Bug Hater Watches **A BUG'S LIFE** For The FIRST Time (Movie Commentary & Reaction)

A Bug's Life Movie Reaction and Commentary
today we're gonna be watching A Bug's Life for the first time!
a silly movie released in 1998 specifically so that people like me could stop hating bugs.
hope you'll enjoy this reaction to A Bug's Life!
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[@yeoldehotdog306]

1:43 - Fun fact; this is an actual thing. Ants follow one another using pheromones. If they lose the line, like if a leaf falls in front of them, they'll try to find the line again but will end up in a death spiral where all of the ants involved will walk around in a circle following each other until they die.

[@SusanaCanales1]

Whoa that’s scary

[@jorgemontero3381]

Another fact, grasshoppers actually provide protection to the ants for a small amount of food, and sometimes they live in a similar place

[@thesuperfluousone2537]

Sounds like poverty.

[@Rice_enjoyer999]

this usually only happens to ants that are basically blind, such as army ants

[@SCR33NH3AD]

​@@jorgemontero3381 so that explains the plot with Hopper

[@artsysabs]

The edited "IM LOST" bit was so funny 😂😂😂

[@rachelkelly2293]

“I’M LOST!!!” 😂

[@ProfessorUniverse95]

That cracks me up 😆

[@nicolasbaron4506]

I kept laughing every time it showed up lol.

[@Sonicblue8]

I still recognize that voice, but can’t pin who it is.

[@krose6451]

Agreed!

[@-crestamorph-6871]

Hopper’s death stuck to me after I first watched it. Like he wasn’t just eaten, he was ripped apart by those baby birds.

[@nicolasbaron4506]

Same. That’s probably one of the darkest deaths for not only a Pixar film, but any Disney related film or any animated film in general.

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

The weird thing for me is, I wasn't scared of Hopper's death as a kid, but I was scared of a similar scene in _Mickey's Christmas Carol_ , where Scrooge falls into his grave and there's, like, hellfire at the bottom.

[@nodezsh]

They have their share of dark, morbid deaths. Both Pixar and Disney. Old franchises mostly, but new ones too. [Spoilers ahead] They get away with it because. Of course they do. Who in their right mind is gonna sue Disney? Coming to mind is the Tarzan villain death scene where he accidentally gets himself hung. We see only the shadow, however it was scientifically correct, like, you're supposed to drop from high with the noose on, so your neck snaps and you don't choke to death slowly. I remember that's what happened there too, he snapped his neck. The Princess and the Frog has an interesting scene too. The villain is dragged to the spirit realm kicking and screaming for his life. I remember Pinnochio as well. The villain straight up has no punishment. But you see Lampwick's walk into panic and horror as he gets turned into a donkey 'till the point he loses discernment and just panics like… a donkey. Multiple heroes died before Mr. Incredible's new entrance into the crime fighting scene. We don't get to know about how they died, for too many of them, but we do know that _his family and Frozone are the only ones left alive._ Also, Syndrome got killed because he had a cape. He got _dragged into a turbine._ [I might be misremembering this one, but someone definitely did get sucked into a plane turbine.] This one didn't happen, but we got a scare in Toy Story 3 where we were misled into thinking the whole main cast was gonna get incinerated alive. For like 30 seconds. Didn't actually happen but I'm sure enough kids cried in panic at theaters for that one. In Tangled, Mother Gothel died from instantly aging into dust. We usually don't decompose when dying because our bodies are embalmed. Obviously, she didn't get embalmed. Hercules himself almost gets aged into a spirit if I recall correctly. If anyone wants to get me up to date with any of the movies following The Incredibles 2, it'd be cool. But I certainly won't be rewatching the entire back catalogue just for completeness' sake of this comment. Also, please tag spoilers. I definitely do want to watch the newer movies myself. I'm a child at heart.

[@nodezsh]

I was just pointed out The Nightmare Before Christmas. Jeez.

[@brainstorm9560]

Or he was eaten alive and slowly suffocated inside the baby bird's crop.

[@MrWhatdafuBOOM]

The water isn't really thick, water just stays together more easily if it comes in small amounts.

[@Cosmic-Entropy]

the movie about bugs with the giant walking feet is "Antz". it's a DreamWorks animated film that I believe competed with "A Bugs Life" it's a good one. Definitely has more adult stuff in it.

