FARGO (1996) - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING - Funniest Movie Ever?
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- Опубликовано: 8 апр 2023
- We had to reupload this because the algorithm did not like the first edit, might have had something to do with the 36 F-bombs.
We laughed so hard it hurt! This is just the type of dark comedy we love, let us know some other comedies we should check out!
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There aren't really any meandering plotlines that go nowhere in Fargo. On the surface, Marge meeting up with Mike, an old friend from school seems to be apropos of nothing but the important payoff from that scene comes later when Marge gets a phone call from another friend who tells her that everything Mike told Marge is a lie and that Mike is actually a stalker. She had been disarmed by Mike's Midwest chirpy "you betcha" demeanor, as are most viewers of the film. Immediately thereafter, Marge suspects that similarly chirpy Jerry has also been lying to her and so she reconfronts him. This time he bolts under the pressure, confirming his guilt. Really good police instincts from Marge.
The flaw in that theory is that Marge has been extraordinary to that point. And the first interview was massively suspicious, if only for comedic effect. What we're meant to believe then, is that Marge couldn't figure out how utterly incompetent Jerry was. Not buying it, she's too smart. The audience, on the other hand, may have needed some help.
Good point!
What's really impressive about this movie is how it can be so funny and so tragic at the same time. Like the scene where Jean gets kidnapped. The way the kidnappers bungle through the whole thing paired with Jean's over the top reactions is hilarious. But their brutality and Jean's terror are so believable it's also horrifying.
I'm more disturbed when I see reactors not laugh at all during the entire movie, I've seen a ton of my favorite reactors completely miss the humor in this movie and act as if it's some gritty crime thriller, it's ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS.
@@firstcityviews"we had pancakes for breakfast" scene still gets me because it's so awkward but genuine at the same time
The Mike Yanagita scene is important because when Marge finds out he was lying about the whole thing she realizes how well people can lie. So she goes back to see Jerry.
They actually told you fairly early on what Jerry needed the money for. He's been sneaking little bits here and there at work, and it caught up with him. That guy on the phone, wanting those serial numbers, because something didn't calculate right for him. Jerry sent him an unreadable fax, to stall for time, and the guy called to tell him that he still need a readable copy of those numbers.
I think the question was rather... was trying to fix the phony financing problem the reason for needing money, or was it a prior scam to get money for an original debt.
Three hundred twenty thousand isn't sneaking a little bit here and there. And they never say what he spent the money on.
Frances McDormand won an Academy Award for her performance
Well deserved!
It was an excellent performance but that year i thought the winner should have been Emily Watson in Breaking The Waves
she stole the show. family members will slip the the occasional "you betch ya" and "oh geese" into our conversations in honor of Margie.
@@Jack80300 that was probably one of the most boring films that I have ever (regretfully) seen.
O Brother Where Art Thou is another gem from the Coen Brothers. It's a must see, IMHO.
Cop Lady is Frances McDormand, who won the Best Actress Oscar for this, and for Three Billboards, and for Nomadland, which ups her over Meryl Streep (three acting Oscars also, but one is for Supporting Actress). She's been married to Joel Coen Brother for years and years, and she's been in a bunch of Coen Brothers movies, through this one and their first one, Blood Simple, are the only ones where she plays the lead.
She's a lead in "Burn After Reading".
@@leonardshevlin7260 And absolutely brilliant in Alan Parker's "Mississipi Burning".
[on how she got the part in Fargo (1996)] "The fact that I'm sleeping with the director may have something to do with it." Frances McDormand won the oscar for her role as Marge, she is married to Joel Coen. She is good in Mississippi Burning also.
Awesome thanks for the info, she definitely deserved awards for this performance. I'd love to see more of this character.
This shows that sometimes the Best Actor just happens to be the Best Actor even if Their Related...
@@jamesfalato4305 I was gonna say, how many instances of nepotism actually end up with the person knocking it out of the park? LOL
Oh, some more info. The scene at the restaurant with the cheerful hostess asking how everything was, is real enough for me. I spent a year in Minot, ND one week (yes, I wrote that intentionally like that --- a week there felt like a year LOL). During that week, I ate breakfast at a small diner before going to work at Minot AFB (I was on work travel from California), and a young little hostess which could probably be this actress' sister (they looked and acted so similar), asked me in a cheerful smiling voice how everything was with my meal. I saw this movie several years after that, and this scene cracked me up because I was thinking "yup, happened almost exactly the same way to me."
