The Magic Sword: Quest for Camelot - Ruber (English) HD
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- Опубліковано 31 гру 2019
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Some may think that the song is a bit obsolete, but I think it's great and also hilarious. It actually fits in with Ruber's personality. - Фільми й анімація
Let's be honest we all searched this up
Of course!
You know, that says something about how this movie connects with us.
Yup
I grew up watching this
Vague memory’s of this dude in the back of my head. Doesn’t he have a weird sword Hand at some point?
“I was in the neighbourhood and I thought I’d invade!” Lol
I’ll admit I’ve used that line once
Surprised that hasn’t memed on r/history memes
I thought he was saying invite
Basically how our country started.
I really want an opportunity to say that one day
"Your mad"
"Im so glad u notice ive been working at it for years"
He so proud of himself lol
Hey, it's the perfect way to backhand any insult!
Yeah 12 years in Azkaban
🎼🎵🎶let Darkness find this sad ways let's go back to good old bad days no more foolish acts of kindness all around this kingdom (Chuckles & Wheezes) will be mine🎶🎵🎼
Duh, he’s a murderous, violent and brutal psychopath!
That's how my therapy sessions will go if I'll ever feel the need to go there.
Fun fact: Gary Oldman took a few shots before doing Rubers lines in order to be more in tune with the insanity of Rubers character. I say he succeeded with flying colors.
Dang, that's like with Justin Roiland and Rick Sánchez.
@@ARCtheCartoonMaster Justin Roiland, the cuck lib reddit atheist is abusive, typical
3/10 villain.
That is dedication
@@ARCtheCartoonMaster2 cases of shitty guys we needed to get rid of long ago
"With this potion I bought from some witches"
Truly one of the backstories of all time.
But that’s a story for another time
Ruber looks like he really wants to dance but he's afraid people will make fun of him so he just kind of awkwardly half-dances so he can still get his groove on but be able to pass it off like he's "not really trying to dance" if someone calls him out
he's got potential with The Robot though
This is so specific but so accurate 😂
I would've still made fun of him by saying "Your song sucks and you can't sing".
Considering the guy has the power to pretty much do whatever he wants, someone would have to be stupid to call him out on his dancing. That or they probably have a death wish.
@@OfficialBulldozerStudios Eh, I would make fun of his dancing anyway lol
Can we just appreciate that Gary Oldman always gives 100%
Agreed and Gary Oldman is Fantastic Voicing Ruber!
This is the closest we'll get to Gary Oldman's General Grievous.
He overacts here though
@@wolfgangamadeusmozart1293 Yeah but he does "fun" overacting.
Don’t forget he also voiced Shen in Kung Fu Panda 2
This guy’s facial twitch was the creepiest thing about him.
I know the facial twitch is supposed to represent how insane he is, but it's also making me think he's one drugs. Probably adds on to his power trip.
@@chancesettlemire4358 nah, I think he naturally built up his strength and skill since his childhood
@@jerichamesclammay3107 I wasn't referring to performance enhancing drugs.
Still creeps me out!
Also whats with the fucked up finger nails. Lmao
This man sounds like an insane fitness instructor. "I'll transform the meek and sickly into iron men with hands of steel."
And who knows what happens when you are late to your gym appointment! 😂☝️
I deny your headcanon and substitute it with my own.
Behold! Mr. Ruber, the Gym teacher!
"I'll make a man out of you"
He is evil and selfish.
Iron man
WRITE IT DOWN WRITE IT DOWN
I always loved how Ruber's army looked. Like, the idea of an army of Humans so obsessed with power and glory they willingly turned themselves into literal war machines is so fascinating to me.
@Don't think just see which is why I stole the idea for a story I’m writing lol
Only mad men would mutilate they’re own bodies for the sake of power.
the mad and the oppressed have one thing in common ....both will willingly give themselfs up to what ever resonates with their desires
just as power mad ones baths in eldritch energies with delight to fuse themselfs with weapons in the name of infamy and might..
so will the oppressed walk into foundries of silicon and fiber to emerge as machines of war in the name of their kin and offspring..
