I feel like this movie could have been so much better but honestly looking at this without nostalgia glasses it’s honestly a very generic film the concept is good but the execution is horrible
I just realised how much the movie is a metaphor for itself. The one guy is like "I've got fast snails! This will make us money" and everyone else realises that that's probably not enough.
Wouldn't really call it terrible, it'd call it inspiring but illogical But you gotta praise the film for it's visuals, when I saw this in the theater the animation AND the flashing lights were awesome
I was 10 years old when this came out, and saw it in theaters at that age. As much as I regreted it to this day, I feel like I was the right target audience for this kind of film back then.
@@projectsilvio3522 it didn't feel like a racing movie. Even when it tries to, Cars 2 immediately fails with its constant spy theme, which makes Turbo a much better Cars 2 to watch.
Fun fact: Snails have an open circulatory system, meaning blood flows freely around body cells. So this shot, 7:14 - 7:19 is impossible. Also, 2:45 Chet is Turbo's brother, not friend.
Isn't it clear that Dazz just doesn't care about the relationships between the characters in this movie. It's the equivalent of giving a really boring main character some sort of nickname when reviewing the movie they star in.
@@PsychoticWonders0725 If you care about relationships in movies, You obviously don't know anything about what makes cinema great (Rambles on about how friends and partners are just a liability attempting to hide incelness)
I wish we had some media where the person the main character looks up to isn’t a mean or evil guy. Like they might not be all they are cracked up to be but they are still nice and supportive to the main character.
Ezylryb from Guardians of Ga'hoole is like that! He states it himself in the movie. He's no warrior in shining armor, with the moon rising behind him, but he is trying his best to do what's right.
I honestly love Turbo. Another nostalgic movie my parents made me watched in the living room to keep us from going crazy. I found it super entertaining, and 100x better than the bee movie. Yeah, sure, I feel like if I hadn’t been forced to watch this, I probably never would’ve, but it’s very fun and I love it for that.
@@KrnrkrnjNaw bro the “villian” of that movie was literally the only normal one, it had a good message I guess about how important bees were but like…c’mon..you CANNOT tell me that woman was not insane when falling involved with a LITERAL BEE
@@GremlinJohnny I like the emoji movie, No kill me now for this (actually dont take this literally, plus you probably dont know what place in the philippines I live in)
Say what you want about the movie, but the Netflix series, _Turbo F.A.S.T.,_ is a real guilty pleasure of mine that I still revisit every now and then. Edit: Also, you forgot that *Turbo does get his powers back because his shell healed.*
They really go all in with the 'they are _bugs_' concept for the TV show, resulting in a ton of memerable characters and locations that are all mini sized.
I distinctly remember one episode where they met a praying mantis (or something like that) I somewhat remember their design but I don’t remember anything else. Good times…
I think I actually figured out why The Boss Baby isn’t that good of a movie: like most DreamWorks movies, it’s based off a book, but the book is a book for little kids(as in it’s one of those books you can finish reading in about a minute). And there’s a major difference between the book and the movie. In the movie, Boss Baby is actually a boss, but in the book, he only acts like one.
That “cars tuck and roll” joke is one I laughed at, even though I definitely shouldn’t have as a Cars 3 fan who understood the dark implications of the joke
Fun fact: In Turbo (2013), 4 of the actors in this film were in Marvel movies. Ryan Reynolds (X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) and the Deadpool films), Samuel L. Jackson (multiple movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe), Michael Peña (both Ant-Man films), and Paul Giamatti (The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014)).
i wasn't even ten when i saw this movie in theatres convinced by my father who told me this was the next way of doing Cars movies. I didn't except much, just kid's things like the snail called McQueen or Doc in form of human. as soon as the movie started and i read "Dreamworks" i just knew this was not going to be Cars. And that's how it went. Really cool animations and literally nothing emotion at all. I completely forgot about it in two weeks
As a car enthusiast, I thought Turbo was pretty good. To be fair, though, I DID have a problem with: 1. 6:53 There wouldn't be that much empty space in a car engine. 2. When Turbo is injured in the Indy 500, he's somehow WAY faster than when he was totally fine.
I feel like the problem with some Dreamworks movies is that they usually have interesting concepts but are terribly executed. We’ve got Turbo, Monsters vs Aliens
I'm speechless... I loved the movie back in 2013, it was one of the best animated movies my parents would let me watch. I watched it a couple weeks ago with my toddler, and yeah I did see a bunch of flaws but I loved it and the toddler loved it. Also the casting of so many of my favorite actors, just count how many actors from marvel there are in that movie. Also the kid who was like Sid in toy story was the coolest side villain who got put in his preschooler place, and yes I said side villain and I will continue to think of him that way.
