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Always funny to see people interpret this movie as "capitalism bad" when both the main character and his inspiration are bootstrap capitalists. Bigweld's motto is "See a need, fill a need." Sexual innuendo aside that's capitalism 101.
The animation studio who made it will be closing down. Also am I the only one who feels that this movie is just an older version of Rolly Polly Olly? I remember when I was younger I thought they were the same character but grown-up.
Robots was one of my favourite movies in my childhood, it was downright hilarious from start to finish and even back then as a kid I actually understood most of the adult jokes too which made young me go “Wow I really I think I shouldn’t be hearing these things right now.... well guess I’m just gonna act oblivious so I can continue watching the movie” RIP Robin Williams
I only remember the main character having to wear his cousins (? Or other female relative?) robot parts when he was a teenager. I think they were pink? Was it to show the audience that the family wasn't super well off or was this an analogue of kids clothes are passed down from older family members? And I also remember the credits song for the German dub performed by Sarah Connor. They still play it occasionally on the radio.
In effect they couldn't even afford second hand parts so had to go with whatever was about the right size from family. Even if it meant having to be a boy in girls' clothes for all of highschool and maybe starting before.
That’s kinda a mood. I think I remember a fairly big chunk of it. There are probably parts that I’ve forgotten abt. I remembered the long travel scene, Tim maybe mostly bc of TikTok sounds, I remembered parts of the corporation planning things, I also remember the main villains mom, I think I mostly remember Rodney helping out the poor robots, I remember the armpit fart, I think I remembered a decent amount with Aunt Fanny, of course I remembered the domino scene, bender dancing, and I think I kinda remembered some of the fight but I forgot parts of it. I mostly remember a lot of the in between dialogue moments of just randomness. Most the plot I sorta remembered some parts but not really
I saw this film in theaters when it came out, and it always gives me butterflies! Everyone played their parts so well (pun not intended)! ROBOTS needs so much more recognition!!!
It just occurred to me Fender probably felt the body dismorphia or discomfort from plugging into not just a woman's legs, but from realizing he grabbed a possibly DEAD robot's lower body. This is a dark comedy joke with a lot of layers.
That whole scene was extremely dark. He gets cut in half, puts on the wrong lower body, realizes its a womans lower body, then realizes its a dead womans lower body. From a guys perspective, yeah, I would be quite uncomfortable. Not to mention it has heals. Also at no point was modern politics a consideration here. It was a cross dressing joke as that was a common comedy point in the early 2000’s. If you found this uncomfortable, I recommend not watching very many old cartoons or you will be mortified. Also, remember, Robin Williams is absolutely no stranger to cross dressing. He had entire movie on it.
What I thought was extremely dark about it was the whole chop shop. The villains weren't just a corporation, this was a full blown mafia complete with it being a family thing and everything. Obviously the fact that said mafia literally just scrapped anyone who got in the way.
ah yes, robots, the movie that you watch and remember the name but forget the plot years later. I'm pretty sure I watched this movie twice as a kid and I've forgotten it once again. I have a feeling its due to the plot not being very memorable, still a fun movie tho, I've always liked it
I rewatched “Pokémon the first movie” as an adult and after it was over I felt a need to apologize to my mom for having to sit through it so many times when I was a kid.
I recently watched the freaky Netflix remake, then I watched the original (I still have the DVD for 3 of them 🤣) I felt the same way. Turns out she didn’t mind when I watched them!
A good movie with lovely characters, world building and jokes~ that I still get reminded of till this day and I gotta give props to the Herb still holding the best father award with the scene of him buying that ticket. Also LUCY CAM!
I don't know how you do it, but I applaud your dedication to this channel. I've tried a few times to start my own, and its died like a candle in the wind every time. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! It is a grind that I have to keep up, but the comments sharing their experience and opinions on the movie keep me going! Goodluck on yours if you ever want to continue it! :))
It was a childhood favourite of mine…. Brings back memories I remember getting the film and it came with a figurine Rodney Edit: wait Ewan McGregor was Rodney…… huh
I don’t think my dvd of the movie came with a Rodney figurine. It’s also possible that it did and my parents might’ve given it to one of my cousins or maybe a neighbor boy bc they were like we just have girls they might not like playing with robots. I don’t think my parents would have cared if we wanted to play with toys typically for boys but we just never really asked for them so they just thought we didn’t want them
@@maem7462 honestly my memory is foggy I was a kid back then but it was the only robots figure I ever had so I assume it did come with the movie, so I’m 75% confident it did the 25% im unsure.
