Everything Wrong With Elemental in 20 Minutes or Less
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Elemental ended up being Pixar's little engine that could, opening soft with little buzz but then just cranking all summer long. Oh, and it has some sins.
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Love how you kept adapting the word "asshole" to suit each element 😅 gashole was my personal favourite haha
Sadly the earth people didn’t get one
I would’ve loved to hear “grassholes”
@@yoshyosh5429he had the perfect opportunity to do so at 11:01 but just went with assholes
@@yoshyosh5429I never thought about that before, but that is GENIUS :0
Lol fr 😂
Ashhole, splashhole, gashole, grasshole
For 9:30
“How do you apply eyeshadow to a cloud?”
An airbrush 😏
💀
This needs more likes.
La puta madre ajajajajajajja
Genius and that's what I think her makeup applicator is for eyeshadow now
a pun worthy of cinemasins itself
well done my friend
All sins aside, the fire people were animated so god damn well. Especially Ember changing colour with different emotions.
Yea like me personally i Loved the movie like LOVED it. i dont know if it was the animation that swayed me over but man I would 100% give it a rewatch
@@Scrappy208I’m 33 and my eyes were definitely watering at some parts lol it definitely made me emotional being happy that my daughter can watch kids movies that actually mean something and not “marry the first guy you kiss at 16” like all the movies when I was a kid
Which makes no God damn since because that's not how colored fire works!!
I'm 31 and watched it with my daughter many times, still cried at the end.@@JennifuhhGilardi
did you know it took them 250k computers to get this right? Since water in 3D is very hard to control
in comparison a normal movie takes 100 or so computers to make an animated film.
this one broke that record because of the high complexity of fire
they could've done more with that concept since even they said it never been done before, and they choose a love story...
Peter Sohn (director and writer) said the 'Marry Fire!' command on the grandma's deathbed was inspired by his grandma commanding him to 'Marry Korean!' not long before she died.
So did he Marry Korean?
No he didn't lol@@FinnManusia
Just like in the movie, the girl married with water. So he married with American?
I'm guessing the grandma also exploded?
Wow. I should have guessed that also came from a specific experience.
These characters would work perfectly in a Romeo and Juliet story with two rival families and them dying at the end since they extinguish eachother.
Funny thing is that I heard a lot of people tend to viewed Wade and Ember as close friends more than lovers, but personally it's perfectly normal for Lovers to act more like friends because some people just want to express themselves romantically while not changing how they hang out together.
Yes! I would take that movie over the one we got any day
Guess you gotta write the fanfic
@@damonlam9145 Strange how Disney refuses to do Shakespearean tragedy.
@@Trottah Except for that time they did Hamlet and called it The Lion King.
"Don't forget. Marry fire. *dies*"
We were getting dangerously close to "Singing Killed my Grandma" territory here.
its funny cause the director’s grandmother actually said “marry korean” on her deathbed
@@jellybeggerWHAT!?
@@Riley-vy5qmyes it said it on the documental
@@jellybegger and then also exploded I assume
@@sundown6806 of course
I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought that it was tough to go the route of racism when there are legit elemental concerns. I appreciate the message, but a fire could kill a tree just by accidentally brushing against it. And it was also unclear of how their fire affected the world around them. They could hold a piece of paper, but accidentally set fire to the doorbell when they ring it. And then they’re upset people won’t let them live there. If they can control the fire they could interact with other elements but ember accidentally sets a tree guy on fire. What are the rules? Again, I get the allegory and I like this movie, but that really bugged me.
Zootopia has the same problem. Disney really can't handle racism using avatars that have good reason to dislike each other.
Agreed, I was worried about that kid being around ember so much, she could litterally burn him to a crisp
@@phlpcockrell I think Zootopia handled it slightly better with them at least putting proper reasons for why Prey and Predator could get along.
@@phlpcockrell
True but Zootopia handled it better by showing predators weren't actually a threat unless drugged, and this same drug can also affect prey. Here we see ember be a legitimate threat even if it's not on purpose.
@@phlpcockrellit’s not a Disney specific problem. Other than literal difference in color, I think Trolls 2 is the only film to actually handle a race allegory well.
To answer why Wade survived Ember's blowup, while Fern got torched... it's all about exposure time. Water is super efficient at resisting and mitigating heat.
Which is why water turns into gas when it's heated. It's still water just not in liquid form.