That part where he asks how she is doing she just tilts her head and gives a blank stare was one of the biggest laughs for me, also the way they cut to the next scene was totally comedic.
Nice catch on the “oh geez” when the old man got shot!
Hahhahaa! Pretty sure that's the only time in cinema history that a character has said that after being shot.
This movie is a masterpiece.
Agreed, we are watching Big Lebowski tonight, hopefully I'll have it uploaded by Wednesday.
My favorite bit of trivia from this movie and can't imagine anybody else playing Jerry:
William H. Macy begged the directors for the role of Jerry Lundegaard. He did two readings for the part, and became convinced he was the best man for the role. When the Coens (Joel Coen & Ethan Coen) didn't get back to him, he flew to New York (where they were starting production) and said, "I'm very, very worried that you are going to screw up this movie by giving this role to somebody else. It's my role, and I'll shoot your dogs if you don't give it to me." He was joking, of course.
Hahahaha, that's amazing! He was absolutely perfect too.
This movie is my top 10. Living here in Minnesota, I have heard that accent, of course it is exaggerated. I can't believe you haven't heard of Hardee's..lol. They are in the midwest, the south . Now the have merged with Carl Jr's a California chain. Great Reaction.
Thanks so much! Yep, never heard of Hardee's, is it any good? How does it rate on a scale from Denny's to a family owned restaurant? Don't forget to subscribe!
@First City Views Hardees and Carl Jr's are average fast food burger joints. But better than McDonald's imo.
Gotcha, we live on a tiny island in Southeast Alaska, we have a McDonald's and a barely functioning Subway and that's it so we are used to all fast food being terrible, I'm always curious about chains I've never heard of.
@First City Views oh ok explains a lot..lol. I live in Southern Minnesota, right on the Iowa border. I have a 50 mile round trip to nearest McDonald's or Walmart
@@firstcityviews The thing Hardees has IMO on other similar fast food joints is the excellent breakfast items - Their breakfast sandwiches & Biscuits and Gravy mmmm. :D Its such a middle America place haha
One of the great masterworks by our greatest living filmmakers. One way to look at this? It's like "No Country for Old Men", except done by fools, whereas in the later movie everyone's pretty clever. Also, I subbed because you included little bits that makes the movie special in the first place. Old Bill Diehl at Whatever-Federal Bank. Wait, wasn't he at NorthStar? 🤣
And then he's just about to get in an argument right after he says that but then the scene just plows ahead.... so freaking funny!
Don't confuse the absurdism of the plot with painting characters as fools. The examples of significant events being regarded with indifference, and even callous disdain, while people seemed to carry on as normal, eating, shopping. The characters are rich with quirks and oddities you find in people everywhere you go. This had the juxtaposition of the hyper-polite, wholesome stereotype vs the truly dark motive of the husband and how it goes off the rails. Then insert Marge and Norm, tender, sweet people, with the tough-minded, tender-hearted Marge out to solve the case.
I don't see fools in this movie. I see "normal" people trying to pull off a crime and having it turn out as it normally does...with people making mistakes that lead the cops right to them. 😊
A minor point at 20:43 ;) Carl's Jr. is the Western US name for Hardee's, which is primarily in the Eastern/Midwestern US. So most of the US is familiar with Hardee's while Carl's Jr. is far less known. They were two separate fast food companies that merged in 1997. The Hardee's and Carl's Jr. names remain separate to this day even though their menu's are nearly identical.
I love the way the humor is not really "in your face" funny -- it's more casual and matter-of-fact. No one is trying to be funny -- it's just ridiculous and/or dark. Good stuff. Great reaction. Thanks for this.
That's a great way to put it. I think it's because their stuff feels very grounded even when ridiculous stuff it going on.
Out of all the reactions to the movie I've seen, this might be my top one, because you guys really do appreciate every subtle bit of comedy that comes from the absurdity of the situations, whereas other channels tend to take the movie more at face value. I mean, it's a pretty grim tale on the surface of course, but the way the events play out combined with the dialogue and the unforgettable Midwestern mannerisms makes Fargo quite an entertaining experience
Thanks so much. It's obvious to us that this is a thriller mixed with tons of absurd, character based comedy. But, if you scroll down a bit, you'll see some comments about how we are terrible people for finding anything funny about this totally serious crime thriller, lol.
