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@zackrblx

Жыл бұрын

Movie review: Alex Meyers Pinocchio: Alex Meyers Hotel: Trivago

@winter...3004

Жыл бұрын

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@noodlethesnake6927

Жыл бұрын

Your welcome

@missrainy2456

Жыл бұрын

Watched it a few days ago, it was great! Thank you ❤

@Nixqtis

Жыл бұрын

5th comment

Literally the best part of the movie is when Pinocchio realizes he’s immortal, and decides to tell Mussolini to eat shit, knowing he’ll come back from the dead.

@abrador3327

Жыл бұрын

Yes that part was insanely funny to me. When Mussolini shot Pinocchio and he went to the afterlife proudly chanting "I can't die" I physically lost it

@cartooncritique6625

Жыл бұрын

I'm reminded of Conker from "Conker's Bad Fur Day" when Death tells him that he gets as many lives as he thinks he can get away with. 😅

@randomplaylistaccountnoone2857

Жыл бұрын

Mussolini looked like the dumbest piece of shit ever, and he was even shorter than the average Asian male pre puberty

@luandeandrade4119

Жыл бұрын

If I hadn't watched the movie I would think this is a Morbius reference lol

@wahoo.

Жыл бұрын

I spit out my fucking juice when Mussolini came out of the car, I don’t think enough people know, but the song that was playing in the car, was in tune to “Der Fuhrers Face”

"Pinocchio learns that math exists and decides he doesn't like school anymore." Mood.

@Metal-Mage

Жыл бұрын

Me in middle school be like😂

@fismail4330

Жыл бұрын

literaly everyone as kids

@Nonexistentbystanderhere

Жыл бұрын

Pinocchio learns that the internet exists and doesn’t like cartoons anymore

@milkhomie4582

Жыл бұрын

real

@Metal-Mage

Жыл бұрын

@@Nonexistentbystanderhere Oh God.....

To directly quote Del Toro from the golden globes, he literally said "Pinocchio isn't a kid's movie, but it is a movie that kids can watch."

@Karlach_

6 ай бұрын

It's a shit movie

@Bahr-im7pn

5 ай бұрын

And yet the thumbnail for the video reads "This is a kids movie?"

@solosaf6754

5 ай бұрын

@@Bahr-im7pn the kids movie market is so saturated with dumb fluff stories where nothing happens that when someone actually makes a good movie kids can watch everyone lose their marbles

@Bahr-im7pn

5 ай бұрын

@@solosaf6754 I know! Why can't this kind of stuff be normal?

@Dravianpn02

2 ай бұрын

​@@Bahr-im7pnit use to be.

Despite doing almost nothing, Sebastian J. Cricket is one of the most memorable side characters to ever exist. The voice casting is just perfect

@hwalnut7202

Жыл бұрын

he taught pinocchio lessons that he relayed to the monkey and candlewick, who helped pinocchio in return, then he drove the father to acknowledge his mistakes and go after pinocchio. so i wouldnt even say he did nothing despite what everyone says

@senorramen8047

Жыл бұрын

throughout the movie i felt like he only existed for plot conveniences, like telling gepetto where pinocchio was and that they should go look for them, giving the protagonists information, etc, which felt a little like lazy writing

@kookiecat2803

10 ай бұрын

@@senorramen8047his purpose was to tell Pinocchio no when he should have stopped being selfish. In the original tale when he was told to go home with the circus man, the cricket died and that was his role until he returns as a ghost to make Pinocchio feel remorseful. In the film his character keeps this role of being the guide to try and tell Pinocchio when he’s being bad. His part in the film is incredibly short because in the original tale which this film seems to be creepily based off of, the cricket died. His only role is moral compass

@General_Karl4350

3 ай бұрын

he gets killed by Pinocchio...

@UnderworldPrincesslol

3 ай бұрын

​@@General_Karl4350 [SPOILER] Eh, not in the case of Del Toro's Pinocchio. I think he dies from either old age or hypothermia and Pinocchio just found his corpse near a window. (If you're talking about the cricket still)

Guillermo Del Toro specified that this wasn’t much of a kids movie. Whoever told you it was, is spreading a very wrong message. Del Toro specifically said if parents are wanting their kids to watch, that they better have a talk before it. This is an amazing tell of the classic tale of Pinocchio and I love it so much. I hope it gets an Oscar. It’s a bit dark, but it really made me want to reflect on my life and become better. Which is saying a lot. Not many movies do that for me.

@hollyro4665

Жыл бұрын

Sorry i just need to take a second. But I’m not the sort of person to have any sort of real life takings from films. It just doesn’t happen for me. But the idea of bettering yourself after Pinocchio sings about poop to Mussolini is hilarious.

@lorealimma

Жыл бұрын

@@hollyro4665 I don't think OP is necessarily saying it in that way. You can look at the entire movie through a grain of salt but with an open an non-linear perspective towards it, you can see how impactful it can be as a movie with how in-depth it's meaning is. It shows how mindless, unfair & unknowing war can be surrounding the outside of it all. The grief, anguish in Gapetto's life and he couldn't bare to move past it all because of how swiftly Carlo was taken away from him. The mourning, praying to an unknown god that is clearly not helping him, whereas his rage blinds him in the moment impulsively embarking on a spiritual journey of self-discovery at a very OLD physical age. Guilliermo Del Toro shows a story of life, experience and how quickly it can be taken away as it can be given. We reap what we sow and every message in this movie is poetic, insightful, kindred and meaningful. Pinnochio singing poop to war was quite light-hearted and added to the field of how shitty war can be.

@animillation6918

Жыл бұрын

Netflix has it rated 7+...😂😂😂🤣....gee...

@maria-kj9fy

Жыл бұрын

@@lorealimma you wrote this so beautifully

@wtfisggon7251

Жыл бұрын

When I watched it in theaters a mom walked out angrily with her kid hahaha

Lying, in this version of Pinocchio, is shown to be good to help your loved ones, but not good just to get attention (like he was before he got hit by a truck). It's part of the movie's main theme of disobedience. Blindly following the rules because they're rules is how we get fascism. Being true to yourself and those you care about is far more important. In this way, it wasn't Pinocchio who needed to change into a "real boy" but, rather, Geppeto who needed to change into a real father.

