The bus pass is just about cost tier. 13-65 costs the “adult” charge for a bus pass while 12 and under is “children” and 65+ is “senior”, which both would cost less than the standard “adult” pass. You are in fact not a legal adult in Canada until you are 18.

@SophieLents

2 жыл бұрын

Ah, makes perfect sense now

@lacondrathompson1747

2 жыл бұрын

@@SophieLents I love you 😘💕❤️

@thekingblacbeast5995

2 жыл бұрын

this movie makes me want to watch Teen Wolf again.

@geraldgrenier8132

2 жыл бұрын

It just means she can ride general purpose buses unescorted. Meiling is just bing the tupical adolescent asterted it means they are fully adult

You have to understand that most Asian Parents are super strict on their child, that mei-mei is have a hard time defying her mom's will without lying to her.

@joits

2 жыл бұрын

This. I guess a bit disappointing that Sophie was not understanding that the parent/child dynamic is different in other cultures but at the same time not surprising considering that until recently, there wasn't been much diversity in media and white people just think about the world from their POV.

@aidevaldez4081

2 жыл бұрын

yup even non asian families are pretty strict and still can relate to the strict family-weeb daughter relashionship and how hard it is to speak up even for little things as likes.

@nisarojas2869

2 жыл бұрын

@Frogger shut up

@Victor_Graves

Жыл бұрын

@@joits Well, okay. But... does that make putting such high expectations on your child a good thing, because it's a different culture?

@joits

Жыл бұрын

@@Victor_Graves Where did I say it was a good. thing?

12:00 to 12:25 As a 30 year old male, I will say 2 things. 1. It isn't (or shouldn't be considered) oversharing. 2. I agree wholeheartedly, there's no reason for menstruation to be taboo. It's one of the reasons I thoroughly enjoyed this movie and hope society can stop tip-toeing around the subject.

@SophieLents

2 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU!

@ARCtheCartoonMaster

2 жыл бұрын

Isn't it only considered taboo for the same reason sex is considered taboo? Like, you're not supposed to openly discuss things relating to your junk? Like... guys don't talk about getting random erections in front of women. Once, a female friend told me off for telling her some other girl has a nice ass.

@DementisXYZ

2 жыл бұрын

@@ARCtheCartoonMaster Ok, I don't know why, but KZread isn't allowing my full response, as I've tried 3 times now. So, here's the abridged version. 1. There's a time and a place for everything. 2. It depends on context. 3. Depends on how comfortable you and the person you are with are with each other. 4. I'm a believer that sex shouldn't be taboo. 5. Sex and Menstruation are two very different categories.

@veraaurelis8931

2 жыл бұрын

@@ARCtheCartoonMaster Omg dude. Menstruation is not the same as “random boners” at all, it’s a normal part of any girl’s life like asking if your bros shaved today. This is why we need sex-ed classes, I think.

@nisarojas2869

2 жыл бұрын

@@DementisXYZ in America it’s definitely considered taboo.

I love how normal disney approached periods bc its not weird or strange and is completely normal. People shouldn't be so ashamed about pads and tampons.

21:03 I will say as an Asian-American, feelings are NEVER discussed in most family households. They're usually ignored, dismissed or you end up with an even worse outcome since parents like Ming can tend to be controlling as well.

Fun fact, red pandas aren't actually pandas, scientists used to think they're in the racoon family until they found out that it was false, unlike other animals, they're only related to other red pandas, they're a unique animal family of 1 specie

@Gorda_

Жыл бұрын

they're like lobo-guará then (maned wolf, I guess)

It's the beauty of Magic Realism: something is magical but is not seem like weird or bad, just something bizarre but part of life.

"Officially a grown-up, at least according to the Toronto Transit Commission." All that means is she's old enough to ride public transit in Toronto unaccompanied. But it does go hand-in-hand with that mindset that everyone has at 13 -- you know how when you're that age, you feel like you can take on the world and you're finally starting to get life down. And then you find out you're wrong. Hahaha.

