"Jambareeqi Reviews" - The Road to El Dorado
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- Season 13, Episode 140
I review Dreamworks' buddy comedy movie "The Road to El Dorado", which follows two con artists and their scam to trick a lost civilization that they are Gods.
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You know, I really wish Dreamworks would just go on and make the series of sequels they originally planned. I get that the movie tanked at the box office, but I really think enough people love it now that they would be successful. So come on, Dreamworks, please make it happen. No more of that Trolls and Boss Baby bullshit!
I wish Dreamworks still made Hand drawn movies!
Harry Thomas Pictures Yeah..
The Dragon Critic Yeah they're hand drawn movies like Prince of Egypt and Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron are some their best movies😉!
Harry Thomas Pictures Yep
yes
@come to order! C.G.:the Cartoon Judge! its true
I have to admit that for the longest time, I've always considered this movie a bit of a guilty pleasure, in that I could always get far more invested in this movie than I ought to. True it does fall short on it's potential and how great it COULD have been on several accounts, but for all the things it gets right, it always lifts my spirits when I sit down to watch it. Ironically, this movie was meant to serve as a pilot to a series of sequels and TV episodes before it bombed.
I won't argue that Kline's and Brannagh's singing wasn't great, but you know what? Dwayne 'the Rock' Johnsons's singing for Moana is also technically not great, but his energy in the role makes up for it (ironically, I can't help but paralleling 'You're Welcome' and 'It's Tough to be a God', because the two songs have so much in common).
I learned about Aztec's culture their History and what wipe them out completely in school
The volcano moment was an extremely meta joke about the butterfly effect.
5:29 I mean, I guess one could suppose that they made a deal with the gods; but that would open a whole other can of worms and probably transform the entire story, since it would involve new implications; such as what each party obtains as benefits, the possible ulterior motives the gods could have, or even what would happen if either party broke the deal or crossed a line
Here's something interesting:
The Road To El Dorado > Shrek
I really want this movie have a sequel
nikosafer1 yes
I still really enjoy this film but I'll admit, nostalgia plays a big role there. It's a good movie but sadly, nothing more. It does what it's supposed to do to be good, good animation, good characters, good music.
i will agree to me it feels a bit rushed like there could have been more i actually really enjoy the main duo
You do realize that the only real motivation they have is find gold
I'm sorry, but I'm not sure what your point is?
We don't know that gods really don't bleed. Just that the priest(forgot name) believed they didn't. I have a theory that Tolio and Miguel are human incarcerations of the gods they're believed to be, but don't know it. That, or they're demigods(again, they don't know it) and their god parent(s) are helping them out. This would explain all the plot conveniences, the volcano, and the bleeding thing.
If the film fully confirmed that they were incarnations of gods, then i'd believe all the conveniences, but that's not the case.
Jambareeqi it's just a theory of mine. It would be a good thing to explore if they ever made some sort of sequel. Why was it so easy to find, and since when do volcanoes start to erupt and just quit? Someone in the movie should be questioning it. The volcano thing at the very least.
Oh it's a good theory, don't get me wrong, I just need solid evidence to believe it myself.
Jambareeqi Fair enough
tulio and miguel kinda remind me of timmy and chloe from fairly oddparents. one is a plan-savvy voice of reason with a questionable sense of morality. and the other one is an energetic optimist with a heart of gold.
I know is way too late and maybe someone has already mentioned it before, but Tulio and Miguel don't just happen to look like El Dorado's Gods. Historically when the Spanish people came to conquer Mexico, the Aztecs genuinely thought this men were Gods because they had never seen white men or horses and that's why they welcomed them like deities and of course the Spanish took advantage of that. I don't know if that also happened in South America but yeah, it wasn't that much of a plot convenience more like a nod to history.
Anyways I loved your review and your detailed style of score, I actually agree with a lot of points and some I've never thought before. Thank you very much.
Ohhhh the memes of this movie. XD
Leonardo Juan I haven't seen any memes of this yet
Alright, Cuba!! XD
I love the new intro! I love that The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a part of it. It's my favorite Disney movie!
I've never seen this movie, but does anyone else think that Tullio looks exactly like a twenty-something version of Henri from the old PBS cartoon Liberty's Kids. Like maybe he's his distant ancestor or something 😂
if Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmaron can get a Netflix series, why can't The Road to El Dorado get one?
Plot Twist. The entire movie takes place in The Forest of Convenience from Galavant.
