The little detail that despite Flint's father needing the thought translator to help him get his words out, he didn't need it to tell Flint out loud that he loves him gets me every time! Tim was never a bad parent, just a flawed one like parents truly are in real life.
I feel like Tim is the dad that chicken little's dad should have been but that movie was a complete mess. Tim is definitely flawed and layered, he's confused but not a bad person
Shrek, Night at the Museum, Polar Express, Peter Rabbit….There usually ARE major “differences” between an iconic 24-pp. picture book at Barnes & Noble, and a Sony or Dreamworks attempt to “embellish” it for feature length. As for Lord & Miller, if you’ve seen their equally hyperactive/unfocused Lego Movie, you’ll understand why I walked out of this one calling it “The movie where characters bounce off the walls LITERALLY and figuratively…”
i love that this movie show cases a dad who doesnt get his son but loves him so much and supported him as a kid and just wants him to be okay like even though he doesnt really understand his passions its a kid story since it isnt the old school trope of dad completely hates his son for not being a copy of him
And now that I think about it, it makes the movie more realistic and I totally get where Flint is coming from. Like another commenter said, Tim isn't a bad dad, he's just flawed.
Reason number 1,231,347 why I love Nick; he's literally the only person on Earth who can see a giant Jello-o mold and his first response is, "oh, it's so beautiful"
Not gonna lie, the way that this movie portrayed people wearing glasses getting treated is what made me afraid to wear glasses 😂 even if at the end they tried to go back and be like "Oh no you're beautiful with glasses" all of that immediate bullying left me terrified as a child LOL
I always wore glasses and was never bullied for them. And later there were people who wore glasses with no prescription just for the sake of wearing cute glasses!
As a 9 year old, I remember our library teacher reading the book out loud to us during library time in grade school. I also saw this movie for the first time in theaters with my dad. Memories! 😌
I remember skipping this movie for years cause I was such a fan of the children’s book and didn’t understand why they made such major changes; however, after I saw it for the first time, it became a top-tier favorite of mine! It’s so underrated. Two of my favorite small details are when the power goes out and Flint starts humming, he hums the main score of the movie. Also the townsperson with the blue hat and beard, who just happens to be in almost every scene without explanation!
Nick, the way you were like :O "Jello. Wow." That was the most purest reaction to the Jello😊 I also love this movie and so many quotable scenes (my mom and I always like to quote the policeman saying "Flint Lockwood." Glad you enjoyed and I am sure others have said it but there is a sequeal. It isn't as great as the first but there are some great jokes in there that I still remember today.
ahhhhh!! I LOVE this movie! My mom read me the original story when I was a kid and when this came out my mid was blowwwn, especially as a young girl who was "nerdy". although I canNOT watch it without getting sooo hungry
I never thought about this before, but even if this was possible, for all of the water to be turned into food would mean there would be no water, this would mean the plants wouldn't get the water they need to grow, water would get harder and harder to get, they'd have to start purifying the saltwater for hydration.
@@caseyh8386 No yeah I know, that's why I never thought about it, but I wasn't questioning how it would be possible, I was thinking about the lack of water 😂
This happens in the real world. Water in grass, cows eat grass, eat cow, and it comes out and gives water back to Earth. Or decomposes back into water and whatever else it's made of.
Yeah thanks for reacting to Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Nick! It made me so happy today! Also I love the song that plays in the credits at the end! Its called Raining Sunshine by Miranda Cosgrove (known for her role on iCarly!)
I agree with you Nick. The relationship between Flint and his dad were definitely the most impactful parts of this movie, especially the ending when he finally tells him (or I suppose thinks out loud) how proud he is of him.
This is one of those instances where changing the source material is a good thing (a 35 page illustrated children’s book) because I remember the book having depressing undertones. Spaghetti Tornado is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen and a complete surprise when I first saw it
I recommend the 2nd one, it's a part 2 and continues from where this left off. There were some cute puns in this one the Gummy Bears "gumming up the works" but the 2nd one is FULL of puns.
