As a kid I never realized how lowkey dark the Underground is. Ratchet and his mother basically kill homeless people, recycle their body parts and sell them to their customers. If this wasn't done with robots it would be a horror movie.
Sorta stupid you guys are doing a Blu sky studio movie?! Sweet oh I hope you do more of the other movies like the Columbia pictures Illumination and Paramount.
Fun fact: This movie's DVD menu had an autoplay feature. If you left it sitting, it would automatically play. That is why I have this movie memorized, as I often left in my DVD player to play over and over and over again. This movie and Megamind, which I can also quote. Honestly two fantastic yet underrated movies.
What I love about Robots is: 1. It holds up, just as funny now as it was then 2. It adheres really strictly not only to the worldbuilding we see in the movie but to the logical extensions of the concept 3. The message is eternal and upon rewatches only becomes more relatable and profound 4. Robin Williams, he's an amazing comedian and actor but he always shines in voice roles
Rest in peace Barry White 1944-2003 James Brown 1933-2006 Lucille Bliss 1916-2012 Roger Ebert 1942-2013 Robin Williams 1951-2014 Terry Wogan 1938-2016 Marshall Efron 1938-2019 and Jansen Panettiere 1994-2023, James Brown and Barry White did the songs that were in this movie and Roger Ebert was a film critic
This movie is actually way more accurate on greed ruining once noble enterprises than I remember. Them sanding off the previous company motto reminds me of the sobering moment when google removed "And remember... don't be evil, and if you see something that you think isn't right - speak up!" from their company code of conduct. Oh look and they fired some people recently for trying to speak out about some fucked shit the company was doing, who'd have guessed it!
@@gurvmlk having it in writing tho states that it's something the company cares about - and subsequently, getting rid of it shows that the company wants nothing to do with it.
I’ll never forget that when I got lost at the airport when my family and I were going to Florida for a family reunion, I used Fender’s call for help noise and my mom wanted to kill me cuz she was hella embarrassed 😂😂😂
That’s a wild story. I found it so funny too cause I can just imagine a lost little kid back then using Fender’s help call and their parent just be like “why is my kid doing this we’re in public.” But hey at least it helped you not be lost.
This is truly one of the Blue Sky's most underrated classics. I love how much time was put into developing this robot run world, I love the message about the working class coming together and standing up against their unfair capitallist overlords, and I especially love Bigweld. Mel Brooks as the voice is perfect and I love how he represents the imaginative, innovating ideas of Walt Disney. And boy, this movie sure was ahead of it's time when it came to planned obsolescence of technology.
@@DiggitySlice He literally isn't. The dude not only wanted to devote a lot of his time to inventors without any demand of monetary compensation, but we're never told that he wanted to patent/commodify their inventions. Furthermore he not only removed himself from the corporation, but at the end of the movie he makes spare parts available again to help those in need (ie he does healthcare) and he decides to not only make the hero of the story (a worker) into his second in command and eventual successor, even though that means he'd not only give up his position of power, and the worker is also directly opposed to the company's structure and goals of commodification. Incidentally there is no difference between capitalism and corporatism, if you try to separate them, you will find that the former always leads into the latter, and that is by design.
30:15 It's amazing that you mention Rollie Pollie Ollie 'cuz the author of the books, William Joyce, had a hand in this film's visual style! He also wrote "A Day with Wilbur Robinson", a book that would later be adapted into Disney's Meet the Robinsons!
30:16 The guy that wrote the original source material for this, William Joyce, also created Rolie Polie Olie the kid's show. He's a local legend; we have a mural for Rolie Polie Olie downtown. He also wrote the source material for Meet the Robinsons, Epic (2013), and Rise of the Guardians~~~^.^
Just a fun fact about Robin Williams: the man was a major anime fan, and even wanted to play the role of Gendo Ikari if a live action versions of Neon Genesis Evangelion had ever been made
I find it super cool that the robot design aesthetics are used to emphasize the story The poor robots are of course rusted and vintage looking, but also a with lot of bright colors. Yellow, red, green, orange, etc. All the "inventor" robots have a lot of silver/grey in their design. Rachet is of course completely metallic, and everything he builds has a similar all chrome minimalist design. Bigweld is brushed aluminum, with black and some gold/copper accents. A lot of his designs have circles and natural curves with smooth motion. The female robot with the roller blade feet is kinda a mix of Rachet+bigweld, because she is initially on Rachets team, but she still is loyal to Bigweld's dream. She looks high tech and shiny, but with a black dress as well as lots of circles and arcs. Rodney also has lots of silver and chrome, but it is mixed with some light blue to associate him with colorful protagonists.
