The Best Adaptations Ever Made.

[@Awesomemay]

DOG MAN OH MY GOD GUYS!! also thank you for 1 million views on this video that is absolutely insane. i refuse to rewatch this myself as i sound like a 12 year old with a cold but i appreciate you guys watching it!!

[@qwq.xyz.]

I got extremely lucky looking at the comments

[@FrizzDEV]

[@Lookout13]

I came back to this video after dog man released to see if you would add anything because that trailer might be the best book adaptation we have ever seen.🙏🙏🤩🤩

[@someidiotmakingvids]

@@Awesomemay happy to say i was here before a million views :3

[@Evancommitsmeme1]

Can't wait for it

[@bexbalaro5083]

“Oh my, two blue eyes!” DUDE THAT ALWAYS GETS ME

[@Random.-.Artist_86]

FRRR ITS SO SILLYYY

[@totallynot_a_furry]

Idk what just happened but right after he said that, I got an ad, oddly enough with a woman with blue eyes

[@skitthebagel]

@@totallynot_a_furry coincidences are amazing aren't they?

[@totallynot_a_furry]

@@skitthebagelindeed they are

[@BobTheBugGT]

It never got me.

[@barfyiscool]

My favorite part about the Peanuts Movie is that when Charlie Brown finds out that he didn’t actually get 100, he tells the truth instead of lying like other protagonists.

[@noodlesoup_qwq]

I KNOW RIGHT?? So many protagonists in movies nowadays are just straight up liars or selfish, I know it makes for an easy moral at the end of the movie but it’s refreshing to see a genuinely honest character every now and then

[@Po-tassium]

ong its parfee

[@beaniecowboy3079]

Shark Tale Moment

[@thedimensionmaker4293]

I loved the movie. Heck i watched it so much i know every part of the movie.

[@Awesomemay]

such a great character who we all wish we could be like

[@soniahernandez8902]

When Dav Pilkey was young, he didn't listen to people often and would make comic books during school. His teacher would aggressively disapprove and yell at Dav telling him he couldn't make a living off of stupid stories. Fortunately, Dav wasn't a very good listener

[@lime_gachapretzel549]

YAYAYAYAYATA

[@WelcomeToMarioTeachesTyping]

Kind of like mr. Krupp.

[@Johan_4587]

The “Fortunately, Dav wasn’t a very good listener” is a reference to the meet the author section right

[@EpikBirb]

@@Johan_4587 it is

[@edgelord55-g6t]

a

[@fluffcake]

If a hug was converted into a movie, that’s what the Peanuts Movie is. It’s so cozy and satisfying to watch, it feels organic and cute. Meanwhile Captain Underpants is a homage to the books it was originally based on, celebrating it’s humorous story and showing you the imagination of two fourth grade buddies in their own silly way. These movies meant a lot to me when I saw them and I’m happy they got the fair treatment they deserve.

[@Jerotero]

7:55 the highlight of 3D taking on a 2D art style is the ease of making angles look better that otherwise would be super difficult to look right in a drawing

[@BrennySpain]

It’s kind of a shame they haven’t made a sequel to captain underpants yet, but a dog man spin-off is apparently in the works.

[@WelcomeToMarioTeachesTyping]

I think I heard someone would say a 2025 captain underpants sequel would be in production well in 2025 I’m not sure about this information I just heard it from somewhere.

[@BrennySpain]

@@imgonnaputsomedirtinureyedabs yeah it’s been cancelled unfortunately. Oh well. I do prefer the CGI art style of the movie personally.

[@BrennySpain]

@@WelcomeToMarioTeachesTyping hmm interesting.

[@pizzaman5241]

YES! I LITERALLY HAVE EVRY DOG MAN BOOK

[@consume3588]

@@imgonnaputsomedirtinureyedabs well at least it’s still on netflix so it’s not lost to time, i’m kinda disappointed we won’t get any more episodes though

[@soniahernandez8902]

When I heard Captain Underpants was getting a movie, I was OVER ecstatic. Dav Pilkey is without a doubt the best and most nostalgic children's book writer ever since Dr. Seuss. And even after re-watching the movie several times, I still can't help but smile at it. Thanks to Dav Pilkey for being the pinnacle of everyone's childhood 👍

[@jonathanmccurry6580]

Dogman better get a movie and/or TV series

[@soniahernandez8902]

@@jonathanmccurry6580 they actually are. It was announced a few years ago

[@Greggers1516]

There is no objective “most nostalgic” because nostalgia is by definition, subjective and individual.

