Hoodwinked! (2005) - scene comparisons
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- Comparisons between the point of view of different characters on the movie Hoodwinked! (2005).
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It’s funny that this animation looked so low budget and weird but the movie was great
Angelo James Mordini ikr
It was indeed low budget: it had a budget of around 8 million dollars.
WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE ANIMATION 😂😂😂
It had a spooky tone to it but the sequel never had that
The second movie was even worse with both the story and animation.
The funniest aspect to me about this is how each character’s perspective is like a different film each.
Red’s like a Disney film.
Wolf’s like a caper comedy.
Kirk’s is like a comedy about an odd man.
and Granny’s is like a bloated action flick.
Yeah I know
Wolf’s side is my most favorite part of Hoodwinked
I love how in Red's telling of her encounter with the wolf she makes him seem more viscous and makes herself seem like the innocent one, even leaving out the part where she beats him up.
This says alot about our society
Agreed @@MrFirefox
@@MrFirefox what are you guys like 10 years old? That says nothing about our society. It is a physiological tactic when one is being interrogated. Literally nothing about society.
@@justfriends7581 what are you, 5? its a joke
@@justfriends7581 this says alot about society
It's brilliant how the scenes are almost completely synced. Shows the attention to detail the animators went to.
Amazingly, this was only the FIRST DRAFT of the film’s script. Because of the low $8 million budget, not only was the animation not gonna be of decent quality, but they also couldn’t afford to do revisions or rewrite as they were animating. So they just wrote in one go, and it really shows how intelligent the filmmakers were.
@@freddyrichards878. They hit the iron while it was hot!
What they would've done is set multiple cameras in each scene then render the frames from different camera perspectives, it's a really creative use of camera switching!
😊e@@erikbihari3625
Fun fact: My sixth grade teacher showed my class this movie to teach us perspectives. It actually really helped me! And of course the teacher let me borrow her copy after I couldn’t finish the movie, so my family got to watch it too, and we all enjoyed it! Now we got our copy that we use to watch nowadays for fun!
Same, it it was my high school law teacher, he used it to show us how even a eye witness can be flawed as how multiple perspectives can see different things in the same crime.
Man I never realised how much of my childhood was this film
SAME
I love that movie so much
I don’t know why it’s rated bad on rotten tomato’s because I remember loving this movie t9 the core as a child, and I still like it to this day, it’s funny and good, especially the one off singing goat, his end songs funny
@@kalintheinfernityking9383 What's positive is the voice acting and the funny moments, but what's negative is the animation and the crappy models
@@davidcortina2340 true, but the best character model is the singing goat! He has the best song in the multiverse and the funniest last stand moment! But everyone else I can get why it’s bad in other’s eyes. Hopefully people would then see the gem it truly is!
hoodwinked was ahead of its time with this different povs and crossing paths things.. the scene that always gets me is the part where grandma is in the cloud telling red to use the hood, and the movie makes it seems like shes an illusion when shes actually in the clouds after her snowboarding thing.
that is also a parody of a scene in Star Wars where a force vision of Obi Wan Kenobi tells Luke to use the force.
@@mikosoft oh I know, but I was talking about how the movie made it seem like she was just a vision but later it revealed that she was ACTUALLY there, but also showed how and why in a way that (sorta) made sense
Yeah I agree
I like one detail they add in the Wolf's and Red's different perspectives when they meet. When Wolf 'roars' in Red's perspective, it sounds scary, but when Wolf 'roars' in his perspective, it sounds more painful.
I like that, because it shows how they think of each other. It's same thing with how they meet in Red's perspective, because Wolf is standing in the dark, and she's more in the light, showing what she thinks. But, in Wolf's perspective, both of them are in the light, showing what he thinks.
Sort of like how when Red saw Wolf’s footprint there were claws but in Wolf’s story the footprint didn’t have claws.
3:47 It's criminal that Red's and Wolf's POV sync up into a neat song.
Pat3nted The 2nd yeah I thought Of that to
They need to drop an album
Whoa, forgot about this film. Need to rewatch it sometime to see if it's actually as good as I remember it being or if it was just me being a kid.
