ASTRO BOY Clip - "A Perfect Replica" (2009)

[@steveardila7651]

I think this is the best line in the movie. "If you lose your son like that and you don't go crazy, you're not a human being"

[@ZacTFF]

Really? I always thought the best line was “onward and upward”

[@dragonslair951167]

Well, I suppose there's nothing wrong with him that wouldn't be wrong with a father who lost his son.

[@arifulsikder777]

Where can i get this movie..?

[@miss.arielle]

@@arifulsikder777 tubi

[@silhouettoofaman2935]

You won't get argument here. So profound, especially for a kids movie!

[@andriab8517]

This was actually a really dark movie if you think about it. Not only did Tenma lose his son but he had to face the reality that he spent NO time with the kid & in a desperate effort to 'turn back time' he created an AI robot to simulate what he wished he'd done when Toby was alive

[@thewindthatblows]

So like any japanese kids film

[@thewindthatblows]

@British Randoms Studio Yes, the only comfortable end to their relationship in the japanese versions would be in the 2003 series 🤣

[@nuuraabdulkadir3217]

@British Randoms Studio what is his mother

[@TustlePlays]

@British Randoms Studio Thought in one of the color TV series Dr. Tenma was trying to reconcile with Astro, but lost track of him when Hamegg stowed the robot boy for his circus? In that one it was Astro himself who thought it was for the best to join the circus. oh, right, original series not later runs

[@actuallyalive.1737]

Bro just explained the point of tenmas character what a shocker

[@lxi..]

"If you lose your son like that and you don't go crazy, you're not a human being." From the writing of those words to the delivery of it from the voice actor. Wow. Like damn that hit deeper than it should

[@KetwunsGamingPad]

I know that was literally the most adult line in this whole movie

[@caramelcandys]

I will never understand why this scene has me get more emotional than when tony stark died

[@SonySlasher2468]

Gerald Robotnik in a nutshell except replace the word "son" with "granddaughter".😢

[@JadStaAna]

Whoa

[@goose6559]

I don't know what's sadder the fact that he made a perfect replica of his son to replace the boy that died or that he was so upset over the fact that he didn't actually know his kid that he convinced himself something had gone wrong instead of him just not having been around his son enough to actually know about his likes and dislikes

[@shinethief3785]

There was the scene from with the blue core saying it was "unpredictable" (whatever that means). That makes me think that the blue core had some effect on Astro's personality. Probably making him less reserved, more out spoken around his father. Not changing his personality from Toby, just enhancing the more "positive" aspects of the original's personality. Your point is also super sad if that's the case. Also I do believe is a major contributing factor to the father's disconnection to Astro and inevitable breakdown.

[@yusufkurdi3582]

Yeah it was really sad but it's life full of death and disaster 😔💔

[@dreampiper]

The sad thing is that...it didn't create the perfect replica of Toby... He had a different personality and different interests. Toby was dead, and what he created was a new person with Toby's memories, something the doctor didn't want to accept as true. You can't bring back the dead, and Astro was proof of that. However, Tenma could be a better father to this one instead of his late one.

[@chrishill3536]

i would say both.

[@chrishill3536]

@@dreampiper i would say he made a copy of toby but with the blue core it made him more then what he was before.

[@maybefuture]

I still can't wrap my head around how this animation piece could actually fail at the box office and forced the Studio to shut down their office. What a beautiful animation really.

[@edward18517]

Eh, I wouldn't say it's "beautiful". Serviceable or decent sure. But that's mostly it visually to me. Now the 2003 version? Hoo boy, now THAT one is beautiful.

[@teneesh3376]

Good animations can only go so far. You need good writing, characters and story for it a successful movie. And good advertisement

[@juanitamorgan5475]

I love Astro Boy and I wish they made part 2 it's a great animated movie I wish they had turned it into a series

[@edward18517]

@@juanitamorgan5475 There's like 3 animated series of Astro Boy

[@swellequation2861]

I liked the movie a lot but tbh there are a lot of things that don't make sense and there are events that seem really random, the ending of the movie is one example of that.

[@DarthDestructusTheSithLord]

"If you lose your son like that and _don't_ go crazy, you're not a human being..." Wow

[@larrytherustyboii7442]

You had 69 likes and I ended it 🗿

[@DarthDestructusTheSithLord]

@@larrytherustyboii7442 then you will now aid in getting this to 420 likes

[@kingweeb3365]

In the original series and manga tenma did go crazy

[@Kjones520]

I heard that.

