What’s so shocking to me is the animation. Because of the metal texture and sheen the actual rendering has aged well. And because they move so jerky, the animation itself has aged well.
That's pretty true. The fact that they're robots simplifies the animation of rigid parts a lot, which helps when the means you have for animating are limited.
That doesn't even make sense, though. Aren't men the ones who *want* a son, so they'll keep the family name alive? Even Homer Simpson used that as his reason why Bart shouldn't join him on the hunting trip.
@@insurgentleman Not at all, outside of the toys (mainly the ones Andy owns, and some like Slinky don't look that great either), the movie has aged a lot. Lighting in most scenes is terrible, humans look more plastic than the toys, the dog looks like It was stung by bees, lots of textures for the enviroment are too plain, etc.
@@jackmesrel4933 I appreciate your opinion but I heavily disagree. For it being the first 3D animated movie it still looks great, especially considering other 3D movie titles from the 90s like Antz
@@insurgentleman True, for the time it was way ahead compared to it's peers that would appear later on, but it doesn't change the fact that several technical elements have aged poorly. IMO, graphics wise TS2 is the one that still holds up the best out of the two, not only cus the models are just flat out better, but cus the lighting and animations are more natural in general, and those kinds of things if done well can make 3D enviroments age well (Easy example is Dead Space, while the models and textures look old as hell, thanks to how brilliant the use of lighting is, it still looks pretty damn good as long as there's not too much light cast on them. Let's not even talk about Dead Space 2, some recently released games look worse than it.)
Everybody is talking about the dirty jokes but, seriously, can we talk about how happy this man is because he is having a baby? Dude, this was the first movie i saw a man really happy about that
I Think it’s Really Cute. I Live with my dad since my parents are divorced and my dad cares about me and my brother so much so it’s really cute to see this :D
It’s adorable how she holds the instruction manual in a very open way because she knows he will look at it but she doesn’t bring it up to not hurt his pride.
Everyone here talking about the dirty jokes, but are we gonna talk about: "Hes got your moms eyes, and my dads nose, i knew it was smart to save those parts" Keeping body parts of your parents, anyone?
...maybe they try to explain it as genetic? Besides, I don't think the studio has any idea how to explain any inheritance look since it's about robots.
@@men_del12 That was what they were going for, and i like that. But since they make all the references hearing that they had parts of there parents, kinda sounds off.
I think the idea of making a setting where everything and everyone is made out of metal was a pretty good idea for cgi at the time. I love how this movie took the Toy Story and Zelda Windwaker approach of "let's make the graphical style and setting something that our current technology can already do well, so that the visuals don't succumb to the flow of time." If you look for upscaled scenes from this movie, it genuinely looks really nice.
Yeah its true, solid materials is pretty easy on cgi compared to other types of envyroments shaders and materials but have to admit that those good models and character design is nothing with out good ilumination that was the main problem of the CGI at the time. I belive that the shine in this movie is in the good dam light direction
@@Mario87456 maybe not fully reanimated, but possibly touched up and not to heavily, I think; since if we had the first toy story looking like 3&4 it would knock toy story 2 down a peg.
And Robin Williams showed his anime weeb side..which kinda makes sense cuz most animes aren't really for kids so...unless you count Pokémon as for kids
Okay for real though, If we ignore the adult jokes, can we appreciate on how the father is really excited on being a father? Cause you know you married the right guy if that happens. 😭
Okay everyone talking about the "Making the baby is the fun part" line but no one's bringing up "Honey, I think you've got the wrong...." and then gestures to a diagram showing how to insert a part into a hole, now that was clever.
I forgot how good this movie is- honestly, I expected people to be all, "haha it's bad" but am so glad, that it's just how I remembered it The dad really did care about his son and his wife, and they were a happy family, trying to do their best, for their kid
Yeah, and I love how Herb is such an inspirational dad to Rodney, even as Lydia worries when Rodney is gonna head to Robot City, and how he believes in Rodney so much
Yeah that's how a traditional family looks like. Nowadays people are having to co-parent because the parents prefer to be divorced. When in the end the ones who suffer the consequences of not having a two parent household are ultimately the children.
Fr, a majority of our favorite childhood movies end up being bad if you think about it. I regret normalizing “Romeo and Juliet: Sealed With a Kiss” even tho it was also funny if you take out the prince scenes.
@@Crazy_Rabbids I mean technically speaking all fetuses start out as female since all fetuses don’t get their sex organs until between the 7 week to the 12th week of pregnancy (well to be specific if a fetus is gonna be born a boy/male they start developing their male sex organs aka their penis at week 9) so technically at some point everyone is a female until week 9 if you’re a male.
