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Hey! If this is your first time here then welcome to our KZbin Disney channel. We've done a Pixar Movie Reaction Video for the new Turning Red movie which dropped on Disney Plus. We were huge fans of Luca, so super excited to see what Pixar's Turning Red will be like... we love most of the Pixar Movies so hopefully the Pixar Animated Movie Turning Red will be on the top of our Disney Pixar Movie List. Can't wait to see why Mei is turning into a red panda! Hope you enjoy our Turning Red Movie Commentary and Turning Red Film Reaction Video.
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Pixar Synopsis: Turning Red is an American 3D computer animated coming-of-age film produced by Pixar set to be released on March 11, 2022. The film is written and directed by Domee Shi, and will be Pixar's 25th feature film. In Turning Red, Mei Lee is a confident, dorky thirteen-year-old torn between staying her mother's dutiful daughter and the chaos of adolescence. And as if changes to her interests, relationships, and body weren't enough, whenever she gets too excited (which for a teenager is practically ALWAYS), she "poofs" into a giant red panda! Turning Red is directed by Academy Award-winner Domee Shi (Pixar short Bao), produced by Lindsey Collins, Turning Red (also known as Red or Volviéndose rojo in some countries) stars the voices of Rosalie Chiang, Sandra Oh, Ava Morse, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, Hyein Park, Orion Lee, Wai Ching Ho, Tristan Allerick Chen, and James Hong. It is the first Pixar film to be solely directed by a woman, the first to take place in Canada, and the second to feature an Asian lead character after Up. The film is Pixar's 25th feature film.
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[@VixenValori]

this is what these kind of movie was for, you guys are awesome ✨... I just feel disgusted on some reviews where they say "this isn't me/ I feel alienated/ it's exhausting/ it's not for everyone" like ffs, imagine the underepresented people who still enjoy every disney/pixar movies throughout the years even if they're not represented in it; they can emphasize and relate in some ways to a film such as this one... it's representing a culture they're not knowledgeable abt, then complains how they can't relate to a 13 yr old asian gurl but then again they can relate to a car, a fish or even a toy 💀

[@EdizAndBen]

You hit the nail on the head here! Some of these reviews reveal more about the person reviewing them they do about the movie… The idea that some people can relate to a car or a fish more than a 13 year old Asian girl is honestly depressing 🤦🏻‍♂️ If you are used to always being represented then you never have to do any work to think about how you can relate to or empathise with a character… even though that’s exactly what underrepresented people have been doing for decades 🤦🏻‍♂️ And even if you can’t relate at all, enjoy the journey through someone else’s eyes. ✌️☺️

[@superabi5214]

@@EdizAndBen HAHA this is so true 🤣 love the way y'all think

[@nikanika24]

For the record, in Toronto Canada,there is a China town, Italian area, Greek area, Jamaican/West Indian, Jewish communities.

[@EdizAndBen]

Canada be collecting community’s like Pokemon cards 🙌

[@lacondrathompson1747]

@@EdizAndBen I love you 😘💕❤️

[@16taysia]

I STILL have a ton of CDs and a portable CD player 😂

[@ayoayo1044]

@@EdizAndBen it's the in the US as well.

[@cupguin]

It's also one of the most multi cultural cities on the planet. If you rank cities by most people who are "foreign born" Miami wins overall with 58% but Toronto comes in at a strong second place with 47%. And beyond those number, Miami's mostly people from the Americas while Toronto's population comes from all over the world. In addition to Nika's list there's actually multiple China towns, two Koreatowns, little India, little Portugal, and numerous other areas with notable multicultural backgrounds. York center for instance has a large Filipino population, Roncesvalles has a large Polish population, but it's not like these are strict divisions. Willowdale has the largest percentage of Iranians but it's also one of the areas with the largest percentage of Chinese and Korean Canadians in Toronto. Not to mention how many Filipino, Russian and English people in Willowdale there are.

[@loupgarou95]

This movie was pretty relatable to me because I got my period young and one day I forgot my pads after staying over at my grandma's house. So my grandma drove to the school and stood by the playground and when my class came out to play she passed me a paper bag full of pads through the fence. My teacher was understandably freaked that a playground lurker gave me a mysterious package and opened it in front of the class so they all saw my pads and laughed and called me pee girl for weeks since we were young enough that most of them didn't know what periods were and thought they were some kind of pee pads I guess? Good times. Anyway, great reaction. I enjoyed it as a first time watcher of you guys!

[@mtrudo]

Omg you poor thing.

[@EdizAndBen]

The only thing missing from this story is the part where you turn into a giant red panda 😂 I can see why it’s so relatable for you!! Hopefully you’ve recovered from being called pee girl and can laugh about it now! And welcome to our channel! We hope you enjoy our other videos just as much!!

[@acailoves]

oh god 😟

[@user-pt5cl2ro6f]

Kids are stupid

[@andreagarciacubilla8678]

Something similar happened to me. The teacher saw a couple of boys around my jacket and told them to show what they had taken. They had taken one of my big pads and had opened the envelope. The whole class turned to me (the coat had my name), someone asked "do you bleed that much?" and everyone started laughing. The bell had just rang so I just ran to my house. Fortunatly, no one seemed to remember it the next day.

[@ko-miyavi]

The synching of periods is a myth. Happens about ever 20-28 days or so so there's bound to be times they fall on the same day. Girls learning to time travel, transform or getting telekinetic powers while they go through certain stages in puberty, however is totally true.

[@autumnstar316]

Exactly!! I was laughing when they said that.

