Sophia didn't go to jail for punching the mayor, she went to jail for punching a WHITE man. Celie had no interest in becoming desirable to Mister. She didn't want to be like Shug because of that. Shug was the closest thing she had to finding love like she had with her sister.
The shot where Danny glover separates them.. the director told the girls that no matter what he does DONT let go of each other.. the scene was shot once and it was perfect and heartbreaking
Actually, in the making of, Spielberg said they had to do the scene multiple times, to get all the different angles, and he knew how hard it was on Danny Glover, who hated having to do it. But you are right, he told the girls don't let him separate you
Spielberg is a master at capturing emotion and making the audience feel empathy for the characters. Between his and the actor's talent and the score, holding back tears is impossible! LOL
I've watched this movie a million times and I think when people watch it, especially with commentary (which is great), they miss some cues. Especially so with the ending, which is set up perfectly. Shug is singing and hears her church sing, and decides then that "God Is Trying to Tell Me Something," which she sings and reunites with her father. Mister, sitting on the porch can hear the singing, and God is trying to tell him something too. That's when he decides to "Do right" by Celie, for once. Remember, she told him. "Until you do right by me, everything you even think about is going to fail?" So he does, leading the way for Celie to be reunited with her sister at the end. One of my all time favorites films.
I think it's great that you're teaching your son to treat everyone with respect, however I caution you to not ignore others' rich culture and heritage. it's okay to recognize that someone is african or arabic. it's okay to notice our diversity, that's what makes the world interesting. the problem comes when we use that diversity to treat others with disrespect or put other down. our differences should be celebrated, not seen as a negative. that being said, I really enjoyed your reaction to this and I hope you enjoyed this movie. it's a heavy one with an amazing message.
I always say that. There is nothing wrong with being different. You having a different style, culture, language should not be feared or hates. Celebrate, recognize and appreciate other cultures.
I've seen this movie a billion times, one of my favorites. I believe the reason Celie told Harpo to beat Sophia was that that's all she's ever known. Also, the actress who played the sister is actually a real princess from Ghanaian royalty. She was married to a famous director.
@@thenecessities1932 Her father, Kofi Abrefa Busia, was indeed the former Prime Minister of the Republic of Ghana, however he was also a prince of the royal family of Wenchi which is a subgroup of the Ashanti, making her a princess too. So both of you are correct!!
It took him until the end of the movie to cry. My entire face is saturated for the entire time the movie is on every time I see it or read the book and the musical makes me cry hard too! Tough guy not crying until the end 😂
Your commentary and reaction really suprised and touched me. I always figured Aussie guys wouldn’t care about black women and the pain they experience. Being black OR a woman is hard enough but both is truly a difficult and often invisible experience in this world. Its healing to be somewhat seen for a moment. This kinda restored my faith in humanity.
I’ve seen this so many times and it took me to be an adult to realize Mister paid for Nettie, Olivia, and Adam to get into the country. That part now bring me to tears every time I watch it. I quote this movie so much lol… The actors all did a phenomenal job.. they were so deep into their characters.. this movie should be studied in acting classes
She told him everything you think about will fail until you you do right by me. And he got her family home from Africa. He did right by her in the end.
Very good reaction. This story sadly mirrors from my great grand mother growing up in the fields of Mississippi and the south. She was 14 married to a 30 something old man. When he died she had to marry another old man because she could not own property.
It wasn't really about men gawking over her but more about having a voice. In the book its very highlighted. When Celie's father told her to not say a word, it deeply marked and made her almost mude, even with all the suffering she endured. Her letters to God was her way of not forgetting her own persona and seeing Shug Avery sings and their relationship is what started a change of this dynamic.
Shug’s dad (the minister) didn’t talk to her because she had children out of wedlock by Mister (Albert). Mister wanted to marry her but didn’t because his father didn’t approve.
I’ve always wondered what Tina Turners version of Shug Avery would have been like if she would have took the role when Spielberg offed her the part. The Color Purple was filmed in North Carolina about an hour from where I live in South Carolina. They got the dialogue correct. My grandmother was born here in 1901 and a lot of the words and phrases said in the film was exactly the way she spoke.
