@@ferrucciocaracciuolo8139toward Hercules he was.... halfway decent, i mean he did protect him from Hera by making his first meal divine milk lol. Co.pared to 99% of his children going out of his way to help one is relatively great for Zeus
Tbh Zeus helped his children, He saved Dionisious, found a place for Apollo and Artemis to be born... He was a shit dad, but leagues above Cronos (the bar was on the floor).
The thing about the mirror is that it is literally required to tell the truth. "Alas, my liege, that I cannot do. I have no power, save answers true." - Magic Mirror, Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep.
But... I didn't think it was a book shop. I thought it was supposed to be a library, which is why Bell went to return her book and went to pick up the one she was given by the librarian.
No government to shut it down, plus, there could be others that visit. Gaston's comment on her book not having any pictures implies that there are picture books, thus, kids could go there, too. At least, that's what I'd assumed.
The problem with your argument is it’s referred to as a bookstore. And the sign says bookseller. I always took it as Gaston being illiterate, but no one seems to read in the original animated movie. And the new live action made it obvious the town is illiterate. But the priest was the only one to have a very small library.
Huh... Ok, I never really paid attention to the sign. All I saw was lots of books, Bell going to return one and pick up another she apparently reads a bunch and getting it for free from the shop owner/librarian, so that's why I assumed. I can barely remember anything from the live-action remake. I took Gaston's comment to mean that some people could read, it's just that there were to many words (or just that the words were to difficult) for him to read, whether do to illiteracy or just him not being able to focus long enough to make sense of the words.
@@wolfcat1973 the bookstore was during a song so I don’t think anyone paid any attention to it. In the live action the priest says “look it’s the only book worm in town”. Implying that no one reads. And in both movies during the song Gaston it’s made clear that Lefou at the minimum is illiterate.
I could have sworn Snow White was even younger than that. Oh, I just looked it up, Disney aged her UP. She was 7! That would REALLY make the magic mirror creepy AF.
@@homelestrawberishortcake Fairy tales are all kinds of messed up. For instance, in the original story, Sleeping Beauty wasn't woken by a kiss. He tried that, it didn't work, so he had sex with her. She gave birth to twins in her sleep. When one of the babies tried to nurse, sucked on her finger instead and sucked the splinter from the spinning wheel out of her finger and broke the curse.
@@Charlie_the_dog Some versions of Cinderella have the stepsisters mutilating their feet by cutting off toes or part of their heel to fit the slipper. I mean, you know what happened to the big bad wolf in Little Red Riding hood or the witch in Hansel and Grettel. They liked making their stories quite dark for children to prepare them for a much harsher world than we live in today.
Personal theory: The bookstore is still in business likely because the guy gets paid to read and write letters for the townsfolk. I'm sure most of them have some rudimentary reading skills but nothing as far as having the resources on hand to write a full arse letter in reply to anything received. And even if Gaston poopoo'd books as a whole, for a long time giving a book as a gift was a very posh thing to do. So the bookstore owner likely had decent copies of some seriously cheap books but in that little town he may as well have owned the library of Alexandria.
@@melvinfranco2142 TLDR: Most folks in that fictional time period likely couldn't read, less than that could write. Someone who could do both was basically the town scribe. Fuller explanation: Lets generously say that the movie is set in Pre-French Revolution era. Around that time it's estimated that less than half the population could read or write and that's just the men. A quarter of the female population could somewhat read and maybe barely write. A book was usually a handmade item, only afforded by the wealthy (hence why the Beast had a whole arse library). Writing required parchment or vellum, both made from animal skin that weren't dedicated to clothing/shoes so again, they were a luxury item. Then there's ink which had to be hand made and a quill might be as cheap as plucking a goose feather but often broke in use. An ink nib made of metal was costly for even the most basic type let alone a good one. Someone would need to be able to write well or have the financial means just to afford paper, ink a quill, blotting sand (regular dirt wouldn't do) and sealing wax. Pencils were a thing but not common and often used by artists who were sponsored by patrons that could afford to supply the artist with costly paints, canvas, etc. Given ALL of that, even if a printed paper was moved by merchant carriage (again, no real postal system, just a network of letters moving with random overland passenger travel) and was posted in Belle's town...it's unlikely many people could read it. Some town criers or literate folks made an extra bit of coin reading letters for the illiterate and even writing things for them. It wasn't like popping into a Dollar tree to write a $0.50 note. All of the above would possibly run the modern equivalent of $25-150. And most couriers or scribes charged PER sheet.
