I remember watching this when I was in college, studying abroad…. I just called my mom and she thought I was dying, I was crying so hard, I couldn’t talk and explain why I was crying. I was destroyed by this movie
Aww I know what that's like! Although I never called anyone while I was in that state, that is the effect the movie "Into The Wild" had on me too, and regarding THIS movie... Firstly, a bit of background: I really like tearjerkers (for the endorphins that often get released along with tears), and this is about the 6th time this movie got me to cry. My second and third times seeing / thinking about this involved VERY hard cries... I dare say this is THE most emotional movie I've personally ever seen...! In fact, the FIRST time I saw this [via just a reaction of it] at first I was wondering why I didn't cry harder than I did, given how objectively sad I thought it was. I got my answer later, when I realized I was involuntarily pushing away thoughts of the movie because "they were too painful to think about" (i.e. "repression"). I know that's not healthy to do, so I proceeded to try to let myself think about it, and yeah... the result was very intense 😭 But sort of on the subject of talking on the phone in such a state (or close to it), there WAS one time after I saw a Hachi reaction... like 15 minutes later (after I had even went somewhat back to baseline), a friend called me, and even though I was no longer actively crying, I STILL couldn't form coherent sentences. He at first actually guessed "Let me guess: You've had a couple of glasses of wine." I actually HAD [lol] but I also told him "Well, that plus I just saw a Hachi reaction." He was like "Aaah ok!" :P
There is more to this story. Even though Hachi was still alive, he was so loved by the people who used Shibuya Station that a bronze statue was erected in front of Shibuya Station. However, as World War II dragged on, the metal became scarce in Japan and was melted down as part of tanks. Furthermore, the sculptor who created this statue was killed in the US military's indiscriminate bombing of Tokyo. The statue of Hachiko, the faithful dog created by Teru Ando, was lost in the war, and Ando was also killed in action. In August 1948, just three years after the end of the war, it was rebuilt by Ando's son Tsutomu Ando. After the war, Japan was still under Allied occupation, but the story of the faithful dog Hachiko had already been introduced to the West before the war. It is said that volunteer dog lovers from the headquarters (GHQ/SCAP) provided tangible and intangible support, and representatives of GHQ also attended the unveiling ceremony of this rebuilt statue on August 15.
That was Hachi dying not a dream. His time was coming to an end and that's why he walked in the middle of the night to the station. He wanted to die there.
Definitely the movie that made me cry the most in my entire life. I was sobbing for the last maybe 30 minutes of it. My heart was literally hurting. And to top it all, it really happened. All the more heart crushing.
Same here, especially with the strength of the crying episodes. Nimona made me cry on 15 separate occasions so that one still holds the record (the second time was very strong) but THIS one was just extremely intense. I actually really like tearjerkers (for the endorphins that often get released along with tears), and this reaction is about the 6th time this movie got me to cry. My second and third times seeing / thinking about this involved VERY hard cries... I dare say this is THE most emotional movie I've personally ever seen...! In fact, the FIRST time I saw this [via just a reaction of it] at first I was wondering why I didn't cry harder than I did, given how objectively sad I thought it was. I got my answer later, when I realized I was involuntarily pushing away thoughts of the movie because "they were too painful to think about" (i.e. "repression"). I know that's not healthy to do, so I proceeded to try to let myself think about it, and yeah... the result was very intense 😭
Shibuya in Japan has the most famous meeting place, Hachiko-Mae In front of the bronze statue of Hachi. People meet there because that is where he has been waiting for them for a long time. So his spirit is still alive and well.
I saw this story on fairy tales of this dog. and in Japan there is a statute of this dog and I surch about this dog and his statue. In Japanese hachi means 8 .
I don't think I trust anyone who can make it through this movie without at least tearing up 😢 it's so emotional, and yes the music is absolutely beautiful! Just the soundtrack can make me tear up
I dare say this is THE most emotional movie I've personally ever seen...! In fact, the FIRST time I saw this [via just a reaction of it] at first I was wondering why I didn't cry harder than I did, given how objectively sad I thought it was. I got my answer later, when I realized I was involuntarily pushing away thoughts of the movie because "they were too painful to think about" (i.e. "repression"). I know that's not healthy to do, so I proceeded to try to let myself think about it, and yeah... the result was very intense 😭
Like everyone else - when I watched this movie it ended with me sobbing uncontrollably. I was in college hostel and my friend saw me and panicked as to why I was crying so much. I just couldn’t express the pain I felt.