“Making the baby’s the fun part” “PUSH” “We did want a boy right?” “This won’t hurt a bit son” This opening is so designed for parents and you know it.
- You missed the delivery! - Making the baby's the fun part! - Push! - 12 hours of labor Man, the writers were freakin' clever. They knew exactly what they were doing. Jokes that went over the kid's head, but made all the adults laugh 😂 Just one of the many reasons why this movie is awesome.
0:27 A quick note to any expecting fathers watching this video. When your child is born, I recommend you enter the hospital playing this sound bite full blast with no regrets. That is all.
This movie was a visual landmark and it was miles ahead of what anyone else was doing. Tons of dynamic reflections and lighting, metal rigid body clanky characters with perfectly rusty or metallic looking surfaces with the slightest of blemishes visible, full motion blur and very elaborate high polygon count towns I mean this movie was a beast
This Won`t hurt abit,son 9 years old.....didn`t understand the refernece as an adult with a job and more anger problems........OH MY GOD GOD NO NO NO NO NO NO NO *insert scooby doo running sound*
2:23 "He's got your mom's eyes, and my dad's nose. I knew we were smart to save those parts!" *_hold up_* Edit: Okay, the comment section is getting pretty woke ngl
@@nekonaddie it just means that these robots literally kept their parents eyes and nose so that they could attach them to their son. The reason I said "hold up" is because, if you think about it, that baby is gonna grow up with eyes and nose that belonged to people who died before he was born.
They need to bring back movies like this where they weren't scared of putting adult humor and entendres in children's movies. The whole point of jokes like those is that kids aren't going to get it, but adults can have a nice chuckle in secret understanding. I would love to see unique and original movies like this one being made again and I am NOT talking about a stupid remake.
i'm sorry, are you telling me you DON'T want a live action remake of the 2005 animated movie Robots? with Rodney being played by Chris Pratt? and Bigweld also being played by Chris Pratt?
@@thejuiceking2219 Absolutely not. I've yet to see a remake that held a candle to its original counterpart and they would suck all of the humor out because some of it isn't child appropriate or "woke" on top of making it a hyper realistic soulless CGI. No thanks. I'm tired of remakes where I already know the story and "new" movies that either rehash the plot of iconic/well selling movies or try to force an opinion down your throat; I want something different.
@@thejuiceking2219 Yes, all movies try to portray a message! I wasn't saying that movies shouldn't have a point, just that I don't like it when they're very in your face and preachy about it. I took my sister to see the Barbie movie for her birthday and while I liked the message, I didn't like the movie because it felt very forceful and kept loudly emphasizing its point in an excessive manner. I don't really know if I'm explaining it right, it just feels like some movies are more awkward about getting their point across than others.
This movie taught me a lot of valuable things growing up. For example not everything you’re parents give you is gonna be new or expensive. Sometimes they can only give you what they can. You gotta learn to appreciate what you have.
I like how the focus of the movie basically says "Not everybody can afford to buy brand new things. They have to use hand-me-downs and pre-used things." Growing up in a...financially unstable family, I get it.
I still get high and am touched by how this android is so much and sincerely happy that he will have a child. He's literally dancing with happiness, it's adorable. This is a masterpiece cartoon!
@@SeanWheeler100 it's a bit of clever script writing and storyboarding. Makes it relatable to adults when they take their Kids to the cinema, that's the great thing about a lot of disney and pixar films, lots if adult jokes and relatable adult situations
Everything about this movie was perfect. Art direction, characters, music, the plot, and the humor. This is the movie they really really should done a sequel too. Well, this and Sinbad.
I remember when I saw this film in the theater when it first came out in 2005. I always got a laugh out of baby Rodney crying, and how Herb (Rodney's dad) turns down the volume knob on the side of Rodney's head. If only if it were possible with human babies LOL
Man I dont even have a crazy amount of nostalgia and they really nailed the dynamic between the father and son. Not only is he so ecstatic to be a father, we see throguh the movie, his love for his son never wavers and thats what pushes him to be such a good father. He reminds me a lot of my own dad and I wish fathers were represented more like this. Many men want a family to love and protect. Its personally one of my biggest dreams to be a father
"We did want a boy right?" *camera goes to upper body off the baby as father hammers 'the extra part' on This was the funny robot movie that talked about differences. Now I know why my parents would sit through sponge Bob and Dore the explore XD
“Making the baby is the fun part” that line went completely over our heads as kids
That won’t hurt a bit son, god I had no idea
As kids? I just got that joke
No I got it
1:59 WTF?
