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"Being gay isn't difficult. Straight people make it difficult." This quote pretty much sums up this movie.

The background extras are all locals, who probably brought their own clothes. People used to dress in things more than t-shirts and sweatpants back then.

Just two dudes watching the Birdcage 5 feet away so it’s not gay 😂 I can’t tell if you guys are uncomfortable or just naturally awkward 😂

It’s 1996. NIGHTEEN NIGHTY SIX!!! The 80s???? Wasn’t the date on the movie when you looked it up??? I’ve never seen two more heterosexual men watch this movie 😂 Please watch To Wong Foo next!

you are so scared of naked male bodies that you won't watch it again that is so sad and stupid it is a great movie

it's also interesting tat every time you see a man naked or half naked you say it's unnecessary shot. maybe you should think about bisexuality. p.s. this movie was made by women for women (and for the gay and theys) it's purpose was to make straight men uncomfortable so i guess it did a great job.

2500 Americans died on D-Day not 425,000. That 425,000 that you looked up might be how many Americans died in Europe during the whole of WW2. The total number for Europe and the Pacific is somewhere around 600,000. The metal cross like things on the beaches were to prevent large ships and things coming ashore.

Alcohol withdrawal is potentially life threatening to people who are dependent on it. If medical intervention is not possible the only option would be to slowly reduce until in the clear. ‘Cold turkey’ is never advisable.

80s decor was the worst?? No way. Try 1970s orange, brown and green!

it is interesting to watch people who do not know the books, watching these Dune movies. Reactions are not the same. The book 1 to 6 of Dune are very complex, Villeneuve simplified the story. There are several levels how to watch these movies. Obviously fans of the books are well aware of the complexities of the story. It's like Lord of the RIngs.

Good lord you guys cut this like shit.

Please react to Babylon directed by Damiel Chazelle who direct La La Land and Whiplash as well

Something that always got me: At the very end when it goes back to present day. Ryan's wife comes over and reads Miller's name on the tombstone in a way that suggests she had not heard the name before. This implies that Ryan never told anyone about the events of that day since not even his wife was aware of him. It must have been very haunting for him to keep it all to himself but still get it together and lead the life that Miller and others paid the ultimate price for. Great vid! All the best to you guys.

Y'all have terrible editing for RUclips

First Re-Watch!

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Loved this movie

Two straight guys not appreciating an iconic movie with an all star cast is hard to watch.

31:42 You can tell he's wearing brand new shoes and the sole is still smooth. No traction or grooves from the pavement to help with the grip. Same thing with new heels for women. A trick is to use a bit of sandpaper on the bottom to rough them up a 'bit.'

Released in 1996

Yeah I get why you only have 1k followers….you don’t seem to get comedy on any level that is any way edgy. You seriously said Hank Azaria’s accent was “a pure Miami accent.” Seriously you guys are not funny, are awkward with any…you know….comedy. I made it through 40 minutes and had to bail. Terrible.

Frilly gay men trying to act straight: the challenge is real.

This is my go-to pick-me-up movie!

27:34 😅😅

react to more robin movies... moscow on the hudson, what dreams may come, bicentennial man

Agador played by hank azaria

One of the greatest honors in my life was getting to work with Robbin Willams. He was such a kind and gentle person. ❤

In my opinion, the French- Italian production "La Cage aux Folles" is much better than this version.

The "X-shaped barriers" were for ripping apart the bows of boats & amphibious landing craft & for providing barriers for the tanks said vehicles deployed...

LMAO LOVE THIS MOVIE

Loved the commentary... new sub! This movie was heart-wrenching, and there was still a bunch left out. They touched a little on Jack Jr, but they didn't talk about *how* he died. When he was 7, he was electrocuted, which knocked him out, and he drowned in a snow puddle. There was also another brother, Chris, who shot himself in the head when he was 21. Just... tragedy upon tragedy for this family. 💔

Those families are still ruining the country

As a gay man, my major complaint with this movie, was the hyper stereotypical flamboyance of some of the gay characters,it’s low hanging fruit and insulting. But, the movie is pretty funny, that aside.

oof this was the straightest most boring take on this movie I've seen lol

I would love for you to react to Too Wong Foo: Thanks for everything, Julie Newmar, starring Three of entertainments “Butch Actors”, Wesley Snipes, Patrick Swayze & John Luguizamo, as three drag Queens, great movie.

Couple of regular xQc reactors over here.

Please react to To Wong Foo thanks for everything, Julie Newmar

I love the memoir. There’s a reason why the community initially came to see the rocket launches. The school football team was suspended for the season and there wasn’t much else going on.

Embrace yourself please. If you don't, failure.

Robin Williams was wanted for the drag queen but wanted different from Mrs. Doubtfire

Good Morning Vietnam is a wonderful Robin Williams movie, if y'all haven't already seen it--based on a true story about a radio DJ during the Vietnam War

Big difference between 80s and 90s

So two men watch a gay themed movie together and have to over compensate and try to "love they aren't gay" by making sure to point out the extras in Bikinis. LOL

As someone who grew up in the eighties and was a teenager in the 90s....THESE looks are PURELY 90's.

one of the best funny scenes is when Armand has to go over the one scene with the guy for their show and he does the different kinds of dance moves with the names of the actual dancers they were from is so amazing! glad you guys liked the movie!

I'm confused by you guys. You winced and squirmed at the perceived violation of every Liberal hot button issue in this movie, but you also made sure that we know you're just a couple of straight guys reacting to a gay movie. And this comedy is more seriously propaganda. You guys confirm the propaganda. Apparently you live in the Lib echo chamber. Oh, Kiddies, I was out and about in the late '70s and '80s when people had thicker skin and better, more organic grounded laughs. La Cage, BTW, came out in 1978.

The only boomer in this film is that young man. The one at the beginning, who's being tried.

Trump and Biden: Third Debate… Lip Sync for your Life.

Actually the imigrant jury George Vsockovic, or Jiří Voskovič is actually from Czech Republic. He was big movie star back here, but had to flee before the nazis overtook our country because of his ethnicity. It gives more depth to how he defenses the democracy. Greetings from Czechia

As a gay man getting kicked out of the USMC under DADT at the time this film came out, I marvel at how different life is now versus then. For all of us. Better, too. Watching two straight men who had NO idea what the film, its themes, its historical rooting in "La Cage aux Folles", etc. would be about, was quite revelatory to me. And very entertaining. Thanks! And thank goodness!❤ Semper Fidelis.