I love how the lighting is completely different for when Red & Wolf meet in the forest to reflect how just how different their points of views were. Red is cautious/scared of a giant beast, Wolf is talking like it's an average day.
StupidMarioBros1Fan. Im in a similar situation. I loved this as a kid and have been looking for this for 7yrs and i finally found it.
It's every bit as good as you remember. I saw it with my daughter when it came out and have since showed it to a bunch of mates. I'm 47. It's genius. You remember it fondly for a reason.
StupidMarioBros1Fan because wolf its just scream at red and she scared away
StupidMarioBros1Fan pp
Small story: it’s a hidden gem just like mega mind
I unironically love this movie. I'm so happy my perception of it wasn't tainted by the internet as a kid.
The fact that this movie had multi-view POVs feels so weird, but also kinda innovative. It’s just so strange finally seeing these scenes from a different character’s perspective flowing together near seamlessly!
At 1:29 you can slightly hear the schnitzel song while Wolfie is trying to listen.
I like how the lighting is different in each of their point of views, showing how they saw things differently from each of their pov's.
I just made a comment about this, I think it has to do with the animators gaining more experience throughout the film and by the end of the movie, it actually looks better, with improved lighting, character animation and camera movement.
So the timelines all match up in terms of length? That's crazy attention to detail! I would have doubted that Boingo could actually be in all of their timelines in such a short amount of time, especially since the mountain was whole different corner of the map
He could’ve just bounced high and fast.
It all checks out:
1. First, Boingo encounters Red.
2. Then he and his guys go vandalize Kirk's truck and strip it of its tires. Once the revelation comes in, you realize that Boingo and his accomplices were interrupted by Kirk and the kids coming back, and the ski team were all hiding in the trees.
3. Then he takes Red up the mountain and realizing she's in possession of the book, tries to steal it from her.
4. Since he knows about the Wolf poking around, he decides to send him and Twitchy on an out of the way route to Granny's house. I'm just going to assume he intended for the Wolf and Twitchy to drown in that cave.
5. Then it's back uphill to oversee taking Granny out during the ski race.
4:44 Abigail Puckett: Red!!
Red: Granny?
Abigail Puckett: Use The Hood, Red, Use the Hood
I love this kind of stuff! Seeing the same events simultaneously through the eyes of each character. Great vid
This movie has a very underrated OST
Agreed
This film will always be a gem
A underated gem that is
1:12 Bonsai!!!!!(I thought it was “Attack!!!)
3:20 You can’t hold onto Those recipes Forever!, I’ll get You and your Little Granny too!!!
It's always interesting to see many stories in different characters' perspectives.
I'm kinda I'mpress that red Puckett name is after a color Red
So Kirk has the least impact on the plot. Shame cause he’s my favourite of the main roster
Its actually impressive how well the minecart sequence syncs up
4:49 i remember how i couldn't dtop laughing because of this scene
How come
@@serenitythesiren5031 cuz It's so random
Honestly with how this movie tells its story there is no reason for a video like this to not have been on the special features of the DVD. Great work!
at 3:47 Red Puckett and Granny's POV turned Reds POV turned into a remixed version of Be prepared
This movie was so well made, so ahead of its time
Peter Scholzek
Yeah I know
Um… was it tho?
@@kingofthekoopas8857 Yes.
3:06 Her wolf away spray
Kirk may have the least interaction among the main characters, at least he has the funniest segment. I remember laughing my butt of during his story.
Yeah I know
I’d imagine the writers would’ve seen that. so that’s probably why he’s the most eccentric one out of the four
3:46 Be Prepared + Bounce
6:14 and 6:17
Red: Hiya!, you crazy Wolffe, What have you done with Granny?
Wolffe: I’m taking Granny down and you’re next!
Red: Granny!
Wolffe: Oh shoot, that was unexpected
I LIKE KIRKS STORY, CAUSE HE'S THE REASON HOW HE COMES TO THE END OF THE STORY.
Check my Kirk comment
Man I love this movie...
Me too
The stuff with the mine cart and avalanche sequences compiled together is so chaotic! 🤣
I've seen this movie, and while the animation is blocky and the some of the characters are unusually designed, it throws a few twists and turns to the Red Riding Hood story that make it enjoyable.
