I never made the connection until now that Al Pachino's devil chose the name John Milton. John Milton wrote Paradise Lost, a poem about Satan tricking Eve. Great reference.
I just picked up on that! Last time I watched this movie (long time ago) that got past me (or, I didn't know at the time). Better to rule in hell than to serve in heaven!
Kevin Lomax never was forced into any situation. He did it all of his own free will. He was even told by John that he can step aside to take care of his wife. He chose his path. And John's speech about "god" in the final scenes is fantastic. Showing a strange juxtaposition between God and Lucifer. Such a powerful movie.
When a person commits a horrific crime and someone asks "Why would God let that happen". It's because God granted mankind free will. He wanted man to make his own choices, good or bad.
Thanks, brother. Just imagine seeing your wife commit suicide right in front of you and after she says "I love you." Boy, some tough stuff! Thanks for watching and commenting! (:
@@BossMovieReactions What's shocking about Keanu's performance in that scene is it actually predates the death of his girlfriend/wife Jennier Syrne. Watching it you would think Keanu was pulling real grief. In 1999, he had a stillborn child with Jennifer. they had met just a year before. She later died after crashing her jeep while under the influence. The amount of pain Keanu went through from 1993 through the early 2000s is something. He lost his best friend, River Phoenix to a drug overdose, a daughter, a wife... A lot of that paint would later be used as inspiration for John Wick.
You're a fellow highly sensitive, empathetic soul, and I understand and appreciate that about you, my Brother. Never lose that sacred compassion. You're not alone...
One of the most unbelievable films out there. It's absolutely frightening how slender the thread is presented on multiple occasions and Pacino's performance, it's just one of the most underrated films out there.
Agreed, there's nothing wrong with his acting. Also, in real life, Keanu seems to be one of the nicest and most humble people! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
@@BossMovieReactions my pleasure! You guys have got one of the better channels! Y’all *actually* watch the movies lol (what a concept) and you’re not willfully ignorant which is refreshing considering how many channels suck.
I'm sorry but I'm new to the channel. The guy in the video is my type of dude. He gets emotional during a lot of movies and sheds some tears and I respect that as a man cuz I am the same exact way 😅 love your guy's channel
Beautiful reaction! The man's reactions to Marianne's experience really moved me. I felt for her as well during the same moments. Also, the woman's reactions to the little girl witness in the first trial.
this is one of the great films! "Call me dad", one of the best lines; and the Devils speech when the ghosts are chasing Eddie Barzoon is up there with Quints speech in Jaws. The fact that you were both speechless at the end i think, shows what a brilliant film this is. It acts on many levels, morality, greed, freewill, spirituality and capitalism. Pacino stole the show on this one. Theron did a great job carrying the sub-plot that sold it. Vanity - my favourite sin!
Yes, you're so right. I elaborated a bit more in my "Afterthoughts" video about this amazing film. Morality, greed, free will, spirituality...it had it all! Oscar performance by Al Pacino. Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
I have been trying for 2 Halloween years to get reactors to watch this, with no luck. Then I find you guys. Thank you. It's such a good mythological mystery thriller. Everybody's acting was great.
I love that this guy got emotional he feels the dialogue, he feels the tragedy that Marian is going thru, really insightful and the way he explains the film he totally gets it, the wife just sit there and be cute, you guys are an awesome couple
Did anyone notice That Keanu Reeves was superimposed with Al Pacinos when he shifted back to fallen angel? I thought that was a very appropriate touch and really drove home that they were parts of eachother
Mike & Jessica, I just found you guys the other day and you’re already our favorite reviewers! We just love you guys! Both of you are so insightful and Mike has such a good heart. It’s so refreshing seeing your compassion in this day of ignorance and pitiless. Keep up the great work!
I feel like the portrayal of the Devil in this was the best one ever done. The way he manipulates and has an empire with its fingers in every bad thing all around the world makes perfect sense. An immortal evil wouldnt just go balls to the wall burn everything down... He would take his time and slowly corrupt all of humanity.
I love that you choose movies that others don't. Absolutely my favourite reaction channel. Seamless editing as usual and emotional reactions make for a beautiful watch. Pacino looked like he had a ball making this movie.
Wow, the movie makes you think. Al Pacino, as usual, played an Oscar-worthy role, his second Oscar-winning role was in the film "Scarface", I recommend it if you haven't seen it. It was great watching you... as always and I'm waiting for the afterthoughts.
Yeah, that movie made me think as well. Btw, I released the "Afterthoughts" at the same time (ruclips.net/video/0jVU_ghymjY/видео.htmlsi=VipifUUg3vF4aDIb). I put "Scarface" on the list. Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
90's movies are so top notch that the hidden gems keep popping up. I want to recommend Denzel Washington's super natural movie: Fallen (1998) I know you guys will love it!
Charlize Theron's portrayal of a descent into madness is nothing short of phenomenal. A very underrated performance, and to me it's the heart of the movie.
Thank you so much!! I just read that the average RUclips channel takes about 22 months for 1,000 Subscribers. We got that in one month, so I guess we're doing ok. Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
@@BossMovieReactions No problem friend, I find you very emotional guy, I am as well, and you are absolutely GOOD PERSON, I dont even have to meet you ever in life to know this to be a fact, I know this movie will always stick with you in your life, I know it was like that with me...take care brother and have a good life, and yes, the Devil is everywhere :)...
I've just come across your reactions - you have some very good insights on a very deep level and pick up a lot of subtleties really quickly, all of this makes your follow-up comments so much more enjoyable than a lot of channels. Like a lot of others have been saying, no problem with your emotions Mike, it's good to see that level of connection you're showing about what you see and how you're processing that and I really think the world could do with a lot more of it. Just pleased to know there's fellow travelers out there! A very satisfied (and very recent) subscriber.
Hello Alan, thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words. We're so happy you found us and thanks for subscribing! Cheers to you, our fellow traveler! (:
Think about how the wife plot is basically a supporting act for the main plot that is the confrontation between the father and the son, Reeves and Pacino. But Charlize Theron crushed this so hard that the supporting plot felt as engaging if not more engaging then the main plot. She's so believable its impossible to not empathize with her.
I got to tell ya, been following you two for just a bit, I like the way you edit and have mostly the movie on the screen most of the time. But I also like the way you both respond and especially Jessica's laugh. I knew this movie would be rough, I haven't seen it since I saw it in the theater, OMG, Packed theater, People were freaking out, I was freaking out, I knew you would freak out !
