I love the “your weakness is copper? REALLY?” Joke they made. The earth’s core is made of copper, just like kryptonite is the core of Krypton, Superman’s weakness
Yeah, they did a few jokes like that. Another notable joke is Metro Man's song where he says he has eyes that can see through lead, which is famously the only thing Superman can't see through.
Hal/Titan/Tighten is a good deconstruction of the difference between a Good Guy and a "nice guy". He had all the makings of the underdog turned savior - but you can never judge a book by its cover. Just because someone seems humble and grounded while down doesn't guarantee they won't turn out to be a total monster once they gain some leverage.
No, actually, you could tell something was a bit off with Hal even before he gets powers. Granted you might think he’s still relatively harmless or wouldn’t go so VERY far wrong as he did, but the signs were there. “Humble” and “grounded” are two words that i would not say apply to Hal, at any time.
It's slowly becoming a cult favorite. What hurt it was releasing more or less opposite Despicable Me. They're both great movies with similar concepts, but DM simply appealed to a broader market.
Want a gem even more forgotten? "Dofus: Julith", probably one of the best animated movie of all time, not lying. The only reason why it's unpopular is because it's french. Most people don't even know that French are amazing at animated shows 🤣 Arcane (yep, the LoL serie), Star Racers, Mystery Martin, Totally Spies, Code Lyoko, Miraculous Lady Bug, Galactik Football, Wakfu, Dragon Hunters, Once Upon a Time Man/Life,...
I love this movie because it's more mature than it looks: both Megamind and Metroman are in the grey spectrum and there is no clear answer with these guys (however, Metroman is darker). My favourite part is the "good guy" study in Hal, very educative
He wasn't changing because of Roxanne per say. He never got to experience what it's like to be "normal" and not forced into a role created by others expectations. While he was disguised around Roxanne he had a kind of freedom to reinvent himself as a person that he never had before. Meaning he could experience what life could've been like and what kind of person he could've been instead, if he had been given the opportunity to live a different kind of life with a different start than the life he's been living. Due to being "type-casted" by everyone else, he was deprived of the opportunity to truly explore being "good" at school. If he hadn't been judged before people could get to know him, he might've been able to make a friend beyond Minion that could've been a positive influence on him. In real life a baby would never be allowed to remain in prison so he would've probably been handed over to different authorities(possibly a lab as test subject), but this being fiction it can get away with it. That said, a different start in his life on Earth would've likely changed who he could've grown up to be. The movie just used the character Roxanne as a convenient means of providing Megamind with a positive influence that could broaden his awareness of new possibilities.
This movie is DreamWorks' answer to the question "what would happen if Lex Luthor killed Superman?" Also, I recommend watching"How to Train Your Dragon."
I think it's actually closer to "What if Joker killed Batman", because Lex at least has a real goal outside of "defeat the superhero" (even if I don't know what exactly it is). Joker, on the other hand, is almost entirely defined by his rivalry with Batman. Also, I agree with that recommendation.
@@MattTOB618 while I agree with your sentiment my statement was pulled from one of the DVD extras where they explained some of their process behind creating this movie.
@@MattTOB618 Except that’s the thing; Luthor’s non-Superman goal is _vague_ . iirc, All-Star Superman addresses what would come after, and it amounts to something that he absolutely could have achieved without dealing with Superman at all. So to say, his obsession with Superman is equivalent to Joker’s obsession with Batman, but where Joker honestly has nothing else going on, Lex is ignoring what he ‘can’ do in favor of what he ‘wants to’ do.
@@cringekiller348 … Well, no, as DC did approximately this with bother Joker’s White Knight _and_ All-Star Superman. Which I’m saying in broad strokes having perceived both secondhand in summary. And considering Metroman and Megamind _both_ are foils to Superman, saying someone intentionally flashy is flashier isn’t saying much. Like, you’re entitled to like or dislike as you please, but there’s no need to make claims inaccurately.