Not to mention that brief audio of a saxophone playing in an sexual tone.
What’s so shocking to me is the animation. Because of the metal texture and sheen the actual rendering has aged well. And because they move so jerky, the animation itself has aged well.
Yes, it's now a SERIOUSLY underrated flick. Any film that is stylized tends to age EXTREMELY well. Now it's a Disney movie.
That's pretty true.
The fact that they're robots simplifies the animation of rigid parts a lot, which helps when the means you have for animating are limited.
Ye
I used to think that was a DreamWorks film.
This movie is older than me. And im 14
Filmmakers have used the cliché of fathers hating to have a kid some many times, that seeing him actually happy for getting a kid is wholesome as heck
That doesn't even make sense, though. Aren't men the ones who *want* a son, so they'll keep the family name alive? Even Homer Simpson used that as his reason why Bart shouldn't join him on the hunting trip.
notice he’s not human cause no man could ever act this way
Also surprising they didn’t kill the dad off. It’s always the loving parents that inspire the main character who die at some point in the movie
@@ARCtheCartoonMaster honestly that whole tradition sucks- just take whichever last name sounds cooler, forget the gender
@@ARCtheCartoonMaster Depends on the culture and the perspective of the man.
I forgot how wholesome the opening of this movie was. The nostalgia is real. Plus the double entendres are just fantastic.
Yes
I forgot this movie in general. I always thought it was some crazy dream.
Yo no lo hice
@Coriana Rae 2:47-2:50 😆
Dude yeees I loved this movie as kid
“12 hours of labor, but it was worth it.”
*It’s literal labor. That’s genius.*
I just realized that thanks to your comment
Exactly I was thinking the same thing this movie was sooo good for their clever jokes and such
literally 😀
And the dad is there throughout 💕👌🏼
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I'm actually so impressed that a 2005 animation film still holds up. It still looks so great.
Toy Story is the prime example of animations holding up
@@insurgentleman Not at all, outside of the toys (mainly the ones Andy owns, and some like Slinky don't look that great either), the movie has aged a lot. Lighting in most scenes is terrible, humans look more plastic than the toys, the dog looks like It was stung by bees, lots of textures for the enviroment are too plain, etc.
@@jackmesrel4933 I appreciate your opinion but I heavily disagree. For it being the first 3D animated movie it still looks great, especially considering other 3D movie titles from the 90s like Antz
@@insurgentleman True, for the time it was way ahead compared to it's peers that would appear later on, but it doesn't change the fact that several technical elements have aged poorly. IMO, graphics wise TS2 is the one that still holds up the best out of the two, not only cus the models are just flat out better, but cus the lighting and animations are more natural in general, and those kinds of things if done well can make 3D enviroments age well (Easy example is Dead Space, while the models and textures look old as hell, thanks to how brilliant the use of lighting is, it still looks pretty damn good as long as there's not too much light cast on them. Let's not even talk about Dead Space 2, some recently released games look worse than it.)
Style over fidelity every time. It's why Super Mario Sunshine still looks good, while Morrowind... doesn't.
Everybody is talking about the dirty jokes but, seriously, can we talk about how happy this man is because he is having a baby? Dude, this was the first movie i saw a man really happy about that
True but making the baby is the fun part.
That would so be me
Also proves that not all dads are deadbeats
The first I seen a father in a movie besides The Pursuit Of Happiness at that time back then..... I think
sameeee, like its the first thing I noticed!
I Think it’s Really Cute. I Live with my dad since my parents are divorced and my dad cares about me and my brother so much so it’s really cute to see this :D
It’s adorable how she holds the instruction manual in a very open way because she knows he will look at it but she doesn’t bring it up to not hurt his pride.
She really know him
I think she literally has eyes on the back of her head
@@tomedy_official if she has, they're invisible 🤭
What dod he meant by this won't hurt a bit
Does
It's so wholesome to see all those strangers being ambushed by a random, yelling man and they're just like "Nice!".
2:44
Fun fact: The actor who played Rodney Copperbottom is Ewan Mcgregor, Obi-Wan Kenobi
Hello there.
I forgot about that lol
And Rodney's father is voiced by Stanely Tucci!
