PINOCCHIO (2002) BAD MOVIE ROAST | Double Toasted

[@erikbyrge2024]

6:08 Korey losing it 12:24 Darn it Pinocchio 14:06 that's says it all 17:02 stay there 22:22 Korey Punishment Pinocchio 28:37 Watch it 33:08 Billy Joker Laugh 46:09 Woodstock 47:24 Martin narrates 56:34 OMG the Horror!

[@denkokoro]

Postmodern time stamps? You, sir, are visionary.

[@comixproviderftw_02]

20:47 Billy losing it over the voices 25:12 “I don’t see no puppet, I see a dummy!”

[@ridiculousnicholas4732]

30:30 They look like Mutant Pimps

[@dar3mor6]

22:50 "I'll kill this MF"

[@C.Mustard]

Lol “ billy joker laugh “

[@Paranormal718]

"Grown ass man, dressed like a toddler with the voice of a spoiled college bro." 😆 😆 😆 Incredibly hilarious to a hear such a description in my lifetime.

[@GhostofGomezDawkins]

Went to an audition for CATS and ended up in a Dolemite movie.. That killed me lol.

[@pestyobsrvr4278]

I remember watching “life is beautiful” when I Took Italian in high school. Never thought I’d see it come up again

[@The_Cold_Slither]

My aunt said the same thing when we saw this movie. Had it been about mental illness, and this is a grown man who had gone through something very traumatic as a child, and this is how he disassociates from reality, it could have been something different and creative. This was just creepy.

[@CLDJ227]

Or maybe even a Peter Pan spin where he refuses to grow up.

[@daliborjovanovic510]

Roberto Benigni was clearly very passionate about Pinocchio and you can see the seeds of a good adaption here. But good movies are usually a collaborative effort, and unfortunately, much like with Mike Myers’ Love Guru and similar ill-conceived vanity projects, Benigni was surrounded by yes-men who went along with and enabled whatever radical, counterintuitive idea he had, like deciding that he should play Pinocchio himself while pushing 50 XD I'd say Benigni should have played Geppetto instead but he wound up doing that nearly 20 years later in Matteo Garrone's Pinocchio, which did receive better reviews from what I hear, so good for him.

[@GhostofGomezDawkins]

The comparison of the Love Guru and this movie is spot on, good call lol.

[@Kylopod]

I haven't seen the film, but I did read the original novel as an adult some years ago, and let me tell you, it is a truly baffling work. I recognized some of the things they mentioned in this video: I remember the gorilla judge, I remember Pinocchio getting lynched, I remember him killing the talking cricket then it coming back to haunt him as a ghost. Beyond all that, the story isn't even coherent on its own terms. For example, the book describes Gepetto creating Pinocchio and how he comes to life and starts talking. His being able to walk and talk from literally his first moments of existence is weird enough. But then it has him get up and instantly run out of the house, and he spends the first chunk of the novel as a runaway wandering the outside world. Then he starts to become homesick and it says he misses Gepetto--this despite the fact that the novel indicated he'd had absolutely no relationship with him, they were effectively strangers! I know it's a kid's book, I know it's from the 19th century, I know it's from a different country. There must be some cultural context that was just lost. And it makes you better appreciate what Disney was able to do in making this very strange story accessible to American audiences, including generations of kids.

[@lamentate07]

He is the best thing about Garrone's Pinocchio, surprisingly.

[@raykincaid684]

Mi

[@anthonyleach7608]

I remember seeing the trailer for this in the theatre as one of the previews for Scooby Doo. I asked my dad if we could see this and he said “maybe.” When Scooby doo was done I asked him again and he said “NO!”

[@thecinematicmind]

That no is satisfying.

[@jdrvargo287]

Reminds me of how sometimes after a trailer my dad would look at me and say "We are NOT seeing that."

[@titangirl161]

Your dad was a good dad

[@hotman718]

Korey has my deepest respect. The shit he has to watch just to review is crazy. You couldn't force me to watch this.

[@mew10521]

The Force is strong with him

[@alexandriaburnett2801]

They have enough fun talking about shitty movies to balance it out.

[@ElaMongrella]

The book originally ended with Pinocchio hung on that tree and dying. It was supposed to be one of those "lessons" for kids to behave, or they would end up like him. But people didn't like this ending, so the author went back and had the blue fairy save him, and continued the story.

