@@simplegirl2364 continental drift was the first film I saw in the theater! So I have some nostalgia for it, but it is in the weaker side, Collision Course you can forget about! But I will give credit that collision course did bring back Buck!
I think people just overreact for no reason just because one popular person said the films bad, now everyone else says it's bad *cough *cough* Emoji Movie (tho I do think it's bad, just not that bad)
I agree. I watched the first 2 episodes of Shuriken Sentai Ninninger a while after it ended and thought they were great, so I was sad to see the show's negative reception but then I thought "Well maybe it started out good but quickly went downhill which turned people against it." Turns out that there was only one episode in the entire series I did not like, and I love it so much I'd even call it one of my top 5 Sentai series. I'm not the only one, my mother and sister loved it too. Even my aunt, who prefers Kamen Rider over Super Sentai considers it one of the best Sentai series. But then we are sort of oddball Sentai fans. I have yet to see Kyuranger or Lupinranger VS Patranger, but I love all the other 8 Sentai of the 2010s I've seen to the point where unless those 2 others really drop the ball I'd say that my favorite decade for Sentai was the 2010s.
I saw "We're Back" on its initial release, and I was the ONLY one in the theater. It made NO impression on me at the time. But I decided to give it another chance a few months ago thanks to clips showing up in my UA-cam feed. I still think it's all over the place in terms of story and tone, but John Goodman's performance as Rex is GENUINELY charming, as is James Horner's score.
Finally! Somebody else appreciates Sinbad! While I wouldn’t say it’s one of my favourite DreamWorks films, I still like it. Mostly because of Brad Pitt’s performance as Sinbad himself. But aside from that, I like adventure enough, Sinbad and Marina have solid chemistry with each other, and Eris is such a badass villain! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
The DVD has a really interesting special feature of a short set after the movie, where it can change the events of the short depending on whether you change to another character's perspective when prompted to
@@CBionic77 I'm glad I finally found someone who really likes Ralph Breaks The Internet for once Because it wasn't even that bad Like other people do say And I think it's definitely enjoyable for what it is. And I just find it to be one of disney's most underrated movies- Disney Sequels out there.
I actually liked Ralph Breaks the Internet more than Wreck it Ralph itself, haha. In fact i was discussing this with a friend literally this morning! That "vAnElLoPe gOeS tUrBo" argument was so dumb...
My favorite Ice Age film is the third one (Dawn of the Dinosaurs!!) and I used to watch it so much when I spent weekends with my grandparents. Pretty sure this is where my love of prehistoric life came from.
I encourage you to read the Guardians of Ga'Hoole books. None of them are very long individually. The longest one (in pages) is Book 2, The Journey, which is 238 pages. Barely a novel-length book.
Tbh, I grew up with Ice Age 2, 3, and 4, and ignored the first movie for most of my childhood. But after finally watching the original, I fell in love with it and it’s my favourite of the franchise. Compared to the sequels, it’s much more mature and engaging. I love the dynamic between Manny, Sid, and Diego. The jokes are at their peak in this film, especially with Sid. The score is transcendent. Roshan is adorable. Scrat is a riot. The dodo bird encounter is hilarious. The sliding scene is fun. The cave painting scene is emotional. The action sequences are suspenseful. And despite the dated animation, the prehistoric aesthetic is really cool and actually feels like it’s inhabited by animals and not humans acting like animals. P.S. I know most people hate Ice Age 4, but that movie’s a guilty pleasure for me.
Your not alone, dude, I LOVE the Ice Age Movies... Except the last two, and I also love We're Back! A dinosaur's story, and I like Sinbad, I have never seen any of the others you mentioned. Great video, and great movies!
I love all the movies you listed. I grew up watching Sinbad and Ice Age, so hearing that ice age was not as loved as I thought it was kind of sad, but I still love it. For happy feet two, it always gets me when they sing pressure saving everyone.
Some of mine: 7. Wish 6. Monsters University 5. Horton Hears a Who! 4. Raya and the Last Dragon 3. Cars 2 2. Shrek Forever After 1. Ice Age 3 The negative reviews I don't buy at all and make me want to tell them: "That's enough! I've heard enough crap from ALL of you! Why don't I come down there and show you what a REAL star can do?" or "Picture a nerd sitting late at a nightstand, learning from your books to gain a much better writing hand. Now, picture an otherworldly, priceless dream machine that can BRAIN-BUST ALL OVER YOUR GAIN MUSTER SCHEME!"
Don’t sweat it, Brian. We’ve all got that ONE ( or more ) movie that we enjoy, but others don’t, surprisingly. I’ve got a movie that I personal love, but I’ve seen so much hate for 🥺 The movie I’m talking about is “ Raya and the Last Dragon “ 🐉 Yeah, I totally understand why a lot of people don’t like this movie, but dude! I love “ Raya and the Last Dragon “ 😊
You know, I feel the same way about Quest For Camelot, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, and Disney’s Dinosaur. Yes, the first two have seemed to have a hit of love. But wow, Dinosaur, yeah, it was a little too fast paced at times, but I still loved it for other reasons. Anyway, I’m glad that we have videos like this one. Thanks, Brian!
Same for all. I will never understand for the life of me why Wish gets all the hate. I swear these Disney Haters have zero lives. Home on the Range was a childhood classic. Same as Quest for Camelot and Brother Bear. And Rock A Doodle was fun.
@@starthefrakkfangirl6094 I think it’s mainly the lead character (forgot her name, she’s _that_ dull). Because at this point Disney has milked the “quirky adorkable lead female” role to death first with Rapunzel, then Anna, then Mirabel, honestly I equate their decision to keep recycling the character type to giving us nothing but Fire-Fighting Type Starters in Pokémon for years: It started with Blaziken in Gen III, then Infernape (okay fair enough, the mythology fit the Region), then Emboar (why was there a sumo-wrestling pig in the Not-New York Region?), then Incineroar (this one broke my heart turning an adorable little fire cat into a Mucha Lucha reject). Now they did finally break the trend with Incinerace but it was a soccer-playing bipedal bunny … it wasn’t until Gen IX they finally bucked the trend altogether but still it seems like Pokémon has an allergy to giving us Starters that stay quadrupedal. Back to my original point: the lead character was essentially a rehash of several previous female leads, this from the start made her a bit “meh”. But then the plot happened, her big thing was “no one should control wishes!” … but in the end SHE controls all the wishes and just grants them all without hesitation, even the ones that could be a REALLY bad idea if she just thought about it (oh and her friend group were based off the Seven Dwarves … why?) The King (forgot his name too) could have been a “forgivable villain” if his motives weren’t purely selfish, if he really was choosing not to grant some wishes for the safety of the Kingdom, or Hell make his WIFE the villain who was manipulating him behind the scenes! But nah, cookie-cutter heroine saves the day by defeating cookie-cutter villain then essentially dooms the kingdom by granting everyone’s wish no matter how stupid or dangerous it could be … and looking at the deleted scenes of Main Girl (seriously what IS her name?) falling in love with Star Boy … I felt cheated out of a much better story. If you enjoyed this then sincerely I’m glad, I just felt let down because what they described as a movie “celebrating 100 years of Disney” … was just pretty “meh” in the end 😒😒😒
@@matheusalves9421ohhh me too! The interactions between Mrs Calloway and Junior, and there were only 2, were my favourite little moments: “Nice hat, ma’am.” “Cheeky devil!” 😄😄😄
I actually grew up with the Ice Age franchise and Guardians of Gahool!! When I first saw Guardians it was a rental from Family Video. I was about 10 when I saw it. At first I thought it was Rise of the Guardians but my dad got GofG instead. I actually enjoyed it and still do to this day (I love the animation and this movie got me liking Owl City’s song “To The Sky”) I think they got Owl City to sing a new song because he’s a good artist (but also his name has Owl in it lol)
Something else about the Legend of the Guardians movie. I've never fully seen it but I love the song "To The Sky" by Owl City from the movie. I pretty much love any music that Owl City puts out. I recommend you check him out if you care much about music.
I think it’s so cool how different stories told in different ways will affect people so differently. There’s really no hard and fast rule for how to tell a story, and just because something has problems doesn’t mean it can’t be good in ways that matter even more. :)
In my case it happens with spacejam 1, I know that the movie has a mediocre script, the movie behind the camera has a lot of dirty laundry and that it is a shameless Nike commercial, but the characters are so charismatic and the soundtrack is so good that I can't I can help but love every time I see it. And how great that there is another person who also loves the legend of the Guardians, plus the characters are adorable.
