When Flint Lockwood pretends he's allergic to Peanuts with Sam Sparks (as she's allergic to Peanuts) just so she could like him up until he confesses that he isn’t allergic to peanuts, the funny and ironic thing is that Flint Lockwood’s voice actor Bill Hader is actually deathly allergic to Peanuts just like Sam Sparks. It even goes further where Bill Hader was the voice of Mr. Peanut for Planters from 2013-2017.🥜🥜
This is definitely one of my favorites from Sony Pictures Animation. The smooth animation on the food is easily one of the main highlights of the film, especially the scene with the spaghetti tornado. It's also a great directorial debut for the iconic duo, Phil Lord and Chris Miller, where they would later go on to create the 21 Jump Street duology, The Lego Movie, and of course, Into the Spider-Verse!
Indeed, of course, Phil Lord and Chris Miller did had their start through _Clone High_ which currently was revived with a season 2 on Max, before they became a household name through their contributions in Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, The Lego Movie and the 21 Jump Street duology.
Agreed, and the soundtrack is a masterpiece. Especially watching this movie when you’re older and noticing all the symbolism and messages it’s quite amazing.
My husband and I originally didn't want anything to do with this movie when it came out. Thought the idea was too silly. The weekend that the sequel came out, the first was playing on TV as a promo. Nothing else was on, so we gave it a shot. We loved it so much that we immediately looked up movie times to see the sequel the following day (which we also loved)
I actually find this movie very underrated, especially considering I had the book as a little kid and enjoyed how it was represented as well, Plus Flint is quite a likable character in my eyes
Being a lover of all things food, this movie made me incredibly hungry for everything! The Dad's sadness and heartache seriously broke my heart though!
This film proves that Lord and Miller are writing geniuses. There's so many hilarious quotes and gags throughout. Mostly with the giant food, Steve, and Officer Earl. But they also know how to balance it out with just the right amount of heart. The conflict and ultimate resolution between Flint and his father is handled really well, and overall, this movie just has a great message about embracing who you are and supporting your loved ones.
Writer 1: so how are we gonna portray a literal food storm? Writer 2: spaghetti and meatballs tornado. Writer 3: a BLT assebling on the Eiffel tower. Writer 4: a giant bagel falls on NYC. Because NYC. *Over to the animators* Animator: you want me to make WHAT?
Flint may not have been perfect, but considering he found a way to essentially create a nuclear reactor that could reconfigure literal ATOMS to form food from water, I would say he was an absolute genius.
Slept on this one for soooo long, they’re both fantastic and so quotable. On a rewatch, definitely look out for the bearded guy in the blue plaid shirt and red hat, he’s a great Easter egg character
One scene that i always love is when Flint is showing Sam & Manny the process in the lab. The way Flint starts out talking in simple layman terms until Sam breaks out with her smart talk, and then Flint immediately starts talking in scientific terms. He seems to realize that she can understand the terms he's using! Closely followed by the "mom eyes" Sam has with Brent and the pie!
I never get Animat (Electric Dragon) disdain towards this movie and compared this film to "Charles Manson", because literally, this is one of the most creative and funniest animated films released by Sony Pictures Animation, I just love the cartoonish animation style that was utilized, the visual gags and humor and especially how the animators did the animation of the food. It so makes me want to eat all this food shown in the film. I also love the voice cast that was utilized in the film consisting of Bill Hader, Anna Faris, James Caan (RIP), Andy Samberg, Bruce Campbell, Neil Patrick Harris, Benjamin Bratt, Lauren Graham, and Mr. T as Officer Earl. Not to mention it was the launching pad for Phil Lord and Chris Miller who previously had their start on _Clone High_ and would later be responsible for directing, writing, and/or producing the _21 Jump Street_ duology, _The Lego Movie,_ and _Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse._ Looking forward to the 2nd film (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2) and hope you guys will also get to watch the other animated films from Sony Pictures Animation such as The _Hotel Transylvania_ films, _The Mitchell’s vs. the Machines, Open Season_ and _Surf’s Up_ but for the latter two films just watch the first films only and not the direct-to-video sequels.
