Faith Jennings Clearly the movie producers were too dumb to add good pop culture references, movies like Toy Story, and Ready Player One are so good because they made so many old movie references, like Alien, King Kong, and Jurassic Park, so personally it isn’t really a pop culture reference unless it comes from something that is obviously linked to said movie, this goes back to Ready Player One and Toy Story including the chest bursted reference from the Alien franchise, so, in all honesty, the emoji movie (I didn’t capitalize it because it doesn’t deserve it) doesn’t really stand up to any pop culture fandoms like the movies I had just mentioned, so, the emoji movie loses a good 8 out 10 in my movie scale, and all the other factors that the Possum brings up just brings it to -1, making the one of the worst movies ever to be seen by eyes (it also made a mockery of Patrick Stewart, if that’s how you spell is name, by making him the poop emoji)
Roald Dahl said it's harder to write a good kids book as they will stop reading it if it's bad.but these kind of films just bombard the senses of children
@@rakin1134 Well people are really retarded with grammar and spelling. Nothing wrong with teaching an idiot the difference between your and you're. While pronounced the same, they have two entirely different meanings. If you don't want people thinking you're an idiot, at least get basic grammar right. So instead of criticizing someone for letting them know they used the wrong your, maybe you should let them educate OP since they really need to go back to kindergarten to learn the most basic of grammar.
24:48 “You know, whenever someone mentions the breaking of gender roles, it undermines the concept of gender equality by implying that this is an exception, and not the status quo” -Knuckles
Adding on: The Lego Movie worked because it wasn't a movie about Legos, it was a story told through the medium of legos. You could probably remove all the Lego elements and it's still a genuinely good plot. In a similar vein, the Sonic Movie was not a movie about Sonic, but rather, a movie happening to contain Sonic.
The biggest problem I had was that I ,the target audience of pre-teen to early teen, was just pretty much insulted the whole way through. It paints early teens as one big stereotype and the first few lines are literally saying that we’re too lazy to use words so we use emojis.
yeah so the emoji movie was bad because it was all about emojis and not really having a plot outside of emojis (except the relationship they just threw in there for 5 minutes)
tbh I think the Lego Movie also works as a feature-length commercial for Lego because it's not ashamed to admit that that's what it is. So the movie talking up the virtues and philosophy of Lego actually makes sense. The Emoji movie is a feature-length commercial... but not for emojis.
"It's a kid's X" is an excuse that needs to stop being used to defend trash. Just because you intend it for kids doesn't give you the right to show my kids whatever the hell you want.
That's what I've been saying for years now, just because something is intended for a certain audience doesn't mean you don't have to try, there have been several movies intended for children that still had effort put into it because the filmmakers genuinely wanted to make something good. "You should make movies that can appeal to children as well as adults because adults are just older children"-some guy m
@@eggi4443 Reminds me of when I was a kid and tried to fit all of my stuffed animals on my bed before I went to sleep, because somewhere, deep down I believed they had emotions and would feel left out.
Richard Moore, after leaving Disney to work for Sony, went to work on the Emoji movie, as well as Spider Man: Into the Spiderverse. While the Emoji movie is bad, it was something different, outside of all the sequels and Disney remake at the time. Like it or not, it's different/unique ideas that are risky and expensive help push the media. For good or bad, I barely like the Emoji movie more than any of the live-action Disney remakes COMBINED. I won't watch it, but I at least appreciate a bad new idea than a bland, reused one.
This seems like more of a rip-off of Wreck-it Ralph than the Lego Movie. Particularly how the main character is unsatisfied with his place, breaks his role and everyone is going to die because of him. And the female lead turns out to be a princess. By the way, does the female lead replace the villain as the leader of the digital environment? If so, that's the same too. Edit: The female lead in Wreck-it Ralph also rejects being a princess in favor of being some slob.
In defense of Venelope she was forced to not be a princess and at least had a personality instead of just 'hurr durr I don't want to be a princess and emojis are sexist'
Vanellope seems like a better character (I have not and will not see the Emoji Movie), but my point was that at the end she rejects being the princess, and that's another point of similarity. Slob probably wasn't the right word to describe her, but I can't think of another that hits the commonality I'm trying to describe.
@@mightykid9581 The thing is: They could've made her an actual powerful female character that inspires young girls but instead they made her spout all the feminazi bs catchphrases expecting to attract actual feminists.
1:16 _”If anything, children’s media should be held to a HIGHER standard than adult movies, because the media children are exposed to is what shapes their minds.”_ *THANK. YOU.*
I came here for a satisfyingly cynical dunk session for a terrible movie, and instead I got a thesis on the decline of western civilization due to our lack of creativity in our writing correspondence.
i mean.... as long as those strong female characters are written well, then they're okay. but jailbreak is literally one of those not-like-other-girls girls
Jesty Yep! I agree with most of the stuff here, but he implies that EVE from Wall-E was a badly written token bad ass girl character. It isn’t even a male or female. It’s a robit
"Strong female character, the kind that every movie has to have in order to appeal to--" ¿WHY IT'S EVE FROM WALL-E INCLUDED THERE?. She's an actually very cute and likable character, goes through seriously threatening problems and although she does have a harsh attitude towards wall-e in the beginning, she becomes really lovable.
I think he's using her and the other images not to say they're bad, more showing how these types of characters, good or bad, are in a lot of recent movies
@@TheCompleteMental not really, he shows the Lego movie girl but later mentions that he thought she was good, so he didn't necessarily hate all "strong female characterz" or something
That is just sad. The fact that a great actor is used as a euphemism for poop, after starring in this movie, just makes me think he dies inside when he is confronted with the fact that he was in The Emoji Movie.
LMAO - "Let's ignore the fact that he will toss his phone out when he upgrades it in a year and all the emojis will die anyway". But on a serious note, I absolutely love how these reviews tend to become lectures in ethics, logic, and level of taste, all under a guise of a crude simplicity. I usually feel smarter after watching your vids, thanks Possum! *high five emoji* *big grin*
Teens are capricious and illogical. Being apathetic can make a guy seem really attractive to his female classmates for dumb reasons. Teens are dumb enough to conflate apathy for confidence and coolness.
What's funny is that someone made a decent plot, I forgot who it was but they went how the kid was struggling with the real world and shutting themselves out from friends and family. Something along those lines as it's been awhile
Princess emojis (both in reality and in the film) have bodies because they wear dresses. You can't wear a dress without a torso. Not defending this crap, but at least they kept THAT consistant
I remember when I was at our holiday house with my famility's friends and their kids. Everyone watched this, and after it ended, my uncle that always tries to make even worst movies look good just said "damn I haven't watched such shit in my entire live".