Celie was actually gay and in love with Shug in the book. Steven Spielberg said he regrets not including the more romantic aspects of their relationship in the movie
...Also, I don't think she was actually gay, as she was finally feeling love and affection from someone FINALLY in her life... It just happened to be a woman. If anything, I think her sexuality is a little more complicated in the book.
@@brokenquill9277 Yeah, I remember. I didn't take that as her being gay, but as her being traumatized by men to the point that the only love and affection she actually received in life, was from women... If anything. My interpretation.
@@erauprcwa it is possible to be both. Its possible that had she not been treated badly by men she still would've preferred women anyway or even identify as bi with a preference for women either way. the opportunity to explore was robbed from her by the time period and the abusive men surrounding her
I don't know how I ended up here but I truly love your reactions. And you're definitely human the way you're reacting to this movie cuz that's exactly how I did. It's so messed up what she goes through Miss Celie.
Shug Avery was actually drunk and also delirious from illness when she first met Celie. When she was young, she was in love with Albert, but her father would not allow the marriage because she came from a very religious family. Of course sugar ended up following her music career and was quite successful at it, but her father than disowned her and by then Albert was married to another woman. Highly recommend, you read the book🙂
I think it was implied that she had to give another one of her and Albert’s children to her parents , and that’s why she showed up at the house delirious and out of it , that’s also why her first question to Celie is “Got any children?”
I'm so glad you were able to experience this movie. Something to think about, Albert Sr (Mr.'s father) was more than likely born into slavery. Slaves were controlled by fear and intimidation ( beatings, lynchings, separation from family). How would his father know anything different? I'm certainly not making any excuses for their behavior, but they did what they were taught to do. If you want to control someone then you beat them. It's the same reason people spank their children, to control their behavior. Just food for thought. I love this movie and always will.
I remember as a kid my aunt called & said Spielberg was shooting across the street from her house-about an 1-2 hrs outside of Rutherfordton, North Carolina? I have no idea which scenes cause never got 2 ask b4 she died, but remember visiting as a kid & she had the most beautiful flower garden imaginable! I need 2 re-watch...it's been yrs.Good movie!✌ ❤
Dude! I'm legit surprised you were able to react to it. This is a trip of the movie and a lot of seriously messed up stuff happens. But I'm happy that other people have the same feelings about it as I do.
The book obviously goes into a lot more detail, but Celie told Harpo to beat Sophia in the beginning because she was jealous that Sophia was strong, from a loving family, and could hold her own against a man when she couldn't. Also, Celie and Shug Avery did have sex that night. Shug describes how sex is supposed to feel good and connected with somebody. Completely different to what anything Celie had experienced before with men, so she decided to show her. Celie loved her a lot.
Given your reaction, I’d recommend you read the eponymous novel the film is based on. It’s by Alice Walker and won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction. You might also enjoy the film _Moonlight_ (2016).
Thanks for doing this! This movie has always had a special place in my heart. Even as a young child, it was a video I often gravitated to when browsing the video store, and frequently left the store with me. Once I’d grown up I watched again and suddenly realized it is a bit strange movie for an 8 year old to watch repeatedly.. definitely has some heavy subject matter for a child. But I guess something in my soul (even at that age) understood the message of humanity, and finding eventual happiness and self-respect despite such a terrible life. I always shook my head at the irony of the fact that it was her husband’s MISTRESS that was the first person who treated Celine like a human being and with any respect and basically the only one who told her she “mattered” so to speak. love your reactions and love your heart-felt little “rants” keep doing what you’re doing
God bless you. My sons best, best friend they meet in 2nd grade and remained this way till my son went to live w/Jesus. They were not the same race. I was intentional about my son coming up w/lots of other races. God rest his international soul. Continue raising your children to not be a respecter of persons and to Love as the want to be loved.
Just for reacting to this movie...I’m subscribing... lol honestly I thought I had. Your a nice guy and appreciate your input on what many of us have already enjoyed. Hope you do. It’s a disturbing storey. But kinda beautiful at the same time
Anyone who is confused about Celie and Shugs relationship, here it is in the book they are lovers. In a way Celie finally discovered what genuine love was besides her sisterly one with Nettie. In the endof the book they live out their lives together.
