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RIP Biggie Cheese. I can't believe it's been over a year since Biggie was killed due to gang related violence. I'm still so surprised at the amount of support that the community poured out for his family.
@@SynthCool Yeah, a second kid ended up giving it back and apologized. Although he later told me that Kid #1 had said it was alright to borrow it BEFORE he announced it was stolen. So either Kid #2 was lying to save face, or Kid #1 was just after some attention. Or maybe there was even a simple misunderstanding between the two. Regardless, it was a huge pain in the ass for literally everyone.
I’m curious, has there been any other movie out there with a fraction in it’s title? The only other ones I could think of are the Naked Gun Sequels and that’s more of a joke then anything else.
@@brandonlyon730 i'm curious too! i swear i've seen at least some X.5 titles, but are we talking SPECIFICALLY fractions visualized as x/y used in less of a jokey fashion? sort've an off but related thought, i know decimals/fractions/whatever are used more in games for sure. a good example is the pc port of Earth Defense Force 4, a really goofy low budget monster game. they added content and refer to it as 4.1
The real answer for the male utters thing is actually a lot more mundane. The director of the movie Steve Oedekerk just said that it just looked funnier for the cows to have the incorrect anatomy and that he figured “city folk” thought all cows looked like this.
2 Quick things about Nacho Libre, I think the film is honestly even better the more you dig into those old Movies staring Famous Luchadors like “El Santo” & “Blue Demon”. It feels like a parody & Tribute to those kinds of films and since I grew up catching those on Sundays when my dad was watching Spanish Movie channels it definitely hits that nostalgic part of my brain. Also in unfortunate news Actor & real life Luchador César Cuauhtémoc González Barrón (real name), who played Main Villain Ramses in the film as well as had several Luchador Personas over the years (2 notable ones being Black Tiger III & Silver King) passed away last year of a heart attack. Appearing in multiple films, Wrestling Rings, and had even held several Tag Team Titles over the years he will be remembered all over Mexico & Japan for his great performances in the ring and in the case of Nacho Libre for introducing a lot of Americans to Mexican Wrestling outside of an Episode of Mucha Lucha... Rest In Peace Champ
As someone who still hasn't seen the video, is it addressed that the character was based on an actual person? I was surprised about that fun fact involving Sergio Gutiérrez Benítez aka *_"Fray Tormenta"_* after reading an article about him. An awesome and true, badass hero!
I know that he isn't an actor (AFAIK) but another Luchador Jesús Alfonso Huerta Escoboza, aka La Parka (or La Parka II to distinguish from the original La Parka) died back in January from an in-ring injury sustained in July. He was one of the biggest names to be in AAA (the biggest lucha promotion in Mexico with CMLL usually in 2nd place) through the late 90s into the 2000s and 2010s. He held numerous titles in AAA as well as being a one-time DDT Pro-Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Champion (don't ask. please) and should be remembered fondly even through the controversy of the La Parka name.
mr leedles Damn... I mostly learned about the death of Silver King because of Cultaholic’s “In Memoriam” video of Wrestlers that passed last year. Sad to hear another great performer was last just last month... this is gonna be a sad thread ._.
@@MrLeedlesProductions I'm not a fan of AAA. I always get an outlaw mudshow vibe from it because of their lax rule enforcement. I mean I love Tirantes Jr but I feel he loses a lot of hype when every ref is trying to be the heel ref. I was a bigger fan of the traditional rules of CMLL, so I was shocked to find Paco Alonso died last year. Lucha is getting fucked these last five years. It feels like big names are dropping like flies.
@@lrgogo1517 If memory serves me well enough from the literal one time I've watched it, Selina is a movie about a famous Spanish music star and her life and career until her death. Edit: I'm probably off and leaving things out, but like I said, I've only seen the movie once.
I saw the Barnyard movie after the show when I was younger and I remember being caught off-guard by how much drama the movie had. Jimmy Neutron also had a more dramatic angle in the original film, but it feels like the show still carried enough of it to feel like a continuation of the movie rather than the stock lighthearted sitcom spinoff.
"The Spiderwick Chronicles" is one of those movies you faintly remember existing, then see it again like 2 decades later. Other movies in this list includes "Arthur and the Invisibles", and that one CGI Disney movie about World War 2 birds Edit: it's called "Valiant"
@@powpowouchy5 He kinda is. Mufasa didn't die from the fall, he died from being trampled to death by wildabeasts. Additionally, the coyotes from Barnyard are weak as fuck due to malnourishment.
@@EllyAllyRose There are a lot of white Mexicans around Mexico so I just see it as a white skinned Mexican being the main character and not a American being the main character in the movie
@@slothbaby2104 yeah I'm a white Mexican, my mom side of the family is light skinned and the town from Mexico in Jalisco, the population is mostly light skinned
You know what would be rad?? Since Tiger Mask is a heel with a heart of gold it would be a cool reversal of Ramses being a hero who was an asshole on the inside.
@@blindedjourneyman I wonder if they'd set up equally important but opposite goals so they'd have to go for the "lets both lose" ending or maybe one of em has to take the loss to help the other. So many ways to take the story.
Fun fact: Jack Black and Mike White both worked on School of Rock, and ever since I saw that there was a guy named Mike White, they are the most iconic duo of all time (to me) just for the names alone.
