Fun fact, the Iron Giant was based on a novel from 1968 called "The Iron Man" and in that movie he challenges and I'm not kidding, a "Space-Bat-Angel-Dragon".
I read that book in 5th grade, and I thought the Dragon was the coolest thing ever(mainly because I was addicted to He-Man and the Masters of the Universe at the time). Now, if the big lizard had appeared in the movie and got to do battle with the Iron Giant, I think he would have been voiced by Tim Curry. Does anyone else agree?
So fun fact: there’s actually a deleted scene where it shows the giant dreaming and his dreams transmit to Dean’s TV. In it, it shows that he was from a race of literal thousands of giant war robots that went from planet to planet and destroyed them. Dean catches glimpses of it himself on the TV and is kind of terrified from it before the giant ends up waking up, yelling in a panic. Not sure why they got rid of it. Might’ve been too dark or removed a lot of the mystery of what the Giant was. Edit: I owned a VHS copy for years that didn’t include this scene, so it sounds like it was included in more recent releases of it like BluRay, so forgive me for my ignorance to that fact.
I think it was said in a behind-the-scenes interview, that it was taken out to give more weight to when he transforms. It becomes more of a shock when you see him "turn" on Hogarth at the dump.
@@justanicemelon9963 It is a beautifully animated and creepy scene, especially with the look of terror on Dean’s face and the somewhat justification for his eventual blow up in the junkyard towards the giant. However, I think the twist of seeing what he really is after he thinks Hogarth is killed is much more impactful and freaky. Speaking of, you can actually find it on UA-cam if you search it. I think it’s also included in some DVD releases if I’m not mistaken.
It's really such a tragic shame that this movie bombed at the box office. It's about as perfect as a "childrens" movie can get. When watching this as a child, this movie actually made me cry, specifically the ending when his head is found within the snow. Extremely hard to get such a raw emotional reaction out of me from a piece of media but this is one of the few that did it. Giants such a good character and the animation is so good. 10/10 movie.
Fr fr?.Or cap?.Because if it's fr,then that's really awesome that you got the guy who made this movie and The Incredibles possible in the first place!.
@@Drkonlime Heh,for sure he changed a lot of lives,including mine!.I was always a Marvel fan,but Incredibles made me design my own superhero:Hijacker.Since that day,I am working currently to making my dreams come true.I hope that one day that big of a man sees that thanks to making that movie possible,a cuban guy will always be in debt with him
@@Retro_Red same, but I've looked and they haven't made a video covering it. Or maybe they did and they deleted it or it's a Patreon exclusive or something, idk
Candace: "Moooom! Phineas and Ferb are violating the Geneva Conventions!" Linda: "They're too old and rich for me to stop, Candace. And they have the President in their pocket."
Dean's initial over reaction to IG is explained in the directors cut. Late at night IG's dreams (his directive) plays on Dean's TV and Dean gets spooked and becomes cautious of IG again.
Apparently, the reason why they cut it was that it removed the ambiguity to where the giant came from. I still think they should’ve kept the scene but maybe re-edited it. Where they don’t show us that there are more like The Giant, but at least still give Dean the reason to be suspicious.
Last night, I saw this futurama episode where pieces of Bender's body where stolen. The body was at a warehouse where other stolen robot parts were. Why do I bring this up? Because Iron Giant's head was there, nooooo!!!
Fun Fact: Kent Mansly was originally gonna have a scene where they have him blindfolded and about to face a firing squad then cut back to the family at the ending before any shots were fired But they cut that scene out cause they thought it was too dark
I can't find anything that supports there was a deleted scene like this. There are online discussions that theorize if Mansley would have been executed by the government.
FUN FACT: Ted Hughes (a famous English poet) wrote the Iron Giant to comfort his children after the death of their mother, Sylvia Plath (a famous poet who killed herself by putting her head in an oven).
Fun fact: the original book for the Iron Giant was about the titular Iron Giant in a contest of wits against a space dragon so big it flattened the continent of Australia. And he won! I strongly recommend the book! It's a ride!