The fact that I was 8 when I first was taught about anti-capitalism and I didn't even knew it just blows my mind every time I think about it.... Plus BIG WELD?????? 10/10 movie
I felt like the movie was more anti-corporatist than anti-capitalist. Bigweld is still a businessman, but an ethical one who would rather make his profits in straightforward ways: see a need, fill a need. Rodney is an entrepreneur, but also doesn't put money over the wellbeing of others.
I never really liked robots that much mainly because when I was little I would end up watching it a couple of times due to the DVD of the movie being mixed up and ending up in a dvd case for a completely different movie at a blockbuster store but over time I've realized that it isn't as bad as I thought it was and actually seems like something I should watch again sometime
In English: "It's a misture of Jazz and Funk, it's called Junk!" In Brazilian Port."É uma mistura de Jazz e Bossa, chama Jossa!" This movie for me a Brazilian has a special local in my heart, like the adaptations on the dub they were spetacular in this movie.
i recently started to rewatch a lot of my childhood movies (gah! i feel old...) and let me tell you, it just hits differently. like, very very differently
Oh this is just a hit straight down memory lane my grandparents had the DVD and I used to watch it all the time, I'm sad I didn't see the domino scene as all I remember was that it's good not what it is. Thank you for reminding me
This movie was funnier than the Ice Age sequels, it was easy and clever to spot some jokes and media references. Fender is felt natural funny because he is always had to improvise of obtaining parts and using humor to get through tough until he becomes Rodney friend, Ratchet and Madam Gasket had a good chemistry of a evil son and mother running power takeover on the company, the rusty family are creative and unique personalities. Rodney goals to work as a inventor and him training himself throughout the years was a good pacing for the film and Cappy being a a former regular before getting a upgrades was a surprise to be hinted in the film. 9:34 Yeah, Tim was a bit annoying. But, his karma throughout the film made it hilarious getting slapped by Fender and kick out of the end credits party. 10:05 Cappy was a good addition to the film, a employee who is once a regular robot and now work at a big corporation with motive to help Rodney getting Bigweld back to work the company as the boss again. Theory time. If Blue Sky studio had better success on this movie than the Ice Age sequels, they could've made another Robot movie. Instead of a sequel, how about a movie based on a book. Nova's Ark, a robot boy who built robotic animals inspired by tales of Earth animals. It be similar to Rodney story. But, extremely different enough to be it's own thing. Thank you for your review on this movie, Rrrrrros Mo.
Robots was a very inventive piece of my childhood. And now that I'm 17 years old, I still admire this movie very much. It's so hilarious, with all those adult jokes and Fender (voiced by the amazing Robin Williams, RIP) and teaches a great lesson that "you can shine no matter what you're made of". Thanks for providing your Robots review :)
If you like reviewing obscure movies you should really watch and review spaced invaders if you can find it. Its really cute and funny. It needs more recognition and DVD/blu ray releases dammit!
I love this movie. I remember watching it when I was a bit younger so much that I remembered the entire script. I loved it so much and you have just made me remember such an amazing gem
For me, those in-between parts when the action takes control over the dialogue were the best because it was a chance for the animators to show off as much as possible. This movie was pitched as a visual idea before the story was written. Also, yeah, gotta love Crank
Anyone want to talk about how dark the premise of the film is ya know collecting sick poor people and turning them into essentially high tier clothing, Oh and the chop shop scene with the song performed by Tom Wait's is amazing
Ikr, I watch this movie at least every year. Last year while watching it with my boyfriend, we both realized how dark the scene of some guy falling apart, followed by a crowd being like "Free parts!" was. Like..oh, what happens to the guy then?? Is he just dead? And people are fine?