[@cakedUraniumMuffin]

I know I can search Google, but didn’t the author dislike children (specifically boys due to their horrid behavior)?

[@awesomefox555]

Seeing how much of a little shit Pinocchio is and how bad most of these adaptations are…maybe that would be for the better

[@MrGrandure]

Imagine writing a story where the person goes to jail and gets brutalized in the showers as a lesson to not be bad and go to jail

[@koammudo43]

Yeah ....there's shows and movies like that 😂 ​@@MrGrandure

[@BugsyFoga]

Before there was a bizarre Pinocchio dub with Pauly Shore, there was one with freaking Breckin Meyer.

[@Omar-wq9dz]

There’s also a Geppetto TV movie with Drew Carey, Julia Louis Dreyfus, Brent Spiner, Wayne Brady, and Usher

[@titangirl161]

That movie should be on this channel. So bad it's actually kinda funny

[@daliborjovanovic510]

Pinocchio trying to kill the Cricket here is actually worse. Sure, he doesn’t succeed, but in the original, he just threw a mallet at the Cricket without much thought, hoping to scare him off, but his aim proved more accurate than he thought. Here though, he’s actively trying to kill him.

[@evadan100]

In Italy Roberto Benigni is a very well known comedian. Back in the '80 and the '90 he has acted and directed some very funny movies ("There is nothing left but crying" is one of his best). And yes, he has always been totally crazy on italian TV, I would say in a "surrealistic" way. And people loved it. "Life is beautiful" was his first "serious" movie, with a serious subject. From than on he became less of a comedian/director and more of a lecturer. He is more known for reciting and explaining Dante's Divine Comedy now. In Italy people consider "Le avventure di Pinocchio", a TV series by director Comencini, the best adaptation ever of the story.

[@rqtek4god]

Sidenote... Queen Latifah from New Jersey not brooklyn

[@blackmagician7645]

23:25 I nearly passed do to laugh asphyxiation. 🤣 Bruh.

[@bearerofbadnews1375]

there should be a ranking for all these Pinocchio movies from best to worst.

[@moxiemaxie3543]

Someone already did. Just search it up on the yt engine :)

[@moxiemaxie3543]

@B same thing, just reverse the number rank meaning

[@myles7453]

Yeah. If I had the one's I've seen. 1. 1940's Pinocchio 2. 1996 3. 2022 Remake 4. 2002

[@miraclecomics]

That would take way too long. There’s 100s of Pinocchio films ever before I was born. 😅

[@Da1Dez]

Not sure which is worst but I'd say in terms of the best: Disney's 1940 version is the best overall in terms of adaptation to the screen. However, if you want to know which is the best version that's close to the book storyline check out the 1978 version. It's animated and rarely gets mentioned and many don't know it even exists. The full movie is here on KZbin in English.

[@Nightwing-ce1tx]

It's crazy how you can win an Oscar or be nominated for one and then make a terrible movie before you win or It's released after you win

[@wilcee238]

Ever hear about Eddie Murphy and “Norbit”?. Or Hugh Jackman and “Movie 43”?

[@matty6878]

roberto really was a fluke. i saw his earlier films hoping they were like Life is Beautiful and they were the most boring shit ever. his pink panther film was probably the worst

[@jaymann5180]

Don't forget Charlize Theron making Aeon Flux after winning the Oscar for Monster.

[@MrBoyYankee]

@@wilcee238 #PREECHMAN

[@krisj827]

Nicholas Cage in Con Air after winning an Oscar for Leaving Las Vegas.

[@homefactory6226]

Pee-wee herman did play a grown-up man Pinocchio in a fairytales series. 😂😂😂😂

[@lordofthereels6790]

I always remember Breakin Meyer playing teenagers THE ENTIRETY of the 90's like the dude was some high school Highlander or something.

[@commonommoc6514]

😂

[@marcushamner5994]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jamesstone6582]

My Italian class in high school watched this movie, and to this day I have yet to see anything weirder.

[@reednitz5132]

Jodorowsky's Holy Mountain is by far the weirdest thing I have ever seen

[@brutustantheiii8477]

Did you watch it in its original Italian? If so, did that make it any better?

[@comixproviderftw_02]

This unlocked a hidden memory. I remember that there were McDonalds toys on this movie.

