@@Gamerafighter76 But you would also assume that it would have a tracker, or something put on it, in the case something like the ending happened, cause then it would lead them right to him so they could recover the guy and maybe see how it reassembles itself in the case this happened again.
My baby nephew saw this film and he cried when the Giant died but when the little screw was moving he said "He alive" then when the other pieces of the giant were shown he excitedly said "HE ALIVE!, HE ALIVE!" it's nice knowing a film that was released 23 years ago is great enough to entertain the young ones.
Wait if you think about it that means 1. They are practically indestructible 2. The have immense fire power 3.if They do break They rebuild them selves These giants are amazing war machines
Which is why they literally remind me of the reapers and the Golden army mixed up together which is crazy since this movie was made before Mass effect and Hellboy 2.
Or rather a "machine built for war" that became a sentient being that loved. Really the whole point of the movie. The better angels within can overcome even the most stringent programming
Even if it's a little bit sappy, I don't think it ruins the film at all. The filmmakers earned every inch of emotional impact the story had, and giving one last payoff for an uplifting and ultimately happy ending hits just the right balance. Even without this scene it'd be something you should show your kids, but with this last moment we get something that will stick with people. Yes, in real life the noble sacrifice won't come back from the grave, but just this once, we're overjoyed to see our good friend give us one last smile as if to say "Don't worry, it'll all be okay."
And I agree, that particular moment of the leg is incredibly emotive, proving that despite his selfless sacrifice he is still alive, somewhere, and the final smile sends the message that "it's going to be ok". Beautifully done.
He went in fully expecting to die to prove to the world he is a true hero. I think this doesn't take away from the intent of his sacrifice. He gets to live as a much-deserved reward.
Never has a movie given me so much emotional perturbance. Even as a child, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a movie that was so interconnected with my impression of deep feelings. Now that I am an adult, I fully reconcile with my younger self in the recollection of such deep memories and the vast sense of self. Truly brings tears to my eyes, this movie is one of the all time greats and shall forever be a benchmark for the massive emotional movement it forced upon the audience. 10/10.
While it's more tragic and poetic perhaps to have IG actually have died in the sacrifice, I think that some people are being a bit cynical when they suggest it ruins the film. Yes, humans love a tragedy and actual deaths hit harder. But IG surviving doesn't detract from its beautiful character arc. It still believed it was going to die and decided to make the sacrifice play for the ones it loves. I still get emotional watching its sacrifice. I never got emotional because I was sad that it would die, but because of the sheer emotional power of this innocent, gentle, naive giant stepping up to save the humans it loves from an annihilation they let loose on themselves while trying to destroy it out of hate. The soul of a child sacrificing itself out of love and to be like the hero it is inspired by. It's the act, not the result. Iron Giant will always be Superman to me.
There's a perfect quote from the Ninth Doctor to sum this up. "Just this once, Everybody lives." Yes, so many times, that sacrifice is a cost and loss is the price. But not always. Sometimes, if someone does the right thing, is willing to put themselves on the line, everyone gets a happy ever after. Is it always the case, no. But the hope that it can happen is what inspires us to those sacrifices. And if anyone deserves a day where everyone lives, it was the Iron Giant.
@@BurntPlaydoh the reason was for time. It wasn't important enough of a scene to be kept in as the next few minutes would point out anyway that he was an alien war machine. While it's a cool scene, it doesn't tell us anything new besides adding a bit of world building and confirming aliens exist in seemingly large numbers in The Iron Giant universe
@@SouthJerseyGhost77they won’t ever come, in an interview with the director(s), they basically said the iron giant was sent about 1000 years before he arrived and roughly when he arrived on earth his home race obliterated themselves in a civil war
@@RepostGuy101Who knows? Maybe they're still out there because of these guys building an entire race of sentient machines. They're not gonna be that stupid to blow up their own home world to quel a rebellion without a backup plan, for example, like the elite, leaving us to die while they vacate on islands or some shit Which probably shows you how evil and cutthroat these aliens are. Oh, I'm sure they're still out there. They're definitely going to show up eventually, and giant is gonna make them regret it.
OMG MAN....... a beautiful sad ending that made you cry followed by a hopeful and happy ending that made you cry. WHAT A MOVIE! And no I do not think it's a good idea to make a sequel. Sometimes what makes movies so special is that the story is told and an ends and that's it. No sequels to take away the shine from the original movie and destroy the franchise. This movie had an opening, an ending, and everything else can be interpreted. I think there's even more details in the book. Let's start to make new stories like this one instead of just rehashing for Nostalgia sake.
