That might be because he suffered from hearing loss thanks to a stunt in Die hard. One of his kids said interviews are always tough for him thanks to his hearing, but it does sound like he heard the question and just didn't have an answer.
I'm not surprised lemony Snicket tore into the movie, he tears into everything and acts like he's in a constant state of cynical depression. No, he's not actually like that, he does it for anything relating to the books. It's to fit the tone, it's pretty great.
@@king_big_pp Lemony Snicket is a in-universe fictional character, not a real person. Daniel Handler, the actual author, isn't really him, there's always just this extra character on top of the story who also participates in it to some degree, though Handler also used it as a pen name for some other stuff. Handler can be quoted as saying "the character of Lemony Snicket, this man who speaks directly to the reader and also who is tangentially involved in the stories that he's telling is really more of a character" That stuff with him on the commentary is basically kind of an in-universe commentary, kind of, it all gets really weird.
Rugrats Go Wild was originally intended to be a TV special, but Paramount decided to give it a theatrical release, much like Hey Arnold: The Movie. Which might explain why there's barely a story.
The more I think about it, Rugrats Go Wild feels like a retread to the other Rugrats films in a way. The family goes on vacation. (Rugrats in Paris) The babies are separated from their parents and get lost in the woods. (The Rugrats Movie) A ferocious animal is on the hunt. (The Rugrats Movie) Angelica sings a popular song. (Both films)
@@Rugrats-91 I'll respect you for that, I feel that same way about lemony Snicket. I enjoyed that movie, do I understand now why the author was pissed, yes. Has it held up, probably not. But at the time I really did enjoy most of it.
I’m sad tbh that Cops is now cancelled due to the “ACAB” issue. I loved that show as a kid along with my dad watching it and my dad would teach me not to be a moron like the criminals who were caught by the police.
I still enjoyed that movie at the time more than I've enjoyed I think any other live-action at least Nickelodeon movie in the past whatever 15+ years. Then again 99.9% of their live action movies suck ass.
When you get celebrities to do a voice in a kids cartoon’s leap to the big screen you either get one of three things. A celebrity who’s inexplicably a fan of the cartoon and is hyped to do it, a person who’s doing it for their grandchild or kids or a person who does not give a shit and only did it for the paycheque
CamsEyeView I mean he already suffered enough with Yours, Mines, and Ours so saving Barnyard for next time would be better. I wish him the best of luck with that film though.
The next five movies should be: Nacho Libre Barnyard Charlotte's Web The Spiderwick Chronicles Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging And after that: Hotel for Dogs Imagine That The Last Airbender Rango The Adventures of Tintin
Oh boy, Mad Hot Ballroom, the banner for that movie is still around 188 street here in the city. It's faded as hell since it's been there for over a decade but you can still see it
I remembered getting that oderrama card when I was a kid. It was horrible ( except for the strawberry and the peanut butter) As for the movie, I wasn't impressed!! But I remembered my parents shaking their heads in pure horror when they found out that SpongeBob was hitting the theaters. Knowing that we're too young and cellphones didn't exist back then they had to take us to the movies where we were belting out the spongebob theme song with every other kid in the theaters. My parents were misrable, but it was a great memory!
Andrea Smeelie thx! I was in 3rd grade when it came out! My parents ( along with all the other parents) absolutely hated it, but then there were the kids who either laughed at the movie or their misery or some of them, both!! I remembered belting out "Goofy Goober" after the movie and my mom WAS MORTIFIED!! It was a great time to be a kid!! Now I'm just waiting for the year that my community theater can do the SpongeBob SquarePants musical, so I can audition with my parents in the audience almost as mortified as when they took us to the movie!
@@sketchyleftytwin9985I know that this is a 2 year old comment. But thx to Covid, Community theater was cancelled for 2 years now. Well, with a possible return this summer they decided to switch our production of "Mama Mia!" To something else 😏. Guess who's going to be yelling IM READY as she walks in to audition for SPONGEBOB THE MUSICAL!!?! As for my mom, she went from auditioning for a lead role to having that same mortified look saying that she's retiring from community theater.
teen titans go movie did the final villain fight better. but then again what do you mean by masterpiece? i mean yeah it is good but it came out the same year as incredibles & shrek 2 which are both better
The man responsible for the cinematography of A Series of Unfortunate Events is Emanuel Lubezki, who also did work for films like Gravity, Birdman, and The Revenant, which he won an Oscar for all three of those films. Dude’s a legend.