@TBO_Punk665 no You use underrated to simply say "ppl are not acknowledging this movie as good" simple binary system of good and bad But the word can be used to describe where ppl's ratings are relative to its "objective" rating So maybe you get your friend to try smth you've always loved and cherished, say PB&J sandwiches He likes them but no where near as you, he'd describe them as overrated The opposite could be happening here, yes everyone agrees iron giant is good but maybe there's an argument that it deserves to be recognised as more than what we recognise it as
@@guythat779 I get what you're saying. Admittedly, I think it's just been so overused and highly oversaturated in YT video titles, that the term has long the significance it was intended to.
It is strange to think of a time where kids were just raised on the idea that a nuke could drop on their heads at amy moment... so they should HIDE UNDER A WOODEN DESK.
I saw a comment on another vid about this movie from someone who watched it as a kid and thought it meant that if he/she ducked and covered IRL, it would make a bomb come down XD
5:04 Sorry in advance for ruining the joke but it's likely Hogarth's dad died during either WW2 or Korea as you can see his picture in Hogarth's bedroom.
Here's a funny story as a little kid I misheard Atamo as Autismo So when the giant said "No atamo" I heard "No autismo! I'm superman" I posted this story to 4chan back in 2014/2015 and autismo became slang on the /co/ board The rest his history
18:00 The funny thing is: That happens in a Transformers comic. Optimus Prime arrives on earth, is stunned by the beauty of nature, takes a step forward and accidentally steps on a deer.
Kent Mansley is so twisted, but funny thing is, the Giant IS a dangerous living weapon from what may be an enemy force, but Hogarth was just lucky that the Giant lost his memory and has the will to not be a "gun." So he's... KINDA right to be afraid?
17:36 Actually, in one of previous scripts the robot DID try to catch the deer in his hands "like kid catching a butterfly" (As said in the script) and crushed it
Terrible marketing! None of the restaurants and other buildings that were supposed to put up signs did, hardly any posters up at the movie theaters, trailers (especially the ones made for tv) made The Iron Giant up to be like some kind of action robot film! There’s a “making of” documentary for the movie on UA-cam that goes a little bit into it, my favorite part being that Del Toro called up Brad Bird after the film came out as a box office failure, told him not to worry about it because he made a FILM CLASSIC.
After WB’s earlier movie “Quest for Camelot” failed, they gave up on producing or advertising their animated movies until The Lego Movie. This movie, Osmosis Jones and Looney Tunes Back in Action barely got any marketing because of that.
The iron giant is horrifying thinking if it worked properly even if you managed to destroy it it would piece itself back together and basically shoots nukes
@@austinbusumbru123 He's the the type of foo that talks s**t online but act all cowardly when the person he was talking s**t too online finds his current location.
Two reasons why I think he works: 1. He isn’t some nut job, that nobody believes when talking about monsters or aliens. He literally starts off, not taking the job that seriously, only for the worst things to happen to him, which forces him to try to convince himself to believe that the Giant is real, which the creators managed to pull off quite early. And it makes it all the more funnier that nobody ends up believing him as even he thinks he’s going crazy. 2. While, he may sound like a dude just throwing threats around to get what he wants out of people, it’s not like he comes empty-handed. The scene where he interrogates Hogarth and threatens to take him away from his mother has some truth to it, when looking back. Kent has evidence that links Hogarth to the power station accident and he could probably find something to pin Hogarth at the train wreck. But if word got out that these incidents were caused by a child, the town may start throwing concern to where the child’s parents were in all this. Even Annie testified to Kent that Hogarth was out that night. With this in mind, the ultimatum becomes more clear. Hogarth can take the blame for the Giant’s recklessness, which may cause the public to look down upon him and his mother, leading for him to be taken away. Or he chooses to reveal where the Giant is.
same with Emperor's New Groove. In general it's weird how poorly 2d animation did during that era of post Disney-Renaissance. Probably because the world was now invested in what movies Pixar and Dreamworks would put out next.
@@Max25670 I think another issue was just bad marketing alot of this movies were barely marketed to the extent the other movies were most advertisements were only on VHS tapes for these movies
I kid you not, there's a whole Video listing off the charges of Mansley's crimes he commits in the whole film. And the missile launch and attempted fleeing were the nails in his coffin.
