GUILLERMO DEL TORO'S PINOCCHIO | Official Trailer | Netflix
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- People are sometimes afraid of what they don’t know… From the mind of Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro and award-winning stop-motion legend Mark Gustafson, GUILLERMO DEL TORO'S PINOCCHIO is a story you think you may know… but you don’t. In select theaters November and on Netflix December 9.
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Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro reinvents the classic story of a wooden puppet brought to life in this stunning stop-motion musical tale. 
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This trailer is more emotional than the whole Disney's live action movie version. Can't wait for this work of art.
This might even be better than the classic itself actually, but we'll just wait and see :)
I think we should stop talking about the 2022 Disney version as it does not exist ^^
@@cgaltruist2938 There is only the original Disney version, the 2019 Italian adaptation, and this one. 3 adaptations to rule them all.
Potential spoilers? Guessing how this is gonna end
I have a feeling Geppetto is gonna die in the end 🥺 all this talk about life is precious and you never know how long you have with someone. I think that one clip of Pinocchio carrying the flowers will be for his grave
@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 Lol the 1940 Pinocchio might be the greatest of all the early Disney masterpieces, don't get carried away lil bro
As incredibly difficult and time consuming making a stop motion movie is, I'm glad we still have directors that are willing to make them. Huge respect to Guillermo Del Toro.
Disney: 50dollars 90dollors hm?
m 1000dollars
Nah give up disney. They are actually the worst.
Henry Selick tried to make a movie with Disney but they got too overbearing and didn’t let the artist make art. I wouldn’t want a Disney-produced stop-motion film after hearing that honestly…
@@mx.unfunny seems like the rights to Shadow King have been obtained again due to I assume the popularity of Wendell and Wild, but that moment in time really is telling that Disney really is just your typical corporation
is it actually stop motion? I thought it was cgi made to look like stop motion
I just watched this and I'm so moved, I couldn't stop crying at the end. The stop motion animation is so beautifully done, the fact that everything is handcrafted makes it so special. I'm glad it wasn't just another remake, it had elements of the original story and something totally new that made it so much deeper. It deserves so many Oscars!
Literally cried and hugged my son
fax bro
Best version of them all.
First time in my life I cried multiple times within 1 hour, truly remarkable. ❤
I agree... this is the best movie I have seen this year 🖤🖤🖤
Not many films get me choked up. This did. Absolutely wonderful piece of artistry, cinema, music and storytelling. Please support this film. It deserves it.
Yeah man that part was heartbreaking.
Ssawwd
it absolutelly does not deserve it lmao,it's objectively terrible n nonsensical,for example,why didn't gepetto choose dat wooden fairy brings back to life HIS OWN SON,carlo,rather than pinocchio?! makes 0 sense
if this film choked you up then you should have choked up and died after seeing this disaster of a film
huh@@abenaz
The mere existence of Guillermo del Toro is a love letter to humanity.
And he smells like pancakes
@@rafatabares me cae que si
@@rafatabares and old cigars
LEGIT 😭🫶🏽
🥰
I hope everyone understands just how deeply lucky we are to have this. Stop motion is a DYING form of filmmaking because it’s time consuming and expensive. So much love and care goes into every frame.
Dude, 110%!
Please support this film and the recently released Wendell and Wild. Such masterpieces!
I miss when stop motion/claymation commercials were common. They were so appealing.
I find it sad that old animation forms like traditional and stop motion animation are dying out because of computer animation dominating the market though I am thankful for those who take their time to bring us beautiful works of art like this
@@bastian8271 Wendell and Wild was amazing.
This film had so much more soul and passion than Disney. It truly felt like a movie that anyone could watch regardless of age. Disney has lost that somewhere
Disney is political liberal bs nowadays
Perhaps that’s not a hard feat to accomplish, though xD
Even though it’s not even Disney, this great movie honestly makes me hate Disney’s monotonous live action pieces of trash even more…
Oh come on that's a stretch, Pinocchio is not even a transgender furry fetish connoisseur, rising up against the patreonarchy. I mean the new Willow has this beat hands down... Yeah Disney's turned into a f****** joke. They, them,theirs just can't help destroying every great movie franchise I grew up with...
Please tell me no woke bs included
@@madrasuncle no bs
This is art. It's not soullessly pumped out for money, it's not made to capitalize on a trend. This was made out of pure love and dedication.
if this is art then where would they hang it in the garbage
I love how they’ve reimagined The Blue Fairy as a Sphinx-like creature!
