Robots deleted scenes and early test footage found (rare)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- These are the lost deleted scenes from robots that I found last year, I always think about uploading it but not completely I should do it.
some of these scenes were briefly shown on some other people's videos talking about this "chris wedge cut" thing. but they never uploaded these clips on TH-cam. I found another animation test on TH-cam, but I kinda forgot about the name, so here it is!
I'm probably gonna get another copyright claim......😒
Robots is owned by Blue Sky Studios
R.I.P. Blue Sky Studios
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Fun Fact: All of these shots were animated by Aaron Hartline, who currently works at Pixar, and was one of the animation supervisors on Turning Red!
What about Lightyear?
Wow! From robots to giant red pandas! That’s quite a progression! 😮
Bro help make an amazing underrated movie, only to work later on a piece of crap
@@hunterolaughlin degradation
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I've been looking for 1:20 for so long. I saw it once when I was in elementary school and I found it somewhat unsettling.
Si, se trataba de un personaje eliminado que trabajaba para Madame Gasket, cuando Big Weld volvía a su compañía casi al final, en lugar de que Ratchet lo descompusiera con un golpe en la cabeza, lo iba a mandar con aquel personaje quien le iba a hacer una especie de lobotomía, se llamaba algo de Dr. , su voz iba a ser la del juez Claude Frollo de El Jorobado de Notre Dame de Disney, en Google hay una imagen de como toca los componentes de Big Weld, la imagen aparentemente se trata de una pantalla de carga del videojuego de PS2
@@ianelhacker5777 R.I.P Blue Sky Studios, YOU SUCK DISNEY!
His Name is Dr V Needle
@@TheRealLusty Thanks bruv, now I can search him up freely instead of going thru "lost media"😭🙏
I hope people will see this.
Same
People will
Glad I did
Consider yourself seenificatedifiedaryied
1:20 POV you are a cool bug I found on the ground
0:50, I feel like this scene is when Rodney is called the sucessor of Bigweld Industries, it could've been used for a sequel which Ratchet tests him about if he thinks he really accepted change in the big city.
I hope there's more unused scenes because Robots is one of those movies where it feels there's something missing. Don't get me wrong on this. I love the movie, but it always bothers me that this movie have some scenes that should've stayed in the movie. It's even more bothersome that the DVD constants 3 deleted scenes. I honestly don't think the director's cut of the movie is happening because Blue Sky is shut down by the evil overlord that shall not be name. But it'll be nice to speak with Chris Wedge on how the process of the film went and why so many scenes are cut out of the movie. But for now, at least we have this piece of lost media.
Same with Revenge of the Sith.
so there’s a universe where the lamppost guy survived? poor dude
1:13 = Ah... this scene from the theatrical trailer from Ice Age DVD... Man!! I wished Chris Wedge added this in the movie.. or even release Robots as a "Extended Edition" in the Blu-ray release.
He said there's a director's cut where Cappy is more fleshed out.
Rodney was like "Hold still dude"
Where can I find it
@@billybarnett9518Um... Wdym by that?
@@FrankieSonic20 Exactly what I said.
I wish the deleted scenes end up in the film in Robots too. That sounded perfect
Most of this is actually in the movie, say.
Although I do feel curious about this one 0:50 that scene would have taken place the first time we see Bigweld Industries right? Looks like Ratchet first interrogates Rodyney instead of kicking him out at once.
Whatever, thank you for this. If there's something you can't find plenty of on the internet, it's this kind of stuff.
BTW that robot at 1:20 is truly terrifying 😳
2:10 This woman straight up dancing with her son and holding his leg and her son literally called her " mommy " though he looks to old to be calling her that like... AWHOOPS... JUMPSACREE-
Has anyone ever noticed that they used Sinbad music for some of the scenes? I’m referring to the Dreamworks movie, Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas
In 1:33 they used the track “Sinbad Overboard”
And in 1:45 they used the track “The Giant Fish”
1:19 Dr. V Needle was a character cut from the movie. If only they made a Netflix series of the movie, then he would have gotten a chance to shine as the main antagonist. Along with Ratchet getting revenge and Gunk also getting his revenge on Rodney and his father. Because Mr copper Bottom owns the diner now. Hence the reason why V Needle helps Gunk get REVENGE by upgrading him. Along with Ratchet too.
Fender's British accent
Stereotype
1:20 WTF even is this??!
I do like The robots movie,it's pretty good but this scene...
WTAF!!!!!!!!
