Who Is Lewis’s Mother In Meet The Robinsons?: Discovering Disney
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2020
- One of the biggest mysteries within Meet The Robinsons is easily the identity of Lewis’s mother. For only a few moments we see his mom within the film, and that has made me want to find out her identity for the longest time. Who could she be? What’s her backstory? Why did she give up Lewis? I discuss everything we know about Lewis’s birth mother and come to a conclusion as to who his mother is!
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This movie is only known for one thing: "Keep Moving Forward" the best inspiration quote ever
It's also known for one other thing: "I got a big head and tiny arms."- the T-rex
Khalid Henry that quote is truly powerful
If you stay for the credits, right before they start, you see that that one specific quote came straight from Walt Disney himself
My all time favorite Walt Disney quote
@Karsyn zzstu Beauchamp "Master?"
Whoever Lewis's mom was in Meet The Robinsons...if she knew i'm sure she'd be proud to know that her son became a famous successful inventor.
I know! Business man, inventor, and world changer!
it makes...me think of sonic underground.
Wotso Videos i kinda wish they did a sequel where lewis (in the future) finally got to be reunited with her, and seeing that she has been proud after hearing all the amazing things he did to make the world better TwT
Lewis’s mother would probably be an entitled Karen demanding money and stuff since I gave birth to you so I deserve it
*entitled Karen noises*
You might be right
In case Disney decides to do a live version of, "Meet the Robinsons," you should play Louis.
I would absolutely love to play Lewis if they needed a twenty year old version!
srami004 omg he would be a perfect Lewis
Adult lewis
You can be Cornelius Robinson
@@IsaacCarlson lol wotso, lol!
Everybody asks "Who is Lewis's mother" but nobody asks "How is Lewis's mother".
Paul I’ll do you one better, WHY is Lewi’s mother
WHEN is Lewis's mother?
WHERE IS LEWIS' MOTHER??
What is Lewis’s mother?
WHAT IS LEWIS' MOTHER
I always assumed Lewis' birth mother was living in very poor conditions, like she couldn't provide enough money to take care of her baby. Although, your idea of her possibly being a teen mom is an interesting theory.
Btw If Franny was Lewis' birth mom, then we'd have Philip J. Fry levels of awkwardness.
Brian Levine Generation difference: he slept with his GRANDmother. You’re probably thinking “Back to the Future” levels of awkward
it’s just oedipus but with extra steps
I assumed she was sexually assaulted and looking at his face was too much to continue caring for him
Well both could happen simultaneously, while still making sense
@@Apryll. wtf
Mildred really wasn't given enough credit, she was the one who really raised Lewis and encouraged his talents.
I think Mildred was the mom she just went around the back and then opened the door
@@arthurcortez5309 LMAOOO
@@arthurcortez5309 she had split personality
She did a great job at running that orphanage. I can’t imagine she had a lot of money to take care of those kids. She really did her best.
@@lauratanner6493 You get funds from the state.
I always forget that this is a Disney film it’s so under appreciated
Send this iv been looking into find my baby memories i Even had a break through in. Emotional memories situations if I'm creating it's my brain is deciding how to feel if I've already been in that situation even as a fetus my neurons already know how to feel and things start coming back . Videos on remember being a Baby.
And also this. Gave to me a logical question on blame.
What's logical point of Blame what happened and what to do about it or simply who should we be made at. Lot social problems could be solved giving people more means and wisdom in how defend themselves if not for the fear if Victim Blaming it's all in past . And often making escuse yes In the real world it is often one person even one thing.
The point looking into the past I understanding cause and Affect
I thought it was Pixar...
I ended up concluding her as Mrs. Harrington from the "peanut allergy scene", because the model is identical, which is pretty sad when you consider the whole way that turned out
Inside out universe his ear baby memories would just disapear.
Sense this movie iv been trying find ways to recall old memories. I even found a break through . If your brain is creating your brain is deciding how to feel if you've already been in that situation even as a fetus your neurons already know how to feel.
And Stu starts coming back to you.
.
And if cells are conscious themselves computers then are we a colective consciousness a network of computers .
Memories from organ transplants are what you would expect in my movie universe
Oh snap! What’s good Theorizer?
