Ironic that there wasn't as much Scottish stereotypes as there were Canadian stereotypes in Schooled. Then again the stereotypes would be the least of the movie's problems to be honest.
I'm surprised you guys didn't point out how lazy, weird and confusing it was to have the Loud ancestors not only look the exact same as their present day counterparts, but be the same ages too. Like, they're supposed to be the family's ancestors - as in, the ones that were kids back then eventually grew up and had kids of their own continuing the Loud bloodline. But having all the ancestors be the same age as the present Louds implies that they died young, which makes no sense because then how would the bloodline have continued? I know something this dark wouldn't fly in a Nick movie but if the dragon had just killed all but one of the ancestors (who would then go to America and continue the bloodline) instead of just sending them away, that plot-hole would've been solved. I guess the other explanation is that after the ancestors died they just decided to live as their 'favorite' ages in the afterlife? But like, for the younger ones especially, that doesn't exactly make sense either - no one who's lived a full life is gonna want to live as a baby or a three year old in the afterlife. So yeah, it's just a really weird and convoluted choice that just comes off as lazy.
Guess the loud family is a bunch of inbred monstrosities as that’s kinda the only explanation to how their descendants look so much like their ancestors
As weird as it is, I've come to accept it. TV shows and movies do this all the time. Mostly when they're too lazy to come up with original designs themselves.
I can't believe we live in a world where the Paw Patrol movie has better animation, writing, humor and is just genuinely better than the Loud House movie
What really annoys me is that the ancestors shown here look like literal lazy OCs. Yes I get they’re ancestors of the family but they look more like ancient clones of them made by some psychotic scientist…now that I think about it even that probably would’ve been a better thing to base this story around. Granted it sounds dumb as hell but still better. Edit: I also realized that at 3:33 Lucy's skin wasn’t grey. Do what you will with that information.
If there is one ancestor that’s looks like the worst of the worst, even by the low standards of The Loud House character designs, it would have to be Old Aggie (aka Haggie) with her annoying feminine face (even as an antagonist) that would even make Lola “The Dragonfish” Loud blush!
despite the other acts being very misguided and out of focus, the first act was a near-clear set up for what could have been a grand journey for the Louds. I really enjoyed the opening number with the parents meeting, and all the scenes that followed it up until they decided to go to Scotland. you can tell the writing team had a lot of confidence in the set up but not a lot going forward with it.
I really like the first scene, I thought the movie was gonna be about their parents or something Imagine my dissapointment when they went to scotland and fought off some stupid dragon with a a lady I don't care about controlling it :[
In my opinion the main problem with the film is that it only lasted 80 minutes, if they had made the film last longer maybe it could have been better and we could have done something more with the sisters, director Dave Needham told me (I had written) who had considered the idea that Morag manipulated Lincoln by putting him against his family but could not do so due to lack of time. They even considered a WATER TRAP TO DROWN AN ENTIRE FAMILY! This and the dragon burning the ancestors alive could have made the movie BETTER! Or, heck, EVEN CHANGING THE DUKE BACKSTORY: he was manipulated by old Auggie to kill his own family, and his ghost haunts the castle in a self-pity state but in the end the ghosts of his family arrive and forgive him like a true family. THINK ABOUT THE MISS POSSIBILITY
Dude, the show has ghosts and love potions and even a TIME MACHINE (which I'm aware is more in the realm of sci-fi, but still) since season 2, this really isn't that weird. At least to me.
@@Couch_Bananaweren't those added in season 3? Either way its werid to see fantasy elements in a technology era,to me at least.plus the conflict didn't even felt like loud house I literally forgot this was a slice of life show
Those episode are the exception not the norm, And those outlandish elements in the series being of Sci-Fi nature means that despite being exaggerated the things shown are still technically grounded in reality by some underlying logic. So fantasy elements still don't fit regardless
The fact that Luna was gonna leave her girlfriend annoys me to no end. She would have pulled up with a u-haul and told Sam “get in, I’m rich in another country now!”
I mean honestly I feel you could make that argument for every member of The Loud family, they legit left their best friends to be rich in another country lol
@@IcyDiamond yes but Kuna was the only one with any sort of romantic partner (I think) so it’s double bad for her, especially since her romantic partner appeared in the movie
LS Mark: Like this Villain lady. Why is pushed off the side gazing into thin air? Me having Horrible flashbacks of seeing Miss Skullnick in the final season of Star Vs the force of evil.
The trip to Scotland was just a fantasy dream that Lincoln had because he was knocked unconscious after being hit by a random mugger while he was singing out loud in the street.
Nickelodeon execs has 2 modes in their way of thinking: If the show is a hit: MILK the hell out of it until it becomes a lifeless husk. See Spongebob and TLH OR If the show does well but isn't a hit: It gets shelved. See MLAATR
Or, in the case of Hey Arnold, cut down the number of airings in reruns the show gets until you're stuck thinking Olga and Lila's episode was the last one until the sequel to the bombed movie airs.
I think a better plot would be a neighbor who come in and unite the town to drive the loudspeaker away as the town slowly realize that the neighbor is 10x worse than the louds and then they slowly search for and bring back each group of loud to the town with a big confrontation between then and their neighbor
Here i would have done the plot lincoln learns that he was adopted and that story about him being born in the president car was a lie his parents made up and that not crazy enough lincoln learns he has a twin brother they were sepreated at birth and he living with another family the 2 meet up and the movie is spent with them bonding and learing that while the people who adopted them aren't blood related there are their family meanwhile lincoln and his twin brother's mentally ill biological mother escapes from a mental hospital and will stop at nothing to get her children back. What do you think.
There are already multiple comments talking about how PAW Patrol could make a better movie than Loud House. Teen Titans GO made a movie that was received better than either of these two. That is all.
Nickelodeon chose to release Paw Patrol: The Movie and The Loud House Movie on the same exact day, yet only one of them was actually released in theaters. Let that sink in.
Me, personally, I don't hate The Loud House, I think it's an alright show that I feel that would never get this much hate had Nickelodeon treat their other Nicktoons, like Harvey Beaks and Glitch Techs better and not place TLH up there with SpongeBob as a flagship series that carries the Nicktoons brand. As for the movie, didn't love it or hate it. It's like Jetsons The Movie, both have a plot that feels more like an extended episode than an actual movie. Also... Bender-"Wow that lady's got a HUGE *SS!!!"
And let's not forget about Pony as well, I thought it was gonna be weird but surprisingly, it wasn't, it was kind of the most original and entertaining shows they've ever made, besides the rip off shows to Unikitty and Gravity Falls, those I tried to give a chance and the Unikitty rip off was kind of cute I guess but it was a meh to me and the Gravity Falls rip off, tbh I don't have words for it.
Honestly they could have gotten rid of the ghosts for books that explain the history. And remove the wand and dragon with ease-dropping and blackmailing. It would have made the film somewhat better
The show itself is frustrating because whenever they do episodes with the siblings bonding, its still entertaining and fun to watch, but they waste so much episodes on the bland friends.
I really don't like the fact how they portray the nobility in the movie. Lincoln, Morag and Angus shouldn't be the duke since the title itself is hereditary like other peers and titles in thr UK. Maybe, there should be a mayor or sheriff of Loch Loud and Angus should be the sheriff of Loch Loud. Angus should have been a historian who research about British nobility and aristocrats. Leonard should be the Duke of Loch Loud and Lynn Sr. should be a marquess or an earl for example.
"The Loud House Movie" going to straight to Netflix was probably the best decision that they could've made. It's doing much better than it *probably* would've done in theaters!
I never got invested in The Loud House, it was just so boring compared to other shows airing at the time, yet it's still sad seeing how far it has gone down the drain.
What do you mean by that I find it hard to believe that show has gone down the drain concerned that the ratings were still good and it's the only Nickelodeon show that seems to be beating SpongeBob
I love this show. I personally enjoyed this movie. I didn't think it was anywhere near as bad as people described it. There were some flaws (like unrealistic scenarios & some stuff seeming forced), but it still was entertaining to me. I remembered a lot of people saying "oh, the show went downhill so badly", "oh the show sucks now", etc. I kept telling myself "I wonder when the show is supposed to get bad." I've made it to Season 6. And I'm STILL just as attached to it as I was when I was on the first seasons. Idk what people are complaining about. I haven't seen a drop in quality really AT ALL. Every season has been amazing so far. I'm glad it's not leaving any time soon.
I feel like the movie started off well with the parents and the children being born. But then once they got to Scotland it started to kind of make the beginning pointless and not necessary to the plot. I feel like the first 3 songs were decent then the rest were just forgettable. I think the weirdest thing about the movie was that they set up this plot where Bobby was going to Scotland to find Lori and they just do absolutely nothing with this plot until the end and even that was just trash.
@@slitchey yeah, but then it would be a major coincidence that his ancestor managed to marry a woman who looks exactly like the present dads wife, without that ancestor wife being related to the present wife.
As someone who has seen a bit of the newest seasons, a couple of episodes have leaned into the whole supernatural angle that this movie seems to have. The obvious issue in that case is that both the newest season and this movie don’t fit in with rest of the series.
I’m more of a causal fan of The Loud House but I remember in the newer season there was an episode where they went into Lily’s dream so I suppose the show is more supernatural now
This film was just a lazy, poorly animated, waste of time with a pretty lousy plot and unnessecary musical numbers that didn’t do the series it was based on any justice. I loved the first three seasons of the Loud House and I even like season 4, but after that, it got worse. Seasonal rot really affected this show badly and I wish Nick would just let it go with grace before it goes to Fairly OddParents levels of seasonal rot.
Thing is, the only popular shows on Nickelodeon now are Spongebob, The Loud House, and it’s spin offs, so Nick will probably never cancel it anytime soon
@@walkerphillips2818 you... Didn't get the point. Miraculous Ladybug is new and we'll animated, and cann go off model when needed... It goes off model a lot, actually.
I meant that people in the older ages cared about the animation and stories, and by golly it really degraded to the point where you literally have to be progressive, and that isn’t a good sign when you have to do that cause it means that nobody cares about your show.
to me Ladybug is just unwatchable,I seriously can't handle watching 2 minutes of this show but somehow I can tolerate watching a full on nickelodeon loud house marathon at night
The first ten minutes of the movie were great. I liked the intro montage of the growing Loud family, I liked the beginning montage showing the family dynamic which established Lincoln's importance to the family, and I liked the setup of Lincoln's feelings of alienation, insecurity. If they kept the focus on this, it could have been a fantastic movie. Then they go to Scotland and everything just falls apart. I was soooo bored. Nothing happened throughout the entire second and third act.