I actually really liked this movie when I first watched it. However, I don't think it hasn't aged very well, more suited to that era of the film industry.
16:34 He's honestly never "bad". I was waiting for a moment where Mbappé sabotages the race, cheats or attempts to kill Turbo right there (before the race) but no. He's just competitive and who would wanna lose to a snail on nitro steroids.
I've never seen such a WRONG and INCORRECT video throughout my 38 years on this planet. The mere IDEA that TURBO could be flat is astounding. This is so un-ignorable that I felt forced, nigh OBLIGATED to leave a comment here. I wish, just for a moment, that UA-cam would add back the dislike button so you could see the pure INEPTITUDE that you possess. Honestly, it's almost breathtaking for someone to think that the 2013 CLASSIC wasn't at least one of the greatest movies of the decade, let alone the fact that this easily surpasses almost all other DreamWorks movies. If you look into the story of how Turbo was created, it's so much more than just a "snail that goes fast" (0:25). The creators intended it to be a similar plot to the original Fast and the Furious movies, but accessible to the younger generation. They even had little jokes relating to this fact, including the race scene where Turbo gets his powers. Also, one of the mainstays of the Fast and Furious saga is Michelle Rodriguez, who voices Paz, the strong and gender-role breaking mechanic who helps make the shells for the racing snails. Also, this movie argues against the point you THOUGHT you made at 14:11, with the idea that local mom and pop shops are truly falling victim to the greed of corporations, and that racing in the Indianapolis 500 was a bad thing. Shame on you, Darryl, shame on you. This film single-handedly brought racing into the forefront of children's media after the great, but spy-focused Cars 2 movie came out 2 years ago. Furthermore, the entire film itself breaks down gender barriers, through both Paz and Burn, with the plotline following Turbo and Chet being a thinly veiled criticism of transphobia in the modern day. Turbo feels one way about himself, while his stuck-in-the-past brother Chet constantly makes him feel inferior, asks what his problem is, and REFUSES to call Turbo by his preferred name. Chet also seems initially against the idea that Turbo is going to get a new shell, pointing to the difficulties in the world to getting gender-affirming care. At 21:05 you mentioned how the actual merchandizing on the snail was limited, and the sudden success of Turbo changed the entirety of Starlight Plaza, but this idea couldn't be further from the truth. At the end, the winning of Turbo in the Indy 500 monetarily meant very little to the Starlight gang, because they already brought a snail into the race, and the instant emergence of Turbo as a Pop Icon with the hit song "That Snail Is Fast", so every single one of Angelo and Tito's tears is directed at the fact that Turbo reached his goal, his zenith, rather than them trying to line their pocket books. Turbo very quickly swept across the globe, creating a media frenzy unseen in the racing world since the death of Dale Earnhardt (RIP), so right after they entered Turbo their business starts booming. This is shown when Angelo is cheering on Turbo, because the crowd gathered around the Dos Bros Taco Stand is quite larger than average. The ending of the movie alone makes me cry every time, and the fact that you decided to wake up and disgrace an absolutely stellar movie leaves a sour taste in my mouth. Maybe it's because you never quite felt like you didn't belong, or never accomplished anything to the extent that the characters in this movie. The winning feelings don't just stop at Turbo winning the race, and the Starlight gang making money, but Chet completely turns around from a snail constantly afraid of the outside world, to a confident man who can look after himself and carry his head high. I can only dream that you decide to rewatch this movie now with this new information, but I can't control you. Also, if you read this whole thing to this point and agree with the statements above, make sure to follow @TurboTheMovie on Instagram, where you can see various Turbo posts and even get featured on the story.
Honestly, i remember this movie being great, people can bash at it all they want but this is so nostalgic to me i cant see it as bad, and after rewatching it, theres no need to hate it, its just a movie, and one of my childhood favorites. Edit: I fixed my grammar Edit 2: 16:22 if i remember correctly, they didnt let him in, their best marketer and racer said give them a chance. at least watch the movie first, dazz
Man if I saw someone hate on my favorite movies, instead of inspiring us, I WILL KILL EVERYONE IN THE WORLD AND SEND ALL OF THEM DOWN TO HELL UNTIL THEY START LIKING IT
My point exactly. I feel as if everyone's over analyzing these kid movies and just picking then part from part just to attempt to bring it down for some unorthidoxed . And while im all about having your own opinions, to call a movie TERRIBLE is just uncalled for and excessive. I just feel as if movies can be great on their own without comparing then to other completely different movies. It's a movie about a snail drinking nitrous and racing cars for hells sake.