[@johnmccarron7066]

I KNEW IT.

[@LaundryFaerie]

Hey, who doesn't remember their first accidental time travel?

[@autumnstar316]

@@LaundryFaerie oh yeah, that was a tough one I remember being so lost ....

[@ko-miyavi]

@@LaundryFaerie Ugh...my first time travel was SO embarrassing! I had no idea what I was doing :(

[@ambriaashley3383]

Love how interested yall are in puberty! Lol. Puberty in girls can start before they get their first period. Fenale puberty also involves growing taller, voice changes, breast development, & a lot of other internal changes that happen before the first period or ovulation. Puberty is a lot of seemingly random steps that can happen in any order, & I think that's similar in boys, too. I noticed puberty starting when I had to wear a training bra lol, & that was years before my actual period 😅 what a time....

[@EdizAndBen]

It sounds a lot more drastic than boys puberty! I don’t think I was even that aware it was happening 😂 Thankyou for educating us!!

[@maryamtara2934]

Periods in a nutshell is the inner walls of the womb RIPPING out and falling because there’s no baby, plus ofc a shit ton of hormones being released inside the body… and yes it hurts as much as it sounds

[@EdizAndBen]

You paint quite the picture 😅

[@i_dont_like_my_username]

That sounds like literal hell, I'm a girl but Jesus that's brutal 😭

[@maryamtara2934]

@@i_dont_like_my_username it issss😂😂😂 one of my friend’s brothers once told her that she should’ve gotten used to it already 😂😂 bro what??? If I have one superpower it’ll be to make men (I choose) have periods

[@EdizAndBen]

Thank you for only giving it to the ones you choose… (can you put us on the exempt list please and thankyou)😅👍

[@maryamtara2934]

@@EdizAndBen you and all the guys who understand that we ARE in pain and we’re not over exaggerating are exempt for sure.. And as uncle Ben said with great power comes great responsibility

[@jerry-zz8xo]

Toronto(where the film was set on) actually has a place called Little Italy. We also have Greektown, Little Tokyo, Koreatown, etc.

[@EdizAndBen]

We would love to visit Toronto! We could go round all these places like it’s Epcot World Showcase ✌️😅

[@kivimik]

@@EdizAndBen Visit during a World Cup!

[@kaijukid1443]

A drug joke and pad joke? PIXAR, you are growing some serious balls! 😆👍

[@EdizAndBen]

Honestly! I wanna know if there was anything Disney said no to! 😂

[@islahooper5569]

@@EdizAndBen I think there were rumours that it was gonna have a gay storyline that got removed by Disney

[@twylenb]

@@islahooper5569 There's a tiny moment at the party where Priya connects with the goth girl, after charades. Mei uses her tail to bring the Goth Girl over to talk/dance with Priya, and Mei, Abby, and Miriam all smirk and elbow nudge each other knowingly. Abby even cheers, "Yeah! Get it girl!" Here's the clip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paDainWGj6mIldk

[@islahooper5569]

@@twylenb yeah I mean there was gonna be a whole lot more than just alluding to it ya know

[@BeautifulDreamerK]

Loved your reaction! Thank you! So many “conservative white men” in the US are hating on this bc they couldn’t relate 🤦🏻‍♀️ and I also agree- 4*town needed more songs. I need more concert footage! Hahaha

[@EdizAndBen]

I also need a full music video for each song!! 😂 We didn’t see any of the hate the film was getting until after we filmed this, so we were very confused as to why they were hating on it…. 😂 I don’t think you need to necessarily relate to something to enjoy it 🤷🏻‍♂️ but that’s just me. Thanks for commenting!! Pleased you enjoyed our reaction ✌️☺️

[@Lannisen]

There's a 5 song "album" on Spotify with just 4*Town songs

[@jacksmith-vs4ct]

@@EdizAndBen I think a lot of it is they are err not the best parents and they think this encourages kids to rebel against their parents which is honestly not the message at all but nuance is lost on some people. I feel bad for their kids they will have to break out the hard way

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

You know women aren't a minority, right? I'm not sure what part of town you're living in where women are a rarity.

[@anne-ih4du]

as a girl, this is fucking hilarious

[@EdizAndBen]

as a boy, we salute you ✊

[@lacondrathompson1747]

@@EdizAndBen I love you 😘💕❤️

[@lacondrathompson1747]

10:22+10:23+10:24+10:25+10:26

[@AngelJD]

1:03 I agree and I love seeing now glasses wearing main characters. As a glasses wearer myself just seeing them wear glasses meant alot to me plus no 'no glasses I'm blind' common jokes I've seen in the past with these characters (which based on your individual eyesight if your near sighted or far can be different for all). Also while they have glasses it's also not super important to the character and not super defining yet still very much apart of them with in turn is also good as they are more then just one aspect. Thus far for 'Glasses Main Characters' from my memory it's been for Disney (and under their big umbrella) and for their movies: Milo from Atlantis, Chicken Little, Lewis From Meet The Robinsons, Mirabel, and now Meilin. Mirabel my favorite of the glasses wearing characters on the list but time will shape things. If others have glasses wearing main characters from Disney they recall I'll love to learn.

[@EdizAndBen]

Yes, I agree! It’s so great to not use them as a stereotypes or negatives. I love Milo Thatch but even he is given glasses to show how intelligent he is. Nice one remembering Lewis from Meet the Robinsons! I’d want to add Edna Mode to that list because we all know she’s the true hero of the Incredibles movies 😂

[@lacondrathompson1747]

10:26+10:27

[@DAMIENDMILLS]

This movie was relatable even to a cis straight white man like me. I too know what it's like to act a certain way around friends at school, and then completely changing into someone else at home. I didn't realize until later in life that it's not normal.