Nope you can clearly see her design is slightly different she’s a red head different hair style not so wide chin blue eyes which is the same and mrs Harrington looks wealthy and stable and not troubled
@@j0an-07-arc6 That last part doesnt really have anything to do with it. Lewis' mom gave him up 12 years ago, and without a kid its a pot easier to save expenses. She could've easily become semi-wealthy after letting him go, especially if she's married to someone who has a heavy income themself
I like your content Theorizer but no it's not Mrs. Harrington
As said all thoughout the movie "Keep moving forward." I still consider that to be one of the best quotes from a Disney movie.
This line Really strikes at Blame game what's the point of Blame? Is it. To figure what happened and what to do about it. Using the past to understand cause and effect or
Or simply who should be punished or who should we be made at.
Lot stigma against Victim blaming say I a crime.
So much worry on Victim Blaming stops prevention giving people the means to and wisdom to protect themselves.
And I failures making escuses yes in the real world it isn't just thing one person one disigion or one Ring .
.
Looking into past underanding not dwelling
A RUclips theorist called *"The Fangirl"* made a theory that Lewis's parents are probably Mirage and Syndrome from the Incredibles.
If Pixar and Disney are connected I could see it.
.___.XD
Two problems with that theory:
1. Mirage is black.
2. Syndrome died in 1962, while Lewis was born in 1995.
Mirage was probably his Grandmother. So he was related by a great inventor and the hair almost looks like Syndrome's hair. So they could be family, just not like parent and son
@Tweek Tweak Hi
Meet the Robinsons is my favorite Disney movies of all time! I used the ending quote as my Yearbook quote back in 2017.
meet the robinsons is my favorite movie too
That's so cool! Did you get to use the entire end quote?
That’s really good!👍
@@IsaacCarlson yes on its my saying since June 29th 2018 when my dad was in a motorcycle crash thank God he's still alive almost 2 years later
omg!! i quoted it for my yearbook too haha
Dude you actually got to speak with the Director? That is so cool. 🤯
Yeah that is awesome
I have gotten to speak to some amazing people through my interview series! The man who animated Ursula, Ruben Aquino, and the creator of Tangled The Series, Chris Sonnenburg, just as an example! The playlist is in the description!
@@IsaacCarlson that's cool!
Wotso Videos awesome 😎
I'm just like Lewis. I barely knew my birth mother she was in my life for a short Moment. My dad got with the wrong woman That's okay. I got. An adoptive mom and she teaches me. Everything my ex stepmom didn't care to for me My adoptive mom Is my real mom
My mom told me family is who loves you, not who your related to.
I'm glad for you
Cool
At least you're loved now right? And I must say, 10/10 Sesshomaru pfp
@@sessamiko thank you yes I'm happy I consider my adopted parents the best they've been there for me more than my birth parents my favorite anime show Inuyasha
My manager said the wisest words the other week is that "In order to move forward, you have to take a few steps backwards." Which he did in the movie with everything he did.
My older sister was adopted out, due to reasons that I am not able to talk about (it's not my story to tell) but she found us 39 years later and learned that she had five other siblings. We didn't know about her (my twin sister and I are about 18 years younger than her) until she reached out to us, but we were so excited to know about her, we even got to meet her just this past January and we just clicked. We talked as if we had known each other for years. My husband thought that the whole situation was beautiful and intriguing to watch. Sometimes you don't need to take so many steps back, but I know my sister did and it helped her jump so much further ahead in her life.
I really like this video. I actually never questioned the origins of his mother, just loved the story behind it all.
Glen Keane says that you have to look back to move forward.
I have 2 sisters with the same biological father. I never met them, but I talked to my younger sister for a bit. She has a good life, and seems like a sweet girl. But, we stopped talking after a while. And I think it's for the best. I live with my mom and my step dad(my real father, in my eyes) and they had 2 more kids. Now, I have an older step brother and a younger half brother and sister that I wouldn't trade for the world.
@@ravenstorm5141 im sorry about your sister that's hard
Meet the Robinsons? Wasn't expecting this, love this movie. I find it funny they added Space Mountain and the defunct Rocket Jets as part of Todayland
This got me looking into find learning how to recall baby memeriors. Inside out says their just gone don't even bother trying
Someone who's decision that eventually lead to her son creating an absolutely phenomenal future .
