentice, etc.
Excited for this channels growth and honestly shout out to the skits full of heart on here
I actually loved The Sorcerer’s Apperience and I did see the effort there mostly in its acting and visual effects. But it is sad that we didn’t get an sequel due to the box office performance, of three things and I do agree with these factors
- Overbudget, which if the story doesn’t match up with the budget, then maybe some problems with the budget unfortunately.
- Hard to market: I did feel like there were like the Harry Potter vibes in it and that they are trying to make the next Harry Potter. Which unfortunately didn’t work out.
- Tough box office: It went up against with two of my favorite films that is Inception and Descable Me in which they were more successful. Despicable Me not so sure at the time for me, but Inception for sure because of Christopher Nolan due to his successful film that is The Dark Knight at the time back in 2008.
These are something I do agree with this video.
Very well-said.
This is one of my favorite series on youtube, keep it up dude!
Thank you!
The sorcerers apprentice has always had a special place for me because my dad and I always loved it and it was my first movie I ever owned when I got it for Christmas. Love this movie
I remember that this movie was a core memory for me. As someone who really wasn’t into Harry Potter as much as other kids my age, I clicked with this movie. The Tesla coil scene was always the most memorable, and as often happens in movies, the song used caused me to fall into that music genre for the rest of my high school experience.
This movie was so great- wait, there's Tomorrowland video? Excuse me, I need to express my undying love for that movie.
John Carter deserves to be a series. It's the book series that inspired both Dune and Star Wars. It is the original Sci Fi, well as sci fi as you can get in 1912. Mind controlling, False Gods, Gems that hold light, the name Sith itself, giant ship battles, desert planets. Star wars is more like this than Dune but that book series was the first time science fiction was mainstream and its fantasy elements and western elements inspired basically every story to come after it. Sad that it didn't get its fair shot as Star wars got and Dune is getting right now since it is really the original and should be mainstream again
I loved this movie as a kid, i had completely forgotten about it. Thanks for bringing back memories
excited to see this one! this was kind of a guilty pleasure movie for my brother and i. we wanted to make our own at-home remake of it at one point and remembered the trailer so well that when i started college i was excited to post the clip about being a "normal college kid", lol. looking back the enjoyment is even more ironic now, but at least they were trying to do something different.
This was one of my favorite childhood movies. It got reran on Disney XD all the time.
I LO-O-O-VED THIS MOVIE AND WOULD HAVE LOVED TO SEE MORE!!!!!
I have been looking for the name of the sorcerers apprentice for years! Thank you so much!
Jay Baruchel is an extremely underrated actor.
Making a sequel now that he's a bit older would be great. You can emphasize the training he's under gone.
But then he would be replaced by a better and stronger female character
Idc I loved this movie as a kid and when rewatching it as an adult it held up pretty well.
The movie is actually fairly decent. Honestly the only real problem is the music, it made the movie hard to watch.
Really great analysis! Your takes make a lot of sense
Honestly im so happy about this era in movies, most of my favorite childhood/tween movies come from this exact time and (for me at least) they are completely rewatchable again and again. Im not talking from a sense of nostalgia when i say, that movies now dont have the same vibe and story telling as movies like these. Theres very few that hit that "fantasy exploration" guilty pleasure of mine.
Another attempt by Disney to launch a Harry Potter/ Lord of the Rings film series was the Chronicles of Narnia. It started out well with the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe but took a noticeable dip with Prince Caspian. Should make a video about those films.
Also, a production hell video of the Last Airbender would be a breath of fresh air if you ask me.
Disney did'nt invite the sorcerers aprentice. Its based on a realy famous german poem called der Zauberlehrling (the sorcerers aprentice) from Goethe.
I loved this movie as a teen! I remember watching this dozens of times with the DVD at home.
I love that you're talking about the lesser known Disney films that bombed. Patiently waiting for your take on why John Carter failed. 12 years later and I'm still disappointed that we never got a conclusion. I'll be complaining about it on my channel in the future for sure.
I didn't know what to make of this film when i saw the initial trailers. I thought the Jay Baruchel character was supposed to be Mickey in human form or something. lol
I thought it was more connected to the Fantasia segment than it ended up being. When i learned it was just loosely inspired by it, i lost interest in ever seeing it.
That´s right. The Sorcerer´s Apprentice is Mickey Mouse ! Making a live-action was a mistake.
