Al Pacino's best line Ever (along with "Say hello to my little friend", "Attica, Attica, attica!!!" and "Just When I Thought I Was Out, They Pull Me Back In!")
Back when movies were made to inspire you. To make you laugh, cry, get mad, get excited, get worried, and happy, all in a perfect balance. But most importantly, to make you satisfied for watching an interesting and appealing story that made your day a little better.
The first time my parents watched this movie, my mom was heavely pregnant and actually went into labour in the middle of the movie. And my father said , and I quote : Can we just wait until the end before going to the hospital ? Still one of my favorite movie . I watch it at least 3 or 4 times a year
What a great movie, a blind war veteran learns that his life has more meaning than he realizes, with the help of a grad student. Nominated for 4 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Actor for Al Pacino.
Thank you for your message at the end. As a survivor of suicide, I concur with the things you said. You have to read between the lines to see the real pain people try to hide. If anyone reads this who is considering suicide, please get help. Tell someone. Life is worth living and you are not alone. I promise.
@@roddo1955 damn right. It never really ends, but we stay strong and keep making the choice to stay alive. We can choose to be happy. It isn't easy, but it's worth it.
14:40 I love this scene, because the brother is being a total prick to him, but the thing is everything he's saying is true, and Frank knows it. Underneath that confidence you see the first hints that his suicidal thoughts are genuine and he has some self loathing he hasn't come to terms with.
Saw this in the theater. Seen it many times since. Such a great flick. Looking forward to watching it with you. Glad to see it looks like you enjoyed it. Glad to hear you’re OK after your accident.
Al Pacino was popularly robbed of an Oscar win for "The Godfather Part II" by Art Carney from "Harry and Tonto" (Jack Nicholson was also nominated for "Chinatown"). Hence, the former's win for "Scent of a Woman" gets a lot of flak for supposedly being the Academy Awards' apology that snubbed Denzel Washington's performance in "Malcolm X". Ironically, the same criticism tends to be pointed at "Training Day" for its supposed theft of the Best Actor award from Russell Crowe's role in "A Beautiful Mind".
Thomas Newman has to be one of the most under appreciated movie score composers. If you see this guy on the credits you know the movie's atmosphere is going to be sublime.
"You broke my streak!" - Al Pacino's first words in his Oscar acceptance speech. No...Al...you finally broke the streak! Take care of yourself, Mello! I'm glad you are okay, still...stay safe, dude! Lots of us out here love what you do!!! Here's Al's Oscar acceptance speech in 1993... ruclips.net/video/p0vE7pR5gg8/видео.html
This is a great movie. Honestly I don't watch too many dramas. I find them to be too depressing and I got enough of that in my life already. But this is a keeper. Al Pachino definitely deserved his Oscar for this.
i have to admit that this was the best movie reaction till this date bro period. And i watch a tone of these lately. You felt that movie and you know whats good. For me thats one of the best perfermances of an actor of all time. Im sad that there are only so few reactions to that movie.
That speech at the School should be the first thing that every student in this country should hear before they start school and the last thing they hear before they leave school. A Life Lesson that everyone should follow. Unfortunately, these days young people are being taught the exact opposite by both their teachers and their parents, but mostly the teachers. I am saddened that so many young people today are being lead astray by mostly teachers, but also parents, who were also lead astray when they were younger and were never taught these valuable lessons.
Indeed, I went to a school like this where students would sell you out just so the staff would see them as a preferred confident. Absolute betrayal at every turn. I was only there 4 years but it taught me alot on how not to let my basic integrity be destroyed.
Easily my fav RUclipsr right now. Love how invested you are in this movie, and emotional about the character. I enjoyed the reaction, and it made me appreciate this movie a bit more.
THANK YOU for reacting to this movie. My all-time favorite movie, and sooooo under-rated (the title turns off the pre-judgmental, I believe). Perfect dialogue, acting, development, climax, and resolutionn. Ya, I think it beats Devil's Advocate's Monologue. I definitely think this is his best performance. He's had many great ones, but he nailed this perfectly AND, imo, it was more difficult to pull off genuinely. It's easy to rat hysterically in anger. It's harder to do it with sorrow remorse and turmoil where the emotions are more layered/conlicting simultaneously. thank you again for reacting.