[@Wolfie_Jadezy906]

487 likes :D

[@christopherhodges7607]

"It has THE most advanced defense systems ever created" *10 minutes later* butt machineguns

[@granmastersword]

I mean...nobody would expect that...which makes it the best surprise weapon

[@grantmortensonva]

10 minutes? Doesn't that happen toward the end when he fights the Peacekeeper?

[@Zoras88]

best defense against pedophiles

[@grantmortensonva]

And it actually IS a feature he has in the anime and games like Omega Factor, not just a dumb butt joke for kids.

[@Zoras88]

@@grantmortensonva You kidding? He's had it since the late 40's

[@guackguack6922]

I grew up watching this 2 times a day from 5 to 8 yrs old and trust me it has never been boring

[@muhammadjosephstalin]

I still watch this movie until now, even though I'm an adult I still really like children's cartoons

[@lwdrd]

@@muhammadjosephstalin understandably

[@rainydayz274]

lol i had a crush on toby when i was 9

[@Fabi_SZ]

Totally me lol

[@F_Slush]

W movie honestly

[@tac0_6]

These movie critics talking down on this movie but, it was my childhood I remember thinking “wow I wish there were more movies like this” this movie is amazing if you don’t concentrate on the small stuff

[@yavuzmarifet4528]

People are being perfectionist. it's a nice movie

[@kynosouraludentes8308]

TBH if it's a kid's movie then I wouldn't care about the logic because it's made for kids. If this was like an MCU movie then yes I'll have a problem

[@otakumangastudios3617]

@@kynosouraludentes8308 i’d say this film hits a lot differently as an adult. It feels like an adult film rated PG. I watch this as a kid and it scarred me for a while. The dramatic death scene made me scared to turn 13..

[@JonDoe42069]

Precisely.

[@paranoia1330]

Toby in heaven: I died, just to be replaced?

[@pinkdiamond786]

also Toby in heaven: excuse me wtf?!!

[@mlpfanboy1701]

No i like to think the blue energy is life essence , Toby’s soul entered the robot body to give him life that was destroyed from him.

[@paranoia1330]

@@mlpfanboy1701 thinking is nice

[@jmad318]

Toby in heaven: am I a joke to you?

[@auburned-phoenix]

@@mlpfanboy1701 me as a FNAF Fan *cough* Remnant *cough*

[@theradioactiveplayer3461]

This movie's universe implies that memories are at least partially genetic, and I love it. What a poetic way to use science to say "these memories last forever"

[@lwdrd]

Not accurate at all but yeah

[@Chadmiral]

@@lwdrd "uH...AksHuWaLLy" 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@ManicFiction]

​@@ChadmiralTbf, A robot boy with advanced weaponry seems more believable than human memory being stored in hair somehow-

[@Chadmiral]

@@ManicFiction true true,it's strange

[@OcnarfPro]

That kid's death was very sad if you think about it. He only wanted a better relationship with his father and in doing so got disintegrated. Then his father goes ahead and creates an AI robot to replace his son. Bruh

[@user-wr5co5rh1z]

His dad was trying to fix his wrong and he did his best? Wouldnt you want your dad to try and bring you back if you died? Id be glad to come back if i died even if im a full robot.

[@OcnarfPro]

@@user-wr5co5rh1z yeah I get his dad was trying to fix things but that was only to reduce his feeling of guilt. Also, I wouldn't want to be brought back as a robot because technically, I would still be dead and that robot may be identical to me in every way but it is not me

[@user-wr5co5rh1z]

@@OcnarfPro then how do you plan to come back? Some jesus miracle crap from the bible?

[@OcnarfPro]

@@user-wr5co5rh1z I wouldn't come back. I would be dead. My conciousness completely erased from existence or at least that is what scientists believe. Imagine that a machine exists which can move your conciousness over to a computer before you die. Nobody would know if you died and the machine just made a perfect copy of you or if you actually passed over to the computer

[@user-wr5co5rh1z]

@@OcnarfPro already thought of and that would be SAO example. Keeping someone alive in the virtual space therom dimension or vr.

[@ACreacher]

You know, I hadn't seen it when I watched this movie as a kid, but this has some serious "Doctor Frankenstein" vibes, what with being raised high up and being brought to life with lightning and all. The whole "rejecting his creation' thing later in the movie really affirms that parallel for me

[@silverdays2909]

A Mechanical Prometheus

[@PandikawDraws]

It's more like Pinochio vibes

[@MrCrow-tl5tv]

And the eyes

[@havenspringer]

Are you talking about the book or the universal film with Boris Karloff.