That fact disturbs me the most, every time I see this one. And it makes me laugh the hardest. Ahhh... I'm going to Hell. Special seat saved just for me, I know it.
@@calanon534 1 human bodies aren't supposed to move like that. and 2 if the opening to a war was opened with Riverdance the opposing army would instantly surrender if that kinda thing belongs in heaven....
@@d-v1199 no it's because they went to go sail the sea from island to island like they used to instead of staying on that one island and continuing to stack the stones, did you even watch the movie 🤦
12:14 There's a simple explanation for anyone who has never shed a single tear while watching 'Up': They have a black, all-consuming void where their soul should be.
I don't cried, and I also have an lack of empathy, and I am being extremely sincere, often to the point where it's hurting peoples I am in college (college in FRENCH, bc I am french)
The one about the mirror gets worse if you read the original Grimms brothers version which stated that "when [Snow White] was 7 she was already fairer than the queen." Now, I know people were considered of age much younger in the time period in which the story takes place. Girls were married off young in medieval times because infant mortality was high so you needed to have a lot of kids to have any chance of having an heir that survived. But 7 is pushing it.
fun fact only royalty was married of extremely young, workers and farmers married way later between 16-20, because due to lack of medicine, hygiene and nutrition woman died often in childbirth and the younger they were the less likely they survive the first pregnancy basically buying a child Bride was a bad investment, spending a ton of resources on someone who isn't a full-grown worker(can't work as hard as a grown adult) and will often die in less than a year, is not a good idea also if you keep a grown up daughter longer you will have longer a worker you don't have to pay and for the poorest family's the daughters often had a job to better up her dowry so she has better chances at the marriage market
@lorveneshoon9025 royalty, high nobility, and other super rich (like the top merchant families and maybe high ranking guild members when said guilds were controlled by a family) and serfs at certain points. But, yeah from what studies I've seen, safest age for mother and child for first pregnancy seems to be after 18 and before 25ish. Though 17 isn't as bad as say 35 or certainly 40.
One time I was stoned and I was watching a scary movie and I was just staring, thinking: If I was in that movie if just leave all the idiots and let em get killed from their own stupidity. Bc I'd just say "oh a evil mask killer!~ Im.out." then I'd grab my keys and leave in my car.
The furry Monsters Inc one gets worse once you realize the doors are supposed to only go into children’s rooms, meaning either someone messed up or the furries are doing it on their kids’ bed.
5:23 yes, there is. 6:28 "Ping". Yeah, got the joke. 7:53 why did my head make up a voice for the clock? 8:37 This one too 8:57 I can see his next moves without knowing, even the context and movie he's from. 9:39 again
@@avocatto1877 I can't post a link, you'll have to Google it. The book I refer to is The Fairest of All: A Tale of the Wicked Queen. It is one of a series that explore the backgrounds of Disney villains from their points of view. Spoilers aside, read the story and the joke given in the comic above will become funny for a much different reason.
