ACTRESS REACTS to THE EMPEROR'S NEW GROOVE (2000) FIRST TIME WATCHING *KUZCO IS A MENACE TO SOCIETY*

[@callmeclariss]

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[@ronaldwells3276]

Read Romans 10:9.

[@sheller153]

My favorite thing is that when Yuma asks “Is that my voice” it’s entirely genuine. It’s the voice actress reacting to hearing herself with the voice changer live.

[@JakkFrost1]

I didn't sympathize with Kuzco, but I could empathize with him. He was a product of the way he was raised. He literally didn't know there was anything wrong with his behavior, and had no way of knowing.

[@Yasmin-cf4qm]

Yzma clearly was a bad mum, spoiling him rotten.

[@JakkFrost1]

@@Yasmin-cf4qm not to mention a palace full of servants who wouldn't dare tell their emperor "no". I don't think Yzma actually had very much of a hand in raising him, hence her use of the word "practically" when she made the claim.

[@godzillarwby1755]

*"Yay, I'm a Llama again!. . . Wait."* One of my favorite lines after the waterfall.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

What I love most about this movie, in addition to Kuzco's redemption, is the hilarious comedy duo that is Yzma and Kronk. I love how they bounce off each other, and Eartha Kitt (RIP) and Patrick Warburton both gave it their all wth their voice acting.

[@DontObliteratetheCommenter]

Every. Single. Accursed. CORNER OF THE INTERNET!! No offense

[@stonecoldgamer5222]

She was the first cat woman in the old Batman.

[@willmacarter9034]

I also loved in the BTS from the DVD, Eartha Kitt said that she "adored Yzma because she goes after what she wants!"

[@ayasara4427]

I see you everywhere

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

@@willmacarter9034 Saw a documentary on Eartha. She was really special AND very very talented.

[@ThePixarDude]

David Spade and John Goodman was such good casting Also. .When Yzma said he "died" on the eve of his 18th birthday, that meant he was 17 which also means he was younger when he became emperor. Which explains his childlike behavior. Thats why i like Pacha.. he challenged kuzko and became his father figure and taught him that theres a world outside of himself and it doesn't evolve around him

[@robbiewalker2831]

The promotional "storyteller" media for the movie also confirmed that Kuzco was about to turn 18 at the start of the story: Steven Weber: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIHWpnaKfp2kn9U Tony Pope: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3KwdKOro95mm9U Heck, Kuzco's story was revolving around him being turned into a llama, because he fired Yzma for trying to take his role as ruler of his kingdom; while having to deal with the Village Leader Pacha, who disapproves of Kuzco wanting to destroy Pacha's home to make way for Kuzco's birthday gift that Kuzco is giving himself.

[@madeleinereads]

Fun Fact: The old man that Kuzco has tossed out the window is voiced by the original voice actor for Piglet in Winnie the Pooh!

[@rykergunns7877]

Beware the groove

[@randallwright1973]

Kuzco got everything he deserved. But thankfully he also got redemption.

[@patriciomejia1114]

"How did y'all feel about Kuzco?" Well, if it makes you feel any better, Tim said in his first reaction to this movie that this might be the first Disney movie where you hated the main character, so apparently, your dislike of Kuzco is not uncommon. Also, congrats for your wedding!

[@galerios1]

The thing I love about this movie is that in every scene where Kuzco is spoiled or mean, he winds up being the harbinger of his own downfall. Notable moments include him being mean to the squirrel who pops the balloon while Kuzco is surrounded by panthers. But the panthers don't wake up until Kuzco laughs at him. Then there is the scene on the rope bridge where Kuzco tries to leave Pacha to die and ends up falling through as well. The message is crystal clear. And the best message I've ever heard from any Disney film. Also Eartha Kitt, Patrick Warburton, David Spade, and John Goodman are so great together. They have amazing chemistry.

[@Miroku2235]

"I never liked your spinach puffs! Never!" Frickin uncalled for.

[@junahnuwayrah8597]

Those steaming spinach puffs sound and look delicious! Wish Kronk shared the recipe.