Ice Age is great. We're Back is fun, and I don't even usually like humas being in dinosaur movies. ...As for something I would have on a list like this uhh... Well... Hi, Cars 2 apologist here.
Brian, my buddy and I JUST watched Sinbad a few hours ago and she had never seen it! What coincidence this is! As far as I’m concerned, its “loose, meandering story” works because its structure and setting are very similar to the Odyssey, even borrowing the mythology. Sinbad works because he’s basically Han Solo mixed with Odysseus. Also, Sinbad and Proteus’s friendship is so heartwarming, deep, and inspiring, the choreography is fantastic, the music is gorgeous, the backgrounds are breathtaking, the cast’s performances are mostly top-notch, especially for live action actors, and Eris’s animation is beautiful enough to make eyeballs leak rainbows. Yeah, the 3D doesn’t age well and the roc having an affinity for snow was very odd and throws off the atmosphere…but the thing I don’t like most is Marina. While she and Sinbad had good chemistry, I couldn’t root for them. Girl made a pathetic attempt to stay loyal to her fiancé ONCE near the END after flirting with Sinbad for most of the film, and two scenes later she confesses her love to someone who’s NOT her fiancé while he’s still back home being heroic noble self-sacrificing princeling. And she doesn’t respect Sinbad’s attempts to be loyal and do right by his friend by removing himself from the situation THREE TIMES, and she just refuses to leave him alone even after she finds out she’s the problem that caused the rift in their friendship. Unfortunately this film was the last 2D film Dreamworks ever did and it flopped, and the very next film was Shrek 2, which is still Dreamworks’ highest grossing film, so they never switched back to their gorgeous 2D animation in a full-length film after that, because Shrek defined where the money went. P.S. totally with you, Owls of Ga’Hoole is BASED.
“We’re back is fun” Fun. Fun??? I’ll have you know Dr. Skrewball Jones was the bane of my childhood nightmares, especially the implication that the crows devoured him alive.
Looking at movies like Sinbad, Eldorado and Prince of Egypt. Makes me wish Dreamworks continued making 2d movies. I just really miss the beautiful handdrawn style.
Here are my top 15 choices: #15 Raya and the Last Dragon #14 Turning Red #13 Horton Hears a Who #12 Monsters University #11 Bolt #10 Abominable #9 Rise of the Guardians #8 The Grinch #7 Flushed Away #6 The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part #5 Meet the Robinsons #4 Trolls Band Together #3 The Lorax #2 Madagascar #1 Cars P.S. I only *like* the bottom four, but I *love* the top eleven.
I really like Sinbad, the first 3 Ice Age movies and Legend of the Guardians too. Heck, though I think my interest in the latter was partly inspired by Silverwing, an animated movie series that played on the ABC Kids channel at one point around the same time LotG came out and my brain made a strange connection between the two. Though I still haven't actually finished watching the Silverwing movies because I never caught the rest of them no matter how hard I tried and finding them online is like looking for a needle in a Galactic sized haystack
I loved the Ice Age movies too! But honestly I was really hoping Disney's Chicken Little would be on this list. Yeah, Buck Cluck isn't a very good father, and the plot is... fine, but DANG the jokes in that movie are comedic gold!
I absolutely love Guardians of Ga'Hoole! It goes so hard!! I remember reading the books when i was little and looking forward to seeing the movie in theaters
We’re Back is something I discovered after my “initial childhood”, meaning it was like when I was about 8 or so. I’d already had my defining childhood stuff like Toy Story and Lion King and Dinosaur. So I was able to look at this with a more critical eye even at that age. The movie is kinda juvenile, like it’s a bit too babyfied in terms of writing and characters. It’s also a bit too overly sweet sometimes. But where it also goes overly sweet, sometimes it gets really creative and beautiful, and I can hold my nose on the cringey stuff. Ice Age is a good movie overall. Ice Age 2, I feel like is probably objectively weaker but man that one is my favorite. Absolute. Such beautiful animation, scope, etc.
Can we get another one of these types of videos? It's always a delight to learn what hated movies are secretly loved by people, some of mine include: ▪ Once Upon a Forest ▪ Help! I'm a Fish ▪ Rock-A-Doodle ▪ Bartok the Magnificent ▪ A Troll in Central Park ▪ The Pebble and the Penguin ▪ The Swan Princess 1, 2 & 3 ▪ The Land Before Time Movies ▪ Monster House ▪ Valiant ▪ Home ▪ Lion King 2 (HOT TAKE: I think it's better than the first) ▪ Bambi 2 ▪ Winnie the Pooh's Grand Adventure ▪ Piglet's BIG Movie ▪ The Rescuers (Yes the first one) ▪ Brother Bear 1 & 2 ▪ Stuart Little 2 ▪ Home Alone 3 If I think of more, I'll add them later
Literally, I remember seeing We're Back! *once* as a smol and it stayed in my brain rent free for years, specifically the scene when the kids come up in the bubbles. I watched it again as an adult and I was like "... no yeah this is neat." That and along with Pebble and the Penguin, I just... really love those movies. (also, ayyy opera buddies.)
Legend of the guardians is one of my favorite movies too! The animation is great, the voice acting is awesome, and everything. Not only does it teach you about facing your fears, making sacrifices, it teaches you that when a soldier is in battle they fight for what is right.
Personally, I think most people aren’t fair to Ice Age. I don’t understand the opinion that the main characters are boring and Scrat is the only interesting part. I guess if you’ve only seen the sequels but not the original the main characters can feel a bit flat, but when you know how they started out and how they came together I don’t see how you can not be totally invested in them. Manny is grieving the loss of his family and has lost the will to live. Sid was abandoned by his family because they only saw him as a nuisance. Diego has a good heart but is in an abusive situation that won’t let him show it. All three of them get a second chance at a family with each other when they’re brought together through taking care of a human baby, a species that ordinarily they would want nothing to do with. The first Ice Age is powerful and it’s sad that people don’t give it a chance.
Two things. 1) There is one movie I like but other people don't. For me, that's Space Jam: A New Legacy. I mean, I get it, LeBron James is in it, Pepe Le Pew isn't in it, it's nothing but a Warner Bros commercial, but still, I just enjoy the crud out of it! I think it's a fun time! 2) WHAT DO YOU MEAN NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE LIKE ICE AGE?!? I mean, yeah, 4 and 5 are okay, and I don't want to see the one on Disney+, but still, *HOW?!?*
Glad to hear you appreciate Sinbad as much as I do! I watched it about 2 years ago for the first time in ages and I liked it way more than I thought! I’m also a fan of Treasure Planet and Road to El Dorado, but like you I see why those movies gained cult status over the years and I wish more people talked about it the same way they appreciate other hand drawn early 2000s animated cult hits from Disney and DreamWorks. On the subject of disliking a movie but liking the sequel a lot more, I haven’t quite had that yet but even though The Lion King is my favorite animated film of all time, the 2019 “live action” version didn’t do it for me. I’m aware that there’s going be a Mufasa-based prequel/sequel linked to it that’s coming out at the end of the year, and not that I want it but I’m curious to see if Barry Jenkins will work his magic as the great director he is. We’ll just have to see at this point.
I used to check out the VHS of We’re Back from my local library all the time. Checked it out one summer, watched it for the first time, and loved it. Though not in the same way I do many other movies. I can’t explain the difference, but it does have its own unique place in my heart.
