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The thunderstorm wasn’t luck. You think in 19 years of planning every detail Andy didn’t wait a few extra days or weeks till a thunderstorm was forecast? The noise of the storm was necessary to drown out his hammering of the pipe. The rain was necessary to wash him clean with the bar of soap they found. Without the storm his escape plan didn’t work.
we won't know how long he had to wait for a storm to show up though. It might have been months of waiting because everything else was in place. Then when the forecast showed a storm it was all go, with the swapping of shoes. etc.
Yeah, but even with the hammering of a pipe, I don't think they would suspected. I mean who thinks "wow. A bang. That means Dusfraine has gone through the wall".
So many great reactions! I follow a few of the reactors featured here. I must say that the last guy cracked me up!😂 i particularly loved how he pets his dog's tummy when he's "triggered" Fun compilation ❤
Trust me, If you don't already subscribe to EOM Reacts I would highly recommend it. He is very real with his reactions and he actually has 2 dogs. It broke my heart watching him have a hard time watching a move and he called to his dog Drogo for emotional support. I absolutely love his channel.
What would have happened if Andy crawled all the way out of the pipe only to find there was some sort of steel grid welded or bolted to the end that he couldn't get past? He had no way to check beforehand. To make his escape he really had to take a leap of faith that he'd be able to get out of the pipe.
@@Deathbird_Mitch That was my thought as well, but I don't specifically remember that happening in the movie. Now I'll have to watch the movie again to look for that. Given how well planned his escape was, and over a long period of time, it would seem he wouldn't have left something like that to chance. If he hadn't been able to get out of the end of the pipe, there's no way he could have made it back to his cell. He would have been trapped In my mind, it was part of his "get busy living, or get busy dying" attitude. He didn't know if the end of the pipe would be open. If it worked and he escaped, great. If he died stuck at the end of that pipe, or was recaptured(and probably killed by the warden for the attempt), he had had enough, and was ready to try, whether it worked or not.
Remember he still had his hammer. He would of found away. They show a cop holding it where they found muddy clothes and the bar of soap. I wonder the same thing tell I saw the hammer.
@@dongilleo9743 Wasn't there a point where he looked for plans for the prison in his library creation or somewhere else as he got more and more access to things? He wouldn't have known about the sewer pipe location without some knowledge, and that would also tell what was at the end. It was still a leap of faith that it would all work out.
A Stephen King gem. He has a way of storytelling that is writely his very own. The creation of this one & a few others carry an incredible twist, with emotions. This is a phenomenal film. Thank you for sharing.
Nit pick: 500 yards is not "just short of half a mile." One mile is 1,760 yards, half of which is 880 yards. 500 yards is closer to 1/4 mile than 1/2 mile. But like I said, I'm picking nits here. This is one of the two best scenes in this fantastic film. It's so good that the only negatives about it is down to picking nits like this. Great video.
@@leob4403 I love horror movies and books. Like I said, he's one of the best writers of the modern age. I just like his dramas more. The Shawshank Redemption The Green Mile Stand By Me Tell me those aren't among the greatest movies ever made.
@@Jennifer-jt9cb _Stand by Me_ is the movie title; the Steven King novella that movie is based on is called _The Body_. That novella, as well as _Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption_ and _Apt Pupil_ (made into a movie with the same title with Ian McKellen) are in a single collection of four novellas he wrote called _Seasons_.
I watched this movie when it originally released in movie theatres. For a story with so many ups and downs, this part was such an amazing payoff. There were literal gasps from the audience when the tunnel was revealed.
I've never understood the sewage gushing upward like that. It would only do that if the pipe were pressurized, and the pipe couldn't be pressurized if he was able to just crawl out the end like that. The smell would definitely gush up like that, but most likely not even a drop of the sewage would've splashed up through the new hole.
What went wrong in my life that I'm sitting here watching a guy react to a bunch of people reacting to a movie? I'm sure the list would be extensive. Edit: Just playin bro. Enjoying your channel. ✌🏼
Raquel Welch was in "One Million Years BC" in 1966. Minus 50 = 1916. Not many cars then. How thick is a prison wall ? This one sounded like 10 feet. But probably more like 1 - 2. But with lots of steel rods ...
What a cool channel, I love it! Suggestions: Braveheart when the girl dies, and his final death. Chernobyl the rooftop scene or in the hospital seeing her husband scene. Any of the emotional moments in The Chosen. The Godfather horse scene or tollbooth scene. Apollo 13 the lift off, explosion, or reentry scenes.
My favorite story about this one is that Hadley wasn’t supposed to be in the shot when they showed the hole, but Clancy Brown knew it would be an iconic shot, and made sure he got into the frame.
