@@ctakitimu Some of the masterpieces I've suggested have eventually started being done and become popular, for example the Clint Eastwood "Dollars" trilogy. I like to think that my numerous pleas to reactors to react to them played some role. Other of my suggestions have finally been done, but not often, for example "Stalag 17." Others have still never been reacted to, for example “Fahrenheit 451.” The same goes for music reactors.
This movie is so underrated I honestly honestly do not understand how more people have not reacted to it. I saw it when I was a kid and it blew my mind.
I agree. Thank god we have TBR Schmitt. First they surprised me with Inside Man and now this. 10/10 choices. There are so many hidden masterpieces with almost no reactions and everybody reacting to the same thing nowadays. Source Code is also very good movie with 0 reactions so far. There are tons of them. About time to discover them yt reactors :D
I used to wear out my frequency vhs as a kid. That and switchback were my favorite Dennis quiad (sp?) flicks during that time. Both were cool thrillers
If you think about it, Denzel re-visiting the timeline (his fingerprints and bloody towel in her house) and the fact that there aren't two Denzels existing the first time, means that he had been on the ferry but FAILED to stop the explosion the first time and died during the failure. We're watching his second attempt to stop the explosion.
You may wanna watch Fallen, another crime drama with supernatural tones. Denzel, Donald Sutherland and John Goodman do a fantastic job in this movie! Great plot and twist!
TBR Schmitt and Samantha, if you are on a Denzel Washington streak, you should definitely watch "The Manchurian Candidate". Great cast and plot is right up your alley.
An equally inventive time travel-esque movie about preventing an atrocity is "Source Code". The ultimate timeline twister is "Primer", which has discussion boards and websites devoted to it. Then there is "The Jacket", a truly haunting and ultimately beautiful story about the chance for a "do-over." A Spanish goody is "Timecrimes" where an ordinary guy stumbles into the middle of a time travel experiment and something goes awry. Each attempt to correct things gets progressively more convoluted and catastrophic. The action sci-fi "Arc" has a couple waking up in bed during a violent home invasion-over and over again. "Safety Not Guaranteed" is an incredibly charming story about a famous urban legend where someone placed an ad in the Personals looking for a partner to go back in time with.
I'd add "predestination" from 2014 which is based off the mind bending 1959 Robert a Heinlein short story "-all you zombies-". Another great time travel series is the German tv series " Dark" on Netflix
There is also another movie that has a VERY similar premise. "Frequency" from 2000. Very similar crime thriller with a time travel twist. In fact. I just did a check on IMDB to verify the date of the movie and found out Jim Caviezel, who was the antagonist in Deja vu, played the protagonist in Frequency.
This movie is sooo underrated!! The Timeline, the mindfukk and the Story with the happy ending is heartwarming every time!!! ❤ Paula Patton and Denzel Washington had such a good chemistry together :) Unique
Hey Daniel and Sam, what made this film resonate with me is the fact that the writers didn't take a supernatural approach to the manipulation of time. The movie took a more grounded approach to the rules of looking back at time. --------- I loved the logical concept of the time look back. We could only take a look back and apply understanding all the breadcrumbs that appear at the start of the movie. Such great script writing.
What makes this movie so intense is the absolute genius level villiany of Jim Caviezel. This depiction of a domestic terrorist is next level. His smarts piitted against Doug Carlin is like iron sharpening iron. -------- Carroll Oerstadt was not to be f#$^#ked with, my god. His belief in manifest destiny was chilling. --------- He truly believed in his mission and had the skill and committment to see it through. -------- A formiable villian always makes for a compelling action adventure drama, since we don't know what unexpected pivots they can make to achieve their goal.
@@twittertwice there is nothing in a movie like a relentless villian. See the Joker. See the Borg, they are relentless. -------- In real life its truly terrifying, cause sometimes villains win many battles before they lose the war.
One thing about Denzel, is that the man is always 100% there. Many truly great actors slack off once they get famous or jaded, but Denzel never does - even though I don't particularly rate his Equaliser movies very highly, Denzel isn't sleepwalking his way through them. He's never given a bad performance, even in his less-good movies.
