I was just watching your Grinch review before this and you commented on how loud you used to be🤣

I was watching you earlier today, i come out of my shower and you uploaded a video.

Seems pretty good

The video won’t even come up for me on mobile.

Krupps redemption arc is way too good

I KNOW RIGHT?? So many protagonists in movies nowadays are just straight up liars or selfish, I know it makes for an easy moral at the end of the movie but it’s refreshing to see a genuinely honest character every now and then

ong its parfee

Shark Tale Moment

I loved the movie. Heck i watched it so much i know every part of the movie.

such a great character who we all wish we could be like

YAYAYAYAYATA

Kind of like mr. Krupp.

The “Fortunately, Dav wasn’t a very good listener” is a reference to the meet the author section right

@@Johan_4587 it is

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This movie is also the only movie where I am fine with toilet humor.

@@dragonwriterartsteen titans go movie pretty fire too

​@@dragonwriterartssame but the entire show

​@@dragonwriterartsskibidi toilet

​​@@tritiper41885 year old detected

I think I heard someone would say a 2025 captain underpants sequel would be in production well in 2025 I’m not sure about this information I just heard it from somewhere.

@@imgonnaputsomedirtinureyedabs yeah it’s been cancelled unfortunately. Oh well. I do prefer the CGI art style of the movie personally.

@@WelcomeToMarioTeachesTyping hmm interesting.

YES! I LITERALLY HAVE EVRY DOG MAN BOOK

@@imgonnaputsomedirtinureyedabs well at least it’s still on netflix so it’s not lost to time, i’m kinda disappointed we won’t get any more episodes though

Yes, I watched both movies and they pretty fit well in. CGI. I remember watching the Peanuts movie in theatres when it came out, but I only watched the Captain Underpants movie at home. To me, the Captain Underpants movie would be the first time one of Dav Pilkey’s characters would come to life (I also find it to be an improvement over The Boss Baby in terms of release order and was a good way to end the 20th Century Fox era of DreamWorks Animation).

Not toddlers. Boomers. Snoopy was the draw in early Peanuts strips and animated features. He was the Hobbes to Calvin & Hobbes Calvin. He was such a draw that they made an entire movie just about him. "Snoopy Come Home." They also gave him a big part in the Peanuts trip to France.

Dogman better get a movie and/or TV series

@@jonathanmccurry6580 they actually are. It was announced a few years ago

There is no objective “most nostalgic” because nostalgia is by definition, subjective and individual.

Doctor Seuss doesn’t come close to dav just saying, he was also a really scummy person

⁠@@soniahernandez8902came back from the future. no they did not make a movie or a TV show. it was cancelled.

You right

and that's a rock solid fact

Wait, the bad guys Is a book?! Like the movie comes from a book?!! If yes, I did not know It

@@AmicaSecret Yeah, they’re actually pretty good. I recommend them

I love captain underpants, when they released the movie I was so hyped

Wimpy kid as well

​@@AmicaSecretloved that series growing up

I believe you forgot Diary of a Wimpy Kid exists

more like cold take!!

I LOVED those movies as a kid 😁

now i want to read that book bc that movie was so chaotic (and dont get me started in the second one)

I agree with that opinion ✋

brian

​@@Anarqism hey peter what are you doing?

@@metallicmadman7182 crack

Sounds like how I saw my life as a tv show in 4th grade as well lol

Me too I imagined there was people in my mind that ran that imaginary show which has been going on for my entire life

Awesome! When is it?

I wish I could join but I don’t have a computer and even if I did I don’t have any animating experience

Dude same,I loved it to death Especially the hairy armpit pun

how did you even memorize it

Same it comes with a cape

I would love to see another Dav Pilkey book be turned into a movie like Dog Man.

@@Parkigion dog man has a comfirmed movie coming out but no release date or trailer

@@thegodzillafandomsrookie5514 That's awesome, just looked into it. Thanks

Couldn’t have said it better myself

@@Parkigion That’s in development, but you know what else we can’t wait to see one day? Graphic novels (or Scholastic books in that style) and film adaptations previously mentioned at the beginning of the whole franchise that are based on comics made by characters (George and Harold) at Tree House Comix Inc.! (Timmy the Talking Toilet and The Amazing Cow Lady. I would go with Dog Man, but that’s already been turned into a full-fledged series as of the post-2000s since the long-awaited Captain Underpants and the Terrifying Return of Tippy Tinkletrousers!)