Aw, thank you so much for your kind words. I would love to put even more of the movie on the screen, but for "Tommy Boy" I had to create 22 different versions until I passed the copyright process. Yes, Jessica's laugh is priceless! Anyway, thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
I remember reading that Al Pacino refused this script more than once but ended up doing it, and it might be my favorite performance of his. I felt like his interpretation of the devil was so good because of its complexity. He could be subtle, he could be seductive, he could be antagonistic, he could be manipulative, and he could be enraged. When I watched this movie the first time I felt like he just did a good job, but after you watch it a few more times you pick up on every tactic, every angle of his character, and most importantly, the patience. Not only does John Milton spend the entire movie trying to get his son to make the antichrist, he's failed this many times and keeps on attempting.
I've never seen you guys before but just watched you watch the Devils Advocate. I'm pretty good at reading expressions and body language and I could tell that dude fully recognized the evil being represented on the screen. It is difficult being a good man in such a world as this.
Hi Avisser, we're happy you found us and checked out "Devils Advocate." This has become one of my all-time favorite movies and yes, it is difficult being a good man (or person for that matter) in this world. Thanks for watching! (:
This is a good one. Charlize and Pacino were the standouts. The girl on the stand at the opening was in a quirky movie called Welcome To The Dollhouse if you like quirky films.
I always thought this was supposed to be Star Wars prequel .....How Anakin become Darth Vader, of course Keanu being Anakin and Al Pacino - Palpatine :D
I think you are really good people. As a couple, you're so interesting, the way your personalities click. As individuals, you're really beautiful. A lot of heart.
waiting day after day, months after months for people to react to this movie, it's a relic of cinema past, they don't make movies like this anymore, at least not right now. Take the dna of this lost species of a movie and clone it a million times. I'm so touched that you are touched.
Yo, wanna know one of thee best parts of this movie? I know you do! It's when Al answers Kevin's question "Why the law?", and Al responds: "Because it puts us into everything...". Knowing law is the ultimate back stage pass! If you know contract law, lemme put it like this: Ooooooweeee! Study law and you'll be able to tell who knows what they're talkin about and who doesn't way faster than those who don't know law. In The Land of the Blind the guy with one good eye is King.
@@BossMovieReactions Shhhhhh, don't tell, you don't have to be a lawyer to know what they know! And you can say the same exact stuff! And there's NO BAR dues! And the judge doesn't have the same control over you as they do their BAR member!
There are more than a few professions that put you on the inside with people. I'm in finance. Commercial finance. I respect my clients and really enjoy speaking with them about their goals and dreams. It's truly a privilege to serve them.
Agreed, Charlize Theron was outstanding! The way she portrayed "schizophrenia" was incredible. I know she spent a lot of time with a psycho-therapist in order to get prepared. Thanks for watching! (:
I watched another channel's reaction and she was joking so much to the point where she got caught up in the seduction of Milton and the decadent party upstairs, not so much defending Kevin and his wife from temptation and divisive forces at work. You two took it seriously, which is refreshing. And as one manly crier to another, good to see deep emotions being felt and expressed on your part. The church scene with Mary Ann, suicide scene, and final confrontation with "Dad" all are still to this day profound when I view them. Cried again while watching with you here. IMO: This might be Keanu's finest acting of his career, Charlize and Al are Oscar-level in their roles, the latter hitting it out of the park in that final office scene. Honestly, it still is the best depiction of the Devil in any film/movie I've ever seen. Writing it around his heading up the most powerful law firm in New York is brilliant. And the first time I watched this film, when that art piece came to "life" at the end? Freaked me out!
Hello "Macht Nichts", thanks for sharing your thoughts on our reaction and this fantastic movie. I couldn't agree more with your points. Thanks for watching! (:
fun facts : reeves lowest his salary so they can afford al pacino 2- al pacino improvised that frank Sinatra scene .3- al pacino despite giving epic performance as the devils didn't even got nominated for the oscars lol which he deserves to win best supporting actor easily 4- your reaction is great guys
This was Theron's first big American movie and I remember being absolutely stunned by her performance. It was so heartbreaking and powerful. This move can be a bit over the top at time and her performance gave this movie such emotional weight. You have this sexy world of power and seduction and an innocent woman being mauled by strange occurrences she doesn't understand and she's completly alone.
What an irony!Devil's great plans was temporarily spoiled by pure coincidence,he didn't foreseen, coincidence,based on choice,made by Kevin in critically important moment,and on usual handgun,taken by Kevin away from businessman Alexander Cullen earlier (if I'm not mistaken,that pistol was "Walther").
Guys, thank you so much for this reaction. Saw this movie in theatres when it came out. But when you watch it through the years as you get older, you understand more Charlize Theron in this movie does it so well. And the rest of the cast of course too Subscribed!
Hey Mike, really appreciate your willingness to show and share your emotions with us. It's weird, I notice as I've grown older (54 yo) the emotions in my heart overflow more than they ever had when I was younger. I don't know if this is a natural thing with aging or if it's a result of my growth with God over the years because the emotions that over flow and bring on tears are always associated with love or witnessing selfless courage or sacrifice. It can be embarrassing or even slightly irritating (because I'll be in public) but I wouldn't change it. Please continue to react to these very heartfelt movies. I would suggest Dances With Wolves, The Last Samurai or End of Watch if you guys haven't seen them yet. 😎🙏❤️
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on that subject. You're probably right that emotions can grow stronger as one gets older and wiser. Also, thanks for your suggestions, I added them to our list. I'm curious about "The Last Samurai" as it has been suggested quite often. Thanks! (:
I do that same thing....when the films touch me emotionally....my chest heaves just like this fella. I sing in public a lot and certain songs have the same effect. That monologue by Pachino....the one where he indites God for how he set up the world is amazing and its probably why they chose to name the Devil "John Milton". Paradise Lost is generally read as a defense of the Devil. Its suggesting that Satan did not lie to Eve about the apple but, was infact telling her the truth....that eating from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.... wouldn't kill her but, make her stronger or more aptly, wiser. the bible clearly states there are 2 Trees in the Garden. The Tree of Knowledge and The Tree of Life. Christian tradition tells us the Serpent tempted Eve with everlasting life....Milton claims the devil was honest and wanted Adam and Eve to join his rebellion against God. This is why Pacino screams "I'm a fan of man". Hes sick of being held responsible for all the evil created by mankind when hes actually trying to empower us to help him topple the unjust rulership of Yaweh. William Blake claims that Milton, in his epic poem Paradise Lost, was "of the Devil's party without knowing it." Meaning that Blake believed Milton was subconsciously glorifying Satan by expressing the story in Genesis, of the fall of man, from the Grace of God...from the Devil's point of veiw.