@@skullton3292:3 do tell! whats the story called? i'll give it a looksy
@@LunaStardust666 I haven't made it, when/if I ever finish it, the story would be called Julia and they'd be the villain's main fighting force.
Who else is still having a hard time to believe this is Gary Oldman
The voice of Ignitus
Always thought Ralph Fiennes was actually Gary Oldman from this voice. Now I begin wondering what we would get if Gary Oldman was Voldemort with Ruber's dialect.
Vito Mcsween not me
So Sirius wants to rule the world. Got it.
@@zurvanmooney4940 did you ever watch the UA-cam video library assistant savior for dog
Not gonna lie, after rediscovering this, I realize Ruber would make such a great d&d villain. I've been thinking of ways to adapt this megalomaniac while jamming out to this whole song.
Same, I've instead switched out the potion he uses for metalmen with an artifact I made that can cast a small list of spells and (with a sacrifice of anyone's blood) turns people into CR:2 demons, and using his army of Bandit Demons to destroy the kingdom and more. Something I hope plan out more.
Im toying with the idea of creating a Dread Domain from Van Richten's Guide where Ruber is a Dreadlord trapped in a world where he "won." The world goes back to the war and violence he wants, and Camelot is both his fortress and prison with an inverted Round Table, where Ruber has Knights that represent evil ideals (greed, power, etc). I imagine the stuff that "killed" him in the movie actually takes him to this Domain instead.
At least his men are easy enough; Iron Golems, the whole lot of 'em.
Here’s some info:
When I watched the movie, I can actually see why Arthur would have Ruber involved in the round table even though Ruber was clearly messed in the head.
Throughout the film, Ruber doesn’t just have his men sent after the group but is personally involved throughout the chase. Within that chase, every problem that the main characters face, they ultimately leave behind for Ruber and his group to deal with in the aftermath… and Ruber CONTINUES to succeed and chase after them.
There’s a scene where the group is chased by the dragons and get cornered by Ruber too, but they escape and leave Ruber with the dragons to fight. It transitions with Ruber dropping his sword, getting in a corner, and then punching a dragon in the face. Next scene with Ruber later, and they’re cooking dragon meat on a skillet…
Needless to say, Ruber was, no joke, a genuine warrior.
Whatever monsters the main group escaped from, Ruber either killed or escaped from as well. There wasn’t a point where Ruber was shocked either. He always seemed to know what he was dealing with even if it was way out of his league to fight, so there are signs of experience and shows why he’s the leader.
This reminds me so much of the 2014 warcraft movie. There's something so bad that it's good about this movie
"You're mad!"
"I'm so glad you noticed! I've been working on it for years." *eye twitch*
Yes, give me all the craziness. Give me the villainy.
ikr
"Now this chicken can KILL!!!" Obviously this man has never met a Rhode Island Red Rooster
Or a Cucco. Attack one and it sends a revenge squad.
of couse he didn't. America wasn't discovered back then
@@saraross8396 😂😂😂😂😂 true
Or chickens in general.
That moment when you realize that the potion says "Acme"
I’ll admit as a kid I looked it up in the dictionary
The same Brand that Wille Coyote uses to attempt to catch Road Runner.
That 's why he failed at Take over Camelot.😂
I'm not gonna lie, at first I thought the potion said "Acne" lol.
Must've gotten it from Witch Hazel.
Have to say Ruber is one of the most intimating villains out there. His first feat to demonstrate his threat level is he was nearly able to murder Arthur right at the round table that was filled with knights at his side. He was so insanely strong that he bulldozed right through the knights and was only stopped by Excalibur. And just about everything after he does is nothing but impressive, stopping a spiked mace with his bare hands, showing that the griffon is his bitch, and even later on killed a dragon, again, with his bare hands. I even assumed that it was he who lifted the giant off of them once he got into a better position. Ruber was kinda insane.
