Jonny 5s Beating

[@lesty266]

God, this part destroyed me when i was a kid, i cried so much.

[@lesty266]

your mom's ?

[@fabulosoallpurpose3570]

Eliezer Santiago your dad's

[@chrishaddon2953]

@@jobdoneright5934 bigman u are ain't ya 🖕

[@jobdoneright5934]

@@chrishaddon2953 defending your boyfriend?

[@RubenChimale]

I still cry and I'm 42 lol

[@Behon]

The combination of "BASH THE DAMN THING!" and "No, no, please! Am alive!" at 1:20 hurts so much.

[@calebporter8733]

Either way, it's still extremely brutal for a PG movie.

[@cgonzalez1189]

The moment they're about to hit his eye (when he's saying Nooooo aahhh.), you can see J-5's head vibrate/shake a bit. That's due to the belts on his wheels turning as he's trying to get up but is obviously unable to.

[@calebporter8733]

Interesting off-topic technical goof: When the bad guys first hit Johnny 5 when he's holding Oscar, you can see his head fall off if you look at the top of his body.

[@Englishsea24]

I used to cry at this as a kid. Even now a fully grown man it still makes me feel sad slightly

[@captaindeadpool9268]

I’m a 35 year old man and I cry like a baby EVERYTIME I see this. Gets me deep, always has. Johnny 5 just doesn’t understand why they are trying to kill him as he could never imagine hurting another soul as they are hurting him

[@DameTime84]

I know , this was my 1st heart break lol , I’m 39 , when I was a kid this tore me up

[@fernandez4320]

Me too

[@mankeymode100]

35 yrs old here and seeing Johnny 5 being beaten to an inch of his life is hurting me to my core 😟

[@fionasconstellation5372]

This was defintely a rare case of an actually good sequel. I loved short circuit, it's very underated.

[@kristenthompson7471]

but its also raciest lol

[@pg8835]

just watched the first one again, man it is just such an awful movie

[@pg8835]

@G.A.P. Metal Punk i agree the first was cringe. in retrospect, the 2nd wasnt particularly great either, but it was pretty memorable for the animatronics, the music, the fact a guy fakes an indian accent despite being from like chicago or something, it was all sorts of awful and wonderful at the same time

[@pg8835]

@G.A.P. Metal Punk yup johnny 5 was awesome, however the less said about similar concept CHAPPIE the better

[@JoeyCannoli]

@@kristenthompson7471 Shut up, SJW.

[@Scavenger82]

Johnny's voice actor is beyond amazing in this scene.

[@ScottNapolitan]

Tim Blaney, yeah.

[@neodonkey]

I've been thinking about the psychology of why this is so emotional. Johnny is naive and has a child like logic, child like innocence. He is good and courageous but vulnerable. So seeing Johnny get beat I think we react the way we do seeing an innocent like a child, an impaired adult, or animal being beat. I think it must connect with something deep protection (child rearing?) instinct. Its also very emotional during the "I need a hero" scene, because despite being badly damaged and nearly dead, he maintains courage in the face of it, as a true hero. True bravery is not about not being scared, its being scared and doing what is right anyway in the face of your own mortality. Maybe just a cheesy movie, but some solid morals there. The hesitation of the guy with the axe is deliberate, its teaching kids that your conscience knows the difference between right and wrong, and he goes ahead and does the wrong thing knowing he's a douchebag and a coward. Sadly in real life, the really bad guys don't even have the conscience check.

[@ElvenRaptor]

+Tripledonkey Ax guy is a lot like that new kid who just fell in with a street gang and this is his first time truly experiencing the kind of violence they can stoop to. He hesitates, having admired how advanced Johnny is throughout the film is, viewing him as a great achievement in robotics. However, he knows that sparing Johnny will never fly with his boss and crowbar guy, and so gives in.

