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Not only did Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio garner overwhelmingly positive praise from both critics and audiences, it managed to win the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. But is all this praise well deserved? Or was it simply carried by a name beloved by Hollywood? Well, let's find out.
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4:24 Review and Commentary
18:36 Verdict
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Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio
Guillermo del Toro
Pinocchio
Geppetto
Cricket
Netflix
Stop-motion
Disney
Ewan McGregor
Ron Perlman
Finn Wolfhard
Cate Blanchett
Tilda Swinton
Christoph Waltz
Review
Commentary
#guillermodeltorospinocchio #pinocchio #netflix
Views : 82,102
Genre: Entertainment
Date of upload: Apr 22, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.826 (180/3,955 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-19T03:12:05.927609Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
The Movie definitely got darker then I thought but I definitely prefer this over all the pinocchio films we got last year the stop motion was phenomenal
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The pinecone surviving the explosion (but not Carlo) is the most realistic part! Trust me, I saw pine trees burn in terrible forest fires: the pinecones always survive. Always. They just hang on the carbonized branches, almost pristine. Some species are even fire resistant (to a degree) and just "jump off" the tree when it catches fire.
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FYI, the Italians weren't Nazis; Nazis were Germany's version of fascism, Italian fascist were just called fascist. And it's not called the Hitler salute, but the fascist salute, originating in Italy along with fascism.
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I was so scared by the title, like terrified that he was going to be like âThis movie sucks, itâs horribleâ Iâm so happy I was wrong.
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The only thing I remember from the original story was that as soon as Pinocchio is born he crushed jim cricket with a wooden mallet, and thereâs a really funny drawing that went with it, it looks like anyone who sees a spider on the wall and tries to kill it with a shoe.
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My only "complaint" is nothing happened between Pinocchio and Candlewick after the training camp was blown up.
It would have been better if they reunited back in the village and the two friends went exploring the world after Pinocchio's family died.
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Something I really liked about GDTâs Pinocchio is that it changed the originalâs lesson. Pinocchioâs lesson is usually âgo to school, never lie, and be goodâ to become human, but GDT said âhumans arenât perfect, but they should appreciate life and everyone in it.â That and I cried pretty hard at the end, like they really want to hit the mortality part home huh đ
Personally, I do think this deserves over PIB based on its animation alone. There are just so many crazy shots that really elevate stop motion to the next level- like the camera work on Carlo swinging and Gepetto hitting a balloon around. Stop motion is a very underappreciated medium of animation so Iâm always thrilled when awards brings it mainstream attention đ
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I do think it deserved its Oscar win because of how complex the creative process was, as well as how long and hard Del Toro pushed for it to happen. That being said, Puss In Boots 2 did offer some tight competition due to its stylistic visuals and entertainment value for its target audience.
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This movie made me realize that there can be a good Pinocchio movie.
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âOh, Jesus, you seem so coooool! I hope we get to meet one day :Dâ
âWhy donât we get to meet NOW, motherfucker?! WHEEEEEEEE-â
That part had me in tears XD
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"He was made by someone who was depressed and drunk out of his mind" lol same
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I definitely agree that Puss in Boots should have won the Oscar. I was kinda disappointed when Pinocchio won tbh, though I loved Guillermo Del Toroâs acceptance speech.
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I think it deserved at least a nomination at the best adapted script
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In my opinion, this version of Pinocchio IS a Masterpiece
I love is so much
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This movie is just wild and I genuinely love it for that. Itâs so much nicer having something as different and unique as this in the modern age where âsafetyâ and âconformityâ are the running ideas.
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OH MY GOODNESS THESE VIDEOS ARE SO GOOD!!!! You are so talented and funny, I'm bingeing all of your videos!!!! Keep up the amazing work, my friend, you have a bright future as a comedian and movie reviewer!!!!!
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After Del Toro's Pinocchio, Are you ready to see the Super Mario Bros. Movie?
Because I'm ready for you to watch it & what are your thoughts on it! :)
I can NOT wait for that video.
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7:09 you had no right, I literally choked on my pasta. đ
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I really love the design of Pinocchio. It make him look more like a wooden puppet instead of some magic plastic doll. At least itâs better than the Pinocchio that doesnât have the nose mechanic. And for a orthopterophobic person (fear of grasshoppers) I surprisingly love the crickets design.
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1 year ago
Hello random stranger! I know I'm a bit late to the party, but better late than never! So as requested; here are my thoughts on Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio! oh btw, THANK YOU FOR 50,000 SUBSCRIBERS. UNREAL. This is getting pretty serious, not gonna lie. I'll try to upload more often I promise lol but THANK YOU SO MUCH for stopping by and showing your support, it means a lot â„Hope you enjoyed your stay, have a great day and a great life!
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