Watching Meet The Robinsons (2007) FOR THE FIRST TIME!! || Movie Reaction!
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Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! See you tomorrow for Kung Fu Panda 2!
Can’t wait! ^^
Yes
Yesss!!!!❤
Looking forward to this reaction!
YEAHHHHHH
Fun Fact: When Lewis asks Wilbur what Cornelius looks like, Wilbur says, “Tom Selleck.”
Tom Selleck is the voice actor for Cornelius
That's actually my favorite joke
Also fun fact: (21:52) Uncle Art the pizza delivery guy is play by Batman actor Adam West.
@@osmanyousif7849
Yep.
R.I.P Adam West 😔
Omg. I've watched this movie several times and never knew that!
Whoa, no way; I never knew that! 😍😍😍
The Robinsons' reaction to Lewis's failure is something so rare yet SOOO IMPORTANT in children's media. Great message whether you're a kid or an adult!!
I finished my teacher educator program in the spring. When I get my first classroom, I plan to make the theme "Meet the Robinsons" so I can teach my kids not to fear making mistakes because that's usually how we learn.
@@brookleasure It's a great message, but unfortunately when they get out in the world most people aren't forgiving of mistakes, so they should probably still be taught to identify situations where mistakes would be a bad thing, like saying the wrong thing online or making a big screwup at an important job.
@@brookleasure And failure is normally always portrayed as downfall, but the Robinsons see it as an opportunity to try again and do it better.
P.S. My name is Brook too! You spell it the same way I do!
@Frogger ofc you did
@Frogger Like you then
Nick: "I like that they humanised the villain, even though Goob won't follow the advice"
Me, Who's seen the film: 👁👄👁
PFFFTTTT
Lmao
The “I KILLED HIM?!?” Never ceases to crack me up
Me too, I always laugh at that part
Where did they say that?
@@cesarjavierfeliciocortez4361 Around the 4:00 min mark.
Imagine if he said it in errape just to make it funnier or 2x sped up
My favourite slapstick joke is "waaaaaatch ouuu-" *whack*
This is one of those movies that never fails to make me feel better and has such a motivating message to "Keep Moving Forward". Sadly it is a forgotten Disney movie and underrated, thank you for reacting to this Nick! Xx
Unless u went to the theaters in the 2000’s a good chunk of 2010’s cuz they used to play the MtR’s theater rules before every movie lol
I’ve memorized the song lol
I remember seeing this trailer on Disney Channel.
@@ma.2089 I don't think they did that in England sadly. My parents dont like this movie at all but the amount of times I've forced them to watch it 😂😂
@@ma.2089 @M A. I've been to the theater plenty of times over the last couple decades and never seen any MtR rules whatever that is. Must not have been in the US, or only certain regions.
I loved it when I was little but I didn’t know it was a Disney film then i saw it on Disney plus and I freaked out and watched it on the spot
Another neat little Easter egg: if you pay really close attention to the sounds in the opening scene, and the scene where Lewis goes back in time to see his mom, you'd realize that they actually sync up perfectly, in that Lewis was the noise that spooks his mom, as well as the one who knocked on the door in the beginning, after he'd already done everything.
Yeah I loved that. I noticed it the second time I watched the movie. I was like, wait a second...those small instances, they were Lewis!
This movie came out during the “dark times” for Disney in the 2000’s and so is widely overlooked, but I still remember how surprised I was at how good it is. The creativity is off the charts, and it has a great message that you don’t see often enough in kids’ movies.