I’m surprised we didn’t get a Just Stop / LS Mark crossover before. As a Casagrandes fan (I find that show much more appealing than the Loud House) I saw this movie and thought it was fine. The character animation did look weird at points, and it was hard to think of what the plot of this movie really was, I did like the backgrounds, and the songs. I can even admit that The Casagrandes has issues like weird character choices and endings that feel rushed. Also, how would you feel if I said Pig Goat Banana Cricket is my favorite animated Nick show?
They collaborated in a now deleted Ninjago review about a year or two ago that was admittedly pretty bad. And this is coming from a guy who has not watched Ninjago for years BTW.
@@engineergaming1537 JS had a stream about it and after arguing with an avid ninjago fan on stream, he realized that they didn't treat it fairly and so the review was flawed in their eyes. So I guess it was bad enough that he had to take it down. At least it was a good learning opportunity.
@@engineergaming1537To put it bluntly, Mark and Braxton a pretty poor job at reviewing the show. They only watched the pilot miniseries and first season, and then jumped straight ahead to the Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitsu arc, which at the time of the video’s release was the latest finished season. They basically only watched the very beginning and the (At the time) very end of Ninjago, and then judged the entire show based on that small sample. And when you review a series with an overarching story this way, it makes you come off like a huge dumbass. It didn’t help that Braxton admitted in a livestream not long after the video’s release that he and Mark had no interest in treating the series fairly and basically made the video solely to piss Ninjago fans off, despite the fact Ninjago fans are relatively harmless from what I’ve seen. EDIT: As @Brickbob brought up, Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitsu was the first season to be produced after a massive rebranding of Ninjago that saw the series' production shift from Wil Film AsF to its current studio, WildBrain Studios. As I have not watched Ninjago in about 7 years, I don't know much about the series' current state. But from what I understand, SoFS is widely considered to be the show's worst season by fans due to the aforementioned production shift, which brought on a lot of new writers that simply didn't have enough experience with the show yet and caused a massive tonal shift compared to previous seasons. So not only did Braxton and Mark basically skip ahead to the (At the time) very end of the series, they also basically skipped ahead to what could be described as the show's midlife crisis and decided that midlife crisis was indicative of the show's overall quality.
Similar to the Hey Arnold Movie which was suppose to be an episode called "Arnold Saves the Neighborhood" but Nick thinks greed and turn it into a lazy cashgrab film. Really sad since the Rugrats Movie and Paris are really good and even The Wild Thornberry's movie is better and at least Rugrats Go Wild has more effort put into it than Hey Arnold or this movie. I mean Loud House Movie looks pretty bland and should've added more frames and more depth in colors and add shading or special effects just like they did with the Rugrats and SpongeBob Movie Trilogies and Wild Thornberry's Movie. The Hey Arnold Movie only just added shading to the main characters and left the secondary or background characters untouched other than brighten them up some.
Loud House The Movie having fantasty elements based on a Slice of Life show just feels wrong. It's like making a Ben 10 movie with mostly horror elements, an action show
I’m glad I found reviewers who didn’t like this movie as I didn’t. The Louds going to Scotland is interesting, but it was executed poorly. I’m a little surprised that the Loud Sisters are quite popular, they often cause chaos and destruction, considering the way they often behave and the series was originally going to be about a family of anthropomorphic rabbits, I’m sort of surprised that the creator of the show didn’t decide to turn them into talking chimpanzees instead (I know some children can be mischievous, but look at the Loud Siblings). Anyway I was disappointed that Lincoln didn’t find a special talent, yes his sisters said that he keeps the family in balance and it isn’t a bad thing, but that’s not really a talent, why not have his talent be comic book writing, magic acts or art or cooking, oh wait cooking is Clyde’s special talent never mind! In the Scotland town why didn’t anyone bother to fix that bridge? Oh Rita saying her ancestors have always been in Royal Woods is quite absurd, Colonial America anyone, that would also mean that Rita is a Native American and she isn’t! Come on, why not have Rita’s ancestry be from either Denmark, Netherlands, Germany or Sweden?! Oh the Rita look alike ancestor should imply that Rita has Scottish ancestry unless that wasn’t her ancestor and it also looks like incest has been occurring in the Loud Family. I thought the villain Morag was going to be an evil witch(I thought she was going to display other magic powers besides controlling the dragon), I also thought she was somehow going to get Lincoln to temporarily side with her, I felt sorry for her, considering the fact that the Loud Sisters behave as uncultured, boorish delinquents, what exactly made the Lincoln Ancestor the best of the Royal Family, what did he do? The songs were forgettable, not helping that it was primarily auto tuned, why not have rock n’ roll, broadway style or swing music(oh, it’s because many kids aren’t into broadway style or swing). The dark plot twist of what happened to the ancestors wasn’t even mind boggling or even that dark, I cannot believe that I actually thought it was going to be something more tragic. I suppose Lisa will finally start believing in magic now since Season 4, the series became more unrealistic. The good parts of the movie were the bond between Lincoln and Lily, some funny parts, David Tennant’s character Angus and the opening. I didn’t expect the movie to be Shawshank Redemption, Citizen Kane or Casablanca, I was hoping it would at least be good.
@@icecreamhero2375: Yes, I did mention that magic tricks should be a special talent of his. They should’ve pushed that on further in the movie(also the series).
loud house movie should be something down to earth like the hey arnold movie. this is probably me being biased but i liked the pawpatrol movie more than this because at least they stick with what the shows concept and made a bigger adventure out of it, they made things different without losing the tone of the show, it's sad that i a 20 year old liked a movie based off a pre-school movie more than this.
I think it specifically started going down after they showed the parents faces. I think the purposeful choice to not show the parents faces was obviously in style with newspaper comics, and so was the simplicity and even the set up of the episodes. As soon as they started ignoring that they lost their way
You know why the first Spongebob movie work because it feels like spongebob for both kids and adults too enjoy. The Loud House movie on the other hand isn't. I don't even know what this about or how unrealistic this film has become I mean...seriously? A dragon? And villain wants to take over the dragon to kill the louds because why not. This looks like a completely different series that jump the shark and go against what the simple concept of the original Loud House was supposed too be. This movie won't hold up as Nick dump on Netflix and not promoting it showing they don't care like me or anyone else...except for the older loud house fans who are mostly teens and adults.
My thoughts on SpongeBob and The Loud House back in the late 2010s (the most popular/successful Nickelodeon shows, especially SpongeBob to a much greater extent because of how much it’s been milked before and especially after Nickelodeon killed Stephen Hillenburg like Old Aggie but worse) *SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS* • Early 2000s SpongeBob (Seasons 1 - 3): Great (outside of a few episodes like Grandma’s Kisses and I’m With Stupid feeling like a typical SpongeBob episode of the post-2000s) • The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie: The best of the best! • Seasons 4 - 5: Not the worst, but definitely the point where the franchise started to overstay its welcome. • Seasons 6 - 9 (especially Season 7): Hell no!!!!!! (Although credit where credit is due, sometimes it can have great episodes like the stop-motion holiday specials and Sand Castles in the Sand, no thanks to Nickelodeon) • Sponge Out of Water: An overpraised mixed bag (the animation is decent except for Sandy Cheeks looking realistic, but the ending is just too mean-spirited towards Plankton nearly up to the ranks of One Coarse Meal which is the worst of the worst because without it, there wouldn’t be this many suicide rates!!!!) • Seasons 9.5 - 12: Guilty pleasure • Sponge on the Run: The worst in the trilogy • Early 2020s spin-offs (Kamp Koral and The Patrick Star Show): Just when you thought SpongeBob couldn’t get any worse… Seasons 13 - ??: *PLEASE, NO!!!!!!! JUST DON’T DO IT, OKAY, NICKELODEON AND VIACOM?!?!?! I SWEAR TO GOD, IF YOU EVER MAKE SPONGEBOB EVEN MORE MILKED THAT IT ALREADY IS, YOU WILL SHOOT YOURSELF IN THE FOOT WITHOUT RUNNING OUT OF AMMO!!!!!!!!!* *THE LOUD HOUSE* Seasons 1 - 4: Overrated! *claps x5* Overrated! - Benthelooney, who gave the show too much credit (like he said a half-decade ago, it’s forgivable if it has lowbrow toilet humour because it’s the saviour of Nickelodeon… *NOT!!!!!!)* Season 5: How could things possibly get any worse???? The Loud House Movie (stand-alone Netflix animation and live-action series): Oh…
The fact that I didn’t even know this movie existed until people started reviewing it and saying how mediocre it was just proves how much Nick missed the mark with it tbh. The Loud House is a decently enjoyable show, but I’ve only seen a few episode here and there and never really got into it. I do dig its more “progressive” elements though, especially with having an openly gay couple for one of the main character’s parents. But from the sound of it, it seems the show just got worse as it went on, and this movie is just a prime example of that. Hopefully the spin-off won’t share the same fate.
I'm so behind on Nickelodeon nowadays, I didn't even know there was a Loud House movie. The channel that defined my childhood I can't even stomach anymore. Tragic...
Iv basically stop watching cable tv since mostly last year sooo idk what's going on with Cartoon Network or even Nickelodeon anymore(´-﹏-`；)also.. while I watch Cartoon network more..I still like Nickelodeon a good bit too but it's sad it's become not as great as it use to be._.
All of the problems of the Loud House Movie seem to be forgivable at some extent, but what can never be forgiven is how the creators have designed the main villain of the movie, Morag. They gave her a huge, backwards protruding butt, like her diet consists of nothing but frozen Krabby Patties from Goodbye Krabby Patty. Which by the way, were made with sand and inflates the butts of whomever eats them. Her legs aren't even in line with her actual torso, which may seems like a way to keep her balanced, but ultimately made Morag's design more ridiculous. And don't get me started on her high-heeled boots/fishnet tights combo. Let Leni Loud explain about it.
@@michaelanguiano5528 Mitchell's tried to hard to be relatable and was basically a 1 hour meme,it went downhill when the robot invasion began it should've focused on the family
@@veryangryboi4128 disagree some of it was straight cringe but i think it was very funny and somewhat relatable to me but i don't think it hit the emotional beats that well
The problem with the later season of The Loud House is that the family work well when they are together. Lincoln is plainer than white bread cause he is meant as a straight-man to his sisters quirks. No we are not interested in Lincoln standalone stories that involve his unmemorable boring school friends. Even in the early season, I hate every episode that focus solely on Lincoln and his black friend. That friend (whose name escapes me) is the stereotypical loser nerd in the worst way possible. And his gag of being in love with Lori is overdone and unfunny in the first episode it appeared in. And the fun of the sisters' personality is when they're together. We don't want to see standalone jock story, musician story or pranskter story. We want to see how these different people interacts and get along.