@@nicolasribeirodossantos6082 That doesn't mean you agree with AniMat and that he's right considering his opinion makes no sense especially his hatred towards Sony Pictures Animation and with the film.
@@Kraev369 I pretty much wasn't a fan of it as a kid, just a couple of minor laughs but that's it. Now that I'm older I enjoyed both the comedy and emotional moments.
Animat’s hate for Sony Animation has always been a major turn-off for me with his content. They certainly are not perfect but the way he labels Cloudy and Hotel Transylvania as the worst animation has to offer is objectively wrong. I understand everyone has differing opinions overall but it just seems like overkill
If you like this one, watch the sequel. It takes the whole food phenomenon to another level. Super cute, funny villian, and pretty solid story. All in all, another creative and fun for everyone book to movie adaptation.
Honestly, the mess is what always bothers me about this movie. Every time it rains food all I can think is, "Do you have any idea how sticky and disgusting everything in town would be? Nothing would be clean, at all, ever. And then there's the smell of all the rotting food."
Well,in-universe in one scene of the movie this was mentioned,Flint had created the Outtasighter for that purpose and I think it was said somewhere that Flint's other creation the ratbirds also would deal with the clean up as well,also..
Although this movie isn't my favorite childhood movie, when I was young, my younger siblings and I would watch this movie with our Dad all the time and I remember us all laughing hysterically during the movie! Its great seeing the two of you reacting to this movie and thinking its funny too! 😄
This movie is deliciously great! I love all the foods. I enjoyed the funniest concepts they did. RIP James Caan as Tim. You guys are freaking hilarious 😋😋😋😢😢😢🤣🤣🤣
I saw this movie years ago on an airplane when there was nothing else to watch (it was a long flight) and had no expectations. It became one of my favorite animated movies of all time and cemented Lord and Miller as must-watch filmmakers. Fantastic.
i loved these movies when i was a kid, it's interesting to see them in english and not the dub cause i see there's a lot of puns that got lost in the translation:D so cool to rewatch with u guys, very nostalgic
This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. I remember really relating with Flint in being a kinda socially awkward creative type...minus the scorn from the town, luckily. xD Also in hindsight I love how this movie bucks the "having no glasses makes you prettier" trope. Kudos.
Cal's parents are amazing! i wish we got to see more of Mrs. Devereaux in the movie, her and Earl saving Cal from the foodalanche is one of my favorite parts.
One of the greatest animated movies ever made, right up there with the Spiderverse flicks! And you two are the perfect team to watch for reactions. You're like wholesome bros who aren't afraid to love something. ❤❤
I loved this movie so much, I remember when it came out I used to rewatch this with my younger brother so many times to the point where we can quote a handful of dialogues, and the movie is just so quotable! Our favorite scene would have to be the snowball moment where Flint just went insane (than usual lmao), we laugh at it everytime. The way the plot rolled out was great, I really love how they always tried to throw us off especially towards the end, but eventually the characters still found unconventional ways to solve their problems. And the characters themselves are amazing. Just one of the best animated movies out there. I have nothing but praises and good memories with it. So glad you guys enjoyed it too!
Black police man was so damn cool and his son SOOOO ADORABLE.I saw this movie long time ago and still is my favourite,glad you have a chance to see it,i recommend Wreck it ralph if you didn´t saw it yet,six heroes aswel with baymax
Such an amazing film. It gets funnier the more you watch it because you notice all the things going on in the background. It's also one of the few films where the sequel is just as good as the original.
Wait till you watch Chicken Little, Buck Cluck is the reigning champion of animated bad dad. I remember thinking 2009 as the year of animation with this, Despicable Me, Ice Age 3, Monsters vs Aliens & How to Train Your Dragon being released in theaters.
