Can we just take a moment to appreciate all the background characters in this film? Aside from the gas-masked soldiers, a lot of these guys look well designed and seem to have their own personality, so for me it feels a little extra tragic when they’re all inevitably killed
I don't know why, but I love how at 4:59, she looks at Milo with pity, but at 5:00 she glares angrily at Rourke. So much emotion packed into just a couple seconds. Truly an underrated masterpiece.
This movie had so many iconic characters, even with limited screen time, you absolutely could figure out each characters personality, from quirks and whatnot.
Milo James Thatch Michael J. Fox Mario Chris Pratt Jebidiah Allardyice “Cookie” Farnsworth Jim Varney Donkey Kong Seth Rogen Wilhelmina Bertha Packard Florence Stanley Cranky Kong Fred Armisen Dr. Joshua Strongbear Sweet Phil Morris Giuseppe Charles Martinet Vincenzo “Vinny” Santorini Don Novello Spike Sebastian Maniscalco Audrey Rocio Ramirez Jacqueline Obradors Toad Keegan-Michael Key Gaetan “Mole” Moliere Corey Burton Luigi Charlie Day
Commander Lyle Tiberius Rourke James Garner Bowser Jack Black Lieutenant Helga Katrina Sinclair Claudia Christian Koopa General Scott Menville Kamek Kevin Michael Richardson
Kashekim Nedakh Leonard Nimoy The Penguin King Khary Payton Fenton Q. Harcourt David Odgen Stiers Preston B. Whitmore John Mahoney Diddy Kong and the Toad General Eric Bauza Kidagakash “Kida” Nedakh Cree Summer Princess Peach Anya Taylor-Joy
Well, ya know, if I’m not mistaken, that’s not the first time a Disney female’s lips disappear, and if I remember correctly, there was also Ariel from The Little Mermaid when she protests against Sebastian about going back to the ocean w/ her father, her sisters, and the fishes when she wants to b w/ Eric.
I would like to thank you for editing the movie which features Audrey. I never fully paid true attention to the detail that the Disney artists put into her character. I appreciate that they showed the emotions in her eyes. Her demeanor was accurately reflected. Good Show!
That part at 0:26 can send shivers down your spine when you realise that the watertight doors coming down also happened only 2 years previously after Titanic hit an ice berg as it started to founder with this film set in 1914 😱😱
@@wombunktules1973 It makes fairly good sense when you realise that "with this film taking place in 1914" relates to the "only two years previously" part. The sentence got out of hand and jumbled around, but I've definitely seen worse. :D
What is truly terrifying is the absolute necessity of that action/decision in a sub taking on water. Your better instincts are screaming to give every last crewman a chance, but the reality is even a seconds' delay could spell the end for all aboard. And 'the end' is even more terrifying, particularly in modern, very-deep-sea subs. The physics of 'crush depth' in deep water are mind-warping.
0:35 never realized that mistake. she says that they are taking water, if cold sea water touches something as hot as the boilers it will explode and break the ship in half, or in this case the submarine. but there is one problem... steam boilers need to vent large amounts of smoke. how are they venting smoke without the water pouring into the boilers? at a depth of what it looks like 500 meters? they could have just said that she was worried about water reaching the batteries. this movie takes place in 1914, at that time the Germans had Uboats that where powered by batteries when traveling underwater and if seawater came in contact they would produce this deadly acid gas, they could have said that instead of the boiler line lol
@@LvL_99_Red_Chocobo diesel engines would experience the same problem of requiring oxygen and having to dump combustion products. Diesel-subs are running their engines when they are not submerged. While submerged they are using power stored in accumulators which was generated by diesel engines while sub was not submerged.
At 0:25 seconds she closes closes the door on a crew member. If you watch as she runs to the door, there are 3 males running to get out of that hall way. The first makes it, the second jumps and barely makes the door closing. The third, we'll he was left to figure it out.
The way they made a Hispanic female character! Bruh! She could've been the first Iron Heart if you really think about it! Or my love for her makes me want to believe it lol!
Considering the fact I was one of the enlightened few who didn't sleep on this movie when it was in theaters, I can safely say that Audrey was the genesis of my Salsa Fever at the age of 7. I say that because most of my crushes since then were Latinas.