Yeah, and movies like this, "Treasure Planet," and "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" are good ones that show male characters who are not all strong and buff, and socially awkward nerds with hard childhoods that boys today can relate to. I feel like you don't get enough of those kind of young male leads that boys can relate to. I like Luca and Coco, but this is one of those that I feel like kids should see nowadays
@@broadwaybrook2319 not all boys are socially awkward nerds with bad childhoods. Some of them fit the “strong and buff” build and most are regular kids with regular lives, no labels needed, and movies never cater to the latter so stop complaining. Hercules and Mr Incredible are the only “strong and buff” male characters for Disney and for obvious reason. Aladdin was scrawny too, Flynn from Tangled, so was Kuzco from Emperors New Groove, Peter Pan, Woody from Toy Story was a scrawny rag doll, like WTF are you even talkin about? Most Disney leading males are scrawny. John Smith wasn’t strong and buff, neither was Phoebus or Shin from Mulan. Tarzan was more on the lean side but clearly in shape from all the physical activity he had to partake to keep up with the gorillas. Flit from Bugs Life was supposed to be a scrawny ant. Tramp was a scrawny dog. Nemo was a scrawny lil fish with a disability. Quasidmodo was disfigured. Stop it. Boys don’t need to transpose themselves onto cartoon characters anyways it’s partly why the western society is so messed up as is.
Fun fact: If you watch the trailers, the kid who voiced Wilbur sounds a lot younger. But during production, he went through puberty before all of his lines were recorded. As I understand, he had to go back and re-record everything he had done before with his "new voice". 😂
That's funny lol.
Poor guy 😂
I always thought that part where he told Dorris "I am never going to invent you" sounded like he went through puberty.
@@Zonose that’s Lewis not Wilbur. Wilbur is the son
@@kerilowell70 Oh, oof. He still sounds like he hit puberty mid sentence there.
i love how the movie shows the domino effect. how something so little and seemingly insignificant can tumble and turn into something bigger in the future
That's actually called the Butterfly Effect
As an adoptee myself, I always loved how Mildred(the orphanage director) is kind and positive. The message to, "keep moving forward" with the power of persistence in this movie and deep love of family is so beautiful. However, this movie feels flawed to me in the sense that they create a concept that children who are successful are the only ones adopted. For example, Lewis is only noticed by his adoptive family when his inventions are successful. Also Mike wins a baseball game, which gets rid of his bitterness towards Mike and he is adopted. Thank you for reacting to this movie Nick! I Appreciate how you put all your heart into these reactions.
I don’t necessarily agree with the successful orphans thing. Goob wasn’t adopted because of how aggressively he acted around the parents, which was a result of his failed catch, but not necessarily the failure itself.
In the timeline where he does catch the ball, he doesn’t have that problem. He has no reason to be aggressive anymore, he’s more likely to make a good impression. I’m not saying his success didn’t help, but I don’t think his success is the sole reason.
Same with Lewis, he’s a science nerd who likes inventing things. The whole “accepting different people” movement was still in its early stages, and Lewis was a hyper imaginative 12 year old who instead of taking interest in Sports or Gaming, he spent his time inventing machines.
And whilst the film often shows his machines failing, the bigger problem is HOW they fail. Normally with explosions… which are pretty bad. The peanut thing was definitely more of a coincidental situation, but I don’t doubt he’s had other inventions mess up with even worse consequences.
Lewis’ adoption ultimately is a result of finding a family who understand him. Bud is a teacher, Lucille is a scientist herself, they’re gonna be more understanding and appreciative than your average family who more than likely isn’t interested with another invention possibly going wrong. That success helped put him on the right track, but I wouldn’t say it was the catalyst for his adoption.
Anyone else just realize that Future Lewis most likely woke up in that cold sweat to build the time machines because of the events that happened in this movie?
Wait what 😮😯 🤔
He probably realized his son can't steal the time machine until he builds it because past him met his wife and realized it when he got back to the past? I'm not a genius lol but I think I explained my thoughts right.
@@lilelo208 no I get it. He wakes up in a cold sweat because he realizes his son is only born because he met Franny in the future. Which his son did. So the timeline altered itself.
@@videohistory722 I wonder if he forgot lol almost kept moving forward into nonexistence.
Thank you. :)
@@lilelo208 no no. I'm saying him discovering who franny was in the present caused a ripple effect, resulting in his future self waking up in a cold sweat.
It was also a way of cementing that this would happen no matter what.