Now, here are my 5 movies, and please be respectful, and feel free to have a FRIENDLY debate in the replies: 1. Home-Again, this is another movie I like for nostalgia purposes. When this came out, I liked the concept, I liked the world building, I liked the characters, and I appreciated the comedy. Yes the human design is very jarring, and the ending is too out of left field, but there are so many iconic moments in this movie that I liked. Nowadays, I think it's ok, but man, did I like this movie. And yes, Rhianna killed it, of course she did. 2. The Trolls duology-Everyone hating on these needs to get over themselves. It's a LITERAL KIDS MOVIE, WHAT ARE YOU EXPECTING. I will never understand the hate for these movies. Sure, the story is as basic as you can get, and certain actors are not very good to say the least (looking at James Corden), but I love the music, the animation is one of the best in DreamWorks history, JT can do no wrong, and also they referenced the meme song. I would even go as far as to say that the sequel is better than the original (though it does have Kelly Clarkson and Mary J. Blidge so that's kind of cheating). I have yet to see the third one, but I think it will be easily the best, so that I will be the only person to ever like it, and I would defend this movie, it would be SOO AMAZING. 3. Ralph Breaks The Internet-Now this one is a special case, because this movie I like for ironic purposes. We all know about movies we love that everyone else hates, but what about those movies that are so bad that it's amazing. This is one of those movies to an extent. Ralph 2 for me is a film that I know might be objectively flawed, but I can't under any circumstance bring myself to hate it. Wreck-It-Ralph is one of my favorite Disney movies, so of course I'm gonna love the sequel, right? I think the world building on the internet is surprisingly well done, I'm a sucker for 4th wall breaks and references, so this movie I think does them amazingly well. The humor is top tier, the animation is genuinely spectacular, Slaughter Race looks cool, the music number for Vanellope is actually a really good song. And no, I don't think this a character assassination, it's still Ralph, it's still Vanellope, it's still the other characters in the movie. And also, the post credit scene is in my top 10 funniest movie scenes, well played Disney. I don't think it's objectively great, but it's hands down one of my favorite experiences I've ever had with a movie. This is like the Emoji Movie, but if it was 100% funny instead of less than 5%. 4. Angry Birds 2-WHY DID THIS MOVIE GET HATE??!! The only reason I can see that is because the studio it comes from, and the fact that it's an Angry Birds Movie. Well guess what, I DONT CARE. I love Angry Birds. It is my childhood and I grew up with it. When the first film came out, I was admittedly nervous because I was a huge Angry Birds fan. I thought the movie was alright, but I basically stopped being an Angry Birds fan at that point. Then I saw the 2nd, and I thought it was better than the original. I think it has better characters, a more engaging story, WAY BETTER humor, and can we just talk about the humor for a second? Almost every joke is so well written, Josh Gad is a legend, and all the characters are entertaining in their own right. Aside from it being Angry Birds and ONE bad scene, I don't see any reason why this film should've gotten the hate that it did. Everyone, if you haven't seen this movie, give it a chance. I almost guarantee you won't regret it. And also Chuck is a Giga Chad. 5. Sing-OH MY JESUS LORD WHERE DO I EVEN START???!!!!!! ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT ME RIGHT NOW. Every time I saw this movie online I could not stop seeing the hate and trashing of this film. WHY? This is one of the best Illumination films, if not the best non Mario film. I love this movie so much to the point where I would say it's overhated. Every character arc give me all the emotions, every single performance is S tier, the soundtrack SLAPS, IT HAS THE GREATEST CHARACTER IN CINEMATIC HISTORY (you know exactly who I'm talking about), the visuals are stunning and colorful, as is every Illumination film. I would say this is a better version of Trolls. Now I will admit I am EXTREMELY BIASED because it has the best singer ever, oh, I mean miss vocal runs, oh, I mean Tori Kelly. But you can go put a sock in it if you tell me it's bad. (Halfly joking) I know that this film has a group of people who love it, but imo, I don't think it's enough. I think everyone should watch this, especially if you are a music lover like me. I will always love Sing and I'll defend it with my life until the day I DIE. Ok I won't really, but still, I really like the film.
@@BrianHullPlus I may or may not have mentioned this before, but I'm covering the songs from the Disney movies I like. (as well as others) I currently only have Oliver and Company, Tarzan, and Hercules, with Mulan 'in the works'. Feel free to check 'em out I you want.
It infuriates me to think a movie like Guardians of Ga’Hoole is hated. The story is excellent, the voice acting is excellent, the music is MAJESTIC, and the visuals are nothing short of stunning. I still hold to the belief that it is the best take on photo-realistic animation that still captures so much emotion and relatability without going into the uncanny valley. It’s what the live action Lion King should’ve looked like. Instead we got another edition of Space Buddies or Super Buddies or whatever those movies are called 😭, where it literally just looks like a photoshopped mouth moving over a video of a straight faced animal. Also love that you gave the Ice Age movies some love. I definitely do see the problems with the films but they hold so much nostalgia for me that I’ll never be able to hate on them, Dawn of the Dinosaurs especially.
Your not the only one, I also like We’re Back, the Ice Age movies, Happy Feet one and two and Legend of the Guardians. The thought of someone not liking theses movies is almost a shocker to me, it’s at least nice knowing that there are other people who do like them too.
My five: A Troll in Central Park, We're Back, Little Nemo's Adventures in Slumberland, Cats Don't Dance, and maybe not disliked but underrated The Great Mouse Detective
You like a Troll in Central Park?! Ugh. I cannot fathom why anyone would like that piece of garbage. It was one of the worst films I've ever seen. Even Cars 2 (which I despise) is better. Heck, I'd watch Chicken Little a thousand times in a row over Troll in Central Park once.
@DavidRay39 for me I think it was more of a sentimental type of fondness for it. It was one of the animated movies my Grandmother bought and we enjoyed watching together .
As someone who read the Owls of Ga Hool books as a kid (keep in mind I havent read them in a while so my memory with them are a bit foggy) yeah this movie was one of the better book movie adaptations in my opinion. Yeah sure from what i do remember some plot lines were cut out for the better or for the worse (from what I do remember, in the books the younger sister does fly after she got rescued but in the movie she doesnt and had more of a bigger role compared to the movie) but honestly I still like the movie! I totally recommend reading the books since all of the books are pretty short so you are able to finish them pretty quickly!
I kinda remember watching we’re back a dinosaur story and when I researched this film Charles fleischer as dweeb? Roger rabbit as a dinosaur! That’s cool and John Goodman is my first introduction to him until I saw him again in monsters inc and emperor’s new groove
I think a lot of us had that one passable movie at grandma's house. Unfortunately for me, that movie was The Bee Movie. That, Dumbo, and Melody Time were only kids movies she had that were really worth watching (and even then, The Bee Movie is a stretch).
I've seen all of the movies you listed except Happy Feet 2. With Happy Feet I've only seen the first one. Also with We're Back a Dinosaur Movie I had not watched the movie since I was a kid so I only remember a few things about it.
I agree with Brian's number one pick: Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole. I've watched it 8 times in my adulthood, and I actually have it on blu-ray in my "favorite movie" collection.
Animated Films I like but people hated: * Elf Bowing: The Movie * Astro Boy 2009 * The Angry Birds Movie * Bling * Sausage Party * Wonder Park * Uglydolls * Addams Family 2019 * Arctic Dogs * Turning Red
For my list they would be... -The peanuts specials (more specifically the one's that people think are lame.) Mainly because i'm a lifelong Peanuts fan. -The Spongebob movie: Sponge on the run -Space Jam: A new legacy -Ruby Gilman teenage kraken and... (While not fully animated does still use animation regardless) -IF (Say what you want about these movies but I personally like them.)
My list: Monsters University, Ralph Breaks the Internet, Bee Movie, Home on the Range and one of the most overhated movies of all time... Chicken Little!
We're Back is an awesome movie I loved it because it was kind of Dinosaurs coming back to help two kids get back to their family and being their friends. Its movie about friendship.
Brain,THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I watched the last half of We're Back A Dinosaur Story in school like a decade and a half ago but couldn't for the life of me not remember the title. I honestly thought I was someone my brain dreamed up. So thank you for vindicating my brain
For me, a movie that I love that many other people seem to hate is Strange Magic. I love the characters, the story, the music, everything in this movie!
I like the first three Ice Age movies quite a bit, especially the third one. Admittedly this is mostly due to nostalgia but I also think they’re just genuinely fun movies. As for the later films, I think they’re fine, I think they’re much weaker then the first three but nothing awful
Wish and Ralph Breaks the Internet are the first 2 to come to my mind that get SO MUCH undeserved hate. I see some people mentioning Raya & The Last Dragon in the comments too which I also adore that movie I just didn't realize people hated it lol. And actually hot take I think Toy Story 4 is actually pretty decent too because most people really hate hard on that one
I'm so glad that We're Back made it onto the list. I remember seeing the movie on Netflix as a kid and watching it over and over again. Thinking back on it now, it had a lot of dark themes but it was a really good movie with a lot of heart, fun protagonists, and of course, talking dinosaurs!
I grew up with We're Back: A Dinosaur's Story as a kid in the 90s when I used to go to daycare. I don't care what anyone says about it. I saw this film as perfectly flawless for kids of the time it came out and probably for any kids who love dinosaurs throughout time from when it came out and all the way till now.
