America: The Motion Picture | Channing Tatum | Official Trailer | Netflix 

First ironically then unironically. There's actually alot more drinking, crude jokes, and cursing in American history than traditionally portrayed.

*OI JOSUKE*

sadly it's the inverse(most teachers are left-wing and follow the "America is evil" narrative without even mentioning any of the good parts, a college professor once skimmed over the declaration of independence and devoted half an hour to the communist manifesto, it's that bad)

Omg!! Period I am also not from the US

This is the equivalen of allí the clases I learned of america

He is totally telling the truth

@@Tobylake-jt6gu fr

It’s more accurate than anything I learned in high school

Whens the French War Arc?

@@mistermagoo8685 This is exclusive history taught only at elite animation schools

The metric system lol

💯

I wish

@@shreyaspunjal3165 That'd be 1/34th of the small left toe in imperial.

@@kastork82 Bro you need to specify... what toe

America pt.2

With the American Civil War

@@gabrieledibernardo8365 No... Bigger. One for every president. 46 movies!

@@MarineButt Roosevelt

@@Memelord1117 Teddy or Franky?

How do you know that for sure. that's your liberal brainwashing talking!!!

@@Slyguy96 lol im sure twas a joke buddy lol

Based

Finally o lord😅😅😅

What do you mean? This is what I took away from my US history classes. 😁

A documentary

Ditto. Ha. Ha. Ha..

Check out Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. I don't know if THIS will end up topping it, but that movie has for years been the most informative historical documentary out there. Filled in all the nonsensical holes in the events of the civil war.

Yeah, but IIRC, the real Robocop wasn't a centaur, so they took some creative liberties.

@@burtan2000 No... no the real Robocop was a centaur. The MOVIE version wasn't, though.

@@SeanStrife please someone comment about centaur respect

Damn you old lol

Where was he? Can’t find him Edit: Nevermind I found him

Why not? It's really funny!

Huh

Maybe it was Barry trying to save his great-great-grandmother

Oh no no no, this time Loki did good lol

@@GauthamJitS maybe

MURICA!!

Like

Umm

Not funny.

@@lolgenitor7065 yea

10/10.

If you look it's part Robocop, part horse . Robo-centaur

@@DeadpoolNJ half robot, half horse, all cop

@@DeadpoolNJ Mr. ED-1800

Thats robot paul revere

Show some respect, this is a historical documentary of America.

Same bro SAAMMMMEEEEEE

It does bro

@@taraungoogle8482 every republican will own a copy

this will trigger SJW’s

Would? More like did

Haters gonna hate

What you mean? This is historically accurate

Exactly what i was thinking 🤣🤣🤣

Another America bad joke that doesn't understand their own comment is literally what the movie is.

MURICA!!

I did not see a burger and an bald Eagle

How quickly we forget Team America: World Police

@@gummyboots I don't think that one counts because it was intentionally mocking how America lost its god-damned mind after 9/11, whereas this is just mindless fun (yes, I'm saying a movie from the South Park guys is less mindless than this, at least Team America had social commentary.)

It’s America the motion picture that’s literally the title wtf were you expecting😂🤚

History is waaaayyyy stranger than fiction!!!!

Haters gonna hate

Oh, this is EXACTLY how it happened!

It's the same thing they said about the documentary Team America: World Police.

@@wserthmar8908 Bakers gonna bake

he used those skills (and his immense size and farm-boy strength) to wage war on a cabal of wealthy, southern slave-owning vampires. Dude was LEGENDARY with an axe, I've heard tell. I think he was the last sitting president to get shot at in active combat situation. I guess that distinction doesn't mean much bc we've had a lot presidents get shot at. It's a super dangerous job, actually. We even had a vice president shoot a cabinet member once. Wait, and a VP shoot some random rich old white guy - after which the rich old white guy apologized for getting shot, of course.

Abraham Lincoln was also the first pro wrestler and the inventor of the Chokeslam.

I think I saw that too in another movie, abraham lincoln vampire hunter. didn't know THAT part of the movie was accurate

@@omar123ph unfortunately, his Vampire Hunter days are overlooked since the Vampire Mythos has been tainted by the Twilight Franchise. From an outsider perspective, it doesn't seem like much of an accomplishment of being a Master Vampire Hunter when Vampires are visualized as scrawny Emo teens.

Hmmm... I thought he was a vampire slayer.