And Tilda Swinton has the most shiver-inducing voice ever!!
Tilda has a fairy like voice. She is so misterious.
Better than a guy in a dress
@@mr.awesome6011 is that supposed to be a reference to something?
@@mr.awesome6011 Why are you this awful ?
Yeah, it is a chimera, it is symbol of metamorphosis too
I just wanna thank del toro for never giving up on his visions when he's not ham stringed by studio execs interference, this is a god send for lovers of stop motion, and I know right here and now, this is gonna be a classic for decades if not forever
I agree
I always get depressed when directors have films they never are able to make due to ham stringing. It's always nice to see that effort pay off.
@@ozmond no, its Guillermo del Toro's and may be forgotten by you.
@@ozmond stop motion pictures aren't generally forgotten
@@ozmond we shall see
We need more stop-motion movies. There's something surreal about them.
Agreed. Unfortunately it's quite difficult to get a new stop motion studio in particular off the ground. Personally I've been trying to get better, but working on good puppets is expensive.
Actually, there's something REAL about them. They have a depth and warmth and reality that no computer generated film can come near. I've been a stop motion fan since Gumby!
This was so gorgeous and lovely, plus a stunningly beautiful story.
No we don't
Well. Guillermo del toro did pinocchio in 15 years jaja.
And magical
''What happens happens
And then we are gone''
What a masterpiece! This movie will touch your directly in your hear.
Hardly profound words though.
Please, this needs to play in theaters 😭 Guillermo's movies are always filled with good cinematography
It is. Check theater listing over the next few weeks as it should be expanding out between next week and its Netflix premiere in December.
plz GO WATCH it in theaters (if you can)
I’m going to see this masterpiece on Sunday at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.
It literally says in the video description “playing in theaters November” lawdy have mercy
Some of us still can't risk going to a theater, so I'm glad we have access to the movie along with everyone else.
Now *THIS* is the type of Pinocchio film we all love to see.
Ok
Real warm Christmas 🎄 film
"But father!!!where can i leave hoooome?"
It might become the first stop-motion film to be nominated for Best Picture. I love to see that happen.
What??? No just need a better claymation
Got the pleasure of watching this on the cinema, it is in my all time top 3. If this doesn't win best animated feature at the Oscars, I will officially lose faith in the Academy
I already lost faith in the Academy, as it's long become a sick joke.
I finished the move earlier
It was amazing
@@jeremyriley1238 Same really but I've just been denying it
I'm sooooooooo excited to watch this!
They don’t deserve your faith like so many other institutions.
I swear to God, if this thing doesn’t win an Oscar, I’m gonna freaking riot.
WHO’S WITH ME?!
I am on your side, my friend!
Truly! This was brilliant!
I’m by your side!!
Don't get disappointed when You know movie similar like boss baby might win an Oscar instead.. 😂 😂
Everybody is with you my friend
I love the fact they named Gepetto's late son Carlo, which I'm assuming is a nod to the writer of Pinocchio: Carlo Collodi. You can truly see the love behind this film.
yesss! as an italian, i feel so happy to see that there seems to be attention and knowledge put into this one!
Its a coincidence
@@giggitymaster8799 what are you basing that on? It's not a stretch to think the filmmakers were aware of the book.
Also, I can tell you as a published author who is friends with a lot of other published authors that we're constantly making references with our character names.
@@giggitymaster8799 it’s a Guillermo Del Toro movie… I don’t think so
@@EveTheRaviolo it’s absolutely more than just another cashgrab. I’m so excited
Guillermo dedicated this film to his mother and that makes it more significant. I will definitely see the movie.
He's been trying to make the film since 2008. When he decided to abandon it, Netflix picked it up a few days after he won two Oscars for The Shape Of Water. So it's pretty much a passion project for him that he's been trying to develop and the fact that Del Toro has stated that animation is not a genre but a medium that can be enjoyed by everyone makes Bob Chapek's comments about animation only being for kids makes Del Toro's comments more honorable and respectful to the medium that Disney denigrates at the cost of profit.
Del Toro's take is filled with dark themes and subject matter such as being set in Mussolini's Fascist Italy as Gepetto and Pinnochio deal with Il Duce's regime while offering both an illuminative and creative take on the beloved children's character.
Plus, when he attended the world premiere the day after his mother died, he said she would have loved to be with him and trusted that he made a great film.
