I love the aesthetic of the whole underground area. Nothings shiny, everything’s all sharp and rusty. It has such a different look to everything else in the movie
That is actually how some really old pieces of equipment in factories and steel mills look. Layers of rust but perfectly functional. It is a byproduct of the heat causing oxidation reactions at an accelerated rate.
For some reason i have a love for aesthetics like this one along other similar ones, I Just feel i love Robotic aesthetics And stuff like the ones In this movie
@@StxvyWondr elon and his son X̵̨̢͇͈̙̺̩̲͈̙́̾̚ ̸͈̝̆̎Æ̵̨̧̨̛̱̭̯͙̯͕̫̯̲̖̠̰͈͕̟̮͍͓̦̥̙̰͓͚̻̲͖̳̼̬̮̖̫̠͓̘̪̥̤̻͕͖̾̎̄̈́̈́͗̆̑̿̒̾͌̒̈́͒̒̇̈͒̒͘͠͝ ̴̧̛̗̩̝͈̯̻̰̱̲͓̤̖̝̩̪͚̗̟͍̟͈͖̞͙̹̭͇̮͇͓̗̳̖̼̻̼̙̤̠͖̗̞͍̩̘͎̞̘̬̳̜͍͖̙̺̲̝̌́̋͑͆͛̈̐̀̄͑̋͂̂̒̓̍̊̉̋̐̆̆̆̿͌̉͆͒̂͂̿̊̒̂͛͌̒̂̈́̍̑̈́̋͗̋͘̚̚͘̕͘͝͝͝ͅÄ̵̩̳͎̝͕̱͉̦̮̣̝̜̹́̀̇͒̏̓̆̔̓́̈̈̋͛̈́͌̒͆̎̎̌͑̀̊̀͘̚͜-̵̡̦͔̺̦̳̼̞͔̭̙͇̝̥͔̣̫̯̳͚͉̬͇̘̩̃́͛̅ͅͅ1̷̛̞͔͉̞͔̼̝̮̉̀̑͛̊͌̑̿͗̈́̈́̃͒̋̍̓̂́͂̌͋͑̎̂̈̊̒̚̚͠͠͠
I wasn't scared of it as a kid but now I'm a teen and now I realize what they're doing in the choo shop and it's now a bit scary for me but it doesn't give me any nightmares just mild tiny scared but more childhood vibes/memories
This is an incredibly dark film. They're breaking down the bodies of other robots and sentient machines to make new parts for themselves and their structures and this is a classist society taken to its extreme. Also for any SCP fan out there, this is likely a future where the Broken God has won.
Never imagined a scenario where the Broken God takes over before to be honest, when I watched this movie as a kid this was one of my favorite scenes without realizing how incredibly dark it is indeed.
Despite the film's lack of popularity, I absolutely admire Madame Gasket as a villain. She understands the power of one, that one person is all it takes to make a difference. She also acknowledges that an idol like Bigweld still has power among the people, even when he's not around. She knows that if he ever returned, he can easily make the people rise up against her because they look up to him.
"Are you hungry? Can I get you something? You look thin..." I just love how despite her being all evil and scary, her mother instincts show from time to time thoughout the movie.
Unpopular opinion: Aside from kidnapping and killing live robots, I think the Sweepers and Chop Shop are doing an excellent service to urban areas by clearing them out of robot corpses and recycling them so that their metal can re-used for things like constructing new structures or fixing broken robots. If the Sweepers and Chop Shop ONLY recycled dead robots or robots who consented to this process (like how people consent to have their corpses used for science), then I think they would have a better reputation.
Watching as a kid: “Evil factory is using scrap to make new parts” As an adult: “...... they’re harvesting corpses and organs to make new bodies that other people will wear...”
I know right? As a musician with a rhythm OCD, I'm a huge sucker for rhythm based scenes like this. Another great one is the opening of Corpse Bride, and the visual of the shopkeeper's broom sweeps being in sync with the clock pendulums in the store window is a personal favorite
@@typo1345 you know what do you have any more specific scenes from movies. For some reason when u say it’s ocd I’m curious because I get a good feeling with rhythm especially is scenes like this.
All evilness aside, it's kinda sweet how surprisingly healthy and positive Ratchet's relationship with his mom is despite them being villains. Edit: I mean healthy for them people 😂 relax
I mean this with all the love in the world: if u think that's a healthy relationship, then u might have been emotionally abused when u were little and think that it's healthy and normal but it's not. She literally threatens to turn him into his father if he doesn't follow her ideas.
That's partly because there is not an inch of flesh in the entire movie, only metal, which is a hundred times easier to make look natural than anything living.
its amazing how good choice it was to make a movie about robots. Back in the early 2000s it was difficult to make organic characters look good and move naturally. Software just couldn't render and process things like ambient occlusion and subsurface scattering too well. Not talking about the immense work at texturing department to make skin/body look organic. However in animating robots you dont need that much. By the time this movie was made computers were able to run Glossy materials really well (compared to some other materials) Also since robots are made out of metal then the texturing can only focus on some displacements and rust layers. though the texturework is not fenomenal, it does the job really well. And since materialising and texturing robots is already made more efficent than with any other type of characters, then they could go all out in the animation, designs and lighting from which last two are especially good and optimal. In other words: The choice about making a robot movie made this movie age surprisingly well (from a technical standpoint. Script is something else)
@@tizyman7120 I have watched the film more times than i can count. Its a part of my childhood that i still hold very dear to my heart. But i wont deny its flaws where they exist.