I watched this movie when I was younger and all I remember is the fact that there was a original song written for the movie and all the lyrics were just a loop of a kid saying "woah that snail is fast!" I don't know why that stuck with me but it did
I thought this movie was really charming when I was younger and still think so today, very creative and yes a lot of clichés but well executed. Also Chet and Theo are brothers in the movie not just friends. 😂
I remember watching this with my family, it’s very memorable for me for some reason. But now that I look back at it I think it’s not as good as I remember it, and not that good at all.
In the days before my parents would let me go to the cinema by myself, my mum would come with me to watch every new animated film that would be released. Turbo was the one time that my dad came with me instead because it was about racing.
This reminded me of how some kids in my class for their final project in chemistry tested if you could indeed make a snail fast: it did not. They didnt die from it one of the classmates did accidentally kill one of the snails unrelated from the experiment
I remember watching this when I was 6 back in 2013. I was at my cousin’s house watching this movie and being so fascinated, when I rewatched it, it felt boring. Guess I was blinded by the nostalgia of this film
This whole notion that Turbo is “terrible” is pretty new to me, I’ve never seen people talk bad about it until recently and honestly the movie isn’t even bad. It’s actually pretty cute to me and does it’s job imo. I just don’t think they put as much passion into it like other movies like HTTYD, Shrek, and others. Which just makes it feel forgettable sadly.
The fact that Mr. Ryan Reynolds himself, was able to do TWO DreamWorks movies in one year (this and the Croods) is kind of impressive and insane (in a surprised way)
I remember watching this movie at the cinema as a kid. What I am happy about is that I completely forgot everything about it, which is ironic since I've always liked anything related to racing. The only reason why I kept being reminded of this movie nowadays was cuz I found out a few months ago that Turbo is literally just a pun related to the name of a sea snail. I'm serious. Look it up.
No, its because tuned or race cars often use something called a Turbo. A Turbo forces more air into an engine. These "turbo's" look kinda like snailshells. Thats the pun. The part that makes the car faster looks like the subject of the movie
I, and suprisingly many others, really liked this movie. Yeah, sometimes the movie moves 'like a snail', but the parts that I like are amazing, and it looks really good in parts ngl!
I thought the movie was ok, as a kid I liked it quite a bit. BUT THE SHOW! Omg, the Turbo Fast show was freaking hilarious, I love that show shamelessly👍
This movie would've be unwatchable for me if it wasn't for Taco Man Tito who actually made me sit through the whole thing. Still this movie although pretty mediocre is pretty nostalgic to me.
I watched this film in a really bad hotel in France, middle of nowhere after breaking down 5 times. We ate slightly microwaved food and several of my teeth fell out whilst watching. It was really cold Simply put, I think this film cursed me
Seeing this as a kid I just loved it because it had fast stuff and race cars, but watching it again recently I now see there's a lot more of it too, it shows that anyone can follow their dreams no matter how big it is or how small they are as long as you put your mind to it, thus Underrated and one of my most favorite DreamWorks franchises
Dazz, there is a better way to watch this movie. Just imagine this entire movie is just a hallucination caused by Vertigo while fighting Deadpool. Then it suddenly becomes the best movie ever.
I remember watching this film as a good. And it’s so clear that if the story had just been tweaked in some places this could have been a really good film. Like you’ve mentioned a couple times, they had some really cool shots. Not to mention the star studded cast. And yeah the film’s animation style isn’t too bad either.
This movie really isn't that bad, and I do have a soft spot for it because I live in Indianapolis about 4 miles from the Speedway, so it will always hit home for me.
In all honesty I remember seeing that movie when it came out and from what I remember, this movie is just it’s okay. It’s like the kind of movie where when you have completely forgotten about the plot,characthers the whole thing, then it’s kind of enjoyable. It’s not one that you can watch over and over again and still find yourself laughing or still be entertained but you can watch it again, just minimal laugh a downgrade to chuckles I’d say
I remember Turbo being one of my favorite Dreamworks movies of all time (mostly because I was into racecar driving at the time) before How To Train Your Dragon changed my life, and while it's not my favorite anymore, I still look back on this movie with fondness and remember some of the more positive things about this movie then the negative, and the Netflix TV series Turbo F.A.S.T is suprisingly pretty good...at least the first season is.
I actually enjoyed watching turbo, it was kinda plain but back in 2013 this was the shit
This and Thor The Dark World are why no one remembers 2013
It’s a cult classic
Idk why but I would re-watch this movie so much as a kid I nearly memorized the whole script
fr, and I remember playing the mobile game of this movie, that was a banger
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This movie is very nostalgic to me. I feel like that drowns out the negative traits it possesses
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Cult classic
@@Eivissabelle machine
Definitely
I feel like this movie could have been so much better but honestly looking at this without nostalgia glasses it’s honestly a very generic film the concept is good but the execution is horrible
Honestly it wasn’t even that bad. It’s just forgettable. Nothing wrong with it, you just watch it and it’s over.