That’s if they (especially James) want to react to _Chicken Little_ and some of Disney’s most polarizing animated films (e.g. Black Cauldron, Home on the Range, Raya and the Last Dragon). I remember in a recent Livestream 1-2 weeks ago, James said he didn’t like _Raya and the Last Dragon_ and he might not react to that movie.
Fun fact: When Flint says at the beginning "But when all seemed lost, I stared at defeat, and found hope." It's the exact scene where he's hanging from his machine, looked at his feet and remembered the spray on shoes. When he said defeat it was actually "da feet" as a pun.
idrk how to explain it but this movie made part of my childhood LMAO im an adhd person and really liked flint and how awkward he was socially, also the title screen song?? i used it a few times to motivate myself when i was drawing, im pretty picky with what music i use during art so thats an achievement this move exaggerates everything and is 100% aware of it and i love it for that
I loved this book growing up as a kid. I was impressed with how they stretched the story. You should check out the book again to see what they did with the book to the movie. 44:52 isn’t this how most of us feel trying to explain to our parents how to do something. My mom is very computer literate but has more trouble as she gets older.
i read this story as a kid & was excited they turned it into a movie. in the original story their town is called chew n swallow & food coming from the sky was just a natural occurrence until the weather became disastrous & the people needed to leave. so i like the creativity they did with the film
This movie was big when I was babysitting a partners kids a lot, so I watched it a lot. I actually really loved it and enjoyed all the small details. It definitely fits more with the mind of just go with the logic it's a kid movie. I would totally love to experience good weather. The next movie also had its charm.
This movie was awesome and even growing up with when the sequel came out it really was a huge part of how I got into liking animated films and animation in general, if you thought this movie was amazing I can’t wait for you guys to watch the second!
As someone who had recently was trying to teach my dad (60 yo) how to send a pic over a phone call, i have to say Flint's dad learnt it faster than mine😂 it no joke took me 2+ hours to teach him.
I didn’t notice how great the physics and light simulations were and how physics driven the animations were in this film I love how everything in the film pops back up multiple times, and it references so many real life things like the news and climate change Also there’s has a lot of references to Flint having traits that are stereotypical in guys with ASD, and so does Sam sometimes but then she hides it again, which I wonder if that’s a reference to the idea that it’s maybe more common for women to mask their ASD traits
I can watch this movie and not laugh the entire time and then the scene of him falling from the jello castle and the impact sound followed by the screams happens and I lose my shit
If you had a final meal...what would it be?
Probably a nice Buffet with lots of dessert choices, I need a sweet way to go out
Spaghetti & Meatballs, with a side of garlic bread. Easily one of my favorite dishes and it makes me happy every time I eat it.
Mine would be a big buffet of my favorite foods
😋😋😋😋
Tortelli di zucca(pumpking) North italian dish
@@kaylagaymon4873 that's me too
When Flint Lockwood pretends he's allergic to Peanuts with Sam Sparks (as she's allergic to Peanuts) just so she could like him up until he confesses that he isn’t allergic to peanuts, the funny and ironic thing is that Flint Lockwood’s voice actor Bill Hader is actually deathly allergic to Peanuts just like Sam Sparks.
It even goes further where Bill Hader was the voice of Mr. Peanut for Planters from 2013-2017.🥜🥜
And then he became a hitman!
If irony was made of strawberries, we’d all we drinking a lot of smoothies right now
This is definitely one of my favorites from Sony Pictures Animation. The smooth animation on the food is easily one of the main highlights of the film, especially the scene with the spaghetti tornado. It's also a great directorial debut for the iconic duo, Phil Lord and Chris Miller, where they would later go on to create the 21 Jump Street duology, The Lego Movie, and of course, Into the Spider-Verse!
Indeed, of course, Phil Lord and Chris Miller did had their start through _Clone High_ which currently was revived with a season 2 on Max, before they became a household name through their contributions in Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, The Lego Movie and the 21 Jump Street duology.