Genuinely one of the most underrated movies of all time. I really wish more reactors watched it. Aunt Fanny is so iconic and Robin Williams as Fender is just the gift that keeps giving.
There was a time where I only had this movie and a dvd player, no cable or anything, I watched this movie hundreds of times and I still absolutely adore it
The thing with Robin Williams and animated films, is that there was this habit, at least from Disney, to animate AROUND Robin Williams. They knew what his schtick was. You give the man a box of junk he'll crack as many improvised jokes as you want, he always had something. I don't know if they did it here, but I can imagine they did because most of Fenders jokes are 100% either written with Robin in mind or written by the man himself, in which case someone needs to animate character to capture what Robin was probably doing in the booth.
I used to watch this movie all the time as a kid. I never really cared that much about the characters or story, I just liked watching for the neat robot designs, fun contraptions and incredible environments.
I don't know why but this reminds of the movie Repo: The Genetic Opera, where people have to pay for organ replacements due to a organ failure epidemic and they get hacked if they miss a payment. This makes me think of a potential sequel for that where organ replacement isn't enough anymore and the rates have gone up, so certain people have been secretly building prosthetics from whatever they can find(scrap/junk/whatever)and eventually that evolved into the 'Robots' civilization cos the robots needing spare parts and getting captured to go to the chop shop works the same way.
Robots is one of those movies i'm glad there is no sequel. Specially nowadays. Everything works so here and the world captures you attention very easily
- This movie’s original concept was going to be a screwball comedy with musical numbers - Notice that on the "Map of the Stars' Homes" that Fender is holding has parody names of famous stars like: Jeremy Irons, Orson Wheels = Orson Welles, Axle Rose = Axl Rose, Britney Gears = Britney Spears (which is funny that her song is used), Farrah Faucet = Farrah Fawcett, & M.C. Hammer - There is a robotic version of Sid the Sloth from Ice Age that appears when Rodney first enters Robot City
Also the 3 Robot watches that said "Don't buy us, were fakes " are voiced by the 3 judges of American idol(Randy Jackson, Paula Abdul and Simon Cowell) NO JOKE!
I forgot how much i loved this movie the couple times i saw it as a kid. Its almost crazy to see a reaction showing it actually holds up past childhood nostalgia.
Let no one forget that Bigweld is an entrepreneur that started his own business and built it into a massive success. He _is_ capitalism personified. People thinking this movie is anti-capitalist don't actually understand how economics work.
It may not be anti-capitalist in that sense, but it does commenate on the how some capitalist practices tend to screw over low income communities in favor of making a profit.
I’d say it’s more representative towards populism, and the worker’s party. It’s not calling capitalism good, but it does ask the question “how replaceable are we, when we have people who are willing to work, and create?” Sorry, I’m digging way too deep into politics on this comment. I’m just glad that someone reads harder into this movie. Robots really was a fun movie.
"The cry of the deep doo doo bird, i must fly" I had the robots game boy advance cartridge and it was a pretty basic platforming adventure but i loved this movie and couldn't not have it.
the slogan over the door has a phrase burned into my head from the commentary track (its a good and reasonably technical commentary so good if you are interested in animation) one of the guys says "thats a steeve martino original font" (i think steeve was the art director) dont know why that stayed in my head but it did, also the rivet town tower changes position 3 times in the film just to keep it in shot to help with the feel of the town
For a very long time this is one of my favorite animated movies out there. I remember going to the movie theater to watch this film & getting the small toys with it. Fun fact this movie was going to be a musical, which is way there a lot of music moments.