That statement makes no sense. Are you saying that normally speaking the passing of someone makes his/her life and work meaningless? Shakespeare was a great writer, but since he's dead now...
@@bloodymarvelous4790 Why must people like you view the world with such a toxic lens? You manufacture dissent where none exists by making everything a comparison to balance some imagined ratio. If A is good B must be bad. Worse, you seem to take such benign statements as a personal slight. Two things can both be either good or bad, but in this case the OP simply praised Mr Scott's body of work by stating how it's still being enjoyed and appreciated even after his tragic passing. He inferred NOTHING about anyone else's work, neither positive nor negative.
I love Deja Vu, I must have seen it like 50 times since it was released. It's such a guilty pleasure of mine. Tony Scott really knew how to pace a movie and keep you engaged with what was going on. Time travel stuff is always cool to me and this is one of my favourites
Out of every Tony Scott Directed Movie that Y'all have seen (so far), this one seriously stands-out as one of My Personal Favorites!💝Emotional, Suspenseful, a clever Crime-Drama with a smart Sci-Fi twist!👌I'm so Excited to see how much Y'all Enjoyed this one, so Let's GO...👍
For more great Jim Caviezel, I highly recommend the movies... The Count of Monte Cristo from 2002, Frequency from 2000, and Angel Eyes from 2001!!! Heidi
@@MDBowron Yes. Absolutely!!! I absolutely love Jim Caviezel as Jesus in The Passion of the Christ. I just feel that this movie would be far too difficult to watch as a reaction, given its subject matter and the whole movie being in Hebrew and with subtitles. It doesn't make for a good reaction. But it certainly is very beautiful and phenomenally acted. :) Heidi
@@heidimarcum5984 one thing I did enjoy about that film was the use of historical languages like Aramaic and Latin which I think was the first to do that
@@heidimarcum5984 another two great films that get meta about Jesus is the 1957 French film "He who must die" and the 1989 Quebec film "Jesus of Montreal" both of which can be watched on RUclips for free.
Tony Scott is a great director. You might want to look up his very first film which was called "the hunger". It's a love story in a vampire story. But these vampires are not supernatural. It had David Bowie and was beautifully shot. The movie really put him on the map. Great reaction team.
You guys are great. been following a long time now. I'm glad to see the channel is growing and doing well. Your post movie recaps are always top tier and genuine. Keep up the good work.
Time travel isn't messy. It's just that most people struggle with the concept of non-linear causality. The process they use is temporal lensing. The machine crates a portal through which they can adjust the direction of view, but it allowed them to send back the note and later Doug.
*THE* ideal movie for TBR & SAM Literally why we love this channel is when you guys get a good movie to use your detective skills on You didn’t disappoint
Great to see an excellent reaction to one of my favorite films in that time paradox category it is up there with "Frequency " also with Jim Caviezel and an added bonus of Dennis Quaid and of course "Source Code" films that really make your mind work overtime
So cool to see you guys react to this one. I loved this movies back when I watched it and now whenever I hear that Beach Boys song Don't Worry Baby, it brings me back to the fun I had with this film.
I never saw this movie until a couple of years ago and it made me think of my girlfriend that died in a car accident and how I wish I could somehow pull off what this movie pulls off. Great movie!
Daniel your alternative ending idea is a great addition to the script becasue it give closure to the story. We spend so much time with the time watching team and we get into their hearts and minds then we are not able to connect with them at the end. -------- The whole team meeting up some where near the blast site would have gotten the tears from both myself and Sam. ---------- When I first saw the movie, I was in the position that Sam felt, where Doug Carlin dies and his self sacrifice is so impactful only to have him appear to start the investigation. ---------Thanks for doing this reaction to "DeJaVu and thanks for sharing your brilliant minds with us as you worked to piece the clues together. You guys are still the best 4 years deep into the reaction game. Love it.
If you think about it, Denzel re-visiting the timeline (his fingerprints and bloody towel in her house) and the fact that there aren't two Denzels existing the first time, means that he had been on the ferry but FAILED to stop the explosion the first time and died during the failure. We're watching his second attempt to stop the explosion.
