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Brilliant film, moronic commentary. Oh, well...

The cream in the green tea is so good tried it on a dare and loved it ever since

"Dude, show me her feet." That's a line Quentin Tarantino says at least a dozen times a day.

I"ve watched a lot of reactions to this movie, and yours by far has been the best. So joyous!!

Yup! That was Asia Carerra

You obviously need to learn a LOT more about the Second World War in order to understand this movie. The invasion of France (this was set at the beginning of the war). The Vichy government. The German/Nazi vision of a "Master Race"...

Mathilda: The Professional basically turned into Columbiana, but it got transformed a bunch.

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YASSSS great reaction, bro. I'm obsessed with this movie I discovered it last week 💀 Yes, Susan Sarandon is a GODDESS 🫠

Good grief.

Inherit the Wind (1960) must be next!

a gallery of great character actors

Hello I just wanted to say that I enjoy your videos reactions quite a lot :) Also please react to "Indiana jones and the temple of doom" (1984), the second one : which is even better and my favorite of the whole franchise ;) For me, it's the ultimate adventure film ^^ But be aware it's way darker than the first one. It's even more like a horror movie in which they put Indy in. In fact, it was so violent it created the PG-13 rating that didn't exist before.

I’ve seen this movie several times, and this is the first time I noticed that the cast at the end was shown in juror number. Also, I think “those people” are Puerto Ricans. The defendant looked like a light skinned Puerto Rican. Remember, this takes place in New York City, and the Hispanic community in New York City is the Puerto Ricans.

The defendent, was Puerto Rican.

This movie is meaningful on so many levels. It demonstrates 1) how prejudices and biases obscure our perceptions of truth 2) how masculinity WITHOUT emotional maturity is THE definition of toxic masculinity 3) what true masculinity is .... A true man is compassionate, patient, merciful and loving. He is thoughtful in his words and actions. He ACTS when it is necessary and he has the wisdom to know what action is called for in a given situation. I really appreciate your reaction. Very thoughtful and insightful. ✌️

Why the plumbis perk?

Masterpiece of a film, Imo De Niro's top acting here, Meryl Streep too did an awesome job with her character, and you cant go wrong with Chris Walken This is a mlvie I watch from time to time, the complexity of Mike's character is a puzzle but with time you get to understand his actions, pretty sad there are no more movies like tvis anymore

In Finland we have a saying: "some men like the daughter, some men like the mom". I have to admit to being one who likes more the mom here. Tony's mom is a boss. She is no push-over. She is so strong, she follows her heart over any sympathy for a dead beat criminal child. She would rather be a good human being than a good mother, if those things conflict. Respect, mom! R.E.S.P.E.C.T.

This is not a good movie, it is a GREAT movie in every sense of the word. A cinematic masterpiece.

This was a traditional Russian Orthodox weding .

They worked at a place like U.S. Steel . A fiery hell pit !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Of all the times I've seen and these reactions, too, I've never realized this. When Henry Fonda says, "He can't hear you. He never will" about Jack Warden's character, he was absolutely right. He never did hear them...he changed his vote ONLY because he wanted to get out there.

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I like the way you add chapters to these, nice!!

I don't think being an abusive father has anything to do with masculinity.

Masterpiece

Couldn't a full power or out of control Kamehameha wave potentially destroy the planet?

Use things that are electric to kill the gibdo

The prejudiced guy..can’t stand Poerta Ricans and I can’t spell today..whoever lives in subsidized housing or poor side of town..it is never spelled out…the slums is mentioned a few times…

Check the résumé’s of these guys..long careers..No.8 HENRY FONDA..legendary..#3..LEE J. COBB..no.7..Jack Warden..played Saul in the Sandra Bullock movie…While You Were Sleeping…the foreman…Martin Balsam..played in Breakfast at Tiffany’s and with Paul Newman in HOMBRE…Ed Begley Sr…guy with a summer cold..last saw him with Clint Eastwood..1968..in Hang ‘Em High..his son is a long time actor..No 5..Jack Klugman..2 hit tv shows…The Odd Couple with Tony Randall..and later the medical examiner..QUINCY..5..had his own series…The Defenders…he played a defense lawyer..in a father-son law firm…this was a great cast…Cobb played with Marlon Brando in ‘51 in On The Waterfront..

Wow you went hard against Ilsa. You must have missed the lines from earlier in the film where everyone thought Victor was dead including her.

I would say goku because he dosent need the help of Zelda and Sonia to give power like rauru

Love the content keep it up😊

I can’t wait for my second play through I’m just getting ready for the demon king fight

it's the music, the way he gets down on one knee, the pledge... awww gawd

"Requiem for a Heavyweight" for another heavy drama with great acting.

totk is my favorite game

If you haven't, you should watch 'The Secret Life of Walter Mitty'. Her character is similar in a way to his - the way she imagines herself in movies.

love how you basically guessed the boss’s name before it even showed up, they really do be that predictable sometimes (colgera also just being cold-gera). if you’ve ever played the splatoon 3 story mode the water temple boss feels so similar to those fights it’s hard to believe they weren’t referencing each other a little bit.

"Just go straight!"😂 You have never been in mountains like this, right?! Maybe you can climb up a mountain but you can't get down the other side so you have to go back and walk around it. And the next mountain you can't climb at all so you have to go around again. You're on the buttom all the time forced to change your direction without any sight to your target. Than finaly you can climb up again just to see the distance is bigger now.

This movie was rated X when it first came out.. Milk Plus..vellocet is barbiturates..drencrom is speed..synthemesc is psychedelics...no alcohol in milk plus...the book is even more intense...

i actually hated that puzzle because i thought there was a way to solve it, then i had to look it up to find out that it was bullet time

Bro I love ur content u should totally stream!! I would def tune in to ur live, hope to see more totk content.😁

Your underrated 😂😂😂

Sidon is fucking awesome

This part had my eyes WATERING

A lot of the scenes you mentioned you’ve never seen before are extended scenes. Maybe this is your first time watching the extended editions…

You frequently stated "nothing can be proved here" but the fact is they are arguing to Disprove not to prove - they are looking for reasonable doubt of the facts that were given to them in the court hearing. It is a fact that they wore glasses made of real glass in those days and the fact the woman had those marks on her nose means they were not reading glasses because reading glasses are taken on and off all the time, and the marks come to you pretty much permanent because you wear the glasses all the time so she was either far or near sighted and she stated a fact that she was already in bed and rolled over and happened to see what was happening - she didn't say she got up and put her glasses on only that she rolled over. Well you don't wear glasses to bed. So that is a disproving of the fact that she said she saw the killer.

We don't know who the man is calling "them" but we can suspect it is either the fact the boy looks maybe portorican or because he is from a slum, or because he is in a gang. He is clearly racist in my view while the other guy the analytical guy who never sweats is clearly prejudicial but not racist because he along with all the other men reject the loud mouthed old man who hates "them" and tells him to sit down shut up and don't open your mouth again! Very interesting conversation in this movie.