I gave up on "The Loud House" after a few season 5 episodes, mostly for how boring it got. At least the animation is still well-done. As for this movie, I was ambivalent towards it. The few things I liked about it include the opening with the family's history, Lincoln's relationship with the baby, David Tennant's voice acting, and some of the visuals. I knew some things were off with the animation, but I didn't realize it was because a different studio produced it. On the bright side, at least Netflix has better Nicktoons movies, like the ones for "Hey Arnold," "Rocko's Modern Life," and "Invader Zim."
Alternative plot: Lincoln doesn't feel special, so he makes a comic about a superhero living with 10 siblings. It becomes popular and he starts getting apart from his family (even if he doesn't want to) because of fame. In the end he misses them and then it could have had the same moral in the end. I made the plot in 2 minutes. The Loud House movie took 4 years.
Mediocrity is the worst fate any movie can have. If it's great, people love to watch it. If it's terrible, people love to watch it. Mediocrity dooms a movie to being forgotten, and it'll never find success. Except for the Loud House Movie being so popular for some bizarre reason
Mediocrity is the worst fate for any medium, not just film. Books/novels, comics/graphic novels, TV/cartoons, anime/manga, etc. Mediocrity in any of these media == instant forgettability. You're right about one thing: when something's good, it makes us want to discuss and cherish what made it so; when something's bad? We make fun of it for being so, then move back on hopefully to something better than that. Something mediocre, however? A pain in the ass to discuss, let alone bring oneself to care about in any sense, even if it manages to do something right, or worse, due something worthy of anger/disappointment at it! Mediocrity is the worst kind of way to be rememered, as it makes you unmemorable. This feeling of all-around mediocrity unfortunately? It's something TLH has become for a lot of people in general for a long ass time, now (I found this show and its sister, Casagrandes, to be such from the very beginning, so whatever.). It's sad, really.
I actually saw art pieces of Dante from DMC, Ben 10, Xavier of Xavier Renegade Angel, Tom and Kaz from Chaotic (A show from 4Kids that I remember airing on Jetix), Steven Universe, Chiho Sasaki from the Devil Is a Part Timer, Crash Bandicoot, Angry Video Game Nerd, Naruto and Sakura, Zim, and Manny Rivera from El Tigre all in the Loud House art style and honestly, A Loud House crossover with any of the properties those characters came from would be more interesting actually though it wouldn’t be likely. Imagine Lincoln being mistaken for Dante’s kid, the Loud Family going to MGRonalds while visiting Japan, The Rust Bucket arriving in Royal Woods, or the Angry Video Game Nerd moving there. There would be a lot of potential in character interactions.
Too bad Nickelodeon execs has 2 modes: If the show is a hit: MILK the hell out of it until it becomes a lifeless husk. See Spongebob and TLH OR If the show does well but isn't a hit: It gets shelved. See MLAATR
Seriously, both The Loud House and this movie could have been decent. Like I said from another video, the show could have explored each of the main characters' daily lives and struggles (such as looking for summer jobs, school bullying, or homework), and plus, considering season five is already covering this topic, we would have seen each of them growing up and leaving the coop as time rolls by. And as for the movie, I feel like it could have been better than what it turned out, like with the animation and its overall plot. I was imagining the movie to be a 3D-animated movie like The Peanuts Movie and Captain Underpants, two wonderfully animated movies that utilized both 3D animation and cartoon properties altogether. I also imagined the plot to take place seven years after the events of the show. Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan, and Lynn Jr. had left the coop and have either graduated college, began their careers, and started raising a family of their own, or they're still in college and are preparing to jumpstart their career. Lincoln has just graduated high school, and now, he's waiting for an acceptance letter from the school he's going to so he can earn an art degree and become a comic book artist. At first, I thought the movie would focus on Lincoln, but after some thinking, I decided that the movie's main protagonist would be Lily, the youngest child of the family. Think of it this way: ever since Lily saw each of her eldest siblings leave for college, she grew worried that, one day, she'll be the last child in the house, and she'll have no older siblings to look after her or to do fun activities with. So, she and her friends concoct a scheme to make sure Lincoln doesn't get accepted to college. That way, he'll have to stay at the house for a little while more, and that Lily won't have to see her brother go. Eventually, Lincoln finds out, and we get to see some potential family drama. I also thought of the movie would include a big family reunion, which basically includes Lynn Sr.'s side of the family. And I was wondering if we could see his mother, his siblings, and their kids as well; we were already introduced to his father, Leonard, in "Camped!". At this rate, we would have see a potential hurricane of Loud family chaos. I also think the reunion should also take place in a large mansion that they rented. Just think of how the owner would react after seeing their mansion get fridgin' wrecked by a family of 35 or 50. It ought to be good. It ought to be the perfect, wild Loud House movie instead of what we've got.
5:15 Actually Loud House has had fantastical or non-realistic elements since Season 1. Hell, they extend to character traits. Lisa's entire character of being a genius 4 year old, in Season 1 there are things like trash monsters and few hints of actual ghosts. So that's not entirely new with Loud House. Season 5 has made those elements more prominent however. Personally I don't mind them or think they're bad inclusions, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired. Personally the Loud House nowadays is a overall a good time. But it's a mixed bag sometimes. Nick definitely needs to go back at what worked. It's a shame many people dismiss it as bad just because of its current failings. As for the movie, I thought it was fine. It hit the marks it needed too but it could have been more ambitious for a "theatrical" release.
It was toned down and it didn’t effect the main plot, but starting in Season 3 and onwards, the show started to lose it’s touch with reality by adding time travel, evil scientists, magic, ghosts, very cartoonish slapstick/gags you would see in Looney Tunes or Tom & Jerry and negative and unrealistic portrayals of Canada in Schooled. The series used to be relatively realistic.
@@matthewdilday7918 True. But at the end of the day it's a cartoon so these elements is not something I'd call a taint. If anything I can see LH benefit from them now that they've tackled all the typical realistic settings for episodes. If I wanted realistic comedy, Id' watch something like The Office.
The main thing that I found unforgivable is the fact that the mother of all people has an ancestral counterpart. Like okay, I can have some leap in logic for the father and the rest because cartoon rules but why is the mother there? Why does their ancestor have someone who looks exactly like their present day mother?
I have to admit, it is quite sad to see how far the Loud House has fallen already. From a show that could have rivalled SpongeBob in popularity, to just another bland Nick show.
Eh, never loved his Loud House video, I agree with some of his point in it but his humor isn’t for me and in general he spent way to much of the video comparing about Viacom, I liked his Helluva Boss video better but even that I didn’t love, some love his content but his style of humor and such just isn’t for me
The fact that some of the youngest Loud’s ancestors appears as children and not like adults while being back as ghost, meaning they died young, scares me.
3:00 Even if it was animated with rigs, they switched animation studios for the movie since Jam Filled Toronto was too busy with the two shows. You could really tell since the studio had trouble getting the style right, often having shots of the characters where they look strange
Are we sure this wasn't just LoudHouseFan2007's fanfiction? That in a weird way would have improved the film, or even if they mocked the absurd complete tonal shift of the movie in a somewhat subtle or funny way as a jab towards how most Loud House fanfiction is utterly ridiculous and unfaithful to the real show? Also shout out to crossovers featuring a weeb and some irish lad. Gotta be one of my favourite genders.
I thought the first 2 seasons were decent, but nothing amazing, but just like every long running cartoon, it suffered the usual symptoms like seasonal rot, flanderization of characters, and unnecessary spin-offs. It’s embarrassing that the movie feels like it has less quality that the actual show. Even Teen Titans Go didn’t mess up this badly.
Tbh, I like that idea. Since the the Louds went away from Scotland in 1600s, it would be better if they were overthrown from their castle for political reasons like the English Civil War or smth like that.
I also noticed ANOTHER thing about the poster. Every one of the Louds in it is actually ripped STRAIGHT OUT OF THE SCENE WHERE THEY FIRST LOOK AT THE DRAGON.
I would also like to say that this movie is full of stereotypes that I didn’t find offensive, just really uncomfortable and annoying, also gonna say how the citizens of the town have Glaswegian accents even though in the movie it shows a map and they are placed on the islands of the left coast of Scotland, around isle of Murray which is like 124 miles away from Glasgow
So late on this one but the story could've been like this: Lincoln and the other boy (yes, there's his friend) who go to school. (BAD DAY BASICALLY) Lincoln comes home, sad. (WHATEVER) Lincoln notices a new person drives into the neighbourhood. They live right in front of them. Lincoln meets him after a few terrible skits. The new person welcomes him in. Without noise, he locks the door and makes him a lunch. He talks with him and says he had some trouble. Lincoln relates. Lincoln waves them goodbye and tries to open the door. He fails. Lincoln asks the new guy if he locked the door. He lies and says no. Lincoln tries even more and it still doesn't work. Then, he realizes that...OH NO...the new person is evil! For some reason, he finds a crowbar and breaks the frick out of the house. He tells everyone about it and they try and calm him down. Then a battle goes and (after 15 minutes,) Lincoln beats the person. Yay, woohoo! Yay! (Sorry for disappointment ensuing)
I have to agree with a lot of your points, I couldn’t really see a movie about The Loud House mainly due to how simplistic it is. I could understand if Nickelodeon made a Teenage Robot or another Spongebob movie, but for a show like The Loud House, it‘s really hard to make a good movie about it. I think a Ren and Stimpy movie would be better than a Loud House one.
This is exactly the problem I have with Bob's Burgers getting a theatrical movie. The show is Slice-of-Life, not only that, but it's devolved from "Linda contends with a bunch of art snobs when Gale's weird horse-butt paintings are hung up all over the restaurant," to "Bob and Linda get a fancy Valentine's Day invitation from a chef," and like, really? You're gonna stretch that kinda stuff out for a theatrical movie?
The main problem I have with the movie was the conclusion of the whole “being special” thing lead to. Considering how overblown the sisters talents are compared to Lincoln, It’s a weak and lazy conclusion. I also don’t like how the sisters talent goes way too overboard to the point where they’re treated like the Kardashians.
