Why is Dreamworks So Inconsistent?

[@MarngelRambles]

For anyone wondering why the audio sounds a bit off, I was, and still am, sick from the flu when I recorded this lol

[@olleselin]

Hope you'll recover soon enough! 🤒💐❤️

[@mayracordero382]

I hope that you'll feel better!

[@speedflashanimations221]

Talk about transformers one

[@AndrewDavis-sj6mb]

MarngelRambles do you experience God's favor in your life?

[@MrAnthonyVR]

Feel better soon 👍

[@MrBrineplays_]

Dreamworks works like a dream Some dreams are peak masterpieces that you tell your parents all day long Some dreams are mid and you just kinda forget them after you wake up and eat your breakfast Some dreams are so awful and terrifying that it wakes you up sweating

[@VivaanGupta-uj9fe]

No, no, no. He's got a point. Edit: THANKS FOR THE LIKES GUYS OML

[@Ultracultchaosultimate]

Perfect.

[@StarsAbove_AKA]

Let him cook

[@paradoxglitch1108]

Like Shrek the Third

[@alejandrasanchez3022]

everyone should read this

[@revelare_xvii6269]

Dreamworks doesn’t always make peak movies. But when they do, they become immortalized.

[@DrasticFox2004]

Yeah, like Shrek 2 and Kung Fu Panda (along with it’s sequel).

[@mikejasonhuntar1751]

​@@DrasticFox2004 Don't forget about HTTYD

[@Prodigious1One]

Yeah! LOL.

[@bandanna2388]

Dreamworks has High Highs…and Low Lows. But when they hit those highs, man, they easily outdo Sony, Illumination, Pixar and Disney. Kung Fu Panda 1-3: Peak HTTYD 1-3: Peak Shrek 1, 2 and 4: Peak Megamind: Peak Wild Robot: Peak Puss in Boots 2: Peak El Dorado: Peak Sinbad: Peak Prince of Egypt: Godly

[@apeiwong07]

@@bandanna2388 Sony’s peaks hit the hardest though(Spiderverse, Mitchells vs. the Machines, etc)

[@jangorook4257]

In case you didn't realized DreamWorks was like this from the start. Like literal start. In there very first year they give us Antz and Prince of Egypt. They perfectly represnts studio as a whole. One is mid, forgetable movie with solid animation, while the other one is story with complex themes, a dark tone, a multi-layered villain, a great sense of epicness and great animation. That is what DreamWorks is, it's constant battle between "do it for more money" and "do it for good movie".

[@LuckClover1]

Never mention a literal gem, a literal masterpiece like The Prince of Egypt ✝✝🔥🔥💯💯

[@rafaelascencao6045]

@@LuckClover1 And Shrek 2 with the i need a hero sequence.

[@carnage0685]

Wtf Prince of Egypt is solid

[@ChildDevourer83]

@@carnage0685fr

[@averageleagueoflegendsgame2693]

@@carnage0685that’s what they’re saying. They were just comparing Antz(mid) to The Prince of Egypt(masterpiece) to show that Dreamworks has been inconsistent from their very conception

[@ramirocaorlin4613]

In only 1 year, Dreamworks made: _A good/decent movie (Orion and the dark) _A bad sequel (Kung Fu Panda 4) _A Shit sequel (Megamind 2) _A Masterpiece (Wild Robot)

[@fastcarsandloudmusic4143]

Mega mind 2 was made by Dreamworks television and has nothing to do with the actual picture studio

[@ramirocaorlin4613]

@@fastcarsandloudmusic4143 Well still, the studio sure had it's ups and downs this year, don't you think?

[@Speedman11]

Dreamworks is a wildcard

[@cjhammer0623]

Dreamworks is going through some real weird stages, to be honest

[@DORAisD34D]

Orion was horrible, and I wouldn’t call the Wild robot a masterpiece

[@markgill346]

What I love about DreamWorks is that they ain't perfect. When they hit, they hit, when they miss, they miss. But even some of their mid or bad movies I can still find enjoyment in, like how badly good they are or find the good in them that no one else seems to see but me.

[@antisocialized123]

I was looking for a comment like this 😊

[@aspenmp4222]

This I agree lol

[@def3ndr887]

Are you moist critikal by any chance

[@skelet8337]

For me this is Simbad ppl seem to hate it but to me it has its charm and it was my first ever full movie as 5 years old kid I will die on this hill.

[@ZDTF]

​@@aspenmp4222hello holy beauty

[@bowserbreaker2515]

I'm glad this studio is so inconsistent. That's because you know that they can only get in a slump for so long. When a Dreamworks movies looks good, it usually is. I don't think Dreamworks has a quality over quantity problem. How To Train Your Dragon, Shrek 4, and Megamind all released in one year.