I was skeptical about watching a (for me) new react channel then my dude on the far left hit me with the line "bro, u are fishin but still ain't get no bitches" not even 30 sec. into the movie😭🤣
Loved your reaction to the movie, I always loved this one. I never got how it didn't get as much attention, a lot of people say it was copying "Despiable Me", though it's so different and orignal, lol. The only thing the two movies has in common was both were from a villians perspective, both were inventors, and both end up changing. Megamind has great style, and I liked how they used the different music for the film. It also plays on "Hero's being more than heros", and "What would Joker do without Batman?" question. Also the "What happens if you make an incel/'nice guy' the superhero?" Also, the reason he goes back to "prison" when he says he's going home is because it literally was his home. It's hard to get, but in this movie universe he just dropped in there, and they just decided he'd stay there and get raised.
a much better film than despicable me and hit the "dissecting super hero tropes" wave a good ten years before everyone else in Hollywood did. Also hands down one of the best soundtracks of any movie
ngl I actually get more hyped for you guys watching these movies than show episodes sometimes. Keep it up entertaining af 👍. Also megamind is a hidden gem of a disney movie and the fact that you get to root for the bad guy and see his whole perspective was a breath of fresh air and pretty underrated. I do think it gets kinda deep in concept though because megaminds whole goal was to defeat metroman and rule the city and once he did......he wasn't satisfied or fulfilled. It's the typical lesson of physical riches and status don't bring true happiness but it delivers it in a unique way which really makes the viewer understand why he feels empty rather than just saying "well if I had that I would be gassed give that shit to me man" that movies typically have us say. Kinda in-genius guess that's why it's called megamind 😂
this is the first video of y'all's I've seen and I already subscribed :D This was great! I really appreciate that you pause when you have side thoughts that might be long and distracting. I know reacting means talking during watching, but one of my personal pet peeves is when reactors talk over an entire scene with "oh, wasn't he in, uh, uh, what was that one show?" "the one with so and so?" "no no the other one, was it [x]?" "I dunno, I think it was..." "NO IT WAS [y]!" "Ohhh yeah! I loved that movie, with [actor]" "Wait what's going on?" "I don't know I missed it lol" and they don't rewind or pause XD I get it, just something that makes me wanna shake the screen sometimes, so when you paused to guess if Hal was Jonah Hill I was so thankful :P Anyway loved your commentary and reactions were A+! This is such a great movie and truly ahead of its time, showing the "Nice Guy" as the villain and how both Hal and Megamind feeling entitled to Roxanne in some way or another wasn't framed as love, but as toxic in Hal's case, and misguided in Megamind's case, until he really got to know and respect her and she was able to make her own decision knowing the truth. It's great to see, cause hollywood is full of "nice guy is misunderstood and the pretty girl is so shallow for not liking him back" stories that reward the guy for pestering and not respecting boundaries. It's great to see this subversion, and it makes sense why it's become such a cult classic lately! As for MetroMan, I think it's nuanced. Just because he *can* fight Megamind doesn't mean he's morally obligated to... but at the same time, leaving the city to fend for itself was arguably selfish... then again, he chose to follow his own passion and be the person he wants to be, rather than who he's expected to be or was raised to be -- and isn't that the thesis of this movie? "Destiny is not the path chosen for us, but the path we choose for ourselves." It's an interesting thing to think about, and I'm glad the movie didn't give us a black and white answer on that :)
Been so long since I watched this that i forgot about Titan and remembered it as "Metroman turned evil and was stopped by Megamind". To what you guys were talking about. I honestly have zero problems with Metroman staying away. He owed nobody anything, Roxanne yelling at him and throwing things at him (that ***** better pay for what she broke) is nothing more than selfishness and entitlement (She does not own him and has no rights to tell him what to do). He wasn't paid to be a hero. It's not like he made a vow to forever protect the world. He didn't have a tragic "Uncle Ben" moment to motivate him. He never asked anyone to build him a statue or make documentaries on him. The movie kinda copped out of a serious issue by making him drop superheroing for music but truth is he has his own life to live, he should have the right to quit anytime he wants and raise a family, live a normal life. Etc. The world just has to live with it and find ways to adapt.
During the laser prepping scene, if you watch very closely, you can see Metro Man using his super speed and appearing behind Megamind. It's a blink and miss it blur.
you bring such a great energy to your reactions. I feel like im watching along with my cousins lol. would love to see your reaction to The Fifth Element!