I love how in the beginning when Lewis' mother is dropping him off at the orphanage, you actually hear Lewis slip on the step and run away to hide. The only difference, in the end, is that his mother forgot to knock on the door when leaving.
Sorry, I may not remember the plot well, but wasn't it always Lewis who knocked on the door, both times?
I thought it was implied that Lewis was always the one who knocked
@@liliagorskaia2878 Ngl I always thought it was his mom the first time, it cut off the scene with her looking at the door, so I've always came to the conclusion that the mom knocked on the door. :o
@@AD-dg3zz With how the scene was shot, I've always thought she knocked on the door first, but you might be right!
@@LaMishiMish heyo Silco
I quote "I have a big head, and little arms" to this day. Its still one of the funniest jokes to me lol
I got fired to that quote, once. Boss asked me to do something stupidly impossible...and that bit was my response. He wasn't amused by the, "I just don't know how well this plan was thought through". Such is life, I guess. I found out later some other dimwit actually tried it and ended up injured. Then I guess the boss "resigned".
Same. 😂
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 That's so fucked up; that boss was just an asshole.
@@monsterhanna6691 And yet, not the worst I ever had. One was court ordered to anger management therapy because he destroyed the break room and threw a chair at an employee. The employee pressed charges, won, was fired, and Little Hitler kept on going. Eventually he did finally get canned though.
Fun Fact: Lewis was voiced by Jordan Fry who played Mike Teavee from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Oh nice! . I can recognise it now.😅
Whoa, no way! 😍
Danny Elfman also composed the score for both movies!
Oh god, this movie is gonna break him! Sending virtual hugs, Nick!
This was one of John Lasseter’s first big fix-up jobs after taking over the studio, and you can see the style change from the previous Chicken Little disaster:
Wacky coffee patches and peanut allergies in the first half, Pixar chases and warm hugs in the second.
Fun Fact: remember when Wilber said his Dad looked like Tom Selleck? Well Adult Lewis was indeed voiced by Tom Selleck in real life.
Watching this over again you really see how little Lewis cared for Goob while Goob himself even though he had every right to be angry with him for being so obnoxious and noisy still helped him with inventions and indulged in his hobbies. Its nice that that was apart of what Lewis wanted to fix when he returned was to make sure Goob got his happiness he missed out on and thats good growth. Although tbh youd think the Orphanage lady would move him from the room after seeing him always so tired as well.
I’m sure someone has already commented about Tom Selleck being Cornelius’ voice actor, but here’s a related fun fact! It’s stated in the dvd commentary that the in-universe reason for Wilbur specifically choosing to say Tom Selleck is because he was the first person he thought of when trying to think of someone who looks nothing like his dad.
Another fun fact on this: the German version used the name and pic of the German voice actor (Thomas Gottschalk). Not sure if they did it in other languages too.
@@deena2851 they did!!! in latin american spanish they used the name + picture of Venezuelan singer songwriter José Luis Rodríguez, who also sang the translated music for the film
@@d13_a Cool, love that they kept it up in other versions! 😄
I know exactly how Lewis feels, because i'm adopted too. I'm 21 years old and still have not found my real parents, ... so this movie means a lot to me! Thanks for reacting to it! 💖😔😭💔
The people who raised you are your *real* parents. The others are just the ones who birthed you.
Yes i know. I was supposed to write "biological parents", but i wrote wrong in the end. Sorry...! 😰😅
I'm 22 and adopted and I've met my biological mom. I don't really care at all about her or my father.
@@jessglane People are different. In my case, i love my mother and really want to meet her. Even if she doesn't love me back, or doesn't want me in her life, i still have to try. I have a chance to find her and i will!
I’m 24 and adopted. I know my biological family and I wish I didn’t....
"Why is your dog wearing glasses?"
"Oh, because his insurance won't pay for contacts."
"Is it like this all the time?"
"No, last night we had meatloaf."
"Why aren't you chasing the boy?!"