Algorithm recommended this video and first time watching. I subscribed right away. I'm in love with Mike. Every time I'm choked up and in tears, I see Mike reacting exactly like me. I was always embarrassed of my emotions as a man. But these emotions look so human and heart warming on Mike. I feel less embarrassed about myself. Also, Jessica brings so much brightness and laughter to the atmosphere. I love them both.
I was a sophomore in college when this came out in 1997, and I remember talking to my best friend about it afterwards one late night. It spooked us both. We began discussing the Bible more after that, and we still do! I also enjoyed 8:07 where Kevin’s mom went right, while Kevin & Marianne drove left. A biblical reference to the sheep at God’s right hand of everlasting preservation, and the goats at his left and everlasting destruction. 😨
Another excellent reaction from you guys! I first saw this movie around 2006 or 2007, and although I couldn't put it in my "Best of the Best" movie list, it's definitely as close as possible to my all-time favorites. I can understand why some people classify it as one of the best movies ever made. It is indeed filled with lots of meanings and you can discuss it and analyze it for hours! Honestly, I start enjoying more watching reactions to movies - like you make - rather than seeing the movies myself for the 10th time. You guys are my favorite reactors so far! PS: did you like Charlize Theron's acting? People praise so much Keanu and Pacino's acting, but forget to mention how good Charlize was in this movie!
Wow, David, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. We appreciate your analysis and your kind words. I think Charlize Theron's acting was outstanding! The way she portrayed "schizophrenia" was incredible. I know she spent a lot of time with a psycho-therapist in order to get prepared. I see "Oscar" performances all over this movie! (:
I really enjoyed your reaction, my husband is exactly the same, when he sees someone cry, it makes him cry too, and I think that’s awesome, 😉♥️ , this was my first time watching you guys, and I’m hooked 😊 Subscribed and I’m going to watch another one right away 👍😉😊 Ps, I watched this movie in theatre when it first came out, I was mesmerized from start to beginning, and I’ve re watched it many times! The moral of the story is very powerful.
I subscribed to this channel because A. You reacted to this movie that not a lot of other reactors have done, and B. The man was not afraid to show emotions. Crying and showing emotions is good. Thanks for being good reactors. I can think of a lot of other great movies that a lot of other reactors don't do that would be great for you two. 🙂👍
The "Devil's Advocate" is something actually "exists". I live in Rome. When a priest is to made saint or not a court is called, while a side tries to convince the passed away priest is to be saint for several reason, one priest tries to convince the council he is not to be made saint for other reasons. just to have an impartial judgement (it's never impartial). The priest convincing the guy is not worthy of ascendancy to sanctity is called "the devil's advocate".
This is one of my top movie choices. If you want to see another brilliant under-rated film... Check out The Usual Suspects, The Medicine Man, Thunderheart, and Narrow Margin. The last one is action,but has another of my favorite actors... Gene Hackman.
That was a hell of a movie … wasn’t it? I’ll be very careful about making further suggestions, as it seems that everything I would have suggested, you already have on your list, so with great caution and referring to Charlize Theron, what comes to my mind is a very nice comedy - Trial And Error … there you’ll also see Jeff Daniels again (was that on your list?). Even if it is Sunday, tomorrow I have to travel to another city to do some work … which made me transition into a sh**ty mood … but then I saw your reaction and my mood got back on track for at least one more week - as it always does. THANK YOU. Your movie reaction channel is the best by far … million congratulations. Looking forward to your next reaction. Salutations from your Romanian brother …
Aw, what an encouraging message, thank you so much! "Trial and Error" wasn't on our list, but it is now. Thanks for being who you are! Blessings to you, our Romanian brother! (:
Aww, I really appreciate your kind words. Happy we could help turn your mood around. And I’ll have Mr. Boss add Trial and Error to the list. I’ve never heard of it.
Hi, I first wrote that this was probably true, but then I had to re-think my statement and now I'm not so sure anymore. I am very AWARE of what it means to make a promise to someone and therefore I do NOT just promise things unless I know for a FACT that I can keep it. For example, I don't promise things that I don't have control over, but you're probably right that "most" or at least "a lot" of human beings make promises they can't keep. Anyway, thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. (:
Such a wicked scenario and ending... Always loved this movie. It's a very interesting analysis of human nature and greed... I loved your reaction. You got it all very right and you were very intuitive about the story and endgame of Milton.
So, a real fact, when Jodi Arias stood trial for murdering her ex boyfriend her attorney base stole Kevin's opening statement by saying the whole "I don't like him" line. He just changed it for her defense. Turns out it didn't work for her lol.
Would love to see you both react to Where the Heart Is with Natalie Portman. It's such a sad, happy movie. I know sad, happy....like life it shows the dark BUT, there's a LIGHT at the end of all life's trouble.🤗🤗💝💖💗💓
I have a list of films, Shawshank, Saving private Ryan, Seven, The Devils Advocate, Fugitive, The great escape, and others, but there the main ones. Wonderful reaction guy's.
Probably the best performance of the devil. This movie does a good job of revealing the corruptibility of the human spirit, and how easily we can be blinded by our emotions. Although Pacino is playing a supernatural figure in this film, we all know people like him, who manipulate and play other people. It's not just what MIlton says, it's when he lets the silence linger, and he let's the room fill with tension. He knows how to push buttons. That doesn't mean Kevin is absolved, not at all. He's arrogant, greedy, lustful, prideful, and, yes, vain. Watching Marryanne crumble and be destroyed is so true to reality. On rewatches its even more painful because you just want Kevin to stop and love his wife. Just go home, man.
12:52 very subtle bit of acting here by Pacino. He's slightly disappointed in his son. Just slightly. You can detect the twinge. "Yeah... That's the easy part." Throughout the movie the devil is both manipulating Kevin, but also trying to get him to cultivate his full potential. It's weird and twisted in a way, because the Devil can't really "love" in the true sense, but there is some kind of a fatherly element to his relationship with Kevin, buried under layers of distortion and perversion.
Randomly came across your channel last night. Honestly the best movie reaction I’ve ever seen. Watching this I was reminded of a saying I came across recently…Everyone has free will. Everyone makes their own destiny. The devil can only tempt…it can not act. Subbed. Look forward to seeing more reactions from you both. Ty
@10:27 -look at all of that urban blight that people cherish. Imagine that same view 600 years ago without "mankind." I want an office with floor to ceiling windows, but nowhere near any city.
