For me the best thing in this movie is the villain; Bowler Hat Guy is pretty damn funny at some points. "I know! I'll turn him into a duck! Yesss, it's so evil! Oh... I don't know how to do that... and I don't really need a duck... This is harder than I thought."

@kinkajuu1

8 жыл бұрын

+Ode For Cruelty i love that line

@whodatboi2567

8 жыл бұрын

True

@KeybladeMasterAndy

8 жыл бұрын

Planning is not his strong suit. XD

@thewanderingcreative7173

8 жыл бұрын

Or "I simply wish to... CRUSH THE DREAMS OF A POOR LITTLE ORPHAN BOY!!!!!!! And after that it's a bit fuzzy...

@astoncooper6433

7 жыл бұрын

Ode For Cruelty

I liked how the villian was kinda of pathetic.

@highgrove8545

8 жыл бұрын

***** ok

@legogore911

8 жыл бұрын

JUST PICK ONE You can't have kinda of You can only have kind of, or kinda.

@highgrove8545

8 жыл бұрын

Jack Dawson what?

@legogore911

8 жыл бұрын

Okay Kinda is slang for kind of. Hense, you not being able to have both, kinda, and kind of in the same phrase.

@highgrove8545

8 жыл бұрын

Jack Dawson it was a typo

That T-Rex scene where he can't reach the kid is the best scene, no exceptions.

@astoncooper6433

7 жыл бұрын

That T-Rex sence where he can't reach the kid is the best sence, no exceptions.

@adolphaselrah9506

4 жыл бұрын

I have little arms and big head. And I’m not sure how well this plan was thought through.

@Vibrioidimp7

3 жыл бұрын

... Master?

@CaptainSpycrab

2 жыл бұрын

My dad still quotes it.

I liked this movie and thought it was good. and yes that quote is a good quote and you should watch the movie to hear it.

@palletbitch

8 жыл бұрын

I liked it also was really good

@DannyBReviews

8 жыл бұрын

+TurboThunderbolt What quote is it?

@TurboThunderbolt

8 жыл бұрын

derp nope not telling the quote

@Tobias11ize

8 жыл бұрын

+TurboThunderbolt i have seen the movie.... dont remember the quote though

@laurajerpseth115

7 жыл бұрын

The quote is "Keep Moving Forward" by Walt Disney.

I actually like this movie.

@donaldjgumpofficial5754

7 жыл бұрын

It is a good movie, you have a good opinion.

@leob4403

4 жыл бұрын

@@donaldjgumpofficial5754 you fanboys love every Disney movie ever released no matter how bad it is

@Treeeee2008

3 жыл бұрын

@@leob4403 some people may think that because it's from Disney it can't be bad, which is not true because there are several Disney movies that don't end up as good as their other movies, I still like this movie but maybe not every Disney movie needs to be considered a masterpiece.

@598superchris

2 жыл бұрын

@@leob4403 this is one was actually pretty good.

@leob4403

3 ай бұрын

@@williswareinc yeah you're right, 3 years ago my life was definitely shit

I love how the villain was so much more relatable and real. He wasn't evil just hurt and wanting revenge, and even then hes not a criminal mastermind hes a normal guy, so he does stupid things a lot.

Something I discovered recently-the movie is actually based on a book. A children's book. I saw it in my doctor's office, called "A Day with Wilbur Robinson", and, flipping through, I think I realise why the movie had the problems it did. So far as I can remember, the book consists entirely of the two characters walking around and meeting the strange relatives. There is no conflict. No bowler hat man. No twist about yellow haired kid being the dad, I don't think he was even in an orphanage. It was obviously entirely meant to just entertain small children with the family's antics. So, even though the movie added a lot of good stuff, they must have felt compelled to keep all of the childish key jangling. I believe that is why parts of the movie clash, and why we have the ridiculously fast paced introduction of characters. They shouldn't have tried to stick to the original story so much in those areas if they were going to try to make it more mature.