Pretty sure this movie planted the seed of my love of machines and science. I always imagined how cool it would be to build my own little flying pet. I also just loved the grungy dieselpunk thing the chop shop had goin on, as well as the monolithic futuristic next generation sweepers, the black and copper/gold bigweld architecture, with lots of nested circles/arcs which move in and out of each other, and all the spring steel/spiral wind up springs incorporated into designs.
this is one of the most nostalgic movies ever, I remember being like 4 and coming out to the living room on christmas and there was a portable dvd player sitting there for me and it was playing robots
I feel a bit sad for Boom not reacting to it with them. I know he's seen it but I can't help laughing, imagining all the Aunt Fanny comments he would have been making. XD
I absolutely adore this movie and it is so underappreciated. I don't care about plot holes or how some stuff doesn't make sense, literally just enjoy the ride! Robin Williams is so fun, I laugh every single time, especially during his Britney Spears moment. Such a great movie for kids and adults. O love your reactions, I knew you would laugh at everything!
Its crazy I just rewatched this movie a couple of nights ago, now you guys are watching it! It still holds up and makes me miss Robin Williams' presence
One of my favorite movies. When I was in middle school and my cousins where in elementary this was our after school movie. Watched it in my room as a movie theater room and popcorn and snacks.
My kids loved this movie... especially the soundtrack. This was the movie that introduced them to James Brown... they were so young... I remember my son asking what's the "thang" you are getting up offa... I told him you are getting off your butt and dance... They were only 5 and 7 when this movie came out. Whenever this song came on they'd jump up and start dancing... 😁
I remember watching this as a kid and imagining the fight between Wonder Bot and Madame Gasket was like Yoda versus Sidious 🤣 given both Robots and ROTS were released the same year, as well as Ewan McGregor voicing the main character, i think that’s actually super hilarious.
Honestly I always forget this movie was blue sky. One of their only truly noteworthy films imo, it’s a damn shame the studio got eaten up by Disney, right before too Nimona. Thank god for Annapurna for picking it back up after blue sky got gobbled up by the mouse. Still, after Nimona it makes me sad we didn’t get to see more of what they COULD have been.
So one year on Christmas they replayed the hell out of this movie on I think TNT? The WHOLE day. My brother and I thought it was a mistake on the tv guide so we just keep watching it over and over. We had the words memorized and would say them in time with the movie. Our mom HATED this movie by the 4th watch threw. Because she KNEW we weren't going to stop. We were DETERMINED to see if would actually play all day. Barely touched our Christmas presents. Just watched this movie for HOURS. Could NEVER find this movie again on tv and our mom absolutely REFUSED to buy the dvd for us. Good times. 🤣
As a kid I never realized how lowkey dark the Underground is. Ratchet and his mother basically kill homeless people, recycle their body parts and sell them to their customers. If this wasn't done with robots it would be a horror movie.
Cyberpunk
Yeah they're basically harvesting the organs of the poor, it's supremely fucked up
@@KingsBard fuckin' Scavs
They also process corpses.
Sorta stupid you guys are doing a Blu sky studio movie?! Sweet oh I hope you do more of the other movies like the Columbia pictures Illumination and Paramount.
Fun fact: This movie's DVD menu had an autoplay feature. If you left it sitting, it would automatically play. That is why I have this movie memorized, as I often left in my DVD player to play over and over and over again. This movie and Megamind, which I can also quote. Honestly two fantastic yet underrated movies.
My copy never played automatically, but I remember Megamind doing that ^^
I have it on DVD. My sister used to play it all the time.
same actually
Now that's a weird memory from my childhood that I never expected to remember, lol
Agreed
What I love about Robots is:
1. It holds up, just as funny now as it was then
2. It adheres really strictly not only to the worldbuilding we see in the movie but to the logical extensions of the concept
3. The message is eternal and upon rewatches only becomes more relatable and profound
4. Robin Williams, he's an amazing comedian and actor but he always shines in voice roles
all 💯 factsss
I dunno, the bathroom humour is a bit much at times
"making the baby is the fun part" in a childrens movie is hilarious adult joke that flew right over my head as a kid.
same hahah 😂😂
I somehow knew it was sexual at that time but not quite in the right way 🤣🤣🤣
The entire baby scene is perfection, this movie is gold
saaaaaame
Rest in peace
Barry White 1944-2003
James Brown 1933-2006
Lucille Bliss 1916-2012
Roger Ebert 1942-2013
Robin Williams 1951-2014
Terry Wogan 1938-2016
Marshall Efron 1938-2019
and Jansen Panettiere 1994-2023, James Brown and Barry White did the songs that were in this movie and Roger Ebert was a film critic
Saddest part about growing up is knowing those who brought happy moments you remember are no longer around 😢
Wait so all the people in this movie died ?
