Toby being a little too curious for his own good was also a part of him dying. However, President Stone was the one stupid enough to think putting a highly unpredictable and volatile piece of a star into a robot that could turn anything around it into a weapon was a good idea.
It didn't destroy anything non biological, meaning that it only affects biological subjects. But then again I could be wrong, it's been a while since I've seen this film.
@@starhound45 Gone of course. As the fella said, it didn't destory anything non biological. You can safely assume the hat was made of synthetic fibers, and everything else cotten :D
Thats a good question in the movie they say they lived peacefully in the sky for years and they never say that theres imminent war between like two political factions or something so why would you need this
I see this comment was made only 20 hours ago at the time of writing, so after the past 4 years you should know better than to think hot water actually even means anything. ^^;
Isn’t it interesting the script writers didn’t think, hey we should run with him being incarcerated and coming back as the big bad robot to destroy the city out of petty revenge
Forget the fact that the scientists had the red core in the testing area, forget the fact that someone not assigned to the project was allowed to directly interact and influence it, forget the lax security that allowed Toby to be there in the first place. The most unbelievable part about this scene to me is that Tenma didn't instantly fly into a psychopathic rage and beat the SHIT out of Stone there, because he was advised not to use the Red Core and he did it anyway, knowing explicitly that it was an "evil energy". It can be proven that he knew it was malicious energy after he himself described the blue core as "sweetness and light, save the dolphins, give peace a chance and so forth?". With that comparison what else would he have thought the red core to be if not the exact opposite: evil. If I was Tenma, I would have kept punching until he stopped moving.
1) They were testing both cores. 2) He sponsored it. They were showing him their progress. 3) It’s Tenma’s son. All of the guards were focused on protecting Stone should something go wrong. Also, they’re idiots. 4) Sorry bud, that’s not how emotions work. If your son fucking DIES in front of you, the first thing you do isn’t blame someone else.
@@littlemoth4956 1) No, they objectively were not. They scheduled this demonstration for the mayor with the explicit intent to ONLY use the Blue Core. They may have developed the red core there and were testing it in other experiments but THIS experiment was ONLY meant for the blue core, and again it was a demonstration planned in ADVANCE, meaning they had time to move the red core to another area. 2) He SPONSORED it but he is not qualified or authorized to use the scientific equipment and why the fuck would he be? They have no idea what training, if ANY, he has with the controls. He barely manages to just guide the robot over to the red core. If you can honestly say you would allow the mayor to hijack control of the project and mess with the controls you don't understand how basic safety protocols work. 3) This is the only fair point you made specifically because I agree they're idiots and that's the only viable explanation for what happened. 4) If you wouldn't violence the man directly responsible for your child's death I don't know what to say to you. Better to simply agree to disagree.
@@papersparrow899 I mean, it's a drone. By definition it is controlled remotely. Probably some sort of central computer that controls the little shooty boys. Why would you give sapience, or even sentience, to something whose only purpose is to be blown up?
As a kid, I was like... Did he die? And the following Astroboy clone/reincarnation thing FREAKED ME OUT. The real kid is super dead and this robot just sorta assumed his identity
@@Joawlisdoingfine That was exactly the dad’s intentions at first, even in the original series from the 1950’s; he wanted to make a copy of his dead son to pretend his son was still alive. Though originally little Aster died driving a car on his own, the same death used again in the second anime; his name changed to Tobio. At least this version of Dr. Tenma didn’t sell him to an abusive robot circus when he realized an android copy wasn’t going to fill the void. Back in the older series it got a lot darker than this movie...
@@kiddfaith4397 In the anime show I watched, Dr. Tenma is actually a bad guy who wants to make Astro the "King of Robots", and I am not sure he even cared about Astro in the first place.
@@animebrat76 Well, 261k (and counting) people died from a pandemic that Trump didn’t even try to control, so you tell me if he’s going to do any better if he gets a 2nd term.
@@captainwoolbeard2447 Doesn't matter who wins, we're screwed, no actual politicians care about their voters. That is how they even got the job/position in the first place.
@@aplane9248 No, that would be a king/emperor, politicians NEED voters because voters are people who run factories, power plants, farms, ect. You tell me which is more important, ignoring the health and well being of your people for the sake of enjoying yourself OR protecting them so that you can STILL enjoy what life has to offer without needing to do all the heavy lifting yourself. Trump is a moron, and frankly, anyone is better than him by this point, and all the shit about Biden is pretty much just rumors conjured up by fake news reporters on the internet who run those shitty sites where ANYONE can become a author. For real I would rather have someone who has a bunch of false rumors surrounding them than the moron who got a "small loan of 1 million dollars", ran a scam that was literally a college that was not even for education, and is currently fighting against his own tax evasion because the politicians who ARE in positions of power are fed up with him.