Ooh, it was interesting to see you bring up We’re Back! A Dinosaur’s Story. That’s a movie that I genuinely enjoy too, even if I do see the flaws in it. Yeah, it may also be because of nostalgia and my love for dinosaurs, but when looking at it nowadays, there’s still a lot that I appreciate. I like how it has some heart, I love the music by James Horner, the dinosaur characters, while not fleshed out to the best of their ability, are still ok and charming with a harmless innocence to them, and I do love the idea of what it was trying to offer. If its story was better told and executed, it could’ve been better, but ultimately, I see We’re Back as a fun and harmless watch. Also, the song, Roll Back the Rock, is a really catchy banger! 🦖
I really love the Ice Age movies, too! I know a lot of people say they don't care for the main characters, but I've personally grown really endeared with them, and it's just fun watching both their relationship and their adventures throughout the saga. The last one is probably the only one I refuse to rewatch, though. I personally can't get behind that cheap-looking animation or the characters they introuced in that one. 😬 But if you do like that one too, more power to you, Brian! 😁 I don't think I've watched any of the other ones on this list, though. But your mini-reviews and appreciation for them despite their flaws got me interested. They might be worth giving a chance. 😉
Here is my top 40 movies i like that everybody else hates 40: Cars 3 39: Monsters University 38: The Lightyear 37: Turning Red 36: Teen Titans Go To The Movies 35: Powerpuff Girls The Movie 34: The Robots 33: Over The Hedge 32: Shrek The 3rd 31: Cinderella (1950) 30: Raya And The Last Dragon 29: Space Jam A New Legacy 28: Boss Baby 27: Sinbad Legend Of The Seven Sea 26: The Aristocats 25: James And The Giant Peach 24: Sausage Party 23: Titan A.E. 22: Sing 21: Chicken Little 20: Thats My Boy 19: Tango & Cash 18: Spice World 17: Rambo Last Blood 16: Jason X 15: Jackass Movies 14: Looney Tunes Back In Action 13: Mamma Mia 12: Armageddon 11: Star Wars The Last Jedi 10: Eternals 9: Us 8: Tenet 7: Babylon 6: Midsommar 5: Van Helsing 4: Norbit 3: Flubber 2: Rock Of Ages 1: How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000) What do you think my picks Brian ? Great picks Brian and take care and stay safe 👍.
_Good_ choices (👍👍)! I grew up watching “We’re Back: A Dinosaur’s Story” a LOT, and part of me _still_ has love for it even today (from one dinosaur & animation fan to another).
I love the ice age movies too! I grew up watching each of them in the theatre! (The third one was my first 3D movie) And I enjoy the characters too! (Maybe even more than scrat who is considered the highlight character of the series 🤷♂️) I don’t get the hate the series got later
For me it would be 1# Watership down 2018 (not a movie but i'm counting it) 2# Brother bear 3# The Good dinosaur 4# Legends of the Guardians 5# Every ice age movie (except the adventures of buck wild)
I just picked up a free copy of A Dinosaur's Story. I never watched it as a kid, but fully intend to watch it as a 38.5 year old. Also, for me, the movie where this happens is Ferngully (also Ice Age 3 and Bambi II). I think it and A Dinosaur's Story suffered greatly from the early Nostalgia Critic effect - to wit, if the Critic or the AVGN said something is bad, its perception must never be redeemed, forever and always, unto eternity, amen. The reverse effect is Lion King III. Everyone says it's better than II, and while I love II, I'm just 'eh' about III - which is doubly surprising since it stars my favourite comedy duo in all of animation.
Here are my choices: 5. Secret Life of Pets. 4. the Despicable Me’s 4. Cars 2. Finding Dory 1. Toy Story 4 Keep in mind, I only *like* the botttom 3, and only really *love* the top spot.
@@ethansatterfield5958 It’s got it’s problems, like how dumb Buzz is, but the animation is gorgeous, a lot of the humor is really great (not all, but a lot), Woody and Bo have a great relationship, the action is as great as ever, and it’s kind of beautiful to see Woody choose his own path, choosing what makes him happy, knowing his friends will keep Bonnie happy. It’s not perfect, but I really loved it, which is surprising, considering I thought it would suck when I heard about it.
I cannot enjoy Legend of the Guardians because of how far it strayed from the books. I own all 15 books in the series. The film is supposed to be based on the first three books, but so many things were changed, i found it unrecognizable. Here's a few of the changes they made that I don't like. 1. Digger being a comic relief. 2. Otulissa was made a short-eared owl. She was a spotted owl in the books. 3. Ezylryb's character was dramatically changed. Though I approve of Geoffrey Rush voicing him, they changed far too much. 4. Nyra being the main villain. She doesn't appear until the fourth book. 5. Mrs. P seems to be not blind. She was supposed to be born without eyes. 6. Soren's parents coming back at the end, even though the books make it clear that they died offscreen. Soren sees their scrooms (ghosts) later on in the series. That's just a few of them. While the animation wasn't terrible, the movie makers apparently don't understand how an owl's eyes work. They are fixed inside the owl's head. They have to move their heads around to see something that's not directly in front of them. Anyway, that's my two cents on the film. I can't give it more than a 4/10, and that's being generous.
Roll back the clock to the dawn of time and sing the song with me?!!! No one remembers this movie but me I was even asking people at work if they remember it and they're like no. 😅😅😅😅
You’re not alone with Ice Age, Brian. I’m an Ice Age Fan! ❤
Me too!
Me too! I didn’t really like continental drift and collision course. But the other ones I enjoyed
Me too
@@simplegirl2364 continental drift was the first film I saw in the theater! So I have some nostalgia for it, but it is in the weaker side, Collision Course you can forget about! But I will give credit that collision course did bring back Buck!
@katspictures5221 I have not! As soon as I found out that none of the original actors returned besides Simon Peg! I said heck No
It’s always so weird when you love something after watching it for the first time and then you get online and people hate it.
I think people just overreact for no reason just because one popular person said the films bad, now everyone else says it's bad *cough *cough* Emoji Movie (tho I do think it's bad, just not that bad)
I agree. I watched the first 2 episodes of Shuriken Sentai Ninninger a while after it ended and thought they were great, so I was sad to see the show's negative reception but then I thought "Well maybe it started out good but quickly went downhill which turned people against it." Turns out that there was only one episode in the entire series I did not like, and I love it so much I'd even call it one of my top 5 Sentai series. I'm not the only one, my mother and sister loved it too. Even my aunt, who prefers Kamen Rider over Super Sentai considers it one of the best Sentai series. But then we are sort of oddball Sentai fans. I have yet to see Kyuranger or Lupinranger VS Patranger, but I love all the other 8 Sentai of the 2010s I've seen to the point where unless those 2 others really drop the ball I'd say that my favorite decade for Sentai was the 2010s.
That happened to me with home
I grew up with Legend of the Guardians! I loved this so much! I especially love the end song 'Take to the Sky' by Owl City.
I saw "We're Back" on its initial release, and I was the ONLY one in the theater. It made NO impression on me at the time. But I decided to give it another chance a few months ago thanks to clips showing up in my UA-cam feed. I still think it's all over the place in terms of story and tone, but John Goodman's performance as Rex is GENUINELY charming, as is James Horner's score.
I think I saw it on Cartoon Network's Cartoon Theater at some point.
I don’t care what people say, we’re back is one of the most underrated and overhated dinosaur movies out there
Finally! Somebody else appreciates Sinbad! While I wouldn’t say it’s one of my favourite DreamWorks films, I still like it. Mostly because of Brad Pitt’s performance as Sinbad himself. But aside from that, I like adventure enough, Sinbad and Marina have solid chemistry with each other, and Eris is such a badass villain!
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The DVD has a really interesting special feature of a short set after the movie, where it can change the events of the short depending on whether you change to another character's perspective when prompted to
I liked the film too, especially because of Eris :)
I loved Eris too.
Eris is the best part as always!
The Owls of Ga’Hoole is pretty awesome! I think Zack Snyder should definitely do more animated films down the road!
agree
For my top 5 is: Pocahontas, Sinbad, Strange magic, Ralph breaks the internet, Iron giant
Iron Giant is a great movie
Ralph Breaks the internet is also in my top 5, for ironic purposes
Iron giant isn’t hated.
@@CBionic77 I'm glad I finally found someone who really likes Ralph Breaks The Internet for once Because it wasn't even that bad Like other people do say And I think it's definitely enjoyable for what it is. And I just find it to be one of disney's most underrated movies- Disney Sequels out there.