Fetuscide is murder not just in potential future but child that is. Sense this movie I've been looking into how recall early baby memories .
@@motherteresa8418 dude... shut up.
@@CarmenRodriguez-gq5gq m.ruclips.net/video/iXUZxjQ95yk/видео.html
My mom was adopted too. And I’ve always loved this movie because of it. Your family is the one who raised you. It’s amazing! ❤️
Sense movie Ivy been looking into how recall baby memeriors . I even found break through in how to tell if your creating or recalling based on if your deciding how to feel about a situation already Know to feel about the situation
A part of me will always be curious about who Lewis's birth mother was. I see her as a very young mother who just wasn't ready or able to care for her son. So she made the hard choice to give him up despite still loving him. But that really may have been the best thing she could've done for him. Lewis was able to find a family that was not only able to take care of him and give him what he needed, but also able to love him. So yeah, Lucille Robinson really is Lewis's mother...
Theories like these really make my head hurt, I'm glad I can count on other people thinking of them for me I sincerely appreciate it Wotso.
This is such an underrated treasure of a movie because it's focused on family, not romance, and what defines a family; it goes into the realities of adoption, neglect, and bullying; and its amazing slogan "keep moving forward" demonstrates that it's okay to fail and learn from your mistakes.
What bullying? also you almost seemed like you wanted Romance to look bad or something
@@monabohamad2242 Goob was bullied for not catching the baseball, which is why he ended up as the Bowler Hat Guy.
It's not that romance is bad; it's that most of entertainment is highly focused on it, so it's a nice breath of fresh air to see a movie that has a different theme. I know more recent Disney movies are moving away from romance, but this movie came out after the Disney Renaissance, which had the Disney princesses, so most people assumed Disney movies would have romance.
What if Franny WAS the one who left Lewis at the orphanage? What if she had a timey-wimey adventure that allowed her to meet Lewis' birth mother, then because of circumstances, ended up being the one who had to leave him on that doorstep? Maybe that last hug isn't a goodbye, but an apology that she had to let things play out that way.
Because then Franny's life would have changed significantly too.. she wouldn't be living in that grand house if she HAD to do it because if she was trying to change the circumstances then Lewis could have grown up poor and in a crappy background and not turn out to be the famous inventor he turned out to be
there wouldn't be a time machine for her to go back in time either anyway if she was doing it to change his life... so if she was the one that left Lewis on the streets it would have had to be after the time machines were created when she was married to Lewis...which means he would know she did and would understand why his younger self was probably brought to the future
She meets Lewis in school so what you are saying is that she's setting Lewis and herself up... ? That she didn't know him beforehand?
Why would she put Lewis in an orphanage with a boy that would turn out to try and ruin her future husband's life? Not to mention make her son non-existent.
I just think it's too complicated to be Franny...
What if it was actually Franny and Lewis's child and in a strange paradoxical way Lewis is his own father?
Genealogy is a thrilling endeavor! My paternal grandfather started my journey at age seven. I used those developing skills in high school to uncover the fate of my maternal great-grandfather. His descendants spanned both the United States and England. Mother and I attended a large family reunion at the house of my half-great aunt's grandson back in 2017. It was amazing!
I used Ancestry DNA for the aforementioned events. Lewis Robinson could likely do the same if he wanted to (as could you, Mr. Carlson)! But, I understand the sentiments Robinson had when he decided to not pursue his mother. Whatever became of her, I hope she truly loved her son. I hope she thought of him often. Maybe, the same even concerned his father!
I hope they make a sequel that involves Lewis meeting his mother in the future!! I love this movie!
That would be an interesting turn that I would absolutely watch
@@IsaacCarlson I'd be first in line for the movie when it comes to my town I mean we waited 12 years for Incredibles 2 how much longer will we wait for Meet the Robinsons 2?
Honestly, I kinda wonder how much longer we have to wait for a 2nd movie.
I think how they ended it was fantastic. Because time travel aside, realistically, Lewis will never know who his mother or father is.
@@youdontneedtoknowwhoiam6640 I think she was a single mom, I think the memory lewis saw was after a fight with his mom and dad, she came to check on him after that, his dad left and she had no choice because he may have been the only one working at the time.
