First Time Watching *RISE OF THE GUARDIANS*! It Was STUNNING!! (Movie Commentary & Reaction)
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- Rise of the Guardians Movie Reaction and Commentary
today we're watching Rise of the Guardians for the first time! I loved every second of it, it was magical, thrilling, riveting and simply beautiful. if you haven't seen it yet go watch it now!!
hope you'll enjoy this reaction to Rise of the Guardians :)
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Honestly, the fact that this movie bombed is a crime.
This movie is great, and is definitely underrated, in my opinion.
I was one of the few people that saw it in theaters too. 😭
It didn’t bomb, it’s just underrated.
@@koriboyd9530 wasn’t it an absolute box office failure though?
@@b_w_j i don’t think so
@@koriboyd9530 really? I could’ve sworn that it was- huh. Maybe I was thinking of a different movie
There is a theory that says that Jack powers dont depend on the belive of children cause he is a spirit of winter and fun, and while you can remove fun from the world you can never remove the cold
So his nemesis is global warming
I think that the others just used belief as a crutch and still had some power, they just didn't have the strength to use it. And that Jack is much more powerful than the others so even when his power is dimmed he is still amazing.
@@rafaelalodio5116 literally what I was gonna say😂
I believe it has more to do with the fact that he hadn't agreed yet to become a Guardian and hadn't made the Oaths - therefore his magic wasn't bound to the children's belief - but to be fair, the Guardian's lore is sooooo lose in those aspects, so any and all theories are fun to explore.
The guardians of childhood books detail everyone's backstory and the events after the movie. Trust me, it's worth reading.
I think the initial Jack Frost is the best example of moral greyness. He doesn't accept duty, he joins them for his own benefits, etc. And his growth makes him more of a guardian, because he begins to act like one. So your toughness on him at the beginning isn't all that fair, it makes a lot of sense for a 'normal person' to not throw themself into a life of serving others without hesitance.
Add to that his vastly smaller size compared to Santa & the way he's drawn to constantly follow the kids around & play was a clue that Jack was literally not fully grown when turned from a human to an elemental spirit. I think the other Guardians, especially Sandman & Santa, should've caught on in 300 years that Jack was a child himself & that's why he didn't act "responsible". He didn't really get a chance to mature, his brain patterns frozen (😂 frozen!) in the impulsive time in between child & adult. Instead of being critical of Jack & saying "he doesn't care about children" & blaming him because he got distracted by the bad guy, they should've spent more time to get to know his personality. If they had taken the time to really talk with him before then they would've understood he had no memory & Tooth Fairy could've helped him remember his past long time ago.
@@tamarasmith9060 all I know is that he is a minor to a minimum 14 years of age
Her: "It's safe to say that this is a Christmas movie, right?"
Me: There's a pouting, Australian Easter Bunny, thumping his foot in frustrated indignation right now. I can feel it. (In my belly...) 😂
Only Bunny and North have specific holidays associated with them (Probably overthinking that they're Winter and Spring...) and there are more winter guardians than the others. So it's a Christmas movie :p
@@ianburns1167 It literally takes place during Easter.
@@silversamurai0267 Yes it does, but the main characters and visual motif is of winter.
@@ianburns1167 Oh, damn, I didn't realize that snow equalled Christmas. I guess the deserts of the world are sh*t out of luck, and can never celebrate that holiday ever again...
It's an Easter movie because it takes place during Easter. Weather has nothing to do with holidays, save for ideal aesthetics.
@@silversamurai0267 in US and some other places i guess it only snow during December and February (??? I think-??
So yeah most people assume that weather with Christmas, but it ain't true !!
South America and Europe i think, it doesn't snow during those times lmao.
I believe this movie takes place during Easter 😌
The Movie was loosely based on the Guardians Of Childhood kids book series by William Joyce- I think he helped with this movie as well. The books themselves are kinda dark if you look past the child friendly story telling, and this movie is essentially 300 years after the book events (with some plot differences). He published two picture books, one of which is called Man in Moon, that basically explains the lore behind it XD If you don't mind reading kid books, I can only recommend reading them, the lore and the world building is fantastic.
