First Time Watching Disney's *BROTHER BEAR* Was Better Than I Thought!
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- Hope You Enjoy My First Time Watching Brother Bear. I Will Say Brother Bear Is A Underrated Disney Movie. From This Movie Reaction To Brother Bear You Se Alot Of Things That Show It Blew Me Away! #FirstTimeWatching #BrotherBear #MovieReaction
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Brother Bear Movie Description:
Kenai (Joaquin Phoenix) is a young Indian brave with a particular distaste for bears. When his brother Sitka (D.B. Sweeney) is killed by one, Kenai in turn kills the bear, only to be magically transformed into one himself. To make matters worse, his other brother Denahi (Jason Raize) vows to kill the bear Kenai has become. Kenai's only hope is a magical mountain where he believes he can be changed back to a human, and he enlists a real bear cub, Koda, to get him there.
Brother Bear is a 2003 American animated musical fantasy comedy-drama film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures. The 44th Disney animated feature film, it was directed by Aaron Blaise and Robert Walker (in their feature directorial debuts) and produced by Chuck Williams, from a screenplay written by Tab Murphy, Lorne Cameron, David Hoselton, and the writing team of Steve Bencich and Ron J. Friedman. The film stars the voices of Joaquin Phoenix, Jeremy Suarez, Rick Moranis, Dave Thomas, Jason Raize (in his only film role), and D.B. Sweeney. Brother Bear follows an Alaska native boy named Kenai as he pursues a bear and kills it, but the Spirits, incensed by this unnecessary death, change Kenai into a bear himself as punishment.[3] In order to be human again, Kenai must travel to a mountain where the Northern lights touch the earth.
The film was the third and final Disney animated feature produced primarily by the Feature Animation studio at Disney-MGM Studios in Orlando, Florida; the studio was shut down in March 2004, not long after the release of this film in favor of computer animated features. The film, which was released in the United States on November 1, 2003, received mixed reviews from critics and received a nomination for Best Animated Feature at the 76th Academy Awards, losing to Pixar's Finding Nemo. The film grossed $250 million against a $46 million budget. A direct-to-video sequel, Brother Bear 2, was released on August 29, 2006.
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Unpopular opinion: This is a way better sibling story than Frozen.
Of definitely ❤
I kinda agree
This needs to be the popular opinion
Yes
both are good in their own way.
One aspect i really love about Brother Bear is that there’s no villain. Denahi isn’t out for revenge because he’s a bad guy, but because he wants to redeem himself and kill the bear responsible for killing both his brothers…unaware that the bear he’s hunting throughout the movie is his younger brother. This is a pretty profound and ambiguous moral dilemma for a Disney animated movie and definitely ahead of its time.
The villain is the main character, Kenai. Who needs to learn love….thats the whole plot….did you miss it? He’s selfish and prone to anger and hate. He caused the death of his brother because of this, lead his other brain down a path of shame and loss. The movie is his process of learning love.
@@zzodysseuszzit doesn't make him a villain tho. He's not evil, he's not even a bad person. He's simply stupid due to his young age and arrogant. An anti-hero maybe, but definitely not a villain.
@@GlaswenVetathe antagonist*
@@rx3la the antagonist is someone who opposes the main character. Kenai IS the main character. I don't think the main character can be the antagonist.
Joaquin Phoenix, who voiced Kenai, lost his brother River in real life. According to the director, when they were recording Kenai's reaction to Sitka's death, Phoenix's performance was so raw and intense that much of it had to be cut for fear that it would upset kids too much.
I did know he was the voice actor and wow, thats why ive always felt the sadness when he screamed for Sitka
L director, that should have been in the movie. Love Arron Blaze though
@@lincolnpreuit6993they did similar supposedly in HP OoTF with Daniel Radcliffe because of how raw the emotions were that made cast members cry
I would love to see this😮😢
@@jasminejupiter. I understand why people want to hear it for the story, but I believe people need to deal with these things on their own sometimes.
