INVINCIBLE (2006) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- INVINCIBLE (2006) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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“Miracle” with Kurt Russell is my favorite sports movie by far. And a true story I remember well.
Me too. It was much more than a hockey game
100%
There's nothing like living those days!
...but: for all of those unable to: Miracle is about as close as you can get.
Truly: Magic and Brilliance.
...When unity and trust MEANT something! 🤘🤘
Yeah I've been dying for them to react to Miracle.
I was 11 or 12 when they went to the Olympics and I was in my room downstairs and I remember my 3 brothers and my Dad just started screaming and pounding on the floor which scared the c*** out of me at the time and then I ran up to see what all the commotion was about. I watched the rest of the game with them and the ones that followed. It's one of my favorite memories of my family in childhood.
The greatest true sports film is "Miracle" about the 1980 US Olympic hockey team. I challenge you not to cry.
We all watched that! That was the greatest miracle!
Have you seen “Money Ball”? It’s a true story about the Oakland A’s. Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill are phenomenal!!! They both won Oscars and it won for best picture as well.
Don't forget Chris Pratt. Ha
Thats my favorite movie of all time/ despite not being a baseball fan so much. How could you not be romantic about baseball 💟💟
They did not win oscars bro.. nominated.. yes.
Veterans Stadium had been torn down by the time they made this movie so they used U. Penn’s Franklin Field as a stand in and digitally recreated the upper decks and outside of Veterans Stadium. Because it’s a college stadium, that’s why there’s a race track around the field. The ironic thing is Franklin Field is where the Eagles played before Veterans Stadium had opened.
Eagle fans pelted Santa with snowballs. This is how the neighborhood boys and me played football in our backyards. No pads and full tackle. We beat the hell outta each other.
As a lifelong Philadelphia Eagles fan, this movie holds a special place in everyone's heart here in the city.
Great reaction, and thank you.
In real life, Vince Papale went to college on a track and field scholarship and played 2 seasons with the Philadelphia Bell of the World Football League. When the WFL folded in 1975, that's when he got a tryout with the Eagles.
Two fun football movies with somewhat similar vibes are "The Replacements" starring Keanu Reeves but with a really solid ensemble cast including Gene Hackman as the coach, and "Necessary Roughness" starring Scott Bakula (the "Quantum Leap" guy). I definitely recommend both.
For non-football, "The Cutting Edge" is a good one, as is "Cool Runnings".
Love those movies!!
And The Replacements was "loosely" based on the 1987 strike season, which Amber's great uncle was a ref during.
Agreed, you’ll love the replacements
Add Major League to the list of fun underdog teams
Great movie! Amber since you ran cross country you both should watch "McFarland, USA". A true story of a cross country team from California. Kevin Costner stars as the track coach.
The Opening Song. Yes it's Jim Croce. There is a connection. Jim was from Philly and had just died in a plane crash when the events in the film took place. Being from the Philly area I remember all of it. I was 21 that year. 🙂
Answering April's question about open practices. The Eagles had traded away both their First and Second round draft picks. The Eagles wouldn't have those draft picks for another 3 years when Vermeil took over in 1976. So Vermeil called for open tryouts to create interest and find talent.
Cheese steak. To be fair there are many pizza places that make a good sandwich. But the Mecca for visitors has to be south Philly where Pat's and Geno's are. Gotta order it with fried onions 🙂Just Google Pat's Cheesesteaks
Jim Croce died in 1973. Vince Papale took place in 1976.
True! If we are going to pick nits than Jim died in September of 73 and Dick was hired in the spring of 76. 2 and a half years. The song was not released until after Jim's death and remained on the charts for over a year. So it was still quite popular in the spring of 76 when the film starts. Also Springsteen was just gaining national attention, Rick Wakeman was on tour for his Journey To The Center of The Earth album, the Steelers were starting their 4 SB's in 6 years run and Nixon had just resigned. Ford was President after replacing Spiro Agnew as VP and then Nixon as President. Carter was elected in the fall of 76 but didn't take office until January of 77.