[@billerrr]

Doctor Seuss doesn’t come close to dav just saying, he was also a really scummy person

[@samariathemaniac]

⁠@@soniahernandez8902came back from the future. no they did not make a movie or a TV show. it was cancelled.

[@skentertainment7794]

9:17 Not only that, they also made the characters feel like REAL KIDS, Especially Charlie Brown. I think most 10 to 11 year old boys, when watching this film, will be able to relate to him, I mean I definitely did!

[@nerdpack9009]

Yes, I watched both movies and they pretty fit well in. CGI. I remember watching the Peanuts movie in theatres when it came out, but I only watched the Captain Underpants movie at home. To me, the Captain Underpants movie would be the first time one of Dav Pilkey’s characters would come to life (I also find it to be an improvement over The Boss Baby in terms of release order and was a good way to end the 20th Century Fox era of DreamWorks Animation).

[@TheOneAndOnlyMal]

14:18 I love the tiny detail of Harold pouring slightly more grape juice in one cup, and giving the other to George, it just shows the kind of friends they are :)

[@austindakitty]

I don’t know if dreamworks did that on purpose but if they did it’s a funny twist :)

[@sonicexe66613]

damn, you just described everything i love about those movies. Peanuts showed a different take on a normally depressing character, and i grew up reading captain underpants, and i can tell you, the movie is basically a love letter to the books in every way possible somehow. my only problem with both movies, is that i wasn't a peanuts fan when i saw the movie, and i didn't like captain underpants at first for no good reason. overall, both of these movies are great, and i recommend whoever reads this comment to check both of them out.

[@Mr.DelicateTouch]

As someone who’s read The Bad Guys and Captain Underpants books, their animated adaptations are amazing and definitely capture the energy and heart of the original books.

[@AmicaSecret]

Wait, the bad guys Is a book?! Like the movie comes from a book?!! If yes, I did not know It

[@Mr.DelicateTouch]

@@AmicaSecret Yeah, they’re actually pretty good. I recommend them

[@allyocto20]

I love captain underpants, when they released the movie I was so hyped

[@WonderbrewA13X]

Wimpy kid as well

[@TCave]

​@@AmicaSecretloved that series growing up

[@dragonwriterarts]

I've never seen The Peanuts Movie, though I've wanted to forever. But MAN. Captain Underpants. That movie is just fantastic. I think my favorite part is how they don't do that cliche of the main friends with opposing personalities ending up hating each other, only to make amends during the climax. Probably one of the most annoying tropes for me. And they had things set up to do just that! But I'm so glad they didn't.

[@dragonwriterarts]

This movie is also the only movie where I am fine with toilet humor.

[@Jeice1010]

@@dragonwriterartsteen titans go movie pretty fire too

[@rxndomfxndom7405]

​@@dragonwriterartssame but the entire show

[@tritiper4188]

​@@dragonwriterartsskibidi toilet

[@Fanny13092]

​​@@tritiper41885 year old detected

[@GoogalyB]

Something that I only recently realized but appreciate a lot about the Captain Underpants Movie is how all the 4th Wall breaks are set up. They aren’t set up like normal meta jokes like winking at the camera, but rather they seem to be set up as if George and Harold are *imagining* their life as a movie. From them singing the DreamWorks theme at the start, to their fake credit sequence, to the “Flip-O-Rama” scene, it all feels like what a kid would do when they’re imagining their own life as a feature film. They think of what studio they’d want to work with, they think of the action sequences, they think of who would help with the movie. It doesn’t only add another layer of relatability, but it also furthers amplifies the authenticity of the characters being goofy friends wanting to have fun with their lives.

[@ElmKyh]

Sounds like how I saw my life as a tv show in 4th grade as well lol

[@randomRobloxguy7723]

Me too I imagined there was people in my mind that ran that imaginary show which has been going on for my entire life

[@zadock6370]

I love how george and harold sound like actual adults (voice wise, not maturity) which made the movie all the more memorable.