"Give me Big Anime Eyes" -Fender Even after finding out what anime was a few years later, it wasnt until I rewatched the movie did i realize that's what he meant lol
This was by far the darkest Blue Sky movie. If you don't believe me, watch the scene where we first enter the Chop Shop while Underground plays I the background. Then tell me you don't get chills while watching it.
OMG...YOU SHOULD TOTALLY CHECK OUT HOODWINKED! Now that might make you question whether animation directors really get high before starting the production 🤔 😂😂😂😂 *And one more thing, you gotta keep in mind that the time in the movie is different from the viewer's perspective. I can understand why Big Well changed his mind because it's been many years since someone has personally come to see him and really get him to understand his worth to the robot community or something. Through out Rodney's growth you see some tidbits of him watching Big Well and then it vanishes. This means that ratchet was already starting to weasel his way in. So when Rodney makes his back fire speech, it hits home for Big Well. Oh, I also meant to say that this video was really great, please keep up the good work 🧝🏾♀️👍🏾
One of my favorite movies as a kid. Me and my siblings loved Cranks one liners we used to quote them all the time I found the logistics of the world so much fun with how the rooms change in the house to and the large factory. On another note this is the first time I have ever seen your face! You are really pretty and those snacks look so good 👀
I remember watching this movie in theaters with my family actually. If I recall, I found it fun and was a little confused with some adult jokes that went over my head. Years later, it's not a masterpiece, but it's a solid film.
The only thing I remember about this movie is Bigweld, and that one time that red robot dance hit me baby one more time to defeat some robots..... it's good watch.
Only thing I remember of this movie was that bangin' theme song for the chop shop. I even remembered the name of the place, that's how much I liked that song!
Robots: has commentary on how corporations and the upper 1% will make basic human rights unobtainable for the lower classes in the name of profit also Robots: has armpit farting, dated pop-culture references and mild transphobia
Watched this movie yesterday for the first time in about 12 years. As a 21 year old, I found it fun on rematch. Yeah the dress joke when fender said, "this is wrong" might not have aged well but at the time the intent wasn't to harm. Still a good movie
I remember the graphics and images so well from my childhood, but I had no freaking clue in my mind as to what it was about, I completely blanked on its story.
Unrelated, but I remember watching Spy Kids a few times and thinking how bad the CGI is. Turns out, the director, Robert Rodriguez, has so far filmed about ~50% of his movies in his garage, and cut corners in order to save money by doing the majority of the work himself. So much so, that he made $2,000,000 from a movie that he only spent about $7,000 actually making.
This was one of my favorite movies growing up, tho I am only familiar with the Latin American Spanish dub, and it’s HILARIOUS I can’t believe how many references and slang they fit into the movie and is one of the movies I refuse to watch in English tho I might give it a try
okay. just discovered this channel. and 100% already love the animation/art style and already loving the fact that someones finally talking about one of my childhood favorite movies. very inspiritional. makes me wanna try getting into digital art again
I love this movie so much. And I agree that it is very underrated. It came on one time in my youth. I forgot how old I was, but I immediately fell in love with Robots and recorded it on the DVR. Every single day, I had a routine; after getting home from school, I would watch it pronto. My 11 or 12 year old brain found it extremely hilarious with it's rude little jokes and stuff. Probably one of my favorite movies of all time. Over the years, I moved on and Robots has been there with me. By this time, now I'm in highschool, a sophomore. I couldn't watch it anymore because any streaming services we had didn't have it or my parents didn't want to spend the money on it. My parents love this movie too, or at least my mom does because she loved Robin Williams who did the voice of Fender. Back a while ago, we got a fire stick tv and finally I watched it again after all this time. I felt all the memories come back to me. Anyways, this might seem like a lot to read, but yes, I truly love and appreciate this movie. I'm actually glad to know that a lot of other people like it too!:)
Oh, i remember this one. Know the story, and the song that played while the machines were scrapping parts. I remember that it had a pirated ad commercial with it. Which is ironic, since it was pirated. Still a fun movie.
I’ve seen this movie so many times and fell in love with the charm on first watch. I was shocked recently by how few of my friends had even heard of it. Thanks for bringing this film further into the spotlight!
I like how this film and "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2", have a similar story. The little guy goes off to meet the leader of a company. ends up fighting a baddie, and he and his friends have to save the world.
