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Actually, I'm pretty sure Tom Selleck agreed to voice him because they had that joke in it. Like, I'm pretty sure the joke existed first and because it existed, he agreed to voice him.
It’s easier to depict the care takers as bad people, then as the crumbling pillars of an awful system they really are. Makes for a more clear cut narrative
Another neat little Easter egg: if you pay really close attention to the sounds in the opening scene, and the scene where Lewis goes back in time to see his mom, you'd realize that they actually sync up perfectly, in that Lewis was the noise that spooks his mom, as well as the one who knocked on the door in the beginning, after he'd already done everything.
I really like the design of the Bowler Hat Guy. He looks like those mustache twirling bad guys you’d see in really old cartoons or movies, and that makes perfect sense. He wants to be seen as this evil mastermind when in reality he’s a broken little boy who just needed to let go of the past.
"Around here, however, we don't look backwards for very long. We KEEP MOVING FORWARD, opening up new doors and doing new things, because we're curious...and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths" - Walt Disney He would certainly be angry if sees the current state of his company
For real. The animation studio for the movies continue to innovate, but in every other aspect Disney is going backwards. And even when you’ve got series like Owl House that are incredibly innovative, they’re cancelled without giving them a chance. That’s ignoring the copious live action remakes. It’s sad.
And I didn’t like this cartoon before, but today I watched it after many years and realized that it had a good idea and it was very good. And it's sad that the evil empire is growing and we are watching it .
@@ricardovonkrypton8908 *gestures to Mary Blair and the various other women and genuine Jews who actually worked at Disney during Walt Disney’s lifetime* Actually do fucking research next time so that you don’t make yourself look like a brainless jackass.
The Disney quote at the end was total coincidence. They had already finished most of the production with "keep moving forward" being the catchphrase and they just happened to stumble on the Walt quote with the words "Keep moving forward" in the archives, so they decided to include it at the end.
that last little montage of Lewis and Goob getting adopted always makes me tear up; it’s just so beautiful! you’re right: this movie is super underrated! thanks for the reaction Tim and Malbread! ❤
This movie kinda reminds me of a quote from another good time travel movie. “It means you’re future hasn’t been written yet. No one’s has. Your future is whatever you make it. So make it a good one,” Doc Emmet L Brown
This movie has one of the best endings. I get emotional every time. It gives me such a feeling of peace and satisfaction. And the music just tugs at my heart. The message of perseverance also makes it unforgettable.
This film was unexpectedly good! Lots of interesting twists and turns. I loved the ending, where things came together for Lewis. It really made my heart swell. The message from Walt Disney at the end is one thing that motivated me to continue my pursuit to becoming a professional animator and I’m really grateful to have kept the “keep moving forward” quote to heart.🙂
It’s genuinely a lovely movie. And honestly, depending on who you ask, this can be considered the final movie in the Disney Experimental Era (though most say it’s Bolt), and what a way to end it. Disney hit it out of the park with their second fully CG movie and I wish it did way better at the box office. Also, the Tyrannosaurus Rex never fails to make me laugh. I adore him.
This movie is amazing and the message it sends to kids is beautiful. I wanna cite the scene where Lewis tries to fix the family's PB&J gun, and feels dejected only until they tell him it's okay that he failed. In fact they tell him it's great that he failed, all because he tried. I wish I put myself into more situations where I'd try new things and be open to failure, I'm gonna have to make an effort to do that. That's what this movie always reminds me
If you pay really close attention, you'll notice that Lewis has 2 different voice actors. Wilbur and Lewis's VAs went through puberty after recording, but they needed to record some new dialog later on, so they had to get a voice match. They rerecorded most of Wilbur's lines with his original actor, but there are a few lines left from before his voice dropped. Just some trivia.
You know what, that actually makes so much sense because through the years I did think Wilbur’s voice sounded very young and different than how he mostly sounded.
Love this movie so much, never understood the low ratings either. As for not finding his mom: He already knew he was going to be a part of a wonderful family, so he no longer needed to find out his mom was.
About the "I'm always right." quote: Before Lewis goes back in time, Franny tells Wilbur she knows Kung fu. The dinner scene in the future shows she was telling the truth.
The fact that Franny’s Frogs are the mafia implies one of two things: 1) Franny *runs* the mafia in the future. 2) Franny has links to the mafia in the future.
I had a similar life growing up (I was in foster care and I wasn't adopted). I relate to Lewis in this movie. The director actually voiced the villain and used the anger from the drive into the studio as a way to bring him to life.
I love this movie so much. Goob was such a great villain because it was made obvioud that he wasn't good at it because it isn't really him and he was still acting like a kid. Probably the most impactful moment in this movie for me is the ending as soon as that song(I believe it's called Little Wonders) plays and we see things go right for Lewis and those around him
“Around here, however, we don't look backwards for very long. We KEEP MOVING FORWARD, opening up new doors and doing new things, because we're curious...and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths" RIP Walt Disney (December 5, 1901 - December 15, 1966), aged 65 You will always be remembered as a legend.
