When u stop and think about it tho, you can logically understand why Asian immigrant parents are so in your face. 1) Chinese culture puts their entire future of ur parents on their kid’s back. They are financially responsible for their parents once a certain age hits. 2) On top of that, they’re raising this kid in a strange land that hates them and their children. Many Asian parents are just toxic. But many more, like Ming, are just living in a feardriven mindset. They don’t wanna control their kid for the sake of control, but because they are legitimately scared for their child to leave and get hurt, bringing everyone else down with them.
Kind of interesting, a therapist on RUclips said that Mei's mother having issues with her own mother, people often say they'll do better than their parents implying they'll do things differently, but subconsciously, they fail to realize they end up acting exactly like their parents. It reminds me of what Tarrlok said to Avatar Korra; "I thought I was better than my father, but his ghost still shaped me. I became a soldier of revenge, just like he wanted me to be. And so did my brother."
My dad says that you’re supposed to be better than your parents but he still hits us and we (particularly me) still get compared to our siblings which as I realized happened to him when he was my age because he has a ton of siblings and he’s the youngest of them and his dad was apparently nasty when he was younger because he has siblings that I’ve never met
They really had a scene of the dad cooking JUST to flex how far animation has come you gotta love it lol. And the fact that Pixar out here playing BOOTYLICIOUS ooh love IT.
Honestly I felt like the whole film was a flex to show good 3D "anime style" animation could look (sorry studio ghibli) and that they too can animated drool worthy food
2:47 The reason the food looks SO FRIGGIN' GOOD in this movie is because the director, Domee Shi, also directed Pixar's short film "Bao" about the little dumpling boy. They did a TON of research and work to make the food look as realistic as they could, without making it look gross... which is really hard to do with ground meat! And yet, they did it! If you haven't seen "Bao," I highly recommend it simply for its animation!
@@panda_07 Oh, I'm aware! That's why I said "short film," I just assumed people knew that meant it wasn't a full feature-length movie, but instead a short video. I have watched it on Disney+ several times, with my family. It made it tear up a little bit!
Yeah I was thinking when I saw the trailer "Is this an allegory for periods?" and thank goodness they were pretty upfront about it without needing to say the word Period
it's true that the mom was so overbearing and generational trauma doesn't excuse it but as kids we internalize things so differently. at least mei have friends that show her that her mom can be too much sometimes. and this is why we should do a lot of healing first before bringing children into the world because trauma can be a very subconscious thing and we pass it on to our children without realizing it
I get that the bully is jealous of Mei and that's why hes such a douche, but he had that °confrontation ° coming. Can't be picking fights and can't °handle the consequences. Plus his self Esteem is obviously low and hes taking that out on Mei the 'perfect' girl°. Especially with how no one would've wanted to come if Mei wasn't there. I get that kids would eventually bond over something so small as a boy band, but it doesn't erase everything he did ° and it may never if he doesn't change. If he truly changed then it wouldn't matter much at all anymore. I think that could've been a better point for them to make for kids° °The violence and intimidation was a no go, we don't love that, but the standing up for your family and calling out your bully in the moment, we love.° Edit: don't take this comment too seriously. It's not full of malice against a child FYI in case some people actually think that. Its not that serious. Edit 2: edited again to make my point a bit more clear. I hope it comes across better what I was trying to say.
@@voryndagothDL yeah and 13 year olds can be little shits who get their ass handedb to em I didn't feel sorry for Tyler at all in that moment you don't insult someone's family and culture and think "nah they're gonna let that side"
3:05 The music by 4*Town in the movie is catchy because it was written by Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas O'Connell, who also voiced one of the 4*Town members (Jesse, the blond one with the pretty eyelashes who fosters injured doves.)
1) Sure, the bible tells children to honor their parents. But a lot of people also leave out that parents shouldn't drive their children to anger and bitterness. So... 2) Honestly, I think labels help in some ways. Like, yeah, sometimes labels keep you in a box, but not all labels keep you in a box. 3) Girl, the nightmare sequence kinda freaked me out the first time I saw it. After that I shrugged it off because I've literally had worse nightmares. 4) Literally had an argument with an acquaintance about why the mom was how she was. Not all parents recognize that they were abused/manipulates by their own parents, and even if they do they don't always catch themselves doing the same things to their children. It's the whole point of generational trauma that I think sometimes gets glossed over by the older generations. I dealt with it myself, and I think if I were to sit with my mom like I did during "Encanto", my mom probably wouldn't catch on the same way in "Turning Red".
