Meet The Robinsons Is BETTER THAN YOU THINK!

[@skepticalsmoke5387]

That Goob scene when everyone was being nice to him and all he could think was that everyone hated him really hit me as an adult. So many opportunities and possible friendships wasted because we're stuck in our own negativity.

[@jordanpatton3622]

I never thought about that. I always just laughed it off as a comedic bit but that’s a good catch 😅 I can relate a bit to Goob in that way. Sometimes I get trapped in my own head.

[@AtlasBlizzard]

That scene hit hard.

[@Genesiscoupe3000]

This isn't how the world works kiddies. If you're a crack head, you don't just say "durr well people need to accept me for who I am! Absolutely nothing wrong with me!". Everyone in the Robinson family is what happens when you don't have a job, and start acting like freaks, which is why most of America and all the bums that don't want to get a job are the way they are no. Stop celebrating failure! You can keep at it, but constructive criticism is better that a false positive telling them they did nothing wrong, and not to worry about it. Must be nice to have all that time on your hands..........

[@FroggyNight]

“Why aren’t you seizing the boy!?” “Cause I have a big head, and little arms. And I’m not sure how well this plan was thought out…” This joke has lived rent free in my head for years.

[@Issei_Midoriya]

"Master?"

[@MochiSyrup]

Master....?

[@Issei_Midoriya]

@@MochiSyrup Agh stupid stupid *hits control panel against my head*

[@MochiSyrup]

@@Issei_Midoriya thank you for giving me a little boost of joy with this little interaction ❤

[@Issei_Midoriya]

@MochiSyrup yea of course. Like what Luis says keep moving forward

[@ivanbluecool]

I feel the phase "keep moving forward" is very underated even to today where people like to hold onto to a lot of past traumas or their own personal demons and take it out on others like goob. People are stronger than they know if they can take a step back and understand what's the issue and take steps to grow and surpass the past as it's over. It can't be changed

[@alyssamumaw2345]

I read goob as god and was very confused

[@islandofamari]

The past can’t be changed but people totally can

[@osmanyousif7849]

As well as the saying: “From failure, we learn. From success, not so much.”

[@KittyChibiWaifu]

The first time I saw that quote, it really hit me. It basically the mind set I live by nowadays. Idk why, but it reminded me a lot of A Separate Peace. There was one quote in there that really hit me and its almost along the lines of being the same. Either way, very simple, yet powerful 3 words.

[@Thebeezzkneezz.]

Reminds me of dorys Just keep swimming

[@BirdHouseBirdy1]

Another beautiful thing about the found family vs the blood related family is what Wilbur says in the end to Luis. "I didn't think my best friend would be my dad." Luis gave his son a beautiful blood related family to grow up in and feel loved in. Something Luis didn't have with his mother.

[@lizzyrank5405]

What I love about the Robinsons family is that its both found and blood related. Wilbur had the best of both worlds with lovely characters to grow up around.

[@Yummypoison0]

Blood relation is cringe lmfao it means nothing more then you share me genetics, oh wow, so amazing and special

[@Yummypoison0]

If you're trashing found family get out lol

[@yunochiii]

@@Yummypoison0some people have wonderful relationships with both their blood related families and their chosen families. You sound like you’re bitter and projecting. Hope you can Keep Moving Forward.

[@Yummypoison0]

@@yunochiii no, im just tired of people over evaluating blood. Did you know most kids are abused by people related to them? Blood is a trap. At least you get to choose your other family. Blood relations to abusers are extremely common.

[@sierrajohnson717]

I quote “Bake them cookies Lucille!” At least once a year if someone is really destroying on a dance floor. It hurt me that I had to google the clip to explain to someone once

[@CreativeSoul27]

Lmao, that's awesome 😂

[@luffyduffy7817]

I am almost 30 years old and I still make myself feel better by watching the "Keep Moving Forward" bit whenever I screw up. It's one of the best lessons you can learn is that failure can be ok

[@brieffs]

This movie meant so much to me as a kid and even now. The story, characters, and message are so inspiring. So glad this underrated gem is getting the recognition it deserves.