@partygamingz3332

Жыл бұрын

Yeah while in the other movies more so try to teach the black and white, lying is bad, Obey the rules.... you should Obey the rules so you don't get others hurt but you shouldn't always listen to the rules when the ones making them are fascist assholes that use you, you shouldn't lie for attention but lying sometimes have to be done for the sake of others safety. Personal opinion, I think it's fits more that this pinocchio had to learn things aren't black and white in order to become a real boy

@lianeissoreal

Жыл бұрын

This is so real the end made me cry so bad.

@SapSapient

Жыл бұрын

And by blindly following fascist orders, most of the characters were puppets.

@briarthorne

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree so much with the last part. Like, For Gepetto was blessed with an obedient boy that he completely has no idea what to do with the complete opposite. He never had to discipline Carlo before. But with this woodling, oh, how the trouble starts. The movie not just teaches Pinocchio the harsh realities of life but also teaches Gepetto that sometimes, he needs to adjust to change. He never got that chance because he clung too much to the loss of his son. Yeah, the loss of a loved one, especially a child, is hard, especially for the parent, but Gepetto never made an effort after that. He never changed, even though the world did. Carlo wouldn't want his father to be drowning in sorrow. He would rather see him happy again, doing the things he loved. Pinocchio was a true blessing to Gepetto. The boy taught him how to adapt to change, how to make an effort, and how to move on slowly and be a better father. Sure, it was hard, especially when Pinocchio's personality was far different than Carlo's, but he was still able to accomplish changing himself and Gepetto for the better.

@edgarjacomecano4857

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

If you're ever thinking this version of Pinocchio isn't "Kid Friendly" enough, just remember that in the original story Pinocchio straight-up murders the Talking Cricket with a mallet

You think this is messed up, you should read the unabridged translation. In the first few chapters Pinnochio has Geppeto arrested for child abuse, burns off his feet, and kills the cricket with a hammer. In the original serialization, he was hung for his innumerable faults, and is killed. The publisher forced Collodi to continue writing, however, and add 21 more chapters because of how popular the book was.

@Ditto.007

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, now i won't be able to sleep tonight :)

@user-jk6iu6lf6b

Жыл бұрын

How does it end then?

@DrGregoryHouseIT

Жыл бұрын

@@user-jk6iu6lf6b It ends with Pinocchio becoming a real boy.

@samaccardi

Жыл бұрын

@@user-jk6iu6lf6b Surprisingly happier than the Del Toro version XD Pinnochio spends his days working for a farmer while taking care of a sick Geppeto. He saves up 40 pennies, then goes to town to buy himself a new suit. Along the way, he finds out the fairy that gave him life originally is sick and needs money, so he gives the money to her instead. That night, the fair visits him in his dreams, kisses him, and Pinnochio wakes up as a real boy, with a brand new suit, shoes, and tie, and a purse full of 40 gold coins, and Geppeto is magically healed.

@camzilla_does_music834

Жыл бұрын

Of course he'd be hung he's made of wood

It's not a kid's movie... BUT according to Del Toro, it is a movie kids can watch with their parents. He wants them to engage in conversations about how terrifying being a kid can be and how it's okay to feel that way.

@zackrblx

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, why do Alex describe this story like shit? It's a good story actually.

@iwantmyprivacy2217

Жыл бұрын

It is a kid's movie, every movie watched should be guided by adults especially when it comes to young kids. There is NO media under the sun that should be consumed by young brains without guidance. You can't just plop a small child infront of the TV and pray for the best. That's not parenting. This movie is a great learning medium for young and older kids alike, even for adults really.

@guen4413

Жыл бұрын

While it may not be specifically a kids movie, I think it was made so kids could watch it. Otherwise all the characters would speak Italian instead of English. A lot of young kids can't read subtitles

@sophieamandaleitontoomey9343

Жыл бұрын

@@guen4413 As I said before, Del Toro himself said that it's not for kids. But that kids can watch it with their parents.

@guen4413

Жыл бұрын

@@sophieamandaleitontoomey9343 Yes I know, I was just adding to your comment

As an Italian, I loved this movie. How some of the VCs are Italian themselves, how fascism was portrayed (how horrible it was obv) and the little gag about Spazzatura's name actually meaning "trash" (I actually had a hard time not laughing during dramatic scenes because of it, it kinda made it more light hearted to me). It was visually gorgeous, original, almost perfect imo

In my opinion, the ending is really touching. It links back to the fact that when Geppetto lost Carlo, he made horrible choices to cope with his grief, but when Pinocchio, finally experienced in the horrors life and death had to offer him, he accepts it. He’s okay with it. Because he knows that he made great memories with them, and he knows that human/creature life is finite. I FR CRIED WHEN PINOCCHIO PUT SEBASTIAN IN A LIL MATCHBOX AND PUT IT IN HIS HEART I SWEAR I WAS UNCONTROLLABLY SOBBING 😭😭🙏

@cooperminion825

29 күн бұрын

Same here. Even reading about it makes me tear up 🥺😢

The best thing about this Pinocchio: All the villains actually get punished.

@Pawning

Жыл бұрын

Mussolini gets sang a song about him being a big poopy pants. Definitely punishment of the century 👍👍

@dragonfell5078

Жыл бұрын

@@Pawning He later on gets executed by the very same citizens he was oppressing, so yes

@taffysense8506

Жыл бұрын

@@Pawning the fascist father dies because of a bomb 👍🏻

@jazzycat8917

Жыл бұрын

@@Pawning the dude got lynched like 6 years later, he'd get his punishment eventually

@k--music

Жыл бұрын

@@Pawning Don't worry he kills Mussolini himself in Pinnochio 2

Who honestly knew that 2022 was going to be the year of Pinocchio?

@Ditto.007

Жыл бұрын

I think the bigger question here is why?😅

@trinaq

Жыл бұрын

Totally, two movies, released just three months apart. Who'd have guessed, right?

@pharaohatem6962

Жыл бұрын

It was also the year of Sonic

@pharaohatem6962

Жыл бұрын

@@Ditto.007 there are so many remakes of Pinnochio at this point

@24shineon

Жыл бұрын

@@trinaq 3 actually, but one is incredibly off brand

How you not even gonna mention the most important line of the whole movie “war is not good, Pinocchio. War. War took Carlos from me….” shit made me tear up😢

@box2365

Жыл бұрын

Because it seems this dude is just out to mock it, had to pause half way through because I couldn’t stop cringing lol

@lifeiscats1337

Жыл бұрын

He finally screamed out “WAR TOOK CARLO AWAY FROM ME!” after he kept saying “But war is fun, papa! War is good, war is great! Why don’t you like war, papa-“

You can really tell which writers/directors have intense passion for the property they’re adapting and who is making a movie for the sake of making a movie.