Can someone tell me why that scientist loading the blue/red cores into the robot (that the president eventually pushes aside to insert the red core) is absolutely STACKED
At least he isn't like the guy in charge who does not take responsibility and showed as much care as one would give to a broken toy you never really cared for.
Trust me, whenever someone close to you dies, it's your natural reaction to blame yourself. You can't control what anyone else does, but you're always responsible for your own actions. You get into this mindset that if you'd done something, anything, differently, your loved one might not be dead. It might not be a rational belief, but it's an understandable one.
As a person who watch this as a kid like a million times yes he dies but he dies cause he wants to get a closer look at the peace keeper cause he didn’t know what type of technology it was but when it went on a rampage he got to close and died but your right it was the presidents fault this happened cause he needed a “war machine”
The most impressive part of this scene is that with all those drones and the robot shooting at each other in an open room and the doctor walking into the line of fire to kill the robot didn’t result in anyone getting shot at any point
It's genuinely hard to tell which version of Astro's origin was darker: Disintegrated by a prototype military robot gone rogue while his father watches on helplessly, or stealing his dad's car and getting run over due to his father's neglect.
@Richard Thang Sometimes when making a UA-cam comment, the comment itself won’t load. Even if you refresh. It may be due to a shitty connection, something went wrong, whatever. So he did it twice to make sure it went through, likely because he didn’t see it. I’ve done it plenty of times on accident before
I'd say quite the opposite. In terms of jokes it was hit or miss, and the character designs were a fluke. The edgy kids under rule by Hameg were weird, and Zog's voice was better than his appearance.
It's just you. By the time this movie was out it was actually behind a lot of others in terms of animation quality. For example Shrek and Monsters inc released in 2001, Shrek 2 and the Incredibles in 2004, Wall E in 2008, and Up in 2009. All of those movies had better animation than this, Especially Wall E and Up. I still find it amazing that Monsters Inc came out in 2001, Sully's hair physics alone are just insane.
One of my childhood fulfilling movies. Even tho i didn't knew it's actual origin. "If you lose your son like that, and you don't go crazy You are not a human being."
You know this make kinda curious as to how peacekeeper would have acted if he has taken the blue core instead of the red core, like how would he have responded to being attack by those machines
If I had to guess, instead of attacking everything around it, it would have defended itself. Destroying/neutralizing the drones then just standing around for whatever else may attack it. More defense rather than offense
I was curious about that too but I guess that’s fan-fiction for another year about that but if I had to take a guess just like they said “sweetness and life save the dolphins give peace a chance” so yeah
When the robot was near the glass wall and looking dead in the eyes of everybody behind that glass... the sound effects were non other than the first video game ratchet and clank!!!
This movie was alright. Just like the peace keeper it had a few noticeable flaws (my biggest one being the villain president stone cause man is he a boring man child) also if this followed the source material a bit more it’d be awesome. In the original manga and animation toby’s dad went coo-koo for coco puffs levels of crazy and he’s played by Nicholas Cage! I mean cmon Nicolas Cage as a mad scientist that’s like everything I could ever want! But he plays it too subdued and somber while it’s sympathetic it’s just making his only problem being he never really knew his son that well so it has to be a failure. Cage isn’t the only massive star hardly used to full potential either, Samuel Jackson is ZOG and while his lines are awesome being the original Baymax in this movie he’s not utilized much either aside from bringing Astro boy back. There’s also a lot of little kid jokes and jokes that are just hit and miss in general. But it’s still a fun film and that’s why I like it.
WOW 1st - there is the stupidity of positive and negative "energy" being tied to morality. 2nd - they have sentient drones 3rd - they use those sentient drones as fodder in a test 4th - they have a live fire test like that without the big protective barrier 5th - they disintegrated a kid Just WOW; but also WHAT
A little late, but there's also the plothole of "WHY?" Why did the senator NEED a weapon like this in the first place if the city has been at peace for decades. There's no imminent threat , so therefore no reason for it. You could make the argument he needs it to scare off the opposing political party, but the fact that we're never even shown or told about it is a massive misstep. They could have made it so the city SEEMS perfect on the surface, but that behind the scenes its at the brink of civil war. That would have been pretty interesting and would have actually made the inciting incident make more sense
1. there not really tied to morality just the core make the thing they power ether less violent or more violent 2. robots with full a.i people have done this in fiction a lot 3. people dont really care bout robots because they can be rebuit plus thos droins were design for this kind of thing that like making a car and not driving it 4.ok i gave you that but maybe that what the emercy barrior is for 5. its astro boy the kid had to die somehow plus in the original astro get sold to robot abusing circus by his own creator so this is actully less mess up
As a kid I loved this movie. As a young adult... why the hell would they leave the dangerous core out in sight? Like if they didn’t plan on using the damn thing why the hell wouldn’t they just... leave it in a dark pit somewhere?
That’s touched upon earlier. Dr. O’shay (I know he’s called something else in the movie) had no interest in letting the red core see any use, but said that he and the other scientists hadn’t figured out how to properly dispose of it yet.