[@msachin4885]

@@silverdays2909 that actually what Frankenstein was originally titled by Shelly P. The book name was the modern Prometheus and detailed her depiction of wanting to raise children after nearly a dozen failed miscarriage to get a child of her own

[@lafit9821]

The part when he wakes up and says ' I feel weird' means that a continuation between the human and robotic version has been linked. Instead of being created, turned on and just going along, he makes self awarness questions, wich means its not just the memory but also the emotional/welfare wich have been natural like transmitted to him. As if one day a human, the other a robot and he notices that he feels odd, not two distinct forms, but one being.

[@PangotheEevee]

Insert various dank memes sounds. Someone can honestly and logically prove that a single strand of hair can cheat death

[@leaffinite2001]

What do you think memories are?

[@leaffinite2001]

Like how could he have those memories and not feel that he is the person in those memories

[@aoto8897]

I agree. It’s beautiful.

[@AlexC1-1]

I like your choice of words

[@vashythewabbit8288]

I have never noticed that they had one of the scientists look like Osamu Tezuka as a cameo.

[@annmaryjohn3258]

Which one?

[@vashythewabbit8288]

@@annmaryjohn3258 the one with the artist hat and glasses.

[@revolvency]

Yeah, he always draw himself in the comic

[@donnamitsuki281]

I remember liking this movie a lot as a kid,I remember this being the first time I 100% realized someone just freaking DIED,like legit realized the implications of the death of this kid. Honestly,it isn't a bad movie,but I'm glad they didn't touch it ever again because I don't trust sequels.

[@yourcollegedebt8384]

I have to concur, the 2003 anime was really good, and that's coming from someone that hasn't seen it since before 2012

[@tenkyu778]

They were going to make a sequel but they went bankrupt shortly after the failure of this movie because they had so many projects that never saw the light of day they've been gone for well over a decade

[@tenkyu778]

@@yodatscrazy981 I mean looking at the Wikipedia they did have a sequel planned but you are right that point in time they were pretty much done but because 4 months later they closed down it wasn't even going to happen anyway

[@tenkyu778]

@@yodatscrazy981 yeah but that's not saying a lot considering that it bombed worldwide and caused an entire studio to go bankrupt. it's not a terrible movie I think of it as in meh(ok) movie but at least it did introduce me to the Astro Boy franchise 11 years ago

[@enily115]

I read somewhere that the movie was planned to have a sequel even before release. However, as the movie failed at the box office, they decided it wasn't worth a continuation. (That's because the studio went bankrupt)

[@justmaniacal1650]

Oml childhood has returned. So glad people remember this movie

[@SheWolf_Warrior]

How could I forget this movie?? Sure it isn’t perfect or anything, but it’s still amazing. I don’t know, I just really love this movie.

[@SomePkmnlovingdude]

Fun fact: The guy in the red hat and glasses is Osamu Tezuka's animated avatar.

[@PandikawDraws]

Exactly

[@hagane0110]

Osamu Tezuka, the author of the original Astro Boy manga.

[@Solitaire001]

In the original manga Osamu Tezuka would often appear at the beginning of stories to introduce the story and to cover some of the issues with that stories (such as one where a dog is converted into a human android and that is coverted into a dog android.

[@maxwellthehedgehog6273]

Oh shit I never realized till now.

[@imaginationanimations8737]

Where

[@themidnightbanshee5927]

So he put weapons in his robot son so he could not get killed it's a good thing he was crazy during the process otherwise his son would be dead by the time he fought the robots at the coloseum

[@granmastersword]

that's how he did in the original manga. Better make him capable of not dying once again

[@NotacarryZ]

@@granmastersword manga?

[@granmastersword]

@@NotacarryZ Yeah, if I'm not wrong Astroboy started out as a manga (japanese graphic novel/comic) and then became the first anime to be produced in Japan

[@Nameless82284]

But why the weapons? Didn't he wanted an originally son. He's already super tough, why the weapons?

[@granmastersword]

@@Nameless82284 He wants to be really, really, really sure his son doesn't die again, giving all he can to ensure that, even all the weapons he can have for self-defense

[@Growing_AppleSauce]

Think about how this robot is a substitute for the child that was disassembled at the molecular level

[@stephenbyrne2170]

You can't replace a Human Being.

[@Growing_AppleSauce]

@@stephenbyrne2170 i have a fucked up reason why you could but ok

[@OcnarfPro]

@@stephenbyrne2170 clone high

[@dreampiper]

@@OcnarfPro They weren't perfect clones though. They all had different personalities and interests and wants. I think that's the point. They had skills that were the same, but personality wise they were different.