THANK YOU. I'm sick of the current madness of sequels, prequels, spinoffs and remakes. Nobody in godforsaken Hollywood has original ideas anymore?? The Iron Giant was a beautiful and fully satisfying film as it was, no need to extend it now to keep milking the franchise. I hope nobody will put their greedy hands on it in the future.
The fact that Hogarth new that the Giant would return someday makes me think that if they ever did a sequel for this film i think it would be interesting if it took place like 20+ years after the events of the first film and it's revealed that Hogarth spent a lot of life trying to track down the giants whereabouts i'm talking he would have an apartment chock full of newspaper articles and clippings talking about sightings of the giant and Hogarth would have one of those bulletin boards filled with photos and a trail of red yarn on it...at least that's how i would've liked for it to be, but it's a good idea for fan theory.
@@dusty0896 Yeah i could see that happening, but what would be even more interesting to me is if it turned out that the giant was trying to find his way back to Hogarth the whole time and when Hogarth and the giant reunite the giant doesn't recognize Hogarth at first because he'd be all grown up that is until the giant has visions of Hogarth in his memories and then after that the giant would start putting two and two together and finally realizes that it is Hogarth.
In the book he was created to defend, fight and kill a space creature that looks like a dragon. He does but I think he is destroyed in the battle. Could totally do a sequel with the books original ending
The way I see it now as an adult, this is a message to every child who lost a loved one. Hogarth had got used to the idea that he would never see his best friend again, and although he still missed him, he had tried to mourn his death and carried on with his life, unable to fully move on. And then, this final scene with the bolt sends the message that despite all, the Giant continues to be "alive" somewhere (the glacier being an allegory of "heaven"), and this hope helps to complete the process of mourn. Hogarth knows that he is still unlikely to ever see his friend again, but knowing that he remains somwehre is enough to bring him the comfort he needed. Letting the bolt go is also a strong metaphor of letting his last emotional attachments go, now he can move on at last. It sends a message to the children that when they lose a friend, relative or even a pet, he/she/it will always remain "alive" in a very distant place and they need not to worry and let their grief go. Especially with the closing scene of the Giant's head smiling, as if he was saying "don't worry for me kids, everything will be ok". It's very beautiful and poetic. If I ever have children, I will make sure they watch this film.
This is by far the best interpretation of the message that this movie tried to convey with this ending, that I've ever read. Well done, and thanks for sharing. :)
Since surviving the missile, The Iron Giant has made a successful career in Hollywood, starring in such films as Ready Player One and Space Jam: A New Legacy. He also went on to make his first video game appearance in WB's Multiversus.
Always tear up/cry twice watching this. That last I love you before he sacrifices himself and that cute “see you later”/that cute little smile at the end 😭❤️
Such an underrated cartoon. I'm so glad as an early Gen Zer this was one of the films I was OBSESSED with this film growing up. And now other people have finally figured out why it's so good.
The notes the orchestra hit as the IG flies towards the missile and the missile turns to earth! Chills Then this emotional pay off. What an absolute masterpiece of film this movie is
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A lot of people wonder why or how The Iron Giant could have survived the intense heat and blast of a thermonuclear weapon. Fusion weapon is basically a miniature star... hotter than the surface of the Sun. It doesn't matter how advanced The Iron Giant is. Whatever metal alloy he's made out of what is still been incinerated by the Heat so the only way he could have survived is if the giant has an automatic energy field to protect himself similar to the one the aliens used in the Independence Day films. We've already seen that he has a defense mechanism so it makes sense that it's possible that the blast could have been detected and an energy Shield could have instantly been turned on protecting his body
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if that’s true, how could it be that the body is protected yet still split apart? maybe there’s also a mechanism/program for the body to be allowed to separate at the joints with exposure to significant force. similar to how a car frame is designed to crumple to an extent on impact during a collision, the pieces could be made “vulnerable” to get blown apart (whilst protected from the heat) past a certain threshold so as to not rupture, warp, or disintegrate during a powerful blast wave whilst protected with the mechanism you think of. the pieces get thrown about and then track each other once they stop moving relative to the planet’s surface. or something. interesting to think about.
@@-8l-924 I believe the force field protected his body from the explosion but couldn't keep it intact so the force from the blast, scattered all his parts all over the place.