[@Dill_Pickle1997]

@@junahnuwayrah8597there’s a channel that makes food based on various media. It has a video on hot to make kronk’s spinach puffs. It’s called binging with babish

[@ForestofCicadas]

​@@junahnuwayrah8597 I think Binging with Babish made his own take on Kronk's spinach puffs?

[@junahnuwayrah8597]

@@ForestofCicadas need to check it out

[@ParaB3LLUM-s34j]

Super fun detail - when Yzma tosses the Llama potion into the cactus planter, when it cuts back, the cactus has changed into the shape of a Llama. One of my all time favorite movies 😄

[@ShawnBettasso-rn9kk]

I like this movie and i seen it when I was little and it's my favorite movie from my childhood and it's a good movie but not funny about this movie and it's still a good movie but not funny about this movie and do you agree with me about what I say right

[@ThatDudeOnline_335]

Fun fact/ fact that shows how robbed we were: Yzma was gonna have a villain song in the original concept for this movie, I think it was called kingdom of the Sun, the song itself is called “snuff out the light” and is on the Emperor’s New Groove soundtrack.

[@osmanyousif7849]

In hindsight, the reason why Kuzco is the way he is because of Yzma. She states after he fired her, “How can you do that to me after everything I’ve done for him? When I practically raised him!”, to which Kronk humorously (and a bit dumbfounding) says, “Yeah, you think he would turn out better….”. It’s also probably why Kuzco didn’t believe for the first time, let alone could figure out, that it was her that turned him into a llama. As he’s too ignorant to see that the woman who made him the way he is would ever harm him.

[@JakkFrost1]

@@osmanyousif7849 I don't think Yzma actually had very much of a hand in raising him, hence her use of the word "practically" when she made the claim. She was embellishing, for others, but probably in her own memory too.

[@osmanyousif7849]

@@JakkFrost1 , so could you say the same for Kuzco in why he couldn’t figure out that it was her? Because when at the diner where Pacha hears what she did, he tries to warn Kuzco that she’s trying to kill him. But Kuzco says, “Kill me? Her whole world revolves around me!”. Now I don’t know what your definition of that line is, as Kuzco does say that about everyone, but for me it sounds like him asking, “Why would the people that take care of me, want to cause harm to me?”. Kuzco really believes that he can do whatever he wants to them, even after he treats them like garbage, yet they won’t do anything, after everything they’ve done for him. It makes it all the more heavy, when it’s later to revealed him that it was Yzma, and when her and Kronk leave to go find/kill him, Kronk responds with, “Well, you got a point. Nobody really seems to care that he's gone, do they?”.

[@thejamppa]

This film has hold up so good the decades. It shows just how good the writing and humor is. Fun Tidbit: Old Guy who was thrown out of window was voiced by John Fiedler. Who voiced Piglet several decades for Disney.

[@gawainethefirst]

He was also one of the Jurors in the original 12 Angry Men.

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

Now that you mention it I hear the similarities. Nice to know.

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

@@gawainethefirst Definitely would not have made that connection. Thanks

[@Howzieky]

​@@gawainethefirstyooo that's actually really cool! Thanks for sharing

[@kaylagaymon4873]

The Emperor's New Groove is one of the funniest movies ever. Eartha Kitt's performance as Yzma will never get old, Kuzco and Pacha's friendship has grown, and Kronk really cracked me up 🦙🦙🦙😈😈😈🤣🤣🤣

[@DCMarvelMultiverse]

I first saw this with my cousin back in 2000. She was ten and I took her to see it. We laughed till our sides hurt. We became lifelong friends because we found out we had the same sense of humor.

[@thechatteringclown]

33:07 it took me way too long to get that pun. the guard was transformed into a cow. he's a cow-guard, or if you slur your words a little, a cow-'ard. hence why he asks to leave. it's such a dumb but brilliant joke that doesn't get appreciated anywhere near enough.

[@AceODale]

Also a play on the phrase, "til the cows come home." He's going home...

