You know the "The hero we deserve, not the hero we need" quote? You also know how that quote is misquoted all the time into 1 000 000 different versions? Like "Not the hero we want, but the hero we deserve" and all that. Rango walks into his OWN movie, and he is not the hero they want, need, or deserve, and SOMEHOW through sheer grit and an incredible ability to catch himself every time he trips, he manages to leave his OWN movie the hero they need, want, deserve, and most importantly, have. I dont admire a lot of people. But Rango. Now thats someone to wish you were.
I really feel like calling movies like this "kids movies" because they're made for all audiences is doing them a disservice and making people more hesitant to experience what they have to offer. Still though, amazing analysis of one of my all time favorite films
I love that Rango has gotten the appreciation it deserves in many videos similar to this on youtube, my favorite animated movie, and probably top 5 movies ever. Also want to mention my favorite quote on who a hero is: "A hero is just a man, who knows he is free" - from The Sons of Fate by The Protomen
Rango sometimes feels like an anomaly that just barely came into existence by sheer luck! Glad it happened nonetheless, experiencing that movie as a kid definitely can change ones perspective of seeing more than meets the eye in storytelling. I probably love Studio Ghibli films now more than ever because of it and many others like it that got to exist because artists and storytellers were allowed the freedom to make what their imagination could think up lol
Rango has been my favorite movie for a long time, and I think it always will be. I come back to watch Range regularly throughout the year. The tale of discovering ones self is not a new one, but never has it been delivered as well as this movie was able to do. No movie or book ever made me feel like a character had changed like Rango had, and I think the only comparison I can really make to how much it changed my worldview is Detroit: Become Human, and if a Nickelodeon animated movie that is almost 20 years old (yikes) can be compared to Detroid: Become Human, I think it can be classified as a true masterpiece of story telling. Thank you for the video.
Yo, has this thing ever been done in films/shows/other medium? That is, explicitly breaking the fourth wall and internal logic in order to ironically be immersive. Bruh, if Rango is the first movie to have ever done this, then Rango is revolutionary! BTW, I have low knowledge in filmmaking; I just started loving movies. Excuse me if this is a known thing.
Rango is the one movie that I will, no matter what, always watch a video essay on. Not enough people talk about this masterpiece of a western
I was born in 2001 and I gotta say, this is by far my favourite western.
this film actually introduced me to westerns :)
You know the "The hero we deserve, not the hero we need" quote? You also know how that quote is misquoted all the time into 1 000 000 different versions? Like "Not the hero we want, but the hero we deserve" and all that.
Rango walks into his OWN movie, and he is not the hero they want, need, or deserve, and SOMEHOW through sheer grit and an incredible ability to catch himself every time he trips, he manages to leave his OWN movie the hero they need, want, deserve, and most importantly, have.
I dont admire a lot of people. But Rango. Now thats someone to wish you were.
“You got killer in your eyes son? I don’t see it”
Just rewatched this movie last week. Such a modern classic of animation
I really feel like calling movies like this "kids movies" because they're made for all audiences is doing them a disservice and making people more hesitant to experience what they have to offer.
Still though, amazing analysis of one of my all time favorite films
I love that Rango has gotten the appreciation it deserves in many videos similar to this on youtube, my favorite animated movie, and probably top 5 movies ever.
Also want to mention my favorite quote on who a hero is: "A hero is just a man, who knows he is free" - from The Sons of Fate by The Protomen
Rango sometimes feels like an anomaly that just barely came into existence by sheer luck! Glad it happened nonetheless, experiencing that movie as a kid definitely can change ones perspective of seeing more than meets the eye in storytelling. I probably love Studio Ghibli films now more than ever because of it and many others like it that got to exist because artists and storytellers were allowed the freedom to make what their imagination could think up lol
I am absolutely obsessed with this movie
Rango has been my favorite movie for a long time, and I think it always will be. I come back to watch Range regularly throughout the year. The tale of discovering ones self is not a new one, but never has it been delivered as well as this movie was able to do. No movie or book ever made me feel like a character had changed like Rango had, and I think the only comparison I can really make to how much it changed my worldview is Detroit: Become Human, and if a Nickelodeon animated movie that is almost 20 years old (yikes) can be compared to Detroid: Become Human, I think it can be classified as a true masterpiece of story telling. Thank you for the video.
An F to pay respect to the moles.
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Yo, has this thing ever been done in films/shows/other medium? That is, explicitly breaking the fourth wall and internal logic in order to ironically be immersive.
Bruh, if Rango is the first movie to have ever done this, then Rango is revolutionary!
BTW, I have low knowledge in filmmaking; I just started loving movies. Excuse me if this is a known thing.
I love this movie so much, and you give it so much justice
Duuuude, that last bit; holy shit i lost it
Both this movie and this channel are criminally underrated. Or are they? Is this just an act? Is the good content part of some scheme!? Who knows.
Rango is one of my favourite films, glad you took a look and showed it some love
I love rango. Watch it about twice a year.
I love seeing videos on rango, I love this movie so much
Childhood classic
This essay is great
Commenting as a sacrifice to the almighty RUclips algorithm.
responding to a comment as a desperate plea for the engagement gods to bless a video I really thought would do better
@@ObviousPuppet Man, that is unfortunate how this video did. It deserves better. I will share it to see if I can help give it more life.
Literally me the animated movie
Great movie.
"The things we could do with wasted lobbying money". Ironically fix the humanitarian problems the lobbyists create.
Thoreau .Henry David❤
6:08 what were you going to show?
yes yes hahahaha