Turning Red's Ending Explained: The Fate of Mei!

[@IsaacCarlson]

I thought Turning Red played with the themes it explored so well. The movie is so much fun, and felt so relevant and meaningful to my own experience. But what did you think of the movie? What should the next Turning Red video be about??

[@Reyna_Amaturi]

Explaining the family tree in Turning Red

[@OzzyDrixClay]

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[@Krissjxbfjfbd]

Ya can u do the family tree for turning red I’m really confused thx

[@sentientfetus3894]

I think boys need even more accept them selves . Testosterone is just as Fuel

[@sentientfetus3894]

How come when in media when something is passed down on maternal side to only the woman in the family like physic abilities elemental powers vampire fighting it's podsitive or should be seen as positive when something is passed down paternal side like The Simpson gene Murphy's Law or turning into a wearwolf it's always something bad

[@Daisy-jx2hf]

The scene of Mei’s mother finding the drawings and then marching down to the Daisy Market to confront Devon was so painful to watch. I can't begin to imagine the level of embarrassment and betrayal of privacy the poor girl felt. I don't know if there are words in the English language to truly encapsulate those feelings. A lot of young adolescents draw and write out their new fantasies and crushes that they start experiencing and may not fully understand yet. They may even be afraid of them. Those drawings and writings are so personal and an outward expression of such an intimate, vulnerable and scary part of a young person’s life that having them put on blast like that could be traumatizing. I honestly was shocked.

[@PastelTsuki817]

That’s what a tiger parent does.

[@KatieLHall-fy1hw]

Yeah, my mom dad wouldn’t have ever done this, but I guarantee there are parents out there who would. I can buy it in the movie. It is still ROUGH to watch

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

I always understood. When I was a teenager I didn't just draw myself with characters I drew what I saw value in: Friendship, love, courage and honesty. Even when my feelings became more sexual (probably a little bit later like 17 or 18) my art always reflected my values and not just smut. Teenagers aren't stupid and they're not that naive. I'm not saying that they never do something stupid or naive but teenagers are just persecuted for having a deeper connection to their emotions. Turning red is an adult interpretation of what it is to be a teenager not what it is actually like to be a teenager although it's still a good movie

[@BettyMareeHOHCountry]

but in that scene you see where her anger towards mei mei starts and how she bottled it all of it up so when the ending came thats why her panda was 10 feet tall because she didnt release those emotions

[@savannahhague4989]

Like it’d be different if Ming decided to sit down with her and talk about that aspect but instead she went crazy. Also, a lot of stuff in this movie shouldn’t really be fir little kids

[@khalidhenry3857]

I love the movie for these reasons 1) A diverse cast 2) A female non-white main character (and female director)

[@landon1812]

I'm ready for a sequel now, I really enjoyed the movie. My mother had discouraged me from watching it because a friend of hers had said it was teaching kids to rebel against their parents, but I decided to watch it anyways since I felt she could be wrong about it since she had been wrong about other movies before and I'm glad I did, I really need to talk to them about where they get their information from one of these days.

[@jazzratoon]

Did your mum find out?

[@landon1812]

@@jazzratoon I didn't tell her I watched it yet but I did tell her I was probably gonna watch it anyways since I am usually not one to judge a movie before I watch it and I wanted to have an opinion of the movie after watching it. My parents are pretty religious so they fall into the category of people who will believe almost anything bad another person says about any form of media just because they believe in the same thing, but I've been trying to spread my wings a bit more and not become conditioned to that philosophy so I can decide for myself what is good and not good.

[@jazzratoon]

@@landon1812 Congrats for your bravery.

[@FOR3STHILLS]

So you're saying you rebelled against your parent and watched the movie? 👀😂

[@landon1812]

@@FOR3STHILLS well they didn't tell me I can't watch the movie, they just discouraged me from watching it. Plus I'm 18 now so I feel I can make my own decisions on if I should or shouldn't watch something based on little knowledge of whatever media I'm watching.

[@jazzratoon]

I often see Ming kaiju size red panda as a symbolism for all the stress of having being prefect and the responsibility at the temple she had to uphold, as well as her mother disapproving of Jin being her future husband. She must of developed the kaiju like form all of the bottled up hidden resentment or anger for her mothers list of perfections, like Ming's Shadow.