And you'll have to if you wanna remember the plot at all.
Man really "nothing wrong with it". If that's true then it's a perfect movie 🤷♂️
If anything just a bit boring
I guess the movie did its job then if the movie is pretty much done by the time ya watch it, gotta go fast lol
Honestly I’m shocked it came out in 2013. Feels like yesterday that these types of movies were all the rage...
I just realised how much the movie is a metaphor for itself. The one guy is like "I've got fast snails! This will make us money" and everyone else realises that that's probably not enough.
"worst film DreamWorks has ever made"
2024-Megamind vs the Doom syndicate: allow me to introduce myself
This video was released 2 years ago back when Megamind 2 wasn't even announced
@@Moulikyashno shit
@@MoulikyashThat's why it needs to introduce itself, its new. They're saying the phrase didn't age well 🤦
also 2024 - Megamind Rules!: oh-ho-ho.. time to make my season 2 debut!!
@@silly_walsork Shark Tale is a masterpiece compared to the Doom Syndicate
Wouldn't really call it terrible, it'd call it inspiring but illogical
But you gotta praise the film for it's visuals, when I saw this in the theater the animation AND the flashing lights were awesome
Also they absolutely nailed the look of Indy
yes
And the addicting song "wow that's snail is fast!" That was my shit in 2013 as a kid 😂😂
You’re joking right? The movie was complete dog ass
@@Erasureeraser Fr bro I used to vibe on that song lol
I was 10 years old when this came out, and saw it in theaters at that age. As much as I regreted it to this day, I feel like I was the right target audience for this kind of film back then.
yeah i remember watching this nonstop at my dads house when i was kid, idk why but i LOVED this movie
@@Poopshitter40000 same here
I fell asleep halfway when I watched it in theatres and second time I watched it I felt so confused
yeah
@@Poopshitter40000 HYPSIE CULT
While Turbo is quite a guilty pleasure for me, it doesn't excuse the fact that this is literally Dreamworks trying to cash in on Cars.
But hey, cars 2 was more terrible than this tho
@@toastyboi8737 bro how?
@@projectsilvio3522 I guess it has to be James bond element in a kid movie
@@projectsilvio3522 it didn't feel like a racing movie. Even when it tries to, Cars 2 immediately fails with its constant spy theme, which makes Turbo a much better Cars 2 to watch.
How do you know that?
*All this movie taught me is that if I go into a car engine, I’ll become faster…*
*Now I’m in the hospital.*
2 months ago?
@@justcasuallygaming9680 Yeah
That caused genuine laughter. *clever girl*
(That’s a Jurassic park quote if you don’t get it, you uncultured swines)
Dude it only works on snails.
@@florians9949 It's a joke you unnlightened fool
You forgot to mentioned where this movie got two product placements:
-Firestone
-Chevrolet
Fun fact: Snails have an open circulatory system, meaning blood flows freely around body cells. So this shot, 7:14 - 7:19 is impossible. Also, 2:45 Chet is Turbo's brother, not friend.
It's a fucking movie about a snail that can go fast, what do you expect
@@liamgamboi5569 TRUE
@Purple Emerald what?
Isn't it clear that Dazz just doesn't care about the relationships between the characters in this movie. It's the equivalent of giving a really boring main character some sort of nickname when reviewing the movie they star in.
@@PsychoticWonders0725 If you care about relationships in movies, You obviously don't know anything about what makes cinema great (Rambles on about how friends and partners are just a liability attempting to hide incelness)
I wish we had some media where the person the main character looks up to isn’t a mean or evil guy. Like they might not be all they are cracked up to be but they are still nice and supportive to the main character.
not exactly what you're saying, but Gustavo from Ratatouille wasn't a bad guy!
bigwell from robots
Dude that's really not that rare. If anything I'd say more films have that than the mean mentor.
Ezylryb from Guardians of Ga'hoole is like that! He states it himself in the movie. He's no warrior in shining armor, with the moon rising behind him, but he is trying his best to do what's right.
My Hero Academia
I honestly love Turbo.
Another nostalgic movie my parents made me watched in the living room to keep us from going crazy. I found it super entertaining, and 100x better than the bee movie. Yeah, sure, I feel like if I hadn’t been forced to watch this, I probably never would’ve, but it’s very fun and I love it for that.
Could not agree more
i’m glad someone else loves this movie
Bee movie is so much better
@@Krnrkrnj Did you actually like the romance plot between a human and a bee? It's bee-stiality
@@KrnrkrnjNaw bro the “villian” of that movie was literally the only normal one, it had a good message I guess about how important bees were but like…c’mon..you CANNOT tell me that woman was not insane when falling involved with a LITERAL BEE
You sure he watched the movie? He said turbo loses his powers but he uses them before the credits. I watched a clip out of curiosity
He temporarily Lost them then regained them
This movie really made me think that drinking nos would make me fast 😭
I thought going into engines made you fast 💀
AYOOO???