Plus I like to add that although it’s true that Wade did evaporate because he was in close proximity to Ember in the end of the movie. My guess is that because when Wade evaporated: both the hearth was blocked off cause Ember closed the entrance (so she wouldn’t get snuffed out like Wade said) and the top of the hearth was blocked off cause of the rebel which I assume cause not a lot of air so Wade wouldn’t escape if he needed to where as at Fern’s place there is a ton of open space (more than the hearth) so that wouldn’t cause a problem for him
Fire in a vacuum goes out because it needs oxygen. Ember would die in there too.
As if CinemaSins gives a damn about even bothering with fixing their own mistakes.
@phlpcockrell that's correct, which interestingly, we actually saw in the museum. I love how they worked in the real-world physics, even if they didn't always stick to it for plot purposes, it was still very clever.
I agree very heavily with "dammit Pixar" as a sin, because even at their weakest, a sad Pixar moment always turns me into Wade. That aaid, I found this movie genuinely beautiful and wish very much that Disney had given it the advertisement it needed, rather than promoting it as basically Avatar: the Last Zootopia-Ripoff.
As a Chinese person that bit made me cry really hard 🥲🥲
Dammit Pixar was a sin off
“Avatar: The Last Zootopia-Ripoff.” Lol…
What do you mean there wasn’t enough marketing? I couldn’t escape this damn movie anywhere I went 😂
@@featherlightfox1292 I mean the quality of marketing. Oh yeah, this thing was everywhere, but at no point would I have been lead to believe, through those advertisements that this was the type of movie we were getting, you know?
"Oh look, a Pixar created human-less world where two members of separate social divisions fall in love." Which feels like the most generic thing in the universe for most, and therefore not a high priority.
Cloudpuff and Fireball aren't racial-slurs, they're actually the respective word for "child" in their race of people, as heard in their dialogue walking out of the stadium... Gail said she was "just a little cloudpuff, attending the games with her dad" while Ember said she's a fireball who doesn't want to let her dad down. Looking at the preceding argument, "just a bunch of overgrown cloudpuffs playing some stupid game" especially in the context of older Boomer executive vs Millenial or Gen Z... or even older generations vs Boomers when they were 20 ish young adults..
So, is it still a blatant insult? Absolutely... it's age/generation discrimination, which sadly is still rampant, even in the most mundane interactions... the whole "I'm an adult whose been around forever, dealing with real problems, which are bigger than your petty concerns." I can't tell you how many times I've been called a child, boy, or brat as an insult by an older adults... having near identical conversations... and I'm 30. But 30 is still 30 years younger than most managers, politicians, heads-of-operations. Swap Cloudpuff and Fireball for child/children, and the dialogue flows perfectly.
Thanks for the context!
Totally agree about it not being a slur. I too have been called a child in arguments before and Im 27. Its meant to be an insult, just not a slur.
maybe it's only supposed to be said by the respective elemental
Thanks a lot, it makes more sense now
Idk whenever they call themselves things like that it's in the same way African Americans will occasionally refer to themselves as the n-word.
They didn't make a "literally watered-down Zootopia" joke. I'm impressed.
Kinda elemental "guess who's coming to dinner"
I swear to god my brain thought "this is just a watered down Zootopia" as soon as I saw the skyline shot then saw this comment minutes later.
Unpopular opinion: Zootopia is overrated...
@@cro-magnoncarol4017 It's not? It just has a very rabid (heh) fanbase. There are way more fans of most other Disney IPs but they dont also have so many artists and creative types to push it everywhere online and make fan comics that are more popular than any official ones.
@@cro-magnoncarol4017 Even if you think it's overrated, you can't deny that it got the racial message across SIGNIFICANTLY better
Love how the final sin removal was just "Damn it Pixar!" Even with the flaws we can see that they are still excelent at emotion when it matters
I had just managed to say "Huh, the first pixar film to not make me cry like a baby", and then the father bowed back to her.
One of the few actually moving and meaningful scenes in the whole film
You know the scene is coming. But somehow they still make you bawl
Not me lol I was crying halfway through (and I don’t cry at a lot of movies) 😂
baby
I don’t get it, why was that sad??
@@alfredoangel2359 It wasn't. It was an emotional call-back, that added gravitas to the story. You know, one can be moved to tears other than those of sadness, right?
19:23 That callback was admittedly pretty well-done, and I’m glad Jeremy acknowledges that too!
To what?
@@alfredoangel2359 The part where Bernie's dad doesn't return the bow. Bernie doesn't repeat the same mistake.