Loved this reaction! Thank you so much for this. One of my personal favorites from Steven Spielberg- remember going to see this at least six times with friends and family when it was released in 1985 . Nominated for 11 Oscars and unbelievably did not win a single one 🤔 ! If you're wanting more 'serious' Spielberg, I would suggest "Empire Of The Sun" (1987) and of course "Schindler's List" ('93). 'Empire' has a VERY young and impressive Christian Bale in one of his first theatrical films. Again, Great Job! 👏 👍
This is an awesome movie!! A movie I would love to see you do a reaction to is 12 Years A Slave. It is a difficult movie to watch but it is based on a true life story of Solomon Northup who was a free man and illegally sold into slavery pre-civil war times. Very emotional and eye opening to the horrific reality of the lives they had to endure back in those days. It won an Oscar for Best Picture in 2014
This was my grandma's favorite movie (R.I.P. Grandma). I forgot that Danny Glover and Whoopi Goldberg were both in this movie. I guess the movie is getting a reboot? Oprah Winfrey created Harpo Productions Inc. in 1986.
So glad you reacted to this I wish more reactors would see this if you can or have time please do Fried Green Tomatos or A Time To Kill thanks so much again for reacting to a great movie 🥰
People, please stop saying that you don't see color. Of course we all see color because we can see. But to see color and for it not to matter is to truly be free of racism. Good video.
People always mean well when they say they are color blind, but trying to be that way isnt natural. Like Shug Avery said, it pisses God off when you walk past a field of purple flowers and you dont notice them. The problem isnt seeing color. The problem is seeing color and assuming things about a person based on that.
Dillon.....with utmost respect for your work....were you being truthful when you said you're sold for MCU ..... because you haven't uploaded any of those movie reactions....i mean I get it we can't just do marvel....but please atleast a video per week.... anything....please.... anyway man love your work...stay safe fam 🙌
Yeah I too don't know what happened. If he takes 3-4 weeks for a MCU movie he is not going to enjoy the connection. Or maybe he lost interest because he missed post credits of a few. BTW You are right one movie per week would be excellent.
Hi, I wanted to thank you for your reacts, I always apreciate it. Please, I beg you, if you could react to Thelma and Louise movie (if you didn't see it yet of course !), You'd make a very very happy girl of me ! Greetings from France
This was a first time for me to see this movie to be honest I haven't seen it exactly, but I just now watched it with you, and through your eyes. It was hard to watch. Another hard movie to watch that I can think of is. Radio PG 2003 ‧ Drama/Sport. and then the other one two. A Time to Kill R 1996 ‧ Drama/Thriller. And also, An American Crime R 2007 ‧ Drama/Crime. But all good movies and a good add on. So, if you get the time and haven't seen either check them out.
EXCELLENT reaction to such an amazing film. For me, it feels a BIT dated and some parts seem a bit overacted... but it's really excellent. There are SO MANY lessons to get from this film and it can hit people in so many ways. I see that some people in the comments are say you didn't get parts... well my answer is that you're seeing it through your eyes as a modern man in Australia so of COURSE you will have a different respective. But, you got so much meaning from the movie anyway! In the end, it IS about forgiveness and redemption. This is a difficult film but it's beautiful as well. Thanks for watching it. It's a GEM of African American cinema.
Sophia didn't go to jail for punching the mayor, she went to jail for punching a WHITE man. Celie had no interest in becoming desirable to Mister. She didn't want to be like Shug because of that. Shug was the closest thing she had to finding love like she had with her sister.
Well said. I hope auzzie Dillon 2 see your comment
Yes, exactly what I was saying too. Damn the fact that he was the mayor, she went to jail for hitting a white man.
If his take was anything but that I don't need this review. Thanks
In the book it was clear that celie was a lesbian
I did not know he was the mayor. Maybe he was just pointing out he was the mayor.
The shot where Danny glover separates them.. the director told the girls that no matter what he does DONT let go of each other.. the scene was shot once and it was perfect and heartbreaking
Actually, in the making of, Spielberg said they had to do the scene multiple times, to get all the different angles, and he knew how hard it was on Danny Glover, who hated having to do it. But you are right, he told the girls don't let him separate you
I was pregnant in 1986 when I saw this movie. I was crying my eyes out. So was the man sitting in the row in front of me. I still cry.
No matter how many times I see this movie, I am in tears when Mister forces Nettie to leave and then again at the end when the sisters reunite.