I'm an old black guy about to turn 70, but I think this movie is great fun. Something I want to argue about, though, is that the Red Panda isn't a girl getting her period. Mei doesn't even get her period in the movie...that was just to show us how over-the-top her mother was. It's not really about puberty, either, at least not completely. Notice that all the old women, including the grandmother, still had their pandas, so that rules out both periods and puberty. Remember too that the Red Panda was a gift so that they could protect themselves while their men were away. In China, the color red represents good luck, power, happiness, and strength. None of that is menstruation. The Red Panda represents a woman's natural strength and assertiveness, which women in general and Asian women in particular are taught to repress. Maybe it was the custom in old China for a woman to keep her strength and assertiveness repressed, but in Canada in 2002, Mei's assertiveness is acceptable and even celebrated. And kudos to Jin, Mei's father, who was glad to marry Ming even knowing about her Red Panda.
Thank you for this, Sir.🥺 it's so frustrating when people just make weird assumptions and ignore the important context of the story. I usually encounter a lot of misogyny with the movie and it makes me sad.
11:22 and then you realize in hindsight she was just looking for any excuse to get out of the house so she wouldn't be there when the rest of the family showed up.
Funny how you brought up Mindless Behavior. I was watching this with my family and I was like "I was never really a boy band girl" and my older sister remembered that she loved Mindless Behavior back then lol. I completely forgot about them
I was never into boy bands either, but I do remember being really into Vocaloid and saving up when they announced a concert near my city. I told my parents, they didn't give a definitive answer and later they forgot about it :( I'm still sad about that, that was really my only chance because later I became really sensitive to loud noises and now I avoid crowds like the plague. But hey, at least the recording is on RUclips 😄
I absolutely adored this movie, it's so messed up that people are hating on it, I get it's not for everyone, but it really is relatable for some people
Btw, yes it actually is in part about getting her period. The jokes weren't coincidental.. Gross red monster. The way she's walking stiffly when she's in her bedroom? I can confirm that's how we walk when we're trying not to move too much to prevent...an "accident". "Prevent any accidents." Curling up in the fetal position because it hurts. You can even make a case for the extreme emotions thing, cause a lot of us can attest that extreme emotions tend to make it...worse, let's say. And the friends neutralizing the panda? A way to show that having friends around to help you through it when you have an "accident" can make it less embarrassing.
I loved this movie! I’m so sad that people are hating on it cause of the period stuff. I’ll admit it might be a bit much for you get audiences but it’s rated 9+ anyways on Disney plus so what’s the big deal?
Imo we should be learning about periods earlier than 9! At least the basics. It's not shameful or embarrassing, it's natural. It's also a part of puberty - 100% of people go through puberty and 50% of people get periods, so we should know that it's gonna happen to ourselves or our family members eventually. I think it helps young kids not be so scared of it. Some girls start puberty around 9 anyway, so they may as well start learning 😅
@@ambriaashley3383 I disagree. I learned about it when I was 10 and even though my Mum was super sweet about it. I was terrified & I’d be praying at night to not have a period. Because as a kid blood = pain. I didn’t care if people said it was normal, I didn’t want it. Plus your period comes around the same age as when your Mum had her first. My mum didn’t until she was 12 and a half and for me it wasn’t until a few days after my 13th birthday. So for my kids I’d wait until 10 too since they’ll probably not get theirs early & there’s no need to unnecessarily scare them
@@simonelauren6604 I learned about it on a book at like 9, and I don't know if my reaction-o-meter for learning new things is broken or what, but I don't remember being scared or disgusted, mostly just intrigued and entering "knowledge sponge" mode (but still praying not to gain mine soon because they made it clear that it's very annoying 😂)
I can understand why meimei mother doesn't want her to go to a 4 town concert on her own I mean concerts its not safe but she could've gone with her supervision.
I loved the concept of the obsession of boy bands. When I was young, I'd always see people get hyped about boy bands back then since the movie is set in 2002.