I've only managed to read one of the picture books thus far, but I've read the first three chapter books, and I love them so much! Have to agree on the tone. Good to hear William Joyce may have been involved. I've been wondering about that
There's actually 3 picture books; The Man In The Moon, The Sandman, and Jack Frost. I have all 3 as well as a box set of all 5 of the novels. I absolutely adore this series
@@makaylamann500 It's so good! I can't wait to read them ready of it. I'm currently stuck at a cliffhanger.
Such an underrated gem of a movie. And yes, Jude Law's voice is to die for. He does an amazing job with Pitch.
Personal theory; Jamie is the descendant of Jack's sister, he looks just like her, lives in the same area, and it would make the fact that Jamie is the first to see Jack even more heartfelt.
and also there's one theory that Jack's sister is the baby tooth because if you look closely you can see a beauty mark next to their right eye (and if you rewatch the movie you can see how the baby tooth acts, for example 24:43, if you watch this full scene you can hear her saying something but in their language when is Jack talking about him having a sister and saving her. And 20:54 when Tooth fairy hugs him, the baby tooth is maybe the one who was with Jack most of the time. (I'm sorry if something is spelled wrong or you can't understand it, english isn't my first language)
I feel like he would keep up with the genealogy of his family though.
Quick note about the plot and the why it went in the order it did and why the kids lost faith so quickly: Pitch went after the tooth fairy first specifically to lure out Sandman, without Sandman's dreams kids lost the ability to believe in the wonderous, so while the Tooth Fairy was just fading originally, her, the Easter Bunny, and Santa lost power quickly after one big push (the ruined Easter).
Pitch went to the North Pole first in order to distract the Guardians to get into the Tooth Palace before they were all there to weaken the Tooth Fairy by capturing her minions and collecting the memories possibly so that the mini fairies couldn't just restore the belief en mass in such fashion.
He then lured out Sandman having found that they decided to collect the teeth as a backup plan. That's why he acted all surprised pikachu and then fell into a fit of indignant rage before calming down and deciding he would go after Sandman.
So I disagree.
Love how they got Hugh Jackman to voice The Easter Bunny.
I couldn't tell (obviously, I know). He does an amazing Australian accent
@@asrielthedreamer6783 lmao he’s Australian (idk if ur joking lol)
I think Hugh actually went to the creators and requested to voice the character 😂
And how Bunny has two Infinity Gauntlets!
Don't apologize for thinking Jude Law's voice is sexy. My sister had the same reaction when she first watched this and rooted for the villain the entire movie 🤣🤣🤣
23:00 "One year, and they forget all the previous years" It's not just kids, you know... You don't realize just how fragile human faith is. It's sad but true, I've seen it so many times. One moment of doubt and fear is enough to forget all the good times.
Right! Ugh she started to annoy me
@@Natalie-cv2nt i have to agree with you she just doesn't understand at all
Pfffft. Yeah, right. No offense, but it's really not that easy and any ex christian can confirm that to you.
Even kids stop believing only very gradually. So she is in fact completely right.
You don't know much about faith, do you?
@@js66613 ...you might think it's a gradual process, and it is. But it's also not. Trust me, one moment is all it takes for faith to shake, even if it isn't discarded completely. You say I don't know much about faith? Just think about a certain Saint Peter who swore loyalty one evening, and before the next morning, he denied his faith three times.
I just found out I didn’t have cancer. After nearly a YEAR of fearing the worst. My wife and I watched this after my appointment because we just needed to do _something_ to celebrate.
This was all that was playing at the theater nearest us at the time. I was already a mixed up jumble of emotions, by Santa’s “wonder” speech, I was a wreck. In a good way?
This silly little film has a very special place in my heart if for no other reason than the circumstances surrounding my first viewing of it.
It’s more than that though.
It’s more than that my daughter loves it. A daughter I didn’t think I’d see grow old enough to see it, let alone understand it.