@@charlize1253 Second Denzel might have been in New Orleans, but he never even got to the boat. Since we see the ferry guard looking in the truck the first time around. He never even got close to the truck to stop the explosion.
@@charlize1253Excellent observation, but I think youre relying on a looping, model. If so why stop at 2 . I think they meant us to assume a branching universe(s). The beginning of the movie is an alternate timeline/universe where Denzel failed . The ending is the universe where he/they succeeded. in the universe /branch where he succeeded Claire is alive. I think the branch happens when Oestedler sees his truck and soubles back. The Deja Vu is quantum memory/awareness?
If you want to see peak Jim Caviezel check out 2000s Frequency with Dennis Quaid. Very well executed cat and mouse sci fi thriller, especially since you two are parents now it’ll hit home! Sticking with Denzel, Unstoppable…. his final film with Tony Scott is a great watch!
I consider this the first movie, in my own personal Tony Scott/Denzel Washington triple feature. The other two being, The Taking of Pelham 123 and Unstoppable.
Holy crap, my top reactor duo reacting to my top time travel movie (as a standalone, cuz BTTF is a trilogy heh), now this is my Roman Empire! Criminal how barely anyone's reacted to this masterpiece, so thank you!!
You need to watch Unstoppable (2010). Another Denzel and Tony Scott film, with Chris Pine. Great film, based on a true story. And if you liked the premise of Deja Vu, you might also enjoy Source Code (2011) with Jake Gyllenhaal. And then with Jake, you NEED to watch End of Watch (2012).
Lifelong New Orleans resident. It blows my mind how characters in movies can cover 20-30 miles in the span of seconds. Downtown New Orleans isn't a hop, skip and jump away from a bayou 😂.
The movie has a 7.1 on IMDB, if you haven't realized it by now Rotten Tomatoes is not the best place to get a good read on the quality of movies. It's way too prone to bias, hype and shills.
Hey Daniel and Sam, I'm so glad you guys were about to experience the intensity and cleverness of DeJa'Vu. I asked you guys to check this one out since you watched "Crimson Tide" and as you can see it did not disappoint. ---------- I love this reaction channel, because you guys watch movies not to follow the algorithm, rather you watch movies for the love of a great story. I loved this movie when it came out, but for some reason it was never a big hit. -------- I do think Daniel's alternate ending suggestion would have made the story feel more complete. Great reaction once again.
Finally!!! I've been recommending this to reactors for two years. This and "John Q" are in my top 5 Denzel movie list. As for Val Kilmer, you have to do the crime drama "Thunderheart" with Graham Greene (Dances with Wolves & the Green Mile). I'm glad you loved this. I don't miss it when it's on.
If you think about it, Denzel re-visiting the timeline (his fingerprints and bloody towel in her house) and the fact that there aren't two Denzels existing the first time, means that he had been on the ferry but FAILED to stop the explosion the first time and died during the failure. We're watching his second attempt to stop the explosion.
Great reaction and movie evaluation you two, as always. You two have a humble, thoughtful and thorough review of movies. Very good movie in my opinion, and enjoy your observations. Good to see your channel growing as deserved.
If you want some great Kilmer - go with SPARTAN. This one flies under the radar for most folks but it is great. Written and directed by the writer of RONIN and the Untouchables. I personally think its one of Kilmer's best.
I remember this movie came out shortly after "the Passion of the Christ". It was interesting (yet also bizarre) watching Jim Caviezel portray both divine holiness and a Timothy McVeigh-like terrorist during this time.
This was a great movie. There is another movie I saw many years ago with a VERY similar premise. "Frequency" from 2000. Starring Dennis Quaid. In fact, while writing this comment I looked up Frequency to get an exact date on the film. When I noticed in the cast there was a familiar face. Jim Caviezel! He was the protagonist in Frequency. In Deja Vu he is the antagonist. Both movies are basically a crime drama that involves time travel. I wonder how coincidental that is. Both a great movies!
I want to thank you personally for doing this wonderful movie. I have been begging reactors to do it for 3 or 4 years. My thanks.
