Quick Vid: The Willoughbys (Review)
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What did you all think of the movie?
It's a good movie
i loveeeddd it
I never seen it,is it good
Good
Saberspark its
amazing movie
I love this movie. It wasn't a story about loving your weird family, or finding your past, or accepting your messed up life... it was a big middle finger to abusive parents and orphan services. Characters were great. The kids were actually portrayed as kids. Acting impulsively, sometimes stubborn, but yet loving. It was wonderfully stylized and colorful and told this very hard topic in a fun way.
Thank you someone who actually understood the movie
Finally somebody that understand.
@@maya_yaser what? No, I know the message is very clear and I understand it, but I'm glad to see someone that also understands.
camii _ isn't it obvious?
@@lawnmowerdude well, some people(especially Karens) says that the message It's confusing or bad, and this comment is the opposite. There's dumb people but the ome who made the commment Is not.
A Willoughby: *breaths in oxygen*
The dad: your mother can't knit
Ik right
Lol that’s so true
yeah makes sense to me
The should be two of these “ and an !
His name is FATHER HOW DArE YOU
the willoughbys intro: "if you love stories about families that stick together, and love eachother through thick and thin and they all lived happily ever after...this isn't the film for you, okay?"
a series of unfortunate events: *excuse me.*
True lol. When I was watching the movie I was getting excited because of the asoue references.
It’s the narration.
asoue: *stares unfortunately*
funnily enough that last one did happen.
It’s so funny, I actually did the same thing in referencing the intro to A Series of Unfortunate Events 😹😹
“You’re not gonna cry watching this movie”
Me, who cried watching the movie:
👁👄👁
Same... I cried A LOT. Especially on that moment where the kids got sent to different families and "Nanny" was moving away. And I also cried (A lot more this time) on that part where they vere coming to rescue their parents... The thought that their parents don't love them kept bothering me, until the "fake hope" moment, where I was just like "Aw! They love them!", but then... I CRIED EVEN MORE...
(And the snow was reminding me of Ukraine - my home country, where I used to live.)
I felt like crying during the fake-tragic ending
a s c e n d e d c a t SAmE
Alex Luna that’s face is ugly it makes me want to Gauge my eyes out
I was crying cause the way the parents act was relatable (as the oldest child) since Tim always got the blame, for everything that went wrong wether or not it was his fault.
something i like is that they dont try to justify the abusive ways of the parents! the kids arent ever told to forgive their parents and that's great
i also like how even after their realization at the end, the parents are still dirtbags.
because people don't automatically change when you show them the error of their ways.
I agree...it made me uncomfortable
watch the movie, they do try to forgive their parents
@@joe-lq6jz they do, but they do it out of the kindness of their hearts. There's no pressure for them to forgive their parents, and that's much appreciated
Side track, but what part of Epic Mickey is your picture from?
I like how the parents hate the kids so much that even after they thaw them out of ice and save them from dying they still hate them
Parents legit just left their kids out to freeze to death lmao.
SPOILERS NOOOOOO
ScoopyDoo why are you watching this vid if you haven’t watched the movie then?
I dropped my uwu sorry It’s a review of a movie with no spoilers, so I want to make sure it’s good.
ScoopyDoo ok don’t look in the comments then I guess
This movie looks like a child of coraline and a series of unfortunate events
That's what I thought. I think that's why I liked the movie lol.
Yes lol
Coraline scared me as a kid and still scares me today so I've only watched the whole movie once
@@ButterPecan37 I've watched It like 91838282 times and my brother was scared too when he was 6 but now he's 9 and doesn't care anymore.
Never thought I'd see a comment about a series of unfortunate events, in fourth grade my teacher would read the book to the class after evening session or whatever
Tim, Jane, and Barnabys A and B: *exists*
Mother: I C A N ‘ T K N I T
Odong Odong 69th like
YOUR MOTHER CANT FRICKING KNIT
The Children: (literally fucking try to take a molecule of glucose to their cells so they can survive as human beings)
Father: *"YOUR MOTHER CAN'T F U C K I N G KNIT YOU WASTES OF OXYGEN."*
*YOUR MOTHER CAN'T KNIT*
*G O T O T H E C O A L B I N*
Those parents, tho...