Gary Oldman Does One Hell of a Job With The Voice Too For Ruber!
He's not intimidating, he's a bland villain who over-acts
Must've had a lot of medieval steroids.
@@erinmccutcheon3751I'm sure there was a potion for that.
he’s such a powerful force for destruction that the best way to defeat him was just to let him destroy himself
I must admit... Gary Oldman has a nice, evil singing voice.
I mean I’d let him sing to me at night. Lol
That's what I was thinking
2:10 yes, he did.
Him casually humming along with the music like it's playing in his head and nobody else can hear it 😆
Now I want someone to edit the music out of this so it's just Ruber "rhythmically talking" and humming to himself.
That's my favorite part of this scene. I can't think of a single other example of a movie character humming to their own song
"With this potion I bought from some witches..."
You...your potion came from Wile E. Coyote's suppliers. Your defeat & failure was inevitable
2:55 when you forget the lyrics and just start humming the song
Honestly my favorite party how insane he is to kindof break the fourth wall a bit lol
That makes this movie special
“Ah was in tha nayberood nd ah thoht ‘d iNvAdE.”
Is what I’m going to say when I go round a friends house without messaging them first.
Likewise
You mean "I was in the neighborhood and I thought I'd invade".
@@andreaverduzcothepowerpuff2239 No, not enough accent, try again.
I'm a weird person. Been that way my whole life. Now if anyone dares (and I've had a few that did) ask me if I'm mad, I hit them with Ruber's one liner.
Leaves them in rotflol stitches but ehhh I'm not complaining. At least I get to use it.
Obsolete?! This is one of the best Villain songs of all time! Its so naturally insane its so much better than a full song out of nowhere for no reason. its brilliantly chaotic, crazy, fun and creative one of my faves of all time!
One of my favorite villain songs
Yes finally someone who agrees with me!! HUG MY KINDRED SPIRIT!
it's hilarious but lbr it's barely a song
Ifu it wasn’t supposed to be, it was an insane semi-rhythmic monologue of a narcissistic madman.
Ikr?! Honestly this guy is one of my top favorite villains besides joker.
I love how deranged this guy is
Not many animated villains can pull it off but my god is he creepy
Because he Means what he says sure he give the typical monologue but its how he presents it, he enjoys bringing pain to others
I have a theory on how Ruber was able to become a knight at the Round table, my theory is that Ruber was a very powerful warlord or the son of one, hence his desire for power, and had a lot of enemies. When Arthur came along, he saw that he and Ruber shared many commen enemies and saw Ruber as "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". He asked Ruber for his full support and in return, a place at the Round Table and a possible guarantee of large amount of land, there is one line that Ruber says at the start of the film "I wouldn't have supported you all these years if I thought you were running a charity.". This line also indicates that all the land he had as a warlord was handed over to the Arthur's kingdom and when he tried to get it back, SIr Lionel said that the King had decided. And Ruber's ego couldn't take that so, he fought back. Lost everything and for the next ten years, the only thing that kept him going was his desire for power and revenge against Arthur. Hence why when we see him ten years later, he is more unhinged and driven to near madness.
That's a really good theory. Still, it terrifies me how a psycho like Ruber had a place among the knights of the round table. Can't imagine all the atrocities he has caused using that title
You cannot convince me from the way he's animated and written that Nicolas Cage wasn't the first choice for Ruber and I feel deeply deprived that we didn't get to hear him sing this wild ass villain song.
Hahaha I could see it!
Sure, but man... it's Gary Oldman lol THE Gary Oldman
Now we can all agree it wasn’t the best film. But sometimes I don’t need an Oscar worthy script. I just need a fun time and by golly this film is so much fun. I remember watching this and the dragon song over and over again as a kid. Good times.
Exactly. Not everything needs to be perfect. I love this movie just the way it is.
Yes, exactly! Nice to know I’m not the only one who likes this!
I feel people unfairly hate on it thanks to Doug Walker reviewing and blasting it.