"I have a big head and little arms. I'm not quite sure how well this plan was thought through." 😂
2:35 "He's going to be an amazing scientist when he grows up"
Me: *barely started to watch the video* I'm gonna tell him.
My friend: Don't you dare!
Thankyou for that Frozen reference.
Meet The Robinsons is practically one of the most underrated Disney movies I’ve known so far. It’s heartwarming to see that it’s specifically more targeted to fathers and sons as audiences since this is technically a movie where it heavily focuses on a kid from the future who has an unbreakable bond with his scientist father (kinda a spoiler, but whatever…) Anyway, Meet the Robinsons should be getting more recognition, though. It has a pretty unique message for both kids and adults to learn from.
This is a movie I watched a lot during my childhood! Brings back memories!
The Little Wonders Song is so Nostalgic!
"Can it duplicate more? Just have an army of hats?"
You laugh now...
But seriously, this was fun. Love this movie and your reactions are always so pure.
This movie proved that there was still life in the studio during the post-Renaissance Era.
Meet the Robinsons is really heartfelt and helps keep Walt Disney’s legacy alive.
Nick: Can he duplicate even more than that? Just have an army of hats *giggles*
Me who remembers what'll happen: *nervously giggles*
“Little Wonders” played on the radio so much, you forget that it’s technically a Disney song. And a darn good one to. ❤️
Fun fact: in the beginning of the movie when we see Lewis’s mom drop him off, she is startled and turned around, at the end we learn that Lewis slipping is what startled her and that Lewis is the one who knocked on the door. Also, if you listen very carefully in the beginning, you can hear the slipping shoe that startles the mom but it’s very faint because it’s in the moms POV.
When I first watched this movie all I could think of was why didn't more people talk about this masterpiece.
Cornelius is voiced by Tom Selik. So that’s why Wilbur said his dad ”looked” like him lol
I first watched this with my adoptive mother when this movie came up and it really hit close to home for me. I was abondoned onto the street shortly after I was born then my adoptive parents adopted me shortly afterwards. I never knew who my biological parents were but were curious for a long time. At 25 I finally took a DNA test and that matched me with some relatives. I told my mom about the results and she asked if I was still interested in meeting them. To her surprise I said no. Mom asked why I said no and simply I explained "Already have a family and you're part of it".
I just realized this is where Nintendo got their inspiration for controlling hats…. They even copied the rex
Did you notice the movie picture in the background? About mind controlling hats?
Oh gosh. Now you make me wonder if they indeed took inspiration from this movie 😲
Also Controlling Hats are old trope, there is an old Duckwing Duck episode of that
Love this movie and it is so underrated! My favourite scene is always the T-Rex. 🤣🤣
Bowler Hat Guy: Why aren't you seizing the boy?
T-Rex : I have a big head and little arms. I'm just not sure how well this plan was thought through. Master?….
Meet the Robinsons is such an underrated Disney film. It always brings tears to my eyes when it gets to the end.
Yeah, Walt Disney's quote ALWAYS gets my tear ducts working, that has NEVER failed to work.
Wilbur was like everyone’s crush as a kid. Including mine lol
I was and still am all about his dad😂❤I have a thing for blonds
And alberto has the exact same energy which is why every one loves him
stupid sad boys are adorable
@@lisnotliz7487 esp with Selik’s voice 😏
Fun facts:
Lewis is voiced by Zach Tyler(Aang)
Young Franny is voiced by Jessie Flower(Toph)
Tom Selleck voices Cornelius(since Wilbur said he looked like Tom Selleck, I found that funny.)
Carl did die, but because Doris was never invented, it was changed.
This movie has some great details that you notice on your second watch, including the flash of light from the time machine before Lewis is taken into the orphanage, that Lewis's foot slipping alerts his mother when we initially don't know what the sound was and Lewis is the one who knocks on the door of the orphanage rather than his mom.
That’s so cool! Now I want to rewatch just to listen to their voices.
This movie really moved me as a kid and was a large part of my film journey.
