Everything Wrong With Migration in 18 Minutes or Less

[@ethandollarhide7943]

I love how the dad is afraid of leaving the pond because of predators, But there's absolutely nothing stopping the predators from coming into the pond. 😂😂😂

[@drippymario2830]

The plot sure is

[@InkGraffiti]

I mean in the places where ducks live there aren't a large amount of aquatic predators that can threaten an adult duck, and there aren't a lot of land predators that can outswim a wary duck once it's in water ( they'd usually be hunted by ambush ). the logic tracks lol it's why they live in the water in the first place / the first step to being a baby duck is heading to the water ect. hell, ducks even shed their flight feathers for a portion of the year!

[@thesis-and-nieces6722]

The dad leaves the pond because the dad’s character evolves unlike the wife or kids who are only one dimensional and are narcissistic

[@geardog24]

“Because all ducks are racist.” I thought that was geese.

[@Just4Fun-Zocker]

That's racist. Yeah, the irony.

[@danielleking262]

LOL I would think so too! 😂

[@jonathankoch717]

No no ducks are racist, geese are just @ssholes

[@jonpim2242]

Geese are just evil, best guard dog I ever had but they're evil feathered bastards.

[@Tacit-RoninMk1]

Both are

[@phil2of3]

15:45 You missed the fact that the chef is now hanging and no one is there to pilot the helicopter. It's going to crash in the ocean and chef will die

[@svsguru2000]

You could say his goose is cooked

[@alexwhite3331]

i havent gotten that far into the video but what the crap is that sentence

[@hkfifty871]

THANK YOU. I was surprised CinemaSins didn’t call out the way the movie pretended they didn’t totally kill the chef. He’s not getting out of that net or somehow climbing all the way back up to re-enter the helicopter, he’s dangling until it runs out of fuel and crashes. (Although I would posit that since he was trying to return the ducks to NYC and his restaurant at the time they made their escape, it would likely crash over land rather than water. Potentially killing even MORE people)

[@moso-qs6pn]

It's fine he's got autopilot

[@rickstaism]

Helicoptors crashing is just their way of getting to the ground. Movies have taught me that no-one actually dies in a helicoptor crash.

[@360KnowSoap]

A little surprised Mr CinemaSins didn't do a "thing the writers said somehow makes it into the script" sin when Mack says "Migration? What a stupid idea"

[@danielleking262]

that would've been hilarious! 😂

[@annasimmons8297]

At 16:37, they are sort of mimicking something that eagles do during courtship. They sort of dance around super high up, locking talons, and fall down to the earth while spinning in a cartwheel-like fashion, and release at the last possible moment. How to Train Your Dragon makes a reference to this too! I don’t think ducks do this though, lol.

[@nerdyfoxes8000]

I think this might also be with fighting one another

[@JackTheWind]

5:23 funny thing, literally the day after I watched this movie, a friend of mine told me they saw a whole family of ducks get snapped up by a crocodile

[@JamJam9386]

😂😂😂 oh that’s great!!! 😂😂😂

[@yourlocalvaltordefender]

O-oh

[@SeeMyEvil]

Yo that Jurassic Park cut away edit. That was so good. That idea deserves a lot of respect

[@corruptingthesystem1104]

Straight fire

[@thanosthemadtitan4105]

18:32

[@huntershark88]

One of the big things my dad mentioned is how the Mallards take off. Most puddle ducks (or dabbling ducks) do not need to run across the water to take off. Coots, mergansers, and other divers usually run on water to take off. You didn't show it but would be around 4:22 point

[@cintronproductions9430]

Maybe they made them do that in the movie to make the whole taking off sequence look even cooler than it already is, I dunno.

[@ScarletImp]

So that’s where the .gif of the little bird going, “You look mad, you need a HUG!!!” came from.

[@Apple_100]

It's pronounced 'gif'

[@anasaziz5276]

This title could have multiple meanings 💀

[@Fictionboy16]

Maybe if they added (2023) after Migration in the title, then people would know this video is about the 2023 animated movie.

[@Superclip2543]

True 💀

[@KFP_Fanboy]

LOL

[@thatsethfromyourcorner]

Oh shit you're right-

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

How?

[@calvinmatthews1527]

You're right about ducks being like rabbits Jeremy. Now I actually kind of get the whole Bugs Bunny & Daffy Duck relationship.

[@innocentshangombe]

"This bullshit" is always my favorite type of sin😂

[@travelinvalentine4840]

And that one deserved at least 100 sins haha

[@GmrGrl100]

I literally saw this in the theatre and said out loud: "CinemaSins is going to have WAY too much fun sinning this movie"

[@Ceres_5]

Did anyone react?

[@LilBirdXV]

I'm kind of glad that I wasn't the only one that thought of Rio when watching this movie. Despite that, I enjoyed this movie alot to be honest.