[@RedTeam_Medic]

Bowler hat guy is in the middle of the triangle connecting WALUIGI, GRU and ROBBIE/BOBBIE from lazy town

[@statesofgracie]

one of my favorite details in the movie is in the beginning when Lewis’ mom is dropping him at the orphanage you hear someone run off and later on when Wilbur takes him back to that moment and he runs away you realize it was Lewis (but I will say this does mess with the movie just slightly because it means this is one concise timeline so lewis as an adult should have the memory of everything that happened in the movie but maybe that’s why adult lewis is gone the whole movie so he can butt out of it and let it happen because he knows where it ends up)

[@LadyMisalein]

The Song "little Wonders" by rob thomas still crawls under my Skin to this day.... its...perfectly fitting to the movies message and themes underlining them with " enjoy the small things in life "

[@littleweirdo8544]

every time i finish the movie, immediately started crying. this movie holds a place in my heart

[@sleepysmartboy6287]

My mom is a huge Rob Thomas fan and apparently he wrote the song after an experience walking his dog. The realization that the small moments are things that are often the ones you'll look back on etc

[@drewo.127]

That and Another Believer are two of the most beautiful songs I’ve ever heard! And Little Wonders almost always makes me cry tears of thankful joy for being alive!💖💖💖

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

Todayland from _Meet The Robinsons_ is the closest thing we ever get to having Frutiger Aero in a Disney animated film. The futuristic city that stands on a clean environment screams _"The future we were promised"._

[@quillclock]

the movie Robots 2005 too

[@futuristicgirl14]

Yes! Very bubbly, clean, and colorful

[@drewo.127]

“THERE’S A GREAT BIG BEAUTIFUL TOMORROW, SHINING AT THE END OF EVERY DAY…”

[@theblimppilot]

Can we just appreciate this man's hair it's beautiful

[@aidyn5916]

I actually do believe we should take a second for that. Need the hair care routine asap

[@dipstiksubaru3246]

Pigs hair has finally reached full amazingness!! Let's hope he keeps it this time, or even grows it even longer still. It suits him very well, it helps he has amazing hair.

[@mathiaslienafa789]

Fun Fact: Meet The Robinson was the adaptation of a book

[@mari.art1999]

A book by William Joyce, an amazing author who also wrote books in which other animated media was adapted from such as Rolie Polie Olie and Rise of the Guardians

[@ElliottR0se]

​@@mari.art1999 I KNEW THERE WAS A REASON THIS MOVIE ALWAYS REMINDED ME OF ROLIE POLIE OLIE

[@fangirldreamer748]

@@ElliottR0seI remember watching that show, when I was a kid!

[@CaloBrown]

I wish I could've shown my brother this video, he was in fact a "Goob" he was focusing his time on becoming an artist (I loved his art style btw) got a job, was going to college, and he had got caught up with the wrong people and became addicted to hard drugs. After several years, he comes back home and my mom, dad, and eldest brother, showed as much support as we could. Unfortunately, as an addict he would do things like steal out the house, was prone to violent outburst, and just spat on our Christian upbringing, so my father had him kicked out of the house (disowning him in the process). My oldest brother gave him up as well. However, my mom and I continued to show him support, giving him money, for food, hotel, and clothes, but he just couldn't appreciate it because of how bad those around him treated him, there were even those on the streets that gave as much as they could, and it still wasn't enough. Life had beat him down, and people hated him, mostly because he was transgender as well, and had to beg to get what he wanted (drugs included). I'm not sure if we were enabling him, but we believed that it was the drugs that hindered him from getting better. As there were somedays that he would bounce back, got himself a job, cleaned himself up, and would be the person I knew back then. He just couldn't let go of the person who he fell in love with, which was the same person that got him started taking drugs, and that relationship was toxic in of itself. Not everyone turned him away but it was enough to make him take his own life a few years ago. I still wonder if I could've said something or done something more to save him, but I guess I'll never know, to anyone who read this comment to the end, it doesn't matter what you do for someone in need if you don't first show them love. We all show love, but we all have our limits, and when it comes to love, there is no limit. I apologize for the long comment, but after what I, what my family has been through. This means a lot to me as well.

