MOANA (2016) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!

[@FeoAsilion]

Honestly, what I love about Moana's gramma is that she didn't give her a pep speech, didn't try to hype her up. She admitted that the task she gave Moana was probably too big, and that whatever she decided to do from there, she'd be beside her~ It was such a breath of fresh air!

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

That is my favorite moment of this movie. Yes, if you feel a task is literally impossible to complete, it is okay to stop. And in that freedom and total support of a loved one, Moana found the courage and the confidence to continue. That is one of the best messages in a Disney film in a long time.

[@LucasF25]

Yeah, she fully believes in her.... But also, it's okay to give up. We are only human. There's never a situation where you only have one Path to follow in life

[@abc.animal5143]

It’s implied that the heart of Tefiti grants immortality to the person who holds it. Grandma Tala was in good health when she had the heart in her possession, but as soon as she gave it to Moana, she started to get weaker. Also explains how Moana, a normal human, survived the fall into Lalotai, because she would’ve died on impact of the water.

[@Amradye]

Never put that together, makes sense! 😊

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

My son is nonverbal/ non communicative autistic. This was the first and one of the only films aside from the Disney short Lava, that he sits and watches the whole way through. Worked out that the music and visuals from this and lava are one of the only things that can’t get him out of a meltdown. So naturally I went and got Tefiti and the two volcanoes from Lava tattooed on my right arm which has now started a Disney Pixar sleeve. Whenever he’s upset he comes up to me and taps my arm so he can see the tattoo, he might not be able to talk properly yet but that base level of understanding is amazing to have. Great reaction as always guys!

[@dunbardunelm3924]

Naturally.

[@wolfkniteX]

Here's an interesting fact, all the stuff mentioned in "You're Welcome" are deeds that Maui actually did in Polynesian Mythology. Some of my favorites are 2 in particular. However, before I mention them I want to say this for context. Maui wasn't abandoned, he was cast out to sea because his parents thought he was stillborn since he was born premature, however the waves of the ocean formed him into a living baby before being returned. Maui was also the youngest of 6 siblings, 4 brothers and a sister. Now for my favorite myths: 1) Maui wasn't the best fisherman, so his father gifted him with a magic fishing hook and line. Wanting to try it out, Maui got his brothers to come with him out to sea on a canoe. Once out in the middle of the ocean, Maui cast the line and immediately caught something, but it was way too heavy to bring up onto the boat, so Maui told his brothers to start rowing to land while Maui hold the line. However, Maui soon learned that it wasn't a fish he caught it was LAND being pulled up from the ocean floor. Maui wanted to see how far he could take this but knew that if his brothers looked back it would ruin the momentum and cause the line to loosen, so he told them not to look back or stop. For several days, Maui's brothers rowed and eventually, one of them got curious and looked back to see they were literally hauling land. This ruined the momentum, and caused the fishing line to not only loose the land it was hooked on, but it went flying into the night sky where it became the constellation (the same we see in the film). The land Maui fished from the ocean floor would become the islands we know today as Hawaii, which, if you looked at on a map does look like it was dragged out from the water. 2) Maui's mom was upset that the sun would fly through the sky too fast. Why? Because whenever she did laundry, the clothes wouldn't dry enough while the sun was going too fast. So Maui decided to do something about this. What did he do? He got his brothers to go to the edge of the earth and ambush the sun, lassoing it or getting a net on the sun. Maui's brothers then pulled it down while Maui took the jawbone of an animal and used it as a club to BEAT THE SUN until it agreed to stay up in the sky for longer.

[@Lilith_F]

Fun fact: Dwayne Johnson's youngest daughter likes this movie, but if he tries to sing along she shuts him up. She doesn't regonize him as Maui. 😆

[@karlsmith2570]

Ok, that's pretty funny

[@ek9509]

High notes, I can understand.

[@Notnormal183]

Please watch Tangled! It’s a must watch!! ❤

[@cometgirl217]

Ooh, have they not done Tangled yet? They’ll absolutely LOVE it!! 🥰

[@jwkoelker]

I second this, I can already imagine the lanterns

[@iKvetch558]

I concur 💯😁

[@OctoKrool]

@@Notnormal183 Added to the list my dude 🫡

[@Nmiller4486]

Oh tangled is one of my favorites 😍

[@TheFrugalVideoGamer]

The part I love with Te Ka being Te Fiti is just how *fitting* it is - volcanic soil is some of the most nutrient-rich in the world, but it has to wreak utter devastation in order to get it out to the surface to begin with.

