My name's Oscar and I thoroughly enjoy drinking hot cocoa on my couch while watching all kinds of movies. I don't particularly have a favourite genre but any movie is way better when I am able to share the experience with someone. Get your cocoa ready, it's time to watch some movies!
In the book, Gandalf doesn't "hang around" after the balrog pulls him off the bridge with his whip. The balrog snags him as he's falling, and immediately pulls Gandalf down with him. Gandalf cries "Fly, you fools!" as he's falling into the abyss.
Fun fact (though I don't remember it): To promote the film, all Disney had to do was show that opening Circle of Life segment. As a kid, I don't remember any other sort of advertising of it in the theaters except the Circle of Life intro. And Disney had NO faith in the film, but it dragged in over $100 million in its time in the theaters. So inspirational.
This is my second video I’m watching of yours. And I just wanted to say, it’s very healing for me to get to see a man who is extremely emotionally intelligent and is able to communicate it. Very powerful. Thank you ❤
Wild horses have a shorter lifespan than domesticated horses. On average, domestic horses live for 25 to 30 years; some have been known to live to 50 and 60. However, wild horses tend to live for around 15 to 16 years. Taming wild horses has been historically documented as violent and vicious, and horses often die in the process.
what a great movie...and for those of us who wanted to be chefs at some point in our lives, it's a love letter to the art of creating incredible food...
the hunger games has been my favourite series for as long as i can remember, i’ve just found your channel and going through all your reactions has been so enjoyable and sparking a new found love for the series all over again 🩷
Anytime you’re watching a Disney animated movie without Pixar‘s involvement it should be considered to be surprising and unusual if it’s not a musical. It has happened once a choice occasionally over the years, and it does seem somewhat like it’s becoming a little more common, but it’s still extremely rare at this point.
You should take this movie with a massive clump of salt. Like a lot of Disney’s story reimagining‘s it’s strays very far from the myth it’s based on. Just as an example, and for the record, Hercules was originally also a demigod. I believe if I remember correctly, it is true, however, that he did eventually earned it godhood in the myth.
When Bilbo disappears during his birthday party, in the book it says there was a fire and a puff of smoke as he disappears. Gandalf later tells him that he had to think quickly to cover up Bilbo's disappearance. 15:05 - You're right, there was a big time gap between Gandalf leaving and coming back. In reality it was 17 years. Because of casting and the complications of having two actors or special effects used to show a young and an old Frodo, I think, the directors decided to compress that time drastically. In the movies he is younger, more unsure of himself than in the book. In the Two Towers he is authoritative while Sam is younger, less sure of himself.
"I only know half of you half as well as I should like, and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve." The awkward silence the hobbits and the looks they give each other is perfect for that moment.
_The Road to El Dorado_ and _The Prince of Egypt_ are what made me think of DreamWorks as "Disney for grown ups." While certain things are changed to be more palatable for audiences (e.g. Moses having an accident rather than a murder on his hands), it's not made cutesy or childish. The Nile becoming blood becomes *_actual_* blood, which plays into the Egyptian priests(?) being charlatans for _only_ making a somewhat red-colored water.
I don’t know why people say this is the favorite movie- it was my favorite BOOK. The movie changed a lot of stuff- so things that confused you were explained better in the book. Harry was using a flashlight in the book at the beginning because the Dursley’s locked up his magical things plus yeah he wouldn’t be able to use magic so this movie annoyed me so much with all the changes they tried doing to make it more interesting. The whomping willow was supposed to be able to freeze when a certain branch was touched- they planted it there because Lupin went to Hogwarts growing up and he went into the shack when he transformed- the school nurse would check on him after his transformation… yeah a lot left out and changed
holy moly i havent seen this movie since i was really little and that music box song always made me cry and i had completely forgotten about it lol now me sitting here bawling one minute into the video
I just took those tests myself: I'm a Slytherin (though last time I got Ravenclaw, I kinda go back and forth between the two), Magpie patronus, and an Elder wand with phoenix core, 12.5 inch
Aragon has a huge difference from the book. While it works well in the movie one big difference for Aragon's character is that in the book he planned to go with the fellowship until Boromir split off to go to Minas Tirith then he was planned from the beginning to go with him to help the city. He was already planning on taking his place as king and already had the repaired Narsil with him. He wasn't questioning it like in the book. The other is that Galadriel gift to him is the necklace. A
@thecocoacouch when Brooke Shields finished that scene, her boyfriend at the time became really angry and jealous. He was a famous tennis player I think (I could be wrong, and I can’t remember his name).
Off topic- Day 2 of asking you to watch "Shera" (if you have time) it has kinda a similar vibe to Avatar but his very different it's also set in a magic non- fiction type word and has amazing character arcs
It only gets more nuts when you realize The Library is like the size of the Taj Mahal or bigger. And Toph still held the building up while it was exiting into The Spirit World. By that alone, she is so powerful as a Bender.
The street vendor at the start of the movie was reportedly done by placing a series of items under a sheet and telling Robin Williams to pull them out and describe them in character
9:38 🤔 Frodo is shielded by the value of the shire. Well, isn’t that a pregnant metaphor? … his mission and the salvation of the world. A shirt of rings. 👏
The original story this movie is based on is VERY different, but no less interesting. In the original story, the Iron Giant saves Earth from a continent sized dragon.
I love your videos some videos I get to see for the first time thank you but please if you haven't do frozen and this one is fun the Lion king 2 scar is not in it
My freshman roomate was similar to Ross’ date, and I’ve never been with someone as messy as her. I was so close to moving out, but I stuck with it and pulled through until the end of the year😅 (we were also pretty good friends, so it would’ve been hard to find another roomate)
One of the most emotional moments for me in this show that doesn't immediately come off as a super emotional moment is Zuko looking at the dragon's flame around them and saying "I understand." Literally crying over that line rewatching this. To see his whole journey and all the anguish he's been through and the way he has always viewed fire as just hate and destruction....it moves me so much for him to have this moment. He has come so far to finally see fire as something more than suffering
