TURNING RED (2022) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

[@mondenkindqueen]

There’s only three things you can do wrong when talking periods: Not warning them about it ahead of time. Treating it as shameful or gross. And not supporting them.

[@IChooseJesus9091]

Or embarrassing the hell out of them - the way this Mom does....🤷🏻‍♀️

[@paige8453]

Well as a female, it is gross. Having blood come out of you each month is gross.

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

See, here's the thing, though: why don't parents just buy anatomy books for their kids? Do the kids never ask, say, where thoughts come from, or what happens to our food when it's digested?

[@judithcure2255]

I'm glad the girls didn't mock Tyler for liking 4 town, they just accepted him 🌈💖

[@nataliewrotto1511]

😂

[@LukeDougherty1003]

Well after what happened when they last saw him, it makes sense that they didn’t mock him.

[@RawTimee]

Well..if ur trynna say hes gay hes not, he likes basket ball.😭

[@adelaide.8560]

@@RawTimeeOkay im not saying he’s gay but what does basketball have to do with it

[@crystalwang1532]

The thing she’s eating at the beginning is a steamed bun. They’re really fluffy milk buns with an either sweet or savory filling

[@mrflickswatches]

I NEED ONE! 😭

[@crapstirrer]

Well you might find them in the frozen section of your grocery store. All you need to do is heat them up in a steamer or microwave. edit: or go yum cha.

[@tropicalhorizongaming5459]

Sounds good

[@Yugioh420]

There also an Easter egg hidden in the movie from there movie short Bao. I think is the name. Which is about a steam bun who is alive. Maybe its Bau? Something like that.

[@CurseT13]

@@mrflickswatches they are legitimately some of the best things I've ever eaten.

[@wtimmins]

As a dad of teenagers, just be up front and explain stuff. And expect a decent chance of the dawning horror of 'wait, this is going to happen every month for much of the rest of my life????'

[@mrflickswatches]

Hey all we can do is do our best bro I’m with you! 💪🏽 we got this

[@Kovy2003]

@@mrflickswatches My Facts In This Film Music Was By Ludwig Goransson The Same Swedish Composer Who Worked On "Black Panter 2: Wakanda Forever"

[@stephendavis5433]

​@@Kovy2003 The music was absolutely EPIC in this movie. 😀

[@IChooseJesus9091]

Mom is so big in relation to all the emotion she's been suppressing/repressing. She's traumatized. Mei's ancestor Sun Ye, smiling & picking her up, was her way of saying,"Don't be scared. You won't regret it - because I'll be with you." Which is what Mei's grandmother prayed twice. "May Sun Ye protect & guide you."

[@a.g.demada5263]

Oh thanks, I always wondered what was the purpose of the scene between Meilin and Sun Yee

[@kavtoM]

she must also been happy that after generations of her descendants rejecting her gift, someone finally chose to keep it.

[@RobinNicoagain]

Worst things to do to girls regarding periods. 1. Don't warn them about them. 2. Treat it as shameful thing. 3. Treat these girls as 'adults' since they had period. The youngest girls are literal 8 years old and are still children no matter what.

[@cjmcc4447]

I’m pretty sure the main singer for 4 town is Jordan Fisher, who literally kills everything he does

[@mrflickswatches]

Sure does ! 🔥

[@anthonyflinn3305]

Pretty sure one of the other singers is Phineas

[@ravenm6443]

Not trying to worry you but this is my experience. I remember! I was 10. I lived close to my school and went home to take a Tylenol because I had a headache. Had every intention of going back to school, but found out I got my period. Unfortunately endometriosis runs in my family, so the cramping was unreal! Took a hot bath cuz mom recommended it and after I got out, I remember I felt faint. All I remember after that is calling for my mom and a snippet of being walked down the hallway with my mom trying to hold me up, then waking up on the floor of the living room with a pillow and blanket. I don’t remember even reaching the end of the hall or laying down. Unfortunately for me, it got worse when I turned 19. Not only was the cramping still ungodly horrible, but I got vertigo and started getting sick. It was horrible! I crawled to the bathroom because I couldn’t stand without losing my balance from the room spinning. Luckily the vertigo didn’t happen often or near as sever as it was the first time but the sickness stayed as a symptom for me. Now I’m on birth control just so I can not be sick every month so I can function. This is just my experience. It’s definitely not like this for everyone. Mine is exasperated because of Endo. But certainly, there are many women who experience the same things. Migraines are also a common symptom. I know a few people who have never had a cramp in their life, which Im glad they don’t experience. Honestly, you won’t know what to expect until it happens. But empathy, support and listening goes a long way. Especially if it’s a bad day. It’s something I really appreciate about my boyfriend. I’d complain about how awful it is and he’d listen.

