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Moana - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2024-06-02 12:00:03
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No Sync Required Version: https://cinebingers.ca/bAYb3IiF19 - For Patreon tier "Bingers on The Wall" or higher.

Movie runtime: 1:47:12

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Moana - Patreon Version

Comments

Diiirk706

Too bad ''DJ'''s a c-Nt IRL. I used to really like this film...sigh

Luca

I would only visit Hawaii to visit the filming locations, for example from jurassic park or the series Lost

Florian Geyer

One of the greatest soundtracks, I love it so much <3

8bitAndy
>>139699940

Sad you had to cancel your enjoyment of this movie. It's pretty good.

Raven Dark

The first name of the actress who plays Moana is pronounced: "Ow," like you stubbed your toe, "Lee," as in Bruce Lee, and then add an E. So, OW-lee-EE. Her second name is pronounced the way it looks, except that the H is silent, so crav-AH, then low, as in high and low, so crav-AH-low. At least that's how it sounded to me when I heard her say it.

Odd Thomas

Next animated movie? I hope Wreck it Ralph or Watership Down (1978 - the remakes are shite)

Odd Thomas

Other good Cliff Curtis movies: Sunshine Three Kings Doctor Sleep

Jasbro

I did like how we could hear the Kitty purring during the moments with Tahiti at the end, i was so confused at first if that was actually in the movie and i just forgot lol.

Elroy

Another Disney movie you guys should check out is Brother bear (2003)

droodly

Yay! now let's do Lilo & Stitch (2002) and The Emperor's New Groove (2000)!

David N

I love how Simmone had the "Lets do it" joke all ready in her head then meekly said it when she realised how awkward it was to say it to George. Never change guys!

Tenwyn

Wow, I actually fell asleep watching this movie. Disney movies have become so cookiecutter.

8bitAndy

I hope you add Wreck It Ralph to the next animated poll. It's another good one.

Odd Thomas
>>139716839

I just watched Lilo & Stitch the other day; one of the best Disney movies I've seen!

Patrick

Simone needs to sing more often. She has a great voice.

Amar

George had to watch a musical lol

Tyler Mckenzie

Pua is Hawaiian for pig. So the pigs name is Pig lol

Twoside

you guys missed the after text scene of the crab :(

Roxolan

Moana breaks the standard Disney character arcs in bad ways. Moana herself is just kinda boring. Normally, she would be the “scaredy-cat fish-out-of-water” protagonist who learns to trust herself. But in a bid to make her an uncriticisable Strong Female Character, Disney made her very determined and competent from the start, more so (in most ways) than elder demigod Maui himself. So her epiphany is a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it switch from strong, internal determination to slightly stronger, slightly more internal determination. Maui is a train-wreck. His archetype is the “confident, competent companion who carries a secret wound that will doom him in act 2, only to be healed in time for the finale”. But he ends up with THREE secret wounds, none of which gets resolved satisfactorily: - He was rejected by his parents and now desperately seeks outside validation. Instead of fixing this, Moana *ruthlessly* exploits it, and leaves him as vulnerable and dependent as ever. - He can’t use his hook anymore because he… lacks confidence? That one came out of nowhere during the crab scene, and went away just as swiftly. Cheap gimmick to create tension. - He considers himself worthless without his hook, so is unwilling to sacrifice it even for a good cause. That one was handled the standard way (off-screen change of heart that lets him come to the rescue at the last second)… but his rescue *uses* the hook, and when it breaks he immediately gets a new one. He never gets to find out that his life does have value independently of his hook. Still loved the movie, mind. Just, not for its character growth.

Tyler Mckenzie

2010 with Rapunzel is when Disney did the adorkable lead.

Hi I'm George Junior, but my friends call me Geo-Ju

🖤You're not out of bounds, Simone, to think of the song Jemaine Clement sang in Rick and Morty when hearing the song he sang in this movie was sort of a tribute to David Bowie. Both of those songs sung by Jermaine ooze Bowie vibes. I was actually thinking of the Rick and Morty song during him singing his song in this movie. (Or rick and morty songs, can't remember if he had more than one but in my mind they all sound the same if there was more than one XD)

Ricardo Alanis

I’d recommend doing as an episode the Pixar shorts. They are usually only a few minutes long but are some of the best examples of storytelling out there. Kitbull is one my wife was touched by so much that she cannot even think about it without tearing up.

djKENTO

Jermaine is totally doing a Bowie song. He and his partner from Flight of the Conchords do a whole Bowie bit.

Joe D. MacGuffinstuff

I actually really liked this, I enjoy seeing stories from different cultures, especially cultures I'm not as familiar with. And I'm also kind of fascinated with the story of how Polynesian peoples spread throughout the Pacific, it's pretty amazing. And the animation, especially now knowing it was hand drawn, wow, impressive. I instantly recognized Jemaine Clement, heard him sing so many times on Flight Of The Conchords, and you've got to watch What We Do In The Shadows, he's in it with Taika Waititi, that's the movie, but the show is also funny. I've never been to Hawaii but my sister and mom went once and it looks gorgeous, I really want to go. I'm a beach person because I love swimming in the ocean, grew up going to Huntington Beach and Sunset, Bolsa Chica, Redondo, Seal Beach, every summer as a kid, and I can still spend half a day swimming in the waves, love it. But I also love the mountains, so I'd probably do a lot of hiking there too, it just looks incredible. Ah Canadians, sun damage lol. I remember me and my friend were backpacking through Europe and we ran into some Canadians who were coming from Greece, we were excited to hear their impressions but all they said was, "it was hot." 😆

Alexander Brown

Mulan was absolutely as awkward and quirky as Moana; probably more. George is probably remembering the action scenes where she's focused and in the zone, but for the first half of the movie she's pretty awkward, both as herself and when pretending to be a man.

An Inanimate Fucking Object

Now that you’ve watched a movie with songs by the incredible Lin Manuel Miranda, it would be great if you watched Hamilton on Disney+. I know copyright for that would be a bitch, but I’ve seen other reaction channels that have made it work. It truly is an absolute masterpiece with wall-to-wall great music, story, and acting, and George will love the historical aspect as well

Harold Wright

OMG Simone I absolutely ADORE Ferngully. So great. So happy when you referenced it, that movie is a treasure. :)

YourBigBut

Glad you guys chose this cause I don't think I ever would have watched it on my own. I loved it! I was singing Shiny (to myself) all day at work

David O'Neal

Simone is absolutely right. Alan Tudyk voiced the chicken. In the credits, they call the chicken by it's name, Heihei. Had loads of fun with this reaction, Guys!But you did miss the end credits scene!

WalrusWallace

This movie blew me away when I first saw it. Not just the beautiful story and the great music but the amount of work the artists put in and sheer attention to detail. Like stuff that most people wouldn't recognize but pacific islanders might. It was so cool. When my siblings and I saw the village scene, it felt like a place we'd been to. it was a bit surreal

Michael Bourke

Really enjoyed the reaction and the movie. Growing up in New Zealand I remember hearing about the legend of Maui. The movie changed the part where his fish hook was made from his grandmothers jawbone. Guess they thought that was too weird for kids.

Garrett Mazzuca

A few family friendly movies to try out: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971) Matilda (1996) Matilda the Musical (2022)

All mankind

Humans be like "Remember our friends who sailed over the edge of the world and never came back? We should do that!"