This movie destroyed me as a child. When Koda finds out about his mother's death and when he cuddles her spirit I'm BAWLING
That shit gets me every time!!!!
That transformation scene… man. What a stunning blend of animation, choir, score, drama, heartbreak. I think one of the best moments is when Kenai is shocked and happy to see Sitka again, but Sitka can’t even be happy to see his brother again from the afterlife because of the wrong he did.
(i thought) everyone thinks this movie is lame so I was always embarrassed that I was so in love with the transformation scene. gives me full body chills every single time
it's nice to see other people who appreciate it too
Thats one of the reasons i love the northern light cause of how beautiful it was
@@indiesunflowersI was so surprised to see people didn’t like this movie. Shit is UNDERRATED
Best part about the movie is there was no antagonist. It goes to show you what happens if you let your emotions get the best of you
I don't know if you noticed, but when Kenai woke up as a bear, it goes full screen instead of having black borders around the screen. It symbolizes how Kenai becoming a bear is going to make him see things more clearly / that's his true life
Wow I never thought about it like that. I was wondering why that kept happening every time I watch this movie
OHHHH I always thought they forgot to edit the beginning or a glitch 😭😭
That's actually very interesting because the choir singing during his transformation is singing "Everything will become clear to you, when you see things through another's eyes" when translated.
I’ve seen people like Doug Walker complain about the "No Way Out" sequence because of the song that plays over Kenai telling Koda what happened. But honestly as a kid, I was so horrified that Kenai killed his mother that I didn’t *want* to hear whatever words he chose, because it was unimaginable. It was heartbreaking watching Koda’s face fall as he starts putting it together. That said, I’d happily accept a compromise where it’s just instrumental score instead of a song.
Imo having a scene where he actually says what happened would've been bad direction. We as the audience already know what happened so it's dumb and pointless to have him tell us again. I think it's harder hitting having the music that goes along with how Kenai feels, seeing their expressions, and getting little bits of dialogue. I'll never understand the people that dislike that scene.
Since when Doug Walker is a good reference?
@jimthecactus7425 Kenai's not telling the audience, he's telling Koda. The truth was already confirmed to the audience when Kenai pieced together the truth during Koda's story. Koda still doesn't know the truth of what happened to his mother.
Doug Walker is trash with his workers anyhow.
Cinema Therapy made a video just a few days ago with Aaron Blaise, the director of Brother Bear, and they talk about why that scene was done the way it was. Originally they just had Kenai tell Koda in a short dialogue without the song, but it felt too cruel to Koda so Aaron came up with the idea of the camera circling them with inset close-ups to show their expressions as needed. The song was added to illustrate the emotional impact on both of them without dragging out the unpleasantness of a small child being told his mother is dead and his best friend killed her. Personally I also wouldn't mind if it had been instrumental instead (the instrumental pieces in this movie are amazing), but maybe that on its own wouldn't have had the same impact for younger kids. Also, Phil really wanted to do another song.
To answer your question why Sitka brought them together: when Kenai fights Denai in the end and he loses to him, he gave up. He just said "please" but from his voice you can tell he is too tired to fight, done with everything. And then Koda drops in. He goes vigilant, wide awake and panicked. Sitka, as cruel as it is, wanted him to experience what Koda's mom experienced her last minutes. Because when Koda dropped in, he suddenly had a reason to fight, to move. To protect the one he loves: his little brother.
One of my favorite Disney movies ever. The animation, voice acting, and soundtrack are amazing. Absolutely nostalgic and you can't go wrong with Phil Collins singing for the music.
My too. I don’t care what anyone says about it being underrated. It’ll always be one of my favorites.
I agree with everything but phil collins. The song that played when the betrayal was revealed kinda ruined the moment for me
I still remember when part of the California Adventure park was modeled after this movie. This film is one of THE most underrated soundtracks, mostly because Phil Collins did the soundtrack.
Also, RIP to Denahi’s voice actor, Jason Raize. He would have been so amazing to see in other works.
Jason Raize was the original Broadway version of Adult Simba. And is on the on The Lion King Broadway Cast Recording.
