I love the part where he is trying to get the walk down because if you have actually ridden a horse, you know exactly why cowboys walk that way. Saddle sores galore~ XD
Johnny Depp originally wanted a music career for himself when he came out to Hollywood from his hometown in Kentucky. He was quickly told to get into acting by Nicolas Cage, who connected him with an agent. Johnny wanted to steer away from the “pretty boy” role that Hollywood wanted to typecast him as, and built up an incredible line up of memorable quirky characters (still considered a pretty boy, though! Can’t escape it 😍😂). So nowadays, it’s really great to see him laid back doing music with Hollywood Vampires, jamming for crowds that appreciate that side of him.
Never noticed it before, but in the split second Jake attacks the mayor at the end and drags him away, you can see Rango step in front of Beans to protect her!
Man, Rattlesnake Jake is one of coolest animated villains seriously one of if not the only nickelodeon villain to curse. As well as the cool gatling gun rattle he has I would have never thought of it as weapon for a snake.
A little interpretation of mine, but when the owls keep saying that the lizard will die in this story, they are kind of right. After Rango goes to the other side of the road, you can draw comparisons to dying ("going to the other side"). But it is not the Rango that dies, but the nameless lizard, the person he was. So the Rango could fully be born. So when the owls keep wondering when he will finally die, he already did. Just metaphorically.
yeah true the movie is all about identity and self discovery so a metaphorical death of his old self and a rebirth or reinvention of himself makes sense
@@baskervillebee6097 Bill Nighy is a legend at voicing villains! Edit: And bruh, he was also in the Oscars as a nominee for best leading actor. I saw him in the Academy Awards on IMDb for playing in Living. But after the Oscars, Brendan Fraser won the Oscar for The Whale.
They did a similar thing that a lot of the older Disney movies did where they have the actors act out the scenes on an actual set and use that as reference. So, when you think about, Rango pretty much is Johnny Depp and I love it.
One cool thing they did for this movie was have the actors act out the scenes on a sound stage and they recorded the performances. “Emotion capture” in a sense. And it shows really.
I remember watching those clips Nickelodeon use to show of them making the movie. They showed Johnny and all the other actors acting out their characters, from the movements to the dancing to the facial expressions to what they said. Some stuff that sticks out in my mind is when the town/cast is doing its water dance and Rango/Johnny is trying to keep up, and when Rattle Snake Jake/hos actor comes to confront Rango/Johnny about the lies of them being brothers
I decided to search if there was a walking cactus when you guys asked. It turned out that there was such a thing as a "walking cactus" and there was! But it was a type of worm that is now extinct. The most real type of cactus that is similar to the ones we see here are the "creeping cactus". There pretty cool and worth a search
From a clumsy, silly, scared chameleon for getting scared from Bad Bill and killing the red tailed hawk with one bullet, to a total hero who has believed in The Spirit of the West. Leading to calling Rattlesnake Jake out for a showdown. Then, to that baddie quote "Try me". Also, for bringing the water back. If you watch the extended version of Rango, you can see that Rango gives that kind of speech on his roadrunner steed, by the tip of the canyon! You can tell that we need a sequel
Legit one of my favourite movies of all time. It just gets better every time I watch it. Not a dull moment in it, and manages to be both a comedy and a proper Western movie... with animals. Love it.
Johnny played 2 characters in this movie. He was Rango, of course, and he was also the guy driving the red convertible in the beginning, it was his character from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas ❤
i also just loveee hearing your commentary on the animation!!! the characters and textures and EVERYTHING are astounding, and not many reactors take the time to appreciate all the little details like you two do
I don't know if you noticed already, but the scene on the road at night, Rango does not have any heroic motive or goal when crossing the road, it is more an attempt to end his life while crossing, but as you saw, no man can walk out on his own story
23:46 This sort of predicted a incident Johnny Depp had while filming Disney's box office bomb, the Lone Ranger. During filming of the Lone Ranger, Depp's saddle slipped off a horse and he fell in front of it with the hooves missing his head by a few inches.
The bit where Jake has ran out of bullets, and he tells Rango he hasn't got the nerve gives me chills. When they first met he said Rango didn't have killer in his eyes, that he couldn't see it. In the moment Rango said "try me" Jake looked afraid because he did in fact finally see it in his eyes, he knew he'd pull the trigger.
Fun fact: while the walking cacti in this movie are not real, there IS a cactus known as the Creeping Devil aka the Walking Cactus which DOES move across the ground. It does so by growing horizontally and killing off its older portions.