This movie is atrocious. I hate how unrealistic the plot is. Loud House is supposed to be grounded in reality. In this movie, a woman tries to mind control a dragon to kill the Louds. The occasional unrealistic moments should be a quick gag like Lisa blowing up her room. It just didn't feel like Loud House.
I've been watching the loud house ever since it premiered and I'm telling you that the series was never realistically grounded I seen episodes were there were ghosts and dinosaurs so having a dragon isn't the weirdest thing ever I mean there was one episode where they did with time travel
@@animezilla4486 The Dinosaur was like season 5. Yeah that was stupid. The ghosts were hinted at through little jokes and it was ambiguous. A time travel episode? Oh my God they really did jump the shark.
@@animezilla4486 I love super cartoony cartoons. Spongebob is one of my favorite cartoons of all time. You would expect a show to have an established tone and stick to it. You wouldn't turn on Bob's Burgers one day and have them be in a post-apocalyptic waste land.
@@animezilla4486 1)Those episode are the exception not the norm, And 2) Those outlandish elements in the series are of Sci-Fi nature, meaning despite being exaggerated the things shown are still technically grounded in reality by some underlying logic.
I used to like the Loud House, but I lost interest over time due to the fanbase and the quality of the show… which is the reason why I prefer SpongeBob.
I saw the plot coming from a mile away, my niece was surprised that i knew what was coming. Everyone talked like they were there when the ancestors were alive. And i noticed that if the ancestors showed up as the way they appeared in the flashbacks then did they immediately died not long after they left Scotland? Goth girl died as a child
Holy shit that poster is hilarious they pulled a still of him wearing a parachute and didn’t even remove it why would he be wearing that in that situation
As a fan of this show and as much as I like it , I was so disappointed in how this movie turned out . I personally thought it was a total let down. First of all I have no idea why they would make this movie a musical , if it was like phineas and ferb understandable, but it’s the loud house and it’s not a musical show at all , , Personally I thought the songs were decent, not the best but it’s tolerable. Back to the negatives ,Morag was a bad villain I swear , that has to be one of the most laziest writing for a villains intentions I’ve seen for any character , she wants to get rid of the louds just to have “peace and quiet “ like what and for her wanting to be duchess just so she can achieve this is absolutely dumb . Not only that I don’t like how some characters were totally not used properly or just either ignored especially in the second half of the movie like the sisters are used only in a few scenes just to look like they overshadow Lincoln to force the plot more .The only character who I think was fine was Angus . Overall I give it a 5/10
Writers are afraid of decent romance plots in fear of fan over analyzing and oversexualizing the characters. You know that is true, look what happened to Rocky.
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Best bromance ever
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The movie was meh.....
It’s sad when Pixar’s Brave got Scottish culture better than this movie, dragons didn’t even come from Scotland!
dragons dont exist
@@aim3649 Uh…no duh, but if you’re gonna incorporate mythology in something, you should at least be accurate about it.
Ironic that there wasn't as much Scottish stereotypes as there were Canadian stereotypes in Schooled. Then again the stereotypes would be the least of the movie's problems to be honest.
.... and disney and pixar did the bear thing in middle of the act-
@@aim3649 They don't? Then what was that creature that I saw last week?
I'm surprised you guys didn't point out how lazy, weird and confusing it was to have the Loud ancestors not only look the exact same as their present day counterparts, but be the same ages too. Like, they're supposed to be the family's ancestors - as in, the ones that were kids back then eventually grew up and had kids of their own continuing the Loud bloodline. But having all the ancestors be the same age as the present Louds implies that they died young, which makes no sense because then how would the bloodline have continued? I know something this dark wouldn't fly in a Nick movie but if the dragon had just killed all but one of the ancestors (who would then go to America and continue the bloodline) instead of just sending them away, that plot-hole would've been solved. I guess the other explanation is that after the ancestors died they just decided to live as their 'favorite' ages in the afterlife? But like, for the younger ones especially, that doesn't exactly make sense either - no one who's lived a full life is gonna want to live as a baby or a three year old in the afterlife. So yeah, it's just a really weird and convoluted choice that just comes off as lazy.
Guess the loud family is a bunch of inbred monstrosities as that’s kinda the only explanation to how their descendants look so much like their ancestors
As weird as it is, I've come to accept it. TV shows and movies do this all the time. Mostly when they're too lazy to come up with original designs themselves.
these were the exact thoughts running through my mind when suffering through this movie with my mom
More fuel for the flame.
The incestuous flame.
@@mehlessmidori602 no one loves ya more then family
I can't believe we live in a world where the Paw Patrol movie has better animation, writing, humor and is just genuinely better than the Loud House movie
Damn
Wait what that is Ridiculous
ive only seen the trailer for the paw patrol movie and i gotta agree with ya
We also live in a world where the Dora live-action Movie was better than a Kim Possible live- action Movie
And the (2017) My Little Pony movie. And the latest SpongeBob movie.
An unfinished, 12 million word Loud House fanfic has more entertainment value than this garbage fire of a film. And yes, that fanfic is a thing.
What’s it called
@@misterzygarde6431 idk I just found out about it today.
@@misterzygarde6431 I think Loud House Revamped, has like over 1,500 chapters.
@@chopper8209 holy fuck
i wanted to forget that existed
Fun Fact: The longest piece of Fiction is a Loud House fanfiction called Loud House Revamped and is still going to this day
What-
Longer than Subspace Emissary fanfiction?
@@EggFighterXB- yup and still going
@@thrasher9534 I need a link chief
@@thrasher9534 Darn Smash Fanfiction got dethroned apparently
Dragons aren’t even really Scottish! They’re Welsh and English, but then again Wales is “The Scotland Americans haven’t heard of”
It should be a unicorn which is the national animal in Scotland
@@mystery_mickc lola would've loved to see a unicorn
Yeah it should've been a unicorn or a sea monster like nessie
true tho
Wales doesn’t exist. It’s just a ploy to ensure the profitability of Big Whaling
The only takeaway I got from this movie was that the villain had a huge cake for no reason.
extra thicc
Yeah I thought this was Nickelodeon not Pixar
First the Rule 34 community was introduced Rita, now Morag. The history of MILFs has come a long way.
pretty much one of the few good things about this movie
@@EdnaKonrad4MVS morag is the only good part of this movie since she got that CAKE 😬💖
As a Scotsman myself, I think this movie did Scotland wrong.
Where’s the Scotsman (Samurai Jack) when you need him?
My cousin is from Scotland and when he watched this movie he literally wanted to delete Netflix
R.I.P scotish people who watch this garbage... I mean to say movie!!
This movie was so bad demoman blown up the netflix studio
It certainly did, considering that Scrooge McDu- I mean David Tennant almost broke his back from carrying this whole movie.
Braxton panicking when he saw Chris Savino's name is fucking hilarious.
That's the one thing I can remember about this show.
The creator got in trouble for rape.
@@dannypalin9583 a Nickelodeon veteran that has accusations of sexual abuse? What a surprise!!!
Dan Schneider and Drake Bell would get along with Chris
@@matias3542 I think your pfp says it best.
It's "sa-VEE-noh", right?
I completely forgot this movie even existed.
So did I initially. Which is ironic because apparently it was trending on Netflix, then not even two months later, nobody remembers it.
Your not the only one friend.
Good.
Rob lucci when he takes a trip to wano
Same
What really annoys me is that the ancestors shown here look like literal lazy OCs. Yes I get they’re ancestors of the family but they look more like ancient clones of them made by some psychotic scientist…now that I think about it even that probably would’ve been a better thing to base this story around. Granted it sounds dumb as hell but still better.
Edit: I also realized that at 3:33 Lucy's skin wasn’t grey. Do what you will with that information.
Dont for get Doreamona nd Spngebob did the ookalike ancestors too .
Eh that's tradition in cartoons. When you see Simpsons flashbacks in history the family looks exactly like the Simpson Family.
@Freesmart and whats wrong with OC ?
@Freesmart Mal is more of an OC
If there is one ancestor that’s looks like the worst of the worst, even by the low standards of The Loud House character designs, it would have to be Old Aggie (aka Haggie) with her annoying feminine face (even as an antagonist) that would even make Lola “The Dragonfish” Loud blush!
despite the other acts being very misguided and out of focus, the first act was a near-clear set up for what could have been a grand journey for the Louds. I really enjoyed the opening number with the parents meeting, and all the scenes that followed it up until they decided to go to Scotland. you can tell the writing team had a lot of confidence in the set up but not a lot going forward with it.
I really like the first scene, I thought the movie was gonna be about their parents or something
Imagine my dissapointment when they went to scotland and fought off some stupid dragon with a a lady I don't care about controlling it :[
@@bruhsleepineed929 Yeah what the hell was that shift? it's like the movie hancock but faster....and worse
I thought the movie was gonna have lincoln run away due to being mistreated,but then I remember this is a kids cartoon
Ok, but grammar though?
In my opinion the main problem with the film is that it only lasted 80 minutes, if they had made the film last longer maybe it could have been better and we could have done something more with the sisters, director Dave Needham told me (I had written) who had considered the idea that Morag manipulated Lincoln by putting him against his family but could not do so due to lack of time.
They even considered a WATER TRAP TO DROWN AN ENTIRE FAMILY! This and the dragon burning the ancestors alive could have made the movie BETTER! Or, heck, EVEN CHANGING THE DUKE BACKSTORY: he was manipulated by old Auggie to kill his own family, and his ghost haunts the castle in a self-pity state but in the end the ghosts of his family arrive and forgive him like a true family.
THINK ABOUT THE MISS POSSIBILITY
I’m just confused why they added so many blatant fantasy elements
shouldnt this show be slice of life grounded
Dude, the show has ghosts and love potions and even a TIME MACHINE (which I'm aware is more in the realm of sci-fi, but still) since season 2, this really isn't that weird. At least to me.
@@Couch_Bananaweren't those added in season 3? Either way its werid to see fantasy elements in a technology era,to me at least.plus the conflict didn't even felt like loud house I literally forgot this was a slice of life show
Those episode are the exception not the norm, And those outlandish elements in the series being of Sci-Fi nature means that despite being exaggerated the things shown are still technically grounded in reality by some underlying logic. So fantasy elements still don't fit regardless
FR! It really didn’t fit the show
The fact that Luna was gonna leave her girlfriend annoys me to no end. She would have pulled up with a u-haul and told Sam “get in, I’m rich in another country now!”
I mean honestly I feel you could make that argument for every member of The Loud family, they legit left their best friends to be rich in another country lol
@@IcyDiamond yes but Kuna was the only one with any sort of romantic partner (I think) so it’s double bad for her, especially since her romantic partner appeared in the movie
Binge-watching and 'Instant-Seasons' are already big problems,
but the Trend to go ‚Plot-less’ aka episodic, is tremendously bad.
