'Red, White & Royal Blue' Movie Reaction (YouTube Edit) - You Gotta Love, Love ❤️🤍💙✨️
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Come watch along with me and this movie reaction to 'Red, White & Royal Blue' - what a surprisingly awesome movie! 🤩
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I wasn't expecting to enjoy this film nearly as much as I did! If you're a lover of love, and beautiful people inside and out, and a film that doesn't take itself too seriously.. this is a must watch! AND they're making a second one!
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To be fair, Vice-President (2001-2009) Dick Cheney's daughter was openly gay and got married. He was a dyed-in-the-wool conservative but he did support gay marriage. And of course there have been lots of public figures, even presidents and kings, who have been queer, but in older times, it was much easier to keep it quiet and pretend otherwise.
Only after riling up conservatives about and proposing a constitutional amendment against
Pretend otherwise isn't entirely accurate in some cultures. Most of the "pretend otherwise" hit after the rise of Christianity, before that, it was pretty common a lot of places. There's even been a lot of gay art found in old ruins.
The actors for Alex and Henry were perfect in their roles and really conveyed the love the two characters had for each other. They were committed to being loyal to the book. I found this a beautiful representation of how things could be and with a happy ending. Much needed at this point in time particularly. I’ve lost count of how many times I watched this which I never thought I would do with any movie. Thanks for your great reaction.
@marthahammel8543 Aww, thanks Martha for watching along with me again! 😜♥️
now that's a reaction! You didn't talk over the important parts, or any part, you discussed everything, and you attention was a stop on. Thank you!
I have seen this movie countless times, again and again, along with everything related to it, like blooper reels, interviews, and of course reaction videos. Fair to say I'm completely obsessed, but only in the best way. Never in my long did I ever expect to see anything as sweetly done. (PS - mostly I tear up at the happy stuff so I tend to be pretty dehydrated by the end of each time I watch this.)
@johnnehrich9601 Aww, that's so sweet and as you can see... I was pretty close to being dehydrated myself haha! Thanks for watching along with me! 🤪♥️
Me, too. I am totally obsessed. I've read the book twice, but for me the movie outshines the book. I love everything about it.
@@draperbell Exactly. There are many who like the book better and I respect their opinions but seeing and hearing something tends to have more impact than reading it. And in this case, I remain stunned by the craftsmanship of the movie, the tightness of the dialog.
And I have never never even come close to my reaction to any other book OR movie. (Many other people report the same.)
Really great reaction. I'm glad you had a chance to watch it. The chemistry between the two leads is electric. Seriously, the night in Paris felt like I should turn away. It was so intimate. ❤ It's a very charming movie and I have watched it many times.
@MaryCrum haha! I know! I think there were a few moments like that for me and I'm prone to blush haha... thanks for watching along with me! 🤪♥️
Your review was delightful. This movie snuck up on me. It was well done.
I'm super glad that you enjoyed my reaction along with me - thanks for sharing!! 💖
In the US, this movie had an R rating, meaning that if it had been released in theaters, nobody under 16 would be admitted without a parent. Other than the brief glimpse of Alex's backside and an f-bomb or two, not sure why it got that rating. The bedroom scenes were pretty tame. Many are speculating that it got the R rating because it is a LGBTQ relationship shown, which sucks.
I took my 70 year old mom to see it (also made her read the book) and she ranted for half an hour after that this should be PG13 she’s seen more explicit things in PG13 movies and was soooo angry it was rated R because teens need to be able to see it and feel they have hope they can find love if they want to, too. And then asked me if the sex poses was real because while she hadn’t thought too hard about how 2 men have sex she didn’t realize they had more positions available and so if she didn’t know she also thought young queer teens needed to see that and hear the President’s safe sex talk.
Did you notice that it’s difficult to watch this without having a silly grin on your face? Me, too!
@@CKaffeineIVStat I think we love your mom
I loved your reaction. It is a movie that you can laugh like when Hurricane Zhara discovers them in the hotel or cry like when Alex asks him to fight for his love when he stormed the castle or when Henry declares his love for Alex in the museum.
To think that because of a misunderstanding they hate each other and when they are forced to spend time together they see that something has begun to attract them. Henry was attracted to Alex from the beginning, but because of his position he hid it under layers of snobbery and sometimes rude attitudes. Alex, who at first had no doubts about his bisexuality, but questioned whether he was attracted to Henry and in the end ends up completely in love.
Both Taylor and Nick are two excellent actors who gave the most adorable, loveable and loving Alex and Henry that we could imagine.