[@austinpapageorge7210]

the reason why they keep on saying the boy band concert will make them women is to undermine the trope that menstruation=grownass woman. Actually being a grownass woman is being your own person and that's what Mei does.

[@mrflickswatches]

Facts! Being “Grown” is a mindset.. not a physical change 🗣

[@yee2urhaw246]

true. i also just think its one of those kid things when you're growing up you think "oh once i do _____ that'll prove im not a kid anymore" it could be a concert, starting high school, etc. for me it was sitting in the front seat haha

[@cupguin]

And while 13 is still clearly a baby, it's a pretty important milestone in the movie for a lot of reasons. She's making her own decision about what to like independent of her parents, they made the money for the tickets on their own and they're going to an event for "teenagers" all on their own. Those are all the kinds of thing that first made me feel like an adult when I was that age.

[@LilFireFox]

And you know? How would you know? Did you suddenly start bleeding out of your balls? Having cramps so bad in your midsection that your in the Fetial Position and can't walk, let alone stand up?! Don't tell ME, a WOMAN what it's like to first get your period and Live through it. It's like me telling you what it's like to have your Balls drop and then kicked in them, FULL FORCE, by your 'friends.' I'm for being fair and understanding, but in this case.... HELL NO.

[@jessicaHcat]

First time viewer of your channel and I love the dynamic! Regarding periods, my suggestion would be to tell your daughters early so they won't be startled when it happens. I remember asking my mom when I was in Kindergarten what those "weird looking things" are, and she told me those were pads, and I would need to use it once I get older. Thanks to her wisdom, I did not freak out at all when I got my first period. I just walked up to her and said calmly, "I got my period." She cooked lots of food that day and told me my first step to womanhood deserved a big celebration. My dad was the one looking uncomfortable, probably because he wasn't ready to accept the fact that I wasn't a little kid anymore 😂

[@cupguin]

I was around the same age when I started asking my mother questions and she started having age appropriate conversations with me. She left the more detailed conversations until I was older but it wasn't that big a deal because I was just learning bit by bit.

[@stephendavis5530]

"I'm not crying......you're crying!"

[@ayoayo1044]

On a scale of 1-10 I'd say 5 or less maybe. I got my period at age 12 in 7th grade. Where I live they give 5th graders VERY BASIC information about puberty before they go to middle school. It was only one class and we got sent home with pads and a pamphlet. But being 5th graders we just found it funny and weren't paying attention. When I first got my period I thought I was dying, the pain was so bad it's what I imagine child birth is feels like, there was so much blood, vomiting, and it started AFTER I got to school that day. Luckily now that I'm older the pain is less but still hurts. I remember thinking "Why me?", "Why now?", and "I'm disgusting.". I suggest learning as much as possible about periods like symptoms (cramps, bloat, diarrhea, etc...) and helpful tips(heating pads, medicine, hot patches, etc..) and teach them. Just be there as comfort for your daughters. And don't be mad if they don't want to talk to you about it, I didn't want to talk to my mom at all. It's still very important discussion to have and they'll thank you in the long run.

[@mrflickswatches]

I think I’m going to handle it very well. I’m different than most people. Incredibly understanding and heartfelt 🙏🏼

[@charleslee8313]

That was a good impression of Edna Mode. SkyDome is 282 ft. tall, just so you know. 4Town could have bounced, but they stayed to help out in a Chinese ritual. *That* is professionalism. (also, the people at that concert got their money's worth)

[@AliSakurai]

Just make sure to let your daughters know that what's happening to them is not scary and not life threatening. Let them know that it's normal for young girls to bleed once a month and to not be embarrassed. Also be patient with them when they start going through the mood swings. They're not really angry at you it's just the hormones. And make sure to have chocolate ready if they're not allergic.

