TURNING RED is amazing!! First Time Reacting to TURNING RED | Group Reaction | MOVIE MONDAY
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2022
- This is our Group Reaction & Review to TURNING RED. Turning Red is a 2022 American computer-animated fantasy comedy film produced by Pixar Animation Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.
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This movie actually made me cry a lot. I'm American (not Canadian) and not asian like the main character. But she and her friends are VERY accurate to real gurls in the 2000's especially. And the way I used to think of my mother as my best friend when I was young, and the way my mother was also overbearing to the extreme like the mother in this, hit very close to my heart. But unfortunately I didnt get to have a talk with my mother that resulted in us coming to a balance and maintaining our relationship. Who I was as a person ended up disgusting my mother so much the older I got that she disowned me and now I never know where she is at any given time. I feel like this movie may have helped us if I had it when I was younger. Because even though I've moved on and I'm 25 now, the little girl in me misses her momma.
Wow that’s really sad, I can’t even imagine how traumatic that must’ve been😓
Well, I don’t think is THAT accurate at all…but maybe that’s just in my country, or the experience I had.
Same my father left the picture a while back and seeing her having a dad made me tear up
I feel like as a child it is easy to say you won't raise your kid the same way you were, but harder to actually follow through.
Ming is far from perfect but she is also dealing with a teenager that USED to be easy. Not rebellious, polite, filial, completely well-mannered, etc. Within a span of a month she did full 180 and wasn't her mini-me.
She doesn't see the harm because Mei was able to adapt be perfect and was amazing.
I feel like it is more about the directors experience as a first- generation immigrant in a Western country than just mom-daughter issues. Your parents want the best for you and don't see benefit in "outside" things.
You can be like Meilin and stand firm and find a balance with Ming or be like Ming who buried most of her true self to reach non-confrontational balance with her mom. She kept the boyfriend but let everything else go.
ALSO, speaking of periods, if anyone here has a daughter, it is important to introduce girls to the idea of periods and consent as early as age 8. PLEASE.
I'd actually recommend as early as age 5, cause I got my period when I was 8. Thankfully my mother taught me about it
@@khaileimatmanivong5715 At 8?! Man, and I thought I had it bad getting it when I was 10, almost 11.
52:49 that money is not for them, it was for the collateral damage after the whole panda chaos that happened at the skydome 😂😂😂
She kept the panda because it showed her that she didn't have do be this aspect of mei that her mother and other mother's created. She wanted it because it helped foster a healthier relationship with herself. It may have had good and bad outcomes but mei understood that her panda was apart of her identity.
The film is about generational trauma passed down to women and it explains why ming wasn't a great mother. Ming resented her mother but never wanted to break her connection nor disappoint her, so she kept her distance to avoid the reality that is their lack of healthy love; it's why she was ginormous, she represented the 2nd generation, at least the one that is between traditional and contemporary. She is caight in the middle and it's why she was so broken and emotional in the end.
Although it is interesting how y'all viewed the panda, I could definitely see some dependency issues with the panda as an alter ego/escape.
Yes, and Ming's panda is the result of all the feelings she kept inside her.
I did the same because I was bullied and in high school, I started to have panick attacks
As someone who was a preteen/teen girl in the 2000s/early 2010s, this movie is pretty accurate lol. Middle school/early high school is when girls start getting major crushes on boys and not knowing how to control their emotions, they act very cringey and do embarrassing things with their friends. You should see the fanfics I wrote at that age 😂
I'm a 2000's girl except I had 9 in 2002. But yes, girls were like that. I had two classmates who created an idiot song for two boys (twins) who were in our class
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The theory on why the mum was so big was because by the time her panda came out she had accumulated alot of rage and negative feelings as she was growing up where as mie actually enjoyed and had a relatively good relationship with her mum and enjoyed her life
I truly love the recent pattern of movies about intergenerational trauma in immigrant and refugee families, and how our parents might hurt us out of love and their own fear, and how we can heal and move forward. And I definitely love how this movie captures being a second-generation Asian immigrant in a North American country, and being a child/pre-teen/young teen in that era and all the awkwardness and "cringe" and uncertainty that entailed. I also truly love how puberty and periods are becoming more normalized in our culture, rather than being yet another way to shame people and make them feel disgusting for natural things.