@pixel5708

7 жыл бұрын

I'm glad they didn't stick to the book. The message is so heart warming especially considering the problems Disney were facing when this came out. Goob was a blast the twist was certainly a good twist. And I like the humor.

@joeym5243

6 жыл бұрын

Sandy Ree you sure the book wasn't based on the movie?

The funniest part of this movie was when (I can't remember it word for word though) the villain was having flashbacks of his childhood and putting on a sob story, one of the flashbacks showed him walking in the halls of his school and all the kids were calling out to him trying to have a conversation with him, and then he says in a very gloomy voice "they all hated me" or something like that. I remember laughing a lot at that. I think most animated films are entertaining at default but I really liked how quirky it was and the way the villain wasn't really villain-y at all. It's not great but it's good in my opinion.

@astoncooper6433

7 жыл бұрын

put that twin in the thing 1:09. Sorry cant edit

When I first heard of this movie, I thought it looked dumb. After seeing the reviews and watching it myself, I actually loved the movie. It wasn't as corny as I thought it would be, and the surprise twists and drama really made the film more interesting.

This is another good example of a review Nostalgia Critic does where I pretty much agree with what he says, yet even now I still really, really like this film. Yes it's clunky and poorly paced and there's not enough focus on the side characters, but I still really enjoy this film for some reason.

@Asterluna

8 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@16montana24kobe

8 жыл бұрын

+Pierre Begley I think it's because it feels like they gave it their best. Can you really ask more?

@pierrebegley2746

8 жыл бұрын

SantaCruzBay For me personally, no. I think the film is fine as it is. I enjoyed it when I was a child, and I enjoy it now.

@ezrablock3218

8 жыл бұрын

+Pierre Begley I like the hectic pace. It makes the whole thing better.

@stakefr0mjatefarmvods534

8 жыл бұрын

+Pierre Begley It might be the special brand of weirdness.

This movie is my ultimate guilty pleasure. I'll always drop everything I'm doing and watch it every single time it's aired on TV. I'll always laugh at it. I'll never stop quoting my favorite character. And you can bet I'll always cry like a little baby at the end of it...

The main villain feels like the love child of Dr. Doofenschmirtz and Waluigi, to me, and I kinda like it. He's a mess-up and he's a pretty pathetic villain, but he's a pretty funny character in the movie. Overall, though, I still enjoy Meet the Robinsons. It's definitely a flawed movie, and I won't call it perfect, but it has a really great message, I enjoy the characters, I even like the comedy, and it just has heart into it. I feel as if this HEAVILY tops Chicken Little, which, while I still enjoy it, has far more problems than Meet the Robinsons, mainly with almost all the characters being assholes. This movie isn't Big Hero Six when it comes to making me feel emotion, but I can say that it does make me feel something. I just love the futuristic design and I just wish the characters were more established. I can still note the movies flaws, but the message, heart, and characters more than make up for it. It's still good, at least to me, but I can see why it's a flawed, or even somewhat of a bad movie.

Listening to his descirption of the plot- I wonder if he really watched this flick..

Keep moving forward

@astoncooper6433

7 жыл бұрын

Keep moving forward, that's right

Credit where credit is due: John Lasseter joined in to work on this movie late in its development. The ending with [SPOILER] the mother and the boy genius was his idea.

@SpongicX

8 жыл бұрын

+HardyHoot He's also the genius responsible for making Disney rewrite the Snow Queen into Frozen, by suggesting Elsa being a good guy instead. Without him, there would be no Oscar winning song "Let It Go".

@skeltheshapeshifter2697

8 жыл бұрын

Well, Elsa was a bad guy at first, and they were developing a song for her to sing, it *_was_* Let It Go. Perhaps not all the lyrics were the same, but it was Let It Go nonetheless. Once they had her sing it on the other hand, they realized that she shouldn't be the bad guy, and the song was too "Finally I'm free to be myself" and not "Hahaha, I'm a bad guy and I'm going to do what I want". So perhaps then Lasseter suggested it be changed, but, the song came before her change to good guy.