@@avocatto1877Serena Valentino. She writes novels about the origins of Disney Villains. At the time I’m writing this comment, Valentino has written: Fairest of All (Evil Queen’s origin) The Beast Within (Beast’s origin) Poor Unfortunate Soul (Ursula’s origin) Mistress of All Evil (Maleficent’s origin) Mother Knows Best (Mother Gothel’s origin) The Odd Sisters (a novel based on original characters Valentino created for her Disney Villains series; the Odd Sisters are triplet witches who orchestrated every Disney Villain in the series’ turn to evil) Evil Thing (Cruella’s origin) Cold Hearted (Lady Tremaine’s origin) Never Never (Captain Hook’s origin) Her next one (which comes out soon) is Fire and Fate, which is the origin of Hades
Me and my friend were at Disney in Orlando for a high school band trip and some kid walked up to the guy dressed as captain america and asked him "didn't you get your a** kicked?" Me and my friend couldn't stop lsughing
11:10 But what if someone re-remebers? Like say for example theh have amnesia but they get better? Or someone looks through archives and whatever and remembers this one weird news clipping they found cool Like this one I read about some teens or such found with knives near Mrs. Nixon?
Ok here's what you do about the Moana SEashell debate. put a few tall but narrow rocks around the shell that are perfectly flat on the tops and bottoms and then you can place your boulder on them and you got yourself a table.. the real question is what happens when you get several rock slabs after that....... good luck.
But like, at the end of the movie... Didn't they leave the island and explore the sea as nomads again? Thus no more people on the island , meaning no more chiefs needing to put a rock on the stack. Please correct me if I'm wrong, as its been a few years since I last watched the movie.
@@lunaversalias918 hmmm you make a good point there, but who's to say no one else lands on the island or returns to the island to simply continue tradition? Asuming anyone does that. If not then no worries, I'm just saying though if someone was to come abck to continue the tradition, then that's how I might handle the situation......then again if someone with no respect for the old traditions was to coem to the island like another tribe..... because you kind of need people who know of your traditions in order for them to be continued. but if the people who wind up there have no one to teach them those traditions or give them reason to continue them...... then who's to say those rocks would even remain in place. Someone might just remove and repurpose them as well.
The bookshop is run by the enchantress in disguise. She decided to set up shop somewhere in the general vicinity to see if any girls were worth sending in the Beast's direction to try and break the spell- see, I think she kinda realized her punishment was a bit over the top, and eventually wanted to give things a nudge in the right direction without actually driving the point home for the Beast. So she set up shop, endured the predictably bad sales (after all, magic), and waited. Then she gets this beautiful yet quirky customer, clearly loves to read, and has read and reread numerous times a book that seems to parallel the movie's events fairly well. Deciding this could be the one, she tweaks circumstances so that Belle ends up at the castle. Doesn't interfere any further than that- still lets things play out as they naturally would, so that the Beast ends up learning the intended lesson on his own, just makes it so the right girl for the job gets to where she's needed.
#dankness I thought I told jake to back off. Jake: hes right behind me, isn’t he? Our entire litter is ORANGE! *bites jake* Jake: AAAAAARGH (Said by cars)
12:55 the seashell is actually a placeholder for when someone will return to the island. Seashell means "this Island was left to rest for a while and the population moved elsewhere" or "look at this 3m (9 feet) tall stone stack. the last chief who tried to put a stone there died from a bashed skull when the stone fell back." and in both case the answer is "Start a new stack beside it" No Seashell means "Everyone died here. let's send a group to look for the corpses and give them the last rite, then those that did that will be quarantined as we get away from this blighted land"
11:10 The scene ends with the "camera" moving down and focusing on the shot glasses. The reason for focusing on this tells us it's an important detail. To me, the glasses represent the two characters who are about to be forgotten. Once Chicharron is forgotten, Hector drinks from one of the glasses, signifying his fate. The other glass, meanwhile, remains full, as Hector has yet to be forgotten. It also may be foreshadowing that Ernesto De La Cruz poisoned Hector.
The mirror must be reflecting on his mistake
It should take a hard look at the mirror and reflect the evil thoughts to itself and then on the mirror again
😂
U sir are a genius
🤣🤣you did not just say that🤣🤣🤣
@@Bugermanchi What would that even look like?