I think it’s because the movie’s villain is basically just an analog for Fear. I had been so scared for so long, I liked watching the bastard get his ass kicked about for a bit.
Sorry to make it all about me, good reaction. Jude Law DOES have an incredible voice. Fantastic cadence. Brilliant tone.
Edited: Because I can’t spell for nuts.
Bloody hell this film is so UNDERRATED. All star cast, stunning visuals and 1 hell of a deep story
I guess kids weren't ready for a jacked Santa Claus and an Aussie Easter Bunny
This movie is based on a book series and Pitch’s backstory is that he was once a royal guard for the rulers of the moon (parents of the future Man in the Moon), and he was chosen to guard a prison full of nightmare creatures. The nightmares corrupted him, and he became their Nightmare King. He wages war on the Man in the Moon and the Guardians in order to consume the whole world in darkness. That’s why he loved the Dark Ages in Earth’s history. Also another detail from the books is that his daughter goes on to become Mother Nature, she’s a force to be reckoned with but she mainly wants to be left alone and keep out of the wars of her father and the Guardians
Actually, he was first a general.
He had a wife, daughter and a good reputation.
One day he got tricked into thinking the opposition was attacking another town and in the meantime dream pirates ransacked his home.
To protect her daughter who was at the time out, Lady Pitchner used a doll and wrapped it up in cloth and ran to look like she was running away with the daughter, so when she died indirectly at their hands it tricked the people into thinking the daughter was also dead.
Kozmotis - his name back then - came back to find his wife dead and daughter missing and went on a rampage, killing and trapping ever Dream Pirate and Fearling he could find.
But now they needed someone to guard the surviving fearlings, so, and despite his fragile state of mind, Kozmotis volunteered - and for some reason, the Tsar was OKAY with that?! Like, seriously, the last person on Earth who should be dealing with manipulative creatures that can deadass immitate human behings, was let to guard a whole prison of creatures who could easily feed off of his mental state... especially with his daughter still missing.
He also had a locket with the picture of his daughter - who canonically is named Emily Jane, but because it sounds more fantastical and fits in with Kozmotis' fantastical name better, many fans call her Seraphina.
Anyway, the fearlings caught onto his longing for his daughter and started mimicking her voice, until they could perfect it, and started crying out in fear in her voice.
That broke Kozmotis' resolve and he rushed into the cell, trying to find his daughter realising only to late that it was a trap.
Now, literally dying of fear is possible and would have been so interesting, but nope, Joyce went for the possession trope and had him get possessed by fearlings and twisted into Pitch Black.
He then went on a scaring spree and wished to give the one child whom never had a nightmare a nightmare - that being the Tsar's son. With the royal family and obstacle and wanting to also take in said child as an heir of his own, he committed regicide. The pookah race - Bunny's race - got involved and being an obstacle he also wiped them out. Nightlight - Manny's small glowing knight - also tried stopping him and eventually their fight led to earth. There the moonclipper - where Manny was - turned into the moon.
At one point both Nightlight and Pitch were trapped and to free Nightlight, Manny also made the decision ultimately to free Pitch, who then apparently revelled in the dark place that was Earth before the Guardians turned up.
But those are the books and frankly they can be very questionable, even mildly offensive, not very nuanced and it might have been for the best that Pitch isn't the same threat that he was in the books. It gives him more of a possibility to be redeemed.
@@js66613 thank you for the more accurate summary!
Pitch destroying the eggs and capturing the teeth is more than just messing up the logistics of the holiday. It's a symbolic attack on the core of what the Guardians represent, like Hope and Memory.
Of course, it's a bit silly that the Guardians aren't very international for global protector spirits, but what can you do.
That would be forgetting the local representants, like the Little Mouse in Europe.
