Almost everything from robot Chicken first three to four seasons is pretty solid for stop-motion...... Also I'm reminded of the title "Requiem For a Tuesday"... That's a pretty specific reference that if you get I'll be happy
Hard to tell … There's Aardman Animation’s “Chicken Run” (and I've got a soft spot for their Wallace & Gromit movies), also Sony’s "The Pirates!" and Burton’s „Frankenweenie“, and basically just anything that Laika has done so far ...
The behind-the-scenes footage of the animators constructing and using the giant skeleton is incredible. It was completely to scale, if I remember correctly.
Right?! The Making Of was like 20 minutes long and my kids and I loved it almost more than the movie itself. It's incredible the passion and effort that goes into a project like this, not to mention the creativity and ingenuity.
the mother was far more lucid at night because she was of the moon kingdom. she, just like her family, drew her power from the moon. that was why her disabilities were worse at day. the mother battle her sisters in a four-way intersection. the number 4 is generally believed to be an ill-luck number, often associated with death, in east asia cultures.
The level of artistry this takes is just so wonderful and fulfills my soul. My dream is to someday work in something this beautiful. I also believe it is very underrated art form. BTW Liked your reaction, andyourehotlolbye
Laika are amazing, everything they do is gold and this is no exception. They're like THEY name in stop motion, and they've mastered integrating digital effects with real stop motion such that you can't tell where one ends and the other begins. You want another great, heartfelt stop motion that doesn't go the way you think it will, look for Paranorman
I am SO HAPPY THIS FILM IS BEING DONE DAMNIT no on does...the sisters are my all time favorite villains and they're my background to my phone and laptop
"THEIR RELATIONSHIP IS TOO GOOD, THEIR PAST IS TO TRAGIC" HAHAHAHAHAHA I DIE!! ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES OF ALL TIME AND ONE THAT MAKES ME CRY EVRY TIME WITH THE ENDING. GREAT!
I don't know if anyone has said this but this movie holds 2 world records for the biggest stop motion puppets one of which is 14ft, also the leaf boat is made of actual leaves
The giant skeleton puppet Kubo fights for the sword is based on a Japanese yokai called "gashadokuro". It comes from the spirits of people who died of starvation that came from war, I believe. When it picks up monkey and beetle, it draws them to it's face because it is said that gashadokuro kills people by crushing them and trying to drink their blood, in an attempt to feed itself. On a slightly less gory note, the boat in this movie is message from over 250,000 paper cut leaves that were hand adhered to a large model boat. The entire boat scene took 18 months to shoot, if I recall.
I love this movie and everything Laika Studios does. I live in Portland OR and used to bike past their building. They have since moved to Hillsboro, OR which is just outside of Portland but still a lovely local studio. A few years ago the Portland Art Museum hosted an immense exhibition of the various models created by Laika. It was amazing and included the full size garden from Coraline. I went several times. The models of the two sisters were amazing and The Skeleton villain was the largest stop motion figure ever created at 16 feet tall. It was at the entrance to the exhibit and loomed over the room.
From the moment it began it was RIVETING and the intro with Kubo feeding his mother while the music score kicked in, I just knew this was going to be something special. Then the story unfolded and kept building and the battles starting happening which are straight up some of the most IMPRESSIVE fast paced intense action sequences in all of animation let alone live action (which makes the fact that its stop motion even more insane). The reveals, how solid of a story this was whether the twists became obvious its still exactly how this story needed to go and was done to perfection. The Sisters have always been my laptop background since the day I seen this
So great to see more reactions to this film! Saw it in theaters and feel it was very underappreciated/underrated. I especially love the art style and Japanese inspirations, and the strangely sad focus on the importance of family.
