Why Were There SO MANY Pinocchio Movies in 2022?
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At some point you gotta check out Del toros tales of Arcadia trilogy. It’s more a what ruined material given the “ending.”
I think the Pinocchio live action movie is the worst movie ever!
It’s boring and a plot copy of the original
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It's goes without saying that Guillermo del Toro's version is the best one (and it is), but it's easy to see how much thought, love, and care Guillermo puts in the film compared to Disney's remake and the Pauly Shore version.
I like my rain boots better
Yeah, death was hot tho
In the "Making Of" afterward, they say it took 15 YEARS to make it. It took 3 MONTHS to film one particular scene. It was really fascinating.
Right. There is clearly more care and so much more attention to detail partly because of the medium he worked with. It’s difficult for Stop motion to be bad bc ppl have enough passion to move things on but at a time and take a pic to create the scene.
I just watched The NetFlix Pinnochio yesterday. I really like it But I wish they had The CoachMan and Pleasure Island I wanted to see all the naughty kids turn into donkeys.
Del Toro’s took 15 years, and you can really feel every inch of love poured into that film. I watched the behind the scenes, and every single person they talk to practically oozes passion. I love the story and the process and everything about it and I will be watching it several times now that I can. I love the designs most of all. The death and life puppets??? Oh my god!!
Life (AKA the Wood Sprite) and Death have such amazing designs, they're the perfect blend of absolutely creepy and terrifying yet beautiful and benevolent-looking, speaking of benevolence, I love how Death, despite being, well, Death, isn't a bad gal, she's polite and kind to Pinocchio, she's just the guardian of the afterlife, not a villain, it's her job and purpose, plus souls who just died would probably be terrified and confused so of course Death would need to be very kind and soothing to them so that they can calm down and accept their fate in peace.
Gris Grimly did such an amazing job on the character designs tbh
@@LikeTheProphet the way they use both replacement (for Pinnoccio) and mechanical puppets is so cool????
Also the settings oh my god
Tbf a lot of it wasn't actually Making the film but rather finding the right people, and the money
Took deltoro 15 years to make
Took disney 15 minutes to make
Took Pauly shores 15 seconds to make
del toro’s pinocchio feels like an instant classic
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You can always tell a TH-camr has made it when a single comment gets 6 bots and yes you’re right del toros is an instant classic
@@lizzyblitz07 Del Toro's version is very different from other versions IMO so, quality wise yes it'd a good one to watch as a first one but you will be seeing something that goes very different from eg. the original stories or Disney's original film.
Imma need context
Yeah
the original story was written immediately after the unification of the Kingdom of Italy, to teach children italian (because most of us still speak pretty different dialects), and to warn them about the dangers of life in a rural country as Italy was at the time. The original story is kinda dark, but it was really important to our culture! Hope you find this interesting! 😊
Honestly, I'm actually a big fan of the original book.
Just saw Guillermo’s on Netflix. I argue it’s hands down the best interpretation of Pinocchio, well ever. The 1940’s Disney one will always be a classic but Guillermo’s somehow feels more genuine. I just loved it from beginning to end
I feel the same way
I like it more also. I always hated donkey island from the orginal so when it was replace when the military camp, I enjoy that a lot more and like how wooden Pinocchio looks in this.
@@djtwister6997 If the donkey transformation scene isn’t there, then I’d love to see it. The whole turning kids into donkeys and selling them into slavery bothers me too much to enjoy the original.
@@americangirl6654 It's supposed to, the original serialized story (it was published in installments in a children's magazine) was a "scare 'em straight" type of affair that was supposed to end with Pinocchio dying by hanging, the redemptive arc was added because the serial proved popular.
@@det.bullock4461 I know, but I don’t like watching things that make me sad.
I think Del Toro is one of the few in Hollywood that takes animation seriously, huge props to him, he's my favourite director.
The fact that DISNEY’s version is on the same level as A True Story just goes to show how far Disney as a company has fallen. At least Del Toro has our backs…
"True story", is a unnatural hybrid between Pinocchio and Buratino.
Yep
I want to pick up a copy of Pinocchio: ATS just because of how awesomely terrible it is. Might I add...I met Pauly Shore at a Con; he's a douche.