1:26 Hmm, it seemed people said spongebob was the only thing worth watching when all rugrats would air. Now that spongebob has the lead, i see people saying The Loud House is all they come for, and judging by how nick is treating it (a 4th season, a movie, and even its own spinoff, as well as merchandise) i feel the cycle will continue, when we get The Loud House season 9 and everyone will complain about it and want to watch something else, and the one show that is worth watching, which will turn into the next cash crop
I don't think Loud House has the same appeal as Spongebob to keep it on air for 2 decades but what do I know I could be wrong maybe Loud House will dethrone Spongebob as Nickelodeon longest series if & when Spongebob ends.
@@PeterGriffin11 I think while not the same appeal, its getting some ground, that and the show has 11 main characters ( 14 if you count clyde, and the parents) so they obviously have a lot of material to make a long running show just based off the huge cast. But hey, what happens, happens. I only hope it doesnt go on too long
The part of the audio commentary for Series of Unfortunate Events where Snicknet just breaks out an accordian and belts out a song about leeches is pure unhinged insanity. Only movie commentary that rivals that wild energy is Holes with all the kids from the cast.
YESSSSS the art direction and music from the Nickelodeon ASOUE movie was phenomenal. I still have the entire sound track stuck in my head to this day, and I only watched the movie... what, six times in my whole life?
I haven't seen the lemony snicket one, all i know about it was that it was constantly advertised in those old dvds, you know the ones. Where it played before the movie starts and all you could think was "I spent 15 bucks on a movie, why am i still getting adverts"
"Yours, Mine & Ours" was directed by Raja Gosnell, who also directed classics like the Scooby-Doo movies, the Smurfs movies, and Big Momma's House. That right there is known as a "red flag".
The original Yours, Mine, and Ours not only is the FAR better movie, but it's also based on a true story. Yes, a widow with 10 kids married a widower with 8, and then 19 kids! As to your condom question, in the original movie, and the real family, they are Catholic. Thus, baby makes 19. Oh! And something Paramount added to the story in the original, was a bit of cross promotion with another of their properties. The aircraft carrier the dad serves on is the USS Enterprise. The remake was clearly a cash grab with the success of the Cheaper by the Dozen remake (again, the original being based on a true story) and Eddie Murphy's Daddy Day Care. See a formula, copy a formula.
And if there were a Loud House movie it probably would be directed by Raja Gosnell, since he's usually known for directing chaotic action scenes, which The Loud House is full of.
I'm surprised someone else listened to that Series of Unfortunate Events commentary. That and the special feature with Jim Carrey improving as Count Olaf were the best parts of that DVD.
I rented the DVD as a kid, but it was so long ago that I seriously don't remember any of the bonus features. I should probably track down a copy to own...
I saw the Rugrats Go Wild in theaters with my father as a little kid and I don't remember a thing about it, whereas I owned the first two on VHS and watched them all the time
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie is one of the best Nickelodeon movies, and a good movie in general. It's also a bit more dramatic than the show. I also kinda liked Sponge out of Water.
@@kylecampbell565 Like, the mainstream Sponge hate didn't start happening until around the time Nickelodeon decided the only thing they could air was Spongebob and the show was so far removed from what it was originally that it was just perceived as always annoying.
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I remember being really excited when Rugrats Go Wild came out. I mean come on, a crossover with a show I loved and a show I thought was ok? Should be awesome! And I ended up walking out of the theater feeling really underwhelmed. There wasn’t as much interaction between the two shows as I was hoping there would be. And thus this was my first time falling victim to marketing hype.
Barnyard deserves its own 40 minute video. Any less would be a disgrace upon the masterpiece. You cannot possibly analyze Barnyard professionally unless 40 minutes are spent.
DrXaiver Considering that Scary Godmother only plays around Halloween and there was a period in CN’s history where they kept fucking playing Zathura every night, i’d say so, yes.