21:16 I thought from the start that he looks like a stag beetle 🤣 We recently found one that was as large as my hand, lying on its back in the middle of a bycicle track. I helped him turn over and then he tried flying off but couldn't because his antlers were half as big as his entire body. 😅 🪲 So that guy in this movie definitely has a stag beetle vibe. 🤣
FLUSHED AWAY!?!?? That was my favorite movie as a kid. You brought back so many memories when you said that movie name. You have to do a reaction to it, PLEASEEEE
I love this movie so much, specially being a fan of japanese folklore and stories. To explain, its not that his grandfather and sisters were demons. They were gods. Immortals. Probably of the Moon People in japanese lore, same from which Princess Kaguya's story refers to. And his mother was an immortal that fell in love with a human samurai and left the realm of the gods to be with him among mortals. That's why she had powers, and Kubo did as well. And I was waiting for your to finally realize the truth about Monkey and Beetle. =)
My tip for animated movies: Fantastic mr Fox, Wall-E, Paranorman, Titan AE, Isle of dogs, Boxtrolls, The tale if Desperaux, Mary & Max, Tekkonkinkreet, Paprika, Battle for Terra, Dragon Hunters, Igor. That should keep you going for the rest of the year. ;)
i was very happy and hype when i noticed this video more people need to take notice of this film, i dont think laika have let me down once (not that its up to me) paranorman and boxtrolls are a masterclass in stop motion, i would love to talk movies with you at some point even though i dont create videos
The list of things amazing about making this movie would take several pages. So to pick one thing, the giant skeleton is the biggest "miniature" made for stop-motion to date!
I LOVE this film. Full stop. I am so excited to see someone reacting to it. And this film, when I show it to my students, captivates them in a way I've never seen (I teach 6th, 7th, and 8th graders).
22:00 I think this is the biggest stop motion animation creature ever to be created if I’m not mistaken so much incredible talent every single aspect but I think that is sadly overlooked cause it doesn’t do much but my god so incredible great reaction if you were to have one stop motion animation movie made what would it be I want a horror movie like completely terrifying no jokes no nothing just a straight up horror movie in stop motion think it would fit perfectly especially With what lika has done already what about you?
Kubo and the two strings is severely underrated along with Paranorman and Box Trolls (All made by the same studio) only movie to make it really big was Coraline.
Laika is the studio that also made Coraline, all of their stop motion movies are fantastic and absolutely worth watching besides Coraline and Kubo they've also made ParaNorman, Boxtrolls and Mister Link, I hope you'll eventually get around to reacting to all of them Also if you're curious to see bits of how stop motion is made I recommend watching the after credits of each Laika movie as well, since they always add a little bit of the puppetry they use in the movie (for example, look at the after credits of Kubo to see just how HUGE that skeleton puppet was, it's amazing, it's the biggest stop motion puppet Laika has made) I especially recommend even reacting to the after credits clip in Boxtrolls if/when you decide to react to that movie
This movie is incredible. I actually love stop motion. The story telling here and the visuals and the music to help tell the whole story? So so good. Not many people react to this so thanks! I hadn't seen this in a while and must have needed a reminder lol
When I first saw this movie I thought the end theme, “while my guitar gently weeps,” Was written specifically for the film because it fit so well. And I fully admit I was in tears by the end of it. I love this movie.
hoo boy. this is the first time I've even come close to fully rewatching Kubo since 2017. I lost a frienship that had been very important to me that had introduced me to Kubo, and that Kubo had become a huge part of. But even just the partial viewing both made me cry and reminded me what a treasure this film is. But yeah, I LOVED Charlize Theron's performance as Monkey - she played both Mother and Monkey but the first time around it didn't even OCCUR to me that they were the same person!
From the moment it began it was RIVETING and the intro with Kubo feeding his mother while the music score kicked in, I just knew this was going to be something special. Then the story unfolded and kept building and the battles starting happening which are straight up some of the most IMPRESSIVE fast paced intense action sequences in all of animation let alone live action (which makes the fact that its stop motion even more insane). The reveals, how solid of a story this was whether the twists became obvious its still exactly how this story needed to go and was done to perfection. The Sisters have always been my laptop background since the day I seen this
@@ryanmalarik4398 Yes to all of this! I still cannot comprehend how Laika remains underrated to this day. Sidebar, I love how they said that Snatcher's machine in The Boxtrolls was their most ambitious project. And then they topped it with the big skeleton monster.
