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continue jason and freddy amd michael start childs play series please

sorry you didnt like this movie - it fucked with my head for weeks. I loved it.

You should see Chris Farley as Matt Foley as he talks about living in a van dow by the river

I love how you let your son just work things out for himself. Even if it takes a minute. (As w them purposely faking the leak) gotta love kids! I have one who’s 23 and one 15 and I do the same w them. (W movies and life😂) if mine actually miss the whole point I’ll explain it but other than that I’ll let their brain work! That’s what I like about these older movies. Like he said, they’re actually using their brains 😂

You guys should check out all the Jack Ryan movies. They’re all pretty good

6 out of 10 is better than average but this was groundbreaking. People vomited and assed out watching it.

Doc Holiday was a criminal who ysed Wyatt to stay out of jail

Blade 2 next! Probably the best of the 3.... The 3rd one we don't talk about 🥴😭

14:35 Vous avez tous les deux raisons. On calcule d'abord les coordonnées des itinéraires, puis on les suis en écho-localisant tout ce qui se trouve autour du bateau à l'aide de plusieurs sonars. A l'époque il y a avait le fameux cône de silence (baffle) à l'arrière du bateau, où les sonars étaient inopérants à cause du bruit des machines (turbines, hélices). C'est là que les sous-marins américains se plaçaient pour suivre et détruire les submersibles ruses. Pour parer à "Ivan le Fou", des flûtes sonar (long câble attaché au bateau et s'étirant à l'arrière sur plusieurs dizaines de mètres) furent mises en place progressivement.

4:21 A l'image, James Earl Jones, alias la voix originale de Darth Vader. Vous le savez sans doute déjà mais ça ne coûte rien de le rappeler... ;)

3:12 C'est un décor, une plateforme flottante géante. Les sous-marins immergés et les fonds marins sont des maquettes. Les sous-marins sont suspendus à des câbles fixés sur des rails et mus électriquement au milieu du décor, notamment la scène du passage du canyon.

50:13 Presque mais pas tout à fait. Deux ans avant T2, James Cameron faisait une première tentative de modélisation liquide dans Abyss avec l'eau de mer (désolé pour l'éventuel spoiler, je ne sais pas si vous avez vu Abyss donc ne pas faire lire ce commentaire à Thoren au cas où :) ). Et en 1993 et 1994, c'est vraiment le moment où le CGI va prendre une autre dimension avec les incroyables trucages de Jurassic PArk (1993) et de Forrest Gump (1994) notamment (6 Oscars), qui vont devenir la référence pour tout le monde. Tous ces films sont passés par ILM qui est le point commun entre eux en terme d'effets spéciaux. Merci George Lucas donc. P.S. : De mémoire, le trucage de la "goutte" de métal liquide entrant dans l'hélicoptère avait coûté un million de dollars de l'époque. C'était la première fois qu'une scène atteignait ce chiffre astronomique pour un plan de moins de 10 secondes d'effet spécial numérique. Ca a fait la une de l'actu, même jusque dans les journaux télévisés, en France en tous cas.

47:19 Ce n'est pas sa bouche, c'est sa langue, mais elle est un peu spéciale, elle est mobile, flexible et... elle a des dents. Cet étrange idée, comme tout le reste de la créature et son système de gestation, sont le fruit du cerveau délirant du sculpteur et dessinateur suisse Hans Rudi Giger, dans les moindres détails anatomiques ou esthétiques.

28:16 Le script explique que le Nostromo est basiquement une raffinerie flottante, doté d'une gravité et d'une atmosphère artificiels, identiques aux conditions terrestres. Le système de refroidissement du vaisseau fournit eau et chaleur et donc condensation, comme sur la Terre, ce qui provoque les ruissellements dans les immenses silos de stockage des minerais collectés.

24:07 Cette scène a été préparée en secret entre Ridley Scott et John Hurt, qui étaient (à l'exception des techniciens présents sur le plateau), les seuls à savoir ce qui allait se passer. Aucun(e)s des autres acteur(trice)s n'avait été mis au courant du trucage. Le corps de John Hurt est un mannequin pendant l'extrusion du xénomorphe et les techniciens manipulateurs planqués sous la table, poignée électrique et poches de faux sang en main. Le reste est le fruit du hasard, notamment les directions qu'ont prises les projections du sang... Regardez à nouveau la scène et observez attentivement Veronica Cartwright (Lambert) en particulier, elle ne fait pas semblant du tout et c'est un coup de génie du réalisateur.