I love Jean’s reaction when Scotty lets the f-word fly 😂
"Chief Margie" would be a great TV series.... especially if she remains pregnant for the whole run, lol. Seven seasons and the baby never pops 😅
Would be hilarious if it's the same actress and she's still pregnant since 1996.
@@firstcityviews in 1996 she was just Frances Mcdormand....now she'll be 3 times Oscar winner Frances Mcdormand
@@Rash23215 Rightly so! She is amazing.
Absolute Dark Surreal Comedy Genius! The unexpectedness of this movie blew my mind! The TV Fargo is also one of my all time faves! Utter brilliance!👏👍🙏
I enjoyed watching your reaction. You've made good choices of movies to react to. Good luck with your channel.
Thanks!
It's my favorite Coen Bro movie. They have many of my favorites.
Love this movie!!! Great reaction, this is the first of your videos I have watched. Hitting subscribe now. 👍😁👍
You guys helped figure out what is so special about Fargo. The Coen Brothers excel at capturing very specific people and places, in a way most movies never bother to sort out. Generic action heroes that could be played by just about any actor? Absolutely not. And as you point out, this movie would simply not be the same if it took place in California. Most Coen Brothers movies are about capturing a specific place and the kinds of characters who live there. My Top 5 Coen Brothers movies are (in no order) Fargo, No Country For Old Men, Raising Arizona, The Big Lebowski, and Intolerable Cruelty. (That last one is unjustly maligned and forgotten!) All of these movies capture very specific characters in a very specific slice of America. If you like Fargo's dark humor, then you'll like Raising Arizona and Intolerable Cruelty. The Big Lebowski is also comedic, but also kind of a film noir. You can't go wrong with any of them!
I think Big Labowski is one of the next ones we will check out, always wanted to watch it, No Country for old men is one of my favorites.
William H Macy's character wanted the money so he could buy that 40 acres of land mentioned earlier in the movie to start his own dealership.
Hardees in the eastern half of the US is what you probably call Carl's Jr. Same restaurant chain overall, but there's an east/west split on the ownership of the company hence the different names.
I always thought that 40 acres was just a lie and he was going to pocket the money himself, that's why he wanted to be the "intermediary"
@@elizabethstrong6057 It was real, real enough that he had a solid business proposal about it. But yes he was going to steal the capital
It's awesome your sense of humors were great with this. I think it's hilarious. And I'm always a little stumped when some don't crack up at it. But your thumbnail showed y'all have a great sense of humor! This gon be fun. :))
We couldn't help but laugh, even some of the really dark stuff still cracked us up. Big Lebowski reaction is coming out in the next few days, thanks for watching!
@@firstcityviews oh this so cool that y'all love this stuff. And you'll both love The Big Lebowski. It's a trip. Yay Dark Comedy!
Ps. Burn After Reading by them is another great one.
Loved your interaction with the movie. Made it very fun. Definitely like your channel.
Thanks so much! One of the funniest movies we've seen in years, I think we laughed at some parts that aren't even supposed to be funny.
They said that since The Coen Brothers were raised in the Midwest that they thought since they've had big snow winters in the past that filming in Minnesota in the winter was going to be perfect for getting the bleak winter shot, but unfortunately they had a mild winter that year so they had to fill some of the locations with snow from a snow-making machine.
Interesting, you could definitely tell it was super cold on some of the days they filmed.
Fargo is a perfect movie.
Perfect blend of dark humor, brutal violence, and tragic circumstances that broke a seemingly innocent family apart.
All for money.
Great reaction guys,
Subbed.
Thanks so much! Big Lebowski will be uploaded soon!
When I saw this in the theater, an older lady near me said to her husband 'If there's more violence in this movie, we're leaving."
They stayed :)
Nick Cage in his breakout role -- 'Raising Arizona'. His hair alone is worth the price of admission.
Hahahha! And we'll definitely check out Raising Arizona, I think Big Labowski is next.
The money comes into play in the Fargo tv show.