So that means USA invented this humor ?

​@@estelalopez3563 yes

Reminds me of the skit from robot chicken with george bush telling the kids how the dinosaurs went extinct :D

American History Z

no spoilers

I'd love that ending

If so the kid gets a f for cursing

for sure

Please don't. It'll make things complicated.

Gotta analyze some fight scenes from this bad boy

Absolutely.

You mean by settler-colonialism?

Mostly?

it would've been cool if George Washington had blades instead of an cherry tree axe in history books

More like a story from someone who failed history class.

@@stephanieeiche5109 And based it on Dollar store Cliff notes

@@jcougar831 still a story that someone came up with while failing history class.

I'm so glad someone else was thinking that.

Art

...but where is the aaron carter theme song?

Now that’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time

@@louiswain9139 a long time

When you put it that way it's like fighting fire with fire doesn't make America great mate It just makes people fear America and not to visit it and what do you know about freedom when America has more crime than the UK and Australia

AMERICA!!🇺🇸

100 days*

Give it 10 days after it's released

The new Gone With The Wind

The way things are going now a days, probably so...🤣.

@@MrBigR928 question was G.I. joe woke?

Same here. 😆

Ding-dong. It's America, motherfucker.

And.......your problem with that is.....what again?

@@stevenendersby8442 nothing

BRO THIS IS SO TRUE

Why yes it does and I love that its insane.

I know, I can’t wait to watch it.

The look on George's face is what sells that. He had the look that just says, " I mean... yeah"

@@gman8361 it's just that that's a sure-fire way to get busted.

True story yes but to make this cartoon is just an idea of making their country better and because of that your also spreading fear some history you can’t joke about because even now America has changed and we lived in the 21st century

And Britain 🇬🇧 has changed also their was a time when good people turn into bad and bad people turn into good that’s the world we live in

Yeah it happend, i was there

Yes you see what they're trying to do. Congrats

It’s Paul Bunyan and the Ox Babe

That's not the tower of London...

That's Big Ben you ding dong

First on peters comment!

This isn’t just any Peter… it’s a fierce Peter.

Best comment here!

@@AlbertusSalvatierra the verified one

Everywhere. Absolutely everywhere.

IKR?

He's so good!

Same. I'd be content with just one

I know, just one throwaway line is good for me

@@DoveCalderwood spoiler: there is

Lmao

Do it!

that's the forth movie, the third is the korean war, the second is from pre-post-independance to WW1

WW2 is a spin off of the sequel

Vietnam parody guy

omg , my side 😂

@@davisdaniels89 you can’t forget the American Indian wars

Nailed it.

👀.... The game: You lost

wait- you dont believe this?? lmao

Come on all us Brits know about The Big Ben Lumber Jack fight it's one off our Mandatory History lessons. 🇬🇧🇺🇸.

@@rodan9773 lol

Just let us have this one.

Same especially because they are going to show the destruction of the clock tower which took me years to construct

Two different animation studios made Klaus and Over the Moon. "Netflix Animation" doesn't do any animating.

Netflix didn't make them, they are only giving funding and distributing them. SPA studio's the one who made Klaus, and this movie was animated by Floyd County Production. Get your fact straight instead of spreading misinformation, bud.

@@ryantheanimator1156 I’m not spreading misinformation, Netflix Animation is a coproducer on all these movies, they fund and distribute all these movies. I never said they were the only studio behind these films.

Along with the creators of The Expendables and Magic Mike, quite the unexpected team up ever 😂

Along with The Willoughbys movie and Arlo the Alligator Boy, as well as Cosmic Kid.

Holy heck, that was exactly what I was thinking about watching this.

@@justaname1345 Right!?

Right after Republic Rangers! 🤣🤣 love all those satire shows they have on tv!

Well maybe

More like Saints Row

too bad they forgot to add the humor

Since the founders of the USA are Europeans...makes sense in a way xD

@@geri121 I guess so 😁

It's coming back with a movie

His only contract request was "Knife hands."

Me too.

And Magic Mike and Expendables 😂😂, who would have thought that great minds think alike.

@Erick Olivarria And Cloudy With a Chace of Meatballs and Clone High.