[@helloitsphonie]

I may not relate to Mei, but I have seen people like her in my teen time. Fangirling over idols, drawing/writing some weird fanfic and still manage to maintain good points in school. I wonder if their life were like this before, like Mei's. Other than that,I really appreciate this movie. Finally, some more slice of life-y story. It doesn't have to be a grand and award-winning. Just be regular movie is enough for me.

[@emerordillano2984]

how old are you

[@fearlished6711]

Wow I would like to see a girl turn into a panda. You are so lucky

[@helloitsphonie]

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[@kimberlynguyen1818]

I don’t think people understand how it hits me with the relationship between an Asian mother and daughter, because my mother was super supportive but to the point she smothered me and not to mention the addition of emotionally manipulative words. But I still love her, but at the same time she is still hard to deal with. Although I do understand why she did the things she did, I hope people understand that this is parental guidance and made for tween and up or a mature mindset. Because it is rated PG…

[@kirkdarling4120]

Yes, people tend to forget what "PG" actually means. I really think the movie is best for parents who were about 13 in 2002 and have children about 13 today.

[@shortylove876]

This movie did such a great job at showing true complicated emotions for both child and parent.

[@TheCommenterDragon]

I loved Turning Red! it was a really fun movie to watch, Mei's friends are some of my favorite characters, Mei was so lucky to have such loyal and accepting friends that stood by her and loved her for who she was red panda or no red panda.

[@OzzyDrixClay]

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[@sithefishingguy5890]

I’ll be honest I didn’t like it

[@meriewanderer]

The movie is relatable, the family part, the friendship part, every part is real and great Of course we can't turn into some fluffy amimals but it could be something else, like your hobbies, stuff you enjoy, those that aren't 'serious' or 'legit' A lot of people ended up hiding themselves, and abandoning themselves But we don't have to, and I think that's part of the message It's a great movie, I hope people don't hate it just because

[@vanessaarzate8463]

I love Turning Red so much from the animated to the 2000s vibes to puberty and most of all the message of generational trauma, like Encanto

[@M.W.K6996]

I have to admit that I really enjoyed the movie. It was weird and really out there, and that's what I liked about it. I really enjoy when animated projects that don't shy away from family problems, teenage drama or social issues. The characters, animation and voice acting were all done very well. They did a good job of showing how scary changing and growing up can be, but it happens for a reason. But like any other Disney movie, the problem is mostly resolved to quickly. Forgiving and moving on is important, but its not easy (like they make it seem in their movies). Ming did the exact same thing to Mei that her mother did to her - and she didn't see that? If nothing is ever going to be good enough, you shouldn't push a child to be perfect. Healing can happen...but it takes time. (Ming shouldn't need to apologize. She may have given her mother that scar, but it was Wu's controlling and overbearing nature that caused such an act.) People may call the portrayal of Chinese culture in this movie racist or stereotypical; but it isn't if its all fact. Most families of Asian cultures are very controlling and pass that toxic quirk to their children. Parents shouldn't push their desires onto their children, because than the children never get to live their own lives. If your kids rebel, its most likely because you're refusing to listen to them. If there's a sequel, I seriously hope that Disney doesn't tone down the problems and issues of growing up.

[@mrbyzantine0528]

When you have an hour and a half to tell a story that can span a few hours to several years there are bound to be cutouts for the narrative.

[@PastelTsuki817]

To be fair it’s not really a Disney movie it’s a Pixar movie

[@Pastel_Dreams]

Dang, Disney has been giving us hits for the last few years dealing with familial issues and multigenerational trama.

[@althea_sirius]

I wish there was a movie like Turning Red when I was growing up. Had a ton of self confidence issues and hard time in school. This is a movie all growing girls need to watch.

[@Jaylobeans]

This movie was very charming. I can't wait to see how this connects with the Pixar theory.

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

Same here

[@CristinaNunezTV]

And here.

[@micahbirdlover8152]

@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 it was☝️

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@micahbirdlover8152 Cool

[@michaeloluwajuyemi4546]

I’m always waiting for the Pixar theory video to come after each Pixar movie!

[@amandabrito1186]

I personally relate a lot to Mei. All that discussion in the film about her relationship with her mom was incredibly similar (if not almost identical) to my relationship with my own mother. I have been through a hard time in the last couple of months because my mom was always very restrictive and a little bit bossy about everything in my life, and I never tried to "break" that when I was growing up. I'm now 24, and when I started asking if I could make my own choices and started being a little more independent of her, she felt betrayed and our relation started to crumble. It's a lot to say, it's very difficult to simply put my stuff here kkkkkk, but I know that everything is going to be okay. I learned a lot from this movie about what my mother passed in the past with my grandma, and I know she never made any of this to hurt me, or anyone. Of course, it's no excuse for what happened, but understanding where she "came from" is a big step to healing and to forgive as well. Sorry about that big text, it's just that this movie was very close and personal to me. Thanks for reading until here, hope it didn't bother so much xD. Have a wonderful day!

