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A debutant is like a certain organization throughout America where women structure little girls to young strong women of society by doing charity and fundraising for the community their graduation ceremony party of coming of age is called "A coming out ball" for real that's the name

I never seen JV so upset about anything but the Amanda (nickelodeon superstar of the Amanda show) male voice interpretation of Jack Black broke him 🤣☠️

21:26 In retrospect, Gill should have chosen a much bigger pebble.

Pocahontas 2 is also quite good even though the art style not as polished.. Billy zane is brilliant as John Rolfe and there are lots of twists to the story and ending quite happy compared to the first one wich ends with a goodbye. I would Give it a chance.

This is such an underrated Disney film..the introduction,the music the sings the art style is just fantastic..people should give it more of a chance and not judge it and just acually view it for what it is. So glad you cose to view it and not care if its historically accurate or not. This film was a favourite of mine as a child.. i remember when it came out and def in my Disney top five list.

Am I a monster because I've never cried during a sad Pixar/Disney movie

I watched this at a young age but now this scene is so relatable in my life😢

Does anyone know if the patreon is watch along or not? I can't tell where is says on the patreon page.

I didn't even make it through the first month of freshman year of my high school. I was beaten by my peers, I'd have teachers get other students to attack me & I hid in bathrooms a lot. Till I threaten to harm myself. Then I transferred to another town and took alternative high school. It saved my life. All because it was the 80's and I'm Gay.

Hello. This was my favorite Peter Pan movie of all time. Everything about this movie was amazing the flying and the movie soundtrack was off the hook LoL Coldplay was awesome too. You were right about Never growing up. That's me. Am a Lostboy. I cried at the end of this movie 🍿 as well too. Thank you and take care.

Y’all should watch the Wild Thornberrys Movie next

great movie and great ending commentary! 😄

I felt all the emotions for this movie Man

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A population of billions.. the number of humans that actually lost a parent is what disney counted on. That is their theme. Now it transgenderism. Acceptance of chemically castrating children. disney is sending an all-out attack on children.

You are so emotional like my dad my dad said it’s either a blessing or a curse

I feel the same during this scene. you created a imaginary friend as a kid but growing up you might forget them and the memories you had with them.

When I think of 1980s movies, I think of ST. ELMO'S FIRE first. To me, it screams the 80s. THE BREAKFAST CLUB is about High School and ST. ELMO'S FIRE is about just after college. It also has members of the brat pack in it. Great, great movie! Hope you check it out!

Fun fact: Judd Nelson is the voice of Hot Rod in the The Transformers The Movie 🔥

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I feel you bro,Before the kissing scene when the Gennie was reeling up a wish for Alladin it reminded me of when my bus driver back in the 7th grade would always have us sit in the front because we were kind of bad kid hate to admit it but we always liked to jump out of our seats at a speed bump, so on the last day of school me and the kids where crying he seen us crying and told us to go to the back of the bus the speed bump was coming, knowing exactly what he was exactly going to do I started balling, we hit the speed bump and then got off the bus i said "thank you for being my bus driver" while still balling, and walked home, I'm going to the 8th grade now if i ever become a professional singer I'm going to give him a gift.

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💗PLEASE react to Pretty in Pink 1986!!!

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I’ve watched this movie several times and I finally realized that Bender was the only kid who did not have any food during the lunch scene. He’d rather spend every weekend at school than his abusive home. I also think the Janitor found the gun in Bryan’s locker. That’s why he’s so friendly with him. I always notice new things when I watch this movie. It really was a fantastic movie.

“The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers.” _Socrates_ (469 B.C - 299 B.C.)

One of my all time favourites. You should check out Blended . Starring both Adam and Drew. They work so well together.

This and The Wedding Singer are two of my favourite Adam Sandler movies

Kicking and screaming is a comedy soccer movie ⚽️

I always enjoy your reactions, but your edit isn't so great. You give the joke, but cut the punchline, or vice versa, and so it doesn't make sense to hear it out of context.

I think carl the janitor is friendly with Brian because he is probably the one who found the gun in his locker...

There are SO MANY references to NASCAR and Route 66 in this movie that it would take hours to simply point them out. Just a few examples concerning the numbers on particular cars/characters: ~ Lightning McQueen's 95 is a reference to 1995, the year PIXAR's first theatrical movie (Toy Story) was released ~ Strip "The King" Weathers' 42 is a reference to voice-actor Kyle Petty's actual number in NASCAR ~ Chick Hicks' 86 is a reference to his propensity for 'taking out' his competitors, as eliminating an opponent (in various fashions) is referred to as 86-ing them ~ There's a white car bearing an Apple logo and the number 84, in reference to the Macintosh launch (and famous SuperBowl ad) in 1984 ~ Junior's 8 (later on) is a reference to voice-actor Dale Earnhardt Jr's actual number in NASCAR You've also got announcers Bob Cutlass and Daryl Cartrip being voiced by NASCAR announcer Bob Costas and driver/commentator Daryl Waltrip. Every aspect of Radiator Springs is a reference to some iconic tourist attraction along the original Route 66: ~ Luigi's Casa de la Tires is a nod to not only the famous tower in Pisa (hence, Luigi and Guido being Italian) but also the Leaning Tower of Texas, a tilted water tower near Groom, TX ~ Sally's Cozy Cone Motel is modeled on several Wigwam Motels along Route 66, where the visitor cabins are built like giant teepees ~ The Cadillac Range (seen in the background) is based on the Cadillac Ranch outside Amarillo, TX, which is one man's monument to Cadillac's changing tailfin designs over the years Again, both of these lists go on and on and on and I'd likely break UA-cam trying to list them all. But it's a fun 'road trip' all its own if you want to dig deeper into just how deeply the crew at PIXAR researched The Mother Road when they began working on this movie. BONUS TRIVIA: John Ratzenberger has had a speaking role in *EVERY* PIXAR film, and he's generally considered the studio's lucky charm. In fact, they were just wrapping up The Incredibles when someone pointed out that John Ratzenberger wasn't in the film. In a mad rush before release they wrote, recorded, animated, and spliced in the ending scene with The Underminer for the sole purpose of including him so they wouldn't jinx their streak. Red, the fire engine, was 'voiced' by veteran PIXAR actor Joe Ranft; perhaps best known for his role as Heimlich in A Bug's Life. He sadly passed away early in production and, rather than eliminate his character, PIXAR decided to remove all of Red's actual lines (essentially making him mute) and reusing several of the sobs he had recorded for other films.

23:35, so you're the kind of guy that would say " better to have sclerosis of the liver instead of lung cancer" kind of guy?

03:09, lots of guys would tell you it's not the size......... it's the attitude.

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The scene where they're gathered in a circle, essentially trauma dumping, is still one of the greatest movies scenes imo

Rotoscoping is like tracing over live action film to get realistic animation

23:00 She sleeps like she took a tranquilizer dart in her nice and sexy butt.

You should do a movie reaction of the Princess and the Frog. Keith David is in that one, too.

This movie is just ❤for Star Trek

19:56 That snake is a dirty rotten snitch. Oh, here's a fun fact: The real character's name is Sir Guy of Gisbourne, one of Robin Hood's deadly archenemies.