This is just nostalgia for me! I don't need deep analysis or deep diving for this. I remember and appreciate just pure entertainment!
@@Aithalothes Hey, at least this song has genuine entertainment value and you can see what they were going for with its descent into a hilariously mad rant.
As opposed to a certain someone's review-""""parody"""" that just makes you want to beat your face into The Wall.
Is it weird that i like to sing and act out this scene in its entirety?
Nnope, I do it somethimes in my head lol.
1:50 always had me acting it out
Same
2:56 It's such a tiny moment but Gary Oldman humming/chuckling along to the beat just makes this song, lmao
OH my gosh yes i've always noticed this when I watched it as a kid and ven now, it makes me just so happy!! It really brings in that this character is like actually part of it! I also love the stride hes doing with like the tinest little head bob or shake, like UGHH!! I'm so glad someone else noticed it!!!😁❤❤
I specifically searched this up FOR that part!!!!
a very appreciated part of the song by Gary Oldman , glad others noticed this.
I just like the idea that Ruber and his men rehearsed that song and choreography before they arrived as that was all way too smooth to be all improv 😂
Well, he *did* say he'd been practicing his madness...
"No no no NO! You big oaf! It's step, step, turn-step, menace!
RESET! We'll take it from the top... again!"
Imagine a guy breaks into your house and just starts singing.
“- Juliana: You're mad.
- Ruber: I'm so glad you noticed. I've been working at it for years.”
It's kinda interesting that he's one of the villains nobody was able to beat in a fight and required tricking to defeat.
I agree. I actually think Ruber has bad tunnel vision.
The cartoon sound fx always had me laughing. Maybe they added them to make this scene not so scary? Either way, it's great.
The scene was still pretty creepy.
I’m supposing it was, this scene might have been a lot more scary to kids without “funny axe chicken”
The iron monsters remained me of the burning legion from warcraft
If that was their goal they failed. He gave me nightmares as a child 😂
Gary Oldman is so brilliant
Agreed Gary Oldman is So Great Playing Villains!
Ruber is basically a Chaos Knight. And it is glorious, pure supervillainy
I love how all the goons are just "uh.... why's the boss singing?"
And then they dance anyway🤣🤣🤣3:52
"Cuz' da rest of us coudn't rememba da words."
I always imaged Ruber as the knight Arthur had to do his dirty work he couldn't ask the others to do. When a kingdom is divided not everyone is gonna come together immediately when someone becomes king. There's always gonna be those who will be against it and I can see Arthur sending Ruber to deal with those people promising land in return and that's when the movie starts and Arthur just casually acts like Ruber is going crazy and Ruber is just fed up with Arthur's bullshit
I don't think that's the case. It's implied in the beginning that each member of the round table got their own land to govern in Arthur's name and Ruber simply wanted more than what he was given.
Thats actually a good idea: Arthur didnt wanted himself or the other knights involved in dirty work so instead he ordered Rubber to deal with those people (warlords, nobles, witches) who were a threat to him and his quest to become king. And after all the bloody work is done Arthur has no intention to give Rubber his promised land.
Of course Rubber would be still a megalomaniac mass murdering warrior but Arthur would be still just as guilty as him because he gave Rubber these orders in the first place.
I like how the female protagonist Kayley doesn't hesitate at all to bash Ruber's head in with a friggin mace. xD You didn't see that happen very often with heroines.
Ruber is the only villain I’ve ever seen with the confidence to punch a dragon in the face 😂
@@samparrish4870thn proceeds to eat said dragon for dinner,refuses to elaborate further..ruber is truly the gigachad of this movie 😂
I've always been of a mind that this song, while it could be improved, that improvement would be to make it sound even more hectic and insane then it already is. Get real Elliot Goldenthal with that orchestration! The actual song itself is perfectly suited to the character of Ruber--frantic, all over the place, rhyming in odd ways, industrial, and aggressively malevolent compared to most villain songs of the 90s.