[@stevenl2303]

I have always liked this movie, and this scene always bothered me. You just shed some light on it that made me see it in a whole new light, that makes sense. Thank You! Also, a good friend of mine, his father did the sets for this movie. He has one of the mini J5's from the start of the movie in his house.

[@Angelic_Storm]

You are exactly right. Johnny 5 is innocent, so seeing him being beaten like that is like watching an animal, a child, or a impaired adult reciveing the same treatment. I think what you've described is why I've always loved this movie. If you look beneath the surface, there's actually way more depth and substance in it, than there is in the average "kid's movie".

[@MisterHardTruth]

You're over analyzing. We just don't like to see good people getting fucked up. Simple.

[@Angelic_Storm]

Whilst that is true. Johnny 5 needs to be a character the viewer actually cares about, for them to react so strongly to the scene. So it's a sign that the film makers did a great job in making Johnny 5 a character that people empathised with, and cared for.

[@SouthCalifas619]

this scene taught kids a valuable lesson about the real world

[@ripelivejam]

don start nun, won be nun

[@JustinMacri007]

SouthCalifas619 i agree kids need to know not all pepole are on the side of angels. It’s to bad Newton ahd Stephine we’re not there they could have stopped them

[@gillianday4804]

Never fly your toy planes in the city?

[@vaprca1805]

Yea it did. Don't try to kidnap wealthy crooked buisnessmen if your a robot..also be sure to have your drones on a secure network, hackers are everywhere......AND KNOWING IS HALF THE BATTLE...GGGIIIIII JJJOOOEEEEE!! -the cartoon

[@vaprca1805]

@@JustinMacri007 😶

[@Jukebocks]

This was legitimately traumatizing.

[@Angelic_Storm]

This scene was very traumatizing to me as a kid, even now as an adult, I find it hard to watch. In a way though, it shows what a great job the film makers did with Johnny 5, making him a character you actually cared about and empathised with. This scene is also needed to make Johnny's revenge the massive pay off which it is. But it still hits all my emotional buttons seeing the savage beating Johnny recieves. The movie would not be as great without that scene, but it's still hard to watch. :(

[@jobdoneright5934]

TJ Hooker you lasted 1 MINUTE?

[@Crywind88]

Angelic Storm Me too sir. x-(

[@Ravenholm337]

Thanks for traumatizing me as a child.

[@FREEZERQC]

+thejoser exaclty the same as me it traumatized me im 28 and every time i watch the movie it bring back that sadness but overall the movie is full of emotions comedy love action compassion etc

[@Ravenholm337]

FREEZERQC No kidding.. I could barely watch it now.. I mean, cause all the dust and smoke getting in my eyes.. yeah.

[@FREEZERQC]

it one of the strongest peak of nostalgia (in a movie) that make you want to go back in the past to relieve happier time that piano song the face he made

[@JasonBrazen]

+FREEZERQC Mee too man. I'm 30 and I agree 100%

[@tigertony7724]

ThatJoser me too I cry

[@calebporter8733]

Maybe it's just me, but it's extra heartbreaking when you realize the bad guy with the ax didn't want to do this. Just look at his facial expressions when swinging, and when "blood" gets on his shirt.

[@TheSBleeder]

But yet he still does it.

[@MysteryManfrom79]

@Mike Demirdjian Yeah, always felt he was a reluctant criminal overall. He also showed amazement at Johnny 5 when he first saw him, so had respect for him as a unique robot.

[@stevencowan37]

I love his performance in particular because it subtly shows a whole depth of internal struggle in a few moments, and it is one that I expect many people are familiar with. He hears Johnny 5 plead with him in a way that he, as a programmer, knows shouldn't be possible. He sees this arterial spray splatter on him. For a moment, he knows this is wrong. But he looks to the mob (the other two criminals) and they are shouting thought-killing cliches and orders and exhibiting the lack of remorse associated with smashing a problematic printer with a baseball bat. And eventually he rationalizes away his reservations and continues destroying Johnny.