[@gunzooray]

Mei: Besties, Assemble! Steve Rogers: Girl, That's My Line!

[@kingricks3141]

My family said the aunt that had the glasses looked like the babysitter from cat in the hat lol

[@mrflickswatches]

LOL HER TOO🤣 tell them I said nice catch !

[@stephsoohall6841]

When I saw the aunties come in,” where have I seen this before?” Then remembers” crazy rich Asians”

[@mrflickswatches]

Never seen that movie! Is it worth it to do reaction?

[@m3rrys0ngstr3ss]

Ludwig Goransson did the score, and he was also the lead composer on Black Panther and The Mandalorian. Billie Eilish and Finneas did the 4*Town songs.

[@skiesc1606]

The worst thing you could do as the parents did was to 1. not talk to her about it and only waited till after it happened before they did, 2. reacted negatively (dread, worry, fear etc.) towards it. Your child would have a distorted view towards the topic just by observing your reaction towards it, even if you say otherwise. Period is natural, just as how turning into a red panda is for this family, but the parents' personal bias against the issue resulted in overprotectiveness which led to a reverse effect on everything.

[@jamiec3372]

I don't remember having an actual Tamagotchi but I did have a Digivice from Digimon that was green & white & it was so similar to a Tamagotchi & it was like a child to me for a while when I was literally a child hahahahaha

[@mrflickswatches]

I’ve never had one ! It was like a virtual pet I think ??

[@jamiec3372]

@@mrflickswatches It was! You were supposed to feed it & take care of it every ~handful of hours~, I don't remember how long actually lol, but you got the idea right when y'all were talkin' in your reaction! :)

[@austinpapageorge7210]

Yeah I've said this many times before but if you were a child in 2002. And you remember being in deep emotional pain caused by a parent in that timeframe. Oh GOD THIS MOVIE. Such catharsis.

[@rickfrancisong3010]

Technically at one point during our teenage lives we basically turned into the red panda by getting so mad that we lost control but without actually turning into one

[@Pika999]

Yeah pretty much...and my metaphorical panda was the size of the mom's because I had a lot of repressed emotions and trauma that I kept inside till it exploded, and when it exploded it EXPLODED...

[@SaraBanartist]

"How scary is this gonna be for me?" Oh buddy...do you have a hotline you can contact? A years supply of chocolate on standby? A panic room?

[@shallowtruth1002]

LOOL why was the nsync impersonation so accurate? 😭

[@mrflickswatches]

🤣🤣 I’m a legit singer lol most of the time I’m just playing around on channel

[@amritasrinivasan2929]

8:49 - You don't have to panic. Sure, at first, you would feel weird, anxious and awkward trying to figure out how to approach this. But, knowledge is power. Once you know, you'll realise you aren't feeling as anxious as before. Do some prep by reading, watching educational videos or animations about menstruation and pay close attention to how this could be explained to your daughters so that they won't feel scared or disgusted. Teach them how to fix a pad, tell them about the cramps and what they could do to reduce the pain, give them some tips. And if they feel awkward to talk to you about this and feel comfortable talking about this to their mom instead, respect it and give them their privacy. But be there for them whenever they need. Edit: Most males (especially from conservative or orthodox families) try to avoid this conversation. They don't want any part of it. They leave it to the moms or the women in the family. The fact that you are willing to try is itself a plus point. You are half-way there. You'll be fine.

[@sorchamiana]