@SpongicX

8 жыл бұрын

Skel the shapeshifter That's not what I recall hearing. I remember hearing that John Lassetor questioned why Elsa was the bad guy, he felt it sounded unfair for her to be a villain, just because people were scared of her. It reminded him of his son. John's son was diabetic, and grew up depressed, and always questioned why he had to be born different. Because of that, Disney thought about it real hard, and the song writers came up with a sad melody that soon turned into an uplifting tune, and then the melody for Let It Go was born. The song's creation inspired them to rewrite Elsa into a heroine, instead of the villain.

@skeltheshapeshifter2697

8 жыл бұрын

SpongicX Ah. I think I heard a very similar tale to the last part. That must be where I got it.

@astoncooper6433

7 жыл бұрын

jpnr

Meet the Robinsons is probably in my Top 10 Disney movies.

I really liked this movie.

@598superchris

8 жыл бұрын

Me too 😌

@edwardmorris6634

8 жыл бұрын

Same

@CalebCraft10

7 жыл бұрын

No.

@mr.cyclops6081

7 жыл бұрын

I like the message the movie gave

@astoncooper6433

7 жыл бұрын

Marshadow the Magical did you dislike the film?

This is my mom's favorite Disney movie. I never got too into it, but I can see why she loves it

Meet the Robinsons is one of my fave guilty pleasure movies honestly.

Dude I watched this in the cinema as a kid! Back then I was upset because I wanted to watch a 'cartoon' not a realistic movie. Yeah, I was dumb. By the end of it I was in tears. What a nice movie, man.

I really enjoyed this movie and wish it was longer. It was a generally emotional movie for me and I enjoyed it very much.

My favorite Disney movie of all time since 2007.

I really love this film! It's one of my favourites. While the movie is aimed at kids I think the film is specifically aimed at children who are adopted or children who have grown up with only one parent. I fall into the latter category having been raised by my mother and never knowing my father and so I relate to Lewis really well, the ending makes me cry. It's basically about a boy who just wants to know where he comes from, who he is and why his mother gave him up. All kids in these categories have asked these questions or something similar at one point. Which is why I think it's hard for some people who aren't in these categories to relate to it. Director Stephen Anderson (his first time being a director) is adopted and drew on his own experiences of growing up with that knowledge when developing the character of Lewis. This is what he had to say about it: "When I read it (the script), I was really stroked by the incredible coincidence that the script was about an orphan boy who’s trying to get adopted and who’s asking questions about his past and his birth mother. Where do I come from? Who is my birth mother? Why did she give me up? Those kinds of questions. I was adopted as an infant, so, while our situations were different since I wasn’t raised in an orphanage like Lewis, I knew exactly what was going on in that boy’s head. I understood his questioning of the past and about where you come from. I understood those questions and immediately felt that I knew how to tell this story. I understood this boy, I knew his thoughts and feelings. I could do that film. So, I immediately said: “yes, I wanna do this.” One way or the other, I couldn’t put my mind out of this script. This was mine. It immediately sparked passionately." Here's the full interview: animatedviews.com/2008/steve-anderson-meets-the-robinsons/

This movie gives plenty of time for things to sink in, it's other movies that sit on a joke for too long.

I loved this movie as a kid, and I know see some of his problems, still, the ending gets me everytime and it's one of the things that makes me like it today. Besides, some of the jokes are funny and the villain was sort of cool too.

Bowler Hat Guy looks like Waluigi.

@nottrustworthy6361

7 жыл бұрын

oH MY GOSH HE DOES

@Azure70

6 жыл бұрын

Tanisha Gonzalez 20/10 Best movie

@KRSStudios

6 жыл бұрын

Next Film/ Game Theory!!!!!!!!! BOWLER HAT GUY IS WALUIGI’S FATHER!!!! AND THERE BOTH CONFIRMED FOR SMASH!!!