15:36 Pour l'anecdote, ce qu'on voit à l'image est en partie constitué de véritables abats de bovins maquillés et disposés dans l'oeuf translucide fabriqué spécialement par les artistes-décorateurs du film (L'ensemble des trucages du film est montré et expliqué dans le Making Of officiel, je vous le conseille vivement, c'est aussi captivant que le film lui-même).

3:06 Le plateau fut entièrement construit à l'échelle et en une seule unité. Toutes les parties du Nostromo ou de la navette de sauvetage se trouvent réunies et les acteurs ont tourné en situation. Un extrême réalisme avait été exigé des techniciens, et même les faux ordinateurs de bord avaient des cadrans fonctionnels où des chiffres défilaient. Les planètes et les étoiles sont des peintures. La surface de LV-426 est à l'échelle 1/2 et l'intérieur du vaisseau alien également (Les acteurs en scaphandre sur tous les plans larges étaient des enfants pour donner l'illusion d'une échelle 1). La salle des oeufs, le poste de commande alien, le Nostromo et la navette de sauvetage sont des maquettes réduites. L'araignée "fécondeuse" et le bébé alien sont des animatronics (pantins animés électriquement à distance). L'alien adulte est un acteur -danseur en costume. Tout est absolument réel dans le film, le "CGI" n'existait pas. La réussite de ce film repose presque exclusivement sur sa photographie.

30:15 Je tiens à votre disposition la bande originale complète du film (2 CD) ressortie en 2010, et signée du Maestro Jerry Goldsmith qu'on ne présente plus. Si ça vous intéresse, je vous l'envoie par mail, en remerciement de votre réaction,... et de votre humour, j'ai été très touché par votre relation à tous les deux.

Now you need to see Aliens 3, where Ripley is in a prison

Hicks is Michael Biehn, Reese in the first Terminator

The female, Vasquez, was the foster mother in Terminator 2

Ridley Scott directed the first Alien movie

I have to commend the writers for their obvious research into Victorian era American slang. They did very well. To go heels : To wear a gun Get the bulge : To get the advantage over someone. I'm your huckleberry : I'm the man for the job A daisy : A good thing (Ain't that a daisy). You're a daisy if you do : You're a badass if you can pull this off Two mistakes Nobody said hello as a greeting until the 20th Century. Until then, people said, "Good morning" or "Good evening". The word hello did exist, but it was used as an exclaination of surprise. "Hello! Look what I found here!" The F word was used back then, regarding the actual sexual act. Doc uses it as an intensifier, which may have happened but most people didn't say it like he did. Final thought: Ike was a typical bully who backs down when confronted. All talk.

Gotta do road warrior. The sequal. Big improvement

You guys will love part 2 probably more than part 1.

When the toe cutter say “Bubba Johnny and blows whoof. It means leave me to myself.

This movie is iconic. Popular umoung punk rockers at the time. The Road Warrior continues presumably a couple years later. Society has truely fallen at that point and Max is really just on scavage/survival mode. EPIC movie. Thunderdome is finally a big budget film. Anyone still alive huddles around Barter Town with its power struggles. Also, a small lush oasis exists inhabited by a large group of kids stranded from a plane crash, who encounter Max and look to as a savior/captain Walker.. 😂 so, the movie has a toned down kid friendly kind of vibe that doesn't merge the best with the wasteland theme of RW. Still some great performances and stunts.

Oh it's Thoren Son Of Him silly me i think i called you Thorn on your update video instead because both of you were gone for so long and Thoren does Technically sound like Thorn anyway welcome back Neil Father Of Him and Thoren Son Of Him anyway i can't wait until the both of you watch Jaws (1975) my number 1 favorite monster movie out of every other monster movie ever created as well:).

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Great reaction guys! Thanks for watching this crazy movie keep on keeping on!

