I now know why this ending is so amazing, Ian, for as much as he wanted to meet his dad never actually knew him and thus didn’t have a real emotional connection with him, but Barley did, so he knows that it means more to him to see their dad 1 last time, because he actually knew him before he passed away
Honestly this movie really hit home for me. My sister stepped in when my mom dipped out on us. We fought and she was always just my older sister, but as I got older I realized she was my mom for a long time. I had her watch this movie and we both cried. So people may not get it but I loved it
@@misterpegasus1105 No, he’s fantastic! One of the best I’ve ever seen! I meant it makes older siblings who watch the movie realize they fall short in comparison.
Yeah, this was the movie that made me decide to step up and actually be a good role model for my younger brother, I didn’t used to want him to be around me cause of pent up anger I was scared of accidentally releasing into him but I’ve been trying to let him into my life more and we’re closer than we’ve ever been
“You ARE A SCREW UP, and- AND NOW YOU’VE SCREWED UP MY CHANCE TO HAVE THE ONE THING I NEVER HAD!!” “Where are you going?” “To spend what little time we have left with dad.” “Wait!- Ian! We can still fix this! Right?” That scene generally made me cry.
I just watched the movie and the ending hit me very hard. I didn't get to say goodbye to my dad either. He passed with no warning and I'd give anything just to have a few minutes with him to do just that
This is exactly why I this movie hurt my soul in the best way. I was 5 when my father passed. I would do just about anything for 10 minutes with my dad.
ive actually been in barley's situation before. when i was a kid i was supposed to see my grandfather in his coffin, i was too afraid to see him....so i didnt. i sat in my chair and cried. i never got to see him one last time, even if he passed. im glad i got to connect with this movie.
@@rossfrank498 what is your problem? He wanted to talk about a sad moment of his life and you tell him to fuck off? How would you have liked it if someone did that to you?
I never got to be at my grandfather’s funeral, I never knew why until I became 20. My pa made me and my ma not go because he took his lover to the funeral instead. I always wanted to hate him for it, denying me to see my grandpa one final time, but I never could.
@@rossfrank498 You do realise that we aren't just text on a screen in your sad little ogre basement? We're human beings, with experiences and emotions that you clearly lack. I'm sorry that you're so much of a psychopath you can't feel empathy for other people, but that doesn't give you the right to make a fool out of yourself online.
I know this is a little late. I had the complete opposite, my father was everything to me, and losing him, almost makes me wish sometimes I never had a dad, so you don’t have to go through the pain of losing what matters most to you.
The ending didn’t hit me like coco but it still struck me in a way where I still cried and like coco made me appreciate family but more specifically sibling hood.
@Kate B. What Cure means is that Coco had more of an emotional impact on them than Onward did. The way Coco affected you could have been different to them. Not everyone is the same, Kate, and not everyone takes the same message from a movie.
Agreed coco is still my ultimate favourite Movie. But this one was very beautiful too i mean the family theme is always a tearjerker. But it didnt feel like s pixar movie for some reason
@@MarleneRodriguez711 I seriously don't get what it is that people cry so hard about on coco. What cause the grandma died? I really don't get it. I myself being actually mexican and relating to the movie a bit yet I still didn't find it so tear jerking as other people. This on the other hand. Yeah, this is amazing. It's what many people's relationships with their siblings are like, including mine.
Barley is like Ian dad because he is always there with him, helping him, and stuff. He finally realized he does have an dad like figure which it’s his brother. Touch my heart
I still remember the last time I really saw my grandfather. He had cancer, and was in his own bed. I was scared to hug him, because he looked so thin and weak, and not at all like himself. But he laughed, and said "Hey, I'm not too fragile to hug", and so I hugged him, and I ran out of the house before I could start crying. That's the last memory I have with him. I'm so grateful that I gave him that hug.
I'm just a straight adult man, a father, a son and a sibling. This movie hit me pretty hard and no amount of pride or dignity could hold my tears. It's okay to cry and be emotional, fellas.