Agreed, and the soundtrack is a masterpiece. Especially watching this movie when you’re older and noticing all the symbolism and messages it’s quite amazing.
Ye it seems like it was really ahead of it’s time with how much it used physics simulations for the animation
To this day I shout “FLINT LOCKWOOD” whenever I run full speed at someone (rare as that is 💀)
I can respect that
LOL FR. I do that in my mind and not out loud 😂😂😂
You should run like that too.
The way that man came running from the back of the scene is burned into me thanks to the memes
F L I N T L O C K W O O D
@@kuronaialtani FR!!!
For some reason, the way Brent says "she touched a peanut or somethin" makes me laugh everytime
he's trying to be helpful but he's still a brent lmao
My husband and I originally didn't want anything to do with this movie when it came out. Thought the idea was too silly. The weekend that the sequel came out, the first was playing on TV as a promo. Nothing else was on, so we gave it a shot. We loved it so much that we immediately looked up movie times to see the sequel the following day (which we also loved)
classic don't judge a book (or movie) by its cover
@@peterlewis2178 Exactly.
it's still a silly movie in the best possible way
There are lots of great movies that are super silly on paper, like Scott Pilgrim, Hot Fuzz
@@Cheesepuff8 Isn't Scott Pilgrim a graphic novel series (plus a video game and an anime)?
Yeah, watching the cop and his wife power-couple their way through a food avalanche while saving their son is my favorite part.
I actually find this movie very underrated, especially considering I had the book as a little kid and enjoyed how it was represented as well, Plus Flint is quite a likable character in my eyes
to this day I can't help but cry when the dad has his speech with the translator 😂
"Fishing metaphor means I love my son" legit makes me cry.
Yes! Cried just now🥲
Being a lover of all things food, this movie made me incredibly hungry for everything!
The Dad's sadness and heartache seriously broke my heart though!
This film proves that Lord and Miller are writing geniuses. There's so many hilarious quotes and gags throughout. Mostly with the giant food, Steve, and Officer Earl. But they also know how to balance it out with just the right amount of heart. The conflict and ultimate resolution between Flint and his father is handled really well, and overall, this movie just has a great message about embracing who you are and supporting your loved ones.
#LordMiller4TASM
24:17 The muppet run Flint does still gets me to this day 😂
48:40 Intentional movie detail: Lincoln is the only one to not get pied in the face but in the back of the head
💀💀
Wow...that is quite dark!
NAHH
Writer 1: so how are we gonna portray a literal food storm?
Writer 2: spaghetti and meatballs tornado.
Writer 3: a BLT assebling on the Eiffel tower.
Writer 4: a giant bagel falls on NYC. Because NYC.
*Over to the animators*
Animator: you want me to make WHAT?
Flint may not have been perfect, but considering he found a way to essentially create a nuclear reactor that could reconfigure literal ATOMS to form food from water, I would say he was an absolute genius.
Slept on this one for soooo long, they’re both fantastic and so quotable. On a rewatch, definitely look out for the bearded guy in the blue plaid shirt and red hat, he’s a great Easter egg character
One scene that i always love is when Flint is showing Sam & Manny the process in the lab. The way Flint starts out talking in simple layman terms until Sam breaks out with her smart talk, and then Flint immediately starts talking in scientific terms. He seems to realize that she can understand the terms he's using!
Closely followed by the "mom eyes" Sam has with Brent and the pie!