[@DahHourglass]

Pretty sure George is voiced by Kevin hart

[@colinward6737]

@@DahHourglasshe was

[@cr0ss0ver52]

15:52 my brain when I see this scene: *jetpack joyride music intensifies*

[@Anarqism]

brian

[@GarlicConnoisseur]

​@@Anarqism hey peter what are you doing?

[@Anarqism]

@@GarlicConnoisseur crack

[@ThatOneGuyDevil]

WE GETTING DOXXED WITH THIS ONE 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥

[@GlitchianGlitch]

I love Dav Pilkey and his works, and when I saw that movie, I was IN LOVE!! The DreamWorks Animation outdid itself with this one

[@Parkigion]

I would love to see another Dav Pilkey book be turned into a movie like Dog Man.

[@thegodzillafandomsrookie5514]

@@Parkigion dog man has a comfirmed movie coming out but no release date or trailer

[@Parkigion]

@@thegodzillafandomsrookie5514 That's awesome, just looked into it. Thanks

[@kieranstark7213]

Couldn’t have said it better myself

[@kieranstark7213]

@@Parkigion That’s in development, but you know what else we can’t wait to see one day? Graphic novels (or Scholastic books in that style) and film adaptations previously mentioned at the beginning of the whole franchise that are based on comics made by characters (George and Harold) at Tree House Comix Inc.! (Timmy the Talking Toilet and The Amazing Cow Lady. I would go with Dog Man, but that’s already been turned into a full-fledged series as of the post-2000s since the long-awaited Captain Underpants and the Terrifying Return of Tippy Tinkletrousers!)

[@Shmungus72]

I don’t care what you guys say but cloudy with a chance of meatballs is the best movie adaptation. (Yes it was a book)

[@ReadytoDiveIn]

I believe you forgot Diary of a Wimpy Kid exists

[@Awesomemay]

more like cold take!!

[@wooperfan584]

I LOVED those movies as a kid 😁

[@ircusing9875]

now i want to read that book bc that movie was so chaotic (and dont get me started in the second one)

[@Sillybillycloudat_adaycare]

I agree with that opinion ✋

[@floridaflamingogirl3119]

I grew up reading Peanuts comic strips so obsessively that I memorized hundreds of them. The Peanuts Movie involved everything that made the comic strip special to me. I appreciate that they kept it in the past instead of modernizing it...heck, the characters even talk to each other on rotary phones.

[@DevonRitchie-j1g]

Yeah, it’s really annoying when movies tries to modernize the world of the characters

[@qcumberSodazz]

I remember watching the captain underpants movie with my sibling, and we were BOTH SO hypnotized by the animation and watching how Harold’s hair moved, god it’s just so good

[@randomRobloxguy7723]

Is the hypnotized thing meant to be a pun because Krupp got hypnotized?

[@halpee7690]

You can’t blame Charles Shultz for making Snoopy one of the most marketable characters in pop culture

[@ADUFLOW]

You right

[@theoverlordplayz8461]

and that's a rock solid fact

[@AlannahConroy-rb6ym]

Second to only stitch ( unfortunately)

[@iamjoshuaiam]

Peanuts is an underrated gem, I love that it’s so simplistic. I agree with your point about the Snoopy side plot. It defines takes away from the overall effect of the movie, but… they gotta entertain the toddlers.

[@rofyle]

Not toddlers. Boomers. Snoopy was the draw in early Peanuts strips and animated features. He was the Hobbes to Calvin & Hobbes Calvin. He was such a draw that they made an entire movie just about him. "Snoopy Come Home." They also gave him a big part in the Peanuts trip to France.

[@nateeeeeee]

Back when the Captain Underpants movie came out, I got it on Blu Ray and watched it daily. I watched it religiously and memorized every word. I'm even hosting a reanimated collab, that's how much I love this movie. It was my favorite for such a long time, and then I watched the South Park movie and now it's number 2 lmao

[@yummy-pizza]

Awesome! When is it?