[@BeeKee404]

I have to disagree. I think Kuzco does deserve Pacha. He needs that someone who while is willing to help him and not let him die or fend for himself as a llama, also isn't afraid to put him in his place and also teach him what it means to be selfless and kind. For one thing, let's remember that Kuzco is a teenager and clearly has never had an adult figure in his life teach him the values of empathy and kindness. Pacha was that person for him.

[@callmeclariss]

I totally agree! Thank you for your respectful and informative disagreement! 😊

[@christopherb501]

That's what he _needed,_ not necessarily deserved. Certainly wouldn't if he continued this way into pproper adulthood.

[@BeeKee404]

@@christopherb501 Well I mean he deserves the chance to have someone to teach him since he's a teenager.

[@sarahrosencrans2402]

I think it comes down to how you use/interpret the word Deserve. Did Kuzco do anything to earn or warrant just how much grace and kindness pacha gave him? Not really. So if that is how you view/use the term “deserve”.. he didn’t. Should he have gotten the chance to learn the skills pacha ended up teaching him - way back when he was a kid? Yes. He should have had that chance and education

[@isaiahadams1996]

Very well said

[@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi]

The Emperor's new groove is so hysterical!! It is so much fun to re-watch. Never ever disrespect Kronk's spinach puffs!! That's crossing a line!!

[@Fatherofheroesandheroines]

This was one of Eartha Kitt's last roles and she was purrrffffeeeectt. (If you know,you know.)

[@ScooterBond1970]

Eartha Kitt was a national trrrrrrrrrrreasure. (And yes, I do know. 😉)

[@EthanRobertson]

Fun fact this was originally supposed to be a more serious Disney movie in same the vein as Pocahontas.

[@Keleigh3000]

After several rewatches over the years, this movie has jumped to the top of my list of Disney favorites. The movie appeals to my cynicism, then undermines that with a wholesome ending without going so far into the sweet that it became sticky. Also, Yzma and Kronk are a duo for the ages. Fun look for you this week btw. You surprise me sometimes.

[@decusq]

I love how this film's 3rd act just goes off the rails in the best way.

[@benschultz1784]

Yzma wasn't doing Kuzco's job "behind his back," she was doing her job as acting regent until he came of age. I love the fact that this whole movie's events happen because Yzma didn't want to pay for postage.

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

I don't remember this detail. How does postage enter into it? It has been a long time since I saw the whole movie. Thanks

[@eskreskao]

@@jacquelinecallejas1390 She decided against turning Kuzco into a flea, a harmless little flea, putting the flea in a box, putting the box in another box, mailing it to herself and SMASHING IT WITH A HAMMER. To save on postage.

[@NoriMori1992]

That's arguable, since Kuzco doesn't mention a regency arrangement, and neither does Yzma when defending her actions. She's only ever said to be his advisor, not his regent.

[@HiddenWindshield]

Yzma isn't regent, she's just the advisor. She _was_ doing his job behind his back.

[@melenatorr]

Well, really, does anyone want to pay for postage?

[@zacklepto]

8:26 If you look at the cactus that she dumped the potion in, it’s in the shape of a llama 😂

[@freebrandyornot]

Your reaction throughout the scene where the squirrel pops that balloon animal is too iconic. The glee in your eyes as cuzco got chased is very relatable😭

[@ajpreclaro1608]

One of my absolute all time favourite Disney movies! An underrated gem that my sister and I make references to all the time. I even have a backpack of Yzma as a cat in the Junior chipmunk uniform at the end. I love both of Tim’s reactions to these movies so I’m so excited to see your reaction.

[@dovah2167]

Such a classic, one of the best "cartoon" movies of all time, i forgot how many iconic moments, lines,... there was in just this movie x)

[@jeffreyfike3384]

Something I never thought about before when I've seen this movie many times over is the fact that Eartha Kitt was voicing Yzma, and I also found out she was in the movie Holes. She's a renowned singer who sung Santa Baby much like how Madonna sung it.❤

[@DarkAngel459]

Eartha originated 'Santa Baby', and Madonna and Kylie were both channelling Eartha in their versions, in different ways.