@notavailable8201

2 жыл бұрын

Amen to that... Being a kid you feel safe and comfortable with your family but when you are out of school starting adulthood and experience how the real world works. You understand yeah maybe I didn't know as much as I thought and shouldn't have gave my folks so much lip after what they gone through to provide for me and doing what they could give at the time

TBH With what Ming said in the bamboo forest it sounds like her mother was very stern and cold to me? Like it's possible that Ming never heard a single compliment from her mother in her life, because as we see how the mother treats Jin and tells Lily to keep quiet all the time, it's possible that no matter how good Ming did, her mother was never satisfied, so her experience was likely very different from Mei's. Someone elses comment on another video I remember seeing said that Ming learned the wrong lesson from how her mother raised her. Instead of learning "I was hurt by having all this pressure put on me to be perfect, so I wont do that to my daughter" she learned "I will make sure my daughter is perfect so that it wont happen to her". Also Ming seems to have ended up on the complete opposite end of the spectrum from her mother in terms of the way she puts pressure on Mei. By always praising her whenever she did good, but always criticizing her friends and the things she likes, and then never letting Mei take accountability for the things she does wrong thinking shes defending her daughter/trusting her, shes actually damaging her. So like, in trying to be a BETTER parent, she ironically ended up being just as bad as her mother, but in a different way. I loved Ming in this movie because she was realistic. Like you get mad at her for how she treated Mei and her friends, but you also see how much she really does truly love her daughter, she's just a flawed person trying to do better than her mother did and fucking up. Also, intergenerational trauma seems like it might be a popular topic in media for a while since Encanto and Turning Red are doing so well.

It's the first film in Pixar's 36-year history to be solely directed by a woman. Finally!

@alibrennan5977

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah. What took them so long?

@nisarojas2869

2 жыл бұрын

@@alibrennan5977 who knows, but hey, better late than never

@Native_Beats_

2 жыл бұрын

@@alibrennan5977 Hollywood, and Disney. Executives and shareholders

@nisarojas2869

2 жыл бұрын

@Ionasku Alexander it’s not awful, jackass. You just don’t relate to it

@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168

2 жыл бұрын

@@alibrennan5977 John Lassiter

I've watched multiple commentators watch this and they all made comments about her kissing the CD. I think we're all just traumatized by COVID.

@Armaldo468

11 ай бұрын

No. Get out of here with your “#relatable” crap. I seldom even think of the stupid virus because I never obsessed over it. I’m not ruled by fear. I had the shit, too, so don’t think I’m claiming it doesn’t exist. Like half my friends and family ended up with it at some point as well. And guess what? The general consensus is that it wasn’t nearly as bad as its exaggerated reputation. You’re not traumatized by covid-you’re traumatized by propaganda and abusive government entities. (Go ahead, call me whatever dumb shit you want. I’m sure someone’s gonna think they know everything and try to come at me. Whatever. I’ve heard it all before, and I haven’t heard anything original in at least half a dozen years. Calling me a buzzword doesn’t make my words less valid-all it does is provide a convenient excuse to dismiss whatever you don’t like.) All that aside, putting your lips on a random object when you don’t know where it’s been is a great way to pick up god knows what. I’ve known that since I was a young child, more than two decades before the covid hysteria. It’s common sense, really. There are a hell of a lot of things out there that make covid-19 look like the overblown, overplayed joke of a disease that it truly is, deep down beneath all the doomsaying crap and falsified numbers. (Why bother recording unrelated crap like fatal car accidents as covid deaths if it’s so catastrophically destructive? Even the friggin’ corrupt-ass CDC admitted to doing shit like that, as I recall. Why continue to boast large numbers while simultaneously trying to convince everyone that everything will be perfectly fine with “miraculous” vaccines? That’s completely counterintuitive. C’mon. It really doesn’t take a tinfoil hat to just stop and think.) Feel free to read up on the various germs, diseases, and illnesses out there, and learn the true meaning of fear.

