turning red making me say "IS THIS ALLOWED?" for 5 minutes straight
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- so i edited turning red cuz some scenes had me like O_O omg they went there-
i gotta say this movie is pretty edgy for a disney movie
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I like how she used the typical middle school drawing style: anime+slightly realistic
how to do it? mines look like 4 year old made them
@@inaprzybya3341 go find a bunch of Christopher Hart books. That's how a ton of middle schoolers I know started
I never was into drawing (proof : my pfp) but based on what I've seen this is extremely accurate
It’s almost scary, uncanny, how on the nose those drawings were XD
i felt so called out
Honestly anyone who says this is too inappropriate for a PG movie has never seen a Dreamworks movie from the early 2000s, they got away with wild shit 💀
Pls el dorado had some rlly sus stuff
@@schpiffle2653 FR
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I mean, isn't that what a PG movie was suppose to be like
For real tho, I just saw the first Shrek movie and Holy moly 😳 the amount of dirty jokes and (although not curse words) wording they used, e.g. damn, hell, really surprised me
This movie really doesn’t deserve all the backlash it got imo. I was a 13 year old girl once, and I think the writing and style of this movie 100% match that mentality
what is imo?
@@fgkayla8924 in my opinion
The only reason I don't like it because it WAS me as a child
Yup. I wasn't the target audience, but this was definitely me when I was 13
waitt it got backlash 😭😭😭 i thought it was rly cute
Can’t believe that actual people are saying that showing children that menstruation happens and tweens/teens are cringe is “inappropriate”, having this things as something you should be ashamed of is why I was so scared and embarrassed when I got my period even when I studied on a girls only school…
Ikr they shouldn’t have included that part in this compilation because there is nothing wrong in teaching kids about periods
@@JenayWhoQuit yh that sucks that it's something that people try to paint as inappropriate. I was shocked to learn that, I went to a boarding school in Nigeria and every year when the new set of 7th graders come in everyone in the hostel has this big meeting about what it is and how to handle it and take care of yourself properly. It's a shame that's not the case everywhere
It is
@@cooliipie What do you mean by “it is” ?
@@cooliipie it actually isn't inappropriate, especially since you can't bother to say why you disagree lol
“Who must protect her delicate petals and wash them regularly.” Honestly that one really surprised me. Don’t get me wrong, I’m 100% here for it, I’ve just never heard a direct reference to labia in a movie like this before.
what does that mean?
@@kcfire25 What does what mean, ‘labia’? They’re the soft folds of skin that cover the urethra and the opening to the vagina. They are sometimes poetically referred to as “petals” due to to their shape, texture and sensitivity.
And the clitoris. Never forget the clitoris.
@@Truzyxx im a dude so i didnt know
but i mean thanks for clarifying i guess
@@kcfire25 I am also male, but understanding anatomy, even when it’s not your own, is good information to have, and can turn out to be useful and even fun.
I appreciate that you were willing to ask when you didn’t get it! That’s how you learn stuff. :)
Anyone saying this is too mature for kids hasn't had a real comprehensive middle school experience. All of this stuff actually happens in middle school and kids deal with this stuff in reality. Aside from panda transformations, everything else (slang, perverted jokes, puberty, crushes, fantasizing) is 100% accurate. Can confirm as a former middle schooler. Your pre-teens and teens are not as naive and innocent as you think... nor do they need to be! Educate your kids.
As a current middle schooler, can confirm this is almost exactly how we behave
The only problem is you maybe dont want kids before middle school, like say 7 years old, to see that yet. That also happens to be Pixar's target audience
@@SuperYoshiMan
yeah, but it's not like 7 yos are gonna be able to watch this movie anyways lol. parents are the ones who decide to show their kids any movies when they're that young, and even if that 7yo has unsupervised access to the internet they would need a streaming app to even see it in the first place. so, in the end, it's ok not a problem. and also i think at least graduating elementary students should see this cuz heaven knows how many other girls besides me dealt with these same issues
Exactly! This needed to be said, thank you.
@@juniperrodrigo6229 I found alot of girls that got their period at 8. Just now i found one got theirs at 7
All the people saying this movie is too mature for kids are just like how meimei’s mom is in the journal scene lol
one of the things that I love about this movie is how it shows that girls are not oblivious sexless beings and shows that lots of girls explore their sexuality with art forms. And that they have interests in other people, and also spend time exploring their attraction to other people. And I love it that the girls can talk freely about who they find attractive and just having a fun time by having conversation and a thing they have in common.
literally, im so happy that this movie is a thing
"Did the red peony bloom? But it's too soon!" Ma'am I had my first period at 10 yrs old, wanna talk about too soon?
Yeah, I had mine when I was 11. IDK wut she's talking about...
@@NightNekomata Yeah, in fact, 13 is the age at what most girls have their period
@@NightNekomata Maybe her mom thinks is soon because perhaps in her family, periods came at a later age?
@@ritarosa1463 yea I'm not sure. I had my period at 12 so idk why the "red peony" would be too soon
*I had mine when I was 9 , hehe -*
the most relatable part of the movie was having a crush on any older boy, and also having it in your head that you're gonna become soulmates with your favorite artist at 13. It really made me realize how much I've changed since 13 lol.