I’ve honestly been waiting for the day for Pan to review the Spongebob movie, since it’s easily my favorite movie that stuck out to me for the lessons it taught. I was a kid when I watched it, so I had grew up with the belief that you should never change yourself just to impress others so long as you. You should grow with those life experiences you go through.That scene where spongebob and Patrick died was the first and only time I’ll admit where I cried during a movie. And here I am, now in college and the film still holds a special place in my heart.
8:25 Actually, it was Barry Sonnenfeld who was signed on to Direct originally, but he left due to Budget concerns. He got his second chance at it with the Netflix series though. Haven't seen it, but I hear it's very good.
I remember watching Rugrats Go Wild once, and unlike all the other Rugrats films, it was completely forgettable. The Spongebob Squarepants Movie is such a funny and great film that I could watch over and over again and still love to this day. I liked the second film fine, but the original was more memorable. Jim Carrey actually made the Lemony Snicket movie watchable.
The best things about the Series of Unfortunate Events film was the cast, even as a kid I was like "this is impressive", especially a young Emily Browning. Wanted to see where ended up, but did Sucker Punch, The Uninvited and Pompeii... And before American Gods, that one film where she's treated like an unconscious naked doll, wasn't expecting that then . Finally, that end credits theme, "Drive Away" which was composed by Finding Nemo's and WALL-E's Thomas Newman , so you know it's good, actually it's my favorite piece of his. (Oh yeah, I played the game too.)
You described the existential experience of what it was to watch the spongebob movie back in those days so well that you’ve earned that like button, my dude.
I don’t know why. Rugrats Go Wild used to be one of my favorite movies as a kid. It might be because I was four when it came on vhs and I’d giggle like a maniac whenever my mom quoted “Abandon ship” in the best Stu impression she could do. I was fascinated waaaay too easily as a toddler.
As an immense fan of the Series of Unfortunate Events books, I personally love the movie. Carrey absolutely is obnoxious at times, but I really enjoy the movie as something different from the books, while also having a great and unique style of cinematography.
Yo I remember that Ballroom film. My school was making our class take the ballroom dancing program and I remember when our dance instructor played this in our classroom. I don’t really remember much of it though.
Thank you so much for bringing up Odorama!!! I swear I thought I was the only one who remembered that, nobody talks about it and I couldnt find any mention of it online. So nostalgic
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“And uncle Stu lost all our respect” oh my god
She went straight for the throat.
I’ve remembered that line since I saw it in elementary
Twas that good a roast
They had respect for him before?
Legend has it Bruce Willis is still trying to answer that interview question to this day.
Brian Kaslewicz he struggled to answer that more than I struggled in school
God that interview was so painful to watch.
He couldve just said "ruff" and it would've been hilarious
When i originally saw it, I had to do a follow up search to see if he somehow suffered a stroke back then.
That might be because he suffered from hearing loss thanks to a stunt in Die hard. One of his kids said interviews are always tough for him thanks to his hearing, but it does sound like he heard the question and just didn't have an answer.
I knew you wouldnt hold back from showing that cursed Bruce Willis interview
He showed it to us once, of course he'll show it again!
dog like real life
You can tell Bruce Willis just did not give any fucks.
He was just going through the motions he was not in his body, and he did not care.
I wrote a fan letter to Lemony Snicket when I was 12 and he wrote back. Idk just thought I would share. He's a nice guy.
That's amazing. Mind if I ask what was said!
islandboy4445
it seems she does mind
I also sent in a fan letter and got a response when i was younger.
Wow, that's pretty cool of him
Did you ask about his Jewish incest opera?
I can’t listen to Ocean Man without thinking about Stephen Hillenburg 😢
Same thing here man
R. I. P. He was the G. O. A.T.
Same here.
I'm not surprised lemony Snicket tore into the movie, he tears into everything and acts like he's in a constant state of cynical depression.
No, he's not actually like that, he does it for anything relating to the books. It's to fit the tone, it's pretty great.
hi sleepy
Sounds like he's actually cynical and depressed but pretends its an act because the act makes a profitable personality. That's like 90% of comedians.