[@thunderspikes4064]

I recommend watching the movie Antz it’s a bit better and a bit more serious

[@insertname193]

A lot of adult stuff. I don’t know how decapitation flew over my head as a kid😂

[@finlayarts2686]

Definitely more adult, although I'm surprised it was the boot scene that scarred her for life. Mine was the termite scene.

[@Cosmic-Entropy]

@@finlayarts2686 oh my god I remember that!!! Scared the bricks off of me as a kid. I forgot just how dark and serious that movie actually was. It wouldn't even call it a kids movie. I definitely think it's a movie that Sophie should watch on the channel sometime.

[@richarddollar4912]

Omfg does anyone know where I can watch Antz. Haven’t seen since I could remember tbh😭

[@videohistory722]

1:53 Not really. Ants are extremely social animals, and rely on their antenna to sense out the pheromone trail left by other ants to know where to go. He's panicking because the leaf cut him off from the pheromone trail. That's also why he didn't want to go around the leaf, because it's brand new ground with no pheromones.

[@muhammadnazrin3390]

Imagine being torn apart limb from limb, that death scene literally scarred child me, to the point that I wouldn't play the second disk of the movie when I was younger.

[@SophieLents]

Yeah, that’s actually horrifying 😨

[@muhammadnazrin3390]

@@SophieLents when I was a kid I didn't know how anatomy works. I just thought he'd break apart like when you eat a chocolate bar. Even that was enough to put me off. If I knew what would happen IRL, definitely wouldn't be able to sleep for days.

[@RetroRobotRadio]

The plot of this film is based on the Japanese film called The Seven Samurai. This plot was also used in The Magnificent Seven and Battle Beyond the Stars. All those films have nearly identical plots, but are set in a different setting...feudal Japan, the old west Mexico, space and in am ant colony!

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

23:20 I must say, even when I saw this movie as a kid, I was impressed at how well the ants replicated the appearance of that golden finch with just sticks and leaves.

[@krose6451]

Seriously, it looks so great.

[@Neevkl_7]

“Apparently Ants are really dumb” as someone who knows quite a bit about ants that was hilarious

[@nicolasbaron4506]

This Pixar movie is underrated IMO. Maybe it’s nostalgia talking, but I loved this as a kid. Fun Fact: This is the film sparked the feud between Disney and DreamWorks because the latter’s film, Antz, had a concept similar to A Bug’s Life. Even to this day, people still debate on which film was better between Antz and this and while I haven't seen the former yet, I can tell from some stills that this film's animation is aging far better than that of the former.

[@doesitmakesense5696]

According to wisecrake a bug's life is also about capitalism while antz is socialism

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@coolwizard22]

It wasn't just that it sparked it. It was the direct cause. A founder of Dreamworks, Jeffrey Katzenberg, used to work for Pixar but after a falling out, he was forced to resign. He then co-founded Dreamworks to directly compete with Disney. And he took the basis of the script for Bug's Life with him since it was in development. Or something similar. Either way, Jeffrey admitted to stealing the basis of Bug's Life and then used it as the basis for Antz. Then it went further than that since both companies then competed to try and release it before the other, moving up the release dates. While Bug's Life was more commercially successful, both Antz and Bug's Life basically received the same critical success.

[@Shythalia]

Ants irl are brutal. They can tear apart a big bug. Doesn't matter if it's dead or still living. Food is food. lol

[@Bro-cx2jc]

Two problems that could have been easily solved in this movie 1. The grasshoppers (but a long time ago I mean) When Hopper said they had a few months left before the last leaf falls, imagine that to be about three months, so ninety days. Ants can travel at least two miles a day with food and rest breaks, sometimes farther, especially if they have a good purpose for traveling. So if they just migrated the whole colony elsewhere, they could go probably at least two hundred miles by the time Hopper and the others returned to snatch more food. All they would find is an empty abandoned underground colony space. Also keep in mind that we're thinking of miles in human proportions. Grasshoppers are like fifty times smaller than us, so it wouldn't be too far fetched to consider that two hundred miles to be more like ten thousand miles for a grasshopper. What are the odds the grasshoppers would ever find those ants again? They could dedicate the rest of their lives with a vengeance to finding the ants and die before they even got halfway in the correct direction, flying or not. 2. When PT Flea returns and reveals the bugs are really a circus act, they could have all saved face there by acting out a quick improvisation. They could have just said "PT, we aren't circus bugs anymore! Those were the old days. We decided to become warrior bugs! We don't entertain crowds anymore...we fight! And we were hired by this colony of ants to help them fight those murderous psychopath grasshoppers!" Just make it look convincing, and nobody----not even Flea----would have been able to even tell the difference. Everyone would have just been like "huh, cool, I didn’t know you guys used to be circus bugs before you became warrior bugs." Just make the circus thing sound like an old backstory rather than something they were basically doing just last week, and they're all in the clear.