@@ruttsuco.804 it's a possibility but non the less he should have told him to go far away from the conmotion, it was the best option specially if he really didn't knew the outcome... poor guy, everything happened so fast he was probably focused on how to get his son out of there overall
@@terror.g6015 yeah I liked that cause it shows to kids that being a kid doesn't mean that everything is gonna be alright, parents some times won't be able do anything, the importance of being cautios, and self preservation... you know, stuff we don't see nowdays
"We're not putting something that dangerous into something, that dangerous." This sentence is literally every evil robot movie to ever exist except this one is was a lot cooler and a tad bit dark if you know that the robot literally vaporized his son in front of him.
The part where the Peacemaker was trying to get out and just ignoring Toby implies that killing all of the scientists LATER was more important to it than killing the boy NOW, which truly is philosophical when you think about it
(Mega Man and friends crossover) Dr. Tenma: TOBY!!! Mega Man (fully charged): NOOOOOOOOOO!!! (Later) Dr. Tenma: Where’s Toby? Where’s my son? Auto: No idea really! Assistant: I’m so sorry, Tenma! Roll: Look! Rush (Fully Charged): (Whines) Zane: He’s gone! Dr. Tenma: Toby! Zero: Toby! (Shouts)
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Original thought: I thought it would be cool, that if a second movie would have been made, that the original astro would come back from a negative energy dimension as a villain. Like, it might not follow the OG story, but a biological being with red energy consuming him sounds awesome.
Personally I love this movie! I always thought Astro was very cool! This was even my first interaction with him. My mom thought the story was too depressing with his son dying and him later giving up Astro. Yet she’s watched and loves the Never-Ending Story. Also this has always been the story of Astro Boy. The ways Tobio dies may be different but the rest is the same. Plus it has great cast, Arthur, Ghost Rider, Princess Anna (before Frozen too!), Nick Fury, etc.
@@internetduck1114 I just don’t like how unlike all the other robots in the movie like Zog, Tobie, Orrin and Trashcan, they refer to the Peacekeeper using the pronoun “it” instead of “he”. I feel like if they used “he” instead of “it”. It would make the Peacekeepers character more specific or accurate. I mean you understand what I’m saying, right?
It’s funny how when you watch movies like this for the first time at the ages 8 - 12, they seem like masterpieces. Until you turn 18 - 22 and say to yourself, “What the hell is this? Nothing really makes sense, and it’s stupid.”
You can find flaws in most movies if you look hard enough. Doesn't mean you can't like it. And imo, a story only has to get 70% of the stuff right to be generally likeable. The rest, you can ignore or fill in the gaps.
I like that in these kinds of movies where you have the positive and negative energy, they don’t do anything to hide the obviously evil energy or lock it away, they just Have it sitting there
President Stone is responsible for a kid's death (also the son of one of his scientists) and as father is grieving, he's like "Well, sucks to be you." That man was a monster from the beginning.
"Sir, we're not putting something that dangerous..into something..that dangerous."
Probably one of my favorite lines of this movie.
TBH why did'nt they lower the glass sheild when they know its dangerous
@@Mrhatman124 I agree for smart people they did think it threw at all
Technically speaking it's the other scientists fault, not Tenma's
@@lucasisraelfigueredofernan1545 good point
1:00
"Its all my fault"
Well personally I would blame the politician who ignored your warning about the red core but ok
Look towards the beginning. He's the one to have accepted the funding, to have accepted his "help".
That's why he BELIEVES it's his fault.
"If you lose your son like that, and you don't go crazy
you are not a human being."
Toby being a little too curious for his own good was also a part of him dying. However, President Stone was the one stupid enough to think putting a highly unpredictable and volatile piece of a star into a robot that could turn anything around it into a weapon was a good idea.
That politician should be under arrest for causing Toby's death
@@hariengradford2699 You make it sound like a politician wouldn’t have the power to ensure no one tells, and no one knows what he did.
"Hah hah-Oh you're not joking."
Gotta love the sarcastic tone in his voice there. XD
Lol best part I swear
Doesn't sound sarcastic to me. He was genuinely surprised that the politician was seriously considering such a stupid idea.
0:58-1:00
*"I hate this job."*
-Armed training bot
I wouldn't blame 'em
Why'd they have to give the poor things sentience?
And here i thought Rick giving sentience to the robot who passes the butter was dickish
Yeah I would hate that job too if I was in their shoes or robotic shoes you know what I mean
*Explodes*
That blast was powerful anough to literally obliterate his skin and bones but it couldn’t destroy a hat
A really shity hat
Or glass
It didn't destroy anything non biological, meaning that it only affects biological subjects.
But then again I could be wrong, it's been a while since I've seen this film.
@@TheKaijuGamer_ Where's his clothes then?
