RAISING ARIZONA (1987) Movie Reaction w/Nicolette FIRST TIME WATCHING
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- "Son, you got a panty on your head."
Raising Arizona movie reaction. Check out Nicolette's first time watching Raising Arizona reaction.
Nicolette's FIRST Coen Brothers film??? It's insane, but she has never seen any of Joel and Ethan's films yet (cue the "She should've watched Blood Simple first!", subs)
Released in 1987, the Coen Brothers 2nd film launched them into superstardom and secured Nicolas Cage's ascent into one of the biggest stars in the world - Starring an incredible ensemble cast including Holly Hunter, John Goodman, Francis McDormand, William Forsythe, M Emmet Walsh, and Nicolas Cage as H.I. McDunnough.
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Nicolette + Coen Brothers - Round 1
So many great movies from them. Round 2 could be Fargo, The Big Lebowski, Miller's Crossing, No Country for Old Men, A Serious Man, Inside Llewyn Davis, or The Man Who Was Not There.
No holds barred! Bout goes on for as many rounds as it takes!
I'd love love to see reactions to some of their lesser-known films, like "Barton Fink", "The Hudsucker Proxy", or "Burn After Reading".
@@jean-paulaudette9246 we'll do all of those, certainly
The 'yodeling chase' may be THE funniest scene ever. From "You sonofabitch!" to "Everything's changed!!!" it is a riot of live-action cartoon violence, comedic editing, Holly Hunter's adorable rage, and Nic Cage running through it all like a criminal Woody Woodpecker "with a panty on his head" 🤣🤣🤣
Absolutely. It’s a great piece of cinema
I think you would really love Fargo. So many great Coen Brothers films, but Fargo is a damn near perfect crime film with that Coen Brothers humor.
I still think this is one of Nic Cage's best performances.
Yeah, I agree, although I often put "Valley Girl" as my favorite performance of his. "Wild at Heart" by David Lynch is another, and I loved him in "Pig" from a few years ago. A much more understated performance than usual for him.
Cage is just as awesome as whatever director he's working with. "Mandy" is one of my favorite Cage performances too!
Randall "Tex" Cobb was a professional kickboxer for a time too.
When I lived in Nashville for a bit in the 90's I saw him just hanging outside a 7-11 near me and said hi to him, to which he smiled and said 'hi' back. Um, that's the end of that story, I guess.
FINALLY!!! someone got the joke in the THE LAST LINE! great reaction! 👍☺
thank you !!
I have loved this movie for a long time, but your comments and deadpan delivery made this so much fun, thanks Nicolette!😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
The Big Lebowski! HELL YEAH!
You’re being very un-dude. 😎
The spray painted OPE and POE on the door of the bathroom is a Dr. Strangelove reference.
Once someone pointed this out to me, I couldn't unsee it haha
Quick Change with Bill Murray
Yes! A highly ignored comedic gem with Gina Davis, Randy Quaid and Jason Robards supporting Bill. Bill's directorial debut!
"For a law abiding citizen, she's a great getaway driver!"
Pursuit driving for police officers, but taking the lead. 🤣
Okay, so I'm an old fart who saw "Blood Simple" - the Coen's first film - in theaters when it first came out and have been with them ever since. The Coen's style was seen right out of the gate with that film, which is great, and it was also Frances McDormand's first film and where she met Joel, who she's now been married to for decades, and she's been in a lot of their films including one you absolutely have to watch, "Fargo". "Raising Arizona" was the first time that John Goodman appeared in one of their films but he's been in so many since then. The other films (besides the 2 mentioned above) I would say are 'must-see's' are "No Country for Old Men" (my favorite film of all-time); "The Big Lebowski"; "Miller's Crossing", and "Barton Fink".
The Coen's started working with Sam Raimi before directing their first film, and Joel was an assistant editor on Raimi's debut feature, "The Evil Dead". That fast tracking shot in this film that runs up to the Arizona house and up the ladder into the bedroom and up to Mrs. Arizona screaming was using the "shakycam" system that Raimi used in "The Evil Dead" which basically involves strapping a camera to a 2x4 and having a guy on each end run with it.