The Embrace the Panda documentary bts video that Disney+ has gives soooo much added context and perspective to this movie. It goes into how everything was made and the individuals who helped create it. It was really good. It’s about 45 minutes, you should check it out. The creator also created Bao, a short film for Pixar which was also beautiful.
Tiger Parents especially Tiger Mom is indeed very annoying but as a kid you can't do anything about it.. If you want to argue your mother method, she would transform into tiger and shout you out loud with her roar and even would slap you with her tiger paws if you still not obeying her orders.. Tiger mothers think they always right because they had more experience than you and she saw more things even before you born.. So how dare you arguing your mother method if you know you were wrong? So, yeah, it's sucks and the cycle would be repeated over and over again through generation if no one brave and smart enough to proof that parenting method was wrong..
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What this movie does really well is show how sometimes, when parents are like that , the child has to become the adult. Look at 13 year old mei mei holding her mothers hand and helping her like an adult whereas it should be the other way around. Trauma causes bad parenting, that's why its important to heal.
it hits different when you're a 2nd generation asian immigrant. learn more about our family and our type of socializing, then you'll relate to it way more.
They should make a boy version for this movie. About a boy who went punk rock, nu metal, or something. My only complaint about this movie is everything is too girly. Where's Linkin Park, Limpbizkit, Blink182, SOAD, Nickelback, SUM41, PlayStation, and FIFA World Cup 2002 Korea/Japan?
Lmao my mom did something similar to Meis mom when she dragged her to the store. Except it was over me telling her a boy was trying to talk to me so she dragged me with her to go look for him and she cussed him out and told him to never talk to me again. I've never laid so flat in a car before😭
Not me getting excited like I'm about to watch a movie with a friend!! oooo I think this has become one of my favorite reaction/commentary channels edit: I was always ready to take a hit for my friends growing up, that scene where she literally turned her back on them made me cry 😭
I mean, I get that Mei was shocked and upset the first time she turned into a red panda but if I turned into a red panda BOY I WOULD BE THE HAPPIEST PERSON IN THE WORLD! RED PANDAS ARE FREAKING ADORABLE!!!
"...the mom should leave hers behind, she is too huge..." Entirely agreed. Imagine if she accidentally transformed inside and office building or similar. Everyone in the room with her is dead, it's possible _she's_ dead, and if the transformation is powerful enough she'll collapse the entire building killing all of them, too. As for the others giving theirs up... everyone makes choices. The panda seems to be messy and sometimes problematic, as large emotions can be if you haven't learned to deal with them. For Meilin, this is less of a problem because she's a kid and still has time to make big mistakes and recover. As an adult, the margins of error are a _lot_ smaller. If you get mad and hit someone as a child, you'll probably get grounded, suspended, etc. Do the _same thing_ as an adult... and the possibilities include _prison._ This is something they would have had to have learned while they were teens, it's not something to mess around with as an adult.
4 town was based off of many iconic kpop groups, as they have massive influence also they have some backstreet boy influences as they took over in the americas and europe in the early 2000s! so it’s pretty cool this film was set in 2002! also some other big names of the group is josh levi, and finneas!
17:46 yea.....I was like oh nahhh👀. But I agree, her mother was doing the most 🙄 Mei Mei is 13, not 5. She likes boys and music like most girls her age, it was never that deep
@@momo382844 And criticizing the hell outta these kids!! “All of y’all go home! Where’s your mothers?” Um....Ma’am, you probably stepped on somebody’s mother!
About labels : I'm agree with Meimei. Embrace all labels. Don't waste your time and effort to deny it. Have peace with it, because maybe they're right or wrong to a some degree. Take it as a somekind of criticism, and don't forget to be a good person. For the context : Meimei and her family is an immigrant. Being labelled as something is almost unavoidable.
5:03 Why did she automatically think it was her period 😂😅😊😊❤ rather than the panda when she said did the red panda bloom or whatever in the beginning if the movie 🍿 lmaoo the mom just curious I'm just now realizing that
When you said it feels like to have one more friend well yeah that's basically what I feel like because like I have so many friends I'm like the 1 that's like cookie but I have a bubbly personality but brave to stand up to something so that that's how I make friends you try it
I wanted to DIE so many times when Mei's mom embarrassed her over the smallest of things
Agreed!
You get used to it when your own mother has done that
@@pokemon_trainer_isaiah Mine has, trust me, and it sucked.