I love this movie! As a kid growing up, I too used to be very creative and imaginative like Luis, many not very inventive like he was but all the same. Thanks for the reaction Nick! ☺👍
This is one of my favorite movies and the ending song, These Small Hours, by Rob Thomas, never fails to make me tear up. I'm so happy you enjoyed it!
Same I always get the feels when the song comes on 😂
Just in case anyone wants to look up the song it's actually Little Wonders not trying to nitpick.
@@Tribal92 thanks for clarifying
Being adopted myself, this movie always had a special place in my heart and sadly, a lot of movies today don’t touch on this very real subject nearly enough and it warms my heart to see that you love it just as much as I do. Keep moving forward everyone. ❤️
Such a fun yet heartfelt movie
Me and my Dad always crack up hard at our favorite moment!
"I'm just not so sure how well this plan was thought through."
Speaking as an adopted person? I _love_ that Disney did that, making him end up _not caring_ about seeing his biomom. Speaking from experience, when you're adopted and you're happy where you are (or in his case where he WILL be, seeing his future like that), you don't care about where or _who_ you came from anymore, or why. Those nebulous people aren't important - because they _really_ aren't.
The people who matter are the people who love you, period.
One of my childhood movies😍makes me emotional but it’s a great movie
The quote in the end is exactly what we need to hear today. It's a underrated movie and it's my favorite movie.
I love that they show that Louis was there in the beginning with his mom leaving baby him on the doorstep all along.
Around here, we don't look backwards for very long. We keep moving forward, opening up new doors and doing new things, because we're curious...and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.
- Walt Disney
About the "I'm always right." quote:
Before Lewis goes back in time, Franny tells Wilbur she knows Kung fu.
The dinner scene in the future shows she was telling the truth.
Yesssss one of my favourite animated movies. It never gets boring
Robinsons calling Canada North Montana is low key hilarious to me and implies something bout Canada’s future
It's interesting how they look at failure throughout the movie.
Lewis fixates at first to the point of believing success is impossible. Goob chooses to fixate on a single failure, ignore future opportunities and then shift the blame for that to Lewis, and Wilbur almost seems to ignore his mistakes and thus what he could learn from them. Moving forward without taking along any gainful knowledge.
By the end they all have the chance to keep moving forward, missteps and all.
I've had to leave my home in New Orleans to evacuate before the hurricane hit, so I've been in pretty low spirits. But this is one of my favorite movies, and you're one of my favorite reactors. So thank you for this today 💜 I needed it.
I had to as well. How is your home now? Mine had a few leaks here and there.
"I know. I'm disgusting." Cracks me up every time 😂
Literally me.
I’m shocked you guessed the twist! It’s one of the biggest twists in Disney history and so few people have gotten it!
This movie is so underrated. I love it
I just realized two things 1. Goob could of used the time machine to wake himself up and 2. If Doris had killed Lewis as a child she would’ve been erased from time anyway (so doesn’t that make her more stupid than Goob? Lol 😂)
Yeah lol i think movies like these try not to linger deep into a dark place kinda like with Back to the future where Marty basically has to pretend to live in a life he doesn't have memories of. Gotta just enjoy the stupid fun at times and put logic aside then again all Disney Villains have heavy flaws
@@notavailable8201 yeah I get it and besides this movie wouldn’t have been that enjoyable if the villains used logic lol 😂
The disturbing part is older Goob from the future would have disappeared after young goob won the baseball game.
On the bright side he would have had a much happier life than this Goob
This is one of my favorite movies. The song “Little Wonders” by Rob Thomas, was so perfect for that moment in the movie. Between his amazing voice and the message behind the song every time I hear it it makes me tear up. You should totally look up his live performance where he talks about writing the song and the motivation behind it. Such a sweet/funny story
I think an amazing thing about this movie is that as a kid you don’t truly understand the message, but as you grow older you begin to see it clearer and clearer as life goes on. As a kid, I remember liking this movie solely on the concept of time travel and the action scenes but now as a young adult (19 at the time of posting this) I love this movie because there are many takeaways, not just one. Not only does it teach you to keep moving forward, but it shows you the importance of growing up, the importance of family, and the importance of having a positive outlook on your future even if the present isn’t the best. This movie hits home for me in more ways than one and never fails to make me tear up now. Easily in my top 5 favorite Disney movies ever made, and it still disappoints me how underrated it is. It deserves more recognition.