Actually, I've always liked Turbo. I'm just content with VERY simple films like this. Also, I tend to like a lot of movies most hate(ex: Space Jam 2).
So you like The Nut Job and Emoji movie?
@@royalpain9281 they probably dont like the emoji movie but they might like the nut job
I like cars 2 for some reason we are the minority
@@GremlinJohnny I like the emoji movie,
No kill me now for this (actually dont take this literally, plus you probably dont know what place in the philippines I live in)
@@royalpain9281 certainly not Emoji movie, and The Nut Job was alright
Say what you want about the movie, but the Netflix series, _Turbo F.A.S.T.,_ is a real guilty pleasure of mine that I still revisit every now and then.
Edit: Also, you forgot that *Turbo does get his powers back because his shell healed.*
They really go all in with the 'they are _bugs_' concept for the TV show, resulting in a ton of memerable characters and locations that are all mini sized.
I like the movie better but Turbo Fast was alright
I remember watching it on boomerang, it was pretty great tbh
Yeah, the show even had some cool original characters
I distinctly remember one episode where they met a praying mantis (or something like that) I somewhat remember their design but I don’t remember anything else. Good times…
"This is the worst Dreamworks movie."
Boss Baby: Hold my bottle.
Boss Baby 2: Hold my bigger bottle!
@@ladypool1404 I haven't seen Boss Baby 2 and I don't plan on seeing it. So I'll just take your word for it. 😄😅
I think I actually figured out why The Boss Baby isn’t that good of a movie: like most DreamWorks movies, it’s based off a book, but the book is a book for little kids(as in it’s one of those books you can finish reading in about a minute). And there’s a major difference between the book and the movie. In the movie, Boss Baby is actually a boss, but in the book, he only acts like one.
@@ladypool1404 that's not even close to the worst movie
Meh, there's definitely an even worse one: SHREK 3.
That “cars tuck and roll” joke is one I laughed at, even though I definitely shouldn’t have as a Cars 3 fan who understood the dark implications of the joke
It’s not a bad movie. It just feels too forgettable.
tbf I think it's just the lack of marketing
Fun fact: In Turbo (2013), 4 of the actors in this film were in Marvel movies. Ryan Reynolds (X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) and the Deadpool films), Samuel L. Jackson (multiple movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe), Michael Peña (both Ant-Man films), and Paul Giamatti (The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014)).
Michelle Rodriguez (The Fast and The Furious Films and Avatar (2009)
Fun Fact: actors can appear in multiple things
@@JRobert1402 Like Chris Pratt and Charlie Day from The Lego Movie starring in the Upcoming Mario movie.
Marvel movies have done irreversible brain damage to western audiences
Oh yeah and one of the snails who I forgot is SONIC now!
I actually remembered this movie quite fondly, but it has never been on the top of my thoughts
I loved this movie and actually motivated me for a long time, I have it on Blu-Ray, but I'm interested in your opinion so I'll give this video a watch
thats exactly how i feel
Ur pfp is cute
@@julpie thanks
Same
You have read my mind
i wasn't even ten when i saw this movie in theatres convinced by my father who told me this was the next way of doing Cars movies. I didn't except much, just kid's things like the snail called McQueen or Doc in form of human. as soon as the movie started and i read "Dreamworks" i just knew this was not going to be Cars. And that's how it went. Really cool animations and literally nothing emotion at all. I completely forgot about it in two weeks
As a car enthusiast, I thought Turbo was pretty good. To be fair, though, I DID have a problem with:
1. 6:53 There wouldn't be that much empty space in a car engine.
2. When Turbo is injured in the Indy 500, he's somehow WAY faster than when he was totally fine.
I feel like the problem with some Dreamworks movies is that they usually have interesting concepts but are terribly executed. We’ve got Turbo, Monsters vs Aliens
There isn't a thing such as terrible DreamWorks movies
@@RoseQuartz692 Shark Tale: Hold my badly animated Will smith fish
@@justsomeguywholovesberserk6375 Shark Tale was good
Ngl monsters vs aliens wasnt that bad
@@RoseQuartz692 It really wasn’t
I'm speechless... I loved the movie back in 2013, it was one of the best animated movies my parents would let me watch. I watched it a couple weeks ago with my toddler, and yeah I did see a bunch of flaws but I loved it and the toddler loved it. Also the casting of so many of my favorite actors, just count how many actors from marvel there are in that movie. Also the kid who was like Sid in toy story was the coolest side villain who got put in his preschooler place, and yes I said side villain and I will continue to think of him that way.
