As a Native American Pocahontas was my favorite Disney princess because I felt like I was getting represented. I still feel this way but I do think it is important for people to know the real story of Pocahontas. Also as far as how natives were shown in movies Disney could of done a lot worse.
This story may have been liberties taken butniys not 100% wrong. She did end up becoming friends with Him and she did gies as a representative for her people and married John Rolfe. She was actually HAPPY in later life and yes she died young but then ahain...so did everyone during that time
If any of yall wanted to know she was also forcefully baptised. Otherwise known as in history as "a blending of cultures" or as I like to call it irradiation of native traditions.
@@sharpaycutie2 to say that she was happy when she was forced into a religion, probably forced into a marriage, paraded around as a circus animal and then died without her family and culture is just a gross idea.
7:09 “oh wow, language barrier!” Less that five seconds, Pocahontas is speaking fluent English 7:38 “These white men are dangerous!” TL;DR version of the relationship between the colonizers and the Native Americans.
I'm a Native and as a kid I liked this movie, moreso the old Peter Pan movie's Natives like Princess Tigerlily though. But it was mostly because I had no idea these were racist portrayals at the time. It was the ONLY representation I ever saw growing up so it was all I had to cling to. Nothing else showed people like my dad's side of the family besides history books. It's sad to me now but I was a child and didn't know any better.
Same here, I loved pocahontas as a little girl and then when I actually learned about her I was pissed. Why was I watching a story about a grown woman falling in love with a colonizer when it was really a story about abuse in many forms.
Same!! And for both!! I loved Disney growing up, and I loved these movies especially because they had Natives in it, but growing up, and learning the real stories, and watching it get downplayed, when Disney could've gone with different characters or not this story in particular than it wouldn't have been too bad, because this, just practically erases her real story.
YES, MEL GIBSON REALLY DID SING. Unlike some of the other characters, John Smith did not have one actor to voice the dialogue and another to do the singing; Mel did them both. In the straight-to-video sequel, Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World, John Smith was played by Mel's brother, Donal.
What I love about this is how even tho they were tryna rep native Americans they STILL manage to implement a white saviour complex and make native ppl look bad. Like they had the one colonizer as the all bad guy while most of the other colonisera were decent, meanwhile most native ppl were bad except for pocohantis her friend and her tree grandma who embraced colonizers? Plus the whole scene of her saving John was acc fabricated by the real life John to say that this eleven year old girl saved him when we know from documents by the natives that were recognized at the time that nobody ever saved him he wasn’t even going to be executed, the only time they talked is when she greeted them at arrival, so when she goes “look where the oath of violence has brought us” I’m always like WHAT PATH whjskskkwd i hate white ppl writing the stories of poc
Not really. It shows the movie from both sides on how they BOTH come together. John Smith probably need it more because he already had some prejudice from previous encounters. But not like Radcliffe who was full of hate
How is there a white savior complex when pocahontas is the one who saves the white man, stops a war, and is the one teaching white people about her true lifestyle?
@@erics2954 exactly. I’ve never understood the “he’s a white savior” argument before ... the ONLY time he does something heroic is jump in front of the chief to save him, but other than that Pocahontas was the real hero in the film.
@@erics2954 Because the white people save her, they teach her the way she and her father have been treating them is savagery to which she says “look father look where the path of violence has brought us” as if they are the violent ones who initiated war when in fact they embraced colonizers and taught them about the land. The white people teach her the right way of life oand she treats them in such a fashion and at the end her happy ending is to leave to the beautiful white land with her white beau who’s brought her
I love the song "Savages", because both parts think that the other one is savage, but none of them is. You could react to Pochaontas 2, but all the Disney squels are horror, ahahah!
