*CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED* Brother Bear Reaction: FIRST TIME WATCHING (review/ commentary)
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Another thing that makes this movie so mature and complex: It is one of the very few Disney movies without an antagonist, because Kenai is his own antagonist.
This movie definitely does have an antagonist, and it's Denahi. What the movie doesn't have is a villain. Those two words mean different things.
I love the positive masculinity in this story. The lesson Kenai learned was that love is just as important for men and masculinity, and that love is more than romance. It punishes violence- violence that stems from a place of insecurity and a sense of weakness- with forcing him into a caring role that led him to understand his own responsibility and the way love shaped his life, and led him away from a really dark path of revenge and cruelty.
Perfectly said!
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You’re over thinking it. He just learned that the bears aren’t mindless killing machines and showed some compassion. “Positive masculinity” lmao it’s a kids movie, it’s not real life. In real life your so called “toxic masculinity” has decided countless wars and fights , and decided who ends up on top. You soft kids now a days making up words
@@popsiclecheese4256 "toxic masculinity has led to thousands of meaningless deaths in war and perpetuated global systems of tyranny and hardship. Somehow I think this is a positive of toxic masculinity and not negative."
Lmao, you sound like a textbook definition of toxic masculinity. Are you a an alpha male lol? Lemme guess you're part of the tater tot gang?
The fact you didn't see the plot--twist coming concerning Koda's mother makes that moment so much more impactful as well, so it was nice seeing that in someone else's reaction. I also love your post-reaction analysis. Keep up the stellar work, man.
Yup. Agreed. People usually figure it out so it kinda ruins the reaction when the twist comes up so this was great. That moment he realizes was great.
It's one of those things that you see coming but still can't belive it. Roots gives me the same reaction each time when Kunta runs into the ambush on the beach.
I think that Kenai becoming a bear was also a sacrifice for Koda. Koda forgave him, and he keep being a bear in order to take care of Koda. Same thing that Sitka did when he was the older brother.
One little detail I love about this movie is that when you first see the bear it's eyes are black and make it look like a monster. But by the end when you see Koda's mother again her eyes aren't black anymore because Kenai doesn't see bears as monsters.
I love that conclusion you came up with "lack of communication leads to violence". I hadn't thought about that.
It reminds me of a quote from the movie Nightcrawler: "...these experts have identified communication as the number one key to success." Now, in that movie the line is being delivered by a sociopath, but I think there is a lot of real world truth in valuing communication, and that it often be an effective remedy to many problems
"Those monsters are really scary, especially with those sticks" and "It's partly about a man and partly about a bear, but mostly, it's about a monster" are the most raw, emotional lines in this movie for me and I love how the second thematically ties into Kenai's character journey of recognizing that it's all about perspective and his actions made him the monster of that situation
Sitka let Denai right to Kenai so Kenai would experience the full responsibility he had. When Denai attacks him and is about to stab him, he doesn't fight back anymore. Not for himself.
But when Koda appears, his parental / brotherly instinct kicks in, just what Koda's mom experienced. Sitka was a good brother... but hacking cruel.
My favourite Disney movie! Incredible score, emotionally devastating and memorable - I don’t know what more you could want. I love the parallels in this movie, especially during the ‘Family’ song where three young bears stand and reach for the birds, exactly the same way as the three brothers during the opening song ♥️ Joaquin Phoenix is an incredible voice actor 🙂 glad you enjoyed, loved the commentary!
I love watching these reactions cause I've been wanting to rewatch alot of these movies, and this way it feels like I'm watching them with someone who's genuinly paying attention/is interested in the movie too :]
Thank you!!
This movie is one of my absolute favoruites. Makes me cry everytime but I love the message and the visuals so so much. Really good film to teach about grief and its impact. I always loved the scene showing sitka reuniting with his brothers and Koda reuniting with him mum one more time. That part was extremely comforting to me after I lost my grandma as a child.