[@4g3nt06]

Unlike Disney who turned over an old crusty leaf

[@No-longer1]

@@4g3nt06 What gutting your 2D animation aparatus does to a mf

[@5M3GMA]

@@4g3nt06 With Jared f*cking Bush as the head of WDAS, I agree with you

[@Memelord1117]

They don't have as high standards, unlike Nintendo which has to make consistently good games as an excuse for their copyright policy.

[@jmachero5852]

What are you talking about?

[@potatoboi5769]

They need the cash grabs so they have the money to make masterpieces

[@Boombampop.]

Fair

[@SashaThomas954]

What does The Wild Robot have to do with cash grabs?

[@potatoboi5769]

@@SashaThomas954 the wild robot is a masterpiece, but it needs a budget to be able to be a masterpiece. So they have cash grabs like kung fu panda 4 to fund the budget

[@SashaThomas954]

@@potatoboi5769 maybe you should’ve started with Kung Fu Panda 4 being a cash grab, or else everyone is gonna think you’re talking about The Wild Robot.

[@potatoboi5769]

@@SashaThomas954 fair enough, but now when someone thinks that they can see the replys

[@MrAwsomeness360]

Here's a better question? Why do people have this unrealistic expectation that a studio can rapid fire golden eggs without ever thinking that said studio can possibly produce some stinkers in between? It's not inconsistency, it's just the way it is.

[@bigolnoob5491]

oh hey, finally, a comment like this we are human anyway.

[@altalt479]

No because a company drops the ball a few times and all of a sudden nostalgia clouds everyone's vision and they start complaining about how "the older stuff was SOOOO much better, they're just crashing and burning" meanwhile they know damn well that the company has ALWAYS had both good and bad.

[@fafuo]

Good job! You summarized DazzReviews in ~40 words! You said more than he does in his videos, and in less time too!

[@nathanbentley1939]

Because Disney and Pixar, the two most famous animation studios of all time, have a history of releasing masterpiece after masterpiece after masterpiece. I'm not saying Dreamworks should strive to replicate that, just pointing out that there is a precedent for that expectation.

[@Macrolepiota]

If you look at studios like Ghibli, they have made consistent masterpieces since the 80s, with slipusp being incredibly rare, and not even that bad. It's because they ALWAYS priorities making art rather than making profit

[@LiterallyMe459]

dreamworks : "let's make a mediocre movie that can make us a lot of money and then use that money to make a good movie"

[@oofey27-243]

What if that wad dreamworks' masterplan. Make shit, use the trust of the people for profit, use profit to make good movie, regain the people's trust

[@BlueGuy1011]

@@oofey27-243 peak strategy

[@OriNyanCat]

Fax

[@AryanMahashay-v5f]

​@@oofey27-243 nice strategy

[@oofey27-243]

@@AryanMahashay-v5f thx. Lol

[@hazelgrunts]

I watched The Wild Robot with my mom yesterday and both of us cried. Such a beautiful movie.

[@Pesky_Parrot]

It was but I really enjoyed the book better, rozz surrendered peacefully in the book after RECOS 1 2 and 3 “died”. Fink didn’t have a major role in the book. It was chit-chat. A squirrel. You should read the book if you thought the movie was good.

[@ethandavidson3234]

Really I think I was the only one in the theatre that cried

[@A_Rainworld_Fan.]

​@@Pesky_Parrot Fink was in the book, he just didn't have a huge role, I do agree, I wish they used Chit-Chat, but DreamWorks probably thought more people would like a fox over a squirrel.

[@Pesky_Parrot]

@@A_Rainworld_Fan. Yeah, I just didn’t like that after the forest burnt and all that rozz surrendered. All for nothing.

[@Dumbeans]

the book was peak i havet seen the movie yet but it looks really good

[@LightningW960]

This is why DreamWorks is the best. They don't use the exact same formula for every movie which would make it consistent but not that great after a while. This is a good thing.

[@50Steaks68]

I mean that’s kinda what Pixar did right? They saw what worked and stuck to it. Perhaps too much.

[@Sawyer_Harding972]

Here’s the thing tho, Dreamworks has been inconsistent from the start, their debut movie was literally Antz, which I didn’t care for at all, but then would make The Prince Of Egypt, which I honestly liked

[@LeotheJapaneseLion9890]

Prince of Egypt is the best animated movie ever made. Change my mind.

[@hmmhm2315]

You say it like liking Prince of Egypt is a hot take

[@olleselin]

3:50 I sure do miss that era of DreamWorks when they were practically born. We had such beautifully animated feature films like "Thr Prince of Egypt" and "Spirit"

[@awesomej1107]

At the same time we also had Antz as their debut feature, which as a movie could either be seen as really good, or really bad depending on one's opinion.

[@DrasticFox2004]

@@awesomej1107honestly I find it in the middle. Probably 7/10? Ain’t the worst tho.