Forget Gino’s or Pat’s. D’Alessadro’s or Chubby’s in Roxborough are better than those tourist traps.
Don't forget Ishkabibble's on South.
Geno's and Pat's are mediocre. So many better places.
Dick Vermeil is still with us at 87 and he could probably still teach some people how to coach.
Dick Vermeil also had two good years as the head coach at UCLA. The Bruins went 9-2-1 in 1975 and upset number one ranked Ohio State in the 1976 Rose Bowl.
@@KingsFanForever He may have beat my Buckeyes but i'm still a fan.
Never saw a coach more committed to his players.
Bull Durham, Tin Cup, The Rookie, Major League, Friday Night Lights., and Mystery, Alaska. These are sports movies we watch over and over!
One of my favorites! For me it's not just about sports, but more the human spirit. Finding that something deep down inside that fuels and focuses you.
This movie does that in an elegant understated way and I come back to it when I need that little extra when dealing with life's challenges.
The scene of the little kid wearing a home made Papale jersey was actually Vince's son and his daughter was the quarterback in the schoolyard
They are showing a CGI of the Veterans Stadium that was imploded only months before the movie was green lit so the director was saddened to realize all the amazing shots he missed out on by mere months. The actual filming was at the University of Pennsylvania's Franklin Field. (Home of the Penn Relays and the Eagles home before the vet. Hence the track)
I love this movie so much. I'm an Eagles fan. Down to the tattoo on my leg. And Vince Papale means so much to this team even today. As does Dick Vermeil. Such a great great man. Also hating the Cowbums is in our blood. I truly can't stand that team. Amber your brother is a smart man! Another great football movie that involves the Eagles is Silver Linings Playbook. It stars Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence. Also Robert De Niro as well.
Agree on Silver Linings Playbook, but more of romcom/drama sports theme based on the Eagles. It is a good movie to react too.
dont forget the other eagles movie starring Tony Danza the garbage picking field goal kicking philadelphia phenomenon.
Would be nice if you pause it when talking. You lose so much!!!
I’m sorry. You don’t get to see hardly any of the movie. Too much conversation.
I am from South Jersey & we root for the 🦅. I remember when Dick Vermeil started as a coach when I was a kid. We still 💕 Dick & Vince around here. I remember old Veterans Stadium Amber & it was huge. We use to always have nosebleed seats all the way @ the top & I use to like to count how many 🍺 beers others were drinking 😅 . Jay I heard old NFL players say Veterans Stadium was their least favorite stadium to play @ because the concrete playing field was brutal along with Eagles fans. 😂 Fly Eagles fly.
This movie shows so much perseverance. His wife at the time wasn't a rider. She left to try and find something better. He made it better for himself. She missed out. Wish we could've seen her reaction. But its even better that they didn't mention her anymore after that.
The part of Veterans Stadium was played By Franklin Field. That is why there is a track around the field and bench seats. Veterans Stadium was imploded before they started filming. Good catch on that Jay.
They depict the fan base accurately.
Going to a road game in Philadelphia isn’t as horrible as it once was but you still to realize you’re going to get chirped at with some “mustard”.
Amber, if you like underdog stories “Seabiscuit” from 2003 is for you! Also based on a true story about a n undersized race horse. Not just an underdog story, it has soo much more like this movie had. You’ll both love it!
Great recommendation
Good recommendation. And Elixabeth Banks stars in that movie too.
Such a great movie, another in that vein, though from a different angle is secretariat, both stories are amazing, both still make me cry.
Yes! I was a crowd extra in that movie it was such a fun time watching the filming of the big race!
@@christinehorror8178 I bet! Sounds fun!
They filmed portions of this down the street from me! Walking home from the subway after work one night, Passyunk Avenue was filled with vintage cars in preparation for one of the scenes.
Shortly after, they were filming "Rocky Balboa," and a few years later, "Creed"! Good times!
I used to be a security guard at Veterans Stadium, the Spectrum, Wells Fargo Center, Lincoln Financial Field, and Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia and Eagles fans are a unique breed. They really used to be monsters, so much so that a holding cell and judge were set up in the underbelly of The Vet, for unruly fans. It has gotten better in the stadiums, probably out of fear of being barred from attending another game, but the parking lots are pure chaos. I loved it!
