I watched this movie with my mother and when Aaron was taken by the machines and Linda says “my sweet baby” my mom literally went “don’t you piss off momma!” And then cackled when Linda tore the machines apart. And then proceeded to yell “YES!” When one of the machines said “the lavender one has found us”
I like how the villains argument was that not only do humans take each other for granted but they also take technology for granted in exchange for something new. Meaning the movie is kinda supporting technology as well as criticizing it
@@R0man.Geck0 I also like how they don't redeem the villain, or make her sympathetic. Steven Universe's ending was ruined by having these megalomaniacal genocidal tyrants be redeemed because "They're overworked, and they're *sorry* about it." In this case, the villain has an understandable motive, but refuses to change. She was given a very clear chance to stop what she's doing, and someone gave her exactly what she wanted ("a single reason why humanity should be spared"), and she completely ignored it and continued her plan anyway.
@@R0man.Geck0 hell, we don't usually see that comprehensive of a message in adult oriented stuff imagine a kid's film easily the best animated film I've seen since spiderverse
The biggest problem this movie as is that the malfunctioning robots didn't get enough screen time They were the best characters in the movie and literally every single line they had was comedy gold and I just wish we got to see more of them
The best thing about it was how good the scene was made. You could definitely feel that catharsis we usually get when the hero goes full berserk in a movie and starts demolishing everyone. Also love how she was basically a warrior by the end, lol
That was amazing and I loved it. I love how Aaron was like mom is scary now and so calm about it. I love how she was still super nice to her family but she made the robots fear her
what I really like is how they never had a strong bias on who was right amongst the daughter and father. they both have obvious pros and cons that they show fairly. the daughters understanding of computers is what saves the world and the fathers old fashioned survival skills keeps them alive
Funny how they went from rock bottom with that movie to climbing their way back up with movies like spider-verse and Mitchell’s vs machines. After hitting that low only way to go is up.
That scene had me in tears so much so I couldn't breathe. Lol. But another favourite scene of mine is when the introduce the super robots and one of the normal ones saids"what suck up" and starts insulting them only to be cut down. I nearly died laughing. Lol
The spanish dub makes the kid sound like a 30 years old man and it’s amazing. Edit: Now I know he also sounds like one in the english version, I’m mexican and I saw it in spanish
They went hardcore on the details. That scene where she texts she makes a typo but the phone autocorrects it perfectly like IRL. It was a really neat attention to detail.
My phone must be faulty then. Mine keeps autocorrecting a lot of things I type out correctly, then highlights the word it just put there saying it's wrong. "Well, DUH. YOU did that."
@UC-9blJ8jyx68k4rALNQJB4A Oh my gosh! I’ve been looking for this comment, I saw it in the movie and I couldn’t keep my eyes off it, good job Netflix 😁. Also thanks for specifying I know this reply might seem weird but it actually means a lot to me that you shouted that out ❤️
@UC-9blJ8jyx68k4rALNQJB4A Oh I didn't even notice that. But I did feel like they my have been applying that since she seemed to like the girl she was going to meet in college.
I think one of my favorite things was Katie's relationship with her brother; Literally a breath of fresh air to have a positive sibling dynamic where the younger sibling wasn't obnoxious or gross at all (that was my gripe with Over the Moon) I just really liked that aspect of it. :)
Yep! It was amazing. I wish we could see, just one time, in a good movie, two siblings where neither is annoying or obnoxious or gross, but they just don’t get along, and have to live with that. They try and try, but they just never can get along
My favourite character is Monchi. He just screams “dumb, loveable dog” in every movie, but he’s so cute. I liked how he finally straightened his eyes to try and catch the PAL phone, doesn’t catch it. Amazing.
@@tomsharman826 It's also hilarious because technically that's true about AI. AI only knows as much as us humans are able to program it. Them confusing what the dog was had me on the floor because of that.
GAGAGAGAGA I just disliked my own face because I am unpretty. HOWEVER: I always like my GOOD videos however. No dislikes allowed where I come from. Don't be mean, dear wii
I actually ended up crying of laughter when I discovered that the furbies had their own subtitles that were so overly dramatic, it fit perfectly with all the furby memes.
@@Nal-Nation But it didnt really feel like forced for me it juust felt like something a film student in this times obsessed with memes would edit in thier movie
One thing I noticed people saying about this movie was that the memes were old and that made the movie cringey. Honestly, those memes were so old they weren't cringey, they were nostalgic, and that added to me liking the film even more
I think the best way to add "pop-culture references" without being outdated as soon as production ends is making it a "period piece" set in a specific year (like Back to the Future). Say, if the movie was specifically set in 2012 and full of 2012 memes, the "cringe factor" goes way down...
you can see how much Sony evolved from Emoji to this the emoji movie: alienated gen z, souless bodies walking around, trying to be trendy and funny, but failing miserably by misrepresenting emojis as belived culture the mitchells: a weird family struggling to keep up with the pace of technology, but willing to change and save the world and their relationship
My god I forgot that they even made the emoji movie. It is wild how far they have come and really shows what can happen when you actually put love and care into the movie. When I saw sony animation on the opening credits I was pretty hype like oh this is gonna be a treat
Bruh maybe this wasn’t my kinda humor but we (my sister and I) only laughed when it was unintentionally dumb. I was literally being forced to watch it >:(
Between this and "Spiderverse," Sony is really upping their game in the animation industry. This is one of the funniest movies I've seen in recent years, especially the stuff with Monchi.
I've watched the movie, only problem for me was *Eric and Deborahbot 5000 didn't get the screentime they deserved. Personally my favorite characters in the movie.*
When father leans closer to the daughter saying how they’ll be together in a close space for hours and hours during when they pack for the road trip was my favorite part. His eyes just goes more insane every second.
I'm so glad that this film didn't push a "technology bad" or "the future is now old man" message. It's about meeting your loved ones half-way, and I really appreciate that. As long as Sony keeps getting talented directors and writers on board, we can expect great things in the future.
Fun fact: when sound recording was invented, contemporary composers such as Arthur Sullivan and John Phillip Sousa *hated* it. It’s funny how human nature doesn’t change, huh?
The visuals are amazing imo, it's like the personality of a comic turned into 3D The movements seem natural and realistic but remain cartoony in nature and the faces look vaguely cell shaded in a way you can barely tell but still has an impact The robots don't look stupidly impractical either like most movies of this kind tend to make them look
Idk why I haven't seen other people saying this but the art style really reminds me of like. Those late elemementary-middle school graphic novels like smile or babysitters club. Some influences from even big Nate or Captain underpants or wimpy kid.
@@lacytheespeon517 yeah, with the way the doodles followed katie, it’s like that thing they do in movies like Diary of a Wimpy Kid, where they put the drawings into real life
I think that's a lesson they took from Genndy Tartakovsy. When he directed "Hotel Transylvania," he didn't just want to "copy reality" using 3D. He wanted characters to move in cartoonish ways, because, well, it's an animated film! I assume the people at Sony Pictures Animation also learned a lot with the Spider-Man movie.
Out of every characters in the movie, I love the two friendly robots Eric and Deborahbot (I think that's their names) and that one scene where they're just playing patty cake in the background was so cute And Linda, I love that scene where she just goes sicko mode to those robot
plsss all three of those characters deserve more attention immediately recognized Beck Bennet from SNL as Eric and Maya Rudolph as Linda - great casting!!
@@ourgoldenspires Yeah, the message wasn't "phone bad book good" it was "we aren't using phones to connect with other people the way that we could" which is a better, less general message.
Yeah I feel like it also (in the narrative it’s self) is supposed to seem like it’s gonna end sooner then it does. Because the character assume after they find the mall and the helpful robots that everything (for the most part) will now be fine. That’s my theory at least.
