Here are some Resources about the “Don’t Say Gay” Bill that Disney is supporting. As always I also encourage you to do your own research into the subject as news sources are never as unbiased as we hope. About the Bill www.reuters.com/world/us/florida-senate-expected-pass-bill-limiting-lgbtq-discussion-school-2022-03-08/ www.reuters.com/world/us/florida-house-vote-bill-limiting-school-discussions-lgbtq-identity-2022-02-24/ Letter From Pixar Staff twitter.com/JuddLegum/status/1501728898865844225?s=20&t=LlE6T6QZjnevWFL45GUecQ Disney and Bidens Response to the Bill www.hitc.com/en-gb/2022/03/08/what-is-dont-say-gay/ How you might be able to help www.seventeen.com/life/a38898813/dont-say-gay-bill-florida/ Hiding information away from children is never the answer. Sexuality and Gender are not taboo subjects. Proponents of the bill claim that it stops children from being groomed, however, despite the name there is nothing sexual about sexual orientation. Learning about Orientation and gender does not "make a child gay or trans" it simply informs them of the different ways they can express themselves and makes LGBT children and parents safer and more accepted. The bill would likely not stop the discussion of heterosexual couples, there is no difference between learning of the existence of Hetero and Homosexual couples. No one's identities or existence deserve to be questioned. Ever. If this bill gets passed it will be a major setback for LGBT+ Rights.
The name of the bill isn't actually the "don't say gay" bill, it's a nickname given to it by those who oppose it. It's officially named the Parental Rights in Education bill.
I read an article written by a grown man saying that this movie was "exhausting". I'm so glad this 30 year old man felt the need to make the distinction that he doesn't enjoy children's movies about children doing children things.
@@WillWatches Yup and if its staring a young girl and they cant find a way to sexualize said young girl for their odd desires why tf is it on screen? Cause women are only in cinema for sex appeal..(If you cannot sense the sarcasm spilling through the screen then here.) /s
imo people who were lvl 13 in 2002 should have no problem finding at least something relatable, i think the people who think this is only relatable to a small audience are living in a delusion that they are part of the larger audience. or lack experience points in the basic empathy stat
It was a nice film, just a fun thing to watch. I didn’t treat it like some Oscar film and I enjoyed it. It had a strong moral message which wasn’t too forced and the characters actually felt like real 2000s kids, not some cringey riverdale sort of characters.
I era I miss because I grew up in the 2000’s. Nowadays kids do those cringy Fortnite dances. And there was none in this movie because of course the time period
I told my friend that this movie is the Chinese version of Encanto 😂 Really happy to see Disney and Pixar digging into the topic of family trauma. Not just for kids to learn but also give adults a chance for self realization.
I live in Toronto, this movie literally represented everything about the city/Canada. The sky dome (which I still call it) has been renamed to the “Rogers Centre” hence the construction 🚧 site after it was destroyed…that’s when the name change I believe was starting to take place. I remember driving by and seeing the construction. so the 2002 setting is very accurate! Well done movie! And we’ll done review!
I’d never thought I see the day. Back then grown ups didn’t complain about children’s media and I’m a adult who still likes kids content because they’re way better than the over the top violence and cursing that I should be watching but that’s not my style in my opinion
@@JonathanGaeta if someone doesn't like it its their opinion 😎and their rights....boys often wont spend time on girly movies ,even if they do most of time it sucks
I personally would have never thought that Disney was gonna go on the rout of speaking on generational trauma in immigrant poc homes but as a first gen immigrant poc I'm here for it. Ima just need them to pause for a bit tho bc I'm literally sobbing I wasn't given enough time to heal from encanto gimme a second. This movie HURT I tell you it HURT. There was no reason for this movie to just call out the toxic tendency's of me and my mothers relationship. This right here at 8:28 I related too much to that. I remember lookin myself in the mirror and pushing down my self expression bc my mothers approval was more important. This movie was amazing so damn amazing.
