@@kellinwinslow1988with the internet it is very easy to look this stuff up. Jeff Goldblum has never been nominated for an acting Oscar. The Fly was nominated and won for best makeup.
@@pete_lind Agreed. This, The Thing, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Blob, and The Lord of the Rings (yes, I'm counting the animated movie) are remakes better than the original
A body horror masterpiece. The effects are still epic today and you are emotionally connected to all of the characters. The horror is how much we like and adore the characters and the events that unfold break our hearts.
Stephen King once wrote a story about the invention of teleportation, called The Jaunt. It worked perfectly, except that when they test it on mice, they come out the other side catatonic and/or crazed. They learn that living things can only survive going through if they're unconscious. Many years later, a young boy wants to learn what it's like to go through awake, so he fakes taking the sedative. It turns out that while teleportation seems instant to everyone on the outside, for anyone going through the portal awake, it seems like eternity. Their mind is awake in a featureless void for thousands of years, driving them insane. Now that's horror. :)
If anyone is wondering what happened to the second baboon it was explained in a deleted reel of the film. After learning he and the fly were bonded at the molecular-genetic level, he wanted to see what would happen if he repeated the process with two other living creatures. He put the other baboon and a housecat in one telepod and merged them in the other. The result was a wild baboon-cat hybrid that instantly attacked him. He then proceeded to beat it to death with a crowbar. Test audiences hated this scene and lost all sympathy for the character, so it was removed. It's unfortunate because Goldblum's make-up was great; he still looked human, but you could clearly see the fly DNA starting to take hold. The scene was included on special edition DVDs and Blu-ray discs.
Seems it could have been a reference from the original as well. ? Something about a cat teleporting but never appearing at all. Yet it could still be heard. I don't really remember the details or order of events from either novel or film though.
@@AltCutTV That was in the 1958 version of The Fly. The cat disintegrated, but never reappeared in the receiver. Only a disembodied meowing was heard coming from thin air.
One "twist" that I like in this movie is that initially the bearded guy is set up to be a jealous and bitter jerk, but as the movie goes on, it's clear that Seth is reckless and basically insane whiles the bearded guy ends up being the voice of reason.
He may be the "voice of reason," but he is still a complete jerk. He does have a somewhat redemptive arch though. His returning character in part 2 is kinda a broken shell.
Before Covid, I worked in the building that was used for his lab/apartment. Now it houses Sirrus radio and a television production company. Whole neighborhood looks very different today.
@@simonfrederiksen104 Yeah not the re-make whose story was re-written bythe Chinese Communist Party. Literally. The producers should have been prosecuted for treason.
Holy hell, this woman really has no idea what this movie is about. That's impressive to have not absorbed this movie through pop culture iff nothing else. And there IS a sequel and its highly underrated.
Ah I absolutely love this movie! Such a tragedy. Looking forward to watching your reaction. Both Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis are on top form in this.
Been watching for a few yrs now. You joy, exuberance, and curiosity are overwhelming and infectious!! Look forward to continuing your journey in you cinematic travels..
The Simpsons episode references the original _The Fly_ from 1958. In that one the scientist comes out of the machine with a giant fly head, and the fly comes out with a tiny human head. It's a classic of 1950s Sci-Fi horror. The 1986 remake is superior, partly because of the higher special effects budget but mostly because of a superior script. During filming of _The Fly_ Goldblum and Davis became romantically involved. They married in 1987, and divorced in 1991.
@ElliotNesterman That's why the chemistry between Goldblum and Davis was so good since they were a real life couple they also appeared in two other movies together . Yes the effects team led by Chris Walas did an amazing job and won an OSCAR that year for best make -up effects plus the whole story is just ramped up from the original and really is a tragic love story at it's heart .
Not gonna lie this movie gave me like actual proper nightmares like waking up sweating and screaming falling out of bed like I couldnt sleep for like a week
The Fly (1986) is a remake of the 1958 film of the same name. In the original, a scientist invented a teleporter but had his head accidentally switched with the head of a fly. That's the one that you remember being parodied by The Simpsons.