the production value of this is so good. I just wish they had changed the names and just made it historical fiction or something to avoid white washing the history so badly. Also, yes, it is Mel Gibson singing
I really loved this movie as a child and the message is great, at least it was for me because i became a better person. You still know it is not the way it happened and that settlers where even more shit, but the message is about bridging differences, acceptens of others and their culture, learning from each other, coexistence and peace. So even if i understand recent backlash, i think it is stupid because the intent was never to hide what happened, only to learn lessons from what we did wrong back then from a young age. You still learn what really happened at a later age. And the outcome from this movie is that i became a "hippie", loving everyone and the earth....^^ I also love many of the songs, especially Color of the wind And my little 6-10 yr old white ass researched Native Americans like crazy, their needlework and everything.....i even made authentic moccasins and clothing out of curiosity and respect....in the deep forests of Sweden over 25 years ago.
I loved Pocahontas. In fact it was my favorite Disney movie throughout my childhood to mid teens and still one of my favorites soundtrack wise, but it is not stupid for have backlash towards this movie, especially Native Americans, who many have never liked the movie, as it delibertly take someone else's story of their history and culture, changes the whole thing and fed it to children at that. Almost non of this happened. The story is loosely based on a story a grown man wrote about his time in America, including about a young native girl having a crush on him. A young girl who was not only kidnapped, but raped as well as other things. On top of that, his story is possibly not even true as it's been debated if John Smith was even there. Pocahontas' story is very much a tragedy up until her very young death. Her story is completely romanticized and it's very offensive. You can intend to not be offensive, doesn't make you any less offensive. This movie DOES hide what happened. Especially since we are often not taught what really happened in this country. A lot of times, we have to find out for ourselves. We are taught a lot of false history as it pertains to this country, especially from a young age. I understand what the message they wanted to send, but it was wrong for them to do it with the retelling of this story imo...
@@AshLee92490 Yes i understand but i mean more from a....."future damage reduction and learning" kind of stance.......We still learn how wrong this was and the true story at a later age, but the grains this movie plant in our head as children is only good...from something that was very wrong and horrible. The movie is not true at all, only the lessons. And i don't know how they can make a movie that is true with the lessons, and the lessons is the more important part at a young age because it always stays with you and makes a change for the future and the thought process of future generations. The truth does the same thing but at a later stage and this movie is for young children.
@@pjukas I understand that this movie taught you some beautiful lessons and was very important for you in your childhood, but it's still offensive to take someone's real life story of suffering and turn it into a palatable romance for children. The same lessons could have been taught without erasing a real person's store and using her real name, the storyline they created is entirely fictional anyway. Besides that you assume everyone is eventually taught Pocahontas's real story when that's just not true. Right now you should take a step back and listen to the voices of indigenous people who to this day still suffer the consequences of colonialism and have their history erased or romanticized by media like Pocahontas
@@pjukas If they couldn't be respectful to the story, then they shouldn't have made it. There could have been a different story made with these same lessons. They didn't have to use THIS story. It's a slap in the face to Native Americans and their history in this country. Again, a lot of people aren't taught the truth of this country's history. You would think that's what history classes are for, and yet. A lot of times, we have to find out the truth on our own. Luckily we live in an age where that information is provided for us with a few clicks of a computer, but very often we go through our childhood to adulthood filled with lies or omitted truth because that's what we're taught... Imagine someone taking your story, change practically everything about what happened to help make the ones who have destroyed you look better than they actually were, erase the true horrors you lived, all because they wanted to present a certain message. That's literally what they did. It's insulting...