I'm an old fart just like you.Saw Blood Simple without a clue of what I was getting into, and I loved it. I have watched every film they have put out since. I wished more people would watch Blood Simple.
@@johnmaynardable -Yeah, they weren't "The Coen Brothers" yet so we didn't know what to expect and I think there were less than 10 people in the theatre. I was actually hiding behind the seat in front of me during that last scene because I was so tense. While Joel & Ethan recently did separate films on their own, they are back together writing their first horror film which they made reference to the ending of "Blood Simple" as the feel they were going for. Can't wait.
I love Nicollette- she’s a real one.
Randall "Tex" Cobb is the bada** biker, & he's the dude in Ace Ventura w: stolen dog, & (spoiler;,) he dies a hero with grenade pin pulled in "Uncommon Valor": '82 'Nam MIA movie. Great 🎥 reactions! 🎉
love that trivia!
Uncommon Valor, such a great film! "He used to take a lot of red wine and uppers and just sail away"
@@travismorris9303 Hellz yeah! Sylvester Stallone admitted Uncommon Valor inspired Rambo going back to 'Nam for MIA's & POW's. But too few know 'bout U.V. Glad you do! 👍
Uncommon valor is a great flick.
@@terrygracy8345 Yup! "U. Valor" was Gene Hackman's 1st 'Nam movie (pre-Bat 21: true story w Danny Glover;) & Fred Ward, & young Patrick Swayze's 2nd movie after The Outsiders. + "Tex"!
At this point, I think I’d watch Nicolette react to movies or shows I haven’t seen or don’t even like. She is amazing to watch, such personality! I wish I knew someone like her in real life!
Best compliment ! Thanks for watching !
The Bounty hunter is the kid…From the future were they kept him! Dun-Dun-Duuuuuuuun!
Oh, this also has one of the best movie "intros" ever. 🤣 🤣
This movie is such a gem. It's simply brilliant. Incredible performances by the entire cast, starring roles, and smaller parts. I'm not a huge Cohen Brothers fan, but this film is epic.
PS - so good to see Nicolette back!
Herbert Ichabod McDunough
Something about the way Nic Cage delivers the line ‘You ate SAND?’ …cracks me up every time.
What a Beautiful way to start my weekend again. Air conditioning, Pizza, Delta 8 edibles and NICOLETTE. LET'S GOOOOOO!🥰🤩🥴
Joel Coen got his start as an editing assistant working on Sam Raimi’s early films (Raimi even has a cameo in the Coen’s ‘Miller’s Crossing’) and a lot of Raimi’s visual techniques and aggressive camera movements are quite present in this film.
“I’m crapping you negative”. So many great lines in this movie
The colloquialisms of The American Southwest proper really make this film an endearing classic; "I tell you what", "Well, OK then", "Her insides was a rocky place, where my seed could find no purchase", "Can't you try to keep from forgettin' that?", and so on, etc. Leonard Smalls, a.k.a. The Warthog From Hell, was played by Randall "Tex" Cobb, a martial arts expert and former Heavyweight Kickboxing Champion of The World. He transitioned to Professional Boxing and was a contender for that world championship, too, before becoming a successful character actor.
This movie with Nicolette reacting, along with her special socks, is absolute magic!
Thanks for Reacting to this one, it's one of my all time favorites. And sadly, not enough people react to it. A little surprised you know about Dr. Spock lol. Great React.
Thanks for checking it out !!
Fantastic reaction to a great movie! Hope you hit their first movie, "Blood Simple". I've been a Coen Bro's fan since day one, and they've never been better than those first two, as far as I'm concerned.
we should do blood simple, yes
When hi is being chased through the house by police and dogs, if you listen carefully, you can hear the tv is playing unpainted Arizona commercial.
Did not know that !
And in the supermarket where H.I. has a second go at trying to grab a bag of Huggies, the Muzak version of the yodeling theme is playing on the supermarket P.A.
Great movie! Thanks
This is a favourite of mine from the first time I saw it, years ago. Nick cage before he lost the plot. This is pure Coen bros art. It has all of their hallmarks. Always Pure quality entertainment
Love this movie
Probably my favorite Nicolas Cage movie.