I really love this channel's reactions! Found you guys from your Avatar: The Last Airbender series and I'm absolutely LOVING you guys' content! Really glad I found the channel and I'm definitely subbed now :> 15:05 mans is spitting straight FACTS bro
The reason he became "Music Man" is because he is bad at music... it's something he isn't Naturally good at, and that appeals to him. He has to work to do it
If you haven’t seen them already, here are my movie recommendations: Mitchell’s vs the machines Into the spiderverse Interstellar Tangled Moana Coco Encanto
If I had powers I would help people than take break for 5 years, but if was megamaid I would give myself some powers. This movie is literally like a movie about lex luthor and Superman. This movie was really funny like you guys said I would give a 9.5/10, and you guys are really good singers.
Pleasantly surprised to see you fellas watching something I enjoyed so soon after Legend of Korra. It was great fun watching you guys enjoy this movie. Is it a great, thought provoking film that changes a man's life? No, it was not. Is it a really fun movie? F***, yes, it is. As for what I would do with MetroMan's powers? I'd be a hero. I might get burned out on it, probably faster than I would think. But for me, my "power fantasy" is being able to help people. I know it sounds silly, but at the same time, how long would it take for nihilistic mayhem to get old? Hell, that, more than anything, is what led MegaMind down the path he went. After winning, his victory felt empty, his prizes didn't actually matter to him. As for suggestions on movies to put in the queue... Akira is a classic anime movie, highly recommended. The Netflix Castlevania series is also something you guys might enjoy. Similar in theme to the Castlevania series, there are the two Vampire Hunter D anime movies. The Kung-Fu Panda movies are enjoyable. Oh, how about the Conan movies with Arnold Schwarzenegger (1982's Conan the Barbarian and the 1984 Conan the Destroyer)?
I'm actually surprised that Metromam was the ONLY superhero of Metrocity. If I'm not wrong, I believe there is actually a Metrocity in the DC comics. Metroman actually reminds me of Shazam! What a twist it would be if it was the case 😄 Anyway my point is, it would've been cool if Metroman had some teamates. So this way they can work toghether and take vacation once in a while as other team members look after the City 😎
Not sure what you guys have seen, or what genres are in your wheelhouse, but in the same superhero deconstruction vein, Watchmen is good. Alien is classic sci-fi-horror. Shutter Island is pretty good psychological horror. In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths are some of my personal favorites (both Martin McDonagh films) for more drama/comedy vibes. This is the End is hysterical if you just want to laugh and all the actors play themselves, plus Seth Rogen wrote it when he was a kid. War Dogs for Jonah hill doing what he does best + true story about criminal entrepreneurs. Cloud atlas is cool too, but it can be a little convoluted for some people. There’s also tons of classic crime fiction stuff which I’m not sure whether you guys have seen, like Tarantino stuff (Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, etc.) and Scorsese stuff (Goodfellas, The Departed, The Irishman). Just off the top of my head. Any of those would be excellent reaction content Great reaction btw, Megamind is hella slept on but holds up super well, especially if you grew up a comic head. Cool to see tropes get flipped and deconstructed
Thanks for sharing your reaction to this. It is one of my two favorite animated movies, along with How To Train Your Dragon. Megamind was released the same year as Despicable Me, and shares some plot elements. I enjoyed both, but prefer Megamind.
Wondering if you guys would like the movie Practical Magic? Lots of fun and it’s very nostalgic for a lot of people me included 😊 but don’t be fooled by how softly it appears there’s some darkness in it!
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I love the “your weakness is copper? REALLY?” Joke they made. The earth’s core is made of copper, just like kryptonite is the core of Krypton, Superman’s weakness
Yeah, they did a few jokes like that. Another notable joke is Metro Man's song where he says he has eyes that can see through lead, which is famously the only thing Superman can't see through.
Hal/Titan/Tighten is a good deconstruction of the difference between a Good Guy and a "nice guy". He had all the makings of the underdog turned savior - but you can never judge a book by its cover. Just because someone seems humble and grounded while down doesn't guarantee they won't turn out to be a total monster once they gain some leverage.