Does anyone else have issue that the pipe didn’t lead to a septic tank or a sewer system… it just runs into a ditch nearby. I mean that pipe could have been a drainage pipe but they should be completely different systems
To think the original plan was to have Tom Cruise play Andy, and Clint Eastwood was on of three men they wanted for Red. I just can't see anyone else being the leads for this movie
Makes sense. Obviously it wouldn't be real sewage or dirty water for the health of both Tim Robbins & the crew, and mud/silt settles, so to keep it a consistent color they'd need some sort of dye, and food as dye is generally safe (barring allergies). Props & Special Effects departments are so amazing at figuring stuff like this out.
Double-sided tape at the bottom and the sides of the poster. And then he probably used some very very light cold glue to pull the poster toward him a little bit so that it would be fastened against the wall.
The poster was only attached at the top! A weight of some kind held the bottom of the poster so all Andy had to do while he was digging is lift the bottom and crawl in and out! The poster would automatically hang closed! 😊
You saw a quick shot of Andy digging on his wall in the beginning. The poster was taped to the wall at two spots on the wall, but the weight of the poster itself made it hang straight down. He was standing with the poster hanging over his head. On the final night he just crawled into the tunnel and the poster will hang over the hole just as it has done so for many years.
@@ToniMcGinty well apart from the fact it was taut over the hole,could he have manoeuvred it with his feet as he emerges head first out the other end and certainly no room to turn around.
The only thing here that doesn’t make sense to me is: can you really bash a hole in a thick steel sewage pipe big enough to crawl through with just a rock you can hold in one hand, in the short time that a thunderstorm comes and goes?
Those large sewer pipes are not steel. They are usually "clay tiles" Many drainage pipes are tiles, molded by placing clay in a mold and drying or baking in a large oven. They are like ceramic and will break if rough handled. Tar is used on the joints of clay pipe as a sealant. Also drainage pipes can be made of cast iron, which will also break if hammered on, but they are not made of steel.
@firsttimewatching7861 Hello There, I read your pinned comment, went away, dwelled on it and I have come back. I have a suggestion for your content, and like with any advice, feel free to use it or ignore it. I love films and I love reactions, if edited right, you can watch an abbreviated version of your favourite film whilst enjoying someone else's experience of it. Some times there are videos where you can see a classic movie moment and numerous people reacting, which is cool. I can enjoy consecutive reactions or all together. With regards to your video, I find it odd seeing you react to the same clip repeatedly. Why not record your own reaction, upload it to your channel as it's own stand alone video and then include your reaction at the beginning of the montage for the particular movie moment, along with the other channels? That way, you are developing a following for your own reaction and your overall editing montage. As I said, just a suggestion. Good luck with the channel!
500 yards of "foulness". Shouldn't the methane have killed him? This requires research. Some interwebs challenge person go crawl though half a kilometer of sewer pipe. We'll give you likes. Ooooh likes! And subcribes! That's worth it, right? Do eet!
I cant stand the first reactors. I like the woman but the man makes EVERYTHING about sex. EVERYTHING. I dont get it. All the other reactors are awesome. And this is one of the most, if not THE most, satisfying endings in cinema history.
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Are you still on the other channel?
what hard work? stealing other peoples content. putting a looping video of some ugly guy on the top right and calling it a day?
Are you looping your reaction or are you watching all the video in a solid run ?
@firsttimewatching7861 stay with it and give it some more time. I watch your compilation videos from time to time. I'll buy you a coffee.
Stop including perverts. The first guy is obscene. He's obscene in all his posts
That overhead view of Andy with his arms spread in the rain is one of the most iconic images in movie history. Pure triumph and joy.
I love that scene/moment! So much that I included that image in my last email at work when I retired.
The thunderstorm wasn’t luck. You think in 19 years of planning every detail Andy didn’t wait a few extra days or weeks till a thunderstorm was forecast? The noise of the storm was necessary to drown out his hammering of the pipe. The rain was necessary to wash him clean with the bar of soap they found. Without the storm his escape plan didn’t work.
we won't know how long he had to wait for a storm to show up though. It might have been months of waiting because everything else was in place. Then when the forecast showed a storm it was all go, with the swapping of shoes. etc.
Yeah, but even with the hammering of a pipe, I don't think they would suspected. I mean who thinks "wow. A bang. That means Dusfraine has gone through the wall".
He waited for the storm, I thought it was obvious. Didn't they say it in the movie? All he had was time, he could wait
He could have just checked the app.
@@jmo8934”Siri, what’s the weather tonight?”
