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This is unironically why I love Thomas Haden Church. He could’ve said no to this role, but he instead took the role and made literally every piece of dialogue memorable and hilarious within 5 minutes of screen time without even trying
I used to live there in my early childhood, then i moved to georgia and i lost my friends and my ds lite with pokemon black 2 in it. Georgia is too confederate and boring for me.
@@TheGreatestCommenter My parents divorced so I had to live with my mom and not dad (they were both nice) and my old school's vice principal died and my neighbours are mean to my beagle-lab mix, Link (just turned 1). They always laugh at him, and last night, my mom was taking Link on a walk, the neighbours were just launching fireworks and they ignored Link. They were just laughing their butts off for no reason. My mom wants me to move on but I can't because it's texas. Thankfully my dad lives here. EDIT: What has Texas devolved to?
That squirrel is the most powerful dreamworks character and probably amongst the strongest characters of all time. He was moving so fast the lasers were still. Also he was not affecting anything around him with his viscious speed. This leads me to believe that he has some sort of speed force or something similar.
Thomas Haden Church to be exact. he also reprises his role as the Sandman in Spider-Man No Way Home. Though only The voice he never turned up on the set unfortunately. Also when he turns back to normal in the ending that was just recycled CGI from Spider-Man 3.
The real antagonist is the crazy lady, while the exterminator is just a man doing his job. Truly a fallen hero Final Edit: I feel it is important to mention I have never watched Over The Hedge EDIT: Evidence is found in the exterminator's suggestion that the animals be disposed of humanely. Immediately afterward the crazy lady demands they be disposed of as inhumanely as possible. The exterminator doesn't want to harm the animals, but he wants to make the crazy lady happy (we know this because he installs the depelter turbo, a contraband item he doesn't usually install for customers, for the crazy lady of his own volition). Luckily at the end he has gotten over her, as he is not in any sort of worry or disbelief when the crazy lady claims he installed the depelter turbo. He then makes his escape to continue keeping animals out of good people's homes. EDIT 2: Evidence for the the verminator's empathy toward the animals is seen when he mentions disposing of the animals humanely. This could have implied any number number of things, among which is the assumption that he was simply going to release the animals back into the wild. It isn't definitive, but describing whatever disposal process he was going to use as humane at least shows some empathy towards the animals EDIT 3: User LightBoltDash brought up a great counter argument to my assumption that the verminator does not wish to kill the animals: "he literally has a trap that is shown to cut animals in half. He definitely doesnt mean to get them out in the wild dude, you crazy? He fully intends on killing them. That doesnt seem very humane to me?" The following edit is here to explain this. This is all unedited so pardon my somewhat messy writing. This is a very good point, but there is still an explanation to be found. Why would he have in his catalog devices that can certainly harm animals? There is still however evidence against this, mostly speculation mind you. It should first be noted that these traps actually have purposes that do not involve murdering the animals they're intended for, or at the least causing unjust suffering. The gnome trap is our biggest piece of evidence for this, as we see it used on the verminator himself in the final battle. When it is on him, we do not see any blood, despite its spikes. We can then assume that these spikes do not pierce in any way that would cause intense pain, and are just for show. The gnome's real strength is its grab strength, as it holds on to the verminator despite receiving the full force of the depelter turbo. The gnome trap kills an animal quickly, by crushing it to death. The spikes serve a different purpose, bear trapping. The gnome by default is attached to a rock and kept in place. The gnome trap works similar to a traditional bear trap, by grabbing onto the bears leg using the spikes to gain extra grip. This leaves the bear trap, the knife trap, and the flamingo trap. The bear trap is obviously meant for bears, and the verminator only installs it because of his want to impress the crazy lady. The knife trap is a quick animal killer similar to the gnome trap, killing by demolishing the brain in one swift chop. Finally the flamingo trap is flashy but kills quickly, one spike to the brain is necessary. All in all the traps serve to impress the crazy lady but nonetheless kill the animals quickly and humanely.