No, actually, you could tell something was a bit off with Hal even before he gets powers. Granted you might think he’s still relatively harmless or wouldn’t go so VERY far wrong as he did, but the signs were there. “Humble” and “grounded” are two words that i would not say apply to Hal, at any time.
"Oh you're a villain alright. Just not a super one!"
"Yeah? What's the difference?"
*"PRESENTATION!"*
I love this movie so much, the animation is fantastic and no one ever talks about it. Not to mention how funny it is
It's slowly becoming a cult favorite. What hurt it was releasing more or less opposite Despicable Me. They're both great movies with similar concepts, but DM simply appealed to a broader market.
@@qawamity That's a good point. I was a little too young to remember that I guess, but DM was a little too boring for me.
RIGHT!? XD
Want a gem even more forgotten? "Dofus: Julith", probably one of the best animated movie of all time, not lying. The only reason why it's unpopular is because it's french. Most people don't even know that French are amazing at animated shows 🤣
Arcane (yep, the LoL serie), Star Racers, Mystery Martin, Totally Spies, Code Lyoko, Miraculous Lady Bug, Galactik Football, Wakfu, Dragon Hunters, Once Upon a Time Man/Life,...
I love this movie because it's more mature than it looks: both Megamind and Metroman are in the grey spectrum and there is no clear answer with these guys (however, Metroman is darker).
My favourite part is the "good guy" study in Hal, very educative
Cinema Therapy did a great episode breaking down "Good Guy Syndrome' and how it pertains to Megamind and Hal.
Hal is a “Nice Guy”. Not a good guy.
He wasn't changing because of Roxanne per say. He never got to experience what it's like to be "normal" and not forced into a role created by others expectations. While he was disguised around Roxanne he had a kind of freedom to reinvent himself as a person that he never had before. Meaning he could experience what life could've been like and what kind of person he could've been instead, if he had been given the opportunity to live a different kind of life with a different start than the life he's been living. Due to being "type-casted" by everyone else, he was deprived of the opportunity to truly explore being "good" at school. If he hadn't been judged before people could get to know him, he might've been able to make a friend beyond Minion that could've been a positive influence on him. In real life a baby would never be allowed to remain in prison so he would've probably been handed over to different authorities(possibly a lab as test subject), but this being fiction it can get away with it. That said, a different start in his life on Earth would've likely changed who he could've grown up to be. The movie just used the character Roxanne as a convenient means of providing Megamind with a positive influence that could broaden his awareness of new possibilities.
This movie is DreamWorks' answer to the question "what would happen if Lex Luthor killed Superman?"
Also, I recommend watching"How to Train Your Dragon."
I think it's actually closer to "What if Joker killed Batman", because Lex at least has a real goal outside of "defeat the superhero" (even if I don't know what exactly it is). Joker, on the other hand, is almost entirely defined by his rivalry with Batman.
Also, I agree with that recommendation.
@@MattTOB618 while I agree with your sentiment my statement was pulled from one of the DVD extras where they explained some of their process behind creating this movie.
@@MattTOB618 Except that’s the thing; Luthor’s non-Superman goal is _vague_ . iirc, All-Star Superman addresses what would come after, and it amounts to something that he absolutely could have achieved without dealing with Superman at all. So to say, his obsession with Superman is equivalent to Joker’s obsession with Batman, but where Joker honestly has nothing else going on, Lex is ignoring what he ‘can’ do in favor of what he ‘wants to’ do.
Inshort it's a better story than whatever crap dc has done.
Superman is so freaking lame.
Even metroman looks cooler than him.
@@cringekiller348 … Well, no, as DC did approximately this with bother Joker’s White Knight _and_ All-Star Superman. Which I’m saying in broad strokes having perceived both secondhand in summary.
And considering Metroman and Megamind _both_ are foils to Superman, saying someone intentionally flashy is flashier isn’t saying much.
Like, you’re entitled to like or dislike as you please, but there’s no need to make claims inaccurately.
funny thing about the music, he chose it because its one of the only things he couldn't just be good at because of his powers.