I know this is an old comment but it’s now The Paramount Network
@@king_big_pp Lemony Snicket is a in-universe fictional character, not a real person. Daniel Handler, the actual author, isn't really him, there's always just this extra character on top of the story who also participates in it to some degree, though Handler also used it as a pen name for some other stuff. Handler can be quoted as saying
"the character of Lemony Snicket, this man who speaks directly to the reader and also who is tangentially involved in the stories that he's telling is really more of a character"
That stuff with him on the commentary is basically kind of an in-universe commentary, kind of, it all gets really weird.
"The only thing Jim Carrey loves more than a self-inflicted beating is his new movie"
I gotta say that is kind of a hilarious choice for a comparison.
I laughed a little too hard at this
Fun fact: A Series Of Unfortunate Events was the first Nickelodeon movie to win an Oscar. It won the award for Best Makeup.
I'm still wish Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius won that Oscar for Best Animated Feature....😢
(Thanks for ruined, Dreamf*cks 😡)
its the suiside squad of nick films
Well, at least Disney didn’t win best animated feature
@mariajimenafigueroa8311 Bro is acting like shrek or monsters inc are bad films lmao
Rugrats Go Wild was originally intended to be a TV special, but Paramount decided to give it a theatrical release, much like Hey Arnold: The Movie.
Which might explain why there's barely a story.
The more I think about it, Rugrats Go Wild feels like a retread to the other Rugrats films in a way.
The family goes on vacation. (Rugrats in Paris)
The babies are separated from their parents and get lost in the woods. (The Rugrats Movie)
A ferocious animal is on the hunt. (The Rugrats Movie)
Angelica sings a popular song. (Both films)
I honestly would've preferred a theatrical Fairly Odd Parents film. Still shocked that never happened
I remember the scratch and sniff things you could get at burger king for the movie. 😂
I actually like Rugrats Go Wild, no matter what
@@Rugrats-91
I'll respect you for that, I feel that same way about lemony Snicket.
I enjoyed that movie, do I understand now why the author was pissed, yes.
Has it held up, probably not. But at the time I really did enjoy most of it.
All those comments from 2003 lamenting how little Spongebob is shown... how little they knew.
Wait, Spike TV isn't a thing anymore?
It was replaced by the Paramount network like a year ago.
It still plays Bar Rescue, Ink Master, and Cops from the old days.
I’m sad tbh that Cops is now cancelled due to the “ACAB” issue. I loved that show as a kid along with my dad watching it and my dad would teach me not to be a moron like the criminals who were caught by the police.
@@clippygoat don’t be a moron by sleeping in your own bed and getting shot by a no-knock raid.
Oh wait.
Before it went out, it aired Rambo (2008) but named it Rambo 4... someone watched AVGN...
Lemoney Snicket's a series of Jim Carrey weird acting events
Basically yeah, with the occasional Jude Law narration
Yeah, but I’d still choose him over Neil Patrick Harris.
@@rushmaverick1923 How dare you.
@@averagebritishguy7082 Jim Carrey has a darker look about him that is suitable for a threatening villain. NPH always looked a bit too soft to me.
I still enjoyed that movie at the time more than I've enjoyed I think any other live-action at least Nickelodeon movie in the past whatever
15+ years. Then again 99.9% of their live action movies suck ass.
"Its juice and jam time" I love it, never gets old.
1:27 "And I really will miss Spongebob."
If only they knew...
If only...
It's impossible to miss that little bastard now: it's the only thing they ever show
Just goes to show to be careful what you wish for...
*Time travels to 2001*
"Bow down to your future Sponge King!"
I'm actually really confused by what they meant by that. It's not like spongebob was about to be cancelled so what do they mean they will miss it?
i will NEVER ever get enough of that bruce willis interview clip. this man had no attachment to the role, and rightly so.
When you get celebrities to do a voice in a kids cartoon’s leap to the big screen you either get one of three things. A celebrity who’s inexplicably a fan of the cartoon and is hyped to do it, a person who’s doing it for their grandchild or kids or a person who does not give a shit and only did it for the paycheque
Ocean Man
Take you by the hand, lead you to the land that you understand.
Ocean Man
The voyage to the corner of the globe is a real trip.
Ocean man
Can you see through the wonder of amazement, at the oberman
i'm in a toxic family that I can't escape from
Ocean man, the sequence of a life form braised in the sand
Man, cutting out before hitting Barnyard was brutal.