Don’t forget. He is not from our world so despite what his name says, he may not actually be made of iron. But rather a metal containing minerals which are unknown to us that could withstand such a blast.
Holy crap!!!! I loved this movie as a kid, but I do not remember this scene at all. I always thought he was gone after the Superman scene. This literally made me tear with joy as a 30 year old man, lol.
I am still curious about what happened next, did he go back to wherever he came from? Did he go and tell Hograth he was alright? Did he go to live in the forest? I mean what happens next?
I will point out that despite the generosity of the General to send Hogarth a piece of the Giant that was recovered, the piece was on the Giant when he TANKED A NUCLEAR MISSILE. THE GENERAL JUST SENT HOGARTH AN IRRADIATED ITEM. but thank goodness it didn't stay too long.
I think if there was ever a sequel, they should set it during the mid-stage of the Vietnam War, Hogarth is a teenager/young adult who's big into the new hippie counter-culture and by extension the Giant would be as well. The plot could revolve around the US Government's efforts to draft the Giant into the war to try and turn it in their favour, but the Giant continually refuses them because of his rigid policy of non-violence leading to yet more conflict with them.
When I showed my mom this movie, she was _still_ sad after seeing this - because the movie didn't show them reuniting! She was so sad that the movie ended with them not being together!
You have to admit this was a nice animation. But the ending if you really think about it is rather scary. IG survived a head on atomic blast and it merely scattered the pieces which start to reassemble. Hence there is no way to destroy him. And if there are others out there without the purpose/memory loss well.... watch the stars lol.
One of the best endings ever! I can’t believe people think this belittles the sacrifice he made… I’ve never thought that. He crashed into that bomb thinking that would be it for him! The fact he survived in the end only enhances the film. Without that ending it wouldn’t have been as good, the way it ending was uplifting and gave you happy tears.
It really aggravated me when I asked my girlfriend if she ever saw this and she said "NO" it kinda surprised me because a normal 90s kid should know what The Iron Giant is
Can we take a moment to admire the Army General. Sending Hogarth that piece really says a lot.
The fact that he was able to get it out of army research is the most unbelievable thing about it - but fuck if I don't like that he did.
@@SkySweeperSyn he probably made sure it was brought straight to him and didn't report it.
Eeyup, the General knew an ally when he saw one.
@@Gamerafighter76 But you would also assume that it would have a tracker, or something put on it, in the case something like the ending happened, cause then it would lead them right to him so they could recover the guy and maybe see how it reassembles itself in the case this happened again.
@@cursedhawkins1305 maybe.
The fact that the giant was able to have a single piece recovered still says a lot about how strong he really is.
Took a nuke to the face and doesn't even have a scratch, whatever he's made of really doesn't care about such primitive weaponry.
His kind were made to be indestructible.
@@Gamerafighter76 king Kong had a stroke reading this
@@Gamerafighter76 and also according to a deleted scene to destroy planets and possibly the earth
@@MR-SINISTER76 yeah
My baby nephew saw this film and he cried when the Giant died but when the little screw was moving he said "He alive" then when the other pieces of the giant were shown he excitedly said "HE ALIVE!, HE ALIVE!" it's nice knowing a film that was released 23 years ago is great enough to entertain the young ones.
Human isn't born with knowledge of what was crated 50,000 years ago. Anything can still be good.
I was happy too when the screw started to move
I was a little kid when this first came out
@@Gamerafighter76 I was nine years old.
@@eleanorhogan8643 I was 3, I believe.
Wait if you think about it that means
1. They are practically indestructible
2. The have immense fire power
3.if They do break They rebuild them selves
These giants are amazing war machines
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Which is why they literally remind me of the reapers and the Golden army mixed up together which is crazy since this movie was made before Mass effect and Hellboy 2.
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Then you need to watch THAT deleted scene of the movie!
Or rather a "machine built for war" that became a sentient being that loved. Really the whole point of the movie. The better angels within can overcome even the most stringent programming
After many years, he came back to fight in the MultiVersus alongside Superman and Shaggy
and he says "superman" to superman😭😭😭
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Wat.
Yeah he finally gets to fight along his idol.
Made me cry of happiness when I was small
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Yeah at least Giant’s in Ready Player One
@@theshapeLHB24 And in Space jam a new legacy.
