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Great to see you react to this this movie, it's such a childhood classic! Also, I'd love for you to watch and react to WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING. I watched it for the first time recently and it has instantly become one of the BEST MOVIES I've ever watched. It has everything: gorgeous setting and camera work, well written characters, great acting performances and a very layered and emotionally impactful story. I think you'll love it as much as I did. And I have a feeling that you will discuss the movie for at least 20 minutes after it ends.
Agreed! I'm Brazilian and as a kid for me was like WOW so that's the indigenous culture in the US? (I didn't know it was Canada at the time) , that's so nice ❤ to know ancient cultures is one of my passions til nowadays
@@sonicartzldesignerclan5763 but it is underrated. Underrated isn't only used for ratings(not entirely sure I spelled that right), it could also mean that it has a low audience. And no one thinks using the word "underrated" is cool. No reason for you to be this upset about it.
In my opinion Treasure Planet is the best animation Disney has put out. It's a shame what happened with it's release, leading to it not receiving the recognition it so fully deserved. Yet despite that, it is so beloved by many which is a credit to the people that really pushed for it to be made and created such a beautiful film. (As someone who's not super into Disney, I feel very passionate about this lol)
Not Disney (at least at the time), but there's also Titan A.E. And Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, which is one of my underrated favorites. And Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas.
These were great and still are just came out in a wrong time (3D animation was something new back then with Shrek and all these in theaters so standard animations couldn't compete with them).. Sad 😢
Some more underrated animated films I’d love to watch a reaction to: - The Road to El Dorado - Treasure Planet - Quest for Camelot - Atlantis - The Great Mouse Detective - The Emperor’s New Groove - Balto - We’re Back: A Dinosaur Story
Watching this as a kid, it broke my heart, put it back together, broke it again, then fixed it at the end. I cant wait for my niece and nephew to get a bit older so we can go through Disneys golden era of animated movies.
Koda saying "I don't like that story" will always get me 😭😭😭😭😭😭 that is my very favourite childhood movie of all time. It makes me cry every single time
My reservation gave me the name "The Boy who Plays with Wolves." because when I was 7-8 years old, I was playing outside with some random reservation dogs, 3-4 of them. I was outside with them for about 30 minutes before my mother and her two friends found me. They realised right away that the "dogs" I was playing with were wolves. As soon as the wolves seen my mother and her friends, they ran into the woods and I never seen them again.
@@idontknow8422I’d be way more terrified with bear cubs than wolves. Wolves have a pack mentality and generally don’t see humans as prey. A mama bear will often attack anything that gets near their cubs blindly.
The scene with the water from the sky and then orange light as kenai pierces it is so beautifully animated. I still get goosebumps every time i watch it.
One of my favourite Disney films and so underrated. The animation is so beautiful 🐻 And yes Oak! Phil Collins didn't have to go THAT hard for the Tarzan soundtrack, but he did that, he did that for us.
A fun fact is that EVERYONE who worked on the production had siblings, it was a requirement of the director. That way everyone would be able to understand the characters and show this brotherly love in the film
My brother used to struggle to breathe due to laughing at the ‘shut up’ goat scene when he was little. He was young enough that ‘Shut up’ was a bad word so this was like an R rated movie to him them 😂
If you pay attention to the background, you’ll see an eagle hanging out, watching over the brothers. First time you see it is as 11:41 You also see it right after the camera pans up from the wooly mammoths. Cool little easter eggs.
Such an underrated and under appreciated film. To me one of my favorite Disney 2000’s movies. It deserved better than the reviews it got. The animation gorgeous, the characters relatable and enjoyable, the music perfectly executed, the lessons very well made, and finally the emotions and character development hits close to home. Kenai’s journey is so good cause he went to a very rash, kind of arrogant, irresponsible young human to a bear that realized what he did was wrong and now understands that there’s more to life then he thought not only by the totem he was given but the consequences of his actions when he was bent on anger, sadness, and revenge. So glad you guys saw this and enjoyed it.😁👍😊
My mom took me and my sister to see this in theaters. When we walked out my was like “That was a lot deeper than I thought it would be”. This movie rocks.