CamsEyeView I mean he already suffered enough with Yours, Mines, and Ours so saving Barnyard for next time would be better. I wish him the best of luck with that film though.
@@chillplayer1234 oh yeah, it would have been too much, but man, he was almost there lol
@@CamsEyeView Actually he has Nacho Libre and THEN it's Barnyard. He only does 5 movies a video it seems. Next 5 seems interesting.
@@chillplayer1234 Still lol, but yeah this will be interesting
The next five movies should be:
Nacho Libre
Barnyard
Charlotte's Web
The Spiderwick Chronicles
Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging
And after that:
Hotel for Dogs
Imagine That
The Last Airbender
Rango
The Adventures of Tintin
Oh boy, Mad Hot Ballroom, the banner for that movie is still around 188 street here in the city. It's faded as hell since it's been there for over a decade but you can still see it
Woah is there any photos of it online?
@@RebelTaxi Not sure, but I can just go down there really quick and snap a photo of it for you if you're that curious. Not that far for me to go
Please do!
Let it be archived for reference like The Room ad buildboard that was hanging over Los Angeles for years.
@@Lucario1121 Please do.
Mecha Dragon101 Please do this lol!
I remembered getting that oderrama card when I was a kid. It was horrible ( except for the strawberry and the peanut butter) As for the movie, I wasn't impressed!! But I remembered my parents shaking their heads in pure horror when they found out that SpongeBob was hitting the theaters. Knowing that we're too young and cellphones didn't exist back then they had to take us to the movies where we were belting out the spongebob theme song with every other kid in the theaters. My parents were misrable, but it was a great memory!
If they re-released that everyone would be doing the same for Ocean Man, I guarantee you.
Your SpongeBob memory is so hilarious! XD
Andrea Smeelie thx! I was in 3rd grade when it came out! My parents ( along with all the other parents) absolutely hated it, but then there were the kids who either laughed at the movie or their misery or some of them, both!! I remembered belting out "Goofy Goober" after the movie and my mom WAS MORTIFIED!! It was a great time to be a kid!! Now I'm just waiting for the year that my community theater can do the SpongeBob SquarePants musical, so I can audition with my parents in the audience almost as mortified as when they took us to the movie!
@@sketchyleftytwin9985I know that this is a 2 year old comment. But thx to Covid, Community theater was cancelled for 2 years now. Well, with a possible return this summer they decided to switch our production of "Mama Mia!" To something else 😏. Guess who's going to be yelling IM READY as she walks in to audition for SPONGEBOB THE MUSICAL!!?! As for my mom, she went from auditioning for a lead role to having that same mortified look saying that she's retiring from community theater.
"Let's get some Chinese after this"
"Yeah, let's get 'em"
"No, I meant the food"
There's no way this could be said in a modern movie today.
@@rommix0 Hell, it didn't make it in that movie then.
Holy shit
Lemony Snicket's
A Series of JoJo's Bizarre Events
Bodhi Black this is the winner
Voice of the Judge from Who Framed Roger Rabbit Dear God...it would be beautiful
The Spongebob Squarepants movie is a masterpiece. Change my mind.
100% Agreed.
It also had a pretty nice tie-in game and thats saying something.
KyEz0aR_ yup!
Ehh a bit overhyped, but still great, no where near bad.
teen titans go movie did the final villain fight better. but then again what do you mean by masterpiece? i mean yeah it is good but it came out the same year as incredibles & shrek 2 which are both better
"Wanna get some Chinese after the show?"
"Yeah. Let's get 'em."
Holy shit, I laughed so hard.
Foot fetishes? In my nickelodeon cartoon? It's more likely than you think!
One of the logos Nick has ido a feet.
The man responsible for the cinematography of A Series of Unfortunate Events is Emanuel Lubezki, who also did work for films like Gravity, Birdman, and The Revenant, which he won an Oscar for all three of those films. Dude’s a legend.