@Jotaro Kujo I would say it's pacing was moderate considering I didn't felt bored or lack any interesting content throughout the film and the laptop failing caught me surprised. However, the movie for me was a bit too long (almost 2 hours) bc I think it's a bit too long for fun family movie. The art style is amazing and it's a nice breath of fresh air
@silent night It was on purpose. Same thing they do with a lot of young male animated characters, for example: Dipper from Gravity Falls. It’s just to fuck with audiences and add an comedic affect.
Yeah, a lot of people hate on it but I honestly think it makes for some funny scenes. It definitely adds to the comedic affect for me and I feel like it also boosts the more mature moments.
"Connected" would be the *Disney* title. Disney makes one-word titles that are also a vague (yet still somehow ham-fisted) allusion to the theme of the movie, designed to make the audience feel clever when they "get it" - therefore triggering the reward center of their brains, leading to addiction. "Oh...so she was FROZEN, like, metaphorically n shit. I M smrt."
The father was the best part of this whole movie. My favorite part is when he destroys the phones and tablets than tells the family that it is for their safety, only for him enjoying it way too much XD
I think one of my favourite parts of the film is how they acknowledge that most of the bad things that technology can do for us only happen when they are misused and under regulated by humans, and how much good they can do when used well. A lot of this type of movies normally go with the old “technology bad” type of argument, and it’s so refreshing to see something like this
I feel like tropes are moving towards this message; technology is here, it isn't going anywhere, but let's look at the positive aspects it can bring". Kind of like what The Creator did.
Honestly, this movie made me cry my eyes out. My dad died suddenly back at the beginning of March and all I could think about was me and my dad. I related so heavily to the characters and all the things I'm gonna miss doing with my dad. Sorry guys, I'm a sap
I thought this was going to be a goofy movie all the was through, but it had such a good message about family and human connections that I got the feels.
I'm with you, I have never had a stable family. All of my father figures were pretty trash except for one who's trying his best but has many flaws, and I only have 1 family member who is connected by blood who I'm close to. So this movie really, really spoke to me and I was really able to connect to it. Despite the cringey internet jokes. Those were kinda painful at times
@@nasirreii Idk, I didn't fell like those were completely out of place personally. Except maybe the part when the whole family is cat filtered and then again it was meant to be lame
The moment the movie came out on Netflix my sister barged into my room and really said “WATCH THIS MOVIE WITH ME”. We watched it and I love it so much due to the humor and the round ass dog
I think you mean pig or was it a dog no pig for sure but might smell like dog no no wait i remember it was a loaf of bread the whole time haha silly bread.
I just noticed that the dad character looks like Karl Hess, a famous survivalist and anarchist who loved tools and the wilderness. The dad has his beard style, his glasses, his moustache, even sort of his outfit. It actually kind of makes sense based on how the character is.
My son turned this on the other day and I was pleasantly surprised. I would like to see more animated movies that share the energy this film has that allowed it to take full advantage of its animated medium
Rick and Katie at the start of the movie are basically: Rick - "I don't want the big dangerous world to crush your dreams!" Katie - "It doesn't need to - you just did." And at the end: Rick - "Alright, give it a shot. But if it fails, I'm still here." Katie - "That's all I ever wanted." And the fact that they made every high concept, and high-octane action sequence, and every joke serve that shift in viewpoint made this movie for me. It could have been so disjointed, but because they oriented everything else around that relationship it works perfectly.
Ikr I actually caught my dad tearing up at some point while watching it which is extremely rare and that tells me this movie can connect with the audience on a emotional level. It could also be bc I’m starting college soon and I have similar interests to Katie and my dad has similar interests to Rick. (Sorry this was so long lol)
Between this and Disenchantment, I think we have learned that Eric Andre is a competent voice actor who spends his time body checking desks and vomiting and then eating it
It’s Pixar’s movies that they’re letting release normally on Disney +. Not sure why they feel they need the extra cash for their native Disney projects. It’s such a turn-off.
@cheese nipples SO MANY. Argh. I think Amazon Prime is the worst; they have a bunch of extra packages for HBO or whatever. Hulu has a Live package, but I can't remember if there are any others.
i hope the hs class of 2020 feels seen in this movie - how the world was in a catastrophic state as katie was trying to head off to college & she still had to go and act like everything was normal lol
There's one episode where he gets his voice changed by a potion to make it deeper, that may be where the clip you saw is from, I myself never found dippers voice that noticeably out of proportion with his size or age.
I like how everything was important! Rick gives everyone screwdrivers as gifts? That's important! A wooden moose? That's important! The video Katie makes at the start of the movie? That's important!
What l really like about this movie is that they gave representation. Katie has her quirks and issues. But when they bring up her sexuality. It isn't a big deal; it just a part of her that gets mentioned time to time. Which is important because people's sexuality isn't their whole personality.
i like how they made subtle hints towards it instead of just throwing it at the end out of nowhere, to me it feels more authentic. i noticed the rainbow pin on her jacket, and while of course it could’ve been nothing more than a regular pin, i was pleasantly surprised to have my suspicions confirmed by the end of the movie! this last part may be just my wlw self projecting, but i also got the vibes from the way she talked about the girl she met from college before it was revealed they started dating lol
@@zombii.444 same here!! And one of the first times they introduce Katie she's under a rainbow with the lesbian pride flag colours! I definitely got ~vibes when she was talking to her friend and I'm so happy I've been validated haha
I genuinely loved finding out Katie and Jade were together. I was really hoping it'd be more than just a "haha gal pals" type deal, it was so like simple but I really loved it
The most unrealistic thing about this movie was Katie going to art school in California. Like girl, do you have any idea how stupidly expensive it is to go to school down there and how much the freaking dorms cost? You'd be spending more money for tuition and boarding than you'll make in 10 years as a graphic designer/animator. Unless your parents earn six figures a year (which they probably don't because her Mom's a first grade teacher and her dad's a...carpenter?) then the best you can hope for is living out of a car and eating noodles out of a cup for breakfast.
@@timtam3730 IDK, the mom fight scene really makes it seem like she knows how to fight. Maybe the money is from a previous job of hers where she fought a lot?
question is there'd have to be a sequel with them together. but what can you do in the sequel? the mitchells already saved the world... maybe pal had a backup program hidden away somewhere in the company mainframe (in case of emergency).
@@timtam3730 I'm assuming she got a scholarship to begin with, and I would hope that after saving the damn world she wouldn't have to worry about things like tuition or the cost of literally anything ever. o3o
Fun thing: Look at all of the backgrounds really closely, the vast majority are completely 2d on different layers so that the 3d models could Interact with it
Honestly I just really loved the passing line at the end with Katie and her friend being teased at “being a thing”, but that it came from a place of love and acceptance. That really hit home for me, personally. Would love to see the film again, with the rest of my family next time!
I felt like I'd transcended when I started looking at animated films the way my favorite reviewers did. Like yes. I can look at a film critically in an effective manner, recognizing what works and what doesn't. I am your lord now. Also, I couldn't be happier that there are other animated studios separate from Disney making beautiful things and getting the recognition for it too.
@@subifyouhatetiktokandreddit234 yeah, I was worried that they would interrupt/taint the viewing experience more than it did, but I'm glad they didn't go overboard with the cringe/uncanny humor. The stock photo might have been the only instance of real life stuff in the film that made me *laugh.* for the most part, excluding the weird uncanny Valley stuff, and a couple cliches, the film was pretty darn funny!
