(children) Kids React to movie trailers!
This episode: The Peanuts Movie!
♪ (enchanting music) ♪
- (boy) One of those stars is my star,
and I know that my star... - That's Charlie Brown.
- (gasps) I've seen this!
- Oh, I wanted to see this movie!
- ...like a comforting voice saying, "Don't give up, kid."
(star warbles down) - Oh no.
- Aw, that's so sad. ♪ (The Who, "Baba O'Riley") ♪
- You're gonna make me emotional now.
- (boy) Hey, gang, look! - I love Snoopy.
- (Charlie Brown) It's not often you get the opportunity
to start over with a clean slate.
This time, things will be diff--
Who-ah! Oh!
(kids gasp) - Oh my gosh!
(fence collapses, metallic rattle) - Boop!
- (other kids) He did it! - It's like Bad Luck Brian.
- (announcer) Charlie Brown needed a miracle.
- I just need to know the secret... - I love this.
- (Charlie Brown) ...of doing something great.
- (announcer) What he got... - Huh?
- (announcer) ...was Snoopy. (clang)
(Snoopy hollers)
- (gasps)
- No dogs! - "No dogs!"
(Snoopy whines) - Aw, poor Snoopy.
- If you really want to impress people,
you need to show them you're a winner.
- ♪ All I do is win ♪
♪ Win, win no matter what ♪ - Oh my gosh!
- ♪ Got money on my mind, I can... ♪
(music stops) - Whoa!
- Oh no. - Whoa!
- Poor Charlie Brown. He's just-- he's just a failure.
- Okay, Snoopy, let's do this.
(Snoopy snarls)
- It's gonna hit him.
- And his clothes fell off.
- Come on, Snoopy!
- (announcer) Schroeder. ♪ (Flo Rida, "That's What I Like") ♪
- The animation is just so good.
- (announcer) Linus. - Hey, Charlie Brown.
- Ow! - With his blanky.
- (snorts) Two! No, three!
- Pigpen. - Yeah, that guy. He's my favorite.
- You blockhead! - "You blockhead!"
- ♪ I said, hey ♪ - Yeah! Go, Snoopy!
- (announcer) From the imagination of Charles Schulz...
- Wait, is it by the same person who made the comic?
- Hey.
- I am going to watch this movie, like, ten times.
- (Charlie Brown) Can't believe I'm about
to talk to the new girl.
(Charlie Brown and Snoopy sigh) - Come on, ring the doorbell.
(doorbell rings) - (screams)
- Hello?
(silence) Hmm.
- (sighs)
She said hello! - "She said hello!"
(Snoopy grumbles)
- (announcer) The Peanuts Movie. - This movie just looks so good.
(lamp shatters then broom snaps) - (Snoopy scolds)
(chuckles, snaps fingers)
♪ (flamenco music) ♪ - ♪ Bamboleo ♪
♪ Bambolea ♪ - Ooh, fancy.
- Snoopy is my hero.
- ♪ Yo la prefiero ♪
- Bah! (music ends)
- You just got played by a dog.
- (announcer) Dream big November 6. - Ooh, I want to see that.
- Wow, that is so funny.
- (hyper tone) I've seen so many ads and commercials.
And I'm gonna watch it ten times.
- (children) Question time!
- (Finebros) So what was that a trailer for?
- A Snoopy movie.
- That was for Charlie Brown.
- The Peanuts Movie!
- The Peanuts Movie.
I love the Peanuts.
- (Finebros) Before you found out about this movie,
did you know about Peanuts? - I know nothing about it.
- Um, yes.
They're very famous.
- I have a little Snoopy toy that my dad used to have.
- At my old school, they had a book for Peanuts.
- Knott's Berry Farm
because I'm old enough to know about those comics.
- Snoopy I am because
when I go to Knott's, he always follows me.
He, like, stalks me. I go--
I go to GhostRider and all that stuff,
and then he's walking behind me.
- (Finebros) Peanuts has been around for a long time.
Guess how long. - 30 years.
(buzzer)
- 40. (buzzer)
- 50. (buzzer)
- (Finebros) It's been 65 years since it first debuted.
- Really?
- Oh my goodness!
- (Finebros) So Peanuts first started 65 years ago
as part of a comic strip.