1:26 Hmm, it seemed people said spongebob was the only thing worth watching when all rugrats would air. Now that spongebob has the lead, i see people saying The Loud House is all they come for, and judging by how nick is treating it (a 4th season, a movie, and even its own spinoff, as well as merchandise) i feel the cycle will continue, when we get The Loud House season 9 and everyone will complain about it and want to watch something else, and the one show that is worth watching, which will turn into the next cash crop
Yeah it’s the only other cartoon nick seems to care about so I could see that happening
I don't think Loud House has the same appeal as Spongebob to keep it on air for 2 decades but what do I know I could be wrong maybe Loud House will dethrone Spongebob as Nickelodeon longest series if & when Spongebob ends.
@@PeterGriffin11 I think while not the same appeal, its getting some ground, that and the show has 11 main characters ( 14 if you count clyde, and the parents) so they obviously have a lot of material to make a long running show just based off the huge cast. But hey, what happens, happens. I only hope it doesnt go on too long
@@PeterGriffin11 I mean they kept Fairly Odd Parents on for far longer than I would have ever thought growing up so who knows
And so the cycle continues.
Lemony Sknicket's Series of Socially Awkward Events.
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Angsty Goth Girl Events
I want to read that book :o
Lemony Snicket’s A Series of “Bizarre” Events
ZA WARUDO
I had to look away when you're talking about Rugrats Go Wild because I couldn't bare looking at that film.
The part of the audio commentary for Series of Unfortunate Events where Snicknet just breaks out an accordian and belts out a song about leeches is pure unhinged insanity.
Only movie commentary that rivals that wild energy is Holes with all the kids from the cast.
People who hate the SpongeBob Movie deserve no rights.
Sorry Nolan
Sorry Nolan
@@chocodoeeyes god damn it xD
@Marty UwUragi deja vu xD
I think I liked the second movie a bit more, felt like a homage to series including all the characters.
YESSSSS the art direction and music from the Nickelodeon ASOUE movie was phenomenal. I still have the entire sound track stuck in my head to this day, and I only watched the movie... what, six times in my whole life?
Stephen Hillenburg is a true Ocean man also I liked the Lemony Snicket movie
I haven't seen the lemony snicket one, all i know about it was that it was constantly advertised in those old dvds, you know the ones. Where it played before the movie starts and all you could think was "I spent 15 bucks on a movie, why am i still getting adverts"
"No I meant the food."
I fucking WISH that was in the movie, that was so horrible and so so hilarious.
Ocean Man always will be associated with Stephen Hillenburg.
its a shame because ween is a legitimately good band
bilbo baggins not really a shame when ween has many other great songs
Because Stephen Hillenberg will always be remembered as the Ocean Man.
@@supertimerip Jotaro will always be my Ocean Man 😢
@@yieschu I'm sorry, but we need to let the real-life amazing marine biologist have this one. Put your JoJo aside and pay respects to Hillenburg.
"Yours, Mine & Ours" was directed by Raja Gosnell, who also directed classics like the Scooby-Doo movies, the Smurfs movies, and Big Momma's House.
That right there is known as a "red flag".
Classic is hardly the word I would choose
He also did Home Alone 3, and Beverly Hills Chihuahua.
Excuse me, the scooby doo movies are iconic.
The original Yours, Mine, and Ours not only is the FAR better movie, but it's also based on a true story. Yes, a widow with 10 kids married a widower with 8, and then 19 kids! As to your condom question, in the original movie, and the real family, they are Catholic. Thus, baby makes 19. Oh! And something Paramount added to the story in the original, was a bit of cross promotion with another of their properties. The aircraft carrier the dad serves on is the USS Enterprise.
The remake was clearly a cash grab with the success of the Cheaper by the Dozen remake (again, the original being based on a true story) and Eddie Murphy's Daddy Day Care. See a formula, copy a formula.
And if there were a Loud House movie it probably would be directed by Raja Gosnell, since he's usually known for directing chaotic action scenes, which The Loud House is full of.
No Guts, No Glori was only the third episode.
1:43 after the submarine that has recently been crushed, rugrats go wild really tried to warn us.
Rugrats Go Wild predicted OceanGate
I'm surprised someone else listened to that Series of Unfortunate Events commentary. That and the special feature with Jim Carrey improving as Count Olaf were the best parts of that DVD.
Honestly I now want the DVD just for the commentary ngl
I’m surprised that Pan didn’t mention the random accordion number in the commentary
@@irishmanrants89 Huh?