@@slevinchannel7589 What’s wrong with a show being episodic?
@@lextatertotsfromhell7673 Yeah that’s fair
LS Mark: Like this Villain lady. Why is pushed off the side gazing into thin air?
Me having Horrible flashbacks of seeing Miss Skullnick in the final season of Star Vs the force of evil.
You disappointed your name, common sense
Star Vs. writers in the final season: Satisfying conclusions? Coherent plot? Good characters? Never heard of it.
and why is she so THICC
@@GWROliverAt Least They Had Eclipsa
"Milquetoast" is definitely the best word to describe The Loud House!
what does that mean
@@rororokai It means bland
@@Insanity-Calamity Oh! Just like Milk Toast?
@@Insanity-Calamity More like absolute trash. Bland == mediocre. Trash == milquetoast, which is worse.
@@shakurburton9358 that doesn't equal the same thing.
Aggretsuko footages lets fucking go!
Yeah let's go!
@@bananalord6980 DaBaby: Let's gooooo!
The legend itself
Nah, gay
@@subifyouhatetiktokandreddit234 oh no it's you again
The trip to Scotland was just a fantasy dream that Lincoln had because he was knocked unconscious after being hit by a random mugger while he was singing out loud in the street.
That's better than the actual movie
*wouldn't surprise me someone knocked him out*
That makes much more sense.
Or got beaned in the head when his sisters kept throwing trophies at him.
@@Xanegoh That two.
Nickelodeon execs has 2 modes in their way of thinking:
If the show is a hit: MILK the hell out of it until it becomes a lifeless husk. See Spongebob and TLH
OR
If the show does well but isn't a hit: It gets shelved. See MLAATR
MLAATR? What shoe is that
@@commandercat10 My Life As A Teenage Robot
@@mercenarygundam1487 what about harvey beaks
Or, in the case of Hey Arnold, cut down the number of airings in reruns the show gets until you're stuck thinking Olga and Lila's episode was the last one until the sequel to the bombed movie airs.
Or have no confidence that it'll be a hit and shove it off to a streaming service like Netflix. See Glitch Techs.
I think a better plot would be a neighbor who come in and unite the town to drive the loudspeaker away as the town slowly realize that the neighbor is 10x worse than the louds and then they slowly search for and bring back each group of loud to the town with a big confrontation between then and their neighbor
Here i would have done the plot lincoln learns that he was adopted and that story about him being born in the president car was a lie his parents made up and that not crazy enough lincoln learns he has a twin brother they were sepreated at birth and he living with another family the 2 meet up and the movie is spent with them bonding and learing that while the people who adopted them aren't blood related there are their family meanwhile lincoln and his twin brother's mentally ill biological mother escapes from a mental hospital and will stop at nothing to get her children back.
What do you think.
@@jdawson7877 that actually sounds 1000 times better than the actual movie
@@Numbuh900 i know but i know nick isn't gonna do that since they'll probably think its too mature.
@@jdawson7877 Hey! Watch Hey Arnold! And Avatar the Last Airbender/Korra! They've some heavy stuff!
@@jdawson7877 The Addams Family 2 movie of the 2020 make the plot "One member is not part of the family" and the movie SUCKS!
There are already multiple comments talking about how PAW Patrol could make a better movie than Loud House.
Teen Titans GO made a movie that was received better than either of these two. That is all.
o_o yikes
I mean to be honest, I actually watch the teen Titans Go movie and it wasn't that bad. You could tell the effort that was put into the movie. So yeah
too bad it still sucked lol
Nickelodeon chose to release Paw Patrol: The Movie and The Loud House Movie on the same exact day, yet only one of them was actually released in theaters. Let that sink in.
@@KitKatLMFAO No it didn’t lol. It was actually okay
Me, personally, I don't hate The Loud House, I think it's an alright show that I feel that would never get this much hate had Nickelodeon treat their other Nicktoons, like Harvey Beaks and Glitch Techs better and not place TLH up there with SpongeBob as a flagship series that carries the Nicktoons brand. As for the movie, didn't love it or hate it. It's like Jetsons The Movie, both have a plot that feels more like an extended episode than an actual movie. Also... Bender-"Wow that lady's got a HUGE *SS!!!"
My god shes thiccer then a...
And let's not forget about Pony as well, I thought it was gonna be weird but surprisingly, it wasn't, it was kind of the most original and entertaining shows they've ever made, besides the rip off shows to Unikitty and Gravity Falls, those I tried to give a chance and the Unikitty rip off was kind of cute I guess but it was a meh to me and the Gravity Falls rip off, tbh I don't have words for it.
@@nickfilmzproductions3560 Welcome to the Wayne?
@@Aego384 Oh yea, that, and the other one I don't even remember cause I dunno why some of Nickelodeon show titles are long as hell
Glitch Techs should’ve been a flagship show tbh
Honestly they could have gotten rid of the ghosts for books that explain the history. And remove the wand and dragon with ease-dropping and blackmailing. It would have made the film somewhat better
I mean yeah, just use some blackmail to force them to leave.
The show itself is frustrating because whenever they do episodes with the siblings bonding, its still entertaining and fun to watch, but they waste so much episodes on the bland friends.
I really don't like the fact how they portray the nobility in the movie. Lincoln, Morag and Angus shouldn't be the duke since the title itself is hereditary like other peers and titles in thr UK. Maybe, there should be a mayor or sheriff of Loch Loud and Angus should be the sheriff of Loch Loud. Angus should have been a historian who research about British nobility and aristocrats. Leonard should be the Duke of Loch Loud and Lynn Sr. should be a marquess or an earl for example.
"The Loud House Movie" going to straight to Netflix was probably the best decision that they could've made. It's doing much better than it *probably* would've done in theaters!
there would probably be a lot of memes about it like they did with Morbius and Minions
@@DripDrangonheadA loudillion of dollars.
I never got invested in The Loud House, it was just so boring compared to other shows airing at the time, yet it's still sad seeing how far it has gone down the drain.
What do you mean by that I find it hard to believe that show has gone down the drain concerned that the ratings were still good and it's the only Nickelodeon show that seems to be beating SpongeBob
@@animezilla4486 i mean in quality, not ratings
The first couple of seasons were good, but then they started focusing on Lincoln’s friends more than family.
I love this show. I personally enjoyed this movie. I didn't think it was anywhere near as bad as people described it. There were some flaws (like unrealistic scenarios & some stuff seeming forced), but it still was entertaining to me.
I remembered a lot of people saying "oh, the show went downhill so badly", "oh the show sucks now", etc.
I kept telling myself "I wonder when the show is supposed to get bad." I've made it to Season 6. And I'm STILL just as attached to it as I was when I was on the first seasons.
Idk what people are complaining about. I haven't seen a drop in quality really AT ALL. Every season has been amazing so far. I'm glad it's not leaving any time soon.
I feel like the movie started off well with the parents and the children being born. But then once they got to Scotland it started to kind of make the beginning pointless and not necessary to the plot. I feel like the first 3 songs were decent then the rest were just forgettable. I think the weirdest thing about the movie was that they set up this plot where Bobby was going to Scotland to find Lori and they just do absolutely nothing with this plot until the end and even that was just trash.
it wasnt really a side plot. it was more of a joke
So the ancestors are all of their relatives, if that includes the mom and dad that means that the mom and dad in the show could be, RELATED.
Sweet Home Alabama
@@illstealyourkneecaps694 Doreamon did the same thing
Guess 'Loudcest' was technically canon all along.
I think its explained that it was only the dads side.
@@slitchey yeah, but then it would be a major coincidence that his ancestor managed to marry a woman who looks exactly like the present dads wife, without that ancestor wife being related to the present wife.
The villain looks like the one girl who replaces daphne in mystery incorporated
Hotdog water
Damn it..... you're right.
@@bambeepik I'm pretty sure she replaced Daphne tho
@@inserthahafunniusername9656 lemme check real quick
@@inserthahafunniusername9656 you're right, I'll fix it
I feel like the Loud House overstayed it's welcome a while ago.
no it didnt
It definitely should stop here before it careens into the ground.
@@NicholasRSims yes it did lol shoulda ended after s3 ngl
@@myristicina. it didnt overstay anything
@@NicholasRSims yes it did lol
As someone who has seen a bit of the newest seasons, a couple of episodes have leaned into the whole supernatural angle that this movie seems to have. The obvious issue in that case is that both the newest season and this movie don’t fit in with rest of the series.
I’m more of a causal fan of The Loud House but I remember in the newer season there was an episode where they went into Lily’s dream so I suppose the show is more supernatural now
@@IcyDiamond hey I've seen you before
@@no-xp7mx Where specifically have you seen me?
@@IcyDiamond Everywhere 😅
@@Player-jh4ko Like where?
I’m surprised they didn’t make some kind of joke about Leni already thinking they were royalty since they live in Royal Woods…
This joke is better than the whole movie
This film was just a lazy, poorly animated, waste of time with a pretty lousy plot and unnessecary musical numbers that didn’t do the series it was based on any justice. I loved the first three seasons of the Loud House and I even like season 4, but after that, it got worse. Seasonal rot really affected this show badly and I wish Nick would just let it go with grace before it goes to Fairly OddParents levels of seasonal rot.
Thing is, the only popular shows on Nickelodeon now are Spongebob, The Loud House, and it’s spin offs, so Nick will probably never cancel it anytime soon
@@IcyDiamond yeah
The loud house will be the best show on ky opinion
@@thefilipinofan1017 On ky?
@@IcyDiamond he meant "on my".
Hey somebody who likes season 4 too!
Even miraculous ladybuy had scenes with characters off models... and it's FREAKING 3D. Rigged or not, they still can tore apart any kind of model.
And that’s why animation from the 30s through 90s are the true golden age of animation.
@@walkerphillips2818 you... Didn't get the point. Miraculous Ladybug is new and we'll animated, and cann go off model when needed... It goes off model a lot, actually.
I meant that people in the older ages cared about the animation and stories, and by golly it really degraded to the point where you literally have to be progressive, and that isn’t a good sign when you have to do that cause it means that nobody cares about your show.
to me Ladybug is just unwatchable,I seriously can't handle watching 2 minutes of this show
but somehow I can tolerate watching a full on nickelodeon loud house marathon at night
The first ten minutes of the movie were great. I liked the intro montage of the growing Loud family, I liked the beginning montage showing the family dynamic which established Lincoln's importance to the family, and I liked the setup of Lincoln's feelings of alienation, insecurity. If they kept the focus on this, it could have been a fantastic movie.