I REALLY want Gore Verbinsky (director of Rango and Pirates of the Caribbean) to do more animated films. ❤️ It’s like Wes Anderson or George Miller where his style is just PERFECTLY suited for animation. ❤️ Very well deserving of his Oscar!!
When I watched the extended scene of Rango, I felt like we needed a sequel to Rango. Rango Unchained? Rango's Redemption? Who knows? Maybe Gore Verbinski will decide to make another sequel
And I agree, this is PERFECT for Gore Verbinski animation. Fantastic Mr. Fox is Wes Anderson's best animation. And Happy Feet is perfect for George Miller's animated films. 3 directors who take their perfect style of filmaking to animation 🦎🦊🐧
when Rango hits the windshield of the car at the beginning of the movie the guy in the car is actually Johnny Depp from the movie Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Each scene of the movie was acted out in live action by all the actors as the movie was being made to understand how the characters would act and move.
I just watched this movie for the first time today and holy cow it's awesome! The sound design and the score are just incredible and the voice actors really sell their characters. And my god, if a character can show up in the last bit of your movie and be so unbelievably cool that he steals the show, he deserves an award. Bill Nighy is PERFECT for Rattlesnake Jake; his line delivery is so well done for a gunslinger outlaw rattlesnake with a machine gun for a rattle.
Fun fact in the beginning of the movie Rango lands of the car of Raoul Duke's car! He was played by Johnny Depp in the cult classic 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas'!
I still come back to this movie sometimes, and it's a great watch every time. Johnny Depp's Rango is a delight to watch, and easy to root for despite the whole "liar revealed" cliche. It was palatably done in this one. And RATTLESNAKE JAKE. I loved his performance. I still sometimes find myself muttering my favorite of his lines: "What was it you said? Pretty soon, no one will believe you even existed." The venom in that delivery - excuse the pun - is just gold. By the by, if you still take movie recommendations, I really, HIGHLY recommend you two watch either "The Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole" or "Wolfwalkers". They're both really gorgeous works of animation that seriously need more attention.
Go to gold, Bill Nighy, we believe in you for playing Davy Jones and Rattlesnake Jake! You too Johnny Depp! Your performance of Rango and Jack Sparrow is well deserved
At 5:17 Where Rango is on the windshield. This is an easter egg for the movie Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. The man driving is Raoul Duke, a character that has also been played by Johnny Depp.
This movie was based on 2 great western comedies "the pale face" starring Bob Hope and it's remake "the shakiest gun in the west" with Don Knotts about a dentist who went west.
I think industrial light & magic had a big hand in why this is so good the special effects team behind Star Wars and many other classics , also this and Fantasic Mr fox are my favorite animated movies both are very good
Okay, so story time; there is a scene in this movie that unfortunately didn't make the edit but caused me a giggle attack of pants wetting proportions. When I explain this to people, they truly don't understand why it would be "that" funny. I honestly can't explain why it hit me just right. What do you call it, when a joke hits you just right? The joke doesn't have to make you laugh quite that hard again, but pushed you to the brink of madness and loss of bladder control. Inebriation aside.
Okay, I can't find a clip anywhere and it's going to be pretty anticlimactic when I try to describe it but here goes. When Beans is talking to the bank manager about the water shortage, she makes a statement that causes the manager to react incredulously by going, psssht right in her face. The angle of the camera shows over her left shoulder and slightly back to his reaction, and little tendrils of her hair flutter back. At the time it struck me how close to someone you'd have to be to make that happen, how cartoonish the action and how someone would get slapped for that, but how perfectly the intensity of the action shows how next level incredulous we are.
So at the beginning of the movie when Rango is being flung through the street and ger smatted on the car windshield that he gets stuck on that one guy with the cigarette that was actually one of Johnny Depp's previous roles in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
Rattlesnake Jake is right up there with Davy Jones from Pirates of the Caribbean for awesome CGI villains. The way he talks sometimes reminds me of him.
Rattlesnake Jake is one of my all time favorite animated villains. His design is so cool, and his lines are very well done. Not to mention he gets the "Hell" pass and is soooo intimidating. But the bonus points go to him being like an anti hero, too (or just an antagonist, not a villain). He rightfully called Rango out for his lies after Rango had kept leading on the town and soaking in all the glory he was given without any solutions to their water problem. And then he took the mayor away at the end and made a connection of respect with Rango by acknowledging how incredible Rango really is.