Love this movie and watched it so many time growing up that when i was in around 9-10 i felll asleep next to my baby sister an turned out to see her a rusted, metallic, Baby rodney yellin my name. That made me wake up again! freaking double wake up nightmare
I was in the same boat as you, remembering that this movie existed from my childhood but remembering literally jack about it, and re-watched it myself just last week! Gotta say, although it is overly silly at times, it's a pretty enjoyable movie, especially if you're looking for something to watch just to have fun
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Always funny to see people interpret this movie as "capitalism bad" when both the main character and his inspiration are bootstrap capitalists. Bigweld's motto is "See a need, fill a need." Sexual innuendo aside that's capitalism 101.
The animation studio who made it will be closing down. Also am I the only one who feels that this movie is just an older version of Rolly Polly Olly? I remember when I was younger I thought they were the same character but grown-up.
Review Birdboy The Forgotten Children...IT MADE LESS THAN $100,000 U.S AT THE BOX OFFICE
If you do you know Blue sky Studios is shut down because of this to Disney studios there is a two blue sky
Robots was one of my favourite movies in my childhood, it was downright hilarious from start to finish and even back then as a kid I actually understood most of the adult jokes too which made young me go “Wow I really I think I shouldn’t be hearing these things right now.... well guess I’m just gonna act oblivious so I can continue watching the movie” RIP Robin Williams
same lol
Me too! Love this movie!
Dude same!
This was literally my whole childhood in a nutshell
Shrek was my childhood movie. no one can say it is bad
I only remember the main character having to wear his cousins (? Or other female relative?) robot parts when he was a teenager. I think they were pink? Was it to show the audience that the family wasn't super well off or was this an analogue of kids clothes are passed down from older family members?
And I also remember the credits song for the German dub performed by Sarah Connor. They still play it occasionally on the radio.
They were poor. The movie plays a whole lot on class separation.
oh you gave me a movie flashback wow
In effect they couldn't even afford second hand parts so had to go with whatever was about the right size from family. Even if it meant having to be a boy in girls' clothes for all of highschool and maybe starting before.
Weird how I literally watched Robots 5 times, but I remember little to nothing about it.
Oh my gosh same 😅
That’s kinda a mood. I think I remember a fairly big chunk of it. There are probably parts that I’ve forgotten abt. I remembered the long travel scene, Tim maybe mostly bc of TikTok sounds, I remembered parts of the corporation planning things, I also remember the main villains mom, I think I mostly remember Rodney helping out the poor robots, I remember the armpit fart, I think I remembered a decent amount with Aunt Fanny, of course I remembered the domino scene, bender dancing, and I think I kinda remembered some of the fight but I forgot parts of it. I mostly remember a lot of the in between dialogue moments of just randomness. Most the plot I sorta remembered some parts but not really
i watched it a couple of times and i dont remember a thing about it
I saw this film in theaters when it came out, and it always gives me butterflies! Everyone played their parts so well (pun not intended)! ROBOTS needs so much more recognition!!!
It just occurred to me Fender probably felt the body dismorphia or discomfort from plugging into not just a woman's legs, but from realizing he grabbed a possibly DEAD robot's lower body.
This is a dark comedy joke with a lot of layers.
Oh my gosh youre right! 😮 that would be so messed up
That whole scene was extremely dark. He gets cut in half, puts on the wrong lower body, realizes its a womans lower body, then realizes its a dead womans lower body.
From a guys perspective, yeah, I would be quite uncomfortable. Not to mention it has heals.
Also at no point was modern politics a consideration here. It was a cross dressing joke as that was a common comedy point in the early 2000’s. If you found this uncomfortable, I recommend not watching very many old cartoons or you will be mortified.
Also, remember, Robin Williams is absolutely no stranger to cross dressing. He had entire movie on it.
The gore they managed to get away with just because they’re machines
@@RosMo4 That's probably why he said "Oh, this is so wrong!" in that one moment.
I’m not even going to lie
This is one of my favorite movies.
I'm won't even lie it is my favorite movie
@@AspexFPS SAMEEEE
Aye
What I thought was extremely dark about it was the whole chop shop. The villains weren't just a corporation, this was a full blown mafia complete with it being a family thing and everything. Obviously the fact that said mafia literally just scrapped anyone who got in the way.