Disney's Hercules:
History class: 2/10
Music class: 10/10
Mythology class:0/10
Zeus being A Good dad is Copium.
@@ferrucciocaracciuolo8139toward Hercules he was.... halfway decent, i mean he did protect him from Hera by making his first meal divine milk lol.
Co.pared to 99% of his children going out of his way to help one is relatively great for Zeus
Now THATS the gospel truth
Tbh Zeus helped his children, He saved Dionisious, found a place for Apollo and Artemis to be born... He was a shit dad, but leagues above Cronos (the bar was on the floor).
0:14
Meanwhile in a parallel universe where the evil queen ends up being a member of the good team anyways.
True
She is now called the Neutral Queen.
*in a parallel universe where the Evil Queen is Lawful Evil instead of Stupid Evil:
That’s Ones Upon A Time.
Dam, the mirror was the villain the whole time.
And prince
Lol
I mean, he would’ve just lied his ass out, she wouldn’t be out for Snow White’s blood so yeah
The thing about the mirror is that it is literally required to tell the truth.
"Alas, my liege, that I cannot do. I have no power, save answers true."
- Magic Mirror, Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep.
Welp
Bro, Snow White’s face is priceless 😂
She be like: “what the heck now?”
But... I didn't think it was a book shop. I thought it was supposed to be a library, which is why Bell went to return her book and went to pick up the one she was given by the librarian.
Still doesn’t explain how it’s still open, if she is the only one who uses it
No government to shut it down, plus, there could be others that visit. Gaston's comment on her book not having any pictures implies that there are picture books, thus, kids could go there, too. At least, that's what I'd assumed.
The problem with your argument is it’s referred to as a bookstore. And the sign says bookseller. I always took it as Gaston being illiterate, but no one seems to read in the original animated movie. And the new live action made it obvious the town is illiterate. But the priest was the only one to have a very small library.
Huh... Ok, I never really paid attention to the sign. All I saw was lots of books, Bell going to return one and pick up another she apparently reads a bunch and getting it for free from the shop owner/librarian, so that's why I assumed. I can barely remember anything from the live-action remake. I took Gaston's comment to mean that some people could read, it's just that there were to many words (or just that the words were to difficult) for him to read, whether do to illiteracy or just him not being able to focus long enough to make sense of the words.
@@wolfcat1973 the bookstore was during a song so I don’t think anyone paid any attention to it. In the live action the priest says “look it’s the only book worm in town”. Implying that no one reads. And in both movies during the song Gaston it’s made clear that Lefou at the minimum is illiterate.
I could have sworn Snow White was even younger than that. Oh, I just looked it up, Disney aged her UP. She was 7! That would REALLY make the magic mirror creepy AF.
7?!!😨😨😨😨
@@homelestrawberishortcake Fairy tales are all kinds of messed up. For instance, in the original story, Sleeping Beauty wasn't woken by a kiss. He tried that, it didn't work, so he had sex with her. She gave birth to twins in her sleep. When one of the babies tried to nurse, sucked on her finger instead and sucked the splinter from the spinning wheel out of her finger and broke the curse.
@@Craxin01 bro
@@Charlie_the_dog Some versions of Cinderella have the stepsisters mutilating their feet by cutting off toes or part of their heel to fit the slipper. I mean, you know what happened to the big bad wolf in Little Red Riding hood or the witch in Hansel and Grettel. They liked making their stories quite dark for children to prepare them for a much harsher world than we live in today.
@@Craxin01 What the actual fuck
Personal theory: The bookstore is still in business likely because the guy gets paid to read and write letters for the townsfolk. I'm sure most of them have some rudimentary reading skills but nothing as far as having the resources on hand to write a full arse letter in reply to anything received. And even if Gaston poopoo'd books as a whole, for a long time giving a book as a gift was a very posh thing to do.