I was introduced to the brilliance of 'Al Pacino' through this masterpiece . I was 16 at the time and didn't understand much of his dirty talk but enjoyed his performance regardless . Note : I thought he was blind the whole time and couldn't believe it when I was told he wasn't . To this day this is my favorite movie and he's my favorite actor .💗 I'm happy you liked it .Your next Al Pacino movie should be 'Dog day afternoon' you won't regret it . 😊
The fact you said "Woah! Colonel!" When Slade pointed the gun at charlie just showed how invested you are in the characters and plot. Only great movies achieve that kind of reaction. Other wise it would be like "Al Pacino, chill!".
The headmaster of the school is played by James Rebhorn, one of the real workhorse character actors of his generation. Showed up in supporting roles in TONS of movies, and always gave a solid performance that enhanced the character, no matter how small the part was. One of those guys that you see in a movie and go 'Hey, it's that guy! I love that guy!'
HOO-WAH!!! EXCELLENT REACTION VIDEO MELLVERSE!!! There is a reason he won the Academy Award for this film. The scene when Frank has his sidearm out in the hotel room & threatening to kill Charlie is tension on the edge that Frank would kill himself. I definitely felt your emotions during that scene And Frank's speech on behalf of Charlie at the Baird School Auditorium has been recognized as one of the greatest speeches in cinematic history!!! In my opinion, that IS the greatest performance of Al Pacino's career. Sorry you're going through your car accident injury. Hope you heal soon. AGAIN, EXCELLENT REACTION VIDEO MELLVERSE!!! Keep it going!!!
That scene of Pacino telling off those stuck up board members......that was the Oscar moment!!! But, the whole damn movie was golden. Thanks for sharing the experience with me(us) Mell. Hope you heal up real soon and get yourself a new ride. Idk why, but you are the ONLY reaction channel I watch......I just can't get into it with other CC's. Keep making great content. Who?? Ah!!!! >.
I have seen this a dozen times, your review was spot on, kudos! Oscar performance. Movie is a classic, and my #1. You genuine appreciation of this is shared. Peace.
Every right to tear up my friend. These are the films that really make us feel…they’re emotional masterpieces. The ones that make us more empathetic, sympathetic, understanding and better human beings for it
One of the greatest feel good movies from the 90's. Amazing performance from Al Pacino. What i would not give for just 10% of his characters swag with women.
That moment around 28:03 in which he feels the kids face. Until that point he had no idea what he looked like. It was just a voice. Through touch, he can at least see something in his mind.
I love watching ppl's reaction to this incredible film. Al is of course fantastic and a young Chris O'Donnell knocks it out of the park. Charlie is such a sweet genuine character and he plays it so perfectly. I still have the clips of Al's speech saved and watch it often. Brilliant.
Hey mello, loved this reaction. This is why you are the best. A genuine person seeing a great film and appreciating it. Hope you’re not hurt to bad from the accident. Thanks for all that you do!
I know you like Thomas Newman music and movie scores, and Scent of a Woman is just yet another in a long list of his. Other Newman-scored movies to check out might be "Phenomenon" with John Travolta, "The Horse Whisperer" with Matt Damon, "American Beauty" with Kevin Spacey, "Erin Brochovich" with Julia Roberts, and "1917". On a separate note, an underrated movie is " The Truman Show" with Jim Carrey. That score was done by Philip Glass and certain songs give me goosebumps.
Am I the only one who thinks Al Pacinos character sounds identical to George Carlin's stand up comedy? The voice/Fine, pauses/delivery. Idk, maybe it's cause I smoked a joint, but it's all I can hear now. Lol
Fun fact: That school is actually real, and actually a school. It's Emma Willard School for Girls. It's in the Capital Region of NY. Fun fact #2: The woman they join for lunch, and Al Pacino dances with, is in a show called Burn Notice, and that's worth watching. (she plays Fiona Glenanne, an IRA soldier, and arms dealer)
-"Outta order? I'll show you outta order! You don't know what outta order is, Mr. Trask! I'd show you but I'm too old; I'm too tired; I'm too fuckin' blind. If I were the man I was five years ago I'd take a FLAME-THROWER to this place!!"... SPEECHLESS...!