You better watch out those hairy children are running around everywhere. At the end when Brundel comes out part of the telepod a fly landed on my cell and scared the crap out of me.😆
I saw this movie as a kid and it scar’d me. To this day I can’t eat anything that a fly even lands on for a second. All I can see is that little fucker throwing up the second he lands. This movie has cost me many of cookout hotdogs and hamburgers to be thrown out
"Flies are dicks" - you're too much - LMAO. One of the 3 greatest '80s remakes of a '50s sci-fi horror film including THE BLOB & THE THING. Goldblum s/gotten an Oscar nod. He & Davis fell in love and was married (briefly) after their 2nd time co-starring in a film (they previously met in the sci-fi comedy EARTH GIRLS ARE EASY). The original is so worth seeing too. David Cronenberg (who cameos as the doctor in the nightmare sequence) directed this while his mom was dying of cancer so this was truly a personal endeavor for him (and arguably his best film - and best body horror venture too). The film is also a parable for the AIDS epidemic that was in full swing during the production in the '80s (seeing someone slowly dying of an incurable disease and eventually being unrecognizable physically; truly tragic). The amazing and truly jaw-droppingly disgusting make-up f/x won Chris Walas (who also did GREMLINS) an Oscar for his outstanding work. Produced by Mel Brooks too. BTW John Getz who plays the sleazy ex/editor and redemptive hero just had a birthday (his 78th) on the 15th :D
The 1970s remake of “Invasion of the Body Snatchers,” with Jeff Goldblum, Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams, Veronica Cartwright and Leonard Nimoy is also great.
One of the best parts of watching this was listening to all of Dawn-Marie's wrong guesses about what was going to happen in the beginning. I still get grossed out when he vomits up the acid to eat. Gotta hand it to Cronenberg, though, he really know weird and warped stuff!
Yes there is a sequel! It's not as famous or popular but it's criminally under-appreciated and under-rated, and it's not just good but features one of the last, most advanced fully practical animatronic creatures before the industry switched over to doing that kind of thing with CG.
WOW!!!! Dawn Marie looks amazing with red hair! Especially with the colour of her eyebrows! When he lost his jaw & turned into the Fly & Watching Dawn Marie's Reaction....That's my favorite moment in this Video! ❤️
Wow you're the first person who found the dark humor in Brundle's transformation, most reactors are just horrified/nauseated and can't really process the underlying tragedy of the story. There is a dumb sequel to this film but writer/director Cronenberg had nothing to do with it. Hope you check out more of his great films especially Videodrome.
Just starting the vid, and can NOTTTT wait for this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Post watch: You're absolutely RIGHT to call it a masterpiece! It truly is. Your reaction is absolutely spot on and was SO fun to watch!
Dawn I'm used to the hair now & it looks absolutely stellar, perfect for Autumn!!! I saw you were doing this & knew the Dawn laughs were going to ensue!!! I know I've seen a parody where it's a character & something other than a fly too, can't remember what!!! Thanks for the great Dawn laughs tho, CHEERS!!!
After his last teleport, the machine said "Fusion of Brundlefly and TELEPOD successful " meaning he was fused with the metal of the telepod. When the guy shot the pod it messed it up like a microwave with a broken door.
It's amazing how Conenberg was able to take these silly old films about a mad scientist swapping heads with a fly, and turned it into something truly horrifying. Watching your loved one slowly dying of a strange new disease in the 80s that you can't understand as they visibly waste away before your eyes. I'm sure the parallels are pretty obvious there.
Yes Darlin! Great practical effects, Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis make this film best movie ever! There is a sequel, but not a great one. The original film was made in the 50s with Vincent Price appearing in it.
"Winner of the poll: Where a major star is nearly or totally unrecognizable" I wonder if The Elephant Man (1980) was on that poll? Very hard to realise John Hurt is even in that movie without looking at the cast list.
This is one of many big 80s horror remakes of 50s movies. Theres also a 90s movie called "Matinee" with John Goodman that spoofs the original Fly in a movie-within-a-movie called "MANT!"
Earth Girls are Easy was also a Davis/ Goldblum pairing. They were married for a while there. Independence Day, Jurassic Park 2, Vibes, opposite Cyndi Lauper, Into the Night, ( or new noir and the insomniac), the list goes on and on. For most of his career he's done mostly projects he enjoys. One stylized classic noir gang film Mad Dog Time was with Richard Dreyfuss playing a gangster head just released from confinement, reasserting his dominance. Just a lot of good stuff.
You are correct. Even when photons or small bits of matter are teleported today, the original is destroyed and a quantum copy is created. The matter doesn’t move, but the information does.
the Fly 2 is a pretty worthy sequel. super gory and lots of fun. your also pretty spot on about throwing the other guy in the telapod to dilute the fly.
Geena Davis' performance guts me every time. It looks so effortless what she does. Brilliant selection. Brilliant channel. How the heck do you not have more subscribers?!?!