Oh yeah I love the animation, as a kid I didn’t really understand the plot. As an adult… I don’t really understand the world, like how is the Chop Shop legal and why did Bigweld step down? I mean I still love it but it certainly has flaws.
The villain and the hero of this movie both have such supportive parents. More so their fathers. Cool how just having supporting parents doesn’t mean you turn out the same. Depends largely on how they were raised.
A unique approach for children's media, usually it's the black and white "villain parents left/bad, hero parents good" or parents aren't any part of it
The best villainous use of Mickey Mousing. It really sells the mechanical disassembly line angle, with the ominous clangs and thuds, the screeching metal-on-metal sounds, the looming dissenting bass in the background, a truly FANTASTIC scene.
@@CyberKirby Or making something like a robot disassembly line seem innocent even though it's obviously a less adult way of conveying murder/genocide to the audience
Rattle big black bones In the danger zone There's a rumblin' groan Down below There's a big dark town It's a place I've found There's a world going on Underground
All the roots hang down Swing from town to town They are marching around Down under your boots All the trucks unload Beyond the gopher holes There's a world going on Underground
Rattle big black bones In the danger zone There's a rumblin' groan Down below There's a big dark town It's a place I've found There's a world going on Underground They're alive, they're awake While the rest of the world is asleep Below the mine shaft roads It will all unfold There's a world going on Underground All the roots hang down Swing from town to town They are marching around Down under your boots All the trucks unload Beyond the gopher holes There's a world going on Underground
Fact: During the scene in the film, Dr. V. Neddle (Tony Jay) was originally to be in the scene, but he was cut the film, due to being too scary for children.
If I had a nickel for every time I heard a Tom Waits song in a good animated movie I would have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it’s happened twice.
I actually really like Madame Gasket's design. It's creepy and sinster with those orange glowing eyes,those claw like hands and tons of other little details like her rust and steam coming from her head while she moves around slowly all really make her look like something you'd never want to meet in a dark alleyway or just never meet at all.
I really like how Ratchet and Madame Gasket as evil as they are genuinely care for each other because if it weren’t for that redeeming quality they would be pure evil.
@@dalekrenegade2596 It’s also a great way to write a very evil villain by making them very close to being pure evil but giving them a redeeming quality so that they just barely avoid being classified as pure evil since I am afraid it’s hard to write a pure evil villain well since they have no redeeming qualities.
Yea to think about it they Are Kinda good guys but the only bad thing is that they take out modes alive. Mabye just tell the sweepers to look out for citizens. And the super sweepers
the flaw in ur logic is that the thing there replicating is people. his is more a cross between corporate espionage organ harvesting and a class based Holocaust
So a recycling tycoon that is harvesting organs from people who need new organs every now and then to survive thus ensuring that people can only buy the Tycoon’s extremely overpriced organs if they don’t want to die of organ failiure is killed for cleaning up the streets of discarded organs and living people who have those sweet, juicy organs inside of them. Makes sense.
I love this song. Not only because Robots introduced me to it. But it’s a really catchy song. I’ve been mumbling the lyrics of it to myself for the past three days lol. I wish I knew of any more songs that were similar to it. That had that same sort of dark, dystopian, catchy sound to it.
Underground by Tom Waits Lyrics Rattle big black bones in the danger zone There's a rumblin' groan down below There's a big dark town, it's a place I've found There's a world going on underground They're alive, they're awake While the rest of the world is asleep Below the mine shaft roads, it will all unfold There's a world going on underground All the roots hang down, swing from town to town They are marching around down under your boots All the trucks unload beyond the gopher holes There's a world going on underground
Its been 17 years since I watched this film. Just found this song scrolling through the internet and Im flabbergasted at how godly the animation is and the dialogues they have. No film made for 3 year olds has a line similar to “grow some balls” anymore
As a kid this was one of the most terrifying movie intros I ever saw. Up to this point the movie was light-hearted and focused mainly on Rodney trying to pursue his dream. When the camera panned down to reveale Madame Gasket and the Chop-Shop, along with the fact that RATCHET was related to this twisted entity, it showed that the movie had a much darker sub-plot awaiting it and that Tim wasn't the only obstacle Rodney would encounter.
@@TheWizardYeofthat is the song, but I think the specific beauty the commentor is pointing out is how it's edited to fit into the soundtrack and score of the scene, even when the actual song itself isn't playing
@@self-proclaimedcomedian1037 You’re right, I actually just watched the full orchestral song and scene again and it’s so good how they mesh it all together
@@TheWizardYeofit’s all of those layers that makes it soooo good. It’s the song itself. Then they are playing an entire original score that fits the rhythm perfectly on top of that all the sound effects in the factory are also in the rhythm. Even the voice actors have a bit of a rhythm in their dialogue
I haven’t seen this for over 10 years. I’m 16 now and I can still remember everything from this movie. Absolutely loved it. The nostalgia is killing me 😭😭😭
This still givin' me the same sensations as when i was younger, i watched the movie 10+ years ago, and i am sure that this will give me the same sensations as before some years after this every time i remember it.
