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The fact that jacks sister looked like that kid makes me think what if the mom is his sis because she was the only one who new who jack frost was think about it
@@keystrobro6083 well Jack Frost died around the 1700s, so the mom wouldn’t be alive. But there is a theory that Jamie is related to Jack somehow, so Jamie’s mom would be related too. Sorry I’m kind of a diehard ROTG fan, so I know these things lol
I never realised this back then, but the cast for this movie is top notch! • Chris Pine as Jack Frost • Alec Baldwin as Nicholas St. North • Jude Law as Pitch Black • Isla Fisher as the Tooth Fairy • Hugh Jackman as the Easter Bunny
@Fatima Carrano It depends. Most of the time sequels aren't handled well and end up making the overall story weaker. If they planned it that's okay but for other movies such as megamind etc a closed story is enough. Not everything needs to be dragged on, a lot of stories have perfect endings and then studios still end up making a sequel that just detracts from what came before.
there's kind of an implication that the boy is descendant of his sister, which i adore considering he literally wouldn't be there without jack frost's first act of guardianship
@@E_btsot798 well, jack's sister would be jamie's great-great-great-great, maybe one more great, grandma/aunt/relative, considering they say jack is over 300 years old which maybe places the flashbacks to jack's human life around the late 1600s, early 1700s? so perhaps it could have been a story passed down from generations. but i think ppl mainly think that jamie could be a relative of jack's sister bc i think the pond/lake they corner pitch in at the end is similar to the one jack drowned in? so it's kind of assuming that generations of sophie's future family never once thought abt moving, aha.
Nah, he and Bunnymund are on the same level. The last one can be higher actually. Sandy only can manipulate the golden sand, but Bunny can shape shift, sense people's emotions, read their thoughts, travel through time and space all by himself and manupilate nature. I mean, he's the one who gave the earth a globe form and created all the continents. And Pitch is afraid of him as well-that's why he wiped out all mighty Pookas, leaving Aster all alone
A little info about Jack's staff. A common misconception is that it is the source of Jack's magic, but that's not true. It's a conduit for stronger magic. He is still a winter spirit without it, but it's his only belonging and a vital tool. He can still make it snow, make frost, and as you saw in the movie, bring frost creations to life and make "happy flakes". His breath is also magical. But he can't fight or fly without it, which is why he couldn't escape the ravine. It helps him control the magic that is already within him. Which is why he was able to fix it in the first place. The first attempt was just him smashing two pieces of dead wood together. The second was him actually believing in himself, using the magic inside of him to mend it. Also, because Jack is a seasonal spirit, he doesn't exactly need believers to sustain himself as the Guardians do. But believers would definitely make him more powerful. I'd imagine it's also a comfort item as well. He spent 300 years almost completely alone, with no one to believe in him or give him the time of day. The Guardians knew of him, Bunny had even met him, but none were really there. And to make it worse, he never knew why. He had no memories. He's a 14-15-year-old boy who drowned trying to save his sister and was forced to spend centuries alone, with only a staff to his name. And when he finally did get his memories back, it was too late. Everyone he knew was already gone. His age is also why he might come off as selfish initially. His emotional and mental growth was stunted due to being stuck as a teenager for eternity. Which is why I personally hate any ship that involves him. Because they're all older than him. But his being selfish is also due to him only having himself for company for so long. He's had no one else to talk to. Of course, he's going to be eager to help them if it involves him finally learning his purpose. Gods know that the Guardians never helped him during his whole immortality. That's why they had to have a catch. This movie is dark and angsty, but they really glossed over just how much.
And what also funny, Jude Law, who voiced Pitch, is going to be playing Captain Hook in Disney upcoming Live Action Remake of Peter Pan, coming to Disney Plus In 2023
Best easter movie ever... Only easter movie? Idk... Anyway, I love this movie! It is so wholesome and creative, and Chris Pine is so great as Jack frost! And also who didnt crush a little on Jack frost? Who'd have thunk.
There’s a reason in the books as to why Jack is so powerful despite no one believing in him. Evidently Jack was a literal star in those books with all the cosmic power within, and he chose to lock away both his power and his memory to live a human life. Him becoming a guardian likely unlocked a sizable portion of those abilities as the Moon Man saw fit.
@@genevieveroy780 Yeah, this was based on a book series, and holy shit does it have an expanded lore. It even goes into Pitch's backstory too. Turns out that the OG Pitch was a really chill dude, but he only turned evil after falling into a vat of eldritch space nightmare magic.
@Dr King the Book series is called “The Guardians of Childhood” by William Joyce. By the looks of it, the movie nailed the aesthetic of the characters too. Lots of pictures and beautiful artwork. There are also plenty of TH-cam videos regarding the lore. The whole aesthetic is genuinely beautiful, and it actually inspired a story of mine in the past.
This is such a good movie! Really wish more people knew about it, it's perfect for any time of year and I love the similarities between Jack Frost and Pitch Black. They did such a good job with it!