@@mackielunkey2205 i guess i have to watch the movie because I don’t know what you mean.
his name is JEREMY?
14:20 "you dew you"
how many other elemental-based puns have I missed?
11:01 he calls the earth people dirt bags
Don’t forget the gas hole
"Wet privilege" is a personal favorite.
The one thing I noticed is how super focused the Racism was toward Fire. We saw the city has a commemorating mural depicting the three other Elements arriving to the land and being welcomed but not Fire specifically. I wonder if it's because Fire is the only element commonly associated with destruction, even though Water can be just as deadly. Plants can die by drowning. I could see "Waterlogged" being portrayed as an illness for Earth people.
Also Earthquakes and heavy Wind/Lightning storms too. Also there was a flood in the movie. But yes it was mainly focused on Fire. Probably because it's immediately dangerous. While Earth, Air, and Water can stand near each other and not be bothered
I think it's because that while water, earth, and air, can be dangerous, Fire *as a whole* is more dangerous than the 3 of them, 4 of them can be dangerous, but not equally dangerous, let just see in real life, how common do you encounter air, water, and earth (rocks) really common, how common does it hurt you? uncommon, except certain cases like natural disaster or something, but fire is obviously more dangerous. that is why fire hazard is a thing. and lot of people say "be careful around fire" but not "be careful around water, earth, and air" because it sound ridiculous.
I think although fire is a more immediate danger, ALL of these "races" can be dangerous under the right circumstances. Air can become a tornado, or, in conjunction with water, a hurricane! Fire with air, a fire tornado, which IS a rare but real thing. Water does flood, and earthquakes kill many every year, none of these are perfectly safe ALL the time, but, in the perspective of this story, SHOULD be considered EQUAL, for the story's sake!
Either that or Fire hadn't arrived to Element City yet and Bernie & Cinder were the first Fire people to arrive.
Just my two cents
waterlogged is the std of earth people
4:43 I'm surprised you're not sinning the fact that the fire family has lived/worked there for years and never removed these pipes! Sure, they're needed for the plot, but keeping them there, in the way, *and operational* is a literal death trap for the fire people!
i mean, yeah. wasnt the water in the fire district shut off? wasnt that something that was said as a reason as to why the water was there in the first place?
@@ascellaplays The water to the fire district was, in fact, shut off. That's why they were all on about that damned leak.
If you watch the follow up, the director said this was autobiographical. He is Korean & the racism he actually experienced when his family immigrated to America.
oh please he would of gotten racially discriminated way worse in Africa.
@@grease_monkey6078the same Africa that chinese and other Asian people are colonizing and exploiting? Also how do you people always find a way to drag black or African people into the every single conversation
@@grease_monkey6078bro stfu so because something you experienced could’ve been worse and it wasn’t it just totally negates the trauma and emotions you felt? No tf it doesn’t, if your mom died suddenly but your dads alive it doesn’t make it any less sad
America, we do racism, RIGHT! It's written ON the Statue Of Liberty, if you know where to look. I know a guy!
@@grease_monkey6078 I need you to take a second and think about what the hell you just said
Shower Thoughts: If Ember and Wade have kids on their own, is that means she conceived a block of Obsedian? The Elemental lore is getting more complicated.
No, a steam child, that's already been confirmed, there was supposed to be a post credits scene with her coming home to show her dad his grandchild, a steam elemental, but they decided to leave it for a sequel
obsedian is made from lava not fire so no
considering that all clouds are made from evaporated water, it would make sense the child would be a cloudperson,
but according to another reply to your inquiry, it looks like somehow it's just steam :v
Maybe if they managed a 3 way with an earth elemental?
Would those kids go on to become a race of steam people?
The puns... “heated argument” killed me and I don’t even know if that was intentional.
11:00 I CANNOT believe he didn't call them "grassholes."
Same. Missed opportunity. Smh 🤦♀️
It was definitely a reach of the metaphor to use elements that can harm each other, but you can also read into the fact that each element can be dangerous on their own; water can extinguish fire and cause floods, air can blow away all the other elements, earth could absorb water or bury fire, etc. Just as a matter of perspective.