So the bookstore owner likely had decent copies of some seriously cheap books but in that little town he may as well have owned the library of Alexandria.
Wait... what?
@@melvinfranco2142 TLDR: Most folks in that fictional time period likely couldn't read, less than that could write. Someone who could do both was basically the town scribe.
Fuller explanation:
Lets generously say that the movie is set in Pre-French Revolution era. Around that time it's estimated that less than half the population could read or write and that's just the men. A quarter of the female population could somewhat read and maybe barely write.
A book was usually a handmade item, only afforded by the wealthy (hence why the Beast had a whole arse library). Writing required parchment or vellum, both made from animal skin that weren't dedicated to clothing/shoes so again, they were a luxury item.
Then there's ink which had to be hand made and a quill might be as cheap as plucking a goose feather but often broke in use. An ink nib made of metal was costly for even the most basic type let alone a good one. Someone would need to be able to write well or have the financial means just to afford paper, ink a quill, blotting sand (regular dirt wouldn't do) and sealing wax.
Pencils were a thing but not common and often used by artists who were sponsored by patrons that could afford to supply the artist with costly paints, canvas, etc.
Given ALL of that, even if a printed paper was moved by merchant carriage (again, no real postal system, just a network of letters moving with random overland passenger travel) and was posted in Belle's town...it's unlikely many people could read it.
Some town criers or literate folks made an extra bit of coin reading letters for the illiterate and even writing things for them.
It wasn't like popping into a Dollar tree to write a $0.50 note. All of the above would possibly run the modern equivalent of $25-150. And most couriers or scribes charged PER sheet.
@@koinijikoimizu It is theorized pre-French Revolution.
Which means, Beauty and the Beast... 😢
8:09 Gaston’s true form😂😂😂
Disney seems like a wholesome company. 😏
fr
Nah that ain't right-
I can tell for how many asses we gotta watch
6:21
The real hol up is that the doors only go to children's bedrooms at night...
That fact disturbs me the most, every time I see this one. And it makes me laugh the hardest.
Ahhh... I'm going to Hell. Special seat saved just for me, I know it.
@@calanon534 ehh that's where all the fun people are going (although also the bad ones) Heaven probably just boring af XD
@@Charlie_the_dog But, but, they have Irish Step Dancing..!
@@calanon534 1 human bodies aren't supposed to move like that. and 2 if the opening to a war was opened with Riverdance the opposing army would instantly surrender if that kinda thing belongs in heaven....
Most furries are minors
2:03 Find a person who bites you like Felix bites Subaru.
Triton: "I have been to all seven seas" shows his daughters
Poseidon: "That's my boy!"
I am a Percy Jackson fan and this is what I thought of immediately when I read the last Olympian
THE WAY TEXT TO SPEECH SAID RATATOUILLE HELPPPP
7:37
Ratatouwhele
“Ratatowel”
Ratatauoil
Ratatowiel
2:51 THAT IS A FISH......AND AN ANT......AND A BIRD......and I have no words for the actual human.
Andy's mom in Toy Story.
She's a rare, majestic creature
I find it funny that two of those are from the same movie.
Yes, I know my humor is broken.
7:19 i don't think im supposed to be laughing so hard at this
13:22 YOU HAD ONE JOB!!🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
2:36, she literally looks like one of those Pinker Cooper dolls, and it’s great.
2:24 the pain is real literally every time I decide to go out my phone is about to die...
With the Moana seashell thing, they were leaving the island so the shell was to signify the end of the legacy and the beginning of a new one.
So the future chiefs won't have to go to that place and put a stone on that seashell?
@@pkmntrainerred4247 Or they could make a different stack of slabs so they don't have to put every slab in one stack until it reaches the sky
@@d-v1199 no it's because they went to go sail the sea from island to island like they used to instead of staying on that one island and continuing to stack the stones, did you even watch the movie 🤦
I doubt other people won’t find the island and settle there
12:14 There's a simple explanation for anyone who has never shed a single tear while watching 'Up':
They have a black, all-consuming void where their soul should be.
