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Mitchells vs Machines is a goldmine of a movie. It is one of Sony's absolute best. And so almost 2 years on, I am delighted to revisit this scene to find the very best of this immaculate movie. This is the Scene That Changed Mitchells vs Machines.
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...I think Mitchells was probably the sleeper hit of 2021. The best movie of that year. If Sony make more movies like this then I am 100% on board! 
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Not only did he give up his dream home, it was the home he BUILT with his own two hands.
that hand gesture Rick makes when looking at the sold house makes you realize that he feels a bit hurted for leaving that house, but, as soon he sees his newborn daughter, he sees why he did that hard descision, for her daughter 😌
What I love about Rick is that they made him an ACTUAL nature guy, not someone who watched nature documentaries, not one that admires explorers, not someone who'se only approach to nature was that neighborhood where more rural back then, not a fake nature guy like various boomers are, but an actual real campist, survival, expert.
That way, EVEN if you go with a bias to see the movie (whenever against boomers and their "god dang phones" or the youth and the "shut up boomer lolz"), you still can respect Rick for being an actual nature guy
Also the fact that he's actually good at what he does.
@@fishyfishyfishy500akabs8 a bit too good, if that scene with the tree trap is anything to go by
@@demonminer8093 I still think it's an improvement over the "incompetent dad" trope. Perhaps a slight overcompensation but it was still more relatable to me when comparing them to my father who also knows his way around tools and being an outdoors man from being a boy scout.
Granted my dad unlike Mitchell's adapted very well to technology as it vastly improved his abilty to work.
Its not a huge detail, but one that I think makes this scene hit even harder, but that house that Rick has to give up isn’t just his dream house, he literally built the entire thing himself. You could probably call it his magnum opus, but he gave it up for his family.
I love this movie. This scene, along with the scene when Rick is trapped and talking with Mark about how Katie's videos have inspired him, just hits a perfect chord with me. This movie's strongest attribute (aside from maybe the animation) is making genuine characters, with understandable goals, attributes, and interests. You understand exactly where everyone is coming from with every line they say, and no interactions between the family feel forced or out of character. It's just genuinely wonderful to watch these people interact with each other, and that's the sign of well written characters
Agreed
The reason why I loved this movie is because the family is identical to ours.
watched this with my girlfriend and the whole movie she was like "i hate this guy, he is such a jerk."
but literally the second he said the "nah, its easy" line she said "ok, i love him now" and even teared up a bit.
The daughter was the annoying one to me
I really loved how this movie had a Father/Daughter relationship as one of its key focal points. I love how Rick finally understands Katie's passion for filmmaking once he watches her video, and how she learns that he gave up on his own dreams.
Especially one where the catalyst of the conflict is NOT the daughter meeting a potential love interest and the father going all over protective because of it!
@@maplepainttube8158 Those movies are just imitating Father of the Bride, a total classic.
It was less the movie itself, but more the impetus. The FB/Apple guy talking about the Conflict of the Police Chief & His Daughter, being a Metaphor for his own relationship wit her. Seeing that people GENUINELY enjoy it an it has REAL Merit & Future. That it's a Skill others find Valuable. To say nothing of how much of a Jerk he realizes he's been, an that somewhere deep inside his daughter loves him & is trying to reach out just as much.
But has GIVEN UP on making Peace with her Dad, that she felt it was IMPOSSIBLE to bridge the gap that now exists between them.
An it's something I feel with my own Dad. In some ways our relationship is better, and some ways it's worse. It's hard, because while I love my Dad, I don't always like him a lot.
This scene was so good. For a movie about robots destroying the world, it feels surprisingly grounded.
Let's appreciate the fact that the dynamic between the Mitchells feels very natural and fun at the same time. Everybody has their own problems instead of one person ruining it for everybody. The bond between Katie and Aaron is very wholesome and the conflict between Katie and Rick is something we can all relate too.
And also that goddamn animation is SO GOOD! it looks like a 2D painting!
I haven’t actually seen this since it first came out, and I forgot just how hard this movie hits both in the animation and the story. And I think this scene hits particularly hard just because of how blunt it is; the confrontation is Katie’s dad directly hearing that she lied, followed by her and Aaron having that breakdown in the shadows.
This movie makes me feel absolutely terrible for Rick, he wanted a happy life with his wife and kids. He wanted them to experience nature, but unfortunately, something always has to happen. But even in those situations, Rick still holds on, because of that one artifact
The Mitchells vs The Machines is 100% in my top 10 favorite animated movies, and movies in general, of all time
It's so much fun and has a lot of great humor and deep emotional moments
The two robots they adopt are straight up my favorite characters in the whole movie
Make a video about your top 10 favorite animated movies, i would like to see it
@@jeffysbram1259 I have no youtubing experience, let alone movie reviewing experience, but one day I might
This Movie has the best timed Joke i've ever seen. When she holds up her fathers note in the epiloge, we had to stop the movie and laughed so hard the neighbors complained.