I was skeptical about watching a (for me) new react channel then my dude on the far left hit me with the line "bro, u are fishin but still ain't get no bitches" not even 30 sec. into the movie😭🤣
🤣🤣🤣
I was hyped for this reaction, because it's one of my favourites movies :)
It’s fireee
Omg same!
Loved your reaction to the movie, I always loved this one. I never got how it didn't get as much attention, a lot of people say it was copying "Despiable Me", though it's so different and orignal, lol. The only thing the two movies has in common was both were from a villians perspective, both were inventors, and both end up changing.
Megamind has great style, and I liked how they used the different music for the film. It also plays on "Hero's being more than heros", and "What would Joker do without Batman?" question. Also the "What happens if you make an incel/'nice guy' the superhero?"
Also, the reason he goes back to "prison" when he says he's going home is because it literally was his home. It's hard to get, but in this movie universe he just dropped in there, and they just decided he'd stay there and get raised.
a much better film than despicable me and hit the "dissecting super hero tropes" wave a good ten years before everyone else in Hollywood did. Also hands down one of the best soundtracks of any movie
Not just that, this movie actually came out before Despicable Me.
I don’t understand how you all broke into a song I’ve never heard of at once but I dig it
😂😂
That's a long friendship right there. It be like that.
@@TheSnoopKat lol I think they’re brothers.
@@SusanaCanales1 The two younger ones are twins, too.
@@DragonbIaze052 are they really? They look different. Fraternal, I’m assuming? If they are twins.
This is one of the MOST underrated movies. Real shame, it is REALLY good!
ngl I actually get more hyped for you guys watching these movies than show episodes sometimes. Keep it up entertaining af 👍. Also megamind is a hidden gem of a disney movie and the fact that you get to root for the bad guy and see his whole perspective was a breath of fresh air and pretty underrated. I do think it gets kinda deep in concept though because megaminds whole goal was to defeat metroman and rule the city and once he did......he wasn't satisfied or fulfilled. It's the typical lesson of physical riches and status don't bring true happiness but it delivers it in a unique way which really makes the viewer understand why he feels empty rather than just saying "well if I had that I would be gassed give that shit to me man" that movies typically have us say. Kinda in-genius guess that's why it's called megamind 😂
megamind is actually dreamworks not disney movie but yes it’s a 10
At the end:
"Am bad, am bad, the copyrights coming")))
infinity laughing activate)))
Megamind and Minion fighting and Minion packing up his things is my favourite scene from this movie 😂
Dunno if yall realized but Roxane's color or clothing changes throughout the movie to her wearing blue when she is with Megamind at the end.
31:29 that shit slapped and killed me 😂🤣
this is the first video of y'all's I've seen and I already subscribed :D This was great! I really appreciate that you pause when you have side thoughts that might be long and distracting. I know reacting means talking during watching, but one of my personal pet peeves is when reactors talk over an entire scene with "oh, wasn't he in, uh, uh, what was that one show?" "the one with so and so?" "no no the other one, was it [x]?" "I dunno, I think it was..." "NO IT WAS [y]!" "Ohhh yeah! I loved that movie, with [actor]" "Wait what's going on?" "I don't know I missed it lol" and they don't rewind or pause XD I get it, just something that makes me wanna shake the screen sometimes, so when you paused to guess if Hal was Jonah Hill I was so thankful :P
Anyway loved your commentary and reactions were A+! This is such a great movie and truly ahead of its time, showing the "Nice Guy" as the villain and how both Hal and Megamind feeling entitled to Roxanne in some way or another wasn't framed as love, but as toxic in Hal's case, and misguided in Megamind's case, until he really got to know and respect her and she was able to make her own decision knowing the truth. It's great to see, cause hollywood is full of "nice guy is misunderstood and the pretty girl is so shallow for not liking him back" stories that reward the guy for pestering and not respecting boundaries. It's great to see this subversion, and it makes sense why it's become such a cult classic lately!