@@starhound45 Gone of course. As the fella said, it didn't destory anything non biological. You can safely assume the hat was made of synthetic fibers, and everything else cotten :D
The better question is who are they fighting that they need to develop such technology I mean seriously they already have a battleship
smol robot > Space battleship
Everyone knows that.
@@NameName2.0 I mean, by the end, we CLEARLY see that
Ultron: people of peace creates weapons of war
Thats a good question in the movie they say they lived peacefully in the sky for years and they never say that theres imminent war between like two political factions or something so why would you need this
Alien Invasion perhaps I mean the military is part of the government and we saw what appeared at the end of the movie
That debacle in itself shoulda gotten that president in some serious hot water.
Especially since a peaceful robot would indeed have gotten him more votes
I see this comment was made only 20 hours ago at the time of writing, so after the past 4 years you should know better than to think hot water actually even means anything. ^^;
@@TheTattorack Bruh
Isn’t it interesting the script writers didn’t think, hey we should run with him being incarcerated and coming back as the big bad robot to destroy the city out of petty revenge
@@TheTattorack and this movie came out during the Obama administration. Which was, in comparison to other administrations, fairly calm.
Forget the fact that the scientists had the red core in the testing area, forget the fact that someone not assigned to the project was allowed to directly interact and influence it, forget the lax security that allowed Toby to be there in the first place.
The most unbelievable part about this scene to me is that Tenma didn't instantly fly into a psychopathic rage and beat the SHIT out of Stone there, because he was advised not to use the Red Core and he did it anyway, knowing explicitly that it was an "evil energy". It can be proven that he knew it was malicious energy after he himself described the blue core as "sweetness and light, save the dolphins, give peace a chance and so forth?". With that comparison what else would he have thought the red core to be if not the exact opposite: evil.
If I was Tenma, I would have kept punching until he stopped moving.
bingo.
1) They were testing both cores.
2) He sponsored it. They were showing him their progress.
3) It’s Tenma’s son. All of the guards were focused on protecting Stone should something go wrong. Also, they’re idiots.
4) Sorry bud, that’s not how emotions work. If your son fucking DIES in front of you, the first thing you do isn’t blame someone else.
@@littlemoth4956
1) No, they objectively were not. They scheduled this demonstration for the mayor with the explicit intent to ONLY use the Blue Core. They may have developed the red core there and were testing it in other experiments but THIS experiment was ONLY meant for the blue core, and again it was a demonstration planned in ADVANCE, meaning they had time to move the red core to another area.
2) He SPONSORED it but he is not qualified or authorized to use the scientific equipment and why the fuck would he be? They have no idea what training, if ANY, he has with the controls. He barely manages to just guide the robot over to the red core. If you can honestly say you would allow the mayor to hijack control of the project and mess with the controls you don't understand how basic safety protocols work.
3) This is the only fair point you made specifically because I agree they're idiots and that's the only viable explanation for what happened.
4) If you wouldn't violence the man directly responsible for your child's death I don't know what to say to you. Better to simply agree to disagree.
If remember correctly he actually is kinda like that in an older anime where he goes full super villain after his son dies
@@littlemoth4956
You'd be surprised how often people look for something to pin the blame on.
Can we take a moment of silence for that drone who said "I hate this Job" and died immediately
Well, they do know they're gonna die after all
@@papersparrow899 I mean, it's a drone. By definition it is controlled remotely. Probably some sort of central computer that controls the little shooty boys. Why would you give sapience, or even sentience, to something whose only purpose is to be blown up?
Hey cool it’s that kids movie where a child gets disintegrated in the first 10 minutes-
At least his hat was disintegration-proof.
As a kid, I was like...
Did he die?
And the following Astroboy clone/reincarnation thing FREAKED ME OUT.
The real kid is super dead and this robot just sorta assumed his identity
@@Joawlisdoingfine
That was exactly the dad’s intentions at first, even in the original series from the 1950’s; he wanted to make a copy of his dead son to pretend his son was still alive. Though originally little Aster died driving a car on his own, the same death used again in the second anime; his name changed to Tobio. At least this version of Dr. Tenma didn’t sell him to an abusive robot circus when he realized an android copy wasn’t going to fill the void. Back in the older series it got a lot darker than this movie...
@@kiddfaith4397 Oh no 😟
@@kiddfaith4397 In the anime show I watched, Dr. Tenma is actually a bad guy who wants to make Astro the "King of Robots", and I am not sure he even cared about Astro in the first place.
I'd like to know whose bright idea it was to have the red core in the room as an option.
Right? I mean come on seriously?
*plot*
They have to be close to one another in order to prevent the red one from destroying everything scince they neutralize each other.
@@KatKatKatKatKatKatKatKatKat Was that ever explained? I don't remember hearing that during the professor's lecture.
@@vyse102 yeah. And he old guy stopped the red cores rampage in this scene with the tube connected to the blue core.
lots and i mean LOTS of people watched this as a kid.
Who hasn't???