As you had to repost this here are the movies i recommended on the deleted one (minus Clerks as you have watched it)
12 Angry Men (1957)
Requiem For A Dream (2000)
True Romance (1993)
Million Dollar Baby (2004)
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest (1975)
Ed Wood (1994)
Bringing Out The Dead (1999)- Underrated movie from Martin Scorsese
Thanks again!!
The multi-award winning actor who plays Margie is Francis McDormand who by the way is married to one of rhe Coen brothers and is in all their movies. She won the Oscar for her performance in this movie.
Rightly so.
I have subscribed after watching your reaction to Young Frankenstein and now Fargo, 2 of my favorite comedies.
Thank you so much! Raising Arizona is coming out tomorrow!
I've never seen this movie either, I did not expect it to be full of so many hilarious little gems 😂. Definitely need to watch it in its entirety now.
Highly recommend Cynthdawg.
yes, its a thoroughly enjoyable film. and the humor is reality based not absurdist which gives the film an aire of authenticity. i kinda link this film with "the usual suspects." both released close to each other, with ensemble casts, about an intense crime drama sprinkled with related humour.
the main thing wrong with this film is that the coen bros falsely claimed it be based upon "true events." THAT WAS AN ACT FRAUD! and a completely unnecassary fraud to boot. the movie is wonderful as it is. a completely charming and intense piece of fiction. why misrepresent it as a "true story?" what on earth were they thinking?
Great reaction guys! I'm watching this a 2nd time! 😂 Someone probably mentioned it, but the Fargo series is also really good!
I have heard lots of good things about the series, does it have the same feel as the movie?
@@firstcityviews Each season in a different story, all taking place in or around Fargo/ the mid west.. Def resemblance to the miserable, drab, comical and violent feeling of the film, but in it's own way. If you check out the cast, you'll know your set!
@@tofu6684 I've seen that plenty of people react to the show so it might end up being our first TV series on the channel.
@@tofu6684 but not filmed there, the series was mostly filmed around Calgary, Alberta, Canada
If you haven't seen it, you should see "Something about Mary". That is funny as heck also. My bad, it was the Farley brothers. Hardee's was actually started in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. It is a small town.
I think this is the first time I watched this as a comedy :)
Maybe you're not supposed to laugh as much as we did but we couldn't help it.
@@firstcityviews I loved it. Thank you for sharing ...
Memento was Christopher Nolan. It's a fantastic movie, especially for cinephiles who like analysing things.
Out west, Hardee's is known as Carl's Jr.
Definitely want to check it out.
You guys are great reactors,I’m surprised you guys don’t have a lot more subscribers
Thanks so much! We're pretty new still, we definitely need to upload more consistently to keep growing.
"Miller's Crossing" is also a great one.
Hardee’s is east coast too
If you are looking for dark comedies try Tucker and Dale vs Evil (if y’all haven’t already seen it. ) It’s hilarious, dark and a little gross. The perfect movie, lol.
Have not seen it but it looks hilarious! We'll add it to the list.
Another awesome reaction loved it y’all were great again y’all and the movie had me laughing so much I’ve seen this movie when it first came out awesome movie have y’all seen the movie the Mist great movie 🤣😎
Great Reaction Guy's To One Of My All Time Favorite Movie's 😂😂😂😂
Absolutely one of the funniest movies we've seen in years!
@@firstcityviewsNice😊
Great Performances By Everyone In This Movie 👍
Hey, just found your channel! You guys are so much fun! And I think this was a great match for you guys! I've never seen any reactors laugh at ALL the "jokes". It's a very dark comedy! But you didn't miss anything! "Accordion King"! You guys really "got it". The two movies in their catalog that are closest to this, I'm DYING for you to see now: their second movie RAISING ARIZONA, and their first BLOOD SIMPLE. Their second movie is HILARIOUS and super brilliant and i think you guys would also just do a fantastic job with"Raising Arizona", with a young Nicholas Cage and Holly Hunter. One of their best movies, definitely hilarious and one of a kind (like this one!). That's RIGHT up your alley, trust me. Also their first movie, "Blood Simple" is fantastic, brilliant, and put them on the map and doesn't have nearly enough reactions for! They predate Tarantino. "Blood Simple" is 1984 and was a HUGE inspiration to both Tarantino and the 90s "indie" movement. In the 80s, if you were like me and you hated the dopey blockbusters, all you had was stuff like Coen Brothers, David Lynch, Woody Allen, 80s Scorsese, 80s Coppola, some early stuff from Demme or Van Zant, etc. "Raising Arizona" is right up your alley.....and it's also a short movie! GREAT REACTION. You guys are a great reactor team!!!
