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I would love to see you guys watch these Pixar family/animated type movies, if you haven’t done so I’ll like to you guys to watch Cars, The Incredibles, Toy Story, Over The Hedge and others
Please do Lilo and Stitch (2001) the first one - I think you'll like it.. Awesome Disney classic. Same animation style as cartoon classics (I know you mentioned you like Prince of Egypt). thanks for brightening up our days! :) take care and hope your family is happy and healthy.
Mary Gibbs (the voice of Boo) is a friend of mine and she really is a very sweet gal. She loves doing conventions and meeting her fans and even kids who were shown the movie because of the parents showing it and them loving it. It really is a timeless classic movie that I know will never lose it's way to entertain any age
@@SJHFoto Yes, "slaps" is good lol. They take some creative liberties with a few things, but ultimately nothing affects the faithfulness to the story too much. They are telling the entire story of Moses' birth to the Isrealites escape from Egypt in an hour and a half, so not everything is perfect. Definitely a billion times more faithful to the source material than something like "Noah" was.
The part with Randall in the trailer makes me laugh every single time. "Another gator?!" That type of humor is right up my alley. I love this movie and it was such a huge surprise to me when it came out. This is definitely one of Pixar's best movies and I really, really hope you do react to more because Pixar had some real masterpieces. Please, please react to 'The Incredibles'. That movie is a whole lot of fun.
I second the Prince of Egypt being the next animated watch. It stands head and shoulder above anything else. The cast, the directing, the score, and if you’re into that sort of thing, the BIBLICAL significance all rolled into the most impressive thing dreamworks has ever achieved.
I wanna thank you for not saying that Prince of Egypt is “underrated,” I’m SO SICK AND TIRED of people throwing around “underrated” so much on TH-cam! It’s annoying as hell. Prince of Egypt wasn’t underrated anyway… it did very well at the box office and the song “When You Believe” was actually a very big song
Important to note it's "biblical" significance, as historically its dangerously incorrect on many levels. Because especially as it relates to Egypt, there is basically no connection with any history we've found evidence for - and as egypt goes we have a lot.
There are SO many good Pixar films, even the recent ones. Y'all gotta check out at least a few more! Incredibles, Toy Story, Coco, Soul, WALL-E, etc. So many to choose from.
@@jmacmall I actually really liked soul too, I just feel it isn't really universally beloved- don't get me wrong it's certainly much greater than Cars 2 or The Good Dinosaur, it's probably on par with Onward but I just don't think it'll be remembered in the same way as a Finding Nemo, WALL-E or Coco...even among kids I believe it hasn't done very well in terms of merchandise. There are animated classics, both vintage and modern (Frozen, Moana to name a couple) but there are also films that were good (Raya and the Last Dragon comes to mind) that people just don't recognize
This movie was the very first movie I ever saw in theaters . My parents took me to the theaters to see this, it became a household favorite years and years after. Fun fact Monsters Inc was one of the first animated films to be nominated for Best Animated Picture at the Oscars along with Shrek and Jimmy Neutron, Shrek ended up winning
The last couple of minutes always tear my heart out. Laughter is the biggest power, carrying a piece of someone you love wherever you go and as you move in life despite the loss. but man that one moment at the end, the idea of hearing again the voice of someone you love, miss and never thought you'd hear again, and they call you lovingly by your nickname as if no time has ever passed? I always sob.
Monsters Inc is one of the best Disney Pixar movies ever. Can't believe it'll be 22 years since it was released. Absolutely heartwarming and nostalgic.
This is my favorite movie of all time. My parents got it on VHS when it came out and I watched it so much that the tape actually broke only a few months after getting it. My high school graduation cap was related to it. loved the video!
You can always tell many of these react channels have obviously seen the films before hand, but there’s no need for you guys to explain yourselves you can tell you are very genuine
Monsters Inc. is a classic. Also has a special place in my heart. Every year, our families would get together for Thanksgiving, about 12 kids and 10 adults. After eating, we'd go to the theater to watch the latest holiday-time movie. Monsters Inc. was out just in time for that tradition. Imagine 22+ people raiding the theater in Downtown Disney to watch this on the big screen. Was a memorable moment for sure. Also, yes to The Incredibles and Toy Story!
One of the most interesting scenes in this movie for me, is when Randall, Waternoose and Fungus are about to use the scream machine on Boo that you can really analyze their evil scale based on their individual reactions! Randall is the only one out of the three that is truly evil and sadistic, as he isn't bothered one bit by the suffering the little girl was about to endure. All he cared about was how much this machine was going to earn him the recognition he believed he deserved! Waternoose is visibly uncomfortable, and acknowledges how messed up using this machine is. However, he believes that it is a necessary evil in order to save the city of monsters! He is one of those villains that takes no pleasure in the evil actions they commit, but they genuinely believe that they're the only way to produce effective solutions. Fungus isn't actually believe, and is only following Randall's orders because he fears him and is the most sympathetic towards Boo in that scene. Because he also experienced first hand what the machine will do to someone, he knows how much it was not only going to hurt Boo but also kill her as he barely survived upon recovering.