Damn I miss my big brother. I never had a dad but my brother was always there for me. When my mom is busy working he would do everything just to feed me😭😭😭
Reading all of these beautiful and emotional comments just makes me aware of how connected we all are. How one little Pixar movie touched so many hearts. Made us all relate to one another. I know personally I never got to say goodbye to my grandpa. He passed just out of know where from a heart attack and I couldn’t even go to his funeral and say goodbye to him there. This movie touched me in more than just that aspect. I have a little brother who has autism and can’t really communicate well but I would do anything for him. I absolutely love the relationship between Ian and Barley and sometimes I wish I had something like that with my little brother. Don’t get me wrong I love him to death but sometimes I just wish we had more. This movie makes me so emotional and happy all at the same time and this edit made me bawl to say the lease (that’s a compliment). It’s so moving to know that in a world full of death and suffering and chaos we still have something to come back to. I can’t thank you enough for creating this edit!
I don't think it's one of Pixar's best, but it definitely still has a lot of heart and great bonds between the characters. That's the beauty of both Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios. Even if you don't think the film is a masterpiece, it can still tug at our heartstrings and give us SOMETHING we can learn from!
I love every plot twist and unexpected endings in this! I thought it would be very cliche; they go on an adventure, Ian unlocks magic and overcomes his anxiety, and Ian and Barley finally meet their father at the end. But no!! This movie holds a very special place in my heart. I should've watched it earlier on. It's funny, sad, magical, amazing! Really goes to show that life is full of unexpected revelations and events that would help us learn what we really need :)
I honestly don’t cry but when the I always had you scene came on I literally bursted out like loud man crying it was crazy my dad and mom were both addicts and my brother was always there for me and he honestly had the worst but he always made sure I was shielded from the bad shit so that scene really hit home for me especially cause I’m viewed as the more successful out of us just like the movie but it made me realize what that he sacrificed so much for me
Best film from Disney and Pixar in my opinion, i watched it in school and I never thought i would enjoy it, but i loved it so much and that's because i can relate to this movie. 100/10 Would watch again.
This movie touched me… my parents were both there, but their relationship was toxic. Me and my sister did a lot of parenting to each other. My sister was my mom and dad and I was that for her. It’s complicated and unusual, but our relationship saved us growing up.
My cousins have always been with me. They’re basically my siblings, and I recently watched this with them. They never had a father figure in they’re lives. We have always been together. And after watching this scene with them, they just attacked me with love.
Oh god my first lil brother was well idk I told him things he shouldn’t know he’s like 9 and he acts and has a humor of a teenager well than comes my new lil brother hopefully he’s just a chill kid
This scene hits deep because 1 his dad was never there and 2 both of them are siblings and siblings can get along and siblings can fight so seeing them fight was soul crushing...
The scene in the tunnel really gets me deep, when Barley's talking about being too scared to say goodbye. I've been in almost that same situation when both of my parents died. Not quite the same thing, but for the same reason, I was too scared to say goodbye to either of them at the viewing for their funerals, for the same reason that Barley was scared. It wasn't _them_ anymore and it felt wrong. It was the same at my grandfather's funeral. I did regret it a little, but either way, I would give anything to this day to have had the chance to say goodbye like how Barley got to.
Ian is lucky to have Barley as a father-figure. Sure they are brothers but Barley take his role as a father-figure to Ian. Many of siblings who have no mom or dad, their older brother and sister always took a role of parent-role and be there for their siblings to love them, protect them and teach them the right and wrong while being the perfect role of their kin so they can their own families someday. The scene made me cry because they had each other. They may lost their father but Barley proved that he is a father-figure to Ian when Ian needs the most and never broke the bond they share
Bravo to Pixar for not trying to turn a story that is by nature a subset of the audience's memories or experiences (doing the best you can with a missing parent) into something more "general". I've had friends who say they can't relate to the movie and others who feel they're who this is for. Not bad.