When my kids got their periods I was worried about how I'd handle it because I have a Mirena IUD, so I haven't had to deal with a period myself since 2007 (for context I'm 39 now). But honestly, it is so much easier than it used to be. We bought period underwear (because we care about the planet) and it's so easy and user friendly. My kids were already doing all their own laundry by then (because we taught them basic life skills pretty young) which made it so simple and straightforward. They just rinse them in cold water in the sink for half an hour and then toss them in with their regular laundry load. No mess, no fuss. We bought them enough pairs to last their whole cycle and it was a one time expense, so much more affordable than pads or tampons! I had them try out old style pads for their first cycle, while we were waiting for their period underwear to arrive (we bought Thinx brand, they have a special line of underwear for teens and tweens that fit better when they don't have curves yet) so they know how to use pads in case of emergency and can appreciate how much easier and more comfortable the period underwear are then pads. Anyway, it's all so low-maintenance that I rarely even know when they're on their period, but they track all of that in their Clue App themselves (we live in Canada so it's safe to use an app here) so they know when to expect it, etc. And yeah, other than that, all we had to do was buy them chocolate to celebrate their first cycle and that was it 🤷😊 (Disclaimer: I don't think my kids really get heavy periods and I know they rarely get cramps or other symptoms, so when I talk about how "easy" it is, keep in mind that every kid is different and for some people periods can be absolute hell, so we were fortunate and I recognize that! 🙏)

[@austinpapageorge7210]

And this is WAYYY MORE informative about Chinese culture than pap like Mulan in 1998. No wonder they had to wait until 2022 to give children this movie.

[@EddyA-sw5ox]

Did you see Xiran's analysis video of the 1998 Mulan movie? They pointed out everything that was inaccurate but just as many things that were accurate to Chinese culture.

[@austinpapageorge7210]

@@EddyA-sw5ox no I don't know what that is

[@EddyA-sw5ox]

@@austinpapageorge7210 if you have the time, look up Xiran Jay Zhao on KZbin. They're a Chinese author who does analysis videos on shows and movies that are based on Chinese culture and history. They've already made analysis videos for the original Mulan and its disappointing reboot.

[@pearluniverse7878]

i honestly didn't know that moms spying on their kids wasn't normal bc mine did it all the time lol but she was very overbearing so... also girls getting their period is an important moment, but as long as you're prepared, understanding and don't shame them you'll be fine! and educate them about it beforehand. also something like the daisy mart incident happened to me T.T i wrote fanfiction in 6th grade and my parents found it, most embarrassing moment ever

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

8:45 Honestly, I don't get why parents don't just buy anatomy books for their kids. If it's because the kids don't want to be seen as nerds for learning unimportant stuff like mitochondria or whatever, then maybe, I dunno... the fact that certain food groups are better than others might be a priority?

[@austinpapageorge7210]

This is the movie I NEEDED in 2002 when I was 8 years old and struggling with a broken home. Just saying. White AMAB

[@mrflickswatches]

Commend you for being strong 🙏🏼 I didn’t have the easiest up bringing either but as a parent I use that to do the best I can to make sure my babies are as happy as they can be! 🤍

[@hannah-leahbrown2477]

Absolutely loved this!

[@MrWizeazz]

@26:49 I never even noticed that Devon “sketchy clerk” was in the crowd during the concert 🤣🤣🤣 Great content, Also if you guys are looking for great shows to review I’d suggest “Arcane” on Netflix. You won’t be disappointed.

[@mrflickswatches]

Heard a lot of that show we might check it out !

[@Isabella-tu9fb]

Don't worry about your daughters when they get their periods Brian. You and Bianca are able to help them through it. I will say it will be the first worst day of their rest of their lives but they'll manage it

[@alharairah2214]

I recommend Bert Kreischer's (stand-up comedian) bit about his younger daughter's period party.

[@Isabella-tu9fb]

@@alharairah2214 How can anyone be ok with a period party

[@alharairah2214]

@@Isabella-tu9fb watch his routine about it, lol

[@agenttheater5]

8;47 Just remember its going to be scarier or and more painful for them since their bodies are basically having a clean-out that will last a few days. Just remember to make it easier by having painkillers in the house (may take a little while to kick in but will help a lot when they do) and to have plenty of pads - or the new period underwear that you just rinse out in the shower before washing and then use again so you won't have to buy so many pads (if any, 5- pairs of the underwear should do the trick). And yes something like a hot water bottle is extremely useful, having something warm and comforting to hold on the stomach is soothing. And under no circumstances do what Ming did to Mei at 10:33, just drop them off at the front desk or better yet ask before they leave for school.

[@plucas1]

On a scale from 1 to 10, your girls going through puberty are going to be potato. It's not that you won't get through it, but you're never really going to be prepared for it. There's a reason why the Dad noped out of there as soon as his wife mentions "that."