This movie is so unusually good, it’s so funny the movie feels like it was made for fun but at the same time the message and relationship with flint and his dad makes it feel like a good movie, so it’s like a movie that’s being funny and tragic at the same time, the type of movie when you can laugh and 2 seconds later you cry then the next minute you start laughing again. I can see why when I was 6, I watched this movie every day and I even made my own play of it. Anyway, I don’t know what it is but something about this movie makes me love it so much. Ok bye
Omg, in my country this movie is called "Tá Chovendo Hamburguer" with translates as "I'ts raining hamburger". I'm just in shock how diferent the original name is lol
It's funny how you say that, because it was the first time for me seeing the original name and it also surprised me how different it is. In spanish(mexican version atleast) is know as "Lluvia de hamburguesas" and a direct translation could be "Hamburger's rain" or the same as yours "It's raining hamburgers".
Yep here in Mexico is called “Lluvia de Hamburguesas” which is kinda the sane, though Idk why they changed the meatballs to hamburgers in the title, it could’ve easily been called “lluvia de albondigas” or something like that
Do you plan on watching the sequel? Also great reaction as always. Idk you always brighten my days you have such good energy legitimately makes me smile! Keep up the amazing work!
When I was younger my favourite character was always Sam because it was such a crazy feeling to relate to someone about having a severe peanut allergy! And with the epi pen and everything haha!!! Anyone else?!?
something i love about this movie is flint's relationship with his dad, they both try to talk to each other constantly but their phrasing keeps them from understanding eachother. they both say the right things but in the wrong contexts
I think the failed inventor angle in this movie is so interesting. Flints inventions work. He just doesn’t think ahead. The movie makes this abundantly clear very early.
this movie is unbelievably underrated!! Thank you for this reaction, it's one of my favorite movies! The themes and the animation are amazing, the characters are so lovable and I just love the way they portrayed Flint's relationship with Tim. I also recommend the sequel!
33:54 if you look really close here, you see the Mayor sneaking off towards the club house to make it rain the storm that inevitably destroys everything
Glad you enjoyed it. The movie was pretty big when it came out, enough to get a sequel but as time has gone on I feel its gotten a little forgotten. Like I always say the best comedies have ❤. Just a great family film. Not one of my peraonal favs but I still like it a lot. The sequel is alright too. Not as good but still enjoyable.
I loved this film when I was a kid, it’s so creative and heartfelt, surreal and hilarious, plus the sequel is an absolute riot with its endless food puns 😅
I read the book before I watched the movie as a kid. It was one of those required readings I was supposed to read in 3rd grade and then 2 years later, the movie came out. I definitely noticed certain scenes that were clearly from the book like the woman running with a plate in her hand to catch a chicken leg.
Yep This movie has one of the best soundtracks in animation (and in general in cinema in 2010) Mark Morherbaught's compositions are incredible and this film is one of (if not his best work)
Those spray-on shoes are one of the best Chekhov's Gun examples I have actually seen, lol. Coincidentally, I got a bunch of food ads while watching this. TH-cam really wants me to get hungry today. 😂
You know that bit where he says he “stared at defeat, and found hope”? The accompanying visual is from when he was hanging onto the (I’m not even gonna try to spell it), and saw his spray-on shoes. In other words, he stared at “da feet,” and found hope. Not sure if the pun was intentional, but I thought it was a good one, nonetheless.
I just realised, at 19:54 when the Mayor is pitching his idea to Flint Lockwood, you can see Flint presumably about to eat a PB&J sandwich, which is nice foreshadowing to his allergy lie at 17:50.
My personal favorite scene is where the Cop's family is fleeing from the foodalanche and the level of team work and over the top athleticism from them is fantastic. So I'm really gratified that you also enjoyed that sequence. Seeing you get invested in this movie just makes all the emotional moments hit that much harder. Thanks for the reaction!
i like how the message of this movie subtly touches upon themes of over consumption, obesity and food waste. I think Flint could've used his machine to solve world hunger
I was thinking you should react to this movie! Definitely one of the weirdest movies I've ever seen, but still a lot of fun, and I love Flint, but maybe I just love weirdos since I am one. 😂
I think one of the first Sony movies that started being actually good after trash fires like "Emoji Movie". I think this was directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller("Into the Spider-Verse"), who generally do great work. Love the Mayor getting fatter as the movie goes on. Bruce Campbell is always hilarious. And the ending with him floating and saying "This was not well thought out..."before he takes ANOTHER bite of the mast kills me!
I loved this movie so much as a kid. I'm not as much of a science geek as Flint is, but I always felt like I could kind of click with him on some level.