Yeah, hardlyanyone that I watch, reacts to this one
@@ctakitimu Some of the masterpieces I've suggested have eventually started being done and become popular, for example the Clint Eastwood "Dollars" trilogy. I like to think that my numerous pleas to reactors to react to them played some role. Other of my suggestions have finally been done, but not often, for example "Stalag 17." Others have still never been reacted to, for example “Fahrenheit 451.” The same goes for music reactors.
Same... Such an underrated movie
@@brandonflorida1092 Did you have to become a Patreon to get heard eventually?
me too, great minds think alike!
This movie is so underrated I honestly honestly do not understand how more people have not reacted to it. I saw it when I was a kid and it blew my mind.
I agree. Thank god we have TBR Schmitt. First they surprised me with Inside Man and now this. 10/10 choices. There are so many hidden masterpieces with almost no reactions and everybody reacting to the same thing nowadays. Source Code is also very good movie with 0 reactions so far. There are tons of them. About time to discover them yt reactors :D
Another good movie with a similar theme and also starring Jim Cavizel, is “Frequency”.
Frequency is also amazing. Please guys check that one out.
@@lethaldose2000 I just recommended Frequency as well. Good on you 😃👍
I concur.
I used to wear out my frequency vhs as a kid. That and switchback were my favorite Dennis quiad (sp?) flicks during that time. Both were cool thrillers
and Source Code
If you think about it, Denzel re-visiting the timeline (his fingerprints and bloody towel in her house) and the fact that there aren't two Denzels existing the first time, means that he had been on the ferry but FAILED to stop the explosion the first time and died during the failure. We're watching his second attempt to stop the explosion.
I have a buddy who works for ATF, he said the running joke is, "ATF, the 'E' is silent.."
I always thought the running joke was the AFT itself
At least in the tv series The Leftovers it gets accentuated when they add cults to their responsibilities and become ATFEC.
ATF is my favorite store.
@BumpyBaluga "...until it explodes."
You may wanna watch Fallen, another crime drama with supernatural tones. Denzel, Donald Sutherland and John Goodman do a fantastic job in this movie! Great plot and twist!
oh yes!!!
The best!
Yes!
I agree. Loved that movie. Underated, but I feel it's trailer gave you the wrong feel about it and may have stopped some from seeing it.
Time is on our side. Yes it is!
TBR Schmitt and Samantha, if you are on a Denzel Washington streak, you should definitely watch "The Manchurian Candidate". Great cast and plot is right up your alley.
Agreed.
An equally inventive time travel-esque movie about preventing an atrocity is "Source Code".
The ultimate timeline twister is "Primer", which has discussion boards and websites devoted to it.
Then there is "The Jacket", a truly haunting and ultimately beautiful story about the chance for a "do-over."
A Spanish goody is "Timecrimes" where an ordinary guy stumbles into the middle of a time travel experiment and something goes awry. Each attempt to correct things gets progressively more convoluted and catastrophic.
The action sci-fi "Arc" has a couple waking up in bed during a violent home invasion-over and over again.
"Safety Not Guaranteed" is an incredibly charming story about a famous urban legend where someone placed an ad in the Personals looking for a partner to go back in time with.
Can add _I'll Follow You Down_ to that list. 2014 Gillian Anderson and Haley Osment.
You, my friend, are delivering the goods. 👏🏾 👏🏾 👍🏾
I'd add "predestination" from 2014 which is based off the mind bending 1959 Robert a Heinlein short story "-all you zombies-". Another great time travel series is the German tv series " Dark" on Netflix
There is also another movie that has a VERY similar premise. "Frequency" from 2000.
Very similar crime thriller with a time travel twist.
In fact. I just did a check on IMDB to verify the date of the movie and found out Jim Caviezel, who was the antagonist in Deja vu, played the protagonist in Frequency.
Twelve Monkeys!
Finally someone watched this, this is my favorite Denzel movie.
LOL omg ! I feel your pain.
Same. I don't get why this movie is so underrated
That's sad.
This movie is sooo underrated!!