@@otakuparadise3585 not all the people
@@otakuparadise3585
Mel Brooks (Bigweld) is still kicking!
Fun Fact:
Teenage Rodney is voiced by Jack de Sena, aka Sokka.
That’s awesome! I never realized that!
never kneww this oh wow!
No way! It’s also callum from dragon prince
This movie is actually way more accurate on greed ruining once noble enterprises than I remember. Them sanding off the previous company motto reminds me of the sobering moment when google removed "And remember... don't be evil, and if you see something that you think isn't right - speak up!" from their company code of conduct.
Oh look and they fired some people recently for trying to speak out about some fucked shit the company was doing, who'd have guessed it!
Common sense would dictate that doesn't even need to be written in any code of conduct. You just do it as a person regardless.
@@gurvmlk having it in writing tho states that it's something the company cares about - and subsequently, getting rid of it shows that the company wants nothing to do with it.
I’ll never forget that when I got lost at the airport when my family and I were going to Florida for a family reunion, I used Fender’s call for help noise and my mom wanted to kill me cuz she was hella embarrassed 😂😂😂
Oh my gosh lol. That’s hilarious. At least it helped them find you.
Yeah but I still got my butt whooped after lmao@@jessc.994
That’s a wild story. I found it so funny too cause I can just imagine a lost little kid back then using Fender’s help call and their parent just be like “why is my kid doing this we’re in public.” But hey at least it helped you not be lost.
CAW CAW! CAW CAW!
RRRRRRRRRRRRRIIIIIIIICCCOOOOLLLAAA
😂😂
This is truly one of the Blue Sky's most underrated classics. I love how much time was put into developing this robot run world, I love the message about the working class coming together and standing up against their unfair capitallist overlords, and I especially love Bigweld. Mel Brooks as the voice is perfect and I love how he represents the imaginative, innovating ideas of Walt Disney. And boy, this movie sure was ahead of it's time when it came to planned obsolescence of technology.
Bigweld is the biggest capitalist in the movie. What you're talking about is corporatism.
@@DiggitySliceor both
@@DiggitySlice He literally isn't. The dude not only wanted to devote a lot of his time to inventors without any demand of monetary compensation, but we're never told that he wanted to patent/commodify their inventions. Furthermore he not only removed himself from the corporation, but at the end of the movie he makes spare parts available again to help those in need (ie he does healthcare) and he decides to not only make the hero of the story (a worker) into his second in command and eventual successor, even though that means he'd not only give up his position of power, and the worker is also directly opposed to the company's structure and goals of commodification.
Incidentally there is no difference between capitalism and corporatism, if you try to separate them, you will find that the former always leads into the latter, and that is by design.
29:30
Fun Fact: The song "Daisy" was the first song ever sung by an AI. That's why HAL 9000 sings it in a Space Odyssey.
Gotta love Robin William's performance (Voicing Fender) in this film.
He was a true treasure
Best character ever
7:16 here you can see a Sid of the ice age in robot form.
Oh wow your right
Yeah right? isn’t that curious
I guess you could he’ll live forever…
He’s looking for his family so they can migrate
The red robot named fender is voiced by Robin Williams bless his soul
I miss him and Disney can go fuck themselves……
I never knew it was him until today.
They know.
@@ByteDWolf I don’t know how his voice is really iconic
"he is gonna be a villain."
"Yeah, I don't see a universe where he's not."
Well... You're in it lads...
That adult joke at the beginning gets me every time
"Making the baby is the fun part."
8:10 Fun fact, they made a whole motorized playset of this sequence! It was like a Rube-Goldberg hot wheels set for ping pong balls lol.
30:15 It's amazing that you mention Rollie Pollie Ollie 'cuz the author of the books, William Joyce, had a hand in this film's visual style!
He also wrote "A Day with Wilbur Robinson", a book that would later be adapted into Disney's Meet the Robinsons!
Thank you for this knowledge
That man is responsible for a lot of my childhood, and why I like robots so much.
Fun Fact, Liam Vickers (Murder Drones creator) said if you're wondering about how drones grow up, to just apply this movie's logic lol
oh really? well ok then.
noted
Honestly this one is genuinely one of the most underrated movies ever. I remember loving this one as a kid.