I looove Audrey...she strong and dynamic...and she handles all of her friends at the right time ...before Milo gets entirely mess up things....shes holdin the chains!❤❤❤
Hearing her say she "used to take money from guys like" Milo, I have this mental image of a kid Milo with thick glasses following around a little brat Audrey.
You got it a bit wrong. 1876 is when the 38th state was admitted. But the USA consisting of 38 states lasted all the way till 1889 when the next four were admitted. That was a fairly significant length of time for the US to be "all of 38" and stick in his memory that way.
Old enough to probably remember the American Civil War (April 1861 - May 1865). He even namedrops Jefferson Davis, the first and only Confederate President.
I miss animated films like this. Every character has a solid persona. There's no toxic majority or any identity politics. Just good animated films that are just as enjoyable to watch today .
James Franco or Tom Holland as Milo Thatch Zoe Saldana or Zendaya as Princess Kida Danny Devito as Mole Stephen Lang or Ron Perlman as Commander Rourke Michelle Rodriguez as Audrey Ramirez Terry Crews as Dr. Joshua Sweet The rest I dont know...
"Went down with the sub." It's not fair to tell the professor that Milo died, but maybe both sides knew the unspoken truth. I don't remember if they cut the top of the group photo by lowering the camera on purpose.
No, he knows that Milo is alive. They were just going over what to tell civilians and reporters if they started asking questions. Plus, he receives the photo of Milo
@Justin Stanley they're still too brainwashed to realize that. also look at our games now, some localization teams are changing scripts/dialogues and censoring sh1t, just so they can spread their delusional agenda.
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Can we just take a moment to appreciate all the background characters in this film? Aside from the gas-masked soldiers, a lot of these guys look well designed and seem to have their own personality, so for me it feels a little extra tragic when they’re all inevitably killed
That’s because this film is actually good.
I don't know why, but I love how at 4:59, she looks at Milo with pity, but at 5:00 she glares angrily at Rourke. So much emotion packed into just a couple seconds. Truly an underrated masterpiece.
I like how Audrey looks after Milo's cat when she returns to Whitmore's mansion.
This movie had so many iconic characters, even with limited screen time, you absolutely could figure out each characters personality, from quirks and whatnot.
Atlantis: The Lost Empire 2001
The Super Mario Bros. Movie 2023
Milo James Thatch Michael J. Fox
Mario Chris Pratt
Jebidiah Allardyice “Cookie” Farnsworth Jim Varney
Donkey Kong Seth Rogen
Wilhelmina Bertha Packard Florence Stanley
Cranky Kong Fred Armisen
Dr. Joshua Strongbear Sweet Phil Morris
Giuseppe Charles Martinet
Vincenzo “Vinny” Santorini Don Novello
Spike Sebastian Maniscalco
Audrey Rocio Ramirez Jacqueline Obradors
Toad Keegan-Michael Key
Gaetan “Mole” Moliere Corey Burton
Luigi Charlie Day
Commander Lyle Tiberius Rourke James Garner
Bowser Jack Black
Lieutenant Helga Katrina Sinclair Claudia Christian
Koopa General Scott Menville
Kamek Kevin Michael Richardson
Kashekim Nedakh Leonard Nimoy
The Penguin King Khary Payton
Fenton Q. Harcourt David Odgen Stiers
Preston B. Whitmore John Mahoney
Diddy Kong and the Toad General Eric Bauza
Kidagakash “Kida” Nedakh Cree Summer
Princess Peach Anya Taylor-Joy
Walt Disney Pictures
Walt Disney Feature Animation
Universal Pictures
Illumination
Nintendo
4:10 sis was so disgusted, her lips disappeared
2:13 Too
Well, ya know, if I’m not mistaken, that’s not the first time a Disney female’s lips disappear, and if I remember correctly, there was also Ariel from The Little Mermaid when she protests against Sebastian about going back to the ocean w/ her father, her sisters, and the fishes when she wants to b w/ Eric.
I would like to thank you for editing the movie which features Audrey.
I never fully paid true attention to the detail that the Disney artists put into her character.
I appreciate that they showed the emotions in her eyes.
Her demeanor was accurately reflected.
Good Show!