I never get Animat (Electric Dragon) disdain towards this movie and compared this film to "Charles Manson", because literally, this is one of the most creative and funniest animated films released by Sony Pictures Animation, I just love the cartoonish animation style that was utilized, the visual gags and humor and especially how the animators did the animation of the food. It so makes me want to eat all this food shown in the film. I also love the voice cast that was utilized in the film consisting of Bill Hader, Anna Faris, James Caan (RIP), Andy Samberg, Bruce Campbell, Neil Patrick Harris, Benjamin Bratt, Lauren Graham, and Mr. T as Officer Earl. Not to mention it was the launching pad for Phil Lord and Chris Miller who previously had their start on _Clone High_ and would later be responsible for directing, writing, and/or producing the _21 Jump Street_ duology, _The Lego Movie,_ and _Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse._
Looking forward to the 2nd film (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2) and hope you guys will also get to watch the other animated films from Sony Pictures Animation such as The _Hotel Transylvania_ films, _The Mitchell’s vs. the Machines, Open Season_ and _Surf’s Up_ but for the latter two films just watch the first films only and not the direct-to-video sequels.
Agreed, Surfs up is an iconic film. Basically satire on reality tv shows back then. Love it. Haha.
Yes, like he said, there are better animated movies out there.
@@nicolasribeirodossantos6082 That doesn't mean you agree with AniMat and that he's right considering his opinion makes no sense especially his hatred towards Sony Pictures Animation and with the film.
@@Kraev369 I pretty much wasn't a fan of it as a kid, just a couple of minor laughs but that's it. Now that I'm older I enjoyed both the comedy and emotional moments.
Animat’s hate for Sony Animation has always been a major turn-off for me with his content. They certainly are not perfect but the way he labels Cloudy and Hotel Transylvania as the worst animation has to offer is objectively wrong. I understand everyone has differing opinions overall but it just seems like overkill
If you like this one, watch the sequel.
It takes the whole food phenomenon to another level. Super cute, funny villian, and pretty solid story. All in all, another creative and fun for everyone book to movie adaptation.
Honestly, the mess is what always bothers me about this movie. Every time it rains food all I can think is, "Do you have any idea how sticky and disgusting everything in town would be? Nothing would be clean, at all, ever. And then there's the smell of all the rotting food."
sounds like NYC and people still live there.
@@neighborhoodk3477Fair point.
Eating food off the ground or on anything that isn't clean is not ideal either.
Well,in-universe in one scene of the movie this was mentioned,Flint had created the Outtasighter for that purpose and I think it was said somewhere that Flint's other creation the ratbirds also would deal with the clean up as well,also..
I always think about how all the water would be turned into food
Although this movie isn't my favorite childhood movie, when I was young, my younger siblings and I would watch this movie with our Dad all the time and I remember us all laughing hysterically during the movie! Its great seeing the two of you reacting to this movie and thinking its funny too! 😄
Notice that when the pies hit Mount Rushmore, the pie that hit Lincoln hit him in the back of the head 😅
Fun Fact: The FLDSMDFR made a cameo in Into the Spider-Verse
I just immediately checked it out and you sir, are right. I can't believe I actually missed that.
This movie is deliciously great! I love all the foods. I enjoyed the funniest concepts they did. RIP James Caan as Tim. You guys are freaking hilarious
😋😋😋😢😢😢🤣🤣🤣
I saw this movie years ago on an airplane when there was nothing else to watch (it was a long flight) and had no expectations. It became one of my favorite animated movies of all time and cemented Lord and Miller as must-watch filmmakers. Fantastic.
i loved these movies when i was a kid, it's interesting to see them in english and not the dub cause i see there's a lot of puns that got lost in the translation:D so cool to rewatch with u guys, very nostalgic
46:07 how have i never realized that when Mr. T Jumps through the Dorrito it makes a giant T behind him!!!
Lincoln got pied in the back because he got assassinated in the back of the head. A dark joke for a kids movie.
This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. I remember really relating with Flint in being a kinda socially awkward creative type...minus the scorn from the town, luckily. xD
Also in hindsight I love how this movie bucks the "having no glasses makes you prettier" trope. Kudos.
Cal's parents are amazing!
i wish we got to see more of Mrs. Devereaux in the movie, her and Earl saving Cal from the foodalanche is one of my favorite parts.
I remember, years ago, I could say the name of the FLDSMDFR without any problem... I think I still can.