This is one of my favourite movies of all time 😭❤️ Also I read somewhere this theory that Jamie is a descendant of Jack's family and that's why Jack's sister looks so similar to Jamie and why Jack was particularly drawn to him idk but I like this idea
William Joyce, the creator of Rise of the Guardians was responsible for one of my fav childhood shows, Rolie Polie Olie. He's in the very early stages of bringing Rolie Polie Olie back. Hope it happens!
@@astralbulldragon1397 George Shrinks was the Bomb and Rolie Polie Olie was one of the few "little kid" shows that was tolerable. (Grandparents didnt have "older kids" channels)
William Joyce is from the area where I grew up! He's a local icon; we even have a mural of Rolie Polie Olie in downtown~^.^ He's incredibly supportive of the arts and children. He's always holding book signings/readings and helping with local art events. His daughter passed away young, and a lot of his work is inspired/dedicated to her, like Epic and Rise of the Guardians~~~
Hi, Just a few things. Yes they are yetis, Jack's centre is Fun and there is a book series. And I don't know if it was clear to you but Jack ended up dying when he fell in the lake. Just a few facts that I love. Oh and Ps there was an end credit scene.
@@harrypottersnumbrfan Ya that too! Everyone was chosen to be a guardian from the get go. I feel like the man in the moon knew Jack was always going to be a guardian but when he drowned MiM was forced to move up plans and changed him before he was ready. He is also supposed to have been 14, thus the only child. Though the movie makes him more 17ish.
If you watched the movie you would have known it was a pond and not a lake (1. You see it in wide shots. 2. Jack literally says, "At the pond...") Jack didn't die he was saved and transformed. The dead don't breath (Watch as Jack takes breaths!).
@@SexyRyo1 Ya I know it was a pond. Lake was just the word in my head at the time. He would have died if he wasn't saved. The breathing might just be a habit? It's really a matter of perspective and headcanon I suppose.
No sequel unfortunately but the fanbase is hoping for ananimated Netflix TV series since DreamWorks has a history with Netflix from Voltron and She-Ra.
Ethan Crouch as much as I love the film I would kill for an adaptation of the books. I would love to see Joyce’s original version of Toothina fully animated
I saw it in theaters for my birthday, and I loved it ever since. I just want to see more from the universe in some way. I loved how each of the characters are altered versions of how we came to know them. Like the Easter Bunny being buff and temperamental, and Santa being a tattooed boss. How Jack is the embodiment of joy and wants to only bring fun and joy to children. It's just so much fun.
Honestly, it skyrocketed to my top 3 winter-but-not-Christmas movies the second I saw it, it's so good and I still tear up when Jack says "He sees me!"
I still hope this film gets a sequel one day - I'd love to see more of these amazing characters. 3:56 It could also be cool to see other characters in this universe, i.e. Mother Nature, Father Time, the Groundhog, the Leprechaun, Cupid, etc
I still belive Rise of the guradians is an amazing underrated movie! I remember watching it when I was a kid and loving it. I always remember how the scene in which Jack saw his memories hit me hard, I was crying, I was a kid but I understood he died saving his little sister and that's why the moon gave him a second chance in life knowing he will be needed in te future. The scene in the Easter Egg place is one of my favourites, as Santa said "We are so busy bringing joy to children that we... Don't have time for children?" that's such a moment of realization for everyone.
Child me was in LOVE with Jack Frost🥰 Also this version of Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny are just the best. They took the old fat dude and the tiny lil bunny and turned them into absolute badasses😂 (all the other characters are amazing too)
that is actually debatable with fairytale lore saying that Jack Frost was not always Jack Frost, but rather a Nightlight, -Knightlight?, that actually took care of Man in the Moon, as a job or as a purpose. So I give you this to better explain it. th-cam.com/video/pEU--dL_La8/w-d-xo.html
Idk about that, but maybe that's why he is OP! he's my most favorite in this movie. Well first it was Jack Frost because of his story, character development but Sandman is so cute and badass, they all are but he is definitely the OP character out of all of the guardians.
This is such an underrated movie, it was so well done, and that Santa is one of my all-time favorites. I mean, a Russian bad-ass Santa is just so cool.
This is my favorite movie because it helped me get out of a dark place when I was little. I was being bullied and I felt so alone, even though I had my family. When I first saw the movie, I related to Jack Frost a lot and he became my favorite character. It’s still my favorite movie today, and I wish they would’ve made a sequel. Thank you Rise of the Guardians, for helping me feel less alone in the world.
I remember going to see this in the theater and the whole intro, but especially the part when Jack is putting frost on all the trees, made me feel like a little kid again. I was almost 22 at the time.
A funny story about that movie happened to me. When this movie came out, I actually didn't plan on watching the movie although I liked the trailer. The movie was released around the same time that Madagascar 3 was (...I think it was Madagascar...) and I really wanted to watch that movie instead. We were visiting my sister who lives in another city and they (my mother and sister) had some things to do and after that, my mother and my sister wanted to go shopping, but I didn't. So we said they would bring me to the cinema, go shopping while I could watch Madagascar and then pick me up again. Now it happened that the things they had to do before took longer than expected, so I missed the beginning of Madagascar for around half an hour or more, so there was no point in watching that movie on this day anymore. Then instead I decided that I want to watch this movie since it would start in the next 10 minutes or so. And I was so so happy, that I could see it although I never planned to watch it at that time. Such a funny and astonishing coincidence now that I think back at that time. Also I love the soundtrack of this movie. Sorry if my English isn't so good, I actually don't speak English.