Brother Bear is truly one of the best eye-opener movies about the difference in perspective. That scene in the cave where they see the images of the bear and the human still gives me chills. Thanks for another great reaction vid! ❤
Cool little details you might miss: 1.) When he's a human, the movie is shown in letterbox, but when he wakes up as a bear, it transitions into wide-screen, and the colors become more vibrant, to represent Kenai's perspective changing. 2.) Sitka's totem is an eagle, and before he dies he tells Kenai that it means being a leader and guide for his brothers. And from the second Kenai transforms into a bear, there’s always an eagle in the shots watching over him on his journey. 3.) When Kenai was human, we didn't understand what the bear was saying - we only heard a growling and roaring. But when Kenai was the bear, we understood what the other bears were saying: it was Denahi who was growling and roaring instead of talking...just like a wild animal.
I always cry when Kenai notices he killed Koda's mom and when he tells Koda the truth. It may not be "3 days down" sadness but several hours eventhough the end is so cheerful.
I love how y’all are like “this movie isn’t too sad or traumatic” while I’m over here sobbing every time i watch the scene where Kenai tells Koda the truth. 😂 And don’t get me started on when Koda hugs his mom for the last time at the end. I loved this movie and watched it all the time as a kid but im just such a crier that it always gets me.
as an indigenous person, this was a childhood favourite of my sister and I’s. it still holds such a warm and safe place in my heart as an adult. love this movie very much! and also as a canadian, i do love the moose.
It's always so strange to me when y'all refrence your "heavy hitter" movies because none of them touched me the way movies like this one, Inside Out, and Encanto did. Just goes to show that art is made for an audience and that audience is varied! And our experiences deeply affect how we feel while watching. Glad you enjoyed this, it's absolutely one of my favorite Disney movies and I love seeing it get some deserved love
47:25 As a kid from that time I can definitely say that my parents got their money's worth for buying that DVD! This is by far one of the movies that gives me the most nostalgia.
I do have to say the first transformation scene gives me chills every time. The music, the imagery, the emotions and of course the gorgeous animation! One of my favourite scenes in any Disney film.
50:22 I have this (among many other Disney movies) on VHS tape. Probably one of Disney's most underrated films! I used to watch this with my brothers and it was one of the only movies that we'd watch together, keep still and not fuss about. Wholesome memories with this movie indeed ❤️🇨🇦
The extended DVD had a watch along version where the whole movie was narrated and talked about by Moose Doug & Moose Bob, the whole thing is hilarious.
I use to help babysit my roommates child back in 2008 era and she watched this movie everyday. I was so tired of it but brings back fun memories with that little kiddo
Love this movie. Fun fact: the moose in the German version have a very stereotypical Swedish accent (sounding like an ikea commercial) and are called Benny & Björn (like the ABBA members)
The Eagle hangs out throughout the entire movie. If you guys remember, Sitka's totem is the Eagle and when he went up to the spirits, he became the Eagle. So you can see him following the Brothers. It's a pretty nice Easter Egg.
fun fact: I used to be TERRIFIED of the commercials for this movie bc the person doing the voiceover had a super deep voice and would say ‘brother bearrrr’ in a rasp/growl and it freaked me out 😭
I love the story and all the lessons that can be found in it. It's one of those films that you just appreciate the subtlety in certain moments the more times you watch it.
hi i'm brazilian and i've been following the channel for a few months, always surprised and amused by your reactions! Brother Bear is a famous film in my country, i think that precisely because it's so deep but so light at the same time, you can see the development and growth of the characters without losing the brightness and lightness of life. I'm very happy to see you enjoying it in the same way I did!
One of my all time favourite Disney movies! Phil Collins nailed the songs just like in Tarzan! Such a tear jerker too just like good ol' disney to do! Gets you right in the feels! 👍👌😎🔥💯🐻😂 Can't wait for your future disney reactions! 👍😎🔥
This movie made me cry a lot as a child. I'm the middle kid out of a bunch of three, and we watched this together when we got the DVD. So of course we assigned each of the three brothers to represent one of us. Putting myself in the shoes of a brother who thinks he has lost everything due to his harsh words ☆broke me☆.
My kids grew up in the 2000s and we loved brother bear so much we named our rescue puppy Koda and we even called her Koda bear at times. My daughter loved this movie and the puppy became her dog. We lost her 2 years ago and she left a huge hole in our hearts. Needless to say this movie Nelda special p,ace I. Our families heart. I am glad you guys enjoyed one of the classics.