However, in the video game tie-in version, he’s voiced by *Crash Bandicoot.* (Jess Harnell)
WHAT
“He’s got your mom‘s eyes and my dad‘s nose. I knew we were smart to save those parts”
I was too young to realize that this was meant literally
So when a robot dies, they just wear their parts
@@Chuck2076 i think they meant that those parts belonged to those robots when they were babies too
Such a creepy way to be a donor, too.
Like they just kept her mom’s eyeballs in the top drawer!😂
That's kinda creepy when you think about it lol
BAHAHAHA
“Making a baby’s the fun part”
I understand this now
My childhood is ruined 😃
😂😂😂
Oh god...
any surprise from a fnaf fan having had a past containing robots (2005)?
hahaha, NO, madame gasket's total chaos in the same way the fnaf franchise is
@@happybirthdaysugmycog3886 oh yeah because the part when they built their baby that’s more like it!.. 😌. I mean yeah how STUPID!!🤬
This movie was stupidly underrated, like one of the best movies of my childhood.
Yep, also the messange of how capitalism affects people is something I don't see in many movies.
Indeed! This is a great movie 💞
Ys
Yes*
Fr!😭
Can we talk about how sweet it is that he’s so happy he’s becoming a dad though
@@xaracen7207 not really, people just began to make smarter choices as parents and do what’s right for their lifestyle as they should!😄
@@xaracen7207 I just think it’s sweet how excited he is and it can definitely be as common in the present as “Back then” my dude
@@xaracen7207 I don’t know what woman hurt you but sorry dude!!✨
@@moniquewilliams8896 hes just a mgtow, dont mind him. Im sure youll be fine.
@Feligerator87 seems to me a dna test would clear that issue up no biggie.
3:00 “What to expect the first fifty thousand miles”
This movie absolutely nailed every single joke.
I just noticed that for the first time 😂
I am confused what does that mean
@@lonelyclaw same
@LonelyClaw it's a parody of the book "what to expect when you're expecting"
@@mini8995 no, it’s a parody of books about what to expect with an infant
"Making the baby is the fun part"
*_Suggestive sax plays in the background_*
OMG, I just realized after years!!! NOOO MI INFANCIA!!!
@@friskthehuman3280 very yes
Hey, waht sound would correspond with the Lenny Face?
Yeah let's "build a baby" if you know what I mean ;) hehehehe
I never understood why they put that music until I was a teen
V: hasta ahorita me doy cuenta del doble sentido alv xdxd
"Making the baby is the fun part"
Jesus Christ this must have flew over some heads when they first watched this
And that music at that part....lol😂🤣
Yikes...
Ha
Well i didn't understand that im still a kid that time
Oh shit I thought it was like a gundam thing. Like it's fun to build. Not. . . "that".
2:40 mom: “whats that extra piece?” Dad: “we wanted a boy right?” Gets me everytime
So they could have got a daughter if they wanted to
There use to be lot worst than that, there this giant hammer
(Gasp)
Oh they brought it back
I’m 20 and I still only get half of the joke
Everyone here talking about the dirty jokes, but are we gonna talk about: "Hes got your moms eyes, and my dads nose, i knew it was smart to save those parts"
Keeping body parts of your parents, anyone?
...maybe they try to explain it as genetic? Besides, I don't think the studio has any idea how to explain any inheritance look since it's about robots.
@@men_del12 That was what they were going for, and i like that.
But since they make all the references hearing that they had parts of there parents, kinda sounds off.
@@trizty0473 Lol it is.
that moment when you realize that your wearing parts from your grandma and grandpa
I guess it just isn't really taboo in robot culture because they're not organic?
“We did want a boy right?”
*Nods*
*pulls out hammer and screwdriver*
“This won’t hurt a bit son”
Holy shit, this comment makes it sound SO MUCH WORSE! 🤣
😂
So... he placed his Penis...? I didn't get it
@@agustinclement4348 more like hammered in
@@agustinclement4348 I think he was circumcised.
As a dad, that volume setting is a gift
Yea
If only it exists.
If only vacuum cleaners could have volume settings.
This is why I don't want kids lmao
A child with volume adjustment.
Every parents dream
Finally someone talks about this
My parents would have killed for one
I think its everyone's dream
Boomers wish their wives had one.
Amen to that
This scene made me rethink about my childhood
And watching it again as a young adult I’m starting to understand
Same
Ja yo tenia el juego de esto
I agree I would watch this movie all the time and I love it so much it has a special place in my heart next to other movies I love!
Same
I think the idea of making a setting where everything and everyone is made out of metal was a pretty good idea for cgi at the time. I love how this movie took the Toy Story and Zelda Windwaker approach of "let's make the graphical style and setting something that our current technology can already do well, so that the visuals don't succumb to the flow of time."