[@patriciarp9686]

Moana was one of the biggest surprises. I went to see it in the cinema with no expectations and despite the simple story, it was one of the most beautiful and comforting I've ever seen. In addition, the songs are wonderful, something I haven't seen in an animated film for a long time.

[@kobemarion1137]

Nothing wrong with a simple story :3

[@videohistory722]

Fun fact: this is actually true! Polynesians DID stop wayfinding for a period of time, and nobody knows why.

[@Eto-Ezio]

That's interesting this movie was based on the mythology right? I think it's interesting how people mixed mythology and history way back then

[@jwhite-1471]

@@Eto-Ezio People have always mixed mythology and history. Real-life historical events (especially negative ones, like drought, famine, etc.) are usually built right into myths, for purposes of assigning meaning to those events. It's like global flood myths, which exist in a crazy number of mythologies and religions; most cultures have experienced a flood at some time or other, so when it happens to a culture with a strong story-sharing culture (should turn that word into a drinking game), it gets woven in seamlessly with their myths (which they may were also real events), as the act of a monster, angry god, or some mythic enemy. Same thing with things like volcanos erupting, eclipses, etc.

[@videohistory722]

Fun fact about newborn turtles: a big thing that's always made clear is that if you're going to help them find the water, you absolutely cannot carry them there. They have to find it on their own. The scene at the beginning is essentially how Moanas journey ends up going out on the ocean. She may have been pointed in the right direction, but ultimately she had to do it on her own.

[@katsukirenka1629]

A theory that I really like is that Moana's father was also chosen by the ocean when he was younger. It explains why he doesn't want Moana near the water even though fishing is one of their livelihoods and likely all the children would learn to swim in safer shallow waters. He isn't surprised by what Moana says about the heart of Te Fiti and seems to recognise it when she holds it up. Having his friend die trying to help him complete that mission, it's no wonder he convinces himself that it's just a rock and none of it is real. Admitting that it's real would be admitting he failed and his friend died for nothing, instead of being able to label it an accident. He knows the call of the sea and what it can cost, and he won't let his daughter fall into the trap he believes it is.

[@samuelvincent557]

It's my, personal, head canon that the Grandma was originally chosen by the ocean to bear the heart and she turned it down to stay with the village and regrets her decision. That is why she took so much care to educate Moana and prepare her for when she would have to make the same choice, and the ocean, clearly, liked her too. And that may be why she, immediately, came back as a manta to be Moana's guide. It's possible that her Father was given the same choice and when his friend died he threw the heart back. Which would explain why he wasn't surprised to see Moana with it. He knew what it was.

[@path5657]

The scream of horror when Maui calls Hei Hei a boat snack was damn hilarious 😂 17:11

[@josephthiel9695]

So fun fact, in the original legends Maui was told he would be killed by the goddess of night, so to prevent this he determined to go and kill her first. Being a goddess however she was invulnerable so he got the idea to kill her from the inside. He attempted to climb inside her... *ahem* who-ha, and startled awake, the goddess slapped her legs closed and chopped him in half with her nethers and killed him.

[@Cantmakeupmymindonaname]

😂 classic "thing happened because you tried stopping the foretold "

[@ronweber1402]

In the words of the wise Master Oogway: "We often meet our destiny on the road we take to avoid it".

[@TripleTapHK]

@@Cantmakeupmymindonaname Self fulfilling prophecy.

[@Cantmakeupmymindonaname]

@@TripleTapHK those were indeed the words i was looking for

[@billbill6094]

Damn... so is this goddess single?

[@Booksandmagic35]

Hei hei was such a popular character. My mom said they couldn’t keep any merchandise of him in stock at the Disney stores.

[@Riggswolfe]

How Moana saves the day gives you insight into why the ocean chose her. She wasn't being strong or brave at the time. She was being compassionate and helping the baby turtle. It was her compassion that saved everyone, not some big battle against the lava monster.