For those who have a brother with them, appreciate your siblings while they still with you because some us don't have the chance.... I really want a brother or a twin brother.. Someone I can share my story to.. But God has a better plan.. He gave me 3 beautiful n lovely sisters 😊 I might not have a brother but I do have a sisters
I do have a brother and we struggle with a lot of things we cuss at each other a lot but then we get over it pretty quickly but I still wish we can build up our bond to be just like Ian and barley
I just watched this movie today. And I just… I lost quite a few of my neighbors to this pandemic. Neighbors that used to do barbeque with me, neighbors who thaught me things I didn’t know, who took care of me when my parents are busy, people who would go out of their way to bring food to each other’s houses, people who used to gather around and host friendly competitions. People I say hi to in the morning before school. When the virus hit… well, I can’t say I’m from a wealthy neighborhood. We just had to hide ourselves for most of the time, and even then the cases still rose. And when I lost them…. I couldn’t even see them. I could only hear their news from the speakers (my neighborhood would mourn for people by first telling about it through the speakers so everyone would know about it and could visit the family). I lost two of my next door neighbors today. The closest people I had after my family, and I couldn’t even say goodbye, even though I knew they were sick. To everyone who reads, and everyone who mourns for those who have passed, wether now, in the past, in the future, from this pandemic or from any other causes, I hope your pain will ease soon. And I hope you, yourself, live long and happy. Good luck ❤️
Something similar happened to me 2 years ago my great grandma died and when I was at the funeral I never had the guts to go up there and say goodbye 🫂 she had Alzheimer's but there was many funny and great moments I spent with her.
My brother and I watched this movie thinking it’s about two boys trying to contact there dad. We finished both pretending we weren’t crying because the underline story is about siblings. Especially brother. We went for a drink after.
This made me so sad because my dad left when I was little but that hasn't bothered me since I didnt even know he was my dad when I visited him, and I had my mom, who is the best mom sometimes but other times she can be the person who makes me sad or scared. I had issues with her one time and I stayed at my sister's house for 2 weeks and for those two weeks, I noticed how much of a mom my older sister was to me and how she always comforted me when I broke down crying saying that I never have to see mom again. My older sister is the best person in the world and helps me with my education, I will always love her more than anyone.
When I first saw this movie, I couldn't help but feel so bad for Barley and especially Ian because I know what it's like to to live without a dad. Ian never got to meet their dad Wilden like Barley did because their dad died before he was born. And at the end of the movie, I was frustrated when it looked like that Ian still didn't get to meet their dad after everything. But looking back, I realize that Ian technically did get to meet their dad after all. Even if the spell just brought his legs to life, it was still Wilden. He was alive, he just couldn't see or hear anything, but he knew that Barley and Ian were there. And Ian already had Barley as his father figure. Everything Ian wanted to do with their dad, he got to do with Barley. I just don't like how both brothers didn't get to properly spend the whole day with their dad in his complete form. And when they finally bring the rest this body to life, it was only for a few seconds before the spell wore off. I hate that Ian couldn't be there, but I also understand he had to stop that dragon before it destroyed everything, and Barley really needed to make up for not saying goodbye to their dad before he died. In a nutshell, I like that they both got to meet their dad, I just don't like how they didn't get to do it properly.
We all lost someone we loved, whether it would be our family members, friends or significant other. People who we believe that are gone and moments like this shows us they are not, we’re still connected to them.
“Like Footloose?”-Spider Man “Exactly like Footloose, greatest movie of all time right?”-Star Lord “It never was”-Spider Man. I bet Chris Pratt and Tom Holland would actually be good brothers to each other, especially after Infinity War and Endgame, they were put to the test in this movie of their brother- shipness. I felt happy for both of them.
Wow the absolute perfection of the fantasy action combined with a hit you in the feels so hard that it will make the most stoic grown man cry like a baby uncontrollably. I would recommend to never watch this movie with a budding romantic partner. Damn this movie gives you the best cathartic cry ever.