[@Juel13]

My kid pointed that part out. I'm trying to figure out the "loosely based on The Odyssey," claim on IMDB.

[@ethans1997]

11:32 That cracked me the hell up. I love the Hall and Oats reference, a man of culture you are.

[@Igorcastrochucre]

First Illumination movie without a fart joke, they are evolving. Baby steps but evolving nonetheless

[@andrewmulert]

Wait, I thought that was the Mario Movie?

[@pennysanchez7656]

@@andrewmulert OTHER than the Mario movie.

[@DeeJeiHArt]

Bathroom Humor :)

[@kittvslvr]

AYEEE

[@mrpotatoalsomooman7289]

​​@@andrewmulert I farted while watching it, so I don't count it.

[@waitselljones8068]

I wish you guys were bigger nerds, because that bird eater section would have instead been a rendition of Jeremy singing "Snake Eater" from Metal Gear Solid 3. And I would have marked out.

[@paiget6200]

I was expecting this movie to be so much funnier. But they showed all the funny moments in the trailers

[@Fictionboy16]

That's Illumination for you. Their trailers are usually funnier than the movies...

[@hpfan2007]

And that is why I never watch the trailers

[@PastorImhotep]

As a Jamaican, this movie was severely disappointing.

[@avacornthelastponybender8583]

Anyone else trying to figure out how Gwen, who has been raised in a small isolated pond, has a British accent that NO ONE else in her family does?

[@PolarExpression1225]

11:22 "Putting pressure on someone when it's their first time... SUSAN." Is that the name of your college girlfriend?

[@thehobowizard]

6:32 I think duck duck goose was pretty good evidence that ducks are the bitch of the bird world.

[@samueljeshurunlamechp9894]

It's a cupcakke song, bro 😂

[@whalesong4401]

The chef doesn't sound or looks like Gordon Ramsey is worth like 101 sins.

[@timothymarra6572]

Sins video ideas: -Life (2017) for Alien Romulus's release in August -Alien Resurrection (1997) for the same reason as above -The Mask of Zorro (1998) -The Fanatic (2019) -The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008)

[@TheFinalSmash]

01:28 Nothing in my life has prepared me to see the names Carol Kane, David Mitchell, and Isabela Merced on-screen together. I am very aware of all three of those actors, but they exist in such separate spheres of my understanding that I could never have imagined they could ever be at all linked.

[@Vee-ReXin]

Okay... that Jurassic Park edit got me

[@FuzzyStripetail]

Instead of being catfished (and, by that, I mean eaten by a catfish) ducks often bring suspiciously acquired lantern oil to herons so that the bed pans of said ducks don't get heated up.

[@christopherm2628]

4:08 you got me with the subtitles 😂

[@jamesbochnik1696]

You forgot to mention that Scarlet Macaws (which are my favorite animal BTW) are native to Central and South America

[@cintronproductions9430]

Delroy is either a misplaced scarlet macaw or a Jamaican red macaw, which is a hypothetical species that is extinct if it ever existed at all.

[@AubreyCasler-c3p]

And mallards are native across the Northern Hemisphere, in winter mallards actually overwinter on the coastal marshes of the Gulf Coast. But these marshes still have a drab winter scene just no snow so Disney used Jamaica to make their paradise bright and colorful

[@alexanderpalencia6543]

I was also wondering how Pam managed to get into the kitchen before Mack could

[@danielleking262]

That part totally didn't make any sense!

[@d00mbr07]

No "Duck" bonus round? Im appalled, that you still havent sinned Titan A.E. and Eight Legged Freaks

[@muhammadwahyuhidayat21498]

Maybe

[@johnguido7070]

The video was released less than a fucking minute ago how would you know if he does a fuck bonus round unless you’re a fake fan

[@mrblack5145]

Titan A.E. has no sins.

[@JamieAubrey]

18:30 That transition was fucking awesome

[@gilbertesse]

11:31 That Maneater song reference 🤣🤣🤣

[@FurbyCraftYT]

This doesn’t even begin to cover the amount of inaccurate duck biology. The entire family is literally an “not how ducks work” moment which my boyfriend had to sit through and listen about while watching the entire movie. Horribly inaccurate, but fun movie.

[@nikol64]

i also wonder how did the farm ducks take off, like aren't their wings clipped or something??? wouldn't they be too heavy to fly anyway???

[@FurbyCraftYT]

@@nikol64 Good point, but it’s unlikely that all their wings would be clipped imo since they’re for farms and not pets. I agree that they should not have been able to fly as well as they did in the film though. There’s no way they could’ve since they’ve probably never practiced flying a lot. And even if they were capable of flying decently, they definitely wouldn’t have flown far away.

[@deputado]

That macaw was an painted eagle. No macaws have a beak long like that. Godamnit.