When I was a kid, I used to dream that Hiccup from How To Train Your Dragon and Jack Frost were besties who went around helping each other on adventures
This was a great movie, and an even greater reaction! You know, there's a similarly titled movie called "The Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole". It's this really cool 2010 3d-animated film about owls fighting a war. It still holds up despite its age and I think you'd really like it!
I think the true power of Jack Frost is to turn everything into a game and help people manage their fear. He did it with his sister so she wouldn't panic and break the ice. He did it with the kids so their fear wouldn't feed Pitch Black anymore. He is the playful side of winter, the little bit of fun during the darkest and most dangerous season.
I love when people react to this movie because the original creator of the guardian series William (Bill) Joyce is from my hometown. He’s the sweetest and loves interacting with fans. He has also won an Oscar for a short film he wrote.
Funny story about this movie. When I saw it when I was little I went to the theater when I was at the age where I questioned if Santa and the others were real. But after this movie. I looked to my mom and I said “I really believe in them”. But the craziest thing is right after the movie was over when I went looked outside the window of the theater it was snowing!! And I don’t mean flurries I mean the snow was maybe 6 inches deep and before the movie started it was sunny and there wasn’t even a hint that there would be snow. And ever since i during every first snow fall of the winter make a heart shaped snow ball and leave it on the ground and say “thank you jack. And I believe and thank you for my favorite season”. I’m 22 and I still do it to this day
Theory: the reason Jack has an impact on the boy is because unknowingly but knowingly by instinct. He is the descendant of jacks little sister he saved from the breaking ice
I've watched this movie at least 14 times. I've loved and cried every moment that everytime my family and I watch it together, they get weirded out how I can magically recite most of my favorite scenes. Gosh this movie is incredible and I can't say it enough. I cry every damn time; the music, humor, voice-acting, animations.... this movie deserved better, compared to mediocre films like Frozen was so overrated.
this is my favorite movie of all time! jack is my comfort character. I even made an OC that's like me because he and I can relate to a lot and I ship him and my oc together.
Thanks so much for reacting to this movie! It's so underrated, and one of my absolute favorites. There's also a cool theory that the kid Jamie is distantly related to Jack Frost, which is why Jack sorta looked after him, and why Jamie was the 1st kid to believe in him. They also reference this movie in Wreck It Ralph 2, since many people ship Elsa with Jack Frost (myself included). 😊❄
The boogeyman actually has a sad backstory. He was a general who served under Man in the Moon’s father. When monsters called Dream Pirates attacked the kingdom, forcing Pitch to leave his wife and daughter. His home was attacked when he was gone, his wife died, jumping from a window with one of their daughter’s dolls, while the little girl few away in a spaceship. When Pitch returned home, he thought his family was dead, so he voluntarily guarded the prison for the Dream Pirates. They were able to break his spirit by mimicking his daughter’s voice, and making him open the prison door and possessing him.
18:35 Tooth's crush on Jack was cute asf, but it's impressive how much fanfiction & fanart this film inspired of Jack Frost & Hiccup (How to Train Your Dragon) somehow lol
I honestly *love* this film. I've seen it multiple times & I appreciate it more w/ each watch - the action, the comedy, the wholesome moments, etc, are all amazing. I also *love* everything about the characters tbh: - their *character designs* 8:149:53 (badass Russian Santa 2:11, Australian Pooka warrior Easter Bunny 3:117:53, Human/Hummingbird hybrid Tooth Fairy w/ hordes of mini-fairies 2:48, etc) - their skills & *weapons* (i.e. swords 9:17, boomerangs, sandwhips 10:53, magic staff, etc) - their *powers & abilities* (i.e. dreamsand manifestations & thought bubbles, winter magic, magic tunnels, snow globe portals, flight, etc).
oh YAY, i'm so glad you're reacting to this movie! RotG is so underappreciated, i swear. it's a fantastic movie and it deserves so much more love than it got from both critics and box office. so happy to see it getting some new fans even nearly a decade later. it's one of my favorite animated movies, and now i really want to watch it again, lol. PS: yes, those were indeed yetis. the main one in the film is called phil. 😄 PS2: since you like christmas movies, have you seen klaus on netflix? so good.