[@jacksmith-vs4ct]

eh I dunno if thats particularly abnormal lol everyone has different faces they wear.

[@user-pt5cl2ro6f]

Nah that's pretty normal. And it's not a bad thing either. You can't exactly act the same way in work as you do in your house lol.

[@lacondrathompson1747]

19:19+19:20+19:21+19:22+19:23

[@LaundryFaerie]

Mr. Gao is kind of a rock star. At first you think he's just some old neighborhood codger who gardens on the rooftop, and then he shows up with a ceremonial sword to perform a full-on panda spirit exorcism like it's no biggie. And then shows up AGAIN at the SkyDome to exorcise PandaZilla like it's ALSO no biggie.

[@maryamtara2934]

As a wOoman yes sometimes our periods sync up , but it’s MOSTLY because of stress

[@EdizAndBen]

This still bamboozles me!! 😂

[@CervusLavandula]

@@EdizAndBen well, it’s also due to hormones. We release these and when we sleep in the same room for like two days we breathe these in, and if you’re not far away from your next period, it syncs. This happened to me once when my school sent us to a poor town here in Mexico to help people who had just gone though an earthquake. They split us into groups and we were four women sleeping in the same tent and we all started at the same time. Evolutionary there’s a theory behind syncing. If female mammals sync their periods, they will also go through fertility at the same time and get pregnant at the same time. Once the babies are born, women can help each other take care of their children/offspring and it’s easier to handle pack/group duties. An example is how some lionesses go hunting while one or two stay to take care of all the cubs of the pride.

[@EdizAndBen]

Wait, so Ediz was right when he said it was to help tribes?? 😂 that’s great, although breathing in other peoples hormones isn’t something I had considered until this very moment 😂😂 Thanks for the education!! 🙏

[@CervusLavandula]

@@EdizAndBen He was indeed 😂 I’ve always loved Biology and its wonderfully weird facts!

[@knowledge-girl]

Some of the parental responses to this movie are really the worst part; I was 17 in 2002 so only a few years older than the girls in this movie so around the age the parents of kids watching it are. The parents whose kids are watching it act like they were never tweens and how dare the girls disrespect their parents like that, like their children aren't supposed to find themselves and become their own people, just continue to become a perfect copy of their parents. What I think is funny is that you mention O-Town in this video, and the song that I remember most from O-Town is "Liquid Dreams."

[@EdizAndBen]

And they are acting like every Disney character up till now has just obeyed their parents every wish 😂 Ariel, Mulan, Moana, Pocahontas, Jasmine, Pinocchio, Jane and Michael Banks, Miguel, Luca, Merida all actively go against their parents! And those are just the ones I could think of 😂 At this rate the only Disney Movie they’ll let their kids watch is Bambi 😂 And I don’t think Liquid Dreams made it to us here in the UK… but it sounds like a bop ✌️😅

[@knowledge-girl]

@@EdizAndBen It's easier to accept an "adult" character rebeling than a child (even though Ariel was 16). "Liquid Dreams" was definitely a bop and name-dropped all of the top beauties of the late-1990s/early-2000s as a "morpherotic dream from a magazine."

[@EdizAndBen]

Ok I’ve been listening to Liquid Dreams since yesterday and it is a bop! “A mix of destiny’s child” great… but then it hit me what the title means and I am shocked! 😂😂😂😂 so funny! And yes very good point about most other Disney characters being older, although it does make me laugh when Ariel says “I’m 16. I’m not a child”… now I’m older I’m like, you’re 16… you are still a child! 😂

[@knowledge-girl]

@@EdizAndBen I was 16 when it came out, and it made me laugh so hard because I knew what it meant. It's still an awesome song. It's kind of weird what offends the parents about this movie, though, beyond the "rebellious" tween. "My son asked me why her mother gave her pads" so I'm rating this movie horribly because of it.

[@Lannisen]

I watched this with my soon-to-be-10-yo daughter and we both LOVED it! It was such a great conversation starter, and we've had several good talks about puberty, periods, and sexuality since then.

[@iceybby6415]

I’m so glad you guys pointed out the security guard with a turban on because I don’t think I’ve ever seen it either so I was like wow people that look like the average population of people we see everyday drawn in a movie that’s pretty cool. Also the hijabi in the beginning of the movie as well . Anyways y’all are hilarious loved the reaction! 😁

[@EdizAndBen]

I know not everyone lives in a multicultural area, but having grown up in London, it’s nice to see the world I live in reflected on screen. People from all different backgrounds, love it! Thank you for commenting!

[@jacksmith-vs4ct]

yeah not something you would see in most of America but Toronto or western Europe or the UK its nothing special

[@Honey-rp6zx]

My mum never talked to me about periods. I had to find out about it from friends who had the talk with their parents and then I was too embarrassed to admit I knew nothing about it and just pretended that I did. When I got mine I freaked out even though I knew what it was.

[@EdizAndBen]

I can’t imagine how I woulda felt 😳

[@LexMeRep]

My mom was the opposite because my grandma was deeply religious and never talked about periods to her, when she got hers she thought she's going to die. She made sure we knew everything when we asked about it... which was in kindergarten and then we went and told all our 5 year old friends about how periods work. The teachers basically scolded our mom on the phone 😅

[@Lannisen]

I loved seeing this friend group because it so reminds me of my daughter's best friends here in Sweden. They're British, Mexican, Chinese, and Finnish/Somali. This kind of mixed ethnicities is so common, but so rarely seen in kids movies.

