Cat Person DESTROYED by Hachi: A Dog's Tale (first time watching)
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„The Pursuit of Happyness” very sad and inspiring drama movie :)
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recommend you react to :
★ - *Fluke (1995)*
_starring Eric Stoltz , Samuel L. Jackson , Ron Perlman_
🔥 Underrated Animal Chillh00d Classic
My Favorite Dog Moive!
Try watching Jurassic Bark from Futurama/
Hopefully mary, whenever you get the chance to go to Tokyo and take a photo of yourself with the statue that you'll post it here in your community feeds for all of us to see😁
I knew this film could get a cat person. If you REALLY want to be destroyed, you need to see "Dear Zachary". Go in absolutely cold.
Hachi being a REAL story just shows how important ANIMALS are. They HAVE SOULS, They have INTELLIGENCE and people take them for granted.
My dog died 4 weeks ago at age 14, she was a golden retriever named Lottie.
Watching this video left me destroyed
Aww...my condolences on the loss of your friend
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@@davidterhune8277 she was more than a friend, she was my sister, we had her put down at home surrounded by all of us with her laying inside and looking out in the garden where she liked to lay outside.
She was the most gentle creature around, she loved everyone and never ever attempted to bite or be nasty to anyone (except for me when I'd try to brush her).
It still feels weird not having her begging for treats when we eat or just her simply laying in the most inconvenient places like doorways and in front of cupboards
So sorry to head this, i hope you have some great memories or even pictures to remember your beloved dog. I can confirm it takes plenty of time to grieve, i put my Buddy down March 31st and have been struggling still. I'm hoping in 120 days maybe i can finally sleep at night but i know each person's journey of grieving is different and i hope you a peaceful journey on your path.
awh no, I'm so sorry. x
Hachiko now is buried next to the professor.
Beautiful
Growing up I had an Akita and I can confirm that they are so insanely loyal to family, she was the best dog ever. I've seen this movie a few times whenever I need a good cry because I will absolutely always cry and be an absolute mess no matter what. Hachi reminds me so much of my dog and it just hits so hard. Fond memories and I miss her, but so happy that I have those memories to look back on. I always tell people that claim to not cry at movies, that if you don't cry for this movie you do not have human emotions.
I have 2 Akitas, and I back everything you just said, 100%.
They bond so closely, and my boy is the main star of my RUclips Channel. I take him with me everywhere that I can, that allows dogs. We are like peas and carrots, lol!
As great as Akitas are, they do have some drawbacks. First is the shedding. Second is that they tend to be naturally dominant, front of the pack type of dogs. This means that they're more than willing to put down other dogs whose energy they don't like and find disrespectful. They're also very independent and difficult to train. They have their own ideas on how things should be done. Takes a lot of work!
When this movie came out on DVD, I got a copy of it through the mail from Netflix and took it over to my mom's telling her only that it was a dog movie starring Richard Gere (she is both a big Richard Gere fan and a trainer of dogs), so, naturally, she was excited to watch it.
The next day, I came back over, and she hit me. She said she cried the rest of the day.
You're not crying; your tear ducts are flushing themselves during an unscheduled maintenance period.
yeah, let's go with that
@@MaryCherryOfficial can you Please react to Kung Fu panda 4
17:20 Hachi sensed that his owner was about to have a heart attack. I think he was saying, "don't go."
Also I cried basically the rest of the movie after the heart attack!
Whether you are a dog person or not, if you are not deeply moved by this film then you probably have no soul. LOL. Great reaction as always, Mary! 🙂
Even if you are soulless, this movies moves you.
We really don’t deserve dogs, but I’m sooo thankful we have them ❤
You are very wise. 🍸
There was another dog in Scotland back in the late 1800’s, either a Skye Terrier or Dandie Dinmont Terrier, named Bobby who spent 14 years guarding the grave of his owner.
"Greyfriars Bobby was a Skye Terrier or Dandie Dinmont Terrier who became known in 19th-century Edinburgh for spending 14 years guarding the grave of his owner until he died on 14 January 1872. The story continues to be well known in Scotland, through several books and films."--Wikipedia
Very emotionally sad true story showing the loyalty and unconditionally love from a dog that expresses admiration for dogs; you are their everything.
I am DEFINITELY a cat person, but undying love and loyalty are ALWAYS beautiful!
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I heartily recommend both A Dog’s Purpose and A Dog’s Journey. They both rip you apart and repair you!
I was going to say the same thing. A Dog's Way Home may as well have been in the same saga. Love them all.