My favourite film of all time and can't believe I met the director, Steven Spielberg, randomly in my home town in Canada
Spielberg is a master at capturing emotion and making the audience feel empathy for the characters. Between his and the actor's talent and the score, holding back tears is impossible! LOL
I've watched this movie a million times and I think when people watch it, especially with commentary (which is great), they miss some cues. Especially so with the ending, which is set up perfectly. Shug is singing and hears her church sing, and decides then that "God Is Trying to Tell Me Something," which she sings and reunites with her father. Mister, sitting on the porch can hear the singing, and God is trying to tell him something too. That's when he decides to "Do right" by Celie, for once. Remember, she told him. "Until you do right by me, everything you even think about is going to fail?" So he does, leading the way for Celie to be reunited with her sister at the end. One of my all time favorites films.
I think it's great that you're teaching your son to treat everyone with respect, however I caution you to not ignore others' rich culture and heritage. it's okay to recognize that someone is african or arabic. it's okay to notice our diversity, that's what makes the world interesting. the problem comes when we use that diversity to treat others with disrespect or put other down. our differences should be celebrated, not seen as a negative. that being said, I really enjoyed your reaction to this and I hope you enjoyed this movie. it's a heavy one with an amazing message.
I 100% agree. Peopleks differences should be celebrated, not ignored. That’s how we learn from each other.
I always say that. There is nothing wrong with being different. You having a different style, culture, language should not be feared or hates. Celebrate, recognize and appreciate other cultures.
@MufarosButifulDawtrs love your username! one of my favorite books from childhood ❤️
She told him to beat her because that's been her entire life. It's all she's ever known and it's normal to her now, disgusting as it is. 😞
I've seen this movie a billion times, one of my favorites. I believe the reason Celie told Harpo to beat Sophia was that that's all she's ever known. Also, the actress who played the sister is actually a real princess from Ghanaian royalty. She was married to a famous director.
She was the daughter of the Prime minister of Ghana at the time
She was the daughter of the Prime minister of Ghana at the time
@@thenecessities1932 Her father, Kofi Abrefa Busia, was indeed the former Prime Minister of the Republic of Ghana, however he was also a prince of the royal family of Wenchi which is a subgroup of the Ashanti, making her a princess too. So both of you are correct!!
Also the famous director that she was married to is none other than the late John Singleton.
"Oop, time to go!" 😂 LEGENDARY!
It took him until the end of the movie to cry. My entire face is saturated for the entire time the movie is on every time I see it or read the book and the musical makes me cry hard too! Tough guy not crying until the end 😂
Your commentary and reaction really suprised and touched me. I always figured Aussie guys wouldn’t care about black women and the pain they experience. Being black OR a woman is hard enough but both is truly a difficult and often invisible experience in this world. Its healing to be somewhat seen for a moment. This kinda restored my faith in humanity.
I’ve seen this so many times and it took me to be an adult to realize Mister paid for Nettie, Olivia, and Adam to get into the country. That part now bring me to tears every time I watch it. I quote this movie so much lol… The actors all did a phenomenal job.. they were so deep into their characters.. this movie should be studied in acting classes
Don't feel bad, I just realized that Nettie probably sent the money that was with the letters.
She told him everything you think about will fail until you you do right by me. And he got her family home from Africa. He did right by her in the end.
The woman Sophia worked for as a maid was a Karen. This aint new. Its in the story because Karens have been around since the beginning.
All Ciely knew was getting beat. That's why she told Harpo to beat Sophia. It was literally all she knew. That's how Mister handled her.
Very good reaction. This story sadly mirrors from my great grand mother growing up in the fields of Mississippi and the south. She was 14 married to a 30 something old man. When he died she had to marry another old man because she could not own property.
It wasn't really about men gawking over her but more about having a voice. In the book its very highlighted. When Celie's father told her to not say a word, it deeply marked
and made her almost mude, even with all the suffering she endured. Her letters to God was her way of not forgetting her own persona and seeing Shug Avery sings and their relationship is what started a change of this dynamic.
Shug’s dad (the minister) didn’t talk to her because she had children out of wedlock by Mister (Albert). Mister wanted to marry her but didn’t because his father didn’t approve.