[@leila_m_g]

Hey guys! Fist time watcher and thoroughly enjoyed it! I’m really liking where Disney/Pixar are going with their films, creating opportunities for families to talk about things that may be perceived as taboo (e.g family/generational trauma and periods/puberty in general). I’ll be subscribing, going back to watch your other reactions and look forward to your next reaction! 😊

[@EdizAndBen]

Hey Leila! Nice to meet you! Yes, it really does feel like both Disney and Pixar are letting the next generation of animators and directors helm their stories and it shows in the new directions the movies are going in! Love the idea that because of these entertaining movies, people are having more honest conversations with each other! Pleased you found us and thanks for subscribing! Looking forward to reading your thoughts on our other videos ✌️☺️

[@TheInspirefly]

"the bear...the big blue house" I HOOTED 😂😂😂 The movie overall was SUCH an accurate depiction of the Asian immigrant kid experience, and especially the experience of a young teen trying to clumsily figure things out about herself and the world. The depiction of healing intergenerational trauma was masterful. And anyone complaining about not being able to relate....when the majority of media stories are about you and your culture and experiences, what do you think the rest of us have felt like all this time??? Smh. I LOVED you two's reaction and sensitivity and openness, you just got a new subscriber ❤️ and YES, having an animated character named Priya does mean a lot ❤️ My favorite thing about this movie so clearly shows that there was no one right way to be and no one choice that was empowering for everyone. The best choice for Mei to be true to herself was to keep the panda, but the best choice for Ming to be true to herself was to transform it, because they were both very different people with very different pandas. For Mei, her panda was a source of happiness and expression and fun and authenticity, but for Ming, her panda was a source of trauma and pain and made her LESS authentically herself and who she wanted to be. And I'm so glad the moral of the story wasn't that "they all just needed to learn to love and accept their pandas and let them out." Because while that was demonstrably the right choice for Mei, it was demonstrably the wrong choice for Ming. Even Sun Yee presented all of them with the choice, and behaved lovingly towards all of them, whatever they chose, without judgement or disappointment - she held the portal letting them transform their pandas if they wanted to, and flew with Mei when Mei chose to keep hers - she helped ALL of them in their choices. And what I love is that Ming DID learn to love her panda, when she was able to take the choice to transform her panda into something that couldn't hurt or traumatize her anymore, so she got to be herself and love on her panda in the tamogotchi, rather than suppress and ignore it. It doesn't make Ming fake or wrong or "not accepting/loving herself" or not being authentic, and I'm so happy that both choices were presented as equally valid and empowering when they truly were made as each individual's CHOICE, and not forced or expected. Ming's first panda transformation, when she locked it away as a child, was suppression due to her mother's expectations, but after she healed from her trauma she was able to transform her panda the second time into something she could acknowledge and love. Keeping the panda out wasn't the right choice for her to be able to love it, transforming it in a non-suppressive way was how she could be her authentic self and love her tamogotchi-panda, and that's okay. It's so important to me that this movie shows that making the empowering choices that are true to yourself and allow you to be your true self may be opposite choices to the people around you, including the people you love. By the very end, both Mei and Ming respect each other's choices, are not judgemental or disappointed, and recognize that their way wasn't the only right one. The right choice for one person may be completely opposite from LITERALLY EVERYONE ELSE and that is okay, and making the "expected" or "societally approved" choice doesn't mean you are any less authentically yourself than the person who is breaking the mold, if that choice is truly authentic to you.

[@user-pt5cl2ro6f]

"She should've said her friends to make her parents like her friends more" THAT would be a bad idea 😭 her mom would've been mad she loves her friends more than her parents 💀

[@maya-33253]

I got my period at 10 and then like 3 months later we got the talk about it at school. Walking around during recess with your friend and agreeing with her that periods are so crazy and its going to be so weird when "we" get them but already having yours and not wanting to admit it.

[@chloend]

10:28 puberty class and “family life” started in the 4th grade (age 9-10). i got mine the summer before on a field trip and thought i was dying. never had anything explained to me until after i had gotten it :(

[@EdizAndBen]

Nooo that is so sad!! I’m sorry you had to go through that, must have been so scary and so easily avoided too! Why are people so weird about these things 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@EdizAndBen]

AWOOOOOGA!!! 😜....and that's on a period

[@yummi4tunekookie]

About the intro to the film... Of course we should honor, love, and respect our parents. But everything Mei listed are just natural obligations parents have. "Oh, we didn't let you die!" "Ahhh, but we clothed & fed you!!" "Ai-yah! We raised you as responsible human beings should raise a child!" Cool stories, bruh. You did your basic duties as parents. Why does that entitle you to have complete control over your child's entire life?! My parents are Chinese-Muslim immigrants (my entire family fled from China after WWII), and I can understand why immigrants who've escaped from war/hardships/persecution/atrocities put an extra burden on future generations, due to trauma. But those traumas need to be addressed, rather than passed down to children, as they can potentially poison entire generations. Yes, there are "good" traits hammered into the youth--hard work, responsibility, respect for elders, etc. But there's often extra baggage--including racist & prejudiced thoughts--that get passed over. Fun fact: Irish, Italian, and European immigrants to the US were often not considered "white (or Protestant) enough." There were plenty of ghettos/tenement sections of cities in which these people were forced to congregate, leading to despair & higher crime rates. The Mafia? Yep. Irish Mobsters? You bet! The "Wah Ching Gang"? Duh! The BEST food?! YAAAAASSSS. Aaaanyways, what I REALLY wanted to say is that I loooooved y'all's reactions to this film; yes women's periods can actually synch up and it sucks, 'cause everyone becomes a nightmare bitch; I totally used to doodle fanart of crushes (especially animated ones); my mom was determined to raise me under a rock; the number 4 in Mandarin sounds a lot like the word for "death," so that's why it's unlucky; aaaaand I'm drunk, so I thankfully can't type anymore. Subbed