They were like an evil version of *Mr. and Mrs. Addams.*
Morticia and Gómez?. Yeah I thought the same thing while watching the movie
@@jennyferrodriguez7910 Right?! And God, we need more wholesome and funny movies like this gem, enjoyable for both, kids and grown-ups! Loved the adult humor and their cartoonishly funky design.
What called my attention was the slight and intentionally choppy animation à la stop motion... I'd like to know why the chosed that style, similar to the one used for that Spider-man animated movie.
It also felt like A Series of Unfortunate Events.
Can you be more evil than the Addams though?
@@m0j026 The Addams are ANYTHING but evil, dude: they are misunderstood for their dark humor and we love them for that.
The parent's whole problem could have been fixed by a list of things
1. pull out game
2. birth control
3. not being horn dogs
1 and 3 never work.
4. Set them up for adoption
5. Abortion...?
The parents probably didn't know birth control was a thing considering they never went into the modern world.
6. vasectomy
The whole movie is basically about kids trying to kill their parents
Exactly, and it's unnerving to me.
#explainafilmplotbadly
@@mosq880 well I wouldn't say badly, that's practically the whole movie lol
@@derpyliciousmiku exactly
Explaining a film plot badly is another way of explaining it
( put an italic font on another
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) )
But yeah
#Relatable
i like how the message isn't "bad people become good because you ask them very nicely"
it does real life stuff with abuse, and how not everyone's going to change when they are told error in their ways
It made me really uncomfortable when the father did his weird neck thing.
RIGHT!?! Like holy fuck what was it!? Was a purr? A growl?
Their existence made me uncomfortable
The way they called each other mother and father made me really uncomfortable
it’s a dolphin lmao
THE GURGLE OF HELL FATHER
Likeable vvillains : * exist *
The Willoughby parents : We don't do that here
I can literally imagine them saying that! Wtf?
IKR!?
I like them as villains but i i want them to die.
This lady with white hair is very likable for villain
*_this isn't the flim for you okay_*
I distinctively remember audibly complaining:
“I swear to god if this is another one of those shitty movies where ‘family is everything’ I’m gonna be pissed.”
I was extremely happy that I was wrong.
I like how the children have red on top and green/brown as their color scheme while the nanny is vise versa with green/brown on top and red on bottom
It's a small detail brought up, but it really helps flesh out the designs more.
I think The LEGO Movie started that trend of “highly stylized” CG animated films. I remember being convinced it was stop-motion the first time I saw it and being amazed when I looked it up and found out it wasn’t.
It's _NOT_ !?
I thought it was stop motion too.
There are some parts that they did with real life legos.
Yeah, the smoke and hair textures make you confirm the "stop-motion" style
Rogue Cheney It is stop motion
i love how tim just popped outta his mom at the beginning of this movie
And do forget the splat sound too
I like how’s she just unphased by having given birth.
KawaiiSassySweet how unrealistic
and shes just like
ew the hecc is that?-
It was definitely more of a splat
“You’re not going to cry,”
Excuse me?! Have you not met an easily emotional person? I cried in the middle of it when they learned Tim called the Orphan Services
S P O I L E R S!
Plot Twist: When the Willoughbys were frozen in that ice, they actually died there, cold and alone, and were taken to heaven with that candy man guy and the nanny to a land where they will feel loved. It's actually a bit depressing with that twist.
That hit is so deep.. Now that I think about it..
I was thinking the same when Tim started walking towards Jane and neither Jane nor the Barnabys were shivering like Tim was. I was like, "They totally just died and now he's going to join them... the cat was just a herald of death all along."
Yeah that makes sense to me too, but the credits show they grew up, and the fantasy is just all over the place so
I get it. The part we’re Jane sings was very “covering up death”
I really like these twists because they bring a dark change to the story but if you actually watch the credits scene well they do actually live
I have a theory about the style-
It looks stop motion, and if you notice all air/hair effects look like yarn. Mother is always yelling about how “she can’t knit.” I think this is symbolic for the unit a family is supposed to be. However, when mother can’t knit, it represents how she can’t keep a family together.