@@cartooncottage2024 I am so sorry
@@memyselfandi7782 It's okay. The pain of that cringe memory sometimes doesn't hurt as much. Sometimes.
This movie was too accurate to the point my Asian mom saw nothing wrong with the mom
Of course she saw nothing wrong🙄 Immigrant parents like mine or yours never think they're doing anything wrong.
Same
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When u stop and think about it tho, you can logically understand why Asian immigrant parents are so in your face. 1) Chinese culture puts their entire future of ur parents on their kid’s back. They are financially responsible for their parents once a certain age hits. 2) On top of that, they’re raising this kid in a strange land that hates them and their children. Many Asian parents are just toxic. But many more, like Ming, are just living in a feardriven mindset. They don’t wanna control their kid for the sake of control, but because they are legitimately scared for their child to leave and get hurt, bringing everyone else down with them.
Oh
Kind of interesting, a therapist on RUclips said that Mei's mother having issues with her own mother, people often say they'll do better than their parents implying they'll do things differently, but subconsciously, they fail to realize they end up acting exactly like their parents.
It reminds me of what Tarrlok said to Avatar Korra; "I thought I was better than my father, but his ghost still shaped me. I became a soldier of revenge, just like he wanted me to be. And so did my brother."
My dad says that you’re supposed to be better than your parents but he still hits us and we (particularly me) still get compared to our siblings which as I realized happened to him when he was my age because he has a ton of siblings and he’s the youngest of them and his dad was apparently nasty when he was younger because he has siblings that I’ve never met
They really had a scene of the dad cooking JUST to flex how far animation has come you gotta love it lol. And the fact that Pixar out here playing BOOTYLICIOUS ooh love IT.
Honestly I felt like the whole film was a flex to show good 3D "anime style" animation could look (sorry studio ghibli) and that they too can animated drool worthy food
2:47 The reason the food looks SO FRIGGIN' GOOD in this movie is because the director, Domee Shi, also directed Pixar's short film "Bao" about the little dumpling boy. They did a TON of research and work to make the food look as realistic as they could, without making it look gross... which is really hard to do with ground meat! And yet, they did it! If you haven't seen "Bao," I highly recommend it simply for its animation!
oh, bao is my fav short!
Bao is so cute!
Bao isn't a movie btw! Just a really short meaningful animation story. Highly recommended, you can see it on Disney+ I think
@@panda_07 Oh, I'm aware! That's why I said "short film," I just assumed people knew that meant it wasn't a full feature-length movie, but instead a short video. I have watched it on Disney+ several times, with my family. It made it tear up a little bit!
@@aliyahpulido953 yeah :)
Jordan’s high note hits my soul that whole son is awesome
Yes!!! I be forgetting he can sing like that 😩
Idk why but movies choose to gloss over periods. It's refreshing for Pads to be shown in the movie so obviously. Pads aren't embarrassing!
Well eventhough they gloss over it, still the men reviews gave are very ... yea i don't know if the period will make it any better?? Idk bro
Yeah I was thinking when I saw the trailer "Is this an allegory for periods?" and thank goodness they were pretty upfront about it without needing to say the word Period
Why do you think she turns into a red panda? It's a period metaphor.
@@dragonlynx9969 no. That is not at all what this is about.
@@dragonlynx9969 definitely not, and if that's all you got out of it, that says a LOT.
Relatability varies from person to person, but anyone who says this movie cant be relatable to certain people is flat out wrong.
Naaah ...
Childrens of the Taliban won't be related at all with this. Especially the girls.
it's true that the mom was so overbearing and generational trauma doesn't excuse it but as kids we internalize things so differently. at least mei have friends that show her that her mom can be too much sometimes. and this is why we should do a lot of healing first before bringing children into the world because trauma can be a very subconscious thing and we pass it on to our children without realizing it
I get that the bully is jealous of Mei and that's why hes such a douche, but he had that °confrontation ° coming. Can't be picking fights and can't °handle the consequences. Plus his self Esteem is obviously low and hes taking that out on Mei the 'perfect' girl°. Especially with how no one would've wanted to come if Mei wasn't there. I get that kids would eventually bond over something so small as a boy band, but it doesn't erase everything he did ° and it may never if he doesn't change. If he truly changed then it wouldn't matter much at all anymore. I think that could've been a better point for them to make for kids°
°The violence and intimidation was a no go, we don't love that, but the standing up for your family and calling out your bully in the moment, we love.°
Edit: don't take this comment too seriously. It's not full of malice against a child FYI in case some people actually think that. Its not that serious.