Brought to you by Laika in this animated stop-motion film about a boy with an eye patch and a magic guitar in which when he plays plays possesses magical powers
This movie totally blew me away when I first saw it--I went to watch it in theaters like two more times, lol! Everything about it is gorgeous, and so fun. My one critique is I wish they'd used more Japanese/Japanese-American voice actors for the roles, since it's Japanese-inspired. But I feel like Kubo released just as awareness for casting choices was just gaining steam. I feel like if they'd made it today, they probably would have. But this is my absolute favorite Laika film.
Thor, you must watch the making of Kubo … the stop motion animation is awesome! The song by The Beatles, “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” is awesome when played by the Japanese instrument, the shamisen…
I absolutely adore this movie, every single thing about! Cheers for a great reaction!😁 A live action movie with a visual style taken from the same inspiration, classic Japanese puppet theater, as this that I think you'd enjoy is Bunraku starring Josh Hartnett, Woody Harrelson, Ron Perlman, and Demi Moore, among others. Another movie I think you'd like is The Warrior's Way, starring Geoffrey Rush, Kate Bosworth, and Danny Huston, among others. Both movies have a live action anime kind of visual and storytelling style. Same goes for a show called Into the Badlands that I also highly recommend if you've never seen it. Cheers!
This movie was profitable. Not successful, but profitable. Even though this movie isn't a failure at the box office like The Iron Giant was, it feels the same. Case in point: Most of the general public doesn't appreciate the hard work that is put into passion projects. That I think is the saddest part about this movie. The fact that it wasn't embraced like other children movies.
i think a movie i would love to see you watch that basically no one has done a reaction to is Isle of Dogs, an amazing Wes Anderson stop motion venture
He said 'that's incredible' and my phone paused to ask me the definition of 'incredible'. I'm wearing headphones... I haven't used google voice activation in years. Phone, why?
I just realized. The reason the mom's memory and head is messed up because she hit her head on the rocks in the ocean. I can't believe it took me this long to figure that out.
If you love stop motion, then I'd like to introduce you to Chicken Run, which is a clay-motion animated movie. The same creator is also behind the Wallace & Gromit movies; some shorter, some longer and always fun. You can also find "making of" or "behind the scenes" videos for them here on TH-cam. I recommend to watch the movies first, of course. They are very British, sometimes with a sense of mystery like Jack the Ripper or Sherlock Holmes - if they met some silliness on the way of making and ended up a comedy.
I just found out about Lakia’s new film that is coming out soon. Wildwood is the new movie that will be out soon. It looks good from the video I saw about it on TH-cam. Their last movie, Missing Link was Pretty good but I thought it was the weakest of all the movies. It was about a Sasquatch and a man going on adventure to find the Bigfoot’s family. Boxtrolls, ParaNorman, Kubo, and Coraline were better movies than Missing Link in my opinion.
What's your favorite stop motion movie??
Almost everything from robot Chicken first three to four seasons is pretty solid for stop-motion...... Also I'm reminded of the title "Requiem For a Tuesday"... That's a pretty specific reference that if you get I'll be happy
My favorite, beside this one, Is Paranorman. It's also from Laika and is a must-watch.
Kubo is up there for me. I also love The Nightmare before Christmas and the Corpse Bride
Hard to tell … There's Aardman Animation’s “Chicken Run” (and I've got a soft spot for their Wallace & Gromit movies), also Sony’s "The Pirates!" and Burton’s „Frankenweenie“, and basically just anything that Laika has done so far ...
Anything by Laika is amazing, but Coraline is my favorite. Hope you end up watching Paranorman and Box Trolls!
The behind-the-scenes footage of the animators constructing and using the giant skeleton is incredible. It was completely to scale, if I remember correctly.
Which means it was 15 feet tall. As a stop motion puppet. They are such mad geniuses.
@@ianburns1167 Oh ye, I believe it was their largest puppet ever crafted and animated.