I actually liked Ralph Breaks the Internet more than Wreck it Ralph itself, haha. In fact i was discussing this with a friend literally this morning!
That "vAnElLoPe gOeS tUrBo" argument was so dumb...
For me it's Pocahontas, Wish, Lightyear, Quest for Camelot, Rock-a-Doodle, The Black Cauldron
Pocahontas is my favorite Disney movie and I also really love Quest for Camelot (and the songs in it are fantastic)
I loved Rock-a-Doodle as a kid and still love it to this day
I adore Pocahontas!
My favorite Ice Age film is the third one (Dawn of the Dinosaurs!!) and I used to watch it so much when I spent weekends with my grandparents. Pretty sure this is where my love of prehistoric life came from.
I encourage you to read the Guardians of Ga'Hoole books. None of them are very long individually. The longest one (in pages) is Book 2, The Journey, which is 238 pages. Barely a novel-length book.
i liked it
Tbh, I grew up with Ice Age 2, 3, and 4, and ignored the first movie for most of my childhood. But after finally watching the original, I fell in love with it and it’s my favourite of the franchise. Compared to the sequels, it’s much more mature and engaging. I love the dynamic between Manny, Sid, and Diego. The jokes are at their peak in this film, especially with Sid. The score is transcendent. Roshan is adorable. Scrat is a riot. The dodo bird encounter is hilarious. The sliding scene is fun. The cave painting scene is emotional. The action sequences are suspenseful. And despite the dated animation, the prehistoric aesthetic is really cool and actually feels like it’s inhabited by animals and not humans acting like animals.
P.S. I know most people hate Ice Age 4, but that movie’s a guilty pleasure for me.
Good point, I liked Captain Gutt he's very iconic in the 4th movie
4:51 Steve Irwin (Crocodile Hunter) was in this too
He was in the first one
@@thedinosaurmann2436 I miss Steve Irwin
Your not alone, dude, I LOVE the Ice Age Movies...
Except the last two, and I also love We're Back! A dinosaur's story, and I like Sinbad, I have never seen any of the others you mentioned. Great video, and great movies!
I love/loved Sinbad! I love the main bad, Ceres. ❤
How can people hate Sinbad legend of the seven seas ? That movie is a underrated gem
I love all the movies you listed. I grew up watching Sinbad and Ice Age, so hearing that ice age was not as loved as I thought it was kind of sad, but I still love it. For happy feet two, it always gets me when they sing pressure saving everyone.
Some of mine:
7. Wish
6. Monsters University
5. Horton Hears a Who!
4. Raya and the Last Dragon
3. Cars 2
2. Shrek Forever After
1. Ice Age 3
The negative reviews I don't buy at all and make me want to tell them: "That's enough! I've heard enough crap from ALL of you! Why don't I come down there and show you what a REAL star can do?" or "Picture a nerd sitting late at a nightstand, learning from your books to gain a much better writing hand. Now, picture an otherworldly, priceless dream machine that can BRAIN-BUST ALL OVER YOUR GAIN MUSTER SCHEME!"
Agreed with all.
Since when did anybody hate Horton hears a who and Ryan The last dragon that completely makes no sense
The Wild is my most favorite movie that I love but everyone hates 😅😁
Don’t sweat it, Brian. We’ve all got that ONE ( or more ) movie that we enjoy, but others don’t, surprisingly. I’ve got a movie that I personal love, but I’ve seen so much hate for 🥺
The movie I’m talking about is “ Raya and the Last Dragon “ 🐉 Yeah, I totally understand why a lot of people don’t like this movie, but dude! I love “ Raya and the Last Dragon “ 😊
You know, I feel the same way about Quest For Camelot, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, and Disney’s Dinosaur. Yes, the first two have seemed to have a hit of love. But wow, Dinosaur, yeah, it was a little too fast paced at times, but I still loved it for other reasons. Anyway, I’m glad that we have videos like this one. Thanks, Brian!
For me it’s Wish, Home on the Range, Brother Bear, Rock a Doodle and the Quest for Camelot.
Same for all. I will never understand for the life of me why Wish gets all the hate. I swear these Disney Haters have zero lives.
Home on the Range was a childhood classic. Same as Quest for Camelot and Brother Bear.
And Rock A Doodle was fun.
I like HOTR quite a lot too.
@@starthefrakkfangirl6094 I think it’s mainly the lead character (forgot her name, she’s _that_ dull). Because at this point Disney has milked the “quirky adorkable lead female” role to death first with Rapunzel, then Anna, then Mirabel, honestly I equate their decision to keep recycling the character type to giving us nothing but Fire-Fighting Type Starters in Pokémon for years:
It started with Blaziken in Gen III, then Infernape (okay fair enough, the mythology fit the Region), then Emboar (why was there a sumo-wrestling pig in the Not-New York Region?), then Incineroar (this one broke my heart turning an adorable little fire cat into a Mucha Lucha reject). Now they did finally break the trend with Incinerace but it was a soccer-playing bipedal bunny … it wasn’t until Gen IX they finally bucked the trend altogether but still it seems like Pokémon has an allergy to giving us Starters that stay quadrupedal.
Back to my original point: the lead character was essentially a rehash of several previous female leads, this from the start made her a bit “meh”. But then the plot happened, her big thing was “no one should control wishes!” … but in the end SHE controls all the wishes and just grants them all without hesitation, even the ones that could be a REALLY bad idea if she just thought about it (oh and her friend group were based off the Seven Dwarves … why?)
The King (forgot his name too) could have been a “forgivable villain” if his motives weren’t purely selfish, if he really was choosing not to grant some wishes for the safety of the Kingdom, or Hell make his WIFE the villain who was manipulating him behind the scenes! But nah, cookie-cutter heroine saves the day by defeating cookie-cutter villain then essentially dooms the kingdom by granting everyone’s wish no matter how stupid or dangerous it could be … and looking at the deleted scenes of Main Girl (seriously what IS her name?) falling in love with Star Boy … I felt cheated out of a much better story.
If you enjoyed this then sincerely I’m glad, I just felt let down because what they described as a movie “celebrating 100 years of Disney” … was just pretty “meh” in the end 😒😒😒
@@matheusalves9421ohhh me too! The interactions between Mrs Calloway and Junior, and there were only 2, were my favourite little moments:
“Nice hat, ma’am.”
“Cheeky devil!” 😄😄😄
I don't think I've ever seen Rock A Doodle.
I LOVE The Owls of Ga'hoole, it's one of my favourite animated films - the animation is gorgous.
I actually grew up with the Ice Age franchise and Guardians of Gahool!! When I first saw Guardians it was a rental from Family Video. I was about 10 when I saw it. At first I thought it was Rise of the Guardians but my dad got GofG instead. I actually enjoyed it and still do to this day (I love the animation and this movie got me liking Owl City’s song “To The Sky”)
I think they got Owl City to sing a new song because he’s a good artist (but also his name has Owl in it lol)
Every time I go to my grandmas house I used ti watch we’re back and I loved it. It’s a childhood classic for me.
Something else about the Legend of the Guardians movie. I've never fully seen it but I love the song "To The Sky" by Owl City from the movie. I pretty much love any music that Owl City puts out. I recommend you check him out if you care much about music.
I think it’s so cool how different stories told in different ways will affect people so differently. There’s really no hard and fast rule for how to tell a story, and just because something has problems doesn’t mean it can’t be good in ways that matter even more. :)
In my case it happens with spacejam 1, I know that the movie has a mediocre script, the movie behind the camera has a lot of dirty laundry and that it is a shameless Nike commercial, but the characters are so charismatic and the soundtrack is so good that I can't I can help but love every time I see it. And how great that there is another person who also loves the legend of the Guardians, plus the characters are adorable.
Ice Age is great. We're Back is fun, and I don't even usually like humas being in dinosaur movies.
...As for something I would have on a list like this uhh... Well... Hi, Cars 2 apologist here.
Brian, my buddy and I JUST watched Sinbad a few hours ago and she had never seen it! What coincidence this is!
As far as I’m concerned, its “loose, meandering story” works because its structure and setting are very similar to the Odyssey, even borrowing the mythology. Sinbad works because he’s basically Han Solo mixed with Odysseus.
Also, Sinbad and Proteus’s friendship is so heartwarming, deep, and inspiring, the choreography is fantastic, the music is gorgeous, the backgrounds are breathtaking, the cast’s performances are mostly top-notch, especially for live action actors, and Eris’s animation is beautiful enough to make eyeballs leak rainbows.