[@OcnarfPro]

@@dreampiper uh yeah obviously, personality is affected by surroundings and the surroundings in clone high is a high school. Although, it is unethical to replace a human being

[@syndromeofadown21]

I still don't understand how all his memory is stored in a single strand of hair

[@TomatoAddict]

Lmfao

[@Apollo5752353]

Science has gone so far, that genetic material can probably store memories Just a thought

[@ArcturusOTE]

Must be using Animus logic

[@aoishizuki9493]

Because plot

[@blutackart8714]

Apollo [SFM] i can buy some of them bein stored but all of them in a single strand of hair 👀

[@TheCrispyPimp83]

How the hell did he create this robot that was so dense and heavy he crushed an entire advanced work bench, but then his dad picks him up like he’s 7

[@PandikawDraws]

Because Astro weights around 30 kg.

[@losben9685]

Kndk zhñzk

[@muhammadjosephstalin]

@@PandikawDraws light enough for a 13 year old replica

[@NoirpoolSea]

Because he fell from a height. (Momentum=Mass x Speed) A pistol bullet packs about as much energy as a car moving 5 miles an hour (or something like that.) Now an impact from a car at 5 MPH doesn't sound too bad unless you are pinned between a wall and said free rolling car..

[@TheCrispyPimp83]

@@NoirpoolSea ah, cool, thanks for the lesson 😁👍

[@bibiana4659]

Can we appreciate the fact that. Even if it's still old it's amazing.

[@JonDoe42069]

Finally someone else agrees.

[@umbrallight7508]

Consider that this Toby isn’t the actual Toby as in sentience wise, you can replicate everything else but the actual person it was based upon.

[@user-wr5co5rh1z]

That's anybody. Even in batman the Lazarus pit makes the resurrected insane. So coming from the dead pretty much means your not the same person.

[@CactusCowboyDan]

Its a weird concept. Cuz here he has recreated Toby's body and inserted his conscious from DNA. Creating as stated, a perfect replica. This machine acts like Toby, feels like Toby. But it could be argued that the real Toby is still dead since the only thing that can't be replaced is a soul. But then what is 'alive'? Do we all carry a soul or are we just a collection of thoughts and memories in our very matter?

[@kacmed]

actually ... you can theoretically ... in future more common ... there was a patiente with a cancer in his brain, he undergo surgery and after he wokes up, he was a totally different person ... same memories, but different person ... he likes things he disliked before operation and vice versa, his way of thinking was different, his mentality too ... its like brain is a big computer just based on biochemical reactions that are generating 0 1 ... switch some microprocessors (change generation line of 1 0) in this persons case change his biochemical proces in his brains and vuala ... you have another person altogether ... explains a schyzofrenia pretty much ... 2 paths which generates data and they are switching meaning you have 2 different persons living in 1 body ...in same knowledge ... copy somebodys proces and vuala you have the same person ... they are already studies undergoing this ... implications? imagine you altering people personas like being more active, not lazy ... more creative, more productive ... as time flies more and more we getting to 1 big conlucion ... human is just a robot but based on biomaterial base instead of metals and ceramics ...

[@kacmed]

@@CactusCowboyDan there is no such thing as soul ... its just a concept that gives peoples lives meaning ... some hope that there is something more, that we are something more ...

[@CactusCowboyDan]

@@kacmed I see....and you have proof of this?

[@Asher_Tye]

"Uh, Dad, why am I in your lab... and in my undies?"

[@JoshSipes234]

Yeah no question about why im waking up in dads lab half naked and can barley walk

[@lyly_lei_lei]

@@JoshSipes234 Oh... oh no...

[@AJ_Chilling]

@@JoshSipes234 😳

[@queeniebeanie3196]

@@JoshSipes234 pls😭

[@tmid2four7]

@@JoshSipes234 S W E E T A L A B A M A-

[@chicofnaf7114]

I remember this movie really well, while I know is base on the anime by the same name and I think I heard that it was bad for others, for me it was the first time I heard of him, especially that I saw the film in my childhood when my parents bought the DVD, and looking back at it, it looks good like I remember, brings a nostalgia in me

[@matteoventura7465]

Same

[@matteoventura7465]

@Marilyn Stitch Me and my brothers enjoyed this movie, we never thought that it was bad.

[@yusufkurdi3582]

this movie is one of the best cartoon movies I've seen it was truly amazing

[@yourcollegedebt8384]

I'd recommend watching the 2003 anime if you liked this movie. I'm not saying the movie's bad. In fact, I like it too. But the 2003 anime is better.

[@Fabi_SZ]

SAME :P

[@Stolskai]

It's hard to look at this scene from any angle, he could 'rebuild' his son down to the tiniest details, create a replica equal to the original down to the picometer. Yet in the end, his son died by the blast of the defense droid. His real son has left the mortal coil. Sure he could put the memories in a replica, but in the end that's all it's going to be, a replica.