The Timeline, the mindfukk and the Story with the happy ending is heartwarming every time!!! ❤
Paula Patton and Denzel Washington had such a good chemistry together :)
Unique
Paula's hot 😊
At 56% on Rotten Tomatoes it's overrated.
Hey Daniel and Sam, what made this film resonate with me is the fact that the writers didn't take a supernatural approach to the manipulation of time. The movie took a more grounded approach to the rules of looking back at time. --------- I loved the logical concept of the time look back. We could only take a look back and apply understanding all the breadcrumbs that appear at the start of the movie. Such great script writing.
Then they sent someone back in time.
@@jkhooveryou're in ever single comment hating, it's not that serious 😂
@@kcxsmooth I was bored during the reaction. I had to entertain myself. 🤣😂🤣😂
Val Kilmer…The Doors!! Nuff said he was never better. And he did the singing.
He was also great in the 1996 film "The Saint" where he did a bunch of different accents and disguises
One of my favorite films from the 80s, "Real Genius".
Like the scene were they rebuilt the deans car in his office
@@garypasquill2355 "Kent you know you're not supposed to park that on campus."
That movie cracks me up to this day.
Out of Time! Very underrated Denzel movie
YES!
When I was little I wished Mel Gibson and Denzel Washington were my uncle's to protect me😂😂😂
What makes this movie so intense is the absolute genius level villiany of Jim Caviezel. This depiction of a domestic terrorist is next level. His smarts piitted against Doug Carlin is like iron sharpening iron. -------- Carroll Oerstadt was not to be f#$^#ked with, my god. His belief in manifest destiny was chilling. --------- He truly believed in his mission and had the skill and committment to see it through. -------- A formiable villian always makes for a compelling action adventure drama, since we don't know what unexpected pivots they can make to achieve their goal.
Eh, Caviezel just had to play himself. He's despicable.
@@twittertwice there is nothing in a movie like a relentless villian. See the Joker. See the Borg, they are relentless. -------- In real life its truly terrifying, cause sometimes villains win many battles before they lose the war.
Tony Scott and Denzel Washington, a match made in action cinema heaven ❤
@reservoidude92 Deja Vu is a Underrated Denzel Movie I still have the DVD
One thing about Denzel, is that the man is always 100% there. Many truly great actors slack off once they get famous or jaded, but Denzel never does - even though I don't particularly rate his Equaliser movies very highly, Denzel isn't sleepwalking his way through them. He's never given a bad performance, even in his less-good movies.
This was such a hidden gem of a movie! Criminally underrated 💯
0:24 - girl, I did the same thing. I was like “😂😂😂 whaaattt?”
and at the end- your husband is gold 😂
Two Tony Scott movies in a row, nice.
Tony Scott was an amazing director. We lost him too soon.
Despite his passing, Tony Scott's work remains very inspiring today.
He was the thinking person's Michael Bay.
That statement makes no sense.
Are you saying that normally speaking the passing of someone makes his/her life and work meaningless?
Shakespeare was a great writer, but since he's dead now...
@@bloodymarvelous4790you definitely missed his point, it’s not that hard to understand 🤡🤦🏽♂️
@@TimmyTOnTheFly people just like to be contrarian for the sake of it lol
@@bloodymarvelous4790 Why must people like you view the world with such a toxic lens? You manufacture dissent where none exists by making everything a comparison to balance some imagined ratio. If A is good B must be bad. Worse, you seem to take such benign statements as a personal slight.
Two things can both be either good or bad, but in this case the OP simply praised Mr Scott's body of work by stating how it's still being enjoyed and appreciated even after his tragic passing. He inferred NOTHING about anyone else's work, neither positive nor negative.
I love Deja Vu, I must have seen it like 50 times since it was released. It's such a guilty pleasure of mine. Tony Scott really knew how to pace a movie and keep you engaged with what was going on. Time travel stuff is always cool to me and this is one of my favourites
So cool. Watching them watch this reminded me of The Time Travellers Wife and About Time. These great little movies have such sad undertones.