Something that just occurred to me: When adult Lewis walks out of the garage to see his family standing there with his past self, his "oh, oh" reaction was likely him realizing "oh right, I remember this day, this is something I have to do. I'm gonna have to have that talk with myself." That explains why adult Lewis gave a vague response to the "do we ever get to meet Mom?" question. He remembered that Wilbur took him back to the orphanage that night instead, and he let it up to his past-self to make the right decision: was he going to keep digging in the past or move forward.
This Movie is truly Underrated and a Masterpiece that I Deeply Love with a Powerful Message that Nowadays We Need More than ever,this is One of Disney's Best and most Mature Film.
With Goob the darkness under eyes was bags due to lack of sleep he wasn't hit with a ball or anything only getting beat when losing crucial game like that by falling asleep. Lost sleep because of Lewis always working on inventions. Secondly Lewis wasn't testing it on him just using head for size adjustment.
If you notice the sound in the beginning they actually incorporated when it happened in the future and you realize that Lewis was the one that knocked on the door not the mom. And I always loved how loving and nurturing Mildred was in the movie considering how Nanny’s or Foster home moms usually are portrayed
I hope you're prepared for the heartwarming and tearful moments in this movie. It's my childhood actually! Back in 2007, it was actually on Netflix and I first watched it then. Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks, and Sony movies are my whole childhood summed up, pretty much.❤💗💞 Anyway, watch Astro Boy next, Tim! I think you'll be pleasantly surprised by it!💙
Anyone else realize that Future Lewis most likely woke up in that cold sweat to build the time machines because of the events that happened in this movie? Too farfetched, you say? Consider: He remembered what he'd done to Goob, and was planning on going back in time to fix it, because he felt guilty. Only Goob beat him to it.
Rip Adam West the intergalactic pizza delivery man. 29:38 tbh this scared me as a young kid I’m proud of my family. My dad’s ancestor named Georg Wenzeslaus von Knobelsdorff built an opera house and has his name on a street sign in Germany, my dad’s dad (my grandpa Phil) telling me family tree stories like his dad driving an oil truck for a oil company, the last memories we had before he died in 2015, his friend Jon sharing stories of him and my grandpa. And both my mom’s side and my uncle Joe’s side has fought for Lincoln in The Civil War; my mom’s mom; my grandma’s side a man named Thomas Haslam who fought in the unions in Ohio in the 116th infantry and my uncle Joe who married my dad’s sister my aunt Katy ancestor has fought for Lincoln in Fredericksburg VA, I’m glad that my learning of The assassination of Lincoln led me to my “Civil War brothers”. TBH no matter how far family members r like my uncle’s family or something like that, I see them as my family.
As much as Doris' death was both funny and maybe anticlimactic, I think it speaks to a deeper message of the movie besides "keep moving forward": the things in the past are ones we can't change, and fixating and holding grudges will do nothing to change them or improve them. Instead, the future is unwritten, and ours to create. But that future also requires us to act now in the present. So now that Louis has this knowledge of the past(Goob missing the catch and being partially to blame), he can now take action in his present to prevent that happening. You can extend this too with something like the PB&J gun; by not fixating not it being a failure, he can use this knowledge what he did that didn't work, and apply that in his pursuit of it working in the future. And the same thing happened with Doris. By choosing not to focus on the past (having already invented Doris), he is now armed with this new knowledge he uses to change his present(by deciding to never invent her) in the pursuit of a better future(one without her wreaking havoc and enslaving everyone). And lastly, having seen his future, he applies that knowledge to his almost-encounter with his mother; that what's been done in his past, however fortunate or unfortunate, has led him to that point, and will also lead him to a future with a brilliant and loving family. So rather than try to hold on to that past, he decides that this future he carved for himself is amazing in its own right. But he isn't there just yet. All he can do is keep moving forward, doing and changing in pursuit of that future.
Meet the Robinsons was John Lasseter’s first job after taking the studio over from the Michael Eisner days of Chicken Little: Originally, the plot was JUST going to be about meeting the wacky Robinsons, and the Bowler Hat Guy stealing the invention-Lasseter at first wanted to drop the BHG completely, but when he found out the director was also an orphan, his old Pixar instincts fixed the last twenty minutes. Just look at the change in the Coffee Lady in the last reel.
This is one of my favorite underappreciated Disney movies and one of the reasons why I don't just pay attention to film ratings or how much a movie made to determine whether or not something is good. This really makes me feel so good when I watch it.
Hey Tim and Malbread! Thanks so much for reacting to Meet The Robinsons which is one of my favorite movies! It’s so underrated and it has one of my favorite quotes “Keep Moving Forward” keep up the great work and I can’t wait to see you in the next reaction! (Now I just need Tim to react to James Cameron’s Avatar and my life will be complete!)