As a Warhammer40k players these kind of movies (with evil, etc) hit me different... 'Burn the heretic. Kill the mutant. Purge the unclean. It is better to die for the Emperor than to live for yourself.'
Pacino's rant mocking God near the end is one of the greatest villain monologues in movie history!
Agreed, it was brilliant writing and fantastic acting! Thanks for watching! (:
@@BossMovieReactions I am A FAN OF MAN!
@@steve2070 Yeah, and he said it with such a devilish face! Amazing! (:
@@steve2070I’m a humanist. Jesus every line was a paragraph
the unsettling thing is he was making valid points , very very good performance !!
I never made the connection until now that Al Pachino's devil chose the name John Milton. John Milton wrote Paradise Lost, a poem about Satan tricking Eve. Great reference.
Yeah, I read that somewhere as well. Interesting details. Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
I just picked up on that! Last time I watched this movie (long time ago) that got past me (or, I didn't know at the time). Better to rule in hell than to serve in heaven!
"Better to reign in Hell than serve in Heaven" is a quote from "Paradise Lost", I believe.
Milton also wrote 'On His Blindness' Not really a defender of the faithe.
@@zvimur Yes, you're correct. Quick comment typo.
Such an overlooked movie.
Yes, to me, it's another one of those "must-see" movies for everyone. Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
Kevin Lomax never was forced into any situation. He did it all of his own free will. He was even told by John that he can step aside to take care of his wife. He chose his path.
And John's speech about "god" in the final scenes is fantastic. Showing a strange juxtaposition between God and Lucifer. Such a powerful movie.
Yes, so true, he did everything of his own free will. A fantastic movie indeed! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
When a person commits a horrific crime and someone asks "Why would God let that happen". It's because God granted mankind free will. He wanted man to make his own choices, good or bad.
@@laudanum669 Yep. That is part of the answer to why "evil exists." Evil in potencia exists in the heart of any being with free will.
To be evil, we invite evil in.
Those tears were justified man, it's okay to get emotional!
Thanks, brother. Just imagine seeing your wife commit suicide right in front of you and after she says "I love you." Boy, some tough stuff! Thanks for watching and commenting! (:
@@BossMovieReactions both of you are sweet souls.
@@FelicityGemini Thank you, we appreciate it! 🥰🙏
@@BossMovieReactions What's shocking about Keanu's performance in that scene is it actually predates the death of his girlfriend/wife Jennier Syrne. Watching it you would think Keanu was pulling real grief. In 1999, he had a stillborn child with Jennifer. they had met just a year before. She later died after crashing her jeep while under the influence. The amount of pain Keanu went through from 1993 through the early 2000s is something. He lost his best friend, River Phoenix to a drug overdose, a daughter, a wife... A lot of that paint would later be used as inspiration for John Wick.
@@TriarchVisgroup Oh, wow, that is some heartbreaking stuff! Thanks for sharing! O-:
You're a fellow highly sensitive, empathetic soul, and I understand and appreciate that about you, my Brother. Never lose that sacred compassion. You're not alone...
Aw, thank you so much for your kind words! I appreciate it! (:
It's a very underrated film... It leads you through the story rather than pushing it down your throat. That makes it so much better,
It's baffling to me that such a movie can be underrated. I absolutely loved it. Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
I agree with you. Definitely underestimated. The cast alone is for the devil. Who better to give such a brilliant speech than AL PACINO
One of the most unbelievable films out there. It's absolutely frightening how slender the thread is presented on multiple occasions and Pacino's performance, it's just one of the most underrated films out there.
Yeah, how this movie can be underrated is a mystery. Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
That is a great cry by Keanu when she kills herself. People give him crap about his acting but here he was really good
Agreed, there's nothing wrong with his acting. Also, in real life, Keanu seems to be one of the nicest and most humble people! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
Keanu is a great actor, when the part feels realistic to him and he can truly embrace how the character is experiencing what is going on.
til lthis day i dont get the hate for keanu and his acting, he does it for me when he really needs to.
A lot of it started from his British accent in the movie "Bram Stoker's Dracula". While it was a pretty poor accent he was still great in the movie.
This is his most underappreciated movie, imo.
“This is making me mad”
Director: yes, exactly.
Haha, yes, thanks for watching! (:
@@BossMovieReactions my pleasure! You guys have got one of the better channels! Y’all *actually* watch the movies lol (what a concept) and you’re not willfully ignorant which is refreshing considering how many channels suck.
Thanks for that, human will!! We simply try to watch the movie and be authentic with no added gimmicks. (:
I'm sorry but I'm new to the channel. The guy in the video is my type of dude. He gets emotional during a lot of movies and sheds some tears and I respect that as a man cuz I am the same exact way 😅 love your guy's channel
Hi Alessandro! That is a very nice thing to say and it takes a "man" to admit that as well. Kindred spirits. Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
The shot of empty New-York is so eery and unsettling
Yeah, a fantastic shot indeed! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
You are correct! That is Donald Trump's penthouse in Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.
Yeah, I researched it again and yes, it was! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
“Advocate” in this case isn’t referring to Milton (Pacino), it’s referring to Keanu’s character; “advocate” in this context is “lawyer”
Yeah, that's how I see it as well. Thanks for watching! (:
The scene with the baby gave me nightmares as a kid
Yeah, several scenes would give me a nightmare as a kid! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
Isn't this rated 18 what were you doing watching it as a kid?
@@daveofyorkshire301 He could have been referring to when he was a teen for all you know… relax.🙄
@@mzliz1249 a kid is not an adolescent, and an adolescent would be too young... I certainly wouldn't consider an 18-year-old a "kid" would you?
@@BossMovieReactionsReaction request: Tokyo Vice season one!
Beautiful reaction! The man's reactions to Marianne's experience really moved me. I felt for her as well during the same moments. Also, the woman's reactions to the little girl witness in the first trial.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! We appreciate it! (:
this is one of the great films! "Call me dad", one of the best lines; and the Devils speech when the ghosts are chasing Eddie Barzoon is up there with Quints speech in Jaws. The fact that you were both speechless at the end i think, shows what a brilliant film this is. It acts on many levels, morality, greed, freewill, spirituality and capitalism. Pacino stole the show on this one. Theron did a great job carrying the sub-plot that sold it. Vanity - my favourite sin!
i think maybe it danced on a few religious sensibilities??