Lol true
Yeah, i used to think Eminem was my boyfriend
And yall think gen z is weird 💀 at least we have a little sense of reality. How yall straight up "had it in your head" that you could marry a singer? Lmao
Im sorry but that is not what or is happening to me-
@@ns.kha29 who is y'all? 🤣🤣🤣 Gen z do that too, how old are you fam
the fact that relatable preteen/earlyteen moments shouldn't be allowed in movies is such a strange concept
I was once a gay 13 year old boy. This movie hit the nail on the head. Everything felt so relatable. The fun, the jokes, the cringe, the crass, it was all on point. I'm wondering how much better it would have felt to watch it while being the target represented demographic! I hope all the girls going through this stage in their life feel seen, heard, and validated.
Puberty is a beast, but you can get through it with laughter from your friends, love from your parents, and a well stocked bag with the essentials. Have a little extra in case one of your fellows are missing any.
There’s a section in hell for you.
Preach
I’m a trans guy who didn’t realize I was trans until I was 18 so went thru adolescence as a “girl” and this movie resonated so much with me. It also captures that 2000s energy so well lol
If you haven't seen Better Nate Than Ever please do. It was perfection.
I was also once a gay 13 year old boy. Still can't relate at all.
"turning red is INAPPROPRIATE 😡" But movies that show dead bodies, murder, and princesses marrying and going away with some man older than her isn't?🤨
This is the most truthful thing I've heard all day
A person who actually has common sense is hard to find these days, especially in social media
Ikr, i don’t get why many people are turning a blind eye when this movie is literally accurately true and not inappropriate at all?
Yea my parents are six years a part and some may consider that “too much” yet nobody says anything about snowwhite (14 but in original story 7) marrying a man who is over THIRTY!
They mean inappropriate for a kids movie.
I'm so surprised they allow the word "drugs" in the movie
@@gothxbunny Don't forget "stripper music"
@@LAZY-RUBY "WhAtS wRoNg WiTh ThAt"
and the awooga scene
@@i.puk3d what's wrong with that
drugs can mean any medication tho.
this movie was golden and all the critics saying it was inappropriate are just sexist bigots that think everything about a woman's body should be kept tightly locked and strictly preserved which is a DANGEROUS mindset. If people were more open about menstruation there'd be far less preteen girls who think they're dying because they started bleeding everywhere and getting horny. I honestly think this movie was extremely tastefully done considering its subject matter - the scene where she's frantically drawing "dirty" things under the bed just KILLED me because its 100% what I did as a preteen lol
also, the part where she's just covering her entire face in deoderant is so good lol
Well I also think a scene of a dad explaining to his son how to take care of his balls would be highly inappropriate. (As opposed to what the mother says here) Nothing to do with sexism.
@@cockycookie1 Those things are pretty different tbh. Like, not to diminish anyone's ball washing experience, but I doubt that shit involves blood and physical/emotional pain for days on end. There's also the fact that periods are considered taboo for no reason. Even if sexism may not be the whole issue, a lot of people really do just write periods off as a "woman problem" and don't think they should know anything else about them. Honestly that shit can be scary when it happens for the first time and you haven't learned enough abt it cause nobody wants to tell you what's going on.
@@cockycookie1 Try being a middle school girl who stands up in class with blood on her pants, mortified and humiliated because she’s not use to the sudden changes her body is going through. Ball washing as a comparison is apples to oranges.
@@maysalem59 this is so well put thank you! like the very reason that female puberty and periods are stigmatized is BECAUSE it's girls and women who experience them, it IS sexism
Idk why ppl were so shocked abt the period scene, I turned 15 exactly today and watched the movie w/ my mom months ago, and we actually had a pretty good laugh at that scene lol. Idk what’s wrong with grown ups these days 🫤
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Young female Teen stuff apparently equals "OMG too mature my children and I don't want to be reminded these topics even exist". This is important. Every young girl is confronted with these topics. They are not taboo. They are normal.
Most of these behaviors are unhealthy though
@@divine555 what behaviours aren’t healthy in this movie?
It's great to see Pixar take some risks, and it paid off, because it's a very good movie.
I haven't even watched the movie but I can appreciate it so much for taking risks. Not enough films do that nowadays
plus, the word "crap isnt" even harmful to kids. i used to say it all the time lmfao
Look I like this movie and all but I can’t see how it’s “Pixar taking risks”. I mean, yeah it’s riskier then many of their garbage sequels. But as a stand-alone Pixar movie it doesn’t do anything out of the ordinary.
im surprised they said “stripper music” and “sex” outright lol
@@-.-.11 I like that. It’s probably the most absurdly mundane concept they have. And that’s pretty awesome. Cause this was pretty real. I think it’s a risk that this is so unfiltered and normal. I’m tired of that profound stuff too. Sometimes they just go too hard trying to pull at the heartstrings like Pixar always does.
Its sad that this movie is "the period movie" when in fact, it talks about all the other changes, and our obsession of growing up. We are so used to see 16 to 18 y.o. in series being super sexual, but we forget that it's not a smooth transition. Women dont wake up one day, and know how to flirt.
And beyond that, it was super funny and original.
Yess, I has this exact debate with a friend. He summed the whole movie Up as a metaphor for getting the first period and I told him he was missing the point. I think os just as you said, it's about puberty and all the physical and social changes you experience at that age when you start to built your own world, your interests, your group of Friends, even your personality.
PS: Also, yeah, we are way to used to shows and movies sexualizing underage characters.
Finally someone who actually listens instead of immediately saying its cringe because of one single scene.
2:02 "did the red peony bloomed?"
"NO! Maybe?"
"But it's too soon!"