This is by far one of my most favorite Disney films and I so hope Disney keeps it just as it is now. It's such an amazing film, the animation, soundtrack, voice acting and story just melts well together
If you can get your hands on a DVD copy of this film, there's a commentary done entirely in-character by the moose guys. First time I ever saw this movie, I saw the regular version and then the commentary back to back! Stayed in my head rent free ever since.
Love that you three watched this one, it's so beautiful! Two things I want to add for more context. That one bear was speaking Croatian and he said something like "I almost froze while I was going through ice crossing, it was something I barely survived, BARELY!". The other thing was about the scene where Kenai admits what he did to Koda... apparently the original version had the full sound of Kenai telling Koda but in test screenings and such, execs made the change to keep the music loud and have Kenai be nearly silent because it was just too sad for the kids (and most adults watching it tbh)
00:50 This is actually kinda sad, that this movie gets forgotten... It has a very beautiful message imo. There isn't much movies about brotherhood nowadays.
This, Treasure Planet, and Lilo and Stitch are some of my favorite movies. I saw it in theaters and you bet I had the DVD. I had a little plastic Kenai toy that you could transform back and forth from man/bear. I remember really enjoying the game on the GameBoy as well XD I lost it a long time ago but man I’d love to play it again
11:41 I love the detail that there is a change in the width of the screen, referring to the fact that when Kenai is turned into a bear, he gets a wider view of the world. Loved this move and your reactions 🩷
I saw this movie in theaters when it came out and it is still one of my all time favorites! I am suprised no one talked about how it teaches accountability butter than just about any animated movie I can think of. The song "brother bear, I let you down" is all about taking accountability and saying I messed up and I am so sorry! That is a powerful message that I took from this movie as a kid.😊
My uncle works very closely and with Phil Collins and been friends for years. I was lucky enough to go to the premier for brother bear in London with my family as guests. I don’t remember much as I was really young but the stuff I do remember are some of my earliest memories
I was named Soaring Around Eagle. Thats my name. Gumbawa Mashiit Migisi. And uh definitely I see why they named me that. To be hones, I've been all around. Even as a kid I explored places. I was kind of like the guinea pig. If all my cousins were afraid to do something, I'll be the one to try it out first. Definitely got my fair share of injuries like that. But its good for Canada, at least. Free Healthcare. Don't have to worry about injuries when you know I know we can be healed from them
Oh boy that brings me back to my childhood and going at the closest blockbuster on a friday night so we could choose the VHS' for the weekend... the 2d animations at the time were extremelly breathtaking
So I was 8ish when this came out, I wore out the DVD by rewatching it over a few years. I remember one of the little DVD extras was a game where the Shaman woman asks you questions and then you find out what your totem is, kind of like taking the Pottermore quiz. My sister and I would always retake it if we got what we thought were "lame" animals lol. Also, this movie was nominated for an oscar for animation. it lost to finding nemo. The other movie I saw I'm 2003 with Joaquin Phoenix was Signs. Some images from that one still haunt me... The kid who plays Koda was the youngest nephew in The Bernie Mac Show
One of my top 3 favorite Disney Movies. Far to underrated. I’m not sure why it it didn’t appeal to people. The art style for its time is beautiful, the nature of which it tells a “Boy to Man,” story is great. Maybe cause it didn’t have that fully cute and fun vibe Disney is known for. Idk. Great movie and great reaction!
Disney used to play this a lot in my childhood and I loved it, makes me nostalgic with Phil collins and seeing the trailer on old Disney DVDs, one of those wholesome movies and never fails to get a tear out of me lol
Great to see you react to this this movie, it's such a childhood classic! Also, I'd love for you to watch and react to WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING. I watched it for the first time recently and it has instantly become one of the BEST MOVIES I've ever watched. It has everything: gorgeous setting and camera work, well written characters, great acting performances and a very layered and emotionally impactful story. I think you'll love it as much as I did. And I have a feeling that you will discuss the movie for at least 20 minutes after it ends.
I miss when Disney movies had consequences like this-Koda’s mom doesn’t come back. Kenai doesn’t become a man because he realizes he was wrong-he becomes a man when he truly accepts the responsibility that comes with his actions. He took Koda’s family away, so he willingly gives up his humanity to protect and support koda as family.