Best Reaction Ever 😁 This is the Remake series: "The Fly" (1986) // "The Fly II" (1989). This is the original franchise: "The Fly" (1958) // "Return of the Fly" (1959) // "Curse of the Fly" (1965)
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Seth crawling around on the ceiling was pretty impressive. He was pretty pretty spry for a fly guy.
uh huh! uh huh!
@@dadougler Give it to me baby!
All he wanted was some offspring
@@ModeloLoveMeLongTime Niiiice.
Got to give that comment two thumbs up 👍🏻 👍🏻
I was lucky enough to see this on the big screen when it came out. I strongly believe that it is one of the finest horror films ever made.
My too. Be afraid, be very afraid.
Jeff Goldblum deserved an Oscar nomination for this role.
Best Mel Brooks movie , also one those remakes that are better that original.
He got a nomination for best actor actually.
@@kellinwinslow1988with the internet it is very easy to look this stuff up. Jeff Goldblum has never been nominated for an acting Oscar. The Fly was nominated and won for best makeup.
@@pete_lind Agreed. This, The Thing, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Blob, and The Lord of the Rings (yes, I'm counting the animated movie) are remakes better than the original
It's his best role. Easily.
A body horror masterpiece. The effects are still epic today and you are emotionally connected to all of the characters. The horror is how much we like and adore the characters and the events that unfold break our hearts.
"I thought it was a hairy child running out" 🤣
Stephen King once wrote a story about the invention of teleportation, called The Jaunt. It worked perfectly, except that when they test it on mice, they come out the other side catatonic and/or crazed. They learn that living things can only survive going through if they're unconscious. Many years later, a young boy wants to learn what it's like to go through awake, so he fakes taking the sedative. It turns out that while teleportation seems instant to everyone on the outside, for anyone going through the portal awake, it seems like eternity. Their mind is awake in a featureless void for thousands of years, driving them insane.
Now that's horror. :)
"That's a terrible thing to happen" is an A+ comment at the end of The Fly
If anyone is wondering what happened to the second baboon it was explained in a deleted reel of the film. After learning he and the fly were bonded at the molecular-genetic level, he wanted to see what would happen if he repeated the process with two other living creatures. He put the other baboon and a housecat in one telepod and merged them in the other. The result was a wild baboon-cat hybrid that instantly attacked him. He then proceeded to beat it to death with a crowbar. Test audiences hated this scene and lost all sympathy for the character, so it was removed. It's unfortunate because Goldblum's make-up was great; he still looked human, but you could clearly see the fly DNA starting to take hold. The scene was included on special edition DVDs and Blu-ray discs.
Such a Cronenberg thing to write.
Seems it could have been a reference from the original as well. ? Something about a cat teleporting but never appearing at all. Yet it could still be heard.
I don't really remember the details or order of events from either novel or film though.
I've seen that clip. It is gross and terrifying, and the effects are amazing!!! 👏👏👏👏👍
The original is also fairly close to the novel.
@@AltCutTV That was in the 1958 version of The Fly. The cat disintegrated, but never reappeared in the receiver. Only a disembodied meowing was heard coming from thin air.
"What's he turned into" He was fused with the part of the pod door that disappeared because the door was not closed completely.
Yes he teleported .the front facade of the telepod along with him while trying to escape it
Damn girl - that hair colour really suits you ! The Fly scared the utter shit out of me as a kid - the practical effects really make it pop !
The real horror was hugging him right where his ear fell off😮
Probably the most disturbing visually graphic movie I've ever seen. I watched this in the eighties and it still creeps me out.
Great horror film. Great acting. Great tragic story. No villains - only good people who were doomed by a cruel twist of fate.
I recommend “The Long Kiss Goodnight” with Geena Davis and Samuel L Jackson. I think you'd get a kick out of it.
I second this
“Whaaat?! I didn’t realize it was a monkey. I thought that it was a hairy child that ran out!”😂
I love that people told her that this was a superhero movie.
Dawn's working backward. She saw the 1997 Treehouse of Horror. Now the 1986 The Fly. Now she needs to see the original from 1958.
Fun fact: Jeff and Geena are one of the tallest on screen couples in film history (Jeff is around 6'3" and Geena is around 6'0").
wow, didnt know she was 6', I knew she was in mensa, which is really cool.
@stephenmiller2544 she is also an archer and competed several times for the Olympic archery team for the US.