Lol do all the reactors just get together and discuss what movie they’ll post next? I’ve seen a lot of new Rango reactions from one of the most popular reaction channels 😂
This is a positive version of the media's Twitter echo chamber. They are all subscribed to each other just like we are subscribed to them. And they watch what everybody's doing and it truly does cause a trend of reactions. So we get awesome reactions to great movies. The media follow each other in Twitter and end up just spreading the same wrong bullshit over and over until the world is so confused about what's happening that it wants to tear itself apart.
There's a good chance that there's just a lot of people reacting to Johnny Depp movies right now, to show support for him, what with the current trial.
As you mentioned the behind the scenes is great; I mentioned on Thor's vid also. The way the actors full on committed even though they weren't going to be on screen says a lot. Same for Avatar. There's a few clips from the BtS I always remember, and to touch on what NTB mentioned about the more humanistic animal approach, you can really see that in Bill Nighy's performance. So great. Isla Fisher is also fantastic, absolutely love her.
The scene where Rango and the frog gets attacked by a red-tailed hawk is 1 of the best chase scenes ever. Btw, that's what hawks do. When their prey is in a bottle, they pick it up, fly it up really high, and drop it. Not only so the prey will be dead, but also so that the glass will be broken and they'd be able to eat it. I love birds!😊
That one of the things about that i really love about Rango villain, Rattlesnake Jake. He's just a man of business and he doesn't even die or get defeated like most villains, once Rango had won Jake gave him respect and left.
I love it when people react to this movie, it’s one of the best! And so is Rattlesnake Jake. This movie always makes me nostalgic for living not far from that area.
@@rozey_posey3141 Plus Rango got an Oscar award in 2012. Kung Fu Panda was part of the Oscars, but did not seek the award. Thank you Gore Verbinski for directing such a masterpiece of animation!
@@abc.animal5143 Arthur Christmas wasn't in the Oscars, but it should be well deserved! A Cat In Paris, Chico and Rita, Kung Fu Panda 2, Puss in Boots, and Rango (Winner) are the ones that were in the Oscars
33:49 So another dark aspect about this movie despite being labeled a “Kids Movie” is that during this scene Rango wasn’t actually trying to make it across he was trying to commit suicide. Yet he still managed to get across as if something wasn’t allowing him to die because his story wasn’t over.
Rango is a movie that left me cold when I first viewed it but won me over upon subsequent viewings to the point that I consider it a superior animated movie. Depp's voice is great for animation. He did a stellar job as a yogi in the series King of the Hill.
I need to point this out, but Rattlesnake Jake is voiced by Bill Nighy, the same actor for Davy Jones. And this movie’s directed by the same guy who directed the 3 first Pirates of the Caribbean movies, Gore Verbinski. So it’s a cool reunion between Johnny, Bill and Gore.
I just watched a Norse God react to this while I was working earlier today, and lamented not watching it after. What a coincidence that the two of you, who have a special appreciation for animation, get to enjoy and shed some light on this masterpiece
The windshield that Rango lands on is on the car driven by Raoul Drake from "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" played by Johnny Depp and inspired by a book written by Hunter S. Thompson.
dont know if its somewhere in the posts but the guy in the beginning that Rango lands on the windscreen is JDs Fear & Loathing character that even looks like him
In the last stages of heat exhaustion before you die… you get extremely cold… and hallucinate… I’ve lived in the desert my entire life and people die out here ALL the time.
Actually when Rango mentions that he and Rattlesnake Jake's mom had a social active lifestyle, in terms of evolution it's actually true. Both Lizards and Snakes belong to the same family called Squamates.
When this movie came out I didn't really understand it, but when watching the behind the scenes and motion captures, it was too hilarious and so enjoyable that I decided to give it another go.
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The model for Rattlesnake Jake was so big and complex that he had to be animated in two separate parts. His design and personality were also inspired by Lee Van Cleef, certified badass western actor who costarred in two Man With No Name films with Clint Eastwood. Speaking of, the Spirit of the West was not voiced by ol' Clint but Deadwood star Tim Olyphant.
This comment is only for people to respond awesome stuff about Johnny Depp!
I love the part where he is trying to get the walk down because if you have actually ridden a horse, you know exactly why cowboys walk that way. Saddle sores galore~ XD
He’s in literally everything and I’ve never been disappointed by a single one of his characters
The man's a legend. what else is there to say?
