the iron giant but only dean
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2022
- what you currently have, in yOUR MOUTH, IS ARTT
film: The Iron Giant (1999).
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Damn I didn't expect this to blow up wtf
Boom im first to reply. Congrats though and keep making some enjoyable content.
Iron Giant being in Multiversus had something to do with it
Iron giant is based and so is dean
Yeah
You underestimated how popular and underrating this movie is, plus Dean is probably the best character!
Same energy as:
Dad:"I don't want a dog."
*Also dad and the dog one week later*
Underrated comment😂
@@thesuperawesomebros5747 lol yup
Omg literally do accurate 😭💀😂
Oh man it really is like that 😆
Lmaooo true
Dean is the kind of character you don't understand until you get older.
Oh yea dude becomes more understandable by the year
i feel like i always understood dean.
Like Squidward if he tried acting stereotypically cool
I didn’t get the joke until just now is that in the diner scene, Dean literally had a squirrel in his pants, and it wasn’t until I had recently saw the full clip of the Phineas and Ferb song “Squirrel in my pants”, where the guy said “she literally had a squirrel in her pants” that I realized that the phrase had a metaphorical meaning, but I wasn’t able to figure out what that meaning was until I saw the diner scene again and it all made sense
I just knew he was a cool cat to hang with 😎👉👉
3:06 9-year-old kid throwing around words like "undignified"! I love how they pulled off writing a smart kid. A lot of fictional smart kids are either essentially adults in child bodies, science nerd boy genius stereotypes, or only smart in one really limited area. But they wrote what a smart kid is often actually like: Still a kid who likes doing normal kid things, and doesn't always have common sense, but is a resourceful and quick-thinking problem solver, outwits Mansley multiple times, and has higher than average verbal expressive skills.
It also helps that Mansley himself is a glorified idiot
Yeah
YEAH
YES
yee
Love that at 3:30, while Dean has basically a tsunami headed his way, he's reading a newspaper with the cover, "Disaster Seen as Catastrophe Looms."
Now *that* is an amazing visual gag
Aliens responsible too.
and the choice to put dirty harry there 😭
honestly the whole scene where hes just floating and tightly griping his chair get me. he could not be more displeased
"Hey!"
"Yeah?"
"You're right in the middle of the r-"
"Yeah?!!"
"Alright..."
Honestly mood.
Littleraly just "your funeral" "like I care" energy
Gotta love Dean.
confidence is key
Literally based, he doesn't give an f at all
The fact someone put pen to paper and wrote that "you're right in the middle of the roa-" "YEAH?!" exchange 😂
The way the driver just goes “all right” and continues with his day is perfect.
@@maniacalmurderer4123 underated
My family quotes that bit all the time
All it takes is one person saying "yeah?" and someone else goes "you're right in the middle of the road!" to which everyone yells "YEAH?"
It's been years since we first seen it and it's _still_ funny
I like to think it was improvised and they left it in
Dude just survived a tidal wave. Being in the middle of the road is child's play
1:30 The way Giant says “Dean” scratches my brain in a way I just can’t explain
The reverb 🙏😩
nnDEEan
He also makes the teeth
Same
Thank you for putting it into words. I quote this all the time, it’s just satisfying to hear!😂
“Hey”
“yeah”
“You’re right in the middle of the road”
“YEAH”
Dean resonates with me on a spiritual level.
4:46
Dean being submerged in water while still sitting in his chair with Dirty Harry playing is a big mood
@@HogartHughes ooo cool
The scene after where Dean is drenched and sitting in the middle of the road with that ‘FML’ look on his face is my existence lol
Yeah, I dunno why but I feel like Dean would be into Gorillaz.
@@justaweepingangel. you're so right
It was hittin
Dean was lowkey a childhood hero and role model. He’s a good, humble, chill guy who’s always looking out for everyone.
he's so chill
And he hates the government 🥰
And this dude is cooler than any prince - he owns a junkyard!
3:57
"Yeeeah, what am I? Am I your friend? Bring some Frankenbot with outta-state plates over here and make me change MY itinerary... I don't like that jazz.
Gaaahd, I'm tired!"