[@BugsyFoga]

Same

[@tobiaslawrence8928]

I thought I hallucinated this as well lol.

[@eduardovillagomez3675]

Wait, people tired to merchandise this?

[@vicfig26]

Growing up in the 90’s I remember the version with JTT as Pinocchio. The movie is called “The Adventures of Pinocchio” till this day I remember it fondly. To me it is the best live action version of Pinocchio.

[@larryjames3770]

That's my favorite live action the adventures of Pinocchio

[@PoppieLand]

This trio is the best. Billy is killing me

[@daliborjovanovic510]

I remember seeing this movie once in elementary school (it was the subbed version) and recalled the Fox and the Cat being presented as regular human hobos who just call themselves “Fox” and “Cat”. That’s some Mandela effect right there, because I was shocked to see that they actually looked like rejects from 1996’s The Island of Dr. Moreau XD It was even more shocking to learn that in the English dub, Fox is played by Cheech Marin, who oddly enough, offers one of the better performances in this, along with Kevin James as Mangiafuoco.

[@doughnuthead8757]

The most accurate, faithful adaptation of the book. Okay, you win, now keep it away from me!

[@potaterjim]

Proving the rule that The Shining and Jurassic Park wrote: "Sometimes the book is trash"

[@Climinator-op6kh]

You should review the 2020 Italian made Pinocchio also directed by and starring Roberto Bergnini. In that one he plays Gipetto and that version sticks closer to the original 1883 story and is actually pretty good although very dark for young audiences.

[@michelerusso9745]

He just stars in that one, matteo garrone directed it

[@artarealmblazer]

So he did this TWICE?!

[@Climinator-op6kh]

@@artarealmblazer the 2020 is a LOT BETTER and is closer to the original 1883 novel from what I understand.

[@JeonardShadby505]

It was actually nominated for two Oscars, which is ironic since Pinocchio 2002 was intended to be an Oscar contender.

[@Paranormal718]

Word up! That transformation into the donkeys in the animated original scarred me as a kid. To a lesser extent, I would even say the whale chasing them.

[@ElaMongrella]

I remember the 1994 movie Clifford, where Martin Short played a 10 year old, even though he was 44 at the time. And it was not that he was a child in a man's body, like Robin Williams in Jack, but he was actually supposed to be a regular 10 year old kid. So he did that before Benigni.

[@carlosmelendez8317]

That's not a puppet, that's a dead body! 😂

[@alexchavez7514]

Assuming they review the Netflix Pinocchio when it comes out, Double Toasted will have reviewed 4 Pinocchio movies this year! Korey must be so happy.

[@dylansmith5206]

Don't forget the 90's live action version staring Jonathan Taylor Thomas.

[@fdub301]

@@dylansmith5206 unironically a banger

[@matty6878]

they should review the horror one from the 90s, that one was actually good.

[@nikkicole54321]

Thats a record.

[@Climinator-op6kh]

There's also the Phoenix Games one on PS2.

[@CLDJ227]

It is interesting that as bad as this film is, it did try to be more accurate to the source material. Also, this is just a nitpick of mine but with all the dozens of Pinocchio films out there you would think they would use a different title in order to stand out. The same thing goes for Cinderella, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and many others.

[@smoke126857]

Like call the recent second turtles movie only Out of the Shadows

[@brandonspain12345]

Yeah. Spider-Man can have many reboots and they all aren't just called "Spider-Man," they have a subtitle or something to add into it like "The Amazing Spider-Man" or "Spider-Man: Homecoming" or "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" the 2014 TMNT movie was originally intended to be called just "Ninja Turtles" but fans complained they weren't gonna be teenagers and thought they were still aliens, leading to the title to be so unimaginative.

[@CLDJ227]

@@brandonspain12345 Yeah just Ninja Turtles would have been perfect.

[@CLDJ227]

@@smoke126857 Yeah, heck the 2007 film simply being called TMNT was unique and stood out based on that simple title.

[@Zandersaurus]

This movie would’ve worked better as a stage play with adult actors playing as toddlers

[@JeonardShadby505]

I don't even mean it as a joke when I say the new Pinocchio movie made me appreciate the Benigni version. As tedious and silly as it is, the 2002 version was clearly made for love of the material, while the 2022 version is only made for love of money.