0:45 Agreed. There's a reason me and my father still enjoy watching Wall-E as much as we did 10 years ago, heck there's a lot of hints I didn't get as a kid too so that makes the rewatch even more interesting.
@@Niosesoremeanwhile, cunt when your mind is on britain: widely used swearword by 800% of the british population. not really a "most intense swear", equally as insulting as each other
well technically computers read code in binary, the code you're most likely working with is basically binary in a readable format for humans to work with, so really them going through the "code" and said code being in binary isn't far fetched
uhm... as a coder you should know how code gets executed... even though you don't even need to understand binary to code, you should know that at the end your code is translated into binary instructions that the processor has to execute. so yes, the compiled garbage they "go through" would be ones and zeros
7:56 I just realized they showed Jailbreak at the beginning of the movie. She seems "happy" about being a princess emoji to me. If they actually cared about writing a good story, this scene would have been nice if they showed her actually look bored among the other princesses. Would have been a nice rewatch moment.
14:21 am i the only who realised that Jailbreak and the Meh dude are crouching for no reason. hi-five is taller than both of them, yet u can see him running and jumping in the scene. how did the animators not notice that...
11:31 It's not really a "plot hole" that he's knows about Jailbreak, but has never actually met her. That's the closest I'll ever get to defending this movie.
*Claims Engrishu is the most diverse language in terms of expression *Screams in Hungarian. That's it you marsupial rodent. I'm throwing back into the dumpster.
I would like to point out that in any computing device even after something is "deleted" it remains until the space is needed and in some cases stays partially. The only way to truly delete something requires extensive expertise. I know this from my father who is a professional data scientist and engineer.
The Gamist incorrect, that would simply stop you from viewing it. You can easily retrieve data from a phone if it was only smashed. People think trading in or selling their phone is smart. Nah. People can snatch it all back up if they want to. Oops.
@@jacksonnunberg4249 Never seen the first two, but i have seen the third. And it was a blatent cash grab on the current trend of superhero movies that idiots watch.
I remember I dared my brother and my cousin to watch this movie for as long as possible. The first 20 minutes was so filled with awful puns that I actually got car sick. My brother and my cousin stopped after 10 minutes. I finished the movie, which, honestly, at the end wasn’t that terrible. (In my opinion, but that’s mostly because the fucking puns died down).
In my opinion Emoji's are a useful tool if used correctly, they can allow us to convey additional context while using a limited number of characters, such as our emotional or tonal intentions.
Indeed, an emoji has no subtext, which is why I rarely use them, and the only times I do use them are after a sentence to express the tone, the reason being that things like sarcasm may be difficult to register in a written down/typed medium, as apposed to face to face conversation, where things like body language and tone of voice can indicate the meaning behind words. To use your example “that’s funny”, written down, it could be interpreted as ha ha funny, strange, or uncomfortable, in in person conversation, we have body language and tone of voice to distinguish these, imagine someone telling a story that you think is hilarious, if you said “that’s funny” then you would be smiling, and you would be trying to cover your laughter long enough to talk. Now if someone said a story that they thought was funny, but you didn’t, and you sarcastically said “that’s funny”, you would have an annoyed expression and voice, but the words that get written down remain the same, so talking through things like comments or text can use emojis IN TANDEM with actual words to explain both, the actual message, and the tone
i disagree with the statement "there is no subtext to a smiley face", because emojis (commonly smiley faces) are frequently used ironically. also, a lot of the time i don't use emojis to replace speech, but instead add it to the speech to make sure the message was taken w/ the correct tone. also they're cute lel
I agree. He also seems to forget they’re literally called EMOji’s because they efficiently and precisely convey EMOTION far better than written text. It’s a digital substitute for all important “body language” which is well known to convey a lot more information at times than what someone is saying. Also, its mentally exhausting and unnecessary to think we need to be writing sonnets back and forth otherwise society is collapsing
I mean as a person who is in marketing the general use of emojis is that on a text based medium with no body language facial expressions or social context, and emoji cannot be misinterpreted. That’s extremely advantageous to companies because it means at no point will what you have said be misunderstood or misrepresented. In many ways the English language is too diverse, because it was created under the impression that you would see the person saying it. An emoji takes that place, filling in the emotion by allowing the visual use of a facial expression that can no longer misinterpret a phrase like “that’s funny”. If you send me something and I say “that’s funny” you might hope to assume I mean that I actually found it funny, but that’s just it, you’re assuming. That’s funny with a smiling emoji means it was a positive interaction, rolling eyes or squint means it’s not. It is in many ways lazy communication because you could write out all your thoughts and make a constructed argument on how you justify the positivity of the funny, or you could...send an emoji and achieve the exact same thing in two seconds with even less room to be misunderstood. See what I mean?
"send an emoji and achieve the exact same thing" This is the key here, and highlights the flaws in Possum's analysis of language use. Language is about communicating an idea and being understood. English is no more or less advantageous than any other language at making a point at any level of nuance, and this includes the use of emoji. If anything, one could argue there's nuance in the way that emoji are used, but that's a topic for another day.
@@NeonSonOfXenon while I agree with you both, at the end of the day the emojis you’d find on an average phone are designed to be as clean as possible, which aren’t nearly as effective as something such as ascii art, memes on the internet or even rage face comics. Humans are designed to look for micro expressions, and while something like a squiggly drawing of a frown or a screenshot of a shitty render may not be quality, their imperfections add to the character and make it suited to represent emotions that may not even have a name.
Honestly I think you make a fair point. English is a great language, but it does run into issues when it comes to online communication. You do have to assume a lot. And sometimes people assume the worst or assume the wrong thing from what the other person is saying. An emoji might be a simple and arguably lazy way to clarify things. But unless you are going to write an essay for every sentence and explain things so clearly that there is no room for misinterpretation...it's not a bad thing to have. It just becomes an issue if overused. If all you do is throw out a string of emojis or throw them into every single sentence...yeah that's more an issue.