Yes, you're so right. I elaborated a bit more in my "Afterthoughts" video about this amazing film. Morality, greed, free will, spirituality...it had it all! Oscar performance by Al Pacino. Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
Maybe it did, I don't know, I loved it! (:
I have been trying for 2 Halloween years to get reactors to watch this, with no luck. Then I find you guys.
Thank you.
It's such a good mythological mystery thriller.
Everybody's acting was great.
Hi Blackkatt, I'm happy you found us. Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
" Money?? ...that's the easy part" soo true
Haha, yeah, what a great line! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
Hubby is so in tune with his feelings. I think MY hubby has found his touchstone - we are subscribed, subscribed, SUBSCRIBED
Aw, thank you so much for watching and commenting AND subscribing, subscribing, SUBSCRIBING! We appreciate it! (:
That is so awesome Michelle! Thank you both for your support.❤
I love that this guy got emotional he feels the dialogue, he feels the tragedy that Marian is going thru, really insightful and the way he explains the film he totally gets it, the wife just sit there and be cute, you guys are an awesome couple
Hello No Name, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, and thanks for your kind words. We appreciate it! (:
Did anyone notice That Keanu Reeves was superimposed with Al Pacinos when he shifted back to fallen angel? I thought that was a very appropriate touch and really drove home that they were parts of eachother
I sure noticed it during editing. Thanks for sharing! (:
Mike & Jessica, I just found you guys the other day and you’re already our favorite reviewers! We just love you guys! Both of you are so insightful and Mike has such a good heart. It’s so refreshing seeing your compassion in this day of ignorance and pitiless. Keep up the great work!
Aw, that's so nice! Thank you so much for your kind words. We're happy you found us. Thanks for watching!! (:
I feel like the portrayal of the Devil in this was the best one ever done. The way he manipulates and has an empire with its fingers in every bad thing all around the world makes perfect sense. An immortal evil wouldnt just go balls to the wall burn everything down... He would take his time and slowly corrupt all of humanity.
Yes, I agree with you 100%. Best portrayal of the devil ever. This has become one of my all-time favorite movies! Thanks for watching! (:
I love that you choose movies that others don't. Absolutely my favourite reaction channel. Seamless editing as usual and emotional reactions make for a beautiful watch.
Pacino looked like he had a ball making this movie.
Thank you so much, PunkersTV!!! Yeah, what a dream role Pacino was able to play! (:
Wow, the movie makes you think. Al Pacino, as usual, played an Oscar-worthy role, his second Oscar-winning role was in the film "Scarface", I recommend it if you haven't seen it. It was great watching you... as always and I'm waiting for the afterthoughts.
Yeah, that movie made me think as well. Btw, I released the "Afterthoughts" at the same time (ruclips.net/video/0jVU_ghymjY/видео.htmlsi=VipifUUg3vF4aDIb). I put "Scarface" on the list. Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
90's movies are so top notch that the hidden gems keep popping up. I want to recommend Denzel Washington's super natural movie: Fallen (1998) I know you guys will love it!
Yes, it seems the 90s movies are the best. "Fallen" is on the list. Thanks for watching! (:
Good recommendation
Charlize is such an amazing actor... guessing you guys have seen her in Monster if not you should
@@raramonty5217 I was so impressed by Charlize that I put "Monster" on the list. Thx! (:
Monster is from 2003 and Charlize wins an Oscar for this movie
Charlize Theron's portrayal of a descent into madness is nothing short of phenomenal. A very underrated performance, and to me it's the heart of the movie.
Yes, agreed, she was fantastic!! (:
Love to see this channel growing. You two are just the best. So real!
Thank you so much!! I just read that the average RUclips channel takes about 22 months for 1,000 Subscribers. We got that in one month, so I guess we're doing ok. Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
I really appreciate your kind words and your support. We love you.
One of my favorite movies... it tells you everything about life... absolutely everythin...
Yes, this has become one of my all-time favorite movies as well! Thanks for watching! (:
@@BossMovieReactions No problem friend, I find you very emotional guy, I am as well, and you are absolutely GOOD PERSON, I dont even have to meet you ever in life to know this to be a fact, I know this movie will always stick with you in your life, I know it was like that with me...take care brother and have a good life, and yes, the Devil is everywhere :)...
@@CroPETROforeverNBA Aw, thank you so much for your kind words. This made my day! Thank you and God bless! ((:
Damn good movie. Very underrated.
Damn good movie indeed! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
I've just come across your reactions - you have some very good insights on a very deep level and pick up a lot of subtleties really quickly, all of this makes your follow-up comments so much more enjoyable than a lot of channels. Like a lot of others have been saying, no problem with your emotions Mike, it's good to see that level of connection you're showing about what you see and how you're processing that and I really think the world could do with a lot more of it. Just pleased to know there's fellow travelers out there! A very satisfied (and very recent) subscriber.
Hello Alan, thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words. We're so happy you found us and thanks for subscribing! Cheers to you, our fellow traveler! (:
Think about how the wife plot is basically a supporting act for the main plot that is the confrontation between the father and the son, Reeves and Pacino. But Charlize Theron crushed this so hard that the supporting plot felt as engaging if not more engaging then the main plot. She's so believable its impossible to not empathize with her.
Yes, I agree with you 100%. -- Amazing performance! (:
I love Mr. Boss’s emotions. Crying because of movies is so cathartic for me. Love you guys. Keep it up. And cover 28 Days Later!
Oh, that's good to hear! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! And I put "28 Days Later" on our list. (:
Yes ✅ ✅
Genuine and delightful. ❤
Prayers of protection to you and yours. 🙏🏽 😊
Thank you, that is very much appreciated!! (:
Amen, Eddie. Same to you and yours. Thanks for supporting us!
Good morning from Houma, Louisiana. This is a great flick, strong performances.
Hello Louisiana! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
Girl, you have such a great laugh.❤
Thanks, I'll pass it on to Jessica. More laughs at our Jim Carrey reactions! (((:
Haha! Thank you. As a kid, I used to be super self conscious about it. 🤗
I got to tell ya, been following you two for just a bit, I like the way you edit and have mostly the movie on the screen most of the time.
But I also like the way you both respond and especially Jessica's laugh.
I knew this movie would be rough, I haven't seen it since I saw it in the theater, OMG,
Packed theater, People were freaking out, I was freaking out, I knew you would freak out !