[@masonwright7700]

No

[@denkokoro]

The O'jays made a great song about that. On a perfect album.

[@StoicVeR]

I remember seeing the trailer for this Pinocchio and wondering... wtf? Just a grown ass man pretending to be a child. That's it. Not even a puppet. Just an adult man. This can't compete with the 1996 version. Not even the new Disney shameless reprint and recolor can't hold a candle to the 1996 'nightmare' fuel, people refer to it as.

[@Obsidian451]

I've never seen it, but apparently the original Italian version of this film is considerably better than the English recut and dub--still not particularly good, but way more bearable, and as Martin and Korey mention in this video, it's still a closer adaptation of the source material. Also, as disastrous as this movie was, I'd still recommend some of Benigni's other comedies, especially "Johnny Stecchino" and "The Monster," if you're looking for a good slapstick/mistaken identity movie that's a little bit different. Benigni's output may be inconsistent, but he really did hit on a solid formula in the 80s and 90s.

[@daliborjovanovic510]

I've watched the original version with subs. It's pretty much the same thing minus a lackluster dub that doesn't match the lipflaps, most of the issues people take with the story, comedy, acting, and casting are still there.

[@devinmorse9112]

Johnny Stecchino is genuinely great.

[@seanadams5206]

When I was a kid my family went to go see drumline with nick cannon but I begged my mom to see this movie instead cause I thought it was a animated or more family version of the movie long story short it was awful and my mother still till this day hasn’t forgiven me for it! 😂😭

[@chimpwimp9407]

Drum line wasn’t good either but I guess it was better than Pinocchio.

[@keldorthebluemack]

​@@chimpwimp9407 It had its moments plus you got to see a young fine ass Zoe Saldana

[@Paranormal718]

I haven't seen Life Is Beautiful. Heard about it on a WatchMojo or some other cinema lover's particular list.

[@EdwardSanchezProductions]

I actually remember seeing commercials for this movie when I was a kid

[@ramblingRJ]

This reminds me of when 46 year old Lou Costello played teenage Jack in the Abbott and Costello version of "Jack & the Beanstalk" in 1952.

[@shanedoe3462]

Yeah, but Abbott and Costello were straight up slapstick. Like when the cast of SNL plays teenagers.

[@henrymockingbird9645]

But at least Abbott and Costello Jack and the beanstalk had decency to tell you that whole movie was a dream

[@brohemianrhapsody5740]

30:35 That's the most digusted "Oh my God" i've heard

[@bensneb360]

I remember seeing this trailer and a poster at a dollar theater at the time and I was 10 I thought… that looks horrifying, am I suppose to think that grown man is a kid? I ain’t seeing that lol

[@Hecatom]

Maybe is because here in latin america we grew up with El Chavo del 8, that I don't see a problem with an adult acting as a child.

[@pazuzumcgee232]

Lmfao 😫 Billy's reaction in the beginning killed me 😫😭🤣

[@bearerofbadnews1375]

If u guys are doing all these Pinocchio you gotta check out Pinocchio 3000 which is a Pinocchio story set in the future.

[@connorgregg9008]

If you guys are up for another Pinocchio movie, may I suggest "The New Adventures of Pinocchio". It was bad, and horrifying. Fish with human faces... and the villian eats children....

[@teamyumesuki5527]

I grew up with that movie.

[@1080TJ]

This is some Cats-level nightmare fuel

[@thecinematicmind]

Thankfully Roberto Benigni played Geppetto in the 2019 Pinocchio and it is much better than whatever this is.

[@bubbabibleman5970]

A very underrated adaption imo

[@TheJesselopez1981]

Its funny Billy mentions JTT as a voice for Pinocchio, because they did that. It look horrifying in a different way from this

[@MarlonBrando414]

Benigni let the hype get to him, he would have been fine just playing Geppetto but to play the lead character was such a bizarre choice, apparently he did Pinocchio again in 2019 where he does play Geppetto.

[@blackmagician7645]

I think in the original telling. The blue fairy estinguish bits of her life force every time she helped Pinocchio with her magic. That's why she was sparing with it. In the end she died with her last effort.

[@Treeeee2008]

As someone who loves the Disney version of pinocchio (the 1940 one, not the new pile of trash) all of these remakes are hilarious to me.

