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There will be Blood is one if his best. Complicated characters.

The son was not speaking because his parents wouldn’t LET him join the Air Force- it was his way of rebelling. Would that be allowed in my family? Thank god I will NEVER have to find out, I will support any decision that my kids make.

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Thanks for your comprehensive and detailed reaction to this movie. I saw it years ago. A tough watch and the subject matter is rough. I don't have trouble believing in the validity of the suggestion of abuse in the reform system. There are enough witness of past inmates in various similar circumstances to bear the truthfulness of it. Especially in past decades where there was less accountability and no one questioned the authorities. We now know of the abuse of children in orphanages and "reform" schools, the laundries in Ireland, the abuse scandals in the Catholic church, how it was covered up and hidden and continues to be hidden and denied even now. I felt for the defendants in this movie -- yes, in spite of the fact that they killed in revenge. It seemed that they were driven to their criminal acts by the savagery of what they had endured. Which, as the ending of the movie implied, was their eventual downfall and demise. The part of NYC where they grew up, Hell's Kitchen, owing to the pervasive mob presence and influence also moulded them to act in accordance with the concept of payback. Everyone in the film gave a stellar performance. The movie should have won an Oscar.

I'd love your reaction to "A Ghost Story." It's a completely different kind of film but seems to hold to some similar themes.

Exodus 8:2 If you refuse to let them go, I will send a plague of frogs on your whole country. 82% chance of rain The rope on the roof of the building by the suicide jumper forms an 82 Part of Frank's phone number has an 82 in sequence One of the door numbers has an 82 in sequence There's quite a bit more I can't think of right now. You caught the "Exodus" sign right before the first frog drops, I never caught that before!!

The Skeleton guy is a representation of the Skeletons in Jack’s closet.

Ingrid Toreli is awesome in this movie. She would be great as Raven in a Teen Titans movie or Jinx. Maybe if James Gunn did the Royal Flush Gang from the Justice League animated series in live action, Ingrid would be great as Ace. You can tell she didn’t get hypnotized because the demon inside of her was protecting her.

Great reaction! Just found your channel, watched " Sleepers" and "Boogie Nights". Just as a side note. Lived through the 80's in Hollywood. My husband and I worked for Hustler and knew Larry and Althea Flynt.

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The hazards associated with radioactive materials just weren't treatedt as careful as today. You could have a watch of clock with radium painted dials for clear glow in the dark visibility. For real 50s kid fun, your parents might even get you the Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Laboratory. Yes, a kids' toy with real radioactive minerals and chemicals for your budding genius to play with. Good times the 50s. I have to agree with your assessment that Carpenter's film is the superior story. It captures a fantastic sense of paranoia because no one knows who the Thing is until it's too late. The 50s film is a straight up monster films playing more on fear of communist invasion than actual alien menace. All the same it has a terrific sense of energy thanks to the dialogue and directing that most sci-fi films of the era lack. Yes, at times the dialogue is unrealistically fast in scenes like the mess hall where everyone is greeting each other but in the action scenes the pacing of the dialogue sounds like people in a no time to think situation. I do prefer the BW to the colorized print. The BW feels more like the arctic than the colorized one, the grey scale of BW heightens the sense of cold which the colorization loses. Thanks for the great reaction and comments on the movie!

The most underrated movie of all time imo.

The worst of the Books and the worst of the Films. And the fucking Australia Director is to blame. Bastard.

This is a great movie. Thank you for reacting to it!

really interesting reaction coming from a former soldier, too. Have you ever heard of a little film from the 50s called 'die Bruecke' (the bridge). An amazing film about the futility of war in the detail. It is so old it is here on YT with subs I believe. Quality is not so great, but it'd be interesting for you, I think, none the less.... ruclips.net/video/t-z0-dFst4c/видео.htmlfeature=shared... Peace!

Above-water vessels = Ships Below-water vessels = Boats That's for military.

Jack Nicholson got $5 million for 10 days work on this film. The famous court scene is worth every penny. The impression Tom Cruise did of Jack Nicholson was ad libbed. The reactions of Demi and Kevin are real. The guy who played Dawson had not been hired to play him, he was working for Rob Reiner the director on set and Rob decided he could play the role of Dawson. He did really well.

You look so lame when you clapped at the end of the movie.

The Me Too Movement? What a freakin' Woke Leftist.

4:26 The group Rapeman wrote 'Budd' about Budd Dwyer's televised suicide.

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Idk why this movie is overlooked. It's a great movie with a great cast.

I agree this one is underrated. I have watched this one the most.