Aw, thank you so much for your kind words. I would love to put even more of the movie on the screen, but for "Tommy Boy" I had to create 22 different versions until I passed the copyright process. Yes, Jessica's laugh is priceless! Anyway, thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
How sweet! We love and appreciate you. 🙏🏾
I remember reading that Al Pacino refused this script more than once but ended up doing it, and it might be my favorite performance of his. I felt like his interpretation of the devil was so good because of its complexity. He could be subtle, he could be seductive, he could be antagonistic, he could be manipulative, and he could be enraged. When I watched this movie the first time I felt like he just did a good job, but after you watch it a few more times you pick up on every tactic, every angle of his character, and most importantly, the patience. Not only does John Milton spend the entire movie trying to get his son to make the antichrist, he's failed this many times and keeps on attempting.
Hi Steven, YES, very good observation and I totally agree! What a fantastic film and brilliant performances by all!! (:
I've never seen you guys before but just watched you watch the Devils Advocate. I'm pretty good at reading expressions and body language and I could tell that dude fully recognized the evil being represented on the screen. It is difficult being a good man in such a world as this.
Hi Avisser, we're happy you found us and checked out "Devils Advocate." This has become one of my all-time favorite movies and yes, it is difficult being a good man (or person for that matter) in this world. Thanks for watching! (:
Al Pacino plays a good devil.
OMG, yeah! He even LOOKS like the devil in some moments. Amazing! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
This is a good one. Charlize and Pacino were the standouts. The girl on the stand at the opening was in a quirky movie called Welcome To The Dollhouse if you like quirky films.
A good one indeed! Thanks for watching and commenting! We appreciate it! (:
I was singing the song to WTTDH when she came on screen! Love that movie!!
@@jillgehrke yeah I love the theme song.
Keanu took a massive pay cut to act in the movie with Pacino
Yes, that's what I've read as well. Smart decision, a fantastic movie! Thanks for watching! (:
I always thought this was supposed to be Star Wars prequel .....How Anakin become Darth Vader, of course Keanu being Anakin and Al Pacino - Palpatine :D
Hi there, I can't really comment on that since I'm not familiar with the Star Wars movies. But we thank you for watching! We appreciate it! (:
We will have to add Star Wars to the list. I’ve never seen any of them.
Love your reactions!!! They bring me joy !!! Keep them coming !
So happy to hear that! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
Al pacino god speech is ridiculously well acted, its actually scary.
Yes, an Oscar-worthy performance imo! (:
I think you are really good people. As a couple, you're so interesting, the way your personalities click. As individuals, you're really beautiful.
A lot of heart.
Aw, that's such a nice thing to say! Thank you, it made our day! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
waiting day after day, months after months for people to react to this movie, it's a relic of cinema past, they don't make movies like this anymore, at least not right now. Take the dna of this lost species of a movie and clone it a million times. I'm so touched that you are touched.
YES, 100% agree with you! I'm touched that you are touched by me being touched! Thanks for watching! (:
"Directed by Taylor Hackford." Another of his great movies is one not many RUclipsrs react to. Hv the 2 of you seen "An Officer & a Gentleman?"
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! We appreciate it! I put your suggestions on our list. Thanks! (:
I’ve heard of it, but know nothing about it. Yay, thanks for this suggestion!🎉
To be fair, it's a common theme in all religions and mythologies for supernatural beings to hook up with their siblings lol
Haha, yeah, Jessica was quite disturbed by it! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
Yo, wanna know one of thee best parts of this movie? I know you do! It's when Al answers Kevin's question "Why the law?", and Al responds: "Because it puts us into everything...". Knowing law is the ultimate back stage pass! If you know contract law, lemme put it like this: Ooooooweeee! Study law and you'll be able to tell who knows what they're talkin about and who doesn't way faster than those who don't know law. In The Land of the Blind the guy with one good eye is King.
Yeah, you're so right. If you know the law, you're way ahead of the game!! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
@@BossMovieReactions Shhhhhh, don't tell, you don't have to be a lawyer to know what they know! And you can say the same exact stuff! And there's NO BAR dues! And the judge doesn't have the same control over you as they do their BAR member!
@@drivingiscommercefuckgoogl1397 😄👍
There are more than a few professions that put you on the inside with people. I'm in finance. Commercial finance. I respect my clients and really enjoy speaking with them about their goals and dreams. It's truly a privilege to serve them.
@@davidhutchinson5233 😀👍
Such a classic. And Charlize Theron CRUSHED this. Maybe her best role ever. Pacino at the end is legendary too
Agreed, Charlize Theron was outstanding! The way she portrayed "schizophrenia" was incredible. I know she spent a lot of time with a psycho-therapist in order to get prepared. Thanks for watching! (:
Dude, the emotions are real, great react!
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Bumping the comments. Respect guys. Thanks for the reaction/review 👍👍
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I watched another channel's reaction and she was joking so much to the point where she got caught up in the seduction of Milton and the decadent party upstairs, not so much defending Kevin and his wife from temptation and divisive forces at work. You two took it seriously, which is refreshing. And as one manly crier to another, good to see deep emotions being felt and expressed on your part. The church scene with Mary Ann, suicide scene, and final confrontation with "Dad" all are still to this day profound when I view them. Cried again while watching with you here. IMO: This might be Keanu's finest acting of his career, Charlize and Al are Oscar-level in their roles, the latter hitting it out of the park in that final office scene. Honestly, it still is the best depiction of the Devil in any film/movie I've ever seen. Writing it around his heading up the most powerful law firm in New York is brilliant. And the first time I watched this film, when that art piece came to "life" at the end? Freaked me out!
Hello "Macht Nichts", thanks for sharing your thoughts on our reaction and this fantastic movie. I couldn't agree more with your points. Thanks for watching! (:
fun facts : reeves lowest his salary so they can afford al pacino 2- al pacino improvised that frank Sinatra scene .3- al pacino despite giving epic performance as the devils didn't even got nominated for the oscars lol which he deserves to win best supporting actor easily 4- your reaction is great guys
Yes, Pacino's performance was Oscar-worthy indeed! I didn't know Pacino improvised the Sinatra scene. Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
This was Theron's first big American movie and I remember being absolutely stunned by her performance. It was so heartbreaking and powerful. This move can be a bit over the top at time and her performance gave this movie such emotional weight. You have this sexy world of power and seduction and an innocent woman being mauled by strange occurrences she doesn't understand and she's completly alone.