Me who had my first period when I was ten: *are you sure about that?*
Lmao same
Lol same
i got it when i was 8
I got mine at 9 😭
I was nine....
this has gotta be the most down to earth movie ever. i went into this thinking i would absolutely despise it, but now its like a comfort movie to me.
The 'mature' parts of this movie isn't even mature, it's just young teen stuff that's normal but considered taboo and rarely gets mentioned in the media.
Teen girls having crazy romantic fantasies? Oh how illegal!
Topics concerning menstruation? Such vile words!
Say that drugs are bad? They should never know about it at all it will be safer!
I agree.. it also makes it more realistic to how 13-year olds act.
They are just saying they are surprised that a Disney movie would ever have the forbidden evil word "crap" in it
@@kayla-rg6iw eh, I agree with you too - a bit rare for disney to utter crap soo.l
THIS should be PINNED. You literally said FACTS and I would like to thank you for that.
Periodt.💅
@@ThePrettiestPrincessLulu facts
I haven't seen it, but this looks like a really nice way to portray a real aspect of growing older. If you're uncomfortable by this movie and think it's too mature, then you're not the audience.
They say it's inappropriate but would rather watch a movie about racism depicted through animals that shoot each other with a plant drug to turn them insane,
@@Ejaz100 what movie is that?
@@spainwithoutthes Zootopia
@@beansquad-ally3197 thanks!!
Not that I think that and I don’t think it’s too terrible (?) but on the other hand i do see where people are coming from, it IS a Disney movie and it is about a fluffy red panda. And for young children (which it sounds like it maybe should be for) it is a bit much
THE SECOND-HAND EMBARRASSEMENT I HAD FOR MEI THE ENTIRE TIME DURING THE DOODLE SCENE- BECAUSE THAT SCENE HIT REAL HARD WHEN I WAS 13 LMAOOOOO
I feel like this is the first Disney movie that isn't for little 5 year olds, but 12 -16 year olds
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@@BellaBlossom umm... creepy lol
I disagree. Have you seen Disney movies!?!?! Just because they can be fun doesn't mean it is meant for a 5 year old. All the characters are teenagers for the most part.
Just because this movie talked about puberty a bit more blatantly doesn't automatically mean it can only be for middle schoolers. Disney and Pixar movies in that past have shown things just as or far more mature--war, drinking, smoking, romance, abuse, death, sexual innuendos....but heaven forbid a movie talk about puberty, something every child is going to face very soon.
@@naginiriddle7091 You do have a good point,
@@Evangelinescorner lol, I reread my comment and realize that my tone is like a bit over the top hahaha. Did not mean for it to hit that hard 😅
Joys of internet talking
don't forget the part where Abby says "mine said it's stripper music, what's wrong with that?" 💀Edit: guys ik it's at the end, they put that there after i commented this lol
The fact that she also bites the volley"ball" after saying that 💀
it’s in the end of the video
@@nidhikhare2575 ☠
yeah who doesnt like stripper music
Ye
incredibly refreshing to see pads in a tween movie
@seXi BOi i never said that Disney was the first to do it though lmao
@seXi BOi I'm not trying to be mean but can you read?
Anyone that is uncomfortable by how “mature” the themes in this movie are have forgotten what it was like being 13
PREACH!!!
The things said in this movie😗:
“He said your a perv”
“Did he do these things to you?”
“She said it was stripper music”
“This what happens when you don’t wear sunblock and do drugs all day”
This is Pixar not Disney! Pixar is known for making things more mature and have adult humor, maybe not as much recently but it's seen in Ratatouille and Toy Story! EDIT: lol I KNOW Disney owns Pixar but they are different studios! WDA studios and Pixar are separate places with separate employees and separate goals!
Thank youuuuu. While it is on Disney, this is a Pixar film and they are very good with execution of their films. They did so well on this movie
The most iconic one is the Incredible imo. I did not understand some plots (like those heroes being killed offscreen) and jokes in that movie when I was little but they all make sense when I watched it after getting older and that just made the movie even better.
THANK YOU
People keep referring to it as a Disney film and I need some love for Pixar
But Pixar is OWNED by Disney.
Disney and Pixar worked on it.This is a pixar film.But Disney was also involved in it.
I honestly think it’s just the type of audience watching this movie. It’s for tweens and teens. It’s refreshing to see a movie for older kids. I don’t even think young kids would properly understand the plot of the movie. There’s a huge difference between what kids watch and what teens watch. So the fact that this movie is a middle ground that doesn’t push the jokes but also acknowledges them is great. We need more movies like this
I'm not a tween or teen - much older than that but damn did I feel like the audience for this movie.
Right. Im a teen and when i tell you i both laugh and cried at this its so realistic 😭
@@bluebird6883 I'm 21, same
24 here. And I can tell you now it's definitely a teen movie. I can prove it from a philosophy perspective.
@@bluebird6883 I feel like it’s for ages 12 and a half and older, probably for females more but still males because not only does it talk about growing up it talks about how children/teens are still people. We like different things and it’s natural to do so
3:39 she was supposed to be lgbt but Disney didn’t approve even tho Pixar wanted it. The look on their faces, they know it 😆
LOLL
Ming: Did the red peony bloom?
Mei: Maybe?
Jin: *F THIS SH!T, I'M OUT*
If Jin would like a cooking career, we'd be more than happy to hire him to be my new personal chef
0:36 - 0:51 Is literally me making a self-insert fanfiction over a new favourite fandom that I like 😭
LMAO same
Yo wtf 📸
I even did a whole edit lol picsart and all those photo editing apps were put into use before my mom snatched my phone-
L M A O SAME THO THATS WHAT I THOUGHT-
Relatable.