Even as a Adult.. this movie never fails to make me reflect on life and simply cry. Between the beautiful animation with the only same animation being Treasure Planet, this has a special place.
This is truly a forgotten disney masterpiece. It's up there as one of my favorite Disney movies. The depths it goes into with grief and understanding others is truly beautiful
The Stitch Blooper got me 😂
brother bear is the most emotional and underrated disney animation movie ever, this movie was so so emotional and underrated i am including brother bear, the lion king and tarzan to best disney animation movies ever made, and plese man react to tarzan that is my best disney movie ever and the songs of phil collins are so great, we love you phil collins.
As a indigenous I absolutely love this moive! Every time I watch this I tear up in mostly every moment. Glad to see some CZcamsrs reacting to indigenous related films! Would love to see more reactions like this! I would really recommend Reservation dogs but not sure if Mell can do a series like that :(
Brother bear is one of my favorite movies, the imagery, the music, the message it’s all amazing and shouldn’t be overlooked by other Disney films.
this movie is the definition of "dont judge something before you know it" after this started giving alot more things chances instead of judging it before i got to understand it
Brother Bear is one of Disney that always hold dear to me ever since first time saw back in Kindergarten. The characters,music (i replay those song over and over), and the story are amazing and heck i rewatch this movie more than The Lion King
Sad Fact: The guy who voice Denahi is a stage actor for Simba in the Lion King Broadway. He die of s**cide one year after this movie release. R.I.P
Joaquins own brother died before he did this film and that's how they got him to do it. Plus when Kenai was admitting to koda about him killing his mom they did 2 versions where its just dailogue and a phil Colins sing over. U can prob guess which one they used
Brother Bear is an Underrated Disney Film that i truly loved! Animation, Characters, Story etc. Plus Phil Colins singing in this, you know you are going to get Feels. 😃🐻🐻💖
OMG same
There's a part I didn't like with Phil Collins's song narration; the part with Kenai telling Koda the truth about his mother. There's a deleted scene where Kenai tells Koda the story outright rather than having the song tell us how to feel, and it's so much better, especially when Kenai tells Koda, "I did something very wrong. I... I killed a bear."
@@sebastianemond5313I will never understand this opinion. We already watched what happened and had it shown that it was his mom confirmed. Going over the events again for a 3rd time is just plain dumb and treating the audience like they can't put it together themselves. We get all the emotion without having to waste time hearing it again so the scene feels more fresh.
@@jimthecactus7425 Hearing and feeling the emotion from the actors' performances *is better* than being drowned by manipulative music.
So many of these Disney bombs, or not ultra successful movies are what 2000s kids like myself grew up on. I really love this one. I remember an extra on the DVD where this person would carry his paints and canvases to national parks and make these 4:6 paintings that basically became the backgrounds for the movie. I really love the look of this. It's so unique, and even though it get's pretty heavy I saw it a lot growing up.
By far, one of the most underrated and under appreciated films from Disney. I remember seeing this in theaters when I was little. Looking back, I love it just as much now as I did back then❤️
“And now, our feature presentation…”
Dang, that nostalgia hit!!😢😂😂😂
Mell won't stop surprising me with his movie picks cuz this was a childhood movie for me and always loved it for songs and siblings love.😁👍
This is one of my favorite movies of all time and I still tear up everytime when Koda finds out his Mom isn't coming home and when Koda hugs his Mom one last time.
"QUIT TELLING EVERYONE IM DEAD!!!" That got me 💀
22:30 dude I always sob!! And then your editor made me laugh. That was hilarious 😂
I got an ad after that and let it play as I laughed. Then it cut back and it hurt me again. 😢
As a little children the twist was huge! Mell figured it out the first 10 minutes 😏
An underrated Disney gem because I watched this movie over and over again as a kid on VHS, it showed me the importance of family and about bears in general 💕🎥🐻👧🏻. Also to answer your question at 3:35 my totem would be Crocodile because it's abut being able to have my emotions displayed accurately/appropriately 🐊
This was one of my top 10 movies as a kid!❤
With the animations and message as well as this being thrle first film to introduce me to a bit about Native American traditions its definitely something I've never forgotten.