If you look for upscaled scenes from this movie, it genuinely looks really nice.
Yeah its true, solid materials is pretty easy on cgi compared to other types of envyroments shaders and materials but have to admit that those good models and character design is nothing with out good ilumination that was the main problem of the CGI at the time. I belive that the shine in this movie is in the good dam light direction
This movie has aged better then Toy Story if you ask me since I feel Toy Story should be reanimated someday due to how the humans look and all that.
@@Mario87456 maybe not fully reanimated, but possibly touched up and not to heavily, I think; since if we had the first toy story looking like 3&4 it would knock toy story 2 down a peg.
2:57;Now he's got his nose, literally.
@@elminerillo8247 good illumination? Those are two words you don’t hear together everyday, if you know what I mean
So many dirty/adult jokes in this film that I missed as a kid.
"Making the baby is the fun part"
And Robin Williams showed his anime weeb side..which kinda makes sense cuz most animes aren't really for kids so...unless you count Pokémon as for kids
And "I don't need to know the *directions."* ! ?
blue sky films always has adults jokes
@@shaniceball240 How is that a sexual innuendo?
Okay for real though,
If we ignore the adult jokes, can we appreciate on how the father is really excited on being a father? Cause you know you married the right guy if that happens. 😭
2 jokes sneek in
2:33 extra piece
1:13 making baby
also the push part
@@1992balto making the baby
Making the baby’s the fun part 😏
***epic music plays 🎶***
If my father had been this excited about becoming a father, my life would be wildly different
Same bro same-
Dude....
Do you want to talk about it?
F
Damn dude
Okay everyone talking about the "Making the baby is the fun part" line but no one's bringing up "Honey, I think you've got the wrong...." and then gestures to a diagram showing how to insert a part into a hole, now that was clever.
@@belindalopez8834 um okay
@@belindalopez8834 What the fucking hell
@@belindalopez8834 this is why you dont do drugs kiddos
@@belindalopez8834 what the fuck.
@@belindalopez8834 Bruh moment
"Making the baby is the fun part."
"This won't hurt a bit, son."
"PUSH!"
Everyone: *I don't like where this is going.*
He’s right about that.... it would hurt a lot! Lol
How about the wrong hole?
Well the push isint really that sexual
What about “are those my big boy parts”
;) oh yaaaaaa
I forgot how good this movie is- honestly, I expected people to be all, "haha it's bad" but am so glad, that it's just how I remembered it
The dad really did care about his son and his wife, and they were a happy family, trying to do their best, for their kid
Yeah, and I love how Herb is such an inspirational dad to Rodney, even as Lydia worries when Rodney is gonna head to Robot City, and how he believes in Rodney so much
Yeah that's how a traditional family looks like. Nowadays people are having to co-parent because the parents prefer to be divorced. When in the end the ones who suffer the consequences of not having a two parent household are ultimately the children.
Fr, a majority of our favorite childhood movies end up being bad if you think about it. I regret normalizing “Romeo and Juliet: Sealed With a Kiss” even tho it was also funny if you take out the prince scenes.
Top 10 movies that are so perfect that a sequel is not needed
Is coraline one of them?
@@justsomeshinigamiwithanapp5955 yes
@@justsomeshinigamiwithanapp5955 yep
Fax
@@justsomeshinigamiwithanapp5955 yuup
“Are these my big boy parts?”
“They aren’t shiny...”
Poor Rodney.
@@BlackLivesMatter23 yeah!! 😂 sucks to be Himself!!! As an adult!! 😆😆😱
I don't get the joke 😅😅
“Well, they’re not brand new. They’re pre-owned.”
Pokemon shiny hunters be like
There are so many moments in this film that completely flew over our heads as kids.
CAN WE TALK ABOUT THE CHARACTER DESIGN FOR CHARACTERS WITH LESS THAN A MINUTE OF SCREENTIME THO??
YES. Robots has just the most amazing visual effects and graphic design still to this day. The animators REALLY did some great work.
Yeah! Like the little girl robot and the twin robot boys playing jump rope.
Love that traffic cop robot design, creativity at its peak
So many jokes flew over me, especially the "I recognized her handwriting." from Fender after being slapped by a MailBox Bot.
Hahahahahaa! That was my favourite part! Lol! 😅
What was the joke?
@@inkheart151 You really want to know?
JK. Basically, Fender hit on the MailBox Bot's Sister, IE had intercourse.