And "the art of racing in the rain"
10 Promises To My Dog is a really good movie too. It’s a Japanese movie.
To explain a few things about dogs:
-most dogs will instinctively chase a ball (its getting them to bring it back to you thats the trick), some dogs have no interest in chasing a ball
-dogs thrive on schedules, they learn when and what happens throughout a day, my dog used to understand when my mum would order a takeaway over the phone for example.
-a dog will bond with everyone in a family but will choose one person they absolutely respect as they view them as their parent.
you have to use tomato juice to get rid of skunk smell. Their spray is potent. I can't really describe the smell, thought I have smelled many from a distance. If you ever visit the US and smell something extremely pungent while driving about that you can't explain, chances are someone hit or startled a skunk nearby.
Smells like a stronger, worse smelling weed. Living in a rural area, anytime I smell weed my first thought is always that there's a dead skunk nearby
My Jack Russell took a blast to his face that stained his fur yellow. Tomato juice was only sorta useful. I found a shampoo called Skunk Away that helped after 10 to 15 washings. And yep, he attacked a 2nd one...
This movie always makes me cry, especially at the end when that dog is sitting in the same spot waiting for his owner to return to him 😭😭 love the video Mary stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
I was prepared for a story about a man who loses his dog. I wasn't ready for a story about a dog who loses his man.
The Hachiko statue is right by the big Shibuya crossing you sometimes see in movies. I used to walk by it almost every day.
I visited it when I was in Japan..I stayed a few days in Shibuya during my first trip.
Several years ago, they added Hachi’s owner to his statue, and I absolutely lost it.
They're bathing in tomato juice, it's a folk remedy for getting skunked
came to say this lol
Oh!
More than a folk remedy, there is actually chemical science involved. The spray bonds to the proteins in skin so that simple soap and water isn't enough. However, a chemical in tomato juice helps break that bond.
@@greenpeasuit I never said folk remedies don't work
@@greenpeasuitno it doesn’t. The tomato juice just tricks your nose into becoming accustomed to its smell rather than the thiols aka olfactory fatigue. To neutralize it, you want to use a mixture of hydrogen peroxide, baking soda and liquid dish soap.
Based on the True Story Hachi’s owner is Japanese and really did die of a Heartattack m. Hachi waited for his owner outside of his owners work at the University where he taught. Hachi remained there waiting for his owner until he died.
I believe Hidesaburō Ueno died from a cerebral hemorrhage not a heart attack..and the dog waiting for him outside Shibuya Station (train)..not the University....There is a statue to Hachikō ouside the University....but the main statue dedicated to Hachikō is outside Shibuya Station..as that is where the dog would wait for him to return from work..I have visited the statue at Shibuya when I stayed in Shibuya during my first trip Japan...There is also a simlair story in Scotland of a loyal dog..."Greyfriars Bobby" who spent 14 years guarding the grave of his owner until he died on 14 January 1872...There is a statue to him in Edinburgh not far from the cemetery...I have visited it a number of time...as I live in Scotland. (though not Scottish)
You just can’t be prepared for the emotions this movie causes. Then finding out it’s true makes it even more touching
The film Greyfriars Bobby: The True Story of a Dog
Is a Scottish story kinda along the same lines. Also with a Statue. Dogs are the best!
The train station exit where the statue is located is called Hachikō-guchi. There is another statue at the Odate station.
The main statue is outside Shibuya Station (I have visited it).
Sometimes a good cry is very therapeutic. And anyone who's had a dog who later died, is gonna go through tissues watching this movie.
They found Hachi in an alley near the station and now he is in a Japanese museum 😊
Yes. Saw him in the museum.
I went to Japan last year and took the time to stop by Shibuya station. I thought is would be sad experience but it was rather cheerful. People were lining up for their grams and all. People were remembering and celebrating Hachiko. There is another statue at the Professor's college depicting the professor and Hachiko reuniting.
The first time I saw this movie was when me and my husband adopted our puppy. Mannnnnn, the hug I gave my dog was so long. My dog was probably like," what are we doing". This movie makes my animal loving heart break!! Never been to Japan. But I do want to see this statue.
Lost my Akita "Chi" last October and few months later I lost "Kilo". Kilo couldn't handle the loss of Chi. Our family has been morning quite a while. I've always had Akitas. Got them from an Akita rescue in Virginia Beach, VA. I miss my girl and my boy very much. Akitas are so loyal and loving.
RAINBOW BRIDGE POEM
Just this side of heaven is a place called Rainbow Bridge.
When an animal dies that has been especially close to someone here, that pet goes to Rainbow Bridge. There are meadows and hills for all of our special friends so they can run and play together. There is plenty of food, water and sunshine, and our friends are warm and comfortable.