I’m 30 and it still makes me cry.
this movie could have a sequel
Even if it's a little bit sappy, I don't think it ruins the film at all. The filmmakers earned every inch of emotional impact the story had, and giving one last payoff for an uplifting and ultimately happy ending hits just the right balance. Even without this scene it'd be something you should show your kids, but with this last moment we get something that will stick with people.
Yes, in real life the noble sacrifice won't come back from the grave, but just this once, we're overjoyed to see our good friend give us one last smile as if to say "Don't worry, it'll all be okay."
Sappy? It's PERFECT. It's a kid's animated film, it's suppose to have a happy ending.
As the Doctor said “Just this once, everybody lives”.
Ruin is a strong word, but it does completely undercut everything in the movie
The 2nd coming in machine form. And we didn't build this machine.
@@malcontender6319 Is this a Terminator reference? Lol
The shot of the leg moving on its own and the music picking up makes rivers flow out of my eyes. Such a special film.
It's pretty terrifying in real life lol
@@gemstoneprincess2890It kinda is, but it would be more terrifying if the giant had an evil nature, which is not the case as we see during the film
And I agree, that particular moment of the leg is incredibly emotive, proving that despite his selfless sacrifice he is still alive, somewhere, and the final smile sends the message that "it's going to be ok". Beautifully done.
I still bawl my eyes out now and I'm 31 😂
@@lukerogers151 I’m 40 in June, the movie was a bit outside my childhood growing up but it’s one special film…😎
this scene ever since i was 7 has always brought a smile to my face knowing he is okay 😄
Yesssssssssss !!!! I was so happy to see he was at least okay 🥺🥺💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
The Iron Giant lives.
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@@griselmendoza1107 what?
LONG LIVE A HEROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, really?! 🤯🤯🤯
@@Small_Fryys Yes.
His little smile at the end awwwww!
Reminds me of my grandfather's smile and I still bawl my eyes out when I see the Giant smile. My grandfather died in 2000.
I know! Cutest giant ever!!
He went in fully expecting to die to prove to the world he is a true hero. I think this doesn't take away from the intent of his sacrifice. He gets to live as a much-deserved reward.
Never has a movie given me so much emotional perturbance. Even as a child, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a movie that was so interconnected with my impression of deep feelings. Now that I am an adult, I fully reconcile with my younger self in the recollection of such deep memories and the vast sense of self. Truly brings tears to my eyes, this movie is one of the all time greats and shall forever be a benchmark for the massive emotional movement it forced upon the audience. 10/10.
The message of this film: Always do what is right, even if it's not easy.
While it's more tragic and poetic perhaps to have IG actually have died in the sacrifice, I think that some people are being a bit cynical when they suggest it ruins the film.
Yes, humans love a tragedy and actual deaths hit harder. But IG surviving doesn't detract from its beautiful character arc. It still believed it was going to die and decided to make the sacrifice play for the ones it loves.
I still get emotional watching its sacrifice. I never got emotional because I was sad that it would die, but because of the sheer emotional power of this innocent, gentle, naive giant stepping up to save the humans it loves from an annihilation they let loose on themselves while trying to destroy it out of hate. The soul of a child sacrificing itself out of love and to be like the hero it is inspired by.
It's the act, not the result. Iron Giant will always be Superman to me.
Couldn't agree more, really well put
The message of the movie is "Souls never die" that is why IG survive.
There's a perfect quote from the Ninth Doctor to sum this up. "Just this once, Everybody lives." Yes, so many times, that sacrifice is a cost and loss is the price. But not always. Sometimes, if someone does the right thing, is willing to put themselves on the line, everyone gets a happy ever after. Is it always the case, no. But the hope that it can happen is what inspires us to those sacrifices. And if anyone deserves a day where everyone lives, it was the Iron Giant.
It's a kid's animated film, it's suppose to have a happy ending.
Ruin is a strong word, but it does completely undercut everything in the movie
I can’t even imagine just how much of a menace the alien species is that built the iron giant.
@@BurntPlaydoh the reason was for time. It wasn't important enough of a scene to be kept in as the next few minutes would point out anyway that he was an alien war machine. While it's a cool scene, it doesn't tell us anything new besides adding a bit of world building and confirming aliens exist in seemingly large numbers in The Iron Giant universe
It don’t matter when Earth has the Iron Giant to protect them if they were to ever come
@@SouthJerseyGhost77they won’t ever come, in an interview with the director(s), they basically said the iron giant was sent about 1000 years before he arrived and roughly when he arrived on earth his home race obliterated themselves in a civil war
@@RepostGuy101Who knows? Maybe they're still out there because of these guys building an entire race of sentient machines. They're not gonna be that stupid to blow up their own home world to quel a rebellion without a backup plan, for example, like the elite, leaving us to die while they vacate on islands or some shit Which probably shows you how evil and cutthroat these aliens are. Oh, I'm sure they're still out there. They're definitely going to show up eventually, and giant is gonna make them regret it.