IIRC I first watched this movie on my own; tissues didn't do it so I got a towel like my mom used to do once or twice when I was a kid... so naturally, I thought it a good idea to watch this again with my mother; she is still cross with me for making her watch this movie;
Fyi you made me actually rewatch the ad portion of this video because while scrubbing through I caught the shot of Answer stabbed on the ground and it made me rewind the whole damn thing. Lol. Kudos BaddMedicine. Kudos.
This movie is very near and dear to me. One of my favourites as a kid and watching it now it always brings me to tears. It's a movie about perspective and family. Probably one of the most beautiful transformation scenes ever, the lighting and art, the landscapes, characters and music, everything in this movie is just gorgeous. Fun fact: They actually used some early 3D animation in this. The antlers of the moose brothers were first animated in 3D, then drawn over in 2D. This way they could keep the shape way better than if they had to construct it all in drawing. Highly recommend watching the episode of Corridor Crew on it, where they talk with one of the directors Aaron Blaise about it. Watching it in German, the moose weren't Canadian but Swedish, called Benny and Björn. :D
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Great to see you react to this this movie, it's such a childhood classic!
Also, I'd love for you to watch and react to WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING. I watched it for the first time recently and it has instantly become one of the BEST MOVIES I've ever watched. It has everything: gorgeous setting and camera work, well written characters, great acting performances and a very layered and emotionally impactful story.
I think you'll love it as much as I did. And I have a feeling that you will discuss the movie for at least 20 minutes after it ends.
Yall should def watch the sequel as well, it was just as underrated as the first one!
@@WolfClaw02 They already did. It's been on Patreon for a while now.
Could Y'all film a reaction to the movies Fall (2022), Walk of Shame, Joy, and the Sandlot? You will not be disappointed...
you guys did such a good job on your ad, it was funny and actually engaging at the same time!
This is one of my favorite childhood movies it’s definitely underrated
I think we're gunna be best friends, I was raised in Alaska and this movie is one of my favorites and it's soo good.
This is why I don't trust Rotten Tomatoes. Didn't they give brother bear a 13%?
it has an official 4.8/5 rating.
Its a lot but not "underrated"
Dont use a word if you just use it to sound " cool "
Agreed! I'm Brazilian and as a kid for me was like WOW so that's the indigenous culture in the US? (I didn't know it was Canada at the time) , that's so nice ❤ to know ancient cultures is one of my passions til nowadays
@@sonicartzldesignerclan5763 but it is underrated. Underrated isn't only used for ratings(not entirely sure I spelled that right), it could also mean that it has a low audience. And no one thinks using the word "underrated" is cool. No reason for you to be this upset about it.
Disney in the early 2000's is very underrated. This, Treasure Planet and Atlantis was great
The holy trilogy of underrated gems
God I hope they get to Treasure Planet and Atlantis. I think they’d enjoy Treasure Planet a bit more but all 3 are so great 😭
In my opinion Treasure Planet is the best animation Disney has put out. It's a shame what happened with it's release, leading to it not receiving the recognition it so fully deserved. Yet despite that, it is so beloved by many which is a credit to the people that really pushed for it to be made and created such a beautiful film. (As someone who's not super into Disney, I feel very passionate about this lol)
Not Disney (at least at the time), but there's also Titan A.E.
And Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, which is one of my underrated favorites. And Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas.
These were great and still are just came out in a wrong time (3D animation was something new back then with Shrek and all these in theaters so standard animations couldn't compete with them).. Sad 😢
Some more underrated animated films I’d love to watch a reaction to:
- The Road to El Dorado
- Treasure Planet
- Quest for Camelot
- Atlantis
- The Great Mouse Detective
- The Emperor’s New Groove
- Balto
- We’re Back: A Dinosaur Story
Especially those first 2
rango and hunchback of notre dame would be awesome too if they havent watched those yet tbh
Omg thank you for this list love ya ❤😊
El Dorado for sure! They would love the hell out of that one lol
Yes please❤
Actually one of THE most underrated animated movies TBH.
4.8/5 isnt underrated
@@sonicartzldesignerclan5763 wow its almost as if critic ratings have zero bearing on how underrated or overrated something is 🙄
And the moment at the end when Koda hugs his mom😭 always breaks my heart
Watching this as a kid, it broke my heart, put it back together, broke it again, then fixed it at the end. I cant wait for my niece and nephew to get a bit older so we can go through Disneys golden era of animated movies.