Was hoping you'd cover this film, I honestly found it pretty enjoyable, I feel like it got pretty forgotten pretty fast after it came out, I'm glad it's getting the recognition it deserves, obviously haven't finished the video yet, it came out 2 minutes ago, but keep up the good work man!
That "Nah, it's easy" almost makes me tear up every time I hear it
This scene is genuinely one of the few scenes that make me tear up however many times I watch it.
This movie destroyed me when I watched it, I was crying so hard. What gets to me the most is that even though the dad doesn't understand his daughters love for tech, he still tries to understand it in the end. He compromises and tries to understand, which is more than I can say about my own dad understanding my identity and my art career. He is, at his core, an amazing dad that does his best for his kid, something I don't really see in a lot of movies about "family is important". The dad is always an okay dad, or a less than stellar dad, but that's always pushed aside because "Oh but he's family!"
This movie showed what family, chosen or bio, is really about! Understanding each other and trying to support them. Educating yourself and letting yourself see something new so you can be there for the person you care about.
That house is actually implied to be one Rick built himself, given the fact the toy moose is plucked off of it before they leave
"Nah, it's easy" hits so much more after having a kid. Everything when you have a kid is hard, but it's easy to do it. You find yourself changing everything about your life in ways you never thought were possible and it's all so easy. Heartbreakingly easy, because you know why you're doing it. What an amazing film.
God. I remember seeing this movie called "connected" with that promo image, You know the one, and thinking it would be "phone bad the movie" but now that it's been out for a long time... it's so beautiful
I know right, the movie should have been about familial bond instead of AI turns evil. The characters are already good enough and grounded in realism
This movie was genuinely one of the best I've seen in a very long time, animated or otherwise. Absolutely loved it
Something I like about this movie is that it's not anti-technology. It's anti-technology corporations.
The style of 2D and 3D is always awesome 😤 just like spiderverse. This movie is so good and a good message in its execution. Also, my favorite character is the dad 😫😫😫
My favorite character is also the dad
I like the dog/pig/loaf of bread
I've spent over 20 years growing up alongside my parents without really ever getting to know them until these last few years. So the scene where Katie learns about what her dad had given up for her really, and I mean REEAALLLYY, just reached me. It's a hard thing to process the amount of sacrifice that can go into your life without you even knowing about it. And just the amount of gratitude and guilt and love that a revelation like that can hit you with can be really eye-opening and overwhelming. Add to that the fact that my dad is a "work-with-his-hands" goofy type and my mom has supported my choice to become an animator even if we never really connected over it and this movie just... It just spoke to me so directly and sincerely that it'll always be special to me.
as a kid with an older dad who dont see eye to eye and honest to god. fit into rick and katie perfectly this movie makes me cry every time i see this scene. the way as you said- sacrifices go unseen only to usually be revealed later when youve taken them for granted- the way katie feels so bad about something like this- the way the little brother was hurt in the crossfire? its so true to nature and true to actual family dynamics to the point i sat there sobbing when i first watched it with my family shows how much heart was put into this film. i love the fact its getting recognition thank you so much
i was kind f hoping you would talk about the flip side to this weare Rick sees the video Katie was trying to show him at the start of the movie.
Same. Even though I love the importance of the Moose, it would've been great if he also covered the movie about Sarge and Dog Cop.
-and ofc, the unforgettable scene of the Mitchell family yelling in moose noises and making everyone at the university look at them in absolute disgust-
I LOVE this movie!
The plot, characters and animation are all top notch. Moreover the comedy, which is very hard to nail is S tier, this movie is so unbelievably funny and charming, love it❤️
For me, PAL's best moment had to be when the Mitchells infiltrated her lair, and as soon as they ascended onto the platform to get up to her, that's when PAL figures out where they are. At first, she's just giving out orders to her minions like any villain, but then she spots them deviating from the path the other bots were on and basically begins taunting them and proceeds to pick them apart using their internet history and the security footage recovered from where they've been. And then as they continue upwards to PAL, PAL is just watching them ascend and continues taunting them. She knows it's them, but instead of calling them out, she lets them blow their own cover by taunting and picking them apart. That was very creepy and terrifying for me.
I think the other scene that is important is the one where Rick actually watches Katie's movies. That speech that she makes to the character that represents her dad is beautiful. If this scene is the gut punch then that scene is the uppercut that follows.
i love the goofy humor of the movie, while still being somewhat relatable. the scene was probably one of the best in any movie simply because of how well its done, and it brings us a lesson about love. just because someone doesn't always understand you, they still love. its a simple thing, but the way its done and the build up to the moment is what made this scene so strong to me.