[@esc8889]

I'm so sorry about your brother, i had a family member that went through something similar, and also ended up taking his own life. I understand your pain, and i can tell you were a great brother for him, i really hope you and your family are doing well after all this

[@ryanstonehouse4288]

you hit a heart string with this one ❤

[@millo7295]

Why so long?

[@koffinkiss]

I actually really love when you give a lot of attention to the message of the movies you discuss and talking about its depth more, and I don't think it's just rambling. Movies are impactful because of what they're saying and trying to make you feel, so the message of a movie is just as important as the literal plot to me. I haven't watched this movie since I was a kid, but I remember it meaning a lot to me. I know I'm definitely gonna cry when I rewatch it.

[@aidyn5916]

That’s exactly how I feel! I love when people “ramble.” How people feel about art is how it impacts our world, of course that’s important!! Loving your positivity :)

[@drewo.127]

I highly recommend getting 2x as much tissues as you’ll probably need them by the time you hear the phrase: “you have a great future ahead of you!” Dang it…now I’m crying!😭😭😭

[@TheSunglassesGuy173]

Literally peak animated movie

[@billblaski9523]

Best scene is when he went to future and in dark and watching that TV about how the bowler hat started to take over the world and made everyone slaves then the family was all "But Louis, we are already slaves" and it does the reveal where the whole family are wearing the bowler hats and turned into slaves, that scene was😮😮😮😮

[@PinUpDeadDolly]

I definitely agree with the message. Uniqueness is in all of us and when we accept our children , they can feel comfortable in themselves and accomplish amazing things

[@jackmarshall3255]

This movie and Wall-E was my childhood and I love the message of keep moving forward that has always stuck with me ever since I was a kid.

[@brieffs]

I feel this 100%

[@drewo.127]

This, WALL-E, Bolt, and Cars! The four horsemen of my animated Disney Childhood! (Also, Toy Story 3 and even though it’s live action, Herbie: Fully Loaded!)

[@jackmarshall3255]

@@drewo.127 and also UP, empires new groove, brother bear, and chicken little those were also classics of my childhood.

[@billblaski9523]

My brother, yes, yes, yes! I saw this movie just randomly at a friend's house one night and I always thought it was a Top 5 Disney film, so underrated!

[@CreativeSoul27]

Also wanna mention that Bowler Hat Guy IS indeed an amusingly memorable villain. The hilarity and zaniness of his character can be credited to none other than Stephen J Anderson, the film's director, who voiced not only Bowler Hat Guy, but also Bud (Lewis' adoptive father and Lucille's husband) and Tallulah (one of Lewis' adoptive cousins from the future). Stephen himself was adopted and he actively pushed to direct MTR because he related to and identified so much with Lewis. He's an awesome guy who continues to respond to fans online, especially on fan art for the film, to this day. 😊😊😊

[@alexis-marie_9920]

last 15 minutes of this movie never fails to make me sob, like snot running from my nose type sobbings, hyperventilating..... its embarrassing that i cant watch this movie with other people.

[@indiesunflowers]

the ending in general makes me cry, but that quote they show at the very end just makes me ugly sob

[@alexis-marie_9920]

and then the music " THESE SMALL HOURS , THESE LITTLE WONDERS THESE TWISTS AND TURNS OF FATE "@@indiesunflowers 😭😭water works mate

[@millo7295]

But you can tell people on the internet Stop sharing, no one is caring

[@Anna101shark]

Thank you for mentioning that being blood related doesn't make you family. As a queen person we a lot of the time have to go out and find chosen families. So that hits kind of close to home with me and the people around me. If a toxic person is toxic it doesn't matter if they are related to you. You don't "have" to love or put up with anyone that makes you feel bad. ❤

[@Anna101shark]

@@silvereyeraven ❤️

[@Kamea1997]

"They all hated me" is one of my favorite scene in any Disney movie.