I’ve always wondered what Tina Turners version of Shug Avery would have been like if she would have took the role when Spielberg offed her the part. The Color Purple was filmed in North Carolina about an hour from where I live in South Carolina. They got the dialogue correct. My grandmother was born here in 1901 and a lot of the words and phrases said in the film was exactly the way she spoke.
In union County
I don't think Tina could have done this movie to much trauma
She would have done a fantastic job however the cast was perfect
My great grandmother was from there
I loved how touched you were by the end. Everything you said at the end was very beautiful and i related to it. This movie is masterpiece
this movie was nominated for 11 oscars and it won NOTHING. such a travesty
We know why
That's how generational curses are passed down. Nothing but hurt and trauma.. As you said lead by example..
“Nothing but death can keep me from her” 😭
Celie was actually gay and in love with Shug in the book. Steven Spielberg said he regrets not including the more romantic aspects of their relationship in the movie
You can blame anti-LGBT sentiment in the 80's, with the help of the Reagan administration.
...Also, I don't think she was actually gay, as she was finally feeling love and affection from someone FINALLY in her life... It just happened to be a woman. If anything, I think her sexuality is a little more complicated in the book.
@@erauprcwa in the book she said she tended to look at women and found nothing in men
@@brokenquill9277 Yeah, I remember. I didn't take that as her being gay, but as her being traumatized by men to the point that the only love and affection she actually received in life, was from women... If anything. My interpretation.
@@erauprcwa it is possible to be both. Its possible that had she not been treated badly by men she still would've preferred women anyway or even identify as bi with a preference for women either way. the opportunity to explore was robbed from her by the time period and the abusive men surrounding her
This is an amazing movie. Big names like Danny Glover, Whoopi Goldberg, Oprah Winfrey. This will both shock and amaze you.
And Laurence Fishburne and Rae Dawn Chong
“Mister’s” mailbox is a character unto itself. It represents a portal to her sister Nettie .
Celie may not be educated but she just the same is not unwise
In this timeframe there were a lot of (then) politically correct (now would be slurs) terms for African Americans.
This movie always makes me cry no matter how many times i watch it. The book is amazing.
I read the book in 1 day I couldn't put it down
I don't know how I ended up here but I truly love your reactions. And you're definitely human the way you're reacting to this movie cuz that's exactly how I did. It's so messed up what she goes through Miss Celie.
Shug Avery was actually drunk and also delirious from illness when she first met Celie. When she was young, she was in love with Albert, but her father would not allow the marriage because she came from a very religious family. Of course sugar ended up following her music career and was quite successful at it, but her father than disowned her and by then Albert was married to another woman. Highly recommend, you read the book🙂
I think it was implied that she had to give another one of her and Albert’s children to her parents , and that’s why she showed up at the house delirious and out of it , that’s also why her first question to Celie is “Got any children?”
This was and always will be one of my favorite movies,I have watched this movie several times and it makes me cry every time.
shug was celie's true love. it's sad ppl assume she wants to be her which is totally not the case she was in love with her
You are only the second person I’ve come across to react to this movie. I grew up with this. A classic.
You should watch sincerely kso reaction. Hers is amazing 👏
I'm so glad you were able to experience this movie. Something to think about, Albert Sr (Mr.'s father) was more than likely born into slavery. Slaves were controlled by fear and intimidation ( beatings, lynchings, separation from family). How would his father know anything different? I'm certainly not making any excuses for their behavior, but they did what they were taught to do. If you want to control someone then you beat them. It's the same reason people spank their children, to control their behavior. Just food for thought. I love this movie and always will.
Australians on Miss Milley: She still hasn’t left? 😭💀
I remember as a kid my aunt called & said Spielberg was shooting across the street from her house-about an 1-2 hrs outside of Rutherfordton, North Carolina? I have no idea which scenes cause never got 2 ask b4 she died, but remember visiting as a kid & she had the most beautiful flower garden imaginable! I need 2 re-watch...it's been yrs.Good movie!✌ ❤
This is one of my favorite movies, I cry everytime lol, they got everything so right with this one.
I first saw this movie when I was either 13 or 14 and it was the first movie that ever made me cry. It's one of my top 3 favorites.
Fate tried real hard to break Sofia's spirit. Celie's confrontation with Mister revived her!
I love this movie so much she went through so much pain. And she was an innocent soul.