[@merlin_avalon8232]

I really want an explanation on meis dream, I think it was about her loosing her innocence when it came to the flowers and the fish on dry land ment being out of her element in two different parts? Idk it was all going so fast

[@octotv7667]

Please tell me. Did the movie have a good ending? That sky dome thing seems to mess everything up. As if her family can’t make Living to pay this demonic money. Or isn’t it? I think it’s just for charity and for enjoy and fun reasons. And everyone is happy and friendly peace. please tell me. a) bad ending b) very good ending

[@baileyheaton7087]

How Ming-lee didn't respect Melin (Mei-lee) being a panda I am aware this is a reference to Encanto. The expectations element within a family relationships is similar to both movies. Encanto grandma with a granddaughter relationship to a mother with a daughter relationship

[@Incrediblydepressed]

I personally thought it would be cool if Disney decided to make an animated TV show after the movie where Mei uses her Red Panda powers as a superhero-like persona and saves people in Toronto and maybe even encounter other supernatural beings

[@Tootz3374]

I adored this movie, understanding Mei what it’s like to make your family proud, having weird and goofy friends and accept your fun, silly and eccentric side being proud with your true self. I also like how it tackles family relationships and how it was mold and or shatter other relationships. It’s not Encanto but it should be praised and be given it’s flowers for something new and being a unique subversion storytelling of everyday life.💐

[@octotv7667]

I think end is good and ultra happy friendly and everyone is Happy forever. Do you think this is true? Please tell me.

[@fireembliam9090]

5:45 This is where issac use to grow up in.

[@shadowmarauder6033]

This is one of the most relatable movies I’ve ever seen. I don’t have as over-bearing parents as Mei, but I’m an extreme perfectionist and can get extremely stressful about my work, bodily features, my likes and dislikes. This is a movie that early teens should watch, to know that these things are normal and ok.

[@melodysong6521]

Yess! Please talk about Tyler, when he was revealed as a 4Towner I was just laughing from the sheer adorableness that they suddenly gave him! I really want his new friendship with Mei to be explored!

[@lilianag7092]

I don’t fully relate to Mei with my mother. I have never been forced to be a perfectionist but have been constantly compared to her friend’s children. “X’s son is on the Dean’s list” “Y’s son is making a lot of money doing this” “Z’s daughter is thriving at school”. I know I’m not like other people’s kids and my mother coming to terms with that is hard on us both.

[@kiki_the_arctic_cat_girl3778]

This movie was a tearjerker, heart-warmer and incredibly relatable💖💖💖💖I relate to Mei alot. Personality wise and sort of journey wise. I love this movie so very much❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@laurfincher8137]

I love Miriam! In the classroom, a student asks 'what's with her?' or what's with the hat or something like that and Miriam, without a second thought turns really fast and says, 'what's with your face!' Such a good friend and it was so cool too.

[@spencersawesomevideos7022]

The scene when Man flashbacks about all the good times she had with the panda then decides to keep it, oh man that gets me every time!

[@gabrielswee585]

Mei Mei embraced her inner Red Panda... *Aggretsuko embraced and lets loose her inner Death Metal.*

[@KaylaPearlCPNinja]

I see SO MANY PARALLELS between Encanto and Turning Red. I think that a video discussing these parallels between the 2 movies would be awesome.

[@aqua2poweros699]

yeah but tbh, Truning Red looks like you are actually going somewhere compared to Encanto, since it takes place mostly in the house. Both are great movies and i can't decide which is better

[@KaylaPearlCPNinja]

@@aqua2poweros699 I love them both equally.

[@Poedoco]

not to label but... it's the generational trauma and family relations??