Yeah, the 3D doesn’t age well and the roc having an affinity for snow was very odd and throws off the atmosphere…but the thing I don’t like most is Marina. While she and Sinbad had good chemistry, I couldn’t root for them. Girl made a pathetic attempt to stay loyal to her fiancé ONCE near the END after flirting with Sinbad for most of the film, and two scenes later she confesses her love to someone who’s NOT her fiancé while he’s still back home being heroic noble self-sacrificing princeling. And she doesn’t respect Sinbad’s attempts to be loyal and do right by his friend by removing himself from the situation THREE TIMES, and she just refuses to leave him alone even after she finds out she’s the problem that caused the rift in their friendship.
Unfortunately this film was the last 2D film Dreamworks ever did and it flopped, and the very next film was Shrek 2, which is still Dreamworks’ highest grossing film, so they never switched back to their gorgeous 2D animation in a full-length film after that, because Shrek defined where the money went.
P.S. totally with you, Owls of Ga’Hoole is BASED.
Some hated movies I love: Cars 2, Chicken Little, The Emoji Movie, Hannah Montana the Movie, Lightyear
“We’re back is fun”
Fun. Fun??? I’ll have you know Dr. Skrewball Jones was the bane of my childhood nightmares, especially the implication that the crows devoured him alive.
Not gonna lie, that part where the crows engulf Dr Skrewball like a Scarecrow and he just vanishes from that point onward was pretty creepy.
I love We’re Back. I had it on VHS
Looking at movies like Sinbad, Eldorado and Prince of Egypt. Makes me wish Dreamworks continued making 2d movies.
I just really miss the beautiful handdrawn style.
Here are my top 15 choices:
#15 Raya and the Last Dragon
#14 Turning Red
#13 Horton Hears a Who
#12 Monsters University
#11 Bolt
#10 Abominable
#9 Rise of the Guardians
#8 The Grinch
#7 Flushed Away
#6 The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part
#5 Meet the Robinsons
#4 Trolls Band Together
#3 The Lorax
#2 Madagascar
#1 Cars
P.S. I only *like* the bottom four, but I *love* the top eleven.
Last time I checked, Rise Of The Guardians had a fanbase dedicated to shipping characters like Jack Frost and Bunnymund.
@@termitesc.aardwolf3644 Yeah, tbf, that film has thankfully gained a cult following over the years.
I love all 15 of those movies
I really like Sinbad, the first 3 Ice Age movies and Legend of the Guardians too.
Heck, though I think my interest in the latter was partly inspired by Silverwing, an animated movie series that played on the ABC Kids channel at one point around the same time LotG came out and my brain made a strange connection between the two.
Though I still haven't actually finished watching the Silverwing movies because I never caught the rest of them no matter how hard I tried and finding them online is like looking for a needle in a Galactic sized haystack
“We’re Back ! A Dinosaur Story” was a movie I watched it all the time when ever it came on tv & I liked it
Dude Ice Age 1 was my childhood. I really like the first and second one. They kinda got worse as they went though.
I loved the Ice Age movies too! But honestly I was really hoping Disney's Chicken Little would be on this list. Yeah, Buck Cluck isn't a very good father, and the plot is... fine, but DANG the jokes in that movie are comedic gold!
I absolutely love Guardians of Ga'Hoole! It goes so hard!! I remember reading the books when i was little and looking forward to seeing the movie in theaters
We’re Back is something I discovered after my “initial childhood”, meaning it was like when I was about 8 or so. I’d already had my defining childhood stuff like Toy Story and Lion King and Dinosaur. So I was able to look at this with a more critical eye even at that age.
The movie is kinda juvenile, like it’s a bit too babyfied in terms of writing and characters. It’s also a bit too overly sweet sometimes. But where it also goes overly sweet, sometimes it gets really creative and beautiful, and I can hold my nose on the cringey stuff.
Ice Age is a good movie overall. Ice Age 2, I feel like is probably objectively weaker but man that one is my favorite. Absolute. Such beautiful animation, scope, etc.
Some of mine are Cars 2, The Lego Ninjago Movie, Shrek the third, and Onward.
Can we get another one of these types of videos? It's always a delight to learn what hated movies are secretly loved by people, some of mine include:
▪ Once Upon a Forest
▪ Help! I'm a Fish
▪ Rock-A-Doodle
▪ Bartok the Magnificent
▪ A Troll in Central Park
▪ The Pebble and the Penguin
▪ The Swan Princess 1, 2 & 3
▪ The Land Before Time Movies
▪ Monster House
▪ Valiant
▪ Home
▪ Lion King 2 (HOT TAKE: I think it's better than the first)
▪ Bambi 2
▪ Winnie the Pooh's Grand Adventure
▪ Piglet's BIG Movie
▪ The Rescuers (Yes the first one)
▪ Brother Bear 1 & 2
▪ Stuart Little 2
▪ Home Alone 3
If I think of more, I'll add them later
Literally, I remember seeing We're Back! *once* as a smol and it stayed in my brain rent free for years, specifically the scene when the kids come up in the bubbles. I watched it again as an adult and I was like "... no yeah this is neat." That and along with Pebble and the Penguin, I just... really love those movies. (also, ayyy opera buddies.)
Legend of the guardians is one of my favorite movies too! The animation is great, the voice acting is awesome, and everything. Not only does it teach you about facing your fears, making sacrifices, it teaches you that when a soldier is in battle they fight for what is right.
Personally, I think most people aren’t fair to Ice Age. I don’t understand the opinion that the main characters are boring and Scrat is the only interesting part. I guess if you’ve only seen the sequels but not the original the main characters can feel a bit flat, but when you know how they started out and how they came together I don’t see how you can not be totally invested in them.
Manny is grieving the loss of his family and has lost the will to live. Sid was abandoned by his family because they only saw him as a nuisance. Diego has a good heart but is in an abusive situation that won’t let him show it. All three of them get a second chance at a family with each other when they’re brought together through taking care of a human baby, a species that ordinarily they would want nothing to do with.
The first Ice Age is powerful and it’s sad that people don’t give it a chance.
Two things.
1) There is one movie I like but other people don't. For me, that's Space Jam: A New Legacy. I mean, I get it, LeBron James is in it, Pepe Le Pew isn't in it, it's nothing but a Warner Bros commercial, but still, I just enjoy the crud out of it! I think it's a fun time!
2) WHAT DO YOU MEAN NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE LIKE ICE AGE?!? I mean, yeah, 4 and 5 are okay, and I don't want to see the one on Disney+, but still, *HOW?!?*
I'm glad you said Space Jam 2, becuase one of mine is Ralph Breaks the Internet, for ironic purposes.
Mine would be the 1995 Casper. Sure it has a small following, but I honestly see more people criticize it than love these days.
Glad to hear you appreciate Sinbad as much as I do! I watched it about 2 years ago for the first time in ages and I liked it way more than I thought! I’m also a fan of Treasure Planet and Road to El Dorado, but like you I see why those movies gained cult status over the years and I wish more people talked about it the same way they appreciate other hand drawn early 2000s animated cult hits from Disney and DreamWorks.
On the subject of disliking a movie but liking the sequel a lot more, I haven’t quite had that yet but even though The Lion King is my favorite animated film of all time, the 2019 “live action” version didn’t do it for me. I’m aware that there’s going be a Mufasa-based prequel/sequel linked to it that’s coming out at the end of the year, and not that I want it but I’m curious to see if Barry Jenkins will work his magic as the great director he is. We’ll just have to see at this point.
ICE AGE!!!! One of My Favorite Blue Sky Movies of all time and Finally, HAPPY FEET TWO! Thanks Brian Hull
I used to check out the VHS of We’re Back from my local library all the time. Checked it out one summer, watched it for the first time, and loved it. Though not in the same way I do many other movies. I can’t explain the difference, but it does have its own unique place in my heart.
Now, here are my 5 movies, and please be respectful, and feel free to have a FRIENDLY debate in the replies:
1. Home-Again, this is another movie I like for nostalgia purposes. When this came out, I liked the concept, I liked the world building, I liked the characters, and I appreciated the comedy. Yes the human design is very jarring, and the ending is too out of left field, but there are so many iconic moments in this movie that I liked. Nowadays, I think it's ok, but man, did I like this movie. And yes, Rhianna killed it, of course she did.