[@zeph0shade]

I've always loved that a recurring description of Yzma that everyone just accepts without question is that she's "scary beyond all reason". Like it's not even meant to be offensive or anything, it's just a fact that literally anyone who encounters her recognizes in those exact words.

[@erikagholston6610]

The voice actors killed it in this movie.

[@chandlermorgan708]

Emperor kusco's Character development is so beautifully well written❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@zuzannabrzeszczak1578]

soldier: hey, I've been turned into a cow. 🐮can I go home? Yizma: you're excused. 😤anyone else??? 😂😂😂

[@arzelleus]

I've noticed that reactions to Kuzco have changed in the past generation. Older people tend to be more sympathetic to Kuzco either because we believe everyone can be redeemed, or because we are accustomed to movies and stories where such characters usually turn around in the end, and we anticipate it. I'm sad for the more pessimistic viewers.

[@VadulTharys]

The other issue is the current generation is in one way or another on social media always extremists. They all have purity tests and something those of us who grew up in the 60-70s and before all realized no one ever measures up to. We also saw people in our real lives who changed, some for the better others for the worse so we have hope for a brighter future, a place where even the worst can find redemption.

[@dylancole1910]

I knew a kid like Kuzco in middle school, he was raised by only his aunt who really didn’t seem to know how to connect with him. At least, I assume they didn’t get along well because he was always bragging about just how rich and well off he was. Didn’t have too many friends but still never wanted to admit that he was being a jerk to the other kids for no reason.

[@chellesama8256]

​@@VadulTharysAs a member of GenX, I don't see it as extremism or purity testing. They grew up with insanely easy access to information and other cultures. They KNOW people can be better and do better. It doesn't occur to them that it was nearly impossible before to see outside your own bubble. They're the future. I see a lot of good coming from them.

[@VadulTharys]

@@chellesama8256 LOL you sure, the morons are trying to start smoke with our generation. The Gen Z "leaders" are spoiled entitled and hate filled bigots for the most part actively embracing communism and fascism. The hope will come from the blue collar and rural Gen Z. The rest are dangerous fanatics.

[@ishathompson8439]

This movie had a chokehold on my childhood and still does as an adult 😊

[@ShawnBettasso-rn9kk]

I like this movie and I seen it when I was little and it's my favorite movie from my childhood and it's a good movie but not funny about this movie and it's still a good movie but not funny about this movie and do you agree with me about what I say right and also there is no humor or jokes in it

[@MrMayes-qy5ru]

Not much sympathy for Kuzco when I first watched the film, but as I've become older, I saw what a younger me wouldn't have seen, and that's his unchecked privileges. He just needed experience outside palace life, is all 😊

[@wolfan20]

Patrick and Eartha Kitt's chymestry was daimon material, they knew how to bounce on eachother, she passing awaywas a big hit on the animated series and respect they cancelled after it happened, leaving their banter as a thing that shines forever with no replacement.

[@Shritistrang]

"Squeaken." The best word to end a movie with.

[@alexanderb5726]

When I was little I sort of always liked Yzma better than Kuzko for empress. I mean come on, she does maltreat Kronk and others here and there but compared to Kuzko she actually says "thank you" once in a while and shows appreciation, and even treats the employees (guards) far better, giving the cow the day off and even asking if anyone else needs to go home in the midst of pursuit. And you gotta hand it to her she knows how to fight on her own. Her and Kronk's employee and employer relationship=Best disney relationship ever. Plus, I also like purple.

[@mogwiawolf4354]

grew up watching it and loved it

[@nielsjensen4185]

Yzma turning into a kitten was a wink and a nod to the role that really made people aware of her. Eartha Kitt was Catwoman on the Adam West Batman show.