My thoughts exactly! I thought it was very entertaining, but also felt like it would "never end". Overall, would still recommend for the animation style alone ^_^
I can’t get over Aaron’s voice he looks like he’s 8 acts like he’s 12-15 and sounds like he’s 18-25 but for some reason it was weirdly satisfying and in my experience of movie watching the kids usually sound like a chubby two year old or an adult and I kept making comments about it the whole movie
Well, I'm betting the slightly broken family helped the mental maturity somewhat, even when hyperfixations are concerned. And hey, sometimes parts of puberty like voice changes and such just kinda slip through the cracks for guys (I wouldn't fully know though since I'm a girl, but my voice started deepining around when I was 11 or so, so it's not too far of a stretch)
My partner randomly clicked on this movie on Netflix and we were both glued to it instantly! It was such a great film with lots of emotion, laughter and even eye-opening messages. One of the best animated movies I've seen this year.
My fav scene is when the robots they met the humans and they are like "oh no we are good normal people who do normal thing we also eat normal" (pushes orange on face) "....yum yum good" I love that part
i like how the movie namedrops multiple real life things, like youtube and furbies are even significant to the plot, the furbies attack the mitchells in the mall, and youtube is how the dad showed dog cop to the robots and helped defeat pal. theres also instagram like i give an F
Spoilers: Me and my brother were watching this and the whole time he was like “When is he gonna talk about the Furbies?” And I had already watched the video, so I just nervously smiled at him as we continued to watch, knowing that you didn’t go over that part 😂
I noticed the Furby in the movie poster's background before I watched it. I would've been highly disappointed if they didn't put one in, and damn did they do far more with that than I anticipated!
Omg when Saber talks about the scene when Pal cuts the Wifi - “The old world is dead. To restore the wifi, we must make a sacrifice to the router!” That line was so out there, but had me laughing like crazy 😂
The Mitchell’s is literally my family. My brother would totally be looking through the phone book, calling random people, and asking if they like dinosaurs. And I am into film and production and want to go to film school. Oh, and my mom would totally only protect her ‘baby boy’ by defending him against robots.
I love that Katie is gay, and that's not her only or main character trait. They don't harp on it, they don't freak out about it, it's great. She's just a girl that happens to be a lesbian. THAT'S good representation right there. It doesn't need to be in your face.
something that made me immensely happy was the representation in the movie. katie's wearing a pride flag pin most of the time and at the end of the film, she ends up in a relationship with jade and? as a sapphic person this makes really glad because being they dont treat it like it's anything weird - it's normalized.
@@TucoTheKiller what do you mean shove it down your throat? disney is gross yeah, they're somewhat homophobic but still pander towards the lgbtq+ community during pride month but could you please elaborate on that? im genuinely a bit confused.
@@mothbugsy for example, when disney advertised the beauty and the beast remake every headline had "the very first openly gay character" which disney has done a thousand times
One of my favorite parts of the movie was when the mom and the dad were talking to each other after dinner and Katie and Rick's relationship. Linda: "We haven't had one good family picture because you two are always fighting!" *Shows multiple family photos where Katie and Rick are arguing in* Rick: "Well that one turned out well." *Points to a picture off screen* Linda: "That came with the frame!" *Shows picture of a photoshopped family in a frame* That part made me laugh so hard.
"Dog? Pig? Loaf of Bread?" The dog causing the robots to glitch was hilarious! And the furby scene could have been part of an entirely different horror movie, honestly.
Seeing Katie as a subtle LGBTQ+ character makes me happy, because it’s shown not as something that defines who she is, but that it just happens to be like another part of her. It feels natural, and it’s really healthy and heartwarming to see this kind of representation in media. As a member of the alphabet mafia, I wanna say good on Sony for the accurate and healthy representation! Disney could learn something from them lol (no hate to Disney, please don’t come for me)
Reminds me of the Hollow. There's is a scene about one character blaming another one for being a suck up for a girl. One replies back with "that's not possible. I literally can't! Because I'm gay" that his only line about his sexuality. It felt really natural, not like a massive insert. There was only a hint of the flag in his room. Just like stuff teenagers would have or do.
I really liked that too, as a lesbian I'm sick of it being the characters entire personality/plot focus, based around them coming out, or blink & you'll miss it (aka that optional two second scene of two female background characters kissing is star wars.) Anyway I think it was written & carried out really well. I hope to see more well balanced, nonchalant type representation in the future.
The most impressive thing about this movie is how they absolutely nailed the "middle aged woman using a phone" posture
Plot twist they used motion capture from a real middle aged mom using a phone 🤣
Y E S
MY MOOOOOOTHEEEEEEEEEER
@Pete Harrison what
@Pete Harrison Absolute garbage post = absolute legendary link scam
I watched this movie with my mother and when Aaron was taken by the machines and Linda says “my sweet baby” my mom literally went “don’t you piss off momma!” And then cackled when Linda tore the machines apart. And then proceeded to yell “YES!” When one of the machines said “the lavender one has found us”
Fun fact: if you have subtitles on whole watching the movie, the furbies will have their own translated dialogue and it’s pretty funny.
Its cool that the movie made unique use of subtitles
It was a good thing I always have subtitles on
The subtitles for the furbies are hilarious
I wonder if it actually matches Furbish
Wait, really? I don't remember having subtitles and they stillappeared
Ngl my favorite scene in the movie is when the brother is just calling random people in a phone book just to talk about dinosaurs.
that was really funny lol, that had me losing it
Agree 100
it's like phone scammers, but better ...
AGREED
Feels like me if I had some hard steel guts
When the dad smashes all their phones and then gives the pieces back to the son, and he’s just like fully sincere, “Thank you father 😃”. I love that.
I’d probably lost a part of my soul
@@glitchex9121 well you would have probably lost every part of your soul if he didn't destroy them because you would get captured and sent to the void
@@thenumber102k I would happily get sent into a void if I lost my phone anyways
Yea I also love that part
@@glitchex9121 can't argue with that, they had free wifi
That film is the only “kids these days are always on their phone” film that I really appreciated and wasn’t exaggerated in a bad way
Yeah they did a good job on making a nuanced perspective on it
I like how the villains argument was that not only do humans take each other for granted but they also take technology for granted in exchange for something new. Meaning the movie is kinda supporting technology as well as criticizing it
@@R0man.Geck0
I also like how they don't redeem the villain, or make her sympathetic.
Steven Universe's ending was ruined by having these megalomaniacal genocidal tyrants be redeemed because "They're overworked, and they're *sorry* about it."
In this case, the villain has an understandable motive, but refuses to change. She was given a very clear chance to stop what she's doing, and someone gave her exactly what she wanted ("a single reason why humanity should be spared"), and she completely ignored it and continued her plan anyway.
@@R0man.Geck0 hell, we don't usually see that comprehensive of a message in adult oriented stuff
imagine a kid's film
easily the best animated film I've seen since spiderverse
Dinner scene: am I a joke to you?
That scene where the dad orders like 12 swiffers and then cries in a corner
Mood
I died of laughter at that😂
That scene killed me
Relatable
I think it was 12 swiffers
The biggest problem this movie as is that the malfunctioning robots didn't get enough screen time
They were the best characters in the movie and literally every single line they had was comedy gold and I just wish we got to see more of them
i absolutely love eric and deborahbot
Frrrr
My normal human guy name is... Eric.
My name is also Eric! I mean, uh, Deborah. Bot. 5000.
Same 😔
"Keep a look out for the robots"
"I found one!"
"Me too!"
Watching Linda bringing forth unholy amounts of rage in order to fight and then becoming the most feared thing was my favorite
“haha mom’s scary now” :D
The best thing about it was how good the scene was made. You could definitely feel that catharsis we usually get when the hero goes full berserk in a movie and starts demolishing everyone. Also love how she was basically a warrior by the end, lol
This is way better then the like “love is the best weapon”
@@froglicker8277 "Love is the best weapon, and today love's name is LINDA!"