Yes, it was a fantastic and heartbreaking performance! (:
What an irony!Devil's great plans was temporarily spoiled by pure coincidence,he didn't foreseen, coincidence,based on choice,made by Kevin in critically important moment,and on usual handgun,taken by Kevin away from businessman Alexander Cullen earlier (if I'm not mistaken,that pistol was "Walther").
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Guys, thank you so much for this reaction. Saw this movie in theatres when it came out. But when you watch it through the years as you get older, you understand more
Charlize Theron in this movie does it so well. And the rest of the cast of course too
Subscribed!
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Hey Mike, really appreciate your willingness to show and share your emotions with us. It's weird, I notice as I've grown older (54 yo) the emotions in my heart overflow more than they ever had when I was younger. I don't know if this is a natural thing with aging or if it's a result of my growth with God over the years because the emotions that over flow and bring on tears are always associated with love or witnessing selfless courage or sacrifice. It can be embarrassing or even slightly irritating (because I'll be in public) but I wouldn't change it. Please continue to react to these very heartfelt movies. I would suggest Dances With Wolves, The Last Samurai or End of Watch if you guys haven't seen them yet. 😎🙏❤️
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on that subject. You're probably right that emotions can grow stronger as one gets older and wiser. Also, thanks for your suggestions, I added them to our list. I'm curious about "The Last Samurai" as it has been suggested quite often. Thanks! (:
Had a crush on Charlize Theron ever since this movie.
And when she speaks Afrikaans it’s just sexy as hell.
Understandably! ((:
One of my fauvorite movies of all the time...
Yes, 100% agree! (:
My favourite new reaction channel 🙏
Thank you! We're so happy you found us! (:
54:15 "Ooooh... I don't like that." THAT got me! LOL
Oh, yeah, she really didn't like that! LOL. Thanks for watching! (:
I do that same thing....when the films touch me emotionally....my chest heaves just like this fella. I sing in public a lot and certain songs have the same effect.
That monologue by Pachino....the one where he indites God for how he set up the world is amazing and its probably why they chose to name the Devil "John Milton". Paradise Lost is generally read as a defense of the Devil. Its suggesting that Satan did not lie to Eve about the apple but, was infact telling her the truth....that eating from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.... wouldn't kill her but, make her stronger or more aptly, wiser.
the bible clearly states there are 2 Trees in the Garden. The Tree of Knowledge and The Tree of Life. Christian tradition tells us the Serpent tempted Eve with everlasting life....Milton claims the devil was honest and wanted Adam and Eve to join his rebellion against God.
This is why Pacino screams "I'm a fan of man". Hes sick of being held responsible for all the evil created by mankind when hes actually trying to empower us to help him topple the unjust rulership of Yaweh.
William Blake claims that Milton, in his epic poem Paradise Lost, was "of the Devil's party without knowing it." Meaning that Blake believed Milton was subconsciously glorifying Satan by expressing the story in Genesis, of the fall of man, from the Grace of God...from the Devil's point of veiw.
Very interesting read, thank you so much for sharing!! We appreciate it! (:
I loved your reaction! I'm a Brazilian who became a fan of yours! I hope they make more video
Thanks for that Marcio!! And thanks for watching! We appreciate it! Greetings to Brazil. (:
Algorithm recommended this video and first time watching. I subscribed right away. I'm in love with Mike. Every time I'm choked up and in tears, I see Mike reacting exactly like me. I was always embarrassed of my emotions as a man. But these emotions look so human and heart warming on Mike. I feel less embarrassed about myself. Also, Jessica brings so much brightness and laughter to the atmosphere. I love them both.
Aw, what a nice and heartwarming comment. Thank you so much for watching, sharing your thoughts, AND subscribing! ((:
I was a sophomore in college when this came out in 1997, and I remember talking to my best friend about it afterwards one late night. It spooked us both. We began discussing the Bible more after that, and we still do! I also enjoyed 8:07 where Kevin’s mom went right, while Kevin & Marianne drove left. A biblical reference to the sheep at God’s right hand of everlasting preservation, and the goats at his left and everlasting destruction. 😨
Thanks for sharing your thoughts regarding your experience! Good stuff! (:
Great movie, very honest reaction. I really appreciate you sharing this with us. I just subscribed.
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Aww, we appreciate you!
Another excellent reaction from you guys! I first saw this movie around 2006 or 2007, and although I couldn't put it in my "Best of the Best" movie list, it's definitely as close as possible to my all-time favorites. I can understand why some people classify it as one of the best movies ever made. It is indeed filled with lots of meanings and you can discuss it and analyze it for hours! Honestly, I start enjoying more watching reactions to movies - like you make - rather than seeing the movies myself for the 10th time. You guys are my favorite reactors so far!
PS: did you like Charlize Theron's acting? People praise so much Keanu and Pacino's acting, but forget to mention how good Charlize was in this movie!
Wow, David, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. We appreciate your analysis and your kind words. I think Charlize Theron's acting was outstanding! The way she portrayed "schizophrenia" was incredible. I know she spent a lot of time with a psycho-therapist in order to get prepared. I see "Oscar" performances all over this movie! (:
Awww! This made my day! And yes, I LOVED Charlize’s acting. She’s phenomenal.
I really enjoyed your reaction, my husband is exactly the same, when he sees someone cry, it makes him cry too, and I think that’s awesome, 😉♥️ , this was my first time watching you guys, and I’m hooked 😊
Subscribed and I’m going to watch another one right away 👍😉😊
Ps, I watched this movie in theatre when it first came out, I was mesmerized from start to beginning, and I’ve re watched it many times! The moral of the story is very powerful.
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John Milton, Paradise Lost, nice touch.
A nice touch indeed! Thanks for watching! (:
@@BossMovieReactions Reminds me of the young Geoffrey Chaucer (The Canterbury Tales) character in the movie A Knights Tale 😄
I subscribed to this channel because A. You reacted to this movie that not a lot of other reactors have done, and B. The man was not afraid to show emotions. Crying and showing emotions is good. Thanks for being good reactors. I can think of a lot of other great movies that a lot of other reactors don't do that would be great for you two. 🙂👍
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You two are my favorite co-viewers👍🏼
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The "Devil's Advocate" is something actually "exists". I live in Rome. When a priest is to made saint or not a court is called, while a side tries to convince the passed away priest is to be saint for several reason, one priest tries to convince the council he is not to be made saint for other reasons. just to have an impartial judgement (it's never impartial). The priest convincing the guy is not worthy of ascendancy to sanctity is called "the devil's advocate".
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing! (:
This is one of my top movie choices.
If you want to see another brilliant under-rated film...