Billy Crystal and John Goodman as Mike and Sully are dynamic duo that is unmatched and undeniable chemistry. You should watch the prequel film to this movie Monsters University where Mike and Sully first met years before working at Monsters Inc.
Holden saying "Its Late" in the intro scene when he saw the clock just had me hunched over laughing. That was the most adult/ dad thing he could have said in reaction to this whole video, I laughed too hard for that but I'm glad I did.
We just came back from Hollywood Studios where my son met Sully for the first time. He's two and demands Monster's Inc. and/or University most nights. When he saw Sully, he had the biggest smile, ran full speed into his giant furry body.
"AYYYYY, THAT'S PRETTY GOOD!!" I just finished watching a vid about why this movie was one of the Greatest Pixar ever created, that 2319 joke was so creative, and the way they used it, and the way the animators decided to use it the 4th time (breaking the Rules of 3s, and break the 4th wall) to set up a trap at the end, was GENIUS 👌👌!!!! (CHEF'S KISS) (Sry for a 1 year late comment, I just came across this react video, and I agree on how creative that 2319 joke was 😂😂)
Forget Toy Story 3, Forget Up, Sully grabbing Boo’s tiny little hand in his giant one as they say goodbye is the Pixar moment that makes me bawl my eyes out
The joke with Sulley fainting over and over again when he sees what he think is Boo going through the trash compactor, is inspired by the Chuck Jones cartoon Feed the Kitty where Marc-Anthony the bulldog watches in horror when he think his kitten friend Pussyfoot is being baked into a batch of cookies by his mistress and he faints over and over again in horror.
The monsters inc laugh factory is great. One dude fell asleep and while he was asleep the animation of mike was making fun of him. Everyone including his wife was laughing.😂
Roz saying Mike Wazowski is always such a classic line! Would love to see more pixar movies like Up or Wall-e too. Even though Prince of Egypt isn't a pixar movie, it's one of my all time favorite animated films. Great art, story and music. Highly underrated, but a definite classic.
Toy Story is so interesting in that... The concept is great, but pure childish fodder: what if toys were alive? In someone else's hands it would be just a fun adventure. In Pixar's hands however, it is existential angst masquerading as children's movies that reduces adults (like me) to puddles of tears. They're great.
Toy Story is one of those movies that is so iconic that she would have had to of seen it. She has a kid after all. It does slap tho. My favorite animate movie series.
2:19 Yeah, being born in 2001 will always make me remember how old movies like Monsters Inc, Shrek, the first Harry Potter, and Fellowship of the Ring are. As well as other life changing events...
@Holden have always loved this film, thanks for this. I liked your discussion with your wife on this :). @Jen you continue to impress with your breakdown of what you like love and didn't... and the banter with you and hubby Holden is always fun :). Ty Both
This movie holds such a deep place in my heart. When I was about 6 I had a tv with a VHS player, and I had Monsters Inc. on VHS as well. Not even exaggerating, I watched this movie ever. single. night. for about 2 years straight. I will love and cherish this movie for the rest of my life.
This is one Pixar's best films they made. Very glad Jen is giving it a chance. While I understand she doesn't watch a lot of animated films. I get it, but I do recommend you guys watch Studio Ghibli films. Studio Ghibli films are Japanese animated films, but however some of those films have some pretty deep stories. In fact, some of Studio Ghibli films are a little more mature than most of western animated films. I hope one day you guys decide to watch them in the near future.
I would love to see some reactions to Ghibli's work, they are some of the best animated films ever made. Unfortunately it does come with the drawback of Ghibli being particularly harsh when it comes to copyright, so there is a certain level of risk there
In my opinion this is the best Pixar movie, and it was released in the peak golden years of Pixar, back when they hade amazing ideas and even better execution
Monsters Inc was the first movie my parents ever took me to see in theaters. I can hardly even remember it as I was only 3 years old, but I love this movie so much.
The Latin Spanish dub is filled with memes. Ranging from cuidadito to 3312 instead of 2319 to the Argentine monster to pejelagarto, this film had me cracking up as a kid. I wish we could convert our laughter into sustainable energy for our planet.
when my youngest niece was little she looked just like boo so seeing this brings back the memories thank holden for showing jen this film loved jens reaction im glad she thought boo was cute too
12:25 fun fact in the original movie they didn’t put a force field around the restaurant they just blow it up in a fiery explosion but they changed it because of 9/11. In fact something similar happened with Lilo and Stitch in the climax of the film the main characters go to save Lilo from the captain by flying after them in a spaceship but in the original they hijacked an airplane to go after them and they also changed that to for obvious reasons.
So glad Jen enjoyed this! There will be no complaints from me if Pixar is the next movie series yall go with. Their new movies like Luca and Elemental have been just as good as their old ones!