@leen_cools372 ...and I don't. 🤔
I'M SORRY I CANT CRY FOR SOME REASON
@@Rezno2050same here
@leen_cools372bro you got 2 cookies in one pull???
I don't cried, and I also have an lack of empathy, and I am being extremely sincere, often to the point where it's hurting peoples
I am in college (college in FRENCH, bc I am french)
The one about the mirror gets worse if you read the original Grimms brothers version which stated that "when [Snow White] was 7 she was already fairer than the queen." Now, I know people were considered of age much younger in the time period in which the story takes place. Girls were married off young in medieval times because infant mortality was high so you needed to have a lot of kids to have any chance of having an heir that survived. But 7 is pushing it.
Yeah I have the og book and its just like wow??? I wanted to *be* her, now I know I'd probably be her *babysitter*.
fun fact only royalty was married of extremely young, workers and farmers married way later between 16-20, because due to lack of medicine, hygiene and nutrition woman died often in childbirth and the younger they were the less likely they survive the first pregnancy
basically buying a child Bride was a bad investment, spending a ton of resources on someone who isn't a full-grown worker(can't work as hard as a grown adult) and will often die in less than a year, is not a good idea
also if you keep a grown up daughter longer you will have longer a worker you don't have to pay
and for the poorest family's the daughters often had a job to better up her dowry so she has better chances at the marriage market
@lorveneshoon9025 royalty, high nobility, and other super rich (like the top merchant families and maybe high ranking guild members when said guilds were controlled by a family) and serfs at certain points.
But, yeah from what studies I've seen, safest age for mother and child for first pregnancy seems to be after 18 and before 25ish. Though 17 isn't as bad as say 35 or certainly 40.
5:26 me with my will of iron: IT. IS. HER. TOP. LIP.
8:47 finally somebody understand my pain 😂😂😂
Much needed laughs, thank you! 🤣😁
It was 9 minutes in when I realized these were only Disney memes
It do be like that sometimes
What's Disney?
Oh shit bro you're right. I was too stoned to notice
One time I was stoned and I was watching a scary movie and I was just staring, thinking: If I was in that movie if just leave all the idiots and let em get killed from their own stupidity. Bc I'd just say "oh a evil mask killer!~ Im.out." then I'd grab my keys and leave in my car.
@@AidenDavis-mi7yi even when stoned you can make smart decisions.
Truly a legend
Let’s be real here Disney knew what they were doing when they drew these characters.
3:29 is the start of the 'dad ran away with the milk' meme🤣🤣
The father "Oops I forgot the cigarettes, be right back." Lol
5:51 Forget using one hand, the animators drew this with _telekinesis,_ just to free up the other one.
10:49 damn he must be real good at giving the hyuck
4:08 how huge would Spongebob be for Disney's founder?
Dunno about size, but he'd probaby be swastika shaped
13:17 When every now and then someone gets a little bit lonely and you're never coming 'round....
3:34 got me dying.
The furry Monsters Inc one gets worse once you realize the doors are supposed to only go into children’s rooms, meaning either someone messed up or the furries are doing it on their kids’ bed.
Or they're minors.
5:23 yes, there is.
6:28 "Ping". Yeah, got the joke.
7:53 why did my head make up a voice for the clock?
8:37 This one too
8:57 I can see his next moves without knowing, even the context and movie he's from.
9:39 again
0:21 THAT one becomes even funnier if you've read Serena Valentino's novels.
Who's?
@@avocatto1877 I can't post a link, you'll have to Google it. The book I refer to is The Fairest of All: A Tale of the Wicked Queen. It is one of a series that explore the backgrounds of Disney villains from their points of view. Spoilers aside, read the story and the joke given in the comic above will become funny for a much different reason.