Check out The Usual Suspects, The Medicine Man, Thunderheart, and Narrow Margin. The last one is action,but has another of my favorite actors... Gene Hackman.
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Thanks for all of these suggestions. I haven’t even heard of any of them so it’s perfect.
Keanu took a $1 million dollar pay cut so the studio could hire Al Pacino
Yes, I did read that somewhere. Smart move!! Thanks for sharing! (:
One of the first movies i ever saw aged around 12 lol.. Always stuck with me this one
Yeah, one hell of a movie to watch at 12. (:
That was a hell of a movie … wasn’t it?
I’ll be very careful about making further suggestions, as it seems that everything I would have suggested, you already have on your list, so with great caution and referring to Charlize Theron, what comes to my mind is a very nice comedy - Trial And Error … there you’ll also see Jeff Daniels again (was that on your list?).
Even if it is Sunday, tomorrow I have to travel to another city to do some work … which made me transition into a sh**ty mood … but then I saw your reaction and my mood got back on track for at least one more week - as it always does. THANK YOU.
Your movie reaction channel is the best by far … million congratulations.
Looking forward to your next reaction.
Salutations from your Romanian brother …
Aw, what an encouraging message, thank you so much! "Trial and Error" wasn't on our list, but it is now. Thanks for being who you are! Blessings to you, our Romanian brother! (:
Aww, I really appreciate your kind words. Happy we could help turn your mood around. And I’ll have Mr. Boss add Trial and Error to the list. I’ve never heard of it.
every single human being makes promises they cannot keep.
Hi, I first wrote that this was probably true, but then I had to re-think my statement and now I'm not so sure anymore. I am very AWARE of what it means to make a promise to someone and therefore I do NOT just promise things unless I know for a FACT that I can keep it. For example, I don't promise things that I don't have control over, but you're probably right that "most" or at least "a lot" of human beings make promises they can't keep. Anyway, thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. (:
That was real senator at the party.
Ah, I guess it was Alfonse D'Amato. Thanks for watching! (:
I always forget to say thank you in the comments, but I've watched all your vids and really appreciate your reactions
Cheers 👍👍😊
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You’re awesome. Thank you so much! We love you!
Such a wicked scenario and ending... Always loved this movie. It's a very interesting analysis of human nature and greed... I loved your reaction. You got it all very right and you were very intuitive about the story and endgame of Milton.
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“I’M A FAN OF MAN!!!”
-Lu
“I rest my case.
Yeah, some great lines indeed! Thanks for watching! We appreciate it! (:
@@BossMovieReactions Thank you. I’m appreciative. Keep on keeping on and Gritos from Tejas. Peace, balance and compassion.
@@user-tx9uf5lt7v 😀👍🙏
So, a real fact, when Jodi Arias stood trial for murdering her ex boyfriend her attorney base stole Kevin's opening statement by saying the whole "I don't like him" line. He just changed it for her defense. Turns out it didn't work for her lol.
Wow, interesting. Thanks for sharing! (:
Oh, btw, I just recognized your username. You just got a shoutout in our next video ((:
Keanu Reeves voluntarily took a $2m pay cut because Al Pacino wanted a very large paycheck and Keanu wanted to work with Al Pacino.
Yes, and that was a very smart decision. Thanks for watching! (:
Would love to see you both react to Where the Heart Is with Natalie Portman. It's such a sad, happy movie. I know sad, happy....like life it shows the dark BUT, there's a LIGHT at the end of all life's trouble.🤗🤗💝💖💗💓
Hi DeeDee, thanks for your suggestion. I added the movie to our list. Thanks! (:
I have a list of films, Shawshank, Saving private Ryan, Seven, The Devils Advocate, Fugitive, The great escape, and others, but there the main ones. Wonderful reaction guy's.
I added them to our list. Thx! (:
The Machine the first guy on trail was in the movie " 8 mm "his name was The Machine !
Thanks, Mikeman! (:
Probably the best performance of the devil. This movie does a good job of revealing the corruptibility of the human spirit, and how easily we can be blinded by our emotions. Although Pacino is playing a supernatural figure in this film, we all know people like him, who manipulate and play other people. It's not just what MIlton says, it's when he lets the silence linger, and he let's the room fill with tension. He knows how to push buttons. That doesn't mean Kevin is absolved, not at all. He's arrogant, greedy, lustful, prideful, and, yes, vain. Watching Marryanne crumble and be destroyed is so true to reality. On rewatches its even more painful because you just want Kevin to stop and love his wife. Just go home, man.
12:52 very subtle bit of acting here by Pacino. He's slightly disappointed in his son. Just slightly. You can detect the twinge. "Yeah... That's the easy part." Throughout the movie the devil is both manipulating Kevin, but also trying to get him to cultivate his full potential. It's weird and twisted in a way, because the Devil can't really "love" in the true sense, but there is some kind of a fatherly element to his relationship with Kevin, buried under layers of distortion and perversion.
Yes, very insightful comments, my friend. I agree with all that. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and thanks for watching! (:
This is one of my favorite movies and i loved your reactions❤subbed🫶
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A masterpiece.
Yes, I consider it a masterpiece as well! Thanks for watching! (:
Movie loneliness doesnt come close to real life loneliness, I am a living testimony
Well, I hope you're a bit less lonely watching movies with us! Cheers to you Mike from Mike! (:
i forgot how good this movie was... i mean i always liked it, but it holds up quite well ... and the actress used to be an absolute stunner
Yes, an amazing movie considering all elements. Thanks for watching! (:
Randomly came across your channel last night. Honestly the best movie reaction I’ve ever seen. Watching this I was reminded of a saying I came across recently…Everyone has free will. Everyone makes their own destiny. The devil can only tempt…it can not act. Subbed. Look forward to seeing more reactions from you both. Ty
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@10:27 -look at all of that urban blight that people cherish. Imagine that same view 600 years ago without "mankind." I want an office with floor to ceiling windows, but nowhere near any city.
Haha, yeah, an office with floor to ceiling window seeing nature would be nice! (:
As a Warhammer40k players these kind of movies (with evil, etc) hit me different... 'Burn the heretic. Kill the mutant. Purge the unclean. It is better to die for the Emperor than to live for yourself.'
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Amazing React. thx a lot for sharing with us all those feelings. Thank you for letting us into your hearts
Much respect
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One of the better film villains for sure
Yes, agreed. Thanks for watching! (:
It's heartwarming to see a happy mixed couple. Hold it 😘👍
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