17:50 i don't know why but the fact that they showed a actual photo of Tom Selleck in that part always makes me giggle 😆 It's also a pretty fun reference too since he also voiced adult lewis 😄 Also, the fact that the "keep moving forward" quote is actually from Walt Disney himself still gets me emotionally everytime i see it at the end of this movie 🥺
So I don't have a fun fact this time, but I just want say this movie has shaped me in many different ways, from the stories I write, to why I never give on anything. It's one of many of my favorites movies, it's a sad that it's so underrated, but all we can do is keep moving forward.
One of my favorite things is watching the videos of the making of the movie...seeing the voice actors in action and the creation of the characters and music. It's just as satisfying as the movie!
31:47, I know you saw the Lego Movie 2 since I saw the video where you and It’s Totally Cody reacted to it and there’s a reason that it has a joke about how time travel stories never make that much sense. It’s because they do things like this where they have the characters see the future change after the fact for dramatic effect even though by all logic it should be instantaneous
Lewis reminds me of Tails from Sonic the Hedgehog. They are both kids, blond hair, blue eyes and both like to invent and build things. Am I the only one?
You say sad reality about the child being left in the box in the beginning, but so much better than a childhood resigned to abuse and neglect. Takes a lot of heart to give up your kid, I hope, I was adopted at least a lot earlier than Cornelius.
This movie is underrated, it's better than the last thing Disney has done in years with that message, Let go of the past, Keep moving forward the future, Too bad it did poorly at the box office.
I swear, I’ve watched this movie about 15 times, and it’s not counting reactions on it. I love it, I’ve always had, since I saw it for the first time in 2009
Because of the message that we ourselves control our own destiny and decide whether we move on, for me, as a child, this film was remembered more than all animation projects. I can call Meet The Robinsons the first full 3D Disney project. Chicken Little as if you can not mention.
16:46, I couldn’t say in general as to why it’s so absurd but as I understand it, I haven’t actually read the book, this is the part of the movie where what’s in the book happens
Tom Selleck Voiced Cornelius. The director of the film was an Orphan. This movie has a really good message with “Keep moving Forward” like that can Hit people with mental health issues, like Depression, anxiety, or People who are grieving. Like Movie forward. You’re gonna be okay.❤ 2:27 Bruh. The Disney 100. Disney: Bruh we gotta get Bank.🤑 3:08 I ain’t gonna give birth to a human, My body can’t handle it. So I’ll adopt. Thank you.😊 3:38 Me and Goob have the same eyebags. FR. 4:30 My brothers allergic to peanuts 4:43 “Me too”-My brother years ago when He saw that scene. My dad would put Peanut Butter on my brother’s back as a kid. Moving On.😐 11:37 People working on this movie thought this is what the world would be like in 30 years. But I bet in 20 Years Flying cars will happen. I mean thats just a speculation. 37:06 Such a nice ending.❤
37:39, I like it quite a bit. I mean with Time Travel stories you have to make sure not to think about it too long or you start noticing the things that don’t make sense but even so the film’s pretty good. Also, I’m going to put this out there, Michael Yagoobian (Bowler Hat Guy) is basically an even less competent version of Dr. Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb (they were both created in 2007 and I’m not accusing either work of plagiarism, I’m just noticing they’re similar characters).
Ive always had a love/hate relationship with the last song... I love it as a song but I hate how I would just bawl everytime... And I mean ugly crying...
Okay wow, I just discovered your channel yesterday through your Avatar reacts and then the very next day you react to my favorite Disney movie, which is not very popular at all, WHAT ARE THE ODDS??? I’m a fan!
Respect for Rob Thomas who lent his voice for the awesome soundtrack! Then there's the joke about Wilbur describing his father as handsome as Tom Selleck only to have Lewis' future self be voice by Tom Selleck!
7:10, fun fact, the reason that the gym is named William Joyce is because that’s the name of the person who wrote the book upon which this movie is loosely based. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Day_with_Wilbur_Robinson
Thanks for the reaction, Tim and Malbread! This really is a wonderful movie, I don't understand why I didn't really hit the mark at the box office. I love how the ending gives both Lewis and Goob a second chance for a bright future, and it's definitely very applicable to our time now regarding letting go of the past and moving forward to make a better future for us. It's really inspiring and encouraging
Dude when I was watching this as a kid, I remember being SO SAD towards Goob story and man..the.. ending resonates with me until today. The past maybe painful but what matters now is to.. Keep moving forward. ❤️
Man, this movie takes me back to my childhood. I used to watch this movie all the time. And yes I agree this movie is so underrated. And I remember that the soundtrack for this movie in my opinion was amazing. Rob Thomas(solo artist & singer for Matchbox 20), the Jonás Brothers, The All American Rejects, & other artists have contributed to the soundtrack for the film and Danny Elfman composed the score. Man I loved this movie.