This stops before my favorite part of Andy's escape, the effects it has on the warden and the head guard
YES !!.... that needs to be on here as well.
I'd love to see that part - and the very end.
I like to think the last thing that went through his head....
…and the warden’s head
What Andy broke with the rock during the escape and thunderstorm related to what Red had called "a shitty pipe dream."
And he disappeared like a fart in the wind.
@@nocalsteve No truer words, NCS! And a great question from ROBSQUAD's lady (around 11:40): "What does freedom mean to you?"
Bob Gunton deserved a hundred Oscars for this movie. That look on his face when he tore the poster down, was EPIC.
So many great reactions! I follow a few of the reactors featured here. I must say that the last guy cracked me up!😂 i particularly loved how he pets his dog's tummy when he's "triggered"
Fun compilation ❤
Trust me, If you don't already subscribe to EOM Reacts I would highly recommend it. He is very real with his reactions and he actually has 2 dogs. It broke my heart watching him have a hard time watching a move and he called to his dog Drogo for emotional support. I absolutely love his channel.
@Voshana I second that emotion! I remember him jumping once & yelling out a "holy 💩" & he paused to comfort his dog for scaring her!❤ 🤗
Those dogs are his comfort 😭 watch his titanic reaction 😢
What would have happened if Andy crawled all the way out of the pipe only to find there was some sort of steel grid welded or bolted to the end that he couldn't get past? He had no way to check beforehand. To make his escape he really had to take a leap of faith that he'd be able to get out of the pipe.
Maybe he had seen the other end coming or going from the prison for a work program. 🤷♂️
@@Deathbird_Mitch That was my thought as well, but I don't specifically remember that happening in the movie. Now I'll have to watch the movie again to look for that. Given how well planned his escape was, and over a long period of time, it would seem he wouldn't have left something like that to chance. If he hadn't been able to get out of the end of the pipe, there's no way he could have made it back to his cell. He would have been trapped
In my mind, it was part of his "get busy living, or get busy dying" attitude. He didn't know if the end of the pipe would be open. If it worked and he escaped, great. If he died stuck at the end of that pipe, or was recaptured(and probably killed by the warden for the attempt), he had had enough, and was ready to try, whether it worked or not.
Remember he still had his hammer. He would of found away. They show a cop holding it where they found muddy clothes and the bar of soap. I wonder the same thing tell I saw the hammer.
He took a chance that it was a piece of shit prison built as cheap as possible.
@@dongilleo9743 Wasn't there a point where he looked for plans for the prison in his library creation or somewhere else as he got more and more access to things? He wouldn't have known about the sewer pipe location without some knowledge, and that would also tell what was at the end. It was still a leap of faith that it would all work out.
Anyone notice that when warden finds the Bible with the hammer cutout…he hid the hammer in the book of exodus.
Salvation lie within.
Genuinely the best comeuppance in Cinematic History.
One of the greatest movies and screenplays ever! People don't realize it was based upon the book that Stephen King wrote.
Jay's (EOM) reaction is the best. He's the one with the dogs.
The genius of stephen king.
A Stephen King gem. He has a way of storytelling that is writely his very own. The creation of this one & a few others carry an incredible twist, with emotions. This is a phenomenal film. Thank you for sharing.
The name of the short story is Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption. First poster was Rita.
I really can't believe the amount of people that has never seen this iconic movie.
I put it off for a couple years, because the name made me wanna puke. But once I finally forced myself to watch it….OMG!!
Your editing is pretty awesome. I like how you eventually get the whole story, gradually, through the reactions.
Well, the whole story of his escape anyways. Still the Hollywood ending to come.
"Don't say that to me!"
Mr:"Would you rather I lie?"
The face made by the girl in the pink t-shirt, while Andy is crawling through the pipe, is totally priceless. I almost fell out of my chair.
EOM reacts is always hilarious!
EOM reactions are my favorite reactor team they're great 😃
The Green Mile was written to mirror Jesus, how humans would crucify him no matter what period in history he arrived or no matter what race he was.
That "favorite hobby" of Andy's was borrowed from The Great Escape.😊
Nit pick: 500 yards is not "just short of half a mile." One mile is 1,760 yards, half of which is 880 yards. 500 yards is closer to 1/4 mile than 1/2 mile.
But like I said, I'm picking nits here. This is one of the two best scenes in this fantastic film. It's so good that the only negatives about it is down to picking nits like this. Great video.
This movie is iconic and one of my favourite movies
makes me want to read the story and see the movie again. it's been years for either.
“Is that doo doo water?” Is my favorite comment 😂
Stephen King is one of the best writers of the modern age. That said, I firmly believe that his dramas are infinitely better than his horrors.