On my first viewing of the movie, I didn’t tear up at this scene. GODDAMN IT, WHY MUST MY EMOTIONS BETRAY ME?!
lol, neither did I...
BEEN WAITING FOR YOU TO COVER THIS FILM, LITERALLY MY MOST FAVORITE MOVIE OF THE DECADE! Was honestly expecting just another "technology bad" extended animated skit of a movie when I first got into the movie. I was terribly wrong - did not really expect that it would be yet another favorite animated movie I've ever watched!
(Edit: finally went through the video since I always had this nervousness when it comes to coverage of my favorite movies) I just freaking loved how the movie resonated with me especially with Rick and Katie's dynamic. That particular scene where he comforts her as she was crying before going into summer camp literally resonated with me given I also had such experience back when I was in elementary. The divide both have also somewhat manifested in my current days too in a way, and really loved how this movie perfectly shows that it can still be fixed with mutual trust with each other. Really a stellar movie throughout, and probably with the most human story when it comes to emotions considering this is literally a movie about a robot apocalypse.
This scene had no right making me sob this hard, the soundtrack was so beautiful too, it made me respect this movie so much
When they fought against the Furbys, part of me was expecting(hoping?) that they wouldn't stop after the router was destroyed because they weren't made evil by pal technology. They just were Furbys
they panned over the furby box and it had a "now with pal ai chips," or something like that, stickers.
Realising that the moose Rick has been obsessing over for the whole movie is the last tie he had to the cabbin which represented everything he ever wanted from life was just such an emotional moment and it suddenly make so much sence why seeing it in the give away box was so crushing and it made the ending scene where Katie puts it into her pocket infront of Rick so heart warming.
One of the best animated films in recent memory. I love the characters and the 2D/3D hybrid animation.
Ya completely forgot about one of the most important moments with the moose, when Katie went to donate it.
I'm sorry but the DANGANRONPA MUSIC PLAYING IN THE BACKGROUND 8:08 ONWARDS AND THE MINECRAFT THEME 8:44 ONWARDS IS FANTASTIC
It's just so beautiful that scene, just watching your video made cry from the moment, the scene, the emotions.
this should have won best animated film last year. its a crime that it didnt
I know,this film is probably one of my favorite animated films. I kinda mad that some other movie stole it's spotlight.
"They managed to make the phone hatting boomer not cringe"
A line I never thought I needed to hear, but I needed to hear it.
"My name's Dash-"
And then suddenly, Dazz turns into Rainbow Dash. I would delight in drawing this as a comic!
I remember that he also built that house himself
yeah. it was his dream cabin in the woods he built himself. he just found out raising a family was a better dream so gave it up.
basically the lesson he, pretty poorly, was trying to teach katie. she might one day give up her filmmaking dream for a better one she never even thought about so maybe dont put all the eggs in that one basket.
Finally some appreciation for this movie! It's so good yet goes so unnoticed, I'm glad you made a video on it! This scene is a great choice for such a video :))
loving these videos, great job, that scene if Mitchells is my favorite as well.
Just the humor and the realness of the characters combined together is just so good!
I wasn't sure what to expect of this movie, but it made me laugh; it made me cry. And I loved it. Just hearing you describing those scenes nearly made cry again-
3:20 i love the metro Soundtrack in the background
i have not watched this movie yet, but i sure am about to cry at this video
glad that before i clicked the movie this was the exact scene i had in mind and you told it beautifully.
TMvTM is 100% my comfort film, I've watched it at least 11-12 times this year
Thank you. I forgot this movie, but I remember it now!
“moms scary now”
Okay the scene talk alone is enough, but the Minecraft and Undertale music? Are you TRYING to make us cry??
I've never heard of this movie. Thank you. Looks great.
Cool video Dash!!!
This scene still makes me sob like a baby
Nice video, that was good scene you discussed 🙂👍
I like your intro music choice
I just watched this movie for the first time last week and absolutely loved it, such a great balance of comedy and heart that was very clearly made with a lot of care
Honestly Katie and her brother seem like a spitting image of me and my sister only I am the film guy *and* the shy younger sibling
but my sister is very understanding and was kind of my first friend growing up.
this guy is single-handedly carrying me through my media studies classes 🙏 🙏 🙏
Had to pause the video at the end there just to make sure the Minecraft music came from it, because I didn't remember opening the game.
I love the addition of the minecraft music (sweden) at around 8:49
Not going to lie the beginning scene of the dad watching the tape made me cry before the daughter seeing the rest of the tape
Good video, really well written, but uh...