[@endoraismygma]

I just watched it and loved it. It really is so adorable. 💞

[@glorycastillo5379]

About the period thing. Probably 5 max, you just gotta be prepared (know the pad sizes, that it’s monthly and how cycle works) like it’s gross but completely normal. My advice would just be to research about periods and the hormonal cycle and get some pads (ALWAYS winged and night sized)

[@amritasrinivasan2929]

18:47 - I watched another reaction video and found out that the auntie with cat-eye shaped glasses was based on a Cantonese actor Lydia Shum.

[@phantom115cw]

YOU'RE SO FLUFFY, I'M GOING TO DIE!!!

[@kiralitupuola9438]

Priya is so amazing lmao

[@ScarlettM]

It's a fun movie and a good reaction! Thanks for sharing!

[@tropicalhorizongaming5459]

I loved this movie!

[@ZOXEY555]

Her name is Meilin "Mei" Lee

[@areumdawo]

this movie is about accepting who you are and standing up for yourself even to your own family .. not letting anyone ,, not even your controlling mom ,, to "conceal" who you are to appease others and be "perfect daughter/son" .. and asian parents could be that controlling ..

[@avengersfan949]

Jordan Fisher plays Robaire

[@monio.9444]

I know I said this before in a comment, but now that you said you have 2 daughters, you gotta watch the show "My So Called Life", even if you don't do a reaction. I feel like it's the most realistic depiction of what's going on in the mind of a girl during that time in her life. It's the kind of show I wish more guys would watch so they can finally see that perspective. And now, about Turning Red, I love that you did a reaction to this and I love how relatable it is for people growing up in the 90s or early 2000s with the tamagotchis and the boy bands and all that, and I don't know if you've noticed but one of the girls, Priya, when she's shown reading a book, the book looks like Twilight which I found hilarious :))

[@m.b.6402]

If you and your family/friends have calmly, carefully kept the girls up to speed about what's coming, working to levels they can cope with? Menstruation is still angsty, but it doesn't have to be this crazy. It helps to know it's coming, where pads and tampons are, how they're worn, that bleeding and cramps are not unusual. That it's tied into becoming mature enough to have babies. Do the pre-ed in installments, aim for what your kids can deal with, and let them know that you can make your own good choices about ALL of it, from whether you're ready for tampons yet, to making choices about sex and pregnancy. Let them KNOW that they have choices and that those choices do have consequences. But otherwise? If you don't panic, they won't.

[@Nicholaspimpinsohard]

I am a male and my voice didn't get deep until I was 19 and also I didn't start growing any facial hair until I was 19 as well.

[@marleinasmom]

I suggest you get pads ahead of time. My daughter got her first period last week and I didn't have anything for her to use. We had to DoorDash teen sized pads from CVS at 3am. Besides a few mood swings, it hasnt been as bad as I anticipated.

[@kirkdarling4120]

I think this movie was targeted directly toward Millennials who were young teens in the early 2000s and have kids about to enter puberty now. My daughter fits that category, and this movie resonates with me because I remember how she was then, including the Tomugachi. Something few people notice: Priya has already started her period. Subtle clues were her budding figure and the fact she had deodorant handy, but the big one is that she offered her own "extra" pads to Mei. The point is that even if your daughter hasn't started her period, if she's in middle school (or even the upper elementary grades) she has classmates who _have_ started their periods. And there are tampon dispensers in the girls' restrooms these days (even in elementary school). So if parents haven't had that discussion with their daughter about menstruation...someone else _has._ And she probably got bum information.

[@Yugioh420]

Giga pet. Also known as tamagotchi depending on which brand you got

[@stephsoohall6841]

I had a nano baby and my bestie at the time had a nano dog this was in the 90s

[@avengersfan949]

90’s babies are the best

[@nathancruz9172]

27:19 biting is very painful to humans as we are. Because, it’ll caused infections. 27:44-27:49 😆 28:01 headbutt 29:05-29:08 it makes me feel sad 😢 29:50 I find this movie very similar to encanto and coco.

[@kyuokuo]

He's seeing his life flash before his eyes the poor fella...

