ARACHNOPHOBIA (1990) FIRST TIME WATCHING - MOVIE REACTION! JUMPY!
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2024
- Welcome to our first time watching Arachnophobia (1990).
This is an excellent film! Very well paced and the perfect scare family film. Written by Don Jakoby and Wesley Strick, starring Jeff Daniels, Julian Sands, John Goodman and Harley Jane Kozak. Directed by Frank Marshall, and produced by Steven Spielberg and Kathleen Kennedy.
Great film! The script is good and the production is outstanding. How they wrangled those spiders is awe-inspiring. It made us jump and itchy! Hope you enjoy our reactions, commentary and discussion as we watch it for the first time from two different generations. It stands up very well for a film made 35 years ago.
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We hope you enjoy this Reaction Video. It’s a very strong film. Ideal for that family, jumpy-scare vibe. It certainly is more suspenseful if you have a phobia of spiders like Dad! It's very well made, masterful cinematography, direction, writing, sound and performances. We hope you enjoy our reactions where Dad hates spiders and Son loves them!
If yous wanna do a bit comedy next for a bit of releif 😅, recommend Vice Versa think yous will enjoy it
😀👍 A movie you two DEFINITELY have to watch is the original "Jumanji" (1995). It's got everything! Giant spiders. 🕷 Giant mosquitos. 🦟 A giant crocodile. 🐊 An angry lion. 🦁 A throng of out-of-control monkeys. 🐒 Stampeding elephants, rhinos and zebras. 🐘🦏🦓 Even some killer shrubbery. 🌳 And as a bonus, Kirsten Dunst when she was roughly about the same age as you (the son).
@@adamwilkinson6783 oooh! Good movie!
@@adamwilkinson6783Vice Versa would be a good one!!
Dad, you represent many of us. 😂
Son: “It’s not really a horror movie yet”
Dad: horrified
😂😂😂
"Wow such an American looking house... Oh, it's a funeral home." That got me, lol.
0:50:45 As the spiders are running around Dad is scratching himself all over like he's crawling with them 🤣😆🤣
"Was this choice from you, anything to do with my fear of spiders?"
"Yes." 😎
I love watching reaction channels doing this movie. It's always hilarious. I wasn't expecting dad to be the one who was freaked out by spiders. lol
It's a great film - even though it made us itchy!
45:48 is the FUNNIEST reaction I have seen in a while! The itching is hilarious, but that face had me nearly peeing myself! 😂😂😂😂😂
47:31 was our fav in the edit !
"Eight Legged Freaks" 2002
You poor man you're expressions say it all great reaction guys👍
"Now he's got no patients." That was hilarious. Haha.
Lol the way you keep scratching because of this film 😂, i loved this film growing up, one of my favourites 😊
It's so good!
The genre used to be known as ‘Creature Features’!
I love ‘em too 😁
Double feature creature feature, coming soon !
@@GenerationMediaReaction I’ll be looking out for for it!
Aaarrgh!😱 Will it be razor-sharp teeth, or vice-like jaws,
tentacles, stingers, or 8-inch claws?
Spent my childhood killing spiders for my mom, who's quite the arachnophobe. But I've always love spiders, so when I moved out on my own I bought a tarantula that I'm infatuated with.
Going from family friendly PG\PG-13 films to Starship Troopers is pretty insane lol
Dad’s anxiety was palpable and I loved it 🤣. I feel sorry for the next spider he comes across…lol
Lake placid!!!
I wasn't sure if dad was going to make it through this one! 😀 I live your son's apparent glee at your discomfort. You both are obviously close and love each other, but there's that thing about people, particularly children, that they delight at times in making friends and family squirm. LOL! This video is worth watching for your (dad's) reactions, alone. Heh. Usually, with more scary movies, it's the child avoiding looking at the screen during tense moments. Fun choice!
I rented this movie all the time as a kid. It's always on my "B"movie list. Starship troopers my vote.
I'm laughing at you Dad 😂 I'm only 19 mins in and your reactions is hilarious. Scared much are you? Bless ya...your reactions are only gonna get worse and your son is just taking it all...what a trooper. Okay, I'll watch the rest now haha.
Just watched it all and haha Dad you was making me laugh cos I knew how you felt with the itching. The spiders eyes at the end I put my hand in front of my face cos it creeps me out. Spielberg is doing a remake of this - we'll see how it goes, when it comes out. Great reaction guys! Still impressed by your boy, barely flinched.
