Prison With no Guards or Fences But No One Dares to Run Away
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- A boy who comes from a cursed family is sent to a detention camp where he has to dig countless holes and eventually finds a way to get rid of the curse.
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Another awesome thing that is never said is the reason why the lizards never bit Stanley or Zero is bc it was revealed earlier in a flashback that the yellow spotted lizards don’t like the onions Sam has and that’s all the two boys ate on the mountain ! This movie and all its tiny details was amazing
He did mention that in the original statement with Sam and Katherine
you are what you eat xD LOL
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Bro that’s literally like one of the main points of the movie what do you mean tiny detail
@@CriscDogs22 I’m saying the guy who made this video doesn’t mention
Stanley went on to save the world from Decepticons
@@user-ye4bu6xh4c until he went insane and lived in the woods eating people
@@user-ye4bu6xh4c what?
@@user-ye4bu6xh4c And then went to live in the woods and becomes a psychopath cannibal.
Then he found religion and became a priest.
Then his city got attacked by rogue robots plus he is friends with will smith
Another thing that connected them was that the solution to the "smelly feet" problem was the Peaches and Onions, both of which Kissing Kate and Merchant Sam exchanged.
shrek was right all along
@@D0NU75You need a father
Based on statistics if Kissing Kate and Merchant Sam stayed together then she would become pregnant and Merchant Sam would abandon them both.
@@NTJedi cornball
@@NTJedi Bro out here tryina interject racism into a comment about Smelly feet and Onions 💀
Wow, I remember watching this so many times as a kid. Makes me want to watch it all over again.
Yeah
no
same but i thought it was called something else lol
im 90% sure i read like the first half of the book
@@Ryan-mv5wi I remember having it on VCR 🤣🤣
Digging a hole is easy. Digging a hole in the heat is something else.
i dug a hole for my friend when i was about 9 or 10 and it was 4ft by 7ft in greece it took 3 days i would wake up eat breakfast and start digging and after i had finished i was like 3x stronger i could lift 2x my bodyweight and it just proves that even if it is hot and hard and painful you should always push through by the end you will be stronger either mentally or physically
who needs weight when you have holes@@richardadkin5340
@@richardadkin5340 wow thats pretty impressive, greece is hot and thats a big hole for a nine year old. I remember trying to dig as a kid but it was hard because where I live, you dig down like a quarter meter and from then on it's just clay for a long time which is hard to dig through. It also had these scarry big bugs that lived in the clay lol.
So fun fact, there are actually many prisons like this with now walls or fences or anything. Quite a few pristine use nature as their only wall
where
@@Paul-xu6gtlots of Soviet gulags were like that
"fun"
@@Paul-xu6gt Magadan was a gulag for a reason. When you are in the most remote town in the entire union only surrounded by permafrost you really have nowhere to go
@@Paul-xu6gt prisons in the middle of the desert
Imagine finding out about this as an adult after reading the book based on which this was made as a child. Never knowing this was filmed. Seems like I'll watch it with my kids now.
In a similar boat 🤣
same lol
Your english is terrible
The fact that no one knows it’s a book is sad. It’s not adult, I read it twice when I was 7 and we had to do book assignments on it this term.
Yo what's the book called I think I read it @@TheDudeBehindYou691
13:44
“Grandpa I’m tired!”
“WELL THATS TO DAMN BAD, YOU KEEP DIGGING”
😂
I would very much recommend reading the book this is based on, ‘Holes’ it is an amazing book, also the sequel ‘Small Steps’ is very good. For the most part, everything by Louis Sachar is good and worth a read.
Thx for letting me know about small steps.Holes was one of my fav books and i think i have read it hundred of times during english classes aftee being introduced to it in said english class
I absolutely love such movies in which obscure stories of ancestors and the mistakes made by them are connected to the people of today and how they solve those mistakes. This story really gave the important message that every cloud has a silver lining, ie, every bad has some good. Stanley the fourth finally took off the curse from his family.
Shia LaBeouf has ALWAYS been extremely gifted in acting, regardless of how anyone feels about his personal life. From Even Stevens to Holes to Fury to Padre Pio.
You forgot transformers.
Transformers too!
@@gorecore1383 I don't know what possessed me to forget about Transformers. Or Lawless (this and Fury is my favorite performances), Disturbia, Honey Boy. I'm sure there are many others.
What movie is this
@@Just_come_back_to_realitylawless was awesome
That seems like a pretty nice childrens movie, from back when childrens movies had an actually interesting and decent plot.
The "Sam carrying Frodo" moment! 🙂👍
Thank you for the summary! I read the book ages ago but never watched the movie, so I'm glad I was able to see this recap
The movie is really good. I read the book first and honestly liked the movie just as much. If you ever get a chance, then check it out. 😊
What’s the name of the movie?