5:29 (in demonic voice) You wanted me to live, *YOU ASKED FOR ME TO LIVE!*

@mocaps7778

28 күн бұрын

gepetto:LEAVE ME ALONE PLZZZ!!! ALL I DID WAS THROW GLASS SHARDS AT BOY SCOUTS WHO WERE SELLING CHOCOLATE FOR A FUNDRAISER!!! PLZZZ HAVE MERCYYY!!!! 😢

Saw this in theaters in November. My favorite part is how at first Pinnochio's character design is very unsettling and creepy, yet by the end of the movie I thought it was cute and endearing. He grows on you.

@TheJabbate1

Жыл бұрын

I like the idea that Pinocchio didn’t know how to move like a human until after he sees how Geppetto moves.

@alexiasrei3594

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I like how he was introduced as uncanny and unsettling. It a nice twist from other depictions of him. And I think it makes a lot of sense that he looks creepy at first, since his whole journey is about learning how to be human. Also if I see a moving wooden doll I think I’d be scared too.

@Isamarxoxo

Жыл бұрын

Omg yes i agree!

@herrmankarna2297

Жыл бұрын

Yeah and Pinocchio is also so damn annoying in the beginning of the movie and they really turn him into a very likeable character progressively as the story goes along

@funkunko

Жыл бұрын

huh..?? he was always adorable

I really admire how in this movie they made pinocchio kind of a bratty little chaos tornado but still incredibly sweet and likeable. And I love his design as well. Just the right mix of cuteness and utter abomination of nature.

@justanothercomment

Жыл бұрын

That's my favourite thing about the movie, love him so much lol

@Svol09

Жыл бұрын

The best way of using "kill it with fire" is this thing.

@alfredoowns12

Жыл бұрын

I think it's the selfless, and oblivious innocence. And how he learns and grows

@infjuicy7347

Жыл бұрын

yesss, he acts like a real kid!

@CaulkMongler

Жыл бұрын

Ehhh idk maybe I’m just not built for kids, I thought he was insufferable the entire time 😅

I really didn't need the whole "everyone you love will die someday just enjoy them now" message. Lots of tears

I remember a Pinocchio film from when I was younger that was much "lower quality" that really impacted me as a kid. It was one of those "rip-off" films that piggybacked on the success of the original Disney film and was shown on a Sunday morning. The thing that made it really memorable to me was one scene in particular. In that film, Pinocchio was designed as having a "detailed" face that could pass as that of any human boy but a body that was very obviously wooden and inhuman. At some point after running away from the puppet show, he disguised himself by wearing concealing clothing. In disguise, he befriended a young girl from a rich family and Pinocchio was taken in as a servant/playmate/potential bodyguard. Over time, the two grow closer and began to love each other, but Pinocchio realizes that he can't give her a future that would make her truly happy. At that point in the film, he believed he brought misfortune to those around him and would never be a "real boy". So when alone, he speaks to her and informs her that he is leaving and wishes her the best. The heiress does not approve of this and tries to talk Pinocchio out of leaving, telling him she loves and can't accept that would simply abandon her. She states she would rather abandon her high society lifestyle than be without him. In order to break her conviction, Pinocchio shocks her by taking off his clothes, revealing his stick limbs. Pinocchio points out how during his time with her, she has visibly grown while Pinocchio remains the same. He cannot grow old with her and marry. He cannot feel hot or cold. And as he starts to walk away from the crying girl, he remarks that he previously thought he could not feel pain, but the pain in his chest is very much real... he only wishes he could cry. While the film didn't end there, that was the moment that made speculate the harder subjects of life and how sometimes we miss the darker implications because we are so engrossed in the "fairy tale". It was the first time I ever truly realized what was meant by the words "beautiful tragedy". To this day I can't remember how the story ended, but the lesson it taught me stuck with me over 20 years later. I hope, even now, that Pinocchio found his happy ending.

I think the reason Gepetto looks as old as he does in the scenes with Carlo is because Sebastian didn't know Gepetto in any other way, so while he pictured the old man's story he just placed him 15-20 years before he saw him for the first time just as he was nowadays. Gepetto would've been like... probably 50 or 60 when Pinocchio was born, so he would've been like 35 by the time Carlo was 10. That's the in-universe explanation. The movie-making explanation is that making a younger Gepetto for just a few scenes wasn't worth the money.

@blox3400

Жыл бұрын

Couldint they have given him black hair instead of white? And maybe removed a few wrinkles?

@donnie_duckling

Жыл бұрын

@@blox3400 Making a puppet for stop-motion is super expensive and difficult. I believe that just one of the Gepetto puppets was like over $30'000 dollars, or even more expensive. Also, in the documentary in Netflix they mentioned that smoother-faced puppets are way more difficult to animate. It isn't as simple as painting them differently; they have to be modeled, constructed (they have mechanical mechanisms like a clock inside their faces to change their eyes position and expressions), painted, assembled and then animated. In general, because a younger Gepetto wasn't a vital part of the story (unlike Carlo, which was a key character), that process wasn't worth it.

@blox3400

Жыл бұрын

@@donnie_duckling ah, gotcha. Thanks for the clear explanation!

@dodozinha1508

Жыл бұрын

That also explain why the monkey seems the same when him and Pinoquio go to visit Sebastian and Gepeto well yk, even tho he was so close to death

@indigomoore493

Жыл бұрын

I kinda pictured Gepetto in his 50s when Carlo died and in his 70s when Pinocchio was made so I didn't see too much of a shift as problematic. He does lose a lot of hair in the time skip though.

Can never go wrong with Del Toro Honestly we need more kids movies like this that don't dumb down their movie because "it's a kid movie"

@franchini7

Жыл бұрын

It isn't a kids movie, it's just a movie that kids can watch. I don't think we need kids movies that aren't dumbed down I think what we need are more adult movies that are kid friendly, more movies like Del Toro's Pinocchio

@JohnMarston4015

Жыл бұрын

@@franchini7 I agree

@ConnorVide

Жыл бұрын

@@franchini7true

@cheshirerose2001

Жыл бұрын

@@franchini7 Damn I forgot about this comment but this is so true. I love movies that I can enjoy as a kid and an adult Thats what I love about older Disney movies and Studio Ghibli

@lucycarlay8547

Жыл бұрын

Bruh .... Do I need you to remind you of the Trollhunter movie?