Edit 2: edited again to make my point a bit more clear. I hope it comes across better what I was trying to say.
Ikr? Tyler was still an ass.
These characters are 13 years old lmao
@@voryndagothDL .....yeah I know.
@@voryndagothDL lol right?
@@voryndagothDL yeah and 13 year olds can be little shits who get their ass handedb to em I didn't feel sorry for Tyler at all in that moment you don't insult someone's family and culture and think "nah they're gonna let that side"
this animation was so perfect. i loved how chilled Priya was and i lived for Abby’s chaotic energy
3:05 The music by 4*Town in the movie is catchy because it was written by Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas O'Connell, who also voiced one of the 4*Town members (Jesse, the blond one with the pretty eyelashes who fosters injured doves.)
Tae young foster injured doves, Jesse went to art school and has 2 kids
@@patchiibabs Jesse doesn't have kids
@@cloberlobster2276 it literally says he has two kids on the 4*town website
@@patchiibabs wtf
And sung by Jordan fisher
1) Sure, the bible tells children to honor their parents. But a lot of people also leave out that parents shouldn't drive their children to anger and bitterness. So...
2) Honestly, I think labels help in some ways. Like, yeah, sometimes labels keep you in a box, but not all labels keep you in a box.
3) Girl, the nightmare sequence kinda freaked me out the first time I saw it. After that I shrugged it off because I've literally had worse nightmares.
4) Literally had an argument with an acquaintance about why the mom was how she was. Not all parents recognize that they were abused/manipulates by their own parents, and even if they do they don't always catch themselves doing the same things to their children. It's the whole point of generational trauma that I think sometimes gets glossed over by the older generations. I dealt with it myself, and I think if I were to sit with my mom like I did during "Encanto", my mom probably wouldn't catch on the same way in "Turning Red".
Yes! I do think labels can be important to connect people with communities but when they’re too restrictive that’s when they become a problem
I'm an old black guy about to turn 70, but I think this movie is great fun. Something I want to argue about, though, is that the Red Panda isn't a girl getting her period. Mei doesn't even get her period in the movie...that was just to show us how over-the-top her mother was. It's not really about puberty, either, at least not completely.
Notice that all the old women, including the grandmother, still had their pandas, so that rules out both periods and puberty. Remember too that the Red Panda was a gift so that they could protect themselves while their men were away. In China, the color red represents good luck, power, happiness, and strength. None of that is menstruation.
The Red Panda represents a woman's natural strength and assertiveness, which women in general and Asian women in particular are taught to repress. Maybe it was the custom in old China for a woman to keep her strength and assertiveness repressed, but in Canada in 2002, Mei's assertiveness is acceptable and even celebrated.
And kudos to Jin, Mei's father, who was glad to marry Ming even knowing about her Red Panda.
Thank you for this, Sir.🥺 it's so frustrating when people just make weird assumptions and ignore the important context of the story. I usually encounter a lot of misogyny with the movie and it makes me sad.
You're my favorite comment
11:22 and then you realize in hindsight she was just looking for any excuse to get out of the house so she wouldn't be there when the rest of the family showed up.
Okay that NEVER occurred to me but looking back at the encounter with the sisters and their own mother… *holy shite you’re probably right-*
Funny how you brought up Mindless Behavior. I was watching this with my family and I was like "I was never really a boy band girl" and my older sister remembered that she loved Mindless Behavior back then lol. I completely forgot about them
I was never into boy bands either, but I do remember being really into Vocaloid and saving up when they announced a concert near my city.
I told my parents, they didn't give a definitive answer and later they forgot about it :(
I'm still sad about that, that was really my only chance because later I became really sensitive to loud noises and now I avoid crowds like the plague. But hey, at least the recording is on RUclips 😄
Jordan Fisher absolutely killed it, didn't know he could SANG
I absolutely adored this movie, it's so messed up that people are hating on it, I get it's not for everyone, but it really is relatable for some people
Btw, yes it actually is in part about getting her period. The jokes weren't coincidental..