Ah, finally Nacho Libre, the movie the oscar winning film, Joker, was secretly a remake of. (Edit) Call me Mr. Fantastic if this sounds too much of a stretch but both films do in fact share many similarities the more you think about it. 1. Both protagonists are born into a life that they don't have a strong drive for but make the most of it they can for others. Even though people around them make it difficult for them to do so. Nacho's life in the church and Arthur's life with his mother. 2. Both protagonists aspire to be a respected and public figure like their idols they see on TV. Nacho's idolization of Ramses and Arthur's idolization of Murray. 3. Both protagonists have a life changing event that occur during the night-time. This event forever alters them and boosts their confidence. Nacho's first match and Arthur's train encounter. 4. Both protagonists suffer delusions of grandeur as a result of this boost in confidence. Nacho's newly found wealth and Arthur's newly found confidence. 5. At one point in the film, both protagonists break into and confront high-ranking figures of their area during a social event, disguised as workers. Nacho breaking into the party at Ramses' and Arthur breaking into the opera house Thomas Wayne was at. 6. Both protagonists go through a second life changing event that cements their new found identity. Nacho's hawk ritual and Arthur's realization he's adopted. 7. Both protagonists rise up and become symbols for the impoverished and defeat their idols at the film's finale. Nacho defeating Ramses and Arthur killing Murray. 8. Both get beat up in an alleyway.
Meanwhile, I grew up with the direct-to-video sequel "Charlotte's Web 2" from 2003 which introduced Cardigan (a lamb with black wool) that Wilbur befriends. The original voice actor that voiced Boots from Dora voiced Cardigan.
The funny thing is that I remember the "Back at the Barnyard" show a lot more than the movie itself. Even watching the movie for the first time when I was 13 made me think "Okay, so it's Lion King but with barn animals."
freddie highmore's career has consisted of video game adaptations, book adaptations, and then his long-lived role as a legendary delusional over-emotional psychopath who bangs his mom. he's got the range.
Just wanted to drop in and say I fully appreciate the way you structure your reviews and how you analyze the movies. You give us more genuinely interesting information on several movies in the same amount of time it takes other reviewers to ramble on about one.
Thanks. Yeah I make these reviews to be as condensed as possible. Many of my early vids reviewing 1 movie suffered from me trying to get to the 15 min mark when I don't have all that much to say. I like this list video format for movie reviews that wouldn't work for a full video.
Fun Fact: When Rick Riordan was selling the film rights to The Lightning Thief, he had to choose between Fox and Nickelodeon. He went with Fox, but it is fun to wonder what a Nickelodeon Lightning Thief would have been like.
I remember one semester at the art institute I was told an interesting fact about Barnyard. Apparently the director who was working on the movie was at one point gonna direct the movie Titanic, bur denied the offer because he thought the idea of making a movie based on the titanic was a bad idea. He was proven wrong and was apparently blacklisted, or at least couldn’t get any decent work until Barnyard. Details are a it fuzzy but thats what me and the class at the time were told.
Legendary Cast I really want a compilation of these types of moments. Pan is such an awkward guy that there’s probably tons of conversations like this that are overlooked
@@a_jonathan4140 I remember pan replying to a person that he wanted to do a Best Pan Pizza moments video to include these lets play scenes. no delivery on that
For Barnyard, I met the writer/director Steve odenkirk and Otis's voice Chris Hardwick in my first Comic Con in 2008, it was pretty good. I definitely remembered the hyping up of Charlotte's web, though I haven't seen it as of yet.
The weirdest thing about the Spiderwick movie that their was a McDonald’s happy meal tie in., I had figure of one of those flower sprite things from that.
I remember for either this movie or Series of Unfortunate Events had a tie in with lunchables that had you solve some cyphers on the package to win something like movie tickets or money(?) I only remembered it because of this
A bit of a correction during the Barnyard segment, The Ant Bully wasn't produced by O Entertainment, it was produced by DNA Productions, which several members went to O Entertainment to form Omation Animation Studios, who was the company that animated Barnyard under O Entertainment, following DNA Productions shutting down in 2006.
Spiderwick Chronicles used to scare the shit out of me, that scene at the end where the dad suddenly returns and asks to see the book is extremely tense and sursprisigly violent
I remember going to our local drive in when Barnyard and Nacho came out; they were shown together in a double feature, as tradition dictates at that drive in. I’ve seen Nacho Libre many times since then, Barnyard not so much lol
I remember reading somewhere that Dagg being skinny while the other wolves are more plump implies that Dagg kills the hens purely out of enjoyment rather than to survive, which makes his character even creepier if it's true and makes his keychain of chicken talons make more sense.
I actually like Barnyard the movie more than Barnyard the show because Barnyard the show feels like some bizarre attempt at a spinoff that just didn't land for me.
And wasn't the point of the movie for Otis to be more responsible while the show just throws that to the side, kinda removing the good will Ben did for the farm?
Yah Back at the Barnyard was very non- episodic and thus had very little long term consequences. I do remember the show having a lot of good comedy though, which to be fair was largely the point of the show.
Same. Just watch we will forget that he’s making these nick movies videos and all of a sudden he will upload. Hey I’m not complaining I love it when pan uploads a new video! :)
dude I've been trying to recall the spiderwick chronicles for so long but all I could remember was the troll guy spitting in the kid's eye and the granny being nice
I had a film professor who was obsessed with the Spiderwick Chronicles movie. I've never seen it, I need to. We would be discussing movies like Capote or The Master and he would just start talking about something great he saw in the Spiderwick Chronicles.
Hi Pan I’ve been a fan of yours for ages because of the amount of research and work you put into your videos but just wanted to say thanks for your recent videos because they’re some of my favourites and this series has been an awesome nostalgia trip for me!!!