As for MetroMan, I think it's nuanced. Just because he *can* fight Megamind doesn't mean he's morally obligated to... but at the same time, leaving the city to fend for itself was arguably selfish... then again, he chose to follow his own passion and be the person he wants to be, rather than who he's expected to be or was raised to be -- and isn't that the thesis of this movie? "Destiny is not the path chosen for us, but the path we choose for ourselves." It's an interesting thing to think about, and I'm glad the movie didn't give us a black and white answer on that :)
Been so long since I watched this that i forgot about Titan and remembered it as "Metroman turned evil and was stopped by Megamind".
To what you guys were talking about. I honestly have zero problems with Metroman staying away. He owed nobody anything, Roxanne yelling at him and throwing things at him (that ***** better pay for what she broke) is nothing more than selfishness and entitlement (She does not own him and has no rights to tell him what to do).
He wasn't paid to be a hero.
It's not like he made a vow to forever protect the world.
He didn't have a tragic "Uncle Ben" moment to motivate him.
He never asked anyone to build him a statue or make documentaries on him.
The movie kinda copped out of a serious issue by making him drop superheroing for music but truth is he has his own life to live, he should have the right to quit anytime he wants and raise a family, live a normal life. Etc. The world just has to live with it and find ways to adapt.
During the laser prepping scene, if you watch very closely, you can see Metro Man using his super speed and appearing behind Megamind. It's a blink and miss it blur.
Yall have some GREAT accents! You all remind me of some of my former co-workers: Simi and Bolo Asomuyide (two brothers). Love the reaction too.
the epic return of Metroman always hypes me up
This movie was ahead of it's time. Funny, wise, great satire of superhero movies long before Marvel overcooked the genre into oblivion.
I’m glad this movie is getting the love it deserves
you bring such a great energy to your reactions. I feel like im watching along with my cousins lol. would love to see your reaction to The Fifth Element!
3:00 minutes in and you're already blowing my mind with the cinematic analysis, quality bro
I’m excited to see ya’ll watch tons of great movies for the first time.
I really love this channel's reactions! Found you guys from your Avatar: The Last Airbender series and I'm absolutely LOVING you guys' content! Really glad I found the channel and I'm definitely subbed now :>
15:05 mans is spitting straight FACTS bro
That part was unironically truthfull XD
One of the best reaction channels imo
Hal was a 'nice guy' before nice guys became the gralized term.
The reason he became "Music Man" is because he is bad at music... it's something he isn't Naturally good at, and that appeals to him. He has to work to do it
Such an underrated film I love it. Personally my favorite and the best imo 👌
"I need you."💀😂😂😂😂
If you haven’t seen them already, here are my movie recommendations:
Mitchell’s vs the machines
Into the spiderverse
Interstellar
Tangled
Moana
Coco
Encanto
We have reacted to Coco and Encanto on this channel check our playlist,
We’ll look into the rest
@@AkinReacts awesome, thanks!
I love this movie since ever ❤️
If I had powers I would help people than take break for 5 years, but if was megamaid I would give myself some powers. This movie is literally like a movie about lex luthor and Superman. This movie was really funny like you guys said I would give a 9.5/10, and you guys are really good singers.
Thank you for this insight 🤝😁
,, why say ooh, it's a good guy, bro" 😂😂😂I love u, guy's
Pleasantly surprised to see you fellas watching something I enjoyed so soon after Legend of Korra. It was great fun watching you guys enjoy this movie. Is it a great, thought provoking film that changes a man's life? No, it was not. Is it a really fun movie? F***, yes, it is.
As for what I would do with MetroMan's powers? I'd be a hero. I might get burned out on it, probably faster than I would think. But for me, my "power fantasy" is being able to help people. I know it sounds silly, but at the same time, how long would it take for nihilistic mayhem to get old? Hell, that, more than anything, is what led MegaMind down the path he went. After winning, his victory felt empty, his prizes didn't actually matter to him.
As for suggestions on movies to put in the queue... Akira is a classic anime movie, highly recommended. The Netflix Castlevania series is also something you guys might enjoy. Similar in theme to the Castlevania series, there are the two Vampire Hunter D anime movies. The Kung-Fu Panda movies are enjoyable. Oh, how about the Conan movies with Arnold Schwarzenegger (1982's Conan the Barbarian and the 1984 Conan the Destroyer)?