Yeah i completely agree with this take. Sure it's lazy but its quick and immediately understandable and the alternative is to make a longer sentence that is way too long and explicit bit it can still be misunderstood
"Shes just a forced strong female character, like every movie has to have now" as he shows a bunch of pictures that has gamora, leia, eva, the lego girl, Astrid, the bunny girl from space jam, and the tiger girl from kung fu panda, all of which are actually well made strong female characters
Ummm you forgot every female superhero character who somehow never gets even mearly injured during any movie. Superman died... Meanwhile Wonder woman hasnt took more than 3 punches in 3 films.
SpaghettiNerd 2020 act like it doesn’t matter what he thinks until he is old enough to understand how terrible the movie was, then ask him what the hell he was thinking.
Same, I despise Emoji’s, it’s funny considering I’m of the demographic they were targeting; Teenagers, asinine, device glued, attention seeking teenagers (something I’m not completely, thankfully)
@@autobotstarscream765 yeah, they are made to communicate things like facial expressions, and body language in general, but then apeared dumb emojis like the shit and the bomb and the gun that doesn't make any sense
I found the rant that pictographic languages are limited by their simplicity when actually that's their strength. Take mandarin for example, very similar to writing in emoji, it allows modern Chinese to read documents written centuries ago effortlessly because the language hasn't changed in millennium. Yes it's not as precise but percussion can be a two edged sword, the more meaning you put into something the greater the chance the meaning will be lost in time.
well you see useing the "that's funny" example the only way that it can mean something else based on tone pitch and facetion expresstion. if I wanted to say "that's funny" as it being funny I would use "that's funny" if I was to use it sarcasticly I would say "that's funny😒" it all falls down on pitch, tone, and facial expression. so emojis help out on the facial expression Part
@PUMA 118 so the hypothesis has beem lrovwn correct it is making you dumber. you can only understand very direct and simple attempts at non verbal communication without a picture literally showingg you what you should be able to easily understand. ?
Pretty sure he was referencing the context of the movie: They were sending messages entirely composed of emojis. The emojis weren't accenting text. They were the whole message. Sigh, kids these days don't understand context. ;P
Yeah, I'd call something relying on context somewhat of a _bad_ thing. Because it doesn't require less information to properly express, but _more_ information, because you need to include the context to properly convey it. That's funny. Or, you know... 😒
No joke, I actually enjoy your movie reviews more than the content on your main channel. You're very good at breaking down films. Keep up the good work!
man, i find this review 4 years from its release and i feel your pain. you're right, i was priviledged to NOT watch the movie. hearing you truly made me realise it. you do these reviews in the most sarcastic and strict way possible, but it gives persepctives which i would perhaps never think about or analyse deeply. tough and remarkable
Do I use emojis? Yes, but do I use them often no. Personally I absolutely hated the Emoji Movie when it came out. I had watched the movie to see if I was over reacting. End of story it was awful.
If Smiler is/was the most important emoji in the phone that probably means Alex uses that emoji a lot. So when he notices it's gone he'd do a factory reset anyway.
I laugh because of the way he was bashing specifically in that sentence. I see myself doing this. Like laughing when he uses a weird voice in response to feminists 2, when he goes: “so you admit feminism doesn’t help man at all lmao?” Still laugh about it today.
This man is a true hero, willing to sacrifice his time to watch and review this stage 4 ass cancer for us.
Carefully, he’s a hero
His name will be echoed through time and space..
"Dr. Shaym! Reviewer of ass cancer movies!"
@@JACKALTOOTH100 not all heroes wear capes
*insert spiderman hes a hero meme*
Stage 6 actually
I like how the automatic captions mishear one of the $10 patron's names as "Jerk".
Possum Reviews you should pin your comments so that people see them, they may get buried under hundreds of other comments
Carefully, he’s a hero
@Rey Smart.
Lets hope it doesn't suits him
Dr Shaym, this video is the reason I love you and your channels
“ it’s a kids movie” I feel bad for kids since all the kids movies are trash movie length ads
Three words; “Pop. Culture. References.”
That’s the big reason this movie failed as a whole
And when I was a kid, I loved it
Not all...
If it's Pixar.
Faith Jennings
Clearly the movie producers were too dumb to add good pop culture references, movies like Toy Story, and Ready Player One are so good because they made so many old movie references, like Alien, King Kong, and Jurassic Park, so personally it isn’t really a pop culture reference unless it comes from something that is obviously linked to said movie, this goes back to Ready Player One and Toy Story including the chest bursted reference from the Alien franchise, so, in all honesty, the emoji movie (I didn’t capitalize it because it doesn’t deserve it) doesn’t really stand up to any pop culture fandoms like the movies I had just mentioned, so, the emoji movie loses a good 8 out 10 in my movie scale, and all the other factors that the Possum brings up just brings it to -1, making the one of the worst movies ever to be seen by eyes (it also made a mockery of Patrick Stewart, if that’s how you spell is name, by making him the poop emoji)
80s Saturday morning cartoons have entered the chat
"I really like how you express yourself through emojis." Said no girl ever, lol
So true infect I think women appreciate people don't overly use emojis or write "lol" every other word.
My sister did
@@FloodlightGamingReal get her to an iq test.
@@le-blanc1440 no no no no no no just get a new sister
@@umbrellaoperativeghost8001 that actually sounds more convenient.
The possum is right. It was just an extended ad.
Normal company's: how much add can we put in a movie?
Sony: yes
@@superenra2002 And Sony lost money on their ads.
@@superenra2002 ad*
400th like
@@speedygaming7280 Cool. Thank you.
I think it was Dr. Seuss who said "A children's book that can only be enjoyed by a child isn't a good children's book."
C.S. Lewis, but still agreed.
Based take.
Roald Dahl said it's harder to write a good kids book as they will stop reading it if it's bad.but these kind of films just bombard the senses of children
I still love Dr Seuss books
The major conflict of the movie could have been avoided if the main character could do his *ONE JOB* and keep a strait face for a picture.
IT.IS.NOT.THAT.HARD.TO.KEEP.A.STRAIGHT.FACE.YOU.DON'T.NEED.TO.LACK.EMOTIONS.TO.DO.THAT
My resting face is a meh face for fuck sake.
Even better, he only has to do it for like, 3 seconds once every blue moon. Not like the meh emogi is used often or anything.
The way he started panicking right after trying to gain his composure was so fucking forced.
horaciosi ikr
"Well it's a kids' movie so you can't really..."
'STOP RIGHT THERE!!!"
I love Possum so much lol
The “I really like how you express yourself through emojis” part is equivalent to the “Wait. Your a discord mod AND a redditor? Oh my god” meme
Apple arms!!
