Mummy, I'm a Zombie Review

[@EAPK12]

the absolute worst part of this movie is the credits because it has this interesting 2d anim ation style where every character look 10x better

[@Bobsheaux]

Should've just done it in that style. lol

[@AllyGatorAnimator]

Isis' death is even more anti-climactic and pointless when you realize that ghosts are a thing in this universe. If that axe-head girl from the first movie can turn into a ghost, why didn't Isis? Or is there some magic nonsense I missed? Also love that neither Dixie nor Goner had any kind of regret or lasting sadness when she died. I thought Dixie and Isis were meant to be inseparable friends, and Goner joked about her dying and even straight-up CAUSED her death by being a jealous asshole. Why am I supposed to root for these characters again?

[@parker-boy98]

IKR? The whole movie is pointless!

[@lord_voldemorts_sex_slave]

Isis is too pure for this movie.

[@jessealvarado7796]

isis why did you die *mourn the death of isis she died when she didn't exist*

[@MintyRoot]

Anybody else wants to point out how difficult it is to see anything properly in the movie due to how little contrast there is in the visuals? It seemed like the colorist was forbidden from going even close from pure blacks and pure whites because someone thought it wouldn't be right for the tone of the movie. There's hardly any depth to the pictures in result and it's painful to even look at.

[@user-we9pt4xg4j]

Minty Root I went back to look and you are right

[@TheSpacerogue]

Kinda looks like Arnold renderer syndrome. but yeah they definitely forgot to add contrast.

[@randomweirdo5786]

Dixie: Mortals should stick with mortals. Me: Coming from the 13 year old half zombie half mortal that kissed Gonner not once but twice.

[@celinev7859]

I watched the movie for Gonner and Gonner only.

[@randomweirdo5786]

@@celinev7859 same

[@Randomeline]

The only clever thing in the movie is having the salamander be the fire element. Salamanders like to hang out inside logs, and in the olden times when people burned firewood and the salamanders ran from the fire wood, they thought the salamanders were being born from fire.

[@blondbraid7986]

Well, sylphs are spirits of the air too, so at least some of the symbolism was right. The rest was mediocre though.

[@redridinghood9902]

Shouldn't Zombies be afraid of Cats? Cats are the guardians of the Underworld.

[@gracekim1998]

Red Riding Hood very good point

[@thejedisonic67]

Makes as much sense as a zombie from Ancient Egypt understanding a term for bad luck originating from the last supper.

[@somegingerguy4242]

I thought cats only worked on mummies, ask Imhotep

[@philipsyoutube6111]

They also have magical powers even in the mortal world

[@stinger8449]

@@philipsyoutube6111 like the ability to always land on their feet

[@AmishParadise27]

Well, "Grimm" is actually a legitimate last name, and it makes more sense than when writers make up a fake last name that defines their character somehow like "McNasty".

[@Bobsheaux]

Touche... lol

[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

AmishParadise27 (AKA: Tyler) I agree! I would love to watch "Grimm" than these Spanish Animated garbage dumps.

[@saftytorch4435]

AmishParadise27 (AKA: Tyler) McZombie.

[@shadowwolfess4504]

Mcnasty’s Daycare

[@azathoth7587]

There is a children's show with a villain named Evil B. Bad

[@darrelsam419]

Wait did Dixie just go ghost at the end? Or at least go zombie? What even was the point of the movie since Dixie learned nothing, her mummy friend died, and her love interest betrayed her but didn't receive any reprecussions from that. I'm so confused by this movie. It would have been cool if she was able to visit the zombie world via her sleep or something, instead of everything being a dream. That way she can actually be in two worlds at once.

[@NobodieZ26]

So Daddy, I'm a Zombie got a sequel? This more believable then The Swan Princess movie getting 7 sequels. And speaking of the Swan Princess franchise, you HAVETO review those movies! They have become the new Alpha & Omega series. Also 6:32 to 7:06 & 8:31Isis has been dead since the time of the Pharaohs, enough to learn from other zombies about these things.

[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

NobodieZ Speaking of Alpha & Omega, where's Wolf-a-Bob when you need him? Isis knowing all these things should get his blood boiling. Next thing you'll know, she'll talk about Christmas!

[@elsie8757]

"Why couldn't it be the 21st century goth [who knows what a gnome is]?" Heck, even the 17th to 18th-century SCOTTISH KID who is _also right there_ would be a more logical candidate!