Sounds like you don't horror
@@leob4403 I love horror movies and books. Like I said, he's one of the best writers of the modern age. I just like his dramas more.
The Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
Stand By Me
Tell me those aren't among the greatest movies ever made.
@@Jennifer-jt9cb dolores claiborne is my favourite movie of all time, should be top 5 on imdb
To bad he is a libreal douche who said twice he would leave America if trump won. Guess we will see if he is full of it again.
@@Jennifer-jt9cb _Stand by Me_ is the movie title; the Steven King novella that movie is based on is called _The Body_. That novella, as well as _Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption_ and _Apt Pupil_ (made into a movie with the same title with Ian McKellen) are in a single collection of four novellas he wrote called _Seasons_.
Yes warden. Please ask her. The poster lady knows where he is. You just have to listen. 😂
over the many yrs the building materials of the prison deteriorated
Stephen King knows how to write some amazing stories. One of the best stories of his made into a movie right here
This ( The Shawshank Redemption ) is one of the best movies of all time❣️
Did you fade out ‘fuzzy britches’? 😂😂😂😂😂
I watched this movie when it originally released in movie theatres. For a story with so many ups and downs, this part was such an amazing payoff. There were literal gasps from the audience when the tunnel was revealed.
Remember when Andy was building the library and he had the prison blueprints? Yup, he knew what was behind that wall ... and where that pipe went.
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I've never understood the sewage gushing upward like that. It would only do that if the pipe were pressurized, and the pipe couldn't be pressurized if he was able to just crawl out the end like that. The smell would definitely gush up like that, but most likely not even a drop of the sewage would've splashed up through the new hole.
What went wrong in my life that I'm sitting here watching a guy react to a bunch of people reacting to a movie? I'm sure the list would be extensive.
Edit: Just playin bro. Enjoying your channel. ✌🏼
Dude, you might as well start a channel where you react to this guy reaction to the reactors
The thing that confuses me is...how did Andy get the poster back on the wall after he got into the tunnel, unless someone did it for him
I believe that he only taped the top two corners so that he could lift up the flap and wiggle through.
If I remember well once they asked Frank Darabont the director of the movie about this.
He was just smiling and he said "That's movie magic" 😊
Raquel Welch was in "One Million Years BC" in 1966. Minus 50 = 1916. Not many cars then.
How thick is a prison wall ? This one sounded like 10 feet. But probably more like 1 - 2. But with lots of steel rods ...
What a cool channel, I love it! Suggestions: Braveheart when the girl dies, and his final death. Chernobyl the rooftop scene or in the hospital seeing her husband scene. Any of the emotional moments in The Chosen. The Godfather horse scene or tollbooth scene. Apollo 13 the lift off, explosion, or reentry scenes.
Ash never fails
My favorite story about this one is that Hadley wasn’t supposed to be in the shot when they showed the hole, but Clancy Brown knew it would be an iconic shot, and made sure he got into the frame.
Hey Nat, uh, maybe he waited until there was a storm forecasted for his escape, instead of him just getting lucky?¿?
Definitely not luck, you know he planned every single detail, had to know once their was a thunderstorm coming that was his opportunity
1:15 😂 She is so adorable.
She's seen this!
She figured out aspects of the movie with very subtle cues pertaining to the twist plot.
Great reactions 🎉❤
Andy was the most dangerous prisoner in Shawshank, and nobody realised it due to his demeanour.
This is by far my favourite film ever. I love the dnding
Does anyone else have issue that the pipe didn’t lead to a septic tank or a sewer system… it just runs into a ditch nearby. I mean that pipe could have been a drainage pipe but they should be completely different systems
🎶SECRET TUNNEL, SECRET TUNNEL, secret secret secret TUNNEL!
One of the best endings in movie history, fight me!
To think the original plan was to have Tom Cruise play Andy, and Clint Eastwood was on of three men they wanted for Red. I just can't see anyone else being the leads for this movie
Is anybody else concerned that as recently as 1966 we had sewage pipes just emptying into streams and creeks?
Hands him the envelopes. "My paycheck sir".
Ash and Hanna! 😎👍
Yeah, The Count of Monte 'Crisco' 26:18. That's what it is. SMH. too funny
I read something from the production. The "shit" he crawled through was actually chocolate syrup.
Makes sense. Obviously it wouldn't be real sewage or dirty water for the health of both Tim Robbins & the crew, and mud/silt settles, so to keep it a consistent color they'd need some sort of dye, and food as dye is generally safe (barring allergies). Props & Special Effects departments are so amazing at figuring stuff like this out.
There is something wrong with that just trust Ash guy.. I recommend a sedative.