This was a favorite movie of mine as a kid. I found my DVD, and there’s a lot of jokes that went over my head, and I remember how scared I was of the factory.
Robots: *A kids movie* Madame Gasket's factory: *Killing robots without mercy, using their parts to make better metal and use it to make upgrades for other robots, making other robots wear disguised bodyparts*
I watched this movie for the first time in 7 years the other day and my heart suddenly stopped in this scene because somehow Robots of all movies had gotten their hands on the rights to a Tom Waits song.
I just love the way it reveals with the music what exactly these Sweepers are supposed to be The First level is in an alley where Rodney falls unconcious and it picks up a spare piece of junk looking very menacing and mysterious but nothing bad The Second level is in a shaded street spot to give the idea that these things are all over town but still nothing suspicious The Third level gives a foreboding presence with the sweeper being completely alone in the internal cogs of the upper world, like it’s sneaking off to do something bad And then the pits of the city where the belches of a Hellish Death Factory pound and drum through the air as it burns through the darkness. An entire colony of Sweepers gather into the entrance like ants to empty their hideous, hidden mouths to pay their tribute of scraps and spare parts to the Chop Shop
Childhood movie. Sooo good! Absolutely loved Madame Gasket's villainous laugh. Easily an overlooked film but ANYONE who has seen it says it is a masterpiece and that it is! The GBA game is also amazing with a wonderful soundtrack
ultimate irony here is madame gasket is the spitting image of an outmode, belching smoke from her numerous vents and looking for all the world like a clump of scrap metal
I remember when me and my friends were walking to a shop to buy snacks and we blared this song out of our speaker in one of our bags, it was so cool because our walking matched the beat so we felt almost like a small army, it was great 😂
That's a great villain character introduction. The damn song, and she apears next to the fire, with all that details in her design, makes the scene epic, steampunk almost
You know a soundtrack is good when it's still stuck in your head 15 years later.
And when you search robots song years later and it's the first result.
And now it’s all over tiktok…. Actually it’s not yet but it’s about to be trending
@@NerdGirlReview as far as im aware its trending xD ive had so many videos with it on my fyp (not that im complaining - its a bop)
@@dorkywhovian1018 funny enough its not, its only just now at 1k videos aahahah we must have the fame fyp
@@NerdGirlReview Ahaha seriously? Damnnn
I was absolutely terrified of the sweepers when I was younger
Who wasn't?
Shiftiy Ik they were so scary 😂
Who wasnt boi
Ryan Page I agree, I used to be scared of the sweepers
Forget the sweepers, Gasket is the stuff of nightmares.
“So long, son. Good luck with your dastardly plans.”
I always loved how energetic the two were, and then there’s the father, just chilling.
just hanging out
@@jbzeus6100 shut up
@@jbzeus6100 ah i see what you did there :D
@@jbzeus6100 😂😂😂Yeah
Same here
Gotta love how absolutely chill Ratchet's Dad is with essentially being his Wife's prisoner 🤣
He’s into it lol
@@CannonZeroKiryu damn that’s funny 😂
I mean to be fair as both a sub and masochist i can see why he's ok with that 🤣
i mean , in spanish wife is esposa
@@CannonZeroKiryu ayo
I love the aesthetic of the whole underground area. Nothings shiny, everything’s all sharp and rusty. It has such a different look to everything else in the movie
That is actually how some really old pieces of equipment in factories and steel mills look. Layers of rust but perfectly functional. It is a byproduct of the heat causing oxidation reactions at an accelerated rate.
For some reason i have a love for aesthetics like this one along other similar ones, I Just feel i love Robotic aesthetics And stuff like the ones In this movie
And yet they're making shiny metal for upgrades
A friendly family moment with Jeff Bezos and his son, Ultron.