I really like the atmosphere in Spiderwick. I grew up in a farmhouse and I loved to go to the woods and hunt for bugs and tadpoles and the like, imagining there was a magic world out there. it really captures that childlike sense of wonder for me... even if it's not that great a movie.
I remeber The Spiderwick Chronicles actually scared the shit out of me as a kid. I had an over active imagination and would think the things I saw movies or other fiction were real and would come to get me at night. I still do, but now its mostly regulated to earthquakes and being a failure.
In case if no one told you, Steve Oedekerk did NOT work on The Ant Bully, it was DNA Animation, an animation studio that made Jimmy Neutron and Santa Vs. The Snowman. I doubt DNA had involvement with Barnyard.
the scene where ben sings wont back down gives me chills every fucking time and it pisses me off because its the same movie that has "THAT'S CALLED *BoY tIpPiNg*" in it. i agree its an alright movie, just upset that that scene always gets me considering 90% of the rest of the movie lmao
It makes sense they cut out most of the fourth Spiderwick Chronicles book, it’s a mostly pointless detour involving dwarfs that’s only major thing is showing Mulgerwrath is watching Jared closely whenever he’s outside the circle and vulnerable
I remember I was in third or fourth grade when my class went to see Charlotte's Web (because we happened to be reading the book in school). At that time, I was terrified of going to the theater because it was dark, loud, and flashy, and the trailers sometimes creeped me out. My teacher had to convince me to join with the class, and I remember seeing a promo with the frogs from Meet the Robinsons. It actually turned out quite well and I enjoyed the movie, though I don't think I've watched it since.
I'm disappointed that Pan didn't mention that in Barnyard there is a recently widowed pregnant cow that Otis hits on and she gives birth to a son who they name Ben. Though she's missing in the show yet her son is there.
I thought in the show that the son wasn’t present but the widowed cow still is there except Otis and that cow’s relationship ship is new. The show had a really weird continuity compared to the movie
@@bobbyferg9173 ) the character was completely different in the show and had a different name, weird.... also, fun fact: in Swedish, Otis has the same voice actor as Patrick Star.
I love how similar the opening to Barnyard is to Toy Story. Everyone just comes to life and makes small talk after the humans leave, do a staff meeting and a stunt with a ramp.
Oh my gosh, your Charlotte's Web portion was so damn wholesome. I would agree that you should check out the book, but maybe listen to it on audiobook if you're not a big reader. I'm so glad you're still doing this series and I would agree that the timing in this one is on point.
I actually had pretty bad arachnophobia as a kid (still do) but for some reason live action charlotte never freaked me out. I got way more freaked by the flying spider babies at the end.
I remember going to the theater to see Spiderwick and loving it. Years later I couldn't find it again and always got it confused with Bridge to Terabithia since it has a foresty setting with kid protagonists and a mystical title and then then I later found that that movie is about a girl dying and still couldn't find what this movie was... Until now.
Rango is such a bizarre yet well made movie that I didn’t fully appreciate when I first watched it. The Last Airbender movie on the other hand is something that always has and always will be utter trash
@@bobbyferg9173 Rango I didn't like as a kid, but growing up iv'e grown to appreciate it. It's a amazing tribute to Westerns, with great animation, and character designs. The reason why people don't like it is It's not kids movie, It's a movie for adults.
Not Chuck Productions Actually it’s Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging, Hotel for Dogs, Imagine That, and The Last Airbender that are all next. Not a good list of films lol.
This video's not even sponsored I just really like Hypercharge Unboxed on Switch. An 80s toy themed Tower Defense FPS with PVP. Hoping the player base grows:
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Barley made it to the Tuesday deadline. Glad to get this out on time
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Make a south park video
That ghastly appearance because of your eye bags, skinny and pasty white looks say otherwise.
Nice try.
@@geoleo965 okay
If I had a switch I'd get it
RIP Biggie Cheese. I can't believe it's been over a year since Biggie was killed due to gang related violence. I'm still so surprised at the amount of support that the community poured out for his family.
He was truly a powerful voice in the rap game. Gonna miss ya Biggie Cheese!
Barnyard just isn't the same no more ;_;
RIP
His collab with Poochie still slaps
Yeah. RIP Biggie Cheese.
We'll find out one day who set those mouse traps.
He was truly f a n t a s t i c
There is a special layer of hell for whoever stole Jack Black’s psp
Funny enough, that circle of hell will likely be Jack Black's heaven.
It was probably some Mexican stage hand or a cleaning personal that traded it at the pawn shop for gas money.
Ive been quoting the psp thing since 2008 whenever I can't find something
Wait, so you're telling me Jack Black was making vlogs before he had a UA-cam channel and before the site even existed?
A true innovator
He was the original youtuber he planned this whole thing snice the beginning.
@@mc.gemstone Jawed is just Jack Black in an inverse fat suit.
Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny had a bts vlog as well, it's on New Line Cinema's UA-cam channel and the special edition DVD
Nah, it already existed...granted a year earlier.
_"A strong man stands up for himself. A stronger man stands up for others."_
*~ Ben (Barnyard)*
Do you speak only in quotes?
@@logannottheonefrommarvel9917 No he's just unfunny
This is on the level of the Steve buscemi phrase in spy kids 2
"A strong man stands up for himself. A stronger man stands up when he poops"
-Ben (Barnyard)
"With great power, comes great responsibility"
*Ben* *(Barnyard)*
Jack Black losing his PSP is the most mid-2000s thing ever.