That was amazing and I loved it. I love how Aaron was like mom is scary now and so calm about it. I love how she was still super nice to her family but she made the robots fear her
what I really like is how they never had a strong bias on who was right amongst the daughter and father.
they both have obvious pros and cons that they show fairly.
the daughters understanding of computers is what saves the world and the fathers old fashioned survival skills keeps them alive
My favorite thing about this movie is Deborahbot and Eric isn't annoying and more likable than Olaf and Minion
I do love that about the movie
@@Type75Advance I love Debrohbot and Eric they were great
@@maem7462 indeed
Agreed
How Sony went from being one of the worst to the of the best animation companies in the span of less then a decade is truly amazing to me
But I do hate the emoji movie exists in the middle of all that it’s so painful haha
They're Basically The Pheonix Of Animation Studios
Objectively, emoji movie do have good animations and sound designs, plot and characters are the problem of that movie
@@hafirenggayuda True but it still sucks balls
@@danyinthetardis5683 that's the thing. Sony already got good foundation in animation, their problem is story direction and licensing.
Sony Animations fell hard with Emoji Movie but after that they’ve been one of the best major animation companies
It’s a mediocre for me
Funny how they went from rock bottom with that movie to climbing their way back up with movies like spider-verse and Mitchell’s vs machines. After hitting that low only way to go is up.
I want to believe that it was just a case of corporate thinking they know better (again) and getting the shaft up the rear as a result (again...)
Emoji movie is utter garbage
They have become an underdog
The scene where Aaron is seen hanging out with the neighbour and he just straight up fucking jumps out the window had me dead
"Sorry, force of habit!"
I WAS KIDDING I NEVER LIKED YOU, I HATED YOU
If I’m being honest, I didn’t like that character lol. He was a bit annoying and his voice didn’t match any physical trait about him
@@Palomar23 pretty sure that was the point
That scene had me in tears so much so I couldn't breathe. Lol. But another favourite scene of mine is when the introduce the super robots and one of the normal ones saids"what suck up" and starts insulting them only to be cut down. I nearly died laughing. Lol
The spanish dub makes the kid sound like a 30 years old man and it’s amazing.
Edit: Now I know he also sounds like one in the english version, I’m mexican and I saw it in spanish
Even in the english version the little boy sounds like a teenager
If you haven’t seen the English version...I’ve got some news for you
YEAH LMAO
Right the kid looks 10 but sounds 20 in English dub
Tiene la voz de Rigby de Regular Show 😭
They went hardcore on the details. That scene where she texts she makes a typo but the phone autocorrects it perfectly like IRL. It was a really neat attention to detail.
Ikr, Finally someone points that out!
I noticed that too. The detail is crazy
I loved that
My phone must be faulty then. Mine keeps autocorrecting a lot of things I type out correctly, then highlights the word it just put there saying it's wrong.
"Well, DUH. YOU did that."
I loved during the dog cop scene at the almost end of the movie was the green screen effect on the dog. Detail is perfect.
Movie: *exists*
Main character girl in the movie: I just wanted to take a damn plane to college...
@@thatperson278 i thought at the end the mom asked if her and another girl were official?
@@thatperson278 n the end also confirms it
@UC-9blJ8jyx68k4rALNQJB4A Oh my gosh! I’ve been looking for this comment, I saw it in the movie and I couldn’t keep my eyes off it, good job Netflix 😁. Also thanks for specifying I know this reply might seem weird but it actually means a lot to me that you shouted that out ❤️
@@thegentleman2820 no prob dude :)
@UC-9blJ8jyx68k4rALNQJB4A Oh I didn't even notice that. But I did feel like they my have been applying that since she seemed to like the girl she was going to meet in college.
I think one of my favorite things was Katie's relationship with her brother; Literally a breath of fresh air to have a positive sibling dynamic where the younger sibling wasn't obnoxious or gross at all (that was my gripe with Over the Moon) I just really liked that aspect of it. :)
Someone with a hk profile pic saying the word sibling
HOLD UP
Yep! It was amazing. I wish we could see, just one time, in a good movie, two siblings where neither is annoying or obnoxious or gross, but they just don’t get along, and have to live with that. They try and try, but they just never can get along
@GCcreatz Yes! It is also a great movie, I bought the art book for it too.
Can't believe they made a film about Saber and his family fighting of robots .
It’s a muh for me
Yeah true
And he’s got a gay daughter.
With 2 rebel/broken robots
And his family pet Joshua too
Evil Robot: Yes, my queen
Random robots: SUCK UP, “YeEEesSS My qUeEnNnNN” lmaoooo i was cryin
Buncha simps.
The robots had such an attitude, they were literally my favorites throughout the whole movie-
Bruh one of my favorite scenes
Lol ikr
Then they got slashed to pieces
I don’t even care what you say about this movie I liked it, Aaron is the best character don’t @ me
He has a bad dub tbh, that's the only thing that made me not like him. Every other language did it better (except french).
We must protect Aaron at all costs, he's a sweet and perfect baby boi who loves dinos, what's not to love about him?
thx bestie
@Ander_101 I agree
i agree
My favourite character is Monchi. He just screams “dumb, loveable dog” in every movie, but he’s so cute. I liked how he finally straightened his eyes to try and catch the PAL phone, doesn’t catch it. Amazing.
I love that Monchi is the kryptonite of facial recognition.
“Loaf of *BREAD!*”
@@3xfaster “SYSTEM ERROR.”
“AAAAAAAAAAAAA-“
@@tomsharman826 It's also hilarious because technically that's true about AI. AI only knows as much as us humans are able to program it. Them confusing what the dog was had me on the floor because of that.
Aaron: WHY AREN’T YOU NORMAL!?
@@msb9664 No machine expects the *PUG CAPTCHA*
I love how the entire movie was an elaborate joke about Mark Zuckerberg and Elon musk
GAGAGAGAGA I just disliked my own face because I am unpretty. HOWEVER: I always like my GOOD videos however. No dislikes allowed where I come from. Don't be mean, dear wii
@@AxxLAfriku what
@@AxxLAfriku did you just have a stroke?
Aw
Fun fact - the zucc/muskrat parody was played by Eric Andre
I actually ended up crying of laughter when I discovered that the furbies had their own subtitles that were so overly dramatic, it fit perfectly with all the furby memes.
LET THE DARK HARVEST BEGIN
@@bclynch30 THAT SHIT KILLED ME LMAO
@@bclynch30 BAHAH YES
IKR THE SUBTITLES MADE THE SCENE SO MUCH FUNNIER
TO THE GREAT DARKNESS... I RETURN
The Mitchells Vs The Machines feels like a Tumblr shitpost and I absolutely love it for that
finally i understand why i like it so much!!
especially the furby scene
Yes,this is almost how I described it
If feel like the outdated memes make sense, as Katie would’ve been in the generation that grew up with those memes.
they really just took the enjoyment out of the movie for me
@@nattycat1105 I get where you are coming from, as it can sometimes feel like memes can ruin the mood or be forced in.
@@Nal-Nation But it didnt really feel like forced for me it juust felt like something a film student in this times obsessed with memes would edit in thier movie
to me it felt kinda ironic, like how my friends send me 2012 memes even though they’re unfunny and old so it’s kinda funny still
Yes, like, I recognize it's old, but I don't find it cringy, it's like how i would use it myself
You know its good if Saber remembered all the protagonists names
You know the movie has potential if you remember the names of characters
If you can barely remember their names, it's most likely going to suck
Does my hero academia count I am not good with the names there
and able to watch it over and over with out getting tiered of it
One thing I noticed people saying about this movie was that the memes were old and that made the movie cringey. Honestly, those memes were so old they weren't cringey, they were nostalgic, and that added to me liking the film even more
I think the best way to add "pop-culture references" without being outdated as soon as production ends is making it a "period piece" set in a specific year (like Back to the Future).