[@ethanblair7351]

Yup His Real Memory Arent Even Astros Toby Is Completely Gone People Think They Saved Tobys Memorys By A Single Strand Of Hair Which The Movie Never Claims

[@minoru8391]

I grew up watching the 80s and 2003 versions so they'll always be the best versions to me. But for an americanized version of Astro Boy, this movie isn't as bad as people make it out to be. It has its flaws cinematically but it's still a great Astro Boy retelling

[@tamarabrevis8900]

Josmol😄

[@edward18517]

Will forever love the 2003 version.

[@JonDoe42069]

(everything has flaws, even your versions, but) Agreed.

[@artycassy]

I used to be obsessed with this film as a kid. I’ve watched it countless times but years ago so I can’t remember specific moments. But never in my life until watching this I realised that his nose clips through the trunk door. 1:17

[@orionbelt4013]

Omfg how could they miss miss that?! x3

[@skykai9799]

How are we just now noticing this.

[@tannershumway6719]

I looked at it in slow motion, his nose goes through the convenient semi circle space in the Trunk door

[@zcgamerandreacts2762]

@@tannershumway6719 yeah I relooked too

[@memelol9870]

Yeah this is one of m favourites too

[@exospaceman8209]

I never realized how dark and impactful this movie is

[@mandykayla4762]

In reality this isn’t a healthy way to grieve a lost loved one

[@curious5887]

Yeap

[@Axel_Does_Stuff]

That's literally what Tenma's arc in the movie is about, tho.

[@theatricsunflowerxxx2726]

Believe it or not this tenma is the best out of any iteration

[@dragonflarefrog1424]

Doesn’t he realize that?

[@mrpineapple3942]

@@theatricsunflowerxxx2726 oh ok

[@KeylaAntern]

I really loved the movie, every aspect was detailed , and even emotions were transmitted to the spectators. I am sad that we will never get another movie like that

[@yourlocalcr0w319]

Toby probably looking down from heaven and looking at his father going mentally insane and he would go extreme lengths just to make a robot version of his own son

[@numatruehome100]

Memory bias, he knew his son very little while working, so interacting with Astro later with what little he knew about him caused cognitive dissonance to kick in and make him realize that his son and this person he created are two different people while sharing the same mind.

[@beckab4726]

I loved this movie as a kid. I watched it so much that I had it memorized for a while. Looking back it's definitely not perfect, but still pretty enjoyable. At least I think so...

[@zeokingsilver]

"If you lose your son like that and you don't go crazy, you're not a human being."

[@Seth_TheRoyal]

My grandma told me I used to watch this movie 20 times a day lol.This is by far my favorite movie ever and still is

[@Kyleplaysgames567]

He extracted all of his memories from a single piece of hair.

[@wanderingaceminecraftandmo8034]

He pulled an assassin's creed but for one person

[@gamingcreatesworlddd2425]

@@wanderingaceminecraftandmo8034 haha how is this possible how that single strand of hair survived and that hat

[@rottenroads1982]

The true question is where was Tobys Mom in his memory’s????

[@goldenretriever6440]

If Disney has taught me anything mothers are immediately put to death when they give to birth to a child

[@canismajor8601]

@@goldenretriever6440 well cant argue with disney logic

[@hardikuam3820]

Hdgdg

[@annmaina6962]

Jsqobs

[@annmaina6962]

Beb

[@fwedjr]

Bro I swear this movie has probably the best animation for 2009 even now it’s insane

[@soundwaveproductions9510]

I can’t believe I grew up with this movie nostalgia is hitting me hard

[@sammywin8535]

I don’t know if I’m the only one who really cried so much with this. I can feel how the father was really sad as well as son who doesn’t really have any idea that his just a robot.😢

[@tamarabrevis8900]

Yimfomoceonosom🙌

[@jordankrzywicki9412]

0:02 Looks like the original classic

[@muhammadjosephstalin]

Yep, I really miss my childhood memories when I first watched astro boy the anime he was also the first anime I watched before I watched the movei version

[@CrazyDerpie]

Damn this man can never use hair gel again. His hair is more straighter and tougher than anyone.

[@wilsonfajardo2112]

i was 4 years old when this movie came out and i still remember watching it.

[@starinvader5969]

I was also 4 when it came out, but I never seen on cinema I seen it advertised on the TV

[@katlegoassegaai9235]

@@starinvader5969 I did see that movie in theaters as a kid. And it really scared me to death.

[@Pixiebigfans]

@@katlegoassegaai9235 Leeme check ur vid

[@deedssattle1251]

And to think that this movie was actually an old anime from the begining 0-0

[@Ultima_Prime]

Why does the relationship between Toby and Tenma remind me of the relationship between Tony (Iron Man) and Howard Stark. Caring for his son more than he showed.

