I salute the son. He wishes to carry on his family legacy, his lineage, but he aspires to go beyond, he wants to farm on the MOUHN and VEENIS, but he still wants to farm. I respect that.
This is why I had so much anxiety for Miles Morales' dad in Into the Spiderverse - he wasn't just a good, loving and supportive dad, he was a good, loving and supportive dad in a super hero origin story. I think the only thing that save his life was being in a Sony movie and not a Disney/Marvel movie as his fate would have been sealed as surely as if he'd been one day from retirement.
I saw Dune last weekend, (spoilers) and was literally shocked that the father was so cool with the son not taking over, because when are there good dads in movies these days. And then I realized, “oh, he’s going to die”. This video’s hilarious.
As someone solely raised by my father, I was always disappointed to see how many dads in shows were either dead, evil, or nonexistent especially compared to the amount of good mothers.
I keep forgetting that you're probably just talking to yourself when you do these videos, but you're so perfectly convincing in your delivery. 10/10 acting, man.
I actually liked when Cliff Huxtable told his son - “that’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard!” when the boy was trying to guilt him into lowering his expectations of him.
I salute the son. He wishes to carry on his family legacy, his lineage, but he aspires to go beyond, he wants to farm on the MOUHN and VEENIS, but he still wants to farm. I respect that.
"I wanna farm tomatoes on the MEWWWNNNNNNN"
This is actually a villain backstory, as the son's dream will eventually be crushed we he learns that he cannot, in fact, grow tomatoes on Venus.
This is why I had so much anxiety for Miles Morales' dad in Into the Spiderverse - he wasn't just a good, loving and supportive dad, he was a good, loving and supportive dad in a super hero origin story. I think the only thing that save his life was being in a Sony movie and not a Disney/Marvel movie as his fate would have been sealed as surely as if he'd been one day from retirement.
Every time a character has both parents and they're both full of love, I'm like here comes a big ol' dose of death.
Adding a fake mustache for his dad character when he already has one is priceless man
i love how caleb convinced his own dad to play in his skit
"I'm wanna farm tomatoes on the MUUUUNNN"
They always killing the good dads off straight after giving us a wholesome moment.
“I wanna farm tomatoes on the MUUUUN, on VEYNIS”
I saw Dune last weekend, (spoilers) and was literally shocked that the father was so cool with the son not taking over, because when are there good dads in movies these days. And then I realized, “oh, he’s going to die”. This video’s hilarious.
As someone solely raised by my father, I was always disappointed to see how many dads in shows were either dead, evil, or nonexistent especially compared to the amount of good mothers.
Every good dad in these shows always has that signature mustache.
I keep forgetting that you're probably just talking to yourself when you do these videos, but you're so perfectly convincing in your delivery. 10/10 acting, man.
Caleb: "you thought what happened at
I actually liked when Cliff Huxtable told his son - “that’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard!” when the boy was trying to guilt him into lowering his expectations of him.
"You could never disappoint me, son" on repeat forever
Caleb:
On the “mOOn,” on “Venus” 🤣
The way all these actors are able to work together is phenomenal!