Interesting point she brought up, never noticed the room looked like a padded mental health facility room. Also she self harms in that scene before her friends show up in her room the first time

@austinpapageorge7210

2 жыл бұрын

oh god don't remind me

@nisarojas2869

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t exactly say it was self harm

@austinpapageorge7210

2 жыл бұрын

@@nisarojas2869 I'd say it was

@nisarojas2869

2 жыл бұрын

@@austinpapageorge7210 oh yeah you’re right. But the poof kinda breaks the impact a bit

Gurl.... Finally someone who throws up when they're cramps are THAT bad.. I've always been told that Im weird that this happenes to me.. I DONT CHOOSE TO DO THIS OKAY

as a asaian child, I can tell you it's really hard to disobey your family or go against them. we can't talk back to our parents or elders and even if we want to it's really really hard and scary. that's why mei had such difficult time telling her mom no. she is just living upto her mom's standards always trying to impress and be good. this is. really many of us subconsciously do. asian families are really close and have interconnected support system that sometimes it really becomes overbearing. it's just cultural difference in family dynamics

Also, whenver she lifts her hands up when she's scared, that's a reference to the fact that red pandas do the same thing.

If you are 13 in Canada, you can have a bus pass. That's all she meant by being a "grown up"

@nikanika24

2 жыл бұрын

Finally someone said it. Thank you.

@cupguin

2 жыл бұрын

And you're paying the "adult" price.

@DAMIENDMILLS

2 жыл бұрын

@@cupguin I mean I assumed children ride free as long as they are with an adult

You asked if the mom had work or something, they live and work at a shrine dedicated to the red panda. A shrine that is open in the afternoon when meimei gets home. So while she is at school mom is free to stalk her all she wants.

My "red peony bloomed" when I was 9. It's definitely not too soon at age 13

@llamallama1509

2 жыл бұрын

It's more that the mother is in denial that her child is starting to mature.

@niarahancock4739

2 жыл бұрын

I heard it’s because girls wouldn’t normally get it at 13 which was considered soon idk🤷🏽‍♀️ I got mine when I was 10

@fitnesswithsaswatsahoo2116

Жыл бұрын

I heard it usually came later in the past, when they were leaner.

I really had fun with this movie like I did with Soul and Luca. Glad Pixar managed to get three great films out in a row. Here’s to hoping Lightyear is going to be another good one. Also, it’s a real shame this wasn’t released in theaters. This was the third time a Pixar film skipped theaters and instead released on streaming, along with Soul and Luca. Hopefully Lightyear doesn’t suffer the same fate as well.

@ronweber1402

2 жыл бұрын

Looks like Disney wants to keep their name brand animated movies out front and relegating Pixar to red headed step child status.

@user-pt5cl2ro6f

2 жыл бұрын

@Nalaシ︎ k.

@datlilbeanch5477

2 жыл бұрын

@Nalaシ︎ “dont kill the part of you if cring, kill the part that cringes” ❤️

@jamesgiles4517

2 жыл бұрын

@𝒩𝒶𝓁𝒶シ︎ that's the point because kids are cringy and the movie is trying to reflect on that

@nisarojas2869

2 жыл бұрын

@𝒩𝒶𝓁𝒶シ︎ tell me you want attention without telling me you want attention

They all look really good with red hair

From winning the Oscar® for _Black Panther_ to co-producing the soundtrack for _Trolls World Tour_ and now scoring this, pretty much everything Ludwig Goransson touches is gold.

Oh my god when you talked about having the cramps get so bad you throw up, my sister experienced the same thing! I got something similar with mine, except instead of throwing up I just cry in pain and physically am unable to move for long amounts of time during. I have to be on the pill now because of how agonizing it is. It’s like hormones can you fucking not? It’s horrible. I feel you!

@SophieLents

2 жыл бұрын

It’s actually not that rare but people don’t really talk about it 🤔

@lulub517

2 жыл бұрын

@@SophieLents It baffles me! People need to talk it about it more. It’s a really important topic! My grandmother was never told about her period until she got it and then she thought she was dying when it happened because she was compeltely sheltered from it. I mean yeah it’s gross… but like so are human bodies lol it’s normal. It needs to stop being a taboo!