This movie wasn't bad. I actually loved it. It made my mom and I cry our eyes out at the end. It was an amazing adaptation. Any scene with Sebastian J cricket made us laugh until we cried more😂

I loved this movie, it depicted the realistic experience of loss and how one grieves. The last quote made me cry, "what happens, happens and then we're gone." The fragility of life is so beautifully shown.

Bro this is the best Pinocchio we've ever had, it actually punishes the villains and the ending hits hard. He lost everyone but instead of mourning he kept on going with his life.

@tiahnarodriguez3809

Жыл бұрын

He mourned for a little bit in the montage, but ultimately decided to do something meaningful with his life like see what the rest of the world has to offer.

@dcast777

Жыл бұрын

I really can’t believe people enjoyed this thing. It looked horrible and was the fever dream of a crack head.

@caterutunic3066

Жыл бұрын

@@dcast777 you must be on crack

@Ewokpilot65

Жыл бұрын

@@dcast777 I think you're the one on crack if you really think that this was a bad film lol

@aboringpersonfromaboringpl3444

Жыл бұрын

​@@dcast777 honestly, what is everyone seeing that I'm missing

i love how alex just randomly trauma dumps in the middle of his videos

@Ditto.007

Жыл бұрын

He needs a hug and a mug of hot coco :)

@Trinthegay

Жыл бұрын

He just like me fr.

@projekttaku1

Жыл бұрын

alex really be getting the sad anime backstory treatment.

@rylee13evangeline

Жыл бұрын

a king fr

@ambraosadiaye1639

Жыл бұрын

Fr 🤣🤣

Insane as this is it still looks 10x better than the soulless cash grab that was the Disney version

Alex didn’t give this movie the praise it deserves 😢

The fact that the Fairy and Death are biblically accurate interpretations of the angel types Seraph and Cherup are such interessting takes

@anasdomain9994

Жыл бұрын

That isn’t a cherub it’s sphinx. Cherubs are humanoid with 4 heads

@TrickingFreak97

Жыл бұрын

@@anasdomain9994 I know that's why I said "interpretation". However, I don't think it's a Sphynx per se, since the Cherub has the head of an eagle, lion, ox and human. Death here has 1 set of eagle like wings, the body of a lion, the horns of an ox and the face of a human. I am not 100% sure if that was what del Torro was going for though since it isn't confirmed anywhere.

@TeruteruBozusama

Жыл бұрын

@@TrickingFreak97 Wikipedia calls her a chirema

@TrickingFreak97

Жыл бұрын

@@TeruteruBozusama I think you mean chimera. That is just a mythological amalgamation of several animals. So yeah it's a chimera bu that doesn't mean it can't be an interpretation of a Cherub

@fismail4330

Жыл бұрын

@@TrickingFreak97 plus the snake tails something chimeras have

about the 'they make lying seem good' part: del toro said that he never liked how the previous pinocchio versions always drove home that you have to be obedient and children always have to be good and listen to what theyre told. so he wanted to rewrite it in a way that doesnt support blind obedience but rather makes pinnochio learn when following rules is good and when rules are actually harmful and should be broken. he wanted the lesson to be that one should always consider the situation and act with thought rather than blindly obey rules and random virtues.

@frankie9373

Жыл бұрын

@@welfare_king lol why are you so butthurt

@anyaaa2801

Жыл бұрын

True.

@elevensloosehair

Жыл бұрын

That makes sense

@frankie9373

Жыл бұрын

@@welfare_king no. the point of the movie is to think about your actions and take responsibility for them, to not blindly follow literal fascism, to analyse when breaking boundaries is the lesser evil for the greater good, and preache acceptance instead of fear. Im sorry but if youd rather have puppets that follow everything they're told you might aswell propell us back into the dark ages.

@frankie9373

Жыл бұрын

@@welfare_king oh youre one of those huh. so what do you do then when someone tells you not to jump off a bridge? jump out of defiance? to not be a 'sheeple'? might be surprising to someone like you but it is not about following or defying rules blindly, it's about actually thinking about the rules and actively choosing which ones to follow. but please, ignore science and common intellect, go on blabbering about 5g and how theres this huge conspiracy and how the internet is turning people trans to be able to face your boring life and feel like you have something to fight against. go home to your family thats about to break apart because you have no ounce of common sense to think and choose for yourself and your crazed conspiracies are slowly tearing your family apart. but go on about how youre enlightened and everyones actually trying to fuck you personally over.

4:33 omg biblically accurate angel

Saw the movie on Netflix, and saw a few clips, and DAMN I'm already in LOVE with this movie. This is one of the greatest Pinocchio adaptations of all time. Hats off to Guillermo del Toro For making this masterpiece.❤

@norizanodudeurtheoneilikef3163

Жыл бұрын

@@Ezu6112 Everything and the characters are so well scripted. The backgrounds are thoughtful and the color scheme has a great palete. This movie will be remembered forever in history. This is the adaptation to all adaptations, like it rocks, man! 😁

Something that I noticed about the main antagonist is that when we first see him it’s his silhouette viewing him from behind. His hair made him look like he had fox ears, like the fox in disneys Pinocchio, but when we see him in the light he’s a human. His hair is a cool reference to the fox ears, plus he has orange hair like a fox and you can faintly see white on the tips of it. I just thought it was a cool detail and felt like sharing

@kellydepaz525

Жыл бұрын

Also his cane has a fox’s head on it.

@danielduplat4257

Жыл бұрын

Volpe is fox in italian

@walkur2557

Жыл бұрын

According to del Torro, his hair is referenced to devil horns. His entire character was to resemble the devil.

@natalierose13

Жыл бұрын

@@danielduplat4257 oh duh. I feel like I knew that before now.

@natalierose13

Жыл бұрын

That is a really cool detail.

I think Guillermo likes approaching children's horror by having the monsters and horror often be more moral ones. While there was terrifying stuff like the whale and the danger, the most disturbing parts of the movie could very easily be how his innocence were always under threat of being corrupted by money and power by the circus and government that wanted to exploit him. Reminds me a lot of Pan's Labyrinth in that way.