FlavorV FlavorV WAIT A MINUTE
@@cheesecurds2659 I THINK I LEFT MY CONSCIENCE IN THE
WAIT A SECOND
They were terrible parents her knitting obsession was more of a child to her then her own kids. Might wanna reword your theory
Hayln Anna how can a hobby be a child?
"You're not gonna cry from this movie"
*Me, a crybaby who teared up after Jane finished her song and the kids were hugging each other as they slowly froze to death:* A-are you sure?
Midnight Stream I bawled not once, but several times
Midnight Stream *FOR REAL*
Sooooooo
That's a spoiler I guess
A pretty big one
Okay, well, no point in watching the movie then.
@@undefinederror40404 bruh
You cant watch a review of a movie and get mad about spoilers
Like
Duh
I personally couldnt get over the autotune or how little jane earned her central role fpr that point.
I thought that the relationship with the nanny was wayyyyy to fast pasted and underdeveloped. It was very fast pasted but enjoyable
I like to think it was because the children never had anyone validate them and give them affection. Even though Tim and the twins resisted her love at first, they were still won over.
I kind of wish we had just another minute for her to continue to be like "wtf cOaL bIn!?!?"
Paced
@@justhaden3825 sorry
@@justhaden3825 yea like they should have have her more time to be upset over it not just go *A BABY?!*
I feel like no one is talking about how janes singing voice sounds so auto tuned
@Antasma X lol same tbh. I thought of Alessia Cara when I heard Jane sing.
@Antasma X I looked it up and yeah it is her. I'm surprised her name isn't listed on Netflix where it says "starring". Regardless, she did a remarkable job.
Fun fact alessia cara send a recording of her voice when she got sinus infection for i choose you song.
Rolf yep lol
@Antasma X yeah, kinda like Alessia Cara mixed with Grace Vandeervall
Last time I was this early, Saber wasn't a furry.
I've never been this early.
I was rickrolled by your pfp
Ey THIS time. Its this TIME
We'll wait next time for furry content
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@@AxxLAfriku What were you smoking before writing this. Ive seen youve done similar comments on his other videos as well.
Son of a*#$#!
A love how the style of the film is cgi yet has a stop motion feel to it .
Basically like the Lego Movie choppy style.
And i'm pretty sure as the movie goes on,the smoother it became,signifying that the family was getting along better and better with other characters
@@lordofshades9852 ooh that’s a really nice touch!
One thing I loved about this movie is the consistency in how the parents treated their kids, everything down to their names was fine tuned to their parents' attitudes.
The childrens' names do not reflect their characters in the slightest way and are reflections of their parents abuse. Tim is Tim, never Timothy, it is a simple, vaguely formal name that can can be yelled easily while knitting. Jane is about as simple as a girl's name can get, plain Jane, and while Barnaby is incredibly formal and mildly unusual the parents didn't bother to think of a second name, calling both their sons the same.
I enjoyed the movie but I can’t get over the thought of the parents looking like siblings with the identical hair colors, really made all their ‘romantic’ scenes uncomfortable to sit through....
IKR
Reasons cartoons do that is so you can tell they are a couple for example, like some of the Simpson couples they do that.
I started to wonder were they related when I noticed both of them had the same yarn type hair
I was thinking that the Willoughbys (in this case the parents) performed incest to make them, the whole movie. It was also pretty weird they called eachother mother and father so I was like "they're siblings are they"
My exact thoughts when I was watching!
The willoughby children literally send their parents to Vietnam: the movie
me:*FLASH BACKS OF THE VIETNAM WAR*
WATA! ZORDS? [official] THERE IN THE TREEEEEES
Bombs every where.
Uh oh stinky
When there is no views and one comment, so you can’t binge read. *the problem with being faster than light is always being in darkness*
When people comment first and edit their comment before you can read the replies
Lmao
r/iam14andthisisdeep
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That's bullshit
When you mentioned Louis Lowry I was like “Why does that name sound so familiar?” And then I remembered that she wrote THE GIVER! ONE OF MY FAVORITE BOOKS OMG ❤️
THE GIVER SERIES IS TOP NOTCH
@@weallknowthat6582 Right?
OMG The Giver is really good!! It's one of my favorite books!