[@TheRManProds]

CLARISS ROCKIN THE GREEN HAIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rachelblanchard7431]

My sister loves The emperors new groove. It is one of her favorites. And Kronk is by far her top favorite character

[@ShawnBettasso-rn9kk]

I like this movie and I seen it when I was little and it's my favorite movie from my childhood and it's a good movie but not funny about this movie and it's still a good movie but not funny about this movie and do you agree with me about what I say right

[@kcclubkirby]

You asked how we felt about Kuzco when we initially watched it. I was a pre-teen when it came out, and I remember feeling like Pacha was the guy I rooted for. It felt like he was the main character to me, because even as a kid, I could tell Kuzco was the bad guy. But the redemption arc was wonderful. 😊

[@jessipagan6630]

This is one of my favorite Disney movies!

[@area52ron]

Fun fact: black panthers are actually Jaguars 🐆 with different genes that makes them seem like they only have black fur If you shine light onto their fur you can infact see the jaguar spots

[@OhnnyTsunami]

Never and I mean NEVER throw off the emperors groove 😏

[@randallwright1973]

The Groove! (Shaky old voice)

[@lilith9885]

@@randallwright1973Groooooove~

[@chandlermorgan708]

10/10 One of Disney's best animated films I think the film wasn't initially well received because it is so different from much of the Disney canon. It's much closer to the classic Looney Toons in its zaniness than say Sleepy Beauty. It is very bright and kooky in its animation style; it's a comedy in which the plot is basically incidental to the proceedings. Films like this live and die on their performances; the four principals of Goodman, Spade, Kitt, Warburton are all *perfect* in this film. Every time I watch it it is just as engaging and delightful as the first time I saw it. The film ended up being the first in a series of animated films-the Shrek films, others come to mind-making meta-jokes or commentary on their forms to produce much more comedic offerings. Returning to it after 20 years or so just makes it stand out as the trend setter it ended up being.

[@sheraznisar4833]

I am really happy you enjoyed this movie. This is one of my favorite Disney animated movies. Its cool that it is set in Peru, a country I would defiantly like to visit in the future. Also you look absolutey stunning with that mascara and lob with bangs and green hairstreaks.

[@TheRManProds]

LOVE THE GREEN HAIR!

[@area52ron]

Where do you think Kuzco got his attitude? I mean Ezma did say “Why I practically raised him” I mean Kuzco acts like someone whose never been told no before (Sorry if I misspelled anything)

[@amberbradshaw1461]

I'm with you there girl. The only reason why I cared about kuzco was because pacha cared😂

[@alexpainter4169]

*Fun Facts* 1: Yzma was voiced by the legendary actress & singer, Eartha Kitt, who was also known for playing Catwoman in the 1960s Batman show; she also sang the original "Santa Baby" Christmas song. 2: the palace in the movie is made to look like Inti, the god of the sun, gold, & the patron god of the Inca Empire.

[@daviddietz7259]

I really enjoyed your reaction to this movie (and I super-enjoyed the fact you found Cronk to be the funniest character...he rocks)...and on a separate note, you look incredible! Just wanted to thank you, you made my Sunday 🤩🤩🤩

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

Your reaction to the squirrel and jaguar scene was epic.

[@cattievogelsong96]

I remember that TV show. I couldn’t find it when i was 20 and looking. For a bit i thought i dreamed it up. No it really existed. The movie itself good. It holds up more than other movies of its time. I like it.

[@adamgoss3638]

It was fun watching you have fun! This is one of Disney's best and funniest - I remember when it first premiered, some movie critic called it "the best Looney Tunes that Chuck Jones never made", which is high praise given Jones' comedic genius. Also, sad that your Shawshank reaction got pulled!! That really sucks!

[@davidalves31057]

Did you know that Pacha's wife was the first pregnant woman to be shown on Disney?!

[@Knightlaw]

When they question Yzma and Kronk about how it was possible that they get first before is even funnier in the Spanish Dub because Kronk's answer is "No se Yzma, no pienso que sea por la magia del cine" that translate to " I don't know Yzma, i don't think it was because of movie magic". The Spanish dub has some good gems in dialogue

[@LiveEvilProductions0]

And the latin-american dub had Yzma utter instead of "This better be good" "Estaba soñando de Ricky!" Or "I was dreaming about Ricky" referring to Ricky Martin before he came out.