@@avocatto1877Serena Valentino. She writes novels about the origins of Disney Villains. At the time I’m writing this comment, Valentino has written:
Fairest of All (Evil Queen’s origin)
The Beast Within (Beast’s origin)
Poor Unfortunate Soul (Ursula’s origin)
Mistress of All Evil (Maleficent’s origin)
Mother Knows Best (Mother Gothel’s origin)
The Odd Sisters (a novel based on original characters Valentino created for her Disney Villains series; the Odd Sisters are triplet witches who orchestrated every Disney Villain in the series’ turn to evil)
Evil Thing (Cruella’s origin)
Cold Hearted (Lady Tremaine’s origin)
Never Never (Captain Hook’s origin)
Her next one (which comes out soon) is Fire and Fate, which is the origin of Hades
8:54 I *always* feel like that ducker
The Evil Queen sending the magic mirror to jail for being a pedophile XD
0:34 I see Disney animators can do their job with one hand! 😏
the 34 seconds...
@@greyknight180 I see where you're going with that
5:05 So Scorpion King with Mauri tattoos?
9:35 queen ❤
Me and my friend were at Disney in Orlando for a high school band trip and some kid walked up to the guy dressed as captain america and asked him "didn't you get your a** kicked?" Me and my friend couldn't stop lsughing
6:08
I have a dog named pluto, and i feel scared.
bro pluto is the name of mickey’s dog you uncultured rodent
11:10
But what if someone re-remebers?
Like say for example theh have amnesia but they get better?
Or someone looks through archives and whatever and remembers this one weird news clipping they found cool
Like this one I read about some teens or such found with knives near Mrs. Nixon?
3:36 yeah thats what i imagined as kid. that blond doggie was my crush
Haha same my homie
@@salmoncakes44 yup
🤨
Beautiful, as always! ^^
1:41 I hope that’s actually how the conversation went
12:57 i was thinking the same thing lol.
8:05
I don't know buddy. I think that photo is pretty spot on for Gaston.
Made me laugh so much
Thanx memellion
Ok here's what you do about the Moana SEashell debate. put a few tall but narrow rocks around the shell that are perfectly flat on the tops and bottoms and then you can place your boulder on them and you got yourself a table.. the real question is what happens when you get several rock slabs after that....... good luck.
But like, at the end of the movie... Didn't they leave the island and explore the sea as nomads again? Thus no more people on the island , meaning no more chiefs needing to put a rock on the stack.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, as its been a few years since I last watched the movie.
@@lunaversalias918 hmmm you make a good point there, but who's to say no one else lands on the island or returns to the island to simply continue tradition? Asuming anyone does that. If not then no worries, I'm just saying though if someone was to come abck to continue the tradition, then that's how I might handle the situation......then again if someone with no respect for the old traditions was to coem to the island like another tribe..... because you kind of need people who know of your traditions in order for them to be continued. but if the people who wind up there have no one to teach them those traditions or give them reason to continue them...... then who's to say those rocks would even remain in place. Someone might just remove and repurpose them as well.
4:44 one time I had my hair tied back and had one of those thick headbands on, and my friend thought I shaved my head 💀
LMAO 💀💀
These are the best memes Ive seen in my life
she threw the mirror in prison. ! whoooo!
0:35 they had no right to make her this thick.
FR 💀
Who is that?
The Dumbo one made me laugh. I am a grown adult. I told myself similar things then watch Fox and Hound. Then proceed to cry like a baby.
Don't you fucking DARE mention that movie. Its just so SAD.
3:07 are we not gonna talk about how true this is?
10:37 in ... uhh...yeah, me too
7:36 - "Ratta-towie-ul." 🤣
I was gonna comment this hahah🤣🤣🤣
8:33 Yeahhhhhhh no
my opinion on 0:57 it's Chel and there is no further debate needed
i want kida to step on me
No it's not
I'm all here for the rock as whatshisname in live action moana even tho I 100% expect it to be terrible
Maui?