[@noodlesofoodles]

2005-2010 is the golden era of disney movies and no one can change my mind, herby fully loaded, bridge to terebithia, meet the robinson, etc. they really had banger after banger

[@drewo.127]

Cars, Ratatouille, WALL-E, Bolt, Toy Story 3, Up, Lilo and Stitch, and many more! Heck, Treasure Planet, all of Pixar’s line-up from Toy Story 1 to the Incredibles, and even the re-release of Aladdin on the 2-disc DVD Special Edition! Disney was seriously cooking in the late 90s and the general 2000s! (No joke, I even enjoyed Chicken Little! Yeah, I admit it’s got issues looking back: animation wasn’t the best, most of the cast, especially Buck Cluck, were pretty mean spirited, and to some it might seem a little all over the place in terms of tone. However, my defense for all of that is A. They were still trying to find their own Disney 3D aesthetic outside of Pixar, and I think the imaginative cartoony designs of the characters and world still kinda hold up to a slight degree despite the CGI looking rough. B. Buck, at least in my opinion, kinda redeemed himself by the end, and Chicken Little actually spoke his mind to his father and he responded, imo, quite appropriately. Some of the things, again, might not work, but I think Buck did actually have a decently written change of heart despite his over the top cowardly and worst-father-y character writing! And C. …the dramatic serious tones were fine, and worked alright imo. But most of the silly visual humor, even the pop culture references, and especially the 4th wall breaking opening, made me and almost EVERY KID IN THE THEATER CRACK UP AND HOWL WITH LAUGHTER! And even as an adult now, despite all its faults it still makes me wheeze with so many of the over the top reactions, and all the sudden pop music jokes!🤣🤣🤣)

[@witchylizzy6024]

I just realized: Lewis's mom leaving him on that doorstep was because she, too, wanted him to keep moving forward.

[@millo7295]

Nah bro, abortion was taboo

[@noahgaming8833]

@@millo7295I don’t think you can abort a baby once it’s been birthed

[@Genesiscoupe3000]

This isn't how the world works kiddies. If you're a crack head, you don't just say "durr well people need to accept me for who I am! Absolutely nothing wrong with me!". Everyone in the Robinson family is what happens when you don't have a job, and start acting like freaks, which is why most of America and all the bums that don't want to get a job are the way they are no. Stop celebrating failure! You can keep at it, but constructive criticism is better that a false positive telling them they did nothing wrong, and not to worry about it. Must be nice to have all that time on your hands..........

[@Aireze_]

Dang, whoever could be doing that smooth, velvety announcer voice in the beginning of the video?? Must be some kind of extremely handsome, tall, and young man, who should DEFINITELY be offered voice acting gigs....

[@gonzal2001]

Most underrated Disney movie. Little wonders still one of my favourite songs

[@milkyisdoodlin]

I watched meet the Robinsons when I was going through a horrible time as a kid. I cried my eyes out when that end message hit. Keep moving forward..I watched it over 100 times. I have good memories watching it with old friends I lost contact with, I have good memories watching it when I was happy and bad memories of watching it when I was sad. It's my everything and doesn't get the praise it deserves.

[@beta2513]

I remember watching this movie with my dad after my grandpa’s funeral. I was still too young to understand much, but looking back, this movie was flooded with messages that my Dad probably needed to hear after burying his dad. And honestly, it’ll be things I’ll hold onto hopefully later in life, if I ever have to do the same.

[@jordanbuschert7926]

This movie was always one of my favourites as a kid and I didn’t know why it hit so deep but watching this video, I cried once I realized why it was a comfort movie for me and how much it helped me, thank you for making this video

[@theresawood1598]

I feel like another good movie about accepting your self and your quirks would be “a monster in Paris” while being originally is French and dubbed in English the movie still conveys the importance of accepting one’s self through story and music ( absolutely banger sound track) I highly recommend watching it, it’s criminally underrated.

[@trashyalphys]

This has been my favorite Disney movie ever since I saw it as a kid. I want to get a “Keep Moving Forward” tattoo for it; it means a HUGE deal to me. It’s so nice to see someone talk about it finally.