THIS IS MY FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME. It is a classic. One of Disney’s underrated gems. The Story, the comedy, the characters, the heart. Everything in this movie is the best. Will definitely make a vid on it.
Theory: Isaac is Lewis from another timeline
(:
The only thing I ever wondered about Lewis's birth mother was why she left him on the steps instead of dropping him off properly. At the start of the movie it seems like she rang the doorbell, but we see later that is was Lewis himself so she didn't even do that; she was just going to leave him there overnight. Why was she so concerned about being seen even with her hood hiding most of her face?
It’s possible she’s mirage and super heroes aren’t supposed to be seen
I always wondered that too. my theory is that she was ashamed. abandoning a baby, while her reasons might have been noble, is usually seen as a shameful thing to do. I feel like she was hiding cause she didn't want anyone to know. she didn't want anyone to know that she couldn't take care of her own kid. thats what I always assumed anyway.
In the beginning she rung the doorbell because no one was there and wasn't worried about being caught. In the end, Louis slipped on the step making noise indicating someone was nearby which startled her and caused her to freak out and run. She didn't mean to leave him there overnight, but she didn't want to get caught and if someone was nearby, they most likely would have found the baby quickly. Or at least Louis would have started crying and the orphanage care taker would have heard him and ran out to save him.
@@ellerj641 no, someone (Lewis) slipped at the beginning as well. It was always Lewis who had rung the doorbell.
@@youdontneedtoknowwhoiam6640 You sparked my curiosity so I looked up clips of the beginning and the end on RUclips. I also cranked it up so my little deaf self can make out the knocking in both areas. You are right. The reaction of the mother is the same in both scenes and the knocking is the same. Good catch!
It is obvious that Luis birth mom really loved him even though she gave him up
Queen Aleena was the same with her children (in Sonic Underground).
Yes! This is it! Sometimes we don't need answers for everything, because we have to "KEEP MOVING FORWARD". Loved this movie and I still do
Looks like she remains a mystery. But who ever Lewis’ mother is, she would have been so proud of him.
Do an video on Who Are Phineas and Ferb's Biological Father and Mother.
Isn't Ferb the only adopted one. Idk why I thought that I feel I heard/read that somewhere but idk. The father also has an accent the same as him. Idk tho
Ferb is phineas' step brother,so l am 99%sure that means we know who their mom is (i think her name was Linda?aka "MOM!") And we know ferbs dad(the father we see in most episodes),so the only parent missing is phineas' bio dad.
Angel O E
Let’s break it down:
Linda is the mom of Candace and Phineas
Lawrence is the father of Ferb
Linda and Lawrence got married, which makes Phineas and Ferb stepbrothers
Not much is known about Phineas’s biological dad and Ferb’s biological mom
There is a theory that dr. Doof is phineas dad 🤷♀️
@@thatquietkid23 but they only had one date and it was not the type that would end in a bed. That theory (in my opinion) is dumb.
Please talk about the life of Jake Long from American Dragon Jake Long please
How about Gantu's dresssion after losing his position as Captain of galactic Armada
Yes please!
one of disneys forgotten shows :(
I’m adopted. I grew up knowing who my mom was. I wasn’t allowed a relationship with her. I did meet all my siblings on my moms side thankfully.
Now my dad. I know he signed rights away the second I was born. I found him on a dna site. I told him I found him and we haven’t said a word. I just wanted to know what he looked like. He made no effort to find me or speak to me unlike my mom. At least she knew I would be better with another family and didn’t ignore my existence completely.
I'm sorry 💔
Love this movie, it's one of the best ♥ I got so emotional when he was adopted by two weirdos like himself XD it was so cute and just amazing!! I feel like his birth mom would be proud of him, and happy that he was taken in by an amazing couple.
This movie got me looking into if possible to recall baby memeriors
I found amazing that you actually talked to Mr. Anderson and he never thought to give her a reveal! In that case then Lewis' mother will always be like a lot of other moms in the world, somebody who loved their children but they wanted the best of them, knowing they couldn't be it. For me Meet the Robinson's is an amazing and compelling movie in writing, sound, music and photography, even the voice actors and it is way too underestimated...
