I really related to Katie and Rick's struggle to understand each other's interests, until they found common ground by the end. It's a shame that this film doesn't receive more love or recognition.
Animation isn't a genre, it's a medium. The entire concept of a "best animated picture" award shows how much the academy doesn't respect or understand what animation is.
Honestly this movie reminded me a lot of my Dad and I when I got into NYU against all odds. He was against me going. He was scared of me getting hurt. We actually had a big fight in regard to me going. Both of us love each other a lot so it was difficult to be apart even for a big change like that. But we got through it. He supported me 100% and we became even more of a team than we already were. This film really captured how realistic it is to have this struggle and I always tear up at the part when Katie and her Dad finally understand each other and sing Live Your Life together.
It's amazing how people went from being skeptical about "Mitchell's" due to its apparent focus on how technology is evil, to it almost being shelved due to the pandemic, to it being one of the best animated movies of the decade so far! "Mitchell's" was definitely my favourite movie from the lockdown era!
Omg yes I loved this movie! As I grew up over the three years, I really started to relate to Katie's quirkiness. Also the "dog pig dog pig dog pig *loaf of bread"* gag will always make me laugh 😂
Slight correction: Gravity Falls wasn't Mike Rianda's show, he was one of the directors on it, but the show was created by Alex Hirsch (who was a story consultant on Mitchells and has a cameo voice role). The film is also co-directed by Jeff Rowe who was one of the writers on Gravity Falls and later went on to direct Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem. Other notable gravity falls alumni who were involved include Matt Braly (Amphibia) and Dana Terrace (The Owl House) who did some storyboarding work but went uncredited.
i watched this movie over and over again when it was released, and still come back to it every now and then. Probably one of, if not, my favorite animated movies of all time. the movie had NO right to hit that hard but it did, and to this day, it lies in the top 5 movies ive ever watched. i liked the humor, the story, the message, the animation, everything.
I didn’t expect much from it initially. I randomly put it on one day, and in just the first 5 minutes, I was like "This is much more relatable than most family movies." I was interested from there, and man it was great
tbh this movie holds a special place in my heart as the first time I watched it was after I had gotten rejected for the first time and it really helped cheer me up and take my mind off things
Thank you for making the video and drawing my attention to the film An absolute masterpiece that seems to be talked about far too little I really had to shed a tear or two during long stretches of the film, it was very emotional, but also a lot of fun
Just adding my two cents here, but after this film dropped a lot of Neurodiverse people adopted both Katie and Aaron as Neurodiverse representation, and as an autistic person, I feel a lot of kinship in Katie specifically. This film means a whole lot to me, as Katie's relationship with her father is very much a mirror to that of my own, to the point I tried using this film to talk to my father about things. It... didn't work, but, I really did try LOL. It was never confirmed, but there's so many signs that can be read as these characters being Neurodiverse, and I loved this movie's messaging about being "weird". It's very much a comfort film for me.
This movie is really special to me, I remember watching it when it came out, and Katie really resignated with me, she really reminds me of me a lot of the time, and it's nice to see someone in some sort of media that is actually like me, she's just a great character over all and I love both this movie and her character, and all the other characters are all really enjoyable, I just really love this movie and it's hard to express through word much I love it.
the movie is just amazing, I watched it about 10 and here’s my opinion: the animation and the story of a family going on a big adventure is just something I definitely needed and showing that family is important, the animation style is gorgeous and the characters are just perfect, 10/10 banger
Listening to this, I'd recommend reading the article I just read on the telegraph. It's titled "Pixar has lost its magic - but a golden age of hand-drawn animation is dawning" It fails to mention Mitchells vs the machines, but does mention: Wild robot, Transformers one, TMNT Mutant mayhem, Nimona, Puss in Boots the last wish, And of course, Spiderman into the spiderverse.
It’s very funny to hear Dazz complaining about missing out on relating to the going to college character, while I’m sitting here, exactly Katie’s age when the movie came out
I watched this movie on a plane while going to Japan, the summer before my freshman year. I'll be honest: I cried at the end. It's so... perfectly relatable. It's hilarious. It's awesome. It's so heartwarming. It perfectly captures that struggle to feel accepted and respected. This is one of the greatest animated movies I've ever seen, And I truly hope the revolution Spiderverse caused never stops if it gets us more movies like this.
