Nice! I loved it too. I was even thinking of it a couple days ago

Same here

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@@lizardog I always loved and enjoyed the cartoon so much & that ending theme 🤩

@sorenthefilmbrony So true. Apple also would not release it to public libraries as also all other Oscar winners have been. My friend is a librarian and says so many people come to rent it and she had to tell them it is only available on Apple. They are terrible.

Apple sucks. I’m glad I got to watch the PHENOMENAL series “See” and angry I’ll apparently never get to own a physical copy of it for that very same reason.

The Cartoon Saloon film Wolfwalkers was also apparently locked out of further distribution by Apple, since its director “complained” about not making it any money it could’ve received upon the limited cinema release.

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I disagree; there's plenty of forgotten 2010's/2020's Oscar winners that I believe most have forgotten: CODA, Nomadland, Moonlight, Spotlight, The Artist. May be good movies, but hardly memorable.

I heard it got sequels, but they sounded dreadful. I'll stick with the original. There's something kinda wonderful about a film that stands alone, that was an artist's weird, unique vision, and then the artist moves on to another weird, unique vision. That's why I don't lament the third Hellboy movie. The two were enough. There's no reason to make another. I actually think of a lot of film series as a single film. The Matrix, for example. Even Raiders of the Lost Ark. For me, the sequels never even got close to the original.

​@@rottensquidI'm with you on The Matrix. As for Raiders, I'm one of the few fans that really liked Temple of Doom and then loved The Last Crusade almost as much as Raiders. Crystal Skull was marginal at best, and OH HELL NO to Dial of Destiny...

Pacific Rim: Uprising sucked. Completely unnecessary.

Yeah it's still getting toys and everything. Say what you will about Uprising but it's still better than most that MonsterVerse crap that's somehow still lingering around.

An ID sequel was so pointless when you think how much of the original film's marketing focused on the aliens destroying well-known landmarks. By the sequel, the world had markedly changed from the one we knew, so the novelty and threat of the aliens attacking a society we recognised had gone.

I forgot there even was an Independence Day 2. And i saw it in theaters 😂

I gave the movie a chance, then I saw the main ship. The thought of “just make it bigger, that always works” as the assumed premise was horrible in thought and depiction.

They teased a 3rd in the end of number 2. We'll get it in 2050 when the cast are pure cgi and ai is writing the films. It'll actually be pretty good.

Probably true of most movies across the decades. This list is on ones with potential to be mainstays, though.

That's what happy when people are band loyal to actors over the material for the movie. So we get these shitty 1 dimensional actors like Ryan Reynolds or Dwayne Johnson in roles vs getting a good movie. Because they know 90% of idiots will simp over caring about the movie

Honestly, I never knew it exists. Now I need to find out where to watch it.

@@user-zf2ru4eq4wit is fantastic

I think it should replace ( 47 ronin ) on the list .

As astra was awesome

A brilliant movie that should have received more attention instead of flopping.

Before it's forgotten about

For a long time I thought I was the only person who had such a fond memory of the cartoon. They should have stuck with the (American dub) original voices though.

of course that was a great movie, many people love it, explain that to whatculture shallow people.

I think about Tintin all the time, and I thought the animation was gorgeous! I am still waiting for the sequel 😁👍

Absolutely.

It's a good remake.

It's closer to the original book.

It's how you should do a remake.

The first was great, but I really enjoyed the remake.

of course they were, people love that movie, another misfire by whatculture

of course that was a great movie, explain that to whatculture shallow people.

Never heard of it till this list

At least it's remembered because people thought it was so weird and bad.

YES!! I love that movie! I watch it every year.

Yeah, pretty great movie

I love the original comics and animated series. The movie didn't feel like they listened to any fans who WEREN'T out-of-touch studio execs. I wanted to love it so much, and liked many parts of it, but it's riddled with poor choices kneecapping the good ones.

I did like it. But it wasn't as good as the cartoon I grew up with. It had the adventure, but not the same spirit

YEAH brilliant action sequence on the island but it's all amazing YEAH!!

Yup. I surely was enough interested to watch it - but apparently one watch thru was enough..

Alice in Wonderland grossed 1 billion dollars, not Through the Looking Glass.

I'm in the "didn't know there was a second movie at all" group.

lol. When he started talking about it I thought he was talking about the first. I never knew there was a second.

The reason why the first one made so much money is because it was the first 3d movie after Avatar.

Yeah- good call- it's both forgettable/forgotten AND is basically just a movie-long piece of Elon Musk-promoting propaganda. Awful movie.

Yup. Absolutely must be. I just love the first movie! The second was okay to me.. ..but the third one I have actually not even seen (yet?)..😂

@@brorjordas1979 I'm telling you. They brought in Oscar winning cavalry, historical madman, 80's pop... STILL nobody cared.

Jake Sully, that's it, can't remember anything else. And Avatar the way of water belongs in this list. Nobody ever talks about it, despite making a billion bucks at the box office.

It still didn’t quite get there.

You answered your own question.

So true, I maintain there isn't a single good DJ movie out there, but he doesn't care because he makes his money and moves on to the next piece of garbage, and I've watched many trying to find a good one and failed, lets hope the backlash to Red One slows him down

He’ll be forgotten in fifty years.

How dare you? Black Adam was one of THE movies of all time!

@@shanojebs snitch . Fast 5,6/7 the jungle movies that were superior to the original

@@Arctic-void-z7f Then he did Skyscraper which is a terrible Die Hard remake

Treasure Planet seems to be popping up in the conversation lately. It isn't quite enjoying a renaissance, but it may yet.

International or the original?

@@OGFacelessKing Original. I never bothered with the International.

It should have been a good film, the books had me sucked in as a kid, and Ian McShane can be mesmerizing. A missed opportunity.

I liked Christopher Eccleston’s performance at the time.

So he could slap the alien invaders?😂😂

You have this entirely backwards. Now i want to see clips of each of Hancock's roles with them replaced with Chris or Liam or both

@claymccoy people still talk about Ordinary People. The other 3 you mentioned, no. No one really cares especially when you look at the films they lost to.

I think people still talk about The Artist. People *should* talk about Ordinary People. It arguably features the late great Donald Sutherland's best performance, and Robert Redford's direction is the best thing he's ever done. It truly is a brilliant, powerful film, and all the actors are at the top of their game. Out of Africa, featuring the aforementioned Redford, admittedly isn't that great. It was a big deal at the time. I remember its posters everywhere in 1985/1986, and it has a gorgeous John Barrie score, but apart from that it hasn't aged every well. I still need to see Nomadland and CODA. I think those two Best Picture winners effectively disappeared because of COVID, when no-one was going out to theaters. It's also arguable that had it not been for COVID, they wouldn't have won so many awards, but I need to see them first to make a definitive judgement.

I certainly remember the Artist. great movie

@@michelehamilton961yeah I watched Ordinary People again 😊after Donald Sutherland’s death.

Out of Africa should be for the fact it inspired Farside cartoonist Gary Larson's "Trouble Brewing " panels. They illustrated the dangers of locating nurseries next to dingo farms.😂😂😂

A lot of people seem to like it, quite rightly so.

Yep- I agree 100% with this! That's what I was thinking too while watching this video.

I liked it too!

@@scottjohnston2799 That flopped big time that some still want Stephen King to buy back the film rights.

@@David-dc3nk I never saw the movie I just remember hearing about it and my sister telling me it was a big book. But that literally got 0 love