I was happy with the ending of the movie because at the end of the day Lewis was looking for the family and he found one. He was looking for his birth mother cause he thought that no one would adopt him since he wasn't a baby anymore and the way he was made him think that only birth parents could understand him cause they would be like them. Robinsons gave him what he wanted and needed, a loving and supporting family.
I definitely always wondered who she was
I wish they would just say it, instead of playing this mystery game
Phoyo editted some screenshots, and I can CONFIRM that it's Mrs. Harrington.
I read a headcanon where Wilbur's mother was a Super (Incredibles) and she dropped him off after legislation banned the Supers. I prefer to go with that one. 😁
Super intellect?
That’s sounds unreasonable and dumb
Hi, Isaac Carlson! Thanks for talking about Meet the Robinsons and discovering who Lewis's mother is. I really appreciate it. Keep up the good work! And as always, keep moving forward.
I love how you connected it to your own family's history.
Thanks for talking about Meet the Robinsons. No one ever does and it's honestly a personal favorite of mine.
This what got me looking into studying if it was possible to recall baby memeriors. For insight on boy babie think .
I even had some break throughs.
If your brain is creating it is deciding how to feel if. You've already been in that position your neurons already know how to feel. I have videos remember being a baby
Same here
being adopted myself, I really appreciate the message you're putting out here!
I thought you’d bring up the theory of how one of the women from Lucille’s memory of her wedding day was Lewis’ mother. I’ve seen that theory tossed around quite a bit.
lewis mother didnt have dark hair
I remember when I first saw this movie I loved it so much, I was completely blown away and was shocked when they revealed who Lewis really was, despite all the hints throughout the film. It is a great movie and I just watched it again a few nights ago on Disney+.
I like the idea that he was the very first child of Mr. Incredible (Bob Parr) and Elastigirl (Helen Part) before their marriage. Since he’d be their first child, Helen may have decided to give Lewis up for adoption to keep him safe (since villains could threaten him to get to Bob and Helen). However, the heartbreak of that decision (as well as the heroes going underground) led her and Bob to decide to keep the children they have later (Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack)
I love this movie, I remember as a kid that I wanted to study into neurology because of the scenes of him looking up info for his project 😃 Keep moving forward 👍🏼
My twin sister loves Meet the Robinsons😍
Twins? XD owww
I think your explanation of why we really don't need to know who is mom is is SOOO important. As an adoptee or even just someone living with a parent who isn't biologically theirs, it's good to acknowledge that the person exists, but family is so much more.
My mom is adopted and so is her brother. My mom said that she was always fine never knowing who her birth mother was. but a few years ago, we met her, and apparently, she and her daughter lived super close for years but never met. I am lucky to have met her, though I donèt see her as my grandmother or my mom's biological sister as my aunt or her son as my cousin yet. I am happy to finally know who I look like, me looking more like her side of the family, but I can't see my biological grandmother as my grandmother. My grandmother already passed away and I don't see it as replacing her, but I just can't get it into my mind that they are my family yet though I am glad I met them and we are now sharing our lives together.
Honestly my favorite part of this movie is the support that he received from the adults in his life such as his science teacher and Mildred. Both were incredibly loving and wanted to see him succeed
Thank you for sharing part of the interview! It would have been interesting to have that scene in the movie so the school can see Lewis' dream come true, but to have his future son also help him was just as powerful and the fact that they both ended the same with Lewis accepting his fate was very mature and powerful. He already knew who his future family would be after traveling to the future with Wilbur, but the lesson there was for Lewis to make it happen himself by working hard and giving adoption a chance, especially when after his Memory Scanner is successful at the science fair, the woman he uses it on is Lucille who adopts him along with her husband Bud! It was hard for Wilbur growing up because he felt abandoned and alone, but he still worked hard and believed in his dreams and they came true at the end of the film. Mildred is also an excellent mother because of her love and support. I truly love this movie because it teachers viewers how to move on and learn from mistakes and to love your family unconditionally, even if they're not the ones who gave birth to you
It’s possible that his mother was raped by someone and gave up Lewis because she wasn’t ready to be a mother yet.
One I hear so from femisist is to not Victim Blame but what's the point of blame it's all in the past. . Is it to figure out what happened and what to do about it or simply who should we be made at.