Yeah, it’s really annoying when movies tries to modernize the world of the characters

Is the hypnotized thing meant to be a pun because Krupp got hypnotized?

That's me but for Monster inc.

That’s me but for cars 2

“And now it is time to fly again”!😂

TRAAAA LAAAAA LAAAAAA!!!!!!!

Please then, type out the entire script

Fun fact: The How To Train Your Dragon movies were based off of a book series.

@@heavygunner4039 That's hardly a fact.

Im super excited for the dog man movie!

@@midnightthefairy8747 same dogman and captain underpants are my childhood I read all the books and the bad guys

She kinds bad though

@@TygerHillis💀

​@@jgstudios6912 Hes correct tho 😅

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YES, Cap...tain Underpants.

@@superstarultra28 yez

of course it is!

He should heart your comment

i agree

"Your favourite in your opinion", who else has an opinion on what your favourite is?

​@@scissorbanner9735people might assume they like BFB 30-/j

​@@Cally_Frostbunbro there's only 2 people in this comment section who would understand what You're saying and that's you and me

haha expect a full video on that movie near this summer :)

Still stuck?

Adapting from the books holds it back as just a remake honestly. That’s what made the diary of a wimpy kid live action movies better than the animated ones.

Exactly! I hated it the first time I saw it (I was 12), because the story was so different, but now that I'm older, I've come to fully appreciate the other ways in which it's faithful to the source material. It's clear the people working on the film had a lot of respect for the novels. The Netflix series also does a decent job of adapting the general style of the books imo, but takes it in a slightly different direction.

I completely agree with this people think that movie sucks because of the jokes which Is insane !

7:38

Yeah, what about gullimore del toro version?

@@jmachero5852 Yep. It kept the same dark elements and the traditional moments from the original Collodi novel. Let's see... - Pinocchio is a much more brash and rowdy character - He burns his legs on a fireplace - He kills the Cricket with a mallet - The Fairy summons 4 coffin-bearing rabbits due to Pinocchio's carelessness - Lampwick is originally named Candlewick - The "Whale" is much closer to its original counterpart, which is not really a whale but a giant sea monster called The Terrible Dogfish.

@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 Yeah, I get that the film is supposed to be much different than the Disney version but I find it unexpected that in the end of the del toro version is that Pinocchio DIDN’T become a real boy in the end. I wonder if that’s what happened in the original book. Not that I really know much of the original book.

@@jmachero5852 No, in the novel Pinocchio did become a real boy in the end. He shed his immortal wooden body and took on a fleshy mortal form, but they kept the lifeless puppet in the corner of their house. I think I like the del Toro version better; it shows that, on the inside, Pinocchio is and always has been as real a boy as any boy can hope to be, and he doesn't need to physically change who or what he is in order to be thought of as such. But of course, Mr. Del Toro's intent when he made it was to send a message that it's better to accept people for who they are, flaws and all, than to try and mold them to force them to fit into a pre-established system, like the military camp does, for example. The intended effect of the original novel was different, Mr. Collodi lived in an Italy plagued by times of crisis and poverty, and all he really wanted with the story was to teach children that those who disobey their parents and don't work to earn their keep gain nothing but suffering. It's a very melancholic tale, even with Pinocchio getting what he wanted in the end, as even though he is now a "real boy", a model Italian citizen, his family is still heavily impoverished, and he still had his childhood essentially taken away from him, as he still lives in this meager and moribund state, toiling away in physical labor even as a young lad to keep him and his father from starving to death in an environment where there isn't really a lot to go around.

@@maxwellmarques1607 jesus the way you described that was some horror movie shit

at least someone does :(

Truly a certified hood classic.

SWEET HOME ALABAMA

agreed!

Fr

@@Awesomemay oh mah gawd😮

Biggering was better

@@StephenDurnan im just saying its just my opinion😭

Ay it's Cosmic

Yoooo cosmic!

*watch it now*

@@SuperRamtin I really want to, but I don’t know if there is any free streaming services

@@Cosmic_Lemon Disney + has the peanuts movie

i hope they do! thats my only hope with this video :) to get more ppl talking about these artsy movies!

I’m still waiting for a sequel

I’m still waiting for a sequel

@@vagineer7428 yeah same 😔

i read it and i really appreciate it :)

BEE MOVIE!

@@ReadytoDiveIn unironically literally the best animated movie ever created

@@ShadyPaperclips YES FINALLY

My PRETREEN childhood