@jcplays236

6 жыл бұрын

Kazar Riley Studios not playable tho sorry

@jcplays236

6 жыл бұрын

Kazar Riley Studios not playable tho sorry

I once heard a youtuber say that this film is "generally agreed to be on of the most underated Disney films ever", errr...how does that work? if it is "generally agreed" how can it be underated?

@luxtenax9175

8 жыл бұрын

+Buc Whovian People say and use words they don't know just to sound smarter.

@luxtenax9175

8 жыл бұрын

Brandon Roberts Well, I guess if audiences agree that it's underrated for critics or the media or somebody else, then I guess it could be.

@bucwhovian8305

8 жыл бұрын

Brandon Roberts Care to explain.

@mozillafoxer8489

8 жыл бұрын

+Buc Whovian I imagine it could be something along the lines of "the audience's general idea is that this movie was good, but critics and scores say otherwise"

@bucwhovian8305

8 жыл бұрын

Mozilla Foxer Well I don't normally do this but it seems like the only way to compare public opinon with the opinon of the critic, the scores on IMDb, Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes all look to be about the same.

I loved this movie, the designs were fun, the characters were interesting, and I loved the overall message (though it is admittedly a little cliché). I just love William Joyce books (anyone else watch George Shrinks as a kid?) and the art is incredible, it adds a lot to the personality. A better William Joyce film is Rise of the Guardians, which, in a way, is quite similar to Meet the Robinsons, with a few of the same themes. Of course that movie had the benefits of a bigger budget, and better animation technology. Overall, I like them both.

@themaskedpicori6085

7 жыл бұрын

I tink people also have to remember Disney wasn't doing so well at the time. Most of their last few films had flopped financilaly and critically, even if some of them were actually really good (ie Treasure Planet). One of the heads of Pixar came ina nd re-wrote half of the script, and generally helped save Disney.

I understand him not liking Chicken Little, but how do you not like Meet The Robinsons? This is one of the funniest, heartfelt, and very motivational and well done Disney films ever made

I have this movie. I understand what you are saying but I still like it.

The only time I've ever seen this film was around when it came out, and I was like 12 years old. I remember really liking it, and thinking back on it and seeing these clips, I think the reason why you (and others) have a soft spot is because while there's not enough focus on the side characters, there's so many and they're all having so much fun doing their own thing. It's kind of like how we want real life to be, knowing lots of people and each of them is free to do whatever. It's a very uplifting atmosphere, and I do recall getting a little emotional over the villain's story.

I want a sequel to this movieI NEED a sequel to this movie

It was surprisingly more entertaining than I had thought really. Was it messy and all over the place, yes, but that villain was hilarious and the touching moments were touching. Also I loved the dynamic between Louis and Wilbur.

I loved this movie so much I had two copies for some reason

I like this movie, and judging from the comments most people did.

@leob4403

4 жыл бұрын

You fanboys love every Disney movie ever released so it's pretty pointless

@blackwidow5762

Жыл бұрын

@@leob4403 No, we just like the original stories with heartfelt messages and colorful characters. Otherwise, why are we turning our backs on the pointless remakes?

I love this movie. I wouldn't give it like hella awards but it's one of those movies that just kind of... sits with you if it's something that you needed to hear

I absolutely love this movie

You got the movie wrong, all the craziness all takes place in the future, the scenes in the present are well paced and lack the craziness. This crates a contras between the normal present and the crazy future. It kind of borrowed from the future of BTTF where they just went with what ever they thought would be funny, because they knew they would get it wrong anyways. In this case they get away with the fact that they are not in our reality.

I _love_ this movie. So funny, so weird. Hurray! It doesn't overload me like other things might, and I'm not sure why.

This is definitely on my "to-watch" list!