Recently, I just watched Meet the Robinsons on Disney+ later that morning. And it the nostalgia hit me a lot! And it really deserves a Disney+ series or a sequel.
1:22, after the 1990s ended Disney animated movies, when they were made, were less critically praised than they were once upon a time though Disney managed to restore its older reputation with movies like Tangled, Frozen and Wreck it Ralph
i think nicole sullivan did a great job voicing franny i didn't detect a lot of shego in her performance which is good also did you know her younger self is voiced by jessie flower who voiced toph in alta someone else told be that
As underrated Meet the Robinsons was back in 2007, for Disney to adapt another of author William Joyce’s work (right after Rolie Polie Olie) it’s seriously needed to be told.
My theory on movie isn't more popular is because more than half the more is just an ok movie. It moves super fast, gives in your face of generic family stereotypes. With lots of crazy chaos going on with how weird Robinson family is. It is really is just average all around until the big reveal. Its not surprising reveal but gives much more structure story that leads into a very charming ending. The big pay off is that we see Lewis growth of letting go the past. He learns his mom loved him and that he also has a loving family in the future. He doesn't feel alone and a future worth working for. Its a great nostalgic feeling that we don't jump back to the future again but instead he knows if he keeps moving forward and not giving up he will see them again, a future filled with hope. I think the ending and last 20 minutes is more heartfelt than most Disney movies ending imo, so its a weird balancing act of great ending but avg beginning.
"Spike and Dimitri are twins but I'm not sure how they're related?" "Neither do we, go on." What he means: "No one knows who they are nor where they came from but one day they showed up and they've been squating the plants in front of the door for so long they are now part of the family."
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In my opinion, Mike "Goob" The Bowler Hat Guy is the best twist movie villain Disney ever had.
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There's no orphanages at least in the U.S just so you know lol in case you were sad for the day from that thought
Wilbur saying Cornelius looks like Tom Selleck is a reference to the fact that he actually does voice Cornelius.
It's so hilarious.
Actually, I'm pretty sure Tom Selleck agreed to voice him because they had that joke in it. Like, I'm pretty sure the joke existed first and because it existed, he agreed to voice him.
I thought of it more as foreshadowing the fact that Tom Selleck voiced him.
That line was actually scripted even before Selleck was hired to voice Cornelius/Adult Lewis. So it went from a funny joke to a clever foreshadowing.
Can we take a second to appreciate that for once we have a movie with an orphanage caretaker who’s NOT evil?!
Looking at you Uncharted and Despicable Me
@@Real_Genji And Annie and Like Mike
It’s easier to depict the care takers as bad people, then as the crumbling pillars of an awful system they really are. Makes for a more clear cut narrative
Another neat little Easter egg: if you pay really close attention to the sounds in the opening scene, and the scene where Lewis goes back in time to see his mom, you'd realize that they actually sync up perfectly, in that Lewis was the noise that spooks his mom, as well as the one who knocked on the door in the beginning, after he'd already done everything.
I thought everyone knew that 😮
I think they she said something about it.
Another Easter egg is there’s a poster for Toy Story 2 in the baseball field.
I really like the design of the Bowler Hat Guy. He looks like those mustache twirling bad guys you’d see in really old cartoons or movies, and that makes perfect sense. He wants to be seen as this evil mastermind when in reality he’s a broken little boy who just needed to let go of the past.
"Around here, however, we don't look backwards for very long. We KEEP MOVING FORWARD, opening up new doors and doing new things, because we're curious...and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths"
- Walt Disney
He would certainly be angry if sees the current state of his company
some irony in there for the most part, unlike the animation crew, if you know what i mean
For real. The animation studio for the movies continue to innovate, but in every other aspect Disney is going backwards. And even when you’ve got series like Owl House that are incredibly innovative, they’re cancelled without giving them a chance. That’s ignoring the copious live action remakes.
It’s sad.
And I didn’t like this cartoon before, but today I watched it after many years and realized that it had a good idea and it was very good. And it's sad that the evil empire is growing and we are watching it .
Oh yes, we can imagine Walt Disney's reaction to the modern company: "There are women and Jews working here?!?"
:)
@@ricardovonkrypton8908 *gestures to Mary Blair and the various other women and genuine Jews who actually worked at Disney during Walt Disney’s lifetime* Actually do fucking research next time so that you don’t make yourself look like a brainless jackass.
The Disney quote at the end was total coincidence. They had already finished most of the production with "keep moving forward" being the catchphrase and they just happened to stumble on the Walt quote with the words "Keep moving forward" in the archives, so they decided to include it at the end.
It's like Walt Disney took a trip to the future and knew what phrase to inspire them with...
Fun fact, as everyone probably knows, the reason they were able to afford the house is Lucille is a well known scientist.
She's the inventor of the Caffeine Patch. Heroine to millions.
I feel like Bud is a genius too, and being a genius pays a lot so they probably have a lot of money to spend.
Basically Lucille is a mad scientist who *hasn’t* turned evil.