[@themintgrrl3893]

Yo, the fact that they couldn’t improv a scene despite being performers REEAAALLLLY emphasizes how bad they are at their jobs.😂😂😂

[@masonjenks7636]

Sophia, your video are always entertaining to watch especially your edits. Keep making me laugh and smile.

[@BlueDewBungaloo]

Actually you're right about the "protection against the grasshopper themselves. Many clans in ancient Scotland blackmailed other clans to give them their sheep as protection from other clans. And when they don't give their sheeps, they steal them themselves

[@arthurlofrano7021]

the part of the leaf has a meaning, ants while getting food to the colony follow the pheromones of other ants the reach the colony and sometimes an ant can follow its on pheromones getting into a loop where it just walks in a circle until it dies and a lot of times bringing other ants to the same loop because they will follow his pheromones too.

[@augustinensang3109]

YAY! Thanks for finally reacting to this. It really means a lot considering underrated this Pixar movie is. I also felt really for Flik, he's an outcast who just wanted to help his ant colony be more efficient without having to deal with the grasshopper drama.

[@SophieLents]

Hope you enjoyed! Yeah, I know, they didn’t appreciate his efforts at all 🙁

[@brendanmwangi4869]

@@SophieLents ughhh. Please stop wasting time and adding unnecessary references. STOP WASTING TIME. Shut up and talk about the movie for Peet's sake. How about that. Maybe you would have more subscribers. Just please stop Sophie, just stop. Like so much screen time is wasted. Grow a pair. You also look like a Fucking man!!!!

[@nodezsh]

He was the only one who wasn't afraid to try something new just to escape all the circling around. Sometimes that involves courage. The colony did not understand what courage was until they were forced to use it themselves to stay alive.

[@brendanmwangi4869]

@@nodezsh that's very true, who is your favorite villain in all the three franchises?(Pixar, Disney, DreamWorks)

[@nodezsh]

@@brendanmwangi4869 I'm not well versed, but the Coachman and Mother Gothel hit specially hard. One ruined the life of countless children. The other made many people _in real life,_ realize just how bad a childhood they had.

[@louiscirigliano5896]

"This movie came out the year I was born" I was working at Disneyland at that time.... God, do I feel old

[@TheImaginator972]

AWESOME! I'm so happy you enjoyed "A Bug's Life" and I love to say it's one of my all time favorite Disney/PIXAR movie including best movie from 1998 along with Prince Of Egypt.

[@Robert-ht7om]

There's actually an earlier Disney short, part of the Silly Symphony series where we see the fable of the ants working all summer getting ready for winter while the grasshopper just plays around then come winter the grasshopper is alone in the cold starving dragging himself to the ant colony who take him in. The main plot of this movie is predictable in that it's been done many times in other movies and TV shows, it's all a take on the original story depicted in Seven Samurai where a village is being threatened and several villagers go out seeking help from those with the skill and will to fight for them.

[@JBWinter]

Yeah, the biggest departure from Seven Samurai is everyone more or less surviving

[@averysteffen1732]

I watched this movie a lot when I was younger, even though it freaking TERRIFIED me. I mean the grasshoppers, the bird, the noises just seem exceptionally loud. And then that ending, whooo boy...

[@rachelh1720]

the scene where the grasshoppers broke into underground part of the anthill always freaked me out too

[@nodezsh]

I guess compression wasn't a thing back then. Even now though, well edited films have loud scenes and quiet scenes and a theater's sound system and isolation from external sounds exaggerate this effect drastically. But we do have compression. Back then we didn't have compression.

[@TheHatGuy1500]

​@@rachelh1720 when I was little Thumper slightly freaked me out.

[@mstr293]

Whoa! I just realized that Princess Dot is voiced by a very young Hayden Panettiere.