Say, if the movie was specifically set in 2012 and full of 2012 memes, the "cringe factor" goes way down...
Yeah like hearing nyan cat
@@DonVigaDeFierro kind of reminds me of life is strange to a degree. Idk why
I saw that as the way Katie sees the world. The whole movie was exaggerated, because of Katie's ADHD-like vision of the world.
They got the internet and meme part better than the emoji movie.
you can see how much Sony evolved from Emoji to this
the emoji movie: alienated gen z, souless bodies walking around, trying to be trendy and funny, but failing miserably by misrepresenting emojis as belived culture
the mitchells: a weird family struggling to keep up with the pace of technology, but willing to change and save the world and their relationship
The Virgin Emoji Movie vs. The Chad Mitchells vs. the Machines
They're evolving
WAIT THIS IS SONY?!?!
@@h0lodm0966 yep, congrats sony pictures animation, you've been redeemed (probably)
My god I forgot that they even made the emoji movie. It is wild how far they have come and really shows what can happen when you actually put love and care into the movie. When I saw sony animation on the opening credits I was pretty hype like oh this is gonna be a treat
"Dog, pig, dog, pig, do- pi- do- pig, dog loaf of bread(?) Error error"
My God that had me rolling.
Eric and Deborah Bot: "Aaaaaahhhhhh!!!"
“ why aren’t these robots frizzing out like the others?”
“ they can tell the difference between a dog and a loaf of bread”😂😂
I for one LOVE how plot relevant a meme became to the defeat of the story's villain
I'm just glad they didnt overuse the joke
@@friendlyghosthost1830 *We can tell the difference between a dog and a loaf of bread
"Connected" sounds too much like an early 2010's movie trying to cash in on the single word adjective titles of Disney movies: Tangled, Brave, Frozen.
"Dog? Pig? Dog? Pig? Dog? Pig? Loaf of bread." Don't know why, but this movie made me laugfh, so much and favorite voice lines for robots too.
*SYSTEM ERROR*
f i was to slow good job
that made me laugh soooo HARD
Bruh maybe this wasn’t my kinda humor but we (my sister and I) only laughed when it was unintentionally dumb. I was literally being forced to watch it >:(
@@bigurodelaz Well sad for you I can't actually believe you were forced to watch it tho
I actually love the 'Outrun' neon art style with the robots and the architecture. Actually fantastic movie
Yea my favorite part of the movie was when they got to the PAL headquarters. I’m a big sucker for outrun stuff so seeing it made me really happy.
vaporwave: the animation
“It looks like a journey album cover”
-Rick Mitchell
@@johnhenrymills4517 “What’s an album?”
That's really【Ａ Ｅ Ｓ Ｔ Ｈ Ｅ Ｔ Ｉ Ｃ】.
“What a suck up. Yes my queen *mocking*”
The robots were the best part of most of the scenes.
ah yes, the robots understanding simping
yes
@@coastline_bow they are powerful.
dog---pig---bread AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!
@@cree11x5 LOAF OF BREAD *SYSTEM ERROR* AAAAAASASAH!
Between this and "Spiderverse," Sony is really upping their game in the animation industry. This is one of the funniest movies I've seen in recent years, especially the stuff with Monchi.
DOG PIG DOG PIG DOG PIG DOG PIG DOG LOAF OF BREAD
@@Akabalthy ERROR ERROR ERROR ERROR ERROR
I'm glad they're making a turn around! I really enjoyed Spider verse.
Monchi and the two robots made me laugh a lot. This movie was just hilarious
DANG IT KATIE
“Hey Dad can you check the trunk?
Yeah sur- DANG. KATIE”
I've watched the movie, only problem for me was *Eric and Deborahbot 5000 didn't get the screentime they deserved. Personally my favorite characters in the movie.*
Beautiful characters
Our beautiful baby boys
Same it looked adorable but gay and they’re my favourite too
I loved every moment they were on screen
They need to get a short of their own.
My favourite quote from the entire movie is the dad going "It took me 28 minutes and a lot of tears but I learned to use machines"
*meanwhile him having flashbacks about ordering 22 swiffers, crying in a corner and destroying the computer with the keyboard* Yup!
When he ñ i feel that
One of my favourite joke from this film is this one
“Your flight will last forever. And your final destination is the black void of distant space.”
But there is also free Wifi!!!
@@andrewdiaz3529 oh, oh that's good
@@OReily08080 aw crap i forgot my phone
@@melizii whoops!
The way Aaron yeeted himself out the window had me dying
no im NOT!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
When father leans closer to the daughter saying how they’ll be together in a close space for hours and hours during when they pack for the road trip was my favorite part. His eyes just goes more insane every second.
The whole thing with the parent being worried about their child and then taking them on a road trip bonding experience reminds me of A Goofy Movie
I found Aaron’s voice a cherry on top to the weirdness of the family while everyone else’s is bickering lmao
* dumps broken phone into hands *
"Thank you father"
I love that he likes dinosaurs for archeological and scientific reasons and not just because they look cool
aaron sounds like a 36 year old man tryna voice a child.
*oh wait.*
His voice is magical and I adore it
Lmao I thought not a lot of people noticed that. Sometimes took me out of the movie movie he spoked
I'm so glad that this film didn't push a "technology bad" or "the future is now old man" message. It's about meeting your loved ones half-way, and I really appreciate that.
As long as Sony keeps getting talented directors and writers on board, we can expect great things in the future.
Fun fact: when sound recording was invented, contemporary composers such as Arthur Sullivan and John Phillip Sousa *hated* it. It’s funny how human nature doesn’t change, huh?
I just couldn’t get over how Aaron sounded older then Katie, and he was meant to be a child-
Ikr lmao
I absolutely loved this movie but that was my only gripe was his voice but I will say by the end I kinda grew to it
IKR BUT IT MAKES IT SO FUNNY
he got the same syndrome as dipper and donalds nephews in the reboot, as "i know we are kids but screw it let put it grown ass adult voices" syndrome
thats the best part i love the voice so much
The visuals are amazing imo, it's like the personality of a comic turned into 3D
The movements seem natural and realistic but remain cartoony in nature and the faces look vaguely cell shaded in a way you can barely tell but still has an impact
The robots don't look stupidly impractical either like most movies of this kind tend to make them look
It reminded me of the borderlands art style
Idk why I haven't seen other people saying this but the art style really reminds me of like. Those late elemementary-middle school graphic novels like smile or babysitters club. Some influences from even big Nate or Captain underpants or wimpy kid.
@@lacytheespeon517 yeah, with the way the doodles followed katie, it’s like that thing they do in movies like Diary of a Wimpy Kid, where they put the drawings into real life
I think that's a lesson they took from Genndy Tartakovsy. When he directed "Hotel Transylvania," he didn't just want to "copy reality" using 3D. He wanted characters to move in cartoonish ways, because, well, it's an animated film!
I assume the people at Sony Pictures Animation also learned a lot with the Spider-Man movie.
I'm pretty sure the "made by the creators of into the spider verse" kinda explains the great art style and animation this movie has
Out of every characters in the movie, I love the two friendly robots Eric and Deborahbot (I think that's their names) and that one scene where they're just playing patty cake in the background was so cute
And Linda, I love that scene where she just goes sicko mode to those robot
plsss all three of those characters deserve more attention
immediately recognized Beck Bennet from SNL as Eric and Maya Rudolph as Linda - great casting!!
That one scene with Eric and Deborahbot holding hands in the background really punched my heart
Lol when he smashed the orange into his face 😂
@@mynameisbetty1767 "Yumyum good! Yum! Yum good!"