Koda saying "I don't like that story" will always get me 😭😭😭😭😭😭 that is my very favourite childhood movie of all time. It makes me cry every single time
My reservation gave me the name "The Boy who Plays with Wolves." because when I was 7-8 years old, I was playing outside with some random reservation dogs, 3-4 of them. I was outside with them for about 30 minutes before my mother and her two friends found me. They realised right away that the "dogs" I was playing with were wolves. As soon as the wolves seen my mother and her friends, they ran into the woods and I never seen them again.
That's kind of cool, kind of terrifying.
some thing similar happened to my two little cousins but with two little bears
That's kinda hilarious 😂
Can I pet dat dawg !?
@@idontknow8422I’d be way more terrified with bear cubs than wolves. Wolves have a pack mentality and generally don’t see humans as prey. A mama bear will often attack anything that gets near their cubs blindly.
Ok but if that isn't one of the most bad-ass names I've heard. Is it wrong to say "you really lucked out"?
R.I.P to Jason Raize who voiced Denahi ❤
No way! Rest in peace 😢❤
Only 28 smh mental health is so important. Always check on your people
That’s so sad he was my age 😢
This is awful💔💔💔 I hope he found the peace that he couldn’t find here on earth,, my heart💔💔
He played Adult Simba, as part of the original Broadway Cast, of The Lion King.
The scene with the water from the sky and then orange light as kenai pierces it is so beautifully animated. I still get goosebumps every time i watch it.
same!
Literal chills every time
The mixture of the animation and that absolutely INCREDIBLE soundtrack! Recipe for goosebumps forever..
Can you tell me the minute this scene appears here, please?
It took 2 whole years to draw that scene.
The look on Sitka's face when he breaks the glacier to save his brothers crushes me every. single. time.
I still sob at the end when Koda sees his mom again and can say goodbye
One of my favourite Disney films and so underrated. The animation is so beautiful 🐻
And yes Oak! Phil Collins didn't have to go THAT hard for the Tarzan soundtrack, but he did that, he did that for us.
A fun fact is that EVERYONE who worked on the production had siblings, it was a requirement of the director. That way everyone would be able to understand the characters and show this brotherly love in the film
My brother used to struggle to breathe due to laughing at the ‘shut up’ goat scene when he was little. He was young enough that ‘Shut up’ was a bad word so this was like an R rated movie to him them 😂
This movie was a HUGE part of my childhood. You guys always pick bangers!
If you pay attention to the background, you’ll see an eagle hanging out, watching over the brothers. First time you see it is as 11:41 You also see it right after the camera pans up from the wooly mammoths. Cool little easter eggs.
Such an underrated and under appreciated film. To me one of my favorite Disney 2000’s movies. It deserved better than the reviews it got. The animation gorgeous, the characters relatable and enjoyable, the music perfectly executed, the lessons very well made, and finally the emotions and character development hits close to home. Kenai’s journey is so good cause he went to a very rash, kind of arrogant, irresponsible young human to a bear that realized what he did was wrong and now understands that there’s more to life then he thought not only by the totem he was given but the consequences of his actions when he was bent on anger, sadness, and revenge. So glad you guys saw this and enjoyed it.😁👍😊
The backgrounds are so breathtaking, just like in Spirit. The animation is so strong too!
The “Disney wouldn’t break our hearts… wouldn’t they?” didn’t age well😂 have we forgotten what Disney did to poor Simba?😭
I... never expected this! Brother Bear has such mature themes, I'm glad it's finally getting the attention it deserves
My mom took me and my sister to see this in theaters. When we walked out my was like “That was a lot deeper than I thought it would be”. This movie rocks.
Not a Disney movie - but Anastasia from 1997 is incredible!!
Technically, it is now.
There's nothing cuter than 3 self-proclaimed meat heads watching Brother Bear together 😍
Few things consistently get a laugh out of me like the scene with the old bear couple. "Quit tellin' people I'm dead!" 😂
"Pretty heavy in the first 10-15 minutes..." Oh you got no idea what's coming....
Tike to cry with the boys and jam to a great soundtrack with the boys. Great combination.