Then they go to Scotland and everything just falls apart. I was soooo bored. Nothing happened throughout the entire second and third act.
The villain is dummy thicc, that is all I got from this video
Fair enough
I thought that I was the only one who noticed
she has that cake
@@JGProductions6581 hey i seen you somewhere
morag is even more thiccer than rita loud.
I literally had no idea this show even got a movie. I bet ill be filled with disappointment after learning what it's about though
Coming back to this comment a week later, I was definitely right
I’m surprised we didn’t get a Just Stop / LS Mark crossover before. As a Casagrandes fan (I find that show much more appealing than the Loud House) I saw this movie and thought it was fine. The character animation did look weird at points, and it was hard to think of what the plot of this movie really was, I did like the backgrounds, and the songs. I can even admit that The Casagrandes has issues like weird character choices and endings that feel rushed. Also, how would you feel if I said Pig Goat Banana Cricket is my favorite animated Nick show?
There was a ninjago review that was taken down
They collaborated in a now deleted Ninjago review about a year or two ago that was admittedly pretty bad. And this is coming from a guy who has not watched Ninjago for years BTW.
@@DCT-tt8ib How bad could it be?
@@engineergaming1537 JS had a stream about it and after arguing with an avid ninjago fan on stream, he realized that they didn't treat it fairly and so the review was flawed in their eyes. So I guess it was bad enough that he had to take it down. At least it was a good learning opportunity.
@@engineergaming1537To put it bluntly, Mark and Braxton a pretty poor job at reviewing the show. They only watched the pilot miniseries and first season, and then jumped straight ahead to the Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitsu arc, which at the time of the video’s release was the latest finished season. They basically only watched the very beginning and the (At the time) very end of Ninjago, and then judged the entire show based on that small sample. And when you review a series with an overarching story this way, it makes you come off like a huge dumbass.
It didn’t help that Braxton admitted in a livestream not long after the video’s release that he and Mark had no interest in treating the series fairly and basically made the video solely to piss Ninjago fans off, despite the fact Ninjago fans are relatively harmless from what I’ve seen.
EDIT: As @Brickbob brought up, Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitsu was the first season to be produced after a massive rebranding of Ninjago that saw the series' production shift from Wil Film AsF to its current studio, WildBrain Studios. As I have not watched Ninjago in about 7 years, I don't know much about the series' current state. But from what I understand, SoFS is widely considered to be the show's worst season by fans due to the aforementioned production shift, which brought on a lot of new writers that simply didn't have enough experience with the show yet and caused a massive tonal shift compared to previous seasons. So not only did Braxton and Mark basically skip ahead to the (At the time) very end of the series, they also basically skipped ahead to what could be described as the show's midlife crisis and decided that midlife crisis was indicative of the show's overall quality.
Honestly I soon as I saw its announcement I new it was gonna be a dumpster fire
You know it's a movie that is only for cooperate gain with money in mind, no passion at all.
knew
Oh boy I can't wait for you and LS Mark to make another collab.... wait a minute
🫤😊
I Don't Get It.
The movie felt like it was a normal episode of The Loud House. A disappointing film from a popular Nick series.
I love you shrek
Similar to the Hey Arnold Movie which was suppose to be an episode called "Arnold Saves the Neighborhood" but Nick thinks greed and turn it into a lazy cashgrab film. Really sad since the Rugrats Movie and Paris are really good and even The Wild Thornberry's movie is better and at least Rugrats Go Wild has more effort put into it than Hey Arnold or this movie. I mean Loud House Movie looks pretty bland and should've added more frames and more depth in colors and add shading or special effects just like they did with the Rugrats and SpongeBob Movie Trilogies and Wild Thornberry's Movie. The Hey Arnold Movie only just added shading to the main characters and left the secondary or background characters untouched other than brighten them up some.
Did it though? It didn't feel like a normal episode at all to me in any way
@Mekhi "Vampire" Loud r/foundthe12yearold
@Mekhi "Vampire" Loud You told someone to go to hell just for hating a show you love.
I'll rather make Angus a mayor instead of a duke since the dukedom is hereditary.
Loud House The Movie having fantasty elements based on a Slice of Life show just feels wrong. It's like making a Ben 10 movie with mostly horror elements, an action show
I’m glad I found reviewers who didn’t like this movie as I didn’t. The Louds going to Scotland is interesting, but it was executed poorly. I’m a little surprised that the Loud Sisters are quite popular, they often cause chaos and destruction, considering the way they often behave and the series was originally going to be about a family of anthropomorphic rabbits, I’m sort of surprised that the creator of the show didn’t decide to turn them into talking chimpanzees instead (I know some children can be mischievous, but look at the Loud Siblings). Anyway I was disappointed that Lincoln didn’t find a special talent, yes his sisters said that he keeps the family in balance and it isn’t a bad thing, but that’s not really a talent, why not have his talent be comic book writing, magic acts or art or cooking, oh wait cooking is Clyde’s special talent never mind! In the Scotland town why didn’t anyone bother to fix that bridge? Oh Rita saying her ancestors have always been in Royal Woods is quite absurd, Colonial America anyone, that would also mean that Rita is a Native American and she isn’t! Come on, why not have Rita’s ancestry be from either Denmark, Netherlands, Germany or Sweden?! Oh the Rita look alike ancestor should imply that Rita has Scottish ancestry unless that wasn’t her ancestor and it also looks like incest has been occurring in the Loud Family. I thought the villain Morag was going to be an evil witch(I thought she was going to display other magic powers besides controlling the dragon), I also thought she was somehow going to get Lincoln to temporarily side with her, I felt sorry for her, considering the fact that the Loud Sisters behave as uncultured, boorish delinquents, what exactly made the Lincoln Ancestor the best of the Royal Family, what did he do? The songs were forgettable, not helping that it was primarily auto tuned, why not have rock n’ roll, broadway style or swing music(oh, it’s because many kids aren’t into broadway style or swing). The dark plot twist of what happened to the ancestors wasn’t even mind boggling or even that dark, I cannot believe that I actually thought it was going to be something more tragic. I suppose Lisa will finally start believing in magic now since Season 4, the series became more unrealistic.
The good parts of the movie were the bond between Lincoln and Lily, some funny parts, David Tennant’s character Angus and the opening. I didn’t expect the movie to be Shawshank Redemption, Citizen Kane or Casablanca, I was hoping it would at least be good.
If I was the writter of this I would have kill the Royal Family
@@ClaudetteVioletta And had one of them survive to continue the bloodline.
Lincoln's talent is lying, scheming, and manipulation. LOL He can also do magic tricks.
@@icecreamhero2375: Yes, I did mention that magic tricks should be a special talent of his. They should’ve pushed that on further in the movie(also the series).
@@matthewdilday7918 I guess they don’t want Lincoln’s talent to be the magician since they want him to be more of a everyman
loud house movie should be something down to earth like the hey arnold movie. this is probably me being biased but i liked the pawpatrol movie more than this because at least they stick with what the shows concept and made a bigger adventure out of it, they made things different without losing the tone of the show, it's sad that i a 20 year old liked a movie based off a pre-school movie more than this.
Wait, Paw Patrol had a better movie?
Dear Lord.
The Cuphead Show better be good.
Don't be sad. Be proud that you have actual taste in good entertainment. Demographics / whom it's aimed at be dammed.
I think it specifically started going down after they showed the parents faces.
I think the purposeful choice to not show the parents faces was obviously in style with newspaper comics, and so was the simplicity and even the set up of the episodes. As soon as they started ignoring that they lost their way
I mean it wasn’t bad until the 4th season.
The villain is so predictable yet so thicc. Anyways they already went over the plot in a previous episode I don’t know the movie is about it.
You know why the first Spongebob movie work because it feels like spongebob for both kids and adults too enjoy. The Loud House movie on the other hand isn't. I don't even know what this about or how unrealistic this film has become I mean...seriously? A dragon? And villain wants to take over the dragon to kill the louds because why not. This looks like a completely different series that jump the shark and go against what the simple concept of the original Loud House was supposed too be. This movie won't hold up as Nick dump on Netflix and not promoting it showing they don't care like me or anyone else...except for the older loud house fans who are mostly teens and adults.
After the Rocko and Invader Zim specials, What the Hell happened?
@@chrisfarleyshrek4347 Good question.
My thoughts on SpongeBob and The Loud House back in the late 2010s (the most popular/successful Nickelodeon shows, especially SpongeBob to a much greater extent because of how much it’s been milked before and especially after Nickelodeon killed Stephen Hillenburg like Old Aggie but worse)
*SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS*
• Early 2000s SpongeBob (Seasons 1 - 3): Great (outside of a few episodes like Grandma’s Kisses and I’m With Stupid feeling like a typical SpongeBob episode of the post-2000s)
• The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie: The best of the best!
• Seasons 4 - 5: Not the worst, but definitely the point where the franchise started to overstay its welcome.
• Seasons 6 - 9 (especially Season 7): Hell no!!!!!! (Although credit where credit is due, sometimes it can have great episodes like the stop-motion holiday specials and Sand Castles in the Sand, no thanks to Nickelodeon)
• Sponge Out of Water: An overpraised mixed bag (the animation is decent except for Sandy Cheeks looking realistic, but the ending is just too mean-spirited towards Plankton nearly up to the ranks of One Coarse Meal which is the worst of the worst because without it, there wouldn’t be this many suicide rates!!!!)
• Seasons 9.5 - 12: Guilty pleasure
• Sponge on the Run: The worst in the trilogy
• Early 2020s spin-offs (Kamp Koral and The Patrick Star Show): Just when you thought SpongeBob couldn’t get any worse…
Seasons 13 - ??: *PLEASE, NO!!!!!!! JUST DON’T DO IT, OKAY, NICKELODEON AND VIACOM?!?!?! I SWEAR TO GOD, IF YOU EVER MAKE SPONGEBOB EVEN MORE MILKED THAT IT ALREADY IS, YOU WILL SHOOT YOURSELF IN THE FOOT WITHOUT RUNNING OUT OF AMMO!!!!!!!!!*
*THE LOUD HOUSE*
Seasons 1 - 4: Overrated! *claps x5* Overrated! - Benthelooney, who gave the show too much credit (like he said a half-decade ago, it’s forgivable if it has lowbrow toilet humour because it’s the saviour of Nickelodeon… *NOT!!!!!!)*
Season 5: How could things possibly get any worse????