[@frenzywashere5081]

I wish I could join but I don’t have a computer and even if I did I don’t have any animating experience

[@PaypsAgain]

Dude same,I loved it to death Especially the hairy armpit pun

[@AirEater]

how did you even memorize it

[@rywilbe]

Same it comes with a cape

[@yarbtoons2605]

Snoopy is the type of character who would be the best man at someones wedding

[@1AndOnlyCortor]

Idk why but the hot dog from 14:00 just looks so appealing

[@chillychivy435]

It's almost like Everytime Studios get to do a movie based on a Book they really go all out Bad Guys,Peanuts,and Captain Underpants all prove this I'm excited to see what DreamWorks does with The Dogman Movie

[@heavygunner4039]

Fun fact: The How To Train Your Dragon movies were based off of a book series.

[@scissorbanner9735]

@@heavygunner4039 That's hardly a fact.

[@midnightthefairy8747]

Im super excited for the dog man movie!

[@pavitr4567]

@@midnightthefairy8747 same dogman and captain underpants are my childhood I read all the books and the bad guys

[@Numberelmzzzzz]

No cap the captain underpants movie was one of the best things in history Oh Ty for the likes I have never gotten this many

[@superstarultra28]

YES, Cap...tain Underpants.

[@Numberelmzzzzz]

@@superstarultra28 yez

[@WelcomeToMarioTeachesTyping]

of course it is!

[@gloppymind]

He should heart your comment

[@disneyfan0639]

Good pun of "no cap" when referring to the Captain Underpants movie. :)

[@SoxxNotSocks]

I recently watched the captain underpants movie for 10 hours and now I know every single line on point

[@I.BLOB-SRITE-150]

That's me but for Monster inc.

[@SparkyD221]

That’s me but for cars 2

[@L.IS.REAL.2401]

“And now it is time to fly again”!😂

[@I.BLOB-SRITE-150]

TRAAAA LAAAAA LAAAAAA!!!!!!!

[@Webb_Studios]

Please then, type out the entire script

[@NERT-km3pt]

Underpants Rizz 10:42

[@TitanicDude1912]

😏

[@badgerdoesstufff]

15:33 I JUST GOT HIT WITH NOSTALGIA MAN OH MY GOSH I FORGOT ALL ABOUT THIS SONG

[@Sl33pd3priv3dartist]

I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW WEIRD AL *MADE* THIS SONG, NO WONDER ITS SO GOOD AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-

[@1javilen]

we did not deserve the peanuts movie, it's so good like from the animation to it's story everything was all perfectly done.

[@BrennySpain]

Captain underpants was my favourite book series growing up. I absolutely loved it and couldn’t get enough of it. It’s just the sort of thing that never gets old!

[@Awesomemay]

spent literally all day overthinking this video, making sure the audio isnt too loud, that my words are coherent, if the visuals are fine. SO I HOPE IT TURNED OUT OKAY!! either way, thank you for watching :)

[@ReadytoDiveIn]

I was just watching your Grinch review before this and you commented on how loud you used to be🤣

[@searchgoogleortypeaURL]

I was watching you earlier today, i come out of my shower and you uploaded a video.

[@Daylin8990]

Seems pretty good

[@madysonandres9571]

The video won’t even come up for me on mobile.

[@tytylerh]

Krupps redemption arc is way too good

[@baileyshep1644]

Honestly the fact that Weird Al himself made the Captain Underpants theme is already one of the greatest things I’ve ever heard.

[@d15t0rted4]

11:34 I genuinely thought it was, those vibes are so strong

[@StriderStryker]

I remembered that time when I watched Ponyo in a movie theater with my family and it was a ghost town. I’m glad that I’m not the only one who knows this classic.

[@Awesomemay]

haha expect a full video on that movie near this summer :)

[@ImFakeHuman]

"How did the editors survive." Who said they survived 💀

[@lloydxavier2300]

WhaaaAaaaaaAaAAAAAAaaaat!!! 105 likes b-b-b-b-b-b-but no comments????? L-l-l-let meeEEEEE! Fix thAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT!!!

[@b0r3d_d]

I’m so glad captain underpants is getting recognized I wish it got more attention before cuz it’s my favorite movie in my opinion

[@scissorbanner9735]

"Your favourite in your opinion", who else has an opinion on what your favourite is?