@@rickardkaufman3988 OMG...thank you for posting this! Had no idea and I LOVE hearing these movie tidbits. GDT is such an auteur...I CAN'T WAIT to see this :-)
@@Mmmkay10 Same here. He rarely disappoints.
if guillermo dedicated this film to his mother then she would be rolling in her grave
that poor woman having such a horrible movie being dedicated to her
He's an artist who just happens to make breathtaking films.
It took 15 years to make this movie
Frame by Frame!!
Every single expression of Pinnochio was a different mask with a unique facial expression.
Every single character, building, background decor, infrastructure was hand made/painted.
A monumental endeavour, a masterpiece, a movie that I really enjoyed on Netflix
well this movie was just 15 years waist of time
That line " Tell him I love him and I won't be a burden anymore" hits me in the feels. I've been called a burden numerous by my parents and it stuck with for all my life.
No one ever deserves to be called that. In truly abounding love, nobody is a burden, ever
I’m so sorry you were called a burden by your parents. Please know that unconditional love does not recognize anyone as being a burden. I hope in your life you have experienced that from someone or for someone.
What a burden to this comment string.
You are not a burden you are a child of God. God bless you. ❤
You are not a burden. I don’t know you personally but I know you got something unique and special to offer. If your parents don’t love you, just remember you habe a father in Heaven who loves you so so much. God’s plans are good and perfect, so in the most loving way possible stop thinking that you’re a burden. What gives you value is not what you do, nor what people define you as. What gives you value is the fact that you exist as man or woman, it immediately gives you the highest value no will ever be capable of Taking from you. Because you are made in the image and likeness of God, therefore that makes you incredibly valuable. Jesus loves you man. Look for him, wholeheartedly, humbly and you will find him. Accept him in your heart and believe in him and He will give you salvation and peace like no other. Love ya
Kudos to all the Stop Motion Artists that worked on this project, they deserved much of the credit, a film literally made by hand.
And looking at this movie, I can say that it looks similar to what Tim Burton would do, in a good way. :)
I read somewhere they are credited first in the credits
Maybe giving them all "Kubos" would be appropriate, lol.
I just finished watching it. First off, let me start by saying that this was my most anticipated movie of the decade. I have waited 9 years for it's release. Second, this is one of the most beautiful movies that I've ever witnessed in my life. What a wonderful piece of art Del Toro has made! I have always loved stop motion, ever since I first watched The Nightmare Before Christmas. For Pinocchio, you can literally see how much time, love, and care was put into this film. The 9 years of waiting was definitely worth it. It has now become one of my all time favorite movies, and I'm sure that it will be known as an instant classic in the next few years. If this doesn't get nominated for Best Animated Feature or Best Picture at next year's Oscars, I'm going to so depressed. I can't recommend this wonderful and iconic masterpiece enough!
9 years? Please explain.
@@DrawTaken they announced they were starting to make this film almost 10 years ago, stop motion is expensive and Take time, ALOT of time, this is why is a dying art but still unique.
@@jesusfilosofo6385 I'm not sure it's fair to call it a dying art like it ever was so popular and prevalent to be called alive. It has always been the domain of shorts and massive passion project undertakings. There has never been a casual steady flow of stopmotion works.
@@dopaminecloud maybe not a mainstream thing, but most directors that used those kind of art style abandoned it or dont make movies anymore, so it is getting rarer.
if you waited 9 years for this movie to come out then i think you waiting 9 years for this to come out was a big waist of time, the nightmare before christmas was way better than this piece of crap, this movie won an oscar and i was depressed that it won, if this movie became one your all time favorite movies of all time then i'd hate to see the all time movies that you hate and i'd wish you and everyone else would stop recommending it cause i don't understand how all you people love this living cancer so much
"You'll never know how long you'll have with someone, until they're gone" really hits the feels for me as we age and see how much our families or friends have done for us to continue living.
many times we don't value what we have until we lose it.
I wasn't the worst son but I wasn't the best either. If I could turn back time, I would tell my mother every day that I love her with all my heart.
@@juancarlosm2033 ❤❤❤❤
Now this is how you make a movie. The trailer alone gives me more emotion than all the recent Disney productions combined. I can tell that true passion and true love went into this project and I can’t wait to watch it the day it comes out
@@ozmond We get it guy, just say you don’t care about the film and move on. All I see you doing is scrolling through the comments and bitching about it 🙄
actually it's how you make a trainwreck "toot" "toot"
yeah well don't waste your time all that time waiting and when the day it finally comes out arrives you'll realize that you have made the biggest mistake of your life
THIS should be the first animated film to win the Best Picture Oscar. An absolutely breathtaking work of art with a beautiful and important message.