@@ドーブルX75 Oh! Did NOT catch that. I thought the mailbox just really hated Fender and thought he was annoying. XD
@@ドーブルX75 robots don't do that...
This animation has aged very well, it still holds up 16 years later
dayum almost 20 years now
Studio: Most animated films have adult jokes in them but only a little bit, how many do you want in this film?
Director: *YES*
director: "Numbers donn't matter all that matters is how much the fans will love them."
"This won't hurt a bit son."
Every male watching this now: F
Hi you gejegfbrmrgr
Imagien beeing a female
RIP f
@@Crazy_Rabbids I mean technically speaking all fetuses start out as female since all fetuses don’t get their sex organs until between the 7 week to the 12th week of pregnancy (well to be specific if a fetus is gonna be born a boy/male they start developing their male sex organs aka their penis at week 9) so technically at some point everyone is a female until week 9 if you’re a male.
Even if he's not rich, who cares this mans happiness is really really great.
Being rich brings no happiness at all
@@evanholloway1692 better to be rich than starve
@@SMD965OFFICIAL you don't have to be rich to not starve
@@SMD965OFFICIAL thanks for telling us how materialistic you are, fellow redditbro!
@@naggods You need a gym membership and a shower dude
“Look, you can only really have like 2 or 3 dirty jokes in the film.”
“2 or 3 dirty jokes per scene I think you mean.”
That made the movie better
You can only have two or three extremely obvious dirty jokes in a film, but if you can be subtle with it, go hog wild.
“Making the baby’s the fun part”
“PUSH”
“We did want a boy right?”
“This won’t hurt a bit son”
This opening is so designed for parents and you know it.
Ew a furry.
@@Void_Wars it's a Pokémon bruh
@@Void_Wars Ewww, a redditor /s
@@Sonic_the_hedgedog
Where's the command for teleport
@@lebro4401 /tp @ 0 0 0
I think the elder lady robot hand-cranking the pigeon robot is hands down the best visual gag of the entire movie
I love how both parents are so involved in the process. 🥺
Well- yeah- both parents have to be _quite_ involved with eachother to make a baby-
@@sweetsunia Yeah that's kinda how it works
'' making the baby's the fun part''
Parents: OK that's enough time for bed
😂😂
"Are those my big boy parts?"
Pulls out gun*
Finally, I can get i long
@@trentpenner429 a
1:17 I just noticed something, the kit that Rodney came in was made by Bigweld Industries, 5 years before seeing Bigweld as an idol.
- You missed the delivery!
- Making the baby's the fun part!
- Push!
- 12 hours of labor
Man, the writers were freakin' clever.
They knew exactly what they were doing.
Jokes that went over the kid's head, but made all the adults laugh 😂
Just one of the many reasons why this movie is awesome.
"We did want a boy, right?"
Is the thing, if they build their children by hand what's the point of the extra piece lol
@@tomedy_official "we wanted a boy right" line
What was she referring to when she said making the baby is the fun part
Hey i don’t understand what is this joke means: you missed the delivery’’
Can you explain for me ?
Thanks❤
GIVE US A SEQUAL TO THIS! Actually don't, they will ruin it.
Finally someone that says that ( ^ω^ )
That, and right now I don't think they can.
Especially since Robin Williams is dead.
Only if Bill Joyce gets into this since they are using his concept and story, it will be a disaster.
@@queenofdorks9364 that’s what I was about to say!
0:27 A quick note to any expecting fathers watching this video. When your child is born, I recommend you enter the hospital playing this sound bite full blast with no regrets. That is all.
When I was little my parents would always laugh at these parts and I’m over here like 👁👄👁
I think all parents wish their babies had a volume control whenever they cry. Lol
That would have been an improvement
Or if they came with a manual
👍I agree.
I bet more people would be having children if they could just silence them like that.
This movie was a visual landmark and it was miles ahead of what anyone else was doing. Tons of dynamic reflections and lighting, metal rigid body clanky characters with perfectly rusty or metallic looking surfaces with the slightest of blemishes visible, full motion blur and very elaborate high polygon count towns I mean this movie was a beast
3:05 that would by far be the best invention of all time
Yea until people forget the baby exists
If only that was real.
This Won`t hurt abit,son
9 years old.....didn`t understand the refernece
as an adult with a job and more anger problems........OH MY GOD GOD NO NO NO NO NO NO NO *insert scooby doo running sound*
You didn't get the penis joke?