The Loud House Movie (stand-alone Netflix animation and live-action series): Oh…
@@kieranstark7213 Exactly. Just glad I'm not the only one that who express the honestly of how much of a downfall the series has become.
I mean the fairly oddparents had a movie. It wasn’t Animated completely, but it still counts to me.,
The fact that I didn’t even know this movie existed until people started reviewing it and saying how mediocre it was just proves how much Nick missed the mark with it tbh.
The Loud House is a decently enjoyable show, but I’ve only seen a few episode here and there and never really got into it. I do dig its more “progressive” elements though, especially with having an openly gay couple for one of the main character’s parents. But from the sound of it, it seems the show just got worse as it went on, and this movie is just a prime example of that.
Hopefully the spin-off won’t share the same fate.
Probably will. Kinda easy to see the fate it’ll suffer looking at the Patrick Star show
And they canceled the spinoff.
I'm so behind on Nickelodeon nowadays, I didn't even know there was a Loud House movie. The channel that defined my childhood I can't even stomach anymore. Tragic...
Most people don't actively follow the channel they watched as a child through adulthood
Facts
Same, even when I was younger I started to drift away from it
Remember when the live action shows were actually good?
Iv basically stop watching cable tv since mostly last year sooo idk what's going on with Cartoon Network or even Nickelodeon anymore(´-﹏-`；)also.. while I watch Cartoon network more..I still like Nickelodeon a good bit too but it's sad it's become not as great as it use to be._.
The ultimate crossover. Endgame ain't got nothing a Fairy Tail fan a Sonic fan!
well ls mark is still a sonic fanatic
@@aim3649 Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...
Ehhhhhhhhhbbvv!!😃
@@aim3649 He's got a whole second channel where he talks about exclusively Sonic-related stuff so I'd say yes
I thought you meant FOP and was confuses which was meant to be JS.
All of the problems of the Loud House Movie seem to be forgivable at some extent, but what can never be forgiven is how the creators have designed the main villain of the movie, Morag. They gave her a huge, backwards protruding butt, like her diet consists of nothing but frozen Krabby Patties from Goodbye Krabby Patty. Which by the way, were made with sand and inflates the butts of whomever eats them. Her legs aren't even in line with her actual torso, which may seems like a way to keep her balanced, but ultimately made Morag's design more ridiculous. And don't get me started on her high-heeled boots/fishnet tights combo. Let Leni Loud explain about it.
Even as a Loud House enjoyer, this movie was cringe.
Yeah the movie suck besides to me mitchells vs the machines and luca and my little pony a new generation are better
@@michaelanguiano5528 Mitchell's tried to hard to be relatable and was basically a 1 hour meme,it went downhill when the robot invasion began it should've focused on the family
@@veryangryboi4128 disagree some of it was straight cringe but i think it was very funny and somewhat relatable to me but i don't think it hit the emotional beats that well
@@michaelanguiano5528 yup
@@veryangryboi4128 Personally I think it should win the Oscar for best animated feature
"Ah yes let's make the ancestors look EXACTLY like the present Louds"
Who thought that was a good idea
If it didn't work for Riverdale it won't work for you.
specially with Luna,I'm pretty sure the only reason she has short hair is because of her punk sense of style
The problem with the later season of The Loud House is that the family work well when they are together.
Lincoln is plainer than white bread cause he is meant as a straight-man to his sisters quirks. No we are not interested in Lincoln standalone stories that involve his unmemorable boring school friends. Even in the early season, I hate every episode that focus solely on Lincoln and his black friend. That friend (whose name escapes me) is the stereotypical loser nerd in the worst way possible. And his gag of being in love with Lori is overdone and unfunny in the first episode it appeared in.
And the fun of the sisters' personality is when they're together. We don't want to see standalone jock story, musician story or pranskter story. We want to see how these different people interacts and get along.
Clyde stopped having his crush on Lori in Season 3, thankfully.
@@carvahaunter122 what?
@@mrrunodan8119 He said that Clyde doesn't have a crush on her anymore and became friends during Season 3 of the show.
I haven't watched the Loud House in a long time. I wish the writers would do something interesting that could grab my attention again.
"I took a pill and a Ibiza... To show rt was cool...
I gave up on "The Loud House" after a few season 5 episodes, mostly for how boring it got. At least the animation is still well-done. As for this movie, I was ambivalent towards it. The few things I liked about it include the opening with the family's history, Lincoln's relationship with the baby, David Tennant's voice acting, and some of the visuals.
I knew some things were off with the animation, but I didn't realize it was because a different studio produced it. On the bright side, at least Netflix has better Nicktoons movies, like the ones for "Hey Arnold," "Rocko's Modern Life," and "Invader Zim."
Morag must have some serious back issues hauling around that dump truck.
Alternative plot:
Lincoln doesn't feel special, so he makes a comic about a superhero living with 10 siblings. It becomes popular and he starts getting apart from his family (even if he doesn't want to) because of fame. In the end he misses them and then it could have had the same moral in the end. I made the plot in 2 minutes. The Loud House movie took 4 years.
Mediocrity is the worst fate any movie can have. If it's great, people love to watch it. If it's terrible, people love to watch it. Mediocrity dooms a movie to being forgotten, and it'll never find success. Except for the Loud House Movie being so popular for some bizarre reason
Mediocrity is the worst fate for any medium, not just film. Books/novels, comics/graphic novels, TV/cartoons, anime/manga, etc. Mediocrity in any of these media == instant forgettability.
You're right about one thing: when something's good, it makes us want to discuss and cherish what made it so; when something's bad? We make fun of it for being so, then move back on hopefully to something better than that.
Something mediocre, however? A pain in the ass to discuss, let alone bring oneself to care about in any sense, even if it manages to do something right, or worse, due something worthy of anger/disappointment at it! Mediocrity is the worst kind of way to be rememered, as it makes you unmemorable.
This feeling of all-around mediocrity unfortunately? It's something TLH has become for a lot of people in general for a long ass time, now (I found this show and its sister, Casagrandes, to be such from the very beginning, so whatever.). It's sad, really.
I didn’t even know this movie existed until yesterday
I actually saw art pieces of Dante from DMC, Ben 10, Xavier of Xavier Renegade Angel, Tom and Kaz from Chaotic (A show from 4Kids that I remember airing on Jetix), Steven Universe, Chiho Sasaki from the Devil Is a Part Timer, Crash Bandicoot, Angry Video Game Nerd, Naruto and Sakura, Zim, and Manny Rivera from El Tigre all in the Loud House art style and honestly, A Loud House crossover with any of the properties those characters came from would be more interesting actually though it wouldn’t be likely.
Imagine Lincoln being mistaken for Dante’s kid, the Loud Family going to MGRonalds while visiting Japan, The Rust Bucket arriving in Royal Woods, or the Angry Video Game Nerd moving there.
There would be a lot of potential in character interactions.
Coming soon: AVGN teaches Lincoln every curse word
Too bad Nickelodeon execs has 2 modes:
If the show is a hit: MILK the hell out of it until it becomes a lifeless husk. See Spongebob and TLH
OR
If the show does well but isn't a hit: It gets shelved. See MLAATR
Cringe bro
I need to see that art now
Link please
Xavier from XRA? How interesting...I wonder what his weird shenanigans will bring to the table.
Seriously, both The Loud House and this movie could have been decent. Like I said from another video, the show could have explored each of the main characters' daily lives and struggles (such as looking for summer jobs, school bullying, or homework), and plus, considering season five is already covering this topic, we would have seen each of them growing up and leaving the coop as time rolls by.
And as for the movie, I feel like it could have been better than what it turned out, like with the animation and its overall plot. I was imagining the movie to be a 3D-animated movie like The Peanuts Movie and Captain Underpants, two wonderfully animated movies that utilized both 3D animation and cartoon properties altogether. I also imagined the plot to take place seven years after the events of the show. Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan, and Lynn Jr. had left the coop and have either graduated college, began their careers, and started raising a family of their own, or they're still in college and are preparing to jumpstart their career. Lincoln has just graduated high school, and now, he's waiting for an acceptance letter from the school he's going to so he can earn an art degree and become a comic book artist.
At first, I thought the movie would focus on Lincoln, but after some thinking, I decided that the movie's main protagonist would be Lily, the youngest child of the family. Think of it this way: ever since Lily saw each of her eldest siblings leave for college, she grew worried that, one day, she'll be the last child in the house, and she'll have no older siblings to look after her or to do fun activities with. So, she and her friends concoct a scheme to make sure Lincoln doesn't get accepted to college. That way, he'll have to stay at the house for a little while more, and that Lily won't have to see her brother go. Eventually, Lincoln finds out, and we get to see some potential family drama.
I also thought of the movie would include a big family reunion, which basically includes Lynn Sr.'s side of the family. And I was wondering if we could see his mother, his siblings, and their kids as well; we were already introduced to his father, Leonard, in "Camped!". At this rate, we would have see a potential hurricane of Loud family chaos. I also think the reunion should also take place in a large mansion that they rented. Just think of how the owner would react after seeing their mansion get fridgin' wrecked by a family of 35 or 50. It ought to be good. It ought to be the perfect, wild Loud House movie instead of what we've got.
This is fucking SMART!
“Well there’s just not much stuff to cover that would be both funny and original”
Enter The Florpus is RIGHT THERE
5:15 Actually Loud House has had fantastical or non-realistic elements since Season 1. Hell, they extend to character traits. Lisa's entire character of being a genius 4 year old, in Season 1 there are things like trash monsters and few hints of actual ghosts.
So that's not entirely new with Loud House. Season 5 has made those elements more prominent however. Personally I don't mind them or think they're bad inclusions, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired.
Personally the Loud House nowadays is a overall a good time. But it's a mixed bag sometimes. Nick definitely needs to go back at what worked. It's a shame many people dismiss it as bad just because of its current failings.
As for the movie, I thought it was fine. It hit the marks it needed too but it could have been more ambitious for a "theatrical" release.
It was toned down and it didn’t effect the main plot, but starting in Season 3 and onwards, the show started to lose it’s touch with reality by adding time travel, evil scientists, magic, ghosts, very cartoonish slapstick/gags you would see in Looney Tunes or Tom & Jerry and negative and unrealistic portrayals of Canada in Schooled. The series used to be relatively realistic.