My favorite Coen Brothers movie. Followed by Miller's Crossing, Fargo, Big Lebowski, Blood Simple and Barton Fink.
O Brother Where Art Thou, No Country for Old Men, True Grit are as good or better than most in your list, IMO
@@flarrfan I love O Brother. I like those others as well, but I don't really consider them Coen Brothers as they were written by other people. Even O Brother is (loosely) based on Homer's Odyssey. I don't feel any of them are better than Miller's Crossing or Big Lebowski.
Excellent reaction Nicollette.
Early Coen Brothers? Please check out Barton Fink with John Turturro, John Goodman. Cinematic gold.
If you want to see the Coens really in a masterful moment in time which is easily digestible, may I suggest Millers Crossing. I've never had a movie whip me around with merely it's language. It conjures up a period I really only imagined. It's brutality is softened by its dialogue which is a caricature of reality, yet made absolutely and unbelievably authentic and credible. You are left wanting more.
Nicolette is super-smart and I loved watching her take on this one! Nobody ever reacts to "The Hudsucker Proxy" and it probably wouldn't get you a lot of likes anyway, but it would be fun as the Coen journey goes on.
We’ll do it - once we’ve established a sub base that understands we are here to do quality reactions to quality films, we can afford to do what we think more reaction channels should be doing
@@criminalcontent Sounds good I'll sub to your Patreon too.
Love the Huggies chase scene… more shots fired than on the D Day landings
The Coen bros really can do it all, but sticking with their comedies is a great way to ease into their work. I'd suggest Fargo before Big Lebowski (there is a joke you will only get chronologically😅).
Try their other comedies after those two - Oh Brother Where Art Thou, Hail Ceasar!, Burn After Reading, and Intolerable Cruelty are all darkly funny and show the broad range of the brothers talents writing and directing humor.
Then the serious stuff...
The most epic chase scene in 20th century cinema!
Great reaction!
Thank you!! 😁
"this is how I think John Goodman was actually born"......funny
He's probably NOT robbing the same store, as a native Arizonan all the *Short Stops* looked the same (they were bought up by (Circle K) I think there's only one left in the whole state
I like the ending story that they persevere and end up in a good place. Sappy and fun.
Colorado.
One of my favorites...Holly Hunter steals the show
This movie has been making me laugh since 1987.
One of my favorites!
Such a love letter to the desert southwest. Gorgeous country. Stunning sunsets. Rabbits and lizards, cacti.
They go from Texas to Fargo and capture both opposite places with such ease
Wow! This is the first time I noticed the 'Dr. Strangelove' easter egg. The O.P.E., P.O.E. on the restroom door. Love all of Cage's early roles. Valley Girls and Wild at Heart are also very good.
Coen Brothers - "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou" - Highly Recommend. For an unrelated suggestion - "12 Angry Men (1957)"
The very first Cohn brothers film, 'Blood Simple' would be right up your alley.
Hi Sr. versus Gale Snoats -- one of the greatest and most realistic hand-to-hand battles in cinematic history.
This movie is so over the top and i love it,
The Coen brothers have a very unique style to their movies as evidenced by this
really a groundbreaker for action comedies
Nicolas Cage and Holly Hunter are so perfectly cast in this .
i really enjoyed your reaction Nicolette
hope you check out some more COEN Bros.
Have a great weekend !
Hi. Nicolette. How are you doing tonight I just got done watching your. Reaction to raising Arizona. I haven't seen this movie in a long time. I'm. Glad you. Show. This movie i never laugh this much. In. A long time. Thank you. Nicolette and have a great. Weekend Shawn. Walker
This is a great movie. It scared me at times as a kid with the score with the biker. You should watch and react to Dances With Wolves if you haven’t watched it. Won best picture in 1990 over Godfather 3 and Goodfellas. Masterpiece
This is one of my go to fun films. Love the Coen Brothers
I love this movie so much.
so good
Well well well look who has a new subscriber from Australia 😁
And this isn’t even our Australian host !
Nicolette,
This is my first time watching one of your reactions. You really are insightful with some excellent commentary.