A genuine reaction to such a genuine film. I would love more movie reactors to react to this film and feel the rollercoaster of emotions that we all have. Hachi was the epitome of unwavering loyalty from our canine friends. Keep up the great content and with that you have yourself a new sub.
I've watched this movie 3 times, and every time, it gets me, i can't hold myself together. Now seeing you cry makes me cry, and that's the fourth time now. Thanks a lot
God i remember watching this movie and i cried so much. I will read a lot of articles but i couldnt bring myself to watch it again. Maybe this way i will watch it again.
I wanted to watch this right when you posted this, but TRIED to wait until I saw the entire movie myself, since I didn't have easy access to the whole movie. Because, I really like tearjerkers (for the endorphins that often get released along with tears), but I've discovered if I just see short clips like in reaction videos, tearjerkers don't usually "work on me" without the full context. But THEN, another reactor who has a habit of including a lot of enlarged scenes from movies... HE posted a Hachi reaction and I was like "OK I can't wait anymore, plus the scenes from his reaction might very well get me to cry" and I was right. So here I am now with yours too... and about the 6th time this movie got me to cry. My second and third times seeing / thinking about this involved VERY hard cries... I dare say this is THE most emotional movie I've personally ever seen... and I've seen Inside Out too! In fact, the FIRST time I saw this [via just a reaction of it] at first I was wondering why I didn't cry harder than I did, given how objectively sad I thought it was. I got my answer later, when I realized I was involuntarily pushing away thoughts of the movie because "they were too painful to think about" (i.e. "repression"). I know that's not healthy to do, so I proceeded to try to let myself think about it, and yeah... the result was very intense 😭
You realise ten years for him was like a hundred years for us, even your kids will forget about you and move on with their lives. No one will wait for you that long
This is a beautiful movie you have to watch, this is the movie I was telling you about that you definitely need to get about HACHINKO the dog that was born in Japan
Are you sure you don't mean "feel the side-effect feel-good brain endorphins"? Those get released along with tears (as a way for our body to feel better)... and that's why I seek tearjerkers.
I watched this movie ten years ago. Haven't dared to watch it again. I've watched a dozen reaction videos on this channel and today I clicked on this one. But immediately paused it. I don't know if I'm strong enough to bear that pain of watching this movie again.
See Hachi sense that his master wasn't doing so well. it wasn't jealously about him spending time with his family, it was concern for his master. Dogs can smell better than humans can, and they can sense if there sick or if a pending heart attack.
the dog dont follow his owner isn't mean he want to play fetch. Instead, he try hard to prevent tony to go to work as the dog has the ability to smell something abnormal in human body. The dog know Tony gets sickness and never come back again this time.
For most of us, our pets just exist in our lives, for them however we are their whole world. I'd say 90% of dog owners don't realise that. PS - Be kind to all animals not just cats & dogs. Pigs, cows, Lambs etc may not look cute, but they have emotions and some are even cleverer than dogs.
i only watched it once and decided no more bcs it's gonna make me sob everytime.. and here i am watching ur reaction, thinking that it wont make me cry so much, but i was wrong.. now im sobbing with u 😭😭 story with animals in it always make me soft.. this story and Eight Below are just sdfghjk! Anyway, maybe u can try and watch movie Ayla: The daughter of war.. it's a sad movie too.. based on true story..
True story 😢 Hachiko waited almost 10 years at the train station, until he died. His body was preserved and sits in a museum also a statue of him and placed by his owners tomb.