She just wanted to find a way to do more work… so she invented it.
Super underrated. I always feel so bad for The Bowler Hat Guy, despite him being hilarious. He's kinda like Dr. Doofenshmirtz in that way.
'From failure you learn from success not much' that phrase has accompanied me in my life projects
The family in this movie has more charisma and personality than the last ones made in Disney movies. I would have liked to see more of them.
that last little montage of Lewis and Goob getting adopted always makes me tear up; it’s just so beautiful! you’re right: this movie is super underrated! thanks for the reaction Tim and Malbread! ❤
This movie kinda reminds me of a quote from another good time travel movie.
“It means you’re future hasn’t been written yet. No one’s has. Your future is whatever you make it. So make it a good one,” Doc Emmet L Brown
This movie has one of the best endings. I get emotional every time. It gives me such a feeling of peace and satisfaction. And the music just tugs at my heart. The message of perseverance also makes it unforgettable.
This film was unexpectedly good! Lots of interesting twists and turns. I loved the ending, where things came together for Lewis. It really made my heart swell. The message from Walt Disney at the end is one thing that motivated me to continue my pursuit to becoming a professional animator and I’m really grateful to have kept the “keep moving forward” quote to heart.🙂
Good luck 🙏
@@cutiepie120048 Thanks, I appreciate it!
It’s genuinely a lovely movie. And honestly, depending on who you ask, this can be considered the final movie in the Disney Experimental Era (though most say it’s Bolt), and what a way to end it. Disney hit it out of the park with their second fully CG movie and I wish it did way better at the box office.
Also, the Tyrannosaurus Rex never fails to make me laugh. I adore him.
This movie is amazing and the message it sends to kids is beautiful. I wanna cite the scene where Lewis tries to fix the family's PB&J gun, and feels dejected only until they tell him it's okay that he failed. In fact they tell him it's great that he failed, all because he tried. I wish I put myself into more situations where I'd try new things and be open to failure, I'm gonna have to make an effort to do that. That's what this movie always reminds me
If you pay really close attention, you'll notice that Lewis has 2 different voice actors. Wilbur and Lewis's VAs went through puberty after recording, but they needed to record some new dialog later on, so they had to get a voice match. They rerecorded most of Wilbur's lines with his original actor, but there are a few lines left from before his voice dropped. Just some trivia.
You know what, that actually makes so much sense because through the years I did think Wilbur’s voice sounded very young and different than how he mostly sounded.
I always thought they sounded different!
So that’s why Wilbur straight up sounds like Shaggy when he says “we don’t!” when the T. rex arrives hahah his voice cracked
Love this movie so much, never understood the low ratings either.
As for not finding his mom: He already knew he was going to be a part of a wonderful family, so he no longer needed to find out his mom was.
About the "I'm always right." quote:
Before Lewis goes back in time, Franny tells Wilbur she knows Kung fu.
The dinner scene in the future shows she was telling the truth.
The fact that Franny’s Frogs are the mafia implies one of two things:
1) Franny *runs* the mafia in the future.
2) Franny has links to the mafia in the future.
I had a similar life growing up (I was in foster care and I wasn't adopted). I relate to Lewis in this movie. The director actually voiced the villain and used the anger from the drive into the studio as a way to bring him to life.
This movie still holds up as one of my favourite animated movies. The plot is just amazinggg
I love this movie so much. Goob was such a great villain because it was made obvioud that he wasn't good at it because it isn't really him and he was still acting like a kid.
Probably the most impactful moment in this movie for me is the ending as soon as that song(I believe it's called Little Wonders) plays and we see things go right for Lewis and those around him
'Little Wonders' always cause me to tear up a little. Great song.
“Around here, however, we don't look backwards for very long. We KEEP MOVING FORWARD, opening up new doors and doing new things, because we're curious...and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths"
RIP Walt Disney (December 5, 1901 - December 15, 1966), aged 65
You will always be remembered as a legend.
This is a pretty underrated Disney movie. I actually like how fun it is. Keep moving forward!
Something that just occurred to me: When adult Lewis walks out of the garage to see his family standing there with his past self, his "oh, oh" reaction was likely him realizing "oh right, I remember this day, this is something I have to do. I'm gonna have to have that talk with myself." That explains why adult Lewis gave a vague response to the "do we ever get to meet Mom?" question. He remembered that Wilbur took him back to the orphanage that night instead, and he let it up to his past-self to make the right decision: was he going to keep digging in the past or move forward.
Also the family said: "this is a story to tell in the future" they knew the entire time xD
In my opinion, Mike "Goob" The Bowler Hat Guy is the best twist movie villain Disney ever had.
He and King Candy/Turbo from Wreck it Ralph are some of the best twist villains I’ve seen.
i would like to add assistant mayor bellwether to the list (zootopia)
Lewis - "Why is your dog wearing glasses?"