Right?! The Making Of was like 20 minutes long and my kids and I loved it almost more than the movie itself. It's incredible the passion and effort that goes into a project like this, not to mention the creativity and ingenuity.
@@bluewolf6323 and the most complicated
the mother was far more lucid at night because she was of the moon kingdom. she, just like her family, drew her power from the moon. that was why her disabilities were worse at day.
the mother battle her sisters in a four-way intersection. the number 4 is generally believed to be an ill-luck number, often associated with death, in east asia cultures.
Kubo is a gorgeous piece of animation history. It's up there as one of my favorite animated films in the past 15 years.
Fun Fact: This and The Nightmare Before Christmas are the only two animated films ever nominated for Visual Effects at the Academy Awards.
The level of artistry this takes is just so wonderful and fulfills my soul. My dream is to someday work in something this beautiful. I also believe it is very underrated art form. BTW Liked your reaction, andyourehotlolbye
Thank you!! And I'm sure you will one day :) I would love to create something like this too! (one day...)
Laika are amazing, everything they do is gold and this is no exception. They're like THEY name in stop motion, and they've mastered integrating digital effects with real stop motion such that you can't tell where one ends and the other begins.
You want another great, heartfelt stop motion that doesn't go the way you think it will, look for Paranorman
I love ParaNorman it's one of my fav movies of theirs.
I am SO HAPPY THIS FILM IS BEING DONE DAMNIT no on does...the sisters are my all time favorite villains and they're my background to my phone and laptop
The sisters were some of my favorites as well... the design, the voicework, the weapons... everything is menacing
"THEIR RELATIONSHIP IS TOO GOOD, THEIR PAST IS TO TRAGIC" HAHAHAHAHAHA I DIE!! ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES OF ALL TIME AND ONE THAT MAKES ME CRY EVRY TIME WITH THE ENDING. GREAT!
I don't know if anyone has said this but this movie holds 2 world records for the biggest stop motion puppets one of which is 14ft, also the leaf boat is made of actual leaves
The giant skeleton puppet Kubo fights for the sword is based on a Japanese yokai called "gashadokuro". It comes from the spirits of people who died of starvation that came from war, I believe. When it picks up monkey and beetle, it draws them to it's face because it is said that gashadokuro kills people by crushing them and trying to drink their blood, in an attempt to feed itself.
On a slightly less gory note, the boat in this movie is message from over 250,000 paper cut leaves that were hand adhered to a large model boat. The entire boat scene took 18 months to shoot, if I recall.
I loved this movie. Seems underrated to me. Stop motion and CGI, when blended like this, is just magic.
Kubo’s aunts will forever have a special place in my heart
This entire movie was done with stop motion animation and took them 2 1/2 years to finish the film.
I've since been told more about the making of this movie, and the artistry and dedication involved is practically unbelievable!
Love Laika, coraline is my favorite for nostalgia reasons but Kubo is so epic and beautiful. I hope you get to check out paranorman!
I love this movie and everything Laika Studios does. I live in Portland OR and used to bike past their building. They have since moved to Hillsboro, OR which is just outside of Portland but still a lovely local studio. A few years ago the Portland Art Museum hosted an immense exhibition of the various models created by Laika. It was amazing and included the full size garden from Coraline. I went several times. The models of the two sisters were amazing and The Skeleton villain was the largest stop motion figure ever created at 16 feet tall. It was at the entrance to the exhibit and loomed over the room.
Love your reaction videos! Don’t stop watching movies and appreciating good cinema.
Thank you! I definitely plan to continue!
From the moment it began it was RIVETING and the intro with Kubo feeding his mother while the music score kicked in, I just knew this was going to be something special. Then the story unfolded and kept building and the battles starting happening which are straight up some of the most IMPRESSIVE fast paced intense action sequences in all of animation let alone live action (which makes the fact that its stop motion even more insane). The reveals, how solid of a story this was whether the twists became obvious its still exactly how this story needed to go and was done to perfection. The Sisters have always been my laptop background since the day I seen this
"Love, death and robots" is also made very well!