[@EdizAndBen]

Hey, first of all… welcome to our channel and thanks for subscribing!! Thanks for sharing about some of your family history, really interesting to hear! I wanna know who your animated crushes were (Kovu from Lion King 2 is the only correct answer😅) Also I had to look up what a tiger mum was! 😂 But defo sounds like a red panda mum!! 😅 Pleased we could keep you company in your drunken state ✌️😂😂😂

[@yummi4tunekookie]

@@EdizAndBen Eeeeeeee!!!!! Thanks for the reply!! Lol, my first animated "crush" was Trunks from DBZ, though Simba toootally could have turned me into a furry xDDDDD

[@EdizAndBen]

It was Trunks purple hair wasn’t it! 😂

[@yummi4tunekookie]

@@EdizAndBen Ahem, "lavender!" Lolol!

[@EdizAndBen]

😂

[@sickofglitter]

Can't wait to see your 4town dance covers!

[@EdizAndBen]

Oh… you better believe it’s coming!!

[@JennyMorash]

Awww. I loved this reaction. I loved the utter lack of discomfort in talking about periods. A bit of bafflement, perhaps, but no discomfort, and I love it.

[@AngelJD]

I live in NY and there is a China Town Neighborhood but also right next is a Little Italy Neighborhood. This is a case of history when people move to a new location that it's not uncommon for people of a culture or other aspects to find & come together in or form a neighborhood. Many 'port cities' have neighborhoods with different cultures/communities and in time those neighborhoods can change based on many things. The neighborhood I live in use to have a huge Dutch community in the past but when certain jobs were gone and other new technologies entered that changed how many piers and trains systems worked altered the neighborhood.

[@EdizAndBen]

Yeah this makes a lot of sense actually! ChinaTown always stands out because of how it’s usually decorated too! Thanks for sharing!!

[@Senisley]

I really love this movie and I’m definitely following you guys after this reaction🥰 There’s a part where you mention where some parents don’t tell their children about them having a period later on in life and I actually went to school with a girl like that and when they put us in a room to show us about our body and what it will do when it’s that time one of the girls next to me passed out on the floor and when she woke up we found out that she didn’t even know this was a thing because her mother did not tell her

[@EdizAndBen]

Yes Ashley! Nice to have you on board!! It’s actually wild that periods are like a secretive thing and that some people have to find out from school!! That poor girl! Imagine how she woulda reacted if school hadn’t told her before it happened… 😳

[@DI-QueenmoEMino]

If you guys want to learn more about periods, its basically when one of the millions of eggs inside the ovaries reaches maturity and pops into the fallopian tubes and travels to the uterus. If no egg implants itself to the lining of the uterus in time than once a month the womb rejects it wall lining which results the bleeding aspect of a woman period.

[@nevs.3830]

As a theater kid in high school.. All the girls in tech and acting would sync up right before hell week and it was the WORST cause we'd all be dying on our periods while trying to finalize a whole stage production. So it's definitely a real thing when you spend THAT MUCH TIME around the same group of girls :') ALSO for girls, puberty starts when our breasts start to grow (so like starting as young as 3rd grade for some) and then we get hair and all that. Typically we get our periods 2 years after our breasts start to develop. Hope that helps lol

[@milliegoodwin9540]

A period usually starts 2 years after the breasts start to grow (Not always, just more common for it to go that way And if the breasts are still growing, that's 2 horrible pains to deal with at once! ...yay

[@alyshaharper8730]

I got my period before I got breasts.

[@thetunebella6675]

25:19 seeing y'all happy makes me happy✌😭💖

[@EdizAndBen]

That’s so sweet ✌️☺️

[@kissingwookiees]

actually in america we do have 'little italys' in certain cities! you'll usually find a 'chinatown' any big city you go but we also have 'koreatown' and 'little italy' 'little odessa' 'little tokyo' etc. these are just portions of a city where a large amount of immigrants from that region settle and started up their own businesses.

[@cakey6636]

20:39 like the thing about Asian parents is that you really can't put anyone above them and you need to prioritize them over anyone else, even if you know that it's the wrong thing to do. Mei definitely knows that she should stand up for her friends but it's because Asian parents usually pressure their kids into being perfect to the point where they're scared to do something their parents won't approve of. Even if she did stand up for her friends, her mother would've gotten even madder (if she's anything like my mother at least). Mei's mother probably isn't as bad as other parents i'd say, considering mine and others have a constant habit of guilt tripping and gaslighting us. Anyways sorry about the long rant I just had to get it off my chest :). ANYWAYS! I loved your reactions! A lot of people seemed to hate on this movie just because they couldn't relate to what some people go through which i feel like is a pretty dumb reason

[@thetunebella6675]

she said Awooga because she's the whale and he's the merboy ;)

[@EdizAndBen]

😂😂

[@vickylikesthis]

20:32 the three different "mei" was perfect

[@rhapsody710]

No, that's a basketball. That was definitely a bad shot on Mei's part, because she missed the basket by a mile and the ball went over the fence and got run over by a passing car. 😆