Man, there really is a lot of duality in these comments. The contrarians at the bottom are just saying that it's completely mid with nothing to like about it and claiming that it just has a "spider-verse coat of paint" even though it clearly has a different art style, meanwhile the fans at the top are often claiming that it's one of the best animated movies period, if not the best animated movie of the decade. Personally I give it at 8/10. It's pretty great, but some of the outdated internet humor definitely holds it back a little. I especially appreciate that the lead being gay was treated as a normal thing instead of being stuffed in some romance plotline. Don't get me wrong, I love all good representation, but it's nice to have the gayness represented as just being a normal part of life without it having to be the center of attention, because that's what it is, normal, and I hope we can reach a point of acceptance where we don't need specific representation anymore.
It's my all time favorite movie. It just feels like it was made specifically for me. The vibrant, expressive, and stylistic animation, the engagingly intense yet zany action sequences, the witty and clever writing style, and the heartfelt theme about family and being yourself appeals to me on so many levels. Plus Katie being an aspiring filmmaker with lots of creative endeavors who just wants to share her art with the world is super relatable to me. Also, we stan Aaron.
this movie really makes me feel, not only with how I relate to the characters and how those relationships are reflected of my own life, but just how I came to know this move. sure its how to say that I don't relate to Katie as someone who was and to a degree the same age as her going through a similar struggle of family dynamics and just college. but I also think fondly about when and how I got to know this movie. I don't remember who but I'm pretty sure one of my friends had either watched the movie itself or just heard of it somehow. either way it became a small watch party over discord one night and all of us loved it. for some time I think we quoted it every so often (an we still might even if we don't realize where the funny line came from) and I think I watched it twice? maybe because I wanted to show someone who wasn't able to be there on the first watch or because we just loved the movie that we watched to watch it again. who knows, maybe it a combination of both. either way, I still think back to that night and that watch party with a smile. maybe I'll try to convince them to watch it again one of these days soon
There is another animated movie about a teen growing up and going to university that you missed. It's an Extremely Goofy Movie. While not as good as "A Goofy Movie" I like it a lot.
Funny enough I’m actually writing a five page essay for my film class on Mitchel’s V.S. The machines for my final! I just love this movie and I watched it over and over again, it’s honestly my favorite movie! I feel like that if there was any movie that I could completely relate too it would be this one. Honestly this movie was one of my biggest contenders of what made me want to be an animator in the first place. I want to be able to animate something as unique as this.
This movie is one of my absolute favourites alongside Coraline as I really related to Katie and her inability to fit in until she found her people, her quirkiness and passion for art/films! (Or story mediums haha!)
My memory of this movie, is watching it with my late wife who passed away nine months later, so I think of her when I think of it. I also think of "Dog..Pig..Dog..Pig..Loaf of Bread"
This is probably the best Sony movie ever and maybe in my top 5 movies. This movie is really relatable for me because my family (of 7) is kinda…*wild*not say the least and my fav part is this: *dog pig dog pig LOaF Of brEAD* -system error-
I still love this movie with all my heart. As a gay guy who was, at the time, somewhat looking into colleges to go to, (spoiler alert: I'm not even in college anymore, I dropped out after a year LMAO) it was definitely one of those movies I needed to keep myself going and to eventually make it out of high school. Maybe one day I will make it into my dream college without having to deal with financial stuff, but until then, the most relatable thing in that entire movie to me was the bit at the end where it is explicitly revealed that Katie is in fact a lesbian, not an American. That whole scene just solidified my love for the movie even more. I loved her family dynamic, especially the mom who goes psycho near the end of the movie over the love for children, an A++ mom reaction IMO.
There was always something special about this movie that made me go back to it every time while eating cup noodles Also i forgot to mention i didnt watch it right after the release i watched it in 2023 just to help the people who are confused which is basically no one
This just felt unnecessarily painful to sit through, being now a Netflix original. It really killed my expectations for the whole thing for 4 years now.