I find more surprising the sexual innuendos of the parents.
i did get the joke just years later sadly
Ruh Ro Raggy
*WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA*
And-
“Don’t worry, making the baby’s the fun part...”
*AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-*
„making a baby's the fun part” just realized that reference now
Dad: "Well son, this won't hurt a bit."
Son: - insert gangsters paradise here -
I laughed a lot, thank you
-insert gangsters paradise here-
I made it
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“This won’t hurt a bit son.” That soooo flew over my head the first time around
Wait explain
This is the peak of the image of Robots. No AI, no advanced technology, just gears and springs and loose nuts
2:23 "He's got your mom's eyes, and my dad's nose. I knew we were smart to save those parts!"
*_hold up_*
Edit: Okay, the comment section is getting pretty woke ngl
im trying to understand. what does it mean?
@@nekonaddie it just means that these robots literally kept their parents eyes and nose so that they could attach them to their son. The reason I said "hold up" is because, if you think about it, that baby is gonna grow up with eyes and nose that belonged to people who died before he was born.
@@GSSMAV ohhhhhh pretty dark 😳 thanks
As a Mechaniac, i'd say its dark but reasonable since well, they're Robots, they can be using any Parts.
@@bluevoltahoge8695 true, but I meant it more as if it was real life
“But it’s ok, making the baby’s the fun part”
*Boy did I misunderstand that when I was a kid*
They need to bring back movies like this where they weren't scared of putting adult humor and entendres in children's movies. The whole point of jokes like those is that kids aren't going to get it, but adults can have a nice chuckle in secret understanding. I would love to see unique and original movies like this one being made again and I am NOT talking about a stupid remake.
i'm sorry, are you telling me you DON'T want a live action remake of the 2005 animated movie Robots? with Rodney being played by Chris Pratt? and Bigweld also being played by Chris Pratt?
@@thejuiceking2219 Absolutely not. I've yet to see a remake that held a candle to its original counterpart and they would suck all of the humor out because some of it isn't child appropriate or "woke" on top of making it a hyper realistic soulless CGI. No thanks.
I'm tired of remakes where I already know the story and "new" movies that either rehash the plot of iconic/well selling movies or try to force an opinion down your throat; I want something different.
@@imaniwilliams816 i agree with you for the most part, but also...is this movie also not trying to put forward a message?
@@thejuiceking2219 Yes, all movies try to portray a message! I wasn't saying that movies shouldn't have a point, just that I don't like it when they're very in your face and preachy about it.
I took my sister to see the Barbie movie for her birthday and while I liked the message, I didn't like the movie because it felt very forceful and kept loudly emphasizing its point in an excessive manner.
I don't really know if I'm explaining it right, it just feels like some movies are more awkward about getting their point across than others.
@@imaniwilliams816 so it's not a wokeness issue, it's a writing issue
i can agree on that
R.I.P. Blue Sky Studios :c
Disney... WHY...
Greed mate....greed. which is why movie studios need to be broken up. Anti trust needs to be needed.
Marvel
Fox
Blue Sky
...
Taken down by that fucker of Disney 😒
Disney gay af
Why do people care? They've only been making terrible movie after terrible movie
next will probably be Pixar, sadly
Ahem, this won't hurt a bit son....
*insert robotic baby scream*
It was still my favorite movie when I was a kid. Now as an adult, I have good memories of it
This movie taught me a lot of valuable things growing up. For example not everything you’re parents give you is gonna be new or expensive. Sometimes they can only give you what they can. You gotta learn to appreciate what you have.
The adult jokes right at the beginning of the movie are just on point
I loved this part when I saw it when I was 3 years old. 17 years later, I realized there are way too many adult jokes. XD
“Making the baby’s the fun part” They knew what they were doing, and this part flew over my head as a kid. Now, as an adult, I get it XD
I like how the focus of the movie basically says "Not everybody can afford to buy brand new things. They have to use hand-me-downs and pre-used things." Growing up in a...financially unstable family, I get it.
1:11
"But it's ok. Making the baby is the fun part." OMG They were so clever to make this joke appeal to both kids and adults alike. Genius writing.
Ngl this is making me wanna rewatch the movie
You should do that. I haven’t seen Robots in almost a decade and a half, and I saw the movie earlier tonight. Such a masterpiece.
So yes, re-watch it
its on hbomax
3:04 for parents very useful
If only that could happen in real life
I wish we had that
Make a robot child then that would definetly works
2:33 That part always went over my head when I watched this as a child
I rewatched this yesterday and really laughed in this scene i cant believe he put his thing after he was born
@@vicmanelguapo1678 that’s one of the adult jokes.