I miss classic Disney ❤
Brother Bear is my favorite Disney movie of all time. My favorite Disney movie is always gonna be Brother Bear. I could watch Brother Bear a million times and never grow tired of it.
After rewatching the film, I understand why the totem of Love was shaped like a bear. I mean, of all of the animals Kenai meets, only the bears throw a celebration centered on friends and family - basically, love all around. It also demonstrates that, similar to how humans pursued bears, bears attacked humans in order to defend their loved ones. Let me just mention that Phil Collins' songs and soundtracks are truly outstanding in this film. I also enjoy the music. This film is a hella tearjerker and an emotional rollercoaster, I remember having many emotional and mental breakdowns as a child and that I still do as an adult. Phil, why did you go so hard with these soundtracks and songs? Phil Collins went absolutely hard with this soundtracks(and Tarzan). Phil is absolute Legend!
Brother Bear is also my favorite Disney movie too. I don’t care what anyone says about it being underrated😡 I’ll proudly defend it.
@@chelsearunyan Hell yeah. Brother Bear is one of Disney's most underrated films. This film needs more recognition. People can say anything they want about this film, but I know it was fantastic, Beautiful, Emotional and I will defend this film from negative reviews.
22:35 askin how many teared up right there bro I’m tearing up now just watching the clip 😂
The Stitch cameo had me rolling.
And I teared up with just the little bit of the song played.
The first transformation scene was the first time I was awestruck by the power of animation the music with the visuals still match perfectly to this day. My favorite Phil Collins song would have to be no way out from this movie.
I just watched a video that lists the people who voiced the characters in this movie. It also listed who sang the songs and I didn’t even realize that Tina Turner sang the opening and closing song.
I love that you added the "and now our feature presentation" bit. That gave me some nostalgia.
This was one of my favorite Disney movies. Great message,soundtrack on point. I still cry watching this.
I love Brother Bear it’s actually one of my favorite Disney movies.
this was literally my favorite movie growing up and is still one of my favorite Disney movies. So glad I saw you uploaded this. Woulda never expected it!
I love this movie so much, seeing Denahi go through grief just does something to me. People say Phil Collins ruins this movie but I actually like the music
edit: I'm also planning on getting a brother bear tattoo since it's my favorite disney movie, possibly the bear of love totem? What do you yall think?
I like the fact that the journey of Kenai's lesson took more than 3 days. The evidence is Denahi's beard. Some journeys took only days in animation movies.
Whoever said Phil Collin’s ruined a movie lied to ur face 😂 his musical comps will forever be a bop
People say Phil Collins ruins the movie???????
Oooh good idea! Get the old DVD there are good games on it like where u can discover ur totem, I got the Wolf for example, that would be an idea! At the end they show u what the totem looks like and the granny tells u something about it shortly, I love it
I think cinema sins did a video on brother bear and said that@@Starry_Joy
This movie will forever be in my heart 😭❤
Same here. This movie will always have a special place in my heart.
Same ❤😭
I’m in my 20s but the two animated things I still cry watching are Brother Bear and Avatar the Last Airbender
I don’t even remember crying when I watched them when they were released and I was really young but the older I get the more I cry when I watch them
Brother Bear is really underrated! It has a pretty stupid concept, but they managed to have fun with that concept and tried to make it as enjoyable as they can. I actually loved seeing Kenai hang out with Koda as if they’re brothers. It was pretty cute. I also really like the animation. There is quite a lot of beautiful animation.