PS: Two more: No one has done David Lynch's "Wild At Heart" yet, which again is a bizarre, wild, hilarious, demented, fun movie. And there are only a few reactions for his "Blue Velvet", one of the most notorious and groundbreaking movies of the 80s. I think you guys would KILL on "Wild At Heart"! Other movies from this period that don't have nearly enough reactions: Scorsese's "The King Of Comedy" (beyond brilliant and highly topical to today) and "Cape Fear" (huge suspense film of the 90s, only one reaction so far). Also his 1985 movie "After Hours" is WILD and demented and there are only two reactions for it so far, even though it's a beloved movie, one of the wildest of the 80s. And lastly: "Boogie Nights" (from 1998) which is a party and a half, starring EVERYBODY you ever heard of, lol. Wes Anderson's "The Royal Tenenbaums" is outstanding. "Dazed And Confused" from 1994, would LOVE to see your reactions to that one! Also the movie "Dazed And Confused" is almost a sort of cultural sequel" to: George Lucas' "American Graffiti". (both are youth culture movies that take place one night: the first on the eve of the 60s, last day of summer 1962.....and then last day of school 1976. The elephant in the room: the 60s themselves which you never see! But they are acutely felt in both films! Ok enough from me! LOVE your budding reaction channel!
PSS: And "Network"! (1976) Wild media satire, even more relevant to today than it was when it was made!
Amazing comment! Thanks so much! I think we might watch all the Coen's movies.
Fargo, Raising Arizona, Hudsucker Proxy, No Country for Old Men and Big Lebowski are my favorite Coen brothers movies. I can watch them all over and over.
Big Lebowski is next on the list! Hopefully I can have it uploaded by Wednesday.
"Oh yaaa... ya betcha"
If you want more of this kind of stuff, check out Fargo the TV series. First season is the best TV show I have ever seen.
Heard great stuff! Definitely want to check it out.
It's definitely funny and your laughter made me laugh along with you even more
Thanks so much! Make sure to watch our Big Lebowski reaction.
Fun fact: The Coen brothers also edit their films under an alias. You should definitely check out "Blood Simple", their very first film, which shows how they started their habit of noir-style plots where things go very wrong. There's even a scene in it which is basically duplicated in this film. It's also Frances McDormand's first film and where she met Joel Coen, which led to them getting married a few years later (and they're still married). So many of their films are just great, especially the earlier ones, up through probably "True Grit"? While "No Country for Old Men" is my current favorite film of all time, I actually think "Barton Fink" is my actual favorite Coen brothers movie. Great performances by John Turturro and John Goodman, both of whom star in so many of their other movies.
We just watched Big Labowski, hopefully we'll have it uploaded tomorrow.
9:19 Momento? did you mean Memento (2000) directed by Christopher Nolen?
Yep, the drummer in my band let me know I was mistaken the very same day I uploaded this LOL.
@@firstcityviews Memento is great. very unique.
Nolan.
@@Eowyn187 Chrisfoter Nalen
@@Divine_R Fristocher Nylon
Actually it was particularly warm when they filmed it. So they did have to put fake snow everywhere.
Cohen brothers are amazing every movie wow.
100% We still have a few more to watch.
Have you seen Wes Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom"? It has that great scene style and dry humor in The Grand Budapest Hotel. It also has the Marge Gunderson actress (Frances McDormand) in a fun character part, but sadly not a ton of screen time. I think she is part of the lawyer couple, who are a real hoot. All big names in that movie, very surprising.
We LOVED Moonrise Kingdom! Still need to watch Grand Budapest, we'll probably do it on the channel.
This was the first Coen Brothers film I ever saw; so you can understand why I'm such a fan of their work.
From "Barton Fink", "Oh Brother", "True Grit" to "Burn After Reading"; and of course "The Big Lebouski". Every one with a stellar cast of the usual suspects and forkin' funny! 🤣
We've had a lot of requests for Miller's Crossing too, not that it's a comedy but it seems to be a fan favorite with the Coen fans.