Iron Giant is not dead, he's pure immortal.
He is kindness, kindness is immortal
He is pure soul and soul doesn't die
OMG MAN....... a beautiful sad ending that made you cry followed by a hopeful and happy ending that made you cry. WHAT A MOVIE!
And no I do not think it's a good idea to make a sequel. Sometimes what makes movies so special is that the story is told and an ends and that's it.
No sequels to take away the shine from the original movie and destroy the franchise. This movie had an opening, an ending, and everything else can be interpreted. I think there's even more details in the book. Let's start to make new stories like this one instead of just rehashing for Nostalgia sake.
Hi Alteori!
and I agree
Technically a sequel wouldn't count as "just rehashing". Nor would it "destroy" anything if done right.
Other than that, I can agree.
Stories like this should inspire new creations in story telling.
THANK YOU. I'm sick of the current madness of sequels, prequels, spinoffs and remakes. Nobody in godforsaken Hollywood has original ideas anymore??
The Iron Giant was a beautiful and fully satisfying film as it was, no need to extend it now to keep milking the franchise. I hope nobody will put their greedy hands on it in the future.
But what about the second half of the story with the Space Bat Angel Dragon?
The fact that Hogarth new that the Giant would return someday makes me think that if they ever did a sequel for this film i think it would be interesting if it took place like 20+ years after the events of the first film and it's revealed that Hogarth spent a lot of life trying to track down the giants whereabouts i'm talking he would have an apartment chock full of newspaper articles and clippings talking about sightings of the giant and Hogarth would have one of those bulletin boards filled with photos and a trail of red yarn on it...at least that's how i would've liked for it to be, but it's a good idea for fan theory.
And maybe a new kid would find it first, i don't know it just my guess
@@dusty0896 Yeah i could see that happening, but what would be even more interesting to me is if it turned out that the giant was trying to find his way back to Hogarth the whole time and when Hogarth and the giant reunite the giant doesn't recognize Hogarth at first because he'd be all grown up that is until the giant has visions of Hogarth in his memories and then after that the giant would start putting two and two together and finally realizes that it is Hogarth.
if done well that’d be a great movie.
In the book he was created to defend, fight and kill a space creature that looks like a dragon. He does but I think he is destroyed in the battle. Could totally do a sequel with the books original ending
How about no sequel? The movie is perfect by itself. It'd be like making a sequel to casablanca
This Ending of The Iron Giant brings a bit of tears and I guarantee it. 😢😢😢😢😢😭😰
The way I see it now as an adult, this is a message to every child who lost a loved one.
Hogarth had got used to the idea that he would never see his best friend again, and although he still missed him, he had tried to mourn his death and carried on with his life, unable to fully move on.
And then, this final scene with the bolt sends the message that despite all, the Giant continues to be "alive" somewhere (the glacier being an allegory of "heaven"), and this hope helps to complete the process of mourn. Hogarth knows that he is still unlikely to ever see his friend again, but knowing that he remains somwehre is enough to bring him the comfort he needed. Letting the bolt go is also a strong metaphor of letting his last emotional attachments go, now he can move on at last.
It sends a message to the children that when they lose a friend, relative or even a pet, he/she/it will always remain "alive" in a very distant place and they need not to worry and let their grief go. Especially with the closing scene of the Giant's head smiling, as if he was saying "don't worry for me kids, everything will be ok".
It's very beautiful and poetic. If I ever have children, I will make sure they watch this film.
Dang I didn’t know it was that deep. I should think of that in case i go in a mourning state in the future. I Love this movie.
"Souls don't die..."
This is by far the best interpretation of the message that this movie tried to convey with this ending, that I've ever read. Well done, and thanks for sharing. :)
Since surviving the missile, The Iron Giant has made a successful career in Hollywood, starring in such films as Ready Player One and Space Jam: A New Legacy. He also went on to make his first video game appearance in WB's Multiversus.
His appearance in RP1 was such an amazing inclusion.