The movie also tried to focus on how element city is hostile when not designed with certain elements in mind, which is why fire is way more dangerous and in danger than it needs to be in the city; it wasn’t utilized very well though in the world building though (i.e, the useless fences being only a joke, paper still being used when 2 elements shouldn’t be able to even touch it, water just spilling everywhere uninhibited)
The thing is though fire is naturally dangerous on its own in any amount. A tiny flame or even touching something recently heated by fire can burn you, and, in terms of this world, even a tiny flame on a tree could potentially kill them. Water can only cause floods in mass quantities, and it can only really 'kill' a fire person, again, in large enough quantities and likely intentionally (still dangerous but not as dangerous and only hurts fire). Air can only blow away water or earth with a LOT of air and power, and it'd likely need a lot to blow out fire as well
I didn't watch the movie, but I think the glass buildings at the end was supposed to make them 'safe' for fire people. However, if it's cold fire can still shatter it because of temperature differences. No other element can be this natural 'accidentally' destructive
I think it's because that while water, earth, and air, can be dangerous, Fire *as a whole* is more dangerous than the 3 of them, 4 of them can be dangerous, but not equally dangerous, let just see in real life, how common do you encounter air, water, and earth (rocks) really common, how common does it hurt you? uncommon, except certain cases like natural disaster or something, but fire is obviously more dangerous. that is why fire hazard is a thing. and lot of people say "be careful around fire" but not "be careful around water, earth, and air" because it sound ridiculous.
so i agree here with cinema sins, fire is definitely way more dangerous than the other 3 interacting with each other
Can I just point out that Wade's idea of family fun is just straight up emotional abuse?
what
I mean, if they all genuinely think it’s fun, I wouldn’t call it that…
Im glad cinemasins is still the place to kinda watch a movie you had no reason or interest to watch
3:44 That Grandma death scene made me think she must've seen other mix-element couples before
I'd say most likely.
She was young once hmmkay? 👀
14:22 - “you dew you man” such an underrated caption change
You know movies are good when even CinemaSins has to give them a few wins.
Fr tho
This comment needs more upvotes
*Father/Daughter bow at the end*
Cinema Sins - “Damn it Pixar!”
*Removes sin*
Pixar - “Got ‘em”
Got his ash
7:20 I spent the rest of the movie waiting to see some second half of what happened in Fireland to explain why they didn't just fix their house.
I was genuinely shocked seeing how well it did, considering the opening. Crazy how it went from only slightly better than lightyear to surpassing Encanto. Hopefully this will get Disney to stop underestimating animation.
Nah. In Disney's eyes, this merely managing to break even means little to them. They just look at it as not gaining anything from it, but perhaps enough to keep in mind for the future.
Nope
Surpassing ENCANTO? HAHAHAHA no
Is still watch Elemental more than Encanto, mostly because I get confused by everything in Encanto, but not enough from Elemental.
Since I didn't like Encanto because I think the entire family was terrible except Bruno and the young kid, wasn't hard.
Customs Officer: "Let's go with 'Burnie' and 'Cindy.'"
Ember's dad: "Don't 'Burnie' me! This little root is guilty!"
I'm not sure how anyone would spell words in "Firish." Is it just... fwoosh fwosh fwooosh?
Man, this movie went all over the place
Even Embers temper was forgotten about in the final act of the movie
She stopped with her temper because Wade being such a good guy helped her calm down. We see this in the montage during the movie.
No it wasn't. She was angry because she thought she wanted to run the shop, but really didn't.
@@toshtao1 And we see in the montage that Wade being a good guy was calming her down.
That’s called…. Character development. Wade helps her understand that she’s not trapped in the world she thinks she is.
@@casted_shadows The point was ember learned to control her temper by thinking of happy thoughts.
Ember running the shop by herself during the Red Dot sale was exactly like a Bar Rescue stress test!
10:10 I am about 80% sure her melting that pipe closed as she does could and probably should have lead to a thermal explosion.
When the trailers used that “hot and cold” song, I rolled my eyes so hard I hurt myself, I’m not joking
5:21 Good idea, I'll add this to my vocabulary
One thing I noticed is Ember casts a shadow, even though she's a constant source of light.
well it depends on if the light surrond is weaker than the light bulb light i learned this from youtube
@@NoahRoss-yn2hw It's most likely an animation effect more than anything. Ember's body is probably a 3D object and her fire is FX, so the shadow is cast by her 3D model, not her FX.
I really want Elio to have a villain. I know Inside Out 2 is the studio’s next film, but I don’t think that one needs a villain.
The first one didn’t have a villain so the second one will probably be the same
@@bengilhooly3616 Technically Joy was the villain.