The moment when she draws her first "not safe for work" image xD

Regarding the being an adult in canada part. Thats not like the age of consent or anything, that's just the age range where she stops being classified as a child in regards to public transport like the bus. It said 13-65 on her bus pass so it seems 12 and under is child, 13-65 is adult and i assume 66+ would be senior citizen

@bubbalubber

2 жыл бұрын

I think here in the uk we use similar age ranges for bus fares

Hope you are doing good Sophie stay safe I hope everything gets better for you guys ❤... I saw your tweets I hope you n ur grandma can get your medicine

@SophieLents

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, it means a lot ❤️

@infinity_shadow

2 жыл бұрын

@@SophieLents I can't wait until sonic 2 come up and pls react to hotel Transylvania 4

@jnayshamaloney9647

2 жыл бұрын

@@SophieLents hi I'm Jnaysha nice to meet you what yours

@abbij2009

2 жыл бұрын

@@jnayshamaloney9647 her name is Sophie.. it says.. its her channel name

@abbij2009

2 жыл бұрын

@@jnayshamaloney9647 her name is Sophie.. it says.. its her channel name

come on! The kitten box test is outright CHEATING. Nobody could resist it! Kittens don't play by the rules!

@SophieLents

2 жыл бұрын

I know it’s straight up TORTURE

@disneyfan8719

2 жыл бұрын

At least she still passed it. Lol

@johnsantos507

2 жыл бұрын

Wait, really?🤨

@average-art3222

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnsantos507 well, seeing something so fuzzy, cute and so small, can make anyone feel in many ways of.. excited, strong emotions, I mean, it depends how everyone feels. But this is an opinion

Daaang sophie you don't got more confidence than a 13 yr old? We gotta unpack this lmao... Edit: Wait a minute you was stalking people too? I might need to stop this video im learning to much lol

@SophieLents

2 жыл бұрын

Did you really stop watching? Man…….

@robertmolton6761

2 жыл бұрын

Did you drink your water? 🚰

@davygravy5802

2 жыл бұрын

too*^

@WoofDawgmann

2 жыл бұрын

Not surprising at all. Teenagers and kids are generally the most confident and believe they can change the world. It's only when you grow up and experience failures that your confidence goes down (ideally to the level of actual reality, but yeah, in lots of cases you'll also be less confident in yourself than you should be).

This movie was actually made by Pixar, not Disney. They are still their own separate studios, Disney just owns Pixar now which is unfortunate because they often tend to cut out scenes from Pixar's films before release (recently a lot of lgbt scenes which Pixar's been pretty angry about)

15:56 see, what people don't realize is that when a ritual calls for a virgin, they're not talking about what you're thinking. Remember, virginity is not a real biological thing. They're referring to someone who's blood has never been used in a ritual before.

@MaddyPerez128

2 жыл бұрын

Oh that’s cool. I didn’t know that. I knew virginity wasn’t really a real thing, but I never even questioned it. Honestly though, the first example I can think of that made me think virgin that way was Jennifer’s body. Like the whole movie focuses on a failed sacrifice cause she isn’t a virgin (sexually)

@marciedresel7051

2 жыл бұрын

…Virginity isn’t real?

@videohistory722

2 жыл бұрын

@@marciedresel7051 biological virginity, no. Spiritual virginity, yes.

@marciedresel7051

2 жыл бұрын

@@videohistory722 Someone explain. Please...

@videohistory722

2 жыл бұрын

@@marciedresel7051 I can't without triggering the KZread censors, so I'll just point you to the video called Adam Ruins everything: the truth about sex.

He is a lonely kid who just wanted people at his party, that was the point of getting the panda, panda equals people at his party, no panda no guests.

as someone who was 14 in Toronto in 2002. I can tell you, the song choices are accurate. Weird, yes. but accurate

21:10 Once I was curious as to why girls scream at boy band concerts, so I Googled it, and apparently it's the girls having their sexual awakening together. Like, that's the point they officially become women, when they see handsome young men in the flesh. Man, I was such a dumb kid, thinking it was just simple geeking out over seeing a celebrity in person.