This is my little sister favorite movie of all time. So much so, she dressed as Boo many times during Halloween and she has a precious memory where she met Sully and he treated her like he treats Boo, it was like Sully seeing Boo again and we think it was because she had the little pigtails Boo has at the time, it was adorable.
One of my most cherished movie ever. I have a Mike figure since the movie was released. It will always be in my possession and the animation is the very first pixar movie i watched with my daughter when she was 7. She absolutely loved it. Love the content again, keep the fun going ❤
Wow this movie still holds up to the test of time! I even felt a few tears because it brought back my childhood memories ☺️ if and when I have kids this is a classic I have to show them just like Shrek and Toy Story!
I’m sure someone has already commented about this, but you should also watch Monsters University. Both are great movies. I would love to see more reactions to Pixar movies.
This movie was part of my favorites as a child, I definitely took this out on VHS multiple times, went to the prequel (monsters university) premiere and now my kids who are 4 have fallen in love with it as well on Disney+, definitely a classic.
According to some fan theories the world of Monsters Inc is actually the world of post apocalyptic mutants. The doors allow them to travel back in time.
Holden realizing his fam is like the incredible means he's found the perfect Halloween costume idea. Have to do it quick tho, before the little one gets too old
One notable, last minute change to the movie was the restaurant quarantine scene. Originally, the restaurant was supposed to be blown up with explosives. For obvious reasons, it was changed but when the CDA show off the bag that hid Boo, you can still make out the extra damage.
When i was little my parents would call me 'Boo' because i looked so much like her. Big brown eyes, dark brown hair in pigtails and always wearing my favorite color, PINK!
When watching Pixar movies, hopefully, you'll watch the associated shorts. Each movie starts with a short but on the DVD releases, some of them have an additional short. Monster's Inc.'s DVD short was Mike's Car.
I thought it was funny how later on I saw a clip that showed when they shaved that orange monster, it explained when they called out "23-19" it was to represent the letters W-S for White Sock. I hadn't realized it until I had seen that clip. Wasn't sure why they still said it later on in the locker room scene.
Fun theory that most people have accepted about Boo is that she's actually Violet from the Incredibles. Main reason behind it was because of how she keeps disappearing then reappearing like the scene where she and Sully are playing hide and seek it's a good theory and could be very possible
My dog that I had for 13 years. Since I was a kid, I always called her, Kitty since she was small, and gentle. Sometimes I’d even say it like the kid does😂
TOMORROW IS THE 22nd ANNIVERSARY OF MONSTERS INC!!!!!! I actually got to see this back in 2020 in theaters, they were playing classic movies in theaters, same year I got to see Toy Story and Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone in theaters as well!!!!! Which all 3 were amazing to see in theaters!!!!
Fun fact: the reason Randall squints is because he's near sighted. We see this in Monsters University, a prequel to Monsters Inc, where Randall wears glasses. He actually removed them at Mike's suggestion to make him look scarier.
Funny enough, this is one of the first films i didn't fall asleep in as kid... That and Jurassic Park 3, both are VERY different 2001 films lol Jen explaining how she managed to not see mist family amd pixar films make so much sense. I'm lucky my mom loves movies, so we watch them together, if not, I'll have to eatch the film myself.
I tell myself every video "THERE IS NO WAY JEN HASNT SEEN THIS ONE" It's awesome tho cause I like seeing someones reaction to a movie they havent seen.
Ray Harryhauser first job was in 1940. After serving in WWII. He got more work in 1946 doing shorts. In 1949 his first major work began with Mighty Joe Young. He worked on movies until 1980/81. For Clash of the Titans (1981) was his last movie he did stop motion animation on. His 1950's -70's Sinbad movies. And Jason & the Argonauts(1963) was his master piece. His creatures in the 1970's Sinbad movies were beautifully done too. He was inspired as a 13 year old watching King Kong at the theater in (1933) and the (1920) movie The Lost World. Which rereleased in the 1930's too.
It was my pleasure and honor to have met Ray in 1992 at a Sci Fi con in Philadelphia. I had just bought a film fantasy scrapbook of his work in the dealer's room, and just as I was leaving he was as well. I politely introduced myself and asked if he could sign the book. Ray had a twinkle in his eyes and suggested that we could chat until his handlers came to take him off to dinner. That was thirty minutes of two artists chatting about all things animation and creative in general. He even grilled me about my work; illustration mostly and I imagine that's how he'd felt when Ray first met his hero: Willis O'Brian. 😎❤👍
This movie brings my heart so much joy. Back when around this movie was around it was one of my favourites so much sooo Boo made me wish for a little sister and it wasn’t long after my little sister was born and 19 years later we still call her Boo.
Having since seen The Big Lebowski, the scene where you meet Randall all I could hear in my head was Goodman saying, "Donny you're out of your element!"