Jack Fennimore It really is. Lol
Lol, a kid in my class in 2007 had his PSP stolen, and we also stopped everything to look for it.
@@io_est did he find it?
@@SynthCool Fuck you.
@@SynthCool Yeah, a second kid ended up giving it back and apologized. Although he later told me that Kid #1 had said it was alright to borrow it BEFORE he announced it was stolen. So either Kid #2 was lying to save face, or Kid #1 was just after some attention. Or maybe there was even a simple misunderstanding between the two. Regardless, it was a huge pain in the ass for literally everyone.
"Imagine if the Lion King lobotomized most of it's plot, and added more Timon and Pumba slacking off with Simba."
So Lion King 1 1/2 then?
I’m curious, has there been any other movie out there with a fraction in it’s title? The only other ones I could think of are the Naked Gun Sequels and that’s more of a joke then anything else.
Lion King 1 1/2 is awesome
@@brandonlyon730 i'm curious too! i swear i've seen at least some X.5 titles, but are we talking SPECIFICALLY fractions visualized as x/y used in less of a jokey fashion?
sort've an off but related thought, i know decimals/fractions/whatever are used more in games for sure. a good example is the pc port of Earth Defense Force 4, a really goofy low budget monster game. they added content and refer to it as 4.1
@@brandonlyon730 8 1/2
Brandon Lyon well the internal name for Captain America Civil War was Avengers 2.5
I remember “Back at the Barnyard” more than the actual Barnyard movie.
Same
I remember both equally.
It’s kind of like how I watched the Jimmy Neutron show before the movie
All I remember is that fat mouse singing Mister Boombastic.
I remember wondering why it was called Back at the Barnyard when I was younger
Maybe the reason the barnyard animals hate brands is because they’re genetically modified livestock ,which would explain why male cows have udders. 🤔
The fan theory gets deeper
Otis is trans
The real answer for the male utters thing is actually a lot more mundane. The director of the movie Steve Oedekerk just said that it just looked funnier for the cows to have the incorrect anatomy and that he figured “city folk” thought all cows looked like this.
@@brandonlyon730 I'm from Alabama and even i thought there were male cows until i was like 12.
Make the males more female, by making less aggressive. Making them taste better
2 Quick things about Nacho Libre,
I think the film is honestly even better the more you dig into those old Movies staring Famous Luchadors like “El Santo” & “Blue Demon”. It feels like a parody & Tribute to those kinds of films and since I grew up catching those on Sundays when my dad was watching Spanish Movie channels it definitely hits that nostalgic part of my brain.
Also in unfortunate news Actor & real life Luchador César Cuauhtémoc González Barrón (real name), who played Main Villain Ramses in the film as well as had several Luchador Personas over the years (2 notable ones being Black Tiger III & Silver King) passed away last year of a heart attack.
Appearing in multiple films, Wrestling Rings, and had even held several Tag Team Titles over the years he will be remembered all over Mexico & Japan for his great performances in the ring and in the case of Nacho Libre for introducing a lot of Americans to Mexican Wrestling outside of an Episode of Mucha Lucha... Rest In Peace Champ
As someone who still hasn't seen the video, is it addressed that the character was based on an actual person? I was surprised about that fun fact involving Sergio Gutiérrez Benítez aka *_"Fray Tormenta"_* after reading an article about him.
An awesome and true, badass hero!
I know that he isn't an actor (AFAIK) but another Luchador Jesús Alfonso Huerta Escoboza, aka La Parka (or La Parka II to distinguish from the original La Parka) died back in January from an in-ring injury sustained in July.
He was one of the biggest names to be in AAA (the biggest lucha promotion in Mexico with CMLL usually in 2nd place) through the late 90s into the 2000s and 2010s. He held numerous titles in AAA as well as being a one-time DDT Pro-Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Champion (don't ask. please) and should be remembered fondly even through the controversy of the La Parka name.
mr leedles Damn... I mostly learned about the death of Silver King because of Cultaholic’s “In Memoriam” video of Wrestlers that passed last year.
Sad to hear another great performer was last just last month... this is gonna be a sad thread ._.
@@MrLeedlesProductions I'm not a fan of AAA. I always get an outlaw mudshow vibe from it because of their lax rule enforcement. I mean I love Tirantes Jr but I feel he loses a lot of hype when every ref is trying to be the heel ref. I was a bigger fan of the traditional rules of CMLL, so I was shocked to find Paco Alonso died last year. Lucha is getting fucked these last five years. It feels like big names are dropping like flies.
El Santo was the basis of Ricochete's action figure El Ray
0:46 “Finally a movie I wish the Spanish teacher would play when the Selina DVD was scratched” That was honestly a really good joke, lmao.
It's not even a joke with how accurate it is from my experience
What is Selina?
RebelTaxi Mine too, lol. I think my class watched it around three times in total within the span of a year.
@@RebelTaxi Pretty accurate to the one Spanish class I had in my life.
@@lrgogo1517 If memory serves me well enough from the literal one time I've watched it, Selina is a movie about a famous Spanish music star and her life and career until her death.
Edit: I'm probably off and leaving things out, but like I said, I've only seen the movie once.
I can't believe you ignored the best line in Barnyard.
"There is a cow outside our window."
".... This is a cow farm, you'regunnahavecowsoutside"
It was always hilarious how drastically different Jimmy Neutron and Back at the Barnyard were from their movies
I’m kinda in love with your pfp js
Barmyard did have a bit of it. But yeah 70% of the time it was parties, south park if it was kid safe, and the 2 fun outings in the movie.