One of the greatest animated movies ever made, right up there with the Spiderverse flicks! And you two are the perfect team to watch for reactions. You're like wholesome bros who aren't afraid to love something. ❤❤
Flint Lockwood is such an autistic icon, and that's why we love him!!!
13:10 I *NEVER* get tired of that scene!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love how quotable this movie is! This contact represents you, my eye represents my eye, I've got my eye on you! Aloha from Hawaii! 🌺
This is one of my favorite non-Pixar animations! Better than many Pixar films tbh.
Storks is great as well.
I loved this movie so much, I remember when it came out I used to rewatch this with my younger brother so many times to the point where we can quote a handful of dialogues, and the movie is just so quotable! Our favorite scene would have to be the snowball moment where Flint just went insane (than usual lmao), we laugh at it everytime.
The way the plot rolled out was great, I really love how they always tried to throw us off especially towards the end, but eventually the characters still found unconventional ways to solve their problems. And the characters themselves are amazing. Just one of the best animated movies out there. I have nothing but praises and good memories with it. So glad you guys enjoyed it too!
One of my comfort movies for sure haha
This was my favorite sony film growing up. Absolute masterpiece
Part 2 is amazing, cant wait. So much fun as well haha. Also the animation in this is still on point! It is fantastical and fun and beautiful.
The first time I watched this movie, my mom rented the DVD from Netflix
James your “alright guys” intro is legendary please never change it 😂
I loved the:
"Oh wow it's so big"
And in the most cute way that can exist: ✨️Weeow✨️
When the FLDSMDFR gets corrupted it looks scary
I know how you feel I always was terrified at looking at that scene as a kid but now I'm not scary anymore
Black police man was so damn cool and his son SOOOO ADORABLE.I saw this movie long time ago and still is my favourite,glad you have a chance to see it,i recommend Wreck it ralph if you didn´t saw it yet,six heroes aswel with baymax
Such an amazing film. It gets funnier the more you watch it because you notice all the things going on in the background. It's also one of the few films where the sequel is just as good as the original.
That is one big mayor
Lmfao lmfao
Wait till you watch Chicken Little, Buck Cluck is the reigning champion of animated bad dad. I remember thinking 2009 as the year of animation with this, Despicable Me, Ice Age 3, Monsters vs Aliens & How to Train Your Dragon being released in theaters.
That’s if they (especially James) want to react to _Chicken Little_ and some of Disney’s most polarizing animated films (e.g. Black Cauldron, Home on the Range, Raya and the Last Dragon). I remember in a recent Livestream 1-2 weeks ago, James said he didn’t like _Raya and the Last Dragon_ and he might not react to that movie.
43:57 Ironically if brent didn't do that, they'd both be dead...since that leads to a giant mushroom stuck to the top of the machine
Fun fact: When Flint says at the beginning "But when all seemed lost, I stared at defeat, and found hope." It's the exact scene where he's hanging from his machine, looked at his feet and remembered the spray on shoes. When he said defeat it was actually "da feet" as a pun.
Wow I never noticed that
idrk how to explain it but this movie made part of my childhood LMAO
im an adhd person and really liked flint and how awkward he was socially, also the title screen song?? i used it a few times to motivate myself when i was drawing, im pretty picky with what music i use during art so thats an achievement
this move exaggerates everything and is 100% aware of it and i love it for that
I loved this book growing up as a kid. I was impressed with how they stretched the story. You should check out the book again to see what they did with the book to the movie. 44:52 isn’t this how most of us feel trying to explain to our parents how to do something. My mom is very computer literate but has more trouble as she gets older.
This movie is just a lot of fun!
I love how the animation feels like snappy 2d looney tunes while being 3d
The cop was hilarious 😂
my first date was going to see this movie I remember not even paying attention to the movie and just staring at my date the whole time haha
Absolutely love this movie! Childhood favorite
i read this story as a kid & was excited they turned it into a movie. in the original story their town is called chew n swallow & food coming from the sky was just a natural occurrence until the weather became disastrous & the people needed to leave. so i like the creativity they did with the film
My nephews loved both Cloudy movies and I’ve watched them probably 100 times and I STILL enjoy the second one. En-WOO!