[@zhegn4420]

​@@DrasticFox2004 why do people call a 7/10 mid? that's well above average lol

[@user-eh8yo5tg9q]

@@DrasticFox2004 7/10 is not the middle 5/10 is you're rating it out of 10 not out of 15 or 14

[@13thKingMu]

Ppl have high standard if 7/10 is considered mid

[@TrioLOLGamers]

Disney: we need films to make money Dreamworks: we need money to make films. That's the key: they've decided to ruin my Kung Fu Panda franchise to make that beautiful film of The Wild Robot. I have one good example: Zootopia was meant to be a big analogy of the human racism with the use of the tame collar and the protagonist was wilde the fox, but Disney decided that it was "too dark". I mean, if you look online it was not: as a kids I loved more cartoons like the Couarge the Dog. Dreamworks isn't scared. It is like Spiderman Into not scared of giving artists freedom.

[@GokU-v9x8s]

when you are in a competition to make the worse possible situations for a character, and your opponent is Spiderman comic writer.

[@Saturday6981]

You can make a beautiful film without damaging another franchise…, just because The Wild Robot was great, doesn‘t mean Kung Fu Panda 4 is allowed to be bad. That‘s an awful mindset.

[@GabsARV]

"Say it with me, kids: DreamWorks is an inconsistent studio." I get that they're inconsistent, but I like to think that they’re like an artist's sketchbook-you flip one page is a masterpiece, and then the next is a rough sketch. While I'd love for DreamWorks to match Disney or Pixar’s consistency, they've always operated this way, with a few gems surrounded by mid-tier films. It’s basically their identity. I get that business is business, and DreamWorks needs a steady income to compete with giants like Disney. If that means producing some average films to stay afloat, I’m okay with it-as long as every now and then, they deliver a groundbreaking, life-changing movie that leaves a lasting impact.

[@silynes]

In case you don't know, The Wild Robot is based off of a book, which is why the budget was lower when compared to other movies that they've made: they already had a baseline story and just needed to tweak it a little.

[@Bitsy69439]

DreamWorks' budget have gone down in general since the Universal buyout - the budgets were ridiculous when they were under Fox

[@masitdamukja3297]

its literally one of my favorite book series

[@kingratawhiz730]

It’s kinda like how dream works pulled out puss in boots last wish, and then ruined the vibe they had with megamind 2

[@TTSP907]

Truly, there are no two animated films that exist in such contradiction to one another.

[@AloAwesome25]

“People’s nostalgia” *nostalgia from inside out 2 appears on the screen*

[@theguyfromtsukihime3898]

DreamWorks inconsistency is weirdly their biggest strength as a studio as it keeps the audiences expectations for any of their movies at a reasonable level compared to Pixar where the moment they have a movie that isnt a masterpiece its immediately branded as "pixars biggest failure" or god forbid illumination where they have more shitty and mid movies than they have good movies

[@EmilyMemily-it3xp]

7:05 the beginning of the movie is really fast because the book was SO SLOW. Roz spends at least a few pages staring at a bug. They took out the deep first part of the book to replace it with a much faster first part of a movie, allowing the rest of the movie to breathe and express the story of the book.

[@k-onlegacy]

What Dreamworks def had over Disney is that at least they try out new ideas & experiment with their films instead of just playing it safe. It's like an all-ages adult swim lol

[@scifiwifi_]

It happened last year, too. Puss in boots: the last wish came out, and everyone was freaking out and saying how amazing Ruby Gillman was going to be compared to the Little Mermaid, only for Ruby Gillman to be mid.

[@TheShrekTheTacoandTheBallerina]

I remember when people said Dreamworks was in it's Renaissance era when The Bad Guys and PIB 2 came out Then Trolls 3 and the Teenage Kraken thing came out

[@TheShrekTheTacoandTheBallerina]

(I haven't seen either but I've heard about how bad Trolls 3 was and how mid Ruby Gilman was)

[@Flameonoodle]

Me neither, but I actually heard Trolls 3 was shockingly good when it first came out​@@TheShrekTheTacoandTheBallerina

[@TheShrekTheTacoandTheBallerina]

@@Flameonoodle I MIGHT check it out... I mean, I don't know. I really didn't like the first 2. I'll see it at some point I guess.

[@SashaThomas954]

I’d say Ruby was forgettable. Before that, we got the incredible puss in boots 2, which is my favorite film from Dreamworks of the 2020s.

[@TheShrekTheTacoandTheBallerina]

@@SashaThomas954 Same

[@SuperBloxTube]

This company released ‘Shrek 2’ and ‘Shark Tale’ in the same year (I like both movies, but I know that is an unpopular opinion). This company has also released masterpieces like ‘Megamind’ and disgraces like ‘Turbo’. They fluxuate in quality. However, when DreamWorks movies are good, they are usually very good.

[@KaiJie-n8q]

turbo is fine

[@Icy-Freezer160]

turbo is good wdym

[@SuperBloxTube]

@@Icy-Freezer160 it’s my personal opinion. I used to like ‘Turbo’, but last time I rewatched, it didn’t quite click with me.