The only major diffrence i recall for Jimmy Neutron is Cindy's design and Nick's importance
I saw the Barnyard movie after the show when I was younger and I remember being caught off-guard by how much drama the movie had. Jimmy Neutron also had a more dramatic angle in the original film, but it feels like the show still carried enough of it to feel like a continuation of the movie rather than the stock lighthearted sitcom spinoff.
Steve Oedekerk was also responsible for Kung Pow, Ace Ventura When Nature Calls & The Nutty Professor 1996.
Jack Black and Mike White
Holy shit, that combination IS epic.
Just wish Jack Black got on Survivor like Mike White did.
Clearly haven't heard of Jack Grey.
Jack Black & Jack White would be more impressive
Together they've become...
*_MAAAACCCKK GREEEEEYYYYYYYYY_*
Just realized that's the same guy who played the real music teacher in School of Rock
"The Spiderwick Chronicles" is one of those movies you faintly remember existing, then see it again like 2 decades later.
Other movies in this list includes "Arthur and the Invisibles", and that one CGI Disney movie about World War 2 birds
Edit: it's called "Valiant"
Valiant
Funny enough , Freddie Highmore stared in the former
I rewatched Spiderwick recently and it was alright
2 out of 5 Dark Magician if you get that reference
I used to be huge into the Spiderwick books back in the day
“Ben could kick Mufasa’s ass.”
Wow, didn’t expect that.
But is he wrong tho
@@powpowouchy5 He kinda is. Mufasa didn't die from the fall, he died from being trampled to death by wildabeasts. Additionally, the coyotes from Barnyard are weak as fuck due to malnourishment.
Yeah, Mufasa kinda died from horny bois...
It's Rebeltaxi, expect him to say everything going in.
@@spearmintpony7105even if he wasn’t trampled, there’s no way anyone would survive a fall like that
Nacho Libre is the Black Panther to us Mexicans.
Yes, even though the main actor is white, however Jack Black did such a great job and he respect the culture and lucha libre, it doesn't bother me
Except Nacho libre is actually good
It's El chapulin colorado
@@EllyAllyRose There are a lot of white Mexicans around Mexico so I just see it as a white skinned Mexican being the main character and not a American being the main character in the movie
@@slothbaby2104 yeah I'm a white Mexican, my mom side of the family is light skinned and the town from Mexico in Jalisco, the population is mostly light skinned
Ah,I see you have entered the "old-DVD-binder-in-my-basement" era of Nick movies.
The kid that molesters cows in Barnyard becomes the the bad guy from Megamind, this confirms that happen on the same universe.
The kids name in Barnyard is Eugene.
The villian's name in Megamind is Hal.
Is it possible he changed it to his middle name?
Ah I see, from Cow Tipping to Penis Music
WeegeeSlayer people can have two names
WeegeeSlayer I thought his name was snotty boy
Nacho Libre in Japan, this can only mean Nacho Libre vs Tiger Mask.
You know what would be rad?? Since Tiger Mask is a heel with a heart of gold it would be a cool reversal of Ramses being a hero who was an asshole on the inside.
@@ViktorTheMusician that'd be one wholesome ending.
@@blindedjourneyman I wonder if they'd set up equally important but opposite goals so they'd have to go for the "lets both lose" ending or maybe one of em has to take the loss to help the other. So many ways to take the story.
That would be beast.
@@ViktorTheMusician Yes!
When I was younger I used to think jack black was Mexican and when I found out he wasn’t it changed my life
He lied to us
As a kid this fucked me up
He is that great of an Actor.
I'm Mexican and thought he was Mexican as a kid too
That perm and mustache definitely sold the look.
Fun fact: Jack Black and Mike White both worked on School of Rock, and ever since I saw that there was a guy named Mike White, they are the most iconic duo of all time (to me) just for the names alone.
Ah, finally Nacho Libre, the movie the oscar winning film, Joker, was secretly a remake of.
(Edit) Call me Mr. Fantastic if this sounds too much of a stretch but both films do in fact share many similarities the more you think about it.
1. Both protagonists are born into a life that they don't have a strong drive for but make the most of it they can for others. Even though people around them make it difficult for them to do so. Nacho's life in the church and Arthur's life with his mother.
2. Both protagonists aspire to be a respected and public figure like their idols they see on TV. Nacho's idolization of Ramses and Arthur's idolization of Murray.
3. Both protagonists have a life changing event that occur during the night-time. This event forever alters them and boosts their confidence. Nacho's first match and Arthur's train encounter.
4. Both protagonists suffer delusions of grandeur as a result of this boost in confidence. Nacho's newly found wealth and Arthur's newly found confidence.
5. At one point in the film, both protagonists break into and confront high-ranking figures of their area during a social event, disguised as workers. Nacho breaking into the party at Ramses' and Arthur breaking into the opera house Thomas Wayne was at.
6. Both protagonists go through a second life changing event that cements their new found identity. Nacho's hawk ritual and Arthur's realization he's adopted.
7. Both protagonists rise up and become symbols for the impoverished and defeat their idols at the film's finale. Nacho defeating Ramses and Arthur killing Murray.
8. Both get beat up in an alleyway.
Holy shit
Oh my!
"When you bring me out, could you introduce me as Nacho?"
@@ShinMario098 NACHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
HOLY SHIT DUDE! Impressive analysis.