I realized during your reaction that even though this movie is 90% singles for its soundtrack, it is still technically a musical because Koda sings :D
And its beautiful to see that all the three brothers fullfilled their totens in the end. Sitka was guidance and he guided his brothers along their journey, Kenai fullfilled his by staying with the bears to raise Koda with brotherly love and Denai was wisdom and he says in the end that he shared the wisdom of his brother's journey
this movie is so beautiful. I feel like Sitka purposefully led Kenai to Koda because he knew that Koda needed a caregiver and it was a way of having Kenai make up for what he had done: taking away Koda's mother. he could also learn a lesson from the experience at the same time. so happy you were able to pick up on all the lessons this movie had to offer and that you enjoyed it as well ❤️
The full conversation between Kenai telling Koda what happened was a deleted scene that can be found here on RUclips, I feel like the scene would’ve hit harder if it was a mix of the two. Don’t get me wrong, the scene still hits hard as is but I think the actual scene should’ve been included in the movie. Overall, I enjoyed your reaction to the movie and I hope you can eventually react to The Road to El Dorado (as Traffic Junky put in the comments earlier).
Totally underrated movie. I'm glad that a lot of movie commentary/ reaction videos are honouring this gem and reacting to it. Spread the love and recognition. One of the best-animated movies. It has such beautiful messages and a solid plot :)
We natives believe that bears are one of the most loving they’ll risk their life for their cubs,feed them and keep them tell adulthood 🧡. Fact in my native language Cree muskwa means bear 🐻
I really love the loving relationship that all three brothers had in this movie. So many times shows and movies depict sibling relationships as needlessly cruel under the guise of “teasing” and while these brothers loved to give each other crap, there was genuine love there.
I agree -- this movie is INCREDIBLY underrated -- you're absolutely right. It's such a beautiful and unusual film, and the plot twists really feel surprising and yet so essential. One of my favorite Disney hidden gems, and incredibly moving.
it really is underrated. it's such a beautiful story about love, forgiveness and understanding. no matter how many time's I've watched it, it still makes me cry like a baby. I really feel for Denahi who isn't spoken about enough, having to lose two brothers in such a short period of time, full of anger and grief that he became the person he warned Kenai not to be, and his selflessness to agree with Kenai staying as a bear after finding out he was still alive just so he could remain beside Koda. that takes a lot of heart. all 3 brothers are truly amazing and of course little Koda. he really understood both sides of such a tragic situation and chose in his heart to forgive. [he didn't have to].
Well said
definitely a very underrated and overlooked movie, seen it when it came out in cinema and immediately appreciated it, looks very nice, has a really good story, message, great score, the main characters are very solid, it has heart, mixes the tones nicely, its an overall very good movie :)
Yeah, I love that movie! I'm crying every time and the songs are wonderful especially in combination with those landscapes. This story is one of the most beautiful and emotional story I've ever seen. Every time I'm watching this movie I want to have siblings...Or even cousins...
This i such a beautiful movie both literally and figuratively. Glad you watched it with us. ❤🌟
Kenai transforming into a bear again is a sort of redemption for killing the mother: He took a caregiver away, so now he becomes a new caregiver for Koda. I think it was needed for his journey to be complete. It's also a true act of love, so it's where his Totem leads him. Did you catch that the old man telling the story in the beginning is Denahi? His Totem is wisdom, and he shares the wisdom of his brother's story.
Also the elk brothers always manage to make me laugh, even if they are so obviously the comic relief. 😊
I tried resisting but I must say they're moose not elk
I know this was made a while ago but I wanted to say this because almost no one else ever does when reviews of this movie comes up. Joaquin Phoenix who played Kenai lost his real brother before this movie was filmed. They said his lamenting screams in the recording booth during Sitka’s death were too intense for younger viewers so they cut it out.
I wish I could like this reaction video thousand times. Thank you for great reaction. Love your videos
Wow, thank you so much! Your feedback means a lot, I'm happy you're enjoying them :)
Here’s some fun facts about Brother Bear, though some of you already them.
-Koda is played by Jeremy Suarez aka Jordan from The Bernie Mac Show.