@@AshLee92490 But the real story didn't have those lessons, so how? That is literally a story of murder, abuse and rape....how do you present that to a 6-10 year old child....the only way i can think of is a Schindler's list for children...how do you do that? If the answer is that you don't, then you miss all the seed you can plant in a child's mind for a better future. And yes, not everyone learn the truth. I'm only speaking from my education and my perspective in that case. On the other hand we as children i school read "om detta må ni berätta" at the age of 11, but that was only in Scandinavia and that is very graphic about the holocaust. And that also left a deep mark in my persona...look it up. Maybe you could do something similar with all the other big atrocities in history for children so that they learn. here is you can see it in English in pdf but they have added out the worst pictures of mass murder and mass graves compared to the Swedish version, i still have the book that they gave us in 5th grade www.levandehistoria.se/sites/default/files/material_file/om-detta-ma-ni-beratta-engelska.pdf
When I was little I loved this movie cuz there wasn’t a Disney Princess that looked like me but as a grew up I realized this movie is far from a love story it was abt a 10 year old girl taken away from her family and presented at theatre’s and carnivals
My disney princess! When i was groing up we had a native american craze in Czech republic, because of the Winnetou moies and it lasted till 90s when i was a kid. I think people would be surprised ho many people in Czechia love native americans, it reminds us of our childhood. The art in this film is incredible too.
Yes, there are a lot of historical inaccuracies. But this was really cool in the fact that Disney showed Natives in a positive light. Plus, the music is really good
It pisses me so of how they made very clear at the start how they want to rob, murder and banish every Native, as the Aggressors. And at the Climax they suddenly didnt expect them to be piecefull, and the mainantagonist got the blaim for everything, despite doing shit the entire movie. "Hey they dont wanna fight" Yeah, no shit Sherlock. 6:12 Wasnt gipson in Robin Hood, Prince of Thiefs? Good movie.
I don't know if pocahontas's suitor's running/screaming was culturally accurate or not, but I'll say it: it looks ridiculous. Him running flailing his arms makes him look weird.
I’m commenting sooo much I’m so sorry, but another thing is how they’re making the native society bad when the culture literally reflects European culture. Like think about it a dude rules, it’s a patriarchy and he forcing his daughter to marry while she wants to be free and has soldiers like in native culture none of this would be an issue cause there is no patriarchy men and women were of equal respects, even the chief would be held accountable Hes not a king the ppl u respect and make the most decisions are the elders it’s just so ironic all the stuff they’re devicing is flaws in their own white culture 😭😭
They never claimed to be the accurate or historical representation. Great reaction but that's just a pet peeve of mine. Beauty and the Beast does not accurately portray what France was like in those times. Tarzan does not accurately portray Africa etc etc etc
OK but if you don't want people to nitpick the historical inaccuracies then don't make a movie about real people. You can't be historical inaccurate with movies about a man who can talk to gorillas and about singing furniture. You take the story of a real little native girl who was kidnapped by invaders, age her up, and then hook her up with a man who historians say made up stories about her, then yeah people are generally going to think you messed up.
@@laurenmoberlylightning1977 I'm Native American from Montana and you have NO RIGHT to try joking about us, try asking yourself how you'd feel if someone joked about your ancestors if no one met one before!!!!!
Ok so you've met one Native American in your life, but does that give you the right to joke and poke fun at Native Americans as a whole on a reaction video? What if I were to react to a black movie like Roots or django or even Harriet and poke fun at that? When I watched this reaction being a Native from Montana, I felt DISRESPECTED at the fact you only seen the story from one perspective without taking in the meaning behind the movie. You never considered the message the movie told.
You guys can go fuck your selves!!!
“How did I get here?”
Definitely
“Does this mean her grandfather smashed a tree?”
“No, no I think it’s supposed to be spiritual..”😂😂😂
As a Native American Pocahontas was my favorite Disney princess because I felt like I was getting represented. I still feel this way but I do think it is important for people to know the real story of Pocahontas. Also as far as how natives were shown in movies Disney could of done a lot worse.
This story may have been liberties taken butniys not 100% wrong. She did end up becoming friends with Him and she did gies as a representative for her people and married John Rolfe. She was actually HAPPY in later life and yes she died young but then ahain...so did everyone during that time
There was also Brother Bear, which I felt showed a more respectful representation on the Inuit culture of Northern America.
Same, it's too rare to see representation for us.
If any of yall wanted to know she was also forcefully baptised. Otherwise known as in history as "a blending of cultures" or as I like to call it irradiation of native traditions.