[@jacobninness3547]

I really don't understand why this movie failed at the box office. I thought it was pretty good. And I really liked how, even though he probably still has a lot to do to make it official, Dr. Tenma redeemed himself in this version.

[@Princess_-gp3ep]

I think it’s because the TV spots were false advertising, the trailer spoiled the ending, and it came out in a month where kids Don’t go to the cinema that much due to school.

[@ethanblair7351]

@@Princess_-gp3ep I Rented It From Red Box I Miss Those Days

[@josephr08322]

I grew up watching the original episodes in black and white. I was born in 1965. It was one of my favorite cartoons.

[@ILvIsekai]

Original was made in the 63. How tf can your"grow up" watching amb anime released TWO years after your birth n

[@Jakub680]

@@ILvIsekaiactually it makes sense he probably watched a couple years after

[@SilverTheHedgehogFS]

This movie was my childhood, BUT, I thought that the kid when he was in the explosion somehow got robotic abilities, like how the fantastic 4 were in that giant power field thing, but no I had to grow up and watch it again finally understanding that the kid died! 😂

[@theilluminatibenefactor]

Well, we see this movie in a whole new light now as we grow older! :00 Also, as a Marvel fan, the Fantastic Four were struck by cosmic rays which gave them their classic powers.

[@donnaselley4782]

4:04 Toby: Bye, Dr. Elefun! 😊 OMGOODNESS, HE'S SO PRECIOUS! ♥️

[@harry.t9523]

That music gives me somber chills. 😦I feel strangely messed up all of a sudden. 😖I think a lot of people would be.

[@erickmeister6916]

This movie has a “Pinocchio 3000” vibe to it and I don’t like it

[@EliasTressa]

Don’t worry, it’s way better than that movie

[@CrAzYGAMINGWOLF]

Also wasn't this the actual back story to Astroboy

[@MegaHalofan11]

@@CrAzYGAMINGWOLF I think in the cartoon, Toby's death happened in a car accident. I don't know

[@CrAzYGAMINGWOLF]

@@MegaHalofan11 Car, explosion, same thing.

[@Asher_Tye]

@@CrAzYGAMINGWOLF what kills him tends to change, but the basics that Tenma was neglectful which led to the death stays the same.

[@rogerarmy8659]

This was so under rated. Such a good movie.

[@polish_filipino]

I just realized his memories were all stored on that piece of hair. If only it were that easy

[@baphomathedude8057]

This was a insanely sad movie, good ending or not this is a story about a father losing his son, and trying to right a wrong that he can never right.

[@edward18517]

If you think this is sad never watch the Japanese version of the 2003 series. That will have you in tears in the final episode if this one gets to you like that =)

[@-pastellovessans6703]

Back when I used to watch this movie all the time in my childhood, I always thought that the reason that Astro ‘wasn’t the same as the Toby’ was because of the blue core that was used to make him, making him pure and light like it. But the more I rethink of it now while watching clips it’s because Doctor Tenga never had the time to know his son, that’s why he seemed ‘not like Toby’ because he never really knew how Toby really was, his likes, dislikes, his personality. And only remembers and knows his son by fragments. That’s really sad.

[@mirapuns]

I used to have a crush on Astro Boy when I was a kid- 💀💀💀

[@cam6973]

Samee bro

[@galunek11]

Same

[@Don_Chettos_2007]

aun recuerdo cuando tenia 3 años, me gustaba mucho su serie y aparte tambien era mi favorita película, ojala algún día este personaje regrese nuevamente para recordar esos viejos tiempo donde era un niño muy feliz :,)

[@theHarperFamily812]

3:16 When you Forgot Your ParachuteBackPack So you jump Out of the Plane With A Parachute Filled With Nothing But Strings You:

[@Falzer]

Toby in heaven: bro wtf, u cant just show my memories like that to everyone

[@RBLUS_TY]

One of the many animated movies that made me cry. At the same time it's also one of the many movies that made me laugh quite a bit.

[@themanwhobrowses]

I just realized that this man can take someone’s memories and put them into a robot, the Dude just invented technical immortality.

[@themanwhobrowses]

@HanHanPlayz Ah yeah, good point.

[@bluelightstudios6191]

Imagine what Toby in heaven would've thought when he found out his dad replaced him with an android clone, I would have felt betrayed and forgotten and made to feel like I was expendable and my life didn't mean anything to him. Markiplier and Crankgameplays had taught me to let go from watching their unus annus videos and to be honest, just learning to let go is better then trying to forge a fraud.