All the animals who had been ill and old are restored to health and vigor. Those who were hurt or maimed are made whole and strong again, just as we remember them in our dreams of days and times gone by. The animals are happy and content, except for one small thing; they each miss someone very special to them, who had to be left behind.
They all run and play together, but the day comes when one suddenly stops and looks into the distance. His bright eyes are intent. His eager body quivers. Suddenly he begins to run from the group, flying over the green grass, his legs carrying him faster and faster.
You have been spotted, and when you and your special friend finally meet, you cling together in joyous reunion, never to be parted again. The happy kisses rain upon your face; your hands again caress the beloved head, and you look once more into the trusting eyes of your pet, so long gone from your life but never absent from your heart.
Then you cross Rainbow Bridge together....
you know the saying, "they are just a moment in our lives, but we are there whole lives." man this movie always makes me cry til my head hurts. Such loyalty, never find that as much anymore.
Such a beautiful and well made movie. I am a huge dog person. So I found about this guy and bought a book about him. Then I found this movie. I lose it every time I watch it or watch a reaction to it. Thanks for watching g and reacting to it.
My family cat loved my father a lot. He would always get some coffee at the closest bakery each morning and our cat would follow him. My father passed away 3 years ago. Our cat is still waiting there for him, every day. Everybody knows him, though not necessarily the story behind it. Animals have so much love to give. And I wish I could make him understand that dad is not coming home anymore.
I am writing this to help out Mary cherry and this video and this channel with the algorithm 🥰
my mum bought this as a dvd for me as a kid thinking it would be a nice little dog film, 10 year old me sat alone in my room and BAWLED my eyes out watching this film. the way they did this film and the music, it’s gut wrenching for me to this day
Now you need a funny dog movie. "Turner and Hooch" from 1989, starring Tom Hanks is a good one.
Homeward Bound is another decent pet story, and an animated film called All Dogs Go To Heaven.
Hachiko Statue is said to be the most popular meeting place in Tokyo. If I'm meeting a friend in Shibuya, we'll always rendezvous at the Hachiko statue.
Next you have to watch Futurama episode Jurassic Bark... that episode is a masterclass of sadness
This movie com^letely broke my heart first time seeing it. I cried like a baby at the end. Hachi waited like 10 years for his Master to come back. Wow.
He played fetch because he was trying to keep his owner from going that day. He was trying to make him stay home.
Not many movies have made me feel physical pain from the sadness but this is one of them 😭
Same!!
The ending where Hachi sees Parker again - I took it as not him dreaming, but of him dying and being reunited with Parker. I cannot watch this film again (having seen it a few times) because not only cry, but it’s that ugly crying where you cannot stop - it is so heartbreaking a film. If you look up the dog who played Hachi, there were actually 3 dogs that played him and they are all gone now so it makes it even sadder.
She didn't see the first sledgehammer coming. Perfectly genuine reaction. Like others who've commented, I also grew up with Akitas. Greatest dogs when raised right. Thanks for your reactions, Mary.
My dog Oreo trails me around the house all the time.
You cry, we cry too! Hachi is a great movie. Every time I go to Tokyo. I will always take a photo with Hachiko at Shibuya station. Hope you can visit him next time. What a loyal dog!! ❤
Nobody thought of inviting Hashi to the funeral and show him his deceased caretaker, only then he could mourn him and put the matter to rest.
All dogs go to heaven is a must and homeward bound
"cats are not loud" tell that to my bangel kitty whos a chatterbox 😂
not as loud as dogs haha
Mary, Thanks for finally reviewing this flick. You showed you have inner beauty as well. Your subscribers will continue to grow as a result of your character.
Theres a reason i only ever watched this once lol
This movie always makes me cry no matter how many times I watch it
I love your compassion Mary. I love both cats and dogs. I’ve been blessed to have had many loyal dogs over the years. I cry every time I watch this movie and I cried along with you watching your reaction
This is one of the saddest movies I have ever watched. This is such a emotional movie by my favorite actor Richard Gere. I could not stop crying.
Everyone cried during I Am Legend, but mostly for having to sit through it.
The cat that predicted people's deaths was in Stephen King's book Doctor Sleep.
Hachi is a movie that, when I decide to go see it again or watch a reaction to it, I have to make sure I have lots of tissue at the ready. 🤪
God this film and the true story always make me cry when I watch it or read/hear about it. I’m such a baby
Futurama Season 4 episode 7… my first time experiencing such emotional trauma
I love this movie. It's true and very heartbreaking. Dogs are known for their unconditional love and affection towards their owners like no other animal. If I were to die, I know my two cats would use me as a kitty litter box.