His personality is what makes his reactions unique. Why should all people be boring and generic, makes no sense
the warden was such an asshole villian lol
I really like Natalie's reaction.
How did Andy re-attach Raquel's poster to the wall when he was on the other side of the wall?
Check your math Red. 500 yards = 1500 feet. A half mile = 2640 feet. He was more than "just shy".
A little-known song for Andy Dufresne: ruclips.net/video/5-fcvnYDEJ0/видео.html
A lot of people talk about the stuff and he had within those tied on with the rope. I never wanted me to put in there was a chess board.
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I think about that sewer crawl once in awhile and i always think
I bet it was a really creamy crawl.🤢
I wanna know how Andy got the poster so tight on the wall after he escaped that the chess piece and the wardens arm went through it ....
Double-sided tape at the bottom and the sides of the poster. And then he probably used some very very light cold glue to pull the poster toward him a little bit so that it would be fastened against the wall.
Did he got head first or leg first
Tape
The poster was only attached at the top! A weight of some kind held the bottom of the poster so all Andy had to do while he was digging is lift the bottom and crawl in and out! The poster would automatically hang closed! 😊
I can't watch this without thinking of the Family Guy take on it 😅😅
Jesus Christ. How many commercials did I watch!!
Love the way Denise pinches her nose when he busted that pipe
I still need to know how the poster got back up on the wall after he crawled through the hole
You saw a quick shot of Andy digging on his wall in the beginning. The poster was taped to the wall at two spots on the wall, but the weight of the poster itself made it hang straight down. He was standing with the poster hanging over his head. On the final night he just crawled into the tunnel and the poster will hang over the hole just as it has done so for many years.
@jamesk0ua I've seen this movie so many times I've never noticed that. Thanks for pointing that out
How could you not show their reactions to Red meeting up with him??
💚💚💚💚💚☘️☘️
Some great genuine first time reactions, and then there's the obvious fake ones who know where the rock is going. Stop w/ the fronting, y'all.
Who stuck the poster over the hole?
I always imagined it was only attached from the top, and would just drop down naturally.
@@ToniMcGinty well apart from the fact it was taut over the hole,could he have manoeuvred it with his feet as he emerges head first out the other end and certainly no room to turn around.
@@pegjames188 There has to be an explanation. It's Andy!
Pressure and time, that's all it takes really...
The only thing here that doesn’t make sense to me is: can you really bash a hole in a thick steel sewage pipe big enough to crawl through with just a rock you can hold in one hand, in the short time that a thunderstorm comes and goes?
Those large sewer pipes are not steel. They are usually "clay tiles" Many drainage pipes are tiles, molded by placing clay in a mold and drying or baking in a large oven. They are like ceramic and will break if rough handled. Tar is used on the joints of clay pipe as a sealant. Also drainage pipes can be made of cast iron, which will also break if hammered on, but they are not made of steel.
They just don't make movies like this very often. Been watching this movie most of my life and I'm still bot tired of it.
@firsttimewatching7861 Hello There, I read your pinned comment, went away, dwelled on it and I have come back. I have a suggestion for your content, and like with any advice, feel free to use it or ignore it. I love films and I love reactions, if edited right, you can watch an abbreviated version of your favourite film whilst enjoying someone else's experience of it. Some times there are videos where you can see a classic movie moment and numerous people reacting, which is cool. I can enjoy consecutive reactions or all together. With regards to your video, I find it odd seeing you react to the same clip repeatedly. Why not record your own reaction, upload it to your channel as it's own stand alone video and then include your reaction at the beginning of the montage for the particular movie moment, along with the other channels? That way, you are developing a following for your own reaction and your overall editing montage. As I said, just a suggestion. Good luck with the channel!
So you are watching other reactors and not saying anything yourself? WALOFS
sorry, but the authentic reactions goes out the window within the first 5ecs. It's strategic, and noticeable. I miss authentic stuff.
Good thing there wasn’t a grate on the end of that sewer pipe
'They made it pretty clear,' as in not clear at all, clear as shite.
500 yards of "foulness". Shouldn't the methane have killed him? This requires research. Some interwebs challenge person go crawl though half a kilometer of sewer pipe. We'll give you likes. Ooooh likes!
And subcribes! That's worth it, right? Do eet!
I cant stand the first reactors. I like the woman but the man makes EVERYTHING about sex. EVERYTHING. I dont get it. All the other reactors are awesome. And this is one of the most, if not THE most, satisfying endings in cinema history.
Please react to Korean movie- Keys To The Heart
Looks like he only takes for other creators rather than actually taking the time to react to the movie himself.
Ash and Hanna! 😎👍