Horton Hears a Who - Nostalgia Critic

The Dr. Seuss movies have been pretty bad, but this one is said to be the…least bad. Are people right? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Horton Hears a Who.

Horton Hears a Who! (also known as Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who!) is a 2008 American computer-animated comedy adventure film based on the book of the same name by Dr. Seuss.

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[ChannelAwesome]

What do you think- Best Dr. Seuss movie?

[sebastianw.]

Fun fact: The live action version "Cat in the Hat" film is the reason the Seuss Estate won't allow anymore live action Seuss films be made

[ianoliver]

“I just know he’s going to jump out somewhere.”
“Hello.”
*panicked screaming*

[josepharmstrong]

I think the reason people are more forgiving is because it's the only Seuss movie that doesn't muck up the moral. In fact, it kind of ingenuously expands on the moral by having Horton forgive that kangaroo. It's not perfect but it's at least a step in the right direction.

[nickywalcott]

Lorax Clip: "How Ba-a-a-ad can i be~?"
Critic: "Pretty god damn bad apparently."

I like how it still rhymed. :3

[yoshig]

Oddly enough, even though I saw this movie, I don’t remember the anime references.

[dogdrawler]

"I just know he's gonna jump out somewhere." "HELLO." "AHHHH!" Breath of fresh air for cliches.

[ivorymoonwolf]

The scene where all the Whos chant "We are here!" with the music never fails to give me chills.

[maxzapsgamingzepzeap]

Horton: "What if there was someone looking down on our world right now?"

Me: "Yup, I love a good old cup of existential crisis in the morning"

[moejoejoe]

That anime bit must be a repressed memory because I DEFINITELY don't remember it being in this movie.

[princessaur]

Nostalgia Critic: I'm never going to review Horton Hears a Who.

Also Nostlagia Critic: *Reviews Horton Hears a Who*

[PartyPlannerPreston]

2:50 It’s McDodd to help those who are confused

[Jalenjala]

I remember watching this movie burned on a disc when I was like 3-4, and my dad told me that my brother
"put it on the disk for me" so for some reason I thought up until I was like 6 that my brother fully voice acted, animated, and wrote this movie.

I was a stupid kid.

[Oppeldeldoc]

"As an atheist, it's my duty to be offended by that."
It isn't every day that a comedian makes fun of triggered atheists, as opposed to triggered religious people.

[trizty]

"The Jungle is no place to act like a wild animal".
*Visible Confusion*

[alice-in-wonderland]

The “we are here” scene broke me when I was a kid!
I was crying so much lmao, every time I rewatch it I get so many chills

[brawk]

I gotta say while I adore both Tamara and Malcolm in the newer reviews, these one-off solo reviews really bring me back to the old days. You could even go as far to say they make me nostalgic!

[ryebread]

"where does an elephant even watch anime in a Dr. Suess world? Is there a C R U N C H Y R H Y M E?"

[rickyrosayNUFC]

As an anime fan Horton's anime scence describes perfectly of how non anime viewers view anime

[saphlose]

3:05


Hopefully the mother didn't *have all of them at once.*