I was born in that year 😂😂 but I see it
I dont remember when it came out lol
fuck yeah
my brother was literally surgically attached to this movie.
Bruh, Italy did a dumb thing, they rated Astro Boy with a V.M.14 (which means that people under 14 can't watch it)
"Where's my son?"
Gone, turned to atoms.
*Toby returns as robot*
“ I m p o s s i b l e . “
Reduced to atoms*
*Speaking of atoms...*
Atoms, Atom is Astro Boy's Japanese name
Imagine if it was an actual glorified shrink way so powerful that it actually teleported him into the most microscopic world.....except his hat?
So the guy in charge is responsible for murder... sounds like politics
Yep sounds like the next four years if the results don’t change
@@animebrat76 heh heh sure..
@@animebrat76 Well, 261k (and counting) people died from a pandemic that Trump didn’t even try to control, so you tell me if he’s going to do any better if he gets a 2nd term.
@@captainwoolbeard2447 Doesn't matter who wins, we're screwed, no actual politicians care about their voters. That is how they even got the job/position in the first place.
@@aplane9248 No, that would be a king/emperor, politicians NEED voters because voters are people who run factories, power plants, farms, ect. You tell me which is more important, ignoring the health and well being of your people for the sake of enjoying yourself OR protecting them so that you can STILL enjoy what life has to offer without needing to do all the heavy lifting yourself.
Trump is a moron, and frankly, anyone is better than him by this point, and all the shit about Biden is pretty much just rumors conjured up by fake news reporters on the internet who run those shitty sites where ANYONE can become a author. For real I would rather have someone who has a bunch of false rumors surrounding them than the moron who got a "small loan of 1 million dollars", ran a scam that was literally a college that was not even for education, and is currently fighting against his own tax evasion because the politicians who ARE in positions of power are fed up with him.
Can someone tell me why that scientist loading the blue/red cores into the robot (that the president eventually pushes aside to insert the red core) is absolutely STACKED
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed lmao
Same here
Exactly like is there rule 34 for her? 👀
@@shumishu6019 Would it even be if there wasn't?
Elon musk, Laura croft, Albert Einstein
So... The dude in charge is responsible for a cHILD'S DEATH AND NOBODY SAYS ANYTHING INSTEAD HIS FATHER BLAMES HIMSELF WTF
Welcome to the real world
@@mwwq1 agree
He used shift when he did caps lock
Who wouldn't blame themselves if their child dies in front of them because of a robot they helped make
At least he isn't like the guy in charge who does not take responsibility and showed as much care as one would give to a broken toy you never really cared for.
The Mayor technically was the reason why Toby dies (Yes He actually Dies) and yet the Dr Blames himself
well hes the dumbass that had the red core in the same room unshielded from the drone
Trust me, whenever someone close to you dies, it's your natural reaction to blame yourself. You can't control what anyone else does, but you're always responsible for your own actions. You get into this mindset that if you'd done something, anything, differently, your loved one might not be dead. It might not be a rational belief, but it's an understandable one.
As a person who watch this as a kid like a million times yes he dies but he dies cause he wants to get a closer look at the peace keeper cause he didn’t know what type of technology it was but when it went on a rampage he got to close and died but your right it was the presidents fault this happened cause he needed a “war machine”
Shouldn't had the kid in a fuckin lab. So he blames himself, for bringing him in into work
@@RiveryJerald
The Dr refused to bring his son remember; Toby rewired the robot servant to take him their without his fathers permission
The most impressive part of this scene is that with all those drones and the robot shooting at each other in an open room and the doctor walking into the line of fire to kill the robot didn’t result in anyone getting shot at any point
It's genuinely hard to tell which version of Astro's origin was darker: Disintegrated by a prototype military robot gone rogue while his father watches on helplessly, or stealing his dad's car and getting run over due to his father's neglect.
As a kid I was confused where Toby was when the Robot exploded until I figured out he died... Wow.
This movie is honestly criminally underrated.
(Just my opinion, as unpopular as it may be. Take it or leave it.)
@Richard Thang Sometimes when making a UA-cam comment, the comment itself won’t load. Even if you refresh. It may be due to a shitty connection, something went wrong, whatever. So he did it twice to make sure it went through, likely because he didn’t see it. I’ve done it plenty of times on accident before
I'd say quite the opposite. In terms of jokes it was hit or miss, and the character designs were a fluke. The edgy kids under rule by Hameg were weird, and Zog's voice was better than his appearance.
This movie really wasn’t that good.
nah it's pretty mediocre
It deserves the ratings...... By which I mean it was below average imo.
Iss it just me or was this kind of animation in a movie ahead of its time
Fr though that shit was godly
It’s just you
It's just you. By the time this movie was out it was actually behind a lot of others in terms of animation quality. For example Shrek and Monsters inc released in 2001, Shrek 2 and the Incredibles in 2004, Wall E in 2008, and Up in 2009. All of those movies had better animation than this, Especially Wall E and Up.