[@reijeux]

This movie impacted me so much emotionally when I was younger, that when I graduated high school, "Keep moving forward" was my senior quote. Genuinely has to be my favorite, if not one of my favorite, movies. At one point, I used to have most of the script memorized because I'd have it playing on repeat.

[@rayannevieira9988]

This movie made me want to work in animation at a time I didn’t even know this was a real job. I’m from a small town in Brazil, and I was obsessed with Meet The Robinson and kept watching the making off. I now work as a background artist. I own a lot to this movie

[@statesofgracie]

no matter how many times I watch this movie “they all hated me” always gets me

[@FatalCollapse]

This actually is my favorite Disney. I've met so many people who haven't watched it simply because it isn't a musical. Really happy to see you cover it!

[@Suno-ta-sei]

People really go by that logic? Guess they never seen any non musical Disney movie or show for that matter... they really are missing out with there weird hang-ups

[@esque7091]

It would have been cool if it did better so disney would add something from the movie to Tomorrowland

[@jacobsparks8981]

Super sad too, because the music in this movie is amazing. Little wonders lives in my head rent free.

[@redwiltshire1816]

This film is one of my favourites helped me understand a lot about families and not giving up and I would recommend it to everyone who hasn’t seen it

[@Meatjam30]

I’m so glad you decided to cover meet the Robinsons. It’s one of of my favorite Disney movies. I’m kinda sad it never got a sequel.

[@lemursteaks]

The song at the end still makes me cry

[@_The_Archive_]

Fun Fact: The parts of Lewis and Wilbur had to be recast when the original actors' voices broke.

[@aj27turquoiseskies]

Broke? like they went through puberty??

[@captaineli2461]

@@aj27turquoiseskiesyeah Lewis uses several voice actors throughout the film. Wilbur has the same VA but they had to re-record all of Wilbur’s lines after his voice changed during puberty. He originally sounded a lot younger.

[@HorseJoint]

This movie is TOO underrated man. Such BANGER original soundtrack and a surprisingly emotional Story.

[@unordinary_artist]

8:49 my whole life my parents have always expected me to do well in school. But I do have more struggles in certain subjects and typically I got grounded or I was in trouble if I didn’t do well. It’s gotten so bad to a point where if I know I’m gonna do bad on something I start overthinking and I end up getting upset about it before it even happens. Meet The Robinson’s will always be my favorite Disney movie because of not only its message, but its humor, its fun and so much more. And everytime I watch this film it always reminds me that I have to Keep, Moving, Forward. Have a great day

[@ArnoldStark123]

This movie, being Disney’s first in-house 3D animated film, represents more than just a technical leap-it mirrors Disney’s desire to move on from their past and “keep moving forward,” embracing new possibilities. While this pushed the company into new realms, it also paved the way for less inspiring trends, like repetitive remakes and AI-written projects. The animation’s distinct look wasn’t budget-related at least I don't think so; it was an adaptation to the 1990s children’s book by executive producer William Joyce, staying semi-faithful to its style. As someone who’s read the book, I find the design choices more meaningful.

[@SammyJay107]

YESSSSS, I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH!!! I'm so glad you're doing this video, not many people appreciate Meet the Robinsons!

[@nycerewalker1738]

The best thing about the family dynamic is that cornelius just ran his household like the orphanage he always wanted to be in … allowing his kids to be as free as possible to find their true selves because that’s where happiness lies and that’s one of the lessons he learns at the end of the movie. So for the family to be the reason why ,young cornelius understanding why individuality is important and getting that lesson from his own family tbat he created is really some full circle incredible writing….

[@ZombiebyProxy]

I was a weird kid whose mom abandoned me at the hospital who struggled to fit in and feel like I'd have a real family. This movie meant a lot to me when it came out.

[@alisakvasha3088]

I love this movie. I remember how I watched it on repeat, sobbing over and over when I was watching the bit about him realizing that the woman who gave him birth also made one of the best gifts of his life - an opportunity to choose his own family. And after seeing the family he'd make in the future, he changed his mind about chasing the woman who had abandoned him in the first place. I also think that the way he defeated Doris, made a huge impact on that decision - one move during this faithful moment and he can erase the very existence of his whole future that he still has a chance to create...