Hi,
Another great movie will be Fried Green Tomatoes made in 1991. You will no regret watching it. Have a great week. Thank you.
The boxer was Buster Douglas… great review.
That was James "Quick" Tillis
Dude! I'm legit surprised you were able to react to it. This is a trip of the movie and a lot of seriously messed up stuff happens. But I'm happy that other people have the same feelings about it as I do.
the academy should be ashamed of itself for snubbing this film.
The book obviously goes into a lot more detail, but Celie told Harpo to beat Sophia in the beginning because she was jealous that Sophia was strong, from a loving family, and could hold her own against a man when she couldn't. Also, Celie and Shug Avery did have sex that night. Shug describes how sex is supposed to feel good and connected with somebody. Completely different to what anything Celie had experienced before with men, so she decided to show her. Celie loved her a lot.
It was because being beat was all she knew.
Purple in an australian accent always makes me laugh because of a certain movie lol. Damn you Guy Pierce!
So happy you reacted to this movie. Another heartfelt movie directed by Spielberg. Nothing good ever comes from meanness. Thank you.
Danny Glover took a big hit on his character with this movie... but its a good movie and he did a great job of acting
Given your reaction, I’d recommend you read the eponymous novel the film is based on. It’s by Alice Walker and won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction. You might also enjoy the film _Moonlight_ (2016).
Agreed! The Color Purple has been my all time favorite film and Moonlight is my close second!
A beautiful way to show how to keep hope in your heart. Never give up.
Thanks for doing this! This movie has always had a special place in my heart. Even as a young child, it was a video I often gravitated to when browsing the video store, and frequently left the store with me.
Once I’d grown up I watched again and suddenly realized it is a bit strange movie for an 8 year old to watch repeatedly.. definitely has some heavy subject matter for a child. But I guess something in my soul (even at that age) understood the message of humanity, and finding eventual happiness and self-respect despite such a terrible life.
I always shook my head at the irony of the fact that it was her husband’s MISTRESS that was the first person who treated Celine like a human being and with any respect and basically the only one who told her she “mattered” so to speak.
love your reactions and love your heart-felt little “rants” keep doing what you’re doing
Glad you liked this movie. Not many reactions to this forgotten gem. This film started careers for Goldberg and Oprah.
This movie makes women bawl.
God bless you. My sons best, best friend they meet in 2nd grade and remained this way till my son went to live w/Jesus. They were not the same race. I was intentional about my son coming up w/lots of other races. God rest his international soul. Continue raising your children to not be a respecter of persons and to Love as the want to be loved.
25:50 She punched a White man.
So excited you are doing The Color Purple, a wonderful classic film! Keep doing what you do!
Loved your reaction! I do want to say that I don't think Celie was interested in any man. At all. For anything. LOL
Once you've read the book, you realize you're right. She loved Shug.
That last scene of this movie will make anybody tear up
Thank you for your commentary at the end, it was heartfelt.❤️
Just for reacting to this movie...I’m subscribing... lol honestly I thought I had. Your a nice guy and appreciate your input on what many of us have already enjoyed. Hope you do. It’s a disturbing storey. But kinda beautiful at the same time
Anyone who is confused about Celie and Shugs relationship, here it is in the book they are lovers. In a way Celie finally discovered what genuine love was besides her sisterly one with Nettie. In the endof the book they live out their lives together.
lord this movie! my throat is tight already, just getting ready to cry. 😭😭😭
yep this is how we✋🏿 were treated back then stuff like this probably happened all the time. now y'all✋🏻 know
So glad you could finally experience this movie. Thank you for another lovely reaction filled with sincere emotion.
Thank you thank you thank you for doing this movie. I cant remember if i was the one that recommended this or not. This is such a masterpiece
You're right about Mister ...and her name was shug😂
The fact u have watched this gem makes my heart warm
Yes!!! This is my fave movie drama!! So good, I cry every time I watch it
I saw this for the first time in July of 1986 at a US government owned theater in Wiesbaden Germany
In the book she goes back to mister and he beats her again then she leaves him for good
Loved this reaction! Thank you so much for this. One of my personal favorites from Steven Spielberg- remember going to see this at least six times with friends and family when it was released in 1985 . Nominated for 11 Oscars and unbelievably did not win a single one 🤔 !