So, he can stay?
Tonight. Tomorrow.. i-idk what tomorrow...
2:56
It's honestly no wonder how the Giant is so lovable - the little smile and point after opening the hood
:D
We need to appreciate this man more. He literally helped trick the military to help his friends, that's a true friend right there
Jack of all trades
As opposed to figuratively tricking the military?
@@slashbash1347 Eh, could be a metaphor akin to poking the bear
@@squatchjosh1131 That's not being figurative, the man doesn't know proper grammar.
@@EmptyMan000 I'm confused as to what you're saying isn't figurative? Slashbash was already contesting the OP's use of the word literally as that would suggest there's a figurative alternative.
A part of what makes Dean so irresistibly attractive is his dialogue, he's really witty and cool, while also being sweet and kind. I love how he says, "you got a problem with arts and crafts, little man?" Dare I say it, Dean even beats out Flynn Rider in the "humorous and street smart" department
Flynn is trying to act cool, while Dean is the embodiment of cool...
He fwionnneee 😍😍😍🤪
Had a crush on him since the movie came out 23 years ago, and still do lmao.
Two top contenders, to be sure
dean sassed so eugene could smoulder
1:45-2:02 Dean just described the agony that every artist has to deal with. Lol. 🤣
True lol
Dean's face at 1:07 is so perfect lol. That face you give when when someone says something that is almost undoubtedly false
🤫🧏♂️
I love how he's just like 'God dammit, he had to be YOUR kid'
I think it was the squirrel climbing in his pants that the kid was trying to catch and hide that it had run away, that's why he calls him squirrel boy
@@Carlos-ne3zf forgot about that...
Are you talking about 0:47? Yeah, I think that was the moment when the squirrel climbed into Dean's pant leg. Somehow I still think Dean would have befriended Hogarth even if he wasn't attracted to Annie.
Omg thanks for reminding me of the squirrel lol I was also wondering why he was grinding his teeth when Annie showed up 😂
That’s why I don’t date single moms.
I love it how Dean's glasses stay on his face despite being hit with the full force of a tidal wave caused by many tonnes of weight...
Cool shades gotta be cool!
Yeah?
@@Cruciferian *YEAH?!*
"Awright!" * Drives on. *
Bro’s glasses weren’t even slightly damaged. Whatever company made those shades did an amazing job.
4:47 probably my favorite scene. I love just how done he sounds with that second “YEA?!”
1:43 Dean isn't just funny as hell and the chillest guy ever, he's also a great actor!
3:33 Dude knew that there was no chance in hell he was gonna outrun or avoid that, so he braced himself for the worst.
The best scene in this movie.
"YOUR IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD!"
"YEAH!?"
"Aight..."
@@sangralknight3031 you're*
Has anyone ever wondered how or why the guy in the truck didn’t question the fish in the road or the giant tidal wave that just went through there? Lmao
@@mason.galaviz i think,the truck driver just happen to pass by and didn't think it was a tidal wave,just a regular flood...
I guess..
"by night known as hogarth" is such a simple line that gets me ever, single, time
I didn't catch that line til I watched it again for the first time in decade last week 😄
0:22
I don't get it
@@zenyt7243 It's kind of a reference to that superhero-ish moment where a guy goes, "By day I am Bruce Wayne, but by night... I am known as BATMAN!" Dean calls Hogarth "Squirrel Boy" in reference to, y'know, letting loose a squirrel that crawled up Dean's pant leg, and he acts like "Hogarth" is a secret identity. XD It's a simple little play on words, but a fun moment. :)
@@SeenAGreatLight thank you for explaining dude xd
Characters such as Dean have taught me that the delivery of a line is almost as important if not more important than the line itself. It’s not always about the things you say, but how you say those things.
It's the reason why MAD is funnier than Robot Chicken
“Hey I know you, Squirrel Boy.”
“Hogarth.”
“By night known as Hogarth.”
*That was way funnier than it should’ve been.*
everybody wants to have a friend like dean, but nobody wants to be like dean
If you don't have a Dean in your life. Become the Dean.