I don't know if I saw this at the movies or at home on video. But it's a 90s classic, no doubt. The soundtrack came out on the same day as the movie. The song at the end is called Don't Bug Me by the late great Jimmy Buffet. There's another song on the soundtrack called Blue Eyes Are Sensitive to the Light by Sara Hickman. I remember hearing the song on the radio. I don't know what number it hit in the Billboard charts. It is a great song, and that's the one I remember the most. It's one of the songs that people would not remember. It's a forgotten song.
Fun fact: the small “hybrid” spiders later in the film are real (not venomous). An animal handler used various techniques to humanely redirect them. They even made a special boot for John Goodman to wear so that it wouldn’t actually squish the “actors”.
It's lovely to know how caring the filmmakers were, thank you for this.
Tremors is a solid follow-up to this, with more laughs and with nothing in it scarier/bloodier than Jaws.
interesting...
Oh, yeah! TREMORS is a classic! I especially love Michael Gross & Reba McIntyre! 💖
There are multiple Tremor movies. I've always found them funny with jump scares.
Love this back in the day. Madame Webb is really good. I liked both
"That's right. I'm bad."
Fun Fact: The title of the movie refers to the fear of spiders as Arachno means spider in Greek and Phobia means fear.
Movie Magic Fact: The animatronic General Spider seen at the film's climax was one of the earliest prop jobs done by Jamie Hyneman, star and co-producer of MythBusters (2003). The dead animals seen on the spider's webs in various scenes, are all fake.
Safety Guarantee Fact: The safety of the spiders were paramount throughout the entire production, so for one scene where McLintock (John Goodman) had to spray an arachnid with insecticide, then squash it with his boot, the production went to extreme measures: first, a dummy spider was sprayed. then Goodman donned special boots with a hollowed out sole for the squash shot, so that the spider would just curl up inside and wait for the next take. When dead spiders were needed, the filmmakers used bodies of arachnids that had died of natural causes.
Spider Wrangler Fact: The small spiders used in the film were Avondale spiders (Delena Cancerides), a harmless species from New Zealand that were provided by Landcare Research in Auckland. Despite their fierce appearance, this spider is a docile member of the crab-spider family and is, in fact, harmless to humans. They were not allowed back in New Zealand for quarantine reasons. The giant "spider" used in the film was a species of a bird-eating tarantula, which can attain a legspan of eight inches or more. Those types of tarantulas are not easy to handle and can give a nasty bite. The spiders in the film were managed and handled by famed entomologist Steven R. Kutcher.
Thank you for sharing this, it’s really interesting
You're welcome!
Don't just cover movies that everyone else does. Highly suggest reacting to the following overlooked animated movies:
Charlotte's Web (1973)
Wizards (1977)
The Hobbit (1977)
It’s horror if you are afraid of spiders which I am because of this movie. Saw it when I was 5 or 6. Last place in the WORLD you will ever find me is Australia. (Shudder)
I love that even if you hadn't said in the opening, it was clear from the reaction which one has a fear of spiders. Lol. Great movie :)
You guy's really need to watch tremors with Kevin Bacon, very entertaining!!
Tremors would be a great movie to react to. Perfect ingredients of creatures, comedy and isolation.
Great suggestion!
Tremors is great and you both might like The Swarm a 1978 movie about killer bees. Really enjoying your channel
@@GenerationMediaReaction Don't
know if it is suitable for son yet.
Solid pick. Excellent blend of light horror and comedy. Glad to see this one getting more attention these days.
I share your aversion to spiders and other creepy crawly things. Even as I boy, I never liked bugs and insects like my friends did.
I saw this movie when it first came out and it was really difficult to get through. Never wanted to see it again. But kudos to you for getting through this film! Great reactions as always!!
You and your son should react to this movie called ready player One it's about these teenagers who became friends inside a video game just to escape the real world I guarantee your son will enjoy this one and so will you
When I first saw this movie I thought a giant spider was going to come out at the end.
I have never been more uncomfortable watching this movie than watching you two watch it for the first time. What a great reaction.
Haha, sorry it made you uncomfortable!
You should watch Eight Legged Freaks, thats more on the comedy side.
Great movie choice fellas!
I’m with you, dad. I hate spiders! You’ll be happy to know that the spiders they used, although ugly, are completely harmless. 😊
I'd like to recommend 1985's "House" with William Katt. It's scary, without being gory. Slightly offbeat, and surprisingly funny.
You guy's should watch the Blob (1958) it's a great oldie but good.
The thousands of the little spiders they used for filming were harmless, so the spider on the girl in the shower was real. The big ones were also harmless to humans, a type of tarantula.