Wait, have I seen this very reaction? Coulda sworn I have! Feels like.....Deja Vu! Oh wait, it is! 😅
Out of every Tony Scott Directed Movie that Y'all have seen (so far), this one seriously stands-out as one of My Personal Favorites!💝Emotional, Suspenseful, a clever Crime-Drama with a smart Sci-Fi twist!👌I'm so Excited to see how much Y'all Enjoyed this one, so Let's GO...👍
finally.. someone reacts to this movie!
Seriously, though, if you all love Val Kilmer, the movie Spartan is an absolute slept on gem that nobody ever does.
Spartan.
Remember it😘
Great movie
Denzel Washington & Paula Patton reunited again in 2 Guns. You definitely need to watch that movie too 👌.
Hey, yeah, Paula Patton!
Anything with Denzel I'll always watch. He's prob my fav actor. Great reaction y'all. Hope the little one is doing well
A very overlooked movie...
The Taking of Pelham 123 should be next with Denzel and it has Travolta in it. But this is cool premise in this one
Original Pelham 123 was better, imo.
@@DocMicrowavestill a good film.
@@andymc96No it's not.
The intros before that reactions have become my favorite part 😂🙌🏻
Sam definitely will be loving it.. really a mystery, makes u think more and more
Literally all I can think when I remember this film is "we're not banging rocks together here people, we know how to build a quantum space tunnel."
For more great Jim Caviezel, I highly recommend the movies... The Count of Monte Cristo from 2002, Frequency from 2000, and Angel Eyes from 2001!!!
Heidi
He wàs also good as Jesus in the 2004 film "The Passion of the Christ"
@@MDBowron Yes. Absolutely!!! I absolutely love Jim Caviezel as Jesus in The Passion of the Christ. I just feel that this movie would be far too difficult to watch as a reaction, given its subject matter and the whole movie being in Hebrew and with subtitles. It doesn't make for a good reaction. But it certainly is very beautiful and phenomenally acted. :)
Heidi
@@heidimarcum5984 one thing I did enjoy about that film was the use of historical languages like Aramaic and Latin which I think was the first to do that
@@heidimarcum5984 another two great films that get meta about Jesus is the 1957 French film "He who must die" and the 1989 Quebec film "Jesus of Montreal" both of which can be watched on RUclips for free.
Jim Caviezel is great in The Thin Red Line and Frequency.
Deja vu and out of time are gems.
Can't go wrong with Denzel
You absolutely can.
Tony Scott is a great director. You might want to look up his very first film which was called "the hunger". It's a love story in a vampire story. But these vampires are not supernatural. It had David Bowie and was beautifully shot. The movie really put him on the map. Great reaction team.
You guys are great. been following a long time now. I'm glad to see the channel is growing and doing well. Your post movie recaps are always top tier and genuine. Keep up the good work.
Time travel isn't messy. It's just that most people struggle with the concept of non-linear causality. The process they use is temporal lensing. The machine crates a portal through which they can adjust the direction of view, but it allowed them to send back the note and later Doug.
Unstoppable is another fun one from denzel and Tony Scott
That kiss was unplanned, the director loved it and left it in the scene.
*THE* ideal movie for TBR & SAM
Literally why we love this channel is when you guys get a good movie to use your detective skills on
You didn’t disappoint
Great to see an excellent reaction to one of my favorite films in that time paradox category it is up there with "Frequency " also with Jim Caviezel and an added bonus of Dennis Quaid and of course "Source Code" films that really make your mind work overtime
So cool to see you guys react to this one. I loved this movies back when I watched it and now whenever I hear that Beach Boys song Don't Worry Baby, it brings me back to the fun I had with this film.
Absolutely love this film, and severely underrated.
Alright! I love this movie. Not many people care about it but I've always loved it since I first saw it.
Yeah Rotten Tomatoes is trippin.
I never saw this movie until a couple of years ago and it made me think of my girlfriend that died in a car accident and how I wish I could somehow pull off what this movie pulls off. Great movie!
Wow I can’t believe it got 56% on RT. I love this movie.