BRO, I'M HAVING A LOT OF NOSTALGIA!!!! Literally I remember wacthing a lot of disney movies trailers before the actuall movie and I remember seeing the trailer of this movie and... man I'm getting so nostalgic, me child in my bed watching I guess it was ratatuile, and a lot of trailer films and this one appeard, bro such amazing memories,
Nostalgia is the WORST and BEST feeling u can have, I cant believe it was from 14 years ago
Genuinely one of the most underrated films in Disney’s post-renaissance animated fim catalog. I fist heard that ending song “Small Wonders” in this movie & not only is it still in my song library but it makes my eyes water nearly every time not just because of the lyrics but also through reminding me of that hopeful & sweet ending.
I remember seeing this in theaters with my dad. Such a good memory!
Also, the pizza delivery guy in the Robinson family is voiced by Adam West, AKA the 1960's Batman! It makes me giggle every time I hear his lines in this movie!
I remember seeing the poster of it while I was at the theaters
RIP Adam West
This, Home on the Range, and Chicken Little are the most underrated Disney movies
Treasure Planet wants a word with you.
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 Movie was ok. I can see why it bombed
@@thaddeusskywalker5293 It only bombed because the CEO of Disney changed mid-production, and the new guy hated it. No marketing at all. Not even a single trailer. Had it not already been done by the time he got settled into his new job, he'd have just trashed it.
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Treasure Planet was no more or less flawed than anything else from Disney, at the least.
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Chicken Little was far worse.
It always makes me chuckle when Lewis says that he never thought time travel would be possible in his lifetime. Since, if time travel were ever possible at any point in the history of the universe, it then exists within everyone's lifetime. It is, after all, time travel.
Meet the Robinsons is one of the several underrated Disney animated movies of the 2k's. It's such an amazing story of family, future, past and love. Even watching this reaction to the movie makes me tear up
My god... the last song and scenes always makes me ugly cry. This movie is super beautiful and special, and I like how Lewis had to pay for the lack of empathy he was having for his friend, who was actually supportive of him from the start, while Lewis didn't bother to even pay attention to his sports talk. Everything could've been avoided if he was more empathetic to Goob from the get-go, and he had to learn it the hard way, but it was wholesome to see him trying to make the Robinsons adopt him too.
I blame this movie for my desire to adopt a child someday, and live a happy life with them, as happy as we can make it. It's sad that it's so underrated.
This movie is often forgotten when talking about great Disney movies. One of my favorites, never fails to lifts my spirits. 😄
This movie is so wholesome and definitely one of my favorites.
The score was composed by Danny Elfman. And the voice you recognized was the amazing Adam West... AKA Batman. :P
Such a CRIMINALLY underrated movie, never ceases to make me cry, laugh, smile, every single time I watch it. Definitely my feel good movie!
That ending and song always makes me cry. Such a good movie.
Your reactions are so pure and adorable 🥰 you have this child like wonder and it’s super refreshing to see. You would be the best person to watch movies and shows with. Also you have the best laugh and smile
"Meet the Robinsons" is the best disney movie imo and a must watch. For me, the characters were well written and it actually has a lot of emotional build up. It actually teaches you valuable lessons in life and the characters' struggles are real and relatable and the comedy is funny as well. 🙂
Have you seen Robots with Robin Williams and Ewan McGregor? Such an underrated animated movie.
This is the first time I have seen your channel and I have to say that I think your reaction to this movie is the best I've seen. I love the fact that you didn't criticize the silliness of their style. You accepted it and went with it. And that made it SO much better to watch. The silliness and fun style of the movie is what makes it so good. It is the epitome of the rule of improv. "Yes And..." You accept what was presented, and go with it. I will definitely be checking out more of your stuff. Please keep it up.