Gross red monster.
The way she's walking stiffly when she's in her bedroom? I can confirm that's how we walk when we're trying not to move too much to prevent...an "accident".
"Prevent any accidents."
Curling up in the fetal position because it hurts.
You can even make a case for the extreme emotions thing, cause a lot of us can attest that extreme emotions tend to make it...worse, let's say.
And the friends neutralizing the panda? A way to show that having friends around to help you through it when you have an "accident" can make it less embarrassing.
I loved this movie! I’m so sad that people are hating on it cause of the period stuff. I’ll admit it might be a bit much for you get audiences but it’s rated 9+ anyways on Disney plus so what’s the big deal?
Imo we should be learning about periods earlier than 9! At least the basics. It's not shameful or embarrassing, it's natural. It's also a part of puberty - 100% of people go through puberty and 50% of people get periods, so we should know that it's gonna happen to ourselves or our family members eventually. I think it helps young kids not be so scared of it. Some girls start puberty around 9 anyway, so they may as well start learning 😅
@@ambriaashley3383 ⬆️ This. All of this. ⬆️
@@ambriaashley3383 I disagree. I learned about it when I was 10 and even though my Mum was super sweet about it. I was terrified & I’d be praying at night to not have a period.
Because as a kid blood = pain. I didn’t care if people said it was normal, I didn’t want it.
Plus your period comes around the same age as when your Mum had her first. My mum didn’t until she was 12 and a half and for me it wasn’t until a few days after my 13th birthday. So for my kids I’d wait until 10 too since they’ll probably not get theirs early & there’s no need to unnecessarily scare them
And people pissed when the period stuff is like only in the film a total of 3 minutes! People need to get over themselves, it's a natural thing
@@simonelauren6604 I learned about it on a book at like 9, and I don't know if my reaction-o-meter for learning new things is broken or what, but I don't remember being scared or disgusted, mostly just intrigued and entering "knowledge sponge" mode (but still praying not to gain mine soon because they made it clear that it's very annoying 😂)
The panda chant with the boyband is honestly a banger 🤭
Every time I see that scene where they’re leering at Devin I think about Billybinges saying and I quote “They stopped to simp”
I absolutely loved Abby’s energy lol 😂❤️
She cracked me up.
@@reikun86 same here lol 😂❤️
I totally drew cringe boyfriend pics in middleschool and highschool though. I was dying laughing when I saw that.
I can understand why meimei mother doesn't want her to go to a 4 town concert on her own I mean concerts its not safe but she could've gone with her supervision.
That’s the only thing I agreed with the mom
18:00 the voice belongs to Jordan Fisher and Billie and her brother wrote all the songs in this movie
I've never heard GILF used in a sentence before, but I'm here for it.
the “JORDAN FISHERRRRR” & “I was so distracted by Jordan Fisher just now” girl me too
Lakia: Grandma looking like she's giving GILF
Me, pausing the video: HUH 😭
I loved the concept of the obsession of boy bands. When I was young, I'd always see people get hyped about boy bands back then since the movie is set in 2002.
Wait so is 4 Town actually a real band or no ❤😂😅😊😊
@@alexandraanderson3988 It's not. 4 town is singers like billie's brother, a couple guys from actual boy bands and other singers Google it
No it's a expy of NSYNC and Backstreet Boys@@alexandraanderson3988
This made me gry.
Such emotional, funny and realistic movie.
The Embrace the Panda documentary bts video that Disney+ has gives soooo much added context and perspective to this movie. It goes into how everything was made and the individuals who helped create it. It was really good. It’s about 45 minutes, you should check it out. The creator also created Bao, a short film for Pixar which was also beautiful.
I would KILL to have friends like Miriam, Priya, and Abby. My life would probably be 10x better
I love Jordan fisher! The high note is what gave it away
I absolutely loved this movie and would definitely give it like a 10 out of 10 rating hope they make a sequel.💖❤️✌️👌😁👍.
Oh my gosh I love mindless behavior my cousin got me a signed poster of them when I was 12 and I cried so i feel her😂😂❤️❤️.
I find nothing of the movie annoying. I loved it.
I loved this movie sooo soo much it’s insane! Definitely a top 5 Pixar movie 🥹💅
HA. yeah okay.