Dr. V Needle, he was a scrapped villain. Few pictures exist of him and this animation appeared in one trailer
He's also supposed to be played by the late Tony Jay (Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame) as his final role before death a year later
He looks like a mutated vacuum cleaner
1:20 Wait a minute, I never saw this character before! Maybe he's unused.
His name is Dr V Needle.
Hope we find more stuff like this in future!
We'll see..... we'll see...
0:15 that's doctor v needle
1:20 this is
2:00 WITH A LARGE WHAT!?
Ikr my mind said butt
1:14 Oh, hey, that part was animated in 3d. Pretty cool.
#releasethechriswedgecut.
1:20 is that a deleted character?? If so does anyone know?
He's name is Dr V Needle
1:20 I just wanna know if they had a transcript of this
When Rachet knocks out Bigweld, there was originally going to be a doctor in the room that gave him a lobotomy, but the scene was cut because the voice actor for the doctor passed away before any lines were recorded. This looks like it could be a shot from that.
@@spongebobsquarepants725Any idea who it was supposed to be?
@@leviheidle524Dr V Needle
This movie is so good that any Mistake in the movie was from early Testing
I know there is more than that! I’m rather obsessed with this movie.
1:20 The Doctor character kinda reminds me of Humphrey and Irwin from "Oddworld Munch's Oddysee"
2:30 Oh no! Madame Gasket told Ratchet when Bigweld will be dead and all their dreams will come true and after the Bigweld Ball when Ratchet hired the musical performers?! THAT'S NOT GOOD!
apparently there was going to be another chop shop robot that was going to be in but was cut from the final
Is there concept art of that character?
If I was in robots
Mehello sir can you tell me about Jim Broadbent your father/voice actor
Madame gasket:I'm a woman
Me: woah yikes!
Woah, these are awesome! Could you tell me where you found the footage of the robot bartender scene at around 3:16? I can't believe we can actually see his face!
aaronhartline.blogspot.com/2011/01/robots-animation-reel.html here you go.m
@@theposthumous6368 0:04-0:14 where are these audio clips from??
@@abrahamcortina2171 0:04 is from Boogie Nights, 0:14 is from Bowfinger
0:50 this is probably after he kicked wonderbot out the window
Movies back then were absolutely magical, in storytelling and scope. The beautiful scores were final icing on the cake 🎂. There's no magic or inspiration anymore 😢, seems to be all be political and personal agendas and corporate profit. I've noticed that most movies scores sounds very generic with "NO" heart or emotions. I really want to bringing the back those types of movies that I grew up with ever since I was toddler and younger ages in 2000s era with more "Absolutely Magical", "Storytelling" and "Scope". Even more "Heart and Emotion". There totally needs to be a time when humans really need to make a "True" animated movies that touched the soul and heart of the viewers of all ages. Somebody hand-drawn and computer animation, it's not just the movies, TV shows as well for all ages on Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Disney Channel, and the Walt Disney company needs to take there place in the circle of animations shows and movies for everyone. I hope sometimes in the future, My family would see the newspaper or different articles on the internet of their own cellphones 📱 about I finally got my dream job as "Ian Cassidy save the Walt Disney Company for bringing the 2-D animated style in order pay homage and tribute to past Disney's 2-D animated style movies were made in old glory days". "Ian Cassidy made his promise to have more Magic and/or Inspiration from 2-D animated movies from Disney". "Walt Disney Company made a agreement with Ian Cassidy to have Disney's 2-D animated style movies to have music to be more Heart and Emotion with Absolutely Magical, Storytelling and Scope as well". "The Walt Disney Company celebrated Ian Cassidy's birthday party for being our Savior of bringing the old school Disney 2-D animated style movies". I'm thinking Disney stuff never meant always for Kids, it's for everyone mostly adults back in the day, same with Looney Tunes and Tom and Jerry, unlike nowadays everything is for kids and family. Movies back then taught us about importance of friendship, loyalty, kindness, compassion, determination, etc. A lot of movies do that, but there are still some good ones. The main ones that awful to me that are intentionally bad just for money, a cash grab. 😒 Cause The old Disney movies were so awesome had a little dark things that you don't see now those days in Disney movies. Movies still have an important message though but the movies are too sweet, there's a video Looney Tunes that they are soft and not that dangerous silliness we know. Because it's saver for the kids? I mean I can understand kids now those days are misunderstanding and would do anything for likes and views but making the cartoons soft won't change the fact that they grow up to be misunderstood, they become uncaring anyways because of the internet. People became too soft, real snowflakes. Wow, I really miss the good old days, when Cartoons were good. Today it's a quick cash grab, with use of effects and big names in the movies. I love the storytelling part, the sending a message to the audience, that's what should be, the soul and heart needs to come back in films and Hollywood