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i like the way u kinda got everything right (to the huckleberry hound thing which most people don't get it, I think)

Movie reaction request: Venom (2005)

Had hopes for this but your wanbabe gangster routine and calling people bitch for acting like adults makes this unwatchable. Try being yourself and not this bs facade and you might actually develop a real audience. You have a natural charisma but ruin it by trying way too hard. Good kuck.

1300-1400 is quite good for the amount of exoerience you describe. I know people whove played regularly fot 10 years who are 1100-1200.

You brought this movie back to life for me, what a ride

I sincerely appreciate your reaction to this brilliant movie. I was with you all the way through. Well done!

Like others, I'm amazed you spotted so quickly that their meeting at the start of the movie was the second time they met. Took me about three viewings to twig that!

Great reaction! I’m glad I landed on your channel. It’s been 13 years, had a dream about her last night, fucked my week.

No, you haven't seen Jolene before. This was her first role, straight out of acting school.

Neil was the little boy at the end, that's why they said future generations that's what he meant

It’s based on a book like most great movies are

Yeah it was my art teacher and we connected for our love of the musician Ani DiFranco

I never went to a school dance, It just wasn’t my scene , I was going to local punk concerts since middle school

Yeah I dealt with it a lot in the mid 90’s and early 2000’s with bullying because I was a goth queer outcast and a lot of my teachers hated me because I pointed out that bs wrong propaganda in the textbooks that they were teaching especially in history and American government class

Love this movie as a queer loner outcast with a history of suicide attempts and mental illness and abuse , not sexually but physically from my father at an early age

The film deservedly received Oscars for Best Film Editing, Best Achievement in Sound Mixing and Best performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role

Great reaction , u really got it! Made my day cuz i get tired of explaining to people but if u get it u get it and u see how magnificent it is

I love this movie so much you should re watch it and re react to it

Maryland flag colors on your shirt?

Thank you for reacting to one of my all-time personal favourite psychological horror drama films which is a rarity of Martin Scorsese to direct given his high profile for Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, Goodfellas, Casino and recently Killers of the Flower Moon. It took me 3 times to watch the film to see the signs that Teddy Daniels/Andrew Laeddis (cool fictional character names) is not who we thought he is. At the end of the film, his last words “What could be much worse in this place: live as a monster or die as a good man” is an indicator that Laeddis opted out for the “lighthouse icepick” due to the fact he got to the point of no longer handling the trauma of killing his wife for killing his kids and not wanting to regress restarting the entire cutting-edge roleplay all over again. As much as I know that it was all a roleplay: I loved the scene of Dr Rachel Solando in the cave, got a feeling it’s real (yet Dr Cawley brushed it off as fake hallucinations in Laeddis’ mind) as I could see this play a role in the plot of a continuation miniseries that I call “Escape From Shutter Island”. No matter if he was thinking of something in the past that’s true or not - the US army liberation of Dachau (among the early Nazi campsites to appear in the Holocaust) resulted in the soldiers and surviving Holocaust prisoners participated in a revenge killing (execution squad-esque) on the camp guards except those who faced the music in the criminal courts. It did happen in our world. An investigation conducted by US army Lieutenant-colonel Joseph Whittaker was suppressed by US army general George Patton and a Bavaria governor to cover up what Laeddis described as “not warfare but murder [on both sides]”. I do believe Laeddis’ involvement in the Dachau liberation and revenge killings was true.

At my school the bullying was mainly racism which resulted in fighting

Plowed through many reactions of this to find someone that gets it and you were spot on the whole time. Well done especially as young as you are. This was an hommage to jazz greats like buddy rich as well as the obvious aspects of what it takes to become great. Listen to clips of buddy rich talk to his band and this makes alot more sense. Well done

Your ability to talk non-stop while watching The Matrix is second to none.

I appreciate that you’re the kind of person who gets confused watching a movie and says “damn, this is complex and intelligent, I need to dig deeper,” and not the kind of person who gets confused and says “this movie is trash. They didn’t explain it well enough.” Great reaction. One of my favorite movies of all time from my favorite director. Thank you for reacting to it and thank you even more for appreciating it for what it is. Not everyone does that.

The actor that played Nick was one of the Safdie Brother's who directed the film!! Benny Safdie (Nick). And sadly the actor who played Connie's friend with the messed-up face passed away November of last year (2023). RIP Buddy Duress (Ray). There is a really good article about his life on the NY Times website (sorry that we can't post links anymore). But it's called, "Buddy Duress, Who Came Off the Streets to Find Stardom, Dies at 38"

When I saw this film I took it as Connie was manipulating Nick into everything because he wasn't aware enough for himself. Including his feelings on their Grandmother. Especially since he was even manipulating him into committing crimes. My main reasoning was the throwing a pan at her story and her getting her arm broken. It's been a while since I saw this but if I remember correctly the news made it seem like Connie broke her arm because she was trying to get Nick help but Connie was trying to take him out of it. As we witnessed in the beginning. Everything for Connie was self-serving, he said he loved Nick but if you love someone you wouldn't force them into committing crimes with you. if you were worried about him so much then you wouldn't put him in harm's way like Connie was doing. That's just my interpretation from what I can remember. I completely agree with your commentary. I also appreciate you using proper terminology, I had to click off another reaction to this film as I'm sure you can guess why by me saying that.