A bold strategy... I like it.
Johnny Depp originally wanted a music career for himself when he came out to Hollywood from his hometown in Kentucky. He was quickly told to get into acting by Nicolas Cage, who connected him with an agent. Johnny wanted to steer away from the “pretty boy” role that Hollywood wanted to typecast him as, and built up an incredible line up of memorable quirky characters (still considered a pretty boy, though! Can’t escape it 😍😂). So nowadays, it’s really great to see him laid back doing music with Hollywood Vampires, jamming for crowds that appreciate that side of him.
Never noticed it before, but in the split second Jake attacks the mayor at the end and drags him away, you can see Rango step in front of Beans to protect her!
Oh that’s so cool!! I love that
@@whitenoisereactsI know, right? Very heroic. ❤❤ Rango undoubtfully is the best western character ever, I love JD ❤❤❤❤🦎🐍
It’s badass knowing the encounter between Rango and Rattlesnake Jake is just a reunion between Jack Sparrow and Davy Jones
JACK FINALLY EARNED HIS RESPECT 🤣
Yooo I never thought about it like that
Oh yeah
Ah yes, Pirates of the Caribbean, Dead Man's Chest
Also like Puss in Boots and Death.
Man, Rattlesnake Jake is one of coolest animated villains seriously one of if not the only nickelodeon villain to curse. As well as the cool gatling gun rattle he has I would have never thought of it as weapon for a snake.
Agreed!!!
Rattlesnake Jake and Cad Bane from Star Wars are both based on classic western baddie Lee Van Cleef.
also that a legend such as rattlesnake Jake acknowledged him as a legend and just went on his way to deal with that turtle was so cool.
Facts, still one of my favs
The fact that his gatling gun tail is all revolver cylinders is so cool and really levels up the design
"Instead of motion capture, it's emotion capture." - JD himself
Criminally underrated movie 🏜️
A little interpretation of mine, but when the owls keep saying that the lizard will die in this story, they are kind of right. After Rango goes to the other side of the road, you can draw comparisons to dying ("going to the other side"). But it is not the Rango that dies, but the nameless lizard, the person he was. So the Rango could fully be born.
So when the owls keep wondering when he will finally die, he already did. Just metaphorically.
yeah true the movie is all about identity and self discovery so a metaphorical death of his old self and a rebirth or reinvention of himself makes sense
He dies in the song in the credits
@@webbmerriam6984wait what? From a household accident?
@@wauweau nah, it was Bad Bill who killed him
Rattle snake Jake is also voiced by the man who did Davy Jones from pirates of the Caribbeans. He's such a great actor and his voice is perfect.
Yes, Bill Nighy.
@@baskervillebee6097 Bill Nighy is a legend at voicing villains!
Edit: And bruh, he was also in the Oscars as a nominee for best leading actor. I saw him in the Academy Awards on IMDb for playing in Living. But after the Oscars, Brendan Fraser won the Oscar for The Whale.
caribBEANS
couldn't resist
@@JaneXemylixaLMFAO
@@JaneXemylixaCowboys of the CariBEANS, just imagine.
Rango is Captain Jack Sparrow and Rattlesnake Jake is Davy Jones
The sound design on Rattlesnake Jake is just so satisfying.
ikr!! The way Jake moves feels like ASMR
They did a similar thing that a lot of the older Disney movies did where they have the actors act out the scenes on an actual set and use that as reference. So, when you think about, Rango pretty much is Johnny Depp and I love it.
One cool thing they did for this movie was have the actors act out the scenes on a sound stage and they recorded the performances. “Emotion capture” in a sense.
And it shows really.
I think they recreated the entire movie, but i might be wrong, i believe is in the extras of the dvd/blu ray.
I remember watching those clips Nickelodeon use to show of them making the movie. They showed Johnny and all the other actors acting out their characters, from the movements to the dancing to the facial expressions to what they said. Some stuff that sticks out in my mind is when the town/cast is doing its water dance and Rango/Johnny is trying to keep up, and when Rattle Snake Jake/hos actor comes to confront Rango/Johnny about the lies of them being brothers
"It's not just motion capture, it's more of an emotion capture."
-Johnny Depp
Fun fact?: This is the only movie Johnny Depp isn't embarassed to show his kids because his real face isn't in the movie, at least so I've heard.
He also likes watching Corpse Bride and Sherlock Gnomes with his kids. At least those are also some movies he played in.