The ONLY good thing about Disney's 2022 film was that it made people appreciate the 1940 film more.
@@mairivannella7050 And funnily enough, it's been three months since the 2022 remake and most everyone has already forgotten that it even exists, it's already aged like bruised bananas in milk, unlike the original, which has still aged like wine.
I watched Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio movie and it actually got me to shed a tear at the end. Which is something because I never cared for any version of Pinocchio before.
Fun Fact: In Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio, the Wood Sprite has four wings covered in eyes, matching the description of the cherubim from the biblical book of Ezekiel
I loved his depiction of the angels and the one entity that Pinocchio spoke to while he was dead. They weren't good nor evil, just there to do their job. One follows the rules, and the other bends them to help make others feel joy but otherwise don't interfere within the mortal plane. And I loved that they were designed as the biblically accurate depictions.
By far Del Torro's film was the best.
@@Nexus_KT that poster with Pinocchio standing before the open gate while that creepily majestic sphinx looms before him goes SO fucking hard
@@Nexus_KT angels are like that too in Jewish tradition. Neither good nor evil, simply doing their jobs. If they're working for you that's great ! If not, you better run.
It wasn’t only A Bugs Life vs Antz but also A Sharks Tale vs Finding Nemo. It might be copying but it also was part of the cgi limits and trends. Pixar went from toys to bugs to fish, each an advance in animation. It’s relatively simple to render plastic toys compared to people. Bugs also are hard and smooth. Then fish are more of a challenge. So the studios just did what their animators could do.
On somewhere i read Studio orange is the Japanese pixar firts made gems, later furrys and now are prepared to do humans
And madagascar and the wild
There was also that whole debacle between Coco and The Book of Life
Also El Dorado and The Emperor's New Groove.
It's often because scripts go from studios to studios and they each pick an idea and make their own stuff
Guillermo del toro’s Pinocchio is really good and when he has full creative control he make really good content. And when he doesn’t have full control you end up with Trollhunters Rise Of the titans.
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it starting was very strong, then the ending came along
I was wondering why the movie turned so shit
Aaaaah, that's what happened. I knew del Toro wouldn't have betrayed us like that. He's smarter than that!
@@mikemorro140 when a movie has four writers some issues can arise and you end up with an ending that’s very reminiscent of Mighty Max. And horrible subplot of how Steve became pregnant.
i watched guillermo del toro’s version last night, it was such an astounding movie and i liked it just as much as i loved the original in the 1940s. it had such a beautiful message and the cast was incredible. the message was beautiful and i ended up bawling my eyes out at the end, because i could relate to the theme of loss.
Italian here. We already had a similar Pinocchiomania like this back in the 1970s, but unlike 2022, it's an entire decade. We had 2 anime shows, one by Tatsunoko productions, the other by Nippon TV in 72 and 76 respectively, there's a 76 live-action film starring Sandy Duncan, a 4-part BBC adaptation in 78, a miniseries starring Nino Manfredi and the legendary Gina Lollobrigida in 72, and finally, a Animated film directed by Giuliano Cenci also in 72, which is the most faithful of them all.
Damn... How did Pinocchio get so popular?
It's just some wooden puppet...
@@EggFighterXB- historically, it was a kids book written after Italy united so it became something schoolboys would like, then it always was popular because it was Italian, then the Disney movie and the Pinocchio mania here.
@@sealioso popular because it was Italian?
@@EggFighterXB- it was recognized throughout the world so they felt some pride, in fact, if you go to Florence you'll find a lot of souvenirs of him. It's the reason he's more popular in Italy than maybe in some other countries.
Before Disney’s attempt, there was a lost/cancelled Italian animated film.
Also, there was a horror-themed parody from the ‘80s.
Fun fact: Did you know that Tom Kenny voices major characters in both del Toro's Pinocchio, and Pinocchio: A True Story? And he's set to voice Pinocchio himself in that Pinocchio and the Water of Life film that's coming out next year.
i think its safe to say that he likes pinocchio
He voices Mousolonni in the del Toro version.