@luiscarracedo7793 I love the way you broke that down! Brilliant comment and thank you so much for watching along with me! 🤪♥️
You are so sweet and I love that you cried in places.
i’m so glad you enjoyed this and let us watch along with you! :)
@@cole___17 I'm really glad you took the time to watch with me! Haha, thank you! ☺️♥️
you mentioned occasionally watching netflix romcoms. have you seen the show ‘heartstopper’? i’d definitely recommend it!!! it’s another lgbtq story - but it focuses heavily on friends and found family as well as the relationships in the show. i really think you would enjoy reacting to it, if you have not seen it already. there are two seasons out, with season three coming in october.
Great reaction, thanks. We always hope a loved book will get a good adaptation and this movie didn't disappoint.
Hey! Thanks for watching along with me! My Patreon Member Jeff who recommended the movie, actually gifted me the book too! I haven't had chance to finish it yet but it definitely has made a good adaptation from what I've seen! 😋💖
Really loved your reaction, very thoughtful, you understood the movie better than some others. I am obsessed with the movie and have watched some part of it every day. I think I am their #1 fan.
I'm so glad you got to react to this! I loved the book first and adore the movie. I was an emotional mess by the end of this movie too. Hope you get to watch the deleted scenes and bloopers, they are very fun. You're right both actors are wonderfully talented individually and so great together. They could not have found two better actors to play Alex and Henry. The rest of the cast was great, too! The funny thing about Taylor's eyelashes is there is actually a particularly well known line from the book where Henry mumbles something about Alex's eyelashes. I cannot believe they managed to find someone as insanely beautiful as Taylor Zakhar Perez to play Alex, who was also so charismatic and funny and warm. Nick Galitzine brought a softness to Henry underneath the poshness that was lovely, too. I'm so happy they are making a sequel! I highly recommend the book in the meantime. The letters that Alex and Henry write back and forth to each other in the book in particular are incredible.
Ahhh I loved reading your comments! Thank you for taking the time to watch and share with me! I have been gifted the book so am making my way through that amidst all the reactions haha... but will check out the bloopers and BTS stuff too! 😜♥️
« We’re gonna need some pizza » in the book refers to all the occasions when as a family the Claremont-Diaz would order pizza for an evening of informal, friendly conversations.
at first i was like dam this is like a super quick react until i fstforward to the real reaction lol
The book is really good as well, and I actually think it deserved to be made into like a four part series at least. They cut out a lot of parts and changed quite a few as well. But of course that’s what happens when you only have 2 hours to cover a 400 page book🤷♀️
Loved rewatching this with you. You asked about when it would be ok to show this to kids/teens and it made me think. I've always been of the mind that my job as a parent from when they are 10-18 should be to prepare them to be a good human as an adult but be there as a safety net. That being said, 15 years ago when they were that age my views on LGBTQ were not bad but also not great. It just wasn't something I talked about with them at the time. I am glad that I gave my kids room to come to their own outlooks on things including LGBTQ relationships. I'm very lucky that both my kids are compassionate, kind adults and much more settled in who they are than I was at their ages.
@tkfaf15 Thanks so much for re-watching with me! ☺️ and for sharing those really valid insights as a parent too! Sounds like your kids/ now adults, have had some great energy around them from you! 🙌🏾♥️
So much fun to get to see your reaction, love it! There's some deleted scenes too, I hope you watch it as well. The sequel is coming so soon though, can't waittt.
Yay!!! 👏 You should check out the book if you’re inclined, it is really very good, and there’s more depth than they could really include in the movie. Their messages back and forth were included in detail, and there were a lot of quotes from historical figures who had same sex lovers, from their letters to each other, which was both interesting and quite lovely.
@amandadougherty6615 aw, glad you enjoyed right along with me! And Jeff did gift me the book also! So I'm working my way through that! 🤪♥️
I LOVE YOUR REACTION!!!! I love how you break it down in the end and talk about it more. You get it, man!
Ahhh, thank you so much! 😊 appreciate you watching with me! ❤
I loved your reaction. I was skeptical about the movie before I saw it. In general, I think love stories are more interesting if they AREN'T set among the rich & famous. But in this film, it was kind of essential, and the film (script) made some really good points along the way, as well as containing some very funny lines. I still think "He grabbed my hair in a way that made me understand the difference between rugby and football" is absolutely hilarious. The line doesn't make sense, but it's just plain funny!
Keep up the good work.
A sequel has been announced so something to look forward to, thanks for the reaction
@@CherylONeill-iu5vk yesssss! I'm now definitely one of the fans waiting for that! 🤪🔥
Love your laid back reaction. Also like that you're one of only two reactors I've watched that have noticed Omar Apollo playing in THAT scene. Love that song (3 Boys) and discovered it during this movie.