@@sharpaycutie2 to say that she was happy when she was forced into a religion, probably forced into a marriage, paraded around as a circus animal and then died without her family and culture is just a gross idea.
Believe it or not, Mel Gibson DID sing for his character.
OK BUT CAN YOU PAINT WITH ALL THE COLORS OF THE WIND?!
“Stop it, this is not your history” lmaoooo you guys are gold
Swag flower
They dumb
noob do be hiding his face tho 😂
by the famouse words of elsa, "show yourself!"
Nah bruh
Ahh, Pocahontas....beautiful to look at, beautiful to listen to, and super uncomfortable to think about.
Brother Bear was another good Native American film from Disney.
7:09 “oh wow, language barrier!”
Less that five seconds, Pocahontas is speaking fluent English
7:38 “These white men are dangerous!” TL;DR version of the relationship between the colonizers and the Native Americans.
I saw the title said A Thanksgiving Classic... I was triggered and tickled all at once
Happy Thanksgiving
I'm a Native and as a kid I liked this movie, moreso the old Peter Pan movie's Natives like Princess Tigerlily though. But it was mostly because I had no idea these were racist portrayals at the time. It was the ONLY representation I ever saw growing up so it was all I had to cling to. Nothing else showed people like my dad's side of the family besides history books. It's sad to me now but I was a child and didn't know any better.
I'm not native but I didn't realise they were racist until I grew up and I was horrified.
Same here, I loved pocahontas as a little girl and then when I actually learned about her I was pissed. Why was I watching a story about a grown woman falling in love with a colonizer when it was really a story about abuse in many forms.
Same!! And for both!! I loved Disney growing up, and I loved these movies especially because they had Natives in it, but growing up, and learning the real stories, and watching it get downplayed, when Disney could've gone with different characters or not this story in particular than it wouldn't have been too bad, because this, just practically erases her real story.
Ok
The movie was a big no but colours of the wind slaps, that’s the only good thing that came out of this movie
(7:13)(10:39) awesome video & keep up the good work & that two part made me laughing so hard right now & I love it a lot now😂
Imma really need you guys to react to up please,it is the best pixar movie
Seconded 💯
Yes please 😊
I agree!
Unpopular opinion: only the first 15 minutes of Up is anything special - like a beautiful short film. The rest of the movie is basic af
@@TwoBrokenWyngs your entitled to that... (🙃🙃🙃)
I lost it at the glass of milk
Honestly, yikes to this movie but when ~love~ taught her English and y'all lost it *chef's kiss*
Magic
4:41, I laughed way too hard
"TRUE LOVE MADE HER LEARN ENGLISH!" 😂😂😂😭
Take a shot every time Lethal Weapon is mentioned
So, the 'Native American' song from the Disney Peter Pan movie was "What makes the Red Man Red?"
Yep. I used to like that film when I was an innocent child. I rewatched it and was horrified.....
THE WORST DISNEY MOVIE
@@PrincesSakura no the worst Disney movie is song of the South. Peter pan is the second worst.
@@emeryjem U was talking about Disney for child, Like the classic Disney
@@PrincesSakura?
Just subbed, love from the indigenous community in canada ❤🇨🇦
God you guys need more attention and subscribers. You're so funny AND intelligent, have good insights as well.
YES, MEL GIBSON REALLY DID SING.
Unlike some of the other characters, John Smith did not have one actor to voice the dialogue and another to do the singing; Mel did them both. In the straight-to-video sequel, Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World, John Smith was played by Mel's brother, Donal.