What I love is that this movie so clearly shows that there was no one right way to be and no one choice that was empowering for everyone. The best choice for Mei to be true to herself was to keep the panda, but the best choice for Ming to be true to herself was to transform it, because they were both very different people with very different pandas. For Mei, her panda was a source of happiness and expression and fun and authenticity, but for Ming, her panda was a source of trauma and pain and made her LESS authentically herself and who she wanted to be. And I'm so glad the moral of the story wasn't that "they all just needed to learn to love and accept their pandas and let them out." Because while that was demonstrably the right choice for Mei, it was demonstrably the wrong choice for Ming. Even Sun Yee presented all of them with the choice, and behaved lovingly towards all of them, whatever they chose, without judgement or disappointment - she held the portal letting them transform their pandas if they wanted to, and flew with Mei when Mei chose to keep hers - she helped ALL of them in their choices. And what I love is that Ming DID learn to love her panda, when she was able to take the choice to transform her panda into something that couldn't hurt or traumatize her anymore, so she got to be herself and love on her panda in the tamogotchi. It doesn't make Ming fake or wrong or "not accepting/loving herself" or not being authentic, and I'm so happy that both choices were presented as equally valid and empowering when they truly were made as each individual's CHOICE, and not forced or expected. Ming's first panda transformation, when she locked it away as a child, was suppression due to her mother's expectations, but after she healed from her trauma she was able to transform her panda the second time into something she could acknowledge and love. Keeping the panda out wasn't the right choice for her to be able to love it, transforming it in a non-suppressive way was how she could be her authentic self and love her tamogotchi-panda, and that's okay.
It's so important to me that this movie shows that making the empowering choices that are true to yourself and allow you to be your true self may be opposite choices to the people around you, including the people you love. By the very end, both Mei and Ming respect each other's choices, are not judgemental or disappointed, and recognize that their way wasn't the only right one. The right choice for one person may be completely opposite from LITERALLY EVERYONE ELSE and that is okay, and making the "expected" or "societally approved" choice doesn't mean you are any less authentically yourself than the person who is breaking the mold, if that choice is truly authentic to you.
31:57 gabriele saying “no one cares” while raph is trying to make a circle with his arm made me laugh way too hard lmao
(edited to fix the time stamp)
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It'she doesn't need the panda but she likes it and wants it , so of course she is going to keep it , it's part of her and it's her choice
I loved this movie, this is exactly what it was like being a 13 year old girl in 2002 lol
True, even if I had only 9 in 2002 but I had a tamagotchi
Lol this is how it was to be 13 in 2013 for me
Lol this is how it was to be 13 in 2013 for me
Yall should watch "Soul"
41:39 Thank you!! People don’t talk about how good this movie looks
It's not that she 'needs' the panda to be popular or to be strong or anything. Many children grow up having to hide who they are or supress their talents or interests because their parents don't approve of them - a famous example in media being a kid who wants to be a musician but their parents think it's a waste of time and force them to study instead. The panda is essentially that, a part of Mei that she embraces and wants to express freely, and her family disapprove because they don't understand it themselves. By the end they accept that it's her choice and let her live her life how she wants.
No offense, it's not about needing it, but wanting it. Why shouldn't she keep the animal if it helps her.
This movie, actually, displeys a tipical asian mumzilla (no offence, they are heroic women, trying their Best to make a better future for their kids). Wery common in Japan, China and Korea - since there, if you want a good job, you need a good school, if you want a good school - you want a good kindergarden... And you need to work yourself REALLY HARD!!!!
And yeah, family is a very big thing there.
"they're not friends, they're family" BROOOO, Im cryin
"What kind of rubbish is that?!" 🤣
You guys need it to watch How To Train Your Dragon it's so good the animation is so nice too u guys will love it
Yes all three of them or is there 4? lol I forgot but I love them all
38:05 man’s stuck his head in a cooler 🤣🤣
I think this ups the ante and the standard for other animated movies to follow. Whip smart, brilliantly funny with killer lines, beautifully warm and human friendships without being saccharine or twee, poignant and really beautiful. It's ridiculously good. I've heard rumours of a sequel to this. I'm in two minds about that, because this hit such a high standard, I'm worried a sequel will be disappointing and take away from the legacy of this movie. At the same time, if they can apply the same excellence, I would love to see a continuation of this story. ☺
Oh, here's a movie suggestion for you gents: Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Fair warning, it is gloriously absurd.
As for Ming's panda being so damned huge, keep in mind that she was also a painfully repressed person. Her anger, individuality, sadness, all of that? She repressed it. She purged her panda because, despite all the pressure she felt from her own mother, she still loved her mother. She blamed herself and her panda for physically lashing out, for giving her mother that permanent scar on her eyebrow. She got rid of the panda to make controlling herself, forcing herself to comply with her mother's wishes easier. Unfortunately, people have a nasty tendency to repeat the past without even trying to. My old man once bragged about taking a two-by-four (a hefty wooden board) to his father, and I personally saw my older brother knock our old man on his ass. Some people just don't learn, or learn the wrong lessons. Patterns of abuse tend to get passed down from one generation to the next. It sucks, it's the wrong way to do things, it damages ourselves and the people we care about; and those that do it don't even realize what they are doing.