[@amelialupetea]

im polynesian and this movie means so much to my family, i think I’ve seen it about 30 times at least because its the only thing my little cousins watch😭 but i love the grandma so much she reminds me of my own

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

I love Moana's development, but Maui's personal growth was amazing. From being such a vain, self-absorbed, borderline narcissistic demigod to becoming a kind-hearted and loving friend and mentor is awesome, plus hearing Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson sing is pretty damn badass. I love how they cast Nicole Scherzinger (lead singer of The Pussycat Dolls) as Moana's mother.

[@JoyfulOrb]

This movie makes me cry, especially Moana's "I Want" song, and her song to Te Ka Te fiti! I'm so happy you liked it.

[@andrewpetik2034]

I lose it when she is singing to TaKa/TeFiti......

[@Gealaiche]

Glad it’s not just me 😭

[@oriole21bird]

My favorite part is the "Shiny" song with the big crab. I can't help it.

[@jwkoelker]

THE CHICKEN IS ALAN TUDYK! One of his finer performances, I love it. And the music, dang this movie is good.

[@EChacon]

Not to mention Alan Tudyk has been in nearly every Disney animated film, since _Wreck-It Ralph_

[@Anino_Makata]

The image in my mind of Alan in a recording booth, clucking and screaming into a mic, will never not bring me joy.

[@DaveTingwaldd]

Oh, I didn't know that was Tudyk. The man is a genius with his voice acting! Right up there with Serkis

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

If memory serves, there was a dropped storyline where the chicken would end up being yet another animal guide.

[@EChacon]

@@JeshuaSquirrel I also remember that Hei Hei looked like a serious and Angry rooster before we ended up having the dimwitted derpy rooster.

[@transformandgobricks7820]

Gosh the effects in this movie, the smoke, rain, sand and especially the water animation, it looks so real, like SO REAL! How is it possible to animate this good!

[@videohistory722]

Fun fact: traditional wayfinding is still practiced even today!

[@pythonkatie1985]

I saw a comparison between this and Pocahontas and while I don't remember who made it, they discussed how Moana's grandmother was what Grandmother Willow should have been; understanding that she was asking so much from basically a child and saying she would support her either way. Everything with Moana's grandma makes me sob.

[@kobemarion1137]

Lol, I see a different kind of comparison with those two: The folks at Disney saw The Lion King as a nothing special appetizer for what they believed to be their biggest hit with Pocahontas. In actuality, TLK ended up getting a better reception than Pocahontas in every way, lol. Same thing happened with Moana. They had high expectations for it and saw their previous film, Zootopia, as a side thing that they didn't expect to get as big a positive result as it did.

[@kathyastrom1315]

The animation for Te Ka is just amazing. That scene of her crawling over the exposed ocean floor towards Moana is one of my favorite images in Disney films, period.

[@videohistory722]

The ocean chose Moana because of her HUMANITY. Maui couldn’t do it, he's shoot first ask questions later. The ocean couldn’t do it because water hurts Te Ka.

[@TripleTapHK]

Grandma is the GOAT.

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

The best grandmas always are.

[@Cantmakeupmymindonaname]

I fully admit to being unsure of likeing this movie going into it. Specifically because of TaKa. It didnt make sense to me why islanders would villify volcanos when all they know are islands (made by volcanos) and the volcanic ash makes the best soil for growing foods. So i was wonderfully surprised by the ending, not only did they make it logical but noone needed to be "the bad guy", just everyone working on different wavelengths

[@joekerr7975]

I watched this reaction multiple times to give it more views so...." Your Welcome! "

[@polynesianbloodline]

Thank you for loving every step of this film and for your natural respect for stories and capturing the Polynesian Princess on your timeline of reactions 🤎🇦🇸🇼🇸🌺🌊🐷🐔

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

In case you guys are interested, the music is written by Lin-Manuel Miranda, the same guy who wrote the music for Hamilton and Encanto

[@alanfoster6589]

Actually, much of it stems from and was written by Opetaia Foa'i, of the Polynesian band Te Vaka. Who also sings in the film (note the Tokelauan singing in "We know the way". Among others. But Lin-Manuel is...Lin-Manuel. And that name sells tickets. No knock on him, but credit where credit is due. Opetaia is working on Moana 2. Lin-Manuel is not.