I honestly didn’t like much of anything about this movie, the style was trying too hard to resemble Spiderverse that it was frustrating, the characters annoyed me, the dog was bloody frustrating and the concept for a dumb dog are overused, the only good thing was the effects and the animation itself, and the only characters I liked were the two robots
Have you seen the TMNT mutant mayhem one? I'm pretty sure that came out more recently and it was pretty good, and Puss in boots the last wish is an absolute must see, a legend in the animation community
I think this movie is good but also a bit overrated. The big thing is that the plot is so over the top and doesn't make much sense, so it kind of loses me at the end. Still cool action and good heart though. The dated "meme" stuff is worse than upon initial viewing, obviously
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I think this movie is really special. But do you have any particular memories associated with this movie? I'd love to hear it! :)
I LOVE THIS MOVIE MY FAVORITE MOVIE EVER
my sister loved the movie mostly because of the dinosaur references.
she is now packing to go to college.
I remember when this movie was called “connected” back when it was slated to release in September 2020
This movie made me love my dad more than I already did :)
i watched this with family during covid and so it was a nice watch when we were all bored also review finding jesus or joshua and the promised land
I really related to Katie and Rick's struggle to understand each other's interests, until they found common ground by the end. It's a shame that this film doesn't receive more love or recognition.
Animation isn't a genre, it's a medium. The entire concept of a "best animated picture" award shows how much the academy doesn't respect or understand what animation is.
nuh uh its 100% a genre its for kiddie baby infants only nobody else
@@cookimaus1i don’t care go band for band with me right now lil boy
@@Zenskololtis a joke
Thank you. I hate when people call animation a genre when it means the likes of " plague dogs" would sit next to boss baby.
@@cookimaus1😂 the juxtaposition of your icon and the comment is perfection
Honestly this movie reminded me a lot of my Dad and I when I got into NYU against all odds. He was against me going. He was scared of me getting hurt. We actually had a big fight in regard to me going. Both of us love each other a lot so it was difficult to be apart even for a big change like that. But we got through it. He supported me 100% and we became even more of a team than we already were.
This film really captured how realistic it is to have this struggle and I always tear up at the part when Katie and her Dad finally understand each other and sing Live Your Life together.
It's amazing how people went from being skeptical about "Mitchell's" due to its apparent focus on how technology is evil, to it almost being shelved due to the pandemic, to it being one of the best animated movies of the decade so far! "Mitchell's" was definitely my favourite movie from the lockdown era!
Omg yes I loved this movie! As I grew up over the three years, I really started to relate to Katie's quirkiness. Also the "dog pig dog pig dog pig *loaf of bread"* gag will always make me laugh 😂
I loved the part where the dad accidentally ordered 12 Swiffers on Amazon 😂😂 even if it was a flashback
@@venomfan2020 omg yes that was hilarious 😂
Also that one scene of Katie licking a stick of deodorant-
Slight correction: Gravity Falls wasn't Mike Rianda's show, he was one of the directors on it, but the show was created by Alex Hirsch (who was a story consultant on Mitchells and has a cameo voice role). The film is also co-directed by Jeff Rowe who was one of the writers on Gravity Falls and later went on to direct Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem. Other notable gravity falls alumni who were involved include Matt Braly (Amphibia) and Dana Terrace (The Owl House) who did some storyboarding work but went uncredited.
Ahhh thank you I was just about to comment this. While I watching this I was like “Whaaa…Alex Hirsch is…whaaa?”
Ew
@@ThisHandleIsRare I'd suggest you watch what you say to people.
I didn't know Matt and Dana story boarded for this, I just remember seeing them in the "special thanks" section of the credits. That's amazing!
i watched this movie over and over again when it was released, and still come back to it every now and then. Probably one of, if not, my favorite animated movies of all time. the movie had NO right to hit that hard but it did, and to this day, it lies in the top 5 movies ive ever watched.
i liked the humor, the story, the message, the animation, everything.