Your intro gained you another subscriber! As a gay trans man I appreciate you taking the time to talk about the situation despite it not being directly related to this movie
I love this movie. It’s so relatable to me . Growing up in an asian family with strict parents , parents never letting me go to my favorite Boyband concerts.
Honestly, why was this movie so hated when it wasn’t even released? I seen the movie and I thought it was really good, not my favourite, but I really like it
I watched it 4 minutes after it was released. It was very good! There were a few moments in it that made me a bit uncomfortable, but it was an overall great movie
Another thing about the bill, teachers are supposed to tell parents that their kid is in LGBT+ if the kid says something bout it which can be VERY dangerous. Outing someone especially a kid to their parents is NEVER ok. 🙇🏻
I love Turning Red because it’s both funny and heartwarming. I love that the movie has good and mature themes such as coming of age, friendship, acceptance, puberty and generational trauma. I think it’s absolutely ridiculous that some people are spreading hate against this movie. Religious fundamentalists who spreading hate against it always make me mad because they just want to take us back to the 1700s or crap like that. I’m not against all religious people just only religious fundamentalists. Turning Red deserves love and respect just like the other Pixar movies such as Toy Story, The Incredibles, Monsters Inc, Soul and Luca.
I have to admit that I really enjoyed the movie. It was weird and really out there, and that's what I liked about it. I really enjoy when animated projects that don't shy away from family problems, teenage drama or social issues. The characters, animation and voice acting were all done very well. They did a good job of showing how scary changing and growing up can be, but it happens for a reason. But like any other Disney movie, the problem is mostly resolved to quickly. Forgiving and moving on is important, but its not easy (like they make it seem in their movies). Ming did the exact same thing to Mei that her mother did to her - and she didn't see that? If nothing is ever going to be good enough, you shouldn't push a child to be perfect. Healing can happen...but it takes time. (Ming shouldn't need to apologize. She may have given her mother that scar, but it was Wu's controlling and overbearing nature that caused such an act.) People may call the portrayal of Chinese culture in this movie racist or stereotypical; but it isn't if its all fact. Most families of Asian cultures are very controlling and pass that toxic quirk to their children. Parents shouldn't push their desires onto their children, because than the children never get to live their own lives. If your kids rebel, its most likely because you're refusing to listen to them. If there's a sequel, I seriously hope that Disney doesn't tone down the problems and issues of growing up.
So weird then that the new proud family reboot just released an episode that featured a gay couple sharing an on screen kiss, with the father learning a lesson to be more accepting of the gay community. What's with the double standard? Their shows can talk about these things (as the proud family is not the only example of this on disney channel) but their movies can't?
Because movies are something which you really need to be profiting off of cause of the money spent on them. There’s generally less effort and budget put into a show so they can earn money on domestic sales alone whereas they have to earn money from places like China in order to have a good amount of profit for the movie. It’s sad that certain countries won’t allow this stuff and it all has to come down to money, that’s the world we live in
@@EditUnivers75 They do that with the Owl House, but it kinda messes with the story/intimate character moments imo. It's probably just expensive to do for movies and all companies wanna try every opportunity they can to skimp out on spending extra time/money to do that.
I enjoyed this movie 🙂, but the part where the mom was angry and blames mei friends for mei actions. I had a similar situation like that with an old friend of mine who mom was very similar to mei mom. But she was a bit more toxic for my friend. Sadly i haven't talk to my friends since graduation because of how controlling my friend mom was growing up and how she grow more distant from me and her other friends. So that is one of the scenes that hits me hard emotionally 😭 as i still miss my old friend.
I don´t think it´s a symbolism for getting your period I think it´s symbolism for one´s sexual awakening and thats why her mum is older than her in the forest, and her panda is so huge becuse she has bottled all her frustration inside becuse that was her mums way of seeing things.