@@ravenscarlettanis13 yes ty
@@kiraoshiro9251 😄
Mirror reflects plot, 2 YEARS EARLY. Impatient.
3:29
Mertle's father should never come back with the milk because of his daughter acting like this
5:05 I see that as both working, and a win!
5:10 bluey casting time: haha i neu that
0:47 Forget lifting a hammer. Only the worthy can lift themselves from a hangover the morning after.
wait, I feel happy to know that I'm not the only ones with headphones that do that- XD
4:43 i legit laughed
Lol me too 😂😂😂
Wait is that why the mirror was in Farquaad's dungeon ?
0:52 nice 😆
The bookshop is run by the enchantress in disguise. She decided to set up shop somewhere in the general vicinity to see if any girls were worth sending in the Beast's direction to try and break the spell- see, I think she kinda realized her punishment was a bit over the top, and eventually wanted to give things a nudge in the right direction without actually driving the point home for the Beast. So she set up shop, endured the predictably bad sales (after all, magic), and waited. Then she gets this beautiful yet quirky customer, clearly loves to read, and has read and reread numerous times a book that seems to parallel the movie's events fairly well. Deciding this could be the one, she tweaks circumstances so that Belle ends up at the castle. Doesn't interfere any further than that- still lets things play out as they naturally would, so that the Beast ends up learning the intended lesson on his own, just makes it so the right girl for the job gets to where she's needed.
They went to a new island, they won’t need that seashell. 13:05
#dankness
I thought I told jake to back off.
Jake: hes right behind me, isn’t he?
Our entire litter is ORANGE! *bites jake*
Jake: AAAAAARGH
(Said by cars)
First off it's not even Mirror Mirror🤣🤦
12:55 that was my question for so many ducking years
5:22 ok that's adorable
0:44 aint no way the ariel reference ☠
there was literally a disney add while I was watching this
lol
where are your hidden cameras? how did u find me?? 1:23
0:33 They were outdoing pixar
Damn! I'm 63 and I still call a boat a butt! LMAO
6:25 BRO THE CANISTER IS AT MAXIMUM WHAT THE HELL?!?!
3:31 “Just Like Mertil’s dad”
OOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOWWWWEWEWEWEOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHOOHHOOOO
13:41 Guido he fix
1:18 How I feel about Inside Out.
3:52 I still don’t understand…
It's a hooker
me neither
wait, never mind, is a hook... you know
@@zebby5992don't understand
Woman+hook+er
Hey, does anyone else’s comments at the bottom that pop up underneath the video rewind when you rewind the video?? Or is it just my device?
#DANKNESS
Memellion: ( uploads )
Me : It's time to pause the sadz
12:55
the seashell is actually a placeholder for when someone will return to the island.
Seashell means "this Island was left to rest for a while and the population moved elsewhere" or "look at this 3m (9 feet) tall stone stack. the last chief who tried to put a stone there died from a bashed skull when the stone fell back." and in both case the answer is "Start a new stack beside it"
No Seashell means "Everyone died here. let's send a group to look for the corpses and give them the last rite, then those that did that will be quarantined as we get away from this blighted land"
Oh no dog ate soap and poo bubbles instead of poo
9:45 Ariel's: Because we are
Mirror mirror who’s fbi going to go after?
How did they record boo crying?
3:29 that girls going places.
2:51 so we got a fish an ant a mannequin and a pigeon
8:51 MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY!!!
11:10 The scene ends with the "camera" moving down and focusing on the shot glasses. The reason for focusing on this tells us it's an important detail. To me, the glasses represent the two characters who are about to be forgotten. Once Chicharron is forgotten, Hector drinks from one of the glasses, signifying his fate. The other glass, meanwhile, remains full, as Hector has yet to be forgotten. It also may be foreshadowing that Ernesto De La Cruz poisoned Hector.
3:35 why would you this *cries in furry *