Am never going to not hear “Bitch” when I hear his name in this movie now. 😂 This movie is fantastic, super glad you watched it. Think imma stick around for more reactions like this. 😁👍
If I had to pick, I'd say I have two favourite moments: 1. When Jamie finally sees Jack. Sent chills. 2. The way Jack said goodbye to Jamie, those are beautiful, profound words, ending with something epic: "kinda makes You a Guardian, too"
THANK YOU for reacting to this. This film is *SO* under-reacted-to. Also-- would you maybe consider reacting to 'Hoodwinked'? Also, 17:22 -- they *DID* call them that! [SANTA]: "Hope the Yetis treated you well?" / [JACK]: "Don't worry! Never got past the Yetis"
Brought to you by DreamWorks starring Chris Pine as Jack Frost. A newly deceased man who became a holiday guardian along with a group of others as they face off against the Boogie Man known as Pitch is voiced by Jude Law. Santa known as North is voiced by Alec Baldwin. Tooth Fairy is Tina Fey. Easter Bunny is Hugh Jackman. Sandman has no voice but signs
This is exactly why I love this movie so much! It wasn’t just a very well done film, it transports you back to your childhood. I wish there was a reboot or something that extended the Guardian’s stories because they have so much more then the film showed. I also wanted to say that this movie has been my emotional anchor. See, I love movies, art, etc. After I loss my dog, Chloe, I was very depressed and had a MAJOR block. (writer’s and artist’s block) Became of this, I was frustrated that I couldn’t do what I love. This movie gave me hope (no pun intended, lol) to get out of my depression and was able to do the things I ❤️, so thank you DreamWorks. (Love you Miss C🐾
When I was a kid I would watch this movie and Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole. I think my child brain associated them with one another, but they're completely different movies LOL. I still love both though. I would watch them on repeat.
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The fact that jacks sister looked like that kid makes me think what if the mom is his sis because she was the only one who new who jack frost was think about it
@@keystrobro6083 well Jack Frost died around the 1700s, so the mom wouldn’t be alive. But there is a theory that Jamie is related to Jack somehow, so Jamie’s mom would be related too. Sorry I’m kind of a diehard ROTG fan, so I know these things lol
Have you seen "Lilo and Stitch"? If not - consider reacting - it's on the lever of Kung Fu Panda and Mulan.
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just found your channel from this reaction (subbed) and loved your sarcastic jokes while appreciating the story :)) would also love to see a sequel!
I never realised this back then, but the cast for this movie is top notch!
• Chris Pine as Jack Frost
• Alec Baldwin as Nicholas St. North
• Jude Law as Pitch Black
• Isla Fisher as the Tooth Fairy
• Hugh Jackman as the Easter Bunny
Oh my goodness I just now realized that Pitch Black was Lemony Snicket in the first Series of Unfortunate Events film. Wow.
Wait, Hugh Jackman IS the voice of the Easter Bunny
Sweet
I didn't know Hugh Jackman voiced Bunny
Chris Pine??!
@@Shythalia
this is such a comfort movie for me, even as an adult
I'm still upset it got taken off netflix
Absolutely 100% I love this too and I agree with you with it being comforting
@@fanofall1163They brought it back to Netflix!
The greatest animated movie that never got a sequel.
And Mega Mind.
Not everything needs a sequel
@Fatima Carrano That's too bad then. I have a lot of fondness for this movie.
@Fatima Carrano It depends. Most of the time sequels aren't handled well and end up making the overall story weaker. If they planned it that's okay but for other movies such as megamind etc a closed story is enough. Not everything needs to be dragged on, a lot of stories have perfect endings and then studios still end up making a sequel that just detracts from what came before.
@Fatima Carrano Well let's hope for the best then.
there's kind of an implication that the boy is descendant of his sister, which i adore considering he literally wouldn't be there without jack frost's first act of guardianship
Awww that makes the story even cuter because you know the sister told stories about jack to her kids as they were growing up!
@@E_btsot798 well, jack's sister would be jamie's great-great-great-great, maybe one more great, grandma/aunt/relative, considering they say jack is over 300 years old which maybe places the flashbacks to jack's human life around the late 1600s, early 1700s? so perhaps it could have been a story passed down from generations. but i think ppl mainly think that jamie could be a relative of jack's sister bc i think the pond/lake they corner pitch in at the end is similar to the one jack drowned in? so it's kind of assuming that generations of sophie's future family never once thought abt moving, aha.
Sandman in this is absolutely the strongest Guardian. That's why Pitch always looked terrified when he had to fight him.
Nah, he and Bunnymund are on the same level. The last one can be higher actually. Sandy only can manipulate the golden sand, but Bunny can shape shift, sense people's emotions, read their thoughts, travel through time and space all by himself and manupilate nature. I mean, he's the one who gave the earth a globe form and created all the continents. And Pitch is afraid of him as well-that's why he wiped out all mighty Pookas, leaving Aster all alone
A little info about Jack's staff. A common misconception is that it is the source of Jack's magic, but that's not true. It's a conduit for stronger magic. He is still a winter spirit without it, but it's his only belonging and a vital tool. He can still make it snow, make frost, and as you saw in the movie, bring frost creations to life and make "happy flakes". His breath is also magical.
But he can't fight or fly without it, which is why he couldn't escape the ravine. It helps him control the magic that is already within him. Which is why he was able to fix it in the first place. The first attempt was just him smashing two pieces of dead wood together. The second was him actually believing in himself, using the magic inside of him to mend it. Also, because Jack is a seasonal spirit, he doesn't exactly need believers to sustain himself as the Guardians do. But believers would definitely make him more powerful.
I'd imagine it's also a comfort item as well. He spent 300 years almost completely alone, with no one to believe in him or give him the time of day. The Guardians knew of him, Bunny had even met him, but none were really there. And to make it worse, he never knew why. He had no memories. He's a 14-15-year-old boy who drowned trying to save his sister and was forced to spend centuries alone, with only a staff to his name. And when he finally did get his memories back, it was too late. Everyone he knew was already gone.