You need to watch a baby Tom Hanks in Turner and Hooch in the 80’s
This dog is an honorary samurai. I won’t change my mind on this
My mom doesn't really like animals, she gets scared easily, but we watched this and we both cried, but she was bawling, it broke her
Hachi did all of that because he knew something bad was going to happen to his owner. That’s why he played fetch with him to give him something one last time before the owner died.
18:10 All animal have a sixth sense because their other senses are very acute, mainly hearing and smell.They are able to hear sounds from very long distances and perceive how you feel just by smelling yourself.
21:07 We had 2 dogs. When my parents divorced, my mother took the female and my father kept the male. Mom didn't move that far, but it was a long distance from her new house to dad's house, and on the streets that had to be crossed to get there, many cars passed, but still the dog escaped from my mom's house several times to go to my dad's house and all those times she achieved to get there, and no one knew how she did it.
One thing: the trainstation where the movie was recorded (Woonsocket Depot) has a statue commemorating Hachiko.
Watching Hachi A Dog’s Tale is so emotional about the dog in heaven it’s so tough 😢
26:11 you can see the exact moment Marys heart shatters 😅
On a happy note...at the end when he's dying, he sees dad in heaven, in color!
I know you hugged Lola extra hard after watching this wonderfully sentimental story and film. I was sure it would move you.
I never cry. Ever. Sometimes when I think I'm a robot with no emotions I watch this movie....yup still human.
stop how am i struggling through this reaction omg, this film messes me up so baaaaad 😂😭
Thanks Mary, for reacting and enjoy this film. And the story it’s self. It’s ok to feel something for those we dont even know even an animal is deserving of the compassion we have in us all. A true human isn’t afraid of being vulnerable and allows them selves to feel what’s meant to be felt.
Saw this movie in 2010 and visited Tokyo for my first trip in 2011 and Stayed in Shibuya. You go there now and there’s along line of people having their pictures taken with Hachi.
Mary: I don't think this movie is going to make me sad. Also Mary one minute in: Ah, no no no no!
Glad you reacted to this one! Next sad/bittersweet dog film you should watch is A Dog's Purpose (and its sequel, A Dog's Journey, and spin-off, A Dog's Way Home).
Skunks smell somewhere between a burnt rubber kinda smell, poo and tar mixed together to make a potent stank. They were bathing in tomato juice. The acid in the tomato’s helps rid the scent. It’s not a fun thing. Skunks are actually very cute and pretty shy.
The score composer of this movie (Jan A. P. Kaczmarek) passed away a few weeks ago. He had a knack for great compositions in emotional movies. He won an Oscar for the Johnny Depp movie FINDING NEVERLAND (2004), which you cannot miss.
RIP
10 years for a dog is equivalent to 70 years for people. Hachi waited for his first owner for almost his entire life. How many people in the world today can do that?
You might also enjoy a Robert Redford movie : The Horse Whisperer (1998), which he also directed. You won't cry as much but you will get a good flick.
I don't believe there are "dog people" or "cat people", there's just people who have affection for animals, and we're more familiar with one or another.
I'm not a cat person but if i saw a stray cat that needed help I'd attempt to help anyway i could
Same here. I always thought of myself as a dog person. I grew up with dogs. Many years later, I found myself looking out for a feral kitten. We became buddies. We couldn’t have pets at my apartment and I later saved him from being trapped. That’s when I realized I loved all kinds of animals. I took him to my girlfriend’s apartment where he ended up living 19 years with her, very spoiled and very loved.
Another amazing reaction Mary ❤❤😁😁.
I showed this movie to a bunch of "tough" junior high school boys and watched them cry like babies.
I recommend "a dog s purpose" and "a dog s journey"
Your Red Dead 2 play through came up on my recommendations awhile back. Been watching. Absolutely wild how far you came in your stream production from episode 1 to then end of that game. Tons of fun. Just look out for that albino couger 🤣
Theres a Futurama episode called Jurassic Bark in Season 4 that has a similar story.
14:38 To remove the smell of a skunk it helps to use tomatoe juice.
Today real Hachi and the professor lies side to side in a graveyard in Tokyo.
They are together in heaven.
Haven’t been able to make it thru this film start to finish. As newlyweds we had a Chow til 16 yrs old then a Shar Pei for 14 yrs. Asian dogs do have strong personalities and you grow very attached. It’s so hard to lose them. You want that final scene to be true. You seemed to have understood that; thank you Mary. Great reaction.