Personally i love the concept of this movie but i do agree this movie is underrated. And the animation is beautiful i love the northern lights in this movie
I don’t think it’s stupid at all it message is actually really strong and it’s sad , and emotional, but satisfying in the end
It’s not a stupid concept it’s based on an actual belief system and traditions of a native group
It’s not true but it is actually based on stories past down
You dont understand the movie at all if you think its a stupid concept lol
I was literally tearing up watching you react to this. Brother Bear is one of my favorite Disney films of all time! I love reliving my childhood through your reactions! Now if you'll end up watching Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, Atlantis, Oliver and Company and Tarzan I'll be over the moon! 😍
The end credit fishing was definitely the best 😹🤣☠️
It doesn't matter how many times I've seen brother bear I always end up crying 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I love the story, the characters, the animation, and the songs, especially the songs sung by Tina Turner and Phil Collins.
I fr never noticed that was Tina Turner. Rest in Power Queen.
I absolutely love this movie because of the animation, music, and just all of it. It's been my favorite movie for as long as I can remember and probably always will be. I grew up an only child so seeing how Kenai found the family and brotherhood is just so beautiful because family doesn't start with blood. I like to think of it like this: the first family you have is your biological family and as you get older, you find a second family.
One's Totem is both the guiding spirit of your life and the representation of your truest being. Animals have different meanings in different cultures around the world and throughout history. The Bear represents love because it is an animal that's bonded with its family and is ferocious in protecting them, with the examples of the movie being a brother is bonded with their brother(s) and that familial connection ties them together throughout their lives and a mother bear that is deeply devoted and caring for her cub(s) and will do everything in her incredible power to defend and guide them.
This movie was so underrated for its time. It’s one of the last 2D Disney classics
Rip
Jason Raize 1975-2004
Harold Gould 1923-2010
Oscar Kawagley 1934-2011
Michael Clarke Duncan 1957-2012
Roger Ebert 1942-2013
Robert Walker 1961-2015
Joan Copeland 1922-2022
and Estelle Harris 1928-2022, Rodger Bumpass who plays Squidward on SpongeBob was additional vocals
Damn are these the casts of Brother Bear?
I'm so happy you enjoyed this movie. I've never once watched it without crying. It did great hitting you in the feels.
One of my favourite Disney no just movies in general of all time. It has a lot of great lessons in there just beautiful!
The aspect ratio changes when he becomes a bear as a visual reference to the fact he is seeing things differently now- basically forced to see form another’s perspective
Man this movie had my childhood in a chokehold
Crusty tail is hands down a worse insult than big nose LOL
There’s a deleted scene where it’s a sort of “pick your poison” sequence. Instead of Phil Collins singing during the confession, the deleted scene plays it out in real time. I kinda prefer the deleted scene (probably because I’m a masochist that likes discomfort), but again it’s a “pick your poison”.
Disney is known for going to countries in other places to get their animals and voices and dialect, right? It's pretty cool they went to hawaii for Li low and stitch and actually used hawaiian children's chorus group for some of their songs.😊
An amazing film! I was in a bad mood til i watched this so thank you Mellow🫡
In my opinion, this is one of babies with one of the best soundtracks, one of of course.😊🎉
Brother Bear is my number 1 favorite film of the Disney Post Renaissance
I adore this movie. I used to watch it so often. I even had the soundtrack on CD
9:56 it is, my lad. 🤣😂 I grew up watching that show too.
I want Disney to release an extended director's cut of Brother Bear EXCLUSIVELY to Disney+
brother bear is so underrated!!! it’s one my most favorite childhood movies! so i’m really glad that your watching/reacting to it! I hope you also watch the second one!
1:12 oh mell, i forgot, that's the late tina turner doing that singing voice for the song 'Great Spirits'.
10:38 growing up, I could never place why I liked this movie so much. But, now that I’m older, I get it. I, too, am an eldest sibling. If I had lost my siblings to the same cause, I’d be out for blood like Denahi (assuming I wasn’t there to lay down my life like Sitka, cause that’s my first choice). Denahi truly thinks he’s lost his brothers, he’s grieving and hurt and filled with anger. He isn’t a bad person, he isn’t evil, he’s just a grieving brother with a vendetta against the thing that took his brothers away. He’s the “antagonist” but he isn’t a bad person, which isn’t all too common in storytelling.