[@thetunebella6675]

18:14 Boys do the Cha-Cha Slide please😂

[@EdizAndBen]

Haha, we’ve done the cha cha slide at many a party!! 😂

[@thetunebella6675]

@@EdizAndBen YEEEEEEESSSSSSS you get on that dance floor 🤣

[@azuredivina]

i'm adoring guys rocking out to these 4-Town jams! :D

[@maryamtara2934]

16:03 YAAAAS this quote😂😂😂😂

[@EdizAndBen]

Get off… my back!! 🗑🧹😂

[@maryamtara2934]

@@EdizAndBen she is iconic

[@EdizAndBen]

I couldn’t tell you the amount of times I’ve watched that video 😂😂😂

[@ambriaashley3383]

Americans don't really have netball here, as far as I know. Mei Lin was just really bad at throwing the basketball 🤣🤣🤣 but the steal from Tyler was epic! Such a cute movie.

[@EdizAndBen]

Well if they did start doing netball at her school, she might finally be considered athletic 😂 Thanks for the comment! It really is a cute movie ✌️☺️

[@madeleinereads]

I believe Turning Red is the first Disney/Pixar that focuses on adolescence, puberty, and even periods. Periods are still stigmatized today, and it's sad. I liked Turning Red because I have never seen ANY kids' content where they normalize menstruation, let alone talk about it. The first kids' film to feature sanitary products. I was so glad to see Pixar pop that stigma bubble! When Mei's mom thought Mei was getting her period, she told Mei that it was expected, was nothing to be embarrassed about, and tried to give her everything she needed to get through it. It's still something that no one talks about, but we should because it's part of our everyday lives and crucial to the health of people who experience them. Luckily when I was a kid, I had a book about it, and my parents (them being trained as physicians) told me about all the changes my body would go through, so when the time came, I wasn't afraid, and I never felt uncomfortable asking questions. But there are some kids out there who never learn about it. I think Turning Red will become a good conversation starter for kids. :)

[@vpersona177]

This movie is so good at illustrating common issues teen girls face but ALSO HOW DID HE DRAW THE CIRCLE PERFECTLY??? TEEN ME WAS HARD STRUGGLING TO DRAW CURVED LINES IN MATH CLASS LET ALONE A CIRCLE :0

[@beerroots3619]

HEY I just found your channel by this video and I feel like I have to say something. YOU GUYS ARE GENUINELY SO ENJOYABLE TO WATCH! and I really appreciate your thoughts on the movie. I absolutely loved this movie and could probably relate to it a lot more than you guys lol, yk being a young ethnic girl with immigrant parents, but I really loved seeing how it touched you guys in similar and different ways than it did me. Also, I'm definitely going to stick around your channel because it seems like just my cup of tea. Side comments ab the actual commentary: - lol the friend being a south asian did actually feel really good (coming from a south asian) - rn I'm going through something rlly similar w my mom and honestly this movie gives me a lot of confidence to grow on my own and also confront our problems on how to stay together (idk how to word it well but hopefully you get what I'm saying) - I'm blanking rn but if there's more, I'll come back to edit lol

[@TheNocturnalOracle]

10:30 that was true for me too.. my mom told me nothing about periods so my nine year old self started to bawl my eyes out because I thought I was dying

[@leaflet1686]

Pireods don't sync... But it does feel like that and the moon has nothing to do with us, we are women and not werewolves :D Also puberty hits before the periood.

[@mtrudo]

Sandra oh from Grey's anatomy is the voice of the mom

[@EdizAndBen]

Yes! She’s so great in Killing Eve and Invincible too!

[@yogurt8150]

i also like the little thing of moms panda being in a tamagotchi, bc she needs to pay attention to it and take care of it. mei had such a (relatively) easy time with hers bc she had an outlet in her friends, while her mom pushed it down completely. but w a tamagotchi you have to care for it or it dies (breaks out in this analogy)

[@SICProwl]

The period cycle syncing up is 100% true. It's f-ing weird but oddly nice knowing either you're about to start bc your roomie is a few days ahead of you, bond over feeling sluggish and MEH together, or that you can laugh at her misfortune for starting while you just finished.

[@stephendavis5530]

I would love to see a sequel about Ming's back story, her relationship with her Mother and how she met Jin. I think there could be some pretty meaty stuff there. A sequel is sadly unlikely though, as Domee Shi, the director, said she'd got the issues of conflict between Mother and daughter "out of her system." A pity because I think this story has a lot more potential.

[@pressftopayfrog1050]

"a WoMaN!" LMAOOO james hong is a delight!! this video was so much fun to watch

[@Raynabananas]

Happy to have found your channel! You both are so down to Earth!

[@syedalihasan8923]

I can't wait to watch your reaction! I'm planning to watch turning red this week, so I'll watch then! 🤗

[@EdizAndBen]

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!!!

[@syedalihasan8923]

@@EdizAndBen 😁

[@FunFilmFare]

@5:55 LOL that Daisy Mart scene hit hardest! When I was ab Meilin's age I would draw Antonio Banderas as Jake Windsnap (a merman). At least I drew someone my mom couldn't easily track down and show my drawings to😆. @10:29 Though my parents didn't talk to me about periods, they did gave me a book about it before it happened. That's the bare fucking minimum parents should do. If you can't teach your daughter how her body works, at least let someone else teach her. It's why I'm pissed to see so many parents in my country (USA) pull kids out of Sex Education.

[@dragontears]

There are only so many weeks in 28 days, most periods take a week, if you have a group of multiple women there will be some overlap just because there isn't time for there NOT to be overlap. Mystical Syncing isn't actually a thing.