The first time I watched this movie, I got so creeped out. The dad reacting reminds me so much of how I reacted. Please do watch Tremors!
First time watcher to your channel, and I can't stress enough how much I enjoyed this. Not only is your dynamic simultaneously entertaining and wholesome, it reminds me so much of when i was your son's age, and sharing classic movies like these with my dad, and having nearly identical discussions together before, during, and after. Those memories are among the fondest I have of my childhood with him, and its great to see a bit of that reflected here.
Also, I can't recommend for you and your son enough, TREMORS! And Starship Troopers as well, although considering the themes and the over the top Verhovian violence/gore, you'd be forgiven if you waited a bit on that one; your call!
Thank you for watching. Glad you liked it. I think Tremors is winning the debate, take your note on Starship Troopers. But we have the best creature feature of all coming soon.
Loved this reaction even though have a phobia of spiders myself even watched slugs later on in teen years but that is an 18 so you cannot react to that but after watching your wargames reaction would be great if you could react to another Dabney Coleman movie short time it is quite funny from 1990. R.I.P Dabney.
You Brits lost a really good one in Julian Sands , miss that brother RIP
@schadenfreude5349Yup. He lived and hiked just six to seven hours from me in southern California. I live in the central area. Poor dude.
Great reaction 🎉😂🕸️
As an Australian all I can say is, "Crikey, mate!" Considering the reliability and availability of anti-venom treatment I would much rather see a Sydney Funnel Web spider giving me a love bite than a Great White giving me a menacing glare. If a poisonous spider that hunts insects smaller than itself bites you then as a human if you put a pressure bandage on the wound you have about 12 hours to get yourself to a hospital. If a Great White bites your arm or leg then you have about 20 seconds to wonder about how strong the arterial pressure flow is before you lose consciousness.
the other big spider is the queen produced from the first batch of spiders one will become a queen every time a nest is hatched like bees.
I'd love to see you guys react to another Spielberg film, my favourite horror film actually ... Poltergeist!
Yes… but maybe a little gruesome at the moment for younger eyes
@GenerationMediaReaction Hmmmm, actually, yes, maybe the face peeling mirror scene. 😬 I was allowed to watch horrors from when I was tiny, I forget some parents are normal. 😂
@@GenerationMediaReactionOh, come on. Do it!😂
The original Jumanji would be a fun watch along!
Looks like you guys got some sun recently ☀
Great choice 🙌🏻👍🏻😎
Classic movie 🕸️🕷️
Recommend The ghost in the darkness 🦁🦁
Feel all itchy now 😫
Not going to sleep tonight 🤭
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Films you'll like - Masters of the Universe, Krull, Labyrinth, Clash of the titans (1981), Lake Placid, Mighty Joe Young, Tremors, Honey I Shrunk the Kids and sequel Honey I Blew Up The Kid.
For Giant Spiders, I'd recommend Eight Legged Freaks, it's a B movie 1950s-type sci-fi flick with modern-day special effects.
Yes we reach out about this film in our review at the end. Starship Trooper or Eight Legged Freaks?
@@GenerationMediaReaction I just finished watching, I enjoyed your reaction. Starship Troopers is good, I have to warn you there is nudity, gore and it's Directed by Paul Verhoeven, so its heavy with satire. Eight Legged Freaks has more action, less suspense, than Arachnophobia.
@@Stryker0Enervator Thanks, yeah i know i'd be pushing it with Starship Troopers, nudity is not an issue. From memory when it came out, it's just that shower scene? The one bit that might be too much is the end scene when the male pilot gets it from brain bug. but i don't think it's nightmare inducing because of the tone.
Yeah the shower scene is the main nudity, equality between genders. The bug aliens are sci fi enough to know they aren't real, but there are limbs being torn off and the brain bug causing holes in heads is probably as bad as it gets. The other one that stands out in my head is a bug that spews flame.
Also suggest 1980s kids films The Neverending Story and The Dark Crystal
I enjoyed the movie when it was in the theater, told my brother, he took his family to see, they were camping in the woods at the time.😂🤣 The big spiders were both a mechanical version, and the bird eating Tarantula. They used hair dryers hot air to direct the spiders' movements.
# Without a Clue ( Michael Cain, Ben Kingsley) Sherlock Holmes movie with a twist, and # Radioland Murders, murder mystery comedy
I think you will enjoy both movies # Kelly's Hero's a WW2 movie starring Clint Eastwood.