Wrong form of you're
@@companionsytalt6329 Can you do not?
@@rakin1134 Sorry, no.
@@rakin1134 Well people are really retarded with grammar and spelling. Nothing wrong with teaching an idiot the difference between your and you're. While pronounced the same, they have two entirely different meanings. If you don't want people thinking you're an idiot, at least get basic grammar right. So instead of criticizing someone for letting them know they used the wrong your, maybe you should let them educate OP since they really need to go back to kindergarten to learn the most basic of grammar.
"Hey, I've never seen this kind of emoji before. Let me just send it..."
Now he's given his crush the same malware that his phone's got!
My brother is hyper afraid of viruses and malware, one time I sent him the 🌚 emoji and he crapped himself
@Femboy weeb memer manly advice with femboy weeb memer
@@sultanofswag8901 yes weeb = bad person
@@spaghetti-zc5on XD
@spaghetti-zc5on make your brother play kinito pet
7 ads, I'm proud of you
Yeah I’m not even mad Just surprised he has ads on his videos again
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@MeltHead519 i prefer possum reviews tbh. There's alot of good useful information here for movie goers and potential movie makers can learn from
The Super Slav proud of us
Same I'm happy for him atleast he can make money now
24:48
“You know, whenever someone mentions the breaking of gender roles, it undermines the concept of gender equality by implying that this is an exception, and not the status quo”
-Knuckles
@Gabriel Lopez de Azua sonic boom
You know, I never could tell if that was satire or if they were being actually serious.
@Gabriel Lopez de Azua I know dum-dum
@Gabriel Lopez de Azua i thought they were talking about hxh
@@inciniumz4671 The context was Amy saying something along the lines of "Can this girl prove that just because she is a women, she can beat a man?"
Adding on:
The Lego Movie worked because it wasn't a movie about Legos, it was a story told through the medium of legos. You could probably remove all the Lego elements and it's still a genuinely good plot. In a similar vein, the Sonic Movie was not a movie about Sonic, but rather, a movie happening to contain Sonic.
The biggest problem I had was that I ,the target audience of pre-teen to early teen, was just pretty much insulted the whole way through. It paints early teens as one big stereotype and the first few lines are literally saying that we’re too lazy to use words so we use emojis.
@@sonnyfox60 Yes, clearly, we are too dumb to use words. As evidenced by the fact we are using words right now.
yeah so the emoji movie was bad because it was all about emojis and not really having a plot outside of emojis (except the relationship they just threw in there for 5 minutes)
tbh I think the Lego Movie also works as a feature-length commercial for Lego because it's not ashamed to admit that that's what it is. So the movie talking up the virtues and philosophy of Lego actually makes sense. The Emoji movie is a feature-length commercial... but not for emojis.
What the fuck is Legos?
"Why the Emoji Movie failed as a movie".
Well for starters, it was made. Secondly, it wasn't Popeye.
This guy is spitting facts
R.I.P. Popeye Movie
Dw it's back, just not with Sony
@@sonicmarge good thing it's not Sony
It came into someones mind
"It's a kid's X" is an excuse that needs to stop being used to defend trash. Just because you intend it for kids doesn't give you the right to show my kids whatever the hell you want.
Yeah! Just like those toys all about shit or vomit or whatever splashed with glitter
That's what I've been saying for years now, just because something is intended for a certain audience doesn't mean you don't have to try, there have been several movies intended for children that still had effort put into it because the filmmakers genuinely wanted to make something good. "You should make movies that can appeal to children as well as adults because adults are just older children"-some guy m
ITS NOT TRASH
@@jaxsterminator8634 it's not trash to you, that doesn't mean other people are going to have the exact same opinion
@@Tree_e888 IT DOES MEAN THAT
MY OPINION IS FACT
EVERYONE ELSES OPINIONS ARE WRONG
What we wanted: Popeye and Medusa.
What Sony gave us: the Abomination Movie.
How they apologized: Spiderverse.
Then they fucked us over with Spider-Man
Ranel Gallardo Spider-Man is back.
Disney gave us countless live action movies. I'm still waiting for an apology.
ExposedKitten 8254 Well...
@Dangle Baggins II Wait, you mean I'm not supposed to punch them?
Just realized what message this feature-length commercial is trying to teach:
Deleting junk from your phone is *bad.* It's *murder. Don't do that.*
Your emojis *will be very sad if you do that*
@@eggi4443 Reminds me of when I was a kid and tried to fit all of my stuffed animals on my bed before I went to sleep, because somewhere, deep down I believed they had emotions and would feel left out.
@@dw1n3 Same.
gustav1138 that was also me
@@dw1n3 i did the exact same thing
Imagine high five would show the middle finger in a random point
The question shouldn't be "why did fail". It should be "why does it exist?"
"I like money" -Mr. Krabbs
@@cringeworthyhumans160 mhm
Richard Moore, after leaving Disney to work for Sony, went to work on the Emoji movie, as well as Spider Man: Into the Spiderverse. While the Emoji movie is bad, it was something different, outside of all the sequels and Disney remake at the time. Like it or not, it's different/unique ideas that are risky and expensive help push the media. For good or bad, I barely like the Emoji movie more than any of the live-action Disney remakes COMBINED. I won't watch it, but I at least appreciate a bad new idea than a bland, reused one.
Nah we should know why it exist -because children! 👧 👦 they love emojis, it’s a cash grab ! A product an ad for dumb babies 👶
THE EMOJI MOVIE IS PERFECT AND SONY DECIDED TO RELEASE A GOOD MOVIE INSTEAD OF POPEYE
This seems like more of a rip-off of Wreck-it Ralph than the Lego Movie. Particularly how the main character is unsatisfied with his place, breaks his role and everyone is going to die because of him. And the female lead turns out to be a princess. By the way, does the female lead replace the villain as the leader of the digital environment? If so, that's the same too.
Edit: The female lead in Wreck-it Ralph also rejects being a princess in favor of being some slob.
In defense of Venelope she was forced to not be a princess and at least had a personality instead of just 'hurr durr I don't want to be a princess and emojis are sexist'
Vanellope seems like a better character (I have not and will not see the Emoji Movie), but my point was that at the end she rejects being the princess, and that's another point of similarity.
Slob probably wasn't the right word to describe her, but I can't think of another that hits the commonality I'm trying to describe.
@@mcblaggart8565 Try using the word all the SJWs like so much: independant
It’s a ripoff of Inside Out in many ways too.