They were once married. 1987-1991
Dawn Marie in red hair... be still, my heart.
One "twist" that I like in this movie is that initially the bearded guy is set up to be a jealous and bitter jerk, but as the movie goes on, it's clear that Seth is reckless and basically insane whiles the bearded guy ends up being the voice of reason.
He may be the "voice of reason," but he is still a complete jerk. He does have a somewhat redemptive arch though. His returning character in part 2 is kinda a broken shell.
@@bryanjacobsen5005 Definitely. He still deserved to be vomited on!
Before Covid, I worked in the building that was used for his lab/apartment. Now it houses Sirrus radio and a television production company. Whole neighborhood looks very different today.
Where is the building?
Toronto. 135 Liberty Street.
RED DAWN! lol
would me a good movie pick - the 1980's version anyway
@@simonfrederiksen104 Yeah not the re-make whose story was re-written bythe Chinese Communist Party. Literally. The producers should have been prosecuted for treason.
Wolverine!!!!
LOL
Ha ha ha she looks like Chucky
Holy hell, this woman really has no idea what this movie is about. That's impressive to have not absorbed this movie through pop culture iff nothing else. And there IS a sequel and its highly underrated.
"Not another monkey. You're gonna have none left"
𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝐡𝐚𝐢𝐫 𝐫𝐨𝐜𝐤𝐬!
She looks amazing
Canada fact: The original The Fly took place in Montreal, this remake in Toronto.
Ah I absolutely love this movie! Such a tragedy. Looking forward to watching your reaction. Both Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis are on top form in this.
If you want to know what happened to the baby, why don't you review the sequel, 'Fly 2'?
Good idea.
I first watched this when I was 12 creeped the hell out of me. But now it's one of my best films.
OMG THE RED HAIR!!!! ❤❤❤
Yep...love the red hair!
Spice girl vibes
Calm down
Now we know blonde and Red are just fine 😊
@@foljs5858mmm Ginger Spice
"Maybe because it's squishy..." If "Doctor Brundle" had a class, at University, you'd be his pet. "YES! EXACTLY Dawn."
Two thumbs up on the red hair, and The Fly is one of those rare movies that really gets under my skin.
It got under Seth Brundles' skin, too.
"One fly can do nothing."
That's true until one fly gets into your telepod.
The Fly original movie came out in 1958 with Vincent Price & others.
Been watching for a few yrs now. You joy, exuberance, and curiosity are overwhelming and infectious!! Look forward to continuing your journey in you cinematic travels..
The Simpsons episode references the original _The Fly_ from 1958. In that one the scientist comes out of the machine with a giant fly head, and the fly comes out with a tiny human head. It's a classic of 1950s Sci-Fi horror. The 1986 remake is superior, partly because of the higher special effects budget but mostly because of a superior script.
During filming of _The Fly_ Goldblum and Davis became romantically involved. They married in 1987, and divorced in 1991.
@ElliotNesterman That's why the chemistry between Goldblum and Davis was so good since they were a real life couple they also appeared in two other movies together .
Yes the effects team led by Chris Walas did an amazing job and won an OSCAR that year for best make -up effects
plus the whole story is just ramped up from the original and really is a tragic love story at it's heart .
Did they have any "kids" ?
@@Escapee5931 Both Goldblum and Davis have children from seperate marriages but they didn't have any children while they were together !
@@harveylee51 I have suggested to several reactors that _Earth Girls Are Easy_ would be a great, summer, Sci-Fi movie.
The end of the original The Fly still creeps me out.
As always, very entertaining reaction video! Also, the red hair is amazing!
THE ORIGINAL WITH VINCENT PRICE IS PRETTY GOOD
Yeah, I think the sequel was called "Hey, Who's Gonna Clean Up This Mess?"
Wow, you pretty much called the movie before each scene happened! Awesome!
What the hell are you talking about?
She had no idea what the movie was even about until the fly scene actually happened
Brundle was half in and half out of the pod when the sequence started, so the pod fused him with part of the pod door. He was in agony.
1:37 you might be interested to see the B&W original with Vincent Price.-Ernie Moore Jr.
Not gonna lie this movie gave me like actual proper nightmares like waking up sweating and screaming falling out of bed like I couldnt sleep for like a week
David Cronenberg was like "ok, in this scene, she's going to give birth to a giant maggot." This is why he's a genius.
How can you laugh through this???!!! You are GNARLY!😂❤
Practical effects: why 1986 is more relevant than 2016.