I really love the fact that this film was pro family instead of anti-technology, which it could have easily been.
i was honestly expecting the message of the movie to be "phone bad", but the fact that it wasn't was actually surprising
@@ourgoldenspires Its funny, the literal villain of the movie is a phone lol
This is so well put. I love this perspective
Pro-family anti technology dummy
@@ourgoldenspires Yeah, the message wasn't "phone bad book good" it was "we aren't using phones to connect with other people the way that we could" which is a better, less general message.
PAL having a mental breakdown on the table made me laugh so hard I had to pause cuz I couldn't see through my tears
"Beep boop beep boop"
".... that's a very hurtful stereotype"
😹🤣
PAL was the best character, in my opinion- as a person with anger issues I can confirm we just lay on tables and flop when we're angy
@@deninpaul7509 lemme educate you on that.
That part took me out
My favorite scene is (SPOILERS) when the dad tries to subscribe to Katie’s channel and accidentally orders 12 swifter mops
i dont think its THAT significant to the plot that you need to put a spoiler warning in your comment
@@Akabalthy eh doesnt hurt to do so in case someone doesn’t want to know
Lol yea
It’s slippers?
It's hilarious, you gotta hit like 12 other tabs just to buy a swiffer mop from amazon
I think they purposely made the pacing make the middle feel like the end to subvert your expectations as if to say “But wait, there’s more”
Yeah I feel like it also (in the narrative it’s self) is supposed to seem like it’s gonna end sooner then it does. Because the character assume after they find the mall and the helpful robots that everything (for the most part) will now be fine. That’s my theory at least.
@@froglicker8277 ik
@Jotaro Kujo you can keep your opinion to yourself.
@Jotaro Kujo I would say it's pacing was moderate considering I didn't felt bored or lack any interesting content throughout the film and the laptop failing caught me surprised. However, the movie for me was a bit too long (almost 2 hours) bc I think it's a bit too long for fun family movie. The art style is amazing and it's a nice breath of fresh air
what i will never get over is how the kid sounds like he’s 16 and going through puberty but 26 at the same time
bro he looks 8
@silent night It was on purpose. Same thing they do with a lot of young male animated characters, for example: Dipper from Gravity Falls. It’s just to fuck with audiences and add an comedic affect.
the kid is 12
I love his voice, it adds more of a comedic affect :D
Yeah, a lot of people hate on it but I honestly think it makes for some funny scenes. It definitely adds to the comedic affect for me and I feel like it also boosts the more mature moments.
The brother of Katie is legit rigby from regular show
1.his voice
2. He is fast
3. He holds stuff in front of his head
4. Jumps off the Window
Fun fact: In the spanish version, Aaron is voiced by the Spanish VA of Rigby
Lmao
5.- not a simp
@@bobosnailo he simps for the poseys child
@@p0larpawsss since when is saying I HATE YOU and running away simping lol
from the emoji movie to spiderverse and this, wow what a redemption
it's good
like suspiciously good for our timeline
@@matheussanthiago9685 Someone must have done something...
They made the emoji movie??? Wow, so much improvement. Spiderverse was my favorite movie for a while, and the emoji movie still gives me nightmares.
I mean really those two movie sucked this movie was wonderful
@@hazbinwolf9851 I'm sorry did you just say spider verse sucked???
The furbies scene was honestly the most cursed to ever witness
*_”Let the dark harvest begin!”_*
I was both terrified and delighted by it. It’s a strange feeling
As soon as I saw them I went into full panic mode
The only thing that could have made it more cursed is long furbies
@@Juror_08 NO GOD PLEASE NO
"Connected" would be the *Disney* title.
Disney makes one-word titles that are also a vague (yet still somehow ham-fisted) allusion to the theme of the movie, designed to make the audience feel clever when they "get it" - therefore triggering the reward center of their brains, leading to addiction.
"Oh...so she was FROZEN, like, metaphorically n shit. I M smrt."
ah
The father was the best part of this whole movie. My favorite part is when he destroys the phones and tablets than tells the family that it is for their safety, only for him enjoying it way too much XD
“This absolutely gives me no joy!” *proceeds on jumping up and down, breaking their phones*
@@onelonelypotato7204 XD
@@chellastation The comedy in the movie is so good.
@@onelonelypotato7204 yeah
And when he gave the pieces of the phone back to Aaron and he just said “thank you father!”
Gen Z has never been better described by a cartoon movie
Ikr
Yeah lol
rIGHT
I’ve yet to see a movie perfectly depict gamers
Lmao
I think one of my favourite parts of the film is how they acknowledge that most of the bad things that technology can do for us only happen when they are misused and under regulated by humans, and how much good they can do when used well. A lot of this type of movies normally go with the old “technology bad” type of argument, and it’s so refreshing to see something like this
Yes! Tech needs balance, but it’s not inherently bad.
I feel like tropes are moving towards this message; technology is here, it isn't going anywhere, but let's look at the positive aspects it can bring". Kind of like what The Creator did.
Honestly, this movie made me cry my eyes out. My dad died suddenly back at the beginning of March and all I could think about was me and my dad. I related so heavily to the characters and all the things I'm gonna miss doing with my dad. Sorry guys, I'm a sap
It's good dude hope you're getting better at the handling your loss
I thought this was going to be a goofy movie all the was through, but it had such a good message about family and human connections that I got the feels.
I'm with you, I have never had a stable family. All of my father figures were pretty trash except for one who's trying his best but has many flaws, and I only have 1 family member who is connected by blood who I'm close to. So this movie really, really spoke to me and I was really able to connect to it. Despite the cringey internet jokes. Those were kinda painful at times
@@nasirreii Idk, I didn't fell like those were completely out of place personally. Except maybe the part when the whole family is cat filtered and then again it was meant to be lame
Don't worry paracosm, you aren't a sap! This movie was really good
The moment the movie came out on Netflix my sister barged into my room and really said “WATCH THIS MOVIE WITH ME”.
We watched it and I love it so much due to the humor and the round ass dog
I think you mean pig or was it a dog no pig for sure but might smell like dog no no wait i remember it was a loaf of bread the whole time haha silly bread.
@@zerokura 👁👄👁
@Pristine Artifact awe :(
Hope y’all watch it together again next time :D
@@zerokura I think it’s a loaf of bread
@@zerokura B R E A D
I just noticed that the dad character looks like Karl Hess, a famous survivalist and anarchist who loved tools and the wilderness. The dad has his beard style, his glasses, his moustache, even sort of his outfit. It actually kind of makes sense based on how the character is.
I thought it was Seth Rogan LMAO
he looks like my dad LMFAO
No one is going to mention how good Katie's movie was and also made me cry when her dad watched it finally
same
Pal: ”Put me on the table. I wish to flop around in a blind rage”
That line had me laughing for like five minutes straight
The robots: i pretend i do not see
I can't believe Saber didn't talk about the giant Furby in the mall. That scene was one of the best scenes in cinematic history
"Pain only makes me stronger!"
Why did it have a laser beam and nothing else
Yeah considering he's a furry I thought he'd love it
@@AllMight6 It’s a furby, we all know they’re secretly death machines waiting for us to let our guard down
“To the darkness I return”
My son turned this on the other day and I was pleasantly surprised. I would like to see more animated movies that share the energy this film has that allowed it to take full advantage of its animated medium
Rick and Katie at the start of the movie are basically:
Rick - "I don't want the big dangerous world to crush your dreams!"
Katie - "It doesn't need to - you just did."
And at the end:
Rick - "Alright, give it a shot. But if it fails, I'm still here."
Katie - "That's all I ever wanted."