became too powerful, meaning they can get away with making bad movies. Back then movies had individualist them, today it's about ideas like social justices and feminism. Those ideas take away from the true hero's journey and make it difficult to identify with the characters. This is the reason so many people nowadays just stick with the older movies, and the ones grew up with because that's precisely what those kinds of movies did for them. They were heartfelt, funny, for all the ages, full of value, and are consistently good every time you watch them. While one of the purposes was the company to make money, they still wanted to deliver a quality product to the viewers and it feels like they've lost that. We took for granted 💔 how well animated movies in 1990s and 2000s were, outside the animation being revolutionary for it's time, the writing was also well written that even being 30. I can still watch movies like Ice Age (2002) and actually enjoy. Yes and alot have avoided those powerful morally complex story's in favor of something safer. Sure the effects look amazing but heart isn't there anymore, The Toy Story series is an exception because of all fours have are capable of rivaling each other. Who says that Disney movies are just for kids? Adults can watch it as well, They have some life lessons which applies to both kids and adults. For example, what do we learn from The Little Mermaid, from my perspective, that movie learned us that never sell yourself to an evil person, also if the deal is bad, don't take it. What about Cinderella? It taught us that dreams can come true and no matter with circumstances be always good and kind. What about Pocahontas? Love conquer all and one must find their own way, other movies which has powerful messages, excellent music. Nowadays everything is must be political ,which is sad and heartbreaking 💔. I definitely want to bring it back for my dream job in the future. Movies today are made to appeal to as wide an audience as possible and make as much money as possible. Back in the day while profit and marketability was important producers and directors had more freedom to be creative and make movies that were original, innovative and memorable. People think it's all nostalgia goggles and being unfair to modern movies, but No. It's all the value and quality of the movies back then, the delivery, lessons everything all that is gone nowadays. Technology creates the story these days, not the soul of the writer. Like how back in the old good days, we didn't over-analyze anything. We just sat back and enjoyed stuff. 😉 Animated movies are not like what they once were, the effort, the details and the passion just aren't there anymore in modern animated movies, really sad. Movies in nowadays are made by algorithms, not people. Today's Cartoons don't have as many good, fun and exciting masterpieces as the old cartoons. Too political...everything has to have "a message"... and the sense of pure fun is missing. I also find alot of movies nowadays try to be comedy's with over the top cringey dialogue and try way to hard to be funny, Not everybody wants to be laughing throughout the entirety of the movie (Or so they expect us to be laughing).It seriously is heartbreaking to see all that hard work and time people put into a film only for it to be completely thrown out near the end because studio executives lost faith in it. I can't imagine how frustrating that is. We don't want or need a joke evey two seconds, just give us a movie where the serious scenes don't get ruined by an out of place joke. That's not how movies should be made, technology is supposed to simplify our lives, and should not mean taking responsibilities away from us altogether. Box Office movies nowadays wouldn't even hold a candle even to a classic cartoon like This (The Land Before Time) in terms of depth and feel. Those big hits feel like they are just watched because of their name brand, not because of the quality itself at all. Once you watch them, they make you feel like you just wasted your time leading up to it and the huge money of it too. That's why I feel like a winner when I don't watch the movies of this decade or even past decade.
Go outside and touch some grass please
Robots is a political movie dipshit
Bro wrote a whole essay in a comment section. Like, what the hell?!
That's far too many words to read, sorry!
this movie literally has an anti-capitalist message
Those missing footage are look alike deleted scene
thats unbelevable, where did you found them ?
aaronhartline.blogspot.com/2011/01/robots-animation-reel.html
I found this on this website.
0:50
wait all of these were deleted? i remember watching the movie on dvd and they were in the movie!
I love it so much!❤🎉
1:19 who is that guy
That's Dr. V Needle, he's a unused character for robots.
@@theposthumous6368 oh
@@theposthumous6368 0:16 and who is that
@@mmojdeenettfsavecanadathxt191 Fender's prototype design
@@abrahamcortina2171 are you sure?
I wonder if I can still see this film on Netflix or Disney+
@Agustina Miranda I last watched this on Netflix back in 2021 :(
Its free on youtube
@@systemshocker2875 no freaking way
@Agustina Miranda That's ok because Soap2Day exists
It's on cinema free and if cinema free even shows links that actually WORK it can be watched also it's available on DVD
Music: John Powell(2005)
they just used memes to practice animation lmao they just like us