1:32 I saw you laughing Micheal 😂
Mei mei actually loved all the stuff at the center. She enjoys the days and cleaning but she starts to like other things more
"What in the kpop is this"? ... what??
I live the compassion and concern you have for mei-mei
Welcome to the minds of 13 year old girls😂😂😂😂
the food part looks so real
“AWOOGA”?!😳😳😳
This ain’t Text Avery sister!🤣🤣🤣
Thank y’all watch turning red
This was based in Toronto in the 90s/early 2000s. The band was supposed to be 98 degrees I think 😂
With black Justin Timberlake?
thank you for your reaction guys!🖤
Love the reaction guys. KEEP IT UP!
Thank tou
Hey 👋 there new the team. Can’t wait 😛 to see more reactions. Much respect from GA.
Love your guys’ intro honestly 😍😍😍
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I love ya'll but that was kind of rude, you've seen this sort of spiritual and cultural stuff in Avatar reflecting Asian cultures. This is their culture, I'm sure ya'll have spiritual stuff in your guys culture. Plus it's Disney it's meant to be Magical. But Imagine someone calling ur culture rubbish or weird.
No, they don't call the spiritual thing rubbish. But the choice of animal morphing is kinda rubbish (according to them).
Because why the Red Panda? One of the cutest animal ever lived. Why not :
- Tiger
- Warthog
- Panther
- Crocodile
- Bear
Or any other animal that IRL do kill peoples.
I guess English is not their first language, and they're accidentally said something that mean completely different for the native english speaker.
lol clearly the mom is that worlds avatar...also so much nostalgia with the anime drawings only i drew me and my friends on adventures not my crushes lol
Canadian here, the main takeaway for me was I wish the skydome was still called the skydome. It got sold and the name changed. Oh well, either way, LET'S GO BLUE JAYS LET'S GO!
I'd like to recommend an older animated cult classic: The Last Unicorn. It's a chill, high fantasy movie - excellent for when you want something that's rich in details but a little more slow-paced and relaxed.
I would love you guys to react to the short film “Luxo jr.”. You guys joke about how they need to make a film about the lamp. It’s one of the first films Pixar ever made. It’s really cute.
Omg yes please reactt to Marvel movies and DC and also dream works like Shrek, Madagascar and other ones.. love yall 💓
I would love if you guys watch Bolt!! It's one of my childhood favorites
I didn't know you were gonna be doing tv shows! You guys should watch the Legend of Vox Machina
I was born in 2002,but i most definitely love this movie
Moral of the story :
Don't marry Asian women
Unless you love huge red panda
You fellas should watch the Kung Fu panda films and the Friday films if u haven't seen them.
Could you react to awesome animated movie Wolfwalkers?
10:24 😂
7:59 as hard and unbelievable as that might seems, the reality for most asian cultures is even worse. In asia, most students wake up at 5am and study till 10pm.... if they're lucky enough not have to help their families.
25:04 😂
The three of you as brothers should watch Luca.
Also I think you guys would like despicable me (all ) of them
Not gonna lie but I would want to have this protective mother
Ya'll so judgemental oh my gosh!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦♂️
Y'all misspelled Reaction in the tags.
maybe it's jsut whistful thinking, but does it seem to anyone else that the panda's are sad to leave?
Can y’all please watch zombies 3 it is a kids movies please
when are you going to finish harry Potter??
She NEED the panda,the panda IS HER,is a methapor of change,and she is changed,now she start to know who she is like every teen growing up,and she decided to be herself (ps the 4 is the worst Number for asian curtures,this is why they say that)
the cultural knowledge gap is wide with this reaction. all of us asians are crying while watching this because we grow up like this.... and yll just dont get it.
I don't think it's a wife gap honestly growing up in an African household. I think for them it might be a gender gap
I'm a girl and I didn't understand this movie, it was weird and didn't like all the girls acting like boys
It wasn’t my favorite movie, but I don’t remember girls acting like boys or in a masculine way to appear as such. Which point in the movie was that for you?
Lol Girls acting masculine. Not like boys. You can’t act like a boy since no boy acts the same.
None of them ever “acted like a boy”, they acted like themselves and there’s nothing wrong with girls having masculine sides. People have both masculinity and femininity
"acting like boys" Bruh, like how??
Really tho, how should they act? Because they clearly act like girls, a lot of teens were like that.
I’m also a girl and I didn’t see any girls “acting like boys”. Even if they were there’s nothing wrong with that.
How tf did they act like boys?💀