[@Cally_Frostbun]

​@@scissorbanner9735people might assume they like BFB 30-/j

[@SheckoEWOW]

​@@Cally_Frostbunbro there's only 2 people in this comment section who would understand what You're saying and that's you and me

[@SheckoEWOW]

@Gustavtoe the /j means it was a joke, And bfb 30 is the 30th episode of bfb 💀

[@trendbypower]

@@SheckoEWOW and meeeee

[@superaverageisnotme]

I swear to GOD the captain underpants theme song hits harder then any other movie outro theme I’ve ever heard!

[@Lr1010]

One thing i love with the captain underpants movie is that they made the glasses on some characters behave like eyelids or eyebrows

[@kurinthekitty6842]

18:22 I remember rereading the Captain Underpants books over the Pandemic and to say I felt like a kid again speaks volumes they still smell like the book fair Captain Underpants is also one of the many contributing factors for my love of comics & just animation thanks to the Netflix series a year after the movie Also Professor Poppy Pants 1st name is pippy which I love I can't tell you why

[@MattoxDA]

man, I remember watching these movies when they first came out and loved them. I should really re-watch these--

[@TUM_Toons]

Man... I remember I saw Captain Underpants in the theaters. That movie was a blast to go through. Still one of my favorite DreamWorks movies of the 2010's

[@Cliffjumper-k1w]

I only know two times where kids sounded like they weren’t acting in a tv show/movie. That’s bluet and peanuts

[@arikarodriguez6506]

That song …song GOT S stuck IN mY h Head for ever 15:41

[@Bryce_the_Woomy_Boi]

Still stuck?

[@lsmar20]

I like how you mentioned the mix between 3D and 2D with movies like Spider Man: Into the Spider-verse and The Mitchell's VS The Machines. It adds more expression to the characters and story. I also loved the mother 3 reference at 15:16. Glad to see more people see Sigesato Itoi's Creations being noticed :D

[@Exzachtly27]

May, I just want to say that these two movies are the two movies that changed my childhood. I remember writing a "rip-off" off of Captain Underpants because I loved the franchise that much as a kid. The Peanuts are soooo wholesome!!!! The Peanuts really fit my personality too, cute and wholesome. Thanks for making a video on these 2 movies May!

[@Beamsicle]

Whats that rip off

[@kashino55archive94]

One thing I love about the Captain Underpants movie is that it's actually pretty bad at adapting the story from the books. It takes plot beats from books 1, 2, and 4, as well as just making things up, and yet despite all of that, it so perfectly captures what makes the stories great and is an incredibly charming and nostalgic watch. It's my defining evidence that an adaptation doesn't need to copy a story beat-for-beat to be great. This is a mish-mash of stories from across the books, but it still holds up as an incredible adaptation for how perfectly it captures the heart of the books.

[@billerrr]

Adapting from the books holds it back as just a remake honestly. That’s what made the diary of a wimpy kid live action movies better than the animated ones.

[@TheGoldfishArmy]

Exactly! I hated it the first time I saw it (I was 12), because the story was so different, but now that I'm older, I've come to fully appreciate the other ways in which it's faithful to the source material. It's clear the people working on the film had a lot of respect for the novels. The Netflix series also does a decent job of adapting the general style of the books imo, but takes it in a slightly different direction.

[@synsvids]

I remember seeing the Peanuts movie in theaters with my mom, we both loved it. It felt like if someone made a new Peanuts cartoon, like the Great Pumpkin one but 3d.

[@monacatowa4924]

the peanuts movie made me cry when it came out. My childhood was charlie brown and my brain was so f’ing happy when it was announced that it gave me happy tears. the captain underpants movie was also really good!

[@Inhuman1105]

Same, I completely agree with you!

[@monacatowa4924]

@@Inhuman1105 thank you!

[@Inhuman1105]

@@monacatowa4924 Sorry I’m late, but you’re welcome!

[@bannles]

As a kid, I absolutely loved the Cap. Underpants books, and I feel like the movie really did justice the overall experience of reading of of Dav Pilkey’s works. My family and I always enjoy the old Peanuts TV series, so we felt very stoked about that adaptation, too.

[@KingMunchYT]

I think they adapted The Pinocchio 1940 movie pretty well from the original and gruesome story from the comics which Disney did a great job turning something so dark into something so heart warming…

[@jmachero5852]

Yeah, what about gullimore del toro version?