@anyaaa2801

Жыл бұрын

This movie made me curious about his other ones. I wouldn't be surprised if they're as messed up like this one. Maybe in Pan's Labyrinth, Peter Pan traps 11 children in a maze and transform into a giant demon snake from the 7th gate of hell that, if he kills you, you will suffer 1000 deaths over 0.001 seconds over and over.

@anyaaa2801

Жыл бұрын

@Abraham Johnathan Oohh. I'm definitely going to watch it.

@guen4413

Жыл бұрын

@@anyaaa2801 Pan's Labyrinth is definitely NOT for kids though. It's an incredible movie but extremely violent and deserving of the R rating

@anyaaa2801

Жыл бұрын

@@guen4413 You got me at "extremely violent".

@KhaosAdmiral

Жыл бұрын

@@anyaaa2801 Pan's Labyrinth is my personal favorite movie of all time, its great.

“pinnochio was dead.” how touching. beautiful. moving even. this is such a beautiful piece of media.

The fact that the circus man (forgot his name) around minute 16:30 tells Pinocchio “Bonjour” (coming from France) when the youth army is fighting for Italy is annoying me for some reason. They could’ve just said “ciao” or something idk

@cooperminion825

29 күн бұрын

Signor Volpe is meant to be seen as a worldly man who has traveled through Europe. Plus, he's voiced by Kristoff Waltz who's originally from Austria. Volpe probably used to travel through some of the countries that bordered Italy before Mussolini made that impossible to do if he ever wanted to come back in

@UrLocalPoTaTo_xd

28 күн бұрын

@@cooperminion825 oh yeah that makes a lot of sense

I honestly thought this was a fkn spectacular rendition on Pinocchio. When Gepetto calls him a burden and Pinocchio goes, "But I don't want to be a burden!" I swear I heard my fkn heart break.

@maruwu7614

Жыл бұрын

Also when Pinocchio said “his nose didn’t grow” after he said that :((((

@yourlocaldemon2195

Жыл бұрын

“Ciao Papa” broke my SOUL

@magiv4205

Жыл бұрын

"His nose didn't grow..." Whatever will to live I had left was gone after that line

@darkboots4824

Жыл бұрын

This movie makes me cry 3 times

@cajunking5987

Жыл бұрын

The best Pinocchio movie.

the blue fairy's design is actually very much biblical angel inspired. they are terrifying in their true form, that's why they always say "do not be afraid" when showing up

@fantasyalover4782

Жыл бұрын

I believe it's directly more inspired to the design of Angel of Death from Hellboy, which is another work of Del Toro. and that Angel of Death was based from that statue that Del Toro saw from a church in Mexico.

@heloimnoel

Жыл бұрын

@@fantasyalover4782 ooh i see! yeah i was just saying it's more of an angelic design than a demonic design like he called it.

@Shiro144_X

Жыл бұрын

@@fantasyalover4782 the entity really is bibicly true, read what some of the angels look like according to the bible and youll understand.

@fantasyalover4782

Жыл бұрын

@@Shiro144_X I'm aware of those Biblical angels but I'm just saying that this angel has some resemblance to that past character of Del Toro.

@gothnerd887

8 ай бұрын

Me while watching this movie: I've heard of a "deal with the devil" but never a deal with an angel

This was such a good Pinocchio movie that I legitimately want Del Toro to consider pursuing more grim tales in this style. Not dumbed down and filled with passion and heart. He could make treasured classics like Studio Ghibli and be remembered as one of the greatest storytellers of our generation for children.

The ending is more bittersweet because Pinocchio loved them enough to FACE their ends and deal with immortality alone. He seems so strong for this.

Alex: Sebastian does nothing throughout the entire movie Sebastian: Cusses out the blue fairy before using his one all powerful wish to bring Pinocchio back to life.

@fismail4330

Жыл бұрын

the sricket was telling the story the whole time the credits show that

@infsm27

Жыл бұрын

He was also who told Geppetto off for what he said to pinocchio

@danieltorresgonzalez462

Жыл бұрын

I mean whenever he was with Pinocchio he did tell him what's good and tried to help him

@rimjhimdhusiya699

Жыл бұрын

I mean he did but he did it in a wrong manner, a manner pinnochio wouldn't get . He was like " obey your father " " do this " " do that " . He was giving him instructions rather . He should be explaining the boy through the prospective of the boy

@AE-dn4eo

Жыл бұрын

@@rimjhimdhusiya699 I'm pretty sure they did that on purpose so then children that watch this movie understand the messages they're trying to teach in a more literal way, yk, so then they learn and stuff like that

I was happy to see a PG movie that actually earned that rating and didn't shy away on it's darkness that would have led the film to easily be PG-13. For how people today are so easily offended by the most slightly mature things, I never imagined another movie today similar to Return to Oz or The Land Before Time, movies that were dark but were beautifully deep. There's death, realistic horror in life and so many existential questions and morals that probably won't go over every kid watching it. And especially being a Netflix film, they could've made it like the other 2022 Pinocchio movies that were bland and inoffensive as possible. But they didn't and chose to take chances, and even changed things from the book that are arguably BETTER. We'll see where Mr. Del Toro goes for his next movie, but it's gonna be hard to top this one.

@Ditto.007

Жыл бұрын

Honestly, the rating for some movies just don't make any sense

@FatDudeStudios

Жыл бұрын

@@Ditto.007 like spirited away for 7+. What the hell

@livewiiiiire

Жыл бұрын

Del Toro has such a talent with taking dark subjects and making them terrifying, yet beautiful, and human. Always so impressed with his work. When I heard that he was making a Pinocchio remake among 2 others in the same year, I knew it would stand out, and bring to the table things that wouldn't even be touched by the other films. He absolutely did that, and has managed to make the other 2 remakes absolutely forgettable.

@zeldagameryt4018

Жыл бұрын

@@FatDudeStudios I know right, so many kids movies are getting PG ratings for the stupidest things like Sing 2 having “Rude Elements” and being PG. It’s just stupid.

@nixxdra

Жыл бұрын

I know that you’re talking about the other Pinocchio movies that came out this year but it sounded like you meant “the other 2,200 Pinocchio movies” and honestly that’s exactly what it feels like

the film without context: *Drunk man makes wooden boy who goes to army camp and gets shot by mussolini*

Bros confused when animation isnt for kids.

My coworker watched this movie with her 4 year old and was angry because her son had nightmares afterwards. And I was like:"Oh really? The Guillermo del Toro one? By the man who also made The shape of water and Cabinet of curiosities? What did you expect? An disney like Version?"