[@silvereyed]

I adore this movie. It carries so much nostalgia for me, as a kid i remember my favourite part being when flick stands up to hopper by the burning bird. The music is iconic. This movie takes the misunderstanding plot and executes it well. The only flaw this movie has is that they were mad that they were circus bugs and thats what they kept yelling at them for. They didnt deserve that. Flick was really the only one who shouldve gotten yelled at, even then, he didnt deserve it but he did lie. But the motivations behind his reasons are well understood and it still makes this movie fun to watch even now!

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@matthewaven3802]

The reason why the ants freaked out about the leaf in the way is because ants tend to follow a pheromone trail to ensue other ants can find their way around. The more you know 🌈✨

[@user-vt8kz1ll7b]

* Sophie Lents gets distracted by shiny things* Are you secretly a bird?

[@roseystudio10]

Explains how she empathized with the bird...

[@rafaelalodio5116]

This movie is one of those childhood movies that I watched all the time, I had the VHS and I think I watched it weekly.

[@roseystudio10]

Yes, same here!

[@Surfer669]

If you hate bugs but love the movie, you'll enjoy Seven Samurai and Kung Fu Panda. Great movies with similar plot lines. I loved the bug's life game on the playstation (the original PlayStation, the first one; it's THAT OLD). The movie was shown in my elementary school when it came out, while we were reading about The Grasshopper and The Ants. It was a book/fable about how the grasshoppers and ants prepare from winter differently (complete fiction and an aesop/Aseop's Fables); great read but as I learned very unscientific lol.

[@augustinensang3109]

She already reacted to Kung Fu Panda.

[@Surfer669]

@@augustinensang3109 Thanks I'll check that one out!

[@sahi7797]

This was one of my favorite movies when I was a kid!! YAY! Also 0:30 i think that you're thinking about the movie Antz (1998), or The Ant Bully (2006). There really is many movies about ants lol

[@SophieLents]

It’s probably Antz. I looked it up and I think I’ve seen this one 😅

[@isuapig6705]

The emotion in that “IM LOST!!” Has me dead

[@attarguitar2991]

Watching your reactions to the movies I watched in my childhood brings a nostalgic warmth to my heart. Thank you and keep going!!

[@SophieLents]

Thank you!

[@crocdoctor7581]

Ah this one is such a good classic for me I love the nostalgia and so glad you enjoyed it also 😊👍

[@zacharyjoy8724]

I like this movie a lot more now that I’m an adult, because I can appreciate all the underlying themes more. Tradition versus innovation, trying to stand out in a culture of uniformity, dictatorship (that’s basically Hopper’s whole deal), the nod to the Seven Samurai (Flik getting outside help), humble performers looking for a respectful audience, and more. Also, it gave me new perspective on…well, perspective. Particularly the finale. A rainstorm doesn’t seem so bad for us humans, but for ants, it’s like the blitzkrieg. 😱 Plus, Hopper is definitely one of Pixar’s most savage villains, and gets one of the most brutal demises imaginable. 😈

[@kingagrabowska9366]

Now you have to watch AntZ.

[@calebpettigrew6835]

YES

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

13:47 It's because they're bugs, so water droplets are huge to them.

[@cristiangonzalez119]

Another one of my childhood movies!! Your reaction to these movies are really awesome 😎

[@SophieLents]

❤️

[@videohistory722]

Princess Dot was voiced by Hayden Panettiere!

[@nicolasbaron4506]

She also played Kirby in Scream 4!

[@xoxo_diya]

I have a few suggestions if you don’t mind: The Road to El dorado, The Ant Bully and Cloudy with a chance of meatball (1&2).

[@nicolovoci7265]

I must confess you that i have been following you for a while and i must say you are pretty interesting( you are funny and so much smart and introspective), you and Rebecca Rose are my favourite film reviewers.

[@SophieLents]

Rebecca is the best!

[@angeljet99]

Can you react to some Studio Ghibli movies ? I think you would enjoy watching them.

[@PikminandOatchi]

Most bugs are hiveminds meaning rather then think for themselves they follow a machine like system. Bees are the same mindlessly doing thier assigned job thier entire lives. Humans don't do this because we are smart enough to think for ourselves.

[@jxstified7558]

My childhood, my parents said when I was little I would make them re-watch this movie like 100 times a day xD

[@josephzitzenbacher9945]

Good reaction to the film. I remember watching it once when I was younger.