[@ElisaH_DarklyiShine]

On a scale from 1 to 10. If there's a female figure that can help 5. If YOU have to give the talk 15. And for the love of God explain it BEFORE it actually happens And if u go by my family you then call every woman in the family to let them know it happened ,🤦‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

[@BovineGirl3]

I wasn't scared when I got mine. Mostly, nonchalant? But, to answer your question, it's not a scary thing because this what young girls will go through when they come to that certain age. If your daughters sees that you're scared then they'll be scare too, so just remind yourself that it is natural and I also suggest doing some research about periods too; that way, you'll be prepare and you can provide answers to whatever questions they may have.

[@avengersfan949]

They were called Tamogotchi

[@chopytroncosooficial1933]

10:34 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@chichiibegbu6223]

At some point this week I will watch this movie!!!

[@Smartplatinum-bu8kb]

There is also Chinese in the movie when they were sending mei to the astral realm

[@faithschlotzhauer3017]

I was born in 2002 which is funny that I saw that when I watched the movie when it came out

[@phantom115cw]

4☆Town reminds me of S-club 7

[@jackiestow4294]

Well you have to understand Asian culture my best friend in high school noi her parents were very strict that'll Asian parents are they're very traditional and very strict

[@lilianamonteirocardoso7481]

THAMAGOCHI (THAT'S WHAT WE CALL IT IN PORTUGAL) ... AND I'VE HAD LIKE 50.000 OF THEM...

[@raymondmoore5523]

She was eating a steamed pork bun

[@phantom115cw]

The Animation reminds me of Captain Underpants

[@ricardoortiz4870]

This movie gives me Hulk vibes.

[@incognitocrush8282]

lol its a Tamagotchi and i had one and still do!

[@434444334]

It’s a dumpling XD

[@16taysia]

On a scale of 1 to 10....1000 X 2.... LoL good luck 🤣

[@mrflickswatches]

🤣🤣💪🏽

[@avengersfan949]

She’s scared to like 4-Town mainly cause of her mom.

[@stephsoohall6841]

Who remeber *NSYNC, 98 degrees and etc

[@fajaradi1223]

Yeah, I remembered how sucks they were. Luckily SOAD, Limpbizkit, and Linkin Park was there to rock the world.

[@faithschlotzhauer3017]

You don't have to worry about that yet until they're at least 10 going on 11 so I'm going to give you a 1!🙂

[@mrflickswatches]

Thank you ! Everyone trying to get me nervous lol I liked your answer lol

[@faithschlotzhauer3017]

@@mrflickswatches no need to be nervous every female goes through it when they're older I did when I was 11 so it's normal🙂

[@mrflickswatches]

Yeah I’ll be fine ! I’m a very understanding dad

[@avengersfan949]

Honestly, it’ll probably be like a 9.5

[@avengersfan949]

They’re eating dumplings

[@robindude8187]

"...I have two daughters... how scary is this gonna be for me..." If you find it scary, you're the problem. This _whole movie_ is a condemnation of Ming's parenting, along with generational trauma. "...why is everybody so fast in Disney/Pixar movies..." Imagine how much longer these scenes would be if they were slow. It's _mostly_ interesting when the scene takes about 3 minutes, but if it took the _much_ more realistic _ten_ minutes or, worse, fifteen to twenty... that'd be a _third_ of your movie watching them move along streets... kinda boring. So they're _fast_ to allow them to get through the scenery and tell the story. "...chia pet? ... can y'all tell us what they were called, and if you had one..." Tamagotchi. And no. "...why is the mom so big?..." Why do some women have periods so severe that without medical control they end up in the hospital? ... Genetics. And it _doesn't_ always pass on. Sometimes you just get unlucky. "...how do you spell that..." Her actual name is 'Meilin', but she tends to go by 'Meimei'. You can find out from the captions. :) "...how you feel about this movie?" I believe I've watched it twice, and now seen perhaps 15 reaction videos to it because I like going over it again. ... Along with Encanto.

[@mavischristopher8246]

Guys I'm new to your channel just a question are u together

[@mrflickswatches]

Yes !

[@johnsantos507]

22:43 to 22:54 No. She's wrong.