Best comment so far, underrated
U mean elon with his son ultron
Why is everyone so salty about her she has a “killer “ recycle program
@@StxvyWondr elon and his son X̵̨̢͇͈̙̺̩̲͈̙́̾̚ ̸͈̝̆̎Æ̵̨̧̨̛̱̭̯͙̯͕̫̯̲̖̠̰͈͕̟̮͍͓̦̥̙̰͓͚̻̲͖̳̼̬̮̖̫̠͓̘̪̥̤̻͕͖̾̎̄̈́̈́͗̆̑̿̒̾͌̒̈́͒̒̇̈͒̒͘͠͝ ̴̧̛̗̩̝͈̯̻̰̱̲͓̤̖̝̩̪͚̗̟͍̟͈͖̞͙̹̭͇̮͇͓̗̳̖̼̻̼̙̤̠͖̗̞͍̩̘͎̞̘̬̳̜͍͖̙̺̲̝̌́̋͑͆͛̈̐̀̄͑̋͂̂̒̓̍̊̉̋̐̆̆̆̿͌̉͆͒̂͂̿̊̒̂͛͌̒̂̈́̍̑̈́̋͗̋͘̚̚͘̕͘͝͝͝ͅÄ̵̩̳͎̝͕̱͉̦̮̣̝̜̹́̀̇͒̏̓̆̔̓́̈̈̋͛̈́͌̒͆̎̎̌͑̀̊̀͘̚͜-̵̡̦͔̺̦̳̼̞͔̭̙͇̝̥͔̣̫̯̳͚͉̬͇̘̩̃́͛̅ͅͅ1̷̛̞͔͉̞͔̼̝̮̉̀̑͛̊͌̑̿͗̈́̈́̃͒̋̍̓̂́͂̌͋͑̎̂̈̊̒̚̚͠͠͠
Ben shapiro and his foreskin factory
I love how the father is completely ok with all of this, he’s just “Bye son, good luck with world domination and mortal genocide.”
Yes me too XD
Were in a corpse burning factory but he still loves
*lives
well what else can he do, if you can't beat 'em join 'em
@@dimitriwarchief301 does both things
@@josuesolar1771 indeed
"So long, son! Good luck with your dastardly plans!"
Supportive father 💯
Luna & Skylar Productions Supportive mother 😂
Rodney’s father was a great supportive father too.
..more supportive than that damn buck cluck from chicken little
his own son calls him by his first name 😭
this part always scared me as a kid. this song is great and still gives me chills somehow
@@Mr_Mistah I just mean that the music alone is able to carry the scene, even if you didn't have the context of a robot sweat shop
Ukrainian AND trans?!
Привіт з Києва, сподіваюся що в вас все добре ❤
@@alimshevtsov5251 thanks
I wasn't scared of it as a kid but now I'm a teen and now I realize what they're doing in the choo shop and it's now a bit scary for me but it doesn't give me any nightmares just mild tiny scared but more childhood vibes/memories
That's just the power of Tom Waits
This is an incredibly dark film. They're breaking down the bodies of other robots and sentient machines to make new parts for themselves and their structures and this is a classist society taken to its extreme. Also for any SCP fan out there, this is likely a future where the Broken God has won.
Never imagined a scenario where the Broken God takes over before to be honest, when I watched this movie as a kid this was one of my favorite scenes without realizing how incredibly dark it is indeed.
Madam gasket certainly matches the BG's style
Holy shit this fits the broken god so well Omg
You had my curiosity, but now you have my attention. Broken God, yes please bring me more SCP lore
Basically the Strogg
Despite the film's lack of popularity, I absolutely admire Madame Gasket as a villain. She understands the power of one, that one person is all it takes to make a difference.
She also acknowledges that an idol like Bigweld still has power among the people, even when he's not around. She knows that if he ever returned, he can easily make the people rise up against her because they look up to him.
Agreed, I also just love a smart villian cause if they're incompetent, than how am I supposed to beleieve their a threat in the first place
Among us
@@ill8485 grow up
@@josuesolar1771 among us
@@josuesolar1771 among us
My only dissapointment from this movie is that this song is too short.
ua-cam.com/video/vaTSQzYIR3U/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TomWaits
Yo agreed
ua-cam.com/video/EH29T4CkvVo/v-deo.html
Here is a recent remix of the song, 4 minutes
Eh.. Music sounds like it's missing a few instruments.
@@ciberneticofp That's a little better.
"Are you hungry? Can I get you something? You look thin..."
I just love how despite her being all evil and scary, her mother instincts show from time to time thoughout the movie.
She even sacrifices herself for her son at the end
@Elefantes & Guarda-Chuvas I’m pretty sure she is the one who detached him
@Elefantes & Guarda-Chuvas I feel like I’ve seen somewhere it said that she did kill herself for him but yea makes sense
his dad is supportive too :D
But a horrible role model for her son
Blows my mind that Underground is an actual song and the composer added so much to it over/it for this scene
Unpopular opinion: Aside from kidnapping and killing live robots, I think the Sweepers and Chop Shop are doing an excellent service to urban areas by clearing them out of robot corpses and recycling them so that their metal can re-used for things like constructing new structures or fixing broken robots. If the Sweepers and Chop Shop ONLY recycled dead robots or robots who consented to this process (like how people consent to have their corpses used for science), then I think they would have a better reputation.
and if they didn't basically decide if you're poor you don't have a right to live, lol
Average eugenicist take
But that's the thing, they don't.
And they weren't made to. They clean the gutters, both of those who lived into them and died in them.
But they stop producing spore parts so more people dies…
Watching as a kid: “Evil factory is using scrap to make new parts”
As an adult: “...... they’re harvesting corpses and organs to make new bodies that other people will wear...”
Realistically they are just organ harvesting dead people, and then replacing peoples organs. Which is what they do today.
You mean clothing...? Leather clothing?
Now when im adult i fonally understand why my mom always had strange look in her eyes during this scene.
This movie is a lot deeper than people realize.