This movie is such a holiday classic. One of my personal favorite DreamWorks movies. ❤
This childhood jewel is also one of my personal faves as well friend. Even though technically this movie did come out in November 2012,the very first time I'd seen this movie was in June 2019
If you pay attention to Jack's past scene, he has two sisters (blonde, brown) and a brother(brown). I think Jack is Jamie's great uncle and it would explain the genetics of a blonde Sophie and brown haired Jamie
and also there's one theory that Jack's sister is the baby tooth because if you look closely you can see a beauty mark next to their right eye (and if you rewatch the movie you can see how the baby tooth acts, for example 24:43, if you watch this full scene you can hear her saying something but in their language when is Jack talking about him having a sister and saving her. And 20:54 when Tooth fairy hugs him, the baby tooth is maybe the one who was with Jack most of the time. (I'm sorry if something is spelled wrong or you can't understand it, english isn't my first language)
I’m so excited that this movie is getting more recognition I literally love it
Those kids are being ravaged by nightmares every night, most likely of their deepest and darkest fears. That even for an adult would take its toll on your health in every aspect, let alone a child.
To me, it actually makes sense why the children stop believing in the Easter Bunny and Tooth Fairy so easily. Children, tend to, have a very black and white view of things. So when they are told that the Tooth Fairy will give them money for their teeth, and it doesn't happen, it can break their belief. Same with the Easter Bunny. Especially, when they showed older children, ones who would be hitting that cusp where it is harder to believe in such things, so one little push like this could be enough to accept that it isn't some mythical being, but their parents doing it. Also, coupled with increased nightmares, and the loss of the teeth to remind them of their happier moments, it creates a situation where it can be, very hard, to believe in something good like that.
I love Pitch as well. Although I had many nightmare that I now blame him for. Anyways your reaction and edits are incredible and I died laughing when it was sponge bob music, idk why I died laughing but I did.
glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for reacting to this underrated gem! It deserves all the praise it gets! And I agree with you, it is one of the best Dreamworks animated movies.
I heard there were talks about bringing it back as a series and I hope someone actually makes it because I want to see more of these characters!
They could also bring some of the book characters that didn't make it into the movie too! (Not complaining that they weren't here, though. I'd rather they use their limited time to do some characters well than cram all the characters in and not do them justice.)
"He dissappear for one year, and that is all you kids need to stop believing in him? What about all the other years?"
See, this is where Pitch's strategy was brilliant. He went after Tooth first, taking the teeth from the tooth faries meant taking away the safety net and backbone, no more good memories for the kids to access about happy times, hope, dreams, wonder, fun- in times of darkness.
He then went after the powerhouse of the guardians, Sandy, taking away dreams from the children.
Then hope, for new beginnings and a time of joy through Bunny.
And without the teeth to make the kids remember the previously good times, about the things that matter, Pitch essentially places the children in a place of despair. Which leaves no wonder for North to protect.
And in that despair and darkness, it'll be easy to make them afraid of the future, of even going to sleep from the nightmares, and that the world is a dark place meant to be feared. (This could even effect the adults too.)
Pitch really thought this out.
(He didn't account for Jack. Fun can spark joy, which is the bright light in any darkness.)
Leave Tooth alone. She safe guards the memories, lol. And I think if anyone had amnesia for 300 years, they’d do anything to get their memories back, selfish or not.
You’re not the only one who thinks pitch is 😘🥵
Fun thing is, Jack was actually the Moons baby sitter/guardian in a previous version of himself. He was originally called Nightlight and was one of the strongest beings in the universe tasked with guarding Manny the Moon from Pitch. But he had to go so far as to banish Pitch with all he had and he became a human and forgot his past life as Nightlight and then died as a human and became Jack Frost and forgetting once again about his past. So he’s older than all of the guardians, he just don’t remember. X)
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*Legend of the Guardians - The Owls of Ga'Hoole*
That movie has nothing to do with this one despite the similar title, but it is definitely worth watching.
Oh I hope she does, I love that movie!
I’ll put it on my list, thanks :)
That movie is AMAZING!! The animation is beautiful as well !