I didn’t expect much from it initially. I randomly put it on one day, and in just the first 5 minutes, I was like "This is much more relatable than most family movies." I was interested from there, and man it was great
I completely forgot about this movie 😭, can’t believe it’s already been 3 years
I go back to this movie time and time again. There's something really comforting about it.
tbh this movie holds a special place in my heart as the first time I watched it was after I had gotten rejected for the first time and it really helped cheer me up and take my mind off things
I love how I got a notification of this video when I was looking at a blushing air fryer on Reddit
was it blushing at this movie lol
Thank you for making the video and drawing my attention to the film
An absolute masterpiece that seems to be talked about far too little
I really had to shed a tear or two during long stretches of the film, it was very emotional, but also a lot of fun
Just adding my two cents here, but after this film dropped a lot of Neurodiverse people adopted both Katie and Aaron as Neurodiverse representation, and as an autistic person, I feel a lot of kinship in Katie specifically. This film means a whole lot to me, as Katie's relationship with her father is very much a mirror to that of my own, to the point I tried using this film to talk to my father about things. It... didn't work, but, I really did try LOL.
It was never confirmed, but there's so many signs that can be read as these characters being Neurodiverse, and I loved this movie's messaging about being "weird". It's very much a comfort film for me.
The two bots are the best characters of the movie
It’s actually insane how the pug who’s name I forgot has the highest amount of kills you can see
The Mom being feared is just perfect. FoolishHuman Airlines was also good. Have to love that free wifi lol
It has such a unique style
I thought sony would be a one hit wonder but this beat all the odds
Now this is Chicken Little done right, if that movie was about robot apocalypse, instead of alien attack
I don’t see any possible similarities between this and Chicken Little
I think the only relations between the 2 is the daddy issues
Those 2 movies are about as similar as peppa pig and melancholie der angels
This movie is really special to me, I remember watching it when it came out, and Katie really resignated with me, she really reminds me of me a lot of the time, and it's nice to see someone in some sort of media that is actually like me, she's just a great character over all and I love both this movie and her character, and all the other characters are all really enjoyable, I just really love this movie and it's hard to express through word much I love it.
the movie is just amazing, I watched it about 10 and here’s my opinion: the animation and the story of a family going on a big adventure is just something I definitely needed and showing that family is important, the animation style is gorgeous and the characters are just perfect, 10/10 banger
Listening to this, I'd recommend reading the article I just read on the telegraph.
It's titled "Pixar has lost its magic - but a golden age of hand-drawn animation is dawning"
It fails to mention Mitchells vs the machines, but does mention:
Wild robot,
Transformers one,
TMNT Mutant mayhem,
Nimona,
Puss in Boots the last wish,
And of course, Spiderman into the spiderverse.
I love this movie so much, it’s really one of the best, I think it’s definitely in my top 10.
It’s very funny to hear Dazz complaining about missing out on relating to the going to college character, while I’m sitting here, exactly Katie’s age when the movie came out
This movie is if The Lorax movie was about robots and was actually done well
I watched this movie on a plane while going to Japan, the summer before my freshman year. I'll be honest: I cried at the end. It's so... perfectly relatable. It's hilarious. It's awesome. It's so heartwarming. It perfectly captures that struggle to feel accepted and respected. This is one of the greatest animated movies I've ever seen, And I truly hope the revolution Spiderverse caused never stops if it gets us more movies like this.
Man, there really is a lot of duality in these comments. The contrarians at the bottom are just saying that it's completely mid with nothing to like about it and claiming that it just has a "spider-verse coat of paint" even though it clearly has a different art style, meanwhile the fans at the top are often claiming that it's one of the best animated movies period, if not the best animated movie of the decade.
Personally I give it at 8/10. It's pretty great, but some of the outdated internet humor definitely holds it back a little. I especially appreciate that the lead being gay was treated as a normal thing instead of being stuffed in some romance plotline. Don't get me wrong, I love all good representation, but it's nice to have the gayness represented as just being a normal part of life without it having to be the center of attention, because that's what it is, normal, and I hope we can reach a point of acceptance where we don't need specific representation anymore.
"DOG PIG DOG PIG DOG PIG LOAF OF BREAD SYSTEM ERROR!"
*"AAAAA-"*
I love the part where the car falls then the robot catches it then monchi falls out of the car, then the robot screams.
It's my all time favorite movie. It just feels like it was made specifically for me. The vibrant, expressive, and stylistic animation, the engagingly intense yet zany action sequences, the witty and clever writing style, and the heartfelt theme about family and being yourself appeals to me on so many levels. Plus Katie being an aspiring filmmaker with lots of creative endeavors who just wants to share her art with the world is super relatable to me.