@supersizesenpai

7 жыл бұрын

I loved it

This movie had like no hype. My family rented it at Blockbuster(yes Blockbuster) because we couldn't find a movie that interested us more. And WOW did we love it. I ADORE this movie. I watch it every time I see it in my collection or it's on. Yeah, it ain't perfect. But to me the fact that there are so many heartfelt moments with the amount of kookiness? Takes talent. I cry every time

Meet the Robinsons is actually one of my favorite movies of all time, not only does it have a good message, it's also charming,comedic,and the animation for the time was actually really good. And the weirdness just adds on, its supposed to be a story about Louis(the main character) traveling through time and seeing his future,the weirdness indicates that the world has changed because of him, in a good way. The movie is saying small ideas can also change the world, and to never give up on the things you love to do.

I reaaaaly love this film

I always saw this as trying to be a nice version of the Addams family

I loved this movie

i adore this movie

1:06. There are for the most part, all based on the characters from the children's book "a day with the Robinsons".

My personal favourite part of the film was at the end when Bowler hat guy was given a chance to be a part of the family he just disappears leaving the question mark on his checklist. It was a genuinely sad moment.

I thought this was a pretty decent movie. I kind of figured that the reason that the future kid was hiding the blonde kid's hair from the family was because it was his future family. The twist with the villain being the roommate of the blonde kid from the orphanage came out of nowhere and made sense. I'm just glad that the blonde kid got the family he always wanted and it was pretty cool that he didn't see what his real mother looked like. I'm not sure why she gave him up but I'm sure it was a pretty good reason like so many people give their children up, they can't support them or they think they'll have a better life with someone who can take care of them.

@Steffi.EchoGraphix

8 жыл бұрын

Okay, so, you might want to preface your comments with a Spoiler Alert, especially since Doug and all the other commenters went out of their way not to only give vague highlights.

@AngelicaSpyro

8 жыл бұрын

I remember none of the characters names.

The villain looks just like the one from Rocky and Bullwinkle short with the Mounties, Snidley Whiplash.

What's so Freudian about Lewis being the dad? It's not like he made any romantic relationships while in the future, just familial love. Not a whole lot of psychology involved.

@rjd-kh8et

7 жыл бұрын

It's still weird that Lewis was almost adopted by his future wife.

@NicoUnken

6 жыл бұрын

I think it's weird to think that, at one point in his life, Lewis really wanted to be adopted by his own future wife. So now, whenever Lewis first thinks of how he met his future wife, he'll be thinking of her as the nurturing mother that he once wanted as a parent... It's also kind've like... self-fulfilling prophecy? Like, one could infer that Lewis *only* stayed with his wife because he knew what the future would turn out to be... It's uh, it's just awkward to think about. Not bad-weird, but not good-weird either.

@Azure70

6 жыл бұрын

Gamer Raichu Knowing your goal doesn't mean you know your road. Just because he now knows who his wife will be doesn't mean their 'journey' together as a couple won't be significant.

This movie is bittersweet for me. I remember liking it and being so excited when the DVD came out because I was going to invite my "friends" over and have my first party ever that I was going to host instead of being invited to. And then I found out that my "friends" were only my "friends" during school hours and the only reason I ever got invited to their parties was because their Mothers made them. It was a harsh blow. Add to that the fact that it was near the end of my senior year in High School which left me absolutely no time to find friends that actually wanted to be friends and that was pretty much the shittiest graduation imaginable.

I watched this movie when i was a kid,i actually grew up liking this film,because it taught me how on "never give up","keep on trying" and "keep moving forward" on my graduation when i was in school,it was okay to mistakes,because in those mistakes,you can improvised and learn new things while studying,we all learn from our mistakes,because it helped us change our ways and learn to get better at some things we know so little about.