7:46 Pocahontas Two:
*Sweats*
Take a shot every time Noob says 'stop it.' :P I loved this as a kid ♥
Speaking for Rufio, did you know he is also the voice of Zuko? (I only discovered this a couple of days ago)
What I love about this is how even tho they were tryna rep native Americans they STILL manage to implement a white saviour complex and make native ppl look bad. Like they had the one colonizer as the all bad guy while most of the other colonisera were decent, meanwhile most native ppl were bad except for pocohantis her friend and her tree grandma who embraced colonizers? Plus the whole scene of her saving John was acc fabricated by the real life John to say that this eleven year old girl saved him when we know from documents by the natives that were recognized at the time that nobody ever saved him he wasn’t even going to be executed, the only time they talked is when she greeted them at arrival, so when she goes “look where the oath of violence has brought us” I’m always like WHAT PATH whjskskkwd i hate white ppl writing the stories of poc
Not really. It shows the movie from both sides on how they BOTH come together. John Smith probably need it more because he already had some prejudice from previous encounters. But not like Radcliffe who was full of hate
If anyone wanted to know she married a white dude called John Rolfe at the age of 14 and I'm pretty sure she died pretty young.
How is there a white savior complex when pocahontas is the one who saves the white man, stops a war, and is the one teaching white people about her true lifestyle?
@@erics2954 exactly. I’ve never understood the “he’s a white savior” argument before ... the ONLY time he does something heroic is jump in front of the chief to save him, but other than that Pocahontas was the real hero in the film.
@@erics2954 Because the white people save her, they teach her the way she and her father have been treating them is savagery to which she says “look father look where the path of violence has brought us” as if they are the violent ones who initiated war when in fact they embraced colonizers and taught them about the land. The white people teach her the right way of life oand she treats them in such a fashion and at the end her happy ending is to leave to the beautiful white land with her white beau who’s brought her
Cohere AND Pocahontas? Love you guys.
"Dude the animation is really good" he says to all Disney films - I think it's safe to say Disney is good at what they do in that aspect 😂
You should really see brother bear!
Also i love your commentary! Your humor is gold😂❤
I love the song "Savages", because both parts think that the other one is savage, but none of them is. You could react to Pochaontas 2, but all the Disney squels are horror, ahahah!
the production value of this is so good. I just wish they had changed the names and just made it historical fiction or something to avoid white washing the history so badly.
Also, yes, it is Mel Gibson singing
the same lady that plays Pocahontas is also the same lady in the movie called smoke signals that you reacted to she played Susie song in smoke signals
I really loved this movie as a child and the message is great, at least it was for me because i became a better person. You still know it is not the way it happened and that settlers where even more shit, but the message is about bridging differences, acceptens of others and their culture, learning from each other, coexistence and peace. So even if i understand recent backlash, i think it is stupid because the intent was never to hide what happened, only to learn lessons from what we did wrong back then from a young age. You still learn what really happened at a later age.
And the outcome from this movie is that i became a "hippie", loving everyone and the earth....^^
I also love many of the songs, especially Color of the wind
And my little 6-10 yr old white ass researched Native Americans like crazy, their needlework and everything.....i even made authentic
moccasins and clothing out of curiosity and respect....in the deep forests of Sweden over 25 years ago.
I loved Pocahontas. In fact it was my favorite Disney movie throughout my childhood to mid teens and still one of my favorites soundtrack wise, but it is not stupid for have backlash towards this movie, especially Native Americans, who many have never liked the movie, as it delibertly take someone else's story of their history and culture, changes the whole thing and fed it to children at that. Almost non of this happened. The story is loosely based on a story a grown man wrote about his time in America, including about a young native girl having a crush on him. A young girl who was not only kidnapped, but raped as well as other things. On top of that, his story is possibly not even true as it's been debated if John Smith was even there. Pocahontas' story is very much a tragedy up until her very young death. Her story is completely romanticized and it's very offensive. You can intend to not be offensive, doesn't make you any less offensive. This movie DOES hide what happened. Especially since we are often not taught what really happened in this country. A lot of times, we have to find out for ourselves. We are taught a lot of false history as it pertains to this country, especially from a young age. I understand what the message they wanted to send, but it was wrong for them to do it with the retelling of this story imo...