Lmao, welcome to the Pitch Black Simp Club! His voice is WAY too good, hearing you gush over him was so funny and such a mood lol
I knew I wasn’t alone 😂
I'm on this simping team as well Jude Law is drool worthy 😆
@@SophieLents I know you don't do TV shows, so this isn't a "recommendation" really, but you should check out the last few minutes of episode 14 of a show called "Trollhunters", there's a villain there that ALSO has a really hot voice (Angor Rot, voiced by Ike Amadi) and I dunno, I just get the vibe you'd be into his voice as well lol
Her simping for pitchs voice is such a mood xD
I watched the Movie last week after you said you were going to watch it next. And man was it was good. I'd say it was one of the best DreamWorks movies ever. It's a really good Christmas movie too. I'd have really liked a sequel to it.
It just proves my point. Disney and Pixar maybe be the Animating Giants pumping out large number of movies. But most of the animated movies that are considered masterpieces are from DreamWorks!
I remember thinking this movie looked so dumb when I first heard about it, but I'm so glad I gave it a chance, cause it is so amazing, I love it so much n_n
My daughter loves this movie. After we saw it I got her the books that this is based on. The mid-credit scenes of this movie are great. They show the guardians helpers putting all the kids back to bed.
I just rewatched this movie yesterday with my family and had a great time, it’s an issue on how underrated this is compared to other Dreamworks’ films. It’s a bonus especially in hearing the characters saying my name, since I have the same one as the kid who is possibly related with our winter guardian. 😭😭✨
OH MY GOD I just realized that Santa's left hand says "Nice" and right hand says "Naughty" because he's doing naughty things with this hand 🤯😂😅
This is one of my favourite Dreamworks movies, so glad you checked it out and enjoyed it! And your commentary and editing is top notch as always, not many reaction channels provide equal or sometimes even more entertainment than the movie! Looking forward to seeing what further movie reactions the Christmas season has in store!
thank you so much!
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“Yes Elsa, go kick his ass!” is the best quote in the video. 😂
The only thing I don’t like is how the guardians easily assumed the worse in Jack. They’re the ones who basically ignored him for three centuries, until the Moon Man tells them to recruit him. I still like the guardians, and it’s a good character flaw for them, but it was glossed over. At least there’re good fanfics that tackles it.
Seeing more and more people discover this movie makes me so happy 💖
"Having part of someone, their hair, fingernails or teeth, means you can control them. It's magic so old it isn't even magic anymore." - Susan Sto Helit - Hogfather, Terry Pratchett.
Sophie simping for Pitch because he's voices by Jude Law is hilarious 😂
Rise of the guardians is one of my favourite films ever. I was so sad that it didn't do well at the box office
Correct me if i am wrong but I think the children stopped believing in the guardians so fast only because pitch took their old memories when he took the tooths and he took care of sandman second because he was the only one who could spark the children's imagination and make them believe in fairytales through his dreams. Because if it's correct then pitch is a lot smarter and calculative than I thought previously
Honestly, I think Tooth was more of a lure. The biggest threat to him among the Four is Sandman, both as being the strongest one and able to cleanse Pitch's Nightmares.
So many people reacting to this movie lately, I couldn't be more glad! QwQ
So happy you're doing a reaction, too! ^__^
Jack was a bit selfish and naive (He only cared about his memories and not the kids of the world AND got tricked by the villain which destroys Easter. Not cool boy!) BUT he redeem himself by joining the guardians, stoping Pitch and saving the town. He also made Jamie believes in Bunny again which was so sweet X3 Jack made the others guardians happy by offering them a ride on slides; that was fun! His arc is well done in the movie.
Guillermo del toto aka the genius who gave us the Hellboy movies participate in this one. Thank's to him, we got a classic hollyday movie as good and entertaining as Nightmare before Christmas, Home Alone 1/2 and Polar Express. Nice :D
it’s so cool to see people getting into this movie more!!! i’ve rewatched it so many times recently and it never fails to amaze me
I love the simping for Jude Law and his voice 😂😍 same girl ✌🏼
i didnt know i would be watching 30 minutes of Sophie simping for Pitch lmao
Easter isn't a religious holiday celebrated in a lot of countries, but some countries are starting to pick it up, like Valentines day, just for the fun the have wit decorations and candy.