You kinda forgot to remove an advertisement from the text files you uploaded to RUclips and at one point the subtitles get kinds messy lmao
(2:03 specifically)
Also in other parts the subtitles shine through some dialogue from the movie that you cut from the video and it looks weird lol (3:42)
If anything, you have UNDERSOLD how AMAZING this movie is Dazz!
Honestly this relationship between the Dad & Daughter reminds me of my own. An it's hard, because like her, I've tried to bridge the gap with little to no success.
I just watched this movie again yesterday! Love it still!
I love this movie with a passion, it's my favorite film of 2021, as well as my favorite animated movie of the decade so far. So much I love about this movie from the animation style to the story/message, and the fact that you can feel the passion and care from the filmmakers and animators. I really, really love this movie and I will continue to rewatch it and show it to others I know.
When they all pulled out a screwdriver 🪛 🤣🤣
This movie was such a gem, it's one of my favourite movies of all time.
This movie hits me different. On one hand I think everyone is supposed to be able to relate with the main character, she's a bit weird but extremely genuine. After this seen Rick hits so hard. I understand him, and now I'm old enough that they both hit. Terrifying honestly, but he's my favorite character because of this seen
Mitchell VS Machine: MVM.
Wait........
The robots are here, protect MANN CO!
**intense MVM music**
Wave defeated. Well done!
Quickly get to upgrade stations, before they return💀
I loved this movie and it definitely deserved the oscar over encanto.
Encanto is a movie that exists
Encanto also deserved the Oscar. Both movies are beautiful.
@Attackbow156 Encanto is a decent movie that exists
@@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003 It's a shame you don't understand why Encanto is such a great film, then.
@@Attackbow1566 how is it great?
I mostly find it funny how they're all the same age as my family except I got a sister in the middle
Nice touch with the minecraft music in the background
I absolutely loved the visuals of this movie. It makes my baby brother watch it again and again
The characters are well written and relatable, unlike other kids movies where the characters just feel like annoying cartoons
Cool vid
Even before finishing the movie I was like : “awwww nooooo 🥺 “ when I saw the moose in her giveaway box
We all know the best scene… IT’S WHEN MONCHI GOES ON THE BIG SCREEN! DOG COP IS COMING AT YOU
Hey 8:42 Sweden start playing. I saw that
This movie is a masterpiece and I love it so much. Also it does showing and not telling really well, which many movies really don't have much anymore.
Funny how i was watching this movie during (maybe) while this video was recording but i love this movie.
I looked at the thumbnail and thought it was Hello Neighbor
hi (I love ur videos)
This may be a coincidence but the events of the movie take place two years almost to the day that this video was published
i almost started tearing up in a wendys 😭
"Sir this is a Wendy."-Wendy's employee
"They managed to make the phone hating boomer not cringe" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love how you used Minecraft music for this video really made me feel nostalgic for a video review
This movie is nice, and that scene did make me sad, and I almost didn't watch it... but then I heard about the pug. and then my sister heard about the pug. and then I got dragged into it....
moms account, 2:50
i've only watched this video to 2:50 so far, but i did notice that he didin't even mention the whole robot uprising is because.. just some dude threw his phone.
Hm, how very interesting, i will look forward to the next one.
Fun fact: this movie was originally named Connected
Can you look at the scene that changed the movie Barnyard I'm talking about the scene where Ben dies🐄🐺
I know you haven’t made a Pikmin video in forever, but I really want to see your reaction to Pikmin 4. Video is great as always!
bro really playin' Minecraft while sayin' this. 8:35
For a robot apocalypse movie, this really isn’t about bashing technology, at least in my eyes. Focusing on this scene alone, without its mirror from the father’s POV, leans into that idea, but the two together tell a different story. This is a movie about how we throw things, and people, away and how important it is to see each other’s perspectives.
The first time we see the moose, Katie has basically thrown it away, having forgotten its meaning and the happy times with her father it represents. Now it’s just a thing he gave her, a thing to be moved on from as she grows up and away from a person she believes will never understand her.
The villain is an old AI, thrown away as the world advances, actually mirroring Rick.
Technology in the movie is only ever a bad thing in throw away jokes, whereas in the actual plot, it does far more good than harm. Katie is a RUclipsr, and uses that to express things she is incapable of saying directly. The camcorder allows Katie to see the things that Rick couldn’t tell her.
Technology isn’t bad. It’s kind of neutral, really. It allows people to be more themselves than they can be in real life, and whether that’s a person desperately trying to repair a relationship or the kind of person who throws others away is up to the individual.
I used to love this movie, it was amazing 🎉
Do you know how you say "be sure to like and subscribe" in Moose?
(long moose noise; I don't know how to write it BTW)
Still waiting for the second movie!!!!!