*Lenny face*
how to become a boy with a tool in 5 seconds be like:
Same with me
“Making the baby is the fun part”
“Romantic music in the background “
The animation's aged surprisingly well.
I still get high and am touched by how this android is so much and sincerely happy that he will have a child. He's literally dancing with happiness, it's adorable. This is a masterpiece cartoon!
3:05
If only it were that easy in real life.
it *is* easy! just get a piece of cloth and some chloroform, put it over their mouth and nose and it will harmlessly quiet your baby!
Sleep when it sleeps
@@Fnfb125 I LOVE THAT VIDEO 😂
@@daveroll6463 😂😂😂
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Love how this movie slips adult jokes in it
He lied. It hurt alot
"Making the baby's the fun part"
That one went RIGHT over my head as a kid lmao
Rodney is Growing up so fast.
She wasn't kidding about making the baby, and Of course I should've known
"Are those my big boy parts?!"
Excuse me what... 👀
Momentos después la graduación con ropa de chica
...
Su primo no era chico? 😅
@@sergioplazat3995 I speak English 😐
@@pinrhyme and I can understand you😜
Español y english
My two favorite languages
Lmao
@@sergioplazat3995 amigos whatos you speakos
Could you imagine you just come home and your wife build a baby just to keep you around 😂💀
That’s a bit sussy
One of my favourite movies. Robin Williams as Fender. R.I.P 🌸
1:20 John Powell made an awesome job with the soundtrack
Also Ice Age
I watched this movie millions of times
And I'll always love it in all of my life
Golden Legendary days
This movie was watched constantly when I was a kid. I still love every minute of it to this day and I'm 21.
"PUSH PUSH!" holy shit..
"12 hours of labour"... yup, know the feeling lol
Really? They are building a robot baby and they force a "PUSH PUSH" when the mother can't be pregnant?
@@SeanWheeler100 it's a bit of clever script writing and storyboarding. Makes it relatable to adults when they take their Kids to the cinema, that's the great thing about a lot of disney and pixar films, lots if adult jokes and relatable adult situations
1:57
@@SeanWheeler100they were pushing the head together, but it was being difficult.
"12 Hours of Labor"
"Making the baby is the fun part"
"PUSH! PUSH!"
Bro these lines were just outta pocket for a kid's movie 💀
2:43 now I get it
DAMN
Explain
that was the pipi XD
@Maxiverse Productions yeah no wonder when my parents heard that it was awkward
I still don’t get it
Pop Form Happy Tree Friends: This Would Hurt A Bit Cub!
Pop: (knifes stabs)
Cub’s 10 Years Old: 2:48
Pop’s House: Exploded Like A Bomb
Man, I just now got that “extra piece” joke! Lol
explain?
I’ll tell ya when you’re older, let’s just say that boys have an “extra piece” that girls don’t have
@@thepineapplefromouterspace8996 Yup.... thats the most kid friendly way of saying it
Og god god god god God oh God oh God oh God
I understand.
God this movie just radiates such creative designs
Everything about this movie was perfect. Art direction, characters, music, the plot, and the humor. This is the movie they really really should done a sequel too. Well, this and Sinbad.
So.....many.....clever things.........with this Movie !!!!!
Gotta give a hand to the producers and writersz those are some amazing wordplays
.. Nostalgia......
Tu lo dijiste aunque que extraño que me apareció esto después de que me apareció ratatouille el juego
I remember when I saw this film in the theater when it first came out in 2005. I always got a laugh out of baby Rodney crying, and how Herb (Rodney's dad) turns down the volume knob on the side of Rodney's head. If only if it were possible with human babies LOL
Man I dont even have a crazy amount of nostalgia and they really nailed the dynamic between the father and son. Not only is he so ecstatic to be a father, we see throguh the movie, his love for his son never wavers and thats what pushes him to be such a good father. He reminds me a lot of my own dad and I wish fathers were represented more like this. Many men want a family to love and protect. Its personally one of my biggest dreams to be a father
3:06 every single parent dream 💀🤣
"We did want a boy right?" *camera goes to upper body off the baby as father hammers 'the extra part' on
This was the funny robot movie that talked about differences. Now I know why my parents would sit through sponge Bob and Dore the explore XD
Who's here because of in honour of Blue Sky Animation Studios 1987-2021
Yes.
DEFINITELY ME.
Me
I AM
2:10 *Baby Crying*
Subtitles: *[MUSIC)*