@@mightykid9581 The thing is: They could've made her an actual powerful female character that inspires young girls but instead they made her spout all the feminazi bs catchphrases expecting to attract actual feminists.
1:16 _”If anything, children’s media should be held to a HIGHER standard than adult movies, because the media children are exposed to is what shapes their minds.”_
*THANK. YOU.*
1. It Exists
MarchBloxBoy theone nice
1. It was thought of
2. It was made
3. It exists
4. People saw it
5. It made money
I came here for a satisfyingly cynical dunk session for a terrible movie, and instead I got a thesis on the decline of western civilization due to our lack of creativity in our writing correspondence.
i mean.... as long as those strong female characters are written well, then they're okay.
but jailbreak is literally one of those not-like-other-girls girls
Jesty Yep! I agree with most of the stuff here, but he implies that EVE from Wall-E was a badly written token bad ass girl character. It isn’t even a male or female. It’s a robit
Happy Llama zoidberg? Is that you?
@@happyllama1160 and tigress too. And that thing is...she has a backstory to explain why shes so emotionally hardened
Happy Llama he also implies that Princess Leia is a bad character, which is simply not true.
Drake` Turcotte he hates every female character prolly
"Strong female character, the kind that every movie has to have in order to appeal to--"
¿WHY IT'S EVE FROM WALL-E INCLUDED THERE?. She's an actually very cute and likable character, goes through seriously threatening problems and although she does have a harsh attitude towards wall-e in the beginning, she becomes really lovable.
Because shaym is cynical and cant read into things that trigger him
I think he's using her and the other images not to say they're bad, more showing how these types of characters, good or bad, are in a lot of recent movies
@@TheCompleteMental ironic
@@ordersquamata930 oh
that makes sense
@@TheCompleteMental not really, he shows the Lego movie girl but later mentions that he thought she was good, so he didn't necessarily hate all "strong female characterz" or something
The meme movie
Coming never hopefully
Yeah, a meme movie is better left RUclips. If a major studio tried to make it, the movie would be major cringe.
Please,for the love of everything holy,do not give Sony Pictures ideas.
If it’s made by meme creators on RUclips who actually understand them, then I’m all for it lmao
@@TacocatX no it will be made by corporate executives
A meme movie would only be able to release in the United States, because the EU banned memes, right?
This movie is a steaming pile of Patrick Stewart.
What a wasted talent.
Indeed
That man was in LOGAN
@marianne mccrank No matter the sum, the answer always will be "not enough"
That is just sad. The fact that a great actor is used as a euphemism for poop, after starring in this movie, just makes me think he dies inside when he is confronted with the fact that he was in The Emoji Movie.
Imagine seeing a Raid Shadow Legends ads while watching the movie XD
ha ha lol
I wouldn’t bat an eye.
That would have made my day. Probably a bit out of their price range though.
imagine an alternate universe where the emoji movie turned out to be a well written piece of literature
Probably on Earth 3
"IMAGINE"
Maybe in 0/0 universes
Thats like dividing by zero,it would end the universe
Bizzaro earth
Him: You and I, we’re like diamonds in the sky.
You’re a shooting star I see, a vision of ecstasy.
Shine bright like a diamond.
Her: K
K
K
K
He should've sent her Cannibal Corpse lyrics
K
You know, the whole time the guy was getting embarrassed by all the noise the phone was making, why did it never occur to him to put it on mute?
Because he’s got no brain.
Because the plot didn't demand it
Reminds me of the ol'
`9Øs meme, _Put it on vibrate!_
That was my thought the whole movie. I kept saying ‘Just put it on mute’
But for the sake of plot he didn’t do that 😒
LMAO - "Let's ignore the fact that he will toss his phone out when he upgrades it in a year and all the emojis will die anyway".
But on a serious note, I absolutely love how these reviews tend to become lectures in ethics, logic, and level of taste, all under a guise of a crude simplicity. I usually feel smarter after watching your vids, thanks Possum! *high five emoji* *big grin*
kmidst_vg it makes sense how good he is at this stuff when you realize his other channel is Dr Shaym.
Potato Guy I just figured that out
📈5️⃣😄
Really makes you wonder how interchangeable Political Science is as major....
When you are ready young grasshopper go watch the critical drinker
Lego: everything is awesome
*sees emoji movie*
Lego: most thing are awesome
Sjoerd Derks
Cats Movie:Let me introduce myself
Why would you even send a meh to your crush?
"hey do you wanna go out? 😒"
I thought I was the only one who is confused by that. I
Teens are capricious and illogical. Being apathetic can make a guy seem really attractive to his female classmates for dumb reasons. Teens are dumb enough to conflate apathy for confidence and coolness.
The plot sounds like something I would write when I was in 5th grade. It is so bad it's laughable
Yep
Eh. I've seen stories written by 5th graders with an actually coherent plot
@@jaxonklaus838 I was a very stupid kid. I still am stupid but my God I was fucking retarded a few years ago
What's funny is that someone made a decent plot, I forgot who it was but they went how the kid was struggling with the real world and shutting themselves out from friends and family. Something along those lines as it's been awhile
@@polysteveshusbandandboyfri644 Give yourself a little more credit. This movie is 100,000,000 levels of dumb.
Why does Jailbreak have a torso but Gene has his head connected directly to his legs and arms?
Princess emojis (both in reality and in the film) have bodies because they wear dresses. You can't wear a dress without a torso.
Not defending this crap, but at least they kept THAT consistant
@Caleb Burns because the script was written by 🐒🐒🐒
Maybe Jean's head is one big torso
@@justmedavid2977 save yourself emojis make you dumb
Still would.
29:20
"All the power of a king or a queen, without the responsibility"
Best roast ever
Love how garbage can become entertaining if is being rummaging by a rodent
jonny Possums aren't rodents you n00b.
@jonny Opossums aren't rodents. They are Marsupials.
@@applescruff1969 did you say soup
@@maz1071 No.
@@applescruff1969 I want soup now
This movie would be one of those 86 minute unskippable ads on RUclips
Alt title for this video - Why "The emoji movie" is not a movie.
I can't believe they do that though
Those?
I remember when I was at our holiday house with my famility's friends and their kids. Everyone watched this, and after it ended, my uncle that always tries to make even worst movies look good just said "damn I haven't watched such shit in my entire live".