YESSS I LOVE THE GIVER! I just saw the willoughbys tonight and want to read the two books!
I love that book!
Everyone in this movie is a bad driver
Ikr, even peppa pig characters can drive! PEPPA PIG!!! Dude, their driving is getting its ass kicked by peppa fricking pig!
Nobody:
Any of the Willoughbys: we cant drive
It's literally like that
Timothy: *crossing a road*
The drivers: *WEE-OH SCRAATCH STIRRR KABOOM STIRR URAAAH AAAAAH*
Soooooooo
You’re NOT gonna mention the time where Tim says that he hated how Jane gets him into trouble while they eat meatloaf while he goes suffer in loneliness?! I really feel bad for Tim! That scene was so short!
What about Melanoff? He has a backstory,though it's hidden
Lord of Shades i read the book just because of this movie, the movie literally rewrote the story , its beautiful and had a nice ending but how rushed everything was made clear of how unfinished it felt because it distanced itself from the book so much.
@@bettycharms then again,we don't know how much time they were allowed,also, I don't mind if it changes things from the book,it adds some uniqueness which is good (I loved Ruth,so tiny and cute) but I didn't mean the Melanoff from the book,I meant from the movie,if you oay attention tonthe T.V screen when they're feeding Ruth oats,you can see some things,like him possibly javing a wife at one point
Lord of Shades in the book , mr melanoff story is so sweet , and he is actually human, in the movie they had no time for him ,only some easter eggs. Like if you paid attention to the movie ,when the kids run towards the factory they pass a bus with an ad for the lickety twist ,which is a nice nod to the book story but still ,feels like something that ended up being underused.
@@bettycharms yeah,I kinda agree with that,and with the entire section where they booby trap the house also feels rushed
As I watched the end of the movie yesterday (was it really yesterday when I watched it?), I found myself saying, “If these parents get a redemption arc at the end, I’m going to be LIVID.” And right when it looked like they were about to...I became even more happy about the ending.
To me, this would be a perfect movie to show adopted kids. It shows that a family is made of people who want each other, not just who is related to each other. My heart broke for Tim every time he tried denying Linda, because that’s so typical of an older child who just wants their original family back. But she never gave up on him, which eventually wins him over.
While the movie was a bit cheesy in some parts (my gosh, the freakin SONG), I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought it would. I wouldn’t mind watching it again, and I wouldn’t mind recommending it to a few people. On a rating scale, I’d give it a 4/5.
The minute they started implying a redemption arc, with Tim saying they needed their parents just so the kids could stay together, I KNEW the parents were going to screw them over. There was no way they were going to end with the moral of the story being "it's alright to stay in an abusive home to be with your family," (though it did make perfect sense for Tim to have that mindset at that moment, with the hope of things improving).
It made their death a lot more satisfying though.
@@AllyGatorAnimatorFunny that it ends with a "fuck you PLOT TWIST" type of ending
The pacing was a little too fast at times, but it was a really good movie. I’m glad the parents got what they deserved and the kids weren’t victim-blamed. Sometimes people blame child abuse and neglect... on the kids for just existing! Lol
One of the children: *breathes*
Mother: *father I can’t knit*
Father: YoUr MoThEr CaN’t KnIt
qɐɹuɐqʎ/barnaby
You know what this movie actually reminds me of? When you start to grow up, you become 11ish-12-13, and you start realizing you can't enjoy family cartoons movies anymore, and you start plotting a diferent movie in your head basically while you watch the movie, more edgier more dark more "complex", and this movie is basically that, but in a good way, ngl, in the best way it could have been.
Elgeko k i really recommend reading the book then , its way more serious and the fun moments are way more subtle and sweet than that sugar rush of a story , because its a totally different story.
It's been years, YEARS
since we got a kids movie based on a children's book
Bluu Bandette boss baby
@@smoothsashimi7048 A GOOD movie.
Ahem,crazy rich asians
@Tony The Grinch, i know it's not good but that's all i could think of
Tony oof sorry for the misunderstanding TwT
Well there's a theory that the children actually died on the mountain that day.
When the Nanny and commander Melanoff appeared it was just Jane's last thoughts about the "one last what if".