[@dustrose2314]

You missed a big one In the beginning, Pam wraps her feet around Mack's mouth, and she has talons in the shot, but every other shot she has webbed feet

[@LightBlue85]

The Jamaican bird giving the direction is very accurate of how we give direction😭😭😭

[@troysgaming529]

This movie is just rio, finding nemo, and chicken run all In one?

[@dogeggsofficial]

9:44 I followed them on a map distance calculator, starting in Queens, and it surprisingly led to Jamaica! Obviously I couldn’t get the whole “SSE/W” exact, but even then, cool that they included it! :)

[@intothefrayyo]

0:47 - insects keep asking if I'm back.. and I haven't really had an antswer. But now yeah.. I'm Tick and I'm back 😡

[@MONKIE0.2]

Gotta love the Maneater song reference😂

[@Cutiepie-cy8td]

Despite all the sins, I think we can still agree that this was one of Illumination’s better movies

[@kaitlynmcmurray2201]

Not gonna like, he had me at "Duck ducts... goose!" 😂 15:49

[@JacobMead-ph1cx]

13:29 cinemasins wildin 💀

[@NeonApathy]

“Putting pressure on someone when it’s their first time…Susan!!!”😅

[@davidlance5310]

If it wasn’t owned by Illumination it would’ve actually been a perfect VR rollercoaster experience. I think only now Universal Studios would think of the idea & leave any independent cinema or theme park one inventive idea less thought of

[@Bacteriaboi29]

14:47 yes because I haven’t seen a movie with a ending climax like that

[@menosproblemos6993]

"Understanding human cookware but not the concept of reflections" KZbin: Dog goes into the cooking pot and sacrifies for puppy

[@Christianearthpony39]

Also: White Pekin ducks physically cannot fly! And also they are a very popular duck breed served at most restaurants. So seeing them fly in the movie was a huge sin

[@morganmeredith1577]

Every time i whatch anything on sky go this movie is the only ad to come on 😭

[@Ancientship]

11:32 best sin ever

[@treybreshears4910]

sad yall didn't catch the physics of helium not physicsing. If he can hold the balloon (without floating) before deflation, why does he float after inhaling a smaller amount of helium?

[@OBAMA-harrypotter]

1+ sin Using a helicopter to get a duck is like using ww2 tanks to kill a fly.

[@Imaproshaman7]

I saw this in theaters with my family and it was fun. A cute little movie and it's chill. It's nice to have that sometimes.

[@abedammar7407]

the susan part was personal

[@DarthPotater27]

I go to a lake a lot, and one of the best parts is seeing and getting to feed the the duck family's, but sadly a few of the ducklings get eaten, there was a time when a river otter or something similar grabbed one of the ducklings and took it away to eat.

[@Lolo_Sketches]

18:20 Effie 😂😭 fits perfectly

[@1313TommyGun]

You put respect on the veggie subs name!!

[@bent3736]

Haha "don't even think about trying to escape"

[@hermionehope]

I dont think there are any ducks that are that pale with the teal but there is a breed that has a blue/green/teal coloring on the wings all over the body between both males and females called a cayuga duck. I think Disney took their inspiration from them. just a guess, I am no expert nor do I work or speak for Disney

[@Sae-ob5mc]

A few seconds ago I was arguing with a guy on cinemasin Instagram constantly repeating "IT'S A JOKE" 😂😂😂😂 you caught me of guard with that one 😭 😂6:42 6:44

[@Lkf-br2zr]

Same 😂

[@motherplayer]

It amuses me remembering how the director was adamant out not putting in any fart jokes, which I very much respected, but also has a moment in the movie involving going to the bathroom and whether to do it in the air or not. Well, you got to make compromises somewhere.

[@njkirshberger]

7:51 This is the realest thing Cinemasins has ever said

[@user-34678dsslo]

Y’know, it’s funny, I always heard her saying ‘pumpkin’.

[@ImAHumanityPerson]

Who wouldve guessed that a potty emergency would lead to the climax of the movie.

[@inkdelox2448]

Bro, this title is a dangerous af

[@austinrobertson1134]

2:38 you hear them honking like geese when they fly in too

[@JosephineAbaracoso]

This definitely have a combination between Finding Nemo and Rio vibes. Every movie has it's own logic. It's how movies works

[@varriantinkling3195]

Overall good sining video

[@cristinarodriguez4212]

Will you also do some videos about old films?

[@Fives5275]

Because of this channel, everytime a see a character survive something impossible, i say "they survive this"

[@TheLonelyGamer_17]

No way, just 2 days ago? Perfect time to search it up

[@Igorcastrochucre]

First they made a Mario movie, then they make a Duck Hunt movie, the NCU is full force.

[@owensuperbot232]

Why does Jeremy always sin the Universal logo for the “Comcast” word?