@@Some_Guy6 No, she was the protagonist that wen't through character development.
Don't worrry, Wish has a villain and I think it is already out!!
I really want Pixar to start making good movies again.
Aren't clouds . . . made of water?
19:31 that became a meme ever since this movie was first teased.
15:55
I'm fukkin done 🤣🤣🤣
14:55 “It’s not so crazy. This is the exact same move my college girlfriend made to prove we were in love too. Although her’s was less scientific and more presentational.” IM DEAD BRUH 💀
Watched this movie with my mom and was not expecting the massive racial inequality displayed throughout.
Zootopia?
typical disney
maybe consider watching a trailer before watcing movies if you're this sensitive. was clear as fuck in all of them lol
@@WhoCares-i3oDon’t say Lol
How did you come 6 hours ago when the the vid came out 4min ago?
3:53 Did Jeremy just casually use the term "rizz"? You are hereby banned from any and all elder millenial gatherings from this point in the video forward.
Elder millennial…I’m late gen z and *I* feel old
I sure like this movie. I like how all of the characters can get over their differences and can be free to embrace who they are.
If they all embrace they all die literally
I like the movie too!! :)
Honestly im pissed that everyone in fire town seems to know each other yet not a single one of them know about Ember's anger issues or they're just ashholes
11:15 I too had an experience like that once when i was 20, our backyard neighbor's tool shed caught on fire and it was RIGHT BEHIND OUR FENCE next to OUR tool shed and it was god damn horrifying. Even as my father was using our backyard hose to keep the bricks and our shed wet and even attempting to put it out while we waited for the fire crew to get there. I never want to see that again
18:47 Bernie: Why am I watching my daughter kissing a water guy?
3:34 Ngl I absolutely die laughing every time I see this.
Just, POOF!
If you heard me laugh at that point,you would be confused of the fact of gate squeak noises
This movie was so good, glad word of mouth allowed it to be profitable. Pixar needed this to get out of Disney plus tarnishing the brand. I’m sure inside out 2 will be a huge hit for them.
Hopefully, Inside Out 2 is a “regular” feature-length film and doesn’t force anything
“How do you apply eyeshadow to a cloud?!!!” 😂😂
3:11 "delicious, finally some GOOD F**ING FOOD"
As soon as I saw the “kids” scene, I immediately thought “kids” in my head. 😂
Aye same, I've been looking for the one where he says, "the sin is always kids" I think that sound bite is so funny 😂
13:57 Excuse me!?
I can’t believe you didn’t point out that Ember’s underwater bubble wouldn’t get smaller, she’s still expelling gasses as she burns O2.
9:51 I'm pretty sure it's just Ember, not the hat.
12:31 ok FINE. This movie is flaming beautiful. 😒
Flaming
2:57 Easy way to get around this, however! Buy one, get one, return the bought one, and repeat the cycle until there is only one left! Sure, it'll take forever, but free is free!
15:34 for f sake, i laughed for 5 minutes straight
18:07 somehow the fire person is able to cry
Crying lava
DING
I'm surprised they didn't mention the little ground girl who shows up in almost every scene! The little girl in a yellow shirt with cacti pigtails. Shes in the background when Bernie and Cinder come to the city, but she's the same age in the background for the rest of the movie too. Drives me crazy!
NO WAY!!!! She was there the whole time?!?! But she ended up dating clod in the end credits!!! that's kinda sus!!I
It's so cool that you noticed that!!!!!! I only saw her at the end.
@13:58. "Are they ganna f*=K now?!" Is WILD🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Missed one of my favourites: water family tells native English speaker fire girl that her pronunciation is surprisingly clear
15:24 Wade would be excellent at CinemaSins _DING_
Elemental was surprisingly amazing! Beautiful animation, great story, great execution, it's got so much heart, and Ember is absolutely adorable!
Ember, The woman with uncontrolled anger issues that nearly destroyed multiple businesses and lives?
Adorable.
@@DH-xw6jp at what part did her anger almost destroy many businesses?
@@jellybegger her anger torched her dad's shop and the office. You know, the angry outburst that started the movie's conflict?
And she torched multiple tree people (seeing the state of their log pillows, they certainly have the ability to kill wood).
@@DH-xw6jp well the shop would’ve been fine if it wasnt for the leak and the “multiple” people she torched it was only 1 cause of her anger the other was just cause shes fire and she barely touched that person on the train
@@jellybegger 2 is still "multiple" and my comment said she had anger issues _and_ did those things, not that all the things she did was caused by said anger issues.