Deep. V E R Y deep
I just love the sense of rhythm in this scene, it's intoxicating.
I know right? As a musician with a rhythm OCD, I'm a huge sucker for rhythm based scenes like this. Another great one is the opening of Corpse Bride, and the visual of the shopkeeper's broom sweeps being in sync with the clock pendulums in the store window is a personal favorite
@@typo1345 you know what do you have any more specific scenes from movies. For some reason when u say it’s ocd I’m curious because I get a good feeling with rhythm especially is scenes like this.
@bumberhootn well, does it frustrate you if things aren't in time or hit points in the music don't line up with the scene?
@@typo1345If you like this have you seen we all lift from warframe?
@@Link-xg9bcWELCOME TO FORTUNA
That factory breaks so many union codes
they don't even have dental
Lol
like what?
Let's see, no warning lables for machinery, no gaurd rails for upper levels, sharp objects out in the open...many more...
ah i see
All evilness aside, it's kinda sweet how surprisingly healthy and positive Ratchet's relationship with his mom is despite them being villains.
Edit: I mean healthy for them people 😂 relax
Idk man, a mom calling her grown son “big boy” is unsettling. I was thinking “mommy issues” when I rewatched this as an adult
Healthy? Doesn't she guilt trip and manipulate him into doing what she asks?
I mean this with all the love in the world: if u think that's a healthy relationship, then u might have been emotionally abused when u were little and think that it's healthy and normal but it's not. She literally threatens to turn him into his father if he doesn't follow her ideas.
Doesn't she... threaten him with the same fate as his dad?
That doesn't seem healthy 😅
@@King_Ky I had no clue she was his mom. I thought it was a dude 😆💀
Can we talk about how the opening part perfectly transitions from the joyful tone of the rest of the movie to this part
People in quarantine: being stuck at home is so boring
Essential business people:
Velocity HDMI lmao
HAHA LOVE IT
Yep
I'm scared of the sweeper's
So true hahaha
I love this movie such good animation for 2005
Knight Blade Stalk I thought this was 2013 BC that's the first time I watched ot
Lone Orochi you see why Disney bought blue sky??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
A childhood favourite of mine
I was rewatching this tonight and couldn't believe how amazing the animation was for 2005. It could have been made today. Excellent quality ❤
That's partly because there is not an inch of flesh in the entire movie, only metal, which is a hundred times easier to make look natural than anything living.
its amazing how good choice it was to make a movie about robots.
Back in the early 2000s it was difficult to make organic characters look good and move naturally. Software just couldn't render and process things like ambient occlusion and subsurface scattering too well. Not talking about the immense work at texturing department to make skin/body look organic.
However in animating robots you dont need that much. By the time this movie was made computers were able to run Glossy materials really well (compared to some other materials) Also since robots are made out of metal then the texturing can only focus on some displacements and rust layers. though the texturework is not fenomenal, it does the job really well. And since materialising and texturing robots is already made more efficent than with any other type of characters, then they could go all out in the animation, designs and lighting from which last two are especially good and optimal.
In other words:
The choice about making a robot movie made this movie age surprisingly well (from a technical standpoint. Script is something else)
The script is awesome moron. You probably heard that in a dumb UA-camr review. Watch the film moron. The animation is trash, the script is awesome
@@tizyman7120 I have watched the film more times than i can count. Its a part of my childhood that i still hold very dear to my heart. But i wont deny its flaws where they exist.
Oh yeah I love the animation, as a kid I didn’t really understand the plot. As an adult… I don’t really understand the world, like how is the Chop Shop legal and why did Bigweld step down? I mean I still love it but it certainly has flaws.
Plus the added benefit of being able to add the chop shop, if the characters were organic this would be the equivalent of an organ farm
@@tizyman7120 Yikes lol
Ratchet's father sure is optimistic and supportive, isn't he?
Someone pointed out that this is probably a bdsm thing between the parents And that's why the dad's so calm.
He’s a real up there dad
The villain and the hero of this movie both have such supportive parents. More so their fathers. Cool how just having supporting parents doesn’t mean you turn out the same. Depends largely on how they were raised.
A unique approach for children's media, usually it's the black and white "villain parents left/bad, hero parents good" or parents aren't any part of it
0:56 CEO Jeff Bezos arrives at local Amazon warehouse (2019, colorized)
And a like for you
Risotto Nero?!?!
golden wind
So like why do u need to colorize it if it was taken in 2019
DNtertainment because risotto nero’s stand “metallica,” takes iron away from life forms. he needed to recolour it.
0:25 i remember how i used to play that scene over and over again, everything is so perfect!
i cant blame you
I'm not the only one!?
Its catchy
AN
Me too m8
The best villainous use of Mickey Mousing. It really sells the mechanical disassembly line angle, with the ominous clangs and thuds, the screeching metal-on-metal sounds, the looming dissenting bass in the background, a truly FANTASTIC scene.
Mickey mousing?
@@Thejigholeman Having things move to the beat of the music.