Protect kids by teaching them ahead of time so they know if they're in danger from a groomer or pedo. You don't have to be explicit, kids are smart enough to get the gist from simple storytelling. Kids can learn about sex if you know how to teach them appropriately.
Why not? People really forget humans are also animals and have instincts. Even if you teach or not about sex to your kids, they will experiment this kind of feelings and emotions one day. It's better to explain that to them so they'll have a knowledge about it or they will just let it out rawly.
Here are some Resources about the “Don’t Say Gay” Bill that Disney is supporting. As always I also encourage you to do your own research into the subject as news sources are never as unbiased as we hope.
About the Bill www.reuters.com/world/us/florida-senate-expected-pass-bill-limiting-lgbtq-discussion-school-2022-03-08/
www.reuters.com/world/us/florida-house-vote-bill-limiting-school-discussions-lgbtq-identity-2022-02-24/
Letter From Pixar Staff twitter.com/JuddLegum/status/1501728898865844225?s=20&t=LlE6T6QZjnevWFL45GUecQ
Disney and Bidens Response to the Bill www.hitc.com/en-gb/2022/03/08/what-is-dont-say-gay/
How you might be able to help www.seventeen.com/life/a38898813/dont-say-gay-bill-florida/
Hiding information away from children is never the answer. Sexuality and Gender are not taboo subjects. Proponents of the bill claim that it stops children from being groomed, however, despite the name there is nothing sexual about sexual orientation. Learning about Orientation and gender does not "make a child gay or trans" it simply informs them of the different ways they can express themselves and makes LGBT children and parents safer and more accepted. The bill would likely not stop the discussion of heterosexual couples, there is no difference between learning of the existence of Hetero and Homosexual couples. No one's identities or existence deserve to be questioned. Ever. If this bill gets passed it will be a major setback for LGBT+ Rights.
The name of the bill isn't actually the "don't say gay" bill, it's a nickname given to it by those who oppose it. It's officially named the Parental Rights in Education bill.
I read an article written by a grown man saying that this movie was "exhausting".
I'm so glad this 30 year old man felt the need to make the distinction that he doesn't enjoy children's movies about children doing children things.
As we've seen time and time again anything and everything aimed at young girls is subject to ridicule
@@WillWatches because things can't be about girls, for girls, and by girls, because everything is for.men
@@WillWatches say it loud and clear! Your genuine reactions were a pleasure to watch! I got to re-experience my first watch through you
@@WillWatches Yup and if its staring a young girl and they cant find a way to sexualize said young girl for their odd desires why tf is it on screen? Cause women are only in cinema for sex appeal..(If you cannot sense the sarcasm spilling through the screen then here.) /s
imo people who were lvl 13 in 2002 should have no problem finding at least something relatable, i think the people who think this is only relatable to a small audience are living in a delusion that they are part of the larger audience. or lack experience points in the basic empathy stat
It was a nice film, just a fun thing to watch. I didn’t treat it like some Oscar film and I enjoyed it. It had a strong moral message which wasn’t too forced and the characters actually felt like real 2000s kids, not some cringey riverdale sort of characters.
Yeah its nice to see authentic representation of kids just acting like kids
I era I miss because I grew up in the 2000’s. Nowadays kids do those cringy Fortnite dances. And there was none in this movie because of course the time period
@@JonathanGaeta Fortnite dances haven’t been a thing since 2019, maybe early 2020.
I think it will become a cult classic like Mean Girls
@@JonathanGaeta yeah also I miss the Emo vibes of the 2000s
I don't care what haters think this movie is amazing! I watched it last night and thought it was really good it's tied with Encanto for me!
Yaaaas this movie is awesome 🤩🤩🤩
I told my friend that this movie is the Chinese version of Encanto 😂 Really happy to see Disney and Pixar digging into the topic of family trauma. Not just for kids to learn but also give adults a chance for self realization.
this movie it's awesome , but this guy I can't with his laugh it's 😂💀☠️😂
grandma said 4 is the worst number because in Cantonese and Mandarin, the word 4 sounds same as the word "Death"
Yup. They really wont use 4 at all & change it to 3A for like building/home unit.