Denzel:
1. John Q
2. Bone Collector
Ok. I couldn't get past the intro for like 20 minutes. Deja vu joke had me crying , so I kept watching it. 😂
Daniel your alternative ending idea is a great addition to the script becasue it give closure to the story. We spend so much time with the time watching team and we get into their hearts and minds then we are not able to connect with them at the end. -------- The whole team meeting up some where near the blast site would have gotten the tears from both myself and Sam. ---------- When I first saw the movie, I was in the position that Sam felt, where Doug Carlin dies and his self sacrifice is so impactful only to have him appear to start the investigation. ---------Thanks for doing this reaction to "DeJaVu and thanks for sharing your brilliant minds with us as you worked to piece the clues together. You guys are still the best 4 years deep into the reaction game. Love it.
If you think about it, Denzel re-visiting the timeline (his fingerprints and bloody towel in her house) and the fact that there aren't two Denzels existing the first time, means that he had been on the ferry but FAILED to stop the explosion the first time and died during the failure. We're watching his second attempt to stop the explosion.
@@charlize1253 Second Denzel might have been in New Orleans, but he never even got to the boat. Since we see the ferry guard looking in the truck the first time around. He never even got close to the truck to stop the explosion.
@@charlize1253Excellent observation, but I think youre relying on a looping, model. If so why stop at 2 .
I think they meant us to assume a branching universe(s).
The beginning of the movie is an alternate timeline/universe where Denzel failed .
The ending is the universe where he/they succeeded.
in the universe /branch where he succeeded Claire is alive. I think the branch happens when Oestedler sees his truck and soubles back.
The Deja Vu is quantum memory/awareness?
If you want to see peak Jim Caviezel check out 2000s Frequency with Dennis Quaid. Very well executed cat and mouse sci fi thriller, especially since you two are parents now it’ll hit home!
Sticking with Denzel, Unstoppable…. his final film with Tony Scott is a great watch!
I consider this the first movie, in my own personal Tony Scott/Denzel Washington triple feature. The other two being, The Taking of Pelham 123 and Unstoppable.
Great Val Kilmer movie... The Real McCoy, also starring Kim Basinger! :)
Heidi
Holy crap, my top reactor duo reacting to my top time travel movie (as a standalone, cuz BTTF is a trilogy heh), now this is my Roman Empire! Criminal how barely anyone's reacted to this masterpiece, so thank you!!
So happy y'all reacted to this. No one ever reacts to it
Great movie. Two guns with Denzel, Washington and Paula Patton is awesome.Bill Paxton too and many others.
A very underrated time travel movie. One of the most original concepts too.
How did I miss you guys posting this??? I really enjoyed this movie. One of those great collaborations from Tony & Denzel. Great Reaction!!
You need to watch Unstoppable (2010). Another Denzel and Tony Scott film, with Chris Pine. Great film, based on a true story. And if you liked the premise of Deja Vu, you might also enjoy Source Code (2011) with Jake Gyllenhaal. And then with Jake, you NEED to watch End of Watch (2012).
Unstoppable is a bit sad to me as it is Tony's final film, but I love a (near) disaster flick and Tony delivered an incredible one.
I was coming to comment the same. Unstoppable is such a good movie.❤
Source Code is so good.
Good choice! I forgot about that movie!!
Great recommendations!
Maybe an underrated movie but I will recommend again "Courage Under Fire" with Denzel, his performance in that is amazing.
Finally someone watches this movie! Most underrated Denzel film and one of my favorites!
Other Denzel recommendations: Pelican Brief, The Bone Collector, The Hurricane, American Gangster
If you want to see a movie in a similar vein to this, check out Source Code (2011) starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Michelle Monaghan
Lifelong New Orleans resident. It blows my mind how characters in movies can cover 20-30 miles in the span of seconds.
Downtown New Orleans isn't a hop, skip and jump away from a bayou 😂.
Thank you so much for doing this movie!! I will never understand how more people don't love this movie.
I LOVE this movie. So happy you're watching.
The movie Samantha couldn't remember with Val and RDJ is Kiss Kiss Bang Bang! ❤ It's in my top 5 😁
Dude I love this movie, so excited to see this!
So excited to see this!
Daniel.....lol 😂 10 billion dollars "just to forget you"
Good movie Tony Scott never got the recognition he deserved RIP
4:57 Exactly! 😂
Paula Patton is in Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol.