[@twistedgale]

Alpha Vex Studios how old are you? 5..? 6....?

[@dimitris5866]

@@twistedgale What exactly made you come to this conclusion?

[@twistedgale]

Demetris Toumbas because they are acting like markiplier is some kind of father figure 😂

[@xMrBubbles]

He wouldn't have thought anything because heaven isnt real. He was disintegrated. He is dead. So he was cloned and everything he had experienced had an impression on his DNA. That DNA was used to create a new Toby. This Toby is still the old Toby, just not a weak meat sack anymore. Still very much his son. I dont appreciate you being dismissive of robotic lifeforms. Consciousness is consciousness and needs to be respected regardless of how it came into existence. Of course since you're obviously Christian I'm going to assume you dont understand the beauty of quantum physics, genetics, and how AI furthering human life via extended consciousness via cybernetic links to artificial avatars. The vessel you call a body is nothing more than a meat sack containing your memories and experiences that you misinterpret as individuality or true consciousness. When in reality all you are is very easily mimicked and projected onto an AI which is just as much you as you are you. P.s. how does a father desperately trying to cling onto the shred of his son that he has the power to bring back into existence make you feel like Toby was "expendable". I tell my grandma everyday that I promise I will bring her back one day and show her the beauty of what this world becomes and that she shouldn't fear death because death is an illusion and that we all exist inside a black hole as information stored on the event horizon and within the black hole and worst case scenario she will just relive her life over and over.

[@tombo_sq9526]

@@xMrBubbles please tell me youre being sarcastic

[@Gabriel_Drake]

At 3:56 , the fact that Tenma instinctively says "It" instead of "Him" clearly highlights he already knew, deep inside, that he has lost his son forever.

[@RoweMan2000]

I remember watching this as kid back in 2010 and I was shocked when I saw Toby died And this scene right here always give me chills

[@mouglle5615]

I watched this movie on a shady website in my ps3 years and years ago Also i was thinking about this, the reason why this robot astro is so different from the original is because the human one had a mix of good and bad If you look at the exam scene you can see he only cared about himself while the robot one has a literal pure core If he had a mix between the good and bad cores he'd have been the same as his human twin

[@MotorStonder]

yeah but he would explode

[@ShintaSatchmo]

It's such a shame this film wasn't well received as the franchise and stories were amazing back in the day (2003 series)

[@cadenhammontre]

VFX Designers: "George, we can't guarantee that adding loads of CG effects will improve every scene in the Star Wars trilogy." George Lucas: 2:29

[@harry.t9523]

That’s a turn of phrase I’ve heard several times before: Encanto Horrid Henry SMG4 Just a few examples.

[@Mohan-jj6kc]

That moment when you realize Astro Boy is played by Shaun Murphy.

[@grantmortensonva]

Nah man, Charlie Bucket.

[@Quinna5537]

After he lost that stupid cockney accent

[@grantmortensonva]

@@Quinna5537 is Highmore not British?

[@williampulfer-melville8536]

@@grantmortensonva he is British but he's good at doing accents

[@Tenshii_Artii]

I only just realized that I think it was a genius idea casting Nicholas Cage as the voice acting role for the father. If we knew anything from the original series, and even from the 2003 animated series. The go in some adaptions basically does go crazy. Nic Cage was always known for perfectly capturing this sort of unnerving craziness that for a moments in time, hides behind a calmness. Before he ultimately snaps.

[@jontuxen2724]

After that he called his son replica a freak,yeah what a good father huh?

[@wanderingaceminecraftandmo8034]

That was after the realization that Astro and his son were different. In the manga this was inspired from, it took the realization that Astro would never grow up, never physically become an adult.

[@lpswerido688]

I loved this movie as a kid. I never realized how dark it was until I became an adult. Although I did understand a little bit. Seeing Tenma sleeping at the foot of Astro's bed and seeing him cry over Tobi's hat got to me in a way I wasn't able to describe back then

[@siddharthvemuri6483]

This movie is kind of heart breaking.

[@abhisekmunu]

I used to watch this with my lil sis. When ever I see this movie it reminds me the memories with my lil sister. Love this movie. Connected with this movie. This movie brought tears in my eyes.

[@yavuzmarifet4528]

I remember watching it with my dad at cinema. It's been 13 years, it's crazy...

[@valeriorodrigues3351]

my sister became angry when i skipped the entire movie on netflix, and also, astro boy's origin (movie) is so dramatic

[@sqmations9181]

3:16, he just slams that table like an wracking ball. How heavy is robot toby!

[@oghcuteanimationhq5121]

Most likely as heavy as a normal human boy plus the extra stuff within his endoskeleton

[@Legomoviefan2008]

1:31 the most underrated line in an animated movie.