I saw Charlotte’s Web in theaters when my mother realized tickets for Arthur and the Invisibles were sold out. Not sure if that’s a win or a lose.
Meanwhile, I grew up with the direct-to-video sequel "Charlotte's Web 2" from 2003 which introduced Cardigan (a lamb with black wool) that Wilbur befriends. The original voice actor that voiced Boots from Dora voiced Cardigan.
Definitly a win.
From what I've seen of Arthur, an absolute win.
andre sousa it bad
Hoooooooly shit!
Nacho Libre (Next to Kung Fu Panda) is one of Jack Black's Best fllms he's ever done. Dude had his PSP stolen to make that film.
And Haylie Duff lost her dog to make Napoleon Dynamite. Jared Hess films are dangerous.
What about King Kong (2005)?
The funny thing is that I remember the "Back at the Barnyard" show a lot more than the movie itself. Even watching the movie for the first time when I was 13 made me think "Okay, so it's Lion King but with barn animals."
Same
Shame on you Barnyard is the Bible
I remember the one with Geraldo Rivera* and my dad laughed at that episode for the TV repair pig, man joke and the blowdart joke.
*Or a parody off
I loved the Bigfoot episodes for some reason
freddie highmore's career has consisted of video game adaptations, book adaptations, and then his long-lived role as a legendary delusional over-emotional psychopath who bangs his mom. he's got the range.
He currently plays an autistic doctor on ABC's The Good Doctor.
@@gamewiz720 Wait, the MC of The Good Doctor is him? Holy shit, he has changed a lot.
Aleblasco39 I know, right? I was completely shocked that it was the same actor. Freddie is such a fantastic actor.
@@MetalSonicReject Yeah, although I never watched a full episode from The Good Doctor, I've seen bits of it and I'm surprised by his change
Video game adaptations?
13:09 The return of the “played by Steve Buscemi” joke
It never goes away
I never knew there was a real life priest who was a secret wrestler. That’s pretty badass! ^^
Right
The girl in Charlotte's Web is such a non-entity that I've seen both movies AND read the book and I couldn't tell you what her name is.
Name?! What are you talking about? Her name is “Thea Gurl”.
Fern
Freddie Highmore turning into AVGN caught me off guard and made me laugh way more than i should have
Ben’s death in Barnyard was the first time a film ever made me cry. And I was bothered how the tv spin off seemed to have Otis regress
And his voice actor changed, Daisy and her newborn baby were replaced with Abby, and Miles the Mule just disappeared.
Just wanted to drop in and say I fully appreciate the way you structure your reviews and how you analyze the movies. You give us more genuinely interesting information on several movies in the same amount of time it takes other reviewers to ramble on about one.
Thanks. Yeah I make these reviews to be as condensed as possible. Many of my early vids reviewing 1 movie suffered from me trying to get to the 15 min mark when I don't have all that much to say. I like this list video format for movie reviews that wouldn't work for a full video.
Fun Fact: When Rick Riordan was selling the film rights to The Lightning Thief, he had to choose between Fox and Nickelodeon. He went with Fox, but it is fun to wonder what a Nickelodeon Lightning Thief would have been like.
I remember one semester at the art institute I was told an interesting fact about Barnyard. Apparently the director who was working on the movie was at one point gonna direct the movie Titanic, bur denied the offer because he thought the idea of making a movie based on the titanic was a bad idea. He was proven wrong and was apparently blacklisted, or at least couldn’t get any decent work until Barnyard. Details are a it fuzzy but thats what me and the class at the time were told.
You talking the James Cameron directed Titanic or those animated ones?
I like how quotable Nacho libre was
All the white kids were quoting Napoleon dynamite and we Mexicans would quote nacho libre
My dad and I quote Nacho Libré to each other ever since the movie came out
Especially the "stretchy pants" one lol
To this day when we're talking money I'll say "How much is that in tacos?" and nobody but me understands the reference. Their loss I guess.
My family always goes "take it easy"
@@stocxt
Same tbh
GET THAT CORN OUTTA MY FACE
When Ben started strumming that iconic song, it gave me immediate chills. Long live King Ben
yall remember when this man had a breakdown while playing toystory on the SNES?
The pregnancy one where his girlfriend debate if they should get an abortion is the best one. It's the Uglydolls playthrough
@@NotFerb98 Just watched it. It's wonderfully pathetic. Thanks
@@a_jonathan4140 I demand and update. These feel like great ARG material or a WWE storyline gone wrong.
Legendary Cast I really want a compilation of these types of moments. Pan is such an awkward guy that there’s probably tons of conversations like this that are overlooked
@@a_jonathan4140 I remember pan replying to a person that he wanted to do a Best Pan Pizza moments video to include these lets play scenes. no delivery on that
FINALLY, NACHO LIBRE GETS THE RESPECT IT DESERVES
For Barnyard, I met the writer/director Steve odenkirk and Otis's voice Chris Hardwick in my first Comic Con in 2008, it was pretty good.
I definitely remembered the hyping up of Charlotte's web, though I haven't seen it as of yet.
Wait, you meet those two? Great!
It was a good movie.
Charlotte's death in the animated film is still one of the saddest things I've ever watched and I haven't seen it in 20 years.
i feel like the “check out my oc” joke was overlooked. shit had me laughing
I saw the video notification while I was driving, so far the video is pretty goo....
RIP
(Slow version of "Turn Down For What" plays)
“Finally, a movie I wished the Spanish teacher would play when the Selena DVD was scratched up.” UNDER-APPRECIATED LINE
Yea lucky me. I’ve seen the movie about three times now.