Also, if anyone tells you that what you are doing is ''cringe'', remember that your happiness is more important than their worthless opinions.
This movie really resonated with me. I was a weird kid with goofy friends that obsessed over things like tv shows and bands. I also butt heads with my mom a LOT because she was a helicopter parent due to certain issues I had. I saw a lot of myself in her, and I understood why she was acting the way she did. I liked the message in the end, that you don’t have to be ashamed of being human, which is ironically represented by a red panda lmao. It’s traditional to lock your emotions away and not address them, be prim and proper, do what’s expected rather than what you want. But these days we are finally addressing that people are individuals and should be free to be themselves, even if some people don’t care for it. Coming of age stories have been a thing for so long. It’s just a story where a kid finds out who they are, and yeah puberty can be a big factor in that. It’s a natural process we are all familiar with…so I don’t really see the problem with this one.
When I have kids they will see this
@@treblegames84 - My daughter's only 4, and she LOVES the film! Not as much as Encanto though, it's simply not as good as Encanto...
I was a weird kid too.
That much hasn't changed.
Weirdos rule.
@@JohnnyProctor9 That is a valid opinion and yeah there was a lot to love in Encanto, and there's a lot to love in this one too.
ted talk
"You must protect your delicate petals and clean them regularly"
The fact that I just realised what this line meant (I was too focused on Mei being a red panda! SO CUTE!) makes this even more hilarious
"Delicate petals"
Wait,did Ming really said about THAT body part? Turning Red is sus
The voice is soooooo on point!
The crush situation is SOOO relatable!
The stuff in this movie wasn’t even inappropriate tho, so I’m really surprised everyone is making such a big deal about it. If this was actually made in 2002 no one would care…crazy how much media has changed
ikr, why are people so sensitive nowadays
It's not a big deal, but hearing Mei Mei say "those awful sexy things" and Abby saying "mom said it's stripper music" was surprising lol
@@isaacpianos5208 Hearing “sexy” was surprising but seeing someone jump off a building in a suicide attempt in the Incredibles wasn’t? 😭
@@princessnicki63 l mean of course it was--
But you have to agree that we are more commonly exposed to midia that shows death and violence than some sexual topics
Again, not a big deal, but a pleasant surprise
@@isaacpianos5208 I feel like that has to be an American thing especially. We’re “okay” seeing bodies being blown up on the news but things like casual nudity and bad language are completely looked down upon. It’s insane to me
Everyone saying that this movie is insanely mature for a disney/pixar movie are just kidding themselves. Movies filled with literal deaths and murders are somehow not mature? And they tell people that showing pads or menstruation are not for kids to see is just sad because that is the norm for most of the girls and the “critics” are basically telling us to “Dont show that part, its normal but dont show it; its icky” ALSO Let us all appreciate Mei’s mother’s explanation about menstruation itself, she was so gentle with it and did not let any feelings of shame get to Mei by her own words. As any human being should.
did you know its not a Disney movie but a Pixar movie-
@@lekothe3rdmusketeer Disney did purchase Pixar in 2006 however
@@yannijavier3883 however i was just pointing it out and i dont want this to turn into a fight so this will be the last of my text.
Coolio
Which is ironic, considering the main cast are literally 13 😂 it's relatable to anyone who has ever been a dumb 13 y/o and it tracks, self-proclaimed movie critics just like having things to complain about
I'm just kinda shocked about Mei's mom thinking the "red peony" is too soon, she's 13 though! Mine came in almost a year earlier than that :'D
same! mine came when i was 11
I thought she said “he looks like a homo” and I almost shit myself
I love how people is like "wow, can they do this", when Pixar has already made movies that focus on death and the process of letting go, mental health and depression, racism, mafia and criminality and other things.
and tried multiple times to do lgbtq relationships (like in this movie) but disney didn't let them
Me and my brother would pretend our toys would kill and “torture” each other when we were little. We’d also do “roleplays” about people getting shot, ran over, imprisoned, killed repeatedly, etc. me and my siblings still make up senators like that, not as many psychos killing tons of people for the fun of it though
Mei’s Indian (?) friend seems queer coded to me
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@@TwinEv3 focus on death: Coco and Up.
The process of letting go: Up
Mental Health and depression: Inside Out
Racism, mafia and criminality: Zootopia
Honestly, I relate to Mei Mei WAY TOO MUCH- LIKE..IT'S KINDA CONCERNING
yeah exactly how u like her in da firzt place is conzerning
@@internetoutlaw8225 bro spell correctly I don't understand
@@nollie_canine soundz liek a U problim
Same and I'm a boy
Same
This might be one of my favorite Pixar movies. Simply because it’s bold enough to talk about things nobody wants to with kids and the fact it’s for older children is so needed. It’s not “too mature” it’s simply realistic and meant for it’s specific target audience.
Yea,I can relate turning into a red panda wherever I get angry.
@@KitKitChanIsaac Oh you know what I meant, smart guy
Even though I’m 24, this movie is still so relatable. Thanks to Facebook memories, I’m able to see the cringe I posted through the end of middle school and into high school. I may have been really little for the time it’s been set but it is so relatable, especially the friend group.