[@krash22mini72]

Turbo was fine lol I've watched it by myself and I'm 21.... Is it the best no but it's perfectly fine

[@OriNyanCat]

What's wrong w Turbo?? I mean yea it's a thwacky concept but it's not HORRENDOUS

[@RaisinHook]

one of the few corporations that remember the old business model of "just make enough shit to act as a net"

[@kolpkii]

dreamworks surely is a mixed bag from going to that poorly written megamind sequel to a cinematic masterpiece

[@halfgenieboy0610]

In my opinion,the Paramount era is the best era for DreamWorks. The Fox era was good too

[@djstarkidmashups8536]

I wouldn't say the same for the Universal era

[@DrasticFox2004]

FAAAAAAACTS. *Over the Hedge, Kung Fu Panda, Flushed Away, and Rise of the Guardians were ALL PEAK DreamWorks for me.* (IMO)

[@DrasticFox2004]

@@djstarkidmashups8536yeah. It’s…. Mixed. The Bad Guys & Puss in Boots 2 stand out tho, in my opinion.

especially 2010-2012 period, my favorite era of Dreamworks

[@jocysatu1038]

The movie of "The Wild Robot" really changed how i see things on a different manner. Really high peak when they make stuff like that.

[@ruz5797]

1:40 why is the kick so human like 😭😭

[@TheAlicePerson]

and then it just goes back to being a normal fox lol 😂

[@leith9782]

1:02 how dare u say that, that was like my childhood

[@AeroVids1]

IM SAYING IT WAS A GOOD MOVIE

[@AeroVids1]

(Hear me out)Lola was bad though

[@nighatdanish8232]

I mean he ain’t wrong tho it was pretty horrible

[@1fishmob]

Inconsistency has always been Dreamwork's quality. Remember how they once went from Antz to The Prince of Egypt? If anything, that's their main appeal, because you never know what you'll get.

[@henksweers1967]

What I love about DreamWorks is that they focus on innovation and storytelling rather than pushing an agenda. Whether their films succeed or not, I give them credit for taking risks and exploring fresh ideas-something that is lacking in the film industry today.

[@bobbinthepirate]

I think what it is, is that they make the safer and more marketable movies to make money so they can actually fund the better movies. Unfortunately as much as people say they want original and new things, usually they end up going to watch the safer films in theaters, especially with how expensive it can be to go to the movies. So, they make the stuff that appeals to the common denominator, make as much money from that as they can, then use that money to make the more risky and experimental films.

[@rhythm1320]

DreamWorks is the Hobbie Brown of Animation Industries. They both don't believe in consistency. And I love that!

[@Kaput-mo6mr]

For reference a writers strike was going on during the production of Kung Fu panda 4 which is why there is almost no plot. The bulk of the story was created by the animators (who were then promptly fired)

[@skelet8337]

Why fire an animator because he is bad writer?

[@Kaput-mo6mr]

​@@skelet8337 no, its just cheaper to outsource the work to Canada.

[@unusualfearlesss7591]

​@@skelet8337Its a thing that always happens n the animating industry, they are HEAVILY OVERWORKED, 95% of them cant even live off of animating,the studios says you're easily replaced, and worst off all, they always fire animators RIGHT after the ene of the production (depending on the movie) right before it does well just to avoid giving them a bonus

[@skyenight-by8yh]

Eh, with DreamWorks’ inconsistency, I’d say their experimentation can be a good thing, as it can show that when the company cooks, then they *cook* with these films, ya know? 😁👍

[@dutch_asocialite]

Dreamworks' inconsistency is why I was (nearly) perfectly satisfied after watching Ruby Gillman, since after having watched two masterpieces of animation I doubted they had the capability to follow up that streak with a third, so I rightly set my expectations lower. At worst I'd have my expectations met but at best they'd be far and away surpassed, either way I'd be thoroughly entertained.

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

I hate how they keep milking the Kung Fu Panda movies. Kung Fu Panda peaked at the second movie and it keeps going downhill from there.

[@maryammuhib]

I hate it too, but honestly if it gives them the budget and ability to make movies like The Last Wish and the Wild Robot, that makes me hate it a bit less.

[@jupiter776]

Kung Fu Panada

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

@@jupiter776 lol I didn't notice my spelling error until you pointed it out 😅

[@JoeFanik]

Despite being inconsistent, you can always sort of tell which upcoming Dreamworks film will either be good or bad. The first trailer of Wild Robot already proved it would be a masterpiece

[@OriNyanCat]

It was *beautiful* I loved it

[@Not_Cupid]

Dreamworks isn't inconsistent, they just hide their true power from the competition by making mid films every once in a while

[@OriNyanCat]

😂😂😂

[@Robbie-pc1dl]

Great video as always! I‘ll say that dreamworks (and pixar to an extent) are inconsistent in terms of quality. Some are really great (Like HOTRD or Kung Fu Panda 1 & 2) But some are mediocre (Like Kung Fu Panda 4 or Trolls 3). “Beware of the person who stabs you and tells the world they are the one whos bleeding” - Jill Blakeway

[@SashaThomas954]

I’d say Blue Sky Studios (despite not being mentioned) is also inconsistent as well prior to Disney buying them. It’s usual on there sequels of Ice Age, and Rio 2.