This movie is good

@leob4403

4 жыл бұрын

No

@xavcast007

4 жыл бұрын

@@leob4403 yes :,v

@leob4403

4 жыл бұрын

@@xavcast007 this movie is bloody awful

@xavcast007

4 жыл бұрын

@@leob4403 This movie is amazing, one of my disney favorites, without counting pixar movies

@leob4403

4 жыл бұрын

@@xavcast007 hopefully you are 10 years old to say something like that, I really hope you are not an adult

I agree with most of the things you said but I still adore this movie regardless

This is one of my personal guilty pleasures. I watched this as a kid and even today I still find myself enjoying it.

Disney clearly went through some dark period of animated movies from the early - mid 2000s. It was only when they bought Pixar they started to make a comeback. Can't wait for Zootopia!

@SpongicX

8 жыл бұрын

+Kyros Vulk-Oliver I feel like Meet the Robinsons started the trend of good streaking movies again. This movie's success carried over to Bolt, which moved onto The Princess and the Frog, Tangled, Winnie the Pooh, Wreck-It Ralph, Frozen, and Big Hero 6. Before then, Disney had many ups and downs, but ever since Meet the Robinsons, each film's quality and box office performances have been smooth sailing.

@KyrosTheWolf

8 жыл бұрын

SpongicX Tbh I didn't like meet the Robinsons, I found it too annoying. It's as if they were trying to build up too many unique characters in such a short amount of time and didn't work

@KeybladeMasterAndy

8 жыл бұрын

People generally seem to agree that Meet the Robinsons started the "upswing".

@KeybladeMasterAndy

8 жыл бұрын

Though of course it's not to everyone's taste. Sorry can't edit

@KyrosTheWolf

8 жыл бұрын

ajmrowland I guess the movie looked good - I like the concepts and designs of the settings, just not really the characters. Yeah you can't edit on mobile, which sucks

Fitting how a review of my favorite Disney film came out on my birthday

The only thing I didn't like about this movie was that it seemed pretty rushed. Overall, the characters were very interesting and likable and the plot was as well thought out as a movie involving time travel could possibly be!

This is downpat one of my favorite movies of all time!

I absolutely loved this movie when I was a kid. In my opinion, it's one of the best kid's films ever.

I am now extremely compelled to watch this movie again.

The ending to this movie makes me cry every single time without fail! not even kidding! Really like this one even have a download on my iPad for plane rides ❤

I’m realising how many movies I watched like crazy when I was a kid are Disney films!! I really liked this one when I was little haha

wacha talking about?! i love this movie! :D

i love meet the robinsons this movie is a masterpiece it is beautiful in every way this movie came out on the year i was born one of my most favorite childhood movies i feel so much nostalgia right now my childhood memories are finally coming back

The Tom Selleck running gag was my favorite. I loved this movie and I think it made me cry when I saw it the first time. One of my favorite Disney films for sure.

i find this movie very quotable and memorable... and the constant weirdness fit right up my families alley

I adore this movie. It's got such a warm, fuzzy atmosphere. And, of course, I love the message Disney himself held when he as alive. This movie isn't "perfect" (as there really is no such thing, as "perfection" is subjective and personal), but it's so enjoyable and heartwarming. I love the entire Robinson family! They're cooky, weird, and just overall amazing. They're not afraid to be themselves and they embrace and encourage individuality. They also encourage mistakes, which is fantastic and a wonderful message to kids and even adults. I got this movie on dvd and have watched it a number of times. It's just that good. :)

Well at least the robinsons were a lot of fun to meet

I loved the theme song for this movie - Little Wonders so I've always had a positive view of this movie even though I wouldn't rewatch anytime soon

Everyone has that one film that they absolutely love- and in some cases, that film plays a key part in shaping who they are- but its either super obscure or not as well liked by the masses. Meet the Robinsons was that film for me; I credit it greatly for my developed sense of ambition, love for fast-paced jokes and dialogue, and the quote at the end has often times been my main motivation to keep moving forward. I loved it as a kid, and while I do recognize it’s faults years later, it still holds a special place in my heart.

1:30 OG Kim Possible fans recognize Sheego’s grunts like if it was their ringtone

This is my fav Disney CG movie...