Also, if I may vent, screw COPPA and UA-cam's negligence that made that legislation a necessity, for making discussion on children's media like this impossible, thanks to their gutting the comment sections.
Trae Wilson because of them I will never see the comments on “fruit loops rapping rhino”
Bring on the darkness!
Bring on the doom!
We are the army
of glory and gloom!
I remember as a kid, I wanted toys of Ruber's mechanical henchmen. I thought they looked so cool.
there were toys if two; the mace hands guy and one that kinda looks like the spiky head one but its just kinda a vague look based on the goons
Fun Fact: Gary Oldman would actually drink beforehand and get a good buzz going to get into the right frame of mind for voicing Ruber.
A good call on his part. Ruber sounds crazy and proud of it.
Not at all surprised. Dude's chewing the scenery so viciously that it explains the inconsistent animation lol.
No wonder Dreamworks get Oldman played as Lord Shen
0:41 he says he's bored of the silence, but when the guy drops the cup and makes noise, he get's pissed and calls for silence.....?
Nah he was just being extra crazy lol
I think he’s tired of their silence filling up the place, cause he’s about to burst into song and dance XD
"Let's go back to war and violence,
I'm so bored with peace...and
*SILENCE!!!* "
(Did I scare you enough? 😉)
This guy is one of the best villains in history. All he wants is to spread chaos and make everything that's evil or bad to life.
Yyyeah that's a boring villain sorry. But I'm here for Gary
I can name like 10 villains who have that schtick
@@Rorschach003 Can you? I'm running low on movies to watch lol.
@@m.l.kow1998 its not boring. If it's not your taste then it's not your taste but it's anything but boring you twit
@@m.l.kow1998yes, so boring. Better have a villain who plans evil schemes because he wants money. This town deserves a better class of criminal.
At 1:36 I love how the guy was about to stop her and finally let her go like "Well, I want to see my boss do something fucking badass !"
2:00 “I have a plan! It includes YOU!” Well, no shit! Here I thought you just wanted to tell a random stranger your idea.
Studio: we need you to play a cartoon villain. Nothing too serious, he turns a chicken into a medieval cyborg. Think you can handle that?
Gary Oldman: *Taking some of the Librium he stole off the set of Leon: the Professional* “Sure.”
Years later in Dreamworks: We had watch this cartoon movie and you have lot of mistake, Oldman.Therefore we need to fix you as a villain Peacock in one of our sequel movie, this time *NEED* to be serious, he stealing metals to creating cannons, and has something to do with the main protagonist's past. Can you do it?
I think this movie would have been much better as a PG-13 rated movie with blood and even some profanity. It might’ve done better in the theaters.
Maybe, I enjoyed this movie, but I think the problem was that it tried to hard to emulate Disney when it should have tried something else.
Jonathan Wells I'm also guessing that the dragons would have a bit of shock humor
And we would have more warner bros animated films.
It was meant to be a kids' show, thank you very much.
But, this movie is rated g.
I take him more seriously as an evil Peacock going up against a Jack Black voiced Panda.
Imagine Ruber wearing the Carnage symbiote
That would be very terrifying he's already crazy enough
@@williamwomble9978 I know😂🤣🤣🤣
Well he is already like Cassidy
Get that Disney shit outa here!
@@jonathanwells223 Carnage is SONY not Disney. Stupid
When the villain breaks into your house and starts singing you know shits about to go down.
3:19 Me when the boss throws a pizza party instead of giving a raise.
1:37 Kaylee has some major balls to try and attack Ruber from behind! Shame it failed.
At least she got her revenge on him at the end.