This movie was big when I was babysitting a partners kids a lot, so I watched it a lot. I actually really loved it and enjoyed all the small details. It definitely fits more with the mind of just go with the logic it's a kid movie. I would totally love to experience good weather. The next movie also had its charm.
Hollywood really needs to stop with the nerd shaming
It aint that deep
When that fortune cookie falls on the Great Wall & tells them, “you’re about to be crushed by a giant corn 🌽 “ I was rolling 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🥠🥠🥠🥠🥠🥠🥠🥠🥠🥠
Ironically enough I had meatballs while watching this movie
Yay! I've been waiting for this one.
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Those are literally my kids in my class! 🥰😂 I love those little monsters!
12:29 imagine all that air presure crushing your eardrums
Earl (the Cop) is voiced by the one and only MR T.
This movie was awesome and even growing up with when the sequel came out it really was a huge part of how I got into liking animated films and animation in general, if you thought this movie was amazing I can’t wait for you guys to watch the second!
You should watch the sequel too, it’s still pretty funny
52:07 the meatball exploding reminds me more of the treasure planet exploding, than the Death Star
Grew up watching this and the second one and love them both
im so excited for you to see the second one i think the concept is so creative!
Ah yes, the movie with one of the few machines that have a name with no syllables 🎉
You mean vowels? x
As someone who had recently was trying to teach my dad (60 yo) how to send a pic over a phone call, i have to say Flint's dad learnt it faster than mine😂 it no joke took me 2+ hours to teach him.
I didn’t notice how great the physics and light simulations were and how physics driven the animations were in this film
I love how everything in the film pops back up multiple times, and it references so many real life things like the news and climate change
Also there’s has a lot of references to Flint having traits that are stereotypical in guys with ASD, and so does Sam sometimes but then she hides it again, which I wonder if that’s a reference to the idea that it’s maybe more common for women to mask their ASD traits
Great reaction! What a movie!
The Tv stealing a human haha
This movie reminds of Mitchels vs the machines. Have y’all seen that one? Cuz it would be a great reaction
Notice the food doesn’t rot. That machine will take all the water in the world till nothing is left
If this happened in real life that wouldn't be very good.
11:03 what was that wow nobu😂
This series brings me joy. It's a great couple of movies to watch! And I still say cheeeeseburger
This is definitely one movie that the first one was better than it's sequel. It was based off a kids book that only had 32 pages.
Really amazing movie! Lord and Miller at their best!
A British Sunday Roast 😋🥰
That is the best!!!! 😋
“I stared at defeat (de feet.) and found hope!”
i saw this movie some months ago with my niece..as soon as i saw the thumbnail my brain went SUNSHINE AND LOLLIPOPS AND..RAINBOWS
XDDDD
11:03 owen wilson😂
omg this is my first time seeing the original name lol
(in brazil it's translated as It's Raining Burguers
Possibly my favorite bit from the whole movie (but there are a lot of good moments).
"Corn!"
I always remember the end credits song is a cover of raining sunshine by Miranda cosgrove
Sardines are actually really good. XD
Love this movie. You guys should check out the sequel!
17:58 maybe it's easier if they pronounce it "Flid-sim-difer"
This movie always makes me hungry
This os one of the movies were there always is a dead parent, mom or dad is just dead, i dunno why that was such a big thing back in the days
24:13 - 24:23 When the Doom music starts playing
Also 45:43, 47:23, and 50:27
@@cubicalgamer2402 Yeah
I can watch this movie and not laugh the entire time and then the scene of him falling from the jello castle and the impact sound followed by the screams happens and I lose my shit
THERE'S A MOVIE 2 OF THIS ONE AND IT'S AS AWESOME
12:47 dude, if he can crack it just doing that, a disaster was bound to happen.