His age is also why he might come off as selfish initially. His emotional and mental growth was stunted due to being stuck as a teenager for eternity. Which is why I personally hate any ship that involves him. Because they're all older than him. But his being selfish is also due to him only having himself for company for so long. He's had no one else to talk to. Of course, he's going to be eager to help them if it involves him finally learning his purpose. Gods know that the Guardians never helped him during his whole immortality. That's why they had to have a catch.
This movie is dark and angsty, but they really glossed over just how much.
9:00 I do believe in fairies! I do! I do!
lol 17:04 You thought of it
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It's funny how this movie takes place around Easter, but it honestly feels like a Christmas movie. Also, that Peter Pan reference was so perfect.
@Kayla Wise Agreed. Especially since both feature multiple characters that are either the embodiment of holidays or heavily connected with them.
@Kayla Wise oh yeah. And letting Jackman use his real accent was a great choice
And what also funny, Jude Law, who voiced Pitch, is going to be playing Captain Hook in Disney upcoming Live Action Remake of Peter Pan, coming to Disney Plus In 2023
@@animation1300 I did not know this, but it makes me happy. Thanks!
The way Jack's cloak shimmered with frost patterns every time it moved in the beginning when he came out of the ice? Amazing.
I love that as the ten year anniversary is coming closer, people are starting to notice Rise of the Guardians and reacting to it
No one stands a chance against the great and powerful Cupcake
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@catinthehat12 oh my gosh YES
Best easter movie ever... Only easter movie? Idk... Anyway, I love this movie! It is so wholesome and creative, and Chris Pine is so great as Jack frost! And also who didnt crush a little on Jack frost? Who'd have thunk.
Agree, he has like an older brother vibe, that is so adorable.
There’s a reason in the books as to why Jack is so powerful despite no one believing in him. Evidently Jack was a literal star in those books with all the cosmic power within, and he chose to lock away both his power and his memory to live a human life. Him becoming a guardian likely unlocked a sizable portion of those abilities as the Moon Man saw fit.
Even if this Jack isn't the same, he is literal the embodiment of a season unlike the other guardians.
THERE IS A BOOK????
@@genevieveroy780 Yeah, this was based on a book series, and holy shit does it have an expanded lore. It even goes into Pitch's backstory too. Turns out that the OG Pitch was a really chill dude, but he only turned evil after falling into a vat of eldritch space nightmare magic.
@Dr King the Book series is called “The Guardians of Childhood” by William Joyce. By the looks of it, the movie nailed the aesthetic of the characters too. Lots of pictures and beautiful artwork. There are also plenty of TH-cam videos regarding the lore. The whole aesthetic is genuinely beautiful, and it actually inspired a story of mine in the past.
@@dyproxus1806 oh damn, what’s it called? I need to get in it!
"I do believe in fairies i do, i do"....i was so happy he brought that up...i love that movie sooo much... Jeremy was my first crush
he is still one of mine :D
This is such a good movie! Really wish more people knew about it, it's perfect for any time of year and I love the similarities between Jack Frost and Pitch Black. They did such a good job with it!
This is one of my favourite movies of all time 😭❤️
Also I read somewhere this theory that Jamie is a descendant of Jack's family and that's why Jack's sister looks so similar to Jamie and why Jack was particularly drawn to him idk but I like this idea
Wow this idea is great
Yh I think he is yk. Jack's family also had a blond girl and that may somewhat explain Sophie, although we don't see their dad down the line
sAnDY, wHy dIDN't yOu sAY sOMethInG lOL.
Sandy: SONOFA-
He boutta throw hands-
@@kenjamarticus Oh hi! I'm a follower of yours on Pinterest!
William Joyce, the creator of Rise of the Guardians was responsible for one of my fav childhood shows, Rolie Polie Olie. He's in the very early stages of bringing Rolie Polie Olie back. Hope it happens!
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@@mathias_c_2756 yeah. He also created George Shrinks and Meet the Robinsons.
@@astralbulldragon1397 George Shrinks was the Bomb and Rolie Polie Olie was one of the few "little kid" shows that was tolerable. (Grandparents didnt have "older kids" channels)
William Joyce is from the area where I grew up! He's a local icon; we even have a mural of Rolie Polie Olie in downtown~^.^ He's incredibly supportive of the arts and children. He's always holding book signings/readings and helping with local art events. His daughter passed away young, and a lot of his work is inspired/dedicated to her, like Epic and Rise of the Guardians~~~
Shut up I loved that show
Hi, Just a few things.
Yes they are yetis, Jack's centre is Fun and there is a book series. And I don't know if it was clear to you but Jack ended up dying when he fell in the lake. Just a few facts that I love. Oh and Ps there was an end credit scene.
Wasnt it also that Jack was the only Guardian to die, that's why he had no memories while the others did.
@@harrypottersnumbrfan Ya that too! Everyone was chosen to be a guardian from the get go. I feel like the man in the moon knew Jack was always going to be a guardian but when he drowned MiM was forced to move up plans and changed him before he was ready. He is also supposed to have been 14, thus the only child. Though the movie makes him more 17ish.