2:13 with the main theme in its most triumphant form playing while you see that the Giant is coming back just makes me so happy
This movie is forever engraved in my soul. So emotional and beautiful, but funny as well. Perfect film.
Always tear up/cry twice watching this.
That last I love you before he sacrifices himself and that cute “see you later”/that cute little smile at the end 😭❤️
Such an underrated cartoon. I'm so glad as an early Gen Zer this was one of the films I was OBSESSED with this film growing up. And now other people have finally figured out why it's so good.
Same here. I loved this growing up
Great memories
This was the most relieving ending I've ever seen
"What if a gun had a soul...and wanted to not be a gun"
"Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies." Shawshank Redemption
This Movie is a tearjerker!
One of my favorite endings of any movie ever. I always cry during this scene.
ALWAYS.
Can we all just appreciate how incredible the score is
Classic and underrated.
if cinemas released this movie again I'll go just for feeling a teenager again.. cry,,,😭😭😭
me too
“Souls don’t die”
one of my all time favorites ❤️
One of my all time favorite movie endings always brings a tear to my eye
This makes anyone wanna cry!!!!!!!!! 😨😥😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😭😰
1:31-1:44 me too.
Love that he smiles the second he hears it beeping. Knowing his friend survived!
One of the Best movie score finales. Textbook crescendo.
The Giant proved to be indestructible. I’m glad he made it.
Still love this movie. ♥️
The notes the orchestra hit as the IG flies towards the missile and the missile turns to earth! Chills
Then this emotional pay off.
What an absolute masterpiece of film this movie is
@@Suhawk75 YES.
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64.6562° N, 20.1531° W
And what it is:
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2:02-2:31 Hahahahahaaaaaaaaa!! YEEAAHH!! WOOHOO!!!! Welcome back buddy!! You were so greatly missed
How many of us were GRINNING when that part started beeping? And when we see the Giant’s cute smile at the end? I know I WAS.
the real hero is back again🥺🥺🥺😎😎
The best animated movie of the 90's for me
he's got the touch he's got the power when's hell breaking lose he will be riding in the eye of the storm✌️
Such great memories from my childhood
Choice is an idea.
And ideas cannot be killed.
It’s a shame this movie never got a sequel. It’s such an underrated movie.
Brad Bird said it's got the ending it needs
And i agree
Dean Would become a good Stepdad to Hogarth!
bruh she called him 'honey'
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Indeed.
0:45 yes, he is.
What a movie . Still made me cry after all these years
Lemme tell, seeing this movie all the time as a kid and being 25 now, it still chokes me up everytime
I love how he is indestructible and can’t be dead ❤
2:29 how the iron giant reacts to him returning to multiversus soon.
A lot of people wonder why or how The Iron Giant could have survived the intense heat and blast of a thermonuclear weapon. Fusion weapon is basically a miniature star... hotter than the surface of the Sun. It doesn't matter how advanced The Iron Giant is. Whatever metal alloy he's made out of what is still been incinerated by the Heat so the only way he could have survived is if the giant has an automatic energy field to protect himself similar to the one the aliens used in the Independence Day films. We've already seen that he has a defense mechanism so it makes sense that it's possible that the blast could have been detected and an energy Shield could have instantly been turned on protecting his body
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if that’s true, how could it be that the body is protected yet still split apart? maybe there’s also a mechanism/program for the body to be allowed to separate at the joints with exposure to significant force. similar to how a car frame is designed to crumple to an extent on impact during a collision, the pieces could be made “vulnerable” to get blown apart (whilst protected from the heat) past a certain threshold so as to not rupture, warp, or disintegrate during a powerful blast wave whilst protected with the mechanism you think of. the pieces get thrown about and then track each other once they stop moving relative to the planet’s surface. or something. interesting to think about.
@@-8l-924 I believe the force field protected his body from the explosion but couldn't keep it intact so the force from the blast, scattered all his parts all over the place.
Don’t forget. He is not from our world so despite what his name says, he may not actually be made of iron. But rather a metal containing minerals which are unknown to us that could withstand such a blast.
that was da most emotional and best robot movie ive ever watch
He's now in a fighting game with Superman
Multiversus
I can't believe I forgot about this movie. This was the best movie of my childhood
Nostalgic feeling remind me of my childhood 😍
i don't know if i thought of this when i was young and first saw this ending... but... Clank's Biggest Brother is going to be ok XD
Fun fact. The animators that produced The Iron Giant helped create the characters for Eight Crazy Nights 3 years later.