Yes, Eagles fans threw snowballs at a Santa Claus, but there is a backstory behind it. There had been a big snowstorm the night before the game, it was really cold, and the Santa that they hired for halftime cancelled due the weather. There was a big float with eight fiberglass reindeer, Eagles cheerleaders at elves, and a marching band, but no Santa. Someone working for the Eagles spotted a guy in the stands dressed badly as Santa and had him perform. They picked a drunk 20 year old, named Frank Olivo, in a shabby, sort-of Santa costume to act as Santa.
Well, the float got stuck, so Olivo was essentially shoved out on to the field with an equipment bag full of wet towels and no idea what to do. The Eagles were losing the game and then they send some goofy kid out there, with nothing to do, people are gonna get mad. Even Olivo understood why people were pissed, but he did yell at one fan, "you're not getting anything for Christmas!"
In later years, Frank Olivo became a beloved figure in Eagles lore, even returning as Santa in 2009. However, fans are prohibited from dressing as Santa when it snows now.
Eagles fans are passionate and a little obnoxious, but they are fiercely loyal, even when the team sucks. No one likes us and we don't care.
Great Movie! But another sports movie you may like is McFarland. Kevin Costner plays a Football Coach that loses his job and ends up coaching Cross Country in McFarland , CA . Another true story and something for both of you.
back in 1976 Veterans stadium was a multi purpose stadium, used for Football, baseball and other sports that came to the city of Philadelphia, it has since been torn down and Philadelphia has separate Football and Baseball stadiums, Lincoln Financial field for Football and Citizens Bank Park for baseball.
I saw this when I was deployed to Iraq in 2006. Made me feel closer to home even though I’m a Cowboys fan. The scene during the coin toss with the cowboys took me back to my childhood watching the Boys. Thanks for the reaction.
As for the sports cinemaphotography, this is some of Mark Ellis' best work. I now look for sports movies with him in the credits.
There are so many Philly Easter eggs packed into this movie. For example: The fan in the cape trying out for the team is the present owner of Tony Luke's, one of the signature cheesesteak restaurants in Philly.
That was Veterans Stadium, aka "The Vet"
Was all purpose, baseball, football, college track & field, other events like monster trucks, etc. Cheapest seats were way up near the top, the "nosebleed" section😉
Any Given Sunday has about the best inspirational speech of any sports movie out there. Unbelievable cast as well.
The Song is "I've got a Name " by Jim Croce. You've listened to Croce before, so that's why the voice sounds familiar.
The guy with the cape is Tony Luke. He owns a hoagie and cheese steak shop in Philly called Tony Luke's. He also starred in a low budget movie the Nail. My dad has a small part in it.
Such a great story and love how they shot the NFL play. So many great memories playing mud football in the rain with my local buds from our neighborhood, lifelong relationships.
I'm going to show my age, but I remember watching Steve Prefontaine in the 1972 Olympics. His untimely death was really a blow to the running community. It was really fun watching your reactions to this movie. I saw it once several years ago and really enjoyed it. Still love it. I'm with you Amber, in that I love to see an underdog beat the odds by sheer grit and stick-to-itiveness. Looking forward to your next sports movie reaction. I agree with the others that Miracle is a fantastic movie based on beating impossible odds. They did what was thought to be impossible and I was lucky enough to watch it as it happened. Just an incredibly emotional game!
The Phillies also played at Veteran Stadium, so that may have been the warning track that you saw, From far away it looks like a running track!
Without limits is a great movie about prefontaine, also running brave is another great runner movie about Billy Mills a Lakota who went to the olympics. Lots of great sports movies out there, can't wait to see more.
Great reaction guys. For folks from the greater Philadelphia area, especially for those of us who were to alive to witness these events at the time, films like Invincible and Miracle aren't just underdog sports stories: they are heroic, patriotic films.