I loved watching your reactions to this movie. It is rumoured that Pixar have a connect universe and Boo is actually Emily from Toy Story 2 and is Andy’s mum. The child who leaves Jessie during the ‘when somebody loves you’ song plays. There are many Easter eggs that all these movies interlink together. There are some very interesting theory’s about all the movies being in the same universe
7:25 1920s films! Are you serious? That said, I didn't realise how much younger you guys are than me. When your wife mentioned her childhood in relation to a 2001 film, it really sunk in. (I'm almost 50)
Originally, Harryhausen's would have been blown up but since 9/11 happened, they had to change it into being incased in a force field instead. It's a good thing this happened as Harryhausen's could be referenced and used for Monsters At Work series on Disney+ (which have many references to the movie, including the actual reason why Abomible Snowman really was banished, unlike the implied reason from Monsters University). Lilo & Stitch and Spider-Man also had change portions of their movies to erase any coincidental connections to 9/11. The Former had to remove a scene where a Boeing 747 was hijacked and an aereal chase change settings (and the hijacked plane being replaced by Jumba's spaceship) and in the latter to remove World Trade Center from some scenes.
There's a popular fan theory that all Pixar movies are actually part of the same universe and that Boo eventually grows up in a post-apocalyptic world and is a character in Brave.
Its a real shame that you only showed just over 20 minutes or more of the movie for your viewers to watch with you both!! But still a great film!!😅🤣😂👏🙌🙏👍❤🎉
You guys gotta do Monsters University next!! Monsters Inc was according to my family the only thing that would keep me quiet as a baby. I love this movie. Regrettably Shark Tale and Robots were other movies that I loved as a kid so really my opinion means nothing 😂
Wonderful reaction to a wonderful Pixar movie. It would have been nice to have watched Coco, to have had it published today (actual Día de los Muertos in Mexico), but this is just as good.
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I want you and your wife to watch Up. Prepare the tissues.
I would love to see you guys watch these Pixar family/animated type movies, if you haven’t done so I’ll like to you guys to watch Cars, The Incredibles, Toy Story, Over The Hedge and others
Please do Lilo and Stitch (2001) the first one - I think you'll like it.. Awesome Disney classic. Same animation style as cartoon classics (I know you mentioned you like Prince of Egypt). thanks for brightening up our days! :) take care and hope your family is happy and healthy.
Soul
Please keep doing Pixar classics!! The Incredibles is one of my favorite movies of all time
Mary Gibbs (the voice of Boo) is a friend of mine and she really is a very sweet gal. She loves doing conventions and meeting her fans and even kids who were shown the movie because of the parents showing it and them loving it. It really is a timeless classic movie that I know will never lose it's way to entertain any age
Would she be interested in an interview?
@@HoldenHardman I've interviewed her on my channel before, I don't see why not!
Put that thing back where it came from or ao help meee
"Kitty" ❤
Holy crap, that is awesome!!😃 do ppl ask her to say "Mike Wazowksi!"?😅
Prince of Egypt slaps SO HARD. The star-studded cast, the incredible music, the beautiful animation. Definitely needs a vid.
Oh please do this movie!
Is "slaps" good? Is the movie biblically accurate?
They did with My Friend Watches
I would like to see Jen watch though
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@@SJHFoto Yes, "slaps" is good lol. They take some creative liberties with a few things, but ultimately nothing affects the faithfulness to the story too much. They are telling the entire story of Moses' birth to the Isrealites escape from Egypt in an hour and a half, so not everything is perfect. Definitely a billion times more faithful to the source material than something like "Noah" was.
The running gag of covering Mike actually came to DVD as well. They were shipped with a sticker that covered him on the cover.
The part with Randall in the trailer makes me laugh every single time. "Another gator?!" That type of humor is right up my alley. I love this movie and it was such a huge surprise to me when it came out. This is definitely one of Pixar's best movies and I really, really hope you do react to more because Pixar had some real masterpieces. Please, please react to 'The Incredibles'. That movie is a whole lot of fun.
If you're a southerner, it's even funnier. 😆
The trailer is actually the same one from A Bug’s Life if you didn’t know. Also the Pizza Planet Truck was parked next to it
I second the Prince of Egypt being the next animated watch. It stands head and shoulder above anything else. The cast, the directing, the score, and if you’re into that sort of thing, the BIBLICAL significance all rolled into the most impressive thing dreamworks has ever achieved.
I wanna thank you for not saying that Prince of Egypt is “underrated,” I’m SO SICK AND TIRED of people throwing around “underrated” so much on TH-cam! It’s annoying as hell. Prince of Egypt wasn’t underrated anyway… it did very well at the box office and the song “When You Believe” was actually a very big song
Important to note it's "biblical" significance, as historically its dangerously incorrect on many levels. Because especially as it relates to Egypt, there is basically no connection with any history we've found evidence for - and as egypt goes we have a lot.
@@Souledex so it’s inaccurate to the Bible?