_Eight Legged Freaks_ is another horror comedy about mutant spiders. It's more fun than this film, so I think you guys would enjoy it.
I think you should check out "Congo" sometime.
behind the scenes all the small spiders are real spiders except the ones that get killed are fake as well as both 2 Big Spiders the General and Queen are both animatronic spiders throughout the entire movie. Supposedly the General Spider was so real looking that Jeff Daniels had problems in Real Life shooting scenes as the Director and crew never told anyone on set that the Big ones were Fake, making Fear real on the set "smart choice as it delivers well on scene". Only small blooper is that Big Spider Webs are always built by smaller spiders as reason such a massive web is to catch more and feed which the webs are weaker as where a Larger spider will focus on a smaller Stronger Web for a Bigger catch.
Fun Fact for you: Spiders don't kill anything twice their size for food unless they have to as food is short (given the webs with large catch prey isn't realistic) as they will defend their grounds at any means taking down large prey but only as straight on attack. Plus, all spiders have very poor eyesight, so for the little spiders seeing people and moving to their body language is purely fake non-sense. Now on the other hand Prey-mantis are known for taking down prey 3times there body size for food making them the strongest insects on the planet.
One of the Deadliest Spider in the United States is the Black or Red Widow as it only takes 30secs for its poison to take effect, it is said a Black Widow can take down an adult elephant with one-bit Tell's you how strong the poison is.
Didn't like John Goodman stepping on the spider do you know how many insects you step on a day in Real Life that you never think about, thousands!!!
Thats Life fit of the Strongest.
I'm with son on this. I owned 6 tarantulas for over 17 years. I'd hold them and let them walk on my arm. Giant, sweet, girl spiders. C'mon dad, man up and hold a little spider
Hehe… I know!
Both Starship Troopers & 8 Legged Freaks are fun action movies, but the former will be more brutal with the battle scene. Starship directed by the Robocop director, same style, it was surprisingly good story and sci-fi elements.
If your exceptional son is interested in monster movies featuring dangerous animals, I would recommend the "Creature from the Black Lagoon," sir. The creature is amazing looking and very lifelike, and quite scary, although not so much so as to trigger bad dreams or nightmares.
It’s official, itching is contagious
Apologies !
@@GenerationMediaReaction 😂
Have you guys commented on the first Jurassic Park movie? If the youngster wants dangerous animals, I think that qualifies. Love your channel, btw.
Thanks! We have seen Jurassic Park (Spielberg) so can’t do a first time viewing of that… but soon we are doing something along those lines with BIG creatures for sure.
I'm now about to watch your reaction...you are both brave 😂 I've always loved this film, even have it on dvd...I HATE spiders but love the film until recently. As I've gotten older, it's freaking me out a lot more. I watched someone else's reaction to this film and I had shivers down my spine, itching constantly 😂 So watching your reaction will be fun. Hope this doesn't scar your boy for life 😂 x Oh btw RIP Julian Sands who played British Dr Atherton - he went on a hiking trip last year and had been missing for months. Later his remains were found. Great actor ❤
Y'all should watch Tremors if he likes creature features. 😉
Yes!
Omg watching you sweat and squirm and struggle through this while your son took it in his stride was so entertaining!!! When i saw this at the cinema i had put my bag under the seat. I didnt want to reach under at the end, and i think my legs were up on the seat the whole time. I was once bailed up on my toilet seat in my bathroom because a spider was between me and the door. After 10 minutes of it not moving i got down to discover it was a ball of fluff! Also the scene where the spiders are all over the ceiling and coming down on webs happened to me too! I ran out the house, walked to shops and got bug spray and had to go back in. Terrifying.
May the itches commence !
Quickly a few more informations to the making of this movie: YES, they in fact use real spiders! A very special kind of species, very intelligent and as well fundamentally trainable, BUT not dangerous at all. One of many tricks the "animal-trainer" use to lead and control the spiders (single spiders as well as the whole bunch), for example when they should look or have to crawl in certain directions (for the camera) is the fact of using mobile hairdryers (with only very very light heat). For more, just have a look on RUclips... There are several documentaries to the making of THIS particular movie! // However: I LOVE this movie, even though my fear of spiders is as intense as YOURS, Mr. Dad! Moreover: Love it, watching with you... (and by the way: I'm from Germany ;-))
Keep on sharing such wonderful moments. BEST WISHES TO YOU!