Hell yeah! I was hoping you guys would react to "The Iron Giant" someday, It goes without saying that it's one of the greatest animated masterpieces of all time! One of my favorite things about this movie is the giant's journey, Because he went from being a world destroying weapon to a planet saving hero. Because it was thanks to Hogarth and all of the experiences that the giant had on Earth, That he realized that he could be so much more than just a mindless war machine and the giant decided of his own free will to become a force for good. Even though he's still technically a weapon whether it's for good or for evil.
Aside from his cameos in “Ready Player One” and the latest Space Jam movie, the closest thing to a live action Iron Giant movie that we’ve gotten so far, is probably the Bumblebee movie. That movie was pretty much a mix between The Iron Giant and Herbie: Fully Loaded.
"Hey!" "Yeah?" "You're right in the middle of the ro........ "YEEAAH??" "Alright." Thank you guys for putting in one of my top 5 five moments in movie history. I could hug all of you right now.
There is a Transformer Comic with Optimus accidentally stepping on a deer and the human friend comes over and kind of comforts him as Optimus feels bad.
Funny enough, your comment about “The Iron Giant accidentally kills the deer” is very similar to something that happens in the newest Transformers comic series. Optimus Prime is experiencing Earth for the first time, and taking in its beauty, when he accidentally steps on a deer. He’s saddened by it and it dawns on him how soft and fragile Earth and its creatures are. The writer of the comic even said that it was a direct homage to this film!
Drink coffee, listen to jazz, wear leather jackets, am I the same genre of character as Dean? I even hang out at a late night diner or lounge, depending on the mood.
My favorite part of Steve's videos is when... uh... when he does the... the thing... you know? The thing he does in his videos... yeah, that thing, love that.
To those who have wondered why they haven’t gotten Vin Diesel to voice a transformer in any of the movies? Technically, he has voiced a transformer when he played the voice of the Iron Giant in this movie.
Weird Fact, there was a scene at the end that didn't pass the script because it was too dark which is basically Mansley facing a firing squad noticing one of the parts of the giant moving in the distance
10:43 that was the funniest joke you've had in a video in a while I was laughing out loud so hard. Dreamworks The Wild Robot was taking notes. 📚 Vin best performance before Groot. 😅Day 806 asking for Dreamworks Wallace and Gromit curse of the Wererabbit and Good Burger 🍔
5:55 It's actually not made by the same developers who made the Arkham Games but Rocksteady themselves as the og devs didn't like the Suicide Squad pitch idea
this movie scared the shit out of me as a kid, just the white eyes glowing in the darkness freaked me out in the beginning. didnt help my window in my room looked over some distant trees with two lights that mimicked those eyes perfectly above the tree line when it was night. one of my fav movies, always makes me cry, next to Lion King and Aristocats
The Iron Giant's last conversation always gets me: "Hogarth, I go. You stay. No following."
"You go I stay. No following" *Giant then grabs Hogarth and throws him at the bomb*
“Superman”
That also always hits me. I literally cried tears of joy when I found out the iron giant was still alive in the end.
U blo, I c%&, no swallowing
@@ImmaLittlePiplol damn
😂@@ImmaLittlePip
Fun fact, the Iron Giant was based on a novel from 1968 called "The Iron Man" and in that movie he challenges and I'm not kidding, a "Space-Bat-Angel-Dragon".
I read that book in 5th grade, and I thought the Dragon was the coolest thing ever(mainly because I was addicted to He-Man and the Masters of the Universe at the time). Now, if the big lizard had appeared in the movie and got to do battle with the Iron Giant, I think he would have been voiced by Tim Curry. Does anyone else agree?
A space-bat-angel-dragon the size of Australia no less, if I remember correctly.
@@DeadlyElement07 Yup
I remember watching this movie at like 7 after loving the book and feeling VERY disappointed
@@DeadlyElement07 that sounds awesome
"That missile is targeted to the giant's current position! WHERE'S THE GIANT, MANSLEY?"