@gandalfthegay.

Жыл бұрын

Isn't it for people over 12 anyway. That's like buying your kid GTA and being angry it's violant.

@candy2325

Жыл бұрын

Exactly!

@Ponce17

Жыл бұрын

Lol, not gonna lie. I personally thought the little cover art for it on Netflix made the movie look creepy and scary, my daughter's 6 & 7 even thought it looked creep but once we saw it they fell in love with the movie. Especially the little singing scenes. I personally have always thought most stop motion movie looked kinda creepy.

@lavaboatcubesupportsukrain7539

Жыл бұрын

The original Disney cartoon version was really creepy as well

@tiat3137

Жыл бұрын

Not everyone is a big cinephile. I LOVE Guillermo Del Toro but I don't think I'm more clever or superior than a Mum who just saw a movie titled "Pinocchio" and decided to watch it.

I think this is a refreshing contrast to the standard disney crap. A movie that makes your kids ask who is benito mussolini but doesn't scare them like a SPR war film might is a win

@geoffreyrichards6079

Жыл бұрын

If you’re referring to the live-action remake, I would agree. But Del Toro is a fan of the original Disney animated film and clearly took a lot more influence from it than the original source material for his reimagining.

@ItsTanuki0_Clock

Жыл бұрын

In fact, with the mockery show Pinocchio puts on him and his reaction it works as an easier way for parents to explain their children who he was: a fart dude who would take out of the way to anyone who he didn't liked

@BeaverChainsaw

Жыл бұрын

also Alex criticizes Pinnochio song about Mussolini liking poop but honestly that sounds like a school rhyme that a young child like pinnochio would make!

"Animation is not a kid genre is a medium"

Having the blue angel telling Geppetto "real boys don't come back." Is such a brutal yet magically brilliant throughline. like this story isn't about Pinocchio, it was about Geppetto grieving through the death of his Carlo. I know that's not entirely what the story was about, but BOY did that shift things in my perception of it.

This movie was AMAZING. If you have never dealt with grief, especially as a child, then maybe you won’t understand. We lost my brother two years back unexpectedly and he had a seven year old son. This movie really addresses grief in a way that is digestible for children. Not super young, but trust me. If a seven year old can go through losing his father, kids can watch this movie and understand what loss and grief is.

@safenders

Жыл бұрын

I lost my brother and this movie caused me to think about the extreme grief in a different way.

@densetzu

Жыл бұрын

I lost my brother too, and this movie made me fall down and cry so much

@drippygeorge9380

Жыл бұрын

@@densetzu im so sorry

@gothnerd887

8 ай бұрын

I watched this movie with my cousins at my auntie's wake

I was also wondering why Gepetto was so old in the flashbacks, but I think it’s because the story is told by the cricket and he only knows Gepetto as an old man.

Bless you for watching this movie. It looked just as terrifying as Coraline. I thoroughly enjoyed you walking us through it. I laughed so many times at the wiggling Pinocchio animation and all of the wild things that happen in the movie, especially when he went to hell aka Oprah's basement. Great job as always!

7:27 I mean I saw his arm band but I didn’t think they would just out right say it

I really liked the movie,but it kinda bothered me that candlewicks last scene was him worried for pinocchio and it seems he never found out he was ok. It was so weird how they made them really good friends and then he just disappears and we never find out what happened to him

@RizuTheCatLady

Жыл бұрын

I assume he died cuz the place continued to be bombed :(

@mcwyman7928

Жыл бұрын

I mean I think that's kinda the point. Showing both how war is destructive and evil, and also how fleeting life can be in general. And if you compare it to the original it kind of makes sense as well. Lampwick in the Disney version is never seen again after being turned into a donkey.

@luniette

Жыл бұрын

I actually loved that scene. I lost my mom very suddenly and unexpectedly, and there was no closure at all. I feel like it was intended for people who lost people like that

@WaterCanoe

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

@Painocus

Жыл бұрын

My headcanon is he joined the Itallian resistance and was there at the hanging of Mussolini. Tho since we don't even see him during the ending it is more likely he died.

I hope this show win a oscar it's a masterpiece , better than the live action

@Ditto.007

Жыл бұрын

The live action was a waste of time just like...oh yeah every single other live action remake Edit: also i'm talking about remakes just copy and pastes, stuff like Cruella was awesome it wasn't a remake it was an origin story which i loved too!

@mariastevenson9227

Жыл бұрын

Oscars biased towards disney will prob pick turning red

@aristedes9449

Жыл бұрын

No, it won't. They'll give it to some woke dogshit like Turning Red.

@TheOnlyRick3

Жыл бұрын

@@Ditto.007 not to be a Disney fanboy but cruella was actually very good

@joescomics7652

Жыл бұрын

@@TheOnlyRick3 Do you mean Cruella?

I think the best part of this movie is the sole fact that the monkey (spazatura) is fully voiced by Cate freaking Blanchett! All the monkey noises and even that one scene where the monkey talks to Pinocchio in different voices with different puppets! ITS ALL HER!! Hearing this in 17:31 is so entertaining.

I love this movie so much! 🥺🥺 Every hour spent, every minute spent, every second spent and every frame spent is made with love and care!!💖 The amount of work it took to make this happen, the amount of time it took to make it real!! Thats beautiful 🥺 The messages that Guillermo wanted to convey with his movies are wonderful, Everyone who worked on this are amazing artists and they all deserve the best! 🥺🥺💕

It's funny how Netflix can make a better movie than Disney now. Hope that Disney will stop making cheap live actions movies and actually work on original projects.

@cowboylikedans

Жыл бұрын

Nope this is Guillermo Del Toro's film not Netflix's Edit: lmao I forgot I commented this

@staceynainlab888

Жыл бұрын

audiences are such hypocrites. if the Del Toro one were released by Disney, it would be lambasted for making too many changes from the 1941 one. but because it is non-disney and is a darker and edgier version people praise it.

@tiglishnobody8750

Жыл бұрын

@@cowboylikedans And where else is its release?

@tiglishnobody8750

Жыл бұрын

@@staceynainlab888 Live Action?

@ElkiaStellar

Жыл бұрын

@@staceynainlab888 of course people will praise it for not being a clean corporate safe child movie. That's why everyone hates the Disney live action movies, they're just a worse version of the original made for money.

del Toro has apparently talked about how Pinocchio movies usually centre around life, and his movie is ultimately about death, which I feel make perfect sense.