[@AbystomaMexicanium]

Universal Pictures owns Comcast

[@daRealB-Rex]

@@AbystomaMexicaniumother way around

[@danielleking262]

because Comcast sucks 😂

[@KaidenNBarry]

2:25 as you didn’t know by know, on Reddit there are meaning guesses: Blue winged teal, because they fly to Jamaica a lot Blue Swedish duck: because of the blue feathers Cayuga duck: because same thing as from 2. Am a bird brain but I guess this duck species is made up because it’s a cartoon☹️ I guess the guess’s from above were actually good but we will never know.

[@josiahdaehlin]

Watched this movie w my family and loved it even tho it’s a kids movie

[@datcmediacompany8281]

3:01 I LOVE MARIO’S MADNESS!

[@ExistanceIsKey1]

(their idea for this movie) Rio meets Finding Nemo... YES! Side Note: i just reached the end and heard that he said it should abeen called "Finding Rio" 😂

[@rmannayr2129]

LOL THAT JURASSIC PARK EDIT!

[@ANT_60]

This movie in my country is called "ducks" 😂

[@dark_neverland]

DO NOT LOOK UP DUCK TEETH..these animated ones are way less creepy 🫣

[@LucasHopkins2006]

12:38 Oh, this is so painfully true

[@Sum67]

This channel is like Spoctor’s “Badly Done Videos” but for movies. Heh. Badly Done Movies.

[@myrabailey2680]

another sin would be the amount of time the birds hover, although almost all birds but only for a second or two. hummingbirds are the only birds that can actually stay in a spot for however long they like. 11:30

[@donwise8858]

so i don't know if you've noticed this, but in the salsa in the cage on the helicopter scene, how did they get their feet through the bottom grid of the cage to salsa?

[@BluJae93]

The side characters voices are pretty funny

[@Sum67]

I don’t quite understand why, but this movie’s plot and art style gives me Ed, Edd, N’ Eddy vibes, with a mix of 3D.

[@KizzleCakes-cq4it]

The singing part was so hilarious😂

[@PJ-Creativity]

11:32 iconic behaviour

[@jaspercandoit]

There are numerous NUMEROUS times when the ducks have teeth at the back of their beaks... this is what frustrated me during the film yet no mention!

[@BR69843]

3:52

[@meta527II]

5:52 probably from Morshu

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

17:38 uh why was there a "the aristocats" clip there?

[@cursedraptordad6113]

You missed one, when the fantasy ducks start landing in the pond, the audio used is actually geese honks, not ducks

[@chasehedges6775]

Illumination, Dreamworks and Disney are so inconsistent when it comes to their films, aren't they?

[@weeferwafer2316]

Honestly loved the music in this tho!!!!

[@acearmy3912]

I mean, there are stories of Catfish the size of humans that hang out by damns and will try eating humans in one bite, so eating a duck in one bite is definitely possible. Also, please note I am unsure if these stories are true or not. The Catfish people say are that big live near the damns on the Mississippi

[@mrblack5145]

They are not true. Catfish do get massive, according to the current American records: Blue catfish Richard Anderson caught a 143-lb blue catfish in Kerr Lake, Virginia in 2011, making it the world record. The fish was 57 inches long and had a 44-inch girth. Flathead catfish Ken Paulie caught a 123-lb flathead catfish in Elk City Reservoir, Kansas in 1998, making it the accepted world record. The fish was 61 inches long and had a girth of 43.75 inches. Channel catfish W. Whaley caught a 58-lb channel catfish in Santee-Cooper Reservoir, South Carolina in 1964. The fish was 47.25 inches long and had a girth of 29 inches. White catfish Russell D. Price caught a 19-lb, 5-ounce white catfish in Oakdale, California in 2005. Missouri River Greg Bernal caught a 130-lb blue catfish in 2010, breaking Tim Pruitt's previous record by six pounds. Mississippi River A 121-lb catfish has been caught on the Mississippi River. That being said, Catfish are bottom feeders and they would have no reason to attempt to eat a whole human. Catfish noodling is an exception, but those who practice it will attempt to force a Catfish to bite their arm in order to pull it out from its burrow. The fish isn't biting to feed, it's a defensive measure.

[@ervinlegall658]

That alligator saying no took me out! LOL

[@1993seanmcg]

Can someone explain why there was an outtake with The AristoCats footage? I’m not complaining, it’s an adorable movie, just have no clue how that got in

[@TheSushi_isSuperior]

11:14 giving very strong Murder Drones episode three vibes 💀

[@user-34678dsslo]

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[@americaroleplayer]

16:39 ironically a lot of birds mate by falling and pressing genitals together. . . . Soooo. . . .

[@kaekaesam6240]

Finding Rio is actually a pretty perfect name for this film!

[@EdenWalker-l9z]

One, 213 was WAY too many sins. Two, he turned the corner and saw the Velocitaptor, perfect.