Same! It's my favorite in years
and i liked it waaaaay more than encanto
22:09 not Abby on Tea young’s back😭😭😭😭
7:17 literally me and everyone else that grew up with Disney😂
20:47 I literally said that yesterday when I watched this movie for the first time😂
Tiger Parents especially Tiger Mom is indeed very annoying but as a kid you can't do anything about it.. If you want to argue your mother method, she would transform into tiger and shout you out loud with her roar and even would slap you with her tiger paws if you still not obeying her orders..
Tiger mothers think they always right because they had more experience than you and she saw more things even before you born.. So how dare you arguing your mother method if you know you were wrong?
So, yeah, it's sucks and the cycle would be repeated over and over again through generation if no one brave and smart enough to proof that parenting method was wrong..
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Not Lakia jamming while they are doing the ritual LOL
when I heard you talk about music it warmed my heart knowing that Billie and Fineas both wrote the music
The friendship was nice, tbh never really had a close knit friend group.
Mindless behavior had my heart when I was younger lol
Same here 😊
@@user-xq1fl3gn1i Same
Ayyye, Princeton was bae 🧡🤣
What this movie does really well is show how sometimes, when parents are like that , the child has to become the adult. Look at 13 year old mei mei holding her mothers hand and helping her like an adult whereas it should be the other way around. Trauma causes bad parenting, that's why its important to heal.
I think all of them looks good with red hair
Same thinking but in my opinion mei looks better with red hair
" the one with the glasses th-" had me off gaurd 😂😂😂
20:00 "i was so distracted by jordan fisher just now" is such a mood
This movie is so cute! I grew up in this same time frame. It brought back some great memories. I'm still friends with my middle schools besties.
I've never been this early, but I just wanted to say you're awesome and super funny!!! 💕
It’s annoying because it’s too realistic and relatable
7:02 Ok, I'll just ask the gods to turn me into a talking steam locomotive.
it hits different when you're a 2nd generation asian immigrant. learn more about our family and our type of socializing, then you'll relate to it way more.
They should make a boy version for this movie. About a boy who went punk rock, nu metal, or something.
My only complaint about this movie is everything is too girly. Where's Linkin Park, Limpbizkit, Blink182, SOAD, Nickelback, SUM41, PlayStation, and FIFA World Cup 2002 Korea/Japan?
@@fajaradi1223hunty there’s one movie about girl’s experience and you complain about it 🙄
Honestly this movie felt like cotton candy to me. Like, it didn't have anything deep or fulfilling to it, but it was sweet.
Agree!! It was alright
Saaaaame
Letting go of Generational trauma not deep? Also it’s a kids movie how deep did you want to go?
come on! The kitten box test is outright CHEATING. Nobody could resist it! Kittens don't play by the rules!
I watched turning red and it was great , I loved that movie
Not you jamming with the ritual song😭😭🕺
IS THAT THE SKETCHY CLERIC FROM THE DAISY MART?!!
Lmao my mom did something similar to Meis mom when she dragged her to the store. Except it was over me telling her a boy was trying to talk to me so she dragged me with her to go look for him and she cussed him out and told him to never talk to me again. I've never laid so flat in a car before😭
8:18 is how I felt about quarantine when Covid first hit🤣
What I really like about this movie is the further talk about generational trauma!!
Not me getting excited like I'm about to watch a movie with a friend!! oooo I think this has become one of my favorite reaction/commentary channels
edit: I was always ready to take a hit for my friends growing up, that scene where she literally turned her back on them made me cry 😭
I mean, I get that Mei was shocked and upset the first time she turned into a red panda but if I turned into a red panda BOY I WOULD BE THE HAPPIEST PERSON IN THE WORLD! RED PANDAS ARE FREAKING ADORABLE!!!
I love you adding bible verses to your videos. It's so encouraging 😊❤
I second that💯💯💯
I second that💯💯💯
"...the mom should leave hers behind, she is too huge..."
Entirely agreed. Imagine if she accidentally transformed inside and office building or similar. Everyone in the room with her is dead, it's possible _she's_ dead, and if the transformation is powerful enough she'll collapse the entire building killing all of them, too.
