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Max Keeble's Big Move is a BAD Movie That I LOVE

by Jordan Fringe

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Published 13 Aug 2021

Max Keeble's Big Move is to some a forgotten gem or a movie that should be forgotten... but to celebrate this channel hitting 100,000 Subscribers (Thank you all so much) I thought it would be fun to take a look at this movie and speak on why I enjoy it so much! Do you even remember Max Keeble's Big Move? Channel Art By Jerry Meehan

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@JordanFringe943 years ago Thank you all so much for 100,000 Subscribers! I am so beyond thankful for your support and I can’t wait to bring more content your way soon! What’s your favorite and/or least favorite Disney movie? 219
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@IronAxel63 years ago This movie feels more like a Nickelodeon movie than a Disney movie. 1961
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@elitecheikh11483 years ago I personally enjoy the movie some movies aren’t made to be Oscar winners they are simply just made to be enjoyed. 1055
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@VulpinetideCuteTimes0w03 years ago "Any kid can make a mess, but it takes a man to clean it up."
-Mr. Janitor Dude
Oddly powerful quote. 354
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@slim_streamslast year Legitimately I think this movie has one of the best plots. The idea of a kid getting revenge on all his bullies in over the top ways since he's moving away? So cool 54
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@HopUpOutDaBed3 years ago I only remember the commercial for this movie.
"max keebler thought he had it all figured out, there was only one problem with his plan"
record scratch
zoom in on max
"I'm not moving?!" ... 303
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@mathieuleader86013 years ago Max Keeble is how I would imagine a live-action version of Disney's Recess to go down 525
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@SXR123_YT3 years ago I'm so happy someone else remembers this awful movie that I also love for some reason. 236
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@notaplainjane2108X3 years ago Max getting Troy sent to therapy honestly is probably the best thing to happen to him ... The trauma was causing him to be a bully... This will help him through his trauma and make his and everyone around him lives better. 52
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@mr.lafitte3363 years ago Becoming an adult means realising that the movies that you loved as a kid turns out to be globally hated.
I will always love you A Quest for Camelot. 635
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@BugsyFoga3 years ago Max Keebles Big Move : Aka the biggest early 2000s time capsule ever made . 238
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@briyachrist2 years ago It’s crazy how stacked this movie’s cast was 36
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@petrelli2313 years ago This is not a bad movie, it's just for kids. Looking back on it it's crazy how well planned and connected everything was, I loved it then and I love it now. 32
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@davidfc71363 years ago This unlocked a memory I forgot I had. 268
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@andeeeyeyou76653 years ago This movie epitomized the early 2000's "Disney movie-esque era" for me.
The whole aesthetic brings me such joy. 156
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@Sabrina-jl4sp3 years ago I watched this so many times as a kid. I could recite it word for word. I regularly think about "you want your hand held?" 14
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@mattandrews85283 years ago That “hope you got lasagna” bit with Garfield’s face cracked me up a good bit I’m not gonna lie. 35
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@mbanerjee58893 years ago This was a fun kid's movie. All the references/actors are peak nostalgia. 292
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@CamHennings3 years ago What always made me laugh about this movie is how the girl he's in love with looks like she's 3 years older than all of the other kids in the film. 190
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@Xylarxcodelast year This movie reminds me of Ned's Declassified for some reason. How everyone is so over the top and has this one gimmick that is such an intrinsic part of who they are, it literally becomes their name. 6
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@whyneedacoolname2 years ago I still use the 'What are you smiling about, this isn't a happy place.' line to this day. I always laughed my ass off at that when a kid. 22
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@maplepainttube81583 years ago To be fair the bully character, having responded to the memories of being humiliated as a child when he freaked out over a frog by becoming a bully and beating others up, he already needed therapy, and now he's finally getting some ... 229
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@angusyoung1193 years ago Nah Fringe, you aren't the only one. This one left a nostalgia point in my brain. Right down to We're Not Gonna Take It played by a school band. 214