Can you watch spirit? It's has a great soundtrack and it's about a house fighting for his freedom. Honestly loved brother bear because of the song "I'll be on my way"
Watched this movie so many times since i was a kid and i dont think ive ever gotten through it without crying at least once
this movie is integral to Native culture and Native children, it's so good to see other people admiring it!!
21:11
Can they borrow your cave?
Me: dude don't give them any ideas lmao 🤣🤣🤣
This movie hits hard when you got brothers,man 🥺😭
Right off the bat I'll say that I lived with my grandmother for pretty much my entire childhood. I had this movie and Finding Nemo. That was it. They both were the delux editions and I spent years exploring every single thing both those DvDs had to offer. From the commentaries to behind the scenes, watching the entire movie hundreds of times. They even had games on the DvD. The Brother Bear one did have a game where you could take a sort of quiz to determine what totem you'd get, to answer your question at 3:36. I believe there was Salmon, Wolf, Bear, Eagle and 1 other that I cannot remember. I got Wolf.
Never got to see Brother Bear 2, but this movie along with Finding Nemo are ingrained into my life to the point I can recite this movie word for word.
That "featured presentation" takes me back when I was a kid
Same, somebody needs to make an ambient version of that music.
I teared up more than 7 times during this movie NGL.
But such a good movie.
on the DVD, there was also animated outtakes that they did, hilarious!
That one bear who was screaming was speaking Croatian
14:08 I use to see it all the time as a kid when I lived in Fort McMurray, we were so close you could actually hear the sky Crack as it passed over us 😊
The moose were scared of Kenai because bears eat moose.
This movie was always stunning to me, and I loved loved loved having representation. Music is unparalleled as well🎉
According to the totem quiz on the dvd, my totem is the wolf of empathy.
this movie is amazing my #1 childhood film and the sequel builds uppon the story even more i love both films
Brother Bear is such amazing movie.
Goated movie, story, characters, music, all of it 10/10
Dude, I loved this movie as a kid. The characters that stood out to me were the moose brothers, Rutt & Tuke. I heard there was a tv show that they were gonna do based off these two, but then they scrapped the idea.
That end credit thing was making fun of how often you have that in movies, I remember seeing a river runs through if and they specificly said, "No fish were harmed in the making of this movie." like DUDE you were going down a river in kayak's and such who knows how many fish you brained.
I've always had a soft spot for this movie. It gets a little messy in the middle but it's a good story overall.
Yessss. I suggested this a while ago, so glad you watched it!!
Northern lights are sometimes located in Canada and Norway. I mean I don’t know either. I want to see those too, because they are just so pretty especially in animation.❤❤
Great reaction as always, bro. I love what you do
One of my fav movies ever. Named my Dog Koda from this movie ☺️❤️
OMG I REQUESTED THIS THANK YOU
25:56 Jeeez, 20-some-years and I finally understand that connection. Seriously never made that connection before 😅🤯
Same, I was truly speechless
Given that I am indigenous Mexicano, we have a different totem system based on our birth month and day; mine is the Xoloitzcuintli dog, and through cross reference with Inuit tradition mine would be the bear as well though it would be of the protector not the one who leads by love
On the subject of Bears. Mello, I suggest you check out _The Edge_ (1997). Starring Anthony Hopkins, Alec Baldwin and the greatest animal actor of all-time, Bart the Bear.
Honestly Brother Bear is one of the greatest Disney movies ever it has a heartwarming story the music is brilliant❤️🌟❤️🌟❤️🌟
You weren't aware of what bears eat....I gotta say I'm surprised 😂
The editor's edits are just a cherry on top❤👌
A beautiful story of brotherly, love and forgiveness. Pulls at the heart strings for sure. YOU certainly have it in you to
Love and be caring . As for learning how to track,, don't think,you are a outdoorsy type of guy 😅. Hoie you enjoyed thanksgiving with your family . How is your furry family doing ? Untill the next one 💜
This film is amazing, so wonderful ❤
It is indeed such an amazing movie. I don’t care what anyone says about this movie.
W Story, W Characters, W Animations, just an overall W movie.