@@AshLee92490 Yes i understand but i mean more from a....."future damage reduction and learning" kind of stance.......We still learn how wrong this was and the true story at a later age, but the grains this movie plant in our head as children is only good...from something that was very wrong and horrible. The movie is not true at all, only the lessons. And i don't know how they can make a movie that is true with the lessons, and the lessons is the more important part at a young age because it always stays with you and makes a change for the future and the thought process of future generations. The truth does the same thing but at a later stage and this movie is for young children.
@@pjukas I understand that this movie taught you some beautiful lessons and was very important for you in your childhood, but it's still offensive to take someone's real life story of suffering and turn it into a palatable romance for children. The same lessons could have been taught without erasing a real person's store and using her real name, the storyline they created is entirely fictional anyway. Besides that you assume everyone is eventually taught Pocahontas's real story when that's just not true. Right now you should take a step back and listen to the voices of indigenous people who to this day still suffer the consequences of colonialism and have their history erased or romanticized by media like Pocahontas
@@pjukas If they couldn't be respectful to the story, then they shouldn't have made it. There could have been a different story made with these same lessons. They didn't have to use THIS story. It's a slap in the face to Native Americans and their history in this country. Again, a lot of people aren't taught the truth of this country's history. You would think that's what history classes are for, and yet. A lot of times, we have to find out the truth on our own. Luckily we live in an age where that information is provided for us with a few clicks of a computer, but very often we go through our childhood to adulthood filled with lies or omitted truth because that's what we're taught...
Imagine someone taking your story, change practically everything about what happened to help make the ones who have destroyed you look better than they actually were, erase the true horrors you lived, all because they wanted to present a certain message. That's literally what they did. It's insulting...
@@AshLee92490 But the real story didn't have those lessons, so how? That is literally a story of murder, abuse and rape....how do you present that to a 6-10 year old child....the only way i can think of is a Schindler's list for children...how do you do that? If the answer is that you don't, then you miss all the seed you can plant in a child's mind for a better future. And yes, not everyone learn the truth. I'm only speaking from my education and my perspective in that case.
On the other hand we as children i school read "om detta må ni berätta" at the age of 11, but that was only in Scandinavia and that is very graphic about the holocaust. And that also left a deep mark in my persona...look it up.
Maybe you could do something similar with all the other big atrocities in history for children so that they learn.
here is you can see it in English in pdf but they have added out the worst pictures of mass murder and mass graves compared to the Swedish version, i still have the book that they gave us in 5th grade www.levandehistoria.se/sites/default/files/material_file/om-detta-ma-ni-beratta-engelska.pdf
Disney had more faith in this than Lion King. Let that sink in.
Ive been waiting for this one
That fucking Coheed impression killed me
When I was little I loved this movie cuz there wasn’t a Disney Princess that looked like me but as a grew up I realized this movie is far from a love story it was abt a 10 year old girl taken away from her family and presented at theatre’s and carnivals
My disney princess! When i was groing up we had a native american craze in Czech republic, because of the Winnetou moies and it lasted till 90s when i was a kid. I think people would be surprised ho many people in Czechia love native americans, it reminds us of our childhood. The art in this film is incredible too.
Thomas, the one who shot Kokoum is Christian Bale, aka Batman. And y'all like Coheed?? That's what's up.
Yes, there are a lot of historical inaccuracies. But this was really cool in the fact that Disney showed Natives in a positive light. Plus, the music is really good
Now y'all gotta watch 1950 peter pan haha
They too busy making corny jokes and yelling loudly over the movie than actually listening to the dialogue of the movie
It pisses me so of how they made very clear at the start how they want to rob, murder and banish every Native, as the Aggressors.
And at the Climax they suddenly didnt expect them to be piecefull, and the mainantagonist got the blaim for everything, despite doing shit the entire movie.
"Hey they dont wanna fight" Yeah, no shit Sherlock.