Two other films that are more than just sports movies you may like are Chariots of Fire (about Olympic runners) and Invictus (uniting post Apartheid South Africa through rugby, starring Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon).
When Vince Papale Was found then drafted it was about the same time Rocky came out. Many people of Philly think of Papale as thier Rocky.
This movie always makes me miss playing football as a kid. Out on a scrubby dirt field, full-contact, no pads, living our fantasies as our favorite players. It was 1985 and I was Gary Fencik for an hour or so every Saturday night. I really love when he let's his friend know at the stadium and when he asks him if he's ok, his friend replies "I'm good now." It's such a simple statement but shows the depth of their friendship.
Next up : watch "Goon" the original one. So funny and good!!!
❤ Yall! You keep my husband company while he's suffering from injuries and illness. Thank you for what you do, and keeping good music and movies alive.
As for South Philly, this was the late 70s, and also when the movie Rocky came out. So there were constant comparisons of Papale to Balboa. Vince Papale was the real Philly underdog.
I am an Eagles fan, born and raised 30 miles west of Philly, we are every bit that crazy and then some
Great movie for sure. I hadn't seen it in a long while. Greg Kinnear played, Dick Vermeil. You may remember him for his portrayal of the medivac helicopter pilot in "We Were Once Soldiers" with Mel Gibson. Another movie to consider watching that is with this sports theme based on a true story is, "The Rookie".
You made my night with this one!! I recommended this from the very beginning of your movie channel. Being that I'm a Philly gal born and raised. I'm a die hard Eagles fan!!!! I have met Vince Papale numerous times and have his autograph. He is so sweet! GO BIRDS!! 🏈🦅💚
Yes, were kinda brutal. Especially With the Cowgirls .. We threw snowballs at Santa. 😅 Smh
One of the best sports movies ever is Hoosiers starring Gene Hackman. A true story, more or less, about a small Indiana high school basketball team and their pursuit of the state championship.
Absolutely! A great movie with the underdog story line.
The Rookie starring Dennis Quaid, keep the sports true stories coming.
Glory Road (Basketball Movie) was very good too! From the same Disney Studios which made it.
So, if you love sports movies, would you guys please react to Miracle? It's probably my favorite sports movie of all time, and I'm not even a hockey fan.
The stadium was the old Veterans Stadium. The Eagles and the Phillies played there
This was a fun movie but it definitely takes some liberties. Vince Papale played pro football in the World Football League for the Philadelphia Bell for two years. He was a special teams standout. His play for the Bell earned him a private workout with the Eagles. He did sign as a 30 year old rookie in the NFL, though.
Football in the 60s through early 80s was just different. When i was a kid, i grew up around several Houston oilers! Hoyle Grange' and Jr., Curly Culp, Robert Brazille, Dan Pastorini, big Mike, and others. Even Rockets players. I played backgammon once, with Rudy T, Walter Payton and Rick Barry! On a pickup schoolyard game, i was taught to shoot freethrows by the best ever, Calvin Murphy!
"Slapshot" is my go-to hockey film.
I have a clear memory of playing frozen field football with a bunch of kids when we were teens. I also remember waking the next morning unable to reach over and turn off the alarm, or move at all for that matter. This movie is as inspirational as RUDY.
As a life long Cowboys fan it is hard for me to admit that I really like this movie but it is one of my favorite sports movie
A great old sports movie you guys should check out is “The Fish that saved Pittsburgh” from @1979. Stars Dr J (Julius Erving) and Jonathan Winters. I saw it in the movie theater as a kid and is still one of my all time favs
You guys would LOVE "Replacements" with Keanu Reeves! Fantastic sports comedy "feel good " movie!
Football Movies.
1. We Are Marshall. 2. Remember The Titans. 3. Facing The Giants. 4. When The Game Stands Tall. 5. Friday Night Lights.
Draft Day.
Miracle is another great movie based on a true story of the ultimate underdog story. Also, Little Giants is a football underdog story that is so cute and hilarious!