Thank you for watching. Hairdryers eh? It’s truly amazing how much was put into making this film. I fear the new generation will just assume it’s all CGI with modern films and the true craft of filmmaking will be more and more rare
@@GenerationMediaReaction Concerning all the nowadays CGI-"Crap": You're absolutely right so far... BUT (and these are very good news after all!) during the last months for the first time film scolars have stated that more and more of the younger generations are learning more and more to apreciate these "old" movies and their real views, handmade special effects as well as true and simply a fantastic story telling (Best example (and also highly recommended to you and your son!): The 1957 (!!) version of "12 angry men" (with Henry Fonda a. o.). // So in the (happy) end (of life), it suddenly seems really possible that the days of the so called CGI-Hype are someday finally counted...
THANKS again for the possibility to have such fun with your reaction videos! God bless you!
@@TheTrueRatPack I hope what you say is right. Take Star Wars for example, even as a child watching those originals, the fascination was in seeing the slight imperfections in the models of the spacecraft, and then appreciating the next shot where it was seamless etc. Thanks for the suggestion of 12 Angry Men, it's a good one. We plan a black and white film for Christmas time and very soon we will be doing our first very very old film by directly watching afterwards its modern remake. In this we will be looking at the similarities and differences and enjoying them.
@@GenerationMediaReaction My total and absolute agreement to your "Star Wars"-example!! I found the digitally new editing (addition of new "effects" inside "old scenes) was one big slap in my face (and my childhood-dreams). // And now I am eagerly and excitedly awaiting your "reaction-show" to THE upcoming "old" movie you have talked earlier... Wish you the best of fun for it.
I can’t comfortably put my hand on a photo of a spider… and for some reason I saw this movie twice in the theater that summer. My fear of spiders has caused me to be much more informed of the few that can hurt me here in Los Angeles.
The only bad thing about this channel is that the reaction ends and we have to wait for the next! Great movie education so far, keep it going 🙂
Here's some suggestions for the future: 101 Dalmatians (Jeff Daniels); 102 Dalmatians; National Treasure 1 and 2; Free Willy; Kindergarten Cop; The guardian; The Mummy 1 and 2; Zorro 1 and 2; all Indiana Jones; True Lies; The Abyss; and many animations from disney/pixar/dreamworks are worth it too 🙂
Thank you! We have seen Abyss and loved it, and we are holding off from any Arnold films until Terminator, but The Mummy and some of those others are good suggestions!
@@GenerationMediaReaction thank you for replying 🙂 some of them might not be the best films but they have a bit of nostalgic feeling for me. Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹
You guys definitely need a pet tarantula. They are fun pets.
I would wait a couple of years with Starship Troopers.. it is very violent, but mostly it's just very adult in it's themes and very odd, so it takes being a certain age to get it.
Tremors would be good. Also a long the line of cheesy horror I recommend Eight Legged Freaks.
Did we watch a movie or did we witness a new case of arachnophobia develop right before our eyes? 😂
Have you guys watched Jurassic park? If not it’s a must.
The spider who loved me !
Arachnopussy!
Heights? There's a fun movie with Sylvester Stallone called Cliffhanger.
Please watch Jumanji or a good true story picture like Erin Brockovich ❤ also, HBOs Chernobyl is wild and very educational as well
I turned 4 when this film came out, and I first saw it when I was around 10 and it pretty much solidified my everlasting paralysing fear of those... things. Anything with eight legs, I can't look at them.
This !
I think you guys should watch "jojo rabbit"It's an amazing movie and with such a smart kid I'm shure it would be really interesting.People who watch it usually have a lot of context but I'm curious of kids reaction to the movie from kids point of view.And I think it would be a good introduction to those themes.
I'm with Dad!! I HATE spiders, no matter the size...they scare the bejeezus out of me! "look at the web" No. No way, no how. Not even with a flame thrower.
Im australian lol from adelaide! Your accent was hilarious! That waitress should have known better lol! Also ive been in the shower and had a spider in my scrubbing brush bristles and washed myself all over with it before it fell out! I just screamed in shock and couldnt move.
hehe... yeah i felt like an overreacting pomme ! But seriously, who wants little redbacks hatching in a cafe ?!
