A Bug's Life is actually HILARIOUS... 

My favorite like of the video.

went to the comments and saw this comment first while that part played out it was trippy lmao

Would they though?

@@maxortiz8795That was the joke

Uh no they wouldn't 😂

You never realize how scary some animals are until you see them from a bugs perspective, an anteater probably really scares ants.

It also moves lighting fast like a bird. You're just dead the instant it catches you.

@@mrbanks456 Imagine if an airplane could just drop down from the sky and just gobble up passengers.

You just described Attack on Titans

@@АлексейСоловьёв-п8х Yes, part of the fear factor with the Titans is that they look a lot like realistic humans, but are totally offputting in a world where people have typical anime faces.

His racism is interesting. It's not the typical inferiority complex, but an utter belief of superiority.

@austinbridges518 Hopper's character is more about having control than racism. Hopper knows the truth about the ants, that they could easily overpower them if they tried. Ant colonies are the most powerful entities in the insect world irl. He uses fear and ridicule to keep them in check.

based

"It's not about food. It's about keeping those ant in line"

@@mrbanks456 I mean… supremacy is kind of in line with doing both.

That scene where he crushes three of his henchmen just to make a point has always stuck with me.

Hopper's honestly even MORE terrifying to me now, knowing that he's played by the same guy who was John Doe in "Se7en." You're welcome for the image...

wdym actual villain, who voiced him lol Edit: KEVIN SPACEY??? Oh hell nah

Bro I used to think he was so hot 😭😭

​@@beyondvioletwhats wrong with kevin spacy m

Such a based sibling relationship summed up in one line 😂

Thankfully Kevin Spacey was a good fit,because he's actually evil.

Would have aged better, too 😅 (Dennis) Hopper definitely could have brought that energy

The first choice was Robert De Niro, apparently.

@@superfanmusicmaker was dennis hopper ever considered

​@@don860how is he evil? Oh, because ALLEGATIONS?

They have no room to be mad at him since they lied to him first

Them being pissed about Flik makes zero sense too. What were they actually mad about? The circus gang? Flik being the one behind the bird plan? And why is looked as that bad to begin with, since they know the plan can still work? I’d say the answer with the most logic is that they disagreed with circus performers concocting the defensive strategy. But there's nothing to allude that they have any prejudice to certain types of bugs. And the Queen's plan is just as dumb. Hiding the whole thing and pretending it all didn't happen? WHY!? Even when they do act like it didn't happen, I still don't know what their plan is. Are they gonna say "We apologize, Hopper. We are still picking your food because we got distracted while doing something". Like they had a bird, ready scare him and his gang off, but no.... the idea won't work because it came from a LIAR. F**k off writers. You just make the queen look like a dumb**s. Now some have argued that because Flik is despised by the colony, mostly the council, they see anything he does as doomed right from the get-go, therefore they now believe that his his bird plan will fail. EXCEPT WHY THEN WOULD THEY EVEN BOTHER HELPING HIM BUILD IT TO BEGIN WITH!?

@MrJomalley123 @osmanyousif7849 I think their decision mostly stem from their tendency to be risk averse, and their unity and loyalty to one another made them distrustful to any form betreyal, thus, if they can't trust Flick, they can't trust his strategy, therefore, they decided to stick with the conventional(pick up harvests). I know, it doesn't much sense when one try to think about it, but judging by the ants' intellect before that scene, well... let's just say they are more intuitive and irrational

It's held up surprisingly well. Even the little movements with the eyes when looking straight ahead is something some modern animations miss.

I remember hearing that Toy Story was a thing because early CGI looked so bad that the humans looked plastic which gave people the idea of making the main characters toys. Edit: I checked my profile, and found that I have made exactly 69 comments on this channel! Please congratulate me on this wonderous achievement! 🍻

@@safebox36 One of the best decisions super early Pixar made was to make movies with a primarily non-human cast (toys, bugs, monsters, and fish) so that they don’t have to worry about human skin and dealing with too much uncanny valley. They played up the strengths of CGI, while experimenting through short films to work out its weaknesses at the time. Sid and Andy look rough, but by the time they got to The Incredibles and Ratatouille, they finally got human characters to look aesthetically pleasing.

@@Little1Caveit also helped that they weren’t going for incredibly realistic standards either. I’ve seen a few early CGI renderings of human faces that look very soulless and uncanny, so it was a good thing that their animations were very stylized.

@@Little1Cave tbh as much as I love the Incredibles it did still have a few humans that looked... Off. Thankfully none of the major characters were too bad about it, but like Tony Rydinger as an example looked frightning. Not Toy Story 1 frightning, but still.

I'm gonna carry this quote with me forever now

I legit read this comment while the moment played 😨

So real

I’m so glad I’m not the only one who thought this as a kid

This is why I enable subtitles on every movie I watch.

Lmfao trying to hear it that way makes it sound like she has a really weird ass accent. Wtf

Facts, and Hopper is a great villain

Truly!

This and Onward are underrated as hell

It was my childhood pixar movie.

@@Ashlego I loved Onward as well, I especially liked the relationship between the brothers.

I don't know if I'd willingly step on a fat caterpillar. I feel like it'd feel gross as hell

@@TheBigKaijureal

Honestly, Beetles basically have armor so idk about that

@@TheBigKaijuI’ve accidentally stepped on a snail that was out of it’s shell while barefooted, it cant be as bad as that

I used to pick up the rolly pollys

"That's fucked up 😀"

Your uncle was Joe Ranft?!

@@Max25670 yup, a bunch of my family has worked on tv and movies. Like my dads cousin is the main camera man for avatar. Even I’m an extra in a few movies. Like Adam Sandler’s That’s my Boy and Paul Rudd’s The Catcher was a Spy

@@GG_Metlwell tell Jerome he did a good job on the movie also I wonder why they never made a sequel kind of a shamed since the animation could be easily improved, especially from toy story one to Toy story four imagine what they could do with another bug life’s movie especially if they market it well it could be a big hit

THEY'RE *_WHAT_*

@@joliealbury6936 Yeah they’re replacing it with a Zootopia show

They'll likely reuse the actual animatronic and put the suit in storage.

​@@ChaoticJesterHopper skinned and replaced by Shakira gazelle. _Oh wow, my favorite. Just what I wanted._

@@overlookers makes me want someone to make a horror game based around all the suits and animatronics Disney abandoned in storage like the Stitch animatronic ngl.

there’s a movie called Wild Hogs which is pretty much that.

Sons of Anarchy would be a better show if Ron Perlman got eaten by a giant bird.

Seven Samurai or Magnificent Seven is one I think of

I know Kevin Spacey turned out to be a horrible person, but how is James Woods a horrible person?

Oh gods, what happened

It’s the square of life

I watched this movie so much. Unfortuntely, I accidentally recorded over the credits of the movie and it was footage of me playing a game over the credits.

Is it though?

Proper answer, both.

I mean… for me personally, I saw the movie as a *little* kid, before I knew what German accents sound like, and it was only later I found out he has one from reading about the movie online.

A red flag if I’ve ever seen one.