I’m Sorry But I Love This Movie Because Is My Favorite Disney Movie in the 2000s So Far

this was like back to the future for me, as i had never watched the three 80's trilogy.

I ADORED this movie from the moment I saw it. The idea of meeting your parents as a kid, or your future kids, and the twists, for me, weren't that obvious (as a teenager when I saw it).

i liked this movie

@leob4403

4 жыл бұрын

Nobody cares, you disney fanboys love everything they ever released, they could release a movie about bowel movements and you would say you loved it

@blackwidow5762

Жыл бұрын

@@leob4403 If you don't care, why are you throwing a fit?

I disagree. I thought it was great. But I suppose I can see where you're coming from.

"Meet the Robinsons" is an okay movie. Just a time traveling story where the boys meets a taller kid from future and meeting the genius family who were really intelligent and how funny their invention goes. That's that. Just a simple sci-fi kids movie. At least the ending with the strong message is very needed and it's good to move on that depends your life can really be. Okay movie.

I love this movie! Especially the quote :D

This was the coolest movie I had ever seen when I was a kid

I love the constant weirdness, this movie is one of my favorite childhood classics.

This is actually based on a book called "A Day In the Life of Wilbur Robinson".

I love the half life references in this film.

@astoncooper6433

7 жыл бұрын

colonel coover l

I actually really loved this movie. I'm adopted and man, seeing this when I was younger really helped me out. I know it has a lot of problems, but I always feel good when I see this movie.

William Joyce, whom also made _Robots,_ _Rollie Polie Olie,_ and _George Shrinks_ has a really good style.

This is a childhood classic for me

I liked this movie as a kid while in the car :3

Despite Meet The Robinson's flaws I still reeeally love this movie and I love the background of the future, the colors, the humor, the heart, the message, and the characters.😄 The Buller Hat Guy is really funny especially when he was trying to come up with plans on how to get Lewis and his backstory is sad and I feel bad for him. All he wanted was a friend and Doris was going to betray him JUST to ruin the future and use him for her OWN gain!!! NOT cool!!! The Buller Hat Guy is relatable with being kind of a screw up, but that meant that he was a person! I love that about villians and I knew that there's always MORE to a villian than what meets the eye of normal people or a hero which is why villians are so interesting to me and their backstories make them more human. One of my favorite things about a villian is: that a lot of them were just normal people, but bad things happened to them like family getting killed, scars, bullying, being ostracised for what they are, or who they were back then, etc., The villian is the opposite of a hero so it's sad when the villian is being ostracised by society or people because others think that the villian is a threat to society, others, or even themselves, but it's NOT their fault for that because they were probably FORCED to become a villian, they had no choice, or they didn't WANT to be. Anyway...sorry if this was long just wanted to say what was on my mind😅 Good review👍

I agree that there's too many hodge-podge characters, but the few they develop I adore. Especially Batman-Shatner. But it's so fun and charming!

The Robinsons are a "weird" family that's written by executives that have no idea how "weird" is memorable and funny

I love this movie

My first thought when I watched this for the first time: "This is a fucking weird ass movie"

The part at the end when the evil bowler hat takes over was actually kinda scary for me as a kid

I am calling this film a guilty pleasure.

I remember seeing the trailers for this movie and really wanting to see it. I finally did and... I can't say I liked it. And honestly, I don't know why. I like the villain (the true villain) and the message, but that's it.

This movie is one of the few things i have genuine nostalgia for, and i personally love this movie. When i was younger, i thought pretty much all of it was clever, funny, and sometimes heartwarming

I actually really love this movie, even if it's extremely flawed. I really like the fast pace and message to the film

I really love this movie. The message is wonderful and I think it was wacky and paced strangely on purpose to get what atmosphere it was going for. I do think it would have been nice to have delved a little deeper in certain things though like the characters. In the end though the movie always makes me tear up lol I'll just be honest.