@nicolasrestrepo6177

2 жыл бұрын

I used to think it was just because that’s how girls are, screaming whenever they’re extremely happy about something, but that explanation makes a lot of sense

@ivoryphoenix7

Жыл бұрын

Idk, I feel like it’s more common just to scream from the excitement of finally seeing an idol of yours in person/wanting to show your admiration. People scream at a lot of different concerts and celebrity events.

@Victor_Graves

Жыл бұрын

That sounds like the dumbest reason ever. It's definitely just the second thing.

Bending your thumb backwards is called a hitchhiker thumb. Some people, like you and me, can bend it back way further than many other people. Another thing I can do, that you might be able to do too, is bend all my fingers back about 90 degrees and my index finger can sometimes touch the back of my hand if its feeling extra limber.

Btw, yes it actually is in part about getting her period. The jokes weren't coincidental.. Gross red monster. The way she's walking stiffly when she's in her bedroom? I can confirm that's how we walk when we're trying not to move too much to prevent...an "accident". "Prevent any accidents." Curling up in the fetal position because it hurts. You can even make a case for the extreme emotions thing, cause a lot of us can attest that extreme emotions tend to make it...worse, let's say. And the friends neutralizing the panda? A way to show that having friends around to help you through it when you have an "accident" can make it less embarrassing.

@rontheron4807

2 жыл бұрын

The friends neutralising the panda are more so about the bottled up emotions/trauma side of it I'm pretty sure!

1:16 I mean, I guess I shouldn't be surprised that a movie that acknowledges menstruation also flat-out admits that your parents give you life, as opposed to some bird who has nothing better to do.

Imagine how mad Ming would be at Jin, if she knows he convinced their daughter to defy her

Love the running joke between the security guard and the mom,

This story was based off a real story from the one who directed this movie with a hint of mythical elements in it Tyler is a lonely kid but acts like he isn’t

5:32 - 6:51 "Okay I'm not gonna lie the soundtrack is amazing." "This music slaps!" That's because it's the guy who composed Black Panther, Tenet, & The Mandalorian. The one, the only... LUDWIG GORANSSON!

@hyenaboy7504

3 ай бұрын

Yes, we need him to score more Pixar films!

Hope you're doing well. I pray for you and your family's health and safety during these trying times.

@SophieLents

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏻

Im proud to be in the 30% of your girl audience ☺

First time seeing it was so cute and funny if I had a daughter I would be showing her this movie.

24:09 and then you realize in hindsight she was just looking for any excuse to not be there when the rest of the family showed up.

15:06 really ticked my funny bone. Shifu from Kungfu Panda with the Jontron "what" and the Mad World song. 😄

Such a great reaction and hilarious commentary! Thanks for sharing!!

I was waiting for someone reacting to this to feel bad for Tyler’s party situation

every reaction i watched they always miss the part that it doesnt matter what song you sing when doing the ritual😅 but anyways, nice reaction

I know what you are telling me is very different t from what Disney and Pixar used to be and this is awesome. I mean, what more people one? They tell "Oh not many scenes with songs, not many princes things, not this not another." Finally, what do you want? people are never happy with anything

Omg you are such a Miriam! (The Girl in Green!) You Look alike and are also wearing Green haha

ive been waiting for this pmg

love your reactions

one of my favorite reactions from you. Lmao. Love it.

I think I'm addicted to your channel

I really love this video have a nice day and stay safe, I love ur videos 😄

22:26 I've used a computer since I was, like, 3, so I never had this problem.

I am glad Disney/Pixar is doing movies with other cultures it makes great movies and funny as well.

2 of the aunties look exactly like my auntie and grandma 😂

32:02 the scene w/ Mei's mum in the bamboo forest reminds me of ParaNorman

2:24 I assure you, the answer is *no.* Even in ancien Sparta, adulthood was at 15... Adult at 18. I think it's because most stuff here don't have a _Teenage price,_ it's often: kid and adult, maybe senior and newborn. She's past 12, she doesn't fit the kid category, she pays full price as an "adult". Maybe I overthought it... Great video as usual by the way!