Yours and Alex's synchronised, "which it was" 😂😂😂
Absolutely loved your reaction ❤️
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I've always felt that age restrictions should mostly be for horror themes and explicit depictions of any kind of abuse, they should not cater to our overly prudish sensibilities. I'm European, I'd have watched this at the age of 11 no problem, that was 30 years ago. We watched scary things with my girlfriends on sleepovers and Pretty Woman and Dirty Dancing were our favorite movies. They had prostitutes, drugs, sexually suggestive dancing, illegal abortion and what not. Red, White & Royal Blue could therefore only be restricted for being LGBTQ content and that's all kinds of stupid.
That was awesome! Just to let you know, I’ve watched that movie at least three times so far, and I loved it. To be honest, I’m in love with Nicholas Galitzine. ❤❤❤
This was a great movie, and I loved your reaction!
@@pppmanly thanks so much for watching along with me! 🤪♥️
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New cute reactor popped up on my feed! Yay
- this was my guilty pleasure of 2023. It’s cheesy as hell, it’s kinda cheap, but I couldn’t stop watching.
I loved your reaction. I’ve watched this at least 20 times since first watching it. I think its amazing
Thanks for this one Jeff!!!
I loved this film and thought like you said it had so many elements in it and tackled a lot of issues and is relatable for so many people. I get what you are saying about the age thing as well though because when I think back to when I was 12 my parents were ok with me watching some films with swear words but not something with a sex scene. I think in this the dirty jokes would prehapes go over some kid's heads but while I think the sex scene in this was so tastfully done in a way I have never seen a gay romance portrayed before it's still clear what they are doing so yeah mabye a 12a then it depends on the parents but its so hard because i also think its mild enough that 15 is mabye starting to be too old. Either way amazing film i have never seen a gay ramance done like this in such a natural and flowing way not in a film anyway and i loved how they did it and the actors/actresses were amazing in it.
Awww thank you so much for watching with me! It's an amazing movie isn't it! And you've managed to coin exactly my sentiments in everything you've said! We're definitely on the same page my friend! ♥️✨️
It's weird that Prime has it rated as 12, cause I'm pretty sure the Motion Pictures Association gave it an R-Rating. Or 17+. It was a whole thing when that was announced cause everyone that read the books got really excited about them actually having the sex scenes and showing the nuances of it in a gay movie. And then it came out, and it was tamer than expected, and people got mad cause they only rated it R instead of 15+ or so, because it is an LGBTQ+ relationship. But yeah, it has never been rated for 12+, that doesn't even make any sense.
Loved you reaction! Thanks for sharing. P.S. A sequel is in the works. 🧡
@dgirl786 Aw! Appreciate you watching with me! And can't wait for part 2! 🤪♥️
Great!
beautiful, loved this ❤
@El_Ezra_Meitar5 Aww, thanks for watching along with me! 🤪
Why does the movie get blurred every so often?
Copyright my friend, trying to avoid getting blocked! ❤
@@Room2703Reacts None of the other reactors have done that. In fact, with all the ones I watched, I saw almost the entire movie.
Pls react to fellow travelers limited series 🤞🏻🙏🏻🥺
@arithasu9069 I've not heard of this, what's it about?! 🤔 ha, thanks for watching with me!
@@Room2703Reacts It's about the romance between 2 men during the 1950's red and lavender scare in America. Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey act as the 2 leads and it spans 3 decades, from the 1950 to the 1980s and the AIDS epidemic. It is very well done and very emotional.
@@Room2703Reacts it got nominated for golden globes sag and critics choice awards and Jonathan Bailey won for it. Matt bomer got nominated.If you want to know in short the impact of a story like it I suggest you watch his winning speech it will give you an insight of the importance of this limited series.
Director of Fellow Travellers is Ron (he was the director for Philadelphia which won tom hanks his first Oscar)
ruclips.net/video/9bvFw9qALV4/видео.htmlsi=rEh_yywXFxV4bU-Z
No, it's not LGBTQ. It's G.
@@ludovicoc7046 Hey! Thanks for watching with me! I would always put a film like this under that banner... but more importantly, did you enjoy the film?!?! 👀 lol
It is not G only. It is GB
Alex is Bi. Henry, gay. Security actor is Trans, irl, though I'm not sure if that is cannon, too
@@jhor729 Yes, it is for the security. In the book Amy was trans as well.
What a bad movie, I'm glad i read the book, the movie is so so bad
L take, the movie is great
@salemoh9759 ahhh, dude that's a shame you didn't like it! Was there anything in particular that made the entire thing so bad for you?
It did go less feisty and more tender. That might bug you