[@lorivera94]

Me and my family named our first dog 'Kuzko' because of this movie being one of our favorites 😊 Never gets old

[@namjoonswife3300]

I'm sorry but i always loved Kuzco when i was younger and he was my main character 😂😂😂 I know you should hate him but i loved his sass😁

[@JoseCastro-rd3tb]

underrated classic

[@bluebear1985]

There was a sequel that was released a couple of years after this, "Kronk's New Groove". It's still alright, even though it was originally a direct-to-video release. David Spade, John Goodman, Eartha Kitt, and Patrick Warburton are all back as their respective characters. Joining for the sequel are Tracy Ullman and John Mahoney.

[@MaximeLoonatic2]

Yzma kinda raised Kuzco. So he is parentless.... Which means Pacha fills the father role Kuzco needed

[@IDLERACER]

🦙 The 2000s were arguably Disney's busiest decade. They were still cranking out a lot of drawn animation movies like this in addition to all the CGI features. After "The Princess And The Frog" (2009) they closed down their drawn animation facilities and it's been nothing but CGI ever since. An underrated Disney cartoon feature from this period was "Home On The Range" (2004). 🐄 It's one of those movies in which all of the actors have such distinctive voices that it's easy to tell who they are without looking at the credits first. 😎👍

[@nsasupporter7557]

As a kid, we saw every animated Disney movie that came out every year. But we stopped at Tarzan from 1999… I was 12 and I guess I just lost interest in animated kids movies at that age. Because I never saw this one either it came out in 2000

[@cybergeek11235]

Riiiiiiiiiiiiight, the reaction. The reaction to the movie. The reaction specifically focused on the original flick. The movie's reaction. ....that reaction?

[@donjezza10]

I have to say, the one scene that nearly ruined Kuzco for me entirely was the part where Pacha said he should've let him die and his problems would've been over, and Kuzco says that he was stupid for saving him. Even for how unlikable Kuzco is, that was... BIZARRELY out of character for him. That's not something that a selfish coward would say, it's the words of a complete sociopath! Honestly, it sounds more like something Jack Horner would say. I dunno if that's what they were trying to suggest or if it was just a badly written line, but it really felt like the character was going too far, even for how bad he already was.

[@ScorpionStrike7]

Fun fact: Pacha’s wife is the first ever animated pregnant woman

[@Asher1347]

Watching this now, the way Kuzko manipulates the intro… Such a good portrayal of character!

[@Asher1347]

His poroblem is Ezma banishing people not because it’s wrong, but because she took too much control

[@hirotakanifuji7266]

Yzma has a cut out villain song called "snuff out the light". It is such a good song. But the most important part of the movie is that Yzma is a cat girl

[@Billy-zv6gv]

...Groove's a very uniquely very enjoyable movie! Glad you enjoyed it! 😜

[@0FF537]

@8:25 You can see that after Yzma dumps her drink into the cactus plant behind her, it transforms the plant too

[@Thealternate2022]

I can say Kuzco is cool in ways we can't believe, be sometimes we need to leave kuzco alone, he's you a young man growing. Let him find his own way in life. every teenager is trying to find themselves even as adults or young adults. Oh well It's a Internet thing 😃

[@katiepooh2137]

Love this movie, your hair, necklace, your reaction everything!!

[@ShawnBettasso-rn9kk]

I love this movie too and I seen it when I was little and it's my favorite movie from my childhood and it's a good movie but not funny about this movie and it's still a good movie but not funny about this movie and do you agree with me about what I say right

[@abc.animal5143]

The movie is set in the Incan Empire in the 1500s, but many liberties were taken for the sake of its great comedy. The movie was originally going to be a musical called “Empire of the Sun”, with more serious moments (Sting was gonna provide a soundtrack, and Owen Wilson was going to play Pacha), but it went through development hell and was ultimately changed into a comedy. And the movie doesn’t share many elements with the fairy tale it bases its name off of (Emperors New Clothes).

[@Leekle2ManE]

The difference between Pacha and the rest of us: Us: Pacha should just give up on him. Pacha: Never gives up on him.