Ours would play Labamba
Ours never played Selena, most of the students are Latino, so it’s assumed you’ve already seen it lol
I remember seeing barnyard in theaters and crying so hysterically for no reason that my dad pulled me out of theater and into the lobby
The weirdest thing about the Spiderwick movie that their was a McDonald’s happy meal tie in., I had figure of one of those flower sprite things from that.
I remember that, it's the only reason why I remembered this movie existed
Literally same
I had the little green goblin man
I remember for either this movie or Series of Unfortunate Events had a tie in with lunchables that had you solve some cyphers on the package to win something like movie tickets or money(?) I only remembered it because of this
"Barnyard is the most woke movie of all time "
- Pan pizza
Nathaniel Foga So is Otis female?
EnragedEric Otis identifies as male & that is all that matters
@@BigEOT3
*WAS
(if the theory is true)
@@BigEOT3 Otis is a FtM which means he's a guy now
A bit of a correction during the Barnyard segment, The Ant Bully wasn't produced by O Entertainment, it was produced by DNA Productions, which several members went to O Entertainment to form Omation Animation Studios, who was the company that animated Barnyard under O Entertainment, following DNA Productions shutting down in 2006.
Spiderwick Chronicles used to scare the shit out of me, that scene at the end where the dad suddenly returns and asks to see the book is extremely tense and sursprisigly violent
14:55 “Everybody looks like a Scooby Doo suspect” Jesus Christ...
I remember going to our local drive in when Barnyard and Nacho came out; they were shown together in a double feature, as tradition dictates at that drive in. I’ve seen Nacho Libre many times since then, Barnyard not so much lol
The only reasons why people still remember the Barnyard movie is because of Biggie Cheese and Ben the Cow.
I remember reading somewhere that Dagg being skinny while the other wolves are more plump implies that Dagg kills the hens purely out of enjoyment rather than to survive, which makes his character even creepier if it's true and makes his keychain of chicken talons make more sense.
I actually like Barnyard the movie more than Barnyard the show because Barnyard the show feels like some bizarre attempt at a spinoff that just didn't land for me.
And wasn't the point of the movie for Otis to be more responsible while the show just throws that to the side, kinda removing the good will Ben did for the farm?
@@ManaAdvent Yes.
@Katie Lewis Hell, the only thing I can remember about the series is one sheep avoiding shearing and the sheep are all zombie-like towards him.
Yah Back at the Barnyard was very non- episodic and thus had very little long term consequences. I do remember the show having a lot of good comedy though, which to be fair was largely the point of the show.
@Katie Lewis I need to rewatch the Rugrats movies.
Nacho Libre could've easily defeated Thanos without even breaking a sweat.
He really could tho
*LET*
*THIS*
*MEME*
*DIE*
It's not funny anymore. Please move on.
@@kimifw58 Sorry if bringing this joke upsets you
Ben can defeat both of them just by one look
Its cool how you mentioned King's backstory, didn't know if you would
That's Pan Pizza for ya, gotta represent the culture
Holy shit I forgot that Pan was reviewing Nick movies
Same. Just watch we will forget that he’s making these nick movies videos and all of a sudden he will upload. Hey I’m not complaining I love it when pan uploads a new video! :)
Bruh even though Nacho Libre is a kids movie it’s artistically stunning with the unique camera angles and visual storytelling
A strong man stands up for himself
A stronger man stands up for udders
Ben the cow (or bull or whatever)
19??-2006
dude I've been trying to recall the spiderwick chronicles for so long but all I could remember was the troll guy spitting in the kid's eye and the granny being nice
“Ben can kick Mufasa’s ass.”
-PanPizza, 2020
"Ben could kick Mufasa's ass."
~ Rebeltaxi 2020
Actually the reason some cows had udders was because the creators thought people who didn't grow up on a farm wouldn't be able to tell the difference.
11:43 I don’t know why this part just makes me feel warm
Playing that song from Charlotte's Web just hit me like a train full of nostalgia.
Nickelodeon movies Vol 4 : The Experimental Era
I saw it more as the era where Paramount is like "Another family/animated film? Put the Nickelodeon Movie logo on it and call it a day."
Featuring Jack Black and talking male cows with udders
Back at the Barnyard is basically the ultimate of shitposts
It’s funny you mention the Spanish teacher because my Spanish teacher literally showed me nacho libre in highschool
My High School Italian teacher showed the class the Italian dub of SpiderWick Chronicles.
I had a film professor who was obsessed with the Spiderwick Chronicles movie. I've never seen it, I need to. We would be discussing movies like Capote or The Master and he would just start talking about something great he saw in the Spiderwick Chronicles.
"I'd say it's my favorite Jack Black movie, but _Be Kind, Rewind_ exists."
I see you're a man of culture, too.
Hi Pan I’ve been a fan of yours for ages because of the amount of research and work you put into your videos but just wanted to say thanks for your recent videos because they’re some of my favourites and this series has been an awesome nostalgia trip for me!!!
I got worried Pan wasn't going to upload today, I thought it was either Pan uploads at 4 in the morning or not at all
that's called boy tipping
I really like the atmosphere in Spiderwick. I grew up in a farmhouse and I loved to go to the woods and hunt for bugs and tadpoles and the like, imagining there was a magic world out there. it really captures that childlike sense of wonder for me... even if it's not that great a movie.