In the book, he sacrificed himself to lose the memory of the time he was Nightlight to hide his identity as Jack Frost to fight Pitch Black
If you watched the movie you would have known it was a pond and not a lake (1. You see it in wide shots. 2. Jack literally says, "At the pond...") Jack didn't die he was saved and transformed. The dead don't breath (Watch as Jack takes breaths!).
@@SexyRyo1 Ya I know it was a pond. Lake was just the word in my head at the time. He would have died if he wasn't saved. The breathing might just be a habit? It's really a matter of perspective and headcanon I suppose.
No sequel unfortunately but the fanbase is hoping for ananimated Netflix TV series since DreamWorks has a history with Netflix from Voltron and She-Ra.
Well there is a book series that goes into there backstories and it’s pretty good but really hope they make a show to flesh them out more
@@ethancrouch5116 reallyyyy????so coooolllllll
Ethan Crouch as much as I love the film I would kill for an adaptation of the books. I would love to see Joyce’s original version of Toothina fully animated
Oh god please...please not Voltron 💀 I'm still pained 💀💀
this has been my comfort movie since sixth grade
I saw it in theaters for my birthday, and I loved it ever since. I just want to see more from the universe in some way. I loved how each of the characters are altered versions of how we came to know them. Like the Easter Bunny being buff and temperamental, and Santa being a tattooed boss. How Jack is the embodiment of joy and wants to only bring fun and joy to children. It's just so much fun.
This movie had the record of being the most rewatched movie I own, besides The little mermaid
Rise of the Guardians is definitely one of my favorite DreamWorks movies it's such a creative take on the childhood fairytales!
Honestly, it skyrocketed to my top 3 winter-but-not-Christmas movies the second I saw it, it's so good and I still tear up when Jack says "He sees me!"
I still hope this film gets a sequel one day - I'd love to see more of these amazing characters.
3:56 It could also be cool to see other characters in this universe, i.e. Mother Nature, Father Time, the Groundhog, the Leprechaun, Cupid, etc
I still belive Rise of the guradians is an amazing underrated movie! I remember watching it when I was a kid and loving it. I always remember how the scene in which Jack saw his memories hit me hard, I was crying, I was a kid but I understood he died saving his little sister and that's why the moon gave him a second chance in life knowing he will be needed in te future.
The scene in the Easter Egg place is one of my favourites, as Santa said "We are so busy bringing joy to children that we... Don't have time for children?" that's such a moment of realization for everyone.
Rise of the Guardians is my favorite movie and I was waiting for you to react at it
Child me was in LOVE with Jack Frost🥰
Also this version of Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny are just the best. They took the old fat dude and the tiny lil bunny and turned them into absolute badasses😂 (all the other characters are amazing too)
Fun fact: Sandman is the oldest guardian
that is actually debatable with fairytale lore saying that Jack Frost was not always Jack Frost, but rather a Nightlight, -Knightlight?, that actually took care of Man in the Moon, as a job or as a purpose. So I give you this to better explain it.
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I thought the Santa because you know
Idk about that, but maybe that's why he is OP! he's my most favorite in this movie. Well first it was Jack Frost because of his story, character development but Sandman is so cute and badass, they all are but he is definitely the OP character out of all of the guardians.
This is such an underrated movie, it was so well done, and that Santa is one of my all-time favorites. I mean, a Russian bad-ass Santa is just so cool.
I remember been happy to see the little mouse short apparition because in France it's her instead of the tooth fairy
Also in Spain! Here it's called "Ratoncito Pérez" (Little Mouse Pérez). It was amusing seeing that nod to him!
@@ilunaker1032 yes it's a good consideration for the european
This is my favorite movie because it helped me get out of a dark place when I was little. I was being bullied and I felt so alone, even though I had my family. When I first saw the movie, I related to Jack Frost a lot and he became my favorite character. It’s still my favorite movie today, and I wish they would’ve made a sequel. Thank you Rise of the Guardians, for helping me feel less alone in the world.
One of the best Dreamworks movies.
Jack Frost is the guy who most people ship with Elsa. And ever since Frozen 2 this ship has become more popular.
Especially when the storyline is similar, Elsa being lured by a voice and Elsa becomes the fifth Spirit in the sequel 😂
I’ve shipped them since 2013 and to be honest they’re my comfort ship😅
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BTW, I love love love love love your Jelsa art
It’s really weird when you realize Elsa is in her 20s and Jack is supposed to be 14-17
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The ship mainly focuses on movie Jack who is 17-18 + 300.
10:36 “What? I was gonna knock him out the old-fashioned way” I died XD
I remember going to see this in the theater and the whole intro, but especially the part when Jack is putting frost on all the trees, made me feel like a little kid again. I was almost 22 at the time.
YES! i wish more people would react to this movie, is easily one of my favorites
One of my fav Dreamworks. Criminally underrated.
I love it when you bring out the accents! Australian, British, Kentucky, Scottish, you name it you brought it 🤣
It’s a melting pot of accents
A funny story about that movie happened to me.
When this movie came out, I actually didn't plan on watching the movie although I liked the trailer.
