I'm sure you're kids are very proud of you and just so you know, you are doing a great job with KZbin videos. keep up the good work

I recommend a movie called Envy :D

This movie is the reason i keep a large picture of my mother on my livingroom wall. It was the last movie my twins and i watched with her the weekend before she passed from Cancer.

Jessica is considered the lucky one in the relationship based on toon standards. being funny is far more appealing than appearance to them. This movie coined the term 'bumping the lamp'. Go back to the bit in the hidey hole in the bar. They bump the overhead lamp multiple times causing the shadows to sway. The animators who added the toons? They were drawing each individual frame over the recorded footage. They took the time and effort to make all the shadows on Roger in that scene match the ever changing shadows.

Fun fact: Soviet weapon factories HAD to make at least something for the civilian market wether it be toys, cooking utensils whatever. They had a quota i.e. for every 10 tanks make at least 20 pots and pans.

It was really sudden, I never felt a movie gut punch you this hard in the third act. It was crazy

15:28 Fun Fact: This was the first Disney animated movie to have a full sequence with CGI animation in it! 😎

7:32 If you look closely, you’ll notice Fidget’s peg leg is on the wrong side in this shot. 😅

3:25 Fun Fact: The lizard in Ratigan’s gang is Bill from Disney’s Alice In Wonderland. 😎

2:30 Fun Fact: Flaversham is voiced by Alan Young, who also voiced Scrooge McDuck for Mickey’s Christmas Carol and the original Ducktails cartoon! 😎

1:47 I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had this exact reaction when working on a project! 😅

Still one of the most underrated movies of all time! 😎

9:09 Happy 30th Anniversary To Disney's The Lion King (1994-2024)

9:09 When Nala and Simba Saw The Elephant graveyard Scar Wasn't kidding Scar was right The Elephant graveyard is a dreadful place

Mara (Matilda) must have had it so hard filming .. gaining a wonderful mother in the movie while losing hers in real life before the movie was even released.. my heart goes out to her ❤

15:20 You realize they're chopping these trees down for timber right? Not fuel wood

“I love you son” 😢

Please don’t be a zoomer

23:07 that particular scene where it shows the robot were suppose to be destroyers/conquerers kind of thing has been cut off when the movie released in my country & i do knot know why tho. To be honest by watching this video it is ithe 1st time i see that scene. Also, my personal theory is that robot do have 1 particular weapon where if he use to shoot something, the target will shrink & gone (or shrink to atom as thanos said), he can use the exact weapon toward atomic bomb. =)

Would recommend Little Nicky. That’s a great Sandler film.

It's moments like this when you realize the Carpenter from "The Walrus and The Carpenter" wasn't mad because the Walrus ate all the oysters, he was mad because he didn't have his share of the oysters. That's one dark-ass poem

33:18 the way he laughed 🤣

A SUPER GREAT movie for JV would be " The Notebook " 😁. After all, (it's ok to cry), right!!😅 What do you think it's a GREAT movie 🎬 for romance fans to be in checkmate & eyes to become waterfalls 😭. With the MOST MOST romantic ending lol😅 Another SUPER one would be Whiplash if you enjoyed School of Rock(FACT)

50 First Dates - another great Adam Sandler film!

If you like this you'll LOVE Whiplash 🎉🎉🎉🎉

I think of David, it's knight rider.

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Happy to see someone reaction to the jungle book : )

This was one of my Favorite childhood movies, I used to be the Typical boy who enjoyed battle and military

My dad sacrificed his family for his job, in his mind he was doing the right thing by providing for us but honestly he was a goal chaser and we'd have been fine if he hadn't chased raises and promotions. I saw him maybe a few months a year total for the first ten years of my life. Those are important years in a person's development and he just wasn't around for most of it, and tbh he wasn't a pleasant person to be around when he was home (a lot of the time, he had his good moments). Now we don't have a relationship, for a lot of reasons, but this movie always makes me think about him and how he never learned this lesson. He grew up very poor and I understand that he wanted to give my sister and I the life he never had but I feel like he let the pendulum swing the other way too far, if that makes any sense

This is SUCH an underrated Sandler movie, it's probably in my top three with Waterboy and 40 First Dates

Only thing I like about this movie is the soundtrack the villian is so Cringy

Not gonna lie Minions singing I Swear might just go harder then Alvin and the chipmunks

Angel of Death AKA The Grim Reaper

The thing with Lucille working in the restaurant was done subtly, but I like it. She moved them all the way across the country for a computer job and ended up waitressing... means the company went under.

This movie is fantastic and a constant reminder that time really is fleeting. It really does take you on a rollacoster ride of emotions. The only thing I would do differently is pause time. I’ve never wanted to fast forward, I’ve always wanted more time in the moment. Regardless, this is a great movie and one everyone should watch.

I can't stand the office because Steve Carell his character is just annoying most things he's in I just find him annoying tho except these movies

I think Rob Schneider has played ever Raice at this point

It’s not CG.