“How do you teach a dog to play Fetch”?…. Well sometimes they just know to do it right off the bat like my dog Bella. The first day I got her she immediately went and played fetch with me.
The 1987 movie version of HACHIKO is just as moving, too.
My favorite movie that makes me big cry numerous times is Fried Green Tomatoes starring Kathy Bates.
Finding Neverland is one of the few that made me emotional, although timing may have played a role because I lost a close family member just weeks prior to watching it and it hit me hard. Same music composer as Hachi incidentally (Jan A. P. Kaczmarek, who sadly passed away recently).
Technically, Bates is a supporting actress. The main stars are Mary-Louise Parker and Mary Stuart Masterson. Bates and Tandy are more of bookends and catalysts for the telling of the main story,
When we had to finally place pur mother in a home, they had a cat that could sense when people were dying, but the person and staff didn't recognize. Fortunately, my mother was there less than three weeks before she passed.
2:16 Going into it blind and hoping it's not too sad? Oh, I already know how this reaction is going to end. 😭
Nice Mary. Glad you delved into this criminally under watched & relatively unknown movie based on a famous real life story from Japan. This is one of the best films for a Dog or Cat lover you can watch. You didn’t have to worry about connecting with it as a self-proclaimed dog person. If you’re a decent human with some emotion & a heart, you can connect with it, but if you’re a Dog Lover or even a Cat Nut it’ll reinforce your love for them even more & it will hit much harder afterwards. If you’re a pet parent then you’ll likely end up hugging your dog or cat a little harder & longer after the movie ends.
I grew up a dog lover & while I thought cats were cool it never crossed my mind to adopt one for some odd reason. After the Army though, I fell in love with my roommate’s cat & then got two of my own. I didn’t even realize that I wanted & needed to adopt cats. So I am a full blown fanatical Cat Dad & Dog Nut. You don’t have to be exclusively a Cat Person or Dog Person. In fact, I love rabbits, chipmunks & squirrels too. My first cat named Chip was a black domestic short hair who was the sweetest, most affectionate & cutest boy. I love all cats (and dogs) but have a soft spot for black cats. Then I added to the family with Calvin, a Norwegian Forest Cat who had a white, gray, & tan mix of fur. Sadly, I lost my two boys a few months apart last year which absolutely floored me. I am still grieving but will adopt their future siblings soon as a homage to them & because I cannot imagine a life without furry pals. Now I am a crazy obsessed Cat Daddy who cannot imagine a life without Kittehs or Doggos
Cats & dogs are gifts to humanity. They bring us endless love, laughs & pure joy. They weave domestic gold into our lives. They are internet rockstars because they are cute, huggable & make us happy. What’s better than a cat’s face nuzzle or zoomie across the floor? What’s better than puppy’s eyes or a wagging tail? What’s better than your furry pals waiting for you to return home? What’s better than waking up with little furry heat pads sleeping beside you making it hard to get out of bed. Nothing. They make us better. If you see someone who is a cat &/or dog lover the odds are they’re a kind & decent person. So if you’re making a new friend or dating someone, I think it’s a huge green flag if they have pets or are a pet lover.
I watched Haichi with my ex-GF who was a vet tech & cat & rabbit Mom. Both of us were balling watching Haichi. It’s one of the most potent tear jerkers there is but in a good way. If you don’t cry from this movie, then you’re a heartless & soulless sociopath who lacks emotion. Actually, it’d probably be a pretty infallible sociopath test. I’m a yankee New Yorker but my heritage is half-Japanese & half-English. My Mom is from Japan. I asked her if she knew about Haichiko, & she replied “Of course stupid, everyone in Japan knows the story of Haichiko.” This is why I believe that most Pet Parents, not all, are good & decent people. They make us happy & keep is grounded. To me it’s a huge green flag if you’re a Cat or Dog Nut.
🐱 + 🐶 ABSOLUTELY RULE!🙂👍
PET PARENTS TOTALLY ROCK!😇👊🤟
It IS underrated, hey!!
Such a heartbreaking movie.
I also highly recommend red dog, Aussie film.
You should watch "Shall We Dance?", with Richard Gere and Jennifer Lopez.
Plus the original, Japanese version!
Das nennt sie weinen.
Hättet mich mal sehen sollen.
Ich hab niemals zuvor mehr geheult. Der film lief mir wochen lang nach. Traurigste film aller zeiten für mich.
I saw this in 2010 and it took me good 10 years to dare to even watch a reaction of it. I wasn't prepared at all when I watched it back then and got destroyed as a grown ass man.
No witnesses saw me allegedly "cry" when I first saw this movie.
I'm watching an intro right now thinking you have no idea what you stepped into 😂