Fool, I want to be like dean and have a friend like dean
@@starstrucked7954 Come here brother. It’s time to Dean all over the place.
@@ThyFloorestFloor it’s Deaning time
@@captainpissoff Deanillionaire grindset
All the best movies from my childhood were when they tried to make animated movies where the people act like people. iron giant, atlantis, prince of egypt
the cause of and solution to all of their problems (in order)- the iron giant, money, god
Treasure planet 🙂
@@NewPaulActs17 Wasn't Atlantis more about power? Also the Egyptians were the cause in Prince of Egypt lol
@@tgbluewolf money IS power
Those three movies (and Treasure Planet) were all amazing but became victims of terrible marketing at that time, when people were still too enveloped by the Disney renaissance and felt animated movies had to be a 'certain way'. Atlantis probably suffered the most out of those movies.
But I'm glad to see all of these movies growing massive cult followings nowadays. Shows how ahead of their time these movies were.
4:13 There are 2 kinds of metal in this yard, scrap and art. If you gotta eat one of them, eat the scrap, what you currently have... IN YOUR MOUTH... IS ART!!!!!
Art?
Aghhh forget it! Forget it, it's gone... It's it's- not bad... 😐
1:30 I'm sorry but the Iron Giant's _"D E A N"_ gets me every time. 🤣🤣
“Forget it, FORGET IT! It’s gone! It’s.. i-it’s… hmm…. That’s not bad.”
My favorite moment in the whole movie. Dean discover’s the giant’s latent artistic talent.
It's a small way to show the Giant's humanity.
A real critic who knows art.
It's also just a realistic reason he'd start to like the giant
Wasn't it _already_ art before the giant tried to eat it? All he did was just fix it lol
@@JackFoxtrotEDMThe giant made something new, to which Dean noticed his potential to make other kinds of sculptures that would have been difficult for Dean to make.
My God this man was nothing but perfection as a character and he's so fucking handsome
Only man to pull off a soul patch without cringe.
Kinda gay
@@ishmael9356 Flynn Rider?
Didn't he marry hogaurds mom
@@marvelousmarvel6221 not even close tbh, Dean don't give a FUCK
Watching this as a kid I did not understand the implications of a grown man drinking coffee late at night. Now as an adult, I realize how much I relate to Dean.
what’s the implication? that he doesn’t sleep much or something?
Dean was having very dark thoughts
Dean is where my taste in comfort characters came from
Same
Fun Fact: This was supposed to be a Pixar movie, but Warner Bros. hired Brad Bird first. After this movie, Brad Bird was going to make Incredibles for Warner Bros., but Pixar hired him so he made Incredibles for them.
Ironic….
Lol
Fun Fact 2: According to Creativity Inc., Brad Bird created The Incredibles with Pixar instead of WB because Steve Jobs would talk to him about Brad's family after pitch meetings and got to know him more.
@@griffinoleary1694 What a wholesome guy
Wow didn’t know that
This man said “I’m not happy about it either” with tone
Baked
@@RealCoolstriker64 Did you mean Based?
@@huntercool2232 no. No I did not.
@@RealCoolstriker64 baked indeed
I think Dean is one of my favorite characters of all time. He is literally just a normal dude having normal reactions to strange things going on around him. No magic. No superpowers. Just wit, anger and coffee.
0:53 the way the giant stares at him lol
He even widens his pupils. He was so happy to see Dean lmao.
4:18 I love how he suddenly starts screaming at the giant as if he was trying to be nice about it but then lost his patience
This happens with me when I'm frustrated with my brother. I'm not particularly mad, until I start to talk about the subject I'm actually upset about, and it just comes all gushing out.
@@Joetheknight406 same but my little brother does what Giant does he makes art and I exactly what dean says in 4:41
The giant never viewed the screaming as a threat...
@@339gabrielRealistically, when the Giant is on his feet, you kinda have to scream for him to hear you.
The carelessness at 0:40 is fucking great
”Some uh, milk or… what, milk?”
I remember some people saying that the joke could be that he doesnt have anything else that isnt water or alcohol
Single man, living in a junkyard, trying to be a good host, doesn’t know what kids drink. Makes sense. Lol
"Carelessness" means clumsiness, not that he doesn't care.