Nope. Kayley is female not Male. She've been Played By her
Criticisms aside, I love the transformation scene itself as a whole. It's kinda eerie that we don't know the full effects or the "price to pay" that the potion entails. Ruber probably didn't care what happened to his lackies, he probably just saw what the potion could offer him. He's too insane to care about consequences of using the Black Arts. Plus, him using the well (At least, I assume it's a well) as a makeshift way to get his men into their new bodies quickly was a nice way to improvise. Additionally, I don't consider his men as "Robots". I kinda view them as a metallic variant of Trolls, or orcs or whatever they are, instead of flesh and blood. And finally, I love how they incorporated their weapons as LITERAL extensions of their bodies. From Flails, to crossbows, they fully came prepared. The plan didn't need to be subtle, but Ruber was a villain in the sense that the good guys had to ouwit him.
the short sightedness he has for the potion also plays out in the end when he combines this arm to Excalibur, but cannot remove it from his body when he strikes the sword into the stone.
@@mckenzie.latham91 Exactly. I never thought of it that way, nice thinking friend!
I think the rooster enjoyed being a monster (at least at first)
@@suggiethames9870 Yeah, that's true. I think it was because he wasn't happy at the beginning of the movie, and thought he found a place of welcome with the Ruber's lot, only for him to realize he's been treated worse and realizes he was a jerk in the first place.
But it's never explained
And to think that the lovely Gary Oldman voiced this character (including the song)!
He's like a Medieval Dr. Robotnik
Doesn’t help, that bladebeak is voiced by sonic himself
Jaleel white.
I can't believe I forgot about this movie, what a throwback. I'm going to have to play as Ruber during my next D&D campaign, a fighter so powerful he becomes evil because who can really stop him from taking anything?
hahha same ,i made a character named Ruber in ESO, Albion online, Mount & blade, Conquerors blades xd
Apparently, a blind man, and a girl welding Excalibur which she never gets to use.
I've always wanted to made Ruber a villain in my campaign but I couldn't get it right...
2:19 WHY AM I DYING OF LAUGHTER
1:30 What a laugh ! And then that's not a evil laugh, that's Laugh of fun!!
He’s honestly my favorite and most underrated villain
I like how they got away with barely making a song because of how batshit crazy ruber is.
This guy killed Julianna's husband and still has the audacity to ask her for a kiss lol
It was all part of the plan.
First, Ruber kills Sir Lionel, and ten years later, he now asks his widow Lady Juliana for a kiss? Ugh! That’s despicable! I am absolutely disgusted!
@tesscarvelli4690 All part of the plan
"I hear your still single."
Man, Gary Oldman was gloriously camp in this in all the best ways.
I'm gonna say it, I loved this movie as a kid and somehow I still do
“Okay, is he just making this song up as he goes?”
-Nostalgia Critic
Idk how much they paid Gary Oldman to do this film but it wasn't enough for how hard he went XD
Therefore Gary Oldman went to Dreamworks and became Lord Shen to make him better and enough for how hard he went
I just love the lyrics for this song, the henchmen’s choreography and that back flip that ruber does. Awesome!
This scene scared the SH☆T out of me when I was little but it was absolutely my favorite movie
Despite being an incredibly generic villain, Gary Oldman going all in with the dialogue delivery makes up for it.
I think this is the closest we'll get to Gary Oldman as General Grievous, whom he was originally supposed to voice.
I always thought Ruber’s song slapped when that beat came in 😂
I think the background singers say
"We are the darkness, we are the doom.
We are the army of glory and gloom"
Question - why was Ruber made a Knight of the Round Table in the first place? Could Merlin not tell he was a complete psycho?
He was propably a mercenary thst helped Arthur on wars and campaigns and was awarded with knighthood for his accomplishments. Thats how it worked in medieval times. Also, tge guy trusted Lancelot with his wife and a guy nsmed Mordred, safe to say he had trust issues.
According to 4chan, he was the inbred son of a previous knight.
This dude literally bitch slapped a dragon and is eating it moments later. Why wouldn't he make him a knight.
It was because of Rubers hysterical strength, berserker fighting skills and near invulnerability to pain. He was such an undeniably outstanding warrior they were willing to take the risk.
@@JWeb66 True.
Bladebeak was having a blast!
1:36! Nice catch!
That was always badass
I'm more concerned of how his hand isn't bleeding from one of the mace's- oh Yeah! The movie is rated G. Right.