That part at 0:26 can send shivers down your spine when you realise that the watertight doors coming down also happened only 2 years previously after Titanic hit an ice berg as it started to founder with this film set in 1914 😱😱
What I didn't understand what you were saying?
@@randomdude6739 watch that scene again. Three guys running down the hall, only two of them make it through the door.
@@wombunktules1973 It makes fairly good sense when you realise that "with this film taking place in 1914" relates to the "only two years previously" part. The sentence got out of hand and jumbled around, but I've definitely seen worse. :D
What is truly terrifying is the absolute necessity of that action/decision in a sub taking on water. Your better instincts are screaming to give every last crewman a chance, but the reality is even a seconds' delay could spell the end for all aboard.
And 'the end' is even more terrifying, particularly in modern, very-deep-sea subs. The physics of 'crush depth' in deep water are mind-warping.
Rip to big homie😂😂
Audrey definitely was the heart of the group
I think it was Sweet. He didn't even seem to need convincing because he was with the king.
It’s been 21 years since, I first saw this on 📀 as a 4 year old.
Shit DVD? You must've been loaded I had this on VHS at that time 🤣
@@zachdunn6052 that’s good. Now, I have this on blu ray disc and Disney +.
Absolutely Iconic
0:35 never realized that mistake. she says that they are taking water, if cold sea water touches something as hot as the boilers it will explode and break the ship in half, or in this case the submarine. but there is one problem... steam boilers need to vent large amounts of smoke. how are they venting smoke without the water pouring into the boilers? at a depth of what it looks like 500 meters? they could have just said that she was worried about water reaching the batteries. this movie takes place in 1914, at that time the Germans had Uboats that where powered by batteries when traveling underwater and if seawater came in contact they would produce this deadly acid gas, they could have said that instead of the boiler line lol
Nice info, thanks
even better question is: where do they got oxygen to run the boilers? and non-saline water?)
Or they could have had diesel engines instead, which was the standard at that time over steam engines.
Damn interesting info. Are u an engineer or smth?
@@LvL_99_Red_Chocobo diesel engines would experience the same problem of requiring oxygen and having to dump combustion products.
Diesel-subs are running their engines when they are not submerged. While submerged they are using power stored in accumulators which was generated by diesel engines while sub was not submerged.
That third guy was locked in and most likely drowned-
*Mf just died and they kept it bumping*
He broke back in. He was crushed for a split second, tho.
About 90% of their crew died during that attack.
0:50Anyone else realize that all the background characters in this scene end up dead?
At 0:25 seconds she closes closes the door on a crew member.
If you watch as she runs to the door, there are 3 males running to get out of that hall way. The first makes it, the second jumps and barely makes the door closing. The third, we'll he was left to figure it out.
The third guy was trailing too far behind the other 2 crew members.
It was either let the water in & kill everyone. Or close the door on him
She saved all but one then.
All for nothing tho
@@Karlos1234ify trolley problem lol
2:54 he didn't even bother to cook out the alcohol
Beans, bacon, WHISKEY, lard.
1:12 I love how Sweet just grabs Mole and yanks him up, but is way more gentle when helping Audrey.
1:34 is how we know she def Puerto Rican 👏👏
The accent?
1:59-6:23
"Two for flinching"
XD Hilarious.
2:12-4:10
Audrey's disgust expressions is like how I feel whenever I'd see cheese on my hamburger lol.
She was a copy of my classmate.
Her appearance, her attitude, even her voice
When sweet said lord give me strength, I felt that 😂😂
the source of my preference for tomboys
The way they made a Hispanic female character! Bruh! She could've been the first Iron Heart if you really think about it! Or my love for her makes me want to believe it lol!
Nah, she’s good as a CHARACTER, not a DEI.
And I say this as a chilean. We do not fucking care or want Californian diversity
Considering the fact I was one of the enlightened few who didn't sleep on this movie when it was in theaters, I can safely say that Audrey was the genesis of my Salsa Fever at the age of 7. I say that because most of my crushes since then were Latinas.
Gotta love a badass like her
Legend.
4:30 my fav moment
I looove Audrey...she strong and dynamic...and she handles all of her friends at the right time ...before Milo gets entirely mess up things....shes holdin the chains!❤❤❤
I had no idea she had hispanic heritage until now that i can understand english
3:33 Saying what she said while rubbing her behind. 😉
I think she's were a younger me started to like latin american women
She had an extremely soft landing for sure ❤
Audrey is so cute🥰🥺 0:03 0:15 0:23
1:59, 6:23 “Two for flinching!”