@@elijahmeilak2906 When did being careless about something mean that you're clumsy? lmao
@@KenjiAsakura09 Careless: (of an action or its result) showing or caused by a lack of attention.
4:45 As someone who recently drove across the country to the western United States, I’d just like to say that I feel like this embodies the attitude people have on the road the further west you get. Dean that is.
Dad: doesn’t want a dog
Dad when they get the dog: 2:50
The facial expressions in this movie were and still are so unique
2:03 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dean always reminds me of the postal dude, but he is artistic in this world.
Especially the first scene. Maybe its just the glasses
The only thing they got in common are just the glasses and the black coat. That's it. Because one is a sane man and the other is a serial killer lol
"Only my giant understands me"
@@lucastaylor0 "Oh yes I do"
@@damsen978 The Postal Dude is not inherently a serial killer. You could very well play the game just going about your business. He is only a serial killer if you play him as a serial killer.
0:39 "what do you want, milk? Or uh.. idk.. milk?" Dude, I love this guy .
Who doesn't?
Love the way Dean concedes immediately that the reworked sculpture is "not bad" despite his sculpture being inadvertently unraveled. That's pretty cool in my book. Reason in anger and disappointment. Dean is awesome. Patient. Patience is a virtue.
Why is nobody talking about how much of a snack Dean is?
mark ruffalo
He’s handsome, nice voice too.
Ikr??
Because we are not cannibals
wut
Dean is the og GigaChad.
Actually you have a point, he does have that kinda look.
@@Ridlay_ queue the music
I just knew someone said it 😄
Sigma male
0:48 I love the little detail of the "nO" following his fist to the table!
0:54 Iron Giant's face expression was so adorable :)
8D
Theory: Dean was in Japan after WW2 as an architect hired by the UN Occupation force to redesign and rebuild the bombed out buildings. My reasons for thinking this are:
His aptitude for building scrap metal art.
Wears a Taoism smoking gown
Knows of Japanese popculture, like Godzilla.
His causal nature of working with the US army.
I don't know I'll think of more.
This is a seriously good fan theory. I'd imagined he was in Italy (Monte Cassino specifically) as a regular G.I. who'd always done art ("Monuments Men", anyone?). That being said, I can also imagine him in Occupied Japan, and seeing the aftermath of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
"Gojira" ("Godzilla" to us English speakers) came out in 1954, the events of "The Iron Giant" happened in 1957, so that part of your fan theory definitely fits.
I always thought of Dean as Asian.
Holy shit this is such a well thought out fan theory! Impressive job! 👍
@@MizzWGGrrrl especially nice comparison here because both Iron Giant and Godzilla are about giants who stand in for military might. Both are about the horrors of war, and especially nuclear weapons. The Godzilla line is probably a knowing nod to shared social anxieties being actively reflected in media.
@@HadalStreetlights Yeah because we bombed the Japanese and that's why to this day are no longer the military power they once were just like Germany
The MVP of the whole movie.
Eh I’d give it to the General.
@@kaneslives for car insurance or the movie?
1:08 Oh God that's the best "Are you REALLY sure about that?" face
I feel like most animated movies - at least Disney ones - would have Dean be a twist villain. I am eternally grateful to Brad Bird for sparing us of that.
4:45 american conversations be like
as an American, can confirm
And I wouldn’t have it any other way
Good old god fearin Mercians talk this way
I fucking love how as he's floating around in the water, you can just tell he's accepted his fate with this kid and metal giant that is said kid's friend.
Therapist : You need to ride the wave
Dean : well ok 😎
2:08 is ✨SUCH ✨a mood
4:28
HE FIOONNEEE
3:19 the spinning sea lion music that cuts to the Iron Giant bombing with the sound of a downed aircraft was absolute perfection
It's actually called "happy h. Christmas"
The member just decided to put a seal over it.
That "lol" when Dean pours the espresso 🤣
IKR! He was all like "of ffs..." *stands up and pours the expresso and turns around heading for his home* "Who does this kid think i am? the orphanage owner for giant robots?" *Shuts door*
Dean literally just went "I'm out."