I love this movie with all my heart. One of my all-time favs from my childhood. 💕🥲
De niño esa escena me hizo llorar de felicidad.
God I love this move when I was a kid
Giant: "I'm back, humans!"
10/10
Holy crap!!!! I loved this movie as a kid, but I do not remember this scene at all. I always thought he was gone after the Superman scene. This literally made me tear with joy as a 30 year old man, lol.
He’s finally back after all this time and better than ever ready to fight alongside his hero
I have the stupidest fucken grin on my face from watching this again
I wanted them to make a movie of the iron giant back story or make a 2nd where hogur and iron giant reunited
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No. This movie doesn’t need a sequel
I am still curious about what happened next, did he go back to wherever he came from? Did he go and tell Hograth he was alright? Did he go to live in the forest? I mean what happens next?
@@eleanorhogan8643 it’s up for the audience to decide.
If you’re looking for a sequel, May I recommend The Iron Woman by Ted Hughes?
When I first watched this movie I thought he was dead but then after watching this scene I was happy that he’s alive
The iron giant still lives and he’s a hero
I was so sad when I thought he died I just excepted it as a child bit so happy he's alive we need a sequel
Respect from France.
I will point out that despite the generosity of the General to send Hogarth a piece of the Giant that was recovered, the piece was on the Giant when he TANKED A NUCLEAR MISSILE.
THE GENERAL JUST SENT HOGARTH AN IRRADIATED ITEM.
but thank goodness it didn't stay too long.
Well times were different in the 50s
I think if there was ever a sequel, they should set it during the mid-stage of the Vietnam War, Hogarth is a teenager/young adult who's big into the new hippie counter-culture and by extension the Giant would be as well. The plot could revolve around the US Government's efforts to draft the Giant into the war to try and turn it in their favour, but the Giant continually refuses them because of his rigid policy of non-violence leading to yet more conflict with them.
What about the Space Bat Angel Dragon?
Awesome movie.
Don't know why this cartoon makes me cry even tho i just only watched some scene only
When I showed my mom this movie, she was _still_ sad after seeing this - because the movie didn't show them reuniting! She was so sad that the movie ended with them not being together!
While he was waking up. He smiled because he can see Hogarth again. I thought he was in robot heaven.
Best cartoon movie ever
It's great to see Dean and Hogarth's mom Annie Hughes together as a presumed married couple and possibly Hogarth's new dad
Step-dad, actually.
@@KBAFourthtime it doesn't matter
I’m not crying, your crying
Iron giant say like I alway come back 2:31
Something I like to think about is that in 1957 the movies setting my dad was 4 and my mom was 1 and is from Maine!
For *years* I thought that ending implied a coming sequel. Sometimes I wonder if it's better it never had one.
If it makes you feel any better, the book got one. It’s called The Iron Woman.
@@puterboy2 The Iron Woman?
@@puterboy2 Maggie Thatcher?!
@@craygroup No. there is a female version of The Iron Giant.
The second half of the story wasn’t adapted. The part with the Space Bat Angel Dragon.
Pity the film ends just when we get to the good bit, I want to know what happens to the giant next!
Best ending ever
distance is just a state of mind. if you are friends then you'll always will be. no Matter where you are in the universe! (from earth to echo.)
He's still alive and he can still rebuild himself
The Iron Giant might be alive in the ending. That is the aspect of why The Iron Giant returns in Multiversus.
As hard as it is to watch this scene and most of this movie with a dry eye, I feel it couldn’t have ended any better.
You have to admit this was a nice animation. But the ending if you really think about it is rather scary. IG survived a head on atomic blast and it merely scattered the pieces which start to reassemble. Hence there is no way to destroy him. And if there are others out there without the purpose/memory loss well.... watch the stars lol.
I know for a fact when you all looked up the "ending scene" you were really looking for the part where he stops the bomb. Admit it! lol
no, when people look up that scene they usually search _"Iron Giant Superman"_
Lol yes that was me
One of the best endings ever! I can’t believe people think this belittles the sacrifice he made… I’ve never thought that. He crashed into that bomb thinking that would be it for him! The fact he survived in the end only enhances the film. Without that ending it wouldn’t have been as good, the way it ending was uplifting and gave you happy tears.
Such a wholesome ending!
He’s my dads favorite.
It really aggravated me when I asked my girlfriend if she ever saw this and she said "NO" it kinda surprised me because a normal 90s kid should know what The Iron Giant is