Bud - "Because his insurance won't pay for contacts." 🥁
17:45. In Italian the example subject has changed and Wilbur replies "Giovanni Muciaccia", a children's television artist I followed.
This Movie is truly Underrated and a Masterpiece that I Deeply Love with a Powerful Message that Nowadays We Need More than ever,this is One of Disney's Best and most Mature Film.
With Goob the darkness under eyes was bags due to lack of sleep he wasn't hit with a ball or anything only getting beat when losing crucial game like that by falling asleep. Lost sleep because of Lewis always working on inventions. Secondly Lewis wasn't testing it on him just using head for size adjustment.
If you notice the sound in the beginning they actually incorporated when it happened in the future and you realize that Lewis was the one that knocked on the door not the mom. And I always loved how loving and nurturing Mildred was in the movie considering how Nanny’s or Foster home moms usually are portrayed
I hope you're prepared for the heartwarming and tearful moments in this movie. It's my childhood actually! Back in 2007, it was actually on Netflix and I first watched it then. Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks, and Sony movies are my whole childhood summed up, pretty much.❤💗💞
Anyway, watch Astro Boy next, Tim! I think you'll be pleasantly surprised by it!💙
Anyone else realize that Future Lewis most likely woke up in that cold sweat to build the time machines because of the events that happened in this movie?
Too farfetched, you say? Consider:
He remembered what he'd done to Goob, and was planning on going back in time to fix it, because he felt guilty. Only Goob beat him to it.
Also remember what the family said: "that is a story you going to tell in the future", they knew the entire time xD
The only thing I would add to this movie is a look at how Goob turned out in his new future
This movie was one of my favorites when I was younger and still is, to be honest.
Goob is easily one of the best Disney twist villains ever. He has so much personality, and his "evil plans" aren't even that evil.
As a college student, it’s hilarious how much I relate to Goob and the caffeine patch lady 😅😅😅😅
This is the film that made me pursue an engineering degree😂. Love to see people are loving it like I did
hey timothee didn't you know that Danny Elfman composed the score of this movie well he did a great job of doing the score in this movie
Rip Adam West the intergalactic pizza delivery man.
29:38 tbh this scared me as a young kid
I’m proud of my family. My dad’s ancestor named Georg Wenzeslaus von Knobelsdorff built an opera house and has his name on a street sign in Germany, my dad’s dad (my grandpa Phil) telling me family tree stories like his dad driving an oil truck for a oil company, the last memories we had before he died in 2015, his friend Jon sharing stories of him and my grandpa. And both my mom’s side and my uncle Joe’s side has fought for Lincoln in The Civil War; my mom’s mom; my grandma’s side a man named Thomas Haslam who fought in the unions in Ohio in the 116th infantry and my uncle Joe who married my dad’s sister my aunt Katy ancestor has fought for Lincoln in Fredericksburg VA, I’m glad that my learning of The assassination of Lincoln led me to my “Civil War brothers”. TBH no matter how far family members r like my uncle’s family or something like that, I see them as my family.
This movie used to trigger my social anxiety as a young child (the screaming, the social tension, the staring eyes)
This movie and the song at the end impacted me so much it was the first song I put on my graduation slideshow in high school
I remember how much I watched Meet the Robinsons as a kid and glad to rewatch this again with you guys!
Loved the reaction Timothee
Thanks for watching!
@@TimotheeReacts you're welcome
@@TimotheeReacts Awrsome reaction my friend. I still recommend the Wild Thornberrys Movie (2002)
My Mum Used To Love This Film Back In Long Time Ago When I Was Little
As much as Doris' death was both funny and maybe anticlimactic, I think it speaks to a deeper message of the movie besides "keep moving forward": the things in the past are ones we can't change, and fixating and holding grudges will do nothing to change them or improve them. Instead, the future is unwritten, and ours to create. But that future also requires us to act now in the present.
So now that Louis has this knowledge of the past(Goob missing the catch and being partially to blame), he can now take action in his present to prevent that happening. You can extend this too with something like the PB&J gun; by not fixating not it being a failure, he can use this knowledge what he did that didn't work, and apply that in his pursuit of it working in the future.
And the same thing happened with Doris. By choosing not to focus on the past (having already invented Doris), he is now armed with this new knowledge he uses to change his present(by deciding to never invent her) in the pursuit of a better future(one without her wreaking havoc and enslaving everyone).
And lastly, having seen his future, he applies that knowledge to his almost-encounter with his mother; that what's been done in his past, however fortunate or unfortunate, has led him to that point, and will also lead him to a future with a brilliant and loving family. So rather than try to hold on to that past, he decides that this future he carved for himself is amazing in its own right. But he isn't there just yet. All he can do is keep moving forward, doing and changing in pursuit of that future.