Your uncle has terrible taste
The Emoji Movie is perfect
I laughed out loud reading this
I know this is 4 years ago, but does this imply that even your uncle, who has an optimistic approach towards bad movies, hates the Emoji Movie?
Any movie that wastes a Patrick Stewart performance on nothing but toilet humor has failed imo.
KT Katキティ does that count for t.v. too?
@@mikek4610 Yes
First.
Haha
Yes
First
Ｈａ．
chinese goverment the Tiananmen Square massacre is real
0:45 Agreed. There's a reason me and my father still enjoy watching Wall-E as much as we did 10 years ago, heck there's a lot of hints I didn't get as a kid too so that makes the rewatch even more interesting.
English:" I'm the most expressive language."
German:" Let me introduce myself, Fußbodenschleifmaschinenverleihgeschäftsführer."
Kommandant Blauluchs what
@@sutomuarashi Just a somewhat long german word
@@utzius8003 but like- whatdoesitmean
@BearSeek Berserker WHAT
Nice job title :D
I am gonna make a movie about t shirts
The main moral should be “you should be yourself.”
CaptainJackValdy's Crew But not if your a White male
cheese puffs socks life matters
IL put 69$ into it for anti vax kids as actors
Y’know how to make a girl shirt? Yeah,just attach a pair of tits to the shirt.
Me replying with "😂🤣🤣🤣🤣"
Actual me: 🗿
Upwards of Average
About right.
🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿
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@@Try-hard-emily 🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿
"Yo Angelo!"
270 likes and 0 dislikes
Perfectly balanced as all things should be
Clayton Peterson now it has 6 dislikes I wish I could hack their RUclips account
PieGuyonline ! Oh nice them perfectly balanced
9 feminists/ little kids disliked.
1k likes.
That's because the feminists are surrounded by people who agree with them
Clayton Peterson actually not balanced
It's like a mix between Inside Out and the Lego movie, but it misses the common element of those two: they're actually good movies
Brandon Hughes in my opinion I didn’t like Inside Out
Brandon Hughes
Like,when you try to mix potato chips with chocolate
Half Baked or Pizza with Corned beef hash and ranch
@@tophatring8445 its okay, you are entitled to your wrong opinion
Ana Carolina Nascimento 😂 thx ig
"the most expressive of all human languages"
* German wants to know your location *
Your mind on America
"English is the most expressive of all human languages!!!"
>lacks diminutives, the most intense swearword is "cunt".
w oo w
@@Niosesore how bout ni-
@@Niosesoremeanwhile, cunt when your mind is on britain: widely used swearword by 800% of the british population. not really a "most intense swear", equally as insulting as each other
As a novice coder when the characters go through the “code” it’s actually binary the animators and such are just lazy
@Ryan isnt that how quantum computers work? They can go through the whole database very fast.
@@grootsChannel yes but they didn't use a quantum computer
@@kekwnet true
well technically computers read code in binary, the code you're most likely working with is basically binary in a readable format for humans to work with, so really them going through the "code" and said code being in binary isn't far fetched
uhm... as a coder you should know how code gets executed... even though you don't even need to understand binary to code, you should know that at the end your code is translated into binary instructions that the processor has to execute. so yes, the compiled garbage they "go through" would be ones and zeros
Alex: While you were being a normal human being, i was studying the emoji
7:56 I just realized they showed Jailbreak at the beginning of the movie. She seems "happy" about being a princess emoji to me. If they actually cared about writing a good story, this scene would have been nice if they showed her actually look bored among the other princesses. Would have been a nice rewatch moment.
14:21 am i the only who realised that Jailbreak and the Meh dude are crouching for no reason.
hi-five is taller than both of them, yet u can see him running and jumping in the scene.
how did the animators not notice that...
WHAT A PLOT HOLE! UNSUBSCRIBED!
Lol
@@PossumReviews i can hear your voice from this
The emoji move but its discord custom emojis
:ahegao: : sweat:
:peach: :eggplant: :heart: :bruh:
Honestly I think that would be a better movie.
:wiigonnahaveaproblem: :CMERE: :cummywummyuwu: :thisismyDEPRESSION:
:GokuDrip:
11:31 It's not really a "plot hole" that he's knows about Jailbreak, but has never actually met her. That's the closest I'll ever get to defending this movie.
19:06 when your high school teacher says forget the things you learned in middle school
Thanks for saving me the search :)
I clicked it and an add played
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*Claims Engrishu is the most diverse language in terms of expression
*Screams in Hungarian.
That's it you marsupial rodent. I'm throwing back into the dumpster.
Hi possum how is your living condition
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I didn't see any of the ads. I saw the yellow mark and the screen went black, but nothing played.
5 years later: The kids this movie was aimed at are now on TikTok. You were right, and now I'm depressed.
I would like to point out that in any computing device even after something is "deleted" it remains until the space is needed and in some cases stays partially. The only way to truly delete something requires extensive expertise. I know this from my father who is a professional data scientist and engineer.
Or just putting a magnet to a hard drive
Or smashing the phone
The Gamist incorrect, that would simply stop you from viewing it. You can easily retrieve data from a phone if it was only smashed.
People think trading in or selling their phone is smart. Nah. People can snatch it all back up if they want to.
Oops.
Power drill to hard drive has high chances of success.
Edit: you could also write over the data several times, but hey, where's the fun in that?
@@thedragon133 better yet. Take out the disk. Fuck it up or replace it, and put it back with no evidence
Einstein’s ninth law of... something, “with greater quality, there is absolutely no plot and the film makes no sense”
"Strong independent female" is a trope now. A trope of bad writing usually.
"Unfortunately, this movie was made by Sony. The most shallow and blatantly money-grubbing of all the major studios."
What about Illumination?
Sony is still the more money-grubbing one.
@@applescruff1969 Care to explain?
@@jacksonnunberg4249 The fact they made the 2016 Ghostbusters movie should be enough of an explanation.
@@applescruff1969 They also made Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, Hotel Transylvania, and Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse.
@@jacksonnunberg4249 Never seen the first two, but i have seen the third. And it was a blatent cash grab on the current trend of superhero movies that idiots watch.
I remember I dared my brother and my cousin to watch this movie for as long as possible.
The first 20 minutes was so filled with awful puns that I actually got car sick.
My brother and my cousin stopped after 10 minutes. I finished the movie, which, honestly, at the end wasn’t that terrible. (In my opinion, but that’s mostly because the fucking puns died down).
Damn...You are emotionally strong...
The emoji pop... that gave me ptsd.