I decided to search if there was a walking cactus when you guys asked. It turned out that there was such a thing as a "walking cactus" and there was! But it was a type of worm that is now extinct. The most real type of cactus that is similar to the ones we see here are the "creeping cactus". There pretty cool and worth a search
That’s super cool!!!! Thanks for that!!!
The banjo Ride of the Valkyries always makes me giggle.
It’s incredible
@@whitenoisereacts It is epic!!!
Just hearing him tell that Jenkins Brothers story, I get the feeling that Rango would be a great DnD DM
Johnny Deep as a DM would be the greatest thing ever
"Killed them with one bullet. Don't get no deader"
- Rango 2011
Rango is a college of eloquence bard
Really speaks a lot to how good of a character Rattlesnake Jake is when he only shows up at the last third of the movie and *steals the show*
I love how he went from having dumb luck to actually being sort of a bad ass.
"It only takes one bullet."
"You ain't got the nerve."
"Try me."
From a clumsy, silly, scared chameleon for getting scared from Bad Bill and killing the red tailed hawk with one bullet, to a total hero who has believed in The Spirit of the West. Leading to calling Rattlesnake Jake out for a showdown. Then, to that baddie quote "Try me". Also, for bringing the water back. If you watch the extended version of Rango, you can see that Rango gives that kind of speech on his roadrunner steed, by the tip of the canyon! You can tell that we need a sequel
Rango and Megamind are 2 animations that deserves more recognition
Rango and Megamind featuring Will Ferrell and Johnny Depp
Rango is such a weird existential for a kid's movies, so different. I love it
Legit one of my favourite movies of all time. It just gets better every time I watch it. Not a dull moment in it, and manages to be both a comedy and a proper Western movie... with animals. Love it.
As a non American, this movie is what introduced me to the whole wild west and cowboy genre of film. So amazing
Johnny played 2 characters in this movie. He was Rango, of course, and he was also the guy driving the red convertible in the beginning, it was his character from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas ❤
Legitimately, Johnny Depp is one of my favorite actors. Love him. And happy birthday to him this month. (June 9)
And he was traveling to Vegas which is where the film turns out to be set near
"thesbians!? But that's illegal in 39 states" gets me EVERY.SINGLE.TIME 🤣🤣
i also just loveee hearing your commentary on the animation!!! the characters and textures and EVERYTHING are astounding, and not many reactors take the time to appreciate all the little details like you two do
I don't know if you noticed already, but the scene on the road at night, Rango does not have any heroic motive or goal when crossing the road, it is more an attempt to end his life while crossing, but as you saw, no man can walk out on his own story
23:46 This sort of predicted a incident Johnny Depp had while filming Disney's box office bomb, the Lone Ranger. During filming of the Lone Ranger, Depp's saddle slipped off a horse and he fell in front of it with the hooves missing his head by a few inches.
Poor Johnny, I'm glad he is okay with only minor injuries after the horse incident. 😢
The bit where Jake has ran out of bullets, and he tells Rango he hasn't got the nerve gives me chills. When they first met he said Rango didn't have killer in his eyes, that he couldn't see it. In the moment Rango said "try me" Jake looked afraid because he did in fact finally see it in his eyes, he knew he'd pull the trigger.
Johnny Depp is from Kentucky. I'm a fan of JD too. My 11 yr old daughter has liked this movie since she was 3 yrs old
That makes sense!!!
Fun fact: while the walking cacti in this movie are not real, there IS a cactus known as the Creeping Devil aka the Walking Cactus which DOES move across the ground. It does so by growing horizontally and killing off its older portions.
I REALLY want Gore Verbinsky (director of Rango and Pirates of the Caribbean) to do more animated films. ❤️ It’s like Wes Anderson or George Miller where his style is just PERFECTLY suited for animation. ❤️ Very well deserving of his Oscar!!
When I watched the extended scene of Rango, I felt like we needed a sequel to Rango. Rango Unchained? Rango's Redemption? Who knows? Maybe Gore Verbinski will decide to make another sequel
same here
And I agree, this is PERFECT for Gore Verbinski animation.
Fantastic Mr. Fox is Wes Anderson's best animation.
And Happy Feet is perfect for George Miller's animated films.
3 directors who take their perfect style of filmaking to animation 🦎🦊🐧
when Rango hits the windshield of the car at the beginning of the movie the guy in the car is actually Johnny Depp from the movie Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Each scene of the movie was acted out in live action by all the actors as the movie was being made to understand how the characters would act and move.