I'm bloody early for the first time in my life. Brb I'm gonna watch the video first then I'll edit this.

Mei: Besties, Assemble! Me: Hmmmm...(Reminding Avengers: Endgame)

I wanted to DIE during the scenes the mom went full scorched earth over _THE_ SMALLEST of things!

@klltx2001

2 жыл бұрын

Same. The secondhand embarrassment was so real I wanted to die when I saw that scene sm.

I love this movie! I was waiting for this reaction! ❤️🐼

Okay, but Mei obviously was scared to tell her mom the truth. She didn't really betray her friends, in my eyes, she just didn't know HOW to tell her mother what really happened. So I personally feel sorry for Mei, because we can all say that sometimes, talking to your parents can be a terrifying thing. Plus, she's only 13, she's going through many issues. I can understand why people (and Abby, Priya, and Miriam) were upset with her, however. If someone must argue, please do so respectfully, this is an opinion after all

Hey Ms Sophie! 1st off, i havent watched this movie yet.(but i will watch it though) Im just here to say im SO sry for EVERYTH u've been through(frm the hate comments on yt to the unpleasant things that happened on twitter) STAY STRONG n remember there's tons of us that r supporting rather than hating u. So the majorities WON! I've known u for the longest time n u r the sweetest person😇 Lastly, PLS dont let all the negativities affects u. Im telling u this based on my experience(s). PLS take GD care of urself n stay safe Ms Sophie, ALWAYS!🥰

@SophieLents

2 жыл бұрын

I really appreciate your continuous support, it means the world to me ❤️

i've just watched the movie and saw the notif. i can't believe of the coincidence lol

19:02 HER HEART PIXAR!!! first we attack her HEART!!!!!!

"Going to the Concert as girls, and coming out women." The movie actually shows you the answer at 19:41 in your reaction. Mei imagines how things will go. They plan to get noticed by the 4-town guys, the guys will then propose. So the friends enter as girls, and exit as married women. This is why they needed the $200 VIP tickets to be near the stage. Hard to get noticed up in the stands. Sadly, I only figured this out a day ago. I'd taken it for a joke up until the light bulb went off.

@liannebiggar1557

Жыл бұрын

I don’t think it’s that exactly. The common schoolgirl fantasy of “my celebrity crush will fall in love with me at first sight” is certainly part of it but really it’s more about the concert being a coming of age milestone event, the first real non-kid thing they’re doing together. Not that they TRULY think they are going to walk out of the concert married lol

Tiger parenting is the reason why Mei Mei couldn't talk to her mom about her true self.. Ming is a tiger mother like the grandma, She would transform into tiger whenever you try to arguing their decision.. She would shout you out loud with her mighty roar and if it's not enough she would slap you with her paws.. That is why when Mei Mei finally tell her mom the truth, Her mom Ming simply won't accept it and shout her mighty roar.. They keeps arguing until her mom Ming try to physically scratch her daughter Mei Mei.. At that point Mei Mei didn't have any choice except make her mom unconscious with her headbutt.. All Tiger mothers are stubbron, ferocious, strict and always thought they are right because they have more experience and saw more things even before their kids born.. I'm glad Pixar make the message about tiger parenting is wrong so subtle and didn't try to make it obvious by showing us her mom Ming shout her and abuse her at home.. Because if they make it obvious, all tiger parents would be ignorant and thought Pixar just exaggerating the tiger parenting effects for kids while in real life they basically do the same thing to their kids We need this film to help us explain why Tiger Parenting is wrong because in real life kids can't do much against Tiger Mother, We can't protect ourselves by turning into red panda, we can't headbutt our tiger mother so hard to make her unconscious after she slapped us really hard..

13:38 That's where the teaser's secret clip goes in

I hope you and your family are well!! 💜 You should react to Little Nemo too (not to be confused with Finding Nemo)! 😅 An absolute classic animated movie! And stunning visuals!