As for the others giving theirs up... everyone makes choices. The panda seems to be messy and sometimes problematic, as large emotions can be if you haven't learned to deal with them. For Meilin, this is less of a problem because she's a kid and still has time to make big mistakes and recover. As an adult, the margins of error are a _lot_ smaller. If you get mad and hit someone as a child, you'll probably get grounded, suspended, etc. Do the _same thing_ as an adult... and the possibilities include _prison._ This is something they would have had to have learned while they were teens, it's not something to mess around with as an adult.
20:48 FINALLY SOMEONE SAYS IT
4 town was based off of many iconic kpop groups, as they have massive influence also they have some backstreet boy influences as they took over in the americas and europe in the early 2000s! so it’s pretty cool this film was set in 2002! also some other big names of the group is josh levi, and finneas!
17:46 yea.....I was like oh nahhh👀. But I agree, her mother was doing the most 🙄 Mei Mei is 13, not 5. She likes boys and music like most girls her age, it was never that deep
Mei’s Mama was legit about to murder a stadium full of kids! Like, wtf? 😅
@@momo382844 And criticizing the hell outta these kids!! “All of y’all go home! Where’s your mothers?” Um....Ma’am, you probably stepped on somebody’s mother!
@@princessangel821 I’m honestly surprised no one pressed charges. I’d be waiting on a fat check. 💰
Be quiet
About labels :
I'm agree with Meimei. Embrace all labels. Don't waste your time and effort to deny it. Have peace with it, because maybe they're right or wrong to a some degree. Take it as a somekind of criticism, and don't forget to be a good person.
For the context :
Meimei and her family is an immigrant. Being labelled as something is almost unavoidable.
That drawing scene reminds me of Peter Pan when Wendy drawing Peter in class 😂😂😂
you deserve wayyyyy more subscribers, you're so freaking funny!!! love ya girl from Australia
I love your video reviews!!! You make me laugh so hard. I feel like in real life we could be besties 😂
20:49 Omg the resemblance 🤣
I'ma have to start being an over-achieving dork-narc cuz am tryna be the top of my class.
I also love how the dad was more understanding then the mom
This movie just reminds me of getting your first period
Does it make any sense that I find the 4 town songs super catchy
5:03 Why did she automatically think it was her period 😂😅😊😊❤ rather than the panda when she said did the red panda bloom or whatever in the beginning if the movie 🍿 lmaoo the mom just curious I'm just now realizing that
When you said it feels like to have one more friend well yeah that's basically what I feel like because like I have so many friends I'm like the 1 that's like cookie but I have a bubbly personality but brave to stand up to something so that that's how I make friends you try it
20:48 I said the same exact thing😂😂wasn’t her name Mrs. Kwan💀
I just realised that Tyler also has the friendship bracelet too
I know this was posted before I watched that but that Incredibles music 10/10!!
This movie is the accurate representation of the life of a pre teen trust me I know I’m 11😂
If you want the song it's called PANDAS UNITE/NOBODY LIKE U (REPRISE) on the OST. You're Welcome.
2:21 but also me 😂🤚
HOW DID I NOT KNOW THAT WAS JORDAN FISHER?!!!!!!!😳😳😳
Manga: Japanese
Manwha: Korean
Manhua: Chinese
*Manhwa: Korean
@@Starfire10982 Ty
thats the point, its supposed to be annoying to reflect how annoying we were when we were kids.
The kids didn’t annoy me though it was the mother lol
@@LakiaJaiTV
Well ...
Some of your friend parents back then do annoying, yes?
@@LakiaJaiTVIkr 😂😅😊😊❤
I enjoyed watching turning red last Friday.
If you’re looking for good reactions to watch, I suggest the Cinebinge Reacts channel to see one from a Chinese-Canadian perspective!
Billie eilish and her brother wrote the main song for this movie. Her brother also voiced Jessie.
20:00 aww ❤😅😊😊😊 she's so cute 🥺 the mom so pretty
Child Im glad you was a Mindless Behavior obsessed girl too😂
theyre version of manga is manhua while in korea its manwha :]
Not GILF 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You should watch/react over the moon it is very underrated
Such a good movie tbh
People didn't like the film for the art style, but it's basically Ardman's art style in CG instead of stop motion.
People compared this art style to GrubHub ads and I can’t unsee it
i think the art style it’s perfect for like the whole context of the movie
im sorry but its so funny how you realised the mom was crying😂😂😂