Thank you for one of the best reactions to this movie. Too many people seem to miss the emotion of it; I'm grateful you showed how it moved you, because I agree. This movie has been a favorite of mine since college.
Al Pacino is amazing in this movie. He really seems like a blind person. I like how in the end Frank & Charlie became family. Frank started looking at Charlie like a son. I think that’s what Frank needed after going blind. 6:01 how do they not know who was using the PA system?
I think you missed the point on the "you drive a ferrari and dance tango better than anyone ive ever seen". You said "thats shallow" but its quite the opposite,he couldve said a thousand things like about his family and blah blah blah but it wouldnt change his mind cause his problem is not that he has nothing in his life,but that he has no JOY. The ferrari and the tango with the beautiful girl were the joy he missed,so he actually gave him a perfect reason to live,the possibility of joy. Genuine and great reaction nontheless man,keep it up!
What I love is the end...an honorable and kind veteran Lt.Col who understands integrity, honor and principles make a good leader. He KNOWS what good leadership is. You can see this throughout the movie as Al does show compassion and kindness to those that assist him. This is good leadership. Whereas the college professors are teaching the wrong lessons of leadership. I love how Al challenges him directly.
Don't feel bad we all cried watching this movie for the first time I'm honestly I cry everytime I watch this movie. That just proves that you're human🙂 oh and I'm really glad that you're doing better.
As much as we love it, don´t be doing your Spartan neck intro with whiplash! Use a sock puppet substitute or something! And recover quickly! Much love and peace!
I just looked it up. Al Pacino did win the Oscar for his role in this film. At first, he didn't want to play this role. But, his agent changed his mind. 👍
I’m glad you like this film, Mello. It’s certainly appreciated by people who have seen it, but not enough people have. It’s five stars out of five in my opinion.
My favorite Al roles are this one and Devil's Advocate part. What an actor. Just when you think you saw his best performance, he tops it 20 minutes later! Hoo-ha!
I have a Pacino shelf in my DVD collection, and a Advocatus Diaboli tattoo, too. I read recently that Pacino now takes roles in bad movies in order to stretch his acting chops and see if he can make the movies better, which I thought was pretty cool.
@@BDogg2023 I just learned that from you, and I like that. Thanks~ That tattoo must be awesome! I love that movie, I love Pacino. The third movie that comes to mind, when thinking about his roles is: Righteous Kill.
25:04 11 months ago I was on the brink, I identified with this scene so much. Thankfully I got sober and got to work on my spirituality. Found peace & am happier than I’ve ever been. No longer “in the dark”
The first time I saw this, it also left me in tears and emotional. It's Pachino's finest moment! The catchphrase did come from this movie. The tango scene is unforgetable. It's an overall great movie.
I've always loved this film. So glad you got to do a reaction to it. Solid acting job for the top two. Suggestion: "Guarding Tess". I think you'd really, really like it. Another suggestion: If you really like good acting, try "Bedazzled" (2000) starring Brendan Fraser. Ensemble cast, great acting all around, but this was the film that alerted to Fraser's incredible ability, never since given the material that lives up to his capacity. This is an updated remake of a 1967 film starring Dudley Moore and Peter Cook, but the 2000 version is much better.
Hooo-ah!
😂😂
Al Pacino's best line Ever (along with "Say hello to my little friend", "Attica, Attica, attica!!!" and "Just When I Thought I Was Out, They Pull Me Back In!")
Hooah- army
Hooyah- Navy
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Back when movies were made to inspire you. To make you laugh, cry, get mad, get excited, get worried, and happy, all in a perfect balance. But most importantly, to make you satisfied for watching an interesting and appealing story that made your day a little better.
Facts!
they made a lot of shit back then too buddy
There is a movie that came out this year called The Holdovers that is a beautiful film I laughed and cried❤
@@darcylyons4313 I'd like to watch that.
Has to rank up there as one of the greatest monolog deliveries of all time. I'D TAKE A FLAME THROWER TO THIS PLACE!
One of? I can't even think of a close second.
@@brandondavis1039 true romance Dennis Hopper
@@williamswiniuch7527 because you, you're part eggplant. (maybe the last racial slur I ever learned)
@@st0n3p0ny and you’re a cantaloupe lol
There's so many amazing lines in this movie but I have to agree with you that's one of my favorites
Don't be ashamed of your tears, man.... I was tearing up watching your reaction and I've seen that film at least 10-20 times!