I live in Toronto, this movie literally represented everything about the city/Canada. The sky dome (which I still call it) has been renamed to the “Rogers Centre” hence the construction 🚧 site after it was destroyed…that’s when the name change I believe was starting to take place. I remember driving by and seeing the construction. so the 2002 setting is very accurate! Well done movie! And we’ll done review!
And the old street cars
I was 13 in to 2002. So this was straight nostalgia to me! Especially with the sailor moon influence that's in the movie
1989 gang! Mei and the director Domee Shi too
@@alcyonae 1989 is were I was born
I like the idea of Mei having to teach her mom to deal with her inner panda.
I can't believe grown men are triggered over a movie like this haha, it's so funny and ridiculous.
And u texting here to satisfy ur ego 😂😂😂😂
I’d never thought I see the day. Back then grown ups didn’t complain about children’s media and I’m a adult who still likes kids content because they’re way better than the over the top violence and cursing that I should be watching but that’s not my style in my opinion
@@JonathanGaeta if someone doesn't like it its their opinion 😎and their rights....boys often wont spend time on girly movies ,even if they do most of time it sucks
@@ragnarjc7512 Lol, you sound insecure
boys often dont spend their time on youtube comment sections ruining everyone moods :))
I personally would have never thought that Disney was gonna go on the rout of speaking on generational trauma in immigrant poc homes but as a first gen immigrant poc I'm here for it. Ima just need them to pause for a bit tho bc I'm literally sobbing I wasn't given enough time to heal from encanto gimme a second. This movie HURT I tell you it HURT. There was no reason for this movie to just call out the toxic tendency's of me and my mothers relationship. This right here at 8:28 I related too much to that. I remember lookin myself in the mirror and pushing down my self expression bc my mothers approval was more important. This movie was amazing so damn amazing.
Your intro gained you another subscriber! As a gay trans man I appreciate you taking the time to talk about the situation despite it not being directly related to this movie
This movie is so damn good
I like the art too, it's almost clay animation
I love this movie. It’s so relatable to me . Growing up in an asian family with strict parents , parents never letting me go to my favorite Boyband concerts.
Honestly, why was this movie so hated when it wasn’t even released? I seen the movie and I thought it was really good, not my favourite, but I really like it
I watched it 4 minutes after it was released. It was very good! There were a few moments in it that made me a bit uncomfortable, but it was an overall great movie
Another thing about the bill, teachers are supposed to tell parents that their kid is in LGBT+ if the kid says something bout it which can be VERY dangerous. Outing someone especially a kid to their parents is NEVER ok. 🙇🏻
The father grabbed a Tim bit ( tiny donuts)
I love Turning Red because it’s both funny and heartwarming. I love that the movie has good and mature themes such as coming of age, friendship, acceptance, puberty and generational trauma. I think it’s absolutely ridiculous that some people are spreading hate against this movie. Religious fundamentalists who spreading hate against it always make me mad because they just want to take us back to the 1700s or crap like that. I’m not against all religious people just only religious fundamentalists. Turning Red deserves love and respect just like the other Pixar movies such as Toy Story, The Incredibles, Monsters Inc, Soul and Luca.
I have to admit that I really enjoyed the movie. It was weird and really out there, and that's what I liked about it. I really enjoy when animated projects that don't shy away from family problems, teenage drama or social issues. The characters, animation and voice acting were all done very well. They did a good job of showing how scary changing and growing up can be, but it happens for a reason.
But like any other Disney movie, the problem is mostly resolved to quickly. Forgiving and moving on is important, but its not easy (like they make it seem in their movies). Ming did the exact same thing to Mei that her mother did to her - and she didn't see that? If nothing is ever going to be good enough, you shouldn't push a child to be perfect. Healing can happen...but it takes time.