[@kaleyrose47]

Hi guys-first time watcher and new subscriber! I loved this movie…as a woman I really appreciated how open they were discussing puberty/menstruation, and Disney discussing generational trauma has been really healing my inner child lately! I can’t wait to use this film to start conversations with my kids (if/when I have them lol)! I was born in ‘94 too so the 90’s/2000’s nostalgia was REAL (boy bands like NSync and Backstreet Boys were everything)! Sorry for the rant-sending you both lots of love and light!

[@leaflet1686]

Oh that's easy to explain :3 China Towns were created during times of great moving, when Europeans moved to USA for example (other countrys as well) and since they were a bit different and sometimes even outcasted they just did their own thing and VOILA China Towns :3

[@andreaprochowski4717]

I actually had to think back about whether or not girls get our period right at the start of puberty, before remembering that I definitely already had boobs by the time I got my first period.

[@roseandersonshipp4461]

You guys are too adorable, so glad I found your channel!

[@speedforcespector]

I laughed when you said she should vore someone when Dreamworks doing that with The Bad Guys

[@Shia224]

I’ve seen so many reactions to this movie and it never fails for somebody to talk abt the man drawing a perfect circle 😂😂

[@janamalene0129]

NYC has Little Italy and Chinatown right next to each other. If you go to Canal Street, you can see the mixture of Italian and Chinese shops. Most of these communities developed in the 19-20th centuries in the US when there were large amounts of migration from Europe and Asia. You wouldn’t find an “Englishtown” area because Canada and the east coast of the US were English colonies. That’s why some states/counties, & cities are named after English people and places (NJ & NY also kept a lot of Dutch names and influences so you will find both)

[@chazjohannsen]

I loved it too! I’d love to get a picture with Meimei’s Panda at Disneyland someday (gosh I hope that doesn’t sound weird lol).

[@ryoshima4103]

Eyy great reaction, though I did want to point out that the period sync IS a myth, or at the most charitable, has no scientific proof for it. It's a misconception due to a misunderstanding of irregular cycles and the math of coincidence. For instance, if one woman starts her period every 28 days, and another begins hers every 22, naturally, there's eventually going to be a point in time where they "sync up" or overlap for a couple months, especially since the actual bleeding can last up to a week for some, so plenty of time to intersect. But anyways, it's cool to see you guys enjoy the movie and very casually talk about topics that a LOT of people are getting weirdly angry about. Fr it's bizarre to see such a backlash to... a kids movie talking about things kids experience??

[@Urube23]

It's.. not a myth. When I was living at home, I would always sync up with my mom. Always. Like when she got hers, I would get mine right after. Then a couple months after I moved out, I noticed we got out of sync. So yes, it is a thing.

[@aubryellaotero1064]

“Why is there no Italy Town” So ya’ll never heard of Little Italy before?? 😭😭

[@Hamborger-wd5jg]

IM *THUMPIN'* !

[@EdizAndBen]

We watched back our reaction and were like… “why do we keep hearing thumper?” 😂😂🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@syedalihasan8923]

I finally got to watch turning red today! I thought it was a great message and an amazing perspective ! I think it's a great point about characters wearing glasses that you made! The montage of the cooking made my mouth water 🤤 BEN... I don't know if you were joking or not but... HAVE YOU ACTUALLY NEVER HEARD OF JORDAN FISHER??!!?! 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳 06:30 I'm sure we can all relate though, but I think that was the right choice to avoid doing that again 😅 I really like that her character is very relatable to the audience, I'm probably not gonna comment on the little discussion you two have in the video... 🤣 I genuinely loved the tone of her voice when she says "thank you for your concern mother..." 😅😂 The dad was definitely my favourite character! When hearing about the concept of the film I thought it was gonna be her trying to hide the fact she is a panda from her friends and family so it was cool to see them all try and help her! I definitely agree with you both I'm so pleased at how diverse the film is! I'm sure it will mean a lot to so many people! ❤️ OMG! That would be so cool to see a red panda 🐼 ❤️ meet and greet in the Canadian 🇨🇦 pavilion in epcot!!! If only we did find out how the grandma got her scar... The ending scene was so cool! And I loved the music in this film! Thank you agai for such an amazing video and sorry it took me a while to watch, I can't wait for your next video and congrats again on 5k!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@BMO2020]

Yall lip syncing Beyonce's riff made me a subscriber 👏🏽

[@EdizAndBen]

I’d be more concerned if someone heard that song and didn’t involuntarily lipsync for their life 😂 Welcome to our channel ✌️☺️

[@ellieisatheaterkid]

I would love love love for you guys to react to West Side Story. It's a musical on Disney plus and it's quite tragic but it's so so good. Just found your channel and I was very shocked at the subscriber count! You guys are so underrated and deserve more viewers! You guys are doing amazing though can't wait to see what else y'all do in the future!

[@EdizAndBen]

We both saw West Side Story in the cinema and absolutely loved it!!! Shame we didn’t film our first reaction instead 😂 The dance scenes are so sick!! And thanks for the confidence boost!! 💪😅 Our channel has been slowly growing for a couple of years now, but we feel ready for KZbin to start pushing us more😂😂 Happy to have you on board for the ride now 🙌🙌🙌

[@ellieisatheaterkid]

@@EdizAndBen Yes and ofc! Can't wait for more in the future.