@@nsasupporter7557no I believe they're saying it's accurate to the bible, but not accurate to any actual history.
There are SO many good Pixar films, even the recent ones. Y'all gotta check out at least a few more! Incredibles, Toy Story, Coco, Soul, WALL-E, etc. So many to choose from.
Oh, I do LOVE Coco
Soul? Eh...Coco was probably the last real banger Pixar put out- compare it to something like Puss in Boots 2 and it doesn't hold a candle
@@BichaeldeAngelo Yes, I included the Pixar film that won 2 Oscars & dozens of other awards and that I personally enjoy.
@@jmacmall I actually really liked soul too, I just feel it isn't really universally beloved- don't get me wrong it's certainly much greater than Cars 2 or The Good Dinosaur, it's probably on par with Onward but I just don't think it'll be remembered in the same way as a Finding Nemo, WALL-E or Coco...even among kids I believe it hasn't done very well in terms of merchandise.
There are animated classics, both vintage and modern (Frozen, Moana to name a couple) but there are also films that were good (Raya and the Last Dragon comes to mind) that people just don't recognize
@@jmacmall I would also add that the year was 2021 when Soul won, a year in which it's only real competition WAS onward because of the pandemic
Was not expecting a Pixar movie! There are so many well written animated gems, would love to see more.
This movie was the very first movie I ever saw in theaters . My parents took me to the theaters to see this, it became a household favorite years and years after. Fun fact Monsters Inc was one of the first animated films to be nominated for Best Animated Picture at the Oscars along with Shrek and Jimmy Neutron, Shrek ended up winning
Me too lol!
Me too! I was 3 years old at the time.
Me too!
Jimmy Neutron was nominated? What in tarnation
@@kevinzhang6623It definitely wasn't.
The last couple of minutes always tear my heart out. Laughter is the biggest power, carrying a piece of someone you love wherever you go and as you move in life despite the loss. but man that one moment at the end, the idea of hearing again the voice of someone you love, miss and never thought you'd hear again, and they call you lovingly by your nickname as if no time has ever passed? I always sob.
Monsters Inc is one of the best Disney Pixar movies ever. Can't believe it'll be 22 years since it was released. Absolutely heartwarming and nostalgic.
personally i would love a pixar binge, its a nice change of pace and i get a chance to relive my childhood
MAJOR props on the praise for The Prince Of Egypt. One of my all time favorite animated movies too. A straight up masterpiece. 👊
Prince of Egypt is REALLY good but The Ten Commandments with Charlton Heston is better.
6:26 Mike was just happy to have been involved.
You guys should definitely do a Pixar binge. They're all so good and worth watching. Especially the new films.
This is my favorite movie of all time. My parents got it on VHS when it came out and I watched it so much that the tape actually broke only a few months after getting it. My high school graduation cap was related to it. loved the video!
You can always tell many of these react channels have obviously seen the films before hand, but there’s no need for you guys to explain yourselves you can tell you are very genuine
Monsters Inc. is a classic. Also has a special place in my heart. Every year, our families would get together for Thanksgiving, about 12 kids and 10 adults. After eating, we'd go to the theater to watch the latest holiday-time movie. Monsters Inc. was out just in time for that tradition. Imagine 22+ people raiding the theater in Downtown Disney to watch this on the big screen. Was a memorable moment for sure.
Also, yes to The Incredibles and Toy Story!
I remember how like 10 Christmases ago I saw it theaters in 3D
@@wickedshadesproductions5254 interesting. I didn't know it came out in 3D. Would've loved to see that.
The mobile home that Randal gets banished to is the same house from Bug’s Life, where underneath is the “big city” that Flik finds the circus bugs at.
One of the most interesting scenes in this movie for me, is when Randall, Waternoose and Fungus are about to use the scream machine on Boo that you can really analyze their evil scale based on their individual reactions!
Randall is the only one out of the three that is truly evil and sadistic, as he isn't bothered one bit by the suffering the little girl was about to endure. All he cared about was how much this machine was going to earn him the recognition he believed he deserved!
Waternoose is visibly uncomfortable, and acknowledges how messed up using this machine is. However, he believes that it is a necessary evil in order to save the city of monsters! He is one of those villains that takes no pleasure in the evil actions they commit, but they genuinely believe that they're the only way to produce effective solutions.
Fungus isn't actually believe, and is only following Randall's orders because he fears him and is the most sympathetic towards Boo in that scene. Because he also experienced first hand what the machine will do to someone, he knows how much it was not only going to hurt Boo but also kill her as he barely survived upon recovering.
Holden is right about Prince of Egypt being the best animated film ever.
Monster's University (2013) is pretty underrated, so it'd be awesome if you were to react to it as well!
Billy Crystal and John Goodman as Mike and Sully are dynamic duo that is unmatched and undeniable chemistry. You should watch the prequel film to this movie Monsters University where Mike and Sully first met years before working at Monsters Inc.