I remember sobbing so hard man... Especially the last scene when he reunite with his master.... I can't.. Man.... Like always loved your reaction bro.... Nd plzzz can you do Yeh jawaani hai Dewaani next... U will love it I swear
He brings ball to the station coz he knew something bad was gonna happen n he wanted to stop him from going, then he dies. This movie hits u so hard, i watched once cried like hell n never saw again,too much to take . But watching with u made it harder cried again. Takin an oath to NEVER EVER WATCH THIS MOVIE AGAIN.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I am more into dogs than cats and this movie is pretty sad but it didn't really make me cry it was amazing tho I actually liked it cause of a cute dog 😊
Boy was this a mistake to watch again months after my dog died! 😭😭 This movie just destroys me. All I know is, that kid better have gotten an A+ on that assignment.
Me too the first time I saw this: In fact, the FIRST time I saw this [via just a reaction of it] at first I was wondering why I didn't cry harder than I did, given how objectively sad I thought it was. I got my answer later that night, when I realized I was involuntarily pushing away thoughts of the movie because "they were too painful to think about" (i.e. "repression"). I know that's not healthy to do, so I proceeded to try to let myself think about it, and yeah... the result was very intense 😭
My family lived a few streets away from the train station they filmed at. My church is on the other side of the nearby bridge. FUN FACT: THE WOONSOCKET CALL is an actual newspaper.
Heyyy Amin, Do you recognise me??? I always say that I love your reactions so much... I love the way you express your emotions. I appreciate that very much. You are like an emotional friend to me and you can't imagine how happy I feel when I see the notification 😍😍 ❤❤❤ One more thing, I hope you'll see this one, because again you missed my last comment 😅 I was not sure about suggestions but I made some suggestions and you missed 🤭🤭 So here's my list 1. Ratchasan (Tamil - A must watch thriller movie, you'll definitely like it) 2. Kaithi (Tamil) 3. Vikram (Tamil) (1st kaithi then Vikram because there's some reference of kaithi in Vikram) I'm not saying you must do a reaction, that's upto what the viewers like. But I think you personally will like and enjoy these movies. You can consider this as my love to you buddy 🥰🥰 I'll keep watching you.... Luv and luv only🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰 And sorry for an essay 😬😬😬 but all straight from bottom of my heart ❤️❤️
I am ALSO not the type to cry easily EITHER (it actually took me 35 years for a movie to make me cry just FYI... and that was Inside Out!)... and THIS one I would say is THE most emotional movie I ever saw! So yes like wadumin said, it's "the movie" :P
This dog playing the character of respected , beloved late Hachiko should have gotten an oscar. What an amazing actor this dog is😘😘
I remember watching this when I was in college, studying abroad…. I just called my mom and she thought I was dying, I was crying so hard, I couldn’t talk and explain why I was crying. I was destroyed by this movie
first time watching destroyed me. 40 year old man loosing his mind crying like a baby. Great film.
Aww I know what that's like! Although I never called anyone while I was in that state, that is the effect the movie "Into The Wild" had on me too, and regarding THIS movie... Firstly, a bit of background: I really like tearjerkers (for the endorphins that often get released along with tears), and this is about the 6th time this movie got me to cry. My second and third times seeing / thinking about this involved VERY hard cries... I dare say this is THE most emotional movie I've personally ever seen...! In fact, the FIRST time I saw this [via just a reaction of it] at first I was wondering why I didn't cry harder than I did, given how objectively sad I thought it was. I got my answer later, when I realized I was involuntarily pushing away thoughts of the movie because "they were too painful to think about" (i.e. "repression"). I know that's not healthy to do, so I proceeded to try to let myself think about it, and yeah... the result was very intense 😭
But sort of on the subject of talking on the phone in such a state (or close to it), there WAS one time after I saw a Hachi reaction... like 15 minutes later (after I had even went somewhat back to baseline), a friend called me, and even though I was no longer actively crying, I STILL couldn't form coherent sentences. He at first actually guessed "Let me guess: You've had a couple of glasses of wine." I actually HAD [lol] but I also told him "Well, that plus I just saw a Hachi reaction." He was like "Aaah ok!" :P
There is more to this story.
Even though Hachi was still alive, he was so loved by the people who used Shibuya Station that a bronze statue was erected in front of Shibuya Station.
However, as World War II dragged on, the metal became scarce in Japan and was melted down as part of tanks.