You should review Cats Don't Dance. It's pretty underrated, I mean it was never given a chance to do well in theaters. It's a pretty good movie.
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My sister and I were obsessed with this movie as kids. We used to always rent it back in the ye old days of blockbusters.
that was one of my favorite childhood movies!!
Seconded! A great movie, very original, with a good message, that deserved not to be forgotten.
I heard the villain is a little girl and she’s like an anti Shirley Temple
“Robots was my childhood, and I don’t remember *anything* .” That’s one I can relate to
ah yes, robots, the movie that you watch and remember the name but forget the plot years later. I'm pretty sure I watched this movie twice as a kid and I've forgotten it once again. I have a feeling its due to the plot not being very memorable, still a fun movie tho, I've always liked it
I rewatched “Pokémon the first movie” as an adult and after it was over I felt a need to apologize to my mom for having to sit through it so many times when I was a kid.
I recently watched the freaky Netflix remake, then I watched the original (I still have the DVD for 3 of them 🤣) I felt the same way. Turns out she didn’t mind when I watched them!
I still absolutely LOVE the first Lugia movie. Though my kids movie was jungle book, and oh god I am sorry mom
I've had a crush on Rodney ever since the film came out and not many come to realize what an incredible role model he is.
Actually I have heard of robots and it's my favorite childhood movie and I absolutely enjoyed watching it so many times as a kid growing up
It's the movie the meme came from!
*Upgrades, people. Upgrades.*
*Upgrades, people. Upgrades.* XD!
A good movie with lovely characters, world building and jokes~ that I still get reminded of till this day and I gotta give props to the Herb still holding the best father award with the scene of him buying that ticket.
Also
LUCY CAM!
I don't know how you do it, but I applaud your dedication to this channel. I've tried a few times to start my own, and its died like a candle in the wind every time. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! It is a grind that I have to keep up, but the comments sharing their experience and opinions on the movie keep me going! Goodluck on yours if you ever want to continue it! :))
It was a childhood favourite of mine…. Brings back memories I remember getting the film and it came with a figurine Rodney
Edit: wait Ewan McGregor was Rodney…… huh
I don’t think my dvd of the movie came with a Rodney figurine. It’s also possible that it did and my parents might’ve given it to one of my cousins or maybe a neighbor boy bc they were like we just have girls they might not like playing with robots. I don’t think my parents would have cared if we wanted to play with toys typically for boys but we just never really asked for them so they just thought we didn’t want them
@@maem7462 honestly my memory is foggy I was a kid back then but it was the only robots figure I ever had so I assume it did come with the movie, so I’m 75% confident it did the 25% im unsure.
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@@s-pdraws7373 General Kenobi you are a bold one
And Robin Williams was Fender.
The fact that I was 8 when I first was taught about anti-capitalism and I didn't even knew it just blows my mind every time I think about it.... Plus BIG WELD?????? 10/10 movie
I felt like the movie was more anti-corporatist than anti-capitalist. Bigweld is still a businessman, but an ethical one who would rather make his profits in straightforward ways: see a need, fill a need. Rodney is an entrepreneur, but also doesn't put money over the wellbeing of others.
Rodney dangerfield who voiced big weld
@@herpderp3916 it's like conpareing walt Disney to the Disney company now
@@skootergirl22 he was voiced by mel brooks
@@josee3497 oh yea rip him
I never really liked robots that much mainly because when I was little I would end up watching it a couple of times due to the DVD of the movie being mixed up and ending up in a dvd case for a completely different movie at a blockbuster store but over time I've realized that it isn't as bad as I thought it was and actually seems like something I should watch again sometime
I still quote from this movie, more specifically the code-word that Fender screams 😆 "ca-CAW!"
RRRRIIIIIICOLAAAAAAAAAA
In English: "It's a misture of Jazz and Funk, it's called Junk!"
In Brazilian Port."É uma mistura de Jazz e Bossa, chama Jossa!"