I find jack's backstory incredibly sad though i kind of don't understand why because I feel that he did is what any older brother would do (maybe it's because I'm also an older brother)
Maybe that's why the moon choose him
Ehat
@@Editori_ I meant "that". My keyboard is small so sometimes I accidentally press the wrong letter
@@xmant8842 Ehat!
love this movie and have always thought Jamie is the 300 year grandson of Jack Frosts little sister making Jack Frost Jamie's uncle and why Jamie looks so much like Jack's sister and also a small bit why jack thinks of the memory of his sister saying she's scared when Jamie said he was scared but thats what i believe
Pitch's backstory in the books is super good, I love him as a villain.
This was my favorite childhood movie! Thank u so much for watching this!! You truly brighten up my day 💙 (ps. Happy holidays)
happy holidays to you too!
I saw the first like 30 seconds of this playing on a tv in a Best Buy and I was obsessed. Took me like a week to find out what the title was. It was the fist movie I wasn't disappointed with.
I only saw the "darkness. Its the first thing I remember. It was dark and it was cold and I was scared. Then I saw the moon. It seemed to chase the darkness away. And then I wasn't scared anymore.but why I was their and what I was meant to do, that I would never know." Part and then my parents pulled me away. I ,who have excellent memory, was able to remember all I had seen. I speculated from his appearance and the beautiful frost animation that he was Jack Frost. So I soon found the newly released movie about an animated Jack Frost when I got the chance to go on the internet.(I had to wait awhile for that). I was intrigued because I knew what it was to be alone and afraid so I felt a connection to Jack.
This is by far the greatest Santa ever. Russian Santa.
I'm feeling really excited to see your reaction to this movie, thanks for asking. Hope your feeling good, Sophie ❤
hope you’ll enjoy!
5:45 10:02 28:50 Tooth's crush on Jack was cute asf, but it's impressive how much fanfiction & fanart this film inspired of Jack Frost & Hiccup (How to Train Your Dragon) somehow lol
I remember seeing this movie when i was younger man i loved it with all the magic, spirits, the kid that form what was and still is in my eyes an amazing movie.
This movie is amazing! So excited for you to watch it! And this cast is stacked!!
I loved this movie back in the day and somehow completely forgot about it. Thank you for jogging my memory.
This move is Avengers for kids; a group of likable and cute heroes beating a villain with an army. I like it :D There's cool action, pretty animation even if the kids looks a bit creepy but not as much as the ones in Polar express, amazing music, friendship and adventure. I looooove the designs for Bunny's home and the Tooth fairy kingdom; so beautiful *O* Santa's workshop is magnificent too, loves the flying toys and the ice sculptures in his office.
This movie needs a serie. That would be fantastic to know who Man in moon is (Although keeping his appearance a mystery is great cause we can imagine how he would look like.) See Jamie and his sister as teenagers, maybe the boy could have a girlfriend and introduce her to Jack. The hero could be in couple with Tooth the fairy, they got a lot of chemistry AND shared a hug at the end of the movie plus her babies formes a HEART in the air; that doesn't represent friendship, it's definitely romance/ love.
Imagine being alone for 300 years with only the wind and the occasional other spirit you run into for company and then suddenly you get tossed into a sack against your will instead of an invite and told "hey we want to spend time with you because you were chosen to join our group by a really powerful spirit that basically ignored you since you were reborn as a spirit."
Why do the bad guys always have tons of henchmen and one big baddie? It's called the Inverse Ninja Law: The threat level of any number of ninjas (or any enemy) is inversely proportional to their numbers. Therefore, if you're attacked by a lone ninja, you're in trouble, but if you meet an army of ninjas, they can all be defeated by the heroes.
Also the big bad guy has to be someone who can take on all his henchmen and win. Or else they would overthrow him. Baddies don't exactly have loyalty.
Congrats on finishing your exams!! I honestly really enjoyed watching this movie when it came out, it’s a shame it didn’t do so well
When Sandy came back bro I punched a hole in my door, the music does something to me bruv.