30:16 The guy that wrote the original source material for this, William Joyce, also created Rolie Polie Olie the kid's show. He's a local legend; we have a mural for Rolie Polie Olie downtown. He also wrote the source material for Meet the Robinsons, Epic (2013), and Rise of the Guardians~~~^.^
31:57 Top ten moments that altered my brain chemistry as a child
I loved this moment so much I wrote about it in a short paragraph assignment in 6th grade English class
Just a fun fact about Robin Williams: the man was a major anime fan, and even wanted to play the role of Gendo Ikari if a live action versions of Neon Genesis Evangelion had ever been made
I swear y'all are telepathic, anytime I think "Wow, it's been forever since I've seen [insert movie here]", here y'all are watching it😂
I find it super cool that the robot design aesthetics are used to emphasize the story The poor robots are of course rusted and vintage looking, but also a with lot of bright colors. Yellow, red, green, orange, etc. All the "inventor" robots have a lot of silver/grey in their design. Rachet is of course completely metallic, and everything he builds has a similar all chrome minimalist design. Bigweld is brushed aluminum, with black and some gold/copper accents. A lot of his designs have circles and natural curves with smooth motion. The female robot with the roller blade feet is kinda a mix of Rachet+bigweld, because she is initially on Rachets team, but she still is loyal to Bigweld's dream. She looks high tech and shiny, but with a black dress as well as lots of circles and arcs. Rodney also has lots of silver and chrome, but it is mixed with some light blue to associate him with colorful protagonists.
Note that when Rodney meets Bigwell, he's not as shinny than in the TV
The part with Fender dancing to Hit Me Baby One More Time is probably my favorite part.
I wonder if it's Robin Williams who had the idea 😂
32:15 They didn't notice the pipes were making sounds similar to lightsabers. Another reference.
This film is such a fever dream.
BUG ANIME EYES is a classic 😂 this was also the first time I ever heard ewan mcgregor’s American accent 😂😂😂
Genuinely one of the most underrated movies of all time. I really wish more reactors watched it. Aunt Fanny is so iconic and Robin Williams as Fender is just the gift that keeps giving.
Fender: "We, sir.."
Gasket: "I'm a woman."
Crank: "Ouch."
(Glass shatters)
😂😂😂
Turns on Scottish mode
Bigweld was voiced by the comedy genius, Mel Brooks
The guy is like is immortal
Knew i recognized it
31:56 🎶Hit me, baby, one more time🎶
Piper's voice actor is Amanda Bynes.
I noticed that too, plus I remember having a crush on Piper and I knew her voice sounded familiar.
There was a time where I only had this movie and a dvd player, no cable or anything, I watched this movie hundreds of times and I still absolutely adore it
That one basement scene with the silver dude's mum's workers doing stuff with the robot parts, the music Underground is just the best istg
Underground - Tom Waits
Great song
The amount of puns in this movie satiates my love for puns, such a fun underrated gem
I remember rewatching the Aunt Fanny fart scene
*8 years later* at the age of 13 ...And I was laughing
SO HARD that I couldn't even breathe! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pun intended XD
The freaking chalk outline of the light post the next morning makes me wheeze everytime 😂😂😂
iirc that joke was Jennifer Coolidge’s (Fanny’s VA) idea
I dont think ive ever seen this movie but the look of it, the posters and the characters have always been iconic childhood wise for me
This is one of my favorite animated classics. Blue Sky Studios gave us so many jewels, including the Ice Age saga.
this, cars, toy story and shrek have the most dirty jokes in kids content ever
Don't forget Ratatouille and Incredibles
Some of those nick live action shows are pretty out there
RIP to the rest of the crew
The thing with Robin Williams and animated films, is that there was this habit, at least from Disney, to animate AROUND Robin Williams. They knew what his schtick was. You give the man a box of junk he'll crack as many improvised jokes as you want, he always had something. I don't know if they did it here, but I can imagine they did because most of Fenders jokes are 100% either written with Robin in mind or written by the man himself, in which case someone needs to animate character to capture what Robin was probably doing in the booth.
I used to watch this movie all the time as a kid. I never really cared that much about the characters or story, I just liked watching for the neat robot designs, fun contraptions and incredible environments.
(At 7:15) I'm a little surprised no one's talking about the robot DOING the moonwalk.