Tears were streaming down my face to the ending of this movie when I saw it in the theater today. It’s a masterpiece.
I was planning to see it in the theater, but none of my local theaters were playing it. Oh well, but I did see it on Netflix. And it was beautiful.
if tears were streaming down my face to the ending of this movie then it would be because it's over
I bet you were not the only one.
I'm so much more excited for this than the Disney version
Yes
Definitely
Hands down. The Disney one was cheesy
@@khalilahd. You ain't said nothing but a word! This film and the 1940 animated film will be the only versions of Pinocchio that are actually great 👍.
I saw the remake and it was okay not good but not bad but I understand why people don’t like it.
Guillermo Del Toro is a genius. He surrounds himself with other artistic geniuses at all times. I can't recall a movie he was involved in that did not amaze me. He and his artist's gift for interesting creature designs are truly unparalleled. That Blue Fairy is a work of art. I cannot wait for this movie!
Blade 2 is perhaps the weakest movie in his filmography, but not project featuring Ron Perlman can be considered truly bad. It also had a baby Norman Reedus
That Blue Fair looks like a machine elf description.
Yeah! If it comes out on holiday then then I'll be watching it with family
@@Unpopularity Dudes just saying he likes his work lmfao
@@Kakashi20xd6 And even Blade 2 is a great watch honestly.
Much respect for putting the animators first in the credits as if they were the names of actors in a Hollywood movie
This movie is absolutely fantastic. Brought tears to my eyes
It's beautiful I cried too much
it definitely brought me to tears cause it was so bad
“Life is such a wonderful gift.” I almost cried. I can tell this movie is gonna be one of my all time favorites. Also Patrick McHale co-wrote the screenplay. I’m so excited to watch this! Thank you Guillermo, your work is truly appreciated.
I saw Pat’s name there and got even more excited!! 🎉
Why you cried
@@fighterinmkiwiscience3517 Something about Ewans delivery was very moving. No doubt I’m gonna be in tears at the end of this movie, I can just tell.
@@kadenarmstrong9686 what you like most, Netflix or thether
Felt that too. And I did cry 😊
Del Toro is such a gem of a person, he puts so much love into what he works on
Like I did with your mom
Stop motion is a dying art. I absolutely cherish every film that consists of it. This looks like it will top Disneys. And the cast is just chefs kiss🤌🏽
sure the stop-motion and the casting were good but the movie itself is trash
Stop-Motion is not a dying art...
@@user-se7dj6he3ewhat was wrong with it?
so many things@@lord_ozymandiaslike it takes place during the reign of benito mussolini during world war I, lots of characters die, pinocchio dies and pinocchio never dies in any of the stories, geppetto is so mean to pinocchio and calls him a burden and this version of pinocchio is unsettling he looks like a log with arms, legs and a head that version of pinocchio should be thrown in the wood chipper its so terrible
@@user-se7dj6he3e so the fact this movie isn’t inherently for children basically?
Guillermo del Toro kicked Disney right in the balls with this movie.
That's like the fourth Pinocchio Movie this year but the only one I think will be remembered for years to come. Thank you Mr Del Toro.
The yassified version will be remembered. Not for good reasons, obviously...
I can only remember three movies: The Del Toro Pinocchio, the Disney live action Pinocchio, and the Lionsgate Pinocchio. What's the other one?
Guillermo said we save the best for last around here.
@@SSSqage The fourth one I meant was the Italian one with Roberto Benigni. But it's not from this year. My bad ^^'
@@Walduhu If I recall Benigni directed and starred in a comedic version of Pinocchio and that was back in the early 2000s for Miramax
This looks so much better than Disney’s live action of Pinocchio (2022). I really love how the visuals & animation looks, it’s beautiful.❤
Same here.
That's right.
I was about to say the same thing! Hahaha! Great minds think alike 😁😁.
And this looks SO MUCH better than that Disney travesty!
Disney give us a black bald transexual blue fairy 👀🤡
Yesss and same
I just viewed the film. It's breathtaking - technically, artistically, the acting, and the storyline. An absolute Del Toro masterpiece. Fantástico!
Thank you Disney for inspiring Guillermo Del Toro, now he is paying back and taking this movie to the next level, Congratulations Guillermo For winning the Oscar!!
“I won’t be a burden anymore.”