Holden saying "Its Late" in the intro scene when he saw the clock just had me hunched over laughing. That was the most adult/ dad thing he could have said in reaction to this whole video, I laughed too hard for that but I'm glad I did.
12:27 fun fact: In the original cut of the film, that was actually an explosion. But due to 9/11, it was later changed in fear of being of poor taste.
4:21 dude! yes! Such a great movie. And Prince of Egypt hits so differently when you’re an adult, especially if you’re an adult of faith.
We just came back from Hollywood Studios where my son met Sully for the first time. He's two and demands Monster's Inc. and/or University most nights. When he saw Sully, he had the biggest smile, ran full speed into his giant furry body.
there is bloopers for this movie, actual animated bloopers. like they were putting weird backgrounds for randall or they fall down and they laugh etc
Fun fact the CODE 2319 is referencing the letters of the alphabet W(23) and S(19) for white sock
"AYYYYY, THAT'S PRETTY GOOD!!" I just finished watching a vid about why this movie was one of the Greatest Pixar ever created, that 2319 joke was so creative, and the way they used it, and the way the animators decided to use it the 4th time (breaking the Rules of 3s, and break the 4th wall) to set up a trap at the end, was GENIUS 👌👌!!!! (CHEF'S KISS)
(Sry for a 1 year late comment, I just came across this react video, and I agree on how creative that 2319 joke was 😂😂)
Forget Toy Story 3, Forget Up, Sully grabbing Boo’s tiny little hand in his giant one as they say goodbye is the Pixar moment that makes me bawl my eyes out
The 00s was realy insane with animated moveis. Monsters inc, Finding nemo, incredables, cars, Wall-e. Up, Shrek, Sirit, Madagaskar, Kungfu panda,
She now needs to watch ALL of the Pixar movies... and then discuss the Pixar Theory!
The joke with Sulley fainting over and over again when he sees what he think is Boo going through the trash compactor, is inspired by the Chuck Jones cartoon Feed the Kitty where Marc-Anthony the bulldog watches in horror when he think his kitten friend Pussyfoot is being baked into a batch of cookies by his mistress and he faints over and over again in horror.
The monsters inc laugh factory is great. One dude fell asleep and while he was asleep the animation of mike was making fun of him. Everyone including his wife was laughing.😂
I definitely recommend inside out. I think that’s probably Pixar’s best or at least one of their best films they did.
Mary Gibbs (Boo) was the voice of Baby Riley from archive footage/ recordings.
I love the conspiracy theory that boo grows up to be the friend in Red. She’s the only one that takes to the panda monster because she loves Sulley.
That's a good one, but her name is Abby and Boo's real name is Mary. Maybe she's related to Boo?
Roz saying Mike Wazowski is always such a classic line! Would love to see more pixar movies like Up or Wall-e too. Even though Prince of Egypt isn't a pixar movie, it's one of my all time favorite animated films. Great art, story and music. Highly underrated, but a definite classic.
would love to see Jen’s reactions to the Toy Story series. By far my favorite of the pixar movies
Toy Story is so interesting in that... The concept is great, but pure childish fodder: what if toys were alive? In someone else's hands it would be just a fun adventure. In Pixar's hands however, it is existential angst masquerading as children's movies that reduces adults (like me) to puddles of tears. They're great.
Toy Story is one of those movies that is so iconic that she would have had to of seen it. She has a kid after all. It does slap tho. My favorite animate movie series.
It's like reacting to an R Kelly album, only a lot worse, knowing what we know now about Tom Hanks.
16:43 hardest I've laughed in a long time 🤣🤣 "how many kids you got in there" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
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Yeah, being born in 2001 will always make me remember how old movies like Monsters Inc, Shrek, the first Harry Potter, and Fellowship of the Ring are.
As well as other life changing events...
@Holden have always loved this film, thanks for this. I liked your discussion with your wife on this :). @Jen you continue to impress with your breakdown of what you like love and didn't... and the banter with you and hubby Holden is always fun :). Ty Both
This movie holds such a deep place in my heart. When I was about 6 I had a tv with a VHS player, and I had Monsters Inc. on VHS as well. Not even exaggerating, I watched this movie ever. single. night. for about 2 years straight. I will love and cherish this movie for the rest of my life.
This is one Pixar's best films they made. Very glad Jen is giving it a chance. While I understand she doesn't watch a lot of animated films. I get it, but I do recommend you guys watch Studio Ghibli films. Studio Ghibli films are Japanese animated films, but however some of those films have some pretty deep stories. In fact, some of Studio Ghibli films are a little more mature than most of western animated films. I hope one day you guys decide to watch them in the near future.
YES! Ghibli would be great!