It’s pretty hard to imagine someone just walking on to an NFL squad. It’s amazing he did that
Trust everyone Amber, nobody needs a man wearing a cape on the team 😂😂
"Was this when the Cowboys were good? When people STILL talk about?" LOL that comment had me lol, thank you. Go Birds
song at the begining was Jim Croce, "Ive got a name"
@Rob Squad Movie Reactions THANK YOU! For reacting to this movie there is only one other reaction on YT to this film. It's such a great film, you guys are the best!
Greg Kinnear played the coach. He was also in "As Good As It Gets" with Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt.
I liked him as Snake Shit in We We're Soldiers.
"Prefontaine" (1997) and "Without Limits" (1998) are both Steve Prefontaine movies which Amber surely must have seen one of, but maybe not both. And then another true underdog running story is the story of native American Billy Mills, an Oglala Sioux, who still stands alone as the only American to win the Olympic gold medal at the 10,000 meter distance (Tokyo Olympics 1964)-- the movie from 1983, "Running Brave". Thumbs up!
Running Brave is an absolute favorite!
For your next sports movie reaction I’d love to see you check out Miracle, but there’s so any to try. Maybe Bull Durham, The Sandlot, Goon or The Mighty Ducks.
As a long time Ravens fan, I rooted so hard for the Eagles at this past year's Super Bowl. They have been pretty dominant this year & that's saying a lot about how far their franchise & entire organization has come.
Eagles have had a lot of great teams but have a history of failing at the last hurdle. Dick Vermeil the head coach in the film took them to the superpower in 1980, lost to the Raiders. Lost the superbowl with TO and McNabb in 2005 and had some great teams under Buddy Ryan but had terrible injury luck. Cunningham missed 2 full seasons with knee injuries when they had the best defense in football. Made the playoffs with a 3rd string QB 1 year.
@@russellward4624 And after all that... Look what happened at Super Bowl 52
@vodoumyers like I said. Theyve got a history of failing at the final hurdle.
Stadium- there was no track around Veteren's Stadium, but it did have a baseball field under it.
Cheesesteaks- there are a lot of good ones, but I would go with JOHN'S Roastpork & Cheesesteaks.
Love the movie and music channels.😊
That was not really Veterans' Stadium; it had been torn down and replaced by the the Linc by the time they filmed this movie. The exterior was CGI, and I think they used Franklin Field, the home of the University of Pennsylvania and former home of the Eagles (pre-1971), for the interiors, which is why the track is there surrounding the field. The Vet did not have a track. It didn't have bench seating, either.
My advice from someone who has lived very close to Philly all my life {Southern NJ}. Stay aways from Pat's and Geno's. They are way too commercial now. Instead.. talk to some people and find a local Italian restaurant {people would prob call them "dives". These smaller Italian family run places will have the best food. I wish I could give you a name right now, but I moved down towards the Jersey shore and I haven't been into Philly for a meal for some time now. Trust me, the local Italian dive places are your best bet for a really good cheesesteak. Honestly the cheesesteak in 75% about the bread. You get a great roll, you'll most likely get a great cheesesteak.
My favorite movie… ❤ such a badass capture! I loved your reactions.. thank you! 🙏🏽
Mark Wahlberg Started in a boyband New kids on the block, but left before their breakthrough "Tonight" is a fun song, later on Mark returned to music as the rapper Marky Mark - "United" was a bit of a hit in the Netherlands.
As for movies: done quite a few, but "The perfect storm" is a real gem.
Elizabeth Banks (Janet) also in "The hunger games" movies, "Walk of shame", "Movie 43", "Zack and Miri make a porno"
Banks was also in Seabiscuit, a great movie.
My brother introduced this film to me a few years ago, and I really love it! An even better one for me is The Rookie with Dennis Quaid. A similar storyline, but a different sport.
The coaches name is Greg Kinnear, was not the pastor/dad on 7th Heaven, Stephen Collins was the pastor/dad. Greg starred in Is Heaven for Real.
The way Amber reacted to Mark Wahlburg, I really want to see her watch Boogie Nights. Just don't tell them what it's about.😂
LOL "READ THE ROOM JOHNNY" LOL LINE OF THE MOVIE.