I'm actually surprised that Metromam was the ONLY superhero of Metrocity. If I'm not wrong, I believe there is actually a Metrocity in the DC comics. Metroman actually reminds me of Shazam! What a twist it would be if it was the case 😄 Anyway my point is, it would've been cool if Metroman had some teamates. So this way they can work toghether and take vacation once in a while as other team members look after the City 😎
super cool to see you guys reacting! your commentary was really funny and I was glad you guys watched this underrated gem!
Not sure what you guys have seen, or what genres are in your wheelhouse, but in the same superhero deconstruction vein, Watchmen is good. Alien is classic sci-fi-horror. Shutter Island is pretty good psychological horror. In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths are some of my personal favorites (both Martin McDonagh films) for more drama/comedy vibes. This is the End is hysterical if you just want to laugh and all the actors play themselves, plus Seth Rogen wrote it when he was a kid. War Dogs for Jonah hill doing what he does best + true story about criminal entrepreneurs. Cloud atlas is cool too, but it can be a little convoluted for some people. There’s also tons of classic crime fiction stuff which I’m not sure whether you guys have seen, like Tarantino stuff (Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, etc.) and Scorsese stuff (Goodfellas, The Departed, The Irishman). Just off the top of my head. Any of those would be excellent reaction content
Great reaction btw, Megamind is hella slept on but holds up super well, especially if you grew up a comic head. Cool to see tropes get flipped and deconstructed
Y’all should definitely watch ‘The croods’ It’s an underrated movie ❤️❤️❤️
If you haven’t seen DreamWorks films before, watch Shrek, Shrek 2, and Shrek Fourever After, and if you have time, Shrek The Third between 2 and 4.
This movie isn't Disney. It's DreamWorks.
love this movie
Soo funny
You guys got to check out Rango
I can seen Metro Man dressing in work jeans, a red and black checkered flannel button down, and changing his name to Michael.
wow guys that was such a cool reaction! you got a new suscriber, I'll be sure to check more of your stuff
Thank you check out our other movies 🫡😁
@@AkinReacts I sure will!
Avatar 2009 by James Cameron make sure you guys watch the extended version.
Can y’all react to incredibles
Oooh good one we’ll look into it
Thanks for sharing your reaction to this. It is one of my two favorite animated movies, along with How To Train Your Dragon. Megamind was released the same year as Despicable Me, and shares some plot elements. I enjoyed both, but prefer Megamind.
wow😄
I rember my first time seeing this movie. I cut my hair like Roxane 😁
Wondering if you guys would like the movie Practical Magic? Lots of fun and it’s very nostalgic for a lot of people me included 😊 but don’t be fooled by how softly it appears there’s some darkness in it!
2:22 i laughed, bro lol
Please react to the "how to train your dragon " trilogy
what would have happened if titan had been a villain who is never afraid of anything
i love your reaction😭😭
Thank you 😭😭
21:04
Hug is enough sometimes bro
This movie is so funny! I love Metro Man haha
Guys, it eould be amazing if you reacted to Jojo 🤩🤩🤩🤩
I'm sure you would thoroughly enjoy the Kung Fu Panda series
Have you guys watched
Smurfs?
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON
I love your reactions
HELL YEAH IT IS AWESOME!
Great react, you guys gotta see Nightcrawler 2014
Hal was creepy before having power, and so much worse with it.
Please tell me you plan to watch How to Train you Dragon. It is SO GOOD!
We’ve already reacted to it on the channel 😂 next upload on Monday is how to train your dragon 3 😊
If you're doing Dreamworks movies, I cannot recommend Kung-Fu Panda enough
I love the trilogy but the second one is a masterpiece to me
React to Scooby Doo meets courage the cowardly dog movie next
You guys should react to the raid redemption
26:21 😭
Loved the reaction, plz react to kung fu panda next its also a brilliant movie.
This isn't Disney but, uh, good guess?
you are a villain alright just not a super one
Man, this was one of the best reactions I’ve ever seen! You guys are funny 👍