Also, we stan Aaron.
this movie really makes me feel, not only with how I relate to the characters and how those relationships are reflected of my own life, but just how I came to know this move. sure its how to say that I don't relate to Katie as someone who was and to a degree the same age as her going through a similar struggle of family dynamics and just college. but I also think fondly about when and how I got to know this movie. I don't remember who but I'm pretty sure one of my friends had either watched the movie itself or just heard of it somehow. either way it became a small watch party over discord one night and all of us loved it. for some time I think we quoted it every so often (an we still might even if we don't realize where the funny line came from) and I think I watched it twice? maybe because I wanted to show someone who wasn't able to be there on the first watch or because we just loved the movie that we watched to watch it again. who knows, maybe it a combination of both. either way, I still think back to that night and that watch party with a smile. maybe I'll try to convince them to watch it again one of these days soon
fnaf 2 jumpscare 0:10
There is another animated movie about a teen growing up and going to university that you missed. It's an Extremely Goofy Movie. While not as good as "A Goofy Movie" I like it a lot.
I love this movie! Watch it every year like a tradition, never gets old!
I watched this movie with my friend at a sleepover - i don't want to rewatch it because of that
You said BOMBASTIC. Never would've thought you'd say that.
Funny enough I’m actually writing a five page essay for my film class on Mitchel’s V.S. The machines for my final! I just love this movie and I watched it over and over again, it’s honestly my favorite movie! I feel like that if there was any movie that I could completely relate too it would be this one. Honestly this movie was one of my biggest contenders of what made me want to be an animator in the first place. I want to be able to animate something as unique as this.
Mitchells vs Machines was such an amazing movie. Hope we see a sequel for it
Tell that to Netflix then…
@@trainsandmore2319Sure, ok. Let me just go ask my uncle who works at Netflix real quick
Does it need a sequel?
@@catprog Eh, maybe not. I just really want to see these characters again
Nah this does not need a sequel
0:01 not sonic adventure tails theme song coming in this vid. (I love this song so much)😊
My family and I, Loved that Movie.
This movie was one of the only ones our whole family enjoyed! I cant remember any movie having had that effect in the last decade.
This movie is one of my absolute favourites alongside Coraline as I really related to Katie and her inability to fit in until she found her people, her quirkiness and passion for art/films! (Or story mediums haha!)
I was so excited about this movie when it came out I am a huge fan of Phil Lord and Chris Miller.
Funny I just re-watched this the other day with my kids! LOL
Nice Video!
you say tmnt mutant mayhem is just spiderverse, but green, and I hear the classic theme song line in my head, 'and they're greeeeeeen!'
“Great Ideas don’t pop up, they developed overtime” - DazzReviews
My memory of this movie, is watching it with my late wife who passed away nine months later, so I think of her when I think of it. I also think of "Dog..Pig..Dog..Pig..Loaf of Bread"
This is probably the best Sony movie ever and maybe in my top 5 movies. This movie is really relatable for me because my family (of 7) is kinda…*wild*not say the least and my fav part is this:
*dog pig dog pig LOaF Of brEAD* -system error-
Am I going crazy or do I hear the persona soundtrack playing in the background ? p.s. great review as always 😆
I still love this movie with all my heart. As a gay guy who was, at the time, somewhat looking into colleges to go to, (spoiler alert: I'm not even in college anymore, I dropped out after a year LMAO) it was definitely one of those movies I needed to keep myself going and to eventually make it out of high school. Maybe one day I will make it into my dream college without having to deal with financial stuff, but until then, the most relatable thing in that entire movie to me was the bit at the end where it is explicitly revealed that Katie is in fact a lesbian, not an American. That whole scene just solidified my love for the movie even more. I loved her family dynamic, especially the mom who goes psycho near the end of the movie over the love for children, an A++ mom reaction IMO.
gay yay
Wait a lesbian and not an American? Is that a typo because those are two very different things that are not mutually exclusive
@@henryhere please be sooo fr and tell me you get the joke 😭
@@henryhere I’m pretty sure you can’t be Lebanese and American.