Side note: I live in the same town as the Papale’s. We used to see him around town and he never hesitated to talk to anyone who wanted to talk to him. We didn’t mob him or anything but he was very friendly and just a good guy. He’s 77 years old now so you don’t see him as much now unfortunately.
I was just in Philly to see my brother and it is a beautiful town if you wanna go to visit. There is plenty of stuff to do👍🏼
The guy with the cape is Tony Luke. A cheesesteak legend!
Coach Carter is probably my favorite sports movie!
My fellow church members here in Eagles country had to learn grace when we found out our new pastor was a Cowboys fan😣
Angels in the Outfield was always one of my top favorite sports movies.
Pulls all the strings you’d want from a movie. You should put that one on the list of films to watch
This was great. I remember watching it back in the day. But I agree with a previous commenter
that 'Miracle' is one of the best true story sports movie that I've ever seen portrayed on screen. Would be GREAT to see you guys react to it. ❤
Jim Croce is singing the opening song.
Ive been asking you guys for months to watch this movie...so glad you did and just really glad you liked it as much as I did...wonderful movie.
This reminds me of the NFL player's strike in 1974 from July 1 - August 10, so the entire preseason roster was walk-on rookies from open tryouts. I was 20 and fantasized about being a Lion for a moment and then remembered my lack of talent while playing ball in high school. I excelled instead at wrestling in the 167 weight class. I live in Kansas City now. We have a pretty good team, lol.
“Goal” is the soccer version of this and just as good
Y’all should definitely check out The Replacements(football), Miracle(hockey), Rush(car racing), and Ford v Ferrari(car racing)
And if she like Walberg y’all should watch 2Guns(not sports)
I feel like Amber would like Grind(skateboarding), and no ones reacted to it
Have you all seen The Replacements? it's a comedy football movie, great fun movie: The movie was loosely based on the 1987 NFL strike, specifically the Washington Redskins, who won all three replacement games without any of their regular players and went on to win Super Bowl XXII. Though the film is a story of the replacement players, the Falco-Martel quarterback controversy is quite similar to the one in the post-strike Washington controversy between Doug Williams and Jay Schroeder.
Oh geez - when I saw “Invincible”, I thought for a second you were watching the animated superhero series and I was, like, “noooo! Their innocent eyes!”
That’s why I opened the video too.😂
It’s a great show lol
That show is bananas 😂😂
@@Forev3rYoung1947 still a good show haha
Miracle, The Rookie, The Natural, King Richard, Cinderella Man, Remember the Titans, Major League..... there's a lot of great sports movies out there.
If you like football movies, then you really need to add The Program (1993) and Any Given Sunday (1999) to your watchlist!! Those two films portray the more serious side of football (college & pro levels) as far as what goes on behind closed doors!!
...& "North Dallas Forty"
I saw the title invincible and was like wait are y’all ready for that much gore….. then I read (2006) 😂
Without Limits (1998) is about Steve Prefontaine, another good flick
I had forgotten until I watched this with you guys that number 57 (Cosmo Dematteo) is the younger brother of a guy I graduated with. He played several years in arena football.
the coach in this movie is the same coach in American Underdog he picked Kurt Warner to play for St Louis and won the super bowl.
I took Food Safety Certification training at Penn State. We watched a video of health inspectors checking out Pat's and Geno's (the two biggest cheesesteak places in Philly) and some of the people in our class vomited when they inspected their fridges. Both places were closed until they cleaned out the congealed fat that lined the fridge and all the rats congregating under the grease traps. The best cheesesteaks in Pennsylvania (tours all the county fairs) is Vince's cheesesteaks from Allentown (HQ).
It's the time of year for miracles, so watching "Miracle" is an absolute must for you guys. Best sports movie by far.
“Run hard!” Cross country pump up😂😂😂😂
Amber, a early Mark Walburg movie suggestion, "Fear" from 1996 is a fine movie. And something I think Jay would also enjoy.
You gotta check out Glory Road and Remember the Titans next.
I suggested those, as well. Tremendous movies.