We can duck and cover
THERE'S NO WAY TO SURVIVE THIS, YOU IDIOT!
@@jetrun94 "There's no way to survive this, you idiot!"
@@jetrun94 screw this country, I wanna live!!!!
@@jetrun94 "There's nothing that can stop this thing, you IDIOT!"
So fun fact: there’s actually a deleted scene where it shows the giant dreaming and his dreams transmit to Dean’s TV. In it, it shows that he was from a race of literal thousands of giant war robots that went from planet to planet and destroyed them. Dean catches glimpses of it himself on the TV and is kind of terrified from it before the giant ends up waking up, yelling in a panic. Not sure why they got rid of it. Might’ve been too dark or removed a lot of the mystery of what the Giant was.
Edit: I owned a VHS copy for years that didn’t include this scene, so it sounds like it was included in more recent releases of it like BluRay, so forgive me for my ignorance to that fact.
I think it was said in a behind-the-scenes interview, that it was taken out to give more weight to when he transforms. It becomes more of a shock when you see him "turn" on Hogarth at the dump.
Dam, I really think that could've been a good scene. Although mystery about where the Giant comes from is equally as good
@@justanicemelon9963 It is a beautifully animated and creepy scene, especially with the look of terror on Dean’s face and the somewhat justification for his eventual blow up in the junkyard towards the giant. However, I think the twist of seeing what he really is after he thinks Hogarth is killed is much more impactful and freaky.
Speaking of, you can actually find it on UA-cam if you search it. I think it’s also included in some DVD releases if I’m not mistaken.
That's weird because I have a blue ray of the movie and it shows that exact scene
wait this scene isnt deleted? or maybe it is and I only saw it cuz I watched the movie on a free movies website lmao
"WHERES THE GIANT MANSLEY?!" is something my whole family quotes instead of calling each other idiots.
It's really such a tragic shame that this movie bombed at the box office. It's about as perfect as a "childrens" movie can get. When watching this as a child, this movie actually made me cry, specifically the ending when his head is found within the snow. Extremely hard to get such a raw emotional reaction out of me from a piece of media but this is one of the few that did it. Giants such a good character and the animation is so good. 10/10 movie.
Not saying this in a "my uncle works for Nintendo" kind of way but my uncle is the producer of this film and the incredibles. Really kind guy!
Fr fr?.Or cap?.Because if it's fr,then that's really awesome that you got the guy who made this movie and The Incredibles possible in the first place!.
@@heishinayo2024 I'm being fr. John Walker.
@@Drkonlime HOLY SHIIIT BRO,that's awesome!.That guy made my childhood possible!
@@heishinayo2024 proof that anything is possible. Went from a small theatre scene in Chicago to producing bangers!
@@Drkonlime Heh,for sure he changed a lot of lives,including mine!.I was always a Marvel fan,but Incredibles made me design my own superhero:Hijacker.Since that day,I am working currently to making my dreams come true.I hope that one day that big of a man sees that thanks to making that movie possible,a cuban guy will always be in debt with him
The most emotional part of this movie was when the Iron Giant said “You stay, me go. No following.”
Such a great way of coming full circle 🥲
Literally, I cried tears of joy when I found out he was alive in the end. I literally said “He’s alive!!!” Out loud.
Sobbing mess with "suuupeeeermaaaaan".
They can't avoid watching Turbo forever. They're gonna have to get to it eventually to complete the 2013 Ryan Reynolds DreamWorks movie duology.
I could've sworn they already did Turbo. It feels right up their alley.
@@augustrempelewert4377 it does, but I've looked and they haven't watched it yet
I feel like I've seen the thumbnail before
@@Retro_Red same, but I've looked and they haven't made a video covering it. Or maybe they did and they deleted it or it's a Patreon exclusive or something, idk
Hm
Candace: "Moooom! Phineas and Ferb are violating the Geneva Conventions!"
Linda: "They're too old and rich for me to stop, Candace. And they have the President in their pocket."
Dean's initial over reaction to IG is explained in the directors cut. Late at night IG's dreams (his directive) plays on Dean's TV and Dean gets spooked and becomes cautious of IG again.