I would love to see some reactions to Ghibli's work, they are some of the best animated films ever made. Unfortunately it does come with the drawback of Ghibli being particularly harsh when it comes to copyright, so there is a certain level of risk there
In my opinion this is the best Pixar movie, and it was released in the peak golden years of Pixar, back when they hade amazing ideas and even better execution
Monsters Inc was the first movie my parents ever took me to see in theaters. I can hardly even remember it as I was only 3 years old, but I love this movie so much.
That's my memory with the first Toy Story! Has always held.a.super special place in my heart for that reason
Would love to see Jen react to more of golden age Pixar, stuff like Toy Story, the Incredibles, WALL-E, Cars, etc
The Latin Spanish dub is filled with memes. Ranging from cuidadito to 3312 instead of 2319 to the Argentine monster to pejelagarto, this film had me cracking up as a kid. I wish we could convert our laughter into sustainable energy for our planet.
when my youngest niece was little she looked just like boo so seeing this brings back the memories thank holden for showing jen this film
loved jens reaction im glad she thought boo was cute too
19:09 your wife’s reaction is the best
12:25 fun fact in the original movie they didn’t put a force field around the restaurant they just blow it up in a fiery explosion but they changed it because of 9/11. In fact something similar happened with Lilo and Stitch in the climax of the film the main characters go to save Lilo from the captain by flying after them in a spaceship but in the original they hijacked an airplane to go after them and they also changed that to for obvious reasons.
So glad Jen enjoyed this! There will be no complaints from me if Pixar is the next movie series yall go with. Their new movies like Luca and Elemental have been just as good as their old ones!
This is my little sister favorite movie of all time. So much so, she dressed as Boo many times during Halloween and she has a precious memory where she met Sully and he treated her like he treats Boo, it was like Sully seeing Boo again and we think it was because she had the little pigtails Boo has at the time, it was adorable.
One of my most cherished movie ever. I have a Mike figure since the movie was released. It will always be in my possession and the animation is the very first pixar movie i watched with my daughter when she was 7. She absolutely loved it. Love the content again, keep the fun going ❤
I watched this in the theater with my parents, and the ending made me cry.😢
Wow this movie still holds up to the test of time! I even felt a few tears because it brought back my childhood memories ☺️ if and when I have kids this is a classic I have to show them just like Shrek and Toy Story!
I’m sure someone has already commented about this, but you should also watch Monsters University. Both are great movies. I would love to see more reactions to Pixar movies.
I love how Jen went from "I don't know if I like animated stuff" to " so far it's been pretty good".
The guy in the with two eyes as individual heads looking at himself during the confession is my favorite
Randall’s assistant was voiced by *Frank Oz* - the man behind Yoda, Miss Piggy, Bert, Cookie Monster, Fozzie Bear, etc.
This movie was part of my favorites as a child, I definitely took this out on VHS multiple times, went to the prequel (monsters university) premiere and now my kids who are 4 have fallen in love with it as well on Disney+, definitely a classic.
According to some fan theories the world of Monsters Inc is actually the world of post apocalyptic mutants. The doors allow them to travel back in time.
Monsters Inc is directed by Pete Docter who was directed Up, Inside Out and Soul. He (in my opinion) is Pixar's best director.
Holden realizing his fam is like the incredible means he's found the perfect Halloween costume idea. Have to do it quick tho, before the little one gets too old
One notable, last minute change to the movie was the restaurant quarantine scene. Originally, the restaurant was supposed to be blown up with explosives. For obvious reasons, it was changed but when the CDA show off the bag that hid Boo, you can still make out the extra damage.
When i was little my parents would call me 'Boo' because i looked so much like her. Big brown eyes, dark brown hair in pigtails and always wearing my favorite color, PINK!
5:19 “Is that a fish?!”
Absolutely LOVED this movie as a kid and even now! So glad Jen got to watch and enjoy this
I love how Mike and Sulley are always there for each other.
Fun fact about the movie. The actress of Boo wouldn't sit still in the recording studio so the people at the studio followed her to record her lines.
When watching Pixar movies, hopefully, you'll watch the associated shorts. Each movie starts with a short but on the DVD releases, some of them have an additional short. Monster's Inc.'s DVD short was Mike's Car.
I thought it was funny how later on I saw a clip that showed when they shaved that orange monster, it explained when they called out "23-19" it was to represent the letters W-S for White Sock. I hadn't realized it until I had seen that clip. Wasn't sure why they still said it later on in the locker room scene.
Fun theory that most people have accepted about Boo is that she's actually Violet from the Incredibles. Main reason behind it was because of how she keeps disappearing then reappearing like the scene where she and Sully are playing hide and seek it's a good theory and could be very possible
My dog that I had for 13 years. Since I was a kid, I always called her, Kitty since she was small, and gentle. Sometimes I’d even say it like the kid does😂
TOMORROW IS THE 22nd ANNIVERSARY OF MONSTERS INC!!!!!! I actually got to see this back in 2020 in theaters, they were playing classic movies in theaters, same year I got to see Toy Story and Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone in theaters as well!!!!! Which all 3 were amazing to see in theaters!!!!