[@Bounty_Hunter84]

Its not blood. Its battery fluid. It is colored red for affect. Even tho Johnny 5 says he is alive. He is not. He is sentient but not alive in the sense we understand. Great movie was as good as the first.

[@scorchx3000]

@@stevencowan37 and then during the attack he goes for the battery, as though he knows Johny can feel what's happening and he tries to end it quicker.

[@hgbugalou]

Damn, I am still emotionally scarred form this scene and am 33 years old now. I always had to fast forward that part as a kid or I would cry.

[@jet5910]

Holy shit so would I I'm not ashamed to admit as a kid this made me cry my eyes out so I'd fast forward this part also

[@gabriellacusta7922]

Me too buddy.I'm 27 years old now

[@Songodel77]

Me too and i'm 43. and in my dubbing, italian, Johnny's voice is terribly desperate!

[@jaybeemaster896]

It is unbelievable as so many people when they were kids just couldn't watch this part. I just had to leave the room and come back later. Also what surprised me, that the movie has got such a low popularity, when I was a kid I loved it, I quess I wouldn't watch it now again as I have grown up.

[@pwing15]

i would

[@jaybeemaster896]

and could you stand the Johnnys beating?

[@MarekStrihavka]

Jay Bee Master as an adult, I still can stand his prevailing will to survive.

[@hgbugalou]

I was one - as a kid I fast forwarded it through this part. Its still hard to watch now as an adult.

[@pg8835]

in the grand scheme of things, it wasn't a particularly good movie, but it was pretty emotive and had a strong resonance and lots of people look back on it who are in their 30s/40s

[@joeywall4657]

I saw this movie on TV when it was still new back in the 80's and cried my eyes out at this scene. I'm 34 now, and it still brings a tear to my eye.

[@julietstewart6797]

Stop you're going to hurt him

[@darthmemeious9526]

The fact he begs for life is so sad

[@afriendofbean]

@Darth Memeious I agree, it sure is as he was saying that he's alive and not just any robot on remote control. I was happy at the end he was made all gold and probably hardened where probably if anyone tried hitting him with anything, he would be too hardened to be smashed up.

[@JohnJackson-pr9ck]

this scene scared me for life....just watched it after decades....still haunts me to see this

[@Blahbevava]

I first saw this scene when I was 7 years old and while it somewhat traumatized me it ultimately taught me about human cruelty and deception from the perspective of the victim Johnny 5. Movies like this taught kids about all kinds human emotions and interactions even the more difficult terrible ones. However it did this almost always with the message that good would ultimately triumph over evil unlike Hollywood's often cynical selfishly motivated relativism message it sends to kids today. Another thought is if this scene had been the beating of an actual human being in the same way (blood flying and axe to the eye etc) it would have never been approved with a PG rating or any kind of kids film. Whether it was a human or not didn't matter in the affect it had on me emotionally as Johnny five was alive and a beloved character as valuable in the viewers eyes as any human being.

[@aymarafan7669]

Mr. Extreme, That’s great time on it for sure.

[@douglassequeira5419]

I am 39 now and this scene made me cry as a kid, and still does now. I cant stop my eyes from tearing up.

[@TheNin-Jedi]

When you're a kid and you see one of your favorite characters get betrayed and graphically beat the hell out of. It kind of opens you to the real world.

[@mr.blulights1165]

This broke my heart as a kid. One of the best movies ever.

[@Extra_050]

This scene was VERY difficult for me to watch as a child. We had recorded it from television (remember when we used to do that?) on VHS (remember those?) and it is one of the few scenes from any film that made me cry. My mother had to force my face back towards the television to make me watch and to try to make me laugh at the toy aeroplane flying at the man's rear end. I think, as some have noted, that it goes to something primal, because the Johnny 5 says repeatedly "I'm alive" and he, like you, the child, is growing up and learning. At the same time, he's a machine, but as children many of us used to have mechanical toys (of robot kind and otherwise) that we had fun pretending were alive, so it's primal in that way too. That at least one of the two thugs is shown to hesitate several times before he strikes shows you that he, too, can't quite remove from his mind the idea that he has jumped from robbery to murder. I can watch the scene well enough now without too much of a problem and years later I would watch films with murder and blood and gore. At the same time, I think it is partly because of this scene that I have difficulty seeing "not-quite-human" things being killed on screen, whether it's this, the dismantling of HAL in "2001: Space Odyssey" (which I saw later) or Eurisko being given a virus in the X-Files episode "Ghost in the Machine".