6:12 Wasnt gipson in Robin Hood, Prince of Thiefs? Good movie.
I don't know if pocahontas's suitor's running/screaming was culturally accurate or not, but I'll say it: it looks ridiculous. Him running flailing his arms makes him look weird.
I lost it at 10:39, I don’t remember that part. You guys laughing didn’t help😂😂
Also maybe native ppl can expand but I also kno that the costume was hella offensive ppl were rlly mad about that
have you reacted to Tangled tho???
I’m commenting sooo much I’m so sorry, but another thing is how they’re making the native society bad when the culture literally reflects European culture. Like think about it a dude rules, it’s a patriarchy and he forcing his daughter to marry while she wants to be free and has soldiers like in native culture none of this would be an issue cause there is no patriarchy men and women were of equal respects, even the chief would be held accountable Hes not a king the ppl u respect and make the most decisions are the elders it’s just so ironic all the stuff they’re devicing is flaws in their own white culture 😭😭
The bird knew what was up
Level up and see Moana
Make that Glass Of Mylk delivery app
A suspicious app
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I actually liked this movie...until...they made a part 2..which was a complete mess🤦🏻
Talking about Rufio ... Have you guys seen avatar the last airbender? (The animated series, not the movie we don't talk abouth)
They never claimed to be the accurate or historical representation. Great reaction but that's just a pet peeve of mine.
Beauty and the Beast does not accurately portray what France was like in those times.
Tarzan does not accurately portray Africa etc etc etc
OK but if you don't want people to nitpick the historical inaccuracies then don't make a movie about real people. You can't be historical inaccurate with movies about a man who can talk to gorillas and about singing furniture.
You take the story of a real little native girl who was kidnapped by invaders, age her up, and then hook her up with a man who historians say made up stories about her, then yeah people are generally going to think you messed up.
It was Mel singing haha
"The Swag flower"
sure
This is too much 😂💀
not a thanksgiving classic... im dead
6:47 took me tf out 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Also.. It was the native Americans that taught the colonizers how to farm the land..
10:39 I can’t decide if it’s the scene or your reactions, but this section of the video broke me
Mel Gibson sang in this.
So when you doing Peter Pan?
Nah but the cd computer game was fire
It’s a classic.
I recommend Megamind, Frozen, and Frozen 2
Mel Gibson just released a movie called 'Fat Man'
Watch it immediately!
you guys have to react to Peter Pan have you reacted to Peter Pan? thats gotta be next
Don't watch the sequel. lol
The sequel ain’t even made by the original studio and only Pocahontas voice actor stayed
Why is that truth?
You guys have to watch Dances With Wolves - that movie is a cinematic masterpiece.
It’s very visually beautiful but man is the story mediocre. Loved it as a kid though it does actually have some cool vibes
Yo you really only met one Native American in your whole life?
Yes
@@TwoScoopsXD I forget not everyone lives near Oklahoma lol
i’ve never met a single one 😭
We're here but hiding in the forest lol
@@laurenmoberlylightning1977 I'm Native American from Montana and you have NO RIGHT to try joking about us, try asking yourself how you'd feel if someone joked about your ancestors if no one met one before!!!!!
Native Americans loved this.
Watch hunchback of notre dome
You have nice teeth 😊
His teeth stay trash
You haven't seen trash until you meet my ex.....
His teeth are nice. 😊
Also, may I say that I appreciate your friendship with each other. It's so fun!!
Ok so you've met one Native American in your life, but does that give you the right to joke and poke fun at Native Americans as a whole on a reaction video? What if I were to react to a black movie like Roots or django or even Harriet and poke fun at that? When I watched this reaction being a Native from Montana, I felt DISRESPECTED at the fact you only seen the story from one perspective without taking in the meaning behind the movie. You never considered the message the movie told.
Bruh I was making fun of how white washed this story was
They literally make fun of black movies too 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️
Shut uppppp ur making natives look bad by being sensitive