So great to see more reactions to this film! Saw it in theaters and feel it was very underappreciated/underrated. I especially love the art style and Japanese inspirations, and the strangely sad focus on the importance of family.
I have to agree, the old Grandma is easily one of the most likable characters in any movie in a loooong time.
21:16
I thought from the start that he looks like a stag beetle 🤣 We recently found one that was as large as my hand, lying on its back in the middle of a bycicle track.
I helped him turn over and then he tried flying off but couldn't because his antlers were half as big as his entire body. 😅 🪲
So that guy in this movie definitely has a stag beetle vibe. 🤣
FLUSHED AWAY!?!?? That was my favorite movie as a kid. You brought back so many memories when you said that movie name. You have to do a reaction to it, PLEASEEEE
I love this movie so much, specially being a fan of japanese folklore and stories. To explain, its not that his grandfather and sisters were demons. They were gods. Immortals. Probably of the Moon People in japanese lore, same from which Princess Kaguya's story refers to. And his mother was an immortal that fell in love with a human samurai and left the realm of the gods to be with him among mortals. That's why she had powers, and Kubo did as well. And I was waiting for your to finally realize the truth about Monkey and Beetle. =)
My tip for animated movies: Fantastic mr Fox, Wall-E, Paranorman, Titan AE, Isle of dogs, Boxtrolls, The tale if Desperaux, Mary & Max, Tekkonkinkreet, Paprika, Battle for Terra, Dragon Hunters, Igor. That should keep you going for the rest of the year. ;)
i was very happy and hype when i noticed this video
more people need to take notice of this film, i dont think laika have let me down once (not that its up to me)
paranorman and boxtrolls are a masterclass in stop motion,
i would love to talk movies with you at some point even though i dont create videos
ever LAIKA film is a masterpiece of animation techniques paired with remarkable storytelling... that NOBODY went to see.
Their next movie is called Wildwood. It will be coming out soon.
The list of things amazing about making this movie would take several pages.
So to pick one thing, the giant skeleton is the biggest "miniature" made for stop-motion to date!
I LOVE this film. Full stop. I am so excited to see someone reacting to it. And this film, when I show it to my students, captivates them in a way I've never seen (I teach 6th, 7th, and 8th graders).
22:00 I think this is the biggest stop motion animation creature ever to be created if I’m not mistaken so much incredible talent every single aspect but I think that is sadly overlooked cause it doesn’t do much but my god so incredible great reaction if you were to have one stop motion animation movie made what would it be I want a horror movie like completely terrifying no jokes no nothing just a straight up horror movie in stop motion think it would fit perfectly especially With what lika has done already what about you?
Kubo and the two strings is severely underrated along with Paranorman and Box Trolls (All made by the same studio) only movie to make it really big was Coraline.
"I spy a song"
( loon call)
Apparently that boat took them all the way to CANADA
Wonderful movie, great stop-motion animation, but my favorite thing about it is Regina Spector's rendition of 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps'.
Laika is the studio that also made Coraline, all of their stop motion movies are fantastic and absolutely worth watching
besides Coraline and Kubo they've also made ParaNorman, Boxtrolls and Mister Link, I hope you'll eventually get around to reacting to all of them
Also if you're curious to see bits of how stop motion is made I recommend watching the after credits of each Laika movie as well, since they always add a little bit of the puppetry they use in the movie (for example, look at the after credits of Kubo to see just how HUGE that skeleton puppet was, it's amazing, it's the biggest stop motion puppet Laika has made)
I especially recommend even reacting to the after credits clip in Boxtrolls if/when you decide to react to that movie
Oh yeah! Time Lapse of the animators working on the set so that it comes to life and they blur into invisibility... so good
I love this movie! There are not enough reactions to this fantastic film.
i hope it's ok to recommend... but "Paranorman" and "The Boxtrolls" are some of my favorite from Laika.
My favorite first line of any film.