I rented the DVD as a kid, but it was so long ago that I seriously don't remember any of the bonus features. I should probably track down a copy to own...
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Pop Team Epic Events.
I've been dying to see this series return these videos have been some of your favorite reviews.
I like the transparency in your username.
@@salty898 heck yea dude
@Brandon Roberts heck yea my guy
Guy That Likes Yohane hi
@@user-ob6cm4ui6f hey
I saw the Rugrats Go Wild in theaters with my father as a little kid and I don't remember a thing about it, whereas I owned the first two on VHS and watched them all the time
Lemony Snicket’s A Series Of Horribly Awkward Family Events
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie is one of the best Nickelodeon movies, and a good movie in general. It's also a bit more dramatic than the show.
I also kinda liked Sponge out of Water.
Same
Sponge out of Water is great until the third act which feels like a completely different film.
lemony snicket's a series of jim carrey doing jim carrey character events
You say that like it's a bad thing. XD
The irony on those anti rugrats post for 2003. 2 years later they would hate spongebob too. Do they hate the loud house yet?
i think there are
enigmagtx the loud house is only 3 years old yet I see people say that they are already sick of it
I don’t think the Spongebob hate reality started till 2007 or 2008. There was a quality drop in season 4 and 5 but wasn’t that big yet
Prolly against the creator..?
@@kylecampbell565 Like, the mainstream Sponge hate didn't start happening until around the time Nickelodeon decided the only thing they could air was Spongebob and the show was so far removed from what it was originally that it was just perceived as always annoying.
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A Series of Goth Girl Events
A Series of Animated Events
A series of overly political events
Can't wait until you get to monster trucks
Would u review the bionicle movies
I remember being really excited when Rugrats Go Wild came out. I mean come on, a crossover with a show I loved and a show I thought was ok? Should be awesome! And I ended up walking out of the theater feeling really underwhelmed. There wasn’t as much interaction between the two shows as I was hoping there would be. And thus this was my first time falling victim to marketing hype.
I remember being 8 and totally underwhelmed by it because the trailer was in itself a largely better movie.
Lemony Snicket's and a serious of BAD TOUCH events
Are those Housetrapped horns
I'm calling the police
"Lemony Snicket's a Series of Quicktime Events?"
Too bad Telltale closed down
Pan, the 30th Nickelodeon movie; it'll be about... you!
A Series of Unfortunate Events more like A Series of Unfortunate CASTINGS
Got em.
though jim carrey being jim carrey is still funny
Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Current Events, the hit 1986 album by John Abercrombie
Does it sound good?
Barnyard deserves its own 40 minute video. Any less would be a disgrace upon the masterpiece. You cannot possibly analyze Barnyard professionally unless 40 minutes are spent.
You know, Nickelodeon made 29 films but it still doesn’t amount up to the amount of how many times Cartoon Network played My Scary Godmother
They’ve played Zathura significantly more
@@br3akstuff are you serious?
DrXaiver Considering that Scary Godmother only plays around Halloween and there was a period in CN’s history where they kept fucking playing Zathura every night, i’d say so, yes.
@@br3akstuff yeah i guess
@@br3akstuff must've been hell since I only saw it on dvd
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Terrible Life Choices and Events
David Cage's A Series of Quick Time Events
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Copyright Infringement Events
Lemony Snicket sounds like Tommy Wiseau 🤔
Lemony Snicket's Series of Oh Hi Mark Events
I’ve honestly been waiting for the day for Pan to review the Spongebob movie, since it’s easily my favorite movie that stuck out to me for the lessons it taught. I was a kid when I watched it, so I had grew up with the belief that you should never change yourself just to impress others so long as you. You should grow with those life experiences you go through.That scene where spongebob and Patrick died was the first and only time I’ll admit where I cried during a movie. And here I am, now in college and the film still holds a special place in my heart.
8:25
Actually, it was Barry Sonnenfeld who was signed on to Direct originally, but he left due to Budget concerns. He got his second chance at it with the Netflix series though.
Haven't seen it, but I hear it's very good.
''Uuh'' -Bruce Willis on his most legendary performance of Spike the Dog
I remember watching Rugrats Go Wild once, and unlike all the other Rugrats films, it was completely forgettable.