This movie for me a Brazilian has a special local in my heart, like the adaptations on the dub they were spetacular in this movie.
i recently started to rewatch a lot of my childhood movies (gah! i feel old...) and let me tell you, it just hits differently. like, very very differently
In a good way or a bad way?
Oh this is just a hit straight down memory lane my grandparents had the DVD and I used to watch it all the time, I'm sad I didn't see the domino scene as all I remember was that it's good not what it is. Thank you for reminding me
This movie was funnier than the Ice Age sequels, it was easy and clever to spot some jokes and media references.
Fender is felt natural funny because he is always had to improvise of obtaining parts and using humor to get through tough until he becomes Rodney friend, Ratchet and Madam Gasket had a good chemistry of a evil son and mother running power takeover on the company, the rusty family are creative and unique personalities.
Rodney goals to work as a inventor and him training himself throughout the years was a good pacing for the film and Cappy being a a former regular before getting a upgrades was a surprise to be hinted in the film.
9:34 Yeah, Tim was a bit annoying. But, his karma throughout the film made it hilarious getting slapped by Fender and kick out of the end credits party.
10:05 Cappy was a good addition to the film, a employee who is once a regular robot and now work at a big corporation with motive to help Rodney getting Bigweld back to work the company as the boss again.
Theory time.
If Blue Sky studio had better success on this movie than the Ice Age sequels, they could've made another Robot movie. Instead of a sequel, how about a movie based on a book.
Nova's Ark, a robot boy who built robotic animals inspired by tales of Earth animals. It be similar to Rodney story. But, extremely different enough to be it's own thing.
Thank you for your review on this movie, Rrrrrros Mo.
Dude, I always remembered that book that was "Robots, but not." But neve remembered the name. That was a blast from the past.
@@airesbattleblade732 It truly is, man.
Robots was a very inventive piece of my childhood. And now that I'm 17 years old, I still admire this movie very much. It's so hilarious, with all those adult jokes and Fender (voiced by the amazing Robin Williams, RIP) and teaches a great lesson that "you can shine no matter what you're made of". Thanks for providing your Robots review :)
Me and my brother used to watch Robots religiously, we loved it. I also remember loving the crazy sequences between scenes
Rodney and Fender were always meant to be together.
If you like reviewing obscure movies you should really watch and review spaced invaders if you can find it. Its really cute and funny. It needs more recognition and DVD/blu ray releases dammit!
It's on Hulu now.
@@fryloc359 I dont have any streaming services or cable unfortunately
Ever heard of Happily N'Ever After? Its a 2006 movie with a 2008 sequel
Its underrated and I think you will like it :)
of all the stuff u talked about in this "do you remember..." series, this is the most known, and also, one of the most nostalgic too...
I feel like this is that one movie that everyone saw but no one remembers
I love this movie. I remember watching it when I was a bit younger so much that I remembered the entire script. I loved it so much and you have just made me remember such an amazing gem
For me, those in-between parts when the action takes control over the dialogue were the best because it was a chance for the animators to show off as much as possible. This movie was pitched as a visual idea before the story was written. Also, yeah, gotta love Crank
I loved this movie so much, I really wished it's sequel wasn't cancelled.
Anyone want to talk about how dark the premise of the film is ya know collecting sick poor people and turning them into essentially high tier clothing, Oh and the chop shop scene with the song performed by Tom Wait's is amazing
Ikr, I watch this movie at least every year. Last year while watching it with my boyfriend, we both realized how dark the scene of some guy falling apart, followed by a crowd being like "Free parts!" was. Like..oh, what happens to the guy then?? Is he just dead? And people are fine?
@@puremulp Nah dude that's like getting a concussion and then bam you're shoes now
Holy moly. I completely forgot this movie existed
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"Give me Big Anime Eyes"
-Fender
Even after finding out what anime was a few years later, it wasnt until I rewatched the movie did i realize that's what he meant lol
This was by far the darkest Blue Sky movie. If you don't believe me, watch the scene where we first enter the Chop Shop while Underground plays I the background. Then tell me you don't get chills while watching it.
The silly red guy who says “big anime eyes” was ROBIN WILLIAMS?!
When Rodney gets scraped against the wall the paint gets scratched off. As an animation student I appreciate it.
The red robot in Spanish hits a LOT differently, he's super funny lol
The Mexican dub?