Serperior and the animator you take things so lightly, had to watch this at a theatre with my mum and sister. THE ENTIRE MOVIE. I AM SCARRED.
It's one of those movies that are fun too mock, like old horror movies with idiot characters
YOU HAVE THE WORST TASTE EVER
THE EMOJI MOVIE IS PERFECT
In my opinion Emoji's are a useful tool if used correctly, they can allow us to convey additional context while using a limited number of characters, such as our emotional or tonal intentions.
The ant as the voice of dissent is pretty great.
I didn't even know this movie was political... What a terrible idea.
*"A bad movie is a bad movie"*
_The truth has been spoken_
Except the Emoji Movie
That movie is just perfect
bruh true
Indeed, an emoji has no subtext, which is why I rarely use them, and the only times I do use them are after a sentence to express the tone, the reason being that things like sarcasm may be difficult to register in a written down/typed medium, as apposed to face to face conversation, where things like body language and tone of voice can indicate the meaning behind words. To use your example “that’s funny”, written down, it could be interpreted as ha ha funny, strange, or uncomfortable, in in person conversation, we have body language and tone of voice to distinguish these, imagine someone telling a story that you think is hilarious, if you said “that’s funny” then you would be smiling, and you would be trying to cover your laughter long enough to talk. Now if someone said a story that they thought was funny, but you didn’t, and you sarcastically said “that’s funny”, you would have an annoyed expression and voice, but the words that get written down remain the same, so talking through things like comments or text can use emojis IN TANDEM with actual words to explain both, the actual message, and the tone
It DID succeed as a meme tho
Edit: can i just mention that gene's mom has a karen haircut?
regretti spaghetti
I WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOUR MANAGER
Lmao
Hippity hoppity i deserve property
Don't edit your comments and write edit just do it or make another comment.
IT SUCCEEDED AS A MOVIE TOO
ITS A PERFECT MOVIE
"Your uniqueness is what threatens to destroy the universe"
Anybody else thinking about Gurren lagann here?
Row row reboot your phone!
Ah yes,Orwellian themes in a fucking phone,m favorite
The world is a little easier to live in every time I think about Gurren Lagann
@@kaydwessie296 I wish it was like that to everyone
Ty Plum i’d rather watch that then the emoji movie.
i disagree with the statement "there is no subtext to a smiley face", because emojis (commonly smiley faces) are frequently used ironically. also, a lot of the time i don't use emojis to replace speech, but instead add it to the speech to make sure the message was taken w/ the correct tone. also they're cute lel
I agree. He also seems to forget they’re literally called EMOji’s because they efficiently and precisely convey EMOTION far better than written text. It’s a digital substitute for all important “body language” which is well known to convey a lot more information at times than what someone is saying. Also, its mentally exhausting and unnecessary to think we need to be writing sonnets back and forth otherwise society is collapsing
I'm staring at a glowing rectangle as I watch this. We're all idiots.
I ain’t stopping staring at the rectangle,i got jojo to watch
believe me, disregard what boomers say, the glowing rectangle is way better than the alternative in 2019
That is correct
@Thot Destroyer Mine has none of this.
I'm staring at a glowing square. 4:3 master race!
Don't torture yourself like this!
It’s not torture if it’s a perfect movie
I mean as a person who is in marketing the general use of emojis is that on a text based medium with no body language facial expressions or social context, and emoji cannot be misinterpreted. That’s extremely advantageous to companies because it means at no point will what you have said be misunderstood or misrepresented. In many ways the English language is too diverse, because it was created under the impression that you would see the person saying it. An emoji takes that place, filling in the emotion by allowing the visual use of a facial expression that can no longer misinterpret a phrase like “that’s funny”.
If you send me something and I say “that’s funny” you might hope to assume I mean that I actually found it funny, but that’s just it, you’re assuming. That’s funny with a smiling emoji means it was a positive interaction, rolling eyes or squint means it’s not.
It is in many ways lazy communication because you could write out all your thoughts and make a constructed argument on how you justify the positivity of the funny, or you could...send an emoji and achieve the exact same thing in two seconds with even less room to be misunderstood.
See what I mean?
"send an emoji and achieve the exact same thing"
This is the key here, and highlights the flaws in Possum's analysis of language use. Language is about communicating an idea and being understood. English is no more or less advantageous than any other language at making a point at any level of nuance, and this includes the use of emoji. If anything, one could argue there's nuance in the way that emoji are used, but that's a topic for another day.
@@NeonSonOfXenon while I agree with you both, at the end of the day the emojis you’d find on an average phone are designed to be as clean as possible, which aren’t nearly as effective as something such as ascii art, memes on the internet or even rage face comics. Humans are designed to look for micro expressions, and while something like a squiggly drawing of a frown or a screenshot of a shitty render may not be quality, their imperfections add to the character and make it suited to represent emotions that may not even have a name.
Honestly I think you make a fair point. English is a great language, but it does run into issues when it comes to online communication. You do have to assume a lot. And sometimes people assume the worst or assume the wrong thing from what the other person is saying. An emoji might be a simple and arguably lazy way to clarify things. But unless you are going to write an essay for every sentence and explain things so clearly that there is no room for misinterpretation...it's not a bad thing to have.
It just becomes an issue if overused. If all you do is throw out a string of emojis or throw them into every single sentence...yeah that's more an issue.
Yeah i completely agree with this take. Sure it's lazy but its quick and immediately understandable and the alternative is to make a longer sentence that is way too long and explicit bit it can still be misunderstood
The best line of the movie is: "Emojis, I think the conversation just got dumber" And they displayed it as something bad
Just so you know in the dutch movie jailbreak was literaly called "hacky"
In polish she was called Matrix
Joeri Van Aalzum what a dumb name
In spanish.. Her name was..... Lady hacker... To only aplie to a joke of the movie "le di jaque"...
@@mateorios1636 loltff
I sprayed milk out of my nose. You get a like.
Possum. When it comes to texting. Emotions are difficult to show in text. So emojis are dumbed down verbally because they can't be mistaken.
"Shes just a forced strong female character, like every movie has to have now" as he shows a bunch of pictures that has gamora, leia, eva, the lego girl, Astrid, the bunny girl from space jam, and the tiger girl from kung fu panda, all of which are actually well made strong female characters
That's the point.
@@spinyslasher6586 if that's the point why does he also show pictures of actual forced strong female characters too?
