Did you know this about TURNING RED 

Okay

You missed the twilight reference, Priyas book

There is a refrinse to horton hears a who its him

Only 5 replies what

Look at the date on the calendars

Nice spot!!

yes

OO I JUST NOTICED THAT--

I mean you should expect that from them because they always use some little detail like that

Yooo nice detail there!

Wow I missed that when I watched it does look like the statue that Anna threw on the cake when she's singing for the first time in forever. Good eye sight mate

Maybe but the statue in frozen is in the color of dark chocolate and is not dressed

@@ArtzyHannah It's still the same statue appearance

NOICE I WOULD HAVE NEVER NOTICED THAT IF YOU NEVER SAID ANYTHING SO THANK YOU!!!!!! SO MUCH!!!!!

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Omg ur right how come I didn't recognise that? (But in encato the place also had some white clouds too)

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Also, It bears a very close resemblance to the pink clouds where Vivo (Voiced by Lin-manuel miranda, the writer of Encanto's music) Soars through the clouds singing about love with his bird friends.

maybe that''s the Pixar version of dream space

Exactly

Pugsheen, pusheen's friend

💔💔💔

Yes, I agree

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Go different with what?

@@vipmonicake EXACTLY! There is nothing wrong going different.

@@gamingindominus1049 I think Monica was asking what was different.

Kind of makes me think about how they used "Backstreet Boys-Larger Than Life" which was essentially a love-letter to the fans.

@@oneandonlysound3453 ye

​@@oneandonlysound3453they actually based 4town on backstreet boys because of the white outfit and they do a part of the dance for backstreets back

This comment is the dumbest thing on RU-vid

@@JohnSmith-pe6wo fr

@@JohnSmith-pe6wo Its about Immersion in the story you muppet. Making the world seems alive and "real".

Every little detail has to be put there in live action, what’s your point?

@@SavageJarJar Not realy. I have been on a movie set many times and unless the director is very specific about every little detail, its mostly just "what ever works". If there are coffee mugs on the table - they are just some coffee mugs the set disigner had around, there are not specialy chosen for that scene. If they film on a non studio location - usualy nothing is changed and we just film as it is - with no or as little set dressing as possible. In animation you must make everething. From the faces of the extras on the street to the color of the city ligts , every window, every corner, every fruit in the store, or random box.

I believe it's similar to Japanese culture as well. I might be wrong though.

Oh that's also probably why Ming hates them

If u watch Jojo (especially part 5 golden wind) you know that ghoda mista also believes 4 is the worst number and unlucky

M I S T A

Same for Korean! 4 is spelled “사” and pronounced “sa”, which means “death”.

oh dang

i thought it was a parody of twilight

Dang

I thought it was just Twilight but a different name

I watched Lwa but I never knew that 💀

yes 😊

yes 😊

Glad I weren’t the only one thinking that. The character in front even had funds and they’re posed very similar to the book cover

Yeah I was going to comment this

@@fireleopard6027 yep

exactly what i was thinking when i first saw her holding the book!

@@fireleopard6027 Yeah, me too. Watching this video, I said in my head, "Oh, I thought that was referencing 'Twilight'."

The leaping from roof to roof is studio Ghibli material to be honest

The pink smoke during transformation is Ranma 1/2 and the roof hopping is Inuyasha.

Well... They did do a collab with Idv!!

I love Detective Conan to this day, the fact that it’s been in my childhood all through school and now adulthood, blows my mind.

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Bruh who doesn’t know that lol

@@Bunny-gw6lc apparently the creator

@@Bunny-gw6lc I didn’t

@@RobloxChickenTheFirst same

I believe I also spotted the “O.M.G” Girl [most memorable from the restroom scene.] in the crowd when 4-Town was helping Mei and her family drag her mother, the large red panda, into the circle. I think I saw her in the crowd of kids cheering for 4-town in the crowd as it pans

And The Statues Are Named After Bart and Lisa from the simpsons

I don't think so, "The Mitchells vs. The Machines" is a different company. Turning Red takes place in Canada. Toronto In Canada they eat moose and stuff Canada likes Moose 🤣

@@carleeniehoang They are now owned by Disney

@@carleeniehoang the Simpsons belong to fox, which Disney owns. Disney doesn't own Sony.

