14:14 - Never forget the words Ottis’ dad said before he died: “A strong stands up for himself, a stronger man stands up for others.”

I know rugrats is a cartoon, but it’s crazy to comprehend how they’re just babies and they get in big situations like this

2:33 I really love how cat is in this scene thanks to the brilliant vocal performance of Jim Cummins plus it shows how no matter what happens, they’ll always stick together ( Literally!)

The Thornsberry movie scene hits different now that Kane is gone

Danny Phantom:Oh man
Timmy Turner:You can say that again
Dora:Agreed

That Barnyard and Loud House one always hit me in the feels

Really wished El Tigre and Glitch techs had movies to be in theaters.

I love the Squidasaurus Rex just watching in the background.

I hate how the town, even her own mother turned against Jenny.

The feels of every scene!

5:32 i really hated how the others treated Tommy at this point. Yes he was focused a lot on Dil but that’s what he’s suppose to do for a sibling especially one who couldn’t walk or barely talk. And as much as Tommy has been there for all of them, they didn’t even consider being there for them until close to the end when Chuckie realized he was wrong

0:13 “Let’s Face it, Pat — We’re JUST….. kids.”

“We’re NOT ‘kids’!”

“OPEN YOUR EEYYYEESS, PATRICK!!! We blow bubbles, we eat ice cream. We worship a dancing peanut, for corn's sake! We DON’T BELONG OUT HERE!!!”

“We do NOT ‘worship’ him.”

“Patrick, you've been wearing the SAME ‘Goofy Goober Peanut Party’ underpants for 3 Years STRAIGHT — WHAT do You call THAT?!…”

-“ ‘Worship’ ?  (Tears up8 Oh, you're right, SpongeBob — We ARE kids!” (CRIES HYSTERICALLY)

Poor Jenny 😢😢😢

Chase: It's called ☎️ loyalty Liberty. 🗽 & sometimes true officers 👮🏻‍♂️ have to sacrifice themselves for the greater good! 👍🏻

Poor Lincoln he didn’t realize he was manipulated by Morag

9:37 saw this on a Showtime Family Zone airing and teared up thinking about Jeff Garcia

0:44
I'm sorry but I can't take this seriously 😂

0:42 We ARE kids!

0:19 OPEN YOUR EYES PATRICK

The first film of The Loud House is the most interesting and memorable. 💖 He often feels like he doesn't matter to anyone, and the fact that his sisters are valued more than him—despite his helpfulness—only makes him feel even more diminished. 👎 Although he sets out on his journey wanting to learn about his ancestors, his true motivation is discovering what might make him special enough to win the hearts of admirers. 👑 Yet, what he fails to realize is that his family loves him just as he is and appreciates his good deeds with affection. Even if he never becomes popular, nothing stops him from saving people. 💗 That said, I haven't seen the last two films; they didn't appeal to me or capture my interest. 🙄