OMG...YOU SHOULD TOTALLY CHECK OUT HOODWINKED! Now that might make you question whether animation directors really get high before starting the production 🤔 😂😂😂😂
*And one more thing, you gotta keep in mind that the time in the movie is different from the viewer's perspective. I can understand why Big Well changed his mind because it's been many years since someone has personally come to see him and really get him to understand his worth to the robot community or something. Through out Rodney's growth you see some tidbits of him watching Big Well and then it vanishes. This means that ratchet was already starting to weasel his way in. So when Rodney makes his back fire speech, it hits home for Big Well. Oh, I also meant to say that this video was really great, please keep up the good work 🧝🏾♀️👍🏾
Agreed. The context of the time is key. Also Hoodwinked is funny even now and they SHOULD have made sequels to Robots
Aww nostagic memories :-: Blue Skies Studios is literally my childhood!
I love Blue Sky's Robots (2005). It's a good movie, and it's a funny movie.
You can't imagine how much I loved this movie as a child
One of my favorite movies as a kid. Me and my siblings loved Cranks one liners we used to quote them all the time I found the logistics of the world so much fun with how the rooms change in the house to and the large factory. On another note this is the first time I have ever seen your face! You are really pretty and those snacks look so good 👀
This was my favourite movie as a kid after despicable me and I love rewatching it every chance I get
I just love how she says “ i’m rrrrrrrrrrrrrooooossss mo!” AHHH I’M JUST REPLAYING THAT CONSTANTLY HAHAAA
I absolutely love this movie! First saw it in Cyprus as we got it at the market as a pirate copy. It's so funny and great!
This was the movie that showed me how capitalism exploits the lower class, so I will always respect it for that.
8:13 aged like fine wine. It's the fact that we as a society have gone insane
I remember watching this movie in theaters with my family actually. If I recall, I found it fun and was a little confused with some adult jokes that went over my head. Years later, it's not a masterpiece, but it's a solid film.
Man this movie was my childhood, I rewatched it a few months ago and I was not disappointed, I loved it
could you do the black cauldron? its a really amazing movie and it has some great messages about bravery.
The only thing I remember about this movie is Bigweld, and that one time that red robot dance hit me baby one more time to defeat some robots..... it's good watch.
one of the best movies ever :) Ive watched this a thousand times back in my childhood at my grandparents!! masterpiece
Only thing I remember of this movie was that bangin' theme song for the chop shop. I even remembered the name of the place, that's how much I liked that song!
It's literally a grave yard for robots like damn
@@skootergirl22 …It’s a movie, it’s not real.
@@Tyrany42 I know but what if it was based in a humanworld instead
Oh my god I effing loved this movie as a child. Thank you for making this video 🧎🏼♀️
I was JUST watching Robots related videos yesterday. I've always liked it because of the world building haha
This movie is perfect mix of jazz and funk, most known as junk.
Robots was childhood of a movie!
Robots: has commentary on how corporations and the upper 1% will make basic human rights unobtainable for the lower classes in the name of profit
also Robots: has armpit farting, dated pop-culture references and mild transphobia
What transphobia?
@@user-in1gv1uh2v rewatch the movie, you'll know it when you see it
@@Teag_Brohman15 The skirt scene?
@@user-in1gv1uh2v that and:
"we sir"
"I'm a woman"
"...ouch"
@@Teag_Brohman15 Isn't that last one from the villains mom? I thought she had a manly voice?
“ Aww honey, you missed the delivery… *but making the baby is the fun part :D* ”
Funny story: Me and my Mom were watching Spaceballs and she saw that Mel Brooks was in it then said “Hey, that’s the guy from Robots”.
Watched this movie yesterday for the first time in about 12 years. As a 21 year old, I found it fun on rematch. Yeah the dress joke when fender said, "this is wrong" might not have aged well but at the time the intent wasn't to harm.
Still a good movie
"oh honey you missed the delivery... but dont worry making the baby is the fun part~" *strange saxophone in the background*
Idk why but the thumbnail of this video cracks me up
He didn't get circumcised at the start, quite the opposite. They missed a part and put it on afterwards.