[@AdamNisbett]

⁠@@alanfoster6589the accurate picture I think is somewhere between what is implied by the original comment and your own. The music and lyrics were a collaboration between Miranda, Foa’i and Mark Mancini. The work on it occurred before Hamilton came out (Lin Manuel was working on Moana and Hamilton simultaneously), so Lin Manuel Miranda wasn’t the huge name it is now. But while the whole thing certainly wasn’t a solo operation my Lin Manuel, he also did write several of the substantial songs (How Far I’ll Go, You’re Welcome are lyrics and music by Miranda only, for Shiny, Miranda did the lyrics and collaborated with Mancini on music. For the other songs, Miranda I think is responsible for the English lyrics adaptation from the Foa’i version.) The non-English songs are definitely Foa’i credit though, not Miranda. Miranda also sings with Foa’i in We Know the Way. The fact that Lin Manual Miranda has turned into a huge name is most likely why he isn’t part of Moana 2 as he’s busy with tons of other projects.

[@andrewpetik2034]

My favorite parody....'What can I say, except we're dead soon...' 😆🤣🤣

[@jenni5104]

"Is that chicken an idiot!?" Pretty much sums up this entire movie. 😂

[@howardbalaban7051]

This is an elite Disney movie, made even more incredible by the voice of Moana, who was only 15-16 years old when this came out. And the reprise of her song, where she proclaims, "I am Moana!" is an epic chill moment. It's simply just a great movie.

[@kiviaarnold7730]

Hei Hei (rooster) was my favorite character. I was shocked to find out that Alan Tudyk did his voice/sounds lol. But absolutely loved this movie and your reactions ❤

[@vanilla6326]

So fun fact from wahine Māori, Polynesian cultures do vary in their names for deities, in Te Reo we don’t call her Te Fiti though we do have a similar deity called Papatūānuku, she is basically considered the creator of all life. However! Māui’s name rarely ever changes and most of his stories are the same. The lands of Polynesia change and so do the climates so the deities who represent them are given new names however the two consistencies are Māui the trickster and Moana being used to refer to the ocean. (I live on one of the islands that Māui is said to have pulled out of the ocean). Another neat fact is the parallels between the film in real life, a lot of the plant vitality on Polynesian islands comes from the fact that they’re volcanic islands (most of Polynesia exists within the ring of fire which is just a ring of active volcanos), volcanic sediment in soil makes it incredibly fertile. If they wanted to remove all life from Te Fiti they could’ve made a stone monster but they didn’t, they made Te Ka an active volcano.

[@mdroid7755]

If I remember right, Maui's tattoos are traditional animation overlayed into the CG when he's interacting with them.

[@serenitytoepper]

One particularly dark theory posits that Moana died during the storm at the beginning, so she encountered the demigod Maui when she washed up on the island he had been trapped on for millennia. The Disney movie fan theory holds a bit of water as Moana doesn't encounter another human character until the end after she was supposedly brought back to life by Te Fiti. plus, all that she encounters were spirits and monsters and how she was able to access the realm of monsters is because she isn't alive, that could only be seen in the spirit world.

[@transformandgobricks7820]

The cast for this movie is so good and spot on! The biggest ones I think are of course Temuera Morrison as Chief Tui and Dwayne Johnson as Maui!!

[@calvinalonzo9684]

the scene where moana's mom helps her pack for her journey is subtle but so powerful. every parent's dream and nightmare at the same time, watching your kids exert their independence.

[@malytheson]

The rock has a surprisingly good singing voice

[@vhsmaniaman6986]

HELL YEAH!!!! Surprised you guys have never seen this yet

[@porterhw]

On rewatch, Moana's declaration to Maui that "the ocean chose me!" hits so hard because YES, MOANA, YES. The ocean chose ***YOU.*** "I am Moana of Montenui, I am aboard my boat" sends me straight into tears every time.

[@c_n_b]

During Covid I got extremely drunk everyday and watched this movie over 40 times. My poor neighbours 😔

[@kimson305]

I kept replaying " how far I go"😂

[@Replicaate]

Is it weird that my favorite part of this movie is that crab? Its like a rejected Flight of the Conchords scene and I love it.

[@videohistory722]

Te Fitis island is based on a real one, and I can confirm it DOES look like a woman lying on her side.

[@sammyt7981]

For some reason, I thought you guys already seen this movie.

[@ninja-cb5jy]

Same!

[@RosieIfYouKnowMe]

Same

[@billbill6094]

How did all of us have that same misconception? I thought this was a reup then I saw the Smiling Friends shirt.

