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Just know I BLAME YOU! cause I decided to give the movie a watch before I watched the rest of your vid. and well.... It was really good! so I blame u for maken me watch an amazing movie. ty for that and keep up the awesome work love ur vids and ur style your. keep on keepen on you wonderful Chad!

Who's Clairfy?

Wasn't the whole point of Pinocchio that japeto wanted a son so we made one out of wood I was explaining this to my parents when we were watching this earlier where it was they just added this 1 character to give a bit more background as to why he made the puppet

That sent shivers all over my body- Holy shit it's just incredible

Damn. That line hits hard

sounds like talking about soldiers going to war

@@sexygirlmax2019it totally is! I feel like it’s also a cautionary tale of sending young men to meaningless wars and waste their one and only life

Is your pfp Jollibee on crack?

_Especially how Geppetto was traumatized because of the death of his son, he was clearly emotionally unstable and unfit to be a father at the moment (almost emotionally abusive), especially because of how he developed alcoholism to drown his sorrows, but he truly loved Pinocchio_

Yes that’s exactly what I was thinking. He doesn’t truly care about Pinocchio yet and probably just wanted him gone

i think it's likely for it to be the case in a small town, especially in the south, but it would be pretty rare for it to happen in anything larger. also, a lot of italian parents are VERY protective. its a bit unrealistic for italy at least in my experience but as u said checks out w geppetto's character

I think Gepetto lets Pinnochio go alone is because the town is small and they know everyone, so it makes sense that nobody would harm the wooden boy

@@taluca8474 that is not the case with this movie tho

@@ali1ff3 I wouldn't say he didn't truly care about Pinocchio, he did give him Carlo's book. I would argue it's a small town and 80 years ago when parents weren't as protective of their kids as they are now. I live in a small 2,000 person town and most children above 2nd grade walk to school or ride bikes alone or with siblings/friends.

Dang that’s cool-

Yeah. There's a lil pine tree grove on my schools campus, and I walked through it one time back in mid summer or sometime when it was very hot. The pinecones were 'bursting' in all the trees. It was something to behold, and kinda freaked me out because I'd never experienced that and they were pretty loud

I literally predicted where the pinecone was going storywise BECAUSE I knew this fact

but....a pine tree doesn't grow over the grave, it looks like a maple or something =/

Ohh I never thought about that, makes sense!!

Pat just has a handle on how to write compelling young characters which can be tough! Major props

I absolutely love over the garden wall, so I'm immediately excited just from that fact alone

Not to mention the constant comparison of Pinocchio as a Christlike figure. One of the first things he does is pretend to be Jesus on the cross. Not to mention the immortality being sacrificed to save others, the whole cross burning thing, and the fact he's an innocent being in a cruel world.

It's just coming to me how much symbolism is in this movie. It's almost comparable to Coraline

That is very nitpicking. You're nose growing when you lie is a common saying, it never needed to be explained. Honestly it could be argued it over explained it which would make the movie worse

@@coletrainhetrick Maybe you grew up a different way from me but me growing up hearing the phrase, “You’re nose grows when you lie” was a very rare occurrence. Mainly when I hear it, it was direct reference to the Disney film, in which again didn’t make an effort to say why his nose grew when he had told a lie. It confused me a lot as a kid. And this movie gave that explanation that I wished I had, and did it in such a way that flowed with the story in well put manner.

@@burpie_b0wie Same. I never heard anything about growing noses unless it was a direct reference to Pinocchio, so I really appreciate the explanation in the movie.

wait thats REALLY smart :0

It’s pretty funny. He’s the pretty boy fox with mangiafuoco’s job!

First time I've watched the movie then waited for the video

Let's not forget the black rabbit pallbearers - featured in the story, but definitely not in most popular adaptations.

its literally just italian for fox... 😭😭

It reminds me of Astro Boy

This was never in the original book Pinocchio. Gepetto wanted to make a puppet so he could put on shows an make more money!