[@drunksword3530]

The part at 1:32 really gets to me... You can see he know what he's doing is wrong, but it's too late to stop for him. The music, the acting and the feels really come together...

[@Sharkie626]

One of the benefits of this scene, is that afterwards, it brought J5 and Fred to a great friendship.

[@aq0245]

That scene after with Fred n j5 where he can't speak still tears me

[@baz1388]

When fred fixes him them helps him get revenge is great

[@MacTechG4]

I’ll always refer to that character as Derf… Derf started off largely unsympathetic, but knowing Johnny redeemed him a bit… I think Derf seeing a mortally wounded J5 still trusting him pushed him in the direction he needed to go, J5 still retaining hope after his savage beating… And this scene is still heartbreaking today Right up there with the Iron Giant’s “Superman” scene and the “paper bags” scene from When the Wind Blows…

[@makotomikami]

Still better than Robocop remake.

[@OniLordMiki]

Shut up

[@makotomikami]

OniLordMiki I don't SPEAK while TYPING comments...

[@Usernamesdontmatter1]

+Makoto Mikami Still better than Chappie.

[@makotomikami]

darkfur3 Really? I was looking forward on watching that :(

[@Usernamesdontmatter1]

Makoto Mikami It basically rips off robocop and these movies.

[@19822andy]

My son cried his eyes out at this

[@sh-bs6uj]

Don't lie. It was you

[@19822andy]

@@sh-bs6uj It nearly got me 😭😭😭

[@GeoffreySambursky]

I like Johnny five. I can relate to him so much

[@Redem10]

Does this unit has a soul? Yes it does

[@davidsanchez3528]

I remember watching this when I was a kid.😢 And I was so sad

[@joer736]

He's just a robot.. I swear this broke my heart as a child.... I never cried so much,.

[@frankieclayton9303]

This was a great movie a classic for the 80s

[@Scottyboy9999]

I remember getting goose bumps as the music kicked into action and the model planes come to the rescue. In fact I still do! Great scene

[@101babybush]

I never cried when babi got shot but I balled my eyes out when jonny five got hacked to death

[@MattExzy]

As a child, it was the first time I cried at a movie..

[@hardcorecordock]

It still guts me, the eye, why smash his eye!!

[@hardcorecordock]

+Nicole Little that director must have a dark soul

[@pkmovies92]

Thanks for Bambi spoiler...

[@redin575]

I dinna cry when they hanged me father for stealing a pig. But I'll cry now.

[@emmacampbell1175]

Took my mother a long time to stop me crying my eyes out at this scene when I was a kid.

[@Jabberstax]

This scene brought me to tears as a child

[@PGHDude]

I always hated this part as a kid, and to this day at 39 years old I start crying when they beat him and he's begging them not to hurt him. And hearing Oscar aka Max from Dirty Dancing shouting "Smash the damn thing!" just...I'm a little kid in my living room clutching my teddy bear crying all over again.

[@GeoffreySambursky]

This scene is something I relate to! I’m Hurt! Just like Johnny 5! 🎉

[@Tomorrow64]

this make me cry every single time

[@agentzou]

Yes I definitely remember this movie growing up as a child, especially this very emotional scene. Thanks for posting! Brings back touching memories~

[@Feckoff730]

Shoulda kept that laser from the first film Johnny, coulda turned all of them into ash.