Do check out, True Grit, the one with Jeff Bridges. It's another Coen brothers movie.
Gonna do about 10 of them, including true grit
Another Nicolette reaction to a movie I love? Okay then!
well, okay then
@3:11 that in fact is NOT a Woody Woodpecker tattoo. It is the logo for Thrush Mufflers, a kind of "performance" muffler for your car that really didn't increase performance it just sounded louder and meaner. That logo and muffler are way white trashier than Woody Woodpecker! Ha!
And now you know!
Cheers!
It’s kind of funny that the name really fits the product more than the mascot (which despite the woodpecker resemblance, is supposed to be a roadrunner), as the varied thrush in particular is known for its comparatively flamboyant plumage coloring.
My favorite Nick Cage film 😂
And he’s only 23 years old here …
@@criminalcontent 😯
Hi Nicolette hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
randall cobb by all acounts a big softie but all also one of the toughest bastards ever
9:44 This was one of the best selling books of the 20th century.
The tattoo was a logo for Thrush Exhaust
Only her 1st Coen Bros. movie? Great start. Just wait till Lebowski or No Country for Old Men (which I know is hardly what you'd call a comedy, but it is brilliant. And one of my 'Letterboxd 4' anyway)
Well, to be fair, not that many of the Coen's films are straight comedies, but definitely no 'NCFOM" which I consider my favorite film of all time, although I actually think "Barton Fink" is my favorite Coen brothers' film. Is that weird?
Blood Simple is they're first one, and pretty great.
Two Coen Brothers movies, Raising Arizona and O Brother Where Art Thou? have pomade in them, and they both also have John Goodman.
Randall "Tex" Cobb was a boxer as well as an actor. His best-known fight was against Larry Holmes for the world heavyweight championship. Cobb had a great chin, which he needed, because Holmes knocked him all over the ring for 15 rounds. Howard Cosell, who broadcast the fight, was so disgusted that he swore he'd never cover another boxing match. Cobb called this his "gift to the sport of boxing," and said he'd play football for a week if Cosell would stop covering that sport, too. Cobb also said he didn't think Holmes would want to fight him again because "the champion's fists couldn't handle a rematch." When Johnny Carson mentioned during an interview that Holmes had a much longer reach, Cobb replied, "Looked that way to you, too?"
More Coen Brothers movies you'd probably enjoy:
No Country for Old Men
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
The Big Lebowski
True Grit
The Conversation (1974) is a movie I'd love for you to react to. Francis Ford Coppola directed it between the first two Godfather films. Everyone I know who's seen it has loved it, but for some reason there are hardly any reactions to it.
Thanks ! Conversation is on docket (any movie w John Cazale is on the docket, really)
John Goodman is also in "Barton Fink", "The Big Lebowski", and "Inside Llewyn Davis" and he's fantastic in all of them, as he is in everything, period.
@@heyheyjk-la He's in "O Brother, Where Art Thou" as well.
Ok , love to watch with , you are my new favorite ❤😊.
Wow, thank you!
Nicolette, Raising Arizona. Nothing more need be said.
Exactly ;)
You look just like a young Natalie J. Robb! (Scottish Actress) That's got nothing to do with the video but I thought I'd point that out to you. Also, great reaction. 👍
I like Nicolette's shaky grasp of childhood development. Newborn babies don't crawl 😄
Good movie choice and an entertaining reaction. It's too bad Birdy probably doesn't fit in the Criminal Content category, as Nicolette would be in young Nick Cage heaven.
Well it has jail and Vietnam … so
John Goodman's bro is William Forsythe, a helluva serious, scary character actor in "American ME", a "guedo"/blondie with Edward James Olmos in his classic film about modern Mexican Mafia. ('90's)
You should definitely check out Millers Crossing and Oh Brother, Where Art Thou. Apparently, Nic Cage didn't have the best experience working with the Coen brothers, which is a real shame. I would have loved to have seen many more movies from that mix of talent.