6:19 - Kirk breaks the window
6:23 - Panic Button
1:14 That *BONZAIIIIIIII!!!!!* kills me.
5:57
Wolffe: All Right
(Red Exclaims)
(Kirk Gasping)
Red Puckett: You again, what do I have to do get a restraining order?
Kirk: Oh Schnitzel!
Wolffe: Settle down little girl, I’m on to you.
Red Puckett: Hiya!
Wolffe: Save it “Red-Fu”, you’ve been dodging me all day, now you might as well give up.
Red Puckett: Ahh!
6:14 and 6:17
Red: Hiya!, you crazy Wolffe, What have you done with Granny?
Wolffe: I’m taking Granny down and you’re next!
Red: Granny!
Wolffe: Oh shoot, that was unexpected
Good one
I liked it
Me too
6:17 - I'm taking Granny down, and you're next!
6:20 - I'm taking Granny down, and you're next!
4:12 Me: What kind of candles are those?
Max (Sam & Max): "Di-na-mit-ey." Oh, must be Italian.
Me: Ah! Lose the candle!
0:37 😂😂😂😂 kirt was in he’s mind 😂😂😂😂
3:49-3:50. You can actually see this is where their scene intertwines , and you can see them cross paths lol.
They should remake this movie
They should simply remaster the animation, evrything else is perfect.
Make it live action this time
Maybe a Reanimated collab?
I made a Pixar version of Hoodwinked
I remember the first time I saw this movie.
I thought at first it was kinda strange and scrambled, but after understanding what the clue was, I have seen it several times, and it has been a favourite ever since.
My favourite figure is the goat, because of the song he sings.
One or two minor errors in the syncing (the actual film, not your editing)
- and actually now that I think about it, they are all found within the same one character’s story:
• Kirk the Woodsman is nowhere in sight *_from Wolf's POV,_* at the point in Red's song where she passes him, as he sadly leaves his audition _("But a sad song played at the back of her mind...")_
• When Wolf is listening in on forest conversations with his [radio?] equipment (just before Red falls from the cable car), among the things he hears, he picks up a second or two of the Schnitzel song. But I'm pretty sure the Woodsman's truck had ALREADY BEEN "Schnitzeled" by that time.
• Not actually an error, but an inconsistency: All the other characters end their stories at the point where they all converge in the room, screaming; Wolf's version misses that part.
I always think the Wolf's story cut off at the point where Red comes in and calls to Granny to illustrate that from that point on, his story and Red's are identical.
@@TheLewistownTrainspotter8102
There's just something about the idea of all four stories meeting at that one same endpoint, with everyone in the room right after the "woodman" (actor) crashes in. Wolf breaks the pattern.
I think for Red passing by Kirk, that's more of an error with Kirk's story. Because clearly, that entire time she's supposedly passing by him, she's inside a dense forest saying hello to various people as she passes by, whereas Kirk is in a large open field with no trees around him. But it could also be she just repeated the song, because it's a pretty long bike ride.
We also don't know how long Kirk had been driving and singing in real time before that point. I'm going to assume he didn't just drive five feet and then start his song.
Plus, Boingo being with Red doesn't actually make it an inconsistency, cuz from the sheer level of strip the Schnitzel truck went through, it was obvious the evil ski team did the job and not Boingo by himself.
Anne Hathaway
Patrick Warburton
Glenn Close
Jim Brushi
Andy Dick
Cory Edwards
XIZBIT
Anthony Anderson
David Origns Siters
This is absolutely amazing, thank you so much for making it.
You actually compared the scenes?
🤔😃👍
Nice work!
6:22 - ...raziest thing happened.
Not enough KIRK!
He could be getting his Call Back!
He could be selling Schnitzel!
He cut down several more trees before the Big one.
And practicing for the Happy Yodelers.
4:11 What kind of candles you got there? Dee-na-mite!
We need to see Red Puckett do Gymnastics/Martial Arts in Hoodwinked 3
6:11 I vote for a Perfect 10
I’ve always wondered what this would look like in the style of 24. This is quite as close as it can get.
The goat cracks me Up everytime! 😂😂😂😂
Wolf and Boongo were the best
I wish the beautiful Anne Hathaway returned for Hoodwinked too.