Especially loved the way they animated Spazziatura in the making-of shorts. It's just so fucking flawless

GDT grew up making stop motion short films, and his first movie Cronos was supposed to be stop motion, but some burglars stole his puppets, which forced him to turn the film into a live-action movie, GDT also says that Pinocchio significantly influenced his life because when he went to go see it in theaters with his mom, he noted that it was the first film to acknowledge how much it sucked to be a kid, so it resonated with him. It's sad, too, because his mom definitely knew just how much her son wanted to make this movie, but she died a day before the world premiere.

bro’s only moment when he was able to sing was when he died

@@EPSCorp tragic, but at least we got to hear the absolute banger

Yeah, but he got to sing that great song for the end credits.

@@les4767 yes. with the implication that the audience will cut him off by walking out/ changing the tv lmao

@@theshockinglyeloquentdog9945 That is ironic...but it is a really good song, so I think he'll get a fairly large audience to hear it LOL!

Also loved the gag with how long the limo was 😂 making sure Mussolini looks as silly as possible

Pfhahaha yeah, that motherfucker execute a fucking bunch of people, how childish!

And he's voiced by Tom Kenny (the 2nd time TK played a role in a Pinocchio movie in the same year, the 1st time having him being held hostage at gunpoint to make him voice Jeppetto with a J in the movie "Pinocchio: A True Story"). 😂

​@Jim Jim is that the one with the fruity pinnochio?

@@bobbobbo5278 yes

Well it makes sense that it reminds you of Flapjack since the person who co-wrote the script with Guillermo is Patrick McHale

Was the youtuber that said that quote the person who made a video about Courage the Cowardly Dog? He pretty much said that such shows are important for children's understanding of the world and how experiencing fear is healthy. I wish I could remember who the KZfaqr was so I could mention the video. It was a really great explanation of why children enjoy creepy things even when it scares them, just for them to happily run back to it ready for another session of casual fright.

@@cocojlly1375 Yes, that's him- his avatar looks like a robot. He's just great.

i love the little detail of pinocchio is sad before the song for Italy starts then he forces a smile when the curtains open

And either way, he can always choose death if he wants to. Break the hourglass again. I think that's the best ending you could have for him- he has the ability to live and love forever but he's not condemned to it.

@@Didi-wq8hw Agreed with both of you. No matter how you slice it, he has choices in life. He very well could even "grow up" by learning from Gepetto and making himself new parts and such. It's shown that even if parts are destroyed(his legs) he can get new ones made and they work like before, so it's pretty crazy the potential that's there.

Indeed, for example the Biblically Accurate Angel design for the Wood Sprite was a really inspired take.

@@KhaosAdmiral it was a great design choice, kinda creepy... like biblically accurate angels!

Because soul-less artists and directors who are working in the entertainment & arts industry have lost their creativity and life a long time ago, especially PM, Disney, Sony, etc. GDT is a spiritual worker and guider, here to heal and tell experiences the exact way they were with emotion & beautifully delievered.. the way he dealt with the generational trauma, healing, shadow-work, inbetween-n-out of the spiritual plane of where pinnochio meets the Sphynx, revived by the biblically accurate angel multiple times while living through countless lifetimes before acknowledging he is his own individual seperate from Gappetto. the weight that us as humans carry on our shoulders without releasing our pain, guilt and low feelings of doubt, anxiety, etc will carry onto our children if we do not ourselves heal the parts we chose not to accept or oppress/repress. "things we don't understand or know, we're scared of it and the known sense of danger, excitement, and risk" this is the only part through lustful sex that creates a lustful soul-less baby that wasn't made from genuine love. those who are not prepared or presented with difficult experiences that directly alter their life in an unchangeable way forget that their child is not attached to them like a leech. we are all individually ourselves and a lot of people who go into parenthood forget that, that their child will grow to become a human just as they did, and we do not want them to face the hardships or difficulties that were presented in OUR lives, so narcissistic, controlling, manipulating, drama-seeking parents who don't know how to self-regulate, sympathise, nuture, or guide are just here to break you down so you can get up even stronger than before.

@@paekaumahana PM??

@@fatbgmanbg975 paramount pictures

Oh yeah, he voices Mussolini in the movie

And he'll be in a third movie soon

I wanna know what the second time was?

Who was he in the disney movie?