@@nkbujvytcygvujno6006 they did, I loved that one too
Sooooo...an Antagonist?
This film felt like Dreamworks trying to make their own Cars, but without the charm.
@E . A This is a snail doing a race in IndyCar
The moral of the story is that you won’t be able to achieve your dreams unless you consume car fluids.
I looked at the thumbnail and all I thought was "wow that snails fast!"
"Wow, that snail is fast.."
this was genuinely one of my favourite movies as a little kid , and to this day , i still have no friends
When Turbo said it's turbin' time, he stood up and turbed all over the place. Truly the most movie of all time.
turbintine@@TailsDollOS
I actually really liked this movie when I first watched it. However, I don't think it hasn't aged very well, more suited to that era of the film industry.
16:34 He's honestly never "bad". I was waiting for a moment where Mbappé sabotages the race, cheats or attempts to kill Turbo right there (before the race) but no. He's just competitive and who would wanna lose to a snail on nitro steroids.
I've never seen such a WRONG and INCORRECT video throughout my 38 years on this planet. The mere IDEA that TURBO could be flat is astounding. This is so un-ignorable that I felt forced, nigh OBLIGATED to leave a comment here. I wish, just for a moment, that UA-cam would add back the dislike button so you could see the pure INEPTITUDE that you possess. Honestly, it's almost breathtaking for someone to think that the 2013 CLASSIC wasn't at least one of the greatest movies of the decade, let alone the fact that this easily surpasses almost all other DreamWorks movies. If you look into the story of how Turbo was created, it's so much more than just a "snail that goes fast" (0:25). The creators intended it to be a similar plot to the original Fast and the Furious movies, but accessible to the younger generation. They even had little jokes relating to this fact, including the race scene where Turbo gets his powers. Also, one of the mainstays of the Fast and Furious saga is Michelle Rodriguez, who voices Paz, the strong and gender-role breaking mechanic who helps make the shells for the racing snails. Also, this movie argues against the point you THOUGHT you made at 14:11, with the idea that local mom and pop shops are truly falling victim to the greed of corporations, and that racing in the Indianapolis 500 was a bad thing. Shame on you, Darryl, shame on you. This film single-handedly brought racing into the forefront of children's media after the great, but spy-focused Cars 2 movie came out 2 years ago. Furthermore, the entire film itself breaks down gender barriers, through both Paz and Burn, with the plotline following Turbo and Chet being a thinly veiled criticism of transphobia in the modern day. Turbo feels one way about himself, while his stuck-in-the-past brother Chet constantly makes him feel inferior, asks what his problem is, and REFUSES to call Turbo by his preferred name. Chet also seems initially against the idea that Turbo is going to get a new shell, pointing to the difficulties in the world to getting gender-affirming care. At 21:05 you mentioned how the actual merchandizing on the snail was limited, and the sudden success of Turbo changed the entirety of Starlight Plaza, but this idea couldn't be further from the truth. At the end, the winning of Turbo in the Indy 500 monetarily meant very little to the Starlight gang, because they already brought a snail into the race, and the instant emergence of Turbo as a Pop Icon with the hit song "That Snail Is Fast", so every single one of Angelo and Tito's tears is directed at the fact that Turbo reached his goal, his zenith, rather than them trying to line their pocket books. Turbo very quickly swept across the globe, creating a media frenzy unseen in the racing world since the death of Dale Earnhardt (RIP), so right after they entered Turbo their business starts booming. This is shown when Angelo is cheering on Turbo, because the crowd gathered around the Dos Bros Taco Stand is quite larger than average. The ending of the movie alone makes me cry every time, and the fact that you decided to wake up and disgrace an absolutely stellar movie leaves a sour taste in my mouth. Maybe it's because you never quite felt like you didn't belong, or never accomplished anything to the extent that the characters in this movie. The winning feelings don't just stop at Turbo winning the race, and the Starlight gang making money, but Chet completely turns around from a snail constantly afraid of the outside world, to a confident man who can look after himself and carry his head high. I can only dream that you decide to rewatch this movie now with this new information, but I can't control you. Also, if you read this whole thing to this point and agree with the statements above, make sure to follow @TurboTheMovie on Instagram, where you can see various Turbo posts and even get featured on the story.
The shells of the snails are the coolest part of this movie. And maybe the powers
Doesn’t a snail shell look like a turbo😂😂
Honestly, i remember this movie being great, people can bash at it all they want but this is so nostalgic to me i cant see it as bad, and after rewatching it, theres no need to hate it, its just a movie, and one of my childhood favorites.