I don't know why but this reminds of the movie Repo: The Genetic Opera, where people have to pay for organ replacements due to a organ failure epidemic and they get hacked if they miss a payment. This makes me think of a potential sequel for that where organ replacement isn't enough anymore and the rates have gone up, so certain people have been secretly building prosthetics from whatever they can find(scrap/junk/whatever)and eventually that evolved into the 'Robots' civilization cos the robots needing spare parts and getting captured to go to the chop shop works the same way.
Robots is one of those movies i'm glad there is no sequel. Specially nowadays. Everything works so here and the world captures you attention very easily
This movie is the definition of „underrated“
I used to play the PS2 game for this
- This movie’s original concept was going to be a screwball comedy with musical numbers
- Notice that on the "Map of the Stars' Homes" that Fender is holding has parody names of famous stars like: Jeremy Irons, Orson Wheels = Orson Welles, Axle Rose = Axl Rose, Britney Gears = Britney Spears (which is funny that her song is used), Farrah Faucet = Farrah Fawcett, & M.C. Hammer
- There is a robotic version of Sid the Sloth from Ice Age that appears when Rodney first enters Robot City
Also the 3 Robot watches that said "Don't buy us, were fakes " are voiced by the 3 judges of American idol(Randy Jackson, Paula Abdul and Simon Cowell) NO JOKE!
Hell yeah, they'll finally know the wonder and majesty of BIGWELD!
“Aunt Franny! We were using our arms!” xD
I forgot how much i loved this movie the couple times i saw it as a kid. Its almost crazy to see a reaction showing it actually holds up past childhood nostalgia.
this is THE best Blue Sky movie
Peanuts?
This was one of my favorite movies back in the mid-2000s. And even today it still brings me a chuckle!
I remember having the cereal box video game of this movie when I was a kid.
They had a cereal box video game?
@@thedotgiver2820 Yeah? I'm not sure if I acquired it in a cereal box or school library book.
There was a PC game of robots given away with either cereal or Lcm bars in nz and Australia back in the day. I played it all the time as a kid
As a kid I wouldn't understand the "making the baby is the fun part" joke.
man i love Robin Williams he really gives 100% in his roles wish there was more of him. Fender is one of his great underrated roles
Fun fact, they hired Blue Man Group for some of the tracks! (Mainly they did the drumbeats in the Chopshop theme)
Let no one forget that Bigweld is an entrepreneur that started his own business and built it into a massive success. He _is_ capitalism personified. People thinking this movie is anti-capitalist don't actually understand how economics work.
It may not be anti-capitalist in that sense, but it does commenate on the how some capitalist practices tend to screw over low income communities in favor of making a profit.
Anti-corporatism perhaps. Which a lot of capitalists agree with.
I’d say it’s more representative towards populism, and the worker’s party. It’s not calling capitalism good, but it does ask the question “how replaceable are we, when we have people who are willing to work, and create?”
Sorry, I’m digging way too deep into politics on this comment. I’m just glad that someone reads harder into this movie. Robots really was a fun movie.
this movie was one of my favorites as a kid, and wow, the animation still holds up! the creativity around the robots and their enviroment is SO GOOD
Robots is such an underrated movie, and I still love it to this day.
I loved this movie as a kid specifically the Bigweld and dominos scene
Buying yourself a mug that says worlds best boss? Oh that’s totally Blitzø
They just let Robin loose and animate around him. Love ya, Mr. Williams.
"It's a fusion of jazz and funk, it's called junk"😂
This movie means the world to me. First movie I saw multiple times at the cinema, actually saw it three times! I was obsessed with it, still am
"The cry of the deep doo doo bird, i must fly"
I had the robots game boy advance cartridge and it was a pretty basic platforming adventure but i loved this movie and couldn't not have it.
the slogan over the door has a phrase burned into my head from the commentary track (its a good and reasonably technical commentary so good if you are interested in animation) one of the guys says "thats a steeve martino original font" (i think steeve was the art director) dont know why that stayed in my head but it did, also the rivet town tower changes position 3 times in the film just to keep it in shot to help with the feel of the town
2:19 Something we wish all babies had.
True
You guys know Obiwan Kenobi voiced Rodney, right? Crazy how good of a job he did
Me and my sister would watch this movie all the time when we were kids. Our favorite joke was the back of the hand one.
i remember growing up on the rez, no cable. we only had dvds and this was one of the gems . you guys just keep putting out bangers! much love
Oh my god I LOVED this movie as a kid! Especially with the legendary Robin Williams, may he rest in peace. 💐💐💐 We miss you, Robin.