That line broke my heart a little 😢
I’m going to be emotionally destroyed by this movie based on that line clone
This one looks much much much better than the live action Disney one.
It really does
This one looks like it should be meme worthy too (mostly because of Galadriel, Argus Filch, Mike Wheeler, and Obi-Wan Kenobi (read the cast and you'll get my point))
stole the words right outta me mouth!
@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 Wowzers so many meme possibilities, truly a ROFL moment when it comes out!.
I think this and the remake both were amazing
Just watched this movie and I can’t stress this enough, this is the most beautiful piece of stop motion animation I have EVER seen in my life, the authenticity behind each frame and animation really made an impact, thank you Guillermo Del Toro and the entire team behind this MASTERPIECE of a film
when i saw this movie i couldn't stress enough on how bad it was and this film was not a masterpiece masterpieces belong in the museum this belongs in the trash
I just saw the movie, and oh boy oh boy it was good!
It's really refreshing in animation world to have beautifully hand crafted stop motion films every now and then.
2 hour long stop motion animation mixed with Del Toro's style is truly an amazing spectacle!
hey guess what i saw this movie and oh boy oh boy it was bad
@@user-se7dj6he3e If you want, you can elaborate your review.
How was it bad?
You can literally feel the love and hard work in every second! Way better than anything Disney put out in the last era!
Lmaooooooooo bruh you clearly ain’t ever seen Coco, or wreck it Ralph, Peter Pan, or shit even the original Pinocchio.
@@wolfwang8464 The last 2 werent put out in this era. And the others were meh.
@@wolfwang8464 the last 2 weren’t even in the last era and are very old, coco is Pixar not Disney and wreck it Ralph was meh
@@wolfwang8464 it’s ok bro everyone hating on Disney nowadays as they should ,but don’t forget about the old Disney
I don’t get this modern anti Disney backlash. Did nobody watch Encanto, Luca, Soul, The Mandalorian, No Way Home, any of the shorts, etc? It’s a massive company full of great artists, probability tells me it’s near impossible for them to never put out anything good.
The three things I love the most: fairy tales, stop motion animation and Guillermo del Toro
Then you probably soiled your pants watching this trailer, Der Ratten Lord.
@@CATDHD you have no idea
Right this is all of my favorite media and media medians together. Can't wait!!
Someone's cutting onions back here. I don't know what it is but I found it very emotional.
Let's admit that this is the best Pinocchio film this year out of the three, right?
Easily the best one, there is no argument. Guillermo spent so many years in development hell after working on this project, and you can tell that he really put his heart and soul into this film.
I mean
Duh , i'll cry like a baby watching this .
wrong
This looks like it will definitely be MUCH better than the Live Action Disney version:
- It's a beautiful stop motion
- I love the twist on the Blue Fairy being a mystical spirit animal guardian in the form of a Sphinx
- They had a go at making Jiminy Cricket realistic & it worked, he looks cool & magical at the same time
- The puppet master (Stromboli?) as a villain works
- The moral of the story also works (he is immortal & only has a number of time to be with loved ones like his father, who is an old man)
This will surely be better than the live action Disney version
The actual name for the character is Mangiafacuo not Stromboli in the book, unlike the disney version. This version took three villians, The Fox, The Cat, and Mangiafacuo mixed them to created a new unique villian called 'Count Volpe' the ringmaster puppeteer whos hair flares like a fox, and mistreats his monkey 'Sprezzatura'
@@Mr.Nobody653 That's pretty cool. Also, poor Sprezzatura. Reminds me of how poor Salsa, a monkey was treated in MOTHER 3
@@Mr.Nobody653 technically Mangiafuoco (literally Fire eater) wasn't a villain in the original story, but someone that teaches Pinocchio to look behind a person appearance, as he looked terrible and scary but was actually a good man that gave him money to buy medicines for his dad.
@@Mr.Nobody653 also Jiminy Cricket was actually "Talking Cricket" in the original story
i caught the film at tiff bell lightbox and fr is one of the best films of the year, alongside bardo
This version of Pinocchio is so different from the other variants like the Disney (animated) version, but yet it’s so unique from the others that it stood out for me than the rest. And finally this movie has a version of Pinocchio that makes him look like a actual wooden boy, same goes with Jiminy cricket.
This version looks better than the Disney remake exactly because it's original, and not a lazy attempt at extending intellectual property rights.
Edit: Oh I see you meant the Disney original version.