Edit: I fixed my grammar
Edit 2: 16:22 if i remember correctly, they didnt let him in, their best marketer and racer said give them a chance. at least watch the movie first, dazz
To you it's a guilty pleasure? That's nice :) It's cool that you can appreciate a movie despite his flaws.
@@ladypool1404 thanks :D
I used to love this movie so much
Man if I saw someone hate on my favorite movies, instead of inspiring us, I WILL KILL EVERYONE IN THE WORLD AND SEND ALL OF THEM DOWN TO HELL UNTIL THEY START LIKING IT
My point exactly.
I feel as if everyone's over analyzing these kid movies and just picking then part from part just to attempt to bring it down for some unorthidoxed . And while im all about having your own opinions, to call a movie TERRIBLE is just uncalled for and excessive.
I just feel as if movies can be great on their own without comparing then to other completely different movies.
It's a movie about a snail drinking nitrous and racing cars for hells sake.
"Yeah Morty, of course I dumped those two crows, they were only dragging me down.."
"It's just me and THREE CROWS NOW!!! WOO!! THREE CROWSSSS!!!"
AAAAHH AHH BIRD KILL IT ITS EVIL!
Another one of my childhood movies that i just learned is hated. In my opinion its underrated
15:02 even though she literally reinforces the shell to withstand Turbo's power
I can't hate this movie just because of the nostalgia it gives me. I loved this movie and i always will.
same and I do remember had a turbo toy from McDonalds from years ago
Same bro
I watched this movie when I was younger and all I remember is the fact that there was a original song written for the movie and all the lyrics were just a loop of a kid saying "woah that snail is fast!" I don't know why that stuck with me but it did
I actually quite liked this movie, I'll need to see it again to see how it's held up.
How did turbo get a 67% of rotten tomatoes
It’s definitely not terrible, or even bad, but it is forgettable.
I thought this movie was really charming when I was younger and still think so today, very creative and yes a lot of clichés but well executed. Also Chet and Theo are brothers in the movie not just friends. 😂
I remember watching this with my family, it’s very memorable for me for some reason. But now that I look back at it I think it’s not as good as I remember it, and not that good at all.
The Word you are looking for is: Generic
It’s a cult classic
Wow let me guess you call turbo generic but the cash grab movies that is released today that follow the same formula must be masterpieces right?
In the days before my parents would let me go to the cinema by myself, my mum would come with me to watch every new animated film that would be released. Turbo was the one time that my dad came with me instead because it was about racing.
I wonder how much kids drank windex to become turbo💀
I like how the message of the movie is follow your dreams, where in this case theo's dream was just handed to him.
Like, thats not how it works
6:53
never noticed this before, but he's sitting right on top of the crankshaft.
HE SHOULD BE SPINNING AT AROUND 10,000 RPM.
That is supposed to be in oil
And Nitrogen is injected as a liquid onto the crankshaft instead of into the combustion chamber
Haha so true, the directors did not know how an engine works
When I heard the name “Turbo” I thought it was going to be a movie about King Candy / Turbo’s backstory and man… I was disappointed
This reminded me of how some kids in my class for their final project in chemistry tested if you could indeed make a snail fast: it did not. They didnt die from it one of the classmates did accidentally kill one of the snails unrelated from the experiment
Aw man, here I was enjoying clips of snail racing until this random dude told me it's terrible
I remember watching this when I was 6 back in 2013. I was at my cousin’s house watching this movie and being so fascinated, when I rewatched it, it felt boring. Guess I was blinded by the nostalgia of this film
STOP I WAS OBSESSED WITH THIS MOVIE 💀
This whole notion that Turbo is “terrible” is pretty new to me, I’ve never seen people talk bad about it until recently and honestly the movie isn’t even bad. It’s actually pretty cute to me and does it’s job imo. I just don’t think they put as much passion into it like other movies like HTTYD, Shrek, and others. Which just makes it feel forgettable sadly.
"You know cars can tuck and roll too"
Dude DUDE you can't just do that that joke rattled me down to my soul
this is some of those movies that you really love as a child, but starts seeing how bad it is when you watch it as an adult
The fact that this review made me remember how good this movie is xD
Petition to make this movie the Morbius of Dreamworks history where we meme it to death despite it offering little sustenance as a film
I saw this movie in theaters, and I absolutely loved it
Turbo is nostalgic for me.
The fact that Mr. Ryan Reynolds himself, was able to do TWO DreamWorks movies in one year (this and the Croods) is kind of impressive and insane (in a surprised way)
Turbo is my childhood film it may not be the best movie but it will always be one of my favourite child hood classics
I remember watching this movie at the cinema as a kid. What I am happy about is that I completely forgot everything about it, which is ironic since I've always liked anything related to racing.