@@firstcityviews Yes; also there is a not so overtly humorous film called "A Serious Man". Like all Coen brothers movies it is somewhat quirky ( It stars Simon Helberg; Woolowitz from The Big Bang Theory); but in my humble opinion not as good as the others.
20:44 Hardee's is what Carl's Jr. is in the midwest.
No Country for Old Men is definitely more of an outlier in the Coen Brothers' body of work as far as tone is concerned. Fargo hits a lot closer to their usual MO when it comes to quirky characters and writing style. If you dig this as a comedy, I'd definitely recommend any of the following:
The Big Lebowski
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Burn After Reading
Raising Arizona
Barton Fink
A Serious Man
Haven't seen any of them, I think Big Lebowski is next on the list.
More Coen Bros. you say? Hecks yea, I'm onboard.
Some personal favs:
The Big Lebowski
The Hudsucker Proxy
Raising Arizona
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Big Lebowski is going to be our next reaction 100%
The Fargo TV series is good too.
You would love Raising Arizona, it is funny and dark too.
Frances McDormand, the pregnant cop, is married to one of the Coen Brothers.
Also, Memento is a whole other vibe from this. It's a really good mind-bender. No comedy in it.
I don't know where I got it in my head that Momento was a Coen movie but I've thought that for years LOL.
Hardees is literally the same company as Carl's Jrs.
We live in Ketchikan, Alaska, we have neither of those here.
two other Cohen movies that are a must see is "Oh Brother Where Art Thou'" and "The Big Lebowski" which sparked an actual religion The Church of Latter day Dudes"
Oh Brother Where Art Thou is probably going to be the next one on the list, We already did Big Lebowski and I highly recommend watching it, if you thought I laughed too much during Fargo wait till you see that one!
The series is excellent as well,
Also you may like In Bruges, another great dark comedy
We LOVE dark humor.
i second In Bruges
Having finished that... y'all would LOVE a movie by Martin McDonaugh called Seven Psychopaths!! If you don't watch it in here, just watch it. Flawless dark comedy just like this.
Other Cohen Brothers films: Millers Crossing, The Big Lebowski, Burn After Reading and yoiu have already seen No Country for Old Men.
Absolutely love Fargo. Be sure to watch the TV show if you like this.
Coen Bros were doing dark, violent, funny noir movies simce 1984's Blood Simple. If anything, Quentin took a page from the Coen's book
Stupid YT...here is a comment since they took down the one I posted on the original. ✌
Thanks for all your support! Hopefully this one gets a bit more traction than the last one, we will definitely be checking out more Coen brothers stuff, maybe Big Lebowski next.
The Cohens did not do Memento geez what the heck were you thinkin
Hahaha, found that out right after we put out this video.
You guys should watch some Paul Thomas Anderson films, he is in competition with these guys as the top US filmmaker of the past 30 years.There's a lot of European influence on these American directors, as well as film noir from the 40's to 60's. Check out some Jean Pierre Melville!
That's a great idea, I've only seen Punch Drunk Love and Boogie Nights.
Be weary of the company you keep, Your face when the wood chipper scene was on was hilarious , you smirked as if taking notes …….no offense at all made me chuckle , different faces for same scene …………watch this guy 👀
Part of it was that I was very aware of the infamous wood chipper scene so the second I heard the machine running I knew what was coming.
I Give This Movie 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
i don't consider this a comedy, but it has lots of funny moments. lots. I also recommend The Big Lebowski, Miller's Crossing, and in Bruges. there are zero reactions to Miller's Crossing, it's a great movie. I will definitely subscribe if you watch Miller's Crossing. just kidding, I already subscribed. 🙂
Hahahah, I was already a subscriber to you on my personal account, I love your mashups of all the reactors, I'd be honored if your featured us but I know we are a small channel. Big Lebowski is next on the list, I'll look into Miller's Crossing.
@@firstcityviews that's why i'm here, scouting talent. 😉
The guy that played the cop who made the DLR mistake randomly appeared in some car "Wider is better" ad practically doing the same character. ruclips.net/video/RO6U_KawAdg/видео.html
He was also in the Dawn of the Dead remake, that's why he looked so familiar to me but I couldn't put my finger on it.
First time watching your channel. Great reaction to a FABULOUS movie. Check out my favorite Coen Brothers flick, THE HUDSUCKER PROXY.
Thanks so much! We'll add it to the list, our big Lebowski reaction will be out soon!