This movie made me cry and think about my little brother, All the good childhood memories we had and us growing up together sure we had our fights and bad days but watching this just made me think about my little alpha (That is his nickname because he loves Wolve I still love him
Both my parents are alive. But my mom’s a deadbeat with my terrible stepdad and baby bro and my dad works a lot and has to stay with my ex stepmother to pay off debt so I stay with my grandpa and my grandma died on her birthday in 2020. I’ve hAd a pretty hard time. Glad I found this movie
I watched it in theaters with my best friend and we loved it was do funny I like the part when the dad shook his fist it was so funny to my friend and I
"Sometimes that thing you're searching for your whole life is right by your side all along and you don't even know it"
- Star Lord
so true
Love it
Lol Chris Pratt always has daddy issues i guess xD
Chris Pratt’s characters always end up having daddy issues 😂
True that, though!
So true😭
“I never had a dad, but I always had you.” I just finished watching the film, and I LOVED IT!!! 😍😍😍😍
It was so touching...even Barley was an older brother,he was a father figure for Ian.
I did cry when l saw this part of the movie.
Monica Ritvo
Correction: his name is Barley, not Bradley.
@@carmencaldwell344
Oh,sorry.
Thanks
I've already corrected my mistake
It’s amazing I just watched it today!!!!
Only the movie was average, I loved this scene as it reminds of my brother & I & my father who is suffering from ALS.
I now know why this ending is so amazing, Ian, for as much as he wanted to meet his dad never actually knew him and thus didn’t have a real emotional connection with him, but Barley did, so he knows that it means more to him to see their dad 1 last time, because he actually knew him before he passed away
Honestly this movie really hit home for me. My sister stepped in when my mom dipped out on us. We fought and she was always just my older sister, but as I got older I realized she was my mom for a long time. I had her watch this movie and we both cried. So people may not get it but I loved it
Barley: the character that made older siblings realize they suck at their job.
what are you saying that Barley is the worst brother ever?
@@misterpegasus1105 No, he’s fantastic! One of the best I’ve ever seen! I meant it makes older siblings who watch the movie realize they fall short in comparison.
@@MasterBuilderDragon I understand, sorry for the confusion
Yeah, this was the movie that made me decide to step up and actually be a good role model for my younger brother, I didn’t used to want him to be around me cause of pent up anger I was scared of accidentally releasing into him but I’ve been trying to let him into my life more and we’re closer than we’ve ever been
It's not my fault lmao they're literally a year younger than me and are too emotional to joke around with
“You ARE A SCREW UP, and- AND NOW YOU’VE SCREWED UP MY CHANCE TO HAVE THE ONE THING I NEVER HAD!!”
“Where are you going?”
“To spend what little time we have left with dad.”
“Wait!- Ian! We can still fix this! Right?”
That scene generally made me cry.
this scene destroyed me...
way to go ian ligthfoot
@@lillyca9502 its light
I had a dream that i had a wand and then my special thing is making fireworks😁
I just got a flashback from dat scene and it was da time of when how my ex friend did and I can tell you how she turned in on me.
I just watched the movie and the ending hit me very hard. I didn't get to say goodbye to my dad either. He passed with no warning and I'd give anything just to have a few minutes with him to do just that
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I'm sorry man thats tough
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This is exactly why I this movie hurt my soul in the best way. I was 5 when my father passed. I would do just about anything for 10 minutes with my dad.
Same bro, same. Much love to you and your family 🫶
"I never had a dad, but I always had you." Got me right in the feels.
ive actually been in barley's situation before.
when i was a kid i was supposed to see my grandfather in his coffin, i was too afraid to see him....so i didnt. i sat in my chair and cried. i never got to see him one last time, even if he passed.
im glad i got to connect with this movie.
@@rossfrank498
you sir are an asshole. go back to your box.
@@rossfrank498 what is your problem? He wanted to talk about a sad moment of his life and you tell him to fuck off? How would you have liked it if someone did that to you?