This review sounds like the plot to Atlantis
you deserve way more credit man 4.9k isnt enough atleast 100k+
Yeah I enjoy all three movies you mentioned at the end
The Road to El Dorado was also scored by John Powell.
Otto West plays Tulio
Dude i love your vids
Cheers!
I wonder if this was before or after Jim Cummings did sonic satam
4:40 to 5:00 - If El Dorado had taken that adventure direction, wouldn't that have turned it into yet another Indiana Jones ripoff?
You can make an adventure film without copying Indiana Jones, it just takes a fresh imagination. Indy doesn't hold a claim over an entire genre.
This is my eldest brother’s favourite DreamWorks film.
Winnie the Pooh is Cortez!?
As a kid I had no idea the title was Road To El Dorado, I always just thought it was El Dorado
It's not an island
I grew up with the Spanish dub and I LOVE how animated the voice actors sound. The singing is also HELLA BETTER in that dub too. It also seems fitting since Miguel and Tulio's language is supposed to be Spanish.
Speaking of languages, how the heck are they communicating with the natives?
Because dubbing all the locals language in Nahuatl would strain the eyes of an audience.
4:34 in other words, make it like Uncharted.
I think this movie wasn’t bad but that The Emperor’s New Groove was better.
I think Jambareeqi just wants an Uncharted movie
At 2:49 you coulda put a much better quote/scene
True
Hey I know it's not all animated but could you maybe review who framed Roger Rabbit?
I've already reviewed it :)
Alright, tough suggestion, and I doubt it'll ever be on the show, but could you please consider reviewing the Unico movies?
I'll take it into consideration but I can't make any promises. However, I encourage you to submit your request to the next poll: fans.vote/v/ACojIqxqSgk and consider sponsoring me on my Patreon because some Patron rewards let you make me review ANYTHING you want :)
Alright! At the moment, I'm not in my best economical state, but if I get back on top, I might as well join Patreon to help you and Brandon Tenold out.
Thanks for replying! :3
Jambareeqi are you a very big fan of Calvin and Hobbs, Peanuts and The Real Ghostbusters?
I'm a fan of Peanuts but not the others, not really experienced them
Please experience Calvin and Hobbes, even if you only read a single comic strip (although some of them have continuity, so I recommend starting with a random Sunday strip in that case.) It's about a boy and his stuffed tiger. 💖 I own the three volume hardcover complete collection and it was totally worth the money, but you should be able to find some strips online for free. :)
Opens up the package...AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA😱
Weirdly enough, some of the plot contrivances are based in real historical events actually related to Hernán Cortés (hi, I'm Mexican hehe), in our history there were two men (Gonzalo Guerrero and Jerónimo de Aguilar) Who got stranded here and one of them actually maried a mayan princess, he is often called El Padre del Mestizaje and even died fighting for the freedom of mayan people against his own people. The other one, was eventually rescued by Hernán Cortés and helped him in his conquest. When Cortés arrived in Tenochtitlán, The aztecs really thought they were gods because Weirdly enough they really looked alike the human form of Quetzalcoatl, Who was prophetized to return from beyond the sea.
QUESTION!! WHAT YOU THINKING ABOUT THE MOVIE CALLED...
COMET IN MOOMINLAND (1992)
Not seen it
I really recommend to watch this movie.
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Awesome Review.
Can you review Kung Fu Panda Legends Of Awesomeness?
Maybe one day
***** Do u accept Legends Of Awesomeness as canon to the KFP Troligy?
First comment! I love your videos Jambareeqi! Your reviews are very entertaining and well put together! Keep up the great work!
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Jambareeqi nice review
Great review but theres only one issue I take with it. El dorado isn't on some random island, its in south america. The continent. Which is an easier place to get stranded in... I will admit though them landing in the exact spot where the map specifies is far-fetched
also yes cortez was a colonist but even in real life he was threatening, he basically wiped out all the south american civilizations in one foul swoop and arguably performed the most successful genocide out of all the europian colonisations. And he wasn't facing tribes but actual full on city's and civilisations.
i think this is an awesome film
This movies pretty good but its no prince of egypt
I like the movie of the road to Eldorado can you review the prince of egypt
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The RL Cortes was a fucking monster.
TH-cam, Y U No keep my thumbs up under the videos I watch ? :(
Or as I like to call this:
plastic surgery: the movie.