Frances is married to one of the brothers
You have GOT TO watch The Big Lebowski. Another Coen Brothers classic. Please please, I'd love to see your reaction to that one.
Definitely towards the top of the list! We have a couple other vids coming out first but we WILL get to it, I promise.
The Big Lebowski needs to be on your to-see list.
It's definitely the next Coen movie we are watching.
My favorite movies are the ones with lots of deep character actors. The Princess Bride, Fargo, Moonrise Kingdom and other movies that have really caught my attention tend to have really strong actors playing these incredibly specific parts and with great lines that are perfect for sound bites and ring tones and such.
Ya sure, don’cha know….
My wife has family from Wisconsin, I have family from Minnesota, they basically could have said anything and we would have laughed.
Can you please react to
Stigmata
Starring Patricia Arquette Oscar winner
Please
This isn't actually based on a real story.
William h Macy wild hogs movie
Unlike you, I still would have found lots of laughs even without those accents. I think the dialogue is great.
Absolutely, the accent is just the gravy on top. My wife's family is from Wisconsin so we started laughing almost immediately.
i'm glad you have a sense a humour but you laughed at every tragedy in this movie. i mean, "schindler's list" had its humor but would you laugh all the way through it?
the main thing wrong with this film is that the coen bros falsely claimed it be based upon "true events." THAT WAS AN ACT FRAUD! and a completely unnecassary fraud to boot. the movie is wonderful as it is. a completely charming and intense piece of fiction. why misrepresent it as a "true story?" what on earth were they thinking?
What tragedy? Everything that was dark and brutal about this movie was made even funnier when juxtaposed over the ridiculous setting and characters, I also think the "true story" part was just a weird joke, not meant to fool anyone.
@@firstcityviews ... the whole movie was a tragedy. didn't you get it? that was the whole point of the sheriff's last monologue. that was the point of seeing that ending arrest at the motel. there was nothing funny about those things.
also, the coen bros passed this off as "based on true events." critics and audiences believed it was based on true events. there were reports of people who went looking for the lost money. it only came out later that was a lie. committing fraud is no joke, my friend.
anyway, i'm glad you liked the film. although you liked it for completely different reasons than i did. cheers to the art of filmmaking!
Schindler's List has funny parts??? No way dude. Your argument makes no sense. Coen Brothers always have quirky, funny dark scenes going on with mishaps and violence. You can't compare Schindler's List and Fargo.
One of the funniest non comedy movies ever.
That's a good way to put it.
Was going to subscribe to your channel, but the constant inappropriate giggling at scenes that weren’t really funny was too annoying… staying unsubscribed but good luck anyway
Oh no! You seem like such a nice guy! Please don't leave us....
Popping in your enlargement is really bigtime distracting. We hear you and see you just fine in the smaller circle. Also, your volume is much too high. If your voice is turned down to normal, then we can't hear the movie voices.
Thanks for your feedback, cutting to us is a way to keep the video from getting copyright claimed, if you pay attention you'll notice all reactors do it. This was also one of our first reactions, if you watch some of our newer vids you won't find those audio issues.
I was surprised that you thought this was so funny.
Why?
@@firstcityviews Well, this movie isn't really intended as a comedy. Breaking out in laughter when the trooper's head is destroyed isn't funny. It wasn't intended to be funny. I think you missed the point.
Laughter is a common way to deal with uncomfortable situations, and it absolutely is a comedy, in fact it had some of the funniest moments I've ever seen in a movie, I think you may have missed the point...
Side note: I actually didn't laugh when the trooper was shot, I just said "oh brutal, that came out of nowhere". So what are you even on about?
there is nothing really to laugh at in this film maybe a smile here and there from the local language differences but that is it- this NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT A GODDAMNED COMEDY -quirky but not funny AT ALL at all at all......
Did you lose a girlfriend to Fargo?
This movie is very definition of dark humor. I laughed at quite a few scenes in the movie.
@@coxmosia1 Agreed. I think there is a very small but vocal group of viewers that has zero grasp on the concept of dark humor. Our Jojo Rabbit video has faced similar criticism from people trying to claim that it isn't a comedy and isn't funny in the slightest, THAT IS ABSURD, it literally has a cartoon version of Hitler skipping around the screen like a maniac. I LOVE dark humor, the darker the better.