Wow, what a movie! I've never heard of it before. I really enjoyed the animation and the story and everything else . Thanks for the video
This movie is incredible. I actually love stop motion. The story telling here and the visuals and the music to help tell the whole story? So so good. Not many people react to this so thanks! I hadn't seen this in a while and must have needed a reminder lol
When I first saw this movie I thought the end theme, “while my guitar gently weeps,” Was written specifically for the film because it fit so well. And I fully admit I was in tears by the end of it. I love this movie.
hoo boy. this is the first time I've even come close to fully rewatching Kubo since 2017. I lost a frienship that had been very important to me that had introduced me to Kubo, and that Kubo had become a huge part of. But even just the partial viewing both made me cry and reminded me what a treasure this film is.
But yeah, I LOVED Charlize Theron's performance as Monkey - she played both Mother and Monkey but the first time around it didn't even OCCUR to me that they were the same person!
A great movie... 😁 I'm happy you gave it a chance. 😃
this movie is severely underrated, i’m glad you reacted to it! it’s so amazing and needs more love
This movie was one of the most awesome movie experiences I’ve ever had at the theaters
From the moment it began it was RIVETING and the intro with Kubo feeding his mother while the music score kicked in, I just knew this was going to be something special. Then the story unfolded and kept building and the battles starting happening which are straight up some of the most IMPRESSIVE fast paced intense action sequences in all of animation let alone live action (which makes the fact that its stop motion even more insane). The reveals, how solid of a story this was whether the twists became obvious its still exactly how this story needed to go and was done to perfection. The Sisters have always been my laptop background since the day I seen this
@@ryanmalarik4398 Yes to all of this! I still cannot comprehend how Laika remains underrated to this day.
Sidebar, I love how they said that Snatcher's machine in The Boxtrolls was their most ambitious project. And then they topped it with the big skeleton monster.
"I trust this guy. His vibe is so cool." Well yeah, it's Matthew McConaughey, lol
Rewatch it knowing they are Kubo's parents, and you'll love it even more
I have vivid memories of when I first watched this movie and I remember sobbing uncontrollably during the parents death scene
Brought to you by Laika in this animated stop-motion film about a boy with an eye patch and a magic guitar in which when he plays plays possesses magical powers
I hated how little attention this film got when it was released.
The absolute crush I had on Kubo when I was in middle school was insane ~ When I saw the trailer, I fell so hard for him ~
Saw this in theaters, such a wonderfully crafted film!
Beetle is voiced by Matthew McConaughey. Monkey is Scarlet Johansson
Shamisen is such a cool instrument.
This movie totally blew me away when I first saw it--I went to watch it in theaters like two more times, lol! Everything about it is gorgeous, and so fun. My one critique is I wish they'd used more Japanese/Japanese-American voice actors for the roles, since it's Japanese-inspired. But I feel like Kubo released just as awareness for casting choices was just gaining steam. I feel like if they'd made it today, they probably would have. But this is my absolute favorite Laika film.
This was and is my favourite movie since it came out.
32:46 A MASSIVE COMPLIMENT 🔥👏🏾💯
I was so impressed by this film!
It is a beautiful movie... It really moved me... I'm crying rn from the ending, it always gets me
Thor, you must watch the making of Kubo … the stop motion animation is awesome! The song by The Beatles, “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” is awesome when played by the Japanese instrument, the shamisen…
"Their relationship is too good and their back story is too tragic. Something bad is gonna happen."
I absolutely adore this movie, every single thing about! Cheers for a great reaction!😁
A live action movie with a visual style taken from the same inspiration, classic Japanese puppet theater, as this that I think you'd enjoy is Bunraku starring Josh Hartnett, Woody Harrelson, Ron Perlman, and Demi Moore, among others. Another movie I think you'd like is The Warrior's Way, starring Geoffrey Rush, Kate Bosworth, and Danny Huston, among others. Both movies have a live action anime kind of visual and storytelling style. Same goes for a show called Into the Badlands that I also highly recommend if you've never seen it. Cheers!
im a 36 year old grown ass man. The final time he said if you blink part it straight put a lump in my throat. I thought that movie was so great .