One of my favourite movies ever (part 2 kind of annoys me but its still good). Glad you're reacting and I can't wait to see your reactions to the rest of all of us are dead and incredibles and cloudy part 2....... PLEASE ALSO WATCH WRECK IT RALPH
Ah such a great reaction, yeah that ending always gets me :P can't wait for part twooooo, you're going to love it, its amazing! =] thanks for the content
The movie is based on a childrens book where it rains food naturally. It would always rain and snow food naturally, but then the weather turned for the worse/ hurricanes of Brussels sprouts, etc. the townsfolk are forced to leave and find a town where they buy food in stores and live regular lives like ours.
Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! See you next for Incredibles 2 and The Rescuers Down Under (Full Reaction already on Patreon)!!
THIS USED TO BE MY FAVORITE MOVIE OMG-
Fun fact: when I was like 5 years old I watched this everyday
YAY RESCUERS DOWN UNDER LET'S GO BOI!!!!
Please watch cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2!
@@tylermadril9338 SAME that's what I was thinking!
I just can’t wait to see you watch cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2 next week.
The little detail that despite Flint's father needing the thought translator to help him get his words out, he didn't need it to tell Flint out loud that he loves him gets me every time!
Tim was never a bad parent, just a flawed one like parents truly are in real life.
This is true. I’ve always seen his dad as the flawed parent, who can’t quite comprehend his own son after his wife died.
@@twist58 Same
I feel like Tim is the dad that chicken little's dad should have been but that movie was a complete mess. Tim is definitely flawed and layered, he's confused but not a bad person
@@Real_GenjiTim is the way better version of chicken littles dad
Fun fact:This movie is actually based on a Children’s book.There are a lot of major differences in this movie than there are in the book.
Lord & Miller actually took a main concept of the falling food.
Um ok
Shrek, Night at the Museum, Polar Express, Peter Rabbit….There usually ARE major “differences” between an iconic 24-pp. picture book at Barnes & Noble, and a Sony or Dreamworks attempt to “embellish” it for feature length.
As for Lord & Miller, if you’ve seen their equally hyperactive/unfocused Lego Movie, you’ll understand why I walked out of this one calling it “The movie where characters bounce off the walls LITERALLY and figuratively…”
Yeah. The book is about 2 kids who can’t go outside because of food storms.
I read the book first and the same author also wrote Jumanji
I like how all his past inventions helped him at the end, the flying car, the spray-on shoes, and the rats with wings
Not the remote control tv or the hair unbalder
And the monkey thought translator.
@@MasterBuilderDragon and that too
what about the walking tv and hair growth potion thing
I feel like this movie is a forgotten gem. So glad you reacted to this.
Me too.
I really is a gem lost in time 🥺🖤🎲
That's strange because there are still so many memes of this film used pretty regularly recently such as Flint typing or his Dad waking up suddenly.
Bolt:
I never forgot about this movie
i love that this movie show cases a dad who doesnt get his son but loves him so much and supported him as a kid and just wants him to be okay like even though he doesnt really understand his passions its a kid story since it isnt the old school trope of dad completely hates his son for not being a copy of him
And now that I think about it, it makes the movie more realistic and I totally get where Flint is coming from. Like another commenter said, Tim isn't a bad dad, he's just flawed.
Basically what Chicken Little's dad should have been
Reason number 1,231,347 why I love Nick; he's literally the only person on Earth who can see a giant Jello-o mold and his first response is, "oh, it's so beautiful"
No he's not, I also think it's beautiful 😊
Fun fact: Earl the police officer, in this movie, is voiced by well-known wrestler Mr.T.
Also: Earl has inverted Mr. T haircut due to his reseeding hairline.
@@Eemi_Seppala Same
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I love Mr.T saying his iconic quote “I PITY THE FOOL!”
And then Terry Cruz in the sequel
3:40 Wow I never realised the double entendre of “I stared at defeat/the feet” as he looks down at his feet lmaoo.
Not gonna lie, the way that this movie portrayed people wearing glasses getting treated is what made me afraid to wear glasses 😂 even if at the end they tried to go back and be like "Oh no you're beautiful with glasses" all of that immediate bullying left me terrified as a child LOL
I never got bullied for my glasses, just everything else!
I always wore glasses and was never bullied for them. And later there were people who wore glasses with no prescription just for the sake of wearing cute glasses!
People WITH glasses are beautiful
@@tacodude2687I wear glasses in real life which started last year (2022)
I'll never understand why people would think that's funny. I'm sorry my eyesight isn't as good as yours. 😂
I remember being surprised at how different it was from the book when I was a kid but man it’s such a fun movie with some surprisingly deep themes.