Ummm you forgot every female superhero character who somehow never gets even mearly injured during any movie. Superman died... Meanwhile Wonder woman hasnt took more than 3 punches in 3 films.
@@TCthaCrisis did... did you watch wonder woman? Aries beats the shit out of her
I think the point is that almost every movie has them. It's not that they're good or bad, It's just that they're everywhere
He sounds drunk and it’s funny as hell
You have to be drunk to watch this movie
Wdym by "sounds drunk", he IS drunk.
It's funny because it touches your morality and ethics but then you realise there is no real threat.
Or something like that
sounds?
@@angrybitch5195 wuddup [your name] , check Dr.Shaym
The emoji movie isn’t a movie, it’s an LSD trip.
Also you deserve more subs likes and ads
And he deserves to not be demonitized.
So when I laugh I'm actually saying "The coast is clear and the danger is gone" ?
WOW!
18:57 Exactly how I felt the moment I heard the reasoning. Flipping a table.
"A helmet wearing Short bus rider" that was gold
Why did The Emoji Movie fail?
Simple. It didn't have 🅱️.
It didn't fail though it made money and Sony doesn't care.
🅱 wasnt a meme at the time of release, the emoji movie was released (natinollay) 7/15/2017
Funtube MSM And i used to have fond memories of 2017, smh.
Nor 🗿
You forgot 🤔🤨🤑🙃☻🧐❄🌈🔠🔡🔢🔣🔤🅰️🆎️🆑️🆒️🆓️ℹ🆔️Ⓜ️🆕️🅾️🆗️🅿️🔴🔵⚪⚫⬜⬛◼◻◽◾▫️▪️🔶️🔷️🔸️🔹️🔺️🔻💠🔘🔲🔳
Good work adding in the extra can sounds/sound effects.
I once visited my cousins house and we saw the trailer and he’s like “OH MY GOD I WANNA SEE THAT!!”
He’s like single digits how should I feel??
Forgive him for being a child now. Forgive him *for now*.
SpaghettiNerd 2020 act like it doesn’t matter what he thinks until he is old enough to understand how terrible the movie was, then ask him what the hell he was thinking.
Let him think it was good, then when he gets older show him better movies.
Show him challenging an thought-provoking kids' movies
Age or IQ?
This was the first time i was glad to see ads on a video
I don't even use Emoji's, so imagine my utter disdain when I first heard an Emoji Movie was being made and released.
Same, I despise Emoji’s, it’s funny considering I’m of the demographic they were targeting; Teenagers, asinine, device glued, attention seeking teenagers (something I’m not completely, thankfully)
@@frostgale1259 yeah, it's so funny. you're amazing and unique. stay safe
I barely use emoji unless I’m being sarcastic.
“Funny😐”
Emoticon gang :)
It must have been amazing because the Emoji Movie is perfect
I love how there are no dislikes
Emojis are not supposed to be used as the primary language in text it's purpose is to enrich text
If only everyone understood that...
@@autobotstarscream765 yeah it is used to show easier the meaning of the text
😑🤨😮 🙍♂️🙍♀️😱🤯😬 👀💬💣
@@autobotstarscream765 yeah, they are made to communicate things like facial expressions, and body language in general, but then apeared dumb emojis like the shit and the bomb and the gun that doesn't make any sense
I found the rant that pictographic languages are limited by their simplicity when actually that's their strength. Take mandarin for example, very similar to writing in emoji, it allows modern Chinese to read documents written centuries ago effortlessly because the language hasn't changed in millennium. Yes it's not as precise but percussion can be a two edged sword, the more meaning you put into something the greater the chance the meaning will be lost in time.
Chinese is one of the most complicated lenguaje precisely for that need to be extremely descriptive.
well you see useing the
"that's funny" example the only way that it can mean something else based on tone pitch and facetion expresstion.
if I wanted to say "that's funny" as it being funny I would use "that's funny"
if I was to use it sarcasticly I would say "that's funny😒"
it all falls down on pitch, tone, and facial expression. so emojis help out on the facial expression Part
@PUMA 118 so the hypothesis has beem lrovwn correct it is making you dumber. you can only understand very direct and simple attempts at non verbal communication without a picture literally showingg you what you should be able to easily understand. ?
Pretty sure he was referencing the context of the movie: They were sending messages entirely composed of emojis. The emojis weren't accenting text. They were the whole message.
Sigh, kids these days don't understand context. ;P
Yeah, I'd call something relying on context somewhat of a _bad_ thing. Because it doesn't require less information to properly express, but _more_ information, because you need to include the context to properly convey it.
That's funny.
Or, you know...
😒
*using
When I’m sarcastic, I tYpE LiKe tHiS.
No joke, I actually enjoy your movie reviews more than the content on your main channel. You're very good at breaking down films. Keep up the good work!
But his main channel is godly
Shaym is love, Shaym is life.
Wait what main channel ?
man, i find this review 4 years from its release and i feel your pain. you're right, i was priviledged to NOT watch the movie. hearing you truly made me realise it. you do these reviews in the most sarcastic and strict way possible, but it gives persepctives which i would perhaps never think about or analyse deeply. tough and remarkable
Do I use emojis? Yes, but do I use them often no. Personally I absolutely hated the Emoji Movie when it came out. I had watched the movie to see if I was over reacting. End of story it was awful.
I only use them to enhance the message, if I use them at all, and not as a whole statement
just me David I use the gun or knife emoji to send to my friends but I mean that’s about it
@@justmedavid2977 essentially that is what I do
🤐
Robert Yost As a 13 to 15 year old when emojis were starting to become a huge trend... I never used a SINGLE emoji ever.
"Kids movie" even more reason it should be good quality.
If Smiler is/was the most important emoji in the phone that probably means Alex uses that emoji a lot. So when he notices it's gone he'd do a factory reset anyway.
This man: "Saying lol poop is the bare minimum of comedy"
Me: *chuckles because he said lol poop*
6 yr old jokes never really get old
I laugh because of the way he was bashing specifically in that sentence. I see myself doing this. Like laughing when he uses a weird voice in response to feminists 2, when he goes: “so you admit feminism doesn’t help man at all lmao?” Still laugh about it today.
@@originalname1876 or farts. Farts are never not funny, no matter your age.
@@waltercomunello121 exactly
Also, did you know that we LOST a popeyes movie for this?
😂😂😂😂😂😂 they way he expresses himself through emojis *flips table violently*
Found your channel today and not disappointed
That soda can drop was very well animated