If you're wanting more 'serious' Spielberg, I would suggest "Empire Of The Sun" (1987) and of course "Schindler's List" ('93). 'Empire' has a VERY young and impressive Christian Bale in one of his first theatrical films. Again, Great Job! 👏 👍
Amazing reaction to one of the best movie ever! Love your channel. Thanks 🇧🇷🙏😉
I am so happy to see more reactions to this amazing film! There are too few.
This is an awesome movie!! A movie I would love to see you do a reaction to is 12 Years A Slave. It is a difficult movie to watch but it is based on a true life story of Solomon Northup who was a free man and illegally sold into slavery pre-civil war times. Very emotional and eye opening to the horrific reality of the lives they had to endure back in those days. It won an Oscar for Best Picture in 2014
This was my grandma's favorite movie (R.I.P. Grandma). I forgot that Danny Glover and Whoopi Goldberg were both in this movie.
I guess the movie is getting a reboot?
Oprah Winfrey created Harpo Productions Inc. in 1986.
So glad you reacted to this I wish more reactors would see this if you can or have time please do Fried Green Tomatos or A Time To Kill thanks so much again for reacting to a great movie 🥰
OMG!! Thank you thank you i asked for that movie i absolutly love it keep doing what you doing your great!!
I have never watch the movie until now, but the books is so powerfull. I recomment read the book. I love your reaction
Got name from the flowers in the field.....PURPLE
The flowers in the field and the bruises.
People, please stop saying that you don't see color. Of course we all see color because we can see. But to see color and for it not to matter is to truly be free of racism. Good video.
One of my favourite movies!
Great reaction 👍
God I love this movie so much
One of my absolute favorites ❤
The boxer was James Tillis.
People always mean well when they say they are color blind, but trying to be that way isnt natural. Like Shug Avery said, it pisses God off when you walk past a field of purple flowers and you dont notice them.
The problem isnt seeing color. The problem is seeing color and assuming things about a person based on that.
he was their sponser
Dillon.....with utmost respect for your work....were you being truthful when you said you're sold for MCU ..... because you haven't uploaded any of those movie reactions....i mean I get it we can't just do marvel....but please atleast a video per week.... anything....please.... anyway man love your work...stay safe fam 🙌
Yeah I too don't know what happened. If he takes 3-4 weeks for a MCU movie he is not going to enjoy the connection. Or maybe he lost interest because he missed post credits of a few. BTW You are right one movie per week would be excellent.
Can I give a suggestion,, you may like to watch kid adulthood… it’s a gritty British movie… I think you will be blown away. Xx
Great amazing film! My number one.
Great movie
Whoopi Goldberg and Oprah Winfrey were each making their screen debut.
24:26 24:29 look at that smile😍🥰 so REAL and GENUINE
Hi,
I wanted to thank you for your reacts, I always apreciate it. Please, I beg you, if you could react to Thelma and Louise movie (if you didn't see it yet of course !), You'd make a very very happy girl of me ! Greetings from France
That is a good one!
Such a great Movie a classic must see!!!
Plz Watch the Descendants Trilogy
The whole cast and crew were robbed at the Oscar’s.
This was a first time for me to see this movie to be honest I haven't seen it exactly, but I just now watched it with you, and through your eyes. It was hard to watch. Another hard movie to watch that I can think of is. Radio
PG 2003 ‧ Drama/Sport. and then the other one two. A Time to Kill
R 1996 ‧ Drama/Thriller. And also, An American Crime
R 2007 ‧ Drama/Crime. But all good movies and a good add on. So, if you get the time and haven't seen either check them out.
Do Stitch! The Movie and Lilo and Stitch the series and Leroy and Stitch
Nope, she slapped a white man.
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you watch the movie awake
EXCELLENT reaction to such an amazing film. For me, it feels a BIT dated and some parts seem a bit overacted... but it's really excellent. There are SO MANY lessons to get from this film and it can hit people in so many ways. I see that some people in the comments are say you didn't get parts... well my answer is that you're seeing it through your eyes as a modern man in Australia so of COURSE you will have a different respective. But, you got so much meaning from the movie anyway! In the end, it IS about forgiveness and redemption. This is a difficult film but it's beautiful as well. Thanks for watching it. It's a GEM of African American cinema.
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