I don't get why people cry at movies they are not real.
@edith my bestfriend was like that when he came home, not crying for decades , the first time we saw him tear up everyone freaked out..lol
@@lampad4549 Sorry for your loss. Iam PAd by who?
The first time my parents watched this movie, my mom was heavely pregnant and actually went into labour in the middle of the movie. And my father said , and I quote : Can we just wait until the end before going to the hospital ?
Still one of my favorite movie . I watch it at least 3 or 4 times a year
Was the baby's first words: "Hooo-ah!
🤣😅🤣😂
“I’m in the dark here” gets me every time
What a great movie, a blind war veteran learns that his life has more meaning than he realizes, with the help of a grad student. Nominated for 4 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Actor for Al Pacino.
Thank you for your message at the end. As a survivor of suicide, I concur with the things you said. You have to read between the lines to see the real pain people try to hide. If anyone reads this who is considering suicide, please get help. Tell someone. Life is worth living and you are not alone. I promise.
I'm alone
@@weaponizedglitter69 so am I; you are not alone.
Suicidal ideation is something I struggle with. But as long as I'm struggling....I'm still alive.
💚💚💚
@@roddo1955 damn right. It never really ends, but we stay strong and keep making the choice to stay alive. We can choose to be happy. It isn't easy, but it's worth it.
Al Pacino is such a legend - I know other actors could have taken this role and made a quality film, but Pacino puts it over the top into greatness.
14:40 I love this scene, because the brother is being a total prick to him, but the thing is everything he's saying is true, and Frank knows it. Underneath that confidence you see the first hints that his suicidal thoughts are genuine and he has some self loathing he hasn't come to terms with.
The Tango scene is one of my favorites. Chris O'Donnell and the Tango girl are both in Disney Three Musketeers. You should check out that movie too.
Gabrielle Anwar was so beautiful in this movie. She's was also really good in Burn Notice.
Saw this in the theater. Seen it many times since. Such a great flick. Looking forward to watching it with you. Glad to see it looks like you enjoyed it. Glad to hear you’re OK after your accident.
Nobody noticed Charlie's baller move? "Colonel Slade was on Lyndon Johnson's staff," as he's introducing him to a political science teacher!
Al Pacino was popularly robbed of an Oscar win for "The Godfather Part II" by Art Carney from "Harry and Tonto" (Jack Nicholson was also nominated for "Chinatown"). Hence, the former's win for "Scent of a Woman" gets a lot of flak for supposedly being the Academy Awards' apology that snubbed Denzel Washington's performance in "Malcolm X". Ironically, the same criticism tends to be pointed at "Training Day" for its supposed theft of the Best Actor award from Russell Crowe's role in "A Beautiful Mind".
Training Day is a great movie and performance but American Gangster is better.
@@kimstone8532 They didn't compete w/ each other.
@@jp3813 mmmkay, but I didn't say they competed with each other. It's just my personal opinion.
I don’t believe Denzel got snubbed I believe pacino’s performance and me believing this man is blind was the best of that year
I thought Al Pacino won for his role in Serpico. But, I just found out that he lost the Oscar to Jack Lemmon.
Thomas Newman has to be one of the most under appreciated movie score composers. If you see this guy on the credits you know the movie's atmosphere is going to be sublime.
"You broke my streak!" - Al Pacino's first words in his Oscar acceptance speech. No...Al...you finally broke the streak! Take care of yourself, Mello! I'm glad you are okay, still...stay safe, dude! Lots of us out here love what you do!!! Here's Al's Oscar acceptance speech in 1993...
ruclips.net/video/p0vE7pR5gg8/видео.html
This is a great movie. Honestly I don't watch too many dramas. I find them to be too depressing and I got enough of that in my life already. But this is a keeper. Al Pachino definitely deserved his Oscar for this.
i love how much you get into the movies you watch, and if you need to cry, let it out! :) hope you feel better fast. take care!
i have to admit that this was the best movie reaction till this date bro period. And i watch a tone of these lately. You felt that movie and you know whats good. For me thats one of the best perfermances of an actor of all time. Im sad that there are only so few reactions to that movie.