I never got to be at my grandfather’s funeral, I never knew why until I became 20. My pa made me and my ma not go because he took his lover to the funeral instead. I always wanted to hate him for it, denying me to see my grandpa one final time, but I never could.
Same when my auntie was In hospital she was really ill I didn’t go to see her. I didn’t get to say goodbye.. I really regret it I really do...
@@rossfrank498 You do realise that we aren't just text on a screen in your sad little ogre basement? We're human beings, with experiences and emotions that you clearly lack. I'm sorry that you're so much of a psychopath you can't feel empathy for other people, but that doesn't give you the right to make a fool out of yourself online.
UNDERATED MOVIE EVERYONE SHOULD LOVEEE
Ikr but idk why this movie is 88% rotten tomatoes even tho it's a good rating it should be in the 90%s
I agree!!!!!
absolutely agree. very underrated. i can't believe it took me so long to watch it, i think it may have been poor marketing.
Truuee
It should be 95% on rotten tomatoes
I never met my father either and onward made me cry but I still love it
like that blood tears
I know this is a little late. I had the complete opposite, my father was everything to me, and losing him, almost makes me wish sometimes I never had a dad, so you don’t have to go through the pain of losing what matters most to you.
The ending didn’t hit me like coco but it still struck me in a way where I still cried and like coco made me appreciate family but more specifically sibling hood.
@Kate B. What Cure means is that Coco had more of an emotional impact on them than Onward did. The way Coco affected you could have been different to them. Not everyone is the same, Kate, and not everyone takes the same message from a movie.
@Kate B. For example, Inside Out made me emotional, but it didn't even have half the impact for me that Coco did.
how strange the way different people react to different things. i wasn't moved by coco but i was absolutely sobbing over this
Agreed coco is still my ultimate favourite Movie. But this one was very beautiful too i mean the family theme is always a tearjerker. But it didnt feel like s pixar movie for some reason
@@MarleneRodriguez711 I seriously don't get what it is that people cry so hard about on coco. What cause the grandma died? I really don't get it. I myself being actually mexican and relating to the movie a bit yet I still didn't find it so tear jerking as other people. This on the other hand. Yeah, this is amazing. It's what many people's relationships with their siblings are like, including mine.
"I never had a dad, but I always had you" I WAS LITERALLY CRYING IN FRONT OF EVERYONE AT A SLEEPOVER
Barley is like Ian dad because he is always there with him, helping him, and stuff. He finally realized he does have an dad like figure which it’s his brother. Touch my heart
Literally watched the movie yesterday, and the ‘I always had you scene’ really hit me like a truck. Gosh I was tearing up. 😂
I am the youngest in a big family. This movie taught me that I had 5 parents growing up and they all were awesome.
Ending scene is enough to make a man cry. That scene is so relatable to me. Thanks dad for everything.
I still remember the last time I really saw my grandfather. He had cancer, and was in his own bed. I was scared to hug him, because he looked so thin and weak, and not at all like himself. But he laughed, and said "Hey, I'm not too fragile to hug", and so I hugged him, and I ran out of the house before I could start crying. That's the last memory I have with him. I'm so grateful that I gave him that hug.
I'm sorry your lost I hope he better place now he always be with you
Barley Lightfoot + Ian Lightfoot = (Best Friends/Brothers/Family Forever)!
💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
good friends
onward deserves a sequel
Dude the ending of this movie made me ball like a baby, like I swear bro tears wouldn’t stop streaming down my face
I love onward
I love it too!
Me too
I'm just a straight adult man, a father, a son and a sibling. This movie hit me pretty hard and no amount of pride or dignity could hold my tears. It's okay to cry and be emotional, fellas.