Apparently, the reason why they cut it was that it removed the ambiguity to where the giant came from. I still think they should’ve kept the scene but maybe re-edited it. Where they don’t show us that there are more like The Giant, but at least still give Dean the reason to be suspicious.
The theme is if a gun had a soul
That's literally how Brad Bird pitched the movie to Warner Bros
It's based on The Iron Man is a 1968 science fiction novel by British Poet Laureate Ted Hughes
The theme is if a goon had a soul
That pitch was made after his sister died to gun violence
That’s deep man
Last night, I saw this futurama episode where pieces of Bender's body where stolen. The body was at a warehouse where other stolen robot parts were. Why do I bring this up? Because Iron Giant's head was there, nooooo!!!
Love Futurama they should watch it
@@parkerhill641I'd watch that. Good idea.
And more bob’s burgers bruh.
@@parkerhill641 they’ve already watched futurama or at least a handful of episodes
Fun Fact: Kent Mansly was originally gonna have a scene where they have him blindfolded and about to face a firing squad then cut back to the family at the ending before any shots were fired
But they cut that scene out cause they thought it was too dark
I can't find anything that supports there was a deleted scene like this. There are online discussions that theorize if Mansley would have been executed by the government.
@@DZMoops Mansley disobeyed military orders and almost had a town and a platoon killed by a nuke. He's definitely locked away for life.
@@Max25670 Yeah, obviously. But there's no deleted scene like op claimed
Nah, he just went into hiding and become a grumpy golfer
@@DZMoops It's half-true, actually. There's no "deleted scene" for it, but it was apparently storyboarded at some point, implied at least.
FUN FACT: Ted Hughes (a famous English poet) wrote the Iron Giant to comfort his children after the death of their mother, Sylvia Plath (a famous poet who killed herself by putting her head in an oven).
Idk if I’d call that a FUN fact…
Fun fact: the original book for the Iron Giant was about the titular Iron Giant in a contest of wits against a space dragon so big it flattened the continent of Australia. And he won!
I strongly recommend the book! It's a ride!
*insert insanely critically acclaimed movie that almost everyone loves* is an underrated masterpiece
tbf, everyone could love smth but ut can be so good it's still underrated
@@guythat779that’s the very opposite of what underrated means.
@TBO_Punk665 no
You use underrated to simply say "ppl are not acknowledging this movie as good" simple binary system of good and bad
But the word can be used to describe where ppl's ratings are relative to its "objective" rating
So maybe you get your friend to try smth you've always loved and cherished, say PB&J sandwiches
He likes them but no where near as you, he'd describe them as overrated
The opposite could be happening here, yes everyone agrees iron giant is good but maybe there's an argument that it deserves to be recognised as more than what we recognise it as
I feel like they were referring to the box office flop. At the time, it technically WAS underrated.
@@guythat779 I get what you're saying. Admittedly, I think it's just been so overused and highly oversaturated in YT video titles, that the term has long the significance it was intended to.
I LOVE this movie. The way I cry every time he says “Superman” ugh 😢
It is strange to think of a time where kids were just raised on the idea that a nuke could drop on their heads at amy moment... so they should HIDE UNDER A WOODEN DESK.
I saw a comment on another vid about this movie from someone who watched it as a kid and thought it meant that if he/she ducked and covered IRL, it would make a bomb come down XD
It was more to give the children some since of comfort I guess, I’m mean, it’s better than the adults just screaming at them “You’re Gonna DIE”
Trust me, there are real duck-and-cover PSAs that are just as silly, if not moreso.
5:04 Sorry in advance for ruining the joke but it's likely Hogarth's dad died during either WW2 or Korea as you can see his picture in Hogarth's bedroom.
Dean just radiates coolness by just being around him. Dean is the true stepdad while Mansley felt like an abusive stepdad.
One of the best animated movies of all time!
True
Here's a funny story as a little kid I misheard Atamo as Autismo
So when the giant said "No atamo" I heard "No autismo! I'm superman"
I posted this story to 4chan back in 2014/2015 and autismo became slang on the /co/ board
The rest his history
18:00
The funny thing is: That happens in a Transformers comic.