[@elsie8757]

Man, actually watching the rest of the video makes this comment ring even truer. Goner is utterly _useless_ in this movie. Total waste of a character. It's... almost a shame, somehow. :/

[@petehill7280]

Goner appears to be Irish, at least regarding his accent. While Ulster-Scots (people who are part Scottish and part Northern-Irish) exist, there is a strong difference between Irish people and Scottish people. Also, I think Goner being a pirate was actually a mildly clever decision on the part of the film-makers, as famed pirate Grace O'Malley was Irish.

[@elsie8757]

Huh. I thought he sounded Scottish. :/ Also I think in the first movie he said something about being from England, so I suppose it's anyone's guess what the hell he actually is. And regardless, I'm pretty sure someone from _any_ of those places should have a better idea of what a gnome is than a girl who allegedly lived and died in ancient Egypt.

[@thejedisonic67]

Next thing you know, there's going to be a third movie, and Isis will somehow be a computer geek and know a bunch of basketball players, as well as knowing upcoming news on recent video games.

[@0deadx21]

I think the pirate kid is IRISH.

[@saylorashman1434]

I love how he doesn't once mention the Egyptian, Pirate, Victorian ghost and the 21st century teenager all speak the same language and haven't had any incidents where one is confused about what any of the others are talking about but he gets mad that Isis knows things about time periods after her death. How would she know about what kills zombies without having met an older zombie first? She must have met others too.

[@reiayanami6290]

literally, why is the ancient egyptian speaking perfect english

[@southparkfirefly]

To be fair...Dixie's Dad DOES deal with the dead.

[@FilmmakeroftheFuture]

With a name like Dixie Grimm, she sounds like a Gothabilly.

[@healerofthewaters6508]

15:25 YOU'RE A ZOMBIE! My response to this: And? He talks. He moves. He's sentient. He has emotions. All he doesn't have is a beating heart, and that doesn't seem to deter girls from the idea of dating VAMPIRES, so... I guess as long as it's not DEAD dead then it's safe territory!

[@ParkRanger2000]

3:29, 8:32, 13:53, 14:22, 15:24, 19:45, & 20:11 And that's why I keep my volume down whenever I watch Bob's videos.

[@ScottPillgram20]

For something called "Mummy, I'm a Zombie", I'm surprised they didn't have the mummy chick up on the front of the box art Decided to look it up and it turns out Azoth has to do with Alchemy. The essence of transformation, in fact. Dunno why they never really explain that in either film, since I doubt the target audience is gonna know what Azoth is, let alone alchemy. It also didn't mention anything about controlling zombies. Slyph's are also fairy creatures, but from what I read, they're more creatures of air, so I dunno why that one turned into a rock. Or had a horn. Or was in a seagull's egg. In fact, why how did the Slyph egg get there? Also, apparently their eggs are meant to be small pearl-like objects. If this movie's going to use fantasy terms that aren't exactly mainstream, the least it could do is explain what they are. Also, why would a fire salamander want to be near any sort of body of water? Hell, how is the salamander managing to get away from goth girl's magical surfing tombstone? It just dips it tail in and suddenly it's acting like a motorboat. And lastly, what the hell is with some of the character's asses in this movie? It'd be one thing if it was just their asses, but it looks like the front of their bodies are also round. It looks really weird and kinda distracting. Reminds me of that princess chick from the Shatner Puss in Boots movie.

[@Regfife]

The one smart thing this movie did was use the original "elementals", which were an alchemy thing. Gnomes for Earth, Undines for Water, Sylphs for Air, and Salamanders for Fire. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elemental Oh, and according to Genesis 40:19, the ancient Egyptians did hang their condemned.

[@trashqueenpuffy8631]

It sucks because the designs and style looks really quirky which I really like, they could have done so much with this. Also great job by the way! Your review is really well done, can't wait for more.

[@TheLastHylianTitan]

You know, these films really make me kind of mad. I kind of like the character designs for some of the zombies, especially Gonner, Vitriol and Piroska. And Isis, as problematic as she is, was actually kind of sweet. It’s a shame they weren’t used for a better written, better animated, better budgeted movie.

[@MJandDragonBallZKai]

Is it wrong that I couldn't help but feel it was a little weird that the people who had such fat asses had very small thighs by comparison?

[@healerofthewaters6508]

No, it's weird. Disproportionate is weirdness...

[@alexjewett7455]

It's like they have balloons in their pants or something.