* Your assumption that he wishes to kill the animals when he has them caged can also be debunked. The evidence for this is found in his act of caging the animals in the first place. If he was going to kill the animals anyway, why would he not just kill them when they're all laid out before him? I believe this is partly because he wants to release the animals into the wild, and partly because he wants to impress the crazy lady. If he wasn't infatuated with the crazy lady at the time he would have simply let them go and put precautions in place to prevent their return. He cages them as a trophy to impress the crazy lady. Also, observe how he treats the animals when caged. If he wanted to kill the animals, he probably would have killed them in front of the crazy lady, due to his infatuation with her. Yet he doesn't. Even when he is telling the crazy lady what he is going to do with the animals he claims they will be "disposed of humanely". Not killed. Disposed of. Thus, he doesn't want to kill the animals, he just wants to impress the crazy lady. *You may have noticed I neglected to explain the depelter turbo. I have an explanation for this as well, but I'm not going to write it right now because I just wrote two paragraphs about a character from a movie I have not seen and want to breathe. I will edit this comment explaining this important point at a later date EDIT 4: I left the depelter turbo explanation in the comment thread for the few people who really want to know
The animals are the TRUE antagonists of the film; not the crazy lady or the exterminator because the crazy lady is just looking out for her home, and the exterminator is just doing his job.
@@Jonayyy141 while that argument could be made, the crazy lady clearly shows sociopathic tendencies and a clear desire to harm the animals more than they deserve. She isn't defending her home, she's satisfying her urge to kill
the whole movie is basically that woman being like: Woman: "Don't let it get hurt!" **2 seconds later** Woman: "BURN IT IN THE ETERNAL DEPTHS OF HELL!"
It’s a boomer movie, in the sense that the animals are blissfully ignorant and stealing from the homes of the neighborhood. The exterminator is just trying to do his job, and by failing to do so, may lose his income and livelihood. If the spread of animals stealing food was more broad, it may be safe to say that without pay, the exterminator may go home without anything to eat and would starve.
Frank144p Exactly. When you’re young, you would think that the animals are the good guys and trying to survive. But once you get older, you realize that the owner of that neighborhood or something is trying to make sure her people are living fine, the Verminator is just doing his job, and the bear just wants his food back.
This guy was a legitimate badass. Can tell an animal just from smelling, a degree from vermtech, gets punched from a bear and is only stunned, is still conscious after the bear flies and lands on top off him and escaped prosecution. We tip our hat to you Mr LaFontant
TheJas20 Why would you even tell me not to assume, I put in my 2 cents and you responded with a criticism of my logic, you clearly care more than I do.
Dude got blasted along with 3 others by a beam that was visible from the outside reaches of the milky way and only got ripped clothing with no extreme burns let alone complete disintegration. Strongest character ever.
@@bence0302bence It's just his insane lust for Tamatoa and Aardvark Matt Damon along with pretty much overusing Callaghan's *"THAT WAS HIS MISTAKE!!"* that just made me want to distance and move away from his content, in my personal opinion. I'd rather watch MrMangoHead's videos and channel than watch Schraffilas content.
Alpha 7even According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way that a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyways. Because bees don’t care what humans think is impossible
1:54 Verminator: Buenos Dias, Reptile!!! *snaps fingers* Thanos: *dies* Also, can we just talk about how the Verminator isn’t really a bad guy. He was just doing his job.
Jack Cotton yeah, I mean come on. She survived the depelter turbo and you think a mere human could stop her. That thing's illegal in every state Except texas
Yeah hes totally a professional, i mean he just smelled the environment and he was able to determine the following creatures that were in the area. That takes alotta skill tbh
@@lloydfilmproductions7934 don't worry about it because that thin skinned crybaby is a liberal commie that would ban the best thing Texas ever legalized
He's so great, everything he does is just funny, every word out of his mouth is pure greatness, his character arc is the most tragic out of all beautifully written greatness, 10/10