Optimus Prime arrives on earth, is stunned by the beauty of nature, takes a step forward and accidentally steps on a deer.
Kent Mansley is so twisted, but funny thing is, the Giant IS a dangerous living weapon from what may be an enemy force, but Hogarth was just lucky that the Giant lost his memory and has the will to not be a "gun."
So he's... KINDA right to be afraid?
He is right to be afraid, but fear is no excuse to try to nuke it
I really want an animated movie where Superman teams up with Iron Giant.
One can dream.
Funny enough, DC actually made a comic with that exact premise
Adventures of Superman issue 15 (2014)
There’s actually an amazing fan art that someone did of Superman and The Iron Giant flying in the sky!
2:57 they didn’t have to call me out like that
17:36 Actually, in one of previous scripts the robot DID try to catch the deer in his hands "like kid catching a butterfly" (As said in the script)
and crushed it
Why did this movie only make 31.3 million dollars in box office it was so enjoyable
Bad marketing.
@@aeon87oh thanks
Terrible marketing! None of the restaurants and other buildings that were supposed to put up signs did, hardly any posters up at the movie theaters, trailers (especially the ones made for tv) made The Iron Giant up to be like some kind of action robot film! There’s a “making of” documentary for the movie on UA-cam that goes a little bit into it, my favorite part being that Del Toro called up Brad Bird after the film came out as a box office failure, told him not to worry about it because he made a FILM CLASSIC.
After WB’s earlier movie “Quest for Camelot” failed, they gave up on producing or advertising their animated movies until The Lego Movie. This movie, Osmosis Jones and Looney Tunes Back in Action barely got any marketing because of that.
@@aeon87 Earthbound level?
I wish Warner bros kept making god tier movies like this more❤😭👍
The iron giant is horrifying thinking if it worked properly even if you managed to destroy it it would piece itself back together and basically shoots nukes
Mansley is such a freakin hilarious yet careless antagonist :) 😁
I love how he dooms everyone to nukes for his country's protection and then leaves cuz he didn't even like America that much
He deserves the chair
@@Days_long_past I love it 😂it’s actually hilarious “future is at stake” one minute later… “screw our country! I wanna live!” 😂😂😂
@@austinbusumbru123 He's the the type of foo that talks s**t online but act all cowardly when the person he was talking s**t too online finds his current location.
@@thefirstofthelastones8952 exactly
Two reasons why I think he works:
1. He isn’t some nut job, that nobody believes when talking about monsters or aliens. He literally starts off, not taking the job that seriously, only for the worst things to happen to him, which forces him to try to convince himself to believe that the Giant is real, which the creators managed to pull off quite early. And it makes it all the more funnier that nobody ends up believing him as even he thinks he’s going crazy.
2. While, he may sound like a dude just throwing threats around to get what he wants out of people, it’s not like he comes empty-handed. The scene where he interrogates Hogarth and threatens to take him away from his mother has some truth to it, when looking back. Kent has evidence that links Hogarth to the power station accident and he could probably find something to pin Hogarth at the train wreck. But if word got out that these incidents were caused by a child, the town may start throwing concern to where the child’s parents were in all this. Even Annie testified to Kent that Hogarth was out that night. With this in mind, the ultimatum becomes more clear. Hogarth can take the blame for the Giant’s recklessness, which may cause the public to look down upon him and his mother, leading for him to be taken away. Or he chooses to reveal where the Giant is.
this and treasure planet and atlantes are some of most underrated movies of all time
same with Emperor's New Groove. In general it's weird how poorly 2d animation did during that era of post Disney-Renaissance. Probably because the world was now invested in what movies Pixar and Dreamworks would put out next.
Even the road to Eldorado and sin bad and the seven seas
@@Max25670 I think another issue was just bad marketing alot of this movies were barely marketed to the extent the other movies were most advertisements were only on VHS tapes for these movies
It’s amazing how Kent Mansley is simultaneously in the right and in the wrong.