Fun fact: Jimminy Cricket is how Disney renamed the character the original name was "Talking Cricket"
So different, yet so unique? People's comment are cringey asf nowadays.
@@rodrich182 I know, I just read yours.
@@rodrich182 What? Can’t let a man comment how they appreciate the trailer?
After watching this I only have one thing to say
Thank you Guillermo del Toro
Earned the Oscar for Best Animated Feature. Well-deserved!
two words for ya MIS-TAKE
I broke down in tears when he said “Life is such a wonderful gift.” I can’t wait to cry some more when this comes out
Me too! 🥰
Same!
I'm done trying to understand how
Jesus get ahold of yourself
@@bigguyinalittleboat7927 lol ikr
I need to see this in theaters...THIS is the pinocchio we deserved
It’s only on Netflix
@@javiruiz8365 It has a limited theatrical run also.
don't waste your time or your hard earned money on that trash if you go see that movie in theaters then you'd be begging for the ticket counter to give you a refund
@@user-se7dj6he3e watching this on netflix is a good option
I just watched this movie today with my woman, we were in tears each minute. Such a beautiful and amazing take on this story. Plus the stop motion is incredibly amazing.
Then someone came by and had sex with her while you watched elderly porn in a gorilla costume. Beautiful.
@@kylegreene1356 ehm...... haha yea whatever
if i had a woman and watched this movie with her the woman would have dumped me after watching it cause it was so bad
Congrats on the Oscar. The amount of passion and work thst must've gone into make this made it worthwhile and really went a long way.
there is more magic in stop motion than live action. this looks amazing, even more than Disney's pinocchio.
Might be even as good as Disney's original cartoon too.
Lol yea 😆
@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 uh uh let's not go that far... 1940s Pinocchio is an iconic masterpiece that holds up to this day.
@@edenbercier7511 I would go as far to say that both films will basically equal out each other, Del Toro’s and the classic Pinocchio
@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 Hell no
Already knowing the story and having the trailer show how it plays out, the art style and visuals are so captivating that it doesn’t matter. It’s more of an artistic journey than a narrative one to me. It looks incredible.
From what I understand from early reviews, there's more twists and turns in the story than what the trailer shows.
the movie is almost 2hrs long. this trailer didn't really show much, its more or less a summary, in my opinion.
Yeah from what I understand there's a bit of del Toro-style, lore subversion that's supposed to be happening here.
@@moondawwg Indeed.
The trailer never even showed what Pleasure Island/ The Land of Play/ whatever they're going to call it will be like in this version.
@@Adamguy2003 my theory is that due to the lack of the fox and cat and the coachman, the Pleasure island might be reinterpreted to fit the new setting.
When I see it, I'll let you know whether i was right or wrong.
Ending made me cry more than I have in 21 years. What a film
“What happens, happens. And then… we are gone.” 🥲
The fairy sphinx design is very Signature Del Torro, akin to Hellboy/Pans labyrinth and his other wonderful work. I love this pagan/gothic style imagery he has. Much respect to one the few folks who truly love the craft.
It is Death not a Fairy.
@@cimar14 - How did you interpret that Sphinx as death when you clearly see it in the trailer breathing life into Pinocchio
@@westnile21 because she puts a borrowed soul in the wooden boy...
Watch the movie and then talk
@@westnile21 its two spirits. Blue Fairy and Death (Sphinx), sisters, but they are played by the same actress.
@@cimar14 - But IN THE TRAILER it’s giving the wooden doll LIFE not death that’s what I’m referencing
I watched this version of Pinocchio for the first time. The storyline is perfect. I cried almost every scene.
if i cried during every scene then it would because of how bad it was
I am in tears right now. Words cannot express how happy I am! I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FILM FOR 9 YEARS!!! I have kept in touch with this movie since 2013!! I remember being so excited for it, and waiting for it's release only to hear that it got shelved and remained untouched for years. Now after all this time, it will FINALLY be released in December!! This is easily my most anticipated movie of 2022! Not only that, but December 9th just so happens to be my BIRTHDAY!!!!! Talk about getting the best birthday present ever!!!
This is so special. I love this comment.
you are not in tears stop the cap
@@Feeds10 watch out boys we got a tough one!
@@crystallxix1493 wym tough one
Congratulations... and Happy Early Birthday!!!
I can already tell by this trailer that this movie is going to be far superior to Disney's. And the stop motion is gorgeous.
Because it's about love and loss, instead of perversion.