The canadian moose kill me 😂 “ oh sorry eh ! “
Brother Bear is truly one of the best eye-opener movies about the difference in perspective. That scene in the cave where they see the images of the bear and the human still gives me chills. Thanks for another great reaction vid! ❤
Cool little details you might miss:
1.) When he's a human, the movie is shown in letterbox, but when he wakes up as a bear, it transitions into wide-screen, and the colors become more vibrant, to represent Kenai's perspective changing.
2.) Sitka's totem is an eagle, and before he dies he tells Kenai that it means being a leader and guide for his brothers. And from the second Kenai transforms into a bear, there’s always an eagle in the shots watching over him on his journey.
3.) When Kenai was human, we didn't understand what the bear was saying - we only heard a growling and roaring. But when Kenai was the bear, we understood what the other bears were saying: it was Denahi who was growling and roaring instead of talking...just like a wild animal.
"Quit TELLING EVERYONE IM DEAD!" "I TOLD YOU WOMAN IM RIGHT HERE!" love this movie
Such an under rated film! Phil rocked this soundtrack just as well as he did Tarzan and he got Tina Turner on there?! Come on!
Please watch the sequel as well: Brother Bear 2.. as a child I remember liking it even better (maybe because it added a love story )
yeessss the sequel was amazing as well!
Even if there is no "3 days down" sadness in it, I'm several times crying. just the soundtrack kicks so damn hard. love it. such a great film
I always cry when Kenai notices he killed Koda's mom and when he tells Koda the truth. It may not be "3 days down" sadness but several hours eventhough the end is so cheerful.
This movie almost made me cry so much as a kid, I think movies like this is what made love and appreciate animals and nature so much.
I love how y’all are like “this movie isn’t too sad or traumatic” while I’m over here sobbing every time i watch the scene where Kenai tells Koda the truth. 😂 And don’t get me started on when Koda hugs his mom for the last time at the end. I loved this movie and watched it all the time as a kid but im just such a crier that it always gets me.
Even now in my 30s this is still one of my all time favourite films and the soundtrack is just perfect.
as an indigenous person, this was a childhood favourite of my sister and I’s. it still holds such a warm and safe place in my heart as an adult. love this movie very much!
and also as a canadian, i do love the moose.
It's always so strange to me when y'all refrence your "heavy hitter" movies because none of them touched me the way movies like this one, Inside Out, and Encanto did. Just goes to show that art is made for an audience and that audience is varied! And our experiences deeply affect how we feel while watching. Glad you enjoyed this, it's absolutely one of my favorite Disney movies and I love seeing it get some deserved love
Brother Bear is a classic!! Taday's an amazing day!! Yesssssss Lets Go!!
4:30 that wonderful voice is in fact, Tina Turner 😂🤙
Low key been sitting through the ads 😂 yall been killing it
I think that’s the point lol I love to see creators get creative with their sponsors 😂 The screwdriver to the oblique! 😂
47:25 As a kid from that time I can definitely say that my parents got their money's worth for buying that DVD! This is by far one of the movies that gives me the most nostalgia.
Best childhood movie ... my two kids watch it every other day. They are 7 and 3. They sing on my way when we for walks haha
Thank you for this reaction, guys.
I'm 45 and BROTHER BEAR (1 and 2) are two of my favorite movies of all time.
Cheers from Fortaleza / BRAZIL
Early Disney movies didn’t play around with sad starts!
This movie hits me right in the childhood
I do have to say the first transformation scene gives me chills every time. The music, the imagery, the emotions and of course the gorgeous animation! One of my favourite scenes in any Disney film.
50:22 I have this (among many other Disney movies) on VHS tape. Probably one of Disney's most underrated films! I used to watch this with my brothers and it was one of the only movies that we'd watch together, keep still and not fuss about. Wholesome memories with this movie indeed ❤️🇨🇦
My favourite movie from my childhood! On My Way by Phil Collins has been permanently stuck in my head for the past 20 years
The Moose are the guys from Strange Brew (Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas). Loved that they were in this.