Fun fact... Ya know that "Calarts" style thing? That was used as an insult by John K.. for this movie
What a dork
@@SpillingTheMilkwell that’s just unkind
John K. also shlt on the Animaniacs and the Simpsons in it's PRIME. Guy is just a miserable creep who can't complete his own work and hate on others.
7:34 foreshadowing to Jack’s future
I kid you not, there's a whole Video listing off the charges of Mansley's crimes he commits in the whole film. And the missile launch and attempted fleeing were the nails in his coffin.
As a 14 year old, this is a REALLY good and EXCRUCIATINGLY underrated movie.
There is a Warner Bros. animated movie they should watch. It's called Smallfoot, and guess what? It stars Zendaya.
The thing is hogarth put coco lax in both milkshakes and had previously built up a tolerance to it. He truly is goated
17:54 this happens in the new run of transformers comics. It really affects Optimus, who’s a reluctant warrior in the continuity
Omg are you talking about Skybound? Those comics are so good!
6:15 YOURE TELLING ME THATS A BI THING?!?!?! IVE BEEN DOING THAT SINCE I WAS IN ELEMENTARY 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
You never know when you are what you are
The hints are always there my friend
This is how we find out 🤦
Congratulations on coming out lol
24:40
This part scared the shit outta me as a kid, I'd always just turn off the TV and wait till it was over lol
The joke about his dad naming him hogarth and then leaving is the plot of a Johnny cash song "a boy named sue"
5:06 it’s been revealed that Hogarth’s dad died in the Korean War.
Hell yeah! I was hoping you guys would react to "The Iron Giant" someday, It goes without saying that it's one of the greatest animated masterpieces of all time!
One of my favorite things about this movie is the giant's journey, Because he went from being a world destroying weapon to a planet saving hero. Because it was thanks to Hogarth and all of the experiences that the giant had on Earth, That he realized that he could be so much more than just a mindless war machine and the giant decided of his own free will to become a force for good. Even though he's still technically a weapon whether it's for good or for evil.
Aside from his cameos in “Ready Player One” and the latest Space Jam movie, the closest thing to a live action Iron Giant movie that we’ve gotten so far, is probably the Bumblebee movie. That movie was pretty much a mix between The Iron Giant and Herbie: Fully Loaded.
"Hey!"
"Yeah?"
"You're right in the middle of the ro........
"YEEAAH??"
"Alright."
Thank you guys for putting in one of my top 5 five moments in movie history. I could hug all of you right now.
23:09 bro those kids fell 3 stories onto metal they are not surviving
There is a Transformer Comic with Optimus accidentally stepping on a deer and the human friend comes over and kind of comforts him as Optimus feels bad.
Showed my partner this for the first time like 2 days ago. One of my favorite childhood movies.
Maybe this was a time long past, but remember when Dean himself was a *meme?*
Why don't we try bringing that back?
5:12 apparently the name origins may derive from Hog Herder/pig herder. Or a person who etches designs on surfaces.
6:29 as an autistic person I can confirm
Brad Bird never misses.
(except that one time in 2015 and that one time in 2018, but we’re just gonna pretend that didn’t happen)
Are you talking about Tomorrowland and Incredibles 2?
@thefirstofthelastones8952 Yes. Yes they are.
Ok but let’s be fair neither of those were BAD movies
They could have been better but even his worst is entertaining
Tomorrowland is one of the most magical movies I've ever seen with no actual magic. I like it!
@@brianspiess912Finally! Someone gets it! I’m tired of people shitting on those films
Kent Mansley absolutely got the death sentence, right?
I'm sure at least prison for life.
Everyone's thirsting for Dean, I love it.
I am not. It's mansley
6:29 I DO like drinking water when I’m thirsty, so I can’t disprove what you’re saying
RIP Michael Kamen
Rare footage of Spilling The Milk enjoying a movie
"What if a gun had a soul and didn't want to be a gun?"
- Brad Bird 1999
“WHERE’S THE GIANT MANSLEY?”
WHERES THE GIANT, MANSLEY?!
Fking classic 😂
We can duck n cover! There’s a fallout shelter right over there….