😔😭😔
O.k, something I noticed is that a lot of people would consider Tim as a controlling paranoid child. But, the reason he is like this is he never had anyone to take care of him and had to take care of his siblings as well. The reason he has such a distrust for the nanny is because all of the grown ups in his life were abusive and he feels that he can't trust anyone but himself. His character seems a lot more sad and mature.
-The parents suck
-Jane sucks, she pins blame on her brother and doesn't even care when he gets locked in the coal room and she doesn't even help him escape (Multiple times also made him apologize when he wasn't a culprit)
-the twins are great
-the nanny is amazing
-cat is best boi
There is a cat? Why has nobody else mentioned *that* yet?!
i think the reason Jane didn't help her brother is because she was used to this and din't know it was wrong. if ou remember they never really left the house so they only knew the thing their parents taught them (which was nothing)
Also Jane is a literal abused child. She doesn't suck for being a child in an abusive household trying to survive in the best way she knows how
I love the cats best character
@@undefinederror40404 The cat is the narrator
I really like the stylized animation, but the movie kinda annoyed me with how many times it felt like it was going to end. Also the sister never apologized, and just mentioned it when he apologizes. Also it has the cliche delegation of characters, but still a good movie
It also had so many plot lines happening in such quick succession! First the orphan baby, then the kids trying to get rid of their parents, then the nanny, then the people trying to buy the house, then the orphanage workers, then the kids gotta go get their parents back...
I liked the animation too, but I was honestly dissapointed with the character development...
@gotobed Doesn't mean that make it any good either, and that's the problem with the movie.
@@mimicmey That's my main problem with the movie: there are so many plotlines together they aren't developed to each one's full extent. I guess it was like that in the book, but I feel they could have done a better job if they cutted some of them. I enjoyed the rest of the movie though.
I did cry. :'(
It was when they were taken away by Orphan Services. It reminded me of when DSS came and took my younger siblings and I away. They didn't tell us where we were going and we were separated. And the constant running away from foster homes was something my little brother did, because he had never been away from any of us before. The just existing that Jane was doing was me in my group home. And even though that whole thing in the movie was fast and didn't last long, it was still very sad to see.
So sorry 😞
This movie seems like a tamer version of A Series Of Unfortunate Events, and I love that! I’ll definitely check this out! (Also if you haven’t watched ASOUE then watch it if you are into dark dramas/comedies)
1:22
Everyone: Bron
Me, an intellectual: *_B o r n_*
LMAO
You just took a massive L, my dude
Gonza Bruh xD
yeah but what the fuck is your profile pic
It’s a joke take it
A Willoughby: *Exists*
The Dad: “Ugh! Your mother can’t knit!”
The characters are so likeable too. Like, even the parents, they were so exaggerated in everything they did, I physically couldn't hate them.
Saber: *says movie wont make you cry*
Me: *crying when girl starts singing at the end*
ArtZom-B A Romantic Song dedicated to her biological brother 🎵
K M you know there’s such thing as caring for your siblings, loving them as family yknow
and platonic love
the song was meant to show that jane loves her brother as family- it’s not incestious
you missed the whole fuckin point of the song lmao
@@KM-vq1vy The Fuck?
KORROSIVE GHØST I looked at that dudes profile picture then it started to make way more sense
Me too, Alessia Cara has a beautiful voice
The dad made me uncomfortable. Like REALLY uncomfortable.
I'm sorry if this is a stupid question but are you talking about the biological dad or the candy maker guy?
(I forgot his name.)
Mya Edelman. -Breaking Down The Stigma! I was talking about the bio dad cause of the weird throat thing , but they honestly both creep me out. They don’t even explain the candy guy! He’s just red and dresses like a candy guy and... that’s it
The parents look so alike I couldn’t stop thinking they were brother and sister. Especially with the whole red headed family “We are Willoughby’s thing. Which makes them creepier!
Yeah welcome to the "oh god Martin Short stop making throat noises" club
talkingmongo0se
They also mention at one point that all willoughbys including the girls have mustaches and they show photos of the previous family’s where both of the parents have mustaches
I'm flat-out EXCITED right now!!!