[@davideostudio2664]

I'm gonna call it, Mei's gonna grow up to be a VTuber in the 2020s

[@mariahcomfort4441]

I loved watching this movie with my eldest who is going through the these changes and this movie was a fun way for us to start having these conversations I know she never wants to disappoint me but I also encourage her to yes tell her things that I sign her up for music art etc. but to also express her own individuality and now we are calling it being her own panda ❤️

[@stupefyedits1633]

I understand how you feel, Isaac Two years ago I moved away from my hometown to be close to Disney like you... I hated the idea at first I was so mad at my parents for moving me away from the home I've always had. But I've grown to love Florida and now I have strong friendships and I'm getting into the life I've always needed! Hearing you talk about your hometown made me think of mine! And that's what I needed so thank you ❤❤

[@Tombola1993]

It’s amazing that she uses her red panda form as a marketing strategy. Plus while in human form and have her red panda body parts made her look like she was cosplaying.

[@superjungleshuaibsahal1821]

You also need to talk about why Mings Red Panda form was SO HUGE!!!! Turning Red was one of those Pixar movies that I enjoyed but not the kinda movie I’d watch again but it was still fun to watch and I’m glad there’s a story that show’s you can embrace yourself in the most impactful way!

[@dylangarcia3898]

I'm surprised the Canadian government let the lees live in peace after ming's rampage , you would think that after the stunt she pulled ,she would be in custody ,or at the very least the Canadian military would take special interest in the women of the lee family

[@mrbyzantine0528]

That's probably the deal they struck with the family. Oh, you can become kaiju-sized monsters yet don't? Well, damage is damage, so you'll have to pay for the stadium repairs.

[@kietvo2633]

and american goverment too .

[@CBMOA]

That’s a beautiful explanation 👍🏼✨

[@cloudshifter]

I love it when a world is so pure like that. Here the minute one random person saw Mei in that form, in 3 days the FBI, CIA, Police and Army would lock down everything kidnap Mei and run lab experiments.

[@octotv7667]

And ming is making a new kid: slavei lee notorious slave. family slave dont worry she doesn’t have any feelings. And everyone is happy forever yaaay.

[@lordcooler1703]

I know that when I started middle school, I was still quite childish. I was pretty much a loner geek who was still obsessed with Pokémon, video games, cartoons, and using my imagination. But I've learned now how to put my imagination to good use by writing stories and drawing fan art. And starting a KZbin channel of my own, which I hope will eventually do well.

[@witchy90210]

Something I find very important in these movies is that the family members said "hoe could she do this to you" or "Why would she do this to me." I think in all cases parents do see their kids as an extension of theselves in a way, its only logical. However kids generally dont do something to hurt their parents, which I think is an issue in so many families and cultures. That parental bond is so strong that parents do think their kids should live for the parent, so when a kids does something different they feel like its an affront to them, which is something I think the movie addresses well enough, as it doesnt have to be explicit. I didnt grow up in a family like this, but I did feel a similar pressure though it wasnt really real.

[@Remythechef]

I loved the message that says you don’t have to be perfect for your parents and you can be your own person while still honoring and respecting them. It’s an original message that the film executed perfectly

[@tayloredwards4968]

I really like the message that the movie tails. ♥️

[@austinpapageorge7210]

Oh I didn't have the same dynamics with my parents as Mei did at all. But I was still deeply traumatized by a broken home and a stepparent. All in the year 2002. Seeing Mei was like seeing a classmate I could have seen in school. Or even just seeing me. If I could have seen this movie then, I would have been so happy. Even if I didn't know what periods were lol.

[@Bulbasaur617]

I watched this movie last Saturday. I think this is a great movie to watch. Some things I didn't expect in the movie, but still I like the movie.

[@erismurphy4206]

I really loved Turning Red, it was really relatable, especially with Mei having to be perfect and the struggles that come with it. Even as an adult, just failing a class in college made me feel ashamed because of how my mom would react if I got anything less than a B in school. I love that there is now a movie about the struggles of growing up and I hope that it’s something my sister will be able to look up to as well.

[@adrianaarroyo4585]

I have a theory that tyler actually likes mei but tried to deny it. and that even though he invited mei for the panda, i think he also wanted her to be there.

[@melodymeade3078]

From the beginning of this movie I swear it was about me and it made me feel emotional yk because I couldve related to Mei but more so her mother

[@BettyMareeHOHCountry]

this movie could come out at a perfect time. i saw myself in Mei mei i was the kid that payed attention in school and worked really hard as i grew up into myself i started to see my full potential. i been able to take a big step forward and now im on the road of living out my dream job. i was getting office jobs and doing courses in business just only to make my family proud. wasnt until this year my best friends saw how much pressure and emotion and lies i've got myself in. they help me give me the final push of taking that step forward in life and embracing my own person.