21:40 Your response to the fight scene was the same as mine, first doubt then SO proud of him haha

Hope you come back to this series

Clicked out when you called that adorable kid ugly.

I have been SO EXCITED! for this episode. I know you’re gunna love it. And to mention a 17min one take episode

Ketchup on a hot dog is a Chicago sin. Everywhere else in America, it’s a requirement, but for whatever reason in Chicago it’s absolute blasphemy 🤷‍♂️

You always go to the walk-in to cry

“Cousin” stresses you out so much 😂 and I get because I’ve worked with kitchen like that too and it pissed me off so much when I first watched this

I would love you to watch this again with commentary. You'll get so much more with every pass. 1. Notice how bland Summer's character was? The story is the unreliable narrator trope. It tells it from Tom's skewed perspective. 2. Tom was not in love with Summer. He loved the way she made him feel when she made him feel good and he hated the way she made him feel when she made him feel bad. He didn't love her essence. 3. Tom was self centered. He didn't get cues when Summer was in tears or even seem to care what she was feeling or saying. Not to diss on his character. I love Tom. He's flawed and had to learn a hard lesson. 4. A vital development in the middle of the movie was after the bar fight and Tom lays it all out how he feels. Summer could have let him go but she came to him and wanted to give it another try and open up. She seemed to consider being in a relationship with Tom. 5. There was a character arc with Summer, she became a romantic. 6. Last of all, notice the colors. Summer wore blue and Tom wore neutral fall colors. Autumn also wore Tom's brown color palette. That gave me hope in their future relationship. I'm sure there is more that I missed but it is such a beautiful film on so many levels.

Movie is good the book is

I have seen thousands of movies, hundreds in the theater. This was and still is the most amazing action film of all time.

I had a similar first experience with this film. Rest assured, if you ever view it again, it will feel SIGNIFICANTLY funnier, as the constant shock from the deliberate lack of plot won't remove you from the experience as much.

The same director that did the sequel also directed Haunting of Hill House. It's called Doctor Sleep, and it's really good!

"He didn't take the body, he just turned him into Voldemort" Bro that had me DEAD! 😂😂😂😂😂

If you'd thought to zoom in on that plane ticket to Okinawa, you could have spotted her name (but then, why would you even THINK about it at that point in the movie?)

Bro I just found your channel. Love your reactions! The Bear is one of my favorite shows currently, I'm glad you're liking it. Season 3 will come out in June so I'm super stoked about it.

Do any of you reactors um maybe look at whose in these movies. It’s called the cast. Totally stupid you didn’t know Anne or Michael were in this. Can’t wait to see your reaction when Matt Damon shows up. Not good.

Geez You want to watch our yap on and on while the movie keeps going? You're just talking as if you have to figure everything out in the first 10 minutes. You don't know how to react.

28:40 Were you alive in 1999 when this movie came out? At that time, not every middle-class household (even here in the USA) had a computer. The internet we used back then was dial-up (phone), and everyone still knew the definition of a VHS and caset tape. Many phones still had cords. The computers you are visualizing in the movie are fairly relevant to what people thought would fit in a more futuristic apocalyptic technology in machines such as ships. 27:20 Also, this movie (as well as the others) does include reference to different religions or mythology. Yes, "Neo" represents "one" because he is "the one" like Jesus to sacrifice himself and Trinity as his gf. And Morpheus obviously being the "father," but that's as far as it goes with christianity. The nane "Morpheus" itself is from Greek mythology, who actually consults with an "Oracle," and the traiter is "Cypher." The movie "The Matrix" is not connected or based on any specific religion or beliefs. It simply takes parts from different religions, beliefs, and mythology to add in a greater spin. It is similar to quotes taken from movies like Alice in Wonderland or The Wizard of Oz.

You really got it. Thank you.

I was late to your reaction. I applaud you for getting Snyder's perspective. Bravo.

Notice that the protagonist gets trapped in a confined space, helpless, twice; she then has backstory flashbacks, and gets out of her current situation with new (or renewed) resolve.

This is one of my favorite movies, just so great. I need to get a hard copy… Great reaction, glad you liked it :)

Glad you’ve improved and matured since back here.

Fire your editor. He put you over Pei Mei’s face. Gotta move you to other side or flip the image.