4:20 my favourite scene of Dean because he reminds me of myself a chill and exhausted artist 🤣
4:35 the mood change
He always reminded me of Jeff Goldblum in Jurassic Park.
especially with that black turtleneck and grey trousers, really going for the Ian Malcolm look and he is fucking slaying it
He's actually played by Henry Connick Jr. And looks like him a bit.....
I’m so glad I’m not the only one who caught that XD
Pfff Dean is so much better than that math weirdo
I actually thought he reminded me of Joey from the sitcom Friends but I can see that too
4:45 wow such a relatable moment.
Yeah, happened to me last week. Very relatable
The sound design in this movie was, oh, **chef's kiss** just so BEAUTIFUL. Just listen to that pitch shift or whatever it is at 3:28! The Iron Giant made me fall in love with sound design when I was too little to know what it was!
"HEY"
"yeah?"
"YOU'RE RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE O-"
"YEAH???"
"...alright."
Flawless dialogue.
Dean was my number 1 fictional crush. And recently I bought a bath robe just like his, greatest purchase I’ve ever made
God, I need a red bathrobe like his too! I was actually thinking of getting a thick, deep red bathrobe like the one Max wears in The Producers (with a matching cardboard belt), but now I need to set my focus to one with the yin yang symbol, or something similar, on the back.
@@Antifearn Yeah mine doesn't have the yin yang symbol, I'll probably have it embroidered if I really want it to
Where'd you get it?
As a kid I could never have a crush on a grown man, even fictional ones, but now that I'm much older, I can see the appeal of Dean, especially when he's first introduced. He definitely was dressed cool and looking handsome as heck in that diner.
@@Antifearn you're praying for a bathrobe?
The echo when Dean says "hey" got a sensible chuckle. bravo sir.
2:43 - Anyone else hear a train when he's running to do a Cannonball?
I think thats his steps.
@@fabiaaquino2207 - I know it is. I'm just saying it sounds like a train.
@@rebeccamichael626Choo choo!! 🚂🚂🚂🚂
This man awakened so much in me. Not just cause I thought he was hot but because he was an artist. The bar was raised
Is it still up there?
“Hey!”
“Yeah?”
“You’re right in the middle of the road-“
“YEAH?”
0:46 “S to the I to the M to the P” “he’s got a squirrel in his pants”
I always loved how Dean never let go of the chair he was sitting in while underwater. XD
The last one is my favorite. His only response bein "yeah?!" Just seems to resonate with me
for some reason it really makes me crack up every time
3:41 on loop in my brain
1:25 perfect cutaway
“give me some time to cut the umbilical, man!” gets me every time
2:05 what we all came for. I love this movie but this moment is fine wine.
if i knew someone like dean in real life he'd be more than my friend
Your best friend
@@thesaviorofsouls5210 you COULD say it like that
@@pengomode7442 your... Bestest friend?
Or your super best friend?
@SecaKaizen daddy*
Supposing that Squirrel Boy’s dad died in WW2 since the movie takes place in the 50s there’s nothing stopping Dean from becoming his official step-dad. And call him Hogarth by night lol.
His father actually died in the Korean War, I had 2 uncles who fought there in the Army and also several friends of mine.
@@CrossOfBayonne If Hogarth's father did die during a war, it would have definitely been the Korean War. When the Giant's hand is inside the house playing with the TV, you can see a family portrait above the set, presumably Hogarth and his parents, so Hogarth knew his father for at least a brief time. I still wonder about the timeline, though, bc in an interview Brad Bird said that we were supposed to conclude that the father's death was a recent occurrence. IIRC the Korean War ended in 1953, and the movie takes place in 1957 - which is quite a bit of a time span. Maybe Hogarth's father was killed during a routine military training exercise, or something like that, after the war ended.
@@yooneeque1 Yeah, I have friends of mine who fought in Korea one of them named Charles Garrod who was the USAF like Hogarths father
If Hoghart's dad would have died in WW2, Hogarth wouldn't have been born. The Movie takes place in 1957 and according to Wikipedia Hogarth is 9 Years old which means he was born in 1948. WW2 on the other Hand already ended in 1945, 3 years before Hogarth was even born.