[@siphonophores]

Nic Cage as Dr. Tenma was an amazing casting choice. Shame that we never got a chance to see him go crazy and become a villain, Cage's manic energy in acting can actually match Tenma's insanity.

[@noahmeyer9756]

I don't know if I'd call Tenma a villian in the source material. In the 2003 version, yes. But in Osamu Tezuka's manga, no. Tenma was always portrayed first and foremost as a man who allowed his grief to consume him and drive him to make relatively understandable but still abhorent actions. At most, Tenma is a conflicted, tortured man. His rejection of Astro was always, even in the original manga, motivated by a brutal reminder that the Tobio who died would never come back. The CG film just spelled it out the most blatantly, which wasn't really Tezuka's style. I do agree that I would've loved to see more of this version of the material, as it was my introduction to Tezuka's storied body of work.

[@jsmaster4779]

Wait that was Nicolas Cage?! Dude!!

[@Vee_231]

@@jsmaster4779 I know, right? I never realized it until a few days ago.

[@KwartOrSomething]

I remember this scene very differently. I remember his endoskeleton being made of copper, he turned on immediately after the outer shell was applied and he hugged his dad and said ‘dad’ while still on the table thing.

[@JirouLierge]

Underrated movie. Still waiting for a sequal.

[@dragonblaze7133]

This scene is kinda dark, imagine dying only seeing yourself to be alive again. What if he remembered him actually dying

[@vashythewabbit8288]

I'm still sadden that this movie flopped hard in the box office. Because of it, it killed the animation studio that made this movie and their animations is pretty good. They even planned to make a Legend of Zelda movie if this movie succeeded.

[@grantmortensonva]

The Zelda trailer was just a concept made without Nintendo's approval. Their next feature was going to be a Gatchaman movie. There's even a trailer.

[@gavichealsomething2169]

@@grantmortensonva actually it was just a concept that they showed to Nintendo

[@MexicanMarchi]

This brings back so many memories. I remember watching the really old version of astro boy and there were these ruins and there was fighting and everything! Oh and i always wanted his haircut and my mom made it perfect

[@thederptor2571]

The manga with this is so much sadder

[@n0tic333]

We need to think deep about this. I’m his actual son is dead and is in heaven watching him make his son a robot. What does the actual Astro boy that is in heaven thinking about in that moment. Is he sad that he is not actually sad for his actual son that is dead and now in heaven. This shit is deep

[@OcnarfPro]

I dont think religion is a thing in this futuristic society

[@xMrBubbles]

His actual son is dead and no longer exists because god and heaven isnt real. The only way for his son to live again is through science. "Heaven" what are you 12?

[@Giss-f4n]

If I was the son, I’ll only feel sad and hope my father can move on

[@mula7968]

@@xMrBubbles there’s a thing called religion and respecting it. Which is a thing you clearly don’t know numbnut

[@Bopmyglizz]

@@xMrBubbles I'm not religious but there is a God there isn't a heaven though

[@cirrusB612]

So I read somewhere that Cage didn't want to play this originally because he was a father with a boy around Toby's age. Could be completely false, but it's something to think about.

[@jayrupertcallahan1382]

Its good to see that people still remember this because I do.

[@pykeplayer4007]

I just realized that’s Nick Cage as the dad. Holy shit, perfect for a crazed scientist. Lol

[@leonorakristinerozalinamll9473]

All I see is a father that won't accept that his son is gone. Even if it is tragic, a replacement can never truely replace the real thing.

[@g3orgge788]

Anyone else gonna mention that Toby is “stuck” as a kid, forever now?

[@tsukiuzi3629]

One of the best animated movies of all time imo

[@Golinth]

I loved this movie as a kid. Never knew what it was from until much later though.

[@mysticalhearts4you]

oml same

[@pchan0368]

"If you lose your son like thay and don't go crazy, you aren't a human being". It is so true. The people in my life who have lost children have gone a bit crazy.

[@oghcuteanimationhq5121]

*Meanwhile at ghost McDonald’s:* Toby: what is my dad up to? Garcello: *(smoking intensifies)* If I was still alive, I’d ask him for you, little man.

[@skeletalmixer1019]

Remember kids, when you die, you can be replaced via robot with your memories

[@heru-deshet359]

Never knew this movie was made. Here I watch it 14 years later and I'm nine years old again. 🥰

[@bradlysmith6998]

Omg I remember watching this all the time :)

[@ChrisFocusRS]

this was my favourite childhood movie

[@davekisman2763]

Astro Boy the one who started anime's existence.

[@SonicTheHedgehogsChannel-bn5st]

Yep