-D.B Sweeney, the actor who plays Sitka, previously played in Disney’s Dinosaur as Aladar.
-Denahi is played by Jason Raize, who is well known for being part of the original Broadway cast of The Lion King, where he played as Simba.
-In the early stages of production, it was under two different titles; Shadow Bear and Bears.
-Kenai was originally gonna have an older brother figure named Griz. But got replaced with Koda cause the execs figured it’s best that Kenai have a younger brother figure.
Kenai was voiced by Joaquin Phoenix. Joaquin’s big brother died from an accidental drug overdose in the early hours of Halloween 1993. Joaquin was there and called 911. Unfortunately it was too late. The Phoenix family is and has been vegan since the mid 70s. This movie came out ten years, to the month, since River (his brother) died.
Nobody ever notices that the mountain is shaped like a bear head....
The underrated movies (brother bear, treasure planet, Atlantis etc) are always the best ones in my opinion. 💜💜💜
This movie did more justice for love between siblings than Frozen ever could've
This is one of my favorite Disney movies, it's so underrated 😭😭😭😭
Gotta appreciate the variety of bear designs. :P
Great movie and soundtrack! Happy you reacted to it!
brilliant reaction and discussion, this film is absolutely underrated!
Thanks a lot! And I agree, this film deserves so much more attention
i looooove this movie 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 it’s so underrated but so beautiful!
First time i watched it was in Cinema.
What i find to be the most emotionally impactful part of this movie is the fact that Joaquin Pheonix, who voices Kenai, DID really lose a brother. One of the creators of this film even said that this role helped him work thru some of his grief. But when i watch that scene where hes still looking for Sitka, him screaming his name makes my heart ache every time😥💔
I also interpreted Denahi as wanting to honour Kenai's wish when Kenai "died"
I recommend you look up the song during the part were he gets transformed, in the Phil Collins version. The words in English are beautiful and impactful!
great reaction!
This is my second fav Disney movie,and my fav 2D Disney movie,and I love how you dissected it,your post-reaction thoughts are always great!
So,Sitka led Denahi to Kenai for all that to happen,and when he saw Kenai protecting and going to sacrifice himself out of love for Koda,turned him back into a human.
Now,the thing is,was he gonna turn Kenai back into a human anyway? Even if he still didn't learn his totem lesson or just Koda didn't show up? Or is the movie implying an even darker alternative,which is that Sitka was willing to let Kenai be killed by the brother?
This is one of my favorite disney movies ❤. Beautiful songs, beautiful story, sad and so so funny. I remember we did the moose humor for years. 😂😂😂
Great reaction..
This is such an underrated movie..
Add Spirit 2 your playlist..
You won't regret it..
This is one of our all time favorite animated movies. ❤❤❤Such deep lessons.
Now you need to watch Brother Bear 2!!!!
You should react to Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, if you haven’t seen it. It’s another underrated Disney adventure classic.
U should do the Lilo and stitch trilogy
✨ YES ✨
There's only one movie and the tv show. Direct to video are garbage.
Honestly my favourite Disney movie- and I'm glad to see others enjoying it (and agreeing it's extremely underrated )
The way the movie widened its aspect ratio was pretty neat. Wish I could've seen this in a cinema.
Are there any other Disney movies with changing aspect ratio?
I love this movie
Excellent observation in regard to the communication barrier!
My take on the staying a bear thing was him taking full responsibility for his actions. Because of him coda has no one to take care of him so he needs to essentially take the place of the bear he killed devoting his life to making up for what he can never fix.
My favourite film ever
In my honest opinion I think that brother bear did the concept of sibling love better than Frozen
It breaks me down every time Koda finds out that Kenai killed his mother
This was one of my favorite movies when I was little and even just watching ur reaction made me remember all the emotions I felt as a kid
I just realized Tanana could have tould Denahi that Kenai wasn't dead and spared that poor guy a lot of hurt and trauma, that's kinda messed up 😅 I know there's a lesson in Kenai being hunted by his brother, but still
Denahi was on run, he never went back to village. The only confusing part is how did Tanana knew that was Kenai since spirits don't talk nor can animals.