The Spongebob Squarepants Movie is such a funny and great film that I could watch over and over again and still love to this day. I liked the second film fine, but the original was more memorable.
Jim Carrey actually made the Lemony Snicket movie watchable.
The best things about the Series of Unfortunate Events film was the cast, even as a kid I was like "this is impressive", especially a young Emily Browning. Wanted to see where ended up, but did Sucker Punch, The Uninvited and Pompeii... And before American Gods, that one film where she's treated like an unconscious naked doll, wasn't expecting that then .
Finally, that end credits theme, "Drive Away" which was composed by Finding Nemo's and WALL-E's Thomas Newman , so you know it's good, actually it's my favorite piece of his. (Oh yeah, I played the game too.)
Lemony Snicket's a Series of Poorly Thought Out events
1:31 Oh i didn't know Dan Schneider directed this movie
Lemony Snicket: a series of *uncomfortable* events
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Events. There's no plot, stuff just happens.
Kinda like Rugrats Go Wild.
You described the existential experience of what it was to watch the spongebob movie back in those days so well that you’ve earned that like button, my dude.
I don’t know why. Rugrats Go Wild used to be one of my favorite movies as a kid. It might be because I was four when it came on vhs and I’d giggle like a maniac whenever my mom quoted “Abandon ship” in the best Stu impression she could do. I was fascinated waaaay too easily as a toddler.
It's 7am on a weekday, what is this a cartoon network death slot?
He always uploads his videos early in the day.
1:27 "soon it will be the all Rugrats channel"
Haha, if only you knew.
*IF ONLY YOU KNEW* HAHHAHAHAHHAA
Lemony snicket’s a series of goth-fortunate events
1:28 “*sigh* And I really will miss Spongebob...I really will. 🙁”
Man, does it hurt to read this now.
Oh, now it *really* hurts.
12:50 zero to 100 real quick
probably not the best thing to hear when your on 4chan
Lemony Snicket's A series of Jude Law-narrated (or Patrick Warburton if you prefer the Netflix version) events.
Lemony Snicket's A Series of I Can't Remember What Happens Events
Seriously, the only thing I remember is a snake jumpscare. That's it.
I only remember that one scene with the leeches.
I never knew he was saying ocean man 😂, for all of my life I thought it was just sounds.
As an immense fan of the Series of Unfortunate Events books, I personally love the movie.
Carrey absolutely is obnoxious at times, but I really enjoy the movie as something different from the books, while also having a great and unique style of cinematography.
Lemmeny Snicket and the director roasting their own movie is like the pizza party podcast
And to think Rugrats is about to get a reboot next year.
PS, Happy birthday, Bruce!
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie is still one of my favorite animated movies. The humor and music are spot on.
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Asthetically Pleasing but Inaccurate to the Source Material Events
The first spongebob movie had a song written by The Flaming Lips. It was good. Really good.
That interview of Bruce Willis is so painful
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Sarcastic Commentaries
Damn RebelTaxi we're you keeping this video down in the dungeon
Just glad that the series has returned
Lemony Snicket's
A series of blank events
(What did you expect, creativity?)
I’m not the only one that remembers and likes mxc
Yo I remember that Ballroom film. My school was making our class take the ballroom dancing program and I remember when our dance instructor played this in our classroom. I don’t really remember much of it though.
Yeah, I thought the Nick film A Series Of Unfortunate Events was really good, I enjoyed it greatly.
You ever skip school to binge watch Pan Pizza? 🤔
I quit my job for this
I went AWOL from the marines for Pan.
Lemony Snicket’s A Series of *Mad Hot Wild* Events
Thank you so much for bringing up Odorama!!! I swear I thought I was the only one who remembered that, nobody talks about it and I couldnt find any mention of it online. So nostalgic
When you're itching for the waves the only lotion is the ocean.
14:19 a little part of me dies every time I hear that line
If you get sued for using Ocean Man itll be worth it tbh
Growing up with all these movies, I love them all and I constantly go back to watch them
Lemony Snickett's A Series Of Disappointing Events
What was wrong with it?
@@Clay3613 it was disappointing. duh.
I vividly remember the Spongebob movie!