6:11 this part looks like hello neighbor trapped kids in the basement

my art teacher put on this movie for us, telling us it looked like a good school friendly movie. when pinnochio crawled across the attic like a wild animal and spun his body while smiling, her perspective on that movie changed greatly

I've been so used to Alex making fun of bad tv/movies that him making fun of a genuinely excellent film doesn't hit the same

@gonher59

Жыл бұрын

Same thoughts, this movie was so good. He didn't make a lot of fun out of Wednesday though...

@Krishna929

Жыл бұрын

Same … this movie is outstanding, beautiful and deep.

@Silvia.Araujo

Жыл бұрын

@@gonher59 20:11 Because he likes emos and furries 🤮

@gonher59

Жыл бұрын

@@Silvia.Araujo lmao 🤣

@spongebobsquarepants2981

Жыл бұрын

Ok

Kinda annoying when ppl say kids movies should never portray dark or real topics as if kids can’t handle it. How artistically limiting is that? Kids need and deserve good stories too. These movies are way better than whatever brain dead surface level trash cocomelon is doing.

@Aimi_Kaneko

7 ай бұрын

THANK YOU I’VE BEEN SAYING THAT FOREVER

Cant wait for the funny mustache man reference

The only thing that I found really weird is that Geppetto wasn't young in the beginning of the movie when Carlo was still with him. Otherwise, this movie was amazing. Don't think it was ever advertised as a kid's movie. And if parents didn't know to check it out before letting their kids watch it, that's on the parents, not on the movie.

@boggybeard

Жыл бұрын

The story explanation would be that Geppetto was in his 50s in the flashback with Carlo, and about 70 for the rest of the movie. The more likely explanation is that they couldn’t afford another puppet for such a minor difference. Stop motion puppets are ridiculously expensive, everything has to be custom made, and there often have to be several copies of each puppet.

I liked this movie more than the Disney version, since the animation was sublime, plus it didn't try to obviously pander to kids, like that version.

@Loganpaul4life

Жыл бұрын

We don't talk about the Disney version. Let's pretend it doesn't exist.

@Ditto.007

Жыл бұрын

@@Loganpaul4life The Disney version was weird to put it gently

@Loganpaul4life

Жыл бұрын

@@Ditto.007 Yea, that's a better way to put it.

@projekttaku1

Жыл бұрын

@@Ditto.007 weirder than this somehow.

@projekttaku1

Жыл бұрын

its animated? I thought it was stop motion.

It's kind of sweet how, by the end, Spazzaturo has taken on an assisting role for Gepetto as he ages, pushing his wheelchair and getting an affectionate headscratch in return. In stark contrast to how Volpe treated him. Also, it will never not be hilarious to me that Cate Blanchett voices him. It's literally just Galadriel making monkey noises.

not a kids movie its just animated

10:41 yo thats the turkish currency

@easogd307

8 ай бұрын

Also old Italian One before euro COINCIDENCE!!!

Guillermo del toro's Pinocchio is actually more on theme with the original story material than the disney version. It's such a good movie

@smugfortune9977

Жыл бұрын

Not exactly it switches the moral to "death" instead since passing away is a natural thing

@LukaTisus

Жыл бұрын

Now if only one of them would actually have the balls to let Pinocchio kill the cricket like in the original book lol

ahhhhh I loved this movie so much! the animation was gorgeous, the voice actors did wonderfully, the character design was gorgeous, and the music was impeccable! I don’t think it’s so much a kid’s movie as it is a movie that people mistake as a kid’s movie simply because it’s animated - I hope this film gets all the love it deserves!

@Ditto.007

Жыл бұрын

Honestly i don't blame them since its not just the fact that its animated but its Pinnochio which instantly reminds me "oh yh Disney=children" Edit: I wasn't trying to say that animation is for kids (simpsons exists) I was replying to Mikey about what a lot of people assume and unfortunately a lot of people believe that a.) animation is always for kids and b.) Disney is always for kids. Neither of which are true.

@projekttaku1

Жыл бұрын

@@Ditto.007 why would something being animated make it for kids?

@projekttaku1

Жыл бұрын

I thought it was stop motion.

@wholethedogsout880

Жыл бұрын

@@projekttaku1 it is they mispoke

@abdultarsha2908

Жыл бұрын

PREACH!!

IS NO ONE GOING TO TALK ABOUT THE NAZI GUY??? 7:16??

@FluffydogIsminee

Ай бұрын

That’s what the whole movie is abt

That creature is the most horrifying thing I have ever seen. Ugh, I'm gonna have nightmares now.

This movie makes the other 2 Pinocchio films shiver in fear It’s a true masterpiece and a rival to the Disney version, if not better

@Ditto.007

Жыл бұрын

If not better? Sir this is the peak of Pinnochio movies!

@staceynainlab888

Жыл бұрын

but if Disney dared re-adpat the same story they already did, it better be identical to their previous attempt or people have tantrums but if it's non-disney it's praised the more different it is from Disney

@tiglishnobody8750

Жыл бұрын

@@staceynainlab888 What are you?

@user-th1qo4cq9g

Жыл бұрын

@@staceynainlab888 I agree with Captain Mercurian. Let's not forget that what made Disney special was how they adapt existing stories. I mean literally, NONE of their stories during the renaissance were original stories. and many are SO WAY OFF the original, at best you can just say the only that the same basic foundations. But even then, we freaking loved them. the difference between then and now? The writing. The execution to be more specific. The ideas themselves aren't bad. but the motive for the changes, on top of the delivery, fell really flat. And i doesn't help that they lash out at the PAYING customers. That's just them BEGGING to lose money.

@staceynainlab888

Жыл бұрын

@@user-th1qo4cq9g I don't understand why everyone is confused and thinks that I'm disputing the fact that Disney adapted other stories. my point is when Disney re-adapts a story they already adapted, people will have tantrums over any changes they make from their own previous version. a Disney remake, audiences demand must be identical to the precious Disney version or they complain about every tiny change. but if a different studio makes an adaptation, people love it for being unlike the Disney one. if Del Toro's version were released by Disney, how would people not be having meltdowns that they "changed" everything?