Look it's been YEARS since I've seen the darn thing but I will say it is a bizarre move to make a big budget blockbuster partially based off a segment of an animated movie from the 1940s
Wait until you hear that they’re making a big budget movie based off of a couple of paragraphs from a book written in the 1950s. 😂
It's no more bizarre than basing a film on a Disney World ride. THAT one just happened to strike gold and they wanted to recreate the magic.
It gets really weird when you know that this segmented of an animated film is based on a German Ballad from the 18th century
That's a silly take, though. Because what matters is the idea. And it's not like making a movie about a clumsy apprentice of a sorcerer is a bad idea. Ideas come exactly in such ways.
My partner and I saw this because we were both fans of the Dresden Files book series- Nicolas Cage was an executive producer on the TV adaptation. While it's certainly not a Dresden Files movie, there are enough (whether accidental or deliberate) easter eggs or possible similarities that we had a fun time joking about it, and I still think fondly of this movie.
I love these videos, keep it up king
Loved this movie
My experience with this movie was my parents took me to see it
I actually fell asleep during the movie. The worst part was later on I asked my dad what happened in the last half and he told me to guess... the real kicker? I guessed correctly because of how generic the story was lol
This channel is going to blow up
I've always LOVED this movie. First video I've seen of yours. You've got a new subscription sir.
Next do the vampires apprentice
I loved that movie!!
Another Disney flop that was good was Tron Legacy
Agreed! I thought John Carter was really good, too.
Ahh, yes, the beloved film "Nicholas Cage just finished reading The Dresden Files, by Jim Butcher ". Lol
I love this series you are doing. Watched the Tomorrowland one a couple days ago. I loved Tomorrowland as a movie, but I have actually never heard of the sorcerers apprentice before 😅.
One of my favorite movies growing up. My introduction to both Jay and Nic, and let’s not forget that Awesome One Republic song
This is my go to comfort movie. Every time I catch it on TV I sit down and watch.
This was one of my favorite disney films!! I loved the "secrets" scene with the tesla coils.
This was my favorite movie as a child I watched it over and over and over !
I adored this movie as a kid and honestly the concept still holds up for me.
Love this series, great work! Hilariously, I remember seeing each of these in theaters (except Tomorrowland, actually still haven’t seen it!).
I actually was really looking forward to seeing more of it 😢
I was completely in love with this movie when it came out, I must've watched it 10 times and both the tesla coil scene and the music have stayed with me ever since
Loved this as a kid. I still remember that scene with the tesla coils and one republics secrets
I watched this on a whim one day in like 2015 and I still think it's just so off the wall in what it does, I really enjoy it.
I LOVED this movie growng up. I would re watch it all the time. The Tesla coil scene and the dragon scene have stuck with me to this day. It was such a creative film!! Glad to know im not the only one who remembers it fondly.
One of my favourite memory in childhood.. me my sister and mom actually went for some bad movie that I don’t even remember it’s name, then we decided to get to another theatre and it was one of my favourites movie as a child since
Watched that one in free tv for the first time and LOVED it. Watched it every time it came back into free tv and once we got it on dvd it was always a movie for long rides. Haven't watched it in a while tho. Thx for the reminder!
I could relate to that dude so fckn much tho, I loved the humor, I loved the action, the magic, the love story not soo much but the acting and nicolas cage as well. This movie and national treasures really burned that name into my brain.
CZcams is reading my thoughts. I haven't looked up anything remotely similar to this recently, yet was thinking about this movie just 10 minutes ago. Lo and behold I now get it recommend to me. I'm glad, definitely watching - but still lmao
I watched this as a kid. I almost forgot it existed till i saw this video.
But now i'm starting to remember how i enjoyed it when i watched it back then
Bro the magic system in Sorcerer’s apprentice was awesome ngl. This is one of those examples I would use for my world building.
I saw this one in theaters as an older teenager and genuinely loved it. It was fun and kept my attention, and I didnt even realize it wasn't doin well in the box office 😵
I remember liking the Movie alot when I was younger, but I also barely remember anything about it nowadays basically forgot it´s existence until seeing this video.
This was one of my favorites growing up
There are tons of aspects of the film industry that are currently broken. However, my number one, is expense. From marketing budgets, to salaries, to production costs, it's all become cost prohibitive.
Fun fact: the original " sorcerers apprentice" is a german poem by Goethe
I’m loving this series so much oml
“Let’s take a look at this forgotten failure” - my mom when she visits
Secrets still pop outta my mind from time to time.