@@casperr4holes 2003
You should watch the movie w/ you can! It's a bit cheesy but if you can open your heart to that it's awesome, and it's totally worth it to see in full esp. for the kids' acting.
@@casperr4next level of braindead observation. At this point you're just looking for attentuon
I think everyone in my country had to study Holes in seventh grade. Me and my brother still quote this movie daily lol
THATS TOO DAMN BAD 😂😂
What country is that?
@@awhite804 america obviously? they stopped right before i was in 7th gradep
@@deandrep4273 I've read it as well in 7th or 8th grade and I'm from Germany.
@@ThatwasJuli same
im not a soft guy but movies like this sometimes melt my heart and im glad they do
If u read the book Stanley’s family was cursed by madame zeroni because Stanley Yelnats the 1st did not carry madame zeroni up the mountain but zero is a descendent of madame zeroni and Stanley yelnats the 4th carried a descendent of madame zeroni up the mountain so that’s how the curse was broken and things went back to normal
You can also find that out by watching the movie eh
Thanks for explaining what the vid just explained👍well done
My social studies teacher in 8th grade absolutely loved this movie. My class watched it over 10 times during that school year. 😅
Name of the movie please 🙏🙏🏾🙏🙏🏾
@@leonardleano8649 Holes
@@leonardleano8649The movie is called “Holes”
@@leonardleano8649 holes
Holes @@leonardleano8649
I remember watching the movie and reading the book in public school.
Such a gem.
I’m sorry to be that one nitpicker, the video is great overall, but there are some serious facts you got wrong. The first one is the kid in the opening that got bit by the snake didn’t die. It’s not clear if he died in the hospital at any point or not but all they did say when Stanley arrived was he wouldn’t be returning because he was still in the hospital. Next, when you said that Sam lost his mule so he had to get a boat. That is most certainly not true. I don’t know if you said that for censorship but what actually happened was after the town found out about the interracial relationship between Sam and Kate, not only was the school burned down, but there was a manhunt for him. We saw him try escaping on his boat, which he actually had prior to his mule, Mary Lou Dying, and she was actually killed by that mob. This happened moments before Sam was shot while he was fleeing. And third zero didn’t ask if there were stars on the shoes he asked if there were red X’s.
All these recap videos are ai generated. Easy money.
@@23503129 we’ll that explains it.
I almost got my degree in all movie recaps 😂
I saw this movie as a child and I just had learned to read to keep up with the subtitles. I thought it was a dream for so long. Seeing it here made me realize the dream waster better. Even this recap is all over the place.
The kid at the beginning didn't die. They confirm later when Stanley arrives at the camp that the kid is in the hospital.
finally someone who commented this
And how was the kid afterwards being in the hospital and such?
@@JohnFleming-sw7hn they never mention him again, even in the book. they just said he wouldnt be coming back
While I actually loved this movie, I cant help but wondering why werent the Walker just took Kate's body and turned her for bounty? I mean she must be infamous enough to have hefty bounty for dead or alive right?
yeah, but then they would have to carry her body in through the hot desert. and with the guy's characteristics, he wasn't about to do that.
@@kenzi1424Not to mention the fact the town was likely abandoned by most of the townsfolk over the years due to Kate and the lack of water. Hardly had much of a sheriff nearby to turn her in for the bounty.
If anything, even if they did turn her in, the money was used to buy the land so they can dig without anyone around.
by far the best disney movie ever hands down
agreed!
Easily it’s not even cheesy or none of that one of my favorite movies in general
@@biggie2335 idk the swamp gypsy and the upper society housing finale make it pretty cheesy
What's the name?
@@jumahbrady670 holes
Thank you Disney for giving us this childhood classic!
I read this book 4 years ago and it's still my favourite
What is it called ?
@@maheshraju2044 holes
One of my favorite books growing up, the movie slapped as well. Thanks for this review
One of the best movies I've ever seen
I liked my own comment
Like begging 🤓
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Just because how honest you were I liked your comment
You barbarian, in name of the youtube council, I hereby declare you a fugitive and set a bounty on your account.
ok
I remember watching this so many times as a kid and loving it every time. Incredible film.
been waiting for someone to do this gem properly
So it is true, Disney used to make decent, wholesome entertainment. Huh, thought it was a myth🤔
Woah what a throw back!! Great nostalgia movie
I've seenn this over 20 times in my 28 years✊🔥
Or as my friend's dad called this book when it came out (around the same time the Monica thing happened. "Holes: The many adventures of Bill Clinton". lol.
20 years later and that joke holds up even more so lol.
Recuerdo esta película de cuando era adolescente, y me gusto tanto que suelo verla minimo 1 vez al año junto a la triología de regreso al futuro.
Glad this recap was made. This is an awesome story.