Hunter S. Thompson cameo! A role played by Mr. Depp with amazing panache!
5:12
Wearing the same shirt, might I add.
Mr Depp deserves a lot of recognition for one: Playing as Rango, and two: Playing as Hunter S. Thompson in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas!
@@zoeysavino709 also The Rum Diary.
@@zoeysavino709 lots of Fear and Loathing references in this one.
My favorite was the part where the hawk carried of that critter and he said " you son of a...." It was really clever.
I just watched this movie for the first time today and holy cow it's awesome! The sound design and the score are just incredible and the voice actors really sell their characters. And my god, if a character can show up in the last bit of your movie and be so unbelievably cool that he steals the show, he deserves an award. Bill Nighy is PERFECT for Rattlesnake Jake; his line delivery is so well done for a gunslinger outlaw rattlesnake with a machine gun for a rattle.
I love that they actually acted the movie out, and the animators made the characters to match their movements. 🥰
This was the first animated movie done by Oscar Winning Visual Effects Company Industrial Light and Magic.
Fun fact in the beginning of the movie Rango lands of the car of Raoul Duke's car! He was played by Johnny Depp in the cult classic 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas'!
What I love about this movie is that Rango is not just voiced by Johnny but also act and move in his style.
I still come back to this movie sometimes, and it's a great watch every time. Johnny Depp's Rango is a delight to watch, and easy to root for despite the whole "liar revealed" cliche. It was palatably done in this one. And RATTLESNAKE JAKE. I loved his performance. I still sometimes find myself muttering my favorite of his lines: "What was it you said? Pretty soon, no one will believe you even existed." The venom in that delivery - excuse the pun - is just gold.
By the by, if you still take movie recommendations, I really, HIGHLY recommend you two watch either "The Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole" or "Wolfwalkers". They're both really gorgeous works of animation that seriously need more attention.
Go to gold, Bill Nighy, we believe in you for playing Davy Jones and Rattlesnake Jake!
You too Johnny Depp! Your performance of Rango and Jack Sparrow is well deserved
“I’m gonna blow so many holes in ya, your guts will be leaking lead!!”
At 5:17 Where Rango is on the windshield. This is an easter egg for the movie Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. The man driving is Raoul Duke, a character that has also been played by Johnny Depp.
one of the coolest and realest issue Animated film! ❤
Masterpiece
(5:16) Don't know if you guys noticed Johnny Depp's character from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Such a great easter egg, that movie is a classic!
There isn't a time or place I've seen this movie that I didn't love every second. It really is just a perfect combination of choices across the board.
This movie was based on 2 great western comedies "the pale face" starring Bob Hope and it's remake "the shakiest gun in the west" with Don Knotts about a dentist who went west.
This movie was suuuch an inspiration for my art style growing up, it's so great to see you guys reacting to it!!!
I think industrial light & magic had a big hand in why this is so good the special effects team behind Star Wars and many other classics , also this and Fantasic Mr fox are my favorite animated movies both are very good
Okay, so story time; there is a scene in this movie that unfortunately didn't make the edit but caused me a giggle attack of pants wetting proportions. When I explain this to people, they truly don't understand why it would be "that" funny. I honestly can't explain why it hit me just right. What do you call it, when a joke hits you just right? The joke doesn't have to make you laugh quite that hard again, but pushed you to the brink of madness and loss of bladder control. Inebriation aside.
But what's the scene??? I wanna laugh too! 😂😂
@@lillykawaiifox me too, me too🤚
Okay, I can't find a clip anywhere and it's going to be pretty anticlimactic when I try to describe it but here goes. When Beans is talking to the bank manager about the water shortage, she makes a statement that causes the manager to react incredulously by going, psssht right in her face. The angle of the camera shows over her left shoulder and slightly back to his reaction, and little tendrils of her hair flutter back. At the time it struck me how close to someone you'd have to be to make that happen, how cartoonish the action and how someone would get slapped for that, but how perfectly the intensity of the action shows how next level incredulous we are.
So at the beginning of the movie when Rango is being flung through the street and ger smatted on the car windshield that he gets stuck on that one guy with the cigarette that was actually one of Johnny Depp's previous roles in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
Rattlesnake Jake is right up there with Davy Jones from Pirates of the Caribbean for awesome CGI villains. The way he talks sometimes reminds me of him.