[@jojotoofor9eight766]

I thought you already did this movie... but this is MUMMY I'm a Zombie, not DADDY I'm a Zombie...

[@southparkfirefly]

I thought the same. It's a crappy sequel instead...

[@pmvaldez1]

"Dancin' at the Zombie Zoo, Dancin' at the Zombie Zoo Painted in a corner and all you wanna do Is dance down at the Zombie Zoo" - Tom Petty (RIP)

[@nautilusshell6092]

Well actually the salamander as a statue that repersents fire Is the only smart thing about this movie. They were thought to survive fire so many buildings in France have one such as the Great Opera to protect against fires. One of our King even had a salamander as his animal, I beleive It was François the 1st. But might be another king...

[@DankeDummkopf]

Also Leonardo Da Vinci believed Salamanders consumed fire.

[@nautilusshell6092]

Thanks for that info! François the 1st was a good friend of Da Vinci, this probably explains it!

[@thewalrusclown]

Don't' worry Mr. Bobsheaux, as someone who was researching mythological creatures for a project I'm doing I got you covered on this Sylph thing , heaars an excerpt form the Wikipedia page SYLPH : (also called sylphid) is a mythological spirit of the air (basically your standard fairy folk ).The term originates in the 16th century works of Paracelsus (father of Toxicology m believe it or not), who describes sylphs as invisible beings of the air, his elementals of air.[2]

[@TurboSilke]

True that but if i had to guess on what a "silf" was it would be hard to determine if it was sister or sibling, in this movie universe it could ofc be spook as well.

[@parker-boy98]

I thought slyphs were air nymphs?

[@parker-boy98]

@@TurboSilke I imagined them as being women made of air, or something adjacent to an angel

[@Julia-is6hh]

@@parker-boy98 they are air nymphs

[@kitkatcarebear7170]

Wait, I’m confused about the zombies dying twice. How can you kill something that’s already dead????

[@TombNGloom]

I don't think zombies are fully dead in this universe- they're brought back to life because they still have unfinished business so it's not like they're completely dead & I think what 100% dead for them would probably be becoming a ghost.

[@whichcache2517]

{Azoth was considered to be a universal medication or universal solvent sought in alchemy. Similar to another alchemical idealized substance, alkahest, azoth was the aim, goal and vision of many alchemical works. Its symbol was the Caduceus. The term, while originally a term for an occult formula sought by alchemists much like the philosopher's stone, became a poetic word for the element mercury. The name is Medieval Latin, an alteration of azoc, being originally derived from the Arabic al-zā'būq, "the mercury".} Basically, it's not just any McGuffin, it's THE McGuffin!

[@TsukiCondor]

Bobsheauxween and Nostalgia Ween always get me in the mood every October

[@hurricanefury439]

7:06 to be fair it's entirely possible that isis learned about newer superstitions from people who died at later points in history seeing how there are zombies from all different eras.

[@Shades14]

At least there's no room for another sequel. Dixie's an only child, so no "Brother/Sister/Sibling, I'm a Zombie," but I suppose they could introduce an aunt or uncle or her grandparents. Ohhhhh shiiiiiiiiiiii-

[@kermit5760]

I wouldn't rule a long lost sibling out tho

[@Masterge77]

Well... this movie was a waste of time, but the review of the movie was completely worth it.

[@mtdreamcatcher5090]

I know this was posted like a week ago but still, a sylph is an imaginary spirit of air. Yes I looked this up.

[@honeybunnies357]

Ah yes, you reviewed this :D I was waiting for this review to come when I saw the movie on Netflix.

[@axolotlfairy2473]

As bizzare as it sounds, salamanders actually are associated with fire in mythology! However, those are only 6-legged salamanders, so movie still fails

[@rizuepic3249]

I honestly loved this movie when I was little 😂

[@healerofthewaters6508]

Same. I really don't think either of them are bad. Sure, there's a bunch of weird plot things, but... I still think they're fun to watch.

[@rizuepic3249]

Lily Stephans i was a Child so I didn’t really care. I never watched the second movie. But the first one was epic to me 😂

[@DrMatrix1231]

Gee, a animated fantasy film where the characters have to get 4 elements of the cosmos. Never heard that one before 'holds up copy of Final Fantasy for the NES'

[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

DrMatrix1231 That's what *I* said!