[@TheLazyFusspot_3428]

@@jmachero5852 Yep. It kept the same dark elements and the traditional moments from the original Collodi novel. Let's see... - Pinocchio is a much more brash and rowdy character - He burns his legs on a fireplace - He kills the Cricket with a mallet - The Fairy summons 4 coffin-bearing rabbits due to Pinocchio's carelessness - Lampwick is originally named Candlewick - The "Whale" is much closer to its original counterpart, which is not really a whale but a giant sea monster called The Terrible Dogfish.

[@jmachero5852]

@@TheLazyFusspot_3428 Yeah, I get that the film is supposed to be much different than the Disney version but I find it unexpected that in the end of the del toro version is that Pinocchio DIDN’T become a real boy in the end. I wonder if that’s what happened in the original book. Not that I really know much of the original book.

[@maxwellmarques1607]

@@jmachero5852 No, in the novel Pinocchio did become a real boy in the end. He shed his immortal wooden body and took on a fleshy mortal form, but they kept the lifeless puppet in the corner of their house. I think I like the del Toro version better; it shows that, on the inside, Pinocchio is and always has been as real a boy as any boy can hope to be, and he doesn't need to physically change who or what he is in order to be thought of as such. But of course, Mr. Del Toro's intent when he made it was to send a message that it's better to accept people for who they are, flaws and all, than to try and mold them to force them to fit into a pre-established system, like the military camp does, for example. The intended effect of the original novel was different, Mr. Collodi lived in an Italy plagued by times of crisis and poverty, and all he really wanted with the story was to teach children that those who disobey their parents and don't work to earn their keep gain nothing but suffering. It's a very melancholic tale, even with Pinocchio getting what he wanted in the end, as even though he is now a "real boy", a model Italian citizen, his family is still heavily impoverished, and he still had his childhood essentially taken away from him, as he still lives in this meager and moribund state, toiling away in physical labor even as a young lad to keep him and his father from starving to death in an environment where there isn't really a lot to go around.

[@Jaesdaes]

@@maxwellmarques1607 jesus the way you described that was some horror movie shit

[@thecapitalg]

6:38 A perfect example of this is the Smiling Friends episode where the characters were literally stuck at an airport the entire time and nothing happens but it's still fun to watch.

[@AlexTheCreator10]

I'm so happy you refrenced Mother 3 at 15:15! As a Mother fan i really appreciate it.

[@EiFarted]

I swear on my life Captain Underpants is best movie adaptation to ever be created and will ever have been created, and if I die on this there is no god

[@KerenCruzLugo]

3:24 "I don't know if the director had gunpoint at them," *That is some interesting thoughts there*

[@yinyangyt8749]

The book adaptations of movies are definitely amazing. I have enjoyed them a lot. I just recently read the Bad Guys book after watching the movie and it was just as good as I thought it was. Of course, not all are winners but there are so many good ones out there

[@thespeedyyoshi]

The one thing I love about the Charlie Brown movie is just how down to earth it is, and how it’s such a feel good movie and really feels like the finally happy ending to the Charlie Brown saga ^w^

[@eepykito]

The Peanuts Movie was one of my childhood favorites. I remember watching this film when it first released in my country and I felt my childhood come together. I watched the shorts on yt growing up and they really inspired me to get into animation. It’s honestly my favorite film and I always enjoy rewatching it whenever I can.

[@RandomDude1487]

My fave thing about the Captain Underpants movie is how accurately it represents how it feels to be a student (other than the Captain Underpants coming to life stuff), same with Charlie Brown with, well, being a kid

[@fireheart223sbackupchannel7]

As someone who read and adored the entire Captain Underpants book series before seeing the movie, I was absolutely delighted by how the movie managed to capture the energy of the books and combine elements of the first four books basically seamlessly and reference so many things from the books

[@Gamer-fe9lx]

10:50 bro has immaculate rizz

[@TygerHillis]

She kinds bad though

[@jgstudios6912]

@@TygerHillis💀

[@GarlicConnoisseur]

​@@jgstudios6912 Hes correct tho 😅

[@BrodyBradshaw-qc4mf]