That's even wilder than Benigni starring in 2 different Pinocchio adaptations (one as Gepetto).
Del Toro’s Pinocchio is well worth a watch! Beautiful stop motion and genuinely emotional
I have been waiting so long for this :
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Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is a great film, really love the way the guardian angel looks with the multiple eyes, almost like the biblically accurate angels. honestly a beautiful film.
Instead of classic concept of fairies, They've turned it into the ideal and actual concepts of Biblical Angels (Cherubim and Seraphim)! :-)
Pinocchio is the iconic character that will never not be legendary, i'm glad that people are still making more and more movies about it.
Can't believe there is 3 Pinocchio movies in 2022 and not one of them is the DreamWorks version
I agree
@@albertthepeacock8020 well, one of them more are "Buratino" then "Pinocchio".
@@ZedAlNew buratino, what's buratino?
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Guillermo's movie gut punched me immediately. There was so much in the movie that hit's close to home in terms nationality, religion, loss and acceptance. It's probably the best movie I've ever seen that got stuck in development hell. I did wonder if maybe it was too dark, but then I remember what I watched as a child and thought, "naw, this is fine."
I wrote an essay in my Film and Art class in University about the topic of script shopping years ago. Most of the time, studios love the scripts but don't want to pay for them because their studio will have another major blockbuster in production. So, they have a staff writer jot out a script, make the casting call, hire extra hands and call up directors that have experience in the genre. Sometimes you can tell which movie is the "copy" from the production time. Production between 1 - 3 months vs 4 - 6 months is the biggest outlier. (This does not include pre- or post- production.)
But other examples of script copies are : The Illusionist/ The Prestige. Robin Hood (WB)/ Robin Hood (FOX) 1991. Madagascar/The Wild. Phone Booth/ Cellular. Battleship/Pacific Rim. I think the most recent example Bird Box vs A Quiet Place. But it happens all the time! There was short period after Bridesmaids came out where once every few months a raunchy female comedy was in theaters. Trends are just an easy way to pull people in and make some cash.
add another to the list: Babylon 5/Deep Space Nine.
Pinocchio made a appearance too in Stone Ocean. It was definitely a year for Pinocchio.
But Mickey didn’t !
I almost forgot to mention that! I laughed when I saw that
Well, i was about to comment the same XD
I couldn't believe they were able to do that - unfortunately we didn't get an anime version of "If there's no Mickey, that shit ain't Disney!"
@@emblemblade9245 He wasn't public domain by the time of the anime's release and when the manga came out (2003)
Even as a kid in the 2000s I recognized Disney/Pixar and Dreamworks’ similar-movie-aesthetic war:
Madagascar vs The Wild
Antz vs A Bugs Life
Flushed Away vs Ratatouille
Shark Tale vs Finding Nemo
It was so obvious, even to their target audience
Oh my god not the wild that movie is terrible
@@twilightwolfstar229Shark Tale wasn’t that compelling either.
@@twilightwolfstar229Also the first Madagascar was kind of the weakest one. Not that memorable. What happened in that movie again? I mainly remember enjoying the second one more!
@@dragonwarrior1494 True but at least it didn’t have the laziest animation I’ve ever seen (god the wild was so bad)
@@twilightwolfstar229 True, but The Wild, was not part of the Disney animated features or part of the Disney Pixar lineup. We shouldn’t have expected much. My memory of it is it looked more real than the first Madagascar movie when I was younger and it ended kind of dark!
There so many Pinocchio movies that I'm surprise there isn't a tier list for every Pinocchio adaptation yet
I could at least see a Lost In Adaptation episode using the awards show format he used for Christmas Carol and Three Muskateers
Cause they would all end up on F
@@Simbala-bq5vy nah.
I have been waiting so long for this :
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A small youtuber called There Will Be Fudd made a very good ranking of the pinocchios recently
Del Torro’s Pinocchio was a masterpiece. Made me cry at the end
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is one of my Two favorite animated Pinocchio adaptation, alongside Disney's.
My third favourite was the one with Pauly Shore, for guilty pleasure reasons.