I knpw that was just a joke 😊
I remember the graphics and images so well from my childhood, but I had no freaking clue in my mind as to what it was about, I completely blanked on its story.
Loved what positive reviews were given to this movie! It’s a really good movie!
Unrelated, but I remember watching Spy Kids a few times and thinking how bad the CGI is. Turns out, the director, Robert Rodriguez, has so far filmed about ~50% of his movies in his garage, and cut corners in order to save money by doing the majority of the work himself. So much so, that he made $2,000,000 from a movie that he only spent about $7,000 actually making.
Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrros mo: * showing off the food *
Lucy: 👉👈 is for me?
This was one of my favorite movies growing up, tho I am only familiar with the Latin American Spanish dub, and it’s HILARIOUS I can’t believe how many references and slang they fit into the movie and is one of the movies I refuse to watch in English tho I might give it a try
okay. just discovered this channel. and 100% already love the animation/art style and already loving the fact that someones finally talking about one of my childhood favorite movies. very inspiritional. makes me wanna try getting into digital art again
I love how "no herb stop him" was said so half-heartedly
1:51
Rest in peace, Robin Williams. 😔
There's one scene in that movie that absolutely scarred me. I don't remember what scene, but I know there's one
I love this movie so much. And I agree that it is very underrated. It came on one time in my youth. I forgot how old I was, but I immediately fell in love with Robots and recorded it on the DVR. Every single day, I had a routine; after getting home from school, I would watch it pronto. My 11 or 12 year old brain found it extremely hilarious with it's rude little jokes and stuff. Probably one of my favorite movies of all time. Over the years, I moved on and Robots has been there with me. By this time, now I'm in highschool, a sophomore. I couldn't watch it anymore because any streaming services we had didn't have it or my parents didn't want to spend the money on it. My parents love this movie too, or at least my mom does because she loved Robin Williams who did the voice of Fender. Back a while ago, we got a fire stick tv and finally I watched it again after all this time. I felt all the memories come back to me. Anyways, this might seem like a lot to read, but yes, I truly love and appreciate this movie. I'm actually glad to know that a lot of other people like it too!:)
Oh, i remember this one. Know the story, and the song that played while the machines were scrapping parts. I remember that it had a pirated ad commercial with it. Which is ironic, since it was pirated. Still a fun movie.
Robots was the best movie when I was young
I still love it
This movie was so underrated
WHOOOOOOO! BABY! Childhood memories!
I’m so ready for a review of The Guardians Of Ga’Hoole~
SAME 🤩
I’ve seen this movie so many times and fell in love with the charm on first watch. I was shocked recently by how few of my friends had even heard of it. Thanks for bringing this film further into the spotlight!
Immedietly after she said Disney a Disney add pops up
Turning red ad from plus see they're going to buy youtube soon
The intro r sounded really nice and calming😊
3:05 when I was a kid I thought that robot just turned into chalk
One of my favorite movie growing up, ROBOTS
My favorite scene is where they had the doors with the picture of a plug on one & an outlet on the other…
Robots was seriously an amazing childhood movie and I remember thinking that’s how parents ACTUALLY made kids.
i recently had the realization that theres literally no reason for rodney to have "that part" because they build their children.
“ What happened to your friend?”
“He got rear-ended.”
While I'm watching this, the radio in the background started playing Hit Me Baby One More Time. Lol
I like how this film and "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2", have a similar story. The little guy goes off to meet the leader of a company. ends up fighting a baddie, and he and his friends have to save the world.
Love this movie and watched it so many time growing up that when i was in around 9-10 i felll asleep next to my baby sister an turned out to see her a rusted, metallic, Baby rodney yellin my name. That made me wake up again! freaking double wake up nightmare
I saw the movie when it was in theaters and collected some of the Burger King toys, but I hardly remember much about it.
I was in the same boat as you, remembering that this movie existed from my childhood but remembering literally jack about it, and re-watched it myself just last week! Gotta say, although it is overly silly at times, it's a pretty enjoyable movie, especially if you're looking for something to watch just to have fun
Not gonna lie, I love this movie to bits & pieces
That making the baby joke went over for years and when I finally figured it out and I'm like "Well played, Blue Sky"