Unfunny

[@nadaxx_]

i love reading graphic novels, and watching these kind of 3D animated movies makes it feel like im reading one of them. the animation style of the peanuts movie literally owns my heart its so cute its like 3d but 2d i dont know why but its the best

[@kytkeyboardsyoureterrific439]

5:27 YOU JUST GOT CHARLIE BROWNED 5:38 “the water in this game looks good”. The sequel

[@laraschroeder5195]

OH MY GOD “BEST FRIENDS” AND THE THEME SONG. BRO YOU JUST CAUSED FLASHBACK IN MY BRAIN! I watched this movie soon after it came out and after watching it with my brother, we decided to play the songs and I remember putting it on repeat and we were hard jamming and dancing on the bed. That’s such a fond memory I should look back to more. Me and my bro grew up reading Captain Underpants and those songs and this movie was such a huge moment in our young lives

[@Mingo_Smoothie]

These movies are literally my favorite movies ever. I watch them every year on my birthday because they’re so dang good!! I love the visuals and the characters! And how the plot isn’t too far off from the original, adding to it even! It’s a breath or fresh air

[@Randomperson-de7eu]

I watched these two movies and I can relate that peanuts is a comfort movie. It's so wholesome and has so much fluff into it. For the Captain Underpants movie it's like a world where as child would see it, and I bet if you would watch this again it would make you feel like a kid again. The flip-o-rama (sorry if I didn't spell that corectly) is honestly my favorite especially if you read the books. Also Professor Poopy Pants THE BEST NAME FOR A VILLAN

[@silashurd3597]

When I heard that they were doing Captain Underpants, I was VERY EXCITED! I had basically read every Captain Underpants book and always wondered; would they ever make a movie? And now that the movie exists, it’s safe to say that it’s a very great, hilarious movie by our Supreme Master: DreamWorks animation studios, SKG! It stayed true to the nature of the books and maybe if DW makes another Dav Pilkey adaptation, like DogMan. It’ll be just as good

[@adriancasamayor6143]

“That’s just Charlie Brown just Charlie browning”😂😂😂😂😂

[@CREATORSNIGHTMARE]

Captain underpants and peanuts are my childhood, I'm happy it's getting some attention now

[@keepslayingthedayaway]

Both of these movies are some of my top ten favorites!! Reading Captain Underpants as a kid was so cool and the fact that the Peanuts character creator comes from my state makes it 10x better :)

[@portalpen8887]

These two movies are literally my favorite movies ever.

[@leafylavenderlover9197]

17:44 LMAO 😭 don't worry May I love your cut off humour 😼🫶

[@Awesomemay]

at least someone does :(

[@Dragonofyarn]

Oh my word, I was obsessed with the Peanuts movie when it released!! I got my mom to drive me to Target the day it released so I could get the DVD.

[@Inhuman1105]

I can’t thank you enough for mentioning The Peanuts Movie, it’s an underrated gem and I remember watching it in theaters when it came out, it was an amazing experience I’ll never forget.

[@DylansKindaDead]

I think the cameos of the villains in the tree house and the "everything but fabric softener store" cameo shows how mutch they love the audience!

[@Excalibur9905]

I legit loved both of these movies. They nailed the feeling of their respective book counterparts.

[@Disassociated2]

Another Dav Pilky series, Dog Man, is actually really good too. Its aware that it’s making potty humor and it embraces its silliness, and it can also have really heartfelt moments, especially with Petey’s development.

[@Bloody_FOXY47040]

The Peanuts movie did SO WELL that it got its own videogame called "Snoopys Grand Adventure," a simple platformer with multiple coustumes for multiple gimmicks. Plus, we're getting a "Dog Man" Spinoff movie from the success of the captain underpants movie!

[@pinslimbs3669]

I’ve been a fan of Captain Underpants since elementary and I was SO HAPPY to see it gets an actual movie, wish it gets a sequel

[@derple8524]

The world didn't deserve these movies and we are not worthy. I'm so happy I own the Captain Underpants movie as I read all the books. I was smiling the whole way, and I gave Peanuts a second watch and actually enjoyed it. Luca was a surprise, and although my family hate Turning Red, I adore it's animation and comedy and loved it even through it's amazing credits

[@ZephyrKV]

I could never say anything bad about the Peanuts movie. I have so much nostalgia with it, I watched it so many times at my grandma’s house.