The Fly (1986) is a remake of the 1958 film of the same name. In the original, a scientist invented a teleporter but had his head accidentally switched with the head of a fly. That's the one that you remember being parodied by The Simpsons.
return of the fly (1959)
You better watch out those hairy children are running around everywhere. At the end when Brundel comes out part of the telepod a fly landed on my cell and scared the crap out of me.😆
Oh, Dawn Marie in ginger! That's quite a new sight. It's hard to say which colour becomes you better. 🤔
My 4p... blonde suited Dawn far better. I mean, she's lovely anyway, but her "original" look was perfect.
I saw this movie as a kid and it scar’d me. To this day I can’t eat anything that a fly even lands on for a second. All I can see is that little fucker throwing up the second he lands. This movie has cost me many of cookout hotdogs and hamburgers to be thrown out
This film is written as a parody of terminal illness seen from both sides, that's why it is so emotional.
"Flies are dicks" - you're too much - LMAO. One of the 3 greatest '80s remakes of a '50s sci-fi horror film including THE BLOB & THE THING. Goldblum s/gotten an Oscar nod. He & Davis fell in love and was married (briefly) after their 2nd time co-starring in a film (they previously met in the sci-fi comedy EARTH GIRLS ARE EASY). The original is so worth seeing too. David Cronenberg (who cameos as the doctor in the nightmare sequence) directed this while his mom was dying of cancer so this was truly a personal endeavor for him (and arguably his best film - and best body horror venture too). The film is also a parable for the AIDS epidemic that was in full swing during the production in the '80s (seeing someone slowly dying of an incurable disease and eventually being unrecognizable physically; truly tragic). The amazing and truly jaw-droppingly disgusting make-up f/x won Chris Walas (who also did GREMLINS) an Oscar for his outstanding work. Produced by Mel Brooks too. BTW John Getz who plays the sleazy ex/editor and redemptive hero just had a birthday (his 78th) on the 15th :D
The 1970s remake of “Invasion of the Body Snatchers,” with Jeff Goldblum, Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams, Veronica Cartwright and Leonard Nimoy is also great.
John Getz can also be seen in the John Carpenter movie Prince Of Darkness.
@@FilmBuff54 Agreed
Literally jaw dropping.
@@daneng3641 badump tshhh Solid double entendre.
One of the best parts of watching this was listening to all of Dawn-Marie's wrong guesses about what was going to happen in the beginning.
I still get grossed out when he vomits up the acid to eat. Gotta hand it to Cronenberg, though, he really know weird and warped stuff!
Yes there is a sequel! It's not as famous or popular but it's criminally under-appreciated and under-rated, and it's not just good but features one of the last, most advanced fully practical animatronic creatures before the industry switched over to doing that kind of thing with CG.
WOW!!!!
Dawn Marie looks amazing with red hair!
Especially with the colour of her eyebrows!
When he lost his jaw & turned into the Fly & Watching Dawn Marie's Reaction....That's my favorite moment in this Video!
❤️
The film that Barclay watched and that where he got his phobia of transporters from.
Wow you're the first person who found the dark humor in Brundle's transformation, most reactors are just horrified/nauseated and can't really process the underlying tragedy of the story. There is a dumb sequel to this film but writer/director Cronenberg had nothing to do with it. Hope you check out more of his great films especially Videodrome.
I like the sequel, which is kinda dumb, but it is a great B movie.
@@aix42 The only returning actor was Stathis.
Smart Dawn Marie sincere and on it reacting.-Ernie Moore Jr.
I love the way your mind works
Fun Fact: Jeff Goldbloom stayed in character on and off set. He pestered his friends and ate shit.
If that’s true,that is pretty disgusting.
Dawn: Who do you phone?
What do you do?
Me singing to the tune of Ghostbusters
Who you gonna call?
Fly-Swatters!
Just starting the vid, and can NOTTTT wait for this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Post watch: You're absolutely RIGHT to call it a masterpiece! It truly is. Your reaction is absolutely spot on and was SO fun to watch!
Dawn I'm used to the hair now & it looks absolutely stellar, perfect for Autumn!!! I saw you were doing this & knew the Dawn laughs were going to ensue!!! I know I've seen a parody where it's a character & something other than a fly too, can't remember what!!! Thanks for the great Dawn laughs tho, CHEERS!!!
After his last teleport, the machine said "Fusion of Brundlefly and TELEPOD successful " meaning he was fused with the metal of the telepod. When the guy shot the pod it messed it up like a microwave with a broken door.