Fun Fact about the character design for Pinocchio: Gris Grimly was also involved alongside del Toro (and explains why Pinocchio has a slightly spooky character design with small beady eyes and a wide grinning mouth)! For anyone who doesn't know who Gris Grimly is, he's an illustrator that had a sketchy Tim Burton-y like drawing style that has illustrated for many classic books over the decades (especially the classic horror kinds, like Edgar Allen Poe and Frankenstein) and has done some album covers for Creature Feature (a band that I highly recommend people check out the next time October/Spooky Season come around)! ^^

@FelineSamantha

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU for mentioning Gris Grimly! Not nearly enough people mention how hard he worked for the last 20 years on this whole project. I discovered him through Creature Feature and I'm not exaggerating when I say his illustrations inspired me to become the person I am today

@pinkishhaven5158

Жыл бұрын

Ironically, I find Pinocchio's design to be insanely adorable, especially his eyes

@whoareyoutoaccuseme6588

Жыл бұрын

@@pinkishhaven5158 He's the first version of Pinocchio I've ever had this unbearable urge to hug.

I love that Alex Meyers whole gig is to rate movies brutally honest. It’s refreshing not to see a hater OR a suck up to movies, but just someone telling it like it is

I just love Alex’s drawing of Pinocchio

Alex's own art of Pinocchio scares me more than the movie's design. 💀

@JavierEscuella1911

Жыл бұрын

It’s more unnecessarily expressive than modern SpongeBob

@zackrblx

Жыл бұрын

Other than that, Alex gives a bad review even though the movie was actually pretty good.

@stripedpolkadots8692

Жыл бұрын

@@zackrblx he didn’t imo, that sarcastic delivery is just his brand! He actually gave a pretty good review, like notice how he never rlly says anything bad he just satirizes it.

When the evil puppet guy convinces Pinocchio to join his puppet show he says 'you will BURN bright like a star' not 'you will shine bright like a star' which he then says again when he is burning Pinocchio on the crucifix and I find that some really cool foreshadowing

@lucasbakeforero426

Жыл бұрын

It is also a very nice little critique of the show business as a whole and it's exploitative nature.

18:55 My jaw dropped

The thing I love the most about this version of Pinocchio is not just that this is VERY different from a Disney rehash of the tale, but the moment you first see Pinocchio alive is extremely unsettling thanks to how he moves. He moves and uses his limbs in a very inhuman manner, and you have to watch him, in real time, learn how to move/walk/use his limbs like a real boy WHILE he learns how to truly be a real boy as a whole. I love it!!

Knowing how Del Toro feels about a lot of these subjects, and how long it took for him to get this movie made (it apparently was in preproduction since 2008), I can't help but figure this must be a deeply personal movie for him.

@LivPC

Жыл бұрын

If I remember correctly, in the interview with Jimmy Fallon he said it is one of his favorite chilhood stories

Gotta say, this does look a lot more like the traditional fairy tale. Those things were dark before the Disney-fication and cottagecore fairies took off. Now I'm imagining a Peter Pan who preys on kids who like just had a fight with their parents and he convinces them to come back to Neverland but once they get there, they realize this was all a horrible mistake but now they're bound to his will of tormenting anyone he wishes so eventually Wendy and Captain Hook team up to try to defeat this evil kidnapper.

@mymyhi9921

Жыл бұрын

I luv old tale

@juliawidmaier5334

Жыл бұрын

Damn that would make Peter Pan a bit like the Other Mother from Coraline

The fact that a very old man has a very young son, and no mother whatsoever. The destruction of the shop annoyed me so much, that I forgot to listen to the song.

When my siblings turned this on I was like, “how is this a kids movie?? Pinocchio looks scary!” And just to clarify, I wasn’t afraid

@box2365

Жыл бұрын

It’s not a kids movie lol, animation doesn’t always cater to a younger audience.

@Champion420YT

Жыл бұрын

@@box2365 That's a good point

The best part of seeing this in theaters was knowing there was a small child in the back row and imagining the awkward drive home they had with their parents after.

It is great seeing a kids movie that doesn't play it safe. They are rare these days. So thanks Del Toro

@Ditto.007

Жыл бұрын

I love unexpected dark twists

@furyzxzx

Жыл бұрын

And the bad guys DIED

@flask223

Жыл бұрын

Fr kids need a bit of fear

@Sol-pc1jb

Жыл бұрын

It’s not really a kids’ movie, Guillermo del Toro said so himself if I’m not mistaken

the music you put over the actual score absolutely infuriates me lol

I watched one video yesterday, the first video of yours that I've ever seen. Now I'm binging all your videos. What have you done to me? I need my freedom!

No one ever expects a straight up Seraphim to show up in their Pinocchio movie

@ezelfrancisco1349

Жыл бұрын

Genuinely the coolest design. I didn’t expect biblically accurate angels but it was a great touch

This is a great movie, and one of Guillermo Del Toro's best. I'm so glad that Disney never tried to cash in with a mediocre version, which we all pretend doesn't exist!

@user-qv2mc3dw5o

Жыл бұрын

Haha yeah, imagine if disney did that! I’m so happy that doesn’t exist.

@candy2325

Жыл бұрын

I agree! It’s style and story is unique and much more flavor than Disney could have handled lol

This movie is honestly beautiful. Guillermo del Toro really fucking aced it. Also major props to David Bradley, Gregory Mann, Ewan McGregor and the ever fantastic Cristoph Waltz.

that new Netflix Pinocchio lives in my nightmares

I loved this return to the Brothers Grimm style of story, filled with dark elements and story morals of “and then they fucked around or didn’t listen to their elders, so they died horribly the end”

@TeruteruBozusama

Жыл бұрын

Imagine a Cinderella movie, "When you are queen, you don't have to walk" and "coo coo, there's blood in your shoe" echoes in my head sometimes in my grandmother's voice from when she read it..!

I loved how death angel even called out Sebastián on not doing anything. But he was like "I technically did the very vague and noncommittal thing I promised, so where's my wish?"

The death of Carlo went down like the death of hero’s brother in big hero 6.

When we see the blue fairy my reaction was "what?! That ain't a blue fairy that's a biblically accurate angel"

Disney Pinocchio: "I went to Pleasure Island!" Netflix Pinocchio: "I went to military school!"

@ezelfrancisco1349

Жыл бұрын

“A fascist military school in moussolini Italy”😊

credit where credit is due, though; it took him almost fifteen years & a lot of arduous effort to make it so at the very least, you can't deny how dedicated to the craft he truly is

When i saw this my mom thought it was a horror version of pinochio lol