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@craigyeah1052last year This move is so iconic. It's villains are so great, the principal is irredeemably evil, and it's always nice to have a one-sided easy to hate villain getting slammed. The bullies and ice cream man are stereotypical and comically evil at first but they get just enough backstory to be humanized, so that Max does start to feel a little villainous, even if they do deserve what they get. Megan and Robe fill their roles so perfectly, it's like, everyone is simple but it allows the film to be so easy to watch, to convey what it wants to. This isn't a movie I watched often as a kid, but I remember it so clearly. ... 17
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@MrMEOLA3 years ago One of the greatest movies of my childhood right here! 68
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@sewnmind17863 years ago For me it was a tie between Eddie's Million Dollar Cook-Off and Luck of the Irish. They played constantly and I'm of Irish decent with a penchant for food. 335
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@josephmendoza95233 years ago This movie had everyone in the movie. Romeo, Jamie Kennedy, Justin Berfield (Malcolm in the middle) Orlando brown, Josh Peck, Kyle Sullivan (Also from Malcolm in the middle) Larry Miller, Robert Carradine (Lizzie McGuire) shoot even Tony Hawk had a cameo. This movie may not be an Emmy or an academy award winning movie but it was made for us to enjoy ... 324
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@anthonygillette3 years ago I’ve known one person who was swirlied. It’s definitely not only in movies, but it’s not as common as movies make it seem to be. The person who committed the act was expelled, as it’s considered aggravated assault due to the multiple dangers involved. ... 15
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@ChuckFinly8812 years ago this movie and big fat lier were staples for me. also when the McGinnis song is playing in the locker it gets me every time. honestly such a charming movie 4
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@kenetik133 years ago It’s always the movies that never tried to be special that end up being remembered so well 84
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@downriver_death3 years ago Being from Michigan, that scene where Josh Peck talks about car jacking and ends his rant with "And that's why they call it the Motor City" when he's talking about Chicago, was one of the FUNNIEST jokes my kid brain ever registered. That and the janitor dropping wisdom has stuck with me since I first saw this film lmao ... 125
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@realar3 years ago The whole McGoogles song sequence still makes me laugh to this day. 17
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@udawg343 years ago I feel the same way about Max Keeble's Big Move! This movie just felt special as a kid and it almost seems weird that not everyone has the MacGoogles song burned into their brain. It gets stuck in my head far too often considering how long it's been since I watched it! ... 5
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@brickbuilt83123 years ago I never expected anyone would ever bring this movie up. I didn’t even realize it was Disney. And I don’t think I ever realized as a kid that was josh peck 98
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@DigiRangerScott3 years ago Not only is there Josh Peck, Orlando Brown, Robert Carradine and Lil Romeo, but we have Kyle Sullivan as one of the students! 62
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@spikeeyestudios2 years ago One thing that I always thought about when I saw this movie was “wait what about the paper he had to write and turn in on the Friday he was going to move? Did he ever write it?” I can just imagine the movie ending with the teacher saying “Max do you have the paper I assigned to you?” and then Max looks at the camera with a look of “Oh no” then it ends there ... 10
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@tannert.22962 years ago Holy fuck that frog song has lived rent free in my head for over 15 years and I had NO idea where it came from until watching this movie. Thank you for the sweet release. 2
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@ZBixby3 years ago I think there was a part of a lot of us as kids, especially those of us who may have been picked on more, to have been able to do what Max did. Or at least we all took the time to imagine what we would do if we could tell everyone off with no consequences, it's definitely why it was always one of my favorites. ... 91
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@ThierryWilliamson3 years ago This is a movie that has always stayed in my mind after seeing it for a few reasons. One, it was just a fun movie, but the others include the fact that FUCKING FROG was understandably creepy when one is younger (and that song IS catchy, it's still stuck in my head word for word), and also that ending, now that I think about it, is just the ending to the Street Fighter II anime... anyway, was fun to see you talk about it, and it's impressive how much I remember about this movie, despite not seeing it for more than a decade and a half.