So...
Hahahaha! Scorchin' tellers! That's a good one, Jeremy.
I remember watching this movie with my husband in 4DX. It was such an immersive experience but the story made it that much better 🧡💙
I’m jealous. By the time I got around to seeing this in theater (twice btw!) they weren’t showing it in 3D anymore. I can only imagine how amazing the colors would pop.
@@TheBlackBantha it wasn’t only having everything pop, but the chairs moving to the scenes, the scents, water spraying. It was wonderful. I’m sorry you didn’t get the chance to experience it in 3D
17:57 actually he can’t, because the water (generally) has to follow the law of gravity. It’s not like the earth people, who can just float away
You mean the air people?
Glad to see this channel is still going on for so long! Love this channel :)
Agreed! Gonna be crazy cause in 20 days, it’s gonna be the 11-year anniversary of this channel being created
@@ALF_Films 11 years!! That’s actually so crazy! Happy belated for this channel :D
I got way too emotional at the end scene with the bow.
I'm so glad you made this. I had so many issues with this movie and you hit on a ton of them.
And you didn't even bring up the fact that they only knew each other for less than a WEEK and somehow they're madly in love??
I lost it at "FKING CLOUD PEOPLE!"
Those damn Cloud People are always ganging up with the Water People to rain on my parades >:#
1:56 never rode in a Subway, now I’m too scared to do so…
It was 20 or more feet ABOVE the ground, so more of a mono-rail.
I never want to hear Jeremy say rizz ever again. Like seriously, you just got your channel a sin right there. *DING*
7:53 willingly driking tOoT tOoT jUiCe
Sin 61 at 10:52, I think they aren't picking apples but its an adult reference to picking cherries.
15:45 I can't tell if that's a SpongeBob reference or not.
7:00 I mean... we're made of carbon, hydrogen and a bunch of other elements, but that doesn't stop those elements occurring in nature.
This movie is basically just "Avatar: The Last Airbender" mixed with "Zootopia" with none of the clever writing and subtlety of the former and double the muddy misguided racial metaphor of the latter. 🙄
13:10 Do guns even exist in this universe? 🤨
13:30
And the Sun is not a ball or fire...neither Earth is a ball of water ..
This scene would make more sense if it was with a Earth and cloud people
Well, Earth is about 71% water, and the sun is made of lots of Plasma burning hydrogen
As a hot air balloon pilot, YES, we use the winds at different altitudes to change directions ❤
8:00 this was literally a few hours ago and 30 citations is a lot. so yes, it would stand out and be memorable
5:46
THANK YOU!!!!!
18:40 That's okay - we can just get Dick van Dirt to do his terrible Rockney accent.
“Act of God? Or act of Clod?”
How does Clod not have his own spinoff?
Clod definitely needs a spin off. I'd watch it.
The scene with them walking through the fence should be sinned for being the best joke in the movie, spoiled by the trailers
Personally I think the Inspector joke was the best, which wasn't spoiled
0:59 - THIS! All the this!
Can I just say how did she change the color of the freaking vase when she remade it without frit or something???
My mom absolutely loves this movie given all the faults, shes a sucker for romance (i.e. chemistry)
Also bro imma really need you to sin Eight Legged Freaks
Bring back the good old days of Pixar when they made actually good movies
lol chemistry. Get it. Because chemistry works with elements. GET IT!
6:05 Just going to throw this out there:
Morgan Freeman
I'm pretty sure Elemental started life as the left over bits from all of Pixar's and Disney's previous films from the past 10 years.
Actually it was from the director’s childhood growing up in nyc as a 2nd gen immigrant
20:29 Haven't laughed that hard in a long time
I just saw your captioning at 14:20 that says dew instead of do. I love that 😂. Keep up the amazing videos
@16:55 got me so unexpectedly 😂😂
1:36 SO TRUE. 😆
isn't that exactly what they did on Ellis Island?? 🤨🤔🤔🤐
Will we ever get a Super Mario Bros. Movie video?
Theyre not allowed to show an entire uncut movie dummy.
When they can find a sin
@@BlooBoi23 fair enough i guess
17:58 it's probably due to forces of gravity
I love 20:21. He should have said that in the movie, I swear!
6:45 if you’re a Sonic fan, and you know who you are, you will see direct relations to Chaos with this comment
This movie was surprisingly good.