Funnily enough Jones and Jake are the same actor, Bill Nighy. And agree both fantastic villains
@@HellBent_ Now that's proof that Rango is like another Pirate's of the Caribbean, but it is just in a western style with animals
@@zoeysavino709 not really, the narrative and characters are completely different.
@@SorchaSublime True, but I am just saying the two movies, including POTC At World's End, has Gore Verbinski, Johnny Depp, and Bill Nighy.
A great actor and a great and kind man . Justice for Johnny Depp!!!
Rattlesnake Jake is one of my all time favorite animated villains.
His design is so cool, and his lines are very well done.
Not to mention he gets the "Hell" pass and is soooo intimidating.
But the bonus points go to him being like an anti hero, too (or just an antagonist, not a villain).
He rightfully called Rango out for his lies after Rango had kept leading on the town and soaking in all the glory he was given without any solutions to their water problem.
And then he took the mayor away at the end and made a connection of respect with Rango by acknowledging how incredible Rango really is.
Lol do all the reactors just get together and discuss what movie they’ll post next? I’ve seen a lot of new Rango reactions from one of the most popular reaction channels 😂
No, but it is weird how we always sort of line up lmao!!!
Maybe thor mentioned it, it's possible he reacted to it 2 days ago coincidence 🤔... I think not! 😂
This is a positive version of the media's Twitter echo chamber. They are all subscribed to each other just like we are subscribed to them. And they watch what everybody's doing and it truly does cause a trend of reactions.
So we get awesome reactions to great movies. The media follow each other in Twitter and end up just spreading the same wrong bullshit over and over until the world is so confused about what's happening that it wants to tear itself apart.
@@natecloe8535 I'm hoping for Elon Musk to take over and fix Twitter because Mars Suckerburglar can't with his Facebook
There's a good chance that there's just a lot of people reacting to Johnny Depp movies right now, to show support for him, what with the current trial.
this movie is like a fever dream. there was about a month a few years ago where i thought i made this movie up 💀
Animation fever!
Planned by: Rango
As you mentioned the behind the scenes is great; I mentioned on Thor's vid also. The way the actors full on committed even though they weren't going to be on screen says a lot. Same for Avatar. There's a few clips from the BtS I always remember, and to touch on what NTB mentioned about the more humanistic animal approach, you can really see that in Bill Nighy's performance. So great. Isla Fisher is also fantastic, absolutely love her.
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa i asked for this a while back, its soooo underrated THANKYOU SO MUCH for reacting! T^T
Idk how many times i've watched this movie great reaction as always
The scene where Rango and the frog gets attacked by a red-tailed hawk is 1 of the best chase scenes ever. Btw, that's what hawks do. When their prey is in a bottle, they pick it up, fly it up really high, and drop it. Not only so the prey will be dead, but also so that the glass will be broken and they'd be able to eat it. I love birds!😊
Wow its be awhile since I have seen this movie
So mainly It was *CAPTIAN* Jack Sparrow V.S. Davy Jones 2 all along😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 but Davy respected him alot this time at the end 😂
That one of the things about that i really love about Rango villain, Rattlesnake Jake. He's just a man of business and he doesn't even die or get defeated like most villains, once Rango had won Jake gave him respect and left.
I love it when people react to this movie, it’s one of the best! And so is Rattlesnake Jake. This movie always makes me nostalgic for living not far from that area.
“Because this is where it gets complicated”
Yep, you need a very good hability to lie, but Rango is good in words.
Rango never was from the west, and he didn't kill the Jenkins brothers
He is nothing but a fake and a coward
"Ain't that right?"
"yes"
"LOUDER"
"Yes"
What a sad moment for Rango 😔
accomplicated
wait i want to hear about those rocks in the desert that moved
Omgomg I had missed you guys reacting to this!
*runs to watch*
2011 was a terrible year for animation but Rango was one of the shining stars among the dead space of bad and mediocre movies and animated stuffs
Kung Fu Panda 2 and Arthur Christmas are both fucking awesome movies that came out that year.
@@legendaccount3247 people don’t give Kung Fu Panda 2 the respect it deserves
@@rozey_posey3141 Plus Rango got an Oscar award in 2012. Kung Fu Panda was part of the Oscars, but did not seek the award.
Thank you Gore Verbinski for directing such a masterpiece of animation!
Kung Fu Panda 2, Puss in Boots, Arthur Christmas
@@abc.animal5143 Arthur Christmas wasn't in the Oscars, but it should be well deserved!