As a 9 year old, I remember our library teacher reading the book out loud to us during library time in grade school. I also saw this movie for the first time in theaters with my dad. Memories! 😌
51:33
It’s just like he said in the beginning. He stared at “de feet” and found hope 😂
Oh my gosh, I never noticed that before. 😂👏
How did I never catch that? 🤣
How did i miss that
I remember skipping this movie for years cause I was such a fan of the children’s book and didn’t understand why they made such major changes; however, after I saw it for the first time, it became a top-tier favorite of mine! It’s so underrated. Two of my favorite small details are when the power goes out and Flint starts humming, he hums the main score of the movie. Also the townsperson with the blue hat and beard, who just happens to be in almost every scene without explanation!
I think this is one time I’ve seen a reversal of “girl takes off glasses now she’s beautiful” trope, love this movie! 😄
I’ve always hated that trope, girls with glasses are beautiful
Im not kidding when i say this, but i was seconds away from looking up on youtube if anyone had watched this movie yet. You saved me the time!
As soon as that music kicks in - instant fav movie
Nick, the way you were like :O "Jello. Wow." That was the most purest reaction to the Jello😊
I also love this movie and so many quotable scenes (my mom and I always like to quote the policeman saying "Flint Lockwood."
Glad you enjoyed and I am sure others have said it but there is a sequeal. It isn't as great as the first but there are some great jokes in there that I still remember today.
ahhhhh!! I LOVE this movie! My mom read me the original story when I was a kid and when this came out my mid was blowwwn, especially as a young girl who was "nerdy". although I canNOT watch it without getting sooo hungry
I never thought about this before, but even if this was possible, for all of the water to be turned into food would mean there would be no water, this would mean the plants wouldn't get the water they need to grow, water would get harder and harder to get, they'd have to start purifying the saltwater for hydration.
Lol don't over think it dude 😉 that's why they make a joke out of breezing over the science behind it... The whole idea is doo lally 😂
@@caseyh8386 No yeah I know, that's why I never thought about it, but I wasn't questioning how it would be possible, I was thinking about the lack of water 😂
At least there's literally millions of gallons of saltwater to convert...😅😅😅
This happens in the real world. Water in grass, cows eat grass, eat cow, and it comes out and gives water back to Earth. Or decomposes back into water and whatever else it's made of.
My favourite reactor watching one of my favourite animated movies. My Monday just got a lot easier.
Aw thanks 😊
Yeah thanks for reacting to Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Nick! It made me so happy today! Also I love the song that plays in the credits at the end! Its called Raining Sunshine by Miranda Cosgrove (known for her role on iCarly!)
@@nickflix8657 I can’t wait to see your reaction to the sequel!
@@noelleanglade1412 That was Miranda Cosgrove?!
I agree with you Nick. The relationship between Flint and his dad were definitely the most impactful parts of this movie, especially the ending when he finally tells him (or I suppose thinks out loud) how proud he is of him.
This is one of those instances where changing the source material is a good thing (a 35 page illustrated children’s book) because I remember the book having depressing undertones.
Spaghetti Tornado is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen and a complete surprise when I first saw it
I recommend the 2nd one, it's a part 2 and continues from where this left off. There were some cute puns in this one the Gummy Bears "gumming up the works" but the 2nd one is FULL of puns.
This movie is so unusually good, it’s so funny the movie feels like it was made for fun but at the same time the message and relationship with flint and his dad makes it feel like a good movie, so it’s like a movie that’s being funny and tragic at the same time, the type of movie when you can laugh and 2 seconds later you cry then the next minute you start laughing again. I can see why when I was 6, I watched this movie every day and I even made my own play of it. Anyway, I don’t know what it is but something about this movie makes me love it so much. Ok bye
Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs is one of my favorite Sony Animation films!
I am happy that i can see what people think of the movie this movie was one of my favs during my childhood
Omg, in my country this movie is called "Tá Chovendo Hamburguer" with translates as "I'ts raining hamburger". I'm just in shock how diferent the original name is lol
It's funny how you say that, because it was the first time for me seeing the original name and it also surprised me how different it is. In spanish(mexican version atleast) is know as "Lluvia de hamburguesas" and a direct translation could be "Hamburger's rain" or the same as yours "It's raining hamburgers".