(Ming shouldn't need to apologize. She may have given her mother that scar, but it was Wu's controlling and overbearing nature that caused such an act.)
People may call the portrayal of Chinese culture in this movie racist or stereotypical; but it isn't if its all fact. Most families of Asian cultures are very controlling and pass that toxic quirk to their children. Parents shouldn't push their desires onto their children, because than the children never get to live their own lives. If your kids rebel, its most likely because you're refusing to listen to them.
If there's a sequel, I seriously hope that Disney doesn't tone down the problems and issues of growing up.
I'm 58, male, not Asian, and I can relate to this film.
So weird then that the new proud family reboot just released an episode that featured a gay couple sharing an on screen kiss, with the father learning a lesson to be more accepting of the gay community. What's with the double standard? Their shows can talk about these things (as the proud family is not the only example of this on disney channel) but their movies can't?
Because movies are something which you really need to be profiting off of cause of the money spent on them. There’s generally less effort and budget put into a show so they can earn money on domestic sales alone whereas they have to earn money from places like China in order to have a good amount of profit for the movie. It’s sad that certain countries won’t allow this stuff and it all has to come down to money, that’s the world we live in
@@JohnSmith0137 dont see why they can't just edit parts out for China
@@EditUnivers75 They do that with the Owl House, but it kinda messes with the story/intimate character moments imo. It's probably just expensive to do for movies and all companies wanna try every opportunity they can to skimp out on spending extra time/money to do that.
@@sundalosketch4769 it messes with the intimate moments more if they're just cut universally lol
Four is an unlucky number because in the limited phonemes of the language it sounds the same as death.
Did you see the part when Miriam was like wait what’s wrong with your face
This movie made me laugh 😭
I enjoyed this movie 🙂, but the part where the mom was angry and blames mei friends for mei actions. I had a similar situation like that with an old friend of mine who mom was very similar to mei mom. But she was a bit more toxic for my friend. Sadly i haven't talk to my friends since graduation because of how controlling my friend mom was growing up and how she grow more distant from me and her other friends. So that is one of the scenes that hits me hard emotionally 😭 as i still miss my old friend.
Mei-Mei is on fire like a FireFox
i used to have tamagochi scince i was 4 to 7 years old like it was so good also,this movie give me the memeorise of me having a tamagochi
also,if you watch the trailler you will see how mei lee got turned into a red panda
Loved your reaction🔥🙈
This movie is definitely better than the traumatizing book I had as a kid 🙃
Que buena película 🎊😵✨
The Animation reminds me of Captain Underpants
YAY A movie based in Canada
4☆Town reminds me of S-club 7
Good reaction!!!
In china, 4 is a unlucky number BECAUSE i think it is similar to dead. My father told me but i forgot il correct it in the future if im wrong
I watched this at school._.
That must have been uncomfortable lol
I'm 13 deal with it
She can't deal with it lol 😆
Are you a Werewolf?
I don´t think it´s a symbolism for getting your period I think it´s symbolism for one´s sexual awakening and thats why her mum is older than her in the forest, and her panda is so huge becuse she has bottled all her frustration inside becuse that was her mums way of seeing things.
Tyler could be gay,
I was also wondering if he was abused.
Don't talk to kids about sex. Period. I do not care if you're gay or straight. Do not. Talk to kids. About. Sex. End of story.
Protect kids by teaching them ahead of time so they know if they're in danger from a groomer or pedo. You don't have to be explicit, kids are smart enough to get the gist from simple storytelling. Kids can learn about sex if you know how to teach them appropriately.
Why not? People really forget humans are also animals and have instincts. Even if you teach or not about sex to your kids, they will experiment this kind of feelings and emotions one day. It's better to explain that to them so they'll have a knowledge about it or they will just let it out rawly.