[@JosephPao]

I like the 1940 one and the one remake where they took elements from the book. The movie is like avaliable on Amazon

[@SC_eternal]

Bro I remember McDonald's even had happy meal toys for this shit 😂😂😂😂😂 I tried watching this when I was kid and I was so uncomfortable I just went to sleep at 4 in the afternoon

[@giovanahc]

😂😂😂

[@Paranormal718]

Is that him playing Pinocchio or Kramer's creepy looking ventriloquist doll from Seinfeld!? 😆 😆 😆 Mr. Marbles???? 😨😨😨

[@JuICyBLiinGeR]

16:29 Kory: "You can't sell an a-hole.." Deadpool has entered the chat.

[@orionhan2431]

i think i heard someone say this is actually the most accurate to the original book [minus the crazy person playing a child]

[@spilleraaron4748]

Given the ptsd the past Pinocchio movie gave Korey, I’d expect him to do the next one on his death bed with Martin forcing him by threatening to pull the plug! XD

[@jrmolina783]

You should watch Pinocchio 2019. Roberto Benigni in it as Geppetto.

[@dalime605]

I remember seeing a commercial of this on HBO. Never seen it but I remember thinking "what the hell?"

[@ruggiebuggie3195]

So not only is it a middle aged man playing a small boy, but a small boy that’s supposed to be a walking puppet.

[@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881]

As long as we're doing this kind of movie I recommend Clifford with Martin Short

[@JeonardShadby505]

If Korey hated Step Brothers, Clifford is gonna make him kick in his TV screen

[@David-rq9en]

I looked up the rating out of curiosity and it’s rated G! How the hell is this movie from 2002 rated G? Somebody got bribed.

[@Bigedub101]

Yea u don't understand that either even tho this looks like a horror movie

[@harrisonwestphall2381]

That voice makes anakin skywalker look stoic.

[@osvaldomedina173]

In 2019 there is another Pinocchio where Benigni is Gepetto.

[@Mandjgames0]

I’d like to see a review of the Pinocchio movie with Johnathan Taylor Thomas

[@shanta824]

I watch that remake as a kid, too 😲 I'm in

[@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881]

I remember Life Is Beautiful one saturday after cartoons before I ever had internet. I only saw the ending and didn't know until now what the name was

[@blahblahhbrook]

The trailers gave me nothing but pedo-vibes before I could even contextualize that as a child in '02. Now 20 years later, I'm blessed with this review. Life is Beautiful

[@michelerusso9745]

I never actually understood the fuss about pinocchio being played by an adult. This movie clearly adopts a more theater like approach, as in if the movie tells you that something is a certain thing, you have to believe it. So if, according to the reality of the movie, he is a wooden boy, you have to pretend you're indeed watching a wooden boy, the same way the fox and the cat are simple human beings and every other kid is played by an adult

[@daliborjovanovic510]

I didn't know theater plays had giant CGI sharks or men placed against greenscreens so they can look as tiny as a Cricket. This movie doesn't present itself like a theater play, that's the problem. If they had fully committed to that aesthetic and framed the cinematography and set designs as such, then more power to them, but that's not the case here, or if it was, they didn't fully commit to it.

[@michelerusso9745]

@@daliborjovanovic510 i feel like they committed to it as far as they could, the set itself is very fake and it never feels like a real town, and I think it was on purpose seing how much the movie cost. Things like the shark I think would have been a lot more awkward than the men children if it was made differently

[@hoodedman6579]

Most people aren't theater fans to any real degree, so it's not exactly shocking that most didn't do that.

[@Pheelleep]

Yoooo I remember when this movie had mcdonalds toys to promote it (or was it bk toys???) either way wow what a flashback

[@kammonborens4216]

43:00

[@rommix0]

I haven't seen this movie, but from what I have seen I don't think I ever want to. It was the most uncomfortable I've felt in a very long time.

[@trentonhamilton645]

33:08 I'm done 😅😂🤣💀⚰️👻

[@trentonhamilton645]

35:15 Damn It !!! Not again 🤣

[@viewmaster617]

We told you what the deal was where the gold at🤣🤣🤣

[@theyurireviewer]

Let’s just change the channel name to “Korey reams out Pinocchio” 🤣

[@AReaderOfHorror]

1:01:15 J.Lo: "I'm always gonna be Jenny from the block. BX represent!"