@@CyberKirby Or making something like a robot disassembly line seem innocent even though it's obviously a less adult way of conveying murder/genocide to the audience
is some one re did this scence but madame gasget is mickeymouse and rachet is the new owner of disney
@@awesomeninja9178This movie is honestly a great representation of current Disney
2:30 “So long son, good luck with your dastardly plans.”
*Most supportive dad ever!* 💀💀
The moment you realize a couple of animated robot fathers make better fathers than an unfortunately high number of real life human fathers.
I like how the chop shop building looks like the villains head... lol this movie really was crazy
Oliver Taint it’s kind of like auschwitz in certain ways
Like the bigweld building is shaped like bigweld
Mince you mean *daddy*
@@theamazingandtalentedblake8296 are you saying auschwitz was contained entirely in a building specifically shaped to look like hitlers face
@@theamazingandtalentedblake8296 In that most of the story is fake, right?
Still crazy to think after all these years I never realized all the trash going to the Chop Shop was dead robots 😱😨☹️😵💫😵
thats dark
VERY 😱
It's like the robot equivalent of a slaughterhouse
Well now Now you know
Yup. And knowing is half the battle .
Not as bad as the though that all those chop shop workers,are actually madam Gaskets deformed children. Thanks Disney.
Rattle big black bones
In the danger zone
There's a rumblin' groan
Down below
There's a big dark town
It's a place I've found
There's a world going on
Underground
They're alive
They're awake
While the rest of the world is asleep
Below the mineshaft roads
It will all unfold
There's a world going on
Underground
All the roots hang down
Swing from town to town
They are marching around
Down under your boots
All the trucks unload
Beyond the gopher holes
There's a world going on
Underground
Rattle big black bones
In the danger zone
There's a rumblin' groan
Down below
There's a big dark town
It's a place I've found
There's a world going on
Underground
They're alive, they're awake
While the rest of the world is asleep
Below the mine shaft roads
It will all unfold
There's a world going on
Underground
All the roots hang down
Swing from town to town
They are marching around
Down under your boots
All the trucks unload
Beyond the gopher holes
There's a world going on
Underground
Me in minecraft
Thanks i could never understand a word in that song
Tom Waits has hidden in so many great shows and movies it’s crazy
Fact:
During the scene in the film, Dr. V. Neddle (Tony Jay) was originally to be in the scene, but he was cut the film, due to being too scary for children.
I'm sure he wouldn't be that scary
Wait really?
So An Robotic Frollo
@@lexramstudios1386 google him. He fucking would be
That scene is so scary. That's why Robots brought me to Tom Waits' music.
Me too!!
The few tom waits fan in the comments being og
If I had a nickel for every time I heard a Tom Waits song in a good animated movie I would have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it’s happened twice.
@@Hydreigon445 whats the other one?
@@poopingfury5999 Shrek 2 had "Little Drop of Poison".
We will never get a movie like this again.
Unless they make a part 2
They should
@@AdamTheFirstMan868 Wouldn't be the same without Robin Williams
@@Based_4_Life for us from Brazil It doesnt matter at all cause we have our voicers still alive but for u from USA? A lot!
Jeffy Jeffy they will, Disney owns blue sky now remember
Apple in a nutshell
Agreed
I laughed wayyy to hard at that
Anon Gamer Also China's factories
I gree the reference jajajaja
Her name is Madame Gasket
I love how the scrappers are synced to the beat of the music, that's something I have always loved
Tom Waites is so incredible. This is one of his many genius songs.
*so long son, good luck with your dastardly plans*
great dad
Father of the Year
Gil Souza what’s he singing.
Future dads in a nutshell
I like how his parents are very supportive of his profession, including making outmodes obsolete.
I actually forgot how much I love this film and it’s aesthetic
I actually really like Madame Gasket's design. It's creepy and sinster with those orange glowing eyes,those claw like hands and tons of other little details like her rust and steam coming from her head while she moves around slowly all really make her look like something you'd never want to meet in a dark alleyway or just never meet at all.
I still forget Gasket is a woman. When I first saw this I thought she was a man than Ratchet said “Hi mom” and I was like “THAT’S A WOMAN!?”
Well she actually WAS voiced by a man. British actor Jim Broadbent to be exact!
Shane Rose
I could tell even then. I still forget she’s a woman sometimes.
@@thescreenslaver8520 Fender too.
@@shanerose7204 It was done for a comedy effect
Gasket: dID yOu jUSt aSSuMe My gENdEr.
I like how it’s implied the workers don’t have breaks based on their reaction at 1:00
I really like how Ratchet and Madame Gasket as evil as they are genuinely care for each other because if it weren’t for that redeeming quality they would be pure evil.
More like a bit of humanizing them, giving them a distinct personality that just works.
@@dalekrenegade2596 It’s also a great way to write a very evil villain by making them very close to being pure evil but giving them a redeeming quality so that they just barely avoid being classified as pure evil since I am afraid it’s hard to write a pure evil villain well since they have no redeeming qualities.