Meet the Robinsons was John Lasseter’s first job after taking the studio over from the Michael Eisner days of Chicken Little:
Originally, the plot was JUST going to be about meeting the wacky Robinsons, and the Bowler Hat Guy stealing the invention-Lasseter at first wanted to drop the BHG completely, but when he found out the director was also an orphan, his old Pixar instincts fixed the last twenty minutes. Just look at the change in the Coffee Lady in the last reel.
This is probably my favorite Disney movie of all time when I look back at them all. One of the most tear jerking Disney movies for sure
This is one of my favorite underappreciated Disney movies and one of the reasons why I don't just pay attention to film ratings or how much a movie made to determine whether or not something is good. This really makes me feel so good when I watch it.
2:08 you know the movie is about to hit when this song starts to play
Hey Tim and Malbread! Thanks so much for reacting to Meet The Robinsons which is one of my favorite movies! It’s so underrated and it has one of my favorite quotes “Keep Moving Forward” keep up the great work and I can’t wait to see you in the next reaction! (Now I just need Tim to react to James Cameron’s Avatar and my life will be complete!)
Thanks for watching appreciated! Glad you liked the vid
You’re welcome! I can’t wait to see what you react to next!
*What do you guys think of this movie?!?*
Love it
I love this movie, because of this movie I've always wanted to adopt a child that was older
This is like “Back to the Future” movie for time travel and alternate reality theory
Yet another movie from my childhood you’re reacting to you really never seem to disappoint me watching your channel
They KNEW what they were doing with the Coach by making him that big with those shorts. 😩 😂😂
17:50 i don't know why but the fact that they showed a actual photo of Tom Selleck in that part always makes me giggle 😆
It's also a pretty fun reference too since he also voiced adult lewis 😄
Also, the fact that the "keep moving forward" quote is actually from Walt Disney himself still gets me emotionally everytime i see it at the end of this movie 🥺
So I don't have a fun fact this time, but I just want say this movie has shaped me in many different ways, from the stories I write, to why I never give on anything. It's one of many of my favorites movies, it's a sad that it's so underrated, but all we can do is keep moving forward.
One of my favorite things is watching the videos of the making of the movie...seeing the voice actors in action and the creation of the characters and music. It's just as satisfying as the movie!
They take food fights so seriously i like this family
The song at the end of this movie is one of the best disney created songs
Used to watch the movie all the time with my family we loved this movie so much :)
31:47, I know you saw the Lego Movie 2 since I saw the video where you and It’s Totally Cody reacted to it and there’s a reason that it has a joke about how time travel stories never make that much sense. It’s because they do things like this where they have the characters see the future change after the fact for dramatic effect even though by all logic it should be instantaneous
Lewis reminds me of Tails from Sonic the Hedgehog. They are both kids, blond hair, blue eyes and both like to invent and build things. Am I the only one?
Yeah…I do see the similarities between Tails from Sonic The Hedgehog and Lewis!
You say sad reality about the child being left in the box in the beginning, but so much better than a childhood resigned to abuse and neglect. Takes a lot of heart to give up your kid, I hope, I was adopted at least a lot earlier than Cornelius.
This movie is underrated, it's better than the last thing Disney has done in years with that message, Let go of the past, Keep moving forward the future, Too bad it did poorly at the box office.
15:59 yoooo, you're damn good at guessing the plot lol🤣, you could see that malbread was surprised too and tried to hide it as to not spoil it😆
I think it’s from seeing soo many movies at this point
@@TimotheeReacts yeah I do be like that, when you see them all, you learn what generic and what's not😆
I swear, I’ve watched this movie about 15 times, and it’s not counting reactions on it. I love it, I’ve always had, since I saw it for the first time in 2009
An unrrated favorite of mine!! My moms side of the family are Robinsons and so i watch it quite often as my grandma passed back in 2015.
YES!! At last people are reacting to this and it's getting deserved attention! I wonder what's next...
Because of the message that we ourselves control our own destiny and decide whether we move on, for me, as a child, this film was remembered more than all animation projects. I can call Meet The Robinsons the first full 3D Disney project. Chicken Little as if you can not mention.
Meet the Robinsons! Or as Tim would pronounce it, "Meet Ve Robinsons"
One of my favorites!
bruhhh lol
16:46, I couldn’t say in general as to why it’s so absurd but as I understand it, I haven’t actually read the book, this is the part of the movie where what’s in the book happens
To me, Wilbur Robinson kinda reminds me of Jimmy Neutron by the hair, and the Bowler Hat Guy reminds me of Waluigi.