[@clown-cult96]

This movie scared me as a kid. It feels like a surreal artsy film but wants to be a wholesome kids movie and it’s very jarring. EDIT: I don’t remember him getting fucking LYNCHED.

[@thepamcakez]

Did anyone else notice that he did this story on film twice? 2009 as Pinocchio and 2019 as gappeto?

[@teamyumesuki5527]

He only stared in that one.

[@weirdguy1495]

...Why is Stromboli eating wood for lunch.

[@daliborjovanovic510]

Because puppet is a euphemism for "slave" in this universe. He's a cannibal XD

[@magicalpasta5462]

Would rather watch this version than the Disney Remake 🤷

[@Climinator-op6kh]

Watch the Phoenix games version. That makes this version look like the original Disney version.

[@samuelclark1677]

This movie gives me the movie Tiptoes vibes

[@Drixenol86]

Remember seeing a promotion of this by FAO Schwartz when my family went to New York during winter break.

[@CButler4223]

Does anyone know if they have reviewed "Pinocchio's reveange"?

[@Spawnwick_Boseman82820]

R.I.P Roberto Benigni's career in the US

[@Philbert-s2c]

He just didn't translate well into English....

[@Spawnwick_Boseman82820]

@@Philbert-s2c nooooo, and that's sad that he came out went

[@VidWatcher01]

I remember when he won the Oscar & lost his mind!🤣🤣

[@matthewmoody255]

25:11

[@matthewmoody255]

20:29

[@Paranormal718]

30:35 Mutant Pimps! 🤣 😂 🤣

[@sorartificial]

When he won fhe academy and jump into that chair someome was like, mmmm that will make a good live Pinocchio

[@daliborjovanovic510]

13:43 Oh, shit! Logan Paul's been born!

[@bobbyjenkins7946]

After seeing that scene a lot of kids are going to be in therapy

[@krisj827]

DT, you all have to review Michael Flatley's(formerly Lord of the Dance) new movie Blackbird. Kermode just had a long rant on it. As for this version of Pinocchio, it's basically Hollywood trying to make a foreign film for "children".

[@earthsongeb]

Why are there so many pinocchio movies? Are they trying to start a pinocchio multiverse?!

[@crazyshark9518]

Please don't give the people in Hollywood the idea to do that

[@earthsongeb]

@@crazyshark9518 They're probably writing the script as we speak. "Pinocchio: Into the Puppet-verse".

[@matthewmoody255]

47:10

[@matthewmoody255]

47:08

[@matthewmoody255]

21:53 22:08

[@matthewmoody255]

22:26

[@dougdeveloper8850]

I’m sure the movie would have been shit regardless but I wouldn’t judge it with the dubbing. I don’t think the original filmmakers have any control over that. Bad dubbing can even make the best films look bad - like Parasite for example.

[@daliborjovanovic510]

I've seen the original. The dub didn't really change much about its story, tone, and presentation outside of not matching the lip flaps.

[@julianf147]

Queen Latifah is from Newark New Jersey guys not Brooklyn

[@henrymockingbird9645]

10:29

[@Omar-wq9dz]

From what I understand, I think the American dubbed is the really awful version, since the original Italian language version had a more mixed response

[@daliborjovanovic510]

Said mixed responses mainly came from Italy. I haven't seen anyone outside of it having a glowing opinion of the movie. Having seen the original via subs, I can say that it's not much different from the US version.

[@bigpictureguys8415]

Even just hearing the clips is mind numbingly annoying. The voice acting is BRUTAL

[@acemarvel1564]

It makes sense The main guy looked like a plastic mannequin

[@wilcee238]

Yoooo did this movie come out before “Tropic Thunder”? Because with how Roberto is acting, while wearing that wig, he’s just like Ben Stiller’s “Simple Jack” character from that movie. Stiller had to be roasting this!

[@afterdinnercreations936]

Nah. Stiller was likely roasting ALL the actors playing mentally-challenged people. Tom Hanks in "Forrest Gump," Daniel Day-Lewis in "My Left Foot," obviously Sean Penn in "I Am Sam," etc. Eventually, they'd do it unironically in Sia's "Music."

[@creamfiend84]

23:31 😂

[@thema1998]

"Pinocchio" is probably not *that* much better in its original language! It would just have better acting. 🤷