I still find it amazing that Monsters Inc came out in 2001, Sully's hair physics alone are just insane.
It’s not you this animation in 2009 vs 2020 yeah no this looks like 2021 animation I don’t know how but it just is
Tris Aoi k
If they weren’t planning on putting the red core in the robot, then why have the red core there at all? Lol
Plot
Probably Ying Yang thing, to develop a full positive energy core you will create a full negative core too.
@@PorthoGamesBR ok yes but why have that thing in the same room as the robot and not in some super secure vault?
@@librariantopokemon PLOT
@@librariantopokemon Yeah, this is just movie logic. Maybe they were testing both cores before the mayor got there
I just realized how Good in shape was that Female scientist was
Yup
Bro 💀💀💀
🗿📸
Wtf u done bad also hold up wait a minute
Down bad
I haven’t seen this film in a long time
Me neither
One of my childhood fulfilling movies. Even tho i didn't knew it's actual origin.
"If you lose your son like that, and you don't go crazy
You are not a human being."
dude I loved this film
Same
I haven't watcj this film and I told my sister about it and forgot about the movie didn't remember
2:53 Next thing “Toby” knows, he wakes up in his father’s lab
Hey, you're finally awake
Toby: Dad?
Tenma: Morning son
Toby: wasn’t I just behind a window screaming in fear?
Tenma: uhhhh no?
Toby: understandable have a nice day
no he doesn't. That was just a robot. As depressing as it is, Toby's father never saw his son ever again
@@cisz5541 It’s obvious it was just a robot, that’s why I put quotations around Toby.
Sad that it's just a soulless robot pretending to be toby instead of actual reincarnated toby.
I remember watching this movie as a kid, and getting so emotional over it.
Astro Boy is a great movie... I might end up watching it sometime again.
Rewatched it, absolute masterpiece
I remember how when I was a kid in middle school I had a argument how some kid thought astro was some young mega man
I don’t know if that’s funny or insulting.
You know this make kinda curious as to how peacekeeper would have acted if he has taken the blue core instead of the red core, like how would he have responded to being attack by those machines
If I had to guess, instead of attacking everything around it, it would have defended itself. Destroying/neutralizing the drones then just standing around for whatever else may attack it. More defense rather than offense
@@ruttsuco.804 Probably, you think it'll be like zog situation like being friendly and all that?
@@dantenadir2850 honestly, maybe. And on the flip side, Zog with red core energy would probably be very violent
I was curious about that too but I guess that’s fan-fiction for another year about that but if I had to take a guess just like they said “sweetness and life save the dolphins give peace a chance” so yeah
@@ruttsuco.804 Aside from neutralizing, I think it would also prioritize the absorption technology.
1:42 That one drone: I hate this job. (Sorry, it's your function)
1:12
That is such good dialogue with the music
“Ha, it’s like a video game.”
"Sir we are Not putting something that Dangerous into something THAT Dangerous" great line 😅
02:16 the moment they realized they were fucked
1:00
Me: Stone, you f**ked us all.
This entire scene is just a masterpiece
“Load the red one”
“I won’t”
I honestly love how the scientists are concerned
When we were kids: This movie is cool
When we're' adults: Ah this movie had alot of wrong details in it but yet i wanna watch it again
It’s like the animated equivalent of Spy Kids
I like how he’s using ork ideology “redz meanz bettas”
When the robot was near the glass wall and looking dead in the eyes of everybody behind that glass... the sound effects were non other than the first video game ratchet and clank!!!
Pretty sure ratchet and clank is not the first ever video game but ok
@@moltensh4dow506 he talks about the first Ratchet & Clank game
The animation in this still looks amazing. Totally one of my favorite childhood movies out there
Red core, the power of rage.
Blue core, the power of hope.
Put them both together
The power of loyalty. & Both. Edit.
I think it’s ironic that the robot is called the “peacekeeper” because it’s violent and scary.
My childhood memories were right. They WERE THAT BIG!
I always loved that the guards on here aren’t technically evil they’re just doing their job.
1:15 That doc had no business packing so much meat, got me developing a crush as a kid
Down bad.
@@abovearth6740 damn straight
This movie was alright. Just like the peace keeper it had a few noticeable flaws (my biggest one being the villain president stone cause man is he a boring man child) also if this followed the source material a bit more it’d be awesome.
In the original manga and animation toby’s dad went coo-koo for coco puffs levels of crazy and he’s played by Nicholas Cage! I mean cmon Nicolas Cage as a mad scientist that’s like everything I could ever want! But he plays it too subdued and somber while it’s sympathetic it’s just making his only problem being he never really knew his son that well so it has to be a failure. Cage isn’t the only massive star hardly used to full potential either, Samuel Jackson is ZOG and while his lines are awesome being the original Baymax in this movie he’s not utilized much either aside from bringing Astro boy back. There’s also a lot of little kid jokes and jokes that are just hit and miss in general. But it’s still a fun film and that’s why I like it.