The only reason why I kept being reminded of this movie nowadays was cuz I found out a few months ago that Turbo is literally just a pun related to the name of a sea snail. I'm serious. Look it up.
No, its because tuned or race cars often use something called a Turbo. A Turbo forces more air into an engine. These "turbo's" look kinda like snailshells. Thats the pun. The part that makes the car faster looks like the subject of the movie
@@bruinesuiker3870 Exactly what I’m trying to say.
This movie was a part of my childhood, same for the Netflix show and I just really liked it a lot when I was younger
I, and suprisingly many others, really liked this movie. Yeah, sometimes the movie moves 'like a snail', but the parts that I like are amazing, and it looks really good in parts ngl!
I like how F1 cars are "racing" around a nascar track💀
That snail appears to go at a faster acceleration than normal
oddly I rewatched this with my girlfriend like a few days ago for the first time in years. timing man
I remember this movie! We watched it a lot, it’s been years since I’ve thought about it
I thought the movie was ok, as a kid I liked it quite a bit. BUT THE SHOW! Omg, the Turbo Fast show was freaking hilarious, I love that show shamelessly👍
And now that was removed from Netflix…
@@MrHaloDudeOfficial I know, it's a crime they did that😭😢
When I was twelve years old, this movie came out and I gaslit my grandma into believing it didn’t exist
what is it with Ben Schwartz and movies about really fast talking animals
I remember this old iOS game where you played as a snail named turbo and you had to like tilt the ipod to steer him… shit was fun
This movie would've be unwatchable for me if it wasn't for Taco Man Tito who actually made me sit through the whole thing. Still this movie although pretty mediocre is pretty nostalgic to me.
I watched this film in a really bad hotel in France, middle of nowhere after breaking down 5 times. We ate slightly microwaved food and several of my teeth fell out whilst watching. It was really cold
Simply put, I think this film cursed me
F
Seeing this as a kid I just loved it because it had fast stuff and race cars, but watching it again recently I now see there's a lot more of it too, it shows that anyone can follow their dreams no matter how big it is or how small they are as long as you put your mind to it, thus Underrated and one of my most favorite DreamWorks franchises
God the amount of "wait this guy is voiced by **someone popular*"* is hilarious.
glad this comment section is giving it praise i was gonna write a bigass paragraph
Dazz, there is a better way to watch this movie. Just imagine this entire movie is just a hallucination caused by Vertigo while fighting Deadpool. Then it suddenly becomes the best movie ever.
i remember really liking the movie back in the day when i was 7 years old. really strange to disscover how bad the movie acctualy is
Why Turbo didnt just sit on a car during the race until the last lap and take the win, i will never understand
Wouldn't that be considered cheating?
3:24
Daz: you know cars can tuck and roll too right?
Also daz: puts in McQueens crash in cars 3
I remember watching this film as a good. And it’s so clear that if the story had just been tweaked in some places this could have been a really good film. Like you’ve mentioned a couple times, they had some really cool shots. Not to mention the star studded cast. And yeah the film’s animation style isn’t too bad either.
This movie came out band in July 2013. Obviously my favorite part is TS IndyVar at the Indy 500. How ironic, the Indy 500 is tomorrow!
This movie really isn't that bad, and I do have a soft spot for it because I live in Indianapolis about 4 miles from the Speedway, so it will always hit home for me.
I feel like this movie should have taken a lot more notes from Real Steel than Cars.
Remember, this man is getting mad at a movie about racing snails
I remember this movie! I loved the scene where….
where uh… hm.. damn, I don’t remember anything
In all honesty I remember seeing that movie when it came out and from what I remember, this movie is just it’s okay. It’s like the kind of movie where when you have completely forgotten about the plot,characthers the whole thing, then it’s kind of enjoyable. It’s not one that you can watch over and over again and still find yourself laughing or still be entertained but you can watch it again, just minimal laugh a downgrade to chuckles I’d say
bro turbo was flippin amazing
I don't think this is the predecessor to the famous quippy Ryan Reynolds. Without looking it up I'm fairly confident Van Wilder came out before Turbo.
It was just a movie that you watch, enjoy, and forget
I remember Turbo being one of my favorite Dreamworks movies of all time (mostly because I was into racecar driving at the time) before How To Train Your Dragon changed my life, and while it's not my favorite anymore, I still look back on this movie with fondness and remember some of the more positive things about this movie then the negative, and the Netflix TV series Turbo F.A.S.T is suprisingly pretty good...at least the first season is.
Don’t be hating on Turbo like that man
The nostalgia prevents me from hating this
I laughed extremely hard at the snail gaining superpowers from essentially overdosing on whippets.
I’m not gonna lie, “That Snail is Fast” goes so hard
Also, DazzReviews, can you review the Disney Planes movies?