[@BigK13372]

DrMatrix1231 Yeah but that’s a fantasy video game not a film. But hey at least you weren’t like me and referenced The Fifth Element. That’s a sci fi film

[@Silver_Adventures]

who is dumb enough to make a sequel when the original didn't even make 7% of the budge back

[@HeilRay]

Silver Adventures They probably mostly reused assets from the first movie, used or unused to churn out a sequel for almost no money.

[@Tytoalba777]

11:30 I can tell you Sylphs are apparently real mythological creatures. They're probably pretty obscure, at least to the average person. They're, according to google, are just plain ol' spirits representing the essence of air.

[@thekungachunga4578]

Wait a minute... I got it. I understand the point of this movie! Think about it, the first movie was just a rip-off of Tim Burton's art style and had a story more cliche' and pointless than anything, and this movie is almost exactly the same but even more asinine. These two movies are exercises in patience!

[@blondbraid7986]

It seems the second movie is also a ripoff of ParaNorman by studio Laika, a movie that did the human versus zombie thing a thousand times better.

[@xiinava6418]

I used to love this movie as a kid, mainly because i was to young to "understand the point". but now im sad that this movie is useless

[@LegiyonEhellout]

I thought this was a reupload xd

[@SuperMarkerComicBro]

If light kills zombies, then how are they perfectly fine in the moonlight? I put more thought into this than the filmmakers did, didn't I?

[@TheRoflcer]

It could be explained I suppose that it's strong light that kills zombies, and moonlight is too mild for them. But, again. Introduction scene to the pirate kid was in direct sun-light, so I wouldn't be surprised if the writers didn't think this through (Or maybe the animators screwed that up)

[@BigK13372]

SuperMarkerComicBro The best explanation I can come up with is that the zombie and ghouls in this film are similar to the ones from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventures; in that they are merely vampire thralla whose biology are an extension to the vampire who turned them. Than again I don’t think that Nebula villain is a vampire, so yeah the writers just fucked up.

[@healerofthewaters6508]

Also, to be fair, Isis said a sudden FLASH of light would kill them this time around or something of that equivalent.

[@gracekim1998]

'Earth, wind, water and fire' Me: Heart! Go planet! CP: By your powers combined I am Captain Planet!

[@maximusdork3336]

Gracekim1 I knew someone would make that joke.

[@gracekim1998]

@@maximusdork3336 😂well I had to

[@SuperSwordman1]

1) I've seen a lot of "Was it only a dream" stories like Daddy I'm a Zombie. I think this is the only time a sequel outright says "Yeah, it was all a dream". I mean it was painfully obvious a dream this time, so probably was a dream last time too. 2) The 'scared of heights' joke was great. Way to go Bob. Can't have been easy to work something fun into this piece of nothing.

[@Dazyhead]

i' surprised you added this one too. the flash artstyle they had in the end credits of the first one is still better than the show itself

[@DrawtoonzStudio]

I was feeling down today for whatever reason, and I check my recommendation to find a new Bobsheaux video. Just what I needed to cheer me up!

[@DrawtoonzStudio]

And oooh, I know what’s coming next week...can’t wait!

[@peridotfacetflcutxg-qb7bp]

Whats next. Brother im a zombie.

[@BigK13372]

BilboKoira Too late. I hope yall enjoy the ol timey racial charicture voodoo zombies found in 1940s/1950s horror flicks!

[@gabriellavedier9650]

The only positive thing I can ever say about this movie is they at least knew the usual fantasy elemental connections and creatures. I remember Ironclaw used those to represent elementalist magic. That's the only faint praise I can kind of give.

[@PB-gy9ru]

Yaaaay, you did the sequel. 😄

[@reptile1687]

7:50 actually the other elemental representations are a salamander (fire) and slyph (air) and an undine (water)

[@mayafeyplushie2025]

What's next a Sequel to The Nut Job? Oh wait

[@gracekim1998]

Leon S. Kenady we shall never speak if this again

[@SlyfyGummy]

19:00 I'm A GOOFY GOOBER!

[@totallynotjeff7748]

19:15 I thought she was gonna start listing off the elements of harmony.

[@Skipsjack]

The second the elements were mentioned, I immedetly had Fire Nation flashbacks

[@jorgearnoldson3107]

This movie mentioned that zombies like eating cats, but you didn’t make a single ALF reference?

[@someguycalledgoober155]

Her last name is Grim? Grim... Grimm..... THIS WI-

[@gamerhero9559]

What a weird title for a squeal...I thought this was a parody of Daddy, I'm a Zombie.