Furthermore, the sculptor who created this statue was killed in the US military's indiscriminate bombing of Tokyo.
The statue of Hachiko, the faithful dog created by Teru Ando, was lost in the war, and Ando was also killed in action.
In August 1948, just three years after the end of the war, it was rebuilt by Ando's son Tsutomu Ando.
After the war, Japan was still under Allied occupation, but the story of the faithful dog Hachiko had already been introduced to the West before the war. It is said that volunteer dog lovers from the headquarters (GHQ/SCAP) provided tangible and intangible support, and representatives of GHQ also attended the unveiling ceremony of this rebuilt statue on August 15.
Everything related to dogs really hits me. Dogs are better than us, we have to be thankful to have so good friends.
この話は実際に日本で起きたことです。ハチは駅の前で死んだとされていますが実際はハチが死ぬ前にご飯をくれた人やお世話になった人にお礼をしに行く途中に橋の所で亡くなったそうです。ハチの死体を1番最初に見た人からはハチは飼い主が亡くなった墓の方を向きながら亡くなったそうです。
That was Hachi dying not a dream. His time was coming to an end and that's why he walked in the middle of the night to the station. He wanted to die there.
Definitely the movie that made me cry the most in my entire life. I was sobbing for the last maybe 30 minutes of it. My heart was literally hurting. And to top it all, it really happened. All the more heart crushing.
Same here, especially with the strength of the crying episodes. Nimona made me cry on 15 separate occasions so that one still holds the record (the second time was very strong) but THIS one was just extremely intense. I actually really like tearjerkers (for the endorphins that often get released along with tears), and this reaction is about the 6th time this movie got me to cry. My second and third times seeing / thinking about this involved VERY hard cries... I dare say this is THE most emotional movie I've personally ever seen...! In fact, the FIRST time I saw this [via just a reaction of it] at first I was wondering why I didn't cry harder than I did, given how objectively sad I thought it was. I got my answer later, when I realized I was involuntarily pushing away thoughts of the movie because "they were too painful to think about" (i.e. "repression"). I know that's not healthy to do, so I proceeded to try to let myself think about it, and yeah... the result was very intense 😭
Shibuya in Japan has the most famous meeting place, Hachiko-Mae
In front of the bronze statue of Hachi.
People meet there
because that is where he has been waiting for them for a long time.
So his spirit is still alive and well.
I saw this story on fairy tales of this dog. and in Japan there is a statute of this dog and I surch about this dog and his statue. In Japanese hachi means 8 .
何回見ても、涙が溢れます。😭🇯🇵
I watched this movie once... Never dared to watch it again..... It's hard to hold tear while watching it. Love u Hachi❤
Watched this movie so many times, each time crying like a baby…. I was scared of dogs, now I have my own dog!
冬、老犬になったハチを
駅長さんは荷物置き場に泊まらせてたりしたそうです。
実際、ハチは
普段は行かない、橋のたもとで亡くなってたみたいです。 😢
I don't think I trust anyone who can make it through this movie without at least tearing up 😢 it's so emotional, and yes the music is absolutely beautiful! Just the soundtrack can make me tear up
I dare say this is THE most emotional movie I've personally ever seen...! In fact, the FIRST time I saw this [via just a reaction of it] at first I was wondering why I didn't cry harder than I did, given how objectively sad I thought it was. I got my answer later, when I realized I was involuntarily pushing away thoughts of the movie because "they were too painful to think about" (i.e. "repression"). I know that's not healthy to do, so I proceeded to try to let myself think about it, and yeah... the result was very intense 😭
This movie BROKE me. And now I'm bawling again watching this reaction video.
Like everyone else - when I watched this movie it ended with me sobbing uncontrollably. I was in college hostel and my friend saw me and panicked as to why I was crying so much. I just couldn’t express the pain I felt.
A genuine reaction to such a genuine film. I would love more movie reactors to react to this film and feel the rollercoaster of emotions that we all have. Hachi was the epitome of unwavering loyalty from our canine friends. Keep up the great content and with that you have yourself a new sub.