WOW
1st - there is the stupidity of positive and negative "energy" being tied to morality.
2nd - they have sentient drones
3rd - they use those sentient drones as fodder in a test
4th - they have a live fire test like that without the big protective barrier
5th - they disintegrated a kid
Just WOW; but also WHAT
Yeah this movie is big dumb
A little late, but there's also the plothole of "WHY?" Why did the senator NEED a weapon like this in the first place if the city has been at peace for decades.
There's no imminent threat , so therefore no reason for it.
You could make the argument he needs it to scare off the opposing political party, but the fact that we're never even shown or told about it is a massive misstep.
They could have made it so the city SEEMS perfect on the surface, but that behind the scenes its at the brink of civil war.
That would have been pretty interesting and would have actually made the inciting incident make more sense
I agree with you in all of that but I have to guess is that it's for the sake of the plot.
@@filipvadas7602 maybe the guy is a Communist who wanted to control the city?
1. there not really tied to morality just the core make the thing they power ether less violent or more violent
2. robots with full a.i people have done this in fiction a lot
3. people dont really care bout robots because they can be rebuit plus thos droins were design for this kind of thing that like making a car and not driving it
4.ok i gave you that but maybe that what the emercy barrior is for
5. its astro boy the kid had to die somehow plus in the original astro get sold to robot abusing circus by his own creator so this is actully less mess up
This movie is definitely getting the attention it truly deserves
I wouldn't say it's getting the attention it deserves, knowing that the 60's and 80's anime including the manga had a better lore than this movie.
As a kid I loved this movie. As a young adult... why the hell would they leave the dangerous core out in sight? Like if they didn’t plan on using the damn thing why the hell wouldn’t they just... leave it in a dark pit somewhere?
That’s touched upon earlier. Dr. O’shay (I know he’s called something else in the movie) had no interest in letting the red core see any use, but said that he and the other scientists hadn’t figured out how to properly dispose of it yet.
They couldn’t dispose of it. Besides, they were testing both cores.
"Ha ha- oh you're not joking"
He should have told Toby to run to the bottom of the room, he may have survived by standing behind the robot
I was thinking the exact same when I saw that scene 😂😂
I don’t think he knew what the robot was going to do
@@ruttsuco.804 it's a possibility but non the less he should have told him to go far away from the conmotion, it was the best option specially if he really didn't knew the outcome... poor guy, everything happened so fast he was probably focused on how to get his son out of there overall
@@LuxCirilo but in all honesty that death was on Toby himself lol. It was his bright idea to get closer to the killing machine.
@@terror.g6015 yeah I liked that cause it shows to kids that being a kid doesn't mean that everything is gonna be alright, parents some times won't be able do anything, the importance of being cautios, and self preservation... you know, stuff we don't see nowdays
I probably haven't seen this movie for a decade and I still somehow remember almost every line.
You take the blue core, you go to the energy you know.
You take the red core, and you never look at energy the same way again.
This movie had its issues but it has some banger lines.
"We're not putting something that dangerous, into something that dangerous."
"We're not putting something that dangerous into something, that dangerous." This sentence is literally every evil robot movie to ever exist except this one is was a lot cooler and a tad bit dark if you know that the robot literally vaporized his son in front of him.
I remember watching this as a kid:0 Brings back memories and nostalgia
Disintegrates everything,organic and inorganic ... except one single hair and a cap ...how convenient! 😁
The animation for this movie held up very well, looks like a movie that would be in 2021.
This is a total nostalgia
This movie was literally one of my faves back then!
The pure luck everyone has to never be struck by any bullets while being so close
Honestly, this was the best scene in the whole movie.
"Ha! It's like a video game!"
- President Stone
"I will admit, I am very good at video games."
- President Obama
COINCIDENCE? I THINK NOT!
0:53 President Stone: Well, Call Me A Dreamer
But, I Think We'll Get A Bit More
"Bang For Our Buck" Using The Red One
(Red Core)
You know I always had a theory that he was absorbed not killed
I think that is what happend too. You see it happen later in the movie as well.
@@Casperdroid5 the robot can absorb but it shows he tried to destroy the barrier and it kills Toby
Imagine if they went the route of Toby becoming the peacekeeper and having him fight Astro
@@purpledragon1945 NOW THAT would've been pretty twisted and dark, even for Astro Boy standards...
I loved this movie. Seeing this gives me so much nostalgia!
3:01 look how Toby's father is already depressed
The part where the Peacemaker was trying to get out and just ignoring Toby implies that killing all of the scientists LATER was more important to it than killing the boy NOW, which truly is philosophical when you think about it
3:17 *WHAT ARE YOU DOING YOU LUNATIC!?!?*
- One of however many people watching this movie probably
2009
1:15 I just want to say, she looks really good
"Its like a video game" proceeds to do manslaughter
Just like a video game
"Just like the simulations"
The total misunderstanding of what "positive" and "negative" mean in a scientific sense
1:12
“Ha, it’s like a video game.”