Definitely one of my favorite Disney movies. Used to watch it all the time.
Now you have to watch the second one
Love this movie!
One of my favorite movies of all time.
This was a childhood movie of mine.
😎😎😎😎
Great reaction! I bet you would love Balto!
Did you know that Kenai was the voice by joaquin phoenix
He isnt exactly safe as besides mammoths if this takes place in a more realisticntime where mammoths and humans coexisted in north america the smilodon aka sabourtooth tiger was also around and a threat and could kill bears easily
Not to mension smilodons hunted in oacks even tho one of them coukd kill a bear they tended to hunt mammoths, mastadons, hiant sloths , elk and bison
But thats not even as bad as it gets their also ambush oredators that go for the neck
A creature that on its own could kill a grizzly bear in a honourable fight, now add 6 more and make it a sneak attack
No bear is safe in those times
I luv this film so much
Camping can be fun with friends especially if you glam it up a bit heck I bring my own toilet eventhough they have bathroom stalls at the sites.
I liked Brother Bear so much when I was younger (and I also felt it was SO underrated) that I had a really hard time liking Merida, as the story of her mother turning into a bear felt way to close too this story. Plus, Merida's reluctance to marry was also something I'd seen so often before. There wasn't much that intruigued me about "Brave", although I can see why people would like it.
Brother Bear really gets me all the time, especially Kenai telling Koda the truth. I still have the original soundtrack and listen to it from time to time.
Yeeesssss
There's a 2and movie you should consider watching
Let's gooooooo
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you have my respect man you is reaction to my favorite movie man🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
No one can ever convince me you dont shed a single tear during this movie as an adult if not you’re a psychopath pls get help
This movie is fantastic
Try reacting to Valhalla the cartoon. It is not Disney but it does have a good representation of Norse mythology.
Ah yes, the "Cult Classics." The animated films that The Walt Disney Company (WDC), in all their glorious almighty wisdom, deemed unwatchable, unworthy of advertising, and lacking in everything needed to be put on their golden pedestals. Case why few people know about or have seen them. However, that doesn't mean they're bad. Far from it. Most of these films are some of the best pieces of art, animation, and acting by Disney. But like your title says, they're criminally underrated:
- A Goofy Movie (1995)
- Anastasia (1997)
- Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001)
- Brother Bear (2003)
- Encanto (2021)
- Enchanted (2007)
- Lilo and Stitch (2002)
- Meet the Robinson's (2007)
- The Black Cauldron (1985)
- The Corpse Bride (2005)
- The Emperor's New Groove (2000)
- The Fox and the Hound (1994)
- The Great Mouse Detective (1992)
- The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)
- The Princess and the Goblin (1991)
- Thumbelina (1994)
- Treasure Planet (2002)
- Zootopia/Zootropolis (2016)
Please consider Brother Bear 2 :)
I personally think this movie would have been better if it wasn’t a musical but it’s really good. I love the animation. It reminds me of fox and the hound which is one of my all time favorite childhood films
I’ve always loved 🥰 this movie!
Phil Collins music is beautiful 😍
Watching this movie for the first time as a child is a core memory for me ❤️ never fails to choke me up to this day, and definitely made a tiny ass me cry as a kid too oof
I’ve always cared about animals just as much if not more than people lol and I think it’s a lot because of this movie and also Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron which was another one that I was obsessed with as a kid 🥰 not to mention a bugs life which might be why most of my tattoos are of insects 😂
React to Kimi no Na Wa/Your Name 💙 please! :'v
This movie is sadder than Lion King
Please react to brother bear two and lion king 2
Watch the sequel please?
But still I love this movie
Watch Brother Bear 2
This movie is amazing but not as good as the road to el dorado you should definitely check it out!
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You should do the sequel to this too. This movie rates right up there at the top of my favorites Disney list.