In high school, my friend said her dad was an animator. He came in, did a demonstration for my art class, and helped me pursue animation as a career (in college one of my professors said they knew him too!) Lord won't you know it, 5 years later I see you talking about him on your channel!!!
I nearly forgot about him until today. ♥
Chris Pearn is a delightful soul and is full of energy. Thank you for helping me remember that moment.
I should reconnect with my old friend and congratulate her and her Dad on the Netflix movie. ♥
I actually cried at the end with the sister’s ghostly song and the brother desperately running to be with them as they died. That hit hard
Damn, netflix is kicking some serious ass in the animation department these past few years.
I honestly thought it was another generic kids film but upon watching it, I was so immersed into it and the characters were likable and the animation was unique. Would watch again
This movie had me on the edge of my seat the WHOLE time. The humour was INCREDIBLY fast-paced, there were a lot of dark moments that happened pretty quickly, and every scene was so unpredictable and nonsensical and- I just loved it😂
Me: *watches begging of the movie*
* hears splatter*
*dad walks out with tim as a baby*
Me: WHA-
i hate jane's autotune voice when she sings,
movie seems to hate tim,
The Barnaby's are the best characters,
thats it, movie is fine
thank you for visiting my review
Yeah I hate how often Tim gets just beaten down when he makes the most sense as a character in that situation out of all three of the kids but everyone else is fine so the movies good
The sister character was definitely annoying, she only sang one song and that got annoying
While I was watching that's all I kept pointing out XD "Hey!! I actually like tim!" "Gosh dangit I hate the autotune and why just 1 song da heeck" "I LOVE BARNABYS"
soda bottle _ plus she got Tim in trouble constantly and when he called her out later in the movie she just kinda didn’t apologize and got angry at Tim because he didn’t trust the nanny
@@mobslayer3168 I agree, the kid got abused because of her bs and he got antagonized JUST TO TRY AND KEEP THEM ALL SAFE and when he tells her she got him in trouble most of the time she says 'ok I forgive you' BUT DIDN'T EVEN APOLOGIZE
4:28 when you mentioned that I got the whole memory back in my head when my Mom came in the room and heard the mating call thingy and thought I was watching...well...y’know...and she snatched my phone and saw it and gave me a weird look and gave me my phone back. I was laughing so hard 😂😂😂😂😂
That's too funny😂
I think it was more like a purr? Because the way the throat was like moving- Idk
I thought it sounded like a platypus
I cant wait until I reach the mom level where I'd REALLY believe my kids were watching porn shamelessly in front of me 😂😂😂
The Netflix subtitles called it a “purr”😂
The Barnabys have Wallace smiles
*"Evening Gromit."*
Yellow Pikmin88 yeah they do, whats saber gonna say next? The Barnabies were created by the person who made Wallace?
Yo I only watched it so I can hear the Cat talking. He's chill.
The twins are the best part. Kinda reminded me of Bob's Burger's.
Saber: Fun energy...
*Scene shows the Agents of Orphans coming to in the house*
@@adriana944 yeah, pretty much.
The main thing I didn’t really like about it is how often the same tune is played
I really enjoyed it, but was quite surprised at how dark it got at some points. Not that it worked against the film in anyway but I was just surprised
I can’t say I was a huge fan, I loved the style but I feel like the candy man, and nanny all kind of felt under developed. The candy man and Ruth especially felt like they were just there for plot purposes. I wish they would have explored the orphan services and the nanny’s character more. I completely agree that it was vary fast pace at the end, it almost felt rushed, like they had too many points and things they wanted to get in and they started to run out of time. I felt like if I zoned out for a second I would end up missing half the story.
Maggie Smith right? Like cut the twins, the baby, the nutcracker. They don’t have a purpose other than being there
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Maggie Smith I agree, I also think the film has an issue with tone with it trying to have Dark humor with the parents bad behaviour and the kids plan to get rid of their parents and then the film tries to be all whimsical with the Nanny who feels like Mary Poppins and the Commander's candy factory
@@widdershinnz you cant drop the twins, they were the best part of the movie!
The Barnabys were GREAT
Those parents...
I swear to god I though they'd learn to be good with their children at the end, but the more the cat told us, the more I was thinking "You know? Screw it, they are the worst and won't change."