[@friendlyfinn2363]

Fun Fact: You remember that whole part about the wild robot's great writing? Yeah, well that would actually be on the works of Peter Brown: a children's storywriter who wrote the original books of The Wild Robot, The Wild Robot Escapes, and The Wild Robot Protects.

[@ElDiosMashiar]

At least DreamWorks has good movies unlike Disney, which only had Inside Out 2

[@itsbarca216]

Whar about Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc., Cars, Up, Toy Story 3, WALL-E, Inside Out, Moana, Tangled, Encanto, Inside Out 2?

[@ElDiosMashiar]

@@itsbarca216 Sorry but i was talking about the new ones, and personally, i didn't liked Encanto

[@itsbarca216]

@@ElDiosMashiar oh okay

[@JustAGuy-IdkWhatElseUNeed]

​@@itsbarca216Uh dude, Moana, Tangled, and Encanto were made by disney animation, not pixar

[@itsbarca216]

@@JustAGuy-IdkWhatElseUNeed And he said Inside Out 2 is Disney's? Why didn't you point that out? I'm talking about the comany's movies in general, not the studios.

[@VaiGoh]

They made Kung Fu Panda 4 with no passion, just to make money. But they made The Wild Robot with passion like they did to Kung Fu Panda Trilogy.

[@posey-i8j]

Was anyone else seeing the connections for wild robot being a movie about neurodivergent parents and disable children? Like that it was against “usual” programming and bright bill was smaller and wound not have survived without help from his mum. Plus all the stuff about instincts just set all this off for me

[@TheAdministratorSCPF]

If wild robot doesn’t win an award for best animated movie produced in 2024 Im gonna crashout. I hope that dreamworks cooks with dog man, bad guys 2 and shrek 5

[@lieslemmens7762]

Think they fired a lot of people who worked on "The wild Robot". Thought they were gonna outsource a lot overseas.

[@MinecraftWorld1954]

Inconsistency has been Dreamworks's motus apparundi since their inception. Their very first movie was Antz, and then immediately after we got The Prince Of Egypt, and then The Road To El Dorado.

[@brokeninfinitysonic1]

I went to see this on last Saturday. I really really loved the colors. Ros gave me iron giant vibes. The humor is hit and miss to tell the truth. But overall it was a nice new OG piece.

[@adarshayanjena7794]

the thing is that when the kids grow up they're def gonna re watch it and even tell their familiy about it but the same cant be said with disney anymore ,the kids that like watching it will eventally grow up and they will change , ALOT

[@moniqueperkinsmp]

Because they either wanna be mid or peak, its just that crazy.

[@jpting_]

Dreamworks kind of feels like the Nintendo of animation studios, they do a whole bunch of random stuff inconsistently, and often they flop, but they also often strike gold

[@giadavenditti8449]

The wild robot is peak.

[@OriNyanCat]

Fax Best movie of the year by far, my absolute all time fav

[@glencoconut]

I personally thought it was them making some movies as low-effort money makers and then spending that money on passion projects. That's how I felt about Sony making the emoji movie - one giant sponsorship that probably make a lot of money in advertising alone and then spiderverse - a beautiful art piece filled with love from the creators

[@Hunt-tq7ks]

At least Disney managed to rebound, Dream Works are not doing so good, only 4 penguins can save them now

[@mayracordero382]

I hope skipper and his crew can save the day!

[@carlosmattessich3883]

More like 4 penguins and an orange snail

[@matthewj1677]

KOWALSKI!!! ANALYSIS!!!

[@liamphibia]

Omg, I missed the Penguins. It's been 10 years since we last saw them.

[@dynamicyouthtube]

Do u mean the penguins of Madagascar 2 or Madagascar 4 (for me anyone is fine)

[@xomvoid_akaluchiru_987]

I actually read both "The Wild Robot" books when I was around 10, I'm so glad the movie did them justice.

[@ninbricks_edits]

the only reason wild robot is peak is because it's based on a peak book. (i was literally obsessed with that book when i was younger)

[@Blackgeneral-b2l]

Bruh so why berserk 2016 was bad, while berserk manga is peak? If that had been a peak book ( I have not read it before), it would have not meant easy for them to convert it. Because you have to keep the quality of the film the same as the book, while adding some changes to make it more perfect.

[@HistoricallyMC]

The only Dreamworks film I watched this year was Kung Fu Panda 4 That sucks

[@studio7389]

4:41 When you compare Dreamworks’ strategy to Pixar, I assume you’re talking about their post-2009 strategy. From Toy Story to Up, they only had 1 sequel.

[@jmachero5852]

Ruby Gillman is actually great from what I heard. It just has bad marketing.