I know it seems a bit odd now, but for those of us old enough (I grew up in the 80's and I'm Australian) this was great for it's time and has since become a cult classic, especially for the franchise, it is really a must to know why the man is, who he is. Oh, and thanks for not watching the US audio overdub version.. it is terrible!!! The motorcyclist stunt person that got hit in the back of the head was for a long time understood as being killed in that scene on the bridge, but I do believe he actually did survive and is ok, but it was a nasty impact. I think number two will redeem the age and shortcomings of this movie, but I think should should try to get through the franchise if you think it's worth it.. even number three, another odd one, was big for its time, the actors, the custom soundtrack hit from Tina Turner etc, it has its place. Interesting fact - "Filmed on a budget of A$400,000, it earned more than US$100 million worldwide in gross revenue and set a Guinness record for most profitable film. The success of Mad Max has been credited for further opening the global market to Australian New Wave films." Thanks for watching them, good to have you back. Cheers.

Glad to see you two back, with another good film choice too of course. Lol. The woman serenading with her brass instrument is so random.

Guys, Mel Gibson hates Jewish people - I try to boycott all of his work : (

Hey! Where you guys been?? I watched almost all of your videos…. I like your guys videos, entertaining more than the rest- mad max, one of my favorites, keep on videoing!!

Great reaction guys to a 80s classic Mel Gibson was awesome in this

So glad that ya'll are back! I missed you cool dudes!

Hi request.. if you guys want to watch “back to school “ with Rodney dangerfield it’s a good movie it’s hilarious

You were thinking of the 2nd one: Mad Max II The Road Warrior. The 3rd one is just as baffling as this one, just in a different way. Then there's the new one which is pretty entertaining and I think another is coming out soon. Good to see you guys back. Road Warrior would be cool, or you can do Galaxy Quest; everyone seems to like that one...

so happy about this one. Hey, Hiya, hello, I hope you are well this fine evening. welcome back

Please react to Little Miss Sunshine. It is a very good movie with very good actors. Thank you.

Hello from Canada aside from the 1922 Nosferatu , the Exorcist , the 1970s Omen and the Shinning this movie is another horror classic fun fact this movie is loosely based on Ed Gein who was a Wisconsin serial killer grave robber and Necrophiliac who would rob graves wear their skin and make furniture out of the skin and more .

You guys are great 🙂! Don't sweat the small stuff! Editing is a big deal... respect! Hitchcocks's Vertigo, Robert DeNiro's & Mickey Rourke's noir detective horror Angel Heart and the Roger Ebert penned camp comedy horror musical classic Beyond The Valley of The Dolls!

Guy, this was not really your finest hour. You did yourselves a huge disservice. In your place i would feel immensely cringed by your watching and reaction to this movie. You did something many people do when watching a movie: you expected the movie to kiss your ass. Instead the movie kicked your ass and you hated it for it. Not cool. I cringe for you. By this time you should have been a more hardcore movie watchers and thus get this type of movie. No excuse to still be amateurs. I dare you two to rise up. I dare you. If i could punidh you i would make you watch Valhalla Rising on a loop for a week until you get the point of movies like Jacob's Ladder.

Glad you're back. ❤

Jaws (1975) and Alligator (1980) and Child's Play (1988) and Pumpkinhead (1988) and Godzilla (1954) and Halloween (1978) and The Fly (1986) and maybe the rest of The Nightmare on Elm Street Movies and maybe the rest of the Friday the 13th movies and The Exorcist (1973) and The Exorcist 3 (1990) and An American Werewolf In Londan (1981) and Predator (1987) and Predator 2 (1990) anyway welcome back Neil and Thorn i hope the both of you are doing fine and are having a really wonderful life as well:).

Welcome back guys - most of my favorites were either already watched or mentioned in the comments, but I think Blade Runner would be a good watch. Can also do the sequel if you liked Denis V.'s work on Dune. Speaking of Dune maybe give the 80's version a watch. If you're looking for more fantasy you can do Legend, Neverending Story, Labyrinth, Clash of the Titans, Beastmaster, Princess Bride, Dragon Slayer, etc.

Welcome back, fellas! Looking forward to y'all getting back into Firefly!

Glad you're back guys! How about some old school Mad Max with Mell Gibson

Thanks for coming back guys. The whole idea is supposed to be you guys experiencing these awesome, beloved movies for the first time, while also dropping some fresh-eyed commentary. We all know RUclips is filled with trolls, always trying to bring people down ... but remember ... for every stupid troll comment, there's been at least hundreds of people that have enjoyed your content. I mean crap ... I never comment on videos, but you've inspired me. Anyways, my suggestion for content (besides begging you guys to watch the sequels to the slashers you've watched previously) is COBRA starring Sylvester Stallone.

Wow Neil you're looking great, glad to see you guys back! And fuck the trolls.