I’m so happy to see someone finally react to this! I’ve grown up loving the movies and this latest entry was just as good, funny and heartwarming. Also, I’m glad I wasn’t the only one overjoyed to see the surprise cameo from the Farmer from “Shaun The Sheep”!😀👏 🐧
4:25 - Yeah that joke was for you lot. I'm an American, so I had no idea who Ant and Dec are. 5:45 - My favorite gag in the movie. I called the password right away.
@ Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, or Ant and Dec for short are a very famous duo of TV presenters in the UK. So the joke is that you think they’re going to show up after the TV announcer says the name only for it to be revealed as a single guy named Anton Deck
@@KentuckyWallChicken Not exactly. That joke from Curse of the Were-Rabbit is definitely funnier to Brits who are more familiar with Wallace and Totty’s regional accents and might have even had similar mix-ups themselves, but a misunderstanding due to an accent is a pretty universal joke. Just look at Gloria from Modern Family for instance. Whereas if you don’t know who Ant and Dec are like most/all Americans watching, it won’t even seem like a joke, just introducing a random news reporter
"Certain phrases were very British as well" - Apparently the external producers at Netflix were _very_ confused by Peter Kay's improvised "Flippin' Nora" line.
16:39 Wallace: I can live without inventing but I can’t live without…me best pal! 🥺🥺 That line almost makes me tear up. Truly does show that Wallace STILL loves Gromit very much!
I genuinely felt so sorry for Gromit when Norbot ruined his garden and chopped off his little tree or plant that I was like “Poor Gromit!” I thought I was gonna cry for Gromit! 🥺🥺 He really worked so hard and put in so much heart into his garden until Wallace and his stupid smart gnome ruin everything!
There's one other difference between Gromit and Feathers besides their species and their personalities. Gromit can actually move his eyes in order to express his feelings. Feathers pretty much looks the same no matter what mood he's in. Never makes a facial expression. It's kinda creepy.
2:20 Regarding your comment about Wallace going down the slide naked, I have to agree with that too. I think Gromit’s disgust face seeing Wallace going down the slide naked perfectly sums up my reaction when I first saw it too and like Gromit, I was also like “oh for f***’s sake, Wallace! Put some some clothes on. Seriously people could be passing by and see u your little naked ass!” 🫣🫣😳😳
Hello, good evening, greetings from Mexico. In fact, right now they are mentioning Perry the platypus here in the dubbing of the film. The person who voiced Wallace is the same one who voiced Dr. Doofenshmirtz.
If I was Gromit, I’d throw Norbot out the goddamn window too if his uncomfortable and annoying sounds kept me up all night so I honestly don’t blame Gromit for getting so pissed off and annoyed with Norbot. Norbot was being very inconsiderate without no regard for Gromit’s feelings.
There was a post credit scene in the live aired version, it had Feathers in a robe turn around and shushing us the audience with the announcement that a new series of The Traitors was starting soon. Also Shaun the Sheep of course first made his appearance in Wallace & Gromit: A Close Shave so I wasn't surprised by the farmer's cameo!
I found out how Wallace adopted Gromit well here it is One Day he finds a puppy on the street and decides to adopt him and he later finds out that the dog (Gromit) is very intelligent. They Work together on new inventions. But Gromit's former Abusive owner that he ran away from is determind to Recapture Gromit
I just feel sooo bad for Gromit. First Wallace doesn’t give him any physical human affection by not giving him a good pat on the head by letting a machine to do that for him, then he lets his stupid smart gnome Norbot destroy Gromit’s beautiful garden and cut off his plant Gromit just planted, then he didn’t include Gromit in their smart gnome business WITHOUT any consideration for Gromit’s feelings. I get the feeling Wallace is either relying on Gromit too much out of codependency or just completely emotionally neglecting him. I mean I know Wallace means well and everything but I think he needs to work on being more considerate and empathetic towards Gromit and others as well as not heavily rely on machines or others to do everything for him.
Wallace & Gromitt was my Childhood! I can’t express how happy I am their still making these great films 🥹
Trouble is, we don't know if they'll make another one in the future.
Oh no doubt they’ll do some. It’s just a matter of when, especially is Ben kills it as Wallace
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If they do, I just hope they make a musical one.
I’m so happy to see someone finally react to this! I’ve grown up loving the movies and this latest entry was just as good, funny and heartwarming. Also, I’m glad I wasn’t the only one overjoyed to see the surprise cameo from the Farmer from “Shaun The Sheep”!😀👏 🐧
4:25 - Yeah that joke was for you lot. I'm an American, so I had no idea who Ant and Dec are.
5:45 - My favorite gag in the movie. I called the password right away.