Tom Selleck Voiced Cornelius. The director of the film was an Orphan. This movie has a really good message with “Keep moving Forward” like that can Hit people with mental health issues, like Depression, anxiety, or People who are grieving. Like Movie forward. You’re gonna be okay.❤ 2:27 Bruh. The Disney 100. Disney: Bruh we gotta get Bank.🤑 3:08 I ain’t gonna give birth to a human, My body can’t handle it. So I’ll adopt. Thank you.😊 3:38 Me and Goob have the same eyebags. FR. 4:30 My brothers allergic to peanuts 4:43 “Me too”-My brother years ago when He saw that scene. My dad would put Peanut Butter on my brother’s back as a kid. Moving On.😐 11:37 People working on this movie thought this is what the world would be like in 30 years. But I bet in 20 Years Flying cars will happen. I mean thats just a speculation. 37:06 Such a nice ending.❤
37:39, I like it quite a bit. I mean with Time Travel stories you have to make sure not to think about it too long or you start noticing the things that don’t make sense but even so the film’s pretty good. Also, I’m going to put this out there, Michael Yagoobian (Bowler Hat Guy) is basically an even less competent version of Dr. Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb (they were both created in 2007 and I’m not accusing either work of plagiarism, I’m just noticing they’re similar characters).
Ive always had a love/hate relationship with the last song... I love it as a song but I hate how I would just bawl everytime... And I mean ugly crying...
I'm obsessed with this movie
I’m glad this movie is getting more recognition. I love it.
Absolutely love the song at the end (Little Wonders by Rob Thomas), one of my favourites.
Okay wow, I just discovered your channel yesterday through your Avatar reacts and then the very next day you react to my favorite Disney movie, which is not very popular at all, WHAT ARE THE ODDS??? I’m a fan!
Lets goo! Hope you enjoy the videos
Respect for Rob Thomas who lent his voice for the awesome soundtrack!
Then there's the joke about Wilbur describing his father as handsome as Tom Selleck only to have Lewis' future self be voice by Tom Selleck!
7:10, fun fact, the reason that the gym is named William Joyce is because that’s the name of the person who wrote the book upon which this movie is loosely based. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Day_with_Wilbur_Robinson
Thanks for the reaction, Tim and Malbread! This really is a wonderful movie, I don't understand why I didn't really hit the mark at the box office. I love how the ending gives both Lewis and Goob a second chance for a bright future, and it's definitely very applicable to our time now regarding letting go of the past and moving forward to make a better future for us. It's really inspiring and encouraging
Dude when I was watching this as a kid, I remember being SO SAD towards Goob story and man..the.. ending resonates with me until today. The past maybe painful but what matters now is to.. Keep moving forward. ❤️
Thank you for the reaction, this movie is great
Thanks for watching
I love this movie there just something about it that I love and I like the hole keep moving forward that is such a good message.
I remember how much you liked the 60’s Batman movie … the pizza delivery brother is voiced by Batman himself Adam West!
Man, this movie takes me back to my childhood. I used to watch this movie all the time. And yes I agree this movie is so underrated. And I remember that the soundtrack for this movie in my opinion was amazing. Rob Thomas(solo artist & singer for Matchbox 20), the Jonás Brothers, The All American Rejects, & other artists have contributed to the soundtrack for the film and Danny Elfman composed the score. Man I loved this movie.
Recently, I just watched Meet the Robinsons on Disney+ later that morning. And it the nostalgia hit me a lot! And it really deserves a Disney+ series or a sequel.
1:22, after the 1990s ended Disney animated movies, when they were made, were less critically praised than they were once upon a time though Disney managed to restore its older reputation with movies like Tangled, Frozen and Wreck it Ralph
i think nicole sullivan did a great job voicing franny i didn't detect a lot of shego in her performance which is good also did you know her younger self is voiced by jessie flower who voiced toph in alta someone else told be that
As underrated Meet the Robinsons was back in 2007, for Disney to adapt another of author William Joyce’s work (right after Rolie Polie Olie) it’s seriously needed to be told.
I'm gonna cry all over again this movie is so good 😢
This movie can be very emotional, but it's very hilarious and looking at the future. Keep moving forward
🥺🥺🥺🤣🤣🤣💗💗💗
I was an adult when it came out, but still even then I felt it deserved a better rating than it got. It still holds up now too.
My theory on movie isn't more popular is because more than half the more is just an ok movie. It moves super fast, gives in your face of generic family stereotypes. With lots of crazy chaos going on with how weird Robinson family is. It is really is just average all around until the big reveal. Its not surprising reveal but gives much more structure story that leads into a very charming ending. The big pay off is that we see Lewis growth of letting go the past. He learns his mom loved him and that he also has a loving family in the future. He doesn't feel alone and a future worth working for. Its a great nostalgic feeling that we don't jump back to the future again but instead he knows if he keeps moving forward and not giving up he will see them again, a future filled with hope. I think the ending and last 20 minutes is more heartfelt than most Disney movies ending imo, so its a weird balancing act of great ending but avg beginning.
A great movie about suddenly discovering/dealing with crazy new family members is Summer Wars (2009)
dor-15 is a vengful mastermind type of villain.
The soundtrack was so good 💜💜💜
"Spike and Dimitri are twins but I'm not sure how they're related?"
"Neither do we, go on."
What he means: "No one knows who they are nor where they came from but one day they showed up and they've been squating the plants in front of the door for so long they are now part of the family."
*squatting