Plot of this movie: recycling tycoon is killed for cleaning up the streets
Yea to think about it they Are Kinda good guys but the only bad thing is that they take out modes alive. Mabye just tell the sweepers to look out for citizens. And the super sweepers
the flaw in ur logic is that the thing there replicating is people. his is more a cross between corporate espionage organ harvesting and a class based Holocaust
At the expense of out modes
Oh good I’m not the only one who keeps thinking about how this movie is like the Holocaust and the sweepers are the SS.
So a recycling tycoon that is harvesting organs from people who need new organs every now and then to survive thus ensuring that people can only buy the Tycoon’s extremely overpriced organs if they don’t want to die of organ failiure is killed for cleaning up the streets of discarded organs and living people who have those sweet, juicy organs inside of them.
Makes sense.
I love this song. Not only because Robots introduced me to it. But it’s a really catchy song.
I’ve been mumbling the lyrics of it to myself for the past three days lol.
I wish I knew of any more songs that were similar to it. That had that same sort of dark, dystopian, catchy sound to it.
honestly many of Tom Waits songs are hypnotic, but this one's my favourite
We all lift together
Try Heigh Ho from Tom's Orphans (Bastards) album
Chant - Hadestown
No lyrics, but The Factory of A Better Tomorrow from Little Big Planet is absolutely phenomenal
0:39 now that's how a villain reveal is.
"So long son good luck with your dastardly plans."
What great supportive father
It’s amazing that I jammed out to this as a kid, came back as an adult and so many others had the same experience
Underground by Tom Waits
Lyrics
Rattle big black bones in the danger zone
There's a rumblin' groan down below
There's a big dark town, it's a place I've found
There's a world going on underground
They're alive, they're awake
While the rest of the world is asleep
Below the mine shaft roads, it will all unfold
There's a world going on underground
All the roots hang down, swing from town to town
They are marching around down under your boots
All the trucks unload beyond the gopher holes
There's a world going on underground
Sounds like something out of Phineas and Ferb get Busted
0:15 That intro goes so HARD 🤘😤🎵
Was I the only one who enjoyed the song instead of being scared when I was younger?
Nope
Nah I’m with you Rudolph
I literally was in love with this song😂😂
I literally replayed this song over and over again
Why not both?
Man the break time joke went over my head as a kid but now, I see this is legitimately how it feels working a factory job.
Its been 17 years since I watched this film. Just found this song scrolling through the internet and Im flabbergasted at how godly the animation is and the dialogues they have. No film made for 3 year olds has a line similar to “grow some balls” anymore
As a kid this was one of the most terrifying movie intros I ever saw. Up to this point the movie was light-hearted and focused mainly on Rodney trying to pursue his dream. When the camera panned down to reveale Madame Gasket and the Chop-Shop, along with the fact that RATCHET was related to this twisted entity, it showed that the movie had a much darker sub-plot awaiting it and that Tim wasn't the only obstacle Rodney would encounter.
Here, for everyone who wants hear original song ;)
Tom Waits - Underground
Robots underground
thx babe or dad i dont know wat 2 call u ;)
Thx bruuh
What I was looking for!
The actual scene makes the song way better.
Can we appreciate that the score lasts for the whole scene
It’s not score, it’s “Underground” by Tom Waits, a fantastic musician
Also the score IS part of the scene, the rhythm is kept on by the worker robots and it's a really neat detail
@@TheWizardYeofthat is the song, but I think the specific beauty the commentor is pointing out is how it's edited to fit into the soundtrack and score of the scene, even when the actual song itself isn't playing
@@self-proclaimedcomedian1037 You’re right, I actually just watched the full orchestral song and scene again and it’s so good how they mesh it all together
@@TheWizardYeofit’s all of those layers that makes it soooo good. It’s the song itself. Then they are playing an entire original score that fits the rhythm perfectly on top of that all the sound effects in the factory are also in the rhythm. Even the voice actors have a bit of a rhythm in their dialogue
One of the best animated films at all time from the concept to the cast to animation.
God damn I have played this scene over and over for the rhythm it’s so ADDICTING
*_"All right! Break time."_*
Very funny.
"All right! Break time's over"
Chop chop
@@jpghdg8010 "oh look who's there"
jpg hdg CHOP CHOP
I haven’t seen this for over 10 years. I’m 16 now and I can still remember everything from this movie. Absolutely loved it. The nostalgia is killing me 😭😭😭
Im 20 and still have it on DVD watching it right now
It’s awesome how the robot’s tools are in sync with the beats
This still givin' me the same sensations as when i was younger, i watched the movie 10+ years ago, and i am sure that this will give me the same sensations as before some years after this every time i remember it.
The way they weaved a cinematic score with this banger of a Tom waits song and how BEAUTIFULLY it fits the scene is kino.
Man years later this still sounds absolutely lit 🔥
This was a favorite movie of mine as a kid.
I found my DVD, and there’s a lot of jokes that went over my head, and I remember how scared I was of the factory.
Robots: *A kids movie*
Madame Gasket's factory: *Killing robots without mercy, using their parts to make better metal and use it to make upgrades for other robots, making other robots wear disguised bodyparts*
Somewhat like a Steampunk version of Auschwitz
Seriously serious recycling
IS SO GOOD TO KNOW THAT MORE PEOPLE HAD THIS SONG ON THEIR MINDS!!