Animated artsy movie recommendation: "Mune, Guardian Of The Moon"
Hi I have a recommendation. All of studio ghibli films are amazing. Basically they are animated. But they are so beautiful.
Beetle is voiced by Matthew “Alright Alright” McConaughey and the Monkey is voiced by Charolize Theron.
As for what the mother and sisters are, I believe the mother is a star and the sisters are the empty void of space.
I'm so glad you plan to watch Flushed Away or Chicken Run, those are so underrated yet hilarious
For some reason I always tear up watching the end 🥲🥲🥰🥰
*recommending "monster house", both "paddington" films and "the boxtrolls" if you haven't seen them*
You should react to the book of life, it's one of my favorite movies and has a great story and beautiful animation!
I've heard it's really good, and it's a Day of the Dead movie to go with Coco
It’s been a while since I’ve seen this. Always loved it
It makes me happy how often lotr referenced on this channel 😭
The message at the end of the movie didn't click for me, but I think this movie was still good.
The monkey is a version of his mother from the afterlife their to help him.
Such a great movie 💜💜
This movie was profitable. Not successful, but profitable. Even though this movie isn't a failure at the box office like The Iron Giant was, it feels the same. Case in point: Most of the general public doesn't appreciate the hard work that is put into passion projects. That I think is the saddest part about this movie. The fact that it wasn't embraced like other children movies.
Laika is the same studio that did Coraline.
Great reaction!
i think a movie i would love to see you watch that basically no one has done a reaction to is Isle of Dogs, an amazing Wes Anderson stop motion venture
I think the grandfather is an eastern dragon! Not a western dragon everyone is familiar with.
"The animation is amazing"
Me: haha... You see good friend...
Kubo and I believe his mothers hair is actually real hair to
I like your channel
Amazingly the giant skeleton really is a giant model.
You should review the credits at the end too.
Yes, the end credits, if I remember correctly, show some of the behind-the-scenes of the stop motion animation.
He said 'that's incredible' and my phone paused to ask me the definition of 'incredible'. I'm wearing headphones... I haven't used google voice activation in years. Phone, why?
Приятный ты мужик. Такой уютный😊
You should watch The Boxtrolls or Paranorman next
I just realized. The reason the mom's memory and head is messed up because she hit her head on the rocks in the ocean. I can't believe it took me this long to figure that out.
Great reaction! This movie is so good! And it looks way better then it has any right being!
If you love stop motion, then I'd like to introduce you to Chicken Run, which is a clay-motion animated movie. The same creator is also behind the Wallace & Gromit movies; some shorter, some longer and always fun. You can also find "making of" or "behind the scenes" videos for them here on TH-cam. I recommend to watch the movies first, of course. They are very British, sometimes with a sense of mystery like Jack the Ripper or Sherlock Holmes - if they met some silliness on the way of making and ended up a comedy.
I just found out about Lakia’s new film that is coming out soon. Wildwood is the new movie that will be out soon. It looks good from the video I saw about it on TH-cam. Their last movie, Missing Link was Pretty good but I thought it was the weakest of all the movies. It was about a Sasquatch and a man going on adventure to find the Bigfoot’s family. Boxtrolls, ParaNorman, Kubo, and Coraline were better movies than Missing Link in my opinion.
I have three physical copies of this movie
@Thor Reacts How Do You Watch Your Movies? Do You Use Apple TV Or Apple TV Plus?
Not stop motion, but you should check out Secret of Kells.. amazing animation.
I was not familiar with this one. Well done.
Laika did Corpse Bride
Also: ....
"Hanzo" means Beetle.
I think I watch that movie of kubo
Good movie ❤️
I was SO impressed!
@@nickreacts6394 ikr there was a little cutscenes at the end with paper Hanzo just in case for you to know
You should watch "The little prince" it's a pretty good movie
Kubo deserved to win an oscar but was robbed..