@@theawesonenintendofan3623 My bad, didn't know

No its cuz canada

It's good

i prefer this over shorts

love it! 💗

I like it!

Are u the infographics show

that’s exactly what I thought when I first saw it

She also does it in the original

@@caidalee1994 Did she? Haven’t seen since it came out when I was a kid and only a few times after that.

@@cwa728 yeah, the luau scene before Nani loses her job, Lilo draws the “anger level” drawing with the red crayon.

Oh ma gawd I never knew that 😅

This should have more likes lol

Another Fact: Turning Red is the 2nd Pixar Movie to be released in March. The first was Pixar's 22nd film, Onward

@@dvqjacks7735 big brain over here

I- wow- just wow-

Kevin was in this movie?

@@broadwaybrook2319 her Skeleton was

Its Stacy

@@elnathlyjaensze2895 Is that the girl’s name or the name of the arm thing?

insulin pumps, i think thats what they’re called

Her name is Stacy, she’s wearing a cgm (continuous glucose monitor to track blood sugar patterns), and Stacy is also a character with type 1 diabetes in the Babysitters’ Club!

@@notatallfunctional Prolly the arm thing

Took me a few times watching to see him!

happy like sorry

This and the “So fluffy”

Ikr I was gonna say that 😆

the O.M.G girl 😄

@@nini8205 She's called Stacy

her name is stacy. she's also a four-townie!

That's so kind if them

it was because somebody on the pixar team had diabetes type 1 and felt like the representation was needed. there is also another girl with an insulin pump

Same lmao

i was screaming JOJOS REFERENCE and my family comprised of weebs joined in

You expected a Joni reference… BUT IT WAS ME, DIO!!!

Yeah... 4 being an unlucky/hated numbers in China also extends to the rest of East Asia, which includes Japan and South Korea.

I just noticed that I have 4 replies so I'm just going to change that number if you do not mind.

Too much simping

A LOT of simping

She Simps for each boy she looks at

@@titanx-treme That’s teenage girks

Girls*

Most likely because it's only on disney+

Its not underrated at all.. what do you mean?

@@man_noplan Its not only on disney+ its on other free movie sites too

@@mariabria2671 I'd rather choose trustworthy site vs random free movie site with 10000 pop ups

It's not underrated

OH MY GOOOOOD SELF HARM IM GOING TO CRYYYYYYYYYYYY

@@Rythic okay... the sarcasm hurts painfully

Lol fr

Why does it look like that,Whyyyy!?

I immediately thought of FNAF when I saw this scene

NO WAY I HAD NO IDEA

Your not wrong…

I’m not clear on what you are questioning about, but this might clear some things: 面包店 means bread shop instead of restaurant. Also, 面包 （bread) and 包子 (bao) are two totally different things as bread is the western style bread baked in ovens, while bao is the white round thing with stuffing inside seen in the bao movie. Hope this clear things up. :D

For the two signs, I think in this context the building is probably advertising itself as a bao restaurant, it's rather common for Asian restaurants to specialize in selling and making bao as their main food item. And it is also advertising that it is also a bakery, (mien bao dien meaning bread shop). Usually if you are making bao you are already in the process of making yeast activated dough, so you would already have the general supply and equipment to make more bread, so generally it's fairly integrated. So it easier to also be a bakery and sell bread stuff as well.

To be specific on the language as far as I can explain it, the letter mien means flour and bao generally means form/shape, so mien bao basically means flour form aka bread. Each letter in Chinese means something on their own and then when you put the letters together they now form a different meaning. And of course don't forget that there's different tones (4) for each sound in Chinese/Mandarin, so you need the context of the word or phrase to make sense. I don't speak the tones really well but with context of the whole sentence it's understandable. So for bao zi (the formal word) bao means form/shape and zi (in my best guess,) means piece or small. So when you put both together is they refer to the little buns that you can easily hold in your hand and generally all bao have some type of filling inside, usually savory, with meat and/or vegetable. And there's lots of type of bao, in various sizes, one's where you can pick them up with chopsticks and some where you might have to use both hands or use a bowl because it's bigger or it's super juicy inside for the meat.

You said the quote wrong it’s “reality can be whatever I want.”

NO WAY LMAO

@@emilykokoszka2375 :)