And the fact that they made every high concept, and high-octane action sequence, and every joke serve that shift in viewpoint made this movie for me. It could have been so disjointed, but because they oriented everything else around that relationship it works perfectly.
There just so many concepts in this movie that were executed pretty well
Ikr I actually caught my dad tearing up at some point while watching it which is extremely rare and that tells me this movie can connect with the audience on a emotional level. It could also be bc I’m starting college soon and I have similar interests to Katie and my dad has similar interests to Rick. (Sorry this was so long lol)
@@toomanyfandomskiddo8932 not so long at all! I love that TMVTM can get your dad so invested!
Between this and Disenchantment, I think we have learned that Eric Andre is a competent voice actor who spends his time body checking desks and vomiting and then eating it
He wasn’t even bad in The Lion King, although they kept giving him awful jokes to work with
Sabers: “And you even don’t need Netflix premium to watch it. Take notes Disney.”
Disney: *releases Luca without the need to pay extra 30 bucks*
They also released soul for free
Unfortunately Raya and 2 live action remakes didn’t/ won’t get the same treatment
@@Blanks8 black widow will be $30
It’s Pixar’s movies that they’re letting release normally on Disney +. Not sure why they feel they need the extra cash for their native Disney projects. It’s such a turn-off.
there’s subscriptions for subscriptions now?
@cheese nipples SO MANY. Argh. I think Amazon Prime is the worst; they have a bunch of extra packages for HBO or whatever. Hulu has a Live package, but I can't remember if there are any others.
i hope the hs class of 2020 feels seen in this movie - how the world was in a catastrophic state as katie was trying to head off to college & she still had to go and act like everything was normal lol
although their version of a 2020 disaster is 500 times better than the one we got
class of 2020 here. i cried man, i was going to go to art school and blam - apocalypse. not robots, but COVID.
@@matheussanthiago9685 right! at least theirs had a definitive end to it and (presumably) no one died :/
@@GraceCleo and it took just a couple months for things to return to normal
@@friendbeezo3485 I know people who didn't get their deplomas until August.
Go class of 2020.
Why does the little boy sound like he’s in his twenties?
*from the writers of Gravity Falls
Oh, that explains it
I never watched gravity falls and I thought Dipper's voice would be lighter. Was surprised when I saw a clip that he voice is deep af
There's one episode where he gets his voice changed by a potion to make it deeper, that may be where the clip you saw is from, I myself never found dippers voice that noticeably out of proportion with his size or age.
@@Dat-Doomba you're mission out on a lot dude
I think he's meant to be mid-pubescent and his voice is ahead of his growth. But he looks way too young to fit that profile.
I like how everything was important! Rick gives everyone screwdrivers as gifts? That's important! A wooden moose? That's important! The video Katie makes at the start of the movie? That's important!
What l really like about this movie is that they gave representation. Katie has her quirks and issues. But when they bring up her sexuality. It isn't a big deal; it just a part of her that gets mentioned time to time. Which is important because people's sexuality isn't their whole personality.
i like how they made subtle hints towards it instead of just throwing it at the end out of nowhere, to me it feels more authentic. i noticed the rainbow pin on her jacket, and while of course it could’ve been nothing more than a regular pin, i was pleasantly surprised to have my suspicions confirmed by the end of the movie!
this last part may be just my wlw self projecting, but i also got the vibes from the way she talked about the girl she met from college before it was revealed they started dating lol
@@zombii.444 same here!! And one of the first times they introduce Katie she's under a rainbow with the lesbian pride flag colours! I definitely got ~vibes when she was talking to her friend and I'm so happy I've been validated haha
@@zombii.444 I agree!! I thought it was cute and well done
@Christian Travieso I mean, we do tho
@@llama4president195 omg really?? i just have to go see that!
"Set me down, I wish to flop around on the table in a blind rage"
I was actually wheezing!
I think the subtitles made it even funnier
"Vibrating" "screaming" "OH MY GOD-" "muffled vibrating" "muffled screaming"
@@IzzyRoseDoesArt it sounds sus but still funny
Best part!
@@randomfoxboy508 sus???? 😳
@@eliteanimations7924you might not understand 😳
I genuinely loved finding out Katie and Jade were together. I was really hoping it'd be more than just a "haha gal pals" type deal, it was so like simple but I really loved it
The most unrealistic thing about this movie was Katie going to art school in California. Like girl, do you have any idea how stupidly expensive it is to go to school down there and how much the freaking dorms cost? You'd be spending more money for tuition and boarding than you'll make in 10 years as a graphic designer/animator.
Unless your parents earn six figures a year (which they probably don't because her Mom's a first grade teacher and her dad's a...carpenter?) then the best you can hope for is living out of a car and eating noodles out of a cup for breakfast.
@@timtam3730 IDK, the mom fight scene really makes it seem like she knows how to fight. Maybe the money is from a previous job of hers where she fought a lot?
i know when Katie was like "I even met this girl, Jade shes really cool.." I shipped them.
question is there'd have to be a sequel with them together. but what can you do in the sequel? the mitchells already saved the world... maybe pal had a backup program hidden away somewhere in the company mainframe (in case of emergency).
@@timtam3730 I'm assuming she got a scholarship to begin with, and I would hope that after saving the damn world she wouldn't have to worry about things like tuition or the cost of literally anything ever. o3o
The way they mixed 2D and 3D animation is pure gold
Fun thing: Look at all of the backgrounds really closely, the vast majority are completely 2d on different layers so that the 3d models could Interact with it
Also think they mix in a sort of comic feel
@@Radiosilenced Indeed !! Noticed that during the kitchen scene :)
@Pete Harrison thanks that made my day xD
Honestly I just really loved the passing line at the end with Katie and her friend being teased at “being a thing”, but that it came from a place of love and acceptance. That really hit home for me, personally. Would love to see the film again, with the rest of my family next time!
I felt like I'd transcended when I started looking at animated films the way my favorite reviewers did. Like yes. I can look at a film critically in an effective manner, recognizing what works and what doesn't. I am your lord now.
Also, I couldn't be happier that there are other animated studios separate from Disney making beautiful things and getting the recognition for it too.
Yes, But some of the jokes were pretty cringy
@@subifyouhatetiktokandreddit234 yah but they do get ignored so.....
Ah, that happened to me for the first time with the Beauty and the Beast reboot. A truly magical moment...
@@subifyouhatetiktokandreddit234 yeah, I was worried that they would interrupt/taint the viewing experience more than it did, but I'm glad they didn't go overboard with the cringe/uncanny humor. The stock photo might have been the only instance of real life stuff in the film that made me *laugh.* for the most part, excluding the weird uncanny Valley stuff, and a couple cliches, the film was pretty darn funny!
YES Disney is disgraceful at this point
My thoughts exactly! I thought it was very entertaining, but also felt like it would "never end". Overall, would still recommend for the animation style alone ^_^
I literally watched this yesterday and was thinking : “Saber is probably gonna make a video on this.”
Same
Same here
It is a cinematic movie just like scoob! & the peanuts movie
i actually watched it yesterday to (for the first time)
Same!!!!
This is one of the few movies with real world tech references that doesn't feel like it was made by some old guys in a meeting room.
This is very true. But it did feel like a 15-year-old's idea of "topical," which isn't that much better imo.
The way they actually handle the real-world tech references is much better than the garbage cash-grab that is The Emoji Movie.
It one of the more relatable family-friendly animated movies of 2021,and I haven't seen it
Also I wish y'all a great day.
Yes but like some of the parts were kinda cringe
Okay that fair
@@subifyouhatetiktokandreddit234 eh, nothing's perfect :p
thanks, you too, person!