(Also, for some reason, that scene with Tony Hawk being shot by ice cream ALWAYS made younger me feel bad lmao) ... 175
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@righthere273 years ago I'm just glad I'm not the only one who's had the MacGoogles song lodged in my head since childhood. 5
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@anzhonnycastillo17312 years ago Not solely, but in big part, this movie inspired me to further pursue a career in film. Will always remember it fondly. 7
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@toric60053 years ago Holy cow I remembered the McGoogles theme song without having seen this movie in like 15-20 years. 27
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@SmashBracket3 years ago This movie was hidden so far back in my brain, but daaang. I used to watch this all the freaking time while I was growing up. 47
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@starylize3 years ago i've barely started the video but i just want to say thank you so much for making this. i loved this movie growing up and even as a 20-year-old, i quote the principal jokingly and yell "cease!" whenever my friends and i are goofing off. i have no idea if they get the reference lol. this movie was my jam growing up as a kid, and i always looked forward to when disney would randomly have it on as a re-run. it's one of those perfect summer movies you watch in elementary school that never gets old. i've not seen in since the 2000s and i'm imagining if i rewatched it now it would suck but it's just nice to know that this ancient piece of disney media was forgotten lol! ... 9
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@ScorePN3 years ago With a movie title like that, I always expected to see Max Keeble Strikes Back lol Wierd that we never got it. Excellent vid btw 👍👍 28
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@ShinyGaara653 years ago This was...one of my own favorite films growing up. It's so ridiculous, but it was so...pure. The characters were memorable. The cameos were...egregious, but weirdly interesting. And the whole plot just reminded me of my other favorite thing growing up: Recess. ... 43
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@SES4L3 years ago This name sticks out because of the “Max Keeble” chant in the trailer that played so many times during nearly every commercial break 15
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@jasonstraight1320last year This movie watches like it was written by middle-schoolers and I’m here for it. It’s still one of my favorites from my childhood. 2
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@IceySlush5 months ago One of my favorite Guilty Pleasures ever. I grew up with this movie and I came around to have a soft spot for it later. 2
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@Ars-Nova2583 years ago I remember seeing this movie in theaters as a kid.
I still chuckle at the Principal shouting “Cease!” Every now and then. 30
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@MissAri3053 years ago Omg I actually saw this in theaters lol! PLEASE do Snow Day next! 48
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@TheRealJBACH3 years ago The amount of times i watched this and or was excited whenever it came on air. Absolutely pure nostalgia to me. One i won’t ever forget tbh! 6
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@bradsmith26943 years ago Other than the title I forgot everything about this movie despite seeing it in cinema, I'm now also realising why Mickey Milkovich from Shameless seemed so familiar 9
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@aghasearmyshawolblinkonce80393 years ago max keeble's big move is so underrated
I actually liked it as a kid and I remember having such a little crush on max back in the day 😄 21
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@patterbay3 years ago This movie also had a huge place in my heart as a kid. I was bullied and moved sooooo often, so I'd watch the VHS I had of this more times than I can count. 18
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@johnturdo77162 years ago Max Keeble's big move to me was a great movie. It had humor, positive messages, and its content was actually pretty good for its time. I'd recommend it for ages 8 plus. 2
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@zacharybartolo51113 years ago Oh this was a movie I LOVED as a kid! Any time it was on I watched it. It was like Home Alone meets Big Fat Liar, it was kids vs adults, the bullied vs the bullies, and living out the childish fantasy of doing whatever the hell you wanted and getting away with it. This movie may not be Oscar worthy, but it's fun and worthy to be watched by any kid. ... 3
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@VeryTori3 years ago This is one of those movies I absolutely loved as a kid and have seen several times, but totally forgot it was a thing till this video. Thank you for reminding me of this movie's existence! It perfectly encapsulates the essence of the early 2000s in every way imaginable! It is most kids' dream of standing up to bullies and the hilarious hijinks that take place. ... 30
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@PokeDude0113 years ago This movie stayed with me for a while and all I remember of it was evil ice cream man, bully traumatized by furry, "I WANT MY HAND HELD", and Josh Peck. Like I forgot the name of this movie until this video. I also remember when I was finished watching it I played Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness where I was in the final area of the game for the first time pushing blocks to stop the lava flow and snagging a Shadow Macargo.