[@MatheusFilipe-m6q]

It not because of the bad marketing that movie was not what dremwokes original wanted but i buy the copyright of the movie ruby gillman teenager kerkan and yes dremwokes agree with me remeke it and make ruby and chelsea end up as a couple and connor be Margot boyfernd and the villan well be chelsea's mhoter i well starting write my script in the year of 2037

[@jmachero5852]

It’s because of the bad marketing. The trailers spoiled the plot twist and it doesn’t make it clear what’s it about. It’s about family heritage and not trust someone that makes you feel good but trust someone with good intentions. And are you remaking the movie for theaters? I think you mean 2027?

[@jmachero5852]

@MatheusFilipe-m6q You’re remaking the movie in theater? Don’t you mean 2027?

[@Pan3m]

We don’t talk about Ruby gillman 💀 0:41

[@MatheusFilipe-m6q]

Because is wss dermwokes worst flop ever but don't worry when i rewritten the movie with my original script and ideia and i well use blender to remeke ruby gillman and Everything well be porfect ruby and her family well disquise yourself as humans and all Characters will be well bulit chelsea well really be nerissa's duragter and her age well be a 16 years and she well really be a teenager like ruby and it well heve sea monsters like the bloop and el gran maja and new and original Character but the neme is a secret and i well make a mermaid kingdom and the villan chelsea's mhoter nerissa well be a porfect villan with a gerat story and in the end chelsea kill nerissa to save ruby and they dance at school dance and ruby and chelsea well be girlfenides so what do you think of my ideia of remeke the movie and make be like i said can i count on your support 🧜‍♀️🦑❤💘💙💜💞

[@Ytghjiuhghbbdss]

@MatheusFilipe-m6qwhat are you talking about?

[@MatheusFilipe-m6q]

@Ytghjiuhghbbdss i'm talking that dremwokes want me to rewrite and remeke the movie ruby gillman teenager kerkan in 2037 and i well make ruby and chelsea end up as a couple because is what they original wanted and i'm so relieved that they well never make a sequel of that horrible genaric and clichê movie

[@MatheusFilipe-m6q]

@Ytghjiuhghbbdss i'm saying that dremwokes agree with me rewrite and remeke the movie ruby gillman teenager kerkan in the year of 2037 i well starting write my script when i learn how to make a animation movies and yes they want me to make ruby and chelsea be a porfect couple and i'm so relieved that they well never make a sequel of this horrible genaric and clichê movie

[@MatheusFilipe-m6q]

@Ytghjiuhghbbdss @ i'm saying that dremwokes agree with me rewrite and remeke the movie ruby gillman teenager kerkan one of they worst flop and failure to be what they original want and i well make ruby and chelsea end up as a couple and i well also fix everything worng

[@OliverHeartsong]

There is something very refreshing with DreamWorks by being inconsistent, a sort of decorporatization in a industry that sometimes feels like it's more assembly line than art. It's a willingness to not make every product maximally effective that allows the studio to produce some of the strongest original franchises in recent years (in comparison to studios like Pixar or illumination)

[@frozenwishstudios]

I feel like it's because of the animation style. The more well-received DreamWorks movies use the stylized animation style while the more poorly received ones use the CG animation style.

[@konabos747]

I don’t think that’s accurate cuz their original hits like panda, ahrek and dragon were classic cg animation and prince of Egypt was a Disney esque animation. It’s literally a flip of the coin.

[@Karo-AUTTP-UTTD]

Not really. Main Kung Fu panda trilogy is a hit and a masterpiece, and CGI looks beautiful in this whole franchise

[@bellssbasement]

​This stylized animation style trend started off in 2018 with Spiderverse which really wasn't that long ago, lumping the entire studio for this reason is dumb lol

[@frozenwishstudios]

@@bellssbasement No it started with The Peanuts Movie in 2015 and Captain Underpants used the style before Spider-Verse. The problem is that people ignore The Peanuts Movie for whatever reason (same with Captain Underpants) which is why they act like Spider-Verse was the first one.

[@GreenEl1te]

Animation doesn't = quality of writing

[@icehero22yt]

Nobody's perfect, even studios. I'm satisfied with Dreamwork's state, having good and bad movies are way better than no good movies at all

[@MaxReinhard-km4pm]

8:06 nice play on words/animation

[@ArtisticHH57]

The way I see it, dreamworks is a lot like the United States: when it’s bad, it’s just plain frustrating, and when it’s good, it forges its own path.

[@alexhurtado4381]

I agree that DreamWorks is definitely one of the more creative animation studios. While I enjoyed The Wild Robot, I wouldn’t call it a masterpiece or the best animated movie of the year. For me Inside Out 2 is better. As for DreamWorks recent films, I really liked The Bad Guys, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, and Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken, I thought Trolls Band Together was mid, and I hated Kung Fu Panda 4.