Same
The scene where the dad offered his son the gun and told him to shoot Pinocchio sent shivers down my spine.
its definitely in my top 10 pinocchio adaptations
@@bearerofbadnews1375 if it wasn't Pinoccio (who can't die since candlewick was present in the hospital) it would have been his pet, if he even loved his son enough to buy him one instead of propably thinking its for sissies
I still can’t get over the fact that Pauly Shore is the same person who voiced Bobby from the goofy movie,and the fact that he was back to voice Pinocchio is absolutely hilarious to me
Excited for your review on Del Toro’s vision. I rewatched it last night after seeing it in theaters a week or two back and man, del Toro knows how to make a story that stands out emotionally and visually. The film is gorgeous and I honestly think I’ll remember it more over the Disney version.
Ame como se manejo el campamento militar en lugar de la isla del placer. Y aunque no se dice, funciona como alegoría para decir que los que van a la guerra son como burros de trabajo.
a girl from my state (Tasmania) was the animation intern on guillermos and I've LOVED seeing the updates she was allowed to release
Ayy fellow Tasmanian 🤝
Stop-motion never ceases to be masterful. You know they have write each scene and story overall as well as possible, because they need to make EVERY shot count.
That's why I have the utmost respect to anyone working at LAIKA.
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I have been waiting so long for this :
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@@Maxi23543 lets pretend that didnt exist for everyones sake ok
@@Maxi23543 The stop motion was the only good thing about that.
It’s funny that Tom Kenny stars in three of the four films mentioned in this video. One he plays Pinocchio, one he plays Geppetto, and one he plays Mussolini.
Imagine if he was also in the Disney remake too.
Ya know when I saw Del Toro's Pinocchio there were a lot of parts where i went "Okay that makes more sense. If a wooden toy was walking and talking amongst us I truly think we would freak out and not just immediately accept it..."
If a wooden toy was walking and talking a-WHAT now ?
I’ve seen the first half of the movie
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I know it's such a small thing, but I was so excited to see the Black Rabbit Pallbearers in Del Toro's version. They are one of my favorite surreal moments from the original book.
I really liked Guillermo del Toro's interpretation of Pinocchio. He really is a little shit at the start, but I like to think that he was that way because Geppetto made him in a drunken stupor without regard for doing it "right". I feel like there's a lot of really interesting themes and symbolism one could interpret from the movie, which is super cool. I look forward to your video on that movie specifically and seeing what you have to say about it.
More like he was mentally at the state of a 4 year old when he woke up for the first time but mentally matured over the course of the movie yet never gave up his spirit that inspired Strazapurra and Candlewick to break their chains and join him
I like how the idea of how being a real boy isn’t flesh and meat but rather death
@@PancakemonsterFO4 it’s kind of sad we don’t get a confirmed ending for what happened to candlewick
it's not that he's annoying because he wasn't "made right"
pinocchio is that way at first because he was just literally born in the world and children tend to ask a lot of things
which pinocchio is.
@@dreamalchemy4380 they also don't think about consequences of their actions thats why Pinoccio is a force of destruction at the start of the movie that can't be stopped
I got to see del Toro's Pinocchio in theatres with my dad for my birthday, and I absolutely LOVED it! It was absolutely gorgeous, I loved the songs, the historical context was really interesting, the themes of mortality and father-son relationships were lovely, and the dunking on Mussolini and co. was fabulous. This is now one of my favorite films, and I'm so glad that people are loving it!
Me and my parents watched the movie today and my dad and I also loved it
Yeah it was so weird getting three Pinocchio movies in a row. The only good one is the Netflix version
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I agree.
I noticed this happens a lot in musical theatre as well. So many adaptations Victor Hugo's "Hunchback" in the back half of the 90s, recently a bunch of adaptations of Victor Hugo's "The Man Who Laughs," and like everyone wants to do a version of Orpheus and Euridice. But it's probably less corporation driven and more artists rediscovering things at the same time.
There are so many changes to the story in del Toro's Pinocchio that are the same in Disney's remake that I have the feeling that at some point someone at Disney _did_ read del Toro's script. Case in point (spoilers ahead):
- Geppetto lost his son and built Pinocchio as a replacement. It is heavily implied that the fairy used the lost son's soul to bring Pinocchio to life.