Can't tell if my good memories of this movie come from my enjoyment of it or me finding that final area of Pokemon XD really cool. ... 25
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@rocsiali40923 years ago Shout out to all the janitors out there, cleaning messes that they shouldn't have to because some kids, teens, and adults would rather spit dip in the water fountain, leave used period pads on the bathroom floor, litter next to the trash can, etc....
On top of that, shout out to the body fluid disposers in medical facilities, water waste plant workers, and garbage truck workers. A lot of you have seen some dark shit. Literally and metaphorically.
You help run society in such a foundational way.
Thank you. ... 2
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@xXEuR3KaXxlast year I was obsessed with this movie. Considering I was just becoming a teenager when this movie came out I could relate to this so much and yes I was one of those kids that did get a swirly in middle school and it was NOT fun let me tell you lol. I really wish I had friends the way Max did growing up because I really didnt have any close friends until later years. This will forever be my favorite Disney movie! Hey Disney do all of us in our 30's now a favor and start making movies like this again please! ... 2
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@khaosrune20263 years ago This is one of my favorite Disney movies.. as an adult, I still laugh my ass off 27
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@mothman263 years ago I thought the principal looked really familiar then I realized that he's the one the only... PALO 25
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@AlexandraStubbs3 years ago Oh my gosh I absolutely LOVED this as a kid. I would get this rented from Block Buster every other weekend. 1
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@NidotheKing2 years ago Man I remember this one. Had the VHS and probably watched it more than a dozen times the first week I had it. This movie was truly drumpin'. 2
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@Pumpkin3R43 years ago My Guy, you just shook some cobwebs loose on a whole mess of repressed memories. Haha Great video. 16
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@drclaw4113 years ago I had completely forgotten about this one, thanks so much for covering it. I remember seeing it with a friend before a sleepover, and we spent the rest of the night pretending to act out our favorite parts of the movie. We were both so happy to see Chicago get mentioned in a movie too 😂 ... 15
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@williamcorbet161last year I went to a summer camp/day care for 5+ years as a kid. We would watch a movie a couple times a week. There were only about 5 total. I only remember 2 because we watched thwm at least twice a week. Jimmy Neutron and Max Keeble. You mentioned in your recent video you did a video on this and I came right over. I LOVE this movie. So many scenes are burnt into my memory from this movie and it is awesome to see someone else appretiate this obscure gem! ... 2
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@WapBamboo3 years ago You’re not alone! I was also obsessed with this growing up! Really been enjoying the content man, keep it up! 28
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@GreatFox423 years ago "I remember hearing about this movie. Don't think I ever watched it though."
Evil Ice Cream Man
"Okay, no I think I watched this once, actually. Maybe just a snippet of it here and there?"
Mr. McGuire dressed as a lobster
"Alright I definitely saw this once the whole way through."
Robie and being gross
"...More than once."
Hope you like Lasagna
"...a few times."
Dobs
"H-how many times did I watch this movie...?!"
seriously i've had one hell of a journey throughout this review. With every second that passed, more and more of an ancient memory was unburying itself. The plot, lines of dialogue, the weird cartoony stuff. It's amazing that I remember this movie as well as I do, despite forgetting everything about it. Yes I realize that sentence doesn't make sense but how do you think I feel? ... 83
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@SpongicX3 years ago This really is a fun kid film. I found it hilarious as a kid, and even as an adult, I still see why my younger self enjoyed it. 3
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@walpoleandworcester2 weeks ago One of my childhood favorites too! I watched the hell out of it so many times on VHS. Memories.