"You're not gonna cry from this film most likely"
Me who cried in Jane's "One last what if" and her song at the end: ...
Haven’t seen the movie yet, but just this gave me huge “James and the Giant Peach” movie vibes
Same, I can't believe that no one is getting the same vibes. I'm getting them so strong.
“James, that peach fellows parents are eaten by a hippo.”
“Thought it was a rhinoceros.”
@@electricspinel9047 yea I was going to say they referenced that
I love it how the kids thought it was a good idea to drop a baby off at an isolated Candyman's factory.
1:31 Is it just me or do they look like twins?
Oh God no
Irl reveal?
All throughout the movie I remarked how much I liked Jane's voice and didn't realize it was alessia Cara until I heard her singing the ending credits song. I think she did a great job.
Mandark be like: Dee Dee
Tim be like: Mou stache
(Only people who've watched the movie will get the joke.)😋
“You’re not gonna cry from this movie.”
Me, watching the film thinking that the kids died when they lit up: yeeeaaaah about that-
If you think about it, this movie us dark because at the end when they save their parents and it looks like they were going to have a hug, the parents shiver them away and leave then to die. That is so evil and that was terrible to witness because you have these four kids who risked their lives to save these weird stick good for nothing parents and mother and father just steal their ride leave.
Not to mention crash it
@@blobydude420productions4 right?!
At least they died at the end.
@@ripcillmillchannelabandone4661 I mean they got eaten but they probably are still alive knowing that at the end, I think father said, "oh no". They probably just swallowed *ALIVE* and got spitted out for tasting bitter. :>
Wait, it was a shark that ate them, so they possibly could have drowned.
*Him:* “Your not going to cry from this film”
*The tears streaming down my face at the sad fake ending:* 👁 👄 👁
I actually really enjoyed this movie, the twins were great and I liked that the parents just fricking ditched the kids and flew away, only to be killed by sharks
As someone with the last name Willoughby, my family and I thought this movie was actually pretty unsettling.
Damn last time I was THIS early “GROSS” was still a meme
Loss?
You just gave me such a blast of nostalgia that I think I have whiplash-
😂😂😂 Honestly-
g r o s s
Didn't Lois Lowry write "The Giver"
Yep. He also wrote 3 sequels that expand on the lore.
@@cressothegrey4354 "she"
@@cressothegrey4354 thanks
@@cressothegrey4354 I hated the Giver until I read the sequels. Gathering Blue was actually one of my favorite books.
@@Wandervenn thereseca sequal is it just called giver 2?
"you're not gonna cry, most likely,"
me, having cried at least twice throughout the movie:
I love how Saber was like “most likely you won’t cry with this movie”
.....I cried.
Just watched like 2 minuites ago...
Stalker?
Edit: saber stalker
Saberstalk
Stalkerspark
Yea that
To be honest I just watched it, I went on youtube planning on searching a review... Then this was the first video popped in my recommended, no joke I was shook.
1:33 Saber looks just like the guy and they even have the exact same pose 😂
i was thinking thaaaaaat
Honestly I loved the texture and character design.
Edit: Also has a stop-motion feels
This film reminded me a lot of Coraline. It has a similar art style and gives of slightly dark vibes.
i enjoyed it! it's funny how it's so casual. it's just like "these kids wanna kill their parents lol".
I think the best part of this movie is how they portrayed the abusive and neglectful parents, and how not all people like that will change. They didn't give them a "sudden change of heart happy ending" like every other child's movie would do. And for me, this is like the first time that has been portrayed in a kid's film like ever. And that is so incredibly Important, beyond words.
Nobody:
No one:
Not even the Alissa Cara:
Me: *in the corner crying to the song 'I chose you' from the movie*
I wish they kept "SHUSH YOUR SHUSHER!" in the movie. I love that line.
I kinda teared up at the end. I know that Netflix wouldnt actually do that in children's film(I dont want to spoil it for once) but it was actually pretty sad
Best character is the cat narrator...simply because of that awesome *AWESOME* British accent!!! It sounds so AWESOOOOOME !!!