11:03 I was seriously expecting Jack Black to go into the Octagon Sesame Street skit when he said "Hey how's it going"
Chuck and Buck Canonically takes place before School of Rock.
Damn, that feel when your gay lover moving on without you hurts so bad that you settle down with Sarah Silverman.
The Tragedy of Buck Schneebly
Where does Mike White’s Survivor stint take place in the lore
The Fox of Laurels a day before Chuck and Buck
I remeber The Spiderwick Chronicles actually scared the shit out of me as a kid. I had an over active imagination and would think the things I saw movies or other fiction were real and would come to get me at night. I still do, but now its mostly regulated to earthquakes and being a failure.
In case if no one told you, Steve Oedekerk did NOT work on The Ant Bully, it was DNA Animation, an animation studio that made Jimmy Neutron and Santa Vs. The Snowman. I doubt DNA had involvement with Barnyard.
the scene where ben sings wont back down gives me chills every fucking time and it pisses me off because its the same movie that has "THAT'S CALLED *BoY tIpPiNg*" in it. i agree its an alright movie, just upset that that scene always gets me considering 90% of the rest of the movie lmao
7:35
No, that's Captain Caveman
Cant wait for this revuew series to get completed so I can marathon the whole thing and get a good feel of how nick evolved trough the years
The only thing I remember from the Spiderwick movie is a scene where the kid stabs a troll disguised as his Dad and his family freaks the fuck out.
Nacho Libre is my childhood film. I watched it so many times and it’s still funny every time.
I remember having a bootleg of Barnyard 10 years ago, and it had extras that were basically random rap videos.
Always great to see Kick-heart get more recognition, thanks Pan!
Apparently Les Claypool composed a song for Barnyard which is the most bewildering thing in that movie
It makes sense they cut out most of the fourth Spiderwick Chronicles book, it’s a mostly pointless detour involving dwarfs that’s only major thing is showing Mulgerwrath is watching Jared closely whenever he’s outside the circle and vulnerable
Fun fact: The director of The Spiderwick Chronicles also directed Mean Girls.
He also directed Mr. Popper’s Penguins, Ghosts of Girlfriend’s Past, 500 Days of Summer, Freaky Friday (2003 version) and Bad Santa 2.
@@michaelbolcato192 Wait, he did? Huh.
Edit: He didn't direct 500 Days of Summer.
@Jesse Nathan He produced 500 Days of Summer (it was my mistake).
Tysm for mentioning kick heart, not a lot of people know about it and it’s great!!!
Thank you for representing Attack the Block
I remember I was in third or fourth grade when my class went to see Charlotte's Web (because we happened to be reading the book in school). At that time, I was terrified of going to the theater because it was dark, loud, and flashy, and the trailers sometimes creeped me out. My teacher had to convince me to join with the class, and I remember seeing a promo with the frogs from Meet the Robinsons. It actually turned out quite well and I enjoyed the movie, though I don't think I've watched it since.
I'm disappointed that Pan didn't mention that in Barnyard there is a recently widowed pregnant cow that Otis hits on and she gives birth to a son who they name Ben.
Though she's missing in the show yet her son is there.
I thought in the show that the son wasn’t present but the widowed cow still is there except Otis and that cow’s relationship ship is new.
The show had a really weird continuity compared to the movie
@@bobbyferg9173 ) the character was completely different in the show and had a different name, weird....
also, fun fact: in Swedish, Otis has the same voice actor as Patrick Star.
I love how similar the opening to Barnyard is to Toy Story. Everyone just comes to life and makes small talk after the humans leave, do a staff meeting and a stunt with a ramp.
Oh my gosh, your Charlotte's Web portion was so damn wholesome. I would agree that you should check out the book, but maybe listen to it on audiobook if you're not a big reader. I'm so glad you're still doing this series and I would agree that the timing in this one is on point.
I actually had pretty bad arachnophobia as a kid (still do) but for some reason live action charlotte never freaked me out. I got way more freaked by the flying spider babies at the end.
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0:29 nacho libre
5:47 barnyard
11:31 charlotte's web
17:38 the spiderwick chronicles
Ah yes fantastic video man, it was well worth the wait nacho libre was hilarious. It was well worth the wait and I’m glad you enjoyed barnyard.
Reviewing my childhood Jesus man I can’t wait for Rango
SlushieOfHats The best review is probably gonna be The Last Airbender. 😂😂😂
I remember going to the theater to see Spiderwick and loving it. Years later I couldn't find it again and always got it confused with Bridge to Terabithia since it has a foresty setting with kid protagonists and a mystical title and then then I later found that that movie is about a girl dying and still couldn't find what this movie was... Until now.
Can't wait for the next one!
We got Hotel for Dogs,Imagine That,The Last Airbender, and Rango!
Rango is such a bizarre yet well made movie that I didn’t fully appreciate when I first watched it.
The Last Airbender movie on the other hand is something that always has and always will be utter trash
@@bobbyferg9173 Rango I didn't like as a kid, but growing up iv'e grown to appreciate it. It's a amazing tribute to Westerns, with great animation, and character designs. The reason why people don't like it is It's not kids movie, It's a movie for adults.
Not Chuck Productions Actually it’s Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging, Hotel for Dogs, Imagine That, and The Last Airbender that are all next. Not a good list of films lol.
Chill Player 123 shit
Rango is something you appreciate with age. I can't find how a child would like it (as someone who first saw it as a kid)
I actually got a Spiderwick McDonalds Toys during a power outage once. It felt kind of...magical.