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@Hryanw3 years ago Why did I always think it was Keebler and not Keeble….he wasn’t an elf that made cookies 28
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@mattneff3 years ago With the opening bully scene, it feels like one of the writers had a very specific public humiliation kink they managed to work into the movie 29
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@TeruteruBozusama5 months ago I remember this movie, faaaaaar back in my memory... It feels weird 😅
I've remembered that I saw a movie with a kid nicknamed "Robe" but not remembered the movies itself in forever..! 1
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@THECHRISAL3X2 years ago Dude as a kid, me and half my middle school absolutely loved this movie and thought it was the funniest thing ever 🤣🤣🤣 constantly reciting it 1
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@thenerdtalkpodcast94603 years ago Ned's declassified before Ned's was a thing 9
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@joshfactor13 years ago yeah, it's not going to take home any oscars but it's still a childhood classic 12
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@rllysilli3 years ago wow, i am blown away by the fact i somehow remember like all of the plot points and like 75% of the scenes in this movie. this was a great video! you covered it really well, this had to be a top 3 if not the top movie i watched over and over as a kid ... 1
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@imme-nq6vslast year That “I want my handheld” joke caught me off guard😂😂 1
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@HardBassSlav3 years ago I remember the commercials for this movie, they are legit stuck in my head. I thought I was the only one who still knew about it. 4
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@nikkbrett3 years ago SWIRLY EXPERIENCE
Growing up, my best friend and I heard about swirlies on tv and movies so we wanted to get ahead of the bullying and do it ourselves. I gave her a swirly because she asked me to and then I didn’t get one back. My mom was FURIOUS that she had to tell my best friend’s mom what I did 😅 ... 8
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@ItsGubbinTimelast year Uhhh….just about every scene you used was like a core memory unlocked. This was a wild ride, thanks for the vid 1
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@VDOria923 years ago I had totally forgot about this movie until I saw this video. Thanks for bringing it back into my memory. Definitely a favorite of mine when it came out.
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@bloodless6533 years ago I totally forgot about this movie. Never would've guessed it. Love the trailer in the middle of the video 😂 Once again, congrats on 100k subscribers! 16
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@YungJ3 years ago This why I love this channel so much.. you remind me of all these awesome movies/shows that I somewhat forgot about!
Love the crane joke added in there 😂 8
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@teezusactinup54762 years ago This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. That macgoogles movie you did was a MASTERPIECE thank you 😭
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@92Raider-artlast year Man hearing you talking about moving places as a kid. Just brought back a great moment for me. Our family was going to move and so was one of my childhood friends Nick and his family. All of my friends stood on a hill at a sunny day and talked about how we felt about moving, and we promised eachother that we would buy eachother Transformers Armada figures as a gift to remember eachother by. It was a silly thing but I will never forget that day as long as I live. It was straight out of a movie. We all knew that a whole decade of friendship would be very much a memory from this day on. It was a sad but very touching scene from my life ... 1
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@amcalycat933 years ago I forgot this movie existed until your video but I loved your recap of it and want to go rewatch it myself just for how entertaining you made it sound, let alone seeing Micky Milkovich as a red-head with black nail polish. 4
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@honeybrwnshuga95093 years ago I just realized hoe much I loved this movie its definitely one of those throw back childhood gems that I could rewatch today and very much still enjoy just as much now if not enjoy more than I did back then! I can't wait to see what you highlight next!!! ...
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@roberttreacy82712 years ago This movie is my ultimate guilty pleasure. 2
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@jeremypayne20403 years ago Mcgoogles song is one of the most memorable songs from my childhood 3
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@TheSmartOjus3 years ago I remember watching this once on Disney Channel back in the day, and that I had really enjoyed it! I enjoyed it so much that some years ago, I was trying to remember the name of the film but couldn't figure it out! TODAY, you made me remember the title. I can see how the plot of the movie is bad now, but back when I was a kid, this was a really good film.
Let me know if I am mistaken, but the actor that plays Max Keeble is the same actor that plays Lizzy Maguire's little brother, right? I think that was the other reason I liked this film, as Lizzy Maguire's little bro was one of my fav. characters. :D ... 6
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@kristyanna10283 years ago Oh WOW! I used to love this movie. Thanks so much for this! 1
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@MightyMurloclast year Watching this in 2023, I'm so happy that your channel has grown so much. You deserve every sub!
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@AlyD2473 years ago This used to be my absolute favorite movies lmao. I would rewatch this all the time lol 3
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@Kirbychu13 years ago I liked this movie a lot. I always thought the profiteering bully was a very creative type of bully for a kids' show, and that food fight always made me want to get in one irl. It never happened. :( 3
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@kyleplotsky1726last year Glad to hear that I am not the only one who still has the MacGoogle song stuck in there head all of these years later!!

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