[@Mahalove]

I have to agree, it is even more sad now that I am grown up. As a kid I was even crying while watching it.

[@Dinozilla626]

Thanks to the Nostalgia Critic, when watching this scene I always hear in a deep voice: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! JOOHHNY FIIIIIIIIIIVE!!! JOHNNY FIIIIIIIIIIIVE....!

[@ho-jinkang6164]

when i was cry for this it's my favourite movies in my life thank you ....thank you!!!

[@RC-go2kl]

Pretty cool to see America and Japan working together to save Johnny Five.

[@okamijubei]

Hey, it's the 1980s. As Japan willing to do a kamikaze on one thug up to his anus.

[@chevyfan7930]

The other looks sorta like German plane

[@Harry_Cornejo.]

39 years old and it's hard to watch this without at least 1 tear from the eyes😭😭😭😭😭

[@jesusalbertoalvaradoblanco]

I am 29 years old and I cried for her the same as when I was 9 years old

[@TicallionUK]

I haven't watch this part since I was young.....haven't been able to get it out of my head Iconic scene though

[@Purelight6]

When I was a kid my stomach hurt so very hard while crying. I was in serious pain. I got sick afterwards and stayed home school because of my illness. That's because no one knows how I feel about Johnny five; I AM A HUGE FAN OF THIS GUY!

[@ouchiewowow]

when his eye gets smashed... mine sheds a tear

[@_ARIZONA_MAN]

As a kid, I definitely cried at this part.

[@metazare]

Oh god right in the feels....This was absolutely horrifying to watch as a child. But you know, for being a weaponized military robot, you'd think they'd have made him a little more durable

[@metazare]

***** I thought about it after the fact, but u remembered that in the first movie the military plan was to drop them into enemy territory carrying high yield nukes I think it was and they were essential going to be used for suicide bombing.

[@pyrolee17]

Remember he was still a field tested prototype

[@PassiveSmoking]

I always figured he was a prototype/technology demonstrator and that if Nova had managed to secure a government contract they'd produce a hardened version for actual combat.

[@antsman88]

Metazare That is an annoyingly good point!

[@redin575]

All that space-age armor, defeated by one $20 hardware store axe.

[@johndoejjdujd]

Hey i was born in 85 and loved this movie as a child… i feel you af

[@fruitfarmfactory7901]

_"Tell me. Does a machine ever experience fear?"_ ~ Vegeta

[@tomvandl]

1:16 that hit like a truck when I was a little Kid ("Oh man... he is bleeding. So he is a living person)

[@cosorio128]

this was a bad ass movie!!!! this was the sad part :( 😖

[@fabulosoallpurpose3570]

carlos osorio did you just get out?

[@jellydiablo8573]

this part almost made me cry in 2014 and here i am 10 years later and it still hurts me to watch this part 🥺 i love that robot

[@hgbugalou]

Not enough credit is giving to the effects team and the director in the movie. They made you actually view J5 as a sentient being. All the little things here - the splashing battery acid, the widening of his pupils as critical components get damaged, the hesitation and look of empathy from the bald guy while he beat him. It all really comes together as a very tragic but powerful scene.

[@MatthewKlein-lx4gt]

This movie has given me hope and I leaned alot about myself through this movie

[@tymurai]

so much memories from this movie, especially this scene, im so glad he got his revenge and lived. johnny five ur the coolest robot ever. !!!

[@ScottNapolitan]

IKR? I love the revenge scene, particularly with that Bonnie Tyler hero song playing in the background while he's taking each villain down! "Ew-scray, Oo-yay, Ozo-Bay!" Still one of my favorites!😂

[@michelleprieur1]

Sobbed my heart out to it when I was a kid and crying over it now at 33!! NOT ashamed of it either.

[@Gin_toybox]

not sure if any one else remembers the song playing at the end of this movie, i still choke up when i hear "i need a hero"

[@Cenotaff]

I remember silently weeping to this scene as a child! I would like to say time is a healer, but it's not.