2:38 Dean: Wh- I- HE- HEY! STOP THAT! *falls over*
After watching a lot of Stranger Things the past few weeks, and being reminded of this movie… I’ve realized that Jim Hopper from Stranger things is almost exactly like Dean. When shit ISN’T going down… he seems like your average lazy guy who doesn’t take anything seriously. But when shit DOES go down, turns out the dude is a badass.
Holy shit you watched Stranger Things!? I love Stranger Things! And I love SEASON 4!!!
I can kinda see that? Except Dean is more of the weird but chill artsy type, and sure his place is messy, but he runs his own business, he feeds his creativity and seems content and happy. Hopper, on the other hand, uses a laid-back, can’t-be-bothered demeanor as a front for his unprocessed trauma, loss, and depression. All of which gives him character growth, a great story arch, and a motivation for the choices he makes throughout the show. All that to say, Dean and Hopper are great characters, but I don’t think they’re that similar.
he’s relaxed. I wouldn’t describe Dean as “lazy.” He has a job, makes art, goes out.
Pretty weird how Hogarth's only adult friend is a beatnik artist living in a junkyard who ends up getting frisky with his mom later, but I supposed the writers had to throw her a bone somehow.
Sidenote: Remember the context, I said only adult friend and the only one he has gets frisky with Mommy Dearest later. The context is already weird and odd, I don't have to make it so. Many of y'all just don't care about the strangeness of the whole thing or you're so used to abnormal junk that calling it weird doesn't even register anymore. Like if you have ask why it's weird, that says more about the junk you've been through you than my plot preferences.
It's only weird if you make it weird
I mean there is a fine line between friend and parent figure when it comes to adult friends when you're a child so. Not that weird. And I agree with the other person, it's only weird if you make it weird.
Ha! Throw her a *bone*, you know like... I'll leave.
Ehh I thank its good they start off with a decent relationship before he steps into the role of his Stepfather, he was already acting like a Paternal figure to begin with.
I just Love the Beatnik Representation.
They were the first Counter-Culture movement in America, predating the Hippies and the Punks, but you don't see them at all these days in media.
4:15 😂
I loved this movie and it still holds up all these years later.
1:13 That's not even how espresso works lmaoo
3:46 Ah sweet! Dirty Harry by Gorillaz!
You see… the funny/NotSoFunny thing is, both iron giant and Dirty Harry are both commentary about gun violence.
@@Hue5366 And social outcasts
The amount of love I hold in my heart for this man
Dean was the best father that boy could have ever had lmao.
Didn’t realize how much I loved this guy until recently. Perfect character.
1:53 laughed so hard as im older now and understand what he's saying
1:53 ya held shift for that 1
I haven't watched The Iron Giant, this only got recommended to me.
But I gotta say, he is such a mood. And I love it.
Oh my goodness, you should! It's a great movie! A lot of funny moments, very memorable.
@@LongClawzHidden Yeah, I intend to. It looks really good.
NM mmmmmmmmmmmmm
Ppppp
Let us know what you think after you watch it!
Man we just all grew up to be Dean.
1. In need of coffee
2. Constantly tired
3. Weird stuff just doesn't effect us
Dean is an absolute mood even 2 decades later lol.
Dean is my all time favorite animated character.
i fucking LOST it at minute 3:13 with the car spinning and the fucking music over lay holy SHIT
1:02 : okay ☕️😏
“Women”
The irony of this film is 20 years later after watching it I have just realized that for the past 5 years I have worked with a good friend called Dean and he is exactly like this. A mechanic, always tired, endless wit, an art freak, coffee addict and works in a garage next door to a scrap metal dealer. Only difference is he's British and wears glasses. 😂
1:04 A goddamn classic
Meme-worthy one might say.
Perfect character design, he looks like such a Dean
3:20 This scene playing with the music that's associated with a video of a seal spinning makes me imagine Iron Giant spinning in a lake creating a whirpool while Hogarth and Dean are watching in awe XD
Dean doesn't just have chill, he is chill.