This is a half hour of Sophie simping for Jude Law. And I'm here for it!
This movie is probably my favorite Dreamworks movie from the 2010s. And this and Frozen made me a Jelsa shipper, so thanks for that!
13:52, 14:02, 14:10, 14:29 and 17:22 I had the same reaction when I re-watched this movie. Jude Law's voice is so 😫 (or just Jude Law in general)
/Definitely an Easter movie since the only holiday that actually occurs within the film is Easter. I can see why most people think it's a Christmas film though - the inclusion of North and the snowy spring aesthetic definitely gives that vibe
Love that you're seen Jack x Tooth energy.
The movie poster: 😃
The Tone of the movie:😦
This movie's actually so sad to think of Jack frosts family and friends all passing away without him. Sandy IS BESTIE AND KILLING THE STILL HURTS!
yes !!! i needed this...i really enjoy ur videos.... !
Yess. One of my favorites!!
This movie should definitely get a series like the How to Train Your Dragon franchise.
I am extremely overwhelmed. Work has been kicking my rump these last few years due to Covid (I’m nothing special just the reality) and these last two weeks especially have been tough. The toughest part is feeling like my company doesn’t support us in the field so we’re constantly finding ourselves having to figure out problems that are way above our pay grade, but you don’t want to leave your teammates hanging so you suck it up and work harder but the only ones who really profit off that is our company and our bosses 😩. Welcome to America, I guess.
You keep talking about how it's weird that kids aren't believing anymore after one failed holiday but if I suddenly had no gifts on Christmas or no eggs on Easter despite every other year having them then I'd stop believing that they *still* existed and maybe they went away or maybe never existed
Oh, you did the movie, nice.
Also, the Sophie overtly thirsting in a unabashed sexual way about the bad guy's voice in a kids movie, is very funny to watch.
I love that this movie getting sooo much love this year.... but there are other holiday movies.
Last holiday with queen latifah is pure wholesomeness
Actually Jack and Pitch have been fighting for many millenniums if you read the book Rise of the Guardians you'll find that Jack Frost was actually the founder of the Guardians Jack Frost was never human he just took human form he's actually a Celestial being basically you've been Immortal his entire life in Pitch is known as the nightmare King he was always bad his daughter is Mother Nature
One of my favorite Dreamworks films, so glad to see you watch this!
I just watched this on Christmas Eve and I love it it’s so underrated. I really hope they create a sequel because I heard that the guy who created it said he might make a sequel but I dunno if that will happen any time soon or at all but I still hope he will.
This is such an amazing & underated film - it's one of my favourite animated movies tbh. I loved how it turned mythological/ holiday characters into badass heroes w/ amazing character designs & cool abilities lol.
I haven't read the books, but I've heard that there's *a lot* of lore - I would've loved to hv seen it explored in more films/ sequels.
It also would've be cool to see other characters in this universe, i.e. Mother Nature, Father Time, the Groundhog, the Leprechaun, Cupid, etc
You should watch My Neighbor Totoro
Yeah, she should react to anime
But supposed to be Ghibli
I'm doing pretty great! Just moved into my first apartment with my SO, and it's exciting to finally feel like an adult (the responsibility included).
A little info about Jack's staff. A common misconception is that it is the source of Jack's magic, but that's not true. It's a conduit for stronger magic. He is still a winter spirit without it, but it's his only belonging and a vital tool. He can still make it snow, make frost, and as you saw in the movie, bring frost creations to life and make "happy flakes". His breath is also magical.
But he can't fight or fly without it, which is why he couldn't escape the ravine. It helps him control the magic that is already within him. Which is why he was able to fix it in the first place. The first attempt was just him smashing two pieces of dead wood together. The second was him actually believing in himself, using the magic inside of him to mend it. Also, because Jack is a seasonal spirit, he doesn't exactly need believers to sustain himself as the Guardians do. But believers would definitely make him more powerful.