Fun fact: the reason Randall squints is because he's near sighted. We see this in Monsters University, a prequel to Monsters Inc, where Randall wears glasses. He actually removed them at Mike's suggestion to make him look scarier.
Funny enough, this is one of the first films i didn't fall asleep in as kid... That and Jurassic Park 3, both are VERY different 2001 films lol
Jen explaining how she managed to not see mist family amd pixar films make so much sense. I'm lucky my mom loves movies, so we watch them together, if not, I'll have to eatch the film myself.
This era of Pixar was the best, I especially loved that they animated bloopers for the end credits
I tell myself every video "THERE IS NO WAY JEN HASNT SEEN THIS ONE" It's awesome tho cause I like seeing someones reaction to a movie they havent seen.
This guy was the first recipient for best animated picture at the Oscars in 2002
Ray Harryhauser first job was in 1940. After serving in WWII. He got more work in 1946 doing shorts. In 1949 his first major work began with Mighty Joe Young. He worked on movies until 1980/81. For Clash of the Titans (1981) was his last movie he did stop motion animation on. His 1950's -70's Sinbad movies. And Jason & the Argonauts(1963) was his master piece. His creatures in the 1970's Sinbad movies were beautifully done too. He was inspired as a 13 year old watching King Kong at the theater in (1933) and the (1920) movie The Lost World. Which rereleased in the 1930's too.
It was my pleasure and honor to have met Ray in 1992 at a Sci Fi con in Philadelphia. I had just bought a film fantasy scrapbook of his work in the dealer's room, and just as I was leaving he was as well. I politely introduced myself and asked if he could sign the book. Ray had a twinkle in his eyes and suggested that we could chat until his handlers came to take him off to dinner. That was thirty minutes of two artists chatting about all things animation and creative in general. He even grilled me about my work; illustration mostly and I imagine that's how he'd felt when Ray first met his hero: Willis O'Brian. 😎❤👍
This movie brings my heart so much joy. Back when around this movie was around it was one of my favourites so much sooo Boo made me wish for a little sister and it wasn’t long after my little sister was born and 19 years later we still call her Boo.
Having since seen The Big Lebowski, the scene where you meet Randall all I could hear in my head was Goodman saying, "Donny you're out of your element!"
I think cars is my favorite pixar i grew up loving that movie and now it’s permanently sealed in my mind and heart
Yesss I’ve been waiting forever for y’all to start on animated movies
Jason and the Argonauts came out in 1963. The last movie he worked on was Clash of the Titans from 1981.
I loved watching your reactions to this movie. It is rumoured that Pixar have a connect universe and Boo is actually Emily from Toy Story 2 and is Andy’s mum. The child who leaves Jessie during the ‘when somebody loves you’ song plays. There are many Easter eggs that all these movies interlink together. There are some very interesting theory’s about all the movies being in the same universe
19:13 I always wondered why was there a door in the middle of nowhere 🤣
7:25 1920s films! Are you serious?
That said, I didn't realise how much younger you guys are than me. When your wife mentioned her childhood in relation to a 2001 film, it really sunk in. (I'm almost 50)
Fun fact- Randall's sidekick Fungus is voiced by Frank Oz!
Originally, Harryhausen's would have been blown up but since 9/11 happened, they had to change it into being incased in a force field instead. It's a good thing this happened as Harryhausen's could be referenced and used for Monsters At Work series on Disney+ (which have many references to the movie, including the actual reason why Abomible Snowman really was banished, unlike the implied reason from Monsters University).
Lilo & Stitch and Spider-Man also had change portions of their movies to erase any coincidental connections to 9/11. The Former had to remove a scene where a Boeing 747 was hijacked and an aereal chase change settings (and the hijacked plane being replaced by Jumba's spaceship) and in the latter to remove World Trade Center from some scenes.
Okay that synchronized drink at 7:55 was pretty cute
the garbage scene with sully is one of the most hilarious scenes ever lol
There's a popular fan theory that all Pixar movies are actually part of the same universe and that Boo eventually grows up in a post-apocalyptic world and is a character in Brave.
Yes! this is my favorite animated film ever!!!
Its a real shame that you only showed just over 20 minutes or more of the movie for your viewers to watch with you both!! But still a great film!!😅🤣😂👏🙌🙏👍❤🎉
You guys gotta do Monsters University next!! Monsters Inc was according to my family the only thing that would keep me quiet as a baby. I love this movie. Regrettably Shark Tale and Robots were other movies that I loved as a kid so really my opinion means nothing 😂
I can't believe it took me this long to realize that Sully is voiced by John Goodman.
Wonderful reaction to a wonderful Pixar movie. It would have been nice to have watched Coco, to have had it published today (actual Día de los Muertos in Mexico), but this is just as good.
This was one of my favorite movies as a toddler. My mom says that i would always ask for it by saying "inc inc"
The last stretch of this movie will always make me cry. *Always*