[@javierortizbarcelo681]

Honestly, I feel like 2023 can be a good year for animation. Fingers crossed

[@oddessySparkZ]

Honestly the Captain Underpants movie is amazing visually, and I felt like every part was needed in this movie. They did an amazing job at why the villain had his motive and I love Professor P just because he has some of the best motivations and some of the best jokes. I personally think that all the characters fit themselves. And Melvin is one of my favorite characters just because he’s so annoying and it’s understandable why you can’t like him and somehow I do. This is just an amazing movie with almost nothing wrong with it. They really have some of the best jokes ever..

[@AlexDayz]

I grew up reading Captain Underpants and it was one of the things that got me into art. Dav Pilkey’s story is super inspiring and shows that with enough time and effort you can achieve something even if everyone around you says otherwise.

[@Random_Pineapple]

I agree with this whole video! Like The Peanuts movie has its own thing and doesn’t force you to like anything like many shows do! Also like Captain Underpants movie literally made me get into comic books! ALSO! I ADORE UR HOW U CHANGE UR DRAWINGS SO IT CAN LOOK LIKE THE MOVIE U ARE REVIEWING IS SUCH A NICE TOUCH! 💕✨💃🕺

[@devofficialchannel]

Never watched Captain Underpants, but I just know that it's probably one of the few actually great Dreamwork movies (imo anyways) next to Shrek 1 and 2, The Bad Guys, Kung Fu Panda 2, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish and How to Train Your Dragon 1 and 2. Who knows, maybe I'll definitely feel like a kid again when I watch Captain Underpants.

[@nowaisssssssssssssssssssss3882]

10:33 bro got the rizz

[@SAnimacsRats]

I love the peanuts movie a lot. Could be due to nostalgia of these characters, but the fact they’ve captured their spark rather than fabricating their personalities into somebody else, amazing story.

[@PrestonChee]

but the captain underpants theme being sung by weird al just FITS. they're both goofy lil' guys

[@ashleyorr9386]

( I know you probably won’t read this but ) This is an amazing video you put a lot of effort into talking about movies, and the way you make them just makes me laugh I love these kinds of videos they keep me entertained.

[@Awesomemay]

i read it and i really appreciate it :)

[@glitchberry327]

YEEEEESSS!!! These movies and series’s are GOLDEN! These series ales are pinnacles of my childhood, especially Captain Underpants👌 It’s just great😊

[@glitchberry327]

My PRETREEN childhood

[@Cosmic_Lemon]

These movies are some of my favorites. Well, I actually haven’t watched Peanuts movie, but I’ve seen a little bit of it on Nickelodeon. But I’ve always loved Captain Underpants movie! I hope there will be more movies like these.

[@orangesherbet7030]

Ay it's Cosmic

[@IloveEarthwormJim]

Yoooo cosmic!

[@SuperRamtin]

*watch it now*

[@Cosmic_Lemon]

@@SuperRamtin I really want to, but I don’t know if there is any free streaming services

[@IloveEarthwormJim]

@@Cosmic_Lemon Disney + has the peanuts movie

[@xaviervillagran1926]

My favorite part of captain underpants was when captain underpants said "its captaining time" and captained all over the place

[@gagecormier2741]

Peanuts walked so spiderverse could run

[@lomax6255]

7:44 the sweet home alabama

[@IxXGDplayerXxI]

7:38

[@SOJITZL]

Cloudy with a chance of meatballs is a cinematic masterpiece

[@Zidan07166]

Truly a certified hood classic.

[@moosterpeckle]

7:35 im ded bro 😂💀💀

[@alfonzoramirez9207]

SWEET HOME ALABAMA

[@lmnpie2]

At the time of writing this, I just finished re-watching the Peanuts Movie after years, and it was incredible. I'm glad I took the time to watch that movie again, because it definitely delivered as much as I thought it would.

[@Fictionalcharactersimp145]

I agree with you thinking these are the best adaptations in the recent years, because even though I've only seen a few things about the Peanuts before, and I've never read the CU comics, I still ADORED the movies, proving that even people who haven't really gotten in touch with the source material can still fall in love with them and enjoy them. Heck, I've thought of actually buying the Captain Underpants series several times! Great video.