[@MrWarners14]

There’s no inherent problem with adapting source material into movies. This movie is a loose adaptation of a book and it didn’t even have time travel in the book. The movie rules regardless. Hell, a lot of beloved films are based on books. It all depends on the people making it.

[@danteshollowedgrounds]

Watched a TON of Meet The Robinsons growing up and it had such an emotional investing impact on me from the *Keep Moving Forward* point even Louis was an orphan and I was not.

[@OllieLuna]

Meet the Robinsons is literally one of my favorite movies. Especially towards the end, I think it’s a beautiful movie especially in its message

[@rometherevenant8749]

Love this movie. The ending always gets me. Also Rob Thomas's song "Little Wonders" really ties the movie together.

[@Tootz3374]

Meet the Robinsons is my family’s favorite movie of all time. It tells so much and the comedy is so good. I wanted to be in the future work so bad.❤❤

[@GenderlessP]

Nah cause this was one of my FAVORITE movies as a kid, and my favorite character was goob. The humor they had for his character was so ahead of the time

[@mutdandy]

Love this movie! It's heartfelt and the ending is just so perfect -the montage of his new life outside of the orphanage where we see bits and pieces of Lewis working on his future is just insanely sweet. Not to mention how amazing the soundtrack is Another Believer is just the perfect song to listen to while working on projects

[@shikavenolf]

15:55 when you haven’t reached the maximum word count for your assignment lol

[@usmaanilyas8639]

I always thought this movie would be really weird when I was a kid so I always avoided. I decided to watch it in my later years of High School and I almost teared up during the scene where Lewis chooses his future family over his mom

[@78jujubs]

You hit the nail on the head. I teach children how to swim, and I always tell them that it's ok to not be perfect right away, because that's the point of practise. Children need to feel safe enough to fail, they need to know you won't judge them or care for them any less if they fail. It's the key to building confidence in young kids.

[@gypsydanger0496]

"Another Believer" is such a bop I can't deny it anymore!

[@ravenb3936]

On 10:33 , I’d like to add that the quote “blood is thicker than water” is an edited quote abusive families use to keep you reeled in. Because the real quote is “the blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb” which basically says the family you choose may be better than the family you didn’t

[@soyyojosemanuel3250]

That beautiful ending, and the song are the end still tears me up

[@vandetta0_0]

I just wanna say I’ve always loved this movie and tried to get everyone I knew to watch it when I got the dvd😂. MTR deserved so much more love. Thank you for the vid!!

[@voodooluck]

I fucking love this movie, the humor is perfect, the music can be emotional at times, it just holds up so well.

[@minimonster2319]

I remember seeing this movie as a kid and loving it. I could never understand why Lewis' future family would be so encouraging at his failures, though. Now that I'm older, I realize how healthy of a reaction that is. And it takes time to change your viewpont from "failure = bad" to "failure = now you know, and that's a good thing", but with time and practice, it gets easier. Still kot there yet myself, but I hope to be someday. This mivie truly is underrated, though. As someone who has come from a lot of past hurt and trauma, I can genuinely say that I do cry at this movie, specifically the part where Lewis decides not to meet his mom. It really spoke to me that he saw his future and realized he liked it much better than the past that he could've lived through. Like, he could've chosen to literally live in the past for longer than a moment, but he didn't. He kept moving forward. That really hits close to home for me and likely for a lot of other people as well. I can honestly say I've met a lot of people who would benefit from seeing this movie. To anyone struggling as I am, I wish you well on your journey. Keep moving forward; you can do this. ❤

[@diem1095]

I also like that even though the tag line is "keep moving forward", it could have also been "remember, but don't dwell". The Robinsons are all about making mistakes and learning from them. Taking those mistakes with them into the future so they have experience to draw from when they want to improve things. It isn't about instantly ditching the experience of failure, but remembering WHY you failed and how to try and change it the next time around. (which is really a message I needed right now. Im going back to school for nursing and its going to take me 5 years to do it. I went to college at 18, my degree is basically useless, but I'm trying again now with something I know I want to do and will help me. Its going to be hard and Im going to be bogged down by regret because I didn't do this the first time, but the lesson I need to hold onto is that decisions need to be made with intention rather than doing it just to do it and just because this is attempt #2 doesnt make it any less of an accomplishment. Hell, my mom at 55 is going through nursing school RIGHT NOW. She has tried and failed at so many things, but has always done her best and now she's found something that sticks and shes GOOD at. I am so proud of her. I deserve to be proud of myself too) I love your channel. Its like watching a friend talk about what their passionate about. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.