Until six years ago I was at least as afraid of spiders as you are. For some project I was involved in I had to research spiders, reading many articles and watching many videos featuring spiders. To my astonishment, by the time the research was over I was no longer afraid of spiders. Spiders are deaf, they have no ears, which explains why they might run towards you even though you're screaming at them. They're almost blind, seeing only light and dark, so that scene where the spider seems to watch Ross and Chris intently while they try to trick it in order to catch it in a glass is pure fiction. While I love this film (grew up watching it repeatedly), it's about as accurate about spider behaviour as Jaws is about shark behaviour.
thats interesting they have 8 eyes but don't see very well
Absolutely not when it comes down to spiders or bugs. I'm with you dad, I would have burned that barn to the ground once I saw those webs in the beginning. I wouldn't really classify this movie as horror, more thriller and suspense. 🕷🕸
Fun/terrifying fact: all of the spiders (except the giant one) were real! Those are real spiders jumping and falling on the actors. They weren’t venomous obviously, but still scary af.
Imagine being on the crew for it!
When I used to work at Blockbuster Video, people would often ask me to recommend "the scariest movie [we] carried"; they'd brag about watching Exorcist, or Friday the 13th, or Insidious, and how they weren't scared at all. They always looked confused when I walked them AWAY from the 'Horror' section, and over to 'Family/Adventure', and they're reactions were also always the same once I handed them the case for Arachnophobia, "Nope!", or "No-no-no-no-no-no-no!".
That's hilarious !
And me,no Heart 😭😭😭😭
definitely watch Tremors the master class of horror comedy, the kid has great instincts.
also check out Twister, I think he'll enjoy that as well.
Tremors is swiftly climbing our queue ladder to be done soon
don't mind spiders.. but this film makes me itch like crazy
Such a fun movie, I've never been afraid of spiders but this movie definitely got me freaked out they do an awesome job!
I recommend King Kong, Peter Jackson's film, I think that one is the best
We have something planned for Kong, you won't be disappointed.
I would go for Eight Legged Freaks as it's more kid friendly cause Starship has nudity.
This was a great movie, thankyou guys, another movie ur son might like is the fly 1&2, also a good action movie is armageddon, but it is sad.
I think we will wait a while for The Fly as it's a little gruesome, but Armageddon is a great suggestion, forgot all about that one.
Yeah i was gonna say the Fly 1980s is seriously gross! But maybe try the original 1950s The Fly? Its very family friendly. @@GenerationMediaReaction
OK, in honor of the Flash shirt, you guys absolutely have to watch Flash Gordon (1980). The most entertaining example of sci-fi cheese ever filmed. I liked it better than Star Wars.
Yeah there’s a special quality to this film, one of Dad’s favs growing up as well
I'm sittin here wonderin why you and your son seemed a lil "rosier" than usual then I noticed the burn lines 😛... On BOTH of you. 😛
Good vacay? 🙂
Hehe. It was actually just a mini heatwave we were in when recording. That Spring early sun that caught us unprepared !
@@GenerationMediaReaction Alright then. 🙂
It's not really scary, but if your son hasn't seen E.T. it could be a good reaction.
We have seen it already, otherwise great suggestion
Hi guys
Yes abso classic scared the hell out of me an my brother at 9 n 10 ,but luckily no phobia of spiders 😂,if yas haven't seen flight of the navigator id recommend, new sub
Thanks! We are big fans of Flight Of The Navigator
Have yas seen the explorers ,can remember that bk in the day gem ,river phoenix
@@adamwilkinson6783 Yes, we have Explorers uploaded as a reaction video on the channel. Check it out, neither of us had seen it. We loved it.
Brilliant Al go check it out ,I enjoyed ya jaws an titanic reactions and am sure I'm going to enjoy many more ,much ❤️
Are yeah and a forgot I enjoyed stand by me with yous 👏👏
I hate this movie. When it came out, we went to see it at a drive-in. I spent the whole time scratching and had to keep my window closed so nothing would crawl in. I can control my dislike of spiders now with giving them a good coating of Raid. You guys were very brave. lol
There’s a fine line between bravery and not knowing what was to come !
Oh yes, this movie gives you the itchies.
"Eight Legged Freaks" was funnier and has Scarlett Johansson in it.
Will you guys be watching movies like the Star Trek ones from The Motion Picture all the through to Star Trek Beyond?
Yes we have Star Trek planned but need to see if it appeals. Might start with the JJ Abrams version to see if it ignites a spark of interest
Just don't get any ideas of waking up your father by brushing a feather on him after seeing this movie, or anything.
Don’t! That’s the worst when spider crawls over me when I’m asleep. That’s when they go up nostrils😳
Have you both watched Snakes on a Plane yet? If the younger man loves spiders, he'll surely love this film!
not seen it. Is it suitable for younger audience?
@@GenerationMediaReaction Ah. Maybe you're right. It's certificate 15.
@@eamonnevans8005 I mean it depends, swearing and shooting is a lot different from bloody guts and stuff