- Pinocchio faces some discrimination from the public for being a puppet.
- The villainous showman (Stromboli/Volpe) has an assistant (the girl/the monkey) who uses marionettes to communicate instead of directly talking to people.
- The sea monster (Monstro / the Dogfish) is a cross between various sea creatures rather than just an oversized whale or fish.
- The climax includes one character propelling a raft to get away from the sea monster (Pinocchio using his feet / the monkey using its tail).
- Pinocchio remains a puppet in the end.
- The cricket's ending narration intentionally leaves Pinocchio's fate ambiguous (did he become a real boy?/did he eventually die?)
I was thinking this as well....
Also the growing nose is used as a way to escape the cage/dogfish in both versions
It’s funny that the showman is always a villain when in the book he did try to kill Pinocchio once, but he was a pretty nice guy and actually gave Pinocchio money when he learned he was from a poor family.
I was thinking that as well sounds about right.
@@mostmelon8243 Yes, he is meaner in almost every version of the story than he was in the original book.
After watching Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio I can gladly say THANK GOD THIS WAS the LAST one to be release, to we all collectively wash the taste of our mouths of how bad the other 2 were in comparison, Del Toro's film it was just wonderful and heartbreaking, I love every second and I can't wait to watch it again and again and again.
This really reminds me when Mirror Mirror and Snow White & the Huntsman came out the same year, and I think shortly after/before Disney started their live action remake streak. It was really confusing to me as a teen.
I think both Mirror Mirror and Huntsman have their strengths.
And I think Mirror Mirror made quite a few changes to the Snow White story! Snow doesn't ever bite into the apple in Mirror Mirror if I remember correctly!!
OMG I completely forgot about that! And it wasn't even that long ago, was it?
Can't wait for you to talk about Guillermo s version in full, i saw it early cause Here in Mexico it was shown in some movie theaters before it came out on Netflix, they even had some of the puppets used in the movie on display. And i can say it really is a masterpiece of a movie.
The fact that the 1940 version is still the best of the bunch next to the Guillermo del Toro version is wild.
Quality goes a long way...
Disney cares more about Quantity though, so....
I like Torror Netflix Pinocchio more than the 1940s, I love how wooden Pinocchio looks in this and facist Italy and all of it was my cup of tea
@@djtwister6997 the Pinocchio movies prove if anything ‘the more fascism, the better’
@@tripledigit4835 ... I don't think that's the point he was making lmfao
@@lesigh3410 that’s the point I’M making 😈
No I’m kidding, but I do love how the fascist environment and characters gives the movie a more disturbing vibe and makes the film have a greater depth
*_"He's Pinocchio. He's Pinocchio. YOU'RE PINOCCHIO?! I'M PINOCCHIO! Are there any other Pinocchio's I should know about?"_*
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The Good (Guillermo Del Toro's Movie)
The Bad (Disney's Remake)
The Crazy (Whatever that weird mess A True Story was)
I've been waiting for Del Toro's Pinocchio since 2014. Knowing that along with how long he himself has been wanting to make it puts me in a place where I can share his enthusiasm and passion for this film. I'm so happy for the guy!
I recommend the 2019 Italian version. It follows the original stories more closely and has incredible practical makeup.
The one with Benigni? Yeesh 😬
I have been waiting so long for this :
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@@zebefreod871 The one with Benigni as Geppetto.
The one with him as Pinocchio is wtf.
Lies of P had its game play shown off that year too, truly the year of Pinocchio. It should be game of the year since it’s amazing
I saw the Del Toro movie last night and honestly I really enjoyed it it was definitely different but I love the themes behind it
Talking about taking ''Inspiration''
Simba & Kimba
Disney collaborated on Kimba's Creation
& Kimba was originally planned to be called Simba but the name got changed because of a Law (that says that you can use that Word in a Product Name or something)
Guillermo del Toro's Pinnocchio is a masterpiece
I'll be genuinely, pleasantly, surprised if "public domain" gets to remain a thing that works are added to. Disney has been forcing the deadline back constantly since they've had the power to do so... and I'm sure when Mickey's due date comes closer, they'll push it back yet again.