[@STARpowwa]

The Dreamworks movies I've watched have all made me laugh, which is what makes them stand out from Pixar and Illumination. I like it when "children's" movies can have good humour. Now, I'm not saying that Pixar and Illumination don't have funny moments; I just feel that Dreamworks hits better with theirs.

[@Canvasishere]

Ya'll forgetting one feature every Studio has They'll can release both good and bad movies

[@hootieq]

I don’t cry during movies often, but the wild robot had me literally in tears the entire second half of the movie

[@RoboGameOfficial]

The Wild Robot is literally 1:1 with The Wild Robot book, which I read :). It's so cool for DreamWorks actually following through with everything that goes on in a physical book

[@ChillFinity2000]

im glad they didnt do this approach with HTTYD tho. cos the books are.. well... lets just say not as mature as the movies

[@HydragonofDeath]

@@ChillFinity2000 Nah the books are mature in a different way

[@FallenRosestorm]

As someone who read the books first, I love hoe they turned it into a movie! I first read it with my family in grade school and than watched it with my family as well and we all loved it! it differently made us all cry haha

[@LiveActionKimPossibleRufus]

It's weird this guy keeps mentioning a 4th Kung Fu Panda movie, when no such movie exists. The Kung Fu Panda series perfectly ended as a trilogy after the 3rd movie.

[@yoshipoochy8243]

THANK YOU

[@danielmedjedovic7068]

I'm fine with them making more Kung Fu Panda movies, my problem with 4th movie is that they made Poo retire as dragon warrior and find a new dragon warrior, that's a plot that should be made for 6th movie

[@yoshipoochy8243]

@@danielmedjedovic7068 The 4th movie destroyed everything which was awesome in the original trilogy : characters, Po's development, all messages and codes of Kung-Fu...

[@danielmedjedovic7068]

@@yoshipoochy8243 Yeah, it was definetly a step down. Personal I think they should had made 4th more dark and serious similar to the 2nd movie, and of course DONT LET GO OF FURIOUS FIVE

[@Prehistorictourguide]

If you don’t know the wild robot is based on a book but as hard as the movie goes the book is really good if you are looking for a book to read

[@TheRedFortune]

Others are either Disney, DC or Marvel kids. I was a DreamWorks kid, Freamwo went from failure then instantly back to peak, how tf!? SHARKTALE WAS PEAK, DON'T DISS ON IT

[@Pando0678]

I cried like 4 times watching the wild robot, it's such a good movie and book and I would say this is probably my favourite movie of all time.

[@Cubeytheawesome]

How did they go from Megamind vs the Doom syndicate to this?

[@orangeslash1667]

Fun Fact: Wild Robot was directed by Chris Sanders.

[@Dr.Mlieko]

Megamind vs the Doom was a TV pilot, that's how

[@kauanjos3199]

Megamind 2 was written by the TV studio of dream works

[@Dr.Mlieko]

@@kauanjos3199 It wasn't even Megamind 2, it was just a TV pilot to begin with

[@JakeThehedgehog-m1x]

That's DreamWorks for ya they are always all over the place and ironically their inconsistency is the reason they are not in a shithole and stagnation like Disney is in now they always willing to take risks!

[@WyatBurned]

As a person who has read all of the wild robot and it being my favored book tell this day (I read it in grade school) it is in fact peak

[@ethandavidson3234]

6:51 that’s the only problem I had to

[@LightningMC-sd3jw]

I loved the book as it got me into reading so I am terrified of it being bad however now I am slightly excited

[@coachcherokee1488]

The million dollar question

[@aaa-j2n4g]

ok but listen, have you ever looked at an Artist's sketchbook? you know how on some pages there's absolute masterpieces, then you flip the page and there's just mid drawings that the artist kept there? that's what dreamworks is like. some pages, like the wild robot, are masterpieces, but other pages, like Kung Fu Panda 4, aren't as good. that's just how life works.

[@serviamstudios]

I WILL NEVER FORGET SHARK TALE

[@Adam-hz9vs]

1:00 There is no way bro said Shark tale IS BAD. Maybe you just have bad voice actors, but man with Czech dabing its just a certified BANGER.

[@random_fireworks]

I wonder when ratatouille 2 will release, you can never tell the future

[@isthischannelforreal6354]

Rata2ee

[@Marcuskwok-hn5yi]

this time we would have a spider cooking

[@taki7546]

Oh hell no don’t give them ideas

[@ItsJitteryst]

I feel like the more inconsistent, the better their fails and successes are reacted to. When they hit, it really hits, and when they fail, sure it sucks, but the only reaction I have or see is “Welp, guess it’s just another Tuesday.” Especially compared to Pixar and Disney, where their flops are much more egregious than DreamWorks.

[@justingochioco1121]

They also gave us that god awful mega mind sequel and a crap mega mind tv series on peacock

[@SekunTM]

I remember reading the book when I was younger and now that I see the movie, I’m so satisfied that dreamworks was able to do the book justice.