So I'm sure u did a deep-dive into this film. So u can go through all the times 82 is referenced. Exodus 8:2 is the frog pestilence. 82 is EVERYWHERE in this film, at least 10 times. On the plane that fights the fire, vines where Stanley jumped, times, humidity, booking mugshot, etc.

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Yup killing Lilly was his final sacrifice to the Grove and Abraxus. Congrats Jack you're number 1 😈

At first, I thouhjt that the girl Lily looked like that AI doll Megan, but now I look at her and she looks like Brendan Frasier!!!

1:03:38 I will be interested in watching you continue this series, yeah I'm still getting to some of your other reactions; thanks for letting us see them 💙

1:02:24 In the book, that scene played out fairly differently, because the accordion junction between the two halves of the trailer was pinched shut, due to the one half being flipped onto its roof. The movie doesn't even bother to address that junction.... It also bothers me that the entire trailer falls down around them and their rope isn't jostled at all by the parts of the trailer moving around, and perfectly falls down around them as if their rope was dangling exactly at the center and not ... over the same cliff the trailer was falling from Yeah, this movie bothers me in places lol 😅💙💙

1:00:59 Yeahhhhh... Plot armor lol Despite all the changes from the book, it's tough to feel "worried" about their survival - it feels undoubted😅💙

1:00:43 It is a cool scene, but I feel like Deadpool's sitting next to me, joking about all the death and how terrible it is that nobody gives a * about all the nameless people being devoured by the secret heroes of the movie (*throws popcorn at his mask) lol 😅💙

59:40 What the hell, dude? You stupid man! 😜😆💙 I don't hate this movie, but only like parts of it. I'm still so resentful that it abandoned all the homage to "The Lost World" that the book had in it. Stripped down to the title and justified by one person's line of dialogue😅💙

58:52 This is torture - the credits could be playing right now 😭😆💙

56:24 Yep, there it is 😆💙

55:04 "Um... What was your plan?" lol 😆💙

47:16 It should have, tho 😅 I could have done without Godzilla in my Jurassic Park movie - but then 2 years later, I got surprised with Jurassic Park in my Godzilla movie 😆💙💙

41:53 It really is a shame we don't get more wide shots of this compound. That's a thing I think Spielberg would normally have done better, too, conveying a good understanding of the physical area 💙💙 Although: I think back to E.T. and I still don't understand the interior of that house lol 💙

40:56 Pfft. They have plot armor. 😜💙

39:24 Shaaaaaade LOL 🤣😂💙

27:50 😂🤣💙

22:10 lol Good point Like ... nobody even *suspected* sabotage? Even if it seemed farfetched to them at the time? lol 😅💙

12:59 "Sara" -Starship (1985)

11:29 That was a pretty good demonstration, too lol 😆💙

8:39 "Chaos Theory" lol omg right? lol 😆💙

4:56 Yes, there's some tongue-in-cheek handwaving, as the book starts with a focus on Malcolm and his dismissal of the "rumors" of his death. I do believe that, although said to have died near the end of the first book, his body actually is on the helicopter when they leave and Dr. Grant observes the official response to the weekend 💙 Spoilers for the book "Jurassic Park": The second book happens on a different island, because Isla Nublar is bombed and destroyed as our surviving Heroes safely watch from their receding helicopter.

2:52 I remember being really excited for this movie - one of many whose score I purchased and furthered my love of John Williams 😋💙

1:34 Wow, it's a good thing Anna likes Jeff Goldblum. 😋💙

0:22 I believe Steven Spielberg is on record saying he doesn't like to do sequels in the first place. This movie was him breaking from that preference. If this movie may be used, I think it shows us why. In my view, the characters are missing the sorts of moments that his movies usually have - moments that show us genuine humanity of the characters in ways that we might not anticipate, whether they're protagonists or antagonists. It seems to me that this movie comes off as the "slasher sequel" to a potentially much more worthwhile movie. 💙💙💙 I have some views on how the third movie relates to the above views, but I will save those for the reaction to it 💙

0:08 Michael Crichton's book is also a love letter to an older story, "The Lost World", by replacing some of the details with details from his first book on Jurassic Park - effectively a reimagining - that is all but completely discarded for the script of this film. Details of the second book remain, but many of the details were altered far further from Crichton's original narrative than was the case with the first movie. 💙

0:04 Fun fact: This movie swapped openings with its predecessor. In the book, what alerts Costa Rica to the goings on of Isla Nublar (the island in the first chapter) is that some of the smaller dinosaurs, the "compys" attacked a little girl who described them to a local medical officer. Although, the details I used to say the first movie "borrowed" from the second book relied on a more nuanced recollection of the events and it's been too long, now. (The first movie was also released prior to the publication of the second book. It was a tongue in cheek kind of reference.) 💙