That speech at the School should be the first thing that every student in this country should hear before they start school and the last thing they hear before they leave school. A Life Lesson that everyone should follow. Unfortunately, these days young people are being taught the exact opposite by both their teachers and their parents, but mostly the teachers. I am saddened that so many young people today are being lead astray by mostly teachers, but also parents, who were also lead astray when they were younger and were never taught these valuable lessons.
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Indeed, I went to a school like this where students would sell you out just so the staff would see them as a preferred confident. Absolute betrayal at every turn. I was only there 4 years but it taught me alot on how not to let my basic integrity be destroyed.
Oof that speech at the end. 😭 Also RIP Philip Seymour Hoffman. 💓
Good news is his son in the new Paul Thomas Anderson movie “Licorice Pizza”
It's a truly beautiful film. I cry everytime I see it, glad I'm not the only one lol
Easily my fav RUclipsr right now. Love how invested you are in this movie, and emotional about the character. I enjoyed the reaction, and it made me appreciate this movie a bit more.
THANK YOU for reacting to this movie. My all-time favorite movie, and sooooo under-rated (the title turns off the pre-judgmental, I believe). Perfect dialogue, acting, development, climax, and resolutionn. Ya, I think it beats Devil's Advocate's Monologue. I definitely think this is his best performance. He's had many great ones, but he nailed this perfectly AND, imo, it was more difficult to pull off genuinely. It's easy to rat hysterically in anger. It's harder to do it with sorrow remorse and turmoil where the emotions are more layered/conlicting simultaneously.
thank you again for reacting.
I was introduced to the brilliance of 'Al Pacino' through this masterpiece .
I was 16 at the time and didn't understand much of his dirty talk but enjoyed his performance regardless .
Note : I thought he was blind the whole time and couldn't believe it when I was told he wasn't .
To this day this is my favorite movie and he's my favorite actor .💗
I'm happy you liked it .Your next Al Pacino movie should be 'Dog day afternoon' you won't regret it . 😊
This movie is one of my ALL TIME FAVORITES! So glad you got to enjoy it. Thanks for these videos, I love them.
If you haven't seen "Heat" it is a fantastic movie all star cast, Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, John Voight, Val Kilmer etc.
The fact you said "Woah! Colonel!" When Slade pointed the gun at charlie just showed how invested you are in the characters and plot. Only great movies achieve that kind of reaction. Other wise it would be like "Al Pacino, chill!".
The headmaster of the school is played by James Rebhorn, one of the real workhorse character actors of his generation. Showed up in supporting roles in TONS of movies, and always gave a solid performance that enhanced the character, no matter how small the part was. One of those guys that you see in a movie and go 'Hey, it's that guy! I love that guy!'
HOO-WAH!!! EXCELLENT REACTION VIDEO MELLVERSE!!! There is a reason he won the Academy Award for this film. The scene when Frank has his sidearm out in the hotel room & threatening to kill Charlie is tension on the edge that Frank would kill himself. I definitely felt your emotions during that scene And Frank's speech on behalf of Charlie at the Baird School Auditorium has been recognized as one of the greatest speeches in cinematic history!!! In my opinion, that IS the greatest performance of Al Pacino's career. Sorry you're going through your car accident injury. Hope you heal soon. AGAIN, EXCELLENT REACTION VIDEO MELLVERSE!!! Keep it going!!!
Your emotional response was just beautiful xx thank you xx
I'm glad Al got his Oscar for this. Sorry to any Denzel Macolm X fans
Glad your doing some classics man. Follow this up with 'Dead Poets Society'. Great reactions to a great movie! Keep keeping it classy good sir!
That scene of Pacino telling off those stuck up board members......that was the Oscar moment!!!
But, the whole damn movie was golden.
Thanks for sharing the experience with me(us) Mell.
Hope you heal up real soon and get yourself a new ride.
Idk why, but you are the ONLY reaction channel I watch......I just can't get into it with other CC's.
Keep making great content.
Who?? Ah!!!! >.
I have seen this a dozen times, your review was spot on, kudos! Oscar performance. Movie is a classic, and my #1. You genuine appreciation of this is shared. Peace.
Pacino strait up murdered that role!!! Hooo-ah!