The copyright for Steamboat Willie actually runs out on January 1, 2023... yes, literally in less than *_one month._* I'm not sure why Sabre said "years?" Anyhow, that specific _cartoon_ becomes Public Domain, Mickey is an intellectual property and is subject to different rules. I _think_ they own Whinnie-the-Pooh as an intellectual property as well, and you are only allowed to publish the original book, or use its contents "as is" not do anything with the characters. With the exception being for parody, and review, same as always... but I Am Not A Lawyer and all that.
review was pretty spot on. Can Disney STOP treating 2D animation like it's a sin that needs to be overwritten? It's an art form, leave your old IPs alone. We don't need to see a "live-action" that just ends up being cheap uncanny-valley GCI anyway.
gci lmao
Seriously, it kills me. It’s so sad they don’t use 2D single cell animation anymore. I know it’s like, harder and longer to do, but so is stop motion….
I love how out of the three to come out, the one that is the least faithful to the original Disney one in both locks and obviously rehashing of the actual story and art style, is the one people are looking forward to the most
That's because Pinnochio was originally a book long before it was ever made into a Disney movie, the Del toro stop motion one may not be like the Disney version, but that's because it's very much based on the book, which it is very faithful to.
Yeah I thought that was so weird that there so many movies of Pinocchio in 2022. Love your content Saber
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Del Toro's Pinocchio made me almost cry so much it's so good and tackles a lot of subjects I wish I got to hear growing up. It's a shame we get movies like this now that I'm already in my 20s
safe to say, Guillermo Del Toro’s was easily the best of them all :D
Of all the Pinocchio movies that came out this year. Guillermo del Toro’s version of the adaptation is a masterpiece to watch. I watched it last night,and loved it so much. This’ll make us forget the other garbage Pinocchio movies that came before this one.
Oddly enough just in time as I watched the del Toro last night and man, second favorite movie of the year after “Everything, Everywhere, All At Once”
Also that Tower of Pisa joke kinda reminded me of the Monument Mythos
I just finished Del Torro’s Pinocchio and I really like what he did with it. It’s not 100% the same story we know but the changes made we’re actually really cool, thought provoking, and even heartwarming at times. I highly recommend it if you haven’t seen it yet.
Pinocchio was even in Jojo's, he was so popular this year
Del Toro‘s Pinocchio is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a long time, The music as well is gorgeous
I saw it last night and I loved how unique it was compared to the other adaptations of Pinocchio and that it wasn’t afraid to go dark in some places
It still baffles the mind that out of the three Pinocchio films we got this year, the one with Pauly Shore where Pinocchio gets gunned down by a cat was somehow not the worst of the three. Disney dropped the ball that hard.
The one with Pauly Shore is at least entertaining. It's bad, but was done so earnestly, like a little kid trying to make their first cake. Disney has truckloads of money and just phoned it in, they made no effort and had no excuse.
I watched Del Toro's Pinocchio, and the "making of" extra footage yesterday and it was good. Very gorgeous. The only two nitpiks I would have is there's two scenes where the talking cricket gets mad, but the way his tone just shifts seems like weird, it just cranks from 1 to 11 instantly when his character seems more calm and collective than that.
I just saw del Toro's Pinocchio and it's become an instant classic for me, I'm already excited to rewatch it. It was just so beautifully done!
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The youth camp was an amazing replacement for toy island, a friend pointed out the gas masks they put on resembled donkeys, and donkeys are known as beasts of burden which works so well with the theme and for what the context of the scene itself!
Amazing video! Antz happened because John Lasseter shared with Kazneburg at a party that he was developing A Bug’s Life.
Also don’t forget:
Rio (BlueSky) and Pixar’s Newt (canceled)
Madagascar (Dreamworks) and The Wild (Disney)
The Book of Life and Pixar’s Coco
This stuff happens! It happens with TH-cam videos too lol
I used to work for Dreamworks Animation for a few years and the stories Ive heard about the rivalry with Disney is wild.