For a very long time this is one of my favorite animated movies out there. I remember going to the movie theater to watch this film & getting the small toys with it. Fun fact this movie was going to be a musical, which is way there a lot of music moments.
YES! ROBOTS! Such a good yet creepy movie!
6:47: R.I.P Robin Williams
This movie is the reason why I listen to Tom Waits.
(At 10:38) Oh yeah, I forgot Halle Berry was in THIS.
“Know nothing about that lady”. Funny enough in the dvd extras there’s character bios and even there it says Kappy has a mysterious past
You can actually still get heelys! They run their own website now and they do sell adult sizes as well.
Idk why but the conductor crying is surprisingly real to me
I just love it
Pretty sure this movie planted the seed of my love of machines and science. I always imagined how cool it would be to build my own little flying pet. I also just loved the grungy dieselpunk thing the chop shop had goin on, as well as the monolithic futuristic next generation sweepers, the black and copper/gold bigweld architecture, with lots of nested circles/arcs which move in and out of each other, and all the spring steel/spiral wind up springs incorporated into designs.
this is one of the most nostalgic movies ever, I remember being like 4 and coming out to the living room on christmas and there was a portable dvd player sitting there for me and it was playing robots
Ah yes, my childhood has entered the building, loved this movie growing up, and looking back... Jesus how many adult jokes did I miss?!
still one of the greatest movies to watch as a kid and the memes just made the movie even better lmao
I feel a bit sad for Boom not reacting to it with them. I know he's seen it but I can't help laughing, imagining all the Aunt Fanny comments he would have been making. XD
Glad to see that you enjoy this underrated classic.
I absolutely adore this movie and it is so underappreciated. I don't care about plot holes or how some stuff doesn't make sense, literally just enjoy the ride! Robin Williams is so fun, I laugh every single time, especially during his Britney Spears moment. Such a great movie for kids and adults. O love your reactions, I knew you would laugh at everything!
(At 13:15) LOVE this song.
Young Justice is another series to react to 🤩
19:47 I've never heard such a high pitched laugh from ruff
Its crazy I just rewatched this movie a couple of nights ago, now you guys are watching it! It still holds up and makes me miss Robin Williams' presence
One of my favorite movies. When I was in middle school and my cousins where in elementary this was our after school movie. Watched it in my room as a movie theater room and popcorn and snacks.
I haven't seen this movie since I was a kid and the "making the baby's the fun part" went right over my head until now.
My kids loved this movie... especially the soundtrack. This was the movie that introduced them to James Brown... they were so young... I remember my son asking what's the "thang" you are getting up offa... I told him you are getting off your butt and dance... They were only 5 and 7 when this movie came out. Whenever this song came on they'd jump up and start dancing... 😁
This movie is my childhood and it influenced my career choice when I was a kid
I’ve watched this movie a lot as a kid, and it STILL holds up as a classic✨
I remember watching this as a kid and imagining the fight between Wonder Bot and Madame Gasket was like Yoda versus Sidious 🤣 given both Robots and ROTS were released the same year, as well as Ewan McGregor voicing the main character, i think that’s actually super hilarious.
This was my daughter's favorite movie when she was little. Consequently, I think I've seen this movie about a million times.
16:55 They had robot games on cd that were put into cereal boxes. I miss cereal box prizes. 😢
The fact you thought bigweld is a villain means you don't have a soul
Honestly I always forget this movie was blue sky. One of their only truly noteworthy films imo, it’s a damn shame the studio got eaten up by Disney, right before too Nimona. Thank god for Annapurna for picking it back up after blue sky got gobbled up by the mouse. Still, after Nimona it makes me sad we didn’t get to see more of what they COULD have been.
So one year on Christmas they replayed the hell out of this movie on I think TNT? The WHOLE day. My brother and I thought it was a mistake on the tv guide so we just keep watching it over and over. We had the words memorized and would say them in time with the movie. Our mom HATED this movie by the 4th watch threw. Because she KNEW we weren't going to stop. We were DETERMINED to see if would actually play all day. Barely touched our Christmas presents. Just watched this movie for HOURS.
Could NEVER find this movie again on tv and our mom absolutely REFUSED to buy the dvd for us. Good times. 🤣