A Cat In Paris, Chico and Rita, Kung Fu Panda 2, Puss in Boots, and Rango (Winner) are the ones that were in the Oscars
Working at a theatre that rango credit song haunts me years later still
33:49 So another dark aspect about this movie despite being labeled a “Kids Movie” is that during this scene Rango wasn’t actually trying to make it across he was trying to commit suicide. Yet he still managed to get across as if something wasn’t allowing him to die because his story wasn’t over.
"Listen up you pathetic fraud, this is my town now. If I ever see you again I will take your soul straight DOWN TO HELL!"
- Rattlesnake Jake
Fun fact the voice of rattlesnake jake is the same actor who played David Jones in pirates of the Caribbean!!!
Davy*
And yes Davy Jones played Rattlesnake Jake and he was voiced by Bill Nighy
Great stuff 👌 #JusticeForJohnnyDepp
Rango is a movie that left me cold when I first viewed it but won me over upon subsequent viewings to the point that I consider it a superior animated movie. Depp's voice is great for animation. He did a stellar job as a yogi in the series King of the Hill.
One of my favorite parts is in that canyon scene, the frog guy was shooting and loading his lever shotgun with one hand
Rango will always have a special place in my heart and will always remain my number one movie.
every time i watch rango i get thirsty like im in the desert myself...
it shows how well they managed to make me immersed in the world they created...
5:17 LOL I never noticed that Hunter S. Thompson cameo before. Perfect.
Behind the scenes is so much fun for this. Johnny is really hilarious.
5:17 You need to watch "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas"
I need to point this out, but Rattlesnake Jake is voiced by Bill Nighy, the same actor for Davy Jones. And this movie’s directed by the same guy who directed the 3 first Pirates of the Caribbean movies, Gore Verbinski. So it’s a cool reunion between Johnny, Bill and Gore.
33:50 Rango was trying to die crossing the road with the cars.
Did you know that the driver who sprays and swipes Rango is a parody of another Depp's character from the movie Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
did anyone noticed the decorated iron tip of the birds beak? it might suggest he is some sort of gunslinger too
Did you get the Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas reference? Another Johnny Depp film.
Wow this was a nice timing!! I literally just rewatched Rango and now I get to see you guys react to it
I just watched a Norse God react to this while I was working earlier today, and lamented not watching it after. What a coincidence that the two of you, who have a special appreciation for animation, get to enjoy and shed some light on this masterpiece
I love this movie so much! The animation style, the unique character, realistic looking weapon, the themes etc,
The windshield that Rango lands on is on the car driven by Raoul Drake from "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" played by Johnny Depp and inspired by a book written by Hunter S. Thompson.
Would love to see your reaction to the behind the scenes of the voice recording for this movie. So much fun!
dont know if its somewhere in the posts but the guy in the beginning that Rango lands on the windscreen is JDs Fear & Loathing character that even looks like him
I am BEGGING y’all to watch speed racer (2008), you will absolutely love all the green screen and artistic VFX. PLEASE
In the last stages of heat exhaustion before you die… you get extremely cold… and hallucinate… I’ve lived in the desert my entire life and people die out here ALL the time.
Actually when Rango mentions that he and Rattlesnake Jake's mom had a social active lifestyle, in terms of evolution it's actually true. Both Lizards and Snakes belong to the same family called Squamates.
I love the slight acknowledgment of fear and loathing in las vegas
The lighting and texture detail paired with the sound design really added to the immersion of this film for sure.
Which makes this a masterpiece of Johnny Depp's performance
When this movie came out I didn't really understand it, but when watching the behind the scenes and motion captures, it was too hilarious and so enjoyable that I decided to give it another go.
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Absolutely loved this reaction! Thanks for actually showing most of the movie to get the full experience. 🙂
Guys this was awesome of you x
I saw the video on those moving rocks! Totally wild that they finally solved it!
The model for Rattlesnake Jake was so big and complex that he had to be animated in two separate parts. His design and personality were also inspired by Lee Van Cleef, certified badass western actor who costarred in two Man With No Name films with Clint Eastwood. Speaking of, the Spirit of the West was not voiced by ol' Clint but Deadwood star Tim Olyphant.
Fun fact: this film was my introduction to westerns
Mine too!
rango is one of my favorite movies and its my favorite johnny depp movie
And today I am watching you watching my favorite childhood movie