[@E_btsot798]

Well now that you said who voices the mom I can totally hear Sandra! The first time I had mine I was in PE and I thought I had busted open my tail bone scar so I went to the nurse and she was like “oh it’s just your period” nonchalantly

[@nnitro]

AWOOGA 😛 🐼

[@EdizAndBen]

This is how I will now greet people

[@moneylover318]

The mother says she will never be good enough for anyone. Jen must have comforted her right there and then And was able to comfort her right there.

[@pundertalefan4391]

I love Bear in the Big Blue House! I miss that part of childhood. :03

[@Danisachan]

I could be wrong, but periods syncing up only happens in the animal world I think. xD It's that way, so that all children are born together (safety in numbers) and in the most prosperous season for them (mostly spring).

[@rozietheophane1169]

Ediz: 'Even if you've got big feet, it doesn't mean you're gonna be 6ft' Me *looks down at her 6ft2 self with size 11 feet*: 'It does in my case'.

[@thefattestdragon8451]

3:50 well, my city has a little Italy.

[@EdizAndBen]

That’s really cool. If London does have one, we don’t know where it is… 😅

[@rjafitzgerald]

I think historically it used to be parts of Clerkenwell but it’s something I’d have to google

[@EdizAndBen]

As if Clerkenwell is right next to Kings Cross yet I’d never heard of it till right now!

[@xxprettylittlethings]

In the US there all kinds of diaspora communities. Italian ones are usually referred to as Little Italy. Chinatown is just the one with all the media exposure (usually negative unfortunately)

[@alfie8738]

This is so funny, keep it up lol

[@EdizAndBen]

Thanks Alfie! We will try 😅👍

[@moss8482]

The movie takes place in Toronto, Ontario in Canada, and there’s a lot of Asian people in Toronto (not just Chinese but all over Asia) so there’s a China town, but there’s many many parts.

[@thetunebella6675]

Tyler's hair is the Moon😂

[@EdizAndBen]

🌙😂

[@thetunebella6675]

@@EdizAndBen his hair is more Moon then lunala moon the Pokemon🤣

[@justaloser_real7786]

This was funny!

[@speedforcespector]

This was silly funny reaction this is my fav pixar movie

[@EdizAndBen]

It was a silly fun film so it got that response from us! 😂 so pleased you liked the movie!! It’s one of Ediz’s favourites now too!

[@thetunebella6675]

*4 town* even though there are five of them XD

[@neverstoppedlovingu]

How did I only now come across you guys? wow! I LOVED the way you addressed the bullshit taboo around periods, it's important to know what's happening, even men, single fathers should be able to answer questions once their daughter is panicking in the bathroom, but you made important points. I interpreted the red panda as like.. the hormones, bloating, sadness, and rage-like anger right before and during a period. I also like to entertain the idea that all the grandmother's and mother's "sealed" panda could be any type of birth control that stops periods entirely, tubes tied, menopause, etc. Not sure if it was on purpose but girls also wear their sweaters around their waist like Mei did most of the movie, if they've bled through their pants in public.

[@rayne228]

Yeah it’s true that a lot of parents don’t tell their children, mine told me ironically on her birthday a week before

[@sii9423]

I honestly feel this movie will have it's own cult following. It's giving those type of vibes

[@user-pt5cl2ro6f]

"Meii.." "Meii?☝" _"Meii..😧"_

[@cupguin]

Vox did a great video summarizing why Chinatowns called "The surprising reason behind Chinatown's aesthetic". I mean it's not that surprising, spoiler it's anti Chinese racism. But basically it was a bunch of different factors that happen to come together at the right point in time to give rise to branding Chinatown and using a specific not particularly Chinese aesthetic to achieve a specific idea. Great watch to learn about the subject. In general most major international cities have similar areas most associated with specific ethnic groups. It's mostly because the branding of "Chinatown" that means they're often the most easily identifiable. Other noteworthy communities include (but are definitely not limited to) London's Southhall, Kreuzberg in Germany, Brighton Beach in New York, Little Havana in Miami and Macau in China.

[@Totally_therealLuci]

My parents never talked about periods to me, I just found out it existed from the internet. Eventually, it happened and I already knew everything thanks to the internet lmao

[@leaflet1686]

If my parents would tell me I'll turn into something at one point I would check a mirror or something every chance I get to see if it already happened :D

[@bleu_8255]

3:47 Idk about England but there's a little Italy in San Francisco that's basically like Chinatown for Italy

[@notfunnybutfunny7333]

The disappointed in mei scene I was like exactly after every "mei"

[@ganjaghost5266]

I live in SoCal US and can confirm we have china town, little Japan, little Italy too Nothing’s impossible

[@thetunebella6675]

Red panda to the death fight🤣

[@LexMeRep]

Tbh I never actually stopped to think about it but I grew up in an all female household and to this day my family's periods are just have a couple day difference even after my sister and I moving away, so I guess it can be true.

[@starlette7820]

The nightmare was just to make her afraid so she was feeling an intense emotion in her sleep to make her turn into a panda :V since she needs to be experiencing a strong emotion in order to change forms.

Hey! Loved your video! Subscribing right now!

[@MissMarchHare]

I got "the talk"....but mom forgot to mention cramps, explosions of hormones, and bleeding. A WEEK A MONTH FOR.....(well I'm 57 and finally stopped) BUT SEEMINGLY FOREVER! I discovered this side note in 8th grade and thought I was dying. Ended up in Sister Odelia's office staring at a pad and having no idea what it was for. (It was very old...it had safety pins) horrible. Thanks Mom!

[@noxiouschocolate9644]

10:36 lol when I started mine mum just handed me a pad and was like figure it out