@@matthewdilday7918 True. But at the end of the day it's a cartoon so these elements is not something I'd call a taint. If anything I can see LH benefit from them now that they've tackled all the typical realistic settings for episodes. If I wanted realistic comedy, Id' watch something like The Office.
so kinda like the simpsons or family guy where it's mostly down to earth with some fantasy elements
@@Numbuh900 What about Totyal Drama as comapre the main season 1 to Dramarama as they really made Cody an alien and that wasnt a one time gag
@@NicholasRSims total dramarama is set in an alternate universe but i see your point
The main thing that I found unforgivable is the fact that the mother of all people has an ancestral counterpart. Like okay, I can have some leap in logic for the father and the rest because cartoon rules but why is the mother there? Why does their ancestor have someone who looks exactly like their present day mother?
Gives out some incestual tones.
She was born in Royal Woods apparently, too.
Her whole family tree.
Like that slightly feels like incest
Incest!
When Lincoln started singing all joy left my mortal body
Same lmao
I have to admit, it is quite sad to see how far the Loud House has fallen already. From a show that could have rivalled SpongeBob in popularity, to just another bland Nick show.
I knew this would be a collab. Just missing cartoonshi.
When he uploads that, the Holy Trinity is complete
He just did 🤣
Ew no
Eh, never loved his Loud House video, I agree with some of his point in it but his humor isn’t for me and in general he spent way to much of the video comparing about Viacom, I liked his Helluva Boss video better but even that I didn’t love, some love his content but his style of humor and such just isn’t for me
@@ChangedMyNameFinally69 no
The fact that some of the youngest Loud’s ancestors appears as children and not like adults while being back as ghost, meaning they died young, scares me.
It's probably just directors being lazy
I also question how tf do they preserve the bloodline? Pure laziness, even so since they look identical to the new Louds
The way mark says *"Too Good"* about CC is just priceless
I didn’t know The Loud House had its own movie. I haven’t watched that show in a while.
Paramount Pictures must be relieved not to be associated with the Loud House Movie. The movie is bad.
3:00 Even if it was animated with rigs, they switched animation studios for the movie since Jam Filled Toronto was too busy with the two shows. You could really tell since the studio had trouble getting the style right, often having shots of the characters where they look strange
Kind of wish they would use Toon Boom Harmony instead.
Are we sure this wasn't just LoudHouseFan2007's fanfiction? That in a weird way would have improved the film, or even if they mocked the absurd complete tonal shift of the movie in a somewhat subtle or funny way as a jab towards how most Loud House fanfiction is utterly ridiculous and unfaithful to the real show?
Also shout out to crossovers featuring a weeb and some irish lad. Gotta be one of my favourite genders.
I thought the first 2 seasons were decent, but nothing amazing, but just like every long running cartoon, it suffered the usual symptoms like seasonal rot, flanderization of characters, and unnecessary spin-offs. It’s embarrassing that the movie feels like it has less quality that the actual show. Even Teen Titans Go didn’t mess up this badly.
Can you go into more detail about how the show deteriorated.....
@@deepfriedspaghetti982 I could link you to Cartoonshi’s video on the Loud House. He explains it better than I could.
The movie was pretty much the only ggod thing to ever come out of teen titans go
@@jdawson7877 and the specials
@@KingoftheBashful ill look it up myself
Why didn't they Go with a *slightly* more historical Route where the loud ancestors are exiled by the english? That could've been cool.
Tbh, I like that idea. Since the the Louds went away from Scotland in 1600s, it would be better if they were overthrown from their castle for political reasons like the English Civil War or smth like that.
I never thought we’d get a Just Stop and LS Mark collab. I also never realized just how much we needed one.
For the record, the second this was given to Netflix, the poster was automatically going to be absolute, uninteresting dog shit.
For what it’s worth, them being Scot-descended makes sense because Leod (pronounced like “loud”) is an actual Scottish surname.
I also noticed ANOTHER thing about the poster. Every one of the Louds in it is actually ripped STRAIGHT OUT OF THE SCENE WHERE THEY FIRST LOOK AT THE DRAGON.
I literally just discovered the Loud house fanfaction and now this is in my subscription feed.
When Teen Titans Go! to the Movies is more visually appealing than The Loud House Movie, you know something is off.
And the music's better
@illstealyourkneecaps694 it would be so awesome
I would also like to say that this movie is full of stereotypes that I didn’t find offensive, just really uncomfortable and annoying, also gonna say how the citizens of the town have Glaswegian accents even though in the movie it shows a map and they are placed on the islands of the left coast of Scotland, around isle of Murray which is like 124 miles away from Glasgow
"Channel Chasers?"
"Too good."
Immediate subscription.
So late on this one but the story could've been like this:
Lincoln and the other boy (yes, there's his friend) who go to school.
(BAD DAY BASICALLY)
Lincoln comes home, sad. (WHATEVER)
Lincoln notices a new person drives into the neighbourhood. They live right in front of them.
Lincoln meets him after a few terrible skits. The new person welcomes him in.
Without noise, he locks the door and makes him a lunch.
He talks with him and says he had some trouble. Lincoln relates.
Lincoln waves them goodbye and tries to open the door. He fails.
Lincoln asks the new guy if he locked the door. He lies and says no.
Lincoln tries even more and it still doesn't work.
Then, he realizes that...OH NO...the new person is evil!
For some reason, he finds a crowbar and breaks the frick out of the house.
He tells everyone about it and they try and calm him down.
Then a battle goes and (after 15 minutes,) Lincoln beats the person. Yay, woohoo! Yay!
(Sorry for disappointment ensuing)
Keep going please!
@@mrrunodan8119 never
I don't think this video aged well
ahaha fr
@john ouren just stop recently at the time talked crap about LS Mark's marriage and was a fake friend to him
@@garybritt1483 wasn't really a fake friend, but it was a dick move. Not like everyone else in the situation is so innocent.
@@garybritt1483He made a video in response about the whole situation. ruclips.net/video/sddX3WGsdbU/видео.html
How?
I have to agree with a lot of your points, I couldn’t really see a movie about The Loud House mainly due to how simplistic it is. I could understand if Nickelodeon made a Teenage Robot or another Spongebob movie, but for a show like The Loud House, it‘s really hard to make a good movie about it. I think a Ren and Stimpy movie would be better than a Loud House one.
Yes.
We need 1 more trip to Tremorton and see what happened from when last time we saw them.
Or A Danny Phantom Movie
This is exactly the problem I have with Bob's Burgers getting a theatrical movie.
The show is Slice-of-Life, not only that, but it's devolved from "Linda contends with a bunch of art snobs when Gale's weird horse-butt paintings are hung up all over the restaurant," to "Bob and Linda get a fancy Valentine's Day invitation from a chef," and like, really? You're gonna stretch that kinda stuff out for a theatrical movie?
The main problem I have with the movie was the conclusion of the whole “being special” thing lead to. Considering how overblown the sisters talents are compared to Lincoln, It’s a weak and lazy conclusion. I also don’t like how the sisters talent goes way too overboard to the point where they’re treated like the Kardashians.
This movie is atrocious. I hate how unrealistic the plot is. Loud House is supposed to be grounded in reality. In this movie, a woman tries to mind control a dragon to kill the Louds. The occasional unrealistic moments should be a quick gag like Lisa blowing up her room. It just didn't feel like Loud House.
I've been watching the loud house ever since it premiered and I'm telling you that the series was never realistically grounded I seen episodes were there were ghosts and dinosaurs so having a dragon isn't the weirdest thing ever I mean there was one episode where they did with time travel
@@animezilla4486 The Dinosaur was like season 5. Yeah that was stupid. The ghosts were hinted at through little jokes and it was ambiguous. A time travel episode? Oh my God they really did jump the shark.
@@icecreamhero2375 I'm not surprised the loud house was always meant to be a comedy cartoon series
@@animezilla4486 I love super cartoony cartoons. Spongebob is one of my favorite cartoons of all time. You would expect a show to have an established tone and stick to it. You wouldn't turn on Bob's Burgers one day and have them be in a post-apocalyptic waste land.
@@animezilla4486 1)Those episode are the exception not the norm, And 2) Those outlandish elements in the series are of Sci-Fi nature, meaning despite being exaggerated the things shown are still technically grounded in reality by some underlying logic.
I used to like the Loud House, but I lost interest over time due to the fanbase and the quality of the show… which is the reason why I prefer SpongeBob.
You shoulnt stip watching a show cause if the fanbase akmost all shows have toxic fans
@@NicholasRSims you’re right, I just lost interest over time due to the direction this show was heading
@@wiltonginman6550 yeah. Seasons 4 and 5 were boring as hell
Ask the cartoon community almost everyone will ssy they choose spongebob and i cant blame them
I saw the plot coming from a mile away, my niece was surprised that i knew what was coming. Everyone talked like they were there when the ancestors were alive. And i noticed that if the ancestors showed up as the way they appeared in the flashbacks then did they immediately died not long after they left Scotland? Goth girl died as a child
Kinda sad to know that this movie was bad since the show was actually pretty good at one point. Seasonal rot is a bitch.
Holy shit that poster is hilarious they pulled a still of him wearing a parachute and didn’t even remove it why would he be wearing that in that situation
What, you mean you never keep your lucky parachute on at all times
Maybe Lincoln is just really paranoid about the floor falling out from beneath him
He is going to jump out the window
There's a reason why Nick separated themselves from this movie and just let Netflix have rather than move it to Paramount plus. They knew. They knew.
At this point, Netflix is basically like the dump of Nickelodeon stuff, good or not, perhaps because of the faith they have in the projects.
As a fan of this show and as much as I like it , I was so disappointed in how this movie turned out . I personally thought it was a total let down. First of all I have no idea why they would make this movie a musical , if it was like phineas and ferb understandable, but it’s the loud house and it’s not a musical show at all , , Personally I thought the songs were decent, not the best but it’s tolerable. Back to the negatives ,Morag was a bad villain I swear , that has to be one of the most laziest writing for a villains intentions I’ve seen for any character , she wants to get rid of the louds just to have “peace and quiet “ like what and for her wanting to be duchess just so she can achieve this is absolutely dumb . Not only that I don’t like how some characters were totally not used properly or just either ignored especially in the second half of the movie like the sisters are used only in a few scenes just to look like they overshadow Lincoln to force the plot more .The only character who I think was fine was Angus . Overall I give it a 5/10
Mark went on such a tangent in the middle I almost forgot this was a colab
he just dipped then returned
Nickelodeon: "I don't care about the children. I only care about their parents money."
Writers are afraid of decent romance plots in fear of fan over analyzing and oversexualizing the characters. You know that is true, look what happened to Rocky.