She probably chose not to, because she knows how much it went too far from the previous one.
@@robbiewalker2831 actually, she became a much bigger actor since
But Anne Hathaway was busy voicing Jewel from Rio, released in same month and year as Hoodwinked Too
@@davidcortina2340yeah I know
This movie is so good
Yep
Yep
The further you scroll the comments grammar gets worse and worse
1:29 one thing you missed is the Schnitzel song from Krik, the radio catches that song midway.
Disney
20th Century Fox
Jim Henson
Tim Burton
Damn this only proves this move was a masterpiece
The story and the scene comparisons are very clever, This movie is so underrated.
The fact Anne Hathaway was Red in this movie is too funny to me🤣
1:57 bongo open the door red fell
I think we can actually see the animation get better as the movie progresses, if we thinked they started in chronological order than it would make sense as the animators didnt have any experience with this software or much animation in general, so as they get more comfortable later in the process, the lighting and camera movement improve as well as character movement
I'm starting to see a pattern In the movie
You forgot to show Kirks song during the one part where Wolf was using the microphone to listen to Reds conversation. You can hear for a moment he ends up picking up a second of Kirks schnitzel song by accident.
I did see something very different at 1:13
it's no 3:09
BANZAI!!!
Yeah I know
So when is the internet going to band together to reanimate this?
0:36 - ...was schnitzeled.
What the schnitzel?
Ah i love This Movie As a Kid Even today i still can't grow Out of it. Ah Those Nostalgic Feels i feel... I listen to Red is Blue whenever im sad I even Rewatch the Movie. Ah Good Memories *[Starts to Cry]*
*😭 I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH*
This movie Is Chicken Little Done Right, That’s How You Do Pop-culture Fairy Tales Baby
Yeah
Can you do the scene comparison of incredibles and jack-jack atack
Hoodwinked is a cinematic masterpiece
Wolf W. Wolf had a Lebron Lakers Jersey before EVERYONE
Even though the animation is pure low budget but this movie is so nostalgic!
Yup
6:21 - Edited by Logo
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3:08 Wolf Away Spray hurts
3:06 Hand Over The Basket
@@manuelgrothe608hand over the basket
my mother and I seen this on Cartoon Network in MY childhood
I'm seeing a lot of comments on the interesting aspect of the different perspectives for a crime. This was a favorite movie growing up and as such, I'm just realizing why I love a new show on Apple with the same idea (unfortunately, i can't remember the name).
Talk About A Little Red Riding Hood Version Of The Simpsons Trilogy Of Error
3:50 I never even noticed they were in Red's POV
All I can hear are echos
6:25 i remember this scene scared me the fuck UP when i was a kid... because of the fucking music
I believe it’s a quadriptych.
these type of underrated movies with strange animation loke this and monster house are the best!! I always gonna love more the unique movies
Great job! ^_^
0:36 - Kirk
0:38 - Wolf
1:57 - Red
3:34 - Granny
Great job of connecting all the scenes together. It's like a puzzle which you put together quite well
5:38 6:42 I like the opening fight scene from Hoodwinked a lot.
Dimitreze did u watch the full movie of invictus if u did the simular scenes are from rwc 1995
@dimitreze, Can you do a scene comparison video of Cartoon Network's show Chowder episodes: The Wrong Address/The Wrong Customer?
MrPat55 good Idea
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0:36 bongo broke his kirk truck
I've seen hoodwinked so many times! To see all of the scenes in this perspective gives it a total new experience, i love it!
@dimitreze, Can you also do a scene comparison video of the All Star Valley Tournament fight scene between Daniel Larusso and Johnny Lawrence from both Cobra Kai Pilot episode and the end of the first Karate Kid film?
WOW
I love how in everyone’s stories they’re all connected except for Kirk’s.
The brilliant part of this movie being animated is that they can show events unfolding the *exact* same way from different camera angles (by simply reusing the same animation), which would be very hard to do if you shot it for real. And it saves on budget, too!
4:20
Japeth: "And if not for the witch's spell, you'd hear just how I scream..."
Wolf and Twitchy: AAAAAGH!!!