[@brianamills6440]

Nah… I know I’m not crazy… and we can’t all be wrong. This has to be a re-upload.

[@RosieIfYouKnowMe]

Butterfly effect happening 😅

[@Azameanie]

The phrase Grandma tells Moana to say to Maui has all of the characteristics of a binding spell. Calling Maui by name, specifying a task and how he is to complete it. That’s why he keeps interrupting her. He’s not having any of that.

[@traviscouplin8847]

This was the best Disney movie I’ve seen in 2016, my favorite songs from the film, Where You Are, How Far I’ll Go, We Know The Way, You’re Welcome, and Logo Te Pate, and proud of Peter Hollens singing the cover for We Know The Way, and to wait for the arrival of Moana 2. Octokroll is still cool, let’s see more Disney along with the old and new movies.

[@GummiAnd]

A great subtle hint that Te Kā is actually Te Fiti is given to us when they fight. Whenever the fireballs hit the water there's a bright green light.

[@DaveTingwaldd]

I am so thankful for you guys! I just had a super stressful night at work tonight. You guys always make me smile and laugh though. :)

[@rachelblanchard7431]

Moana is one of the best films I’ve ever seen, especially with The Rock in it playing Maui and singing “what can I say except you’re welcome”. By the way, nice Beetlejuice shirt I just saw the sequel with my two best friends. It’s just as good as the first film.

[@Unknownproof-u6y]

Idk if you have seen it already but I think you guys would actually love lilo and stitch

[@Cantmakeupmymindonaname]

Idk anyone who doesn't like stitch ❤

[@1a141036]

Your Grandma would be proud ❤ she sounded really fun to hang with ☺️

[@nicktechnubyte1184]

In the words of Maui,... Did not see that coming

[@abc.animal5143]

Maui

[@abc.animal5143]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@OldLadyReacts]

There is an episode of Anthony Bourdain getting a traditional tattoo in Malaysia.

[@bartonbagnes4605]

They did an amazing job with the storytelling and delivery. It's hard to say from the trailer how good the sequel will be, but the characterizations look consistent.

[@susantuiloma4244]

16:39 there’s a myth and story about coconuts in Samoa. If you research it it’s about a love story that concludes with an eel’s head sprouting a coconut tree. Hence, the coconut itself if you look at it, it resembles an eel. Moana is about the pacific island cultures combined.

[@penguincgm489]

Grandma is the GOAT, but the moment when her mother helped Moana pack is really wholesome for me too! For animation, I'd like to recommend Spy in disguise too. It's so funny, I think you two would love it!

[@thekingofmovies193]

I have that exact same Beetlejuice shirt! I can't wait to see the sequel soon.

[@xevious21]

My oldest son was born when this movie came out. He's on the autism spectrum(mild, high functioning), so he's naturally drawn to water and ocean. Moana is permanently burned into my brain. I've watched it so many damn times lol.

[@introvertedaz9963]

Both of those shirts are AMAZINGG👹

[@EChacon]

I love that the both of you enjoy Pua the Pig. He is adorable no doubt🐖 Speaking of Pigs you think the both of you will react to _Babe_ and _Charlotte’s Web_ they’re both movies that involve Pigs.

[@leonardogutierrez553]

amazing that we go from the dictator toa disney movie lol

[@marlainalindsey3279]

This is my grandson's favorite movie ❤❤❤I have watched it so many times I know every song by heart❤❤

[@oliviarogers2808]

Tangled

[@ScorpionStrike7]

I love that the chicken is voiced by Alan Tudyk 😆

[@blueshell4859]

I like the beat in the beginning of the video 🔥

[@brucewayne33497]

Something really cute about Dwayne is that there's a video here on KZbin where he's teaching his daughter how to properly wash her hands and while he's doing that he's singing Your Welcome to her

[@JeremyAustin-hw1qy]

My wife and I and her sister saw this in the theater and it was awesome and hilarious and the animation is superb it's incredible how far we've come in

[@leilasmith7436]

Love your reaction to this movie. Did you watch the credits all the way to the end? Disney and Pixar have a sneaky habbit of adding a bit more to the movie during the credits. Can't wait to see your next reaction 🙂

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@cjslinger275]

You guys should watch Onward it’s a Pixar film about two brothers

[@HumanShield117]

I always assumed that it wasn't Moana's dad that stopped the people from voyaging, since Maui's been stuck on the island for 1000 years, and the pillar-of-chiefs implies that they've been on that one island for 15+ generations. (Or however many stones are in that pillar...)