I remember loving this song when I was young. I only wish it was longer
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It's called Underground by Tom Waits. The full song is a little bit longer. Not much, but still
@@dipdop9734 thanks! I did find it a little while ago but I really appreciate it
This is the good shit i grew up to. Wonder why i like
*heavy metal*
fuck you i love you
I agree
Ba-dum tzz
I love how I actually grew up to love tom waits something I never thought I’d personally listen to watching this as a child
A villain who has a positive relationship with their child.
It's great to see something like this.
EDIT: Okay I get it lol
This ain't the only case.
But it's not when you have that kind of villains in your family, doing bad things against everyone and everything you love
Eh, the relationship is a mixed bag
Positive might be a stretch. She did threaten to hang him from the ceiling
Ahem. Bowser. doofenshmirtz
Well, mostly positive
This music made these villains more intense than they intended
one of the hardest scenes in cinematic history
I would love to see someone re create the whole chop shop in lego
If I could I definitely would.
I do that to myself all the time
I did in mine craft a couple years back with moving conveyer belts
2:31 So long son. Good luck with your dastardly plans.
All right! Break time!
@@wobblewokgaming655 all right break times over. Chop chop hahaha ha ha
@@ghostfave1216
"Look who's here."
"Hi, Mom!"
"Hi, sweetie. How's my boy?"
wait that's a woman, JESUS CHRIST.
Voiced by Jim Broadbent (aka Professor Slughorn) no less.
*Gasket:* "Who're THESE losers!?"
*Fender:* "We sir..."
*Gasket:* "I'm a WOMAN!"
*Crank:* "OUCH!"
*Diesel:* [Eyes crack]
Did somebody talk about me?
XD
Ouch..
this song lived rent free in my head for years
I love how supportive his father is
I watched this movie for the first time in 7 years the other day and my heart suddenly stopped in this scene because somehow Robots of all movies had gotten their hands on the rights to a Tom Waits song.
There's one word I can say about this scene, SATISFACTION
That song is way more catchy than it has any right too be
This Norse god Viking music has no business being this awesome
I just love the way it reveals with the music what exactly these Sweepers are supposed to be
The First level is in an alley where Rodney falls unconcious and it picks up a spare piece of junk looking very menacing and mysterious but nothing bad
The Second level is in a shaded street spot to give the idea that these things are all over town but still nothing suspicious
The Third level gives a foreboding presence with the sweeper being completely alone in the internal cogs of the upper world, like it’s sneaking off to do something bad
And then the pits of the city where the belches of a Hellish Death Factory pound and drum through the air as it burns through the darkness. An entire colony of Sweepers gather into the entrance like ants to empty their hideous, hidden mouths to pay their tribute of scraps and spare parts to the Chop Shop
the sweepers are even living beings (as seen when it starts to back up you can see its pupil move)
I love how Rachets parents act like actual parents
I haven't watched the robots in awhile
SKYFIRE DOESFUN great villain song, right?
Yeah it has a catchy tune to it
C:
Me too!
sebastian molina corado oh definitely
this song was lowkey a bop
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The full version by tom waits
@@Clemicluwho you don't have ANY idea how long I've been searching for a comment like this
Childhood movie. Sooo good! Absolutely loved Madame Gasket's villainous laugh. Easily an overlooked film but ANYONE who has seen it says it is a masterpiece and that it is!
The GBA game is also amazing with a wonderful soundtrack
This movie unironically still slaps. In fact, I say it’s better than Ice Age.
Good luck changing my mind.
This was a whole bop-and-half
"Alright, break time."😇
*😮
"Alright, break time's over, chop chop!" 😈
*😞
"Jajajajaaaaa"*😈
Dem eye brows tho
Are y'all on drugs?
@@roiroije6326 What?
@@MrWhatdafuBOOM alright, break times over. Chop chop. Hahahahahahahaha! Look who's here.
ultimate irony here is madame gasket is the spitting image of an outmode, belching smoke from her numerous vents and looking for all the world like a clump of scrap metal
Like a politician going out of their way to cut social programs that they relied on when they were young.
It's just so captivating, amazing, I cannot help but repeating this song multiple times
I still get goosebumps after this song
So cute how The Mother says to her villain son “Hi sweetie”
I actually think that Rachets mother is a pretty good villain design and personality wise.
I love her design. She's what I call "Sinister steampunk"
She looks like... My grandma!
@@wiibrockster honestly more of a dieselpunk design but I get what you mean
That totally nonchalant, “Hi Mom!” Gets me every time.
I remember making lil lego robots from this movie, wish i knew where they went, this song is still a banger too, i will love it forever. Till death
I remember when me and my friends were walking to a shop to buy snacks and we blared this song out of our speaker in one of our bags, it was so cool because our walking matched the beat so we felt almost like a small army, it was great 😂
@@charlie1486 Lol, that's amazing
That's a great villain character introduction. The damn song, and she apears next to the fire, with all that details in her design, makes the scene epic, steampunk almost