That acting in the ad deserves an Oscar
They really made me feel for that Frankie guy
The extended DVD had a watch along version where the whole movie was narrated and talked about by Moose Doug & Moose Bob, the whole thing is hilarious.
crazy to see Joaquim Phoenix was the VA for Kenai, didn't know until today cause i always watched it dub in my language
I use to help babysit my roommates child back in 2008 era and she watched this movie everyday. I was so tired of it but brings back fun memories with that little kiddo
Love this movie. Fun fact: the moose in the German version have a very stereotypical Swedish accent (sounding like an ikea commercial) and are called Benny & Björn (like the ABBA members)
The Eagle hangs out throughout the entire movie. If you guys remember, Sitka's totem is the Eagle and when he went up to the spirits, he became the Eagle. So you can see him following the Brothers. It's a pretty nice Easter Egg.
fun fact: I used to be TERRIFIED of the commercials for this movie bc the person doing the voiceover had a super deep voice and would say ‘brother bearrrr’ in a rasp/growl and it freaked me out 😭
I love the story and all the lessons that can be found in it. It's one of those films that you just appreciate the subtlety in certain moments the more times you watch it.
hi i'm brazilian and i've been following the channel for a few months, always surprised and amused by your reactions! Brother Bear is a famous film in my country, i think that precisely because it's so deep but so light at the same time, you can see the development and growth of the characters without losing the brightness and lightness of life. I'm very happy to see you enjoying it in the same way I did!
2:32 I can’t not the oblique😂😂
Fun fact when kodai became a bear to show how his perspective of looking the world enlarged they make the frame larger.
One of my all time favourite Disney movies! Phil Collins nailed the songs just like in Tarzan! Such a tear jerker too just like good ol' disney to do! Gets you right in the feels!
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Can't wait for your future disney reactions! 👍😎🔥
No waaaay, thanks for watching that, love it!!!
This movie made me cry a lot as a child. I'm the middle kid out of a bunch of three, and we watched this together when we got the DVD. So of course we assigned each of the three brothers to represent one of us.
Putting myself in the shoes of a brother who thinks he has lost everything due to his harsh words ☆broke me☆.
My kids grew up in the 2000s and we loved brother bear so much we named our rescue puppy Koda and we even called her Koda bear at times. My daughter loved this movie and the puppy became her dog. We lost her 2 years ago and she left a huge hole in our hearts. Needless to say this movie Nelda special p,ace I. Our families heart. I am glad you guys enjoyed one of the classics.
Aww man, that reveal that Kenai took Koda's mother away always always makes me tear up so heavily🤧🤧
I dont know how you guys are able to watch these emotional movies without crying. I have seen this before and still cried watching this
This is by far one of my most favorite Disney films and I so hope Disney keeps it just as it is now. It's such an amazing film, the animation, soundtrack, voice acting and story just melts well together
If you can get your hands on a DVD copy of this film, there's a commentary done entirely in-character by the moose guys. First time I ever saw this movie, I saw the regular version and then the commentary back to back! Stayed in my head rent free ever since.
Love that you three watched this one, it's so beautiful! Two things I want to add for more context. That one bear was speaking Croatian and he said something like "I almost froze while I was going through ice crossing, it was something I barely survived, BARELY!". The other thing was about the scene where Kenai admits what he did to Koda... apparently the original version had the full sound of Kenai telling Koda but in test screenings and such, execs made the change to keep the music loud and have Kenai be nearly silent because it was just too sad for the kids (and most adults watching it tbh)
00:50 This is actually kinda sad, that this movie gets forgotten... It has a very beautiful message imo. There isn't much movies about brotherhood nowadays.
This, Treasure Planet, and Lilo and Stitch are some of my favorite movies. I saw it in theaters and you bet I had the DVD. I had a little plastic Kenai toy that you could transform back and forth from man/bear. I remember really enjoying the game on the GameBoy as well XD
I lost it a long time ago but man I’d love to play it again
11:41 I love the detail that there is a change in the width of the screen, referring to the fact that when Kenai is turned into a bear, he gets a wider view of the world. Loved this move and your reactions 🩷
I saw this movie in theaters when it came out and it is still one of my all time favorites! I am suprised no one talked about how it teaches accountability butter than just about any animated movie I can think of. The song "brother bear, I let you down" is all about taking accountability and saying I messed up and I am so sorry! That is a powerful message that I took from this movie as a kid.😊
My uncle works very closely and with Phil Collins and been friends for years. I was lucky enough to go to the premier for brother bear in London with my family as guests. I don’t remember much as I was really young but the stuff I do remember are some of my earliest memories
Sitka and Kenai are names of Alaskan towns and Denahi is a variations of Denali which is also located in Alaska
I love the transformation song :> Bulgarian womans choir singing inuit about prehistoric man heh.