Yep here in Mexico is called “Lluvia de Hamburguesas” which is kinda the sane, though Idk why they changed the meatballs to hamburgers in the title, it could’ve easily been called “lluvia de albondigas” or something like that
@@lightningflame2082 en españa es lluvia de albóndigas
Today's my birthday. Thanks for reacting to this movie. I would always watch it when I got home from school when I was little. Best birthday ever.
Happy Birthday, dude! 🎂🎊🎁
Do you plan on watching the sequel? Also great reaction as always. Idk you always brighten my days you have such good energy legitimately makes me smile! Keep up the amazing work!
Yes! His reaction to it is coming tomorrow!
When I was younger my favourite character was always Sam because it was such a crazy feeling to relate to someone about having a severe peanut allergy! And with the epi pen and everything haha!!! Anyone else?!?
I totally relate to that!
Thanks for putting a smile on my face today. I needed that.
Flits dad is top tier character design 👌I love it
something i love about this movie is flint's relationship with his dad, they both try to talk to each other constantly but their phrasing keeps them from understanding eachother. they both say the right things but in the wrong contexts
I think the failed inventor angle in this movie is so interesting. Flints inventions work. He just doesn’t think ahead. The movie makes this abundantly clear very early.
The scream of joy when I saw the thumbnail could shatter glasss.
Bill Hader plays Flint and that matters to me 😂 he's in so many things, and always makes the movies better ☺
hey nick just wanted to let you know how much joy it brings me to see that youve uploaded :D I JUST LOVE YOUR PERSONALITY 😭😭
I remember wining a poetry contest in elementary school, because I loved the book, and this movie does not disappoint ❤️❤️❤️
Made in 2009!
Man I feel old, but the background music in this movie was always beautiful.
“That techno-food; it’s too complicated for an old fisherman.”
And we all thought he was just making excuses 😂
Time for Subway Surfers with Lockwood and Officer Earl.
😂😂
this movie is a masterpiece
truly fun and so many cool characters
I have a big love for this movie because this was the first movie I saw in a movie theater and it was incredible
Me too.
Beautiful Movie.
This Movie has a heart and soul.
Not like stupid animation movie today.
I was literally about to request this movie and then I saw it in my recommended!
Thank you so much Nick! This is one of my favorite animated movies!
this movie is unbelievably underrated!! Thank you for this reaction, it's one of my favorite movies! The themes and the animation are amazing, the characters are so lovable and I just love the way they portrayed Flint's relationship with Tim.
I also recommend the sequel!
Thank you for reacting to this movie! It was literally my childhood and I still love it to this day! ❤
I straight up watched this movie every day for a whole summer when I was a kid 😊👍❤
33:54 if you look really close here, you see the Mayor sneaking off towards the club house to make it rain the storm that inevitably destroys everything
Well spotted! Never noticed him before
Underrated classic you would love Ron's Gone Wrong
Sobbing at how Flint's eyes dilate when he sees Sam with her hair up and glasses on for the first time
Glad you enjoyed it. The movie was pretty big when it came out, enough to get a sequel but as time has gone on I feel its gotten a little forgotten. Like I always say the best comedies have ❤. Just a great family film. Not one of my peraonal favs but I still like it a lot. The sequel is alright too. Not as good but still enjoyable.
Thank you watching this one, I have seen no one react to this, thank you.
I was just watching this movie and wondering if anyone has reacted to it! So glad to see you watched it, you’re always so invested and empathetic
I remember watching this movie SO many times as a kid! I'm so excited to see you react to this one!!
So glad someone reacted to this, I love this movie and it's sequel! I hope you enjoyed it enough to watch the sequel one day! :)
I loved this film when I was a kid, it’s so creative and heartfelt, surreal and hilarious, plus the sequel is an absolute riot with its endless food puns 😅
Oh my gosh! I love this movie! The books are adorable! I hope you check out the second movie! Aloha from Hawaii!
I read the book before I watched the movie as a kid. It was one of those required readings I was supposed to read in 3rd grade and then 2 years later, the movie came out.
I definitely noticed certain scenes that were clearly from the book like the woman running with a plate in her hand to catch a chicken leg.
This movie was my childhood. Thank you for watching it.
Cloudy with a chance of Meatballs is that movie with all kinds of ridiculousness but works perfectly.