[@chichiibegbu6223]

What's up with your face 😂

[@agenttheater5]

Ok, who's your favourite 4Town? Be honest. Robaire? Jesse? Taeyoung? Aaron Z? Aaron T? and who do you think is Devon's favourite?

[@ThePinkDragon]

I WOULd be a Panda with the kittens

[@michaeljamesjr.]

Disney taking a risk to push nightmare horror scary fuel in kids film with no limits and sense of horror elements and the nightmare scene when Mei seeing a terrifying supernatural being and scary beings and a horrorland of death and about her family it's like The Ring meets Willy Wonka and mixed with blumhouse and a24 new line cinema and creepy ominous music with sinister theme and they should have a wicked villain voice in her nightmare: YOU can't escape me Mei I'm Nightmare Man and The Boogeyman of your dreams (sinister laughing in the background) I wish Disney can do nightmare scenes and scary moments in movies and put horror elements like bad dreams and nightmare sequences to terrifying the viewers and audiences and kids tbh if this was in theaters they gone be scared traumatized frightened crying and cover their eyes from this scene 😬😬👀👀😳😳

[@kirkdarling4120]

You haven't seen some of the scenes in Fantasia and the Black Cauldron.

[@KuroniqueMisaki309230]

On a scale of 1-10, I’d say probably a 9. But if you really want to be prepared, try to do as much research as you can and remember to stock up on the three essentials to help get through a period: chocolate, Advil, and tampons. Lots and lots of tampons.

[@Disneynerdforever93]

I was born in 93

[@MRDRK1]

Question. Since magic is clearly very real in that world, as are the gods (since it was one of them that 'blessed' the family with the power of transformation in the first place), wouldn't the smart and easy fix to everything be to just pray to that god again and ask them to remove the magic from the family, since it wasn't needed any more for the original purpose it was granted? Really seems like they were quick to gloss over the GODS' involvement in all this. Sun Yee was the ancestor that first received the magic. She wasn't the god who created it. So, yeah, all the 'inconveniences' the family experience were really their own fault. Mei really was completely blameless in all this. Also, Tyler should have been mauled. The brat.

[@risingsungamer214]

Dawg if you have 2 girls? Oh fuck. You might wanna figure out when it happens and take that week and stay away from your family)

[@phantom115cw]

Are you a Werewolf?

[@Beautywaubs]

Ummm about 999999/10

[@christiancontreras5057]

That joke was pathetic

[@barrymoreblue]

Disney loves their generational trauma, lol

[@johnkominar8417]

On a scale of 1 to 10 ..... 38

[@Animedingo]

11

[@ScarlettM]

20:40 - no, that doesn't sound right. All through the movie they keep mentioning these 13 year olds turning into women and that's sick. They are barely teenagers, way to skip ahead.

[@curlyxcoco]

okay but this happens in real life. most of the times movies are not just pushing stuff onto its audience, it’s telling a story and surprise ! reality is fucked up. the adults in this movie multiple times even said the kids were “women” but that’s what some parents say and that’s just how it is. why are you blaming the movie for portraying that? it’s literally not a bad movie

[@pedrodiogo4636]

OH NO, 13 years old girls thinking that they are entering womanhood because now they are teenagers and starting to define their own path, entering puberty, getting crushes, having feelings... WHAT A CRAZY WORLD?????? /s

[@ayoayo1044]

No, when me and my friends turned 13 we thought we were grown ASF. We thought we could do anything. That's typical 13 year old behavior, trying to grown up quick. Same with the concert thing too, it reminds me so much of how I acted it's funny.

[@greatestever8269]

This movie is pure trash and exposing small children to teen issues and horniness of a teen girl is beyond disappointing from a pixar movie. They are gonna get so much hate from parents of small children!

[@raposinhadoaj]

lmao shut up

[@katarinawikholm5873]

That’s why it’s rated PG-13 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@CurseT13]

Teen girl issues? The average age for girls to start puberty in the US is 10.

[@katarinawikholm5873]

@@CurseT13 There is a world outside the US, strange as it seems.

[@CurseT13]

@@katarinawikholm5873 Simply put, most of the studies are heavily based in the US, hence the wording. Average age for onset of puberty range between 8 and 13 world wide, 10 seems to be a pretty decent average there.