Anyone who doesn't get dehydrated crying with this movie...definitely doesn't have a soul
Most loyal dog ever
I've watched this movie 3 times, and every time, it gets me, i can't hold myself together. Now seeing you cry makes me cry, and that's the fourth time now. Thanks a lot
God i remember watching this movie and i cried so much. I will read a lot of articles but i couldnt bring myself to watch it again. Maybe this way i will watch it again.
I wanted to watch this right when you posted this, but TRIED to wait until I saw the entire movie myself, since I didn't have easy access to the whole movie. Because, I really like tearjerkers (for the endorphins that often get released along with tears), but I've discovered if I just see short clips like in reaction videos, tearjerkers don't usually "work on me" without the full context. But THEN, another reactor who has a habit of including a lot of enlarged scenes from movies... HE posted a Hachi reaction and I was like "OK I can't wait anymore, plus the scenes from his reaction might very well get me to cry" and I was right. So here I am now with yours too... and about the 6th time this movie got me to cry. My second and third times seeing / thinking about this involved VERY hard cries... I dare say this is THE most emotional movie I've personally ever seen... and I've seen Inside Out too!
In fact, the FIRST time I saw this [via just a reaction of it] at first I was wondering why I didn't cry harder than I did, given how objectively sad I thought it was. I got my answer later, when I realized I was involuntarily pushing away thoughts of the movie because "they were too painful to think about" (i.e. "repression"). I know that's not healthy to do, so I proceeded to try to let myself think about it, and yeah... the result was very intense 😭
Everytime I watch this movie I cry like a baby.. way too emotional 😢😢
You realise ten years for him was like a hundred years for us, even your kids will forget about you and move on with their lives. No one will wait for you that long
This is a beautiful movie you have to watch, this is the movie I was telling you about that you definitely need to get about HACHINKO the dog that was born in Japan
I used to watch this movie every time when I want to feel the pain again and again
Well this masterpiece helped me a lot to harden my heart as a rock😢
Are you sure you don't mean "feel the side-effect feel-good brain endorphins"? Those get released along with tears (as a way for our body to feel better)... and that's why I seek tearjerkers.
I haven’t seen this film since it was released but I absolutely remember sobbing in the theater.
Oh man it's such a beautiful and emotional story
Thankyou for the reaction...that is my all time favourite movie... looking forward for your more contents...
I watched this movie ten years ago. Haven't dared to watch it again. I've watched a dozen reaction videos on this channel and today I clicked on this one. But immediately paused it. I don't know if I'm strong enough to bear that pain of watching this movie again.
Dogs are so much more better than people... He waited nine years for his master to come out of the train station... What a good boy.
See Hachi sense that his master wasn't doing so well. it wasn't jealously about him spending time with his family, it was concern for his master. Dogs can smell better than humans can, and they can sense if there sick or if a pending heart attack.
Between this movie and Black Beauty, the original warner brother's version can still make me cry.
I remember making my friend watch this and at the end he was so heartbroken he quietly says "he was real".
Until this day, this is the movie that made me cry the most and every single time I rematch it makes me sob...especially bc it's a real story
bet anyone 100 bucks they will at least tear up watching this movie. you'll never lose.
the dog dont follow his owner isn't mean he want to play fetch. Instead, he try hard to prevent tony to go to work as the dog has the ability to smell something abnormal in human body. The dog know Tony gets sickness and never come back again this time.
When I first saw this film, it destroyed me. I cried So hard and so long. That was real love. 😭😭
В России есть фильм Белый Бим Чёрное Ухо, во время его показа в кинотеатрах людям делалось плохо😮 выносили 😮
Finally you reacted to this.
I've seen this man in two other movies. Pretty Woman. And Run-away bride.
i weeped while watching hatchi...... but i cried like baby watching your reaction
For most of us, our pets just exist in our lives, for them however we are their whole world. I'd say 90% of dog owners don't realise that. PS - Be kind to all animals not just cats & dogs. Pigs, cows, Lambs etc may not look cute, but they have emotions and some are even cleverer than dogs.