Damn I miss my big brother. I never had a dad but my brother was always there for me. When my mom is busy working he would do everything just to feed me😭😭😭
Reading all of these beautiful and emotional comments just makes me aware of how connected we all are. How one little Pixar movie touched so many hearts. Made us all relate to one another. I know personally I never got to say goodbye to my grandpa. He passed just out of know where from a heart attack and I couldn’t even go to his funeral and say goodbye to him there. This movie touched me in more than just that aspect. I have a little brother who has autism and can’t really communicate well but I would do anything for him. I absolutely love the relationship between Ian and Barley and sometimes I wish I had something like that with my little brother. Don’t get me wrong I love him to death but sometimes I just wish we had more. This movie makes me so emotional and happy all at the same time and this edit made me bawl to say the lease (that’s a compliment). It’s so moving to know that in a world full of death and suffering and chaos we still have something to come back to. I can’t thank you enough for creating this edit!
Pixar has a reputation for making us feel like that.
@@shakthiganesh5117 yes definitely
Some how its like pixar knows what were dealing with and gives us another view so you dont feel lonely
I don't think it's one of Pixar's best, but it definitely still has a lot of heart and great bonds between the characters.
That's the beauty of both Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios. Even if you don't think the film is a masterpiece, it can still tug at our heartstrings and give us SOMETHING we can learn from!
I love every plot twist and unexpected endings in this! I thought it would be very cliche; they go on an adventure, Ian unlocks magic and overcomes his anxiety, and Ian and Barley finally meet their father at the end. But no!!
This movie holds a very special place in my heart. I should've watched it earlier on. It's funny, sad, magical, amazing! Really goes to show that life is full of unexpected revelations and events that would help us learn what we really need :)
This movie is really underrated. 100 times better than "Luca", "Turning Red" and "The Good Dinosaur" in my opinion.
I strongly agree
I just watched this with my 3 year old... Every moment Ian spoke about his dad or just those little moments- I kept looking over at him....
I honestly don’t cry but when the I always had you scene came on I literally bursted out like loud man crying it was crazy my dad and mom were both addicts and my brother was always there for me and he honestly had the worst but he always made sure I was shielded from the bad shit so that scene really hit home for me especially cause I’m viewed as the more successful out of us just like the movie but it made me realize what that he sacrificed so much for me
Best film from Disney and Pixar in my opinion, i watched it in school and I never thought i would enjoy it, but i loved it so much and that's because i can relate to this movie.
100/10
Would watch again.
This movie touched me… my parents were both there, but their relationship was toxic. Me and my sister did a lot of parenting to each other. My sister was my mom and dad and I was that for her. It’s complicated and unusual, but our relationship saved us growing up.
For a studio specialized in making kids movies, they sure are amazing at making adults cry.
God this movie was so good and sad, Ian gave up his chance to see his dad and it made me cry
My cousins have always been with me. They’re basically my siblings, and I recently watched this with them. They never had a father figure in they’re lives. We have always been together. And after watching this scene with them, they just attacked me with love.
This movie is enough to make a grown man cry.😥
i’d definitely treat my younger brothers the way barley treated ian 🥺
That is so awesome!!!
Oh god my first lil brother was well idk I told him things he shouldn’t know he’s like 9 and he acts and has a humor of a teenager well than comes my new lil brother hopefully he’s just a chill kid
I love how touching the movie is
This scene hits deep because 1 his dad was never there and 2 both of them are siblings and siblings can get along and siblings can fight so seeing them fight was soul crushing...
This movie reminds me of my childhood with dad...
Also my brother
Gotta be the most touching Disney movie I've watched
This movie made me cry and laugh all at once.
I just relized thta this is the angles song from the fault in our stars aboit halfway troungh
Im so sobbing hard
This scene made the movie worth watching .
God is your ultimate Father . He loves and cares for you. Seek all the strength and guidance you need from him. I am here for you Ma
This scene was such a tear jerker
I just watched this movie and it almost made me cry three times the one with Gwinevere, the flashbacks and when barley gets to see this dad again
I connect with this movie I never got to see my aunt go from this world I was 7. I miss her everyday and I wish I could just see her one more time
This movie will be a classic I hope
I’ve never seen this and I already know I’d cry so much lol
It my favorite movie pixar i Love This movie
Mine too
same
Onward is better than toy story 4 in my opinion. So underrated. I wish it win over "soul" in every award.