2. The Trolls duology-Everyone hating on these needs to get over themselves. It's a LITERAL KIDS MOVIE, WHAT ARE YOU EXPECTING. I will never understand the hate for these movies. Sure, the story is as basic as you can get, and certain actors are not very good to say the least (looking at James Corden), but I love the music, the animation is one of the best in DreamWorks history, JT can do no wrong, and also they referenced the meme song. I would even go as far as to say that the sequel is better than the original (though it does have Kelly Clarkson and Mary J. Blidge so that's kind of cheating). I have yet to see the third one, but I think it will be easily the best, so that I will be the only person to ever like it, and I would defend this movie, it would be SOO AMAZING.
3. Ralph Breaks The Internet-Now this one is a special case, because this movie I like for ironic purposes. We all know about movies we love that everyone else hates, but what about those movies that are so bad that it's amazing. This is one of those movies to an extent. Ralph 2 for me is a film that I know might be objectively flawed, but I can't under any circumstance bring myself to hate it. Wreck-It-Ralph is one of my favorite Disney movies, so of course I'm gonna love the sequel, right? I think the world building on the internet is surprisingly well done, I'm a sucker for 4th wall breaks and references, so this movie I think does them amazingly well. The humor is top tier, the animation is genuinely spectacular, Slaughter Race looks cool, the music number for Vanellope is actually a really good song. And no, I don't think this a character assassination, it's still Ralph, it's still Vanellope, it's still the other characters in the movie. And also, the post credit scene is in my top 10 funniest movie scenes, well played Disney. I don't think it's objectively great, but it's hands down one of my favorite experiences I've ever had with a movie. This is like the Emoji Movie, but if it was 100% funny instead of less than 5%.
4. Angry Birds 2-WHY DID THIS MOVIE GET HATE??!! The only reason I can see that is because the studio it comes from, and the fact that it's an Angry Birds Movie. Well guess what, I DONT CARE. I love Angry Birds. It is my childhood and I grew up with it. When the first film came out, I was admittedly nervous because I was a huge Angry Birds fan. I thought the movie was alright, but I basically stopped being an Angry Birds fan at that point. Then I saw the 2nd, and I thought it was better than the original. I think it has better characters, a more engaging story, WAY BETTER humor, and can we just talk about the humor for a second? Almost every joke is so well written, Josh Gad is a legend, and all the characters are entertaining in their own right. Aside from it being Angry Birds and ONE bad scene, I don't see any reason why this film should've gotten the hate that it did. Everyone, if you haven't seen this movie, give it a chance. I almost guarantee you won't regret it. And also Chuck is a Giga Chad.
5. Sing-OH MY JESUS LORD WHERE DO I EVEN START???!!!!!! ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT ME RIGHT NOW. Every time I saw this movie online I could not stop seeing the hate and trashing of this film. WHY? This is one of the best Illumination films, if not the best non Mario film. I love this movie so much to the point where I would say it's overhated. Every character arc give me all the emotions, every single performance is S tier, the soundtrack SLAPS, IT HAS THE GREATEST CHARACTER IN CINEMATIC HISTORY (you know exactly who I'm talking about), the visuals are stunning and colorful, as is every Illumination film. I would say this is a better version of Trolls. Now I will admit I am EXTREMELY BIASED because it has the best singer ever, oh, I mean miss vocal runs, oh, I mean Tori Kelly. But you can go put a sock in it if you tell me it's bad. (Halfly joking) I know that this film has a group of people who love it, but imo, I don't think it's enough. I think everyone should watch this, especially if you are a music lover like me. I will always love Sing and I'll defend it with my life until the day I DIE.
Ok I won't really, but still, I really like the film.
You should make a list for the other way around (animated movies that everybody loved but you didn't).
That was the last video
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I did! It relased last week, here ya go ua-cam.com/video/5WRZsDpgheg/v-deo.html
@@BrianHullPlus Huh. I must've missed it.
@@BrianHullPlus I may or may not have mentioned this before, but I'm covering the songs from the Disney movies I like. (as well as others)
I currently only have Oliver and Company, Tarzan, and Hercules, with Mulan 'in the works'.
Feel free to check 'em out I you want.
A movie I hear no one talk about is Disney’s Dinosaur. Yeah it’s a simple movie, but I think it’s fantastic.
Hold up who doesn't like We're Back and Sinbad because they're about to catch these paws
It infuriates me to think a movie like Guardians of Ga’Hoole is hated. The story is excellent, the voice acting is excellent, the music is MAJESTIC, and the visuals are nothing short of stunning. I still hold to the belief that it is the best take on photo-realistic animation that still captures so much emotion and relatability without going into the uncanny valley. It’s what the live action Lion King should’ve looked like. Instead we got another edition of Space Buddies or Super Buddies or whatever those movies are called 😭, where it literally just looks like a photoshopped mouth moving over a video of a straight faced animal.
Also love that you gave the Ice Age movies some love. I definitely do see the problems with the films but they hold so much nostalgia for me that I’ll never be able to hate on them, Dawn of the Dinosaurs especially.
Your not the only one, I also like We’re Back, the Ice Age movies, Happy Feet one and two and Legend of the Guardians. The thought of someone not liking theses movies is almost a shocker to me, it’s at least nice knowing that there are other people who do like them too.
The only thing I noticed about The Owls of Gul is that Owl City had a song in it
My five: A Troll in Central Park, We're Back, Little Nemo's Adventures in Slumberland, Cats Don't Dance, and maybe not disliked but underrated The Great Mouse Detective
You like a Troll in Central Park?! Ugh. I cannot fathom why anyone would like that piece of garbage. It was one of the worst films I've ever seen. Even Cars 2 (which I despise) is better. Heck, I'd watch Chicken Little a thousand times in a row over Troll in Central Park once.
@DavidRay39 for me I think it was more of a sentimental type of fondness for it. It was one of the animated movies my Grandmother bought and we enjoyed watching together .
As someone who read the Owls of Ga Hool books as a kid (keep in mind I havent read them in a while so my memory with them are a bit foggy) yeah this movie was one of the better book movie adaptations in my opinion. Yeah sure from what i do remember some plot lines were cut out for the better or for the worse (from what I do remember, in the books the younger sister does fly after she got rescued but in the movie she doesnt and had more of a bigger role compared to the movie) but honestly I still like the movie! I totally recommend reading the books since all of the books are pretty short so you are able to finish them pretty quickly!
I kinda remember watching we’re back a dinosaur story and when I researched this film Charles fleischer as dweeb? Roger rabbit as a dinosaur! That’s cool and John Goodman is my first introduction to him until I saw him again in monsters inc and emperor’s new groove
I'm 34 and grew up with vhs of we're back
Ice age franchise has grown popular but then slowly decreased after Collision Corse
Recently rewatched the Ice Age the first one and I still love it ❤
Sinbad and The Legend Of The Seven Seas I remember it being watchable and only seen the first 4 Ice Age films.
I think a lot of us had that one passable movie at grandma's house. Unfortunately for me, that movie was The Bee Movie. That, Dumbo, and Melody Time were only kids movies she had that were really worth watching (and even then, The Bee Movie is a stretch).
We’re Back a dinosaur’s story is a fun little movie to watch
I've seen all of the movies you listed except Happy Feet 2. With Happy Feet I've only seen the first one. Also with We're Back a Dinosaur Movie I had not watched the movie since I was a kid so I only remember a few things about it.
I agree with Brian's number one pick: Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole. I've watched it 8 times in my adulthood, and I actually have it on blu-ray in my "favorite movie" collection.
Animated Films I like but people hated:
* Elf Bowing: The Movie
* Astro Boy 2009
* The Angry Birds Movie
* Bling
* Sausage Party
* Wonder Park
* Uglydolls
* Addams Family 2019
* Arctic Dogs
* Turning Red
The Angry Birds movie is very good in my opinion.
The movies I love that everyone seems to hate is Cars 2, Frozen 2, Toy Story 3, and Despicable Me 1, 2, and 3
For my list they would be...
-The peanuts specials (more specifically the one's that people think are lame.) Mainly because i'm a lifelong Peanuts fan.
-The Spongebob movie: Sponge on the run
-Space Jam: A new legacy
-Ruby Gilman teenage kraken
and... (While not fully animated does still use animation regardless)
-IF
(Say what you want about these movies but I personally like them.)
My list: Monsters University, Ralph Breaks the Internet, Bee Movie, Home on the Range and one of the most overhated movies of all time... Chicken Little!