We
And actually do have results when people have wisdom and means to protect themselves. As if no ever thought of teaching people not to commit crimes before.
But fear of Victim Blaming is an emotional tactic to get the Majority of people to choose security over liberty. Or if the Majority population. Take liberaty and security from one smaller group. Like Jim crow and the Metoo Movement. Listen to how they. Justify false accusations.
They because an extremely small voting demograthic .
What you expect in a majority rule of course the construction is being replaced by the National Inquiry .
Feminist is just like Mayor Bellwether in Zootopia
maya key i’m assuming that you haven’t watched the hunchback of Norte Dam.
Cruthadair she didn’t want to give him up but she did what was best the house looked small and poor
My parents adopted me when I was 7 days old. I am almost 30 and ive always wanted to meet or know who my birth mother is. But at the same time I am ok not knowing, cuz I was raised by wonderful people and have a good life and don't want to fill my life with thoughts of what could have been. So I understand Lewis a lot.
This movie really meant a lot to me to the point where I got, “Keep Moving Forward” tattooed on me. It was during a time where I felt like giving up, where living just seemed so hard for me and I felt like I couldn’t do it anymore.
I feel like when she heard that her son was an amazing inventor she would be the proudest mother ever
What about goobs family we don’t know anything about them
We know in the fixed timeline he is adopted
Since Goob always appeared to be depressed to me I'd always figured his parents died about 3-5 years before the movie starts when we see him. Since he's about 11 he most likely remembers his parents, and the orphanage is the only place he had ever been able to call home since his parents demise, which is why he (originally) never left.
I always loved this movie sure I have other favorites but meet the Robinsons is up there with my fav's
What think finding baby memories at least for insite into how babies and fetuses think
This video was so satisfying. I've always wondered what the creators would say about this topic. Thank you for this video!
“I wanted to be like Lewis.”
Well you certainly got the looks
What if that wasn't his mother? It was never completely specified. What if the supposed mother dropped him off for someone else, there could've been someone who was scared to take care Lewis but loved him so much that they couldn't give him up. But what if something happened to her and she had to ask a friend or a relative to bring him to the orphanage for her knowing what happened to her would no longer make her able to look after him. Perhaps she was hurt or had developed a terrible illness and while Lewis was in the orphanage she was dying in the hospital. I personally think Lucille was the one who was asked to bring Lewis to the orphanage but 12 years later she realized she had made the wrong decision and brought him back into her life even if she wasn't his actual mother. Keep in mind this is just a fun little theory was no supporting evidence, I just thought it would be cool to see if people were going at this the wrong way.
It was too!
Finally I have been curious about this for years
Meet the Robinsons is one of my fav Disney movies! :) So glad you did this video!
This is such an amazing movie, watched it so many times when I was kid. I’m 22 and just re watched it and there’s so many things that are inspiring about this movie.
*KEEP MOVING FORWARD*
I was legit going to ask about the model and you answered my question right away
What if the person dropping Lewis off at the orphanage wasn’t his mother, but was his future wife.
If Lewis was able to create the time machine in another timeline, in one not so great. He could have asked his wife to find him and get him out of a poor situation (possibly being raised on the streets, or raised in secret).
Asked wife to go back in time and remove his infant self from his poor upbringing, and give him the opportunity to save the world. Everything was made by Lewis in the future. This may have been due to his wife knowing what the future would need and leaving subtle hints for inspiration to ensure progress in the world developing.
She may have played a part in ensuring they meet by placing him in a foster home that uses the same school that she knew she attended growing up. (He knew that she was his wife coz time travel, so of course knew he loved her enough to marry her)
So underrated!! Thank you this video made me feel emotional about this film. I wondered about her too but now I feel better ...and totally moved
(& Mildred was the real MVP)
You offer a very unique perspective and I thank you for bringing in your experiences into this discussion.
Your looks at these movies are always cool and knowledgeable. As always thank you
I love your videos wotso
I'm so glad you enjoy them. Your support is greatly appreciated!
Your very welcome, I am glad to be part of a community who supports you in doing what you love 😄
No matter how many times I seen that movie I do believe at it is Lucille as Lewis's mother but I wish they put that one scene where Louis put the memory scan on his head
A key idea in this movie is "Family isn't necessary who have birth to you, but who loves and cares about you." This can be applied in so many cases with people finding family amongst their friends or, in Lewis' case, an adopted family. It's a great message for children.