I already see this so emotional movie
This movie always make us emotional..
i only watched it once and decided no more bcs it's gonna make me sob everytime.. and here i am watching ur reaction, thinking that it wont make me cry so much, but i was wrong.. now im sobbing with u 😭😭
story with animals in it always make me soft.. this story and Eight Below are just sdfghjk!
Anyway, maybe u can try and watch movie Ayla: The daughter of war.. it's a sad movie too.. based on true story..
My biggest fear is that I die away from home and my dog not knowing what happened to me.
Best movie ever made
I feel that Hachiko's heart is at the core of the basic Japanese mentality. That's why Japanese people keep their promises and are punctual.
Here's Hachi's story, with more pictures and background. ruclips.net/video/nCXJsckvyZA/видео.html
True story 😢 Hachiko waited almost 10 years at the train station, until he died. His body was preserved and sits in a museum also a statue of him and placed by his owners tomb.
Such a beautiful and emotional story ❤️
His skin was taxidermied and is in a Japanese science museum, but the rest was cremated and the ashes laid to rest by his master's gravesite.
ruclips.net/video/nCXJsckvyZA/видео.html
Thank you for the reaction
I remember sobbing so hard man... Especially the last scene when he reunite with his master.... I can't.. Man.... Like always loved your reaction bro.... Nd plzzz can you do Yeh jawaani hai Dewaani next... U will love it I swear
Thanks for watching my friend, it was incredibly emotional, I'll definitely check out ur suggested movie ❤️
こんにちは
ハチのご主人は日本でNo.1の東京大学（当時帝国大学）の教授でした。
奥様はご主人の父親の同じ県の出身者しか嫁にしてはならないと結婚を認めませんでした。
その為奥様はその家を出なくてはならずハチを連れて行けませんでした。
日本ではハチの生涯が色々放送されていて最後の日色々お別れに歩いていたと言われています。
屋台の焼き鳥屋さんで焼き鳥を貰っていたので、死後解剖されるとお腹に串が入っていたと聞いた時は辛くなかったのかとても悲しい気持ちになりました。後半は新聞に載ったおかげで皆んなに可愛がられて最初の銅像はハチの生きている時に出来ました。
"Barfi" of Ranbir kapoor
Up up up
Great reaction!!! Ty
Dude watch the A Dog's Purpose and A Dog's Journey the sequel,, this two movies are also great.
He brings ball to the station coz he knew something bad was gonna happen n he wanted to stop him from going, then he dies.
This movie hits u so hard, i watched once cried like hell n never saw again,too much to take . But watching with u made it harder cried again. Takin an oath to NEVER EVER WATCH THIS MOVIE AGAIN.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Heart touching ❤❤❤
This movie is very emotional😢
I am more into dogs than cats and this movie is pretty sad but it didn't really make me cry it was amazing tho I actually liked it cause of a cute dog 😊
You should definitely watch dia movie...
One of the best imotional heart touching movie ever made 🔥🙏🙏🙏
Boy was this a mistake to watch again months after my dog died! 😭😭
This movie just destroys me. All I know is, that kid better have gotten an A+ on that assignment.
I was literally crying whole night thinking about Hachi
Me too the first time I saw this: In fact, the FIRST time I saw this [via just a reaction of it] at first I was wondering why I didn't cry harder than I did, given how objectively sad I thought it was. I got my answer later that night, when I realized I was involuntarily pushing away thoughts of the movie because "they were too painful to think about" (i.e. "repression"). I know that's not healthy to do, so I proceeded to try to let myself think about it, and yeah... the result was very intense 😭
777 charlie Indian movie please ❤
I like when u cry.. hehe.. I cry with you.. when I am sad I cry with you watching the bing bong scene....
Awww I hope ur always happy, but thanks for crying with me :)
@@wadumin I wish u all the happiness too🤗
My family lived a few streets away from the train station they filmed at. My church is on the other side of the nearby bridge. FUN FACT: THE WOONSOCKET CALL is an actual newspaper.
And to think that so many pets are just thrown away when some owners get bored of them.
Great movie.
You must watch "Super 30" starring Hrithik Roshan, based on true story of a teacher.