I have been waiting for this for a long time!!! I’m glad it’s finally coming out
It also is miles better than that other shitty Pinocchio movie that came out in spring.
hands down the best animated movie I've seen in a long long time.... this feels like an instant classic, and its a hard lesson about life that I wish I learned before losing someone I loved dear to me. I found myself relating a lot, realistic and brutally honest although its fantasy. and the art is just gorgeous... I've found my new obsession lol
no this is hands down the worst animated movie i have ever seen and shrek is an instant classic this was a mistake
@@user-se7dj6he3ethere’s always that one that pisses on the parade
THANK YOU Netflix, for having this film on your platform. We need to see a return to true art, to real stories, to appreciating the amazing gift that is moviemaking. I hope you'll pick up more just like this film.
I have never ever enjoyed any rendition of Pinocchio, and i’ve honestly grown so tired of seeing it always coming back...but THIS?? I will watch this. This is art, this is unique, this is what my childhood self wouldve loved to see. And i cant wait to see it as an adult!
Agreed. I always have hated Pinocchio but this got me interested
Have you read Pinocchio: Vampire Hunter? It does some interesting things with the story
I don’t know if you've watched it, but 2019's Pinocchio starring Federico Ielapi is amazing, and one of my all-time favourite movies, and the most faithful adaptation
Same here.
I have seen it already and man, this does not dissapoint. Succeeded my expectations because it's so heart-warming but also heart breaking.
I had never felt such pity for old Geppetto and tenderness for Pinocchio's näivety.
Made me cry a lot and laugh too.
Do yourself a favor and watch it.
That gives the feels. Due to reasons, the loss line just hits differently. So beautiful and detailed. Guillermo is a magician.
I just hope people don't assume Guillermo copied the lost son plot point from the Disney live-action remake, as he did announce that change before Robert Zemeckis released his film on Disney+.
The best animated feature oscar ever!!!!!!
Man, this movie moved me. Thank you, Guillermo and Mark.
yeah thank you guillermo and mark......... for nothing
It's so refreshing to see a movie with a soul. A stop motion with its own vibes and atmosphere and excellent soundtrack rather than some soulless CGI movie that's just bashed out. I hope to see more
I love that Geppetto made Pinocchio to cope with the loss of his son.
That part was never on the book
Plus, I think it'll be better well done than what the Remake offered.
@@liamphibia the remake was shite
@@kaveen0408
It was. Disney has lost their magic.
He actually bend over in front of Pinocchio and made him lie , it's in the book
I love that we finally get pinokio that actually looks like wooden puppet
I haven’t cried so hard since titanic this was truly a work of art worth the watch. Respect on the time and effort Guillermo Del Torro and his team they put into making this film.
titanic was a work of art but this was a disaster work of art and is nothing but a waste of time
"People are sometimes afraid of things they don't know."
Wise words.
Sad, but true.
yea, Like MATH and Aliens...
@@nightcupsncups8278 thank u for putting MATH in capital letters.
The fact that this is going to be set in 1930s Fascist Italy makes this line feel especially significant.
Not one Disney movie trailer has ever made me as emotional as this video did, I can't even explain it. I can't wait anymore
This isn't Disney
Did anyone else tear up?! So emotional, Del Toro is a GOD of Film!
Guillermo has come to save us all from the wretched onslaught of bad Pinocchio movies.
The blue fairy sphinx is sooooo cool, oh my god I’m so excited
and redeem himself from "Shape of Water" (in my eyes at least because I was disappointed with it).
Pauley Shore's masterpiece called and would like to have a word with you.
@@kikibrann6104 you know what, you’re right.
“Faaaather, when can I leave to be on my OOoOwn✨🌈🌈”
was one of the only things that got me through this year
Del Torro’s version of Pinocchio is sure to bring us closer to the art of grotesque cinema. It conveys darker themes and messages, thus it is more suitable for more grown up and mature audiences.
Couldn’t agree more ❤
Sad that these tales now have to be weaved for adult audiences instead of children. Adults are supposed to learn from these and grow tf up.
darker themes and messages have been a part of childrens fairy tales for centuries. it doesn't mean that it isn't suitable for children. they are far more resilient than most people give them credit for nowadays. i mean coraline was horrific but i don'tthink anyone is going to say that it wasn't a movie made for children
And the sky is blue
@@hitman_s1
LOL how one-dimensional and bitter you are to have the mindset that good children's fiction is beneath adults. i don't think a single credible writer of adult fiction would agree with you.