[@hilaryarceneaux2948]

You started this video with chaos 😂

[@aubreymclean7712]

One of my all time favorite animated movies.

[@Ani8900]

And now with the sequel coming out you guys are have something to look forward to

[@Jeff-lb1de]

I've been a fan of you guys for at least a couple of years and always love your videos. I know you guys have mentioned you've seen the star wars movies. So I have a question....have you also seen the Rogue One and the Solo movie also??? If you haven't I would suggest you watch them... especially Rogue One. Maybe you can do them for the channel too???

[@GweezleGirl]

Seconding this! Especially when it comes to Rogue One. Spoiler warning! … … … The hallway scene. That is all.

[@sammyt7981]

1:23 your laugh was so perfect

[@abc.animal5143]

Reminds me of that one scene from Guardians of the Galaxy with Rocket and Quill. “I have part of a plan. Twelve percent.” “Twelve percent? 1:23”

[@artsysabs]

@@abc.animal5143”it’s real!”

[@CyphersPryde]

Did you know the chicken is played by Alan Tudyk of Firefly, Resident alien and I,Robot fame? He's been in every new animated feature Disney has put out since Wreck it Ralph I believe, similar to John Ratzenberger in the early Pixar films

[@AvrilMartinez-o3i]

Here to always watch you react!! 🎉

[@lucywanted2512]

Love the reactions😂😂😂

[@bellantwain21]

Good movie love the video Octokrool stay motivated dream big 1 mill on the way

[@madTitanja]

Cool freaky frog hat 😃😎 like it on you 👍 Oh and i love it how you shout CHICKEN! to her chicken 😃👍

[@embran8486]

The crab Tamatoa is even more vain as Smaug putting treasure on his shell just to look shiny instead of armor.

[@Ley_klrrr]

I love you guy’s intros 🤌✨

[@Mr.Seasalt]

Disney strikes again, let’s goooooo!

[@A-M-r1t]

You guys should watch Wreck-It Ralph

[@jacobtaggart5079]

Grandma is the greatest. She's my favorite character.

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

I play the soundtrack for this song constantly

[@clouise8752]

at the mention of boats, we, polynesians, were some of the best explorers in history.

[@bicknell67]

Love Moana and I am excited for Moana 2.

[@mike-zy2bn]

My favorite animated movie. And by far best soundtrack

[@cardijefferson1427]

My children are older now, so I missed this one but good review 😊

[@MrZeek1519]

I know some won't agree, but you should watch the accompanying Disney short film, "Lava" in your spare time. Also, if you love the Chicken, he was played by Alan Tudyk. For more Tudyk laughs, watch the short-lived, yet much-loved, cancelled-too-soon, and followed by a movie that helped close up everything, "Firefly"!!! The follow-up movie is called "Serenity". Enjoy!!

[@TechnicallyTexan]

I’m sure your grandmother SAW your potential and had faith in you to do great things. ❤

[@Ryne_Barrow]

MOVIE & TV SUGGESTIONS!!!!!! --------------- Horror/Suspense: Cry Wolf, Along Came A Spider, Final Girls, The Shallows or You’re Next Comedy: The New Guy, Guess Who, Just Go With It, Pump Up The Volume or Just Married Tearjerker: Midnight Sun, John Q, A Walk To Remember, 5 Feet Apart or Charlie St Cloud Feel-Good(ish): We Bought A Zoo, Patch Adams, Instant Family, Parental Guidance or Serendipity Action: Negotiator, Enough, No Escape, Air Force One, The Italian Job or Double Jeopardy Disaster: Greenland, San Andreas, Hard Rain, Geostorm, Night of the Comet or Armageddon True Story: Miracle Season, The Mighty Macs, Courageous, Miracles from Heaven or Only the Brave Animated: Rio, Turning Red or Brother Bear TV Shows: --------------- My wife & kids Scorpion Psych 2 broke girls Boy meets world Girl meets world Greys anatomy Night shift

[@hislairdship8961]

I have that same Beetlejuice shirt

[@OctoKrool]

@@hislairdship8961 Respect

[@kitto2brazy465]

Can yall do Luca???? 🌊