[@ToiletPlugger]

RIP Hitchbot

[@TheHeadlessHorseman]

I actually don't watch this movie because of this part anymore and here I am specifically searching out this part. Tore me up as a kid and still does at 37

[@beardedbloke2521]

It's still a sad scene to watch. By this point in the film, viewers developed a connection with Jonny 5 and had feelings for him and to see him go through this was quite sad.

[@marielipkins]

Cried as a child from this scene and I’m 39 years old now

[@JakevanHalen01]

This hurt me so much to watch as a child

[@stradag21]

Damn this still makes my eyeballs sweaty!😭😭😭😭 love Johnny 5

[@mumisdead]

I watched this film around 10 years ago and i have never found out what it was called to this day. This scene has been imprinted into my head as it caused such an emotional uproar at a time when i was so young. Finally i get to re watch this so many thanks onJa007 for this

[@PassiveSmoking]

Short Circuit 2

[@frankieclayton9303]

We definitely need another sequel of Short Circuit

[@1702jrd]

This is pretty brutal for a movie that kids watch. I watched terminator lower himself into the steel in T2 as a kid. That was sad, but he was a tough bad ass who volunteered. This is like beating a puppy

[@stevencowan37]

This, of all the things in the world, will make me cry every time I watch it.

[@Evan_Makeba]

This is a Spike Lee/Scorsese beat down that not only still breaks my heart but I think I still care for this character more then most human characters nowadays.

[@sageantone7291]

Those two couldnt dream of making this.

[@IndieKidProduction]

close to crying when i first watched this, brings back some bad memories, it took me 11 years to get over this, just watched it, opened up some old scars, dude this scene is sad as heck!

[@TheSBleeder]

This is still hard to watch as an adult. It's attempted murder of an incredibly good guy, machine or not.

[@ThomasBoyce5000]

As a little boy I never hated three men more in my life after they did this to Johnny 5.

[@XxGunsling3rMODExX]

This has been repressed in my memory..........forgot how traumatizing this was.

[@GeoffreySambursky]

Interior Crocodile alligator 🐊 I drive a Chevrolet movie theater! (Chip the ripper)

[@Chemeleon86]

A lot of that initial bashing was editing out on a TV version I taped as a kid. I see why. That was intense.

[@tjhooker824]

This is flat out murder thats why. There still are blood and bolts flying

[@orealz]

It's amazing how even though he dosen't feel pain phisucally, you can still hear and connect with his emotional pain, his pleading only makes the impact more real.

[@Harperlarp]

I know the description says don't cry. but I'm 27 and I'm still welling up to this scene.

[@Nickzilla22]

Ahhh... when he shouts "Please don't kill me!!!" I tear up every time.

[@TrveIrrlicht]

Liek this if u cry evertim

[@xLeRock]

I watched it today and i had tears again again. This scene is perfect, Johnny crying he's alive, those hits in slow-mo, this epic music starting with this plane flying, everything is breathtaking here I always wanted to kick Oscars ass off

[@superomegaprimemk2]

Well Johnny couldn't do that even if he wanted because he got no feet. Anyway, this is a sad scene in some respects, the guy who played Oscar really sounded like a villan when you heard him yell "Smash the dam thing!" All because he tricked Johnny into helping him rob the bank and knows that he is a witness that could idenitfy him, while Johnny is techinally guilty of breaking and entering, the fact he bought three crooks to justice and what he went through, I'm sure he was forgiven by the courts.

[@antsman88]

Darryl Ruiz I don't know - they arrested him so there's always the chance of hi. being savagely beaten by thugs in prison.

[@foxmcleod64]

One of my favorite movies as a kid. The sheer brutality of this scene is what makes it hard for any age to watch. Its all in the little touches too, such as J5 reaching for his eye after its been busted out.