19:08 "Por una Cabeza" is a tango song written in 1935. It subsequently featured in _Schindler's List_ (1993) and _True Lies_ (1994).
What's up Mello. Great reaction! 👍 I'm glad that you're okay. Stay safe out there.
Every right to tear up my friend. These are the films that really make us feel…they’re emotional masterpieces. The ones that make us more empathetic, sympathetic, understanding and better human beings for it
saw this film in the theater, LOVE IT
One of the greatest feel good movies from the 90's. Amazing performance from Al Pacino. What i would not give for just 10% of his characters swag with women.
That moment around 28:03 in which he feels the kids face. Until that point he had no idea what he looked like. It was just a voice. Through touch, he can at least see something in his mind.
Hard to believe he did this role so soon after his more youthful role in Carlito’s Way
Seen it over 100 times. Still cry each time.
hei broo appreciate u have pure soul!! al pacino the best ever !!!!
Sorry about your accident hope u have a speedy recovery thanks for all the reactions happy holidays
I saw this in the theater, and when Pacino delivered the monolog, the whole theater went up in cheers.
I'm so glad you reacted to this. Thank you.
Awesome reaction as always my dude! That sucks so bad about your accident :( but I'm glad you're safe! Feel better soon.
I love watching ppl's reaction to this incredible film. Al is of course fantastic and a young Chris O'Donnell knocks it out of the park. Charlie is such a sweet genuine character and he plays it so perfectly. I still have the clips of Al's speech saved and watch it often. Brilliant.
Hey mello, loved this reaction. This is why you are the best. A genuine person seeing a great film and appreciating it. Hope you’re not hurt to bad from the accident. Thanks for all that you do!
Scent of a Woman and The Devil's Advocate are 2 of my favorite Al Pacino movies
I know you like Thomas Newman music and movie scores, and Scent of a Woman is just yet another in a long list of his. Other Newman-scored movies to check out might be "Phenomenon" with John Travolta, "The Horse Whisperer" with Matt Damon, "American Beauty" with Kevin Spacey, "Erin Brochovich" with Julia Roberts, and "1917".
On a separate note, an underrated movie is " The Truman Show" with Jim Carrey. That score was done by Philip Glass and certain songs give me goosebumps.
Am I the only one who thinks Al Pacinos character sounds identical to George Carlin's stand up comedy? The voice/Fine, pauses/delivery. Idk, maybe it's cause I smoked a joint, but it's all I can hear now. Lol
Fun fact: That school is actually real, and actually a school. It's Emma Willard School for Girls. It's in the Capital Region of NY.
Fun fact #2: The woman they join for lunch, and Al Pacino dances with, is in a show called Burn Notice, and that's worth watching. (she plays Fiona Glenanne, an IRA soldier, and arms dealer)
I still think Al's best monologue (and he's had a lot of GREAT ones) is from And Justice For All. Just absolutely spellbinding in that movie.
-"Outta order? I'll show you outta order! You don't know what outta order is, Mr. Trask! I'd show you but I'm too old; I'm too tired; I'm too fuckin' blind. If I were the man I was five years ago I'd take a FLAME-THROWER to this place!!"...
SPEECHLESS...!
Thank you for one of the best reactions to this movie. Too many people seem to miss the emotion of it; I'm grateful you showed how it moved you, because I agree. This movie has been a favorite of mine since college.
Al Pacino is amazing in this movie. He really seems like a blind person. I like how in the end Frank & Charlie became family. Frank started looking at Charlie like a son. I think that’s what Frank needed after going blind. 6:01 how do they not know who was using the PA system?
this became one of my favorites when I saw It in the 90's. great choice man. Happy your on the mend. puff tuff.
this director, Martin Brest, also made another little film 🎥 called “Beverly Hills Cop.” It’s great! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hooo-ah is an Army thing. That's why he says it so much.
i love you posted yourself next to Charlie during the tango scene
I think you missed the point on the "you drive a ferrari and dance tango better than anyone ive ever seen". You said "thats shallow" but its quite the opposite,he couldve said a thousand things like about his family and blah blah blah but it wouldnt change his mind cause his problem is not that he has nothing in his life,but that he has no JOY.
The ferrari and the tango with the beautiful girl were the joy he missed,so he actually gave him a perfect reason to live,the possibility of joy.
Genuine and great