Soul was good as well, the ending is just as good as Onward too
Good lord, let him have ONE dad character
A week before I was scheduled to finally see my dad in 14years he passed away, this movie hurt so much to watch.....
The scene in the tunnel really gets me deep, when Barley's talking about being too scared to say goodbye. I've been in almost that same situation when both of my parents died. Not quite the same thing, but for the same reason, I was too scared to say goodbye to either of them at the viewing for their funerals, for the same reason that Barley was scared. It wasn't _them_ anymore and it felt wrong. It was the same at my grandfather's funeral. I did regret it a little, but either way, I would give anything to this day to have had the chance to say goodbye like how Barley got to.
Ian is lucky to have Barley as a father-figure. Sure they are brothers but Barley take his role as a father-figure to Ian. Many of siblings who have no mom or dad, their older brother and sister always took a role of parent-role and be there for their siblings to love them, protect them and teach them the right and wrong while being the perfect role of their kin so they can their own families someday.
The scene made me cry because they had each other. They may lost their father but Barley proved that he is a father-figure to Ian when Ian needs the most and never broke the bond they share
Bravo to Pixar for not trying to turn a story that is by nature a subset of the audience's memories or experiences (doing the best you can with a missing parent) into something more "general". I've had friends who say they can't relate to the movie and others who feel they're who this is for. Not bad.
Seeing this in theaters for the 1st time broke me.
I love this movie ♥️
Happy new year with health guys 🤗
Me hizo llorar 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 el si que quiera conocerlo. Es mi película favorita. Onward mi personaje favorito es Ian Ligthfoot
Amazing my dear 😉♥️♥️♥️♥️ I love it 😍😍😍
He got what many of us desire...
this movie is amazing
For those who have a brother with them, appreciate your siblings while they still with you because some us don't have the chance.... I really want a brother or a twin brother.. Someone I can share my story to.. But God has a better plan.. He gave me 3 beautiful n lovely sisters 😊 I might not have a brother but I do have a sisters
I do have a brother and we struggle with a lot of things we cuss at each other a lot but then we get over it pretty quickly but I still wish we can build up our bond to be just like Ian and barley
I just watched this movie today. And I just… I lost quite a few of my neighbors to this pandemic. Neighbors that used to do barbeque with me, neighbors who thaught me things I didn’t know, who took care of me when my parents are busy, people who would go out of their way to bring food to each other’s houses, people who used to gather around and host friendly competitions. People I say hi to in the morning before school. When the virus hit… well, I can’t say I’m from a wealthy neighborhood. We just had to hide ourselves for most of the time, and even then the cases still rose. And when I lost them…. I couldn’t even see them. I could only hear their news from the speakers (my neighborhood would mourn for people by first telling about it through the speakers so everyone would know about it and could visit the family). I lost two of my next door neighbors today. The closest people I had after my family, and I couldn’t even say goodbye, even though I knew they were sick.
To everyone who reads, and everyone who mourns for those who have passed, wether now, in the past, in the future, from this pandemic or from any other causes, I hope your pain will ease soon. And I hope you, yourself, live long and happy. Good luck ❤️
The end absolutely broke me. My grandpa dropped dead from a heart attack when I was 4 so I never got a chance to say goodbye 😭
Something similar happened to me 2 years ago my great grandma died and when I was at the funeral I never had the guts to go up there and say goodbye 🫂 she had Alzheimer's but there was many funny and great moments I spent with her.
My brother and I watched this movie thinking it’s about two boys trying to contact there dad. We finished both pretending we weren’t crying because the underline story is about siblings. Especially brother. We went for a drink after.