[@wackyshack36O]

Great movie and great reaction! If you're looking for other great animated films to watch, have you ever seen The Iron Giant? One of the greatest animated films ever!

[@patricktravis1720]

David Spade is such an icon they actually have a series of this where Kuzco has to go to school or he loses his role as emperor he's not voiced by Spade in that but its still hilarious

[@nsasupporter7557]

David Spade an icon? I don’t think so 🤨 he was only known for SNL and only had a few supporting roles and starring roles.

[@Warstory0126]

When I was in the marines this movie was constantly playing in our barracks. It is truly underrated

[@marieporter9488]

13:44 The Squirrel of Karma Also, a fun fact: Near the end of the movie when Kuzco and Patcha get to the lab and Kuzco asks How Yzma and Kronk got there first, Kronk's line ("By all accounts it doesn't make sense") changes depending on the translation. There's a version in a different language where he says something like "Even the animators don't know" (Someone else mentioned that in a comment on another reaction to this movie. I think it was on the channel "Welchy")

[@theyonlycomeoutwhenitsquiet]

Cinema Therapy had a fantastic episode about this one and narcissists. It only solidified my love of this movie that I’ve had since the year it released. Hands down, one of my top five Disney releases ever.

[@DJKuroh]

The reactions are always amazing, but the HAIR! Your hair is fantastic!

[@callmeclariss]

Thank you so much!! 😊

[@williamguzman6962]

One of the most underrated animated Disney movies. David Spade is amazing as Kuzco

[@bubba485]

When I first saw this, I was a kid in third grade, I'm almost 32 now, so I was just watching this because I wanted to see it and my third grade teacher popped it in for a movie day (that's also how I first saw The Road to El Dorado, equally good film). Now, looking back, I'm more sympathetic to Pacha and the citizens of his village, as well as those who Kuzco mistreated at the beginning of the film, until he was humbled be his journey through the jungle to the palace (minus Yzma, obviously).

[@halcromwell9030]

This was the last film voice of John Fielder. He played the old man who was kicked out of the window by Kusko, but he is best known as the voice of Piglet in Winnie the Pooh

[@MegaFafnir]

LOVE your reaction to Yzma as a cat! 😉☺

[@besupaaa]

I wish people could understand how unbelievably more funny this movie is in brazilian Portuguese. The words and expressions our voice actors added to the movie are icons in our country. This movie BLEW UP HERE, I was genuinely surprised people dont know this movie as much outside here.

[@keyblader1985]

Kuzco certainly didn't deserve Pacha, but he NEEDED somebody like that in his life to be able to change. That's how life is sometimes; you have to fight evil with good if you want a better future.

[@ScorpionStrike7]

I watched this for the first time in my middle school history class. Loved it instantly

[@rammsteinrulz16]

Amazing movie. Easily one of my top 5 Disney movies. Loved your reaction. Also your Egyptian eyes are angelic.

[@osanneart9318]

The craziest facts pop up if you look up how this film was made: they didn't even HAVE a final script. The fact that this movie ever even got made and greenlit is a miracle.

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@tonyantonellis9983]

Did you know that Eartha Kit was the first Black Catwoman actress? and that is why they chose to turn Yzma into a Cat.

[@Boogietron2000]

Tom Jones did not have to go that hard on that intro song.

[@callmeclariss]

Facts!

[@charleslee8313]

There was supposed to be a third movie, in the form of a prequel, but they decided to make a series instead. The prequel would have fleshed out Yzma's story.

[@alexkaen1701]

There is no mystery as to why Kronk got his own show, he steals every scene

[@KennyG881]

This movie was so iconic and yet so underrated.

[@KJetixsSuccessor]

A. This is my first reaction of yours I’m watching and I enjoyed every bit of it. B. I think that it’s not so much that we’re sympathetic to Kuzco, but that there’s normal people like you (👍🏾) and nice people who just don’t like to watch others suffer (👍🏾👍🏾).

[@wills.364]

Dissing Kronk’s spinach puffs was the biggest tragedy of this movie