[@dragothebluedragongamer]

This movie was one of my favorite Disney movies that were created. It may not be up there with the best Disney movies, but it's definitely an underrated gem that deserves to be recognized and respected more.

[@ilyluxia]

i really appreciate you making this video man. i know alot of it is just discussing the plot points of the movie, but I've had a pretty awful week, and the words of encouragement and positivity through out the video really helped. thank you dude, like actually

[@omni_phonic2665]

Thank you. Thank you for making these videos. It makes some of us who don't exactly realize they're stuck in a loop move forward. Or nudge us in the right direction. As always. Stay awesome.

[@thejoeman0123]

YEEES!!! I WAS HOPING YOU'D SPEAK ON THIS!!! This was a movie i would watch back to back when i was a young child!!! This movie set a standard

[@jostafa4438]

"I just keep moving forward until all my enemies are destroyed" -Eren Yeager very motivational

[@McSmurfy]

The part of the frog and dinosaur being mind controlled was funny and I like how they are a family and are so ridiculously fun. My parents taught me that when I fail, I learn from it and it's not something we can always prevent, so it depends on what I failed at to then get me spanked because it's something that I could've avoided with my knowledge and didn't. That's why my dad especially endorses it when failing because that's the quickest way to learn, but when he knows about something that is too bad when failing, then he tells us how bad it is instead of us having to learn that hard lesson.

[@sagecorduroy]

omg i’m so excited to see you cover this finally - i latched onto this film as a kid and never let go lmaoo

[@hollymault1821]

I don’t know if it’s been recommended before but: Where the wild things are. It’s a beautiful kids movie, one that I forgot I watched on loop as a kid. Something so whimsical and slightly scary about it which I loved. I’d highly recommend it!

[@lyndongrant2657]

Meet the Robinsons has been my favorite animated movie. Y’all are the ones who are behind

[@nyygabs]

the ending song brings me to tears every single time. this movie has such a special place in my heart.

[@ivanbluecool]

Our favorite hat boi getting a goth gf turned mommy. Dude sure has brains of culture

[@orppro7100]

You have such a big heart my dude. You’re awesome.

[@Mankey619]

Meet The Robinson is one of my favorite Disney movies, and it's so nostalgic just by seeing this movie. The Bowler hat guy is one of the best and tragic characters ever made in this movie. His revenge against Robinson is hilarious and childish, and it make sense cause he never manage to grow up without adoptive parents. Seeing him disappear, and leaving behind his diary with a question mark on his list. Just shows that he's got nothing to fulfill in his life. Really brings a good message, and that was "Keep Moving Forward".

[@addywayenberg9504]

Whenever my life takes a dark turn this movie ALWAYS helps me "move forward" idk what it is about it but the aspect of your perfect future might be just around the corner gives me hope

[@michaeladougan1348]

this has always been a comfort movie it’s just a perfect story

[@AvidGaymer42]

I love that this video turned into 70% Pig rambling and personally relating to the movie and 30% the actual movie. Driving home the point that the message is the entire point of the film

[@shawnwelch6203]

Your words man they are so wise thank you for everything pig you really touch people out there don’t think you don’t thank you so much for what you do 😭❤️

[@medicfox1756]

there's a few things that've always stuck with me.. things that relate to one another immensely.. and really help me keep moving forward meet the robinsons - Keep moving foreword Mythbusters - failure is always a option sonic adventure 2 - live & learn fnaf 4 - tomorrow's another day helluva boss - everything will be okay failure is bound to happen.. no matter what.. don't be scared by it, just live from it, learn from it, and move forward from it.. tomorrow's a new day, another day, a mystery day.. but one that, no matter what, will entail you being okay in the end..