Jinhunter Slay yep a cat narrator that’s can TELEPORT, watch the movie and you will see what I’m on about
I meant to look for a video analysis on this a while ago, because something that really threw me (in a good way) was the portrayal of abuse. I thought the parents' abuse was just going to be played for laughs because of how cartoonish it was, but then the reality really struck with how the babysitter reacted to hearing about the coal box. I'd write a lot more but don't have the time lol, I just wanted to bring that up because it hit me really hard for some reason.
I thought it was weird how the parents looked as if they came from the same gene pool...
What was up with that?
They are both Willoughbys so S W E E T H O M E A L A B A M A
Grandma and grandpa willoughby..might've been.. _one of those_ families,you know..
The ones whom would rather have their children marry to certain people with _the same last name,than..marrying into their own bloodline_
Or possibly,these _parents_ probably were disowned from their original families (for.._obvious reasons_ ),got married young and ran off to start anew away from them,apparently
They are imitating the centuries-old tradition of the European royal houses: marry your cousin to keep everything in the family.
Everyone in the family has the same red hair, going back generations. It is not explored in the movie for obvious reasons, but I'm pretty that when Mother and Father met, they called eachother Brother and Sister.
OriginalPiMan No wonder they don't look/act modern though..
SaberSpark: "The ending isn't something to cry about"
My over-emotional ass: thEY BECAME THE IMPERFECT PERFECT FAMILY! (╥﹏╥)
Also when Tim started acting super depressed, my brain immediately went "I wonder if there's fanfics where he kills himself" and I will kill whoever is responsible for my mindset.
Nonononono tumblr is going to find you an
I actually haven't checked for fanfics yet. Thanks for the reminder.
Something tells me I made a grave mistake
Thanks for reminding me lmao.
@@mr.m5488 And you have my friend...
Me and my sister absolutely loved this movie, as teenagers we felt like we could really connect with the movie and how it plays out is amazing to us.
Also we made such a joke around our house shouting “I can’t knit”. Cause for some reason that sentence from the mother was hilarious to us xDDD
My brain throughout the whole movie: *are their parents siblings?*
It's interesting seeing more and more stylized animation that isn't like for the sake of being artsy and deep. Like, it's like animation studios way to just flex their skills. Like, "Yeah we made this film just aimed towards kids. Yeah, we also made it look super-unique looking and like it's out of a story-book" Like, the Trolls series I'd say fits this idea well. It's made directly for kids but it uses such a unique art-style that's fairly difficult to animate and render (I would compare it to Kirby's Epic Yarn or Yoshi's Wooly World; it's just an art-style you just want to touch and feel the textures), but it also appeals more to a young audience. The earliest film I could really think of that started that trend of kid's animation that looks phenomenal that's not just standard Disney, Pixar, or even Dreamworks would actually be Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs. It looks and feel like an old cartoon. Another example would probably be the Lego Movie, where it looks and feels like stop-motion even though it's not. From what I saw from the trailers, this movie looks like something between that. Where it looks and feels like an old cartoon but also looks and feels like stop-motion.
My favorite character was the cat because HE'S SO FREAKING CUTE ❤️
Candy Rhodes voices by the one and only Ricky Gervais
Did you watch the post-credits scene? That will change everything
@@juuliejan2990 I'm not sure could you remind me
JUULIEJAN that doesn’t change anything
Jane's song thing throughout the whole movie was so repetitive like, it REALLY got on my nerves
Ikr, if it wasn't autotuned I wouldn't mind it as much but they couldn't get a real singer I guess. -_-
I know, It’s like they spent all budget on animation and casting that they could only afford one song and they stuck with it the entire time
@@ilikebeanies3499 the singer is a real singer lol aleissa cara played jane. as far as i know, that's just how her voice sounds
Jane: (Sings)
Jane 2 hours later: (Sings!)
Jane 8 hours later: (SINGS!!!)
Me: God, is this movie gonna be a musical? Quick, nuke Jane before it gets to that point!
Fairly certain that was the point. Every time she tried to sing that song she was stopped, yelled at, distracted, etc. She finally got her song out when it mattered most.
"You're probably not going to cry at this movie"
YOU UNDERESTIMATE ME SIR
You underestimate my powers!