Fun fact, on Webtoon there's a Pinocchio inspired comic called Gepetto and it's like, my favorite ever go read it
Del Toros recent Pinocchio is easily my newest favorite animated film of all time tho. Topped off all the others this year
“The good, the bad, and the yassss 💅” I can’t 😂
This kind of reminds me of Dennis the menace. Not only were they named the same thing. But I also came out the same year. In the creators never knew about the other one until years later.
UK Dennis the Menace and USA Dennis the Menace are completely different unrelated properties.
@@modmaker7617 What is this, "Reiterate wat OP said day?"
I just KNEW you were going to mention the Bugs Life/Antz thing, it’s one of my favorite bits of film industry drama
Del Torro’s Pinocchio was released on my birthday that’s probably the best gift I ever got: a good Pinocchio movie
I had turning red one day after my birthday
I cried a lot from watching Guilermo del Toro's Pinocchio. It was fantastic. I loved everything about it. It made me forget that live action remake existed.
Just watched del toro and I loved it easily top 3 movies of the year for me
The same happened with movies that were released the same year like: 'A bug's life' and 'Antz', 'The Prestige' and 'The illusionist', 'Olympus has Fallen' and 'White House Down', 'Dante's Peak' and 'Volcano', 'Snow White and the Huntsmen' and 'Mirror Mirror', 'The Descent' and 'The Cave', 'Steve Jobs' and 'Jobs', 'Deep Impact' and 'Armageddon'.
I watched the Del Toro version last night, it was great, It has my favorite new quote "I'm not made of wood, i'm made of flesh and bones and meaty bits." I like the darker tone of the movie and the style of animation as a whole. total 8/10 it's a great movie, for an older audience. not sure that i would recommend this to smaller children or not.
Never saw the Del Toro, but Disney’s “Pinocchio” was the animated movie that I remember. I saw it when it was re-released in 1978 along with the animated short “The Small One”, and it was the first Disney animated I’ve ever saw since I was a wee one, and it changed my life forever.
If there was stealing related to hunger games it would be included. The long walk and running man are the same kind of story but king released them in the 70’s and 80’s.
Saberspark saying “YASSS” added 40 years onto my life span.
Mr. Spark I must say the fanart you chose to feature at the end gave me whiplash and sent me directly to the hospital, expect a lawsuit soon
Pinocchio even showed up in Jojo this year…
The animation look of Del Toro's Pinocchio heavily reminds me of Will Vinton's style (now Laika Studios) and I'm all for it.
Surprised you didn’t mention that similar moment round 2019 where within a year there was 3 animated movie with yetis. Smallfoot, Abominable and Missing Link. Weird how it happens and makes you wonder what the next one will be! Haha
And smallfoot son?
@@montajedelespectador and Zendaya is Meechee
@@montajedelespectador oh yeah I forgot about that haha although I think that was 2017 :)
The "Skidee"s going to the window get me every time 😂
meme Pinocchio feels like the new Bee Movie, when we gonna start seeing shirts with the entire script on it /j
A while back I spoke with the writer of Disney's "The Wild", Ed Dector in one of my film classes. When asked about DreamWork's "Madagascar", he told us that during the early production of "The Wild", one of the writers left and took the basic ideas of the film to DreamWorks. It was then a race to see which studio could release their film first, a race that DreamWorks won. He said the team was pretty pissed but what could they do ultimately. I think lawyers were involved at some point but it didn't amount to anything.
I may be misremembering some stuff and this story is probably out there already but I thought it was interesting.
I can't wait to see Dell Toro's take on the story.
It does have overarching themes that carry throughout the movie and made the most of the time setting Del Torro chose to let the Story play in
I just watched Guillermo del Toro's today and it was beautiful. It had me absolutely SOBBING. It also was far darker and more mature in it's themes and it works. It's Pinocchio, told during fascist Italy during World War ll. And it worked. It was beautiful and grim and I'm already bias towards stop motion, so to say it captivated me, is an understatement.