[@pualdelacruz3188]

This movie have a deep meaning in reality i love this movie ❤️💝 This movie bring a message to us❤️

[@stargirl2477]

My question is what other adventures do you think will happen if this gets a TV show? I mean, its proabally gonna be as well received from fans like Encanto was

[@klairbaranek]

High school was for me the same as turning red , that I had to find myself in a element that I felt like I belonged.

[@nivekaman9288]

They really should make a sequel/series ttytt

[@fearlished6711]

178 VIDEOS ALREADY?! Oh I thought this was just the turning red playlist

[@strawberrylemonadelioness]

I love this movie, it's one of Pixar's best! I like how Mei becomes comfortable with herself (in both human and red panda form) and how she and her mother start to understand each other and what they're going through.

[@jacksonmorse8516]

Ming’s dire warnings certainly had their validity in a certain sense. When she talked about the “darkness” of the Red Pandas she was referring to her own experience. After all, Ming’s panda has a level of notoriety within the family for its violent nature. And the part about overuse of the panda making it harder to let go of worked to Mei’s advantage in her journey. Over time, Mei treated the panda like an integral part of herself. So that’s what it became.

[@auroranorris9419]

Part 4: Dead Worm: worms in dreams represent negative energies in your waking life Lightning: lightning in dreams represent a part of your life, or your entire life as you know it, is about to change The Spirits Entering her body: spirits in dreams allows your emotions to surface and helps you confront deep fears and past issues

[@andreahans6864]

Great video Issac! I saw a few people have requestes maybe a family tree. Maybe a character video in general would be neat to see! I love that the animation they used! Its like a blend of American Animation and Anime.

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

If Mei is 13 in 2002, that means she was born in 1989.

[@deshawnedwards6412]

I thought the film was set in the modern day. But seeing all of the promo, it was clear it wasn't. The only Pixar film to be set in our modern day is Soul.

[@sarahsims6164]

She'd also be 33 in the modern day.

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@sarahsims6164 In 2022 she would be 33.

[@sarahsims6164]

@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 that's what I meant.

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@sarahsims6164 Why didn't you?

[@deshawnedwards6412]

Can't wait to see you try connecting this to the rest of the Pixar's Universe.

[@somedude23]

Ending : dad vibing to 4 town

[@teamsteed1]

Thank you for posting the video.

[@valentinebaeyens3303]

It reminds me of a discussion I had with my dad some days ago when I told him that I hadn't a lot of self-confidence and he was surprise because he never noticed it and he didn't understand why because I always had excellent grades and I was like "I just never think I'm good enough"...

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

I wonder how this fits into the PIXAR Theory

[@briannahlabelle2458]

Yay congrats on achieving your dream! I’m from Wisconsin too and most of my family lives here

[@lotusgal313]

Discuss why Ming’s panda is a skyscraper

[@i.am.purecringe3774]

I like how I got an ad to watch the movie anyways that a great explanation it acctually makes sence now!

[@Teag_Brohman15]

I like to think that Sun Yee (or one of her descendants) probably fought the Mongols during their invasion of China

[@tropicalhorizongaming5459]

I absolutely LOVED this movie, it would have been awesome to see in theaters

[@auroranorris9419]

Part 2: Devon Mermaid: symbolizes that in her dream "the feminine side of the dreamer - mystery, vulnerability, beauty and your secretive side" and sombody please tell me if you guys think she has fear of sex or of her own femininity 4-Town in Flowers: probably means the affection boy bands give to girls Ancesters: seeing her dead relatives is an indication of major changes in your waking life Broken Glasses and Pigeon: "broken glasses could indicate that a situation has shifted with a deep emotional or sentimental change at its heart" and the pigeon could probably be conected to her feelings of discontentment, failure, and hopelessness Burning Mother Fan: this was hard, but the fact that it's burning is probably ming no longer able to go with the flow (p.s. ming was hard to spot)

[@manoftheusajones5147]

Not everyone 1 can be PERFECT for their Parents

[@noahsawesomevids422]

Isac can you do a video on the dragons: the nine realms pls :)

[@giordanodsouza9563]

I thought what they were trying to say when they said you only have one chance was if we don't do the ritual immediately on the closest red moon then the panda will continue to grow and become more powerful and harder to contain because the more you unleash it the stronger it gets and the longer you wait to do the ritual the more opportunities for transforming occur

[@sergioandrescontreras5251]

I can relate to Mei. I am a guy but I can relate. I have a secret beast inside of me and a parent who doesn’t fully accept me for who I am. But don’t you worry, I’m finding good ways to deal with it with the help of my friends.