Something I also noticed that I relate to, Priya likes 4Town but isn’t as obsessed with the boys as Mei, Mir, or Abby. Maybe it’s just her character design but I know for me personally, it was because I wasn’t that into boys, I liked boy bands but they were always meh to me. People say the movie is cringy but I think they don’t want to acknowledge that they were cringy at that age. Parents tend to downplay their own experiences and don’t like their kids to know they were cringy or acted the same way.
Dude, I lost it when Priya said “Perv!”
Disney also used the word "perverted" in an episode of Recess in the 90s and they censored out all the usage of "perv", "pervert", "pervy", and "perverted" in the Disney XD Broadcast of Naruto Shippuden back in the late 2000s early 2010s.
When?
@@zorubark 2:48.
Honestly, it’s nice to see a PG rated film that actually requires SOME parental guidance. Back in my days, PG actually meant something. Films Return to Oz, various Dom Bluth films, Who Framed Roger Rabbit. and what have you, these are films that contain some adult content or aggressive scary imagery that might require adult supervision. Nowadays, whenever a PG gets slapped onto a film it’s not because of the cogent but because studios are afraid that if a film is G rated, it won’t sell as well. For comparison, Lion King in 1994 features a dead body on screen (mind you a very clean looking corpse but still), still has a G. Inside Out in 2015 features ONE scene showing a baby’s bum, gets a PG. A little silly isn’t it? So thank you Pixar and Domee Shi for actually justifying the PG rating.
This is so true. The same thing with The Lion King happened with Mulan (animated). It shows several corpses (sure they weren‘t detailed and were in the background but they were there) and a substantial amount of blood when Mulan is wounded, yet is still rated G.
It’s weird that Twilight was rated pg-13
Even thought THERE WAS MULTIPLE adult SCENES
@@DitzyDew lol no
@@axolotdraws9946 Flynn Rider’s wound when he gets stabbed in Tangled was pretty graphic as well
Also in the Lion King, *THAT* scene in Can you Feel The Love Tonight.
If anything, this makes me love the movie even more. Pixar took risks, they knew some weren't gonna like it, but they did it anyway and didn't care. And by doing what they do best, this movie achieved a lot of firsts. I know Disney/Pixar movies are meant to take us to a fantasyland, but it's also okay to talk about real-world things if it's done right. This is done right. And if those people think this movie is cringey...perhaps they're forgetting their own middle school years, because this is accurate. When I was in middle school, I watched reruns of Avatar the Last Airbender...and had an "Azula phase" so to speak
The way she says “I like GYRATING” is so hilarious LOL XD
Y'know as an adult, I thought the negative buzz about this movie was probably about silly boring plot elements that only kids would like, or misrepresentation, or tone deaf portrayals, but from THESE clips I can see that Pixar got it right. Teens, and their helicopter parents, do think/act this way.
So, where as I was gonna skip this movie before, I think I will check it out because the clips in this video made me laugh out loud.
Its really a perfect movie. Gods u remember being 15 and thinking I was gonna be soulmates with whoever artist was my fav that day. And dealing with emotional and physical changes and how everything feels like the world is ending sometimes lol
also it talks about generational trauma which get passed down each generation and breaking the cycle. I'm 23 but I adored every part of it
@@DreamerofSilver 15?????
@@myfarts yah. Cause me being 15 was just 15 years ago yanno
Its shocking that adults remember being teenagers, I know
@@DreamerofSilver - I was 15 once, it sucked...a very lonely and traumatic time for me.
When I first watch Turning red I was so amazed because because the main characters name is so close to my name
Then what is your name?
Also my mom
Same
@@raveenthompson8603 mei
My moms name is mei, it’s spelled “may”
I'm an 80s baby and this movie was pretty accurate. Girls should know about periods before the day comes so they can be prepared and not think they're dying. I also love the accuracy of Meis mother thinking she can do no wrong until Mei confesses she is not the perfect child her mother thinks she is.
My 16 year old cousin just went through something similar this week. He was caught vaping. His parents and grandmother were furious. Not just at him but the adult who gave it to him (another cousin of ours who is an adult). He confessed where he got the vape pens from and that he started doing it because of stress. He's been stressed because he's been moved out of state and can't find any friends (kids his age where he lives now are either preachy church kids or druggies). He feels alone and misses the people left behind. (I miss my little buddy too 🥺). He found an unhealthy outlet because he felt he couldn't talk to his mom. He talked with his grandmother over the phone about all this. And when she got off the phone I told her that I get the frustration on both sides. He's stressed and you're disappointed because you expected him to be perfect (Like Meis mother thought of her). There is no amount of preparation to keep kids from making these mistakes. They aren't perfect and they aren't better than you and I when we were that age. They're going to mess up and that's the point of mistakes. To learn from them. He's going to learn that he has a support system. The only disappointment I have of him is that he, for some reason, thought he couldn't even talk to me. We talk often and send each other videos. But not once did he tell me he was stressed. I wish he had. I love my little cousin. I've known him all his life. He is permanently like 3-9 in my mind. I'm not ready for him to grow up but he has to. And he has to know that I am someone he can trust. If he came back to our state and did something like get drunk on his 21st birthday and needed a ride home. He needs to know that he can call me and I'd pick him up and shove his head in a mini trash can on the way home if he needs it. He needs to know that if his girlfriend broke up with him he can vent to me as well as his parents and grandparents. He's intelligent and a generally good kid, but like Mei, he's just growing up like the rest of us adults have had to do.
i watched this movie with my parents, and i could just feel the concerned glances they sent me.