[@MathiasMCSV]

Had to wait and think for a moment when i saw the title of this review. Thought it was a re-upload of ”Daddy, i’m a Zombie”... then i started watching this video.

[@ultramagnus566]

Not the sequel I found on Netflix with out the original, this is maddening!!!

[@Iominia]

Your costume Kind of Looks like Emo Dad! (Love your videos by the way :D)

[@kgkgaming06]

When you actually like and have watched both the films *nervous chuckles*

[@jessealvarado7796]

why are you nervous

[@Tazzie1312]

...yeah I'm sure she wouldn't have a scar on her at all from abdominal surgery. And moving around just fine.

[@stinger8449]

12:15 actually in alot of folklore salamanders are often associated with fire so it does kinda make sense

[@thirteenfury]

I like the goth look on you, Bob. You should dress that way more often. Although I'm surprised you didn't make a Fifth Element joke. Or an Avatar: The Last Airbender joke. Oh well. Maybe in the next movie that abuses the four elements trope.

[@HiperPivociarz]

Oh yes, they float, Bobbie. They all float down here.... It kinda sucks, because no matter where you go you can bump into a floating stone

[@blondbraid7986]

Maybe the tombstone she used was made from pumice?

[@melissalayson7275]

@@blondbraid7986 Most tombstones in U.S. and the U.K. are made from Marble and Granite. Not Pumice.

[@notoriouswhitemoth]

...why does this exist? Sylph, as in sylvan - they're faerie-like beings that live in forests. "Sylph" is the root of both "Pennsylvania" and "Transylvania". I think it's nymphs' bog (another name for a swamp, pond, marsh, wetland; technically each of those refers to something slightly different, but they're all essentially the same general idea)

[@Nakia11798]

I watched half of the first movie in a day that I was desperately searching for animated films to watch.

[@moonkingdomify]

I know that it was meant to be a joke, but a Sylph refers to an fairy that has control over the air. That doesn't explain why it has a horn and turns into a rock, but there's that.

[@Tytoalba777]

11:42 I'm sorry, but that's not how pillows work. It looks like her head is warping space and time like a black hole rather than actually changing the shape of the pillow edit: Obligatory "Space is warped and time is bendable" reference here.

[@RaichuWizDom]

+BobSheaux This movie has a very simple and straightforward explanation: the creators had just gotten done with a Steam Sale, and they bought Ghost Master. No, really. The Elementals, the turning into rocks... That's a binding agent, by the way: they can't manifest on something that doesn't already contain their element, so when removed, they turn into a binding agent themselves like an embryonic cyst. In the game, you could only place certain ghosts in certain locations, but there was one who could drop a 'present' that would serve as a mobile haunting base. Salamanders could only haunt fireplaces or stoves, Earth Elementals could only haunt potted plants or the like, the Water ones could haunt bathrooms or sprinkler systems, that sort of thing. The whole thing sounds like Ghost Master, right down to the collecting. The creators probably got stuck on that thrice-accursed hospital level, too, which is why the hospital plays such a big part in the movie. Also, the salt thing... again, there are other interpretations. Let's just say Billy and Mandy were a lot more legit than people gave it credit for. And err... "Isis should not know this?" She doesn't. You say yourself it was a dream. One more thing: Bob, come on, I know the brony fandom scares people, but you had the perfect opportunity to put Captain Planet back to back with the good ole' Friendship Rainbow Laser of Death and you missed it.

[@lostartist7751]

8:31- Ok, at this point, I'm certain Isis knows her ABC's.

[@FerintoshFarmsPhotography]

She has been alive for several thousand years, I'm sure she knows some things

[@DrakeKnight99]

It's entirely possible for Isis to know all this things. Due to her age she could've been taught by various people throughout history while she was waiting in the after life to move on, I guess.

[@tpsplatinum3562]

To be fair, it's possible Isis could have been undead for long enough to experience the cultural changes over the centuries first hand.

[@JacobHillSBD]

Yeah, Zombies love to eat cats. Also, Alf: His favorite dish is brains. He was always crack open Willy's brain. Don't you remember his catchphrase, "Ha! I kill you!"

[@Tytoalba777]

You know what I realized upon the rewatching this review? Not only is this movie pointless, it seems to be spiteful of the first movie. They kill Isis unceremoniously, Gonner (or however you spell his name) betrays Dixie and is never heard from again, and Dixie herself doesn't want to get caught up in all this again. I wonder, maybe the creators made this as kind of a ritual of them moving on.