I'd imagine it's also a comfort item as well. He spent 300 years almost completely alone, with no one to believe in him or give him the time of day. The Guardians knew of him, Bunny had even met him, but none were really there. And to make it worse, he never knew why. He had no memories. He's a 14-15-year-old boy who drowned trying to save his sister and was forced to spend centuries alone, with only a staff to his name. And when he finally did get his memories back, it was too late. Everyone he knew was already gone.
His age is also why he might come off as selfish initially. His emotional and mental growth was stunted due to being stuck as a teenager for eternity. Which is why I personally hate any ship that involves him. Because they're all older than him. But his being selfish is also due to him only having himself for company for so long. He's had no one else to talk to. Of course, he's going to be eager to help them if it involves him finally learning his purpose. Gods know that the Guardians never helped him during his whole immortality. That's why they had to have a catch.
This movie is dark and angsty, but they really glossed over just how much.
I'm feeling great today, thanks for asking! Got my summer camp staff interview in an hour and a half and I'm feeling good :)
I wanna say one this about Pitch he is the oldest character in the movie being older than the man in the moon. He also before Putxg was evil he was a hero in the galaxy. He got all the evil in the world and trapped them. Then one day his wife died and his Daughter went missing years later. Fearing in the prison used Pitch's Daughter voice to tell Pitch she was stuck in there. He opens it and the fearing surround him a possessed Pitch. Now he is what he is now.
I know this because I read the books.
If you like villains with sexy voices, I recommend watching Danny Phantom's second movie (aka the hour-long TV special).
Dark Danny will give you the creeps.
YES
also technically you are kinda right on the bad guy being old the moon did create pitch black also the boogeyman long before the guardians so he is kinda old but he doesn't age
and you probably have gotten a lot of this already but its actually an easter movie but it deals with a character that is more of a winter character so it is understandable to hear you say its a christmas movie but it is okay to watch around this time of the year as well
22:30 I like that theory. I have another theory, from my understanding fear exists as a mere instinct to protect us from danger I think. SO, my Theory is that the boogeyman thinks that he’s a guardian himself in ways, a guardian of life. He hates the other guardians because he believes that all of there magic and wonder puts lives in danger. He believes that he needs to be believed in because, otherwise lives will be harmed.
Well now, that was a bit dark. Whoops. What do you guys think?
This was actually the very first movie I saw in 3D in theaters as a kid. BTW, try reacting to the Christmas movie Jingle All The Way with Arnold Schwarzenegger next! It’s really funny! PUT THAT COOKIE DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!
He is a person who has ice powers
When people are walking Jack Frost asked one of where to go and one walks through him
Man on the moon created the gardens to stop pitch from frightening kids and bring peace and joy and hope to the world pitch was trying to do the opposite
Because man in the moon is light and pitch is dark.
If you don't want darkness at the beginning of a Dreamworks movie, avoid Prince Of Egypt. That masterpiece has slaves being beaten and babies being murdered in its opening scene-
But Pitch IS an angry old man. XD
All of the guardians are very old. Jack most likely died when he was 16, but he's over 300 years old.
Jack is upset, because all of a sudden, he's told he's a Guardian Of Childhood when he'd been ignored for 300 years by virtually everyone. Having died as a teenager, of course he'd still think as a child would, and only want to have fun, but also acknowledgement of his existence.
If you're curious about the Man In The Moon, William Joyce, the artist and creator of The Guardians Of Childhood novels, also made a gorgeous picture book of the Man In The Moon's story.
Pitch is constantly giving the kid's nightmares night after night. True, there are worse things to fear, but sometimes dreams seem so real that you think they are, cause your brain feels the realism.
glad you're feeling good. I'm fine, today is being pretty much okay, later I'll hang out with my mother and my younger brother, hope it'll be fun. have a great day :)
have a nice day too!
The books give each character's story, this is Jack's story, it was used because by the time Jack became a Guardian all the others had become established and the studio wanted all of them in the movie.
I love the theory that Jamie is a descendant of Jack's sister and that is why when Jack tells the wind to take him home, it takes him to Jamie's village.
SN: This is my favorite movie of like all time
My all-time favourite! So wish they would make a sequel.