You lucky not knowing ant and deck
Imagine the most annoying person you can think of but there two of them
@@joeelliott4820 Yeah considering who we usually get to host America's Got Talent, the idea of having two of them sounds like hell.
The Ant and Dec joke is probably the most I've laughed at a single joke in a movie this year
Uh...... American translation plz?
@ Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, or Ant and Dec for short are a very famous duo of TV presenters in the UK. So the joke is that you think they’re going to show up after the TV announcer says the name only for it to be revealed as a single guy named Anton Deck
@@fashionablechangeling2003 Ahh gotcha. Thanks!
Ahhhh gotcha, so in a way it’s also a British pronunciation joke like with “In an Ah” in Curse of the Wererabbit. Love it!
@@KentuckyWallChicken Not exactly. That joke from Curse of the Were-Rabbit is definitely funnier to Brits who are more familiar with Wallace and Totty’s regional accents and might have even had similar mix-ups themselves, but a misunderstanding due to an accent is a pretty universal joke. Just look at Gloria from Modern Family for instance. Whereas if you don’t know who Ant and Dec are like most/all Americans watching, it won’t even seem like a joke, just introducing a random news reporter
"Certain phrases were very British as well" - Apparently the external producers at Netflix were _very_ confused by Peter Kay's improvised "Flippin' Nora" line.
Yeah I saw that article pop up and I’m like “Its a Brit thing 😂”
16:39
Wallace: I can live without inventing but I can’t live without…me best pal! 🥺🥺
That line almost makes me tear up. Truly does show that Wallace STILL loves Gromit very much!
I genuinely felt so sorry for Gromit when Norbot ruined his garden and chopped off his little tree or plant that I was like “Poor Gromit!” I thought I was gonna cry for Gromit! 🥺🥺 He really worked so hard and put in so much heart into his garden until Wallace and his stupid smart gnome ruin everything!
There's one other difference between Gromit and Feathers besides their species and their personalities. Gromit can actually move his eyes in order to express his feelings. Feathers pretty much looks the same no matter what mood he's in. Never makes a facial expression. It's kinda creepy.
2:20
Regarding your comment about Wallace going down the slide naked, I have to agree with that too. I think Gromit’s disgust face seeing Wallace going down the slide naked perfectly sums up my reaction when I first saw it too and like Gromit, I was also like “oh for f***’s sake, Wallace! Put some some clothes on. Seriously people could be passing by and see u your little naked ass!” 🫣🫣😳😳
You know when Feathers was thrown into the Zoo I thought it was gonna be a reference to the Project Zoo game where he was the villain in that game.
The ant and Dec joke made me laugh out loud. As I love them both. Absolutely hilarious. I fricken loved this film ❤
6:44 Oh, they have my eyes. So beautiful. These Norbots are just perfect.
I saw this film when it came out on Christmas Day in the UK
this movie was soo well done
Feathers: be a good litte puppy and hand over the diamond or else its a long drop
Thanks for this.
I'm so glad that the last, wasn't the last.
Hello, good evening, greetings from Mexico. In fact, right now they are mentioning Perry the platypus here in the dubbing of the film. The person who voiced Wallace is the same one who voiced Dr. Doofenshmirtz.
If I was Gromit, I’d throw Norbot out the goddamn window too if his uncomfortable and annoying sounds kept me up all night so I honestly don’t blame Gromit for getting so pissed off and annoyed with Norbot. Norbot was being very inconsiderate without no regard for Gromit’s feelings.
There was a post credit scene in the live aired version, it had Feathers in a robe turn around and shushing us the audience with the announcement that a new series of The Traitors was starting soon.
Also Shaun the Sheep of course first made his appearance in Wallace & Gromit: A Close Shave so I wasn't surprised by the farmer's cameo!
I found out how Wallace adopted Gromit well here it is
One Day he finds a puppy on the street and decides to adopt him and he later finds out that the dog (Gromit) is very intelligent. They Work together on new inventions. But Gromit's former Abusive owner that he ran away from is determind to Recapture Gromit
I just feel sooo bad for Gromit. First Wallace doesn’t give him any physical human affection by not giving him a good pat on the head by letting a machine to do that for him, then he lets his stupid smart gnome Norbot destroy Gromit’s beautiful garden and cut off his plant Gromit just planted, then he didn’t include Gromit in their smart gnome business WITHOUT any consideration for Gromit’s feelings. I get the feeling Wallace is either relying on Gromit too much out of codependency or just completely emotionally neglecting him. I mean I know Wallace means well and everything but I think he needs to work on being more considerate and empathetic towards Gromit and others as well as not heavily rely on machines or others to do everything for him.