@@subifyouhatetiktokandreddit234 it’s a cartoon, what the hell would you think, cartoons are always silly and exaggerated, nothing surprising.
the scene where Linda goes savage and kicks all the robots asses shows the true raw power of a mother when one of her kids are in danger
It was so precious, I almost cried
The power of adrenalin.
Parents are actually shown to get extreme strength when their kids are in danger
Anyone connected to gravity falls and their creations has my immediate attention.
Same here🤚
Anyone WHAT to gravity falls?
@@cometaHavoc
THERE IT IS
Exactly 👏🏽 gravity falls is my favorite show ever.
I can’t get over Aaron’s voice he looks like he’s 8 acts like he’s 12-15 and sounds like he’s 18-25 but for some reason it was weirdly satisfying and in my experience of movie watching the kids usually sound like a chubby two year old or an adult and I kept making comments about it the whole movie
I had a deep voice when I was 11
@@sleepyneko1885 ok
@DJHart ok
Well, I'm betting the slightly broken family helped the mental maturity somewhat, even when hyperfixations are concerned. And hey, sometimes parts of puberty like voice changes and such just kinda slip through the cracks for guys (I wouldn't fully know though since I'm a girl, but my voice started deepining around when I was 11 or so, so it's not too far of a stretch)
@@Joe-Harringt0n sounds like somebody didn’t have a deep voice when they were 10 or 11
I really loved the scene where the elder furby was summoned and I had a ton of fun reading the captions.
"LET THE DARK HARVEST BEGIN."
My favorite so far was when the roombas (vacuum cleaners) try to attack but they fall off saying "ouch" "the pain" "this is humiliating"
It’s completely emotionless though 🤣
CARNAGE!!!
Back in elementary school I was known as the kid who loved dinos and I was given the end of the year title “Dino Dan”, also my names Aaron so ftw
I swear this movie spied on people. The dad has the same jacket as my dad.
Also I was like that too but with dragons
My partner randomly clicked on this movie on Netflix and we were both glued to it instantly! It was such a great film with lots of emotion, laughter and even eye-opening messages. One of the best animated movies I've seen this year.
I love how Alex Hirsch, Conan O’Brien, and Doug the Pug all voiced characters in this movie. Idk why, I just thought it was interesting
Who did Alex Hirsch voice
@@JETS5 dirk, he showed up like twice he was in the college
Great voice acting 👏👌
@@JETS5 a giant furby
Who did Doug the pug voice?
My fav scene is when the robots they met the humans and they are like "oh no we are good normal people who do normal thing we also eat normal" (pushes orange on face) "....yum yum good" I love that part
Especially after they used their definitely not human containment gun to launch a dino head and break the wall; the context made it funnier.
The dinosaur kid is literally my favourite character of all time
Same
@@Domiitails your username is crack
Aaron you mean
The only good character in the movie along with the two good robots
People after watching this movie: "who knew furbies were so terrifying"
Tattletail: Am I a joke to you?
I miss Tattletail
Hands down the scariest part of the movie
i like how the movie namedrops multiple real life things, like youtube and furbies are even significant to the plot, the furbies attack the mitchells in the mall, and youtube is how the dad showed dog cop to the robots and helped defeat pal. theres also instagram like i give an F
Spoilers: Me and my brother were watching this and the whole time he was like “When is he gonna talk about the Furbies?” And I had already watched the video, so I just nervously smiled at him as we continued to watch, knowing that you didn’t go over that part 😂
I noticed the Furby in the movie poster's background before I watched it. I would've been highly disappointed if they didn't put one in, and damn did they do far more with that than I anticipated!
Omg when Saber talks about the scene when Pal cuts the Wifi - “The old world is dead. To restore the wifi, we must make a sacrifice to the router!” That line was so out there, but had me laughing like crazy 😂
Sacrifice the Cheeto President to the Wi-Fi router
@@lesb1anEvilWubb0x ex-President but yes - I agree 😂
Tbh the airlines fight commercial by the robots would make everyone laugh. Also Eric and DeborahBot5000 are best boys.
The Mitchell’s is literally my family. My brother would totally be looking through the phone book, calling random people, and asking if they like dinosaurs. And I am into film and production and want to go to film school. Oh, and my mom would totally only protect her ‘baby boy’ by defending him against robots.
I appreciate the suga pfp
I love that Katie is gay, and that's not her only or main character trait. They don't harp on it, they don't freak out about it, it's great. She's just a girl that happens to be a lesbian. THAT'S good representation right there. It doesn't need to be in your face.
YES THIS ^
@Alex Wells I think it’s too late for them lol
i loved that as well like the subtle references like the lesbian flag in her bed room, it adds layers to the character
I hate it
man i didnt even catch that while watching, dang
something that made me immensely happy was the representation in the movie. katie's wearing a pride flag pin most of the time and at the end of the film, she ends up in a relationship with jade and? as a sapphic person this makes really glad because being they dont treat it like it's anything weird - it's normalized.
I saw she was gay and i was like "cool"
Unlike Disney where they dead ass have to shove it down your throat and ask for the brownie points
@@TucoTheKiller what do you mean shove it down your throat? disney is gross yeah, they're somewhat homophobic but still pander towards the lgbtq+ community during pride month but could you please elaborate on that? im genuinely a bit confused.
Omg I didn’t even notice she was wearing the pin!
@@mothbugsy for example, when disney advertised the beauty and the beast remake every headline had "the very first openly gay character" which disney has done a thousand times
@Thefemalearrow I knew about the pride pin she had, but I actually did not notice that.
I wouod never have thought that the people who made the Emoji Movie will be challenging Pixar for quality
pixar is more emotional unlike sonys comedic style so idk about that tbh lol
@@h0lodm0966 spiderman into the spiderverse topped greatest animated movie of the century lists of every reputed critic.
reality can very much be stranger than fiction
I think they figured out what works
@@skiran69 DAAAAAAMNN. i mean.. deserved😳😳
One of my favorite parts of the movie was when the mom and the dad were talking to each other after dinner and Katie and Rick's relationship.
Linda: "We haven't had one good family picture because you two are always fighting!"
*Shows multiple family photos where Katie and Rick are arguing in*
Rick: "Well that one turned out well." *Points to a picture off screen*
Linda: "That came with the frame!"
*Shows picture of a photoshopped family in a frame*
That part made me laugh so hard.
HA i know right?
That came with the frame!
One if the funniest, and the VA definitely delivered the line perfectly
@@FandomFrenzy Yup haha
@@screebchese5034 IT CAME WITH THE FRAME
"Dog? Pig? Loaf of Bread?" The dog causing the robots to glitch was hilarious! And the furby scene could have been part of an entirely different horror movie, honestly.
Seeing Katie as a subtle LGBTQ+ character makes me happy, because it’s shown not as something that defines who she is, but that it just happens to be like another part of her. It feels natural, and it’s really healthy and heartwarming to see this kind of representation in media. As a member of the alphabet mafia, I wanna say good on Sony for the accurate and healthy representation! Disney could learn something from them lol (no hate to Disney, please don’t come for me)
Reminds me of the Hollow. There's is a scene about one character blaming another one for being a suck up for a girl.
One replies back with "that's not possible. I literally can't! Because I'm gay" that his only line about his sexuality.
It felt really natural, not like a massive insert. There was only a hint of the flag in his room.
Just like stuff teenagers would have or do.
No, you're right, Disney seems really afraid. I expected something for Raya, but never mind
I really liked that too, as a lesbian I'm sick of it being the characters entire personality/plot focus, based around them coming out, or blink & you'll miss it (aka that optional two second scene of two female background characters kissing is star wars.)
Anyway I think it was written & carried out really well. I hope to see more well balanced, nonchalant type representation in the future.
"alphabet mafia" 🤣
Yeah! I love the fact that her sexuality isn't the only "personality" she has.