3:17 IF YOU KNOW YOU KNOW. three MILLION screen shots before 2010
2:15 "i wanted the escargot"
Knock yourself out
Looks more like weird greasy mush
Audrey she my Disney girl
They’re literally like TF2 characters. Characters of different nationalities with unique personalities. Minus the mental insaness lol
4:09 what happened to her lips?
She sucked them in out of sour disgust
She's basically sucking them in between her front teeth so she doesn't barf from watching Rhode Island dance.
That's a look of disgust. She's biting her lips so she doesn't hurl.
She's curving her lips inwards.
It's the look of uncontrollable Latina fiestiness 😂
Pinche vieja hermosa como la amo
this movie and road to el dorado set me up for a lifetime of preferring caramel
1:34 "No toques nada!" (Argentinean accent)
Argentinean? I’m not sure about that 🤔
@@AlltNorrOmAleArNorrland I'm Argentinean. I recognize that accent.
Puerto Rico...
She speak Spanish?
@@stevencarterjr3403 Yes.
Hearing her say she "used to take money from guys like" Milo, I have this mental image of a kid Milo with thick glasses following around a little brat Audrey.
4:04 "All *38* United States" How old is he? I ask this because there were 48 states in 1914, and 38 in *1876*.
I think he's drunk
You got it a bit wrong. 1876 is when the 38th state was admitted. But the USA consisting of 38 states lasted all the way till 1889 when the next four were admitted. That was a fairly significant length of time for the US to be "all of 38" and stick in his memory that way.
Old enough to probably remember the American Civil War (April 1861 - May 1865). He even namedrops Jefferson Davis, the first and only Confederate President.
He hella old so he not gonna to remember
Now I remember who my first tomboy crush was!
If she's supposed to be such an awesome mechanic, why do we never get to see her fix something at a crucial moment?
I miss animated films like this. Every character has a solid persona. There's no toxic majority or any identity politics. Just good animated films that are just as enjoyable to watch today .
You had me until the thinly veiled unnecessary identity politics comment.
Lol imagine being such a snowflake you bring up politics in a fan edit of a 20 year old disney movie. World is evolving, cope
Tomboy gf
Username checks out
Correction it’s 7:00
The old man 😂😂😂
0:27 I just noticed someone drowns in this scene (the third guy doesn’t escape before she closes it)
James Franco or Tom Holland as Milo Thatch
Zoe Saldana or Zendaya as Princess Kida
Danny Devito as Mole
Stephen Lang or Ron Perlman as Commander Rourke
Michelle Rodriguez as Audrey Ramirez
Terry Crews as Dr. Joshua Sweet
The rest I dont know...
No
"Went down with the sub."
It's not fair to tell the professor that Milo died, but maybe both sides knew the unspoken truth.
I don't remember if they cut the top of the group photo by lowering the camera on purpose.
No, he knows that Milo is alive. They were just going over what to tell civilians and reporters if they started asking questions. Plus, he receives the photo of Milo
oh look, there's that representation everyone whines about and done perfectly.
@Justin Stanley they're still too brainwashed to realize that. also look at our games now, some localization teams are changing scripts/dialogues and censoring sh1t, just so they can spread their delusional agenda.
Idk why I feel she’s from New York 😅
She’s from Dearborn Michigan 😁
Bronx Latina energy
Aurdey is nice and Polite to Milo they should've make out in tent like James Cameron's Terminator and Avatar!
They prolly did
She's a teen and milo is early thirties.
“‘Made’ out.”
@@yiklongtay6029No she’s not.
@xs0528 She’s confirmed to be 18 in the movie and Milo is 32
She reminds me slightly of Honey Lemon from Big Hero 6
She more heavily leans towards GoGo's tomboyish and sarcastic demeanor
@@danofsteel785 Yea, that's true. But she reminds me of Honey Lemon because they're both Hispanic and can be quite energetic at times.
@@tonytotals1411 Yeah, I can see what you mean
0:25 yo she just killed someone here
0:09. 5:43
1:58
4:10 audrey has no lips 👄