I'm certain that *Fargo* will be the Coen brothers movie to enjoy the majority of recommendations for viewing next - but I should like to call your attention to the comedy *The Hudsucker Proxy* with Tim Robbins, Paul Newman and Jennifer Jason Leigh. Without divulging anything serious, I can tell you that in looks, dialogue and spirit it belongs in the company of the Frank Capra films of the 30's and 40's, with Robbins as the James Stewart character and Leigh channeling Barbara Stanwyck (and Newman as, I suppose, Edward Arnold).
But then, of course, you could just as easily do Capra's _corpus labori_ itself! 😎
There are no questions. You’re really overthinking this movie lol
The woodpecker tattoo is an old logo for Milwaukee power tools (or something like that).
Thrush Exhaust.
Definitely watch Fargo.
Im sure someone said it already. JR is from a popular tv show in the 80s called Dallas it was a drama and the big thing from it was WHO SHOT JR?
Fun facts: the odds of having quintuplets is 1 in 60 million. The odds of having 5 boys in a row is 1 in 4000. So the odds of both combined is 1 in 240 billion.
What are the odds of one of them being abducted by a well-meaning (though misguided) couple, returned safely by said couple, and becoming a varsity football star?
Cohen Bros did "Fargo" as well very good
Fargo and The Big Lebowski are must sees next, probably in that order. I also really liked their recent western anthology The Balad of Buster Scruggs.
and millers crossing, oh brother , no country - a great many but Lebowski is next up since it’s same vibe
Love this movie, its fun to watch you reacting Nicolette.
Please react to Breaking Away 1979. It looks like a 'bicycle' movie but it isn't, you'll love it. I haven't seen any reactors watch it yet so please be the first.
Great recommendation !
I always took it as the biker being the "bad" part of H.I.'s nature. In that finale fight scene he "killed" his criminal "bad" part of himself...and why the tattoo was the same as his.
JR Ewing from the 70's TV show Dallas.
Holly Hunter is in the Coens' "Oh Brother Where are Thou"
"He's bonafide."
Holly and Frances McDormand used to be roommates and are good friends.
The key word for the Coens is "Quirky."
Loudest pants you've ever seen? You clearly didn't go to high school in the 1970s.
Check out the Coen Brothers' underrated caper comedy "The Ladykillers" as well as the charming CIA farce "Burn After Reading."
I have seen the ladykillers but prefer the original and as for burn after reading that's sitting on my coffee table waiting to be rewatched tonight
Films involving criminal behavior, hmmmm... let's see. You know, I'd love to see a reaction to a film that focuses on traffic violations. Ever see "THE CANNONBALL RUN" (1981)? Oh, what villainy rampages upon America's innocent highways!?!
17:31-I know, huh? Wasting a grenade on an innocent bunny? Now that's MEAN.. Fun watching ya crack up to the foot chase, looked like the whole town wanted Hy's azz, even the dogs..Toughest bag of Huggies anyone ever had to steal!
That peckerwood tattoo is a prison gang thing.
Blood Simple
Watching Red Letter Media's take on this with Macauley, especially how they shot the car scene almost hitting the baby.... is super interesting.
Apparently the filmmakers shake the car then put it in reverse and they did the same thing in Home Alone. This whole this is a fun watch, though.
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I'm a changed man, I now understand love and, more so, responsibility?
It's such a great fairytale.
there is alot BIRTH & Baby Symbolism in the movie
They never reveal what the significance of the matching tattoos are (or are not), but I doubt that those two were related in any way.
When you asked if the bounty hunter was him from the future (shown leaving behind him a trail of fire), were you making an intentional Ghost Rider riff, or was that an accident?
Not sure she’s seen ghost rider - in fact, she’s never even seen a Coen brothers film before this !
Road Runner tattoo.
People that don’t like this movie are most likely sociopaths.
Mostly, people just don’t KNOW this movie - that’s the travesty.
This is where I first noticed Holly Hunter, after which BROADCAST NEWS was a religious experience. Drinking game while watching this film: see a picture of Barry Goldwater, do a shot. Watch for the Coenism of shooting at an animal from a motor vehicle in OH BROTHER and NO COUNTRY. Several other things may be found in other Coen films.
It was not until Broadcast News that I realized Holly Hunter actually talks that way