This made me so sad because my dad left when I was little but that hasn't bothered me since I didnt even know he was my dad when I visited him, and I had my mom, who is the best mom sometimes but other times she can be the person who makes me sad or scared. I had issues with her one time and I stayed at my sister's house for 2 weeks and for those two weeks, I noticed how much of a mom my older sister was to me and how she always comforted me when I broke down crying saying that I never have to see mom again. My older sister is the best person in the world and helps me with my education, I will always love her more than anyone.
I CRIED SO MUCH
When I first saw this movie, I couldn't help but feel so bad for Barley and especially Ian because I know what it's like to to live without a dad. Ian never got to meet their dad Wilden like Barley did because their dad died before he was born. And at the end of the movie, I was frustrated when it looked like that Ian still didn't get to meet their dad after everything. But looking back, I realize that Ian technically did get to meet their dad after all. Even if the spell just brought his legs to life, it was still Wilden. He was alive, he just couldn't see or hear anything, but he knew that Barley and Ian were there. And Ian already had Barley as his father figure. Everything Ian wanted to do with their dad, he got to do with Barley. I just don't like how both brothers didn't get to properly spend the whole day with their dad in his complete form. And when they finally bring the rest this body to life, it was only for a few seconds before the spell wore off. I hate that Ian couldn't be there, but I also understand he had to stop that dragon before it destroyed everything, and Barley really needed to make up for not saying goodbye to their dad before he died. In a nutshell, I like that they both got to meet their dad, I just don't like how they didn't get to do it properly.
This movie hit hard for me because my brother took care of me and our dad died
This is so good but sad!
awesome movie
I remember watching this in cinema and i’m literally crying out loud on the last scene. My 5 years old daughter is asking why i’m crying 😂
As someone who lost their dad, this ending hits harder than anything I've ever watched in my life.
Love this movie!
We all lost someone we loved, whether it would be our family members, friends or significant other. People who we believe that are gone and moments like this shows us they are not, we’re still connected to them.
This movie wrecks me every time I even think about it, like I’m not even kidding I cry just imagining it and this edit just completely broke me
If Barley would've said to Ian "he might've been your father, but he wasn't your daddy", I'd have balled my eyes out twice over...
😂😂😂
😻 awesome
Honestly this was so emotional for me because this movie was so relatable my father died the same way and saying goodbye was hard
“Like Footloose?”-Spider Man
“Exactly like Footloose, greatest movie of all time right?”-Star Lord
“It never was”-Spider Man.
I bet Chris Pratt and Tom Holland would actually be good brothers to each other, especially after Infinity War and Endgame, they were put to the test in this movie of their brother- shipness. I felt happy for both of them.
Cried like a baby in this scene
Wow the absolute perfection of the fantasy action combined with a hit you in the feels so hard that it will make the most stoic grown man cry like a baby uncontrollably. I would recommend to never watch this movie with a budding romantic partner. Damn this movie gives you the best cathartic cry ever.
This movie made me cry and think about my little brother, All the good childhood memories we had and us growing up together sure we had our fights and bad days but watching this just made me think about my little alpha (That is his nickname because he loves Wolve
I still love him
This movie❤
😭😭😭😭😿😿😿😿♥️💕💕♥️So beautiful
I just watched the film at the cinema and the ending is so sad but a lovely film.
Both my parents are alive. But my mom’s a deadbeat with my terrible stepdad and baby bro and my dad works a lot and has to stay with my ex stepmother to pay off debt so I stay with my grandpa and my grandma died on her birthday in 2020.
I’ve hAd a pretty hard time. Glad I found this movie
I miss being that close with my brother 😢
I loved this movei so much
Is beautiful
awesome!
Im not crying you are 😭
🤝🤝🤝♥️
I watched it in theaters with my best friend and we loved it was do funny I like the part when the dad shook his fist it was so funny to my friend and I
I love you
IM CRYING STOOOOOP
Aww lan very nice of you
brotherhood
This movie is the epitome of all the cliches we're used to in Disney movies......