[@TheRoflcer]

Actually Gonner does reappear at the circus area where Dixie turns back into her zombie form. He just doesn't do squat to count.

[@kyledunton8571]

Actually, the reason they chose those creatures to represent the elements was because they are taken from Rosicrucian mythology.

[@jacksparrowismydaddy]

a sylph is like an air spirt dude.

[@RavenFoxAudio]

It was a joke dude.

[@jacksparrowismydaddy]

sorry dude didn't know if you knew.

[@hurricanefury439]

8:34 that's not a key. It's an old fashioned lock pick

[@cynthiakeller6149]

This reads like a lucid dream.

[@Wh1t3Rabb1t]

I remember watching this when it came out

[@morganduffey3656]

Him: no one likes zombies! The 10 Gonner fangirls: Yeah.. who would like zombies? Certainly not us! (I totally didn't have the biggest and most cringiest crush on him when I was younger-)

[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

7:12 to 7:18 A group of heroes going on a quest to collect four elements? Gee, haven't heard *THAT* before... (Holds up a clip of ProJared holding up his copy of Final Fantasy.)

[@dylanbeebehive2024]

Personally I would have gone with Avatar The Last Airbender myself but whatever works for you

[@TsukasaFanTc]

I saw this on Netflix- I figured you'd review this! This movie was basically an animated shrug. Completely 100% Pointless I found myself saying "what was the point of that?" a LOT

[@MadameSomnambule]

This movie looks like it was rendered with an Instagram filter

[@heydaesan]

I thought this was a fever dream

[@albatross4920]

i saw this on netflix, i could only survive thru 2 minutes of this stuff

[@goodday3185]

I remember watching this movie and randomly remembered it

[@MaidRabbitGore]

I know I'm here late but the part where they chase the lizard reminds me of the struggle to catch them in Shadow of Collosus when I was little 😂

[@mightyautismgaming1534]

Did you know this film is also called daddy I’m a zombie 2- Dixie to the rescue. I know this because I saw the box set that came with the first daddy I’m a zombie

[@ZephyrLucki]

8:05 I just noticed why is Gonner’s stomach in pain when Isis stomped on his foot? Also why do I have the vaguest feeling this movie has racist undertones?

[@Somberasmrfan]

😂😂😂😂

[@AngusStewart01]

That intro reminds me of pbs for some reason

[@BlastofMoon]

13:53 1. tombstones are friggin heavy and they're not gonna be ripped out of the ground by a 19-pound girl. 2. tombstones can't floaT, stones of ANY kind tend to, you knoW, SINK LIKE A ROCK

[@HiperPivociarz]

I would be down for this movie betraying everything we know about zombies, since we totally butchered the meaning of this word long ago, but this movie's zombie lore is just as bullshit, so what's even the point?

[@jonfoy6477]

There's actually a a game that comes from japan and you gotta download it, where you have to collect four element spirits with the same names...Sylph, gnome, salamander, and undyne..

[@sharklover0076]

Next up sister I'm a zombie

[@MrKlausbaudelaire]

7:21 hold the phone.... is that.... the Human transmutation circle from Fullmetal Alchemist? (with a star added in the middle, because why not...) I don't know if thats a homage or a lame ripoff!!

[@greenstuff3706]

Well, many, if not all the concepts from Fullmetal Alchemist date all the way back to Ancient Greece, so I don’t think we can fault the movie there.

[@a.dennis4835]

I think it might have been interesting if the plot had Dixie questioning where or not the zombies were real.

[@7Marx7]

13:50 PHYSICS! PHYSICS! PHYSICS!

[@SwiftNimblefoot]

3:30 - wow, father of the year, he has to put her in a coffin when the front seat is empty???

[@daddiedragon507]

I have many questions and complaints I watched and loved this movie when I was like six, so when did it come out Also I want more of Gonner and Dixie cause they didn’t have like any real relationship Also if this was supposedly a dream wouldn’t dixie’s mind want to know and see more about her love interest like dude And Dixie barely even seemed concerned about Isis Oof 👌🏻

[@celinev7859]

I ONLY WATCHED IT FOR GONNER BWAHAHAHAHA

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

7:48 So basically this takes place in the Once Upon A Time universe, since in that one dwarves DO hatch from eggs?

[@elsie8757]

Well this is a gnome, not a dwarf, so....