The movie was released around the same time that Madagascar 3 was (...I think it was Madagascar...) and I really wanted to watch that movie instead. We were visiting my sister who lives in another city and they (my mother and sister) had some things to do and after that, my mother and my sister wanted to go shopping, but I didn't.
So we said they would bring me to the cinema, go shopping while I could watch Madagascar and then pick me up again. Now it happened that the things they had to do before took longer than expected, so I missed the beginning of Madagascar for around half an hour or more, so there was no point in watching that movie on this day anymore.
Then instead I decided that I want to watch this movie since it would start in the next 10 minutes or so.
And I was so so happy, that I could see it although I never planned to watch it at that time. Such a funny and astonishing coincidence now that I think back at that time.
Also I love the soundtrack of this movie.
Sorry if my English isn't so good, I actually don't speak English.
Seeing may be believing but sometimes the most real things is this world are the things we can’t see.
When I was a kid, I used to dream that Hiccup from How To Train Your Dragon and Jack Frost were besties who went around helping each other on adventures
Same!!!! Still even do!!
This movie is so underrated but so good wish there was a sequel
This was a great movie, and an even greater reaction! You know, there's a similarly titled movie called "The Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole". It's this really cool 2010 3d-animated film about owls fighting a war. It still holds up despite its age and I think you'd really like it!
Wow I haven't thought of that movie in so long. I remember loving it tho
I like this
This movie helped me through a really bad depressive episode so it holds a special place in my heart.
I think the true power of Jack Frost is to turn everything into a game and help people manage their fear. He did it with his sister so she wouldn't panic and break the ice. He did it with the kids so their fear wouldn't feed Pitch Black anymore. He is the playful side of winter, the little bit of fun during the darkest and most dangerous season.
I love when people react to this movie because the original creator of the guardian series William (Bill) Joyce is from my hometown. He’s the sweetest and loves interacting with fans. He has also won an Oscar for a short film he wrote.
Funny story about this movie. When I saw it when I was little I went to the theater when I was at the age where I questioned if Santa and the others were real. But after this movie. I looked to my mom and I said “I really believe in them”. But the craziest thing is right after the movie was over when I went looked outside the window of the theater it was snowing!! And I don’t mean flurries I mean the snow was maybe 6 inches deep and before the movie started it was sunny and there wasn’t even a hint that there would be snow. And ever since i during every first snow fall of the winter make a heart shaped snow ball and leave it on the ground and say “thank you jack. And I believe and thank you for my favorite season”. I’m 22 and I still do it to this day
The Australian Easter Bunny (voiced by bloody Hugh Jackman) is the best thing to ever happen in cinema history
I feel like the sad thing is that Jack died there under the ice and then the moon chose him to become THE Jack Frost
well yeah... that's implied in the movie...
12:08 that scream cutting to an ad is a perfectly cut scream moment-
Couldn’t have timed it better mys-
Theory: the reason Jack has an impact on the boy is because unknowingly but knowingly by instinct. He is the descendant of jacks little sister he saved from the breaking ice
Everyone: This movie is great, I love this commentary..
Me: Look at his arms, I mean, look at them!
What about them?
@@memyselfandi7782 They look FINE
@@keiranfoord4067 Ikr. A gun-show AND a reaction.
I've watched this movie at least 14 times. I've loved and cried every moment that everytime my family and I watch it together, they get weirded out how I can magically recite most of my favorite scenes. Gosh this movie is incredible and I can't say it enough. I cry every damn time; the music, humor, voice-acting, animations.... this movie deserved better, compared to mediocre films like Frozen was so overrated.
Your commentery was awesome I laughed like every 5 minutes 😂
this is my favorite movie of all time! jack is my comfort character. I even made an OC that's like me because he and I can relate to a lot and I ship him and my oc together.
Thanks so much for reacting to this movie! It's so underrated, and one of my absolute favorites. There's also a cool theory that the kid Jamie is distantly related to Jack Frost, which is why Jack sorta looked after him, and why Jamie was the 1st kid to believe in him. They also reference this movie in Wreck It Ralph 2, since many people ship Elsa with Jack Frost (myself included). 😊❄
The boogeyman actually has a sad backstory. He was a general who served under Man in the Moon’s father. When monsters called Dream Pirates attacked the kingdom, forcing Pitch to leave his wife and daughter. His home was attacked when he was gone, his wife died, jumping from a window with one of their daughter’s dolls, while the little girl few away in a spaceship. When Pitch returned home, he thought his family was dead, so he voluntarily guarded the prison for the Dream Pirates. They were able to break his spirit by mimicking his daughter’s voice, and making him open the prison door and possessing him.
This movie really pulls at the heartstrings😭❤
18:35 Tooth's crush on Jack was cute asf, but it's impressive how much fanfiction & fanart this film inspired of Jack Frost & Hiccup (How to Train Your Dragon) somehow lol
The one scene where the sandman is swinging around pitch, it reminds me of when hulk was swinging around Loki in The avengers movie 😂
I honestly *love* this film.
I've seen it multiple times & I appreciate it more w/ each watch - the action, the comedy, the wholesome moments, etc, are all amazing.