The Bee Movie now has a cult following, and although it was never the worst DreamWorks movie, you can't tell me it's the best
We're Back is an awesome movie I loved it because it was kind of Dinosaurs coming back to help two kids get back to their family and being their friends. Its movie about friendship.
Brain,THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I watched the last half of We're Back A Dinosaur Story in school like a decade and a half ago but couldn't for the life of me not remember the title. I honestly thought I was someone my brain dreamed up. So thank you for vindicating my brain
For me, a movie that I love that many other people seem to hate is Strange Magic. I love the characters, the story, the music, everything in this movie!
5:23 I remember from your Disney movie tier list that you didn't like The Rescuers but really enjoyed The Rescuers Down Under.
oh my gosh, someone else who has seen Sinbad! I wouldn't have said this was a favorite as a child but I definitely liked it and still really do.
Wow, I didn't know ice age was hated that much, I love it as well!
I like the first three Ice Age movies quite a bit, especially the third one. Admittedly this is mostly due to nostalgia but I also think they’re just genuinely fun movies. As for the later films, I think they’re fine, I think they’re much weaker then the first three but nothing awful
Nah don't worry, I like Ice Age, Happy Feet (both movies), and The Owls of Gul was peak lol
Wish and Ralph Breaks the Internet are the first 2 to come to my mind that get SO MUCH undeserved hate. I see some people mentioning Raya & The Last Dragon in the comments too which I also adore that movie I just didn't realize people hated it lol. And actually hot take I think Toy Story 4 is actually pretty decent too because most people really hate hard on that one
What 5 movies went so fast. I was here waiting for 10 or 15.
I really like the brother bear movies they are funny and fantastic,Ice Age 1 is incredible and very nostalgic😊😊I like seeing why you liked them😃
Thank you Bryan for adoring Ice Age as much as I do! They are some of my top favorite animated movies!
i love and i grew up watching Sinbad, we're back a dinosaur"s story, legend of the guardians the owl"s of ga'hoole
I'm so glad that We're Back made it onto the list. I remember seeing the movie on Netflix as a kid and watching it over and over again. Thinking back on it now, it had a lot of dark themes but it was a really good movie with a lot of heart, fun protagonists, and of course, talking dinosaurs!
I grew up with We're Back: A Dinosaur's Story as a kid in the 90s when I used to go to daycare. I don't care what anyone says about it. I saw this film as perfectly flawless for kids of the time it came out and probably for any kids who love dinosaurs throughout time from when it came out and all the way till now.
I read the Guardians of Ga'Hoole book series and I LOVED the movie!
Ooh, it was interesting to see you bring up We’re Back! A Dinosaur’s Story. That’s a movie that I genuinely enjoy too, even if I do see the flaws in it. Yeah, it may also be because of nostalgia and my love for dinosaurs, but when looking at it nowadays, there’s still a lot that I appreciate. I like how it has some heart, I love the music by James Horner, the dinosaur characters, while not fleshed out to the best of their ability, are still ok and charming with a harmless innocence to them, and I do love the idea of what it was trying to offer. If its story was better told and executed, it could’ve been better, but ultimately, I see We’re Back as a fun and harmless watch. Also, the song, Roll Back the Rock, is a really catchy banger! 🦖
I really love the Ice Age movies, too! I know a lot of people say they don't care for the main characters, but I've personally grown really endeared with them, and it's just fun watching both their relationship and their adventures throughout the saga. The last one is probably the only one I refuse to rewatch, though. I personally can't get behind that cheap-looking animation or the characters they introuced in that one. 😬 But if you do like that one too, more power to you, Brian! 😁
I don't think I've watched any of the other ones on this list, though. But your mini-reviews and appreciation for them despite their flaws got me interested. They might be worth giving a chance. 😉
Here is my top 40 movies i like that everybody else hates
40: Cars 3
39: Monsters University
38: The Lightyear
37: Turning Red
36: Teen Titans Go To The Movies
35: Powerpuff Girls The Movie
34: The Robots
33: Over The Hedge
32: Shrek The 3rd
31: Cinderella (1950)
30: Raya And The Last Dragon
29: Space Jam A New Legacy
28: Boss Baby
27: Sinbad Legend Of The Seven Sea
26: The Aristocats
25: James And The Giant Peach
24: Sausage Party
23: Titan A.E.
22: Sing
21: Chicken Little
20: Thats My Boy
19: Tango & Cash
18: Spice World
17: Rambo Last Blood
16: Jason X
15: Jackass Movies
14: Looney Tunes Back In Action
13: Mamma Mia
12: Armageddon
11: Star Wars The Last Jedi
10: Eternals
9: Us
8: Tenet
7: Babylon
6: Midsommar
5: Van Helsing
4: Norbit
3: Flubber
2: Rock Of Ages
1: How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)
What do you think my picks Brian ?
Great picks Brian and take care and stay safe 👍.
TEEN TITANS GO TO THE MOVIES IS SO HILARIOUS lol i just casually watched it on an airplane and it made me so happy
@@fromhimandforhim Way better than tv show.
Thats for sure.
_Good_ choices (👍👍)! I grew up watching “We’re Back: A Dinosaur’s Story” a LOT, and part of me _still_ has love for it even today (from one dinosaur & animation fan to another).
Also growing up watching Sinbad was like how little me was oogaling at 2D animated men lol 😂
Sinbad was a fun movie. Eris was terrifying in the best way!
I love the Ice Age movies (number 3 is my favorite) and the pirate song was epic! LOL
I love the ice age movies too! I grew up watching each of them in the theatre! (The third one was my first 3D movie)
And I enjoy the characters too! (Maybe even more than scrat who is considered the highlight character of the series 🤷♂️)
I don’t get the hate the series got later
Guardians of Ga’hoole is an awesome book series,
Highly recommend
For me it would be
1# Watership down 2018 (not a movie but i'm counting it)
2# Brother bear
3# The Good dinosaur
4# Legends of the Guardians
5# Every ice age movie (except the adventures of buck wild)
I just picked up a free copy of A Dinosaur's Story. I never watched it as a kid, but fully intend to watch it as a 38.5 year old.
Also, for me, the movie where this happens is Ferngully (also Ice Age 3 and Bambi II). I think it and A Dinosaur's Story suffered greatly from the early Nostalgia Critic effect - to wit, if the Critic or the AVGN said something is bad, its perception must never be redeemed, forever and always, unto eternity, amen.
The reverse effect is Lion King III. Everyone says it's better than II, and while I love II, I'm just 'eh' about III - which is doubly surprising since it stars my favourite comedy duo in all of animation.
Here are my choices:
5. Secret Life of Pets.
4. the Despicable Me’s
4. Cars
2. Finding Dory
1. Toy Story 4
Keep in mind, I only *like* the botttom 3, and only really *love* the top spot.
I can not comprehend why someone would like Toy Story 4
@@ethansatterfield5958 It’s got it’s problems, like how dumb Buzz is, but the animation is gorgeous, a lot of the humor is really great (not all, but a lot), Woody and Bo have a great relationship, the action is as great as ever, and it’s kind of beautiful to see Woody choose his own path, choosing what makes him happy, knowing his friends will keep Bonnie happy. It’s not perfect, but I really loved it, which is surprising, considering I thought it would suck when I heard about it.
I cannot enjoy Legend of the Guardians because of how far it strayed from the books. I own all 15 books in the series. The film is supposed to be based on the first three books, but so many things were changed, i found it unrecognizable. Here's a few of the changes they made that I don't like.
1. Digger being a comic relief.
2. Otulissa was made a short-eared owl. She was a spotted owl in the books.
3. Ezylryb's character was dramatically changed. Though I approve of Geoffrey Rush voicing him, they changed far too much.
4. Nyra being the main villain. She doesn't appear until the fourth book.
5. Mrs. P seems to be not blind. She was supposed to be born without eyes.
6. Soren's parents coming back at the end, even though the books make it clear that they died offscreen. Soren sees their scrooms (ghosts) later on in the series.
That's just a few of them. While the animation wasn't terrible, the movie makers apparently don't understand how an owl's eyes work. They are fixed inside the owl's head. They have to move their heads around to see something that's not directly in front of them.
Anyway, that's my two cents on the film. I can't give it more than a 4/10, and that's being generous.
Roll back the clock to the dawn of time and sing the song with me?!!!
No one remembers this movie but me I was even asking people at work if they remember it and they're like no. 😅😅😅😅
Glad I'm not the only one who liked We're Back: A Dinosaur's Story and Guardians.