I absolutely loved this movie when it first came out.
I thought that Lewis’ mother was the wife of a mob boss, whom wanted for Lewis to go into the family business once he’d been born
But Lewis’ mother didn’t want that for her son, so she decided to abandon him temporarily.
After her abandonment of Lewis, she probably told her husband that the baby was stillborn
This movie is one of may favorites!
Great family movie! So many positive messages and the running gag about Tom Selleck that kids probably weren't able to catch 😁
So someone pointed out to me that at the science fair when Lucille wore the memory scanner we see her wedding. Behind her is two bridesmaids. one is Mildred from the orphanage. the other looks to be Luis' mom. Which after watching your video I think is kinda symbolic. In that one memory we see Lewis' mothers or mother figures. past, present (Mildred at the time), and future Lucille.
This is one of my favorite movies and it’s so under rated!! It’s such a good movie thank you for this video!☺️
I LOVE this movie even have Rob Thomas of "let it go let it roll off your shoulder" it's so awsome thanks for my parents music
Isaac!! You're doing so many huge things now!! Congratulations!!!!! ✨😁😁
Finally! It's awesome to deep dive on the memories and pieces of evidence that reveal who the mother of the future unique Robinson's is. Keep it up and stay safe!
Not much a fan of this theme of characters giving up on meeting someone.
For me it's weird that this movie had Lewis raised by the orphanage lady who can be considered his mom. Then is adopted by the scientists lady who is now his legal mother but seeing his biological mom is a no no.
Exactly, the existence of one doesn't negate the other.
Awww that final part where you showed the empty laboratory and the line "Robinson's mother is _____", ooh that almost had me with tears pouring because of how cute the set up of that line was
I see Sora in the background. Been asking for what seems like years for you to add Kingdom Hearts content on here.
Do The Full Story of Nigel from Blue Sky's Rio.
That movie was a great representation of my country and culture
I love your theories they are the best!
Me going into this video just as the footage shows Lewis's mother's face: hey, he's really smart and then there's his hair colour. Maybe Syndrome got Mirage preggers before his plan to kill Mr. Incredible and that's why she gave him up, knowing she couldn't raise him due to Syndrome's nature and not wanting that influence in her baby's life
I've always wondered about the question. And this helped bring aboyt an answer.
Hey, Love your videos please keep making more they're Freakin' awesome
it's been so long since I've seen this movie, I forgot just how wonderful it is!! I gotta watch it again now!
I still have the DVD! It has also been so long since I’ve watched it.
I love that you pointed out how its silly to be so focused on familial connections. I agree! I hate the media trope that a special person has to be a child of another special person, yawnorama.
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I don't know if it's just me, but 0:38 Louis's mom looks like she wasn't wearing shoes when she left him on the porch.
That could be a clue as to why she left him.
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My favorite vid so far
This movie is telling us that regardless of our circumstances in life. We all serve a a grand purpose and everything is connected. Know your part and play your role. Everything happens for a reason. 💪🏿
Thank for sharing part of you families story. I hope to adopt myself one day🙂
All I know is that I ALWAYS cry while watching this movie. One of my favorites.
I love it so much! I told the kids when they were young that's our movie 🥰
Inside out universe. Old Baby memories just disapear . So no reason nothing trying. The point of InsideOut is growing up means forgetting every thing learned in childhood
Yes a new Video
Lol we both typed one letter first and then edited it
This was really beautiful to speak so much about your family. (:
Also, while I think most stuff is just Easter eggs, the theories are interesting. The Isle of Naboombu will help the Disney theory fit with the "animal only" worlds.
I do love fanfiction and alternate universes, just to be clear. I just don't like stuff like "Tarzan IS Elsa's brother!" I mean, there's a frog with a bubble crown in Enchanted, but that doesn't make him Navine's grandpa-especially because this world somehow exists within the present day (or at least 2007).
I haven’t seen this movie in a while but i’m planning on watching it again soon.
we do know an important part which is atleast she loved him, she doesn’t say anything but the little hug she gave him and hesitating to leave him says it all, she loved him
but knew she couldn’t take care of him and that’s all the info i need