"Hey Boss should we leave that dangerous red core near the equally dangerous robot?" "Yeah sure what could go wrong?"
2:06 no wonder he's the bad guy. He flunked out of college.
HOLY SHIT IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS CLIP FOREVER
Grandson: Grandpa was is “Astro Boy”?
Me: Let me tell you a great story so sit down
I feel like an old man now
Thanks for making me sad
Why do I love the effect of the glass being absorbed?
Ngl, that female scientist STACKED though 😏 1:17
This movie was amazing
(Mega Man and friends crossover)
Dr. Tenma: TOBY!!!
Mega Man (fully charged): NOOOOOOOOOO!!!
(Later)
Dr. Tenma: Where’s Toby? Where’s my son?
Auto: No idea really!
Assistant: I’m so sorry, Tenma!
Roll: Look!
Rush (Fully Charged): (Whines)
Zane: He’s gone!
Dr. Tenma: Toby!
Zero: Toby! (Shouts)
There is always this power thirsty politican/general who wreacks everything and then dies at the end
Exactly
But he didn't die at the end. He got arrested.
*"Typical Politicians, big promises but all talk"*
*"You're right about one thing, I DO need capital AND votes."*
*"Wanna know why? I have a dream!"*
*"That one day every person in this nation will control their OWN destiny."*
*"A land of the TRULY free dammit."*
*"A nation of ACTION, not words. Ruled by STRENGTH, not committee."*
*"Where the law changes to suit the individual, Not the other way around."*
*"Where power and justice are back where they belong: in the hands of the people!"*
*"Where every man is free to think -- to act -- for himself!"*
@@VegaFic he doesn’t sound too evil
That hat is indestructible
Shoulda made his whole outfit outta that and he woulda survived
Original thought: I thought it would be cool, that if a second movie would have been made, that the original astro would come back from a negative energy dimension as a villain. Like, it might not follow the OG story, but a biological being with red energy consuming him sounds awesome.
That hip bump push though.
Personally I love this movie! I always thought Astro was very cool! This was even my first interaction with him. My mom thought the story was too depressing with his son dying and him later giving up Astro. Yet she’s watched and loves the Never-Ending Story. Also this has always been the story of Astro Boy. The ways Tobio dies may be different but the rest is the same. Plus it has great cast, Arthur, Ghost Rider, Princess Anna (before Frozen too!), Nick Fury, etc.
That stacked scientist lady should get her own movie.
Down bad.
I like how he said it's like a video game! Cracks me up
The peacekeeper played a really good good role in this movie, but there’s one thing I find concerning about its character.
The core scene really gets me. Especially with Astro Boy's robot recreation 😄. A pretty good part in my childhood
@@internetduck1114 It sure does.
@@internetduck1114 I just don’t like how unlike all the other robots in the movie like Zog, Tobie, Orrin and Trashcan, they refer to the Peacekeeper using the pronoun “it” instead of “he”. I feel like if they used “he” instead of “it”. It would make the Peacekeepers character more specific or accurate. I mean you understand what I’m saying, right?
Love how I got recommended this, years later, I almost forgot about it
It’s funny how when you watch movies like this for the first time at the ages 8 - 12, they seem like masterpieces. Until you turn 18 - 22 and say to yourself, “What the hell is this? Nothing really makes sense, and it’s stupid.”
Usually with a good movie, this process is backwards, but yeah this movie was a bit strange, not really that into it
I'm almost 18 and I don't think this movie is stupid.
@@TheoTungsten well everyone can have their own opinion, I just think they could’ve done better
You can find flaws in most movies if you look hard enough. Doesn't mean you can't like it. And imo, a story only has to get 70% of the stuff right to be generally likeable. The rest, you can ignore or fill in the gaps.
Bro u just gave me a ton of nostalgia I remember watching this when I was 3 now I’m turning 16 ! Time goes by so fast.
This film was pretty good when it came out
I like that in these kinds of movies where you have the positive and negative energy, they don’t do anything to hide the obviously evil energy or lock it away, they just
Have it sitting there
Could be a magnetic containment field.
The Blue Core is positive energy and The Red Core is negative energy.
Were the Red and Blue Pills even a Political Analogue in 09?
Cold comfort, I know, but the good news is that it was so fast it would have been physically impossible for him to have felt pain at all.
0:44 president stone. Always thinking of yourself.
One of the best videos in my life
Where's my son ?
Scientist : I think he's here👈, here 👉, a little bit here 🖕and a lot here 👇. Sory I was obligated to say that 🤣🤣🤣
President Stone is responsible for a kid's death (also the son of one of his scientists) and as father is grieving, he's like "Well, sucks to be you."
That man was a monster from the beginning.
Blue Core: Heaven
Red Core: Hell
The peacekeeper looks like a robot version of the hulk to me.