Do you know what a comic strip is? - No, but I'll google it.
- I've seen one but I haven't ever read one.
- I think it's those little strips that have, like, pictures.
- Usually in the newspaper.
And they have, like, a whole page of comic strips.
- (Finebros) Have you ever read the comic strips in newspapers?
- Yes.
- Yes 'cause my fifth grade teacher does newspaper homework.
- No, I don't really read the news.
- You don't usually get newspapers.
- I used to.
I never usually see the newspaper anymore.
- (Finebros) Since then, it's become this worldwide phenomenon,
where there's TV shows and toys and games
and, soon, a 3D animated movie.
And it's something that we loved when we were younger.
And we still love it.
Have you seen any versions of Peanuts before this?
- No.
-No.
I heard that the Christmas one was one of the best.
- Yes!
The Great Pumpkin, the Thanksgiving one.
- The Christmas and The Great Pumpkin.
- On YouTube, I saw one of the, like,
ones where Charlie was on the baseball team.
- (Finebros) So we're gonna show you
some of the characters from the movie,
and you're gonna tell us what you think of them.
- Okay.
- (Finebros) So do you know who this character is?
- Charlie Brown.
- Charlie Brown!
- He's definitely balding at a very young age.
- It's Charlie Brown. He is a clumsy little boy.
- Because he's clumsy, people are always very mean to him.
- (Finebros) And do you know who these characters are?
- No.
- I've seen them before, but no.
- That's Lucy.
- It's Lucy and Linus.
- Linus. He carries that blanket around everywhere!
- I think Lucy's pretty mean.
- She's really annoying and bossy.
- "Come on, Charlie Brown! Come on! You blockhead!"
- (Finebros) And finally, do you know who this is?
- Snoopy!
- Snoopy.
-Snoopy.
- Snoopy.
-Snoopy.
- Snoopyyyy!
- Snoopy! You little troublemaker!
- Snoopy's just like the bomb.
- He's so cute, just how he laughs at things
and how he acts like a person.
- I really like him... (Finebros chuckle)
only when he doesn't stalk me.
- (Finebros) So this movie and Peanuts in general
have a lot of the same themes over the years.
Primarily it's about being happy with who you are,
having the courage to have adventures,
and very much spending time with your friends.
What do you think about that? - I like that.
- It's good to be unique.
You have to stay true to who you are
and try not to be anybody else.
- I think that's cool,
because you need to have time with your friends.
- That may teach kids lessons.
Be nice to each other.
I think they should make more movies like that.
- (Finebros) So this is the first full-length Peanuts movie
that's been made since 1980. - Really?
- Wow.
- (Finebros) And it's the first time
it's ever gonna be in full 3D animation.
- Wait, this is gonna be 3D? Oh yeah, I should see that.
- (Finebros) So are you excited that you're a kid
that gets to be alive when there is a brand-new Peanuts movie?
- Yes.
- Yeah, it's pretty cool.
- I'm very excited. I really want to see it.
- Who is not? Who is not?
- It's such a good series. It's been around for 65 years.
- It's cool that they're keeping it going and introducing stuff
that maybe our generation of kids haven't seen.
- Peanuts is something that you pass down
from generation to generation to generation.
I'm happy that they're doing that.
- (Finebros) So finally... - (snickers)
- (Finebros) ...if you were a character in The Peanuts Movie,
how do you think you'd look? - I have no i--
Like this but like them.
- I guess I'd kinda look like Charlie Brown but with more hair.
- I would look cute! I want my chubby cheeks!
- (Finebros) So we actually have you as a Peanuts character
already made. - (squeals)
- Seriously?
- (anxiously) I want to see it! Can I see it?
- (Finebros) All right. Here you are. - (screams)
Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh!
- Thank you! I should be in this movie.
- You got the hair down well.
- That is so cool, and I love the pin in my hair.
- I'm beautiful.
Can you email that to my mom? I actually want that.
- (gasps) I'm with my stalker?! Are you kidding me?!
Oh my gosh.
I look really beautiful. But no time for that.
Stalkers? Why would you do that?
- Thanks so much for watching this episode of Kids React.
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- See you guys.
- Wah-wah, mah-wah-wah-mah. Wah-mah-mah-mah-wah-mah.
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