I hate that for males they either liked the movie cause it’s a cute fun little story, or they don’t like it because they “can’t relate to it cause it’s meant for girls”

@tehdipstick

2 жыл бұрын

Well as a cishet, white male from Norway I can't pretend to know what it's like to grow up as a Chinese-Canadian girl, but I do know what it was like to be a teenager in the early 2000's, and to have a close-knit friend group, as well as parents who are loving, but don't always understand. This movie really brought me back and reminded me to appreciate the experiences I had during that time.

@grumpy_bear

2 жыл бұрын

@@tehdipstick but you do relate to some aspects of the movie, but there are other males who said they didn’t like the movie because they can’t relate to a 13 year old girl. Some males are just looking at the gender aspect rather than looking past that and just enjoying the movie. My own father, a 51 year old Latino man, enjoyed the movie. He wasn’t looking at it in a way to find a way to relate to it, he just wanted to watch it for a good time with the family

Omg, yesss I love this movie

Hi sophie lents its me Joseph Matthew i am happy that you've watch "turning red" i have drawn that and it kinda relate on how the mother take cares of her children and i hope you enjoy watching and honor the family

Red pandas are cute, but koalas have them beat by several miles.

at 8:00, I didn't notice this until this viewing, but they are pulling so hard the rug on the ground actually moves, lol

Love the reaction and so glad you enjoyed it! The editing on these videos is always hilarious, do you do it yourself?

@SophieLents

2 жыл бұрын

Yes :)

This feels like the movie that should've been in theaters I enjoyed this movie a whole lot than Soul and Luca so don't come at me!

The card she showed at the beginning is just Toronto Bus service card

Sandra Oh is legendary as the mom. 😂🤣

Can we talk about how Sophie is secretly double jointed-

@SophieLents

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t tell anyone, they might notice

When riding on the TTC, you need to pay $3.25 CAD when you are 13 and older which is an adult fare

My thumbs bend back naturally like that too, and it's a BIG advantage in pool, snooker, and games like that, as you can reach over a ball with your fingers on the table and still have a "V" to hold the cue in. Add that to being ambidextrous...

Watching this video in Mexico! BTW, my birthday is next Saturday!

At first I was a little uncomfortable about watching this video, but I eventually saw reviews and I gave it a try

32:04 EXACTLY... Also, she's sad.. just gonna acknowledge that too.

Your thinking DARK Rituals, Light Rituals or Spiritual Rituals usually involve candles, singing, maybe painted symbols painted on with berries or mud or some other natural elements

your editing😍😂 and with your humor and commentary just 💖👏🏼

This movie is great,,i like it more than encanto tbh

@gentikeri8236

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

@platypus2141

2 жыл бұрын

Same dude

The comments of them "becoming women" after going to the concert is just them being overdramatic teens that sees these new experiences as a "milestone" for them finally becoming grown-ups. I think it's weird when people sexualize that line in the movie, when if the characters were 13yo boys who will "become men" after going to see their fave band, people would quickly get it's just them being clueless kids. I guess that saying someone is "becoming a woman" has much more sexual connotations in society than saying a boy is "becoming a man". Other than that, great react, I really really loved this movie, and its great to see other people are enjoying it as much too!

Please watch Disney's Atlantis one of the most underrated Disney films ever it's on par with Treasure Planet and it's so good I would even say the sequel is worth a watch to it's just it's more of a pilot for a show that didn't happen then an actual movie

the stalking tho :0 cuz like same

4☆Town reminds me of S-club 7

29:14 I heard, "Asshole realm." The asshole realm will be open.🤣🤣🤣

Yeah, great movie

Good luck with your exams Sophie. :-)

This movie is so relatable it kinda hurts lol

Me, too.

✨Encanto✨ Mirabel Madrigal 🦋: “I would never be good enough for you, Would I 😢? No matter how hard I try 😟” Turning Red 🦊 Little Ming Lee: 32:15 😭😭

You should definitely react on Stardust movie. It's truly amazing. The cast is great, soundtrack and storytelling are gorgeous