I saw this a LIFETIME ago when I was a kid in elementary school. I even read a couple chapters of the book. I'm glad I finally got closure for this book and movie. Thank you.
whats the movie called
@@TheRealJace. Holes.
Fun Fact: Barf Bag never died. He was just hospitalized.
I read the book a few weeks ago. It was a fun and interesting read. Completely forgot there was a movie about it too.
whats the movie called
Rick Fox playing a baseball star is pretty interesting.
I love this movie. I am reading the book for school, and I finished it, and when I was reading it, it is quite literally a puzzle where all the pieces are found at the end. It's amazing.
I’ve watch this movie like a million times till this day I still watch it its a really good movie I love this movie so much
The was one of the first novels I ever read 20 years ago.
@@user-ye4bu6xh4c I haven't read this book, but The Outsiders was amazing.
At this point, I'm just trying to guess the movie based on the title, knew it was holes! That's a point for me 😂
My favourite movie growing up
This is the best book and movie that I've ever seen in my life.
Also if anyones wondering (for some godly reasoning) the movies called "Holes"... shocking!!!!!
The novel this movie is based off of was the first book I ever read
So that's how the movie was originally called. In France the french name was "La morsure du lézard" or "the lizard's bite". I loved the story, but the movie wasn't famous so nobody else saw it in my family.
I watch this when i was kindergarten..thanks for reminding me..i was looking for this movie
It feels like nostalgia when i saw scene eating big onions..but i don't know what movie name that time , because i still kid that timr
I’ve seen this movie so many times in school and every single time I loved it. The other movie we watched was where the red Fern grows and I never want to see that movie again, too sad for me.
I found this movie boring as kid, now as an adult I love it.❤
holes is one of the best movies ever!
I read the book of this in 6th grade and this remember the whole thing by heart. Great recap.
Thanks for the scene pack bro
Who here read the book from school 🔥🔥🔥
Present
Me
Damn I remember watching this in school as a kid.
Me too
The "dead" child is not dead, he's just hospitalized. Neither is Stanley the First.
One of my favorite books and movies as a kid 🥲 I remember when Disney Channel showed clips of the cast singing and rapping lol I vaguely remember the lyrics at the end of the film.
Very wholesome movie
Since then, this place is called as the "Holey Land" and the warden's nickname changed into "Holey Molly"
I watched this movie in my English class, and oh god it’s a great movie
Loved when Caveman broke the curse
Probably the only book I've ever read that got turned into a movie
hunger games, harry potter, outsiders?
Movie recaps but nowhere do they state the name of the movie and doesn’t credit said movie
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@@j.ordan23 nowhere in description, doesn’t cite the directors nor the name in the description
@@Beagle36 it’s not in the description cause it’s in the video?
It appears at the beginning of all their videos.
It's called 'HOLES'
I loved this movie especially when my teacher first read the book first and my favorite line “I’m tired of this grandpa” “WELL THAT’S TO DAM BAD.”
The nostalgia I'm getting from watching this😭
Real ones read and watched this in school
Australia be like
This was so good. Are there more films like this?
It is called holes defiantly recommend it 10/10
I liked my own comment too
How the hell is this comment on the top?
@Schlanket I got no clue man.
I liked my own comment😂😂😂
I really don’t know why but Ill always love this movie. I watched a thousand times.
2:40 that is the most contradicting thing I ever heard😂😂😂
I love holes it was literally one of my favorite childhood movies
i saw that film with my school class and its GREAT!!!!! you must watch it
I heard that later the Warden needed to get some samples.
Last i heard, she is now with Eywa
I loved this book it was amazing, anyone else remember reading this is grade 5?
Yeah I read this in Year 8 ( 1st year ) which is the first school year in Secondary School in Northern Ireland
This is one of my favorite movies (and book) of all time
I read the entire book of holes at school oml I finally can see this in your channel
I remember my teacher reading this book to me in like 2nd grade. I was so happy when Disney channel made a movie about it.
Ridley is the Warden?! 🤣
I remember watching this in 4th grade it brings back so many memories
I've watched it a few months ago and it's very good honestly
Cool! Didn't know that there was a movie.
wow from the details to the story amazing
One of my best childhood movies
Hahaha the title and thumbnail 😅 you make it seem like some sorta thriller movie!!
Wow..this is a beautiful story
Honestly one of the best non animated films Disney ever adapted. And during their 2000s peak too.
Saw the title and thumbnail and knew it was Holes which I've seen so many times and laughed out loud
Such a modern classic!
I remember this movie from a Civics or History class back in like... 5th grade. Man I feel old seeing it again. Good movie though!
I saw the video and immediately said outloud (yet quietly) "holes"
I love this movie.
It's rare for me to find movies I love.
I remember watching this in school!!
read the book, too.
its truly amazing.
This book was amazing
surprised there's been no copyright strike. anyways good book, great movie.