@@troliskimosko wasn't in the Disney movie, he was in the 'True Story' one

This is a "Oh no this is alive" story

Animation is already a respected medium buddy

@@barombolobombolo1501 yeah but right now companies like Nickelodeon and Netflix somewhat forget that by giving us shows that totally disrespect animation. Plus shows like Robot Chicken, Big Mouth, South Park, and others like them just seem like outlets to say swears and use vulgar terms and actions and that’s not what animation should be. Animation should appeal to both kids and adults and it should also treat them as such. Movies like this, Lion King, Shrek, etc. and shows like Teen Titans, Gravity Falls, The Owl House, and The 2012 TMNT treat their audiences with respect and love and this movie also does this perfectly. Animation isn’t just a medium of art, but also a way to express creativity and passion through characters and adventures we can all enjoy and love.

Sorry about this being so long I just had to vent some truth and frustration I have with the animation industry nowadays

@@zeldagameryt4018 i mean, some animations are for kids and some for adults, the ones you mentioned are for both but it doesnt mean that every animation piece should bè like that

which project?

@@guillermoperalta6659 I'm studying Graphic Design and after watching the Fantastic Mr Fox and Planet of dogs video I decided to do a booklet on Wes Anderson's use of typography :)

​@@jadeabitbuona fortuna!

Yeah that whole montage of Geppetto and Marco reminded me of Up, except it hit me wayyy harder

Ugh YES

The whale is the most Jim Henson i see remember me the witch of dark crystal

why do people always assume a character/person is neurodivergent 🙄 it’s fucking annoying. just take the character as he is, and stop slapping labels on everybody

@@perkysett If anything, Pinocchio is, like, a day old at the start. He was literally born that previous night, and has no idea about laws, rules, or how anything works. He's given an enormous intelligence for a day old being, and wants to learn about literally everything because of it. He's not neurodivergent, he's a curious child who has no understanding of the world. Add to that the fact he inherited a soul with some memory of it's past, and you have a hyperintelligent one day old person whose memories are strange and confusing who needs a patient, understanding father to fill the gaps and Geppetto is not prepared for that at the start of the movie. I'm a neurodivergent person, FFS. Pinocchio is just a curius child.

@@ThatRPGuywithtoomanyOCs exactly!! i’m neurodivergent too and i can’t stand when people just slap that label onto everything

@@perkysett r/asablackman

@@techissus7449 Your point is?

In reincarnation theory that is literally how it works. Souls come back but the personality is a result of the life someone had, so Pinoccio having the soul of Carlos but being a completely different boy makes sense. Not to mention the fact that they are voiced by the same kid so maybe the movie literally works with the same logic.

It is Carlo's soul, there are multiple hints: • same voice actor • death Sprite says "you've been here before" • both boys love hot chocolate • Pinocchio knows the "the more you lie the longer your nose grow" quote that Geppetto used to read to Carlo • he knows the melody of the song My Son which Geppetto & his wife used to sing to Carlo • he loves Geppetto unconditionally • this is a silly one, but both like pine cones The soul has been reincarnated (which is breaking the rules according to the death sprite, and the wood sprite was being foolishly sentimental). Pinocchio is his own person, but there are core things within his borrowed soul which shines through. Well that's how i understand it. Carlo is reborn into Pinocchio, not as Carlo 2.0

@@coolbeans5911 what a beautiful concept, I really like this take :')

@@coolbeans5911 Gepetto had a wife?

@@egg_bun_ not sure about the original story or Disney version, but in Del Toro's Pinocchio, we hear Carlo asking Geppetto to sing him the song his mom would sing to him when he was younger, implying Carlo's mom was around for awhile before she left (we don't know how, maybe she passed away?), and that Geppetto knew her well enough to memorize the sweet song she sang for their son. Whether or not they were married, i cannot say, but i think it's safe to say they were seeing that Geppetto seems to live by his Catholic values. And we know that Carlo was not adopted and is indeed Geppetto biological son, because as he is cutting down the tree in his drunken state, he shouts "i will make Carlo again"

Oh bless him :(

The film implies that he didn't survive.

@@gamehero6816…oh… shit i kinda liked him