[@anthonyl.6879]

I feel this is the scenario of the " seven mercenaries". I did not check yet... but it is possible the circus is made of 7 bugs... in the story , the seven mercenaries are highly skilled fighters. here they are shown as clowns. Meaning the power is only on the believe. if you believe you can fight and win 👍😄🤗

[@spiderfingers86]

Starring Dave Foley as Flick as he ventures out into the outside world in order to find a group of other bugs

[@rocketmanart7964]

Antz and a bugs life came out the same year 1998. I watched both of them.

[@Ekami-chan]

0:30 That was Antz, Dreamworks's one that's really good too. :D

[@ralphbaker2850]

Ants don't have the best vision. They follow pheromone scent trails they lay down for each other, hence, when the leaf fell, it covered their sent trail. As a kid I used to mess with them, whenever I saw ants following a line to food. I'd mess up their sent trail and watch them look for it again.

[@finlayarts2686]

If you want to watch more bug movies or specifically ones about ants, I'd recommend "Ant Bully" and "Antz".

[@dustinreinhardt8231]

Ant-Man

[@jamesheasley2980]

2:30 Ants operate on scent pheromones (THE LINE!!!!!!) in order to navigate to and from sources of food and their colony. Interrupt the scent trail and it does loose them.

[@usualblokeluke]

5 minutes in and I have to say the editing is great lol Honestly, I'm pretty mixed when it comes to A Bugs Life. It's nothing spectacular but also nothing awful, it's just kinda there to me. Maybe I was too busy rewatching Toy Story 1 and 2 and Cars for the umpteenth time haha

[@jyoster6447]

Man, I forgot how gruesome of implications many of these scenes are. Haven't seen the movie in years, so I'm seeing these in new light.

[@tresheppard8942]

I really love Pixar's A Bug's Life (1998).

[@blakeythekitty]

oh gosh, it's been a while since I've watched this movie. also, I'm terrified of cockroaches X-X (will be editing comment as I watch) Not you having an argument with yourself and acting as both sides because what a mood XD They are actually dumb and I feel like I'm losing brain cells watching them hate on my man Flik :") Although him knocking over the food did make me feel less sympathetic honestly X-X

[@SophieLents]

Truuuue 😂😂

[@rachelkelly2293]

I love this movie! I remembered watching this movie back in 2012.

[@nathancruz9172]

And, I remember watching this movie back in the early 2000s.

[@DanSolo0119]

30:35 Death never looked so cute and frightening at the same time.

[@gon-gameworld-collection]

The movie took some parts from 3 amigos and the magefizent 7 (western) the was a group of bandits who terrroried a Village the point the hired 7 gunman.

[@kaputt_jay3873]

1:45 When you get distracted at the store and when you turn around your mom isn't there anymore

[@calhof991]

25:00 The ant says “Jimminy H. Cricket”, which is clearly a fill-in for “Jesus H. Christ”, and Jimminy Cricket is a moral guide who dies in the original story, which means Jimminy Cricket is now officially Bug Jesus in the Disney canon. He was squashed for our sins lol 😂

[@justaemptymall]

The existence of Bugs is like 10000000 times more important/necessary for this planet than humans ever wish to be. Meanwhile humans: we hate bugs! xD

[@trevonpernell0814]

Interesting. A Bug's Life is for you what Monsters, Inc. was for me: the Pixar movie of our birth years. 1:17 NOPE. 7:41 You went there... 15:48 Connor Higgins... 18:49 OOF! 19:10 Felt that.

[@EquinoXshowcases]

Atlantis and Sinbad 😌💅 Sorry if its becoming annoying this is like the third time 💀

[@SophieLents]

Not annoying!! I’ll get to them I promise 😅

[@Spacerangershack]

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MY FAVORITE PIXAR MOVIE ON MY BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS VIDEO ON MY SPECIAL DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great present from you Sophie!

[@SophieLents]

Happy birthday!!

[@elijahchaanine2357]

Happy birthday

[@spiderfingers86]

The villain Hopper was voiced by Kevin Spacey

[@joemichener2337]

When is Wall-E, Arthur and The Invisibles, or The Good Dinosaur being reacted to?

[@a.enicholson6228]

Hi, does anyone know the music at 2:52? Thanks, Great video Sophie.

[@a.enicholson6228]

@SourBacon Thanks

[@JaneteB]

please tell me you watched the end credit "outtakes", they are a fun addition to the early pixar movies!