Edit. hving just looked at your playlist, I will be busy for while catching up on your work. And if you haven't watched and reacted to it yet, I would love to throw Megamind into the ring as one to see your reaction to.
I WAS SO HAPPY THAT YOU FIGURED OUT THAT LEWIS WAS THE DAD SO EARLY ON !!
Every time I feel down, I watch this movie. It inspires me and gives me hope. I might not be where I want to be but I know I’ll get there.
“Here’s to your failure! May it lead to success in the future.”
*Nick seeing the second time machine turn invisible*
"Can the other one do that?"
Well, Lewis did fall on it... 😂
The voice of the pizza delivery guy is the legendary Adam West once Batman in the old days.
This is one of my all-time favorite Disney movies and it's underrated. I absolutely love it and love the message
Seeing Nick cry when the Robinsons said they couldn't adopt Wilbur made my heart melt
Man Nick’s smiles are so contagious
Been looking forward to this, it's one of my favourites 😁 I found your channel last week and have been binge watching nonstop, absolutely love your content, your reactions are so honest and relatable ❤️
I've only seen this once in my childhood but it stick to me so hard, because I'm fostered so I felt how Lewis felt.
This is one of my all-time favorite Disney movies and it gets so overlooked. It was the first movie I saw after my parents died when I was a teenager and it took me a long time to realize just how much healing the messages in the movie brought to me. I’m so glad you enjoyed this movie so much and I love your optimism that shines through in every video you make!
I hate and love how emotional this movie makes me, but your reaction was great! The entire time I was just waiting to see how you'd react to the ending, it always brings me to tears!
The ending with that damn song makes me cry every time
The song at the end always brings tears.
I've always loved this movie. As someone who was older when it came out It gave me genuine laughs!!
So under rated
Omg I’m so so so so happy you gave this film some attention! It was great seeing your reaction and your journey through it. You never really know what to expect from this film and I’m always floored with how creative it was.
Thank you for giving this one a chance ^^
Amazing reaction to this movie especially the end quote saying it was a tribute to walt Disney "Keep moving forward" can't wait for the reaction to Kung fu panda 2 gonna miss old back ground amazing video as always 💓can't wait for the next one
i am glad you finally reacted to this one too. One of my favorites. i am glad you enjoyed it . it never gets old and the message keep moving forward is brilliant. it had a hand to help me move forward in my life.
omg this is my fave animated film of all time. "little wonders" makes me cry immediately
I love that you predicted the result of him being the dad
I just love this movie and “Keep Moving Forward” is always makes me feel what’s an important quote of this movie and I still have a crush on Wilbur Robinson
That’s awesome that you still have a crush on my daddy. 😊☺️😊😊😊 Do you wanna be a Robinson? 😉
@@wimlahstockingrobinson7540 of course I wanna be a Robinson but what do you mean about your daddy?
That is an excellent question. 😉 I mean that Wilbur is my dad and I never knew my birth mom so I have a lot of moms who still love him and I’m very lucky. 😉
Touche
Also, love that Tom Selleck is canon in this universe! 🤣
I've always loved the little easter egg in the future where they show the Space Mountain ride from the Disney parks, which is usually located in each park's "Tomorrowland", but instead called it "Todayland". THAT was a cute little nod.
Fun fact: This was almost like a love letter to the Disney brand itself because this was during the time that the company wasn't sure of the fate of its movie-division, especially with Pixar doing so amazing at the time that they pretty much relied on them. After a few 'underperforming' 2D movies and their 3D ventures not working out, they weren't sure how many more films the Walt Disney Pictures division would create. While this one didn't do tooooo well (despite how awesome it is), it wasn't long after that they hit their 'stride' again and their movies started becoming profitable again.
That “toy train” scene absolutely destroyed me the first time I saw it