[@DarkLadyPhoenix]

Did Tyler know what Mei and her friends were saving up for? It's pretty interesting if he did because not only did he go to the concert, he kinda made sure Mei went too.

[@RBN1939]

its great to have a movie like this that explores those themes of teenage years and puberty and growing up and finding yourself I loved all the people giving out about the flim being cringey and was it in parts of course cause thats what its like for many of us looking back at those years I dont think though you have to necessarily move out of your hometown theres many who are still in the same hometown as their parents just living in a different house its a great movie and the message of being yourself and espically taking all the good and bad along with you is good you can still have a good relationship with your parents but they need to treat you respect as well as you respecting them you are both mature people capable of making your own decisions

[@markthomas6236]

I love what you do

[@jacobadams9967]

Same I always feel like I’m not good enough 😔

[@connorbeith3232]

Somewhat unrelated, but I appreciate the way they handled the pictures in the film's opening. The way the lighting and shading is done made them more resemble real family photos.

[@TheMovieMistress1993]

I think Mei is similar to Mulan in terms of keeping up with tradition and trying to be the perfect daughter Ming would like her to be. Instead of Fa Zu and Mulan, it’s Ming and Mei I reckon the first ceremony to get rid of the panda is an act of passage, hence why Mei’s family could willingly get rid of the panda second time

[@joaovitorfarinabraga690]

Hey bro, can you make a video trying to find out why mei’s mom panda form was so big ? For real that took me off the movie for a few seconds

[@stevethecat9934]

I thought inside out link so many pixar worlds . this is a human with the super power to turn into an animal monster. And they go into the soul world

[@henrietab2659]

The way l interpreted them saying you can only banish the panda on the first blood moon is that yes you have to banish it on the first red moon after you get it for the first time, but if it's unleashed again at some point in the future you can banish it again on the next red moon, so in theory you could banish it on a red moon, break it out the next day, and then banish it again on the following red moon. That way you still had the chance to banish it whenever you wanted as that opportunity never left, but you could still use the panda in between the red moons. So as long as you banish the panda again on the next blood moon you can keep it away forever.

[@thetheorizermoore7476]

Do this for httyd How every species and all populations of dragons migrated to the hidden world and how did they live together under toothlesses rule and how does it lead to 9 relms series

[@scaramouchesbf]

i love your perspective on this movie! i hadnt thought of it that way before, very nice

[@CristinaNunezTV]

I just watched the movie yesterday. Loved it!👍

[@Rioluscave]

Maybe talk about each elder that came to the aid of Mei for next video.

[@chleiharridolojan33]

I just watch this movie yesterday and its so amazing........

[@Life-oo2tr]

Finally someone who understood the movie!!

[@heidyjackson14]

Turning red has a lovely level of friendship♥♥

[@michaeloluwajuyemi4546]

I can’t wait to to see this movie! I’ve seen every KZbin video about this movie! Based on the videos, I can see this movie as a series.

[@haneulc.7244]

I watched this movie a couple days ago and I enjoyed it very much. I didn’t expect myself to like it this much, I was only curious when I chose this movie. But I’m very glad I got to watch it in the end.

[@johanliebert8375]

This movie is to remind the parents how weird they were before and the same will be for their kids.

[@danielledouglas99]

THIS TAKES PLACE IN CANADA!!!! I am watching it now!😁 I was always gonna watch it, but now it is a must.

[@sketchyskies8531]

This was such a good film

[@yinyangyt8749]

I find that in many ways I relate to Mei. I have gotten embarrassed many times and so much more. All I can say is that Turning Red was a great movie

[@angelicagaldos]

I haven't the movie it yet but I'm a huge fan of Red Panda species

[@juniper5604]

I know what it feels like to be an encanto Stan with this movie, except it's with an actual masterpiece of a movie

[@Mannyindahouse]

I definitely loved what this film was aiming for.

[@bluemoon2384]

I would love more videos on Turning Red there's so much interesting things to discuss with this movie :)

[@kellbellsparkles]

Hey Isaac ^^ I was wondering if you're going to work on a separate video theorizing how/why Ming's panda is godzilla sized compared to her sisters's and mother's.

[@micahbirdlover8152]

thank you Issac 😊