All the recent Sony movies have looked amazing and they all have a good story
i liked that movie it was strange for me ppl were not talking about it
I agree! It was a masterpiece! I enjoyed it!
"A Goofy movie 2" can be another "university begin" animated film.
I deadass aged 17 years realizing this movie is already 3 years old
i found an spin off of Open season is 100% real
I also found it, and gotta be honest, it is actually good, not great, but still good.
@@TunaBear64 Well. i still prefering the first movie of Open season becuase is still better then the seaquels of Open season becuase are trash
@@mattmattnicolas Wait, you were referring to the sequels all the time, these are garbage, I thought you were referring to the TV series.
@@TunaBear64 i mean the seaquels are garbage for me and i don't like it, i only like the first movie of Open season right
@@TunaBear64 i am not mean the tv series bro. the tv series are good
This is one of my favourite movies
God I fucking love this movie so much.
I this is one of my favorite movies 🍿 ❤
2:43 keep them around Sony!
Still hoping for them to make a sequel someday. Mitchells Vs The Aliens please 🙏
Question is would it even be justified?
The best way to win the streaming wars is to not play the game at all XD
This is the most relatable movie. Ever.
I loved that I got to watch such a touching and amazing animated feature. Plus the queer representation melding alongside everything was a nice touch.
Love from a KittyMonk and Vaush fan!
Yay! Someone in the same age bracket!
There was always something special about this movie that made me go back to it every time while eating cup noodles
Also i forgot to mention i didnt watch it right after the release i watched it in 2023 just to help the people who are confused which is basically no one
I cannot believe that this is still on netflix
If ai can show my search history, im against it
Very much agreed
are you gonna review the south park movie for it's 25th anniversary
i just watched this yesterday
I find it sad, that "Soul" flopped because it's actually a really good movie and some of the animation is breathtaking.
There is nothing to say about this movie. It's always been good, the movie explains itself.
Dazz should watch Bluey.
I love this movie with a passion
I LOVE THIS MOVIE SM MAN
its three years old already?????
This movie made you cringe in a good way because all the topics it covers strikes a real chord in you.
This just felt unnecessarily painful to sit through, being now a Netflix original. It really killed my expectations for the whole thing for 4 years now.
This movie is pretty go- hang on, what's that? Is that a- Dog? Pig? Dog? Pig? Dog? Pig? Pig? Dog? Loaf of bread? SYSTEM ERROR!
I watched it! It is very Nice and funny!
It’s a really good movie
The best movie on Netflix
I'd definitely say the last wish is better, but that's being taken off of the platform soon
i watced this when it came out and the movie was super good
5:21 I'm weirded out that this movie didn't became that way xD (and thank god it didn't!!!!)
It is literally about my fam.
OMG 12!!!!!!!!111111111!!!!111!1111111!!1
Criminal of you to ignore An Extremely Goofy Movie in the "Going to Uni" genre if you're going to mention Monsters University.
HOW IS THIS 3 YEARS OLD WTF
Would you please go over the Five Nights At Freddy's movie?
I'm sure my request ain't worth much, but i guess it don't hurt to ask.
FIrst comment lol (18 seconds ago)
I honestly didn’t like much of anything about this movie, the style was trying too hard to resemble Spiderverse that it was frustrating, the characters annoyed me, the dog was bloody frustrating and the concept for a dumb dog are overused, the only good thing was the effects and the animation itself, and the only characters I liked were the two robots
My favourite movie
This is the last good animated movie I saw 😢
Have you seen the TMNT mutant mayhem one? I'm pretty sure that came out more recently and it was pretty good, and Puss in boots the last wish is an absolute must see, a legend in the animation community
Watch more movies
@@henryhere dang bro I forgot about puss and boots, so yeah I stand corrected I did watch that one
10:20 There's three actually. Extremely Goofy Movie is the third so you missed three going to university movies
Me 10 seconds in: Let me guess the daughter is gay
12:18
Yep
I think this movie is good but also a bit overrated. The big thing is that the plot is so over the top and doesn't make much sense, so it kind of loses me at the end. Still cool action and good heart though. The dated "meme" stuff is worse than upon initial viewing, obviously
W movie