The movie has a 7.1 on IMDB, if you haven't realized it by now Rotten Tomatoes is not the best place to get a good read on the quality of movies. It's way too prone to bias, hype and shills.
Deja Vu is probably my favorite Denzel movie!
Hey Daniel and Sam, I'm so glad you guys were about to experience the intensity and cleverness of DeJa'Vu. I asked you guys to check this one out since you watched "Crimson Tide" and as you can see it did not disappoint. ---------- I love this reaction channel, because you guys watch movies not to follow the algorithm, rather you watch movies for the love of a great story. I loved this movie when it came out, but for some reason it was never a big hit. -------- I do think Daniel's alternate ending suggestion would have made the story feel more complete. Great reaction once again.
My uncle looks like a Cherokee Denzel Washington lol, jokes aside he’s one of my favorite actors he puts his heart and soul in his roles.
I am so happy you are reacting to this movie! It is so overlooked!
I learned something new I did not know about the connection with the cat thank you guys.
same! Never caught that
Deja Vu , seems to be a glitch in the matrix😂. All jokes aside, this is a fun movie. Recommend watching Fallen, an underrated Denzel film.
"Fallen" is criminally overlooked...AND has a GREAT cast.
Time is on my side, yes it is.
@@gregwodzynski941 that song freaked me out
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Finally!!! I've been recommending this to reactors for two years. This and "John Q" are in my top 5 Denzel movie list. As for Val Kilmer, you have to do the crime drama "Thunderheart" with Graham Greene (Dances with Wolves & the Green Mile). I'm glad you loved this. I don't miss it when it's on.
I second Thunderheart, incredible movie.
Underrated masterpiece. Tony Scott overall was very underrated. I consider him a better director than his more famous brother Ridley Scott.
Denzel the GOAT
A very timey whimey ending as Denzel's character wouldn't have to go back in time to prevent the bombing when his future self prevented the bombing.
If you think about it, Denzel re-visiting the timeline (his fingerprints and bloody towel in her house) and the fact that there aren't two Denzels existing the first time, means that he had been on the ferry but FAILED to stop the explosion the first time and died during the failure. We're watching his second attempt to stop the explosion.
Caught that at the end, you’re going out with a Deja Vu moment!!
Awesome film love the review keep up the fantastic work guy's ❤
Great reaction and movie evaluation you two, as always. You two have a humble, thoughtful and thorough review of movies. Very good movie in my opinion, and enjoy your observations. Good to see your channel growing as deserved.
If you want some great Kilmer - go with SPARTAN. This one flies under the radar for most folks but it is great. Written and directed by the writer of RONIN and the Untouchables. I personally think its one of Kilmer's best.
Have you guys seen Source Code? Another great sci fi movie
Wow my mind is blown!! It was truly thrilling. TYVM
I love that intro music. Reminds me if mid 90s R&B 😎
Bro.
That was a great dad joke.
Bravo.
The Déjà Vu-Dad Joke at the beginning was awesome. 🤣
I thought it was a cutting mistake or my connection gets lost so the buffering tricked me.
This was a very fun reaction to watch. Bravo and thank you!
Cool!! This is a great movie! Btw, I enjoyed your opening Dad joke. 🤣
Yes, finally! Such a good movie. I’ve asked you to react to this for a while now. 👌🏻
Tony Scott + Denzel = Unstoppable. (bonus+ Chris Pine)
I remember this movie came out shortly after "the Passion of the Christ". It was interesting (yet also bizarre) watching Jim Caviezel portray both divine holiness and a Timothy McVeigh-like terrorist during this time.
This was a great movie.
There is another movie I saw many years ago with a VERY similar premise. "Frequency" from 2000. Starring Dennis Quaid.
In fact, while writing this comment I looked up Frequency to get an exact date on the film.
When I noticed in the cast there was a familiar face. Jim Caviezel! He was the protagonist in Frequency. In Deja Vu he is the antagonist.
Both movies are basically a crime drama that involves time travel. I wonder how coincidental that is.
Both a great movies!
Love this movie! Thank you for the reaction