This genuinely made me tear up… THIS is how you make a movie, and how you compose a trailer for it. I’m so excited and can’t wait to watch this!
OSCAR WINNER Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio!!!
The part where he says he doesn’t wish to be a burden anymore… that hits close to home. All the themes and messages inside this one trailer outweigh anything Disney has made in years. I can’t wait to see this masterpiece of animation!
Remember seeing concept art for this film in high school years ago and liking how different it looked. Seeing the movie now, it looks fabulous
Right!! If I remember the original still had more of a cartoon, blocky look. But the color choices and designs are still all pretty much the same
Just finished watched this movie and man, I cried like a baby at the ending! From beginning to the end, this movie has me on many different emotions and learning curves in life we experience! Amazing movie! Superb!
One of the greatest animated movies of all time
True
@@3DLolrbroke ,,I am live actualy live in the Heart of the wooden boy"
Christoph Waltz‘s voice never ceases to amaze me! What an amazing cast
This looks so heartfelt and beautiful. Guillermo's masterful vision is what the story of Pinocchio needed.
*Guillermo del toro and crew won an OSCAR!* 🤌🏽
it sucked attached is a thumbs down emoji please talk to it Guillermo del Toro👎
I haven’t felt this way about an animated movie since Klaus, and even then the trailer didn’t give me as many chills as this one every. time.
Dude, klaus was amazing. One of the best christmas movies i have ever seen
I never said it was bad? It’s one of my favourites
@@IMakeDumbStuff i know, im just agreeing
@@bauti2112 oh ok 👌
Every single stop motion movie is a banger and you can't convince me otherwise. There's just something about getting the story perfectly so you can pour all your dedication into it.
There's some stinkers out there but most are great
@@Echoesoftimelover yeah true. Like that weird Rogan Christmas one? Terrible
@Jane thats a series, not a movie.
@@IzDBun still stop motion and it still sucks. Doesn't seem productive to nitpick if it's a movie or a series because frankly series are just extra long movies.
@@Jane-ow7sr We gotta accept that the original Lost World movie was only good because of the stop motion dinos, same wirh The beast from 20.000 Fathoms
This movie made me cry so much. So many events that made you feel each character and the meaning of life.
Kudos to Del Toro. He made a classic character of Pinocchio from a shaky and naive one to an unforgettable one. The character development he emphasized was so powerful and deep that it's even surpassed all the remarkable techniques used in the movie. And that is what a good movie should be.
This trailer made me cry, I can't even remember the last time that happened and that is something very special. I hope the film has as much heart as this trailer, it's just so beautiful.
Something about Guillermo's way of cinema making gives me chills. This is going to be epic.
This movie was overwhelmingly beautiful and emotional. I cried A LOT to the point that I'm not sure I can watch it again. By the end my eyes burned from the tears. Still, it is a unique movie and nothing like any animation movie I've ever seen.
Watched yesterday and it’s one of the best movies I’ve ever seen. Beautifully made, charming, funny, and a powerful portrayal of grief and love. Absolute masterpiece!
Just watched the film again for the third time. The sound design and overall close details on the characters are just *chef's kiss*
I believe anything you say 😍
i watched this movie and it's one of the worst movies i've ever seen it was beautifully made but cruel, unfunny and a powerful potrayal of grief and hate absolute garbage
This looks so beautiful, the art design, the characters, the story itself. I know we all know this story, but you can really tell the love and care that Guillermo del Toro is delivering here. Heck, this isn't out yet and is already way better than the recent's mouse live action. When there is actual love for an IP the results shine for themselves. This is already the winner for Best Animated Picture, the Academy has done wrong to Netflix in the past (KLAUS deserved to win), hope they don't mess it up with this one.
Damn, Guillermo Del Toro is getting all the love this year. Good for him, happy to see he is finally getting the love he deserves.
Anyone else after this won the academy award?
I just saw it, it's such a beautiful movie. The ending had me in tears, so much to relate to. Finally someone who incorporated a 'new' moral to the Pinocchio tale, the original one is outdated and not very suitable for 2022. And of course it is a gorgeous stop motion. I also love the design of Pinocchio. He really looks like he is made of wood and so well thought that the home of the cricket is where his heart should have been.
Guillermo has been working on this project for so long, still remember hearing about this back in 2014, I’m excited to finally see it.
This looks absolutely amazing. I'm so happy somebody allowed Del Toro to just go ham with his artistic vision of Pinnochio.