It's amazing how Conenberg was able to take these silly old films about a mad scientist swapping heads with a fly, and turned it into something truly horrifying. Watching your loved one slowly dying of a strange new disease in the 80s that you can't understand as they visibly waste away before your eyes. I'm sure the parallels are pretty obvious there.
Yes Darlin! Great practical effects, Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis make this film best movie ever!
There is a sequel, but not a great one. The original film was made in the 50s with Vincent Price appearing in it.
"Winner of the poll: Where a major star is nearly or totally unrecognizable"
I wonder if The Elephant Man (1980) was on that poll? Very hard to realise John Hurt is even in that movie without looking at the cast list.
i really Loved the "Museum of Parts That Fell'Off" that was Epic !🎉
Oh my god, I LOVE your hair! It suits you so incredibly well.
One of the best remakes ever. It's up there with The Thing. And the sequel is one of the best ever sequels
Hi Dawn. That was a great film, saw that at the pictures years ago. Thanks for letting me see it again🤩
Jeff Goldblum was a perfect cast. And damn, I was shocked, when I saw the movie as a 13 y/o. Still my favourite horror film.
Thank you Mel Brooks!
This was absolutely a masterpiece of a movie. It should be MUCH more well known
25:17 "Too bad..."
That sideways glance is freaking terrifying.
loved it when it first came out and when it hit DVD ive seen it maybe 50+ times
Loving the red hair. Great reaction as always 😊
Wow! Haven't even started watching and still know this will be epic!
This is one of many big 80s horror remakes of 50s movies. Theres also a 90s movie called "Matinee" with John Goodman that spoofs the original Fly in a movie-within-a-movie called "MANT!"
You look FANTASTIC with the red hair!!! Always enjoy your vids. Great film. So glad you loved it.
"oh god, that poor vagina" is the best line anyone has ever said in a reaction video. hahaha 😂😜🤘
Earth Girls are Easy was also a Davis/ Goldblum pairing. They were married for a while there.
Independence Day, Jurassic Park 2, Vibes, opposite Cyndi Lauper, Into the Night, ( or new noir and the insomniac), the list goes on and on.
For most of his career he's done mostly projects he enjoys. One stylized classic noir gang film Mad Dog Time was with Richard Dreyfuss playing a gangster head just released from confinement, reasserting his dominance. Just a lot of good stuff.
Silverado
You are correct. Even when photons or small bits of matter are teleported today, the original is destroyed and a quantum copy is created.
The matter doesn’t move, but the information does.
The makeup effects are absolutely incredible
the Fly 2 is a pretty worthy sequel. super gory and lots of fun. your also pretty spot on about throwing the other guy in the telapod to dilute the fly.
Yes. there is fly 2. hope you watch that some day 😎🙏
There's something different about it. I can't put my finger on it. 😅 Good reaction Dawn. Your guesses at the beginning were hilarious.
Yes, there's a sequel where you can find out what happened to the baby. Nobody ever does a reaction to it but it's definitely worth a watch.
17:07 "Who do you call?"
Rentokil. (or perhaps Flybusters?)
"When people fall in love, and it's easy and there's no complications".......just give it time, Dawn Marie.....
Dawn, you are ROCKING the red hair!
I'm comin over all Highlander...
Oh, yeah, and The Fly is a pretty good movie too
Geena Davis' performance guts me every time. It looks so effortless what she does. Brilliant selection. Brilliant channel. How the heck do you not have more subscribers?!?!
There are very few movies that I swear I will never watch again. This is one.
I really enjoyed your reaction to this great film. Love the red hair.
Yes there is a sequel. There was also a The Fly and The Return of the Fly, and The Curse of the Fly in the 50's and 60's
Dawn and The Fly???...Bring it on !!!🎩🤣🤣🤣
I remember when this came out, reports of people throwing up in the theaters.
It is a great movie IMO. The special effects still hold up. He is horrifying at the end. Goldblum and Davis do such a good job in it as well.
29:45 I don’t think you’re weird for living this movie. This film is a masterpiece, just like you said and a lot of us recognize it as well.
If you like those special effects from the 80s and 90s ….. You’re going to enjoy: The Thing ( 1982 )
Best Reaction Ever 😁
This is the Remake series: "The Fly" (1986) // "The Fly II" (1989). This is the original franchise: "The Fly" (1958) // "Return of the Fly" (1959) // "Curse of the Fly" (1965)