I also *love* everything about the characters tbh:
- their *character designs* 8:14 9:53
(badass Russian Santa 2:11, Australian Pooka warrior Easter Bunny 3:11 7:53, Human/Hummingbird hybrid Tooth Fairy w/ hordes of mini-fairies 2:48, etc)
- their skills & *weapons*
(i.e. swords 9:17, boomerangs, sandwhips 10:53, magic staff, etc)
- their *powers & abilities*
(i.e. dreamsand manifestations & thought bubbles, winter magic, magic tunnels, snow globe portals, flight, etc).
oh YAY, i'm so glad you're reacting to this movie! RotG is so underappreciated, i swear. it's a fantastic movie and it deserves so much more love than it got from both critics and box office. so happy to see it getting some new fans even nearly a decade later. it's one of my favorite animated movies, and now i really want to watch it again, lol. PS: yes, those were indeed yetis. the main one in the film is called phil. 😄 PS2: since you like christmas movies, have you seen klaus on netflix? so good.
I'm so excited, this was my favorite movie growing up and I still adore it to this day. I'm so glad people are finally watching!!
"Oh god its a mini karen"
I CAN'T-
Am never going to not hear “Bitch” when I hear his name in this movie now. 😂
This movie is fantastic, super glad you watched it. Think imma stick around for more reactions like this. 😁👍
The movie poster: 😀
The Movie/Atmosphere: 😔😨🦸♂️
Ahhh! this movie was always my favourite movie to watch around Christmas, even though it has a mix of holidays. The nostalgia!
Idk what it is about this movie but it has a charm many other movies don't. Jack is a great character with a great backstory too!
You have to check the Netflix movie “Klaus” if you haven’t. I think is one of the best Christmas movies☺️
I loved "Klaus"...
If I had to pick, I'd say I have two favourite moments:
1. When Jamie finally sees Jack. Sent chills.
2. The way Jack said goodbye to Jamie, those are beautiful, profound words, ending with something epic: "kinda makes You a Guardian, too"
*I loved this movie from the first time I watched it and to this day it is in the 1 list of my favorites.*
Thank you so much for this. I have been bedridden for a week now and watching this with you makes me cry and laugh and just relax a bit 🥰
4:44 OH GOD IT'S A MINI KAREN
OML YES finally someone reacted to my favourite film of all time!
THANK YOU for reacting to this. This film is *SO* under-reacted-to.
Also-- would you maybe consider reacting to 'Hoodwinked'?
Also, 17:22 -- they *DID* call them that!
[SANTA]: "Hope the Yetis treated you well?" / [JACK]: "Don't worry! Never got past the Yetis"
Omg hoodwinked!! Yea!!
oh hell yes! this movie feels like such an underrated gem, so glad to see you watching it!!
I watch this around Easter and Christmas! It’s such an underrated gem 💕
Ik everyone loves Jack Frost and Elsa but damn him and the Tooth Fairy deserve energy too they are so cute
This santa is epic 😄 his arm tattoos
Brought to you by DreamWorks starring Chris Pine as Jack Frost. A newly deceased man who became a holiday guardian along with a group of others as they face off against the Boogie Man known as Pitch is voiced by Jude Law. Santa known as North is voiced by Alec Baldwin. Tooth Fairy is Tina Fey. Easter Bunny is Hugh Jackman. Sandman has no voice but signs
This is exactly why I love this movie so much! It wasn’t just a very well done film, it transports you back to your childhood. I wish there was a reboot or something that extended the Guardian’s stories because they have so much more then the film showed.
I also wanted to say that this movie has been my emotional anchor. See, I love movies, art, etc. After I loss my dog, Chloe, I was very depressed and had a MAJOR block. (writer’s and artist’s block) Became of this, I was frustrated that I couldn’t do what I love. This movie gave me hope (no pun intended, lol) to get out of my depression and was able to do the things I ❤️, so thank you DreamWorks. (Love you Miss C🐾
Still my favorite movie to this day. I watch it every time I need a little pick me up.
Fun fact: today it's an holiday in Italy, so you're on point
16:10 i always get a cuteness attack when i see him. EVERYTIME
Honestly it’s one of my favorite movies of all time
14:54,
No. You start messing with Christmas, you start messing with US!
This movie is so underrated, I have no clue why more people don't react to or watch this.
I love this movie honestly. There was a fan thing about Jack and the Tooth Fairy getting together
Picth Black is one of the best animated villains ever, along with Shen is my favourite dreamworks villain
I ❤️ THIS MOVIE! So magical, so whimsical, great voice cast, I fell hard for Jack Frost, and it's just perfect.🥰 ❄️
oh i LOVE this movie! such a comfort movie
Yes their yetis! Lol! 🤣 Also I love your one liners.
This is my favourite Dreamworks movie! Hands down!
4:43 i never saw someone watch this movia and give such a perfect discription for a character
No matter how hard I try, I can’t unsee the man buns on the yetis 🤣
7:42 Mortal Kombat line in background: Get over here!
This movie is so underrated.
I know im not the only one who had a fat crush on jack frost
When I was a kid I would watch this movie and Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole. I think my child brain associated them with one another, but they're completely different movies LOL. I still love both though. I would watch them on repeat.