This feels so weird. I recognize that these characters are like actual young teens, but it also makes me realize how drastically different my young teen and preteen years were from that of my peers. Sometimes I forget people actually have crushes and it's not just some big prank. At 13, my best friend had just moved away, and I was just depressed and paced back and forth in my room talking to myself as though I was all these different characters and crying. That and being ticked about the ways my body was changing and wishing I wasn't a human. It was a very sad year of my life.
"Pacing back and forth in your room talking to yourself as though you were all these different characters?"
You're probably an Inmersive Daydreamer, or a Maladaptive Daydreamer!
I'm an inmersive daydreamer. My rough years were 12 and 14, but 13 was pretty great for me. I began writing the novel I'm still editing, I'm 15 now and got a book deal. But yeah, existential crisis and severe depression included, my pre-teens weren't like in the movie either (abusive parents gotta do that I guess XD). Not to repeat what everyone says, but things really do get better!
@@infjelphabasupporter8416 I really was. Big time. I also use to lucid dream all the time. Of course, I didn't know what I was doing was called at the time or that it was anything out of the ordinary. It was like I just had a whole different life outside of the one I was actually living.
@@lolymop333 Same! Glad to see they are others like me!
Oh, i hope you're better now
@@lolymop333 Same! Its weird how we all kinda assumed at first that everyone did ir just because we did. It's a surprise to learn its out of the ordinary.
I was going to ask my parents to watch this movie and then I realized my sketch book...time to start tearing and fine a box 😀
Lol same I gotta burn it too lol
Reminds me of all the Self Insert x Papyrus comics I used to draw when I was Mei's age. Lol, I was just as weird.
@@etps4444 WAT
@@Et200m
_I was a very weird child._
@@etps4444 Nah The papyrus is hot
I honestly found this movie adorable and funny and sweet
"DID HE DO THESE THINGS TO YOU?"
Gosh,this is so relatable-
Actually this whole ass movie is so relatable-
“This is too mature for a Pixar Movie”
The Incredibles: *Shows guns, main villain commits mass murder, sexual suggestive scenes*
Ratatouille: *Also shows guns, one character says “Hell”, one character mentions the patriarchy, also shows dead rats*
Up: *Shows blood and guns*
Toy Story 3: *That one scene*
Coco: *Dick joke and character gets poisoned on-screen*
Soul: *says hell, features existential themes and near-death experiences*
So we can add Turning Red to the list of inappropriate Pixar movies. It can be along The Incredibles leading the list.
Don't forget that in the Incredibles, the bad guys straight up threaten the kids with guns *and* pretty much only Jack Jack is the only one who doesn't have a confirmed kill (Mr. Incredible killed Syndrome, even if you wanna blame the cape, it's still Mr. Incredible who tossed a car at him in an attempt to kill him)
What do you mean that one scene in toy story 3? I forgot, also what's with Coco too?
@@iceshake3950 The incinerator scene
@@sonic8005 Not just threaten the kids with guns, but straight up *attempted murder*
I remember when it was a big deal when they used "crap" in "Antz", I guess the word is no longer considered a swear..?
Also a line from antz: "thanks but I'm not entirely comfortable drinking from the anus of another creature"
I havent seen that movie in ten years but that line struck me as a child in many ways
That movie as well as the TMNT movie from the late 80s which was also PG used "damn" a few times.
@@kiyadenham6515 bro what
It was never considered a slur in America; only in Britain. Not sure where you're from but yeah.
Crap was never an actual swear word though. Shit is a swear word
Every person's worst fear: having someone look at their forbidden art
Honestly I’m so glad they included all this. Apart from it being funny, normally in animated movies the problems they have are still very… I guess plastic? That’s one of the things that makes turning red so much better. :)
the fact that she can actually draw good enough that the mom can distinguish who the person is, is amazing
the mom is either really smart, the daughter is a great drawer orrr....
*everyone looks the same Lmao*
The hat was the dead giveaway 😂
Lmao I was thinking the same
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Mei aggressively twerking at her mom killed me. Funniest thing I've seen in a movie in years.
3:16 btw the word gyration means to dance in a wild or suggestive manner. for example "strippers gyrated to rock music on a low stage"
I personally didn't relate to most of the movie as one who had been a teenage, asexual and asocial boy, but as somebody who loves to make fun of my thirteen year-old little sister who acts exactly like the protagonist (and as a Korean Asian-American with that exact family/parent dynamic, hearing Korean so suddenly in the middle of the movie was so bizarre but amazing, by the way), I just genuinely didn't see why so many people criticised the movie for being "unrealistic." Like, have people never met a thirteen year-old girl before? Never had overbearing parents/mothers before?
But yeah, this movie was actually hilarious.
Maybe they're just in denial which is sad
02:30 "Ur a strong beautiful flower you must protect your delicate petals and..... clean them regularly" a line a kid wouldnt get lol love it
I think ik what it means but I'm not gonna say it
that’s the point
@@TanticHero You can say it, honey. Cleaning the vulva is important :)
@@omegasage777 ~hygene~
Though she probably should have told her that as soon as she started bathing alone...
All of these scenes just raised the amount of relatable-ness to 300%
I love the fact that this movie is exactly what being a kid and the early 2000's was like. I remember having stupid crushes and having fantasies about those crushes, especially drawing awful drawings of them.
“And that you’re kind of a perv.”