[@so_bendy]

This scene messed me up more than Robocop 1 when I was a kid (around 5 years old)

[@MichaelStephenLordReserei1987]

You're not the only one. That's around the time I saw this and RoboCop (the director's cut, which was rare at the time) as well.

[@so_bendy]

The bit at the end when the bad guy falls in acid and gets hit by a car and explodes. Man, I'm still having therapy for that. :/

[@mr.manbat6897]

I watched this movie only once in my childhood, but i clearly remember crying and screaming when they starts beating the robot, i cant even finish the movie

[@mkaplan1383]

Nostalgia critic brought me here...

[@cmd2973]

This scene traumatized me so bad lol Now in my 40's I see how brilliant this was and the acting was terrific

[@amyobando5205]

Me hace llorar esta escena siempre 😭😭 marco mi infancia

[@kolbymiller3173]

officer patrolling: just a normal day with a guy running with a ax

[@wd3185]

Man, even Oscar's goons didn't look like they wanted to do it.

[@becausebuzzbomb6133]

I bet the robot wasn't cheap, the actors were just afraid that if they break him wrong or just have to redo the scene, they'll have it cut from wages lol

[@wd3185]

Because Buzzbomb True. Lol

[@christopherbinion812]

Yeah cuz they both tried breaking into the building when J5 was there.

[@wns808]

Jones (the guy with the crowbar) was all for it, but Saunders (the guy with the ax) didn’t want to but was forced by Oscar anyway

[@DoctorKosher1978]

Dammit, this makes me cry all the time. Johnny Five was naive, sweet, innocent and goodhearted robot and did not deserve this at all.

[@hakont.4960]

He jus wants some input and some friends. :(

[@animemanXLK]

I'm always a bit conflicted when I Saunders (the axe thug) reaction to being forced into beating Johnny. Jones(crowbar thug) is fine and dandy with smashing 5 to pieces but almost everyone of Saunders hit's on Johnny is ordered by Oscar and you see him hesitate almost every time with Oscar having to remind him 5 can incriminate them and get them all sent to prison. It's almost like he's been plucked out of the audience and being told to brutally beat a beloved childhood hero to death with a crowbar or and his family get killed.

[@timgonzalez8909]

When i say this when i was little i remember i started balling and wad like no stop and my mom was like wtf wrong with you...i never had a movie effect me like that.

[@akuma4u]

the part when he picked up his pieces was the saddest but u cut that part out.

[@chevyfan7930]

That's how sad this is

[@Mehlsuppe]

I always cried because I loved Johnny 5 as a child and still do :(

[@sertiserto8214]

What is the song in 1:48 ? pls

[@sandor6325]

Me to...

[@sertiserto8214]

@Ian Kowalczyk you are liying send me the link

[@sertiserto8214]

@Ian Kowalczyk cause I'm hearing a piano music. What kind of dealing this have with this music?

[@kitsunegiblaze8022]

​@@sertiserto8214-- Piano? I hear triunphant horns.

[@CROWcatalyst]

When I was a kid I cried. When I'm an adult I still cry.

[@stelkin656]

The reason why he shouldn't have removed his laser weapon.

[@CliffuckingBooth]

Ah yes ! Most heart breaking moment of my childhood...

[@kingman1245]

This is what happend to HitchBot

[@pyrolee17]

GODoftheRIGOVERSE GOD DAMN PHILLY!!!!

[@edubz1906]

As a 6 year old boy, this movie was part of my 5 movie rotation (No particular order) 1: Short Circuit 2 2: Hook (R. Williams, D.Hoffman) 3: Ghost Busters 2* 4: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 5: Monster Squad *Ghost Busters 2 my dad recorded off Live TV, he used one of those 6 hr long blank VHS tape that also had "The Burbs" (Tom Hanks) recorded on the 2nd half of tape and ended up seeing 500 times or more that I would watch all 5 movies religiously at least once or twice a week without fail for 3 or 4 years. Amazing I still remember each scene, every line, word for word despite being almost 30 yrs since the last time I've seen it.