@@benjaminc.9015 no hes just so badass he doesn't bleed
@@benjaminc.9015 he didn't hit the spikes
@@shadowslayer9988 It's a SPIKED hunting mace. Observe at 1:37 - 1:40, his fingers avoided the spikes, but his palm should be right on the spike. Look up spiked maces and see how impossible for one's hand to NOT hit spikes when you're grabbing the sharp and lethal end. But, like I said in the first reply. The movie is rated *G.* As in family friendly.
This rhythmic background music during the transformations is the most unsettling thing ever! I was so afraid as a child and I still kinda am
Gary FREAKING Oldman! This man was always meant to play crazy villains when he wasn't playing Commisioner Gordon or Winston Churchill of course. He's just so...*chef's kiss* perfect.😁
Edit: This scene scared me a bit as a kid. Correction, Ruber and his mechanical army themselves scared me a bit as a kid.
Well Churchill is a villain
So do Lord Shen
It a nice to know his army won’t try and rebel against their leader due to how absent minded they are. Can’t help but ponder if there was a better way for her to escape other than “the guard holding her lets her go and seemingly when they return, he just grabs the mother’s arm” all the while ignoring the girl they previously had their hands on (and I guess also being tone deaf too if they were able to have a conversation when they were right next to her). I get they aren’t smart, but the suspension of disbelief got stretched a bit far.
Even if critics think this movie is a Disney ripoff, it’s still of my all-time favorite animated films.
I think the song should be called "Will Be Mine" because he says it four or five times in the song.
“But before she can become the world’s greatest knight Ruber takes over their village by doing the most diabolical thing. Singing”
It's like the movie was at war with itself whether or not to have a villain song as it's happening
"Transform the weak and sickly into iron men!". Raise your hand if it fits Dr. Julius Robotnik's roboticization.
2:20: that motion is so good.
I agree!
Who knew Acme had been into potion making.
This nigga pulled up with a Fork lmaooooo
Yeah, imagine what would happen if he did get fused with a fork. He literally be a fork with arms and legs.
I only just realized recently that Ruber was flirting with the widow of the husband he killed that’s pretty messed up. Still favorite character in this film but dang that's yeah.... 😨
Ruber seems like the kind of villain that really wants to break out into song. But rather selfconsciously stops himself short whenever he's about to get into a good riff.
Ruber is so sadistic & I love it
Gary Oldman over-acts all the time in this film. And when he sings the villain song, It feels like he's making up the lyrics throughout it.
First Camelot, then Gongmen City... which is the next cartoon kingdom Gary Oldman would take over?
Have you ever seen a Villain that loved the sound of his own voice more than Ruber?
Y'all I just rewatched this movie and I have to say the animators did a really good job. Like others have said here, the movie isn't perfect, but the animation is really detailed (Ruber's fingernails, Kaylee's run through the branches when she went into the forbidden forest, Aiden/Silverwing's flying sequences, and all of Ruber's crazy twitches, eyebrow waves and lip curls). Not to mention how good Gary Oldman sings "...where I will claim all that is mine." The vibrato bro
This is so much higher in quality than anything produced in over a decade in both art and storytelling. We had no animated films aside from anime. I am so sick for computer animation and lack of songs.
This was probably my favorite animated movie as a kid and I rooted for Ruber every single time, I to this day know the words to every song in this movie
Gary Oldman is So Good Voicing Ruber!
"now im BACK, and i will be staaaayyying this tiiiiiiiime" has been stuck in head for years and years lmao
Special mention goes to 2:47 where Ruber is momentarily visibly wondering what the hell he's going to call his mad creation, and a few seconds later starts humming along to his own theme song while strutting around the well during a lull.
4:12 Did they just dabbed.
Gary Oldman is a great man playing villain characters
so do Lord Shen
This has to be the best 90s era villain
This is my favorite song from this movie
He got the potion from the Acme Factory, not from witches.
That’s what I figured.