Funny enough, your comment about “The Iron Giant accidentally kills the deer” is very similar to something that happens in the newest Transformers comic series. Optimus Prime is experiencing Earth for the first time, and taking in its beauty, when he accidentally steps on a deer. He’s saddened by it and it dawns on him how soft and fragile Earth and its creatures are. The writer of the comic even said that it was a direct homage to this film!
You know it's gonna be peak when Spilling the Milk uploads a 30 minute video.
Drink coffee, listen to jazz, wear leather jackets, am I the same genre of character as Dean? I even hang out at a late night diner or lounge, depending on the mood.
Expresso is indeed coffeezilla ☕️
You’re Hip
23:26 “ when bro, forgot his diarrhea preventing medication”
LETD GOOO IRON GIANT!!!
I remember the marathons iron giant had on Cartoon Network.
Just watched this with my kids since this was one my favorite cartoon movie of all time. Surprisingly my kids loved it too. Truly underrated.
16:57 the headline is brilliant
22:07 that's the only way I can make my dad laugh. When he's stoned outta his mind and so I show him one of my memes
“They found me behind a Wendy’s”
12:00 I mean, the Giant's hungry when hearing about SuperMan cause isn't he the Man of Steel?
Rip Eden lmao, he's been left out for like a quarter of these vids
idk if he still is, but apparently (lol) he’s in college and is pretty busy with college so i’m assuming that’s why he’s not in a bunch of videos
@@el_b0z0as someone also on collage, I feel him
My favorite part of Steve's videos is when... uh... when he does the... the thing... you know? The thing he does in his videos... yeah, that thing, love that.
The Iron Giant’s always been a childhood favorite of mine, despite the whole “guns kill” message. Super underrated in my opinion
Far play it to Jack. We thought he was going simp for the mom, but ends up simping for Dean instead
its so nice to see steve reach out and collab with smaller creators
That guy looks like the president from SA2 and StH.
OH FIANLLY I've been wanting you guys to watch this forver I'm so glad you did and love it
5:53 Stardew Valley mentioned. Based game
To those who have wondered why they haven’t gotten Vin Diesel to voice a transformer in any of the movies? Technically, he has voiced a transformer when he played the voice of the Iron Giant in this movie.
"This genre of person doesn't exist anymore - Drink coffee, listen to jazz, wear leather jackets."
I'm not dead, fellas, I checked.
9:43 Nah cuz his hand really said 💅✨
like look at how he pushed his hair behind his ear
He dainty fr fr
10:24, the fckin’ knocking sound sounds so realistic with headphones. I thought someone was living in my walls
I sobbed so much every time I watched the end as a kid.
Film of all time.
"I go, you stay, no following"
This movie still hits so hard after so many years
Dean was my favorite character.
9:53 they have to watch brave little toaster
In school today my teacher played a clip of Hoodwinked in class for a project! I actually knew what it was because I watch you guys! ❤
When I was a kid the government guy actually gave me nightmares for weeks
Weird Fact, there was a scene at the end that didn't pass the script because it was too dark which is basically Mansley facing a firing squad noticing one of the parts of the giant moving in the distance
There's a deleted scene that confirms the IG was part of an army of robots that go about wiping planets
I like the fact that whenever they like the movies the video is longer
10:43 that was the funniest joke you've had in a video in a while I was laughing out loud so hard.
Dreamworks The Wild Robot was taking notes. 📚 Vin best performance before Groot. 😅Day 806 asking for Dreamworks Wallace and Gromit curse of the Wererabbit and Good Burger 🍔
Why does Dean remind me of, and looks like he has traits borrowed from Tony Stark?
it's called being a sarcastic dude
5:55 It's actually not made by the same developers who made the Arkham Games but Rocksteady themselves as the og devs didn't like the Suicide Squad pitch idea
this movie scared the shit out of me as a kid, just the white eyes glowing in the darkness freaked me out in the beginning. didnt help my window in my room looked over some distant trees with two lights that mimicked those eyes perfectly above the tree line when it was night. one of my fav movies, always makes me cry, next to Lion King and Aristocats
28:31 This drawing was taken from the X-Men era where Nightcrawler looked the most like a sewer rat 😂.