I had hoped you'd do a deep-dive into Del Torro's version. I just finished watching the movie just tor return back to this video. Hopefully we'll get one soon :)
Guillermo’s Pinocchio is the best version this year hands down. It was unique, silly, dark, and that first song is stuck in my head. The animation was amazing and things that are new. If anyone is interested, please watch it! It’s worth it!
can't wait too see Pinocchio: into the PinocchiVerse
Just finished watching Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio. The animation is simply gorgeous, you can see the years of love and care the wonderful team put into this film. Had to pause the movie several times to marvel at their superb work. I also quite liked the alterations made to the original story such as the cause of Pinocchio’s creation, explorations of life & death and time period. That being said, I found the story to be a tad bit all over the place. There were so many themes to explore (grief, ostracism, war, friendship etc. etc.) within such a limited time frame that both the plot and the characters ended up feeling undeveloped to me. Other than that, the film’s great, would recommend giving it a watch 👍
It is gorgeous, but for all its merits I can't call it a masterpiece. Sometimes logic and pacing just vanishes (like the end of the youth camp sequence), or Gepetto looking like a grandpa in the prologue. Using another younger model for that could have made the age difference believable, and added emotional weight to how loss and time have taken him. The afterlife scenes were interesting, but felt a bit gamey with expositing rules.
@@FluffyBunniesOnFire yes I agree, they should have made gipetto much younger when he had his son as lkke you said,his aging would have showed how long he has suffered not being with his boy. The only thing to really show that is the tree that had grown behind his grave.
Out of all these Pinocchio movies I haven’t watched, my favourite is definitely fruity Pinocchio 💅🏻 because of how much of a meme it is.
And I almost always quote the iconic line “Father when can I leave to be on my own? I’ve got the whole worldussy.”
Boy Dussy 🥵
✨ skdee skdee skdeeee✨
Disney live action: So bad, it's just bad.
Fruity Pinocchio: So bad it's funny
Del toro: Did not see but it sounds amazing
I remember being a kid and asking my dad to take me to see the movie with ants in it.... I wanted the blue ants and got the red ones. He enjoyed the movie way more than I did. After watching it as a grown up, I now understand all the jokes in Antz
l honestly wish someone would take a truly new stab at "The Little Mermaid" as a reminder that Disney's Ariel is not the only take on that story. And really embrace the darker elements of the original.
Have you ever seen the musical Once On This Island? It is basically based on the Hans Christian Andersen version of The Little Mermaid.
One small problem: Ariel is black in the Disney remake and if you dare criticize it Twitter will call you racist
@@maninanikittycat4238 the tip of the iceberg of the many Disney's live action problems.
@@marcello7781 what do you mean?
Little Mermaid: A Real Story with Pauly Shore as Ariel when ?
01:05 - One major trend that made even kid me notice was The Wild and Madagascar both being released at the same time, with almost the same cast of animals. Ironically, I liked The Wild a lot better, great CGI and a cute giraffe lady. Pity it was Madagascar that got continued and got a lot of spinoffs and not The Wild, but then again, I am glad it did because we did get All Hail King Julien out of it.
I believe it was a similar thing with these fish movies too between Pixar and Dreamworks. Pixar brought with it a story about a relationship between a father and a son, while DreamWorks made a gangster movie hybridized with a common fish who desired fame and riches getting what he wants through a lie in a city where RAP culture thrives. I personally believe the Fish trend was one of the things that made the 2000s unique, and to me, it seems Help, I'm a fish (or in some markets, A Fish Tale) was at least one of the movies that started it.
I really was surprised at how much I liked the Del Toro one. Every time I got nervous about a direction the movie took it ended up twisting it or executing well enough that it didn't bother me.
Del Toro’s is definitely the best and most emotional version of them all.
I'm thinking Disney does intentionally monitor these "multi-year" projects, and pushes out their similar IP in order to crush them. Not ride the coat tails, just...to crush.
I am dying to have him react to Legends of the Guardians Owls of Ga'hoole
Such an underrated gem of 2010
I would pay him to watch it.
I would buy the film for him to watch. More than anything that's what I want him to review.
What Guardians? Those with Jack Frost?
@@PancakemonsterFO4 no, this one's about owls.
It's child enslavement, murder, and betrayal, all wrapped up in a children's movie
@@Vexis_plays_games oh yeah i've seen promo for this one, gonna check out if Netflix has it since i haven't watched it