[@danielgudinojuarez6729]

I say 2024 was an okay year for Dreamworks, both Orion and the wild robot showed they can still make great original movies. However, Kung Fu Panda 4 shows maybe they should set back from making sub par sequels. As for their television banner even if it doesn't count, it's been noticeable how that group prefers quantity over quality on top of the division being dismantled to make room for producing a gabby's dollhouse movie.

[@SashaThomas954]

What’s even the point of that Gaby Dollhouse movie that’s coming, besides making toys of the characters?

[@Agent_Walker1754]

They just set the bar so low that the movie after the bad seems extremely good

[@03mbc]

As a DreamWorks fan it amazing studio sure they have there duds I saw the Wild Robot 2 hours ago and man it was amazing DreamWorks goal can go to fliks rank from amazing, to funny and ...bad Also isn't it just me our voice sound...different

[@MarngelRambles]

@@03mbc Lol yeah, I was, and still am, sick from the flu when I recorded the audio for this video. I thought of delaying the recording until my voice got better, but I couldn’t wait that long to make the video, especially given how busy I’ll be for next week :p

[@03mbc]

@@MarngelRambles oh I understand

[@olleselin]

​@@MarngelRambles get well, pal! ❤💐🤒

[@orangeslash1667]

@@03mbc Fun Fact: Wild Robot was directed by Chris Sanders.

[@toast207]

After watching the wild robot, I absolutely loved it. But I had ONE. ONE. Grip, the line, “I am the wild robot” didnt land for me. But other than that 9.9/10 movie

[@蓝色小樽]

When Dreamworks finally admit their inconsistency and will make better movies from now on?

[@maximeleninja4029]

That's the neat part, they won't. They make cashgrabs that also act like experiments to make money to fund the legendary movies.

[@蓝色小樽]

@@maximeleninja4029 Illumination would do that. I hope Dreamworks and Pixar finally admit their inconsistency in the past and choose to make great movies from now. (They made the best movies of 2024)

[@ezekielesguerra6040]

Dreamworks movies either does an atom perfect bullseye or a complete miss

[@justin-yx4jc]

one thing that sets dreamworks apart from pixar & others is when they fail it builds character failure is nothin to look down upon in dreamworkses case they succeed in the end by entertaing people relateable differint characters such as ruby gillman

[@aizen4851]

How tf is that Robot movie is peak? I find it horrible.

[@DARKNESS-rm2pp]

what is your fav movie ?

[@aizen4851]

​@@DARKNESS-rm2pp Tenet? Animated movie- Rango and How to train your Dragon.

[@sonicinfinity1871]

Maybe it’s that Kung Fu Panda 4 is actually good, call me crazy, and everyone just misunderstands it. Yes. I said it. Don’t regret it.

[@yoshipoochy8243]

@@sonicinfinity1871 Stop trolling

[@sonicinfinity1871]

@@yoshipoochy8243 What is your deal? Seriously.

[@yoshipoochy8243]

@@sonicinfinity1871 To admit that Kung-Fu Panda 4 was terrible

[@sonicinfinity1871]

@@yoshipoochy8243 IT. WASN’T. You are exactly the kind of person I’m talking about here. There wasn’t anything wrong with it, and it’s not even difficult to admit that. Let me say it now, everything you think you can say against it, I’ve heard it all a hundred times. Now, if you try to turn my comment section into a whole argument, I’ve got a nice little report button I can click.

[@yoshipoochy8243]

@@sonicinfinity1871 OMG, I’m so afraid. You’re a poor little fanboy. But you can like trash, it isn’t my problem after all.

[@Alucard2091]

What's great about DreamWorks they don't pressure themselves producing high quality story after another. This is something I find stressful about PIXAR & Disney; they struggle to break away.

[@chicofnaf7114]

Gotta be honest, out of all the studios about animation that exists, DreamWorks has to be the most mixed-bag of a studio, mostly on how their films deliver so many mix feelings with different results You can have beautiful masterpieces like The Prince of Egypt, Puss In Boots: The Last Wish, and Shrek 2, some awful trash fire garbage like The Boss Baby, Shark Tale, and The Bee Movie, some underrated works like The Croods, The Road To El Dorado, and Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken, and some forgettable projects that exists like Abominable, Turbo and Antz So yeah, is not a bad studio, but neither a good studio, if it had more good works, then it could be good, but since we live in a world were Shark Tale, Bee Movie, Trolls, and The Boss Baby exists, yeah that's not gonna happen

[@Therealconceptis]

I feel like DreamWorks have always been making fun of Disney, which is funny.

[@orangeslash1667]

@@Therealconceptis The founder of Dreamworks is Jeffrey Katzenberg, who used to be the CEO of Disney in the Late 80's and early 90's.

[@SashaThomas954]

@@chicofnaf7114 how did the boss baby even get nominated for an Oscar and Golden Globe over Captain Underpants?

[@chicofnaf7114]

@@SashaThomas954 I know right ?