I don’t know why, but that got a chuckle out of me.
i love turning red bc im chinese and my family calls me 妹妹 (meimei, which means "younger sister") and the pronunciation is really similar to what Mei's family calls her. Every time Mei's mom says "meimei" my ears perk up a little haha :-D. Also it's pretty refreshing to have a movie with an asian character that i can actually relate to and isnt all about the culture
i noticed that too lol, i speak some chinese and i thought it was cute, i wonder if it was intentional
Even if it seems a bit over the top this I'd exactly what teens act like it's perfect
The “literally go away” IS VERY ACCURATE
You must've been a strange kid
Mei has the talent, the skill, the speed, and the imagination to become a great ecchi manga artist. Her pen name can be Red Panda if she wants.
"My mom called it stripper music. What's wrong with that?"
Where is the lie????
I love how this movie kind of shows what a coming of age movie should show. Most movies like this don’t actually show what a girl might have to go through as a teen because it’s “inappropriate”. Turning red is relatable and it shows how girls change physically and emotionally, it shows that it’s ok for girls to have crushes and feel good. Also the conversation that mei’s mom had with her about her body changing was great, proving that normal thing that happen to women aren’t and should be gross. Pixar made a relatable, funny, mature movie without pushing the matureness to far and making it a great movie for all audiences. We need more movies like this :)
Is not ok spy on somebody vanessaaaa, not even if is a "cute innocent crush " is creepy as hell that tv shows (miraculous ladybug) and actual movies teach to the kids is fine spy somebody if u like how they look or are, but never talk to that person and became friends, that is my unique problem with the movie, the rest is amainzing, except the excesive twerk escene, that was too extra also
Lol "great for all audiences".. there's inherently sexual dancing and mentioning things like "sexy", making kids curious to know more about those things. Kids imitate the sexual things they see not knowing the full consequences of doing that and entertaining that sexual spirit. If they see kids their age in the movies they're allowed to watch doing those things, it's a green light to try it too because they think "hey this seems harmless, I'm mature enough to do that. My parents are just being controlling if they tell me no (this rebellious spirit is taught in this movie), so I'll do that anyway and especially without them there to know. My panda my choice, just like this movie taught me.".
@@user-ly3li3ex8c the mental gymnastics you just did. wow.
@@user-ly3li3ex8c you kinda get a point, but kids aren’t that dumb. A child won’t copy literally *E V E R Y T H I N G* they see on a television lmao. Yes most of them are naive, but they are not foolish. If a kid gets off their bed at 09:59 PM to go spy on their parents watching a movie, and arrives at a scene where a random guy pulls out a nine-millimetre and starts shooting, the kid won’t rush to bed go to sleep and wake up in the morning and tell their parents “Omg mommy and daddy I want a Nine-millimetre to shoot people!”
For example, both me and my brother have what I call the “little sheep” mentality, which I use to define when someone has the tendency to copy what they see other people doing. For example if I see a person wearing coloured braids (I’m black so I often wear braids) I’d often say “Omg mom can I wear coloured braids too?” But if I see random delinquents vandalizing a store I won’t scream “Omg mom I wanna vandalize a store too!” And same thing with my brother, he’s eight so he’s still a child, and knowing him, he won’t want to murder someone if he sees a guy stabbing another guy on TV. But that also depends if the kid was educated about the said subject. For example if a tween sees a kid his age smoking or vaping and his parents never talked to him about how smoking or vaping can give lung cancer, this tween might likely want to smoke or vape too. But if he was adequately educated and prepared about the said subject, there are gigantic chances that he would know what to respond if the tween he saw gave him the cigarette or vape to try the next day.
Briefly, with adequate education, a kid won’t necessarily reproduce every single little thing they see on TV, because children are just some curious little naive critters that like to explore, but not absolutely and ridiculously dumb or foolish creatures.
@@Konata_TheRappa07 lol u dont have kids at home right? 😂
I feel like most people upon seeing these scenes find it inappropriate for it being a children’s film, but what people have to understand is that with today’s current media children OF ALL AGES are exposed to these kinds of terms and humor. I am currently in high school but have still experienced this kind of behavior from my peers when we were this age. I find this movie to be accurate and entertaining to any age group (that doesn’t have a problem with it) •_•
Sad part is that these scenes aren't even something unique to the current generation. Older folks will say media is allowing too much for kids these days, but forget movies like Problem Child and Home Alone had some suggestive scenes and language.
Every generation has tweens like this, older people just like to hide and lie about their past which they find embarassing
@@billcipher8645 honestly ya. As a 90s kid we had very questionable movies and shows that I think ppl just forgot about or choose to ignore because a lot of us are parents now with rlly young kids and wAnt to protect them. It’s the same cycle every generation goes thru, things are just different now because of social media, something we didn’t rlly have until high school.
@@billcipher8645 Full denial.
We know that you know that we know you were cringe but won't admit it 🤣
2:01 The way mei's dad walk back😭😭
Okay I’m 20 and Id still be so pissed if my mom found suggestive drawings and proceeded to immediately drive to the suspected other person and throw them at his face. Id truly die of embarrassment and never forgive her.
My mom and I laughed the whole time when we watched that movie.
Omg same 😂😂😂
same :)
My mom laughed at the scene where Mei Mei in panda form was "shaking it"
My mom says it's absolutely terrible and I should never see it but based on the scenes I already love it :(
Bro I’m absolutely terrified to ever watch this with my mom- she’d call it “inappropriate for any 13 almost 14 yr old” *yes I’m speechless she hasn’t even watched it*
If anyone really thinks this movie is edgy or "too mature" for a kids' movie, wtf do y'all think of ATLA and Gravity Falls💀
No, go farther you pleb, go all the way back to E.T, sandlot, goonies and home alone.