[@neuvillette_933]

Fun fact I'm the bloopers the bird was a robot lol also I now am thinking praying mantis are carnivore insects and stick insects have wings and non of them was showed in this movie but I still love this movie and loved your reaction

[@benjaminmargulies1853]

grasshoppers left in late august, ants spent all September building the bird and grasshoppers returned in mid November scared away and rain started assassinated hopper using the real bird.

[@marcsteiger7806]

It’s pretty cool that Hopper and his gang are the bug version of a biker gang

[@spiderfingers86]

From Disney Pixar in this animated movie about a colony of ants that are terrorized by the menacing grasshoppers

[@POOSAYHOT]

Hi I recommend you reacting to the movies dreamworks monster vs aliens and Smurfs 1&2

[@Sush8815]

You don't know how important bugs are to the existence of mankind 😅

[@moonweaver77]

please watch "The Ant Bully", i think you would really like it

[@Jasonthehoney]

I'm turning 21

[@anthonyvasquezactor]

23:55 In real life, ants DO eat grasshoppers.

[@leonardoferreira124]

we can bee part of the circus hahaahhaah

[@patriciomejia1114]

I just realized, 'Hopper' is short for 'grasshopper'.

[@brandiarmstrong2902]

His invention can be brilliant, but he didn't gain any favor with the others when his machine cast aside 2 empty (but still dangerously heavy for an ant) stalks on top of princess Ada. Think it through just a bit more, Flick, and your invention could be a great boon to the community.

[@StardustandMadness]

This is my very favourite Disney/Pixar movie. I tried to make all my friends watch it when it came out. I still watch it now when I need a feel good movie.

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

11:19 "I'm Mary Poppins, y'all!"

[@alexanderwiles2003]

you should watch "the ant bully"

[@silvereyed]

Hey sophie! Have you watched tangled? Its such a fun movie i definitely recommend!

[@randomguy56789]

The boot scene you were talking about was actually from Antz 1998

[@konnieb9319]

This movie is my religion! I used to bring the VHS tape with me everywhere! I know the whole thing by heart

[@maxinerosaler762]

actually 9 arthropods (6 insects a pair of isopods and an arachnid)

[@aaronstevenson4136]

8:32, my favorite grasshopper.

[@Jasonthehoney]

Sophie it's almost my birthday!!!

[@EquinoXshowcases]

Happy birthday🥳

[@SophieLents]

Happy birthday!

[@Jasonthehoney]

Thanks

[@user-vt8kz1ll7b]

Ants are one of the most notorious predators out there.

[@Jeff17ish]

Ants don't need protection, they'd just kill these grasshoppers, well, at least the ones I see here in Brazil.

[@a.g.demada5263]

In France, I think they can kill them too

[@glennjpanting2081]

2:29 - A Millennial when she can't find her phone. 🙄

[@marinadiaz1762]

The grasshopers gave me nightmares as a kid

[@rachelkelly2293]

Also, My birthday is in 4 days! 🥳

[@justaemptymall]

I accidentally almost shared your video on my LinkedIn 😂😂

[@nicolascangele5548]

it's very underrated how come it hasn't got a sequel yet?

[@tiago9977]

This film was really enjoyable tbh. It reminded me of some similar films I'd love to see Sophie react to someday too, i.e.: * Hopper & Molt remind me of Maltazard & Darkos from the *Arthur and the Invisibles* trilogy 8:17 8:27 23:50 * Flik reminds me of *Tinker Bell* lol, especially his inventions 3:25 3:37 3:55 10:28 18:40 23:22 * The bird reminds me of Margalo from *Stuart Little 2* tbh 19:46 20:15 20:42 20:52 30:26 * The ants in general reminds me *The Ant Bully* * The ant colony & the way they treated Flik reminds me of Timon & the Meerkat colony in *The Lion King 1½*, etc 3:58 4:12 10:11 10:20

[@patriciomejia1114]

I was thinking about the movie where an insect almost gets squished by a boot. Could it have been The Bee Movie?

[@krose6451]

20:45 I had to go back and watch again. A great little edit there

[@ZondaFRoadster]

Why do I feel like those 2 little pillbugs might have inspired the Minions?

[@calhof991]

6:17 Other people’s hot takes: “Marvel movies are dumb, JK Rowling is the Devil, Disney is killing creativity…!” Sophie’s hot take: “Being claustrophobic is a CHOICE!”

[@hirzo3307]

omg tbh I just wanna say that your hair looks so gooood

[@SophieLents]

Tysm!!