I was named Soaring Around Eagle. Thats my name. Gumbawa Mashiit Migisi. And uh definitely I see why they named me that. To be hones, I've been all around. Even as a kid I explored places.
I was kind of like the guinea pig. If all my cousins were afraid to do something, I'll be the one to try it out first. Definitely got my fair share of injuries like that. But its good for Canada, at least. Free Healthcare. Don't have to worry about injuries when you know I know we can be healed from them
this movie is like a comforting hug holding you down when you fell sad.
Oh boy that brings me back to my childhood and going at the closest blockbuster on a friday night so we could choose the VHS' for the weekend... the 2d animations at the time were extremelly breathtaking
My childhood baby!! Badd Medicine always delivers the best, LET'S GOO!!
So I was 8ish when this came out, I wore out the DVD by rewatching it over a few years. I remember one of the little DVD extras was a game where the Shaman woman asks you questions and then you find out what your totem is, kind of like taking the Pottermore quiz. My sister and I would always retake it if we got what we thought were "lame" animals lol.
Also, this movie was nominated for an oscar for animation. it lost to finding nemo.
The other movie I saw I'm 2003 with Joaquin Phoenix was Signs. Some images from that one still haunt me...
The kid who plays Koda was the youngest nephew in The Bernie Mac Show
Never clicked this fast on a video absolutely love you guys
An underrated gem I grew up watching as a kid it made me love bears and the sibling bond that's timeless in my opinion 😄👏🏻🎥💕🐻
lol the acting from the ad omg you guys are so funny
One of my top 3 favorite Disney Movies. Far to underrated. I’m not sure why it it didn’t appeal to people. The art style for its time is beautiful, the nature of which it tells a “Boy to Man,” story is great. Maybe cause it didn’t have that fully cute and fun vibe Disney is known for. Idk. Great movie and great reaction!
Takes me back to my childhood... God the memories.
This was my first movie at a cinema, so as a excited 5 year old kid, I LOVED Koda.
Disney used to play this a lot in my childhood and I loved it, makes me nostalgic with Phil collins and seeing the trailer on old Disney DVDs, one of those wholesome movies and never fails to get a tear out of me lol
Great to see you react to this this movie, it's such a childhood classic!
Also, I'd love for you to watch and react to WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING. I watched it for the first time recently and it has instantly become one of the BEST MOVIES I've ever watched. It has everything: gorgeous setting and camera work, well written characters, great acting performances and a very layered and emotionally impactful story.
I think you'll love it as much as I did. And I have a feeling that you will discuss the movie for at least 20 minutes after it ends.
Yes, that movie is just amazing in anything.
“Took him straight into Mordor” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I miss when Disney movies had consequences like this-Koda’s mom doesn’t come back. Kenai doesn’t become a man because he realizes he was wrong-he becomes a man when he truly accepts the responsibility that comes with his actions. He took Koda’s family away, so he willingly gives up his humanity to protect and support koda as family.
I love this movie! Thank you! 😭💖
The "boss" in your sponsored spot made me think of "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" 🤷♀️😁
IIRC I first watched this movie on my own; tissues didn't do it so I got a towel like my mom used to do once or twice when I was a kid...
so naturally, I thought it a good idea to watch this again with my mother; she is still cross with me for making her watch this movie;
One of my favorites from childhood. I rewatched SO many times. Have my heart completely ❤
This is one of those movies that I only saw once as a child, but always stuck with me.
Fyi you made me actually rewatch the ad portion of this video because while scrubbing through I caught the shot of Answer stabbed on the ground and it made me rewind the whole damn thing. Lol. Kudos BaddMedicine. Kudos.
This movie is very near and dear to me. One of my favourites as a kid and watching it now it always brings me to tears. It's a movie about perspective and family. Probably one of the most beautiful transformation scenes ever, the lighting and art, the landscapes, characters and music, everything in this movie is just gorgeous.
Fun fact: They actually used some early 3D animation in this. The antlers of the moose brothers were first animated in 3D, then drawn over in 2D. This way they could keep the shape way better than if they had to construct it all in drawing. Highly recommend watching the episode of Corridor Crew on it, where they talk with one of the directors Aaron Blaise about it.
Watching it in German, the moose weren't Canadian but Swedish, called Benny and Björn. :D