ATLA is a Masterpiece
Lmfao Gravity Falls. Episodes filled with silly jokes for kids.
"Burn the child. Burn the child."
@@SofieCarmine Right?
They never mention periods so they’re safe for kids I guess
Honestly I think this is a really good movie for pre-teens and teens because nowadays we don’t get content that’s just fun and has an interesting story, we get things like Euphoria that’s literally is just trying to put as much sex, drugs, and violence as they can into the show. Teenagers shouldn’t be forced to grow up so face because then it just causes them to look back on their teenage years and think “why did I waste my childhood like that”. So say what you want about this movie but in my opinion this is one of the most wholesome things us teenagers have in the media, so who cares if it’s too mature for your little 3 year old who you don’t want to care for and just let a tablet take care of? This is what teenagers need right now with everything that’s going on right now so just let it be.
We can’t forget the part where Mei’s mom spies on her at school and yells “HONEY! YOU FORGOT YOUR PADS!!” Poor Mei Mei 🥲
Abby also said ''Stripper'' in the dodgeball scene..
They put It at the end
So?
@@purpleangie7176 it’s a kid movie and this is a “is this allowed?” Video
@@creative.cloudy it's pg rated. Not g.
@@creative.cloudy yeah and it gave a warning
the purpose of this movie is to talk about/represent female puberty, so its obviously going to have more ''mature'' topics but honestly its not that bad, if you think about this compared to any 13 PG, or rated R movie, then its probably the most child-friendly out of the bunch. ur going to end up figuring out somehow, female or not, that all these things happen when you grow older and your reactions will change. its seriously not that bad if you look at the whole picture.
Believe it or not-
I was planning to watch this with my family
And thank you for changing my mind.
As a psychologist, I ADORE this movie as it shows many of the challenges of becoming a teenager, the natural second separation from your parents, how bc of your development stage your friends become the most important people in your life, sexual awakening, it just so amazing and REAL. One of my favourite movies ever
THE ENTIRE SKETCH SCENE WAS HILARIOUS 😭
Ok but the whole period portion was my FAVORITE, it was so relatable, my mom and I were WHEEZING while my Dad and brothers looked like they were feeling a weird mixture of: discomfort, confusion, and awkwardness all at once
I watched this movie with my mom and we both enjoyed it a lot ... it was a throwback to my teenage years
There’s also the part where Abby says stripper music 😂😂
I really liked this movie. As a Canadian daughter of immigrants with a strict mom, it hit close to home. Even as a fresh adult, I'm still ashamed about romantic or sexual things, and feel weirded out when I find a guy cute bc I never had this talk with my mom. She didn't really guide me through blood-shedding either, my aunt & sister did (even my dad was more helpful).
This film actually aided my being comfortable with these feelings, and seeing Mei reconcile with her mother was kinda cathartic for me. I'll make sure that if I turn out successful like my parents, I'll always pay attention to my future children's needs and give them the compassion I've almost never gotten, never pressuring them.
"WHAT THE HECK IS TOLEDO?!?!"
"A *HOT* hobo."
"Mine said it's stripper music! What's wrong with that??"
**casually punches her best friend in the face**
Abby Park my beloved
LMFAO THE PART WHERE SHE WAS DREAMING IM CRYING
This literally sums up exactly why I was cringing the entire time. Some parts were hilarious, others were over-the-top, like the butt shaking and spanking. Hard to watch with my parents
Priya after the scene says, “what do you think Jesse smells like?” It was funny lol
“Milk chocolate and wet rocks”
@@jetrandom7569 "Wowwww!"
I think this movie is trying to emulate how sanitary and clean Mei and her mom's lives were
and juxtaposes it with edgier scenes and language
the movie shows Mei going away from the perfect mold her mom put on her and experiences new things (her attraction to boys, her trying to suppress those feelings, etc)
so I believe the edgier scenes with topics and words that a typical Disney or Pixar film won't go over is justified
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i really love this!! it shows how it feels actually growing up, and its a coming if age movie. the panda represents puberty
Okay but I’m so happy how they normalize periods and puberty for women and just the teenage years in general. It’s amazing to see this in a Disney movie.
People wondering how they let "crap" go through in this movie must have forgotten they let the villain from Incredibles 2 say "damn"
Edit: I forgot they said "sexy" too lol. I think it's kinda on the same level as the Incredibles 2 one though
dont forget oscar shouting ''damn'' in the season premiere of the proud family reboot
@@underwirez the proud family always says the word damn its pg
Why is “damn” a “swear” word
Incredibles 2 also had alcohol
disney/pixar BEEN showing non pg things in their movies. lion king showing dead bodies and the implication of murder/ cainine cannibalism. in the incredibles they showed someone getting sucked into a plane engine. i'm sure there's more i'm missing. they just weren't as subtle with this movie
I had an argument with a college student/professor because he said the movie was about periods, without watching the movie just from reading the title. So because in his head the movie was about that he wasn't going to watch it. Pissed me off so much.
the moment where the mom walked into the store with Mei and confronted this guy with the drawings I died inside
"SEE? SEE! THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU DON'T WEAR SUNBLOCK, AND *DO DRUGS ALL DAY!"*
Bro, I can't 💀💀