Yep
This movie has one of the best soundtracks in animation (and in general in cinema in 2010)
Mark Morherbaught's compositions are incredible and this film is one of (if not his best work)
This is coming from the main composer on Devo and Rugrats.
Those spray-on shoes are one of the best Chekhov's Gun examples I have actually seen, lol.
Coincidentally, I got a bunch of food ads while watching this. TH-cam really wants me to get hungry today. 😂
You know that bit where he says he “stared at defeat, and found hope”?
The accompanying visual is from when he was hanging onto the (I’m not even gonna try to spell it), and saw his spray-on shoes. In other words, he stared at “da feet,” and found hope.
Not sure if the pun was intentional, but I thought it was a good one, nonetheless.
I can’t wait to watch this when I get off! I love this movie so much, I can’t wait to see what you thought of it :)
I just realised, at 19:54 when the Mayor is pitching his idea to Flint Lockwood, you can see Flint presumably about to eat a PB&J sandwich, which is nice foreshadowing to his allergy lie at 17:50.
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, maybe he’s gonna react to Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2
My kids absolutely love this film 😊
My personal favorite scene is where the Cop's family is fleeing from the foodalanche and the level of team work and over the top athleticism from them is fantastic. So I'm really gratified that you also enjoyed that sequence. Seeing you get invested in this movie just makes all the emotional moments hit that much harder. Thanks for the reaction!
Amazing reaction, you will love movie 2
i like how the message of this movie subtly touches upon themes of over consumption, obesity and food waste. I think Flint could've used his machine to solve world hunger
Great movie grew up watching it also had the book and knew it long before the movie came out
I am so excited that you finally got round to seeing this one! Its one of my personal faves!!
Honestly, after watching this everyone in my class started trying to say: The FLDSMDFR!!!🤣🤣🤣
I was thinking you should react to this movie! Definitely one of the weirdest movies I've ever seen, but still a lot of fun, and I love Flint, but maybe I just love weirdos since I am one. 😂
32:04 Fun fact: that is actually not part of the score! It's Sirius, by the Alan Parsons Project.
This is another movie that is extra fun in 3D. I hope you will watch the sequel, Nick, it was also a lot of fun!
This was one of my favorite movies as a kid, glad to see you watching it, I found it really pretty emotional the first time.
I think one of the first Sony movies that started being actually good after trash fires like "Emoji Movie". I think this was directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller("Into the Spider-Verse"), who generally do great work.
Love the Mayor getting fatter as the movie goes on. Bruce Campbell is always hilarious. And the ending with him floating and saying "This was not well thought out..."before he takes ANOTHER bite of the mast kills me!
This movie is one of the most underrated movies ever
This movie was so creative.
I loved your reaction to this!💜please react to Ferdinand and A Bugs Life when you can. Thank you for these reaction videos, I absolutely love them😄
meat balls
Nick is the bob ross of reactors
16:55 its not a lie, flint genuinely believes he can keep it under control.
I loved this movie so much as a kid. I'm not as much of a science geek as Flint is, but I always felt like I could kind of click with him on some level.
22:39
100% Vanilla
50% Chocolate
5% Strawberry
One of my favourite movies ever (part 2 kind of annoys me but its still good). Glad you're reacting and I can't wait to see your reactions to the rest of all of us are dead and incredibles and cloudy part 2....... PLEASE ALSO WATCH WRECK IT RALPH
forgot how cute their love story is
Ah such a great reaction, yeah that ending always gets me :P can't wait for part twooooo, you're going to love it, its amazing! =] thanks for the content
Nick after the incredibles 2 and the rescuers down under, you should react to cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2
Honestly this is the last movie you'd expect to be a year jerker. I love it.
You posted when I had class and I have class In a few mins. I'll pop back in after!!!!! Be back soon!!!
35:15 I swear that guy just randomly appears out of nowhere a lot in this film
Yes it's a fun one. Definitely one to rewatch. There's a lot going on in the background.
omgg thank you so much for reacting to this!
I'm so happy u watched this,is legit one of my childhood movies
Such a good movie
Hope u watch the second
The movie is based on a childrens book where it rains food naturally. It would always rain and snow food naturally, but then the weather turned for the worse/ hurricanes of Brussels sprouts, etc.
the townsfolk are forced to leave and find a town where they buy food in stores and live regular lives like ours.
“FLINT LOCKWOOD”
Yes! Please watch the 2nd one! It's even better imo. Love your videos❤