[@BrokenDarling]

A few months ago my chihuahua Olivia that had been in the family for 8 years passed away suddenly. I blamed myself completely for what happed and got stuck in this guilt that I just couldn't shake away. I trusted in a vet that recommended to spay her and even though I was always afraid of doing it since she was tiny I went with it, he convinced me there were no risks and that she would be fine. He opened her up too much, she was in too much pain, wouldn't eat and almost dies. I decided to leave her in the clinic for them to take care of her, I was panicking and the thought of loosing her made me feel ill. A few hours later the vet called to say she just suddenly passed while he was trying to get her temperature. I knew she was afraid of strangers and more of man, I blamed myself for leaving her there by herself and it hurts everyday. I try to keep moving forward but it's hard and it feels like one step forward and two steps back. Thank you for reminding me of this movie, it gave me the little push I needed today.

[@clovered206]

You talking about positive reinforcement really hit home for me as well! I loved this movie growing up and could never quite put my finger as to why, so it's nice to finally have that reason clarified for me. I didn't grow up with much positive reinforcement either, especially from my teachers, so it's nice to have a shared experience with someone else. :)

[@donnyjepp5038]

I grew up watching this movie and it’s a classic to me. Every time I see it on a streaming platform I have to watch it. As you said bionic “you feel like you’re covering the message more than the movie itself”. You gave me a new tattoo idea and I’m gonna dedicate it to not only this movie but you because just like this movie you’ve helped me when I was down so today imma ask my gf if she can use her new tattoo gun to put “keep moving forward” happy Easter to you and ur physical and virtual family.

[@Brother0swald]

I have a fortune cookie tattoo that says "Keep Moving Forward" on my arm. This is one of my all time favorite stories and movies.

[@statesofgracie]

I’ve always adored meet the robinsons it’s one of my favorite disney movies. the last time I watched it I went on a whole rant in my letterboxd review of how it’s so underrated despite being so fun and comforting and perfect to me

[@Gustoberg]

honestly to me this Disney epoch is one of the most underapreciated phases of Disney, so many bangers and SPECIALLY meet the Robinsons, this is the BEST movies disney ever came up with, way up there with the big leagues imo

[@MrHappymanx]

I love how all over the place this video was because it means your genuinly talking about something you care about. I love this movie so much and its kinda become a forgotten movie to me until right now. I need to go watch it again

[@MissLizzanna]

I cry at the end every time. That song gets me.

[@collin9868]

Genuinely my favorite video you’ve ever put out, haven’t thought about this movie since I was a kid and I forgot how truly special it is to me, and it’s a message that I really needed to hear rn. I will for sure be watching this movie again soon

[@jasmineoldham2989]

little wonders from the soundtrack is also a great lullaby song & accompanies the movie so well.

[@HannerBananer28]

I just watched this the other night🥰 it’s definitely a comfort movie for me

[@HarleyChap.7325]

Thank you for being you and doing what you do dude

[@that_toast9175]

Watching this guy helps me feel so much better about myself and my feelings in my bad moments

[@maryy.angell]

this movie is extremely underrated. I myself am adopted(that’s why I love it so much)and regardless of much your parents love you, and mine do, you always wonder why did they gave me up? As a child always thought about that, but not anymore. This movie had a great impact on me as a child. Amazing video as always man.

[@guiltyspanxs]

I LOVE this movie. Definitely in my top 5 and the Moto “keep moving forward” are words I live by.

[@Carmxdy]

I would do anything to be a kid playing the meet the Robinsons game, such a feverdream type game, I remember rolling around in a giant hamster ball through a course, make a grown man cry

[@shannadehning9464]

It's incredible! Such a tearjerker too

[@lunarfox74]

Oh my God I came here for a review of one of my favorite Disney movies by one of my favorite youtubers lately and got hit with so many feels and self reflection lol, this was great, really made me think 😭