All I saw was Archer and thought there better be some phrasing in this

And funny also

*U.S. history! *U.S. independence! Great!!! América is not a country or a nation. Therefore, 'American' isn't a nationality, a citizenship, or a term exclusively for the U.S.A. Furthermore, an American is from the Continent of América!👍

@@CaptainAmerica001you understand the full name of the country is the United States of America (abbreviated as U.S.A) and most people say America/American, right? If geopolitical circumstances haven’t changed in the past 24 hours, there is no other county, not continent, with the naming convention of America. So your argument can be considered null and void solely because you base your argument on the name of a continent and not a country as my initial comment was originally referencing. But regardless, good job wasting both mine and your time by pitifully attempting to change how an entire population calls their country.

@@Geeksly8010 This is not a waste of time. Consider this extra credit or a free education towards your U.S. History 'degree', and for the passersby! You understand that the full name of the U.S.A. simply means we are STATES, that are UNITED, on the Continent 'OF' AMÉRICA, right? Not América of the United States!👍 In conclusion, América definitely is not a country or a nation. Therefore, 'American' isn't a nationality, a citizenship, or a term exclusively for the United States of América (U.S.A.). Anyone who uses these terms as such is due to ignorance, conceitedness, laziness, stubbornness, indoctrination, selfishness, and/or arrogance! Furthermore, an American is from the Continent 'OF' AMÉRICA! It's what our Founding Fathers & authors meant, and still means!👍

@@CaptainAmerica001 International speakers of English generally refer to people from the United States as Americans while equivalent translations of American are used in many other languages, namely French (Américain), although the term États-unien derived from États-Unis (United States) in French is also accepted, as Statunitense in Italian, Dutch (Amerikaan), Afrikaans (Amerikaner), Japanese (アメリカ人, rōmaji: amerika-jin), Filipino (Amerikano), Hebrew (אמריקאי), Arabic (أمريكي), Russian (американец, американка), Hindi (अमरीकी transliteration. Amreeki). In Spanish the Diccionario panhispánico de dudas (English: Pan-Hispanic Dictionary of Doubts), published by the Royal Spanish Academy and the Association of Academies of the Spanish Language, recommends the genderless term estadounidense (literally United Statesian), because americano/a also refers to all of the inhabitants of the continents of North and South America, or can be used to refer to Hispanic Americans. Norteamericano and norteamericana are also common. In Latin American Spanish colloquial speech, Americans may be referred to as gringos (likely originating from “griego”, meaning 'Greek'), but the word usually carries a disparaging connotation; in Spain and Argentina, a more common word with a similar meaning to gringo is yanqui. In German, the designation US-Amerikaner and its adjective form US-amerikanisch are sometimes used, though Amerikaner (adjective: amerikanisch) is more common in scientific, official, journalistic, and colloquial parlance. The style manual of the Neue Zürcher Zeitung, a leading German-language newspaper, dismisses the term US-amerikanisch as both "unnecessary" and "artificial" and recommends replacing it with amerikanisch. The respective guidelines of the foreign ministries of Austria, Germany, and Switzerland all dictate Amerikaner/amerikanisch for official usage. Ami is common in colloquial speech. In Italian, both americano and statunitense are used, although the former is more common. In European Portuguese, americano is mostly used in colloquial speech, but the term usually used in the press is norte-americano. In Brazilian Portuguese, the everyday term is usually americano or norte-americano and estadunidense is the preferred form in academia. In Esperanto, usonano, similar to Usonian, is the standard term for an American. The United States itself is called Usono, similar to Usonia. Only in formal contexts is the United States referred to by the long-form official name Unuiĝintaj Ŝtatoj de Ameriko or Unuiĝintaj Ŝtatoj de Nord-Ameriko (United States of North America). L. L. Zamenhof, the inventor of Esperanto, used the Usono terms as early as 1910. Chinese has distinct words for American in the continental sense and American in the national sense. The United States of America is called 美国 (Pinyin: měiguó; Jyutping: mei5 gwok3) while the continents of the Americas are called 美洲 (Pinyin: měizhōu; Jyutping: mei5 zau1). There are separate demonyms derived from each word and a United States citizen is referred to as 美国人 (Pinyin: měiguó rén; Jyutping: mei5 gwok3 yan4). Please consider this as a free education in demonyms for the United States of America

@UCB5p1-0dGvqJk9MAq17GkqQyou really didn’t read anything I said huh? Literally the first paragraph states international speakers of English generally refer to people from the United States as Americans. That my good sir is the true definition of lazy