Please watch the movie - SITARAMAM (telugu) It would a emotional override
You should Enola Holmes! They have 2 movies so far which are very recent. Number 1 came out in 2020 and the other 2022!
Ya my Newfie will go into anchor mode and there’s no moving him not even bacon
Finally, you watched my recommendation. Thank you so much. Just one more movie, an anime. "Your Name."
I'll definitely check out ur suggested anime too budd, the ending scene was beautiful 😭
Charle777
❤❤❤😊
Try Watching Marly and Me. Plus Black Beauty I am telling you great classic movies and good to watch.
Girls learn from this dog ❤️🩹
You have to do Forrest Gump and Steel Magnolias
😢😢😢😢😢
when do you upload a new video. I'm really looking forward to whatever you react on RUclips. and don't forget BARFI ❤️🍁🍁🍁
I'm not going to watch this movie again 😢... Never 😔💔...
Vote for SARDAR UDHAM.
PLEASE WATCH SARDAR UDHAM.
You are missing out on the most exceptionally great movie INDIA has ever made.
Лучше "Бетховен"😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
Pozdravujem toho človeka čo natočil toto krásne svetové video Pekné natočené krása nádherná prajem pekný deň vám tonko Slovák badice fanúšik pozdravujem vás zoslovenska tonko ahoj kamoš môj krásne video natočené krása 👨 🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶👍🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐕🐕🐕🐕🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶spozdravom pozdravuje vás tonko badice fanúšik zoslovenska pozdravujem vás krásne video natočené krása nádherná pozdravuje tonko zoslovenska
Jab we met!!! Reaction please
brother watch "The Art of Racing in the Rain", u will love it
777 charlie and gangs of wasseypur please
Charlie (2022)
Bro pls react vikram,jana gana mana 🙏
That was one of the very earliest movies i cried literally a bucket full of tears
Hahah yes i totally feel u
777 Charlie movie please ❤
Please watch barfi
must watch Indian movie 777 charlie & kantara movie climax 💥💥💥 what a cinematic experience
this movie destroyed me and still does every time i watch it
i very rarely cry at movie but this one does it without fail
beautifully made film
Heyyy Amin, Do you recognise me??? I always say that I love your reactions so much... I love the way you express your emotions. I appreciate that very much. You are like an emotional friend to me and you can't imagine how happy I feel when I see the notification 😍😍 ❤❤❤
One more thing, I hope you'll see this one, because again you missed my last comment 😅 I was not sure about suggestions but I made some suggestions and you missed 🤭🤭 So here's my list
1. Ratchasan (Tamil - A must watch thriller movie, you'll definitely like it)
2. Kaithi (Tamil)
3. Vikram (Tamil) (1st kaithi then Vikram because there's some reference of kaithi in Vikram)
I'm not saying you must do a reaction, that's upto what the viewers like. But I think you personally will like and enjoy these movies. You can consider this as my love to you buddy 🥰🥰
I'll keep watching you.... Luv and luv only🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰
And sorry for an essay 😬😬😬 but all straight from bottom of my heart ❤️❤️
Heyyy my friend, thank u so much for the love and support ur awesome, I'll definitely check out ur suggested movies 😃❤️
高評価ボタン押そうかと思いましたが、８８８（ハチハチハチ）だったのでやめておきました。みんなそうしてるのかな？偶然？＾＾；
Why does this video have more dislikes than likes?
Watch eega
Intro: I am not the type of person to cry so easily
Most of the reaction video : 🥺😢🤧😢🥺
Movies dude ... Movies 🤣
I am ALSO not the type to cry easily EITHER (it actually took me 35 years for a movie to make me cry just FYI... and that was Inside Out!)... and THIS one I would say is THE most emotional movie I ever saw! So yes like wadumin said, it's "the movie" :P
You would love to watch Indian movie Charlie 777 this is also based on a story of a dog and his accidental owner.
Will do, thanks for suggesting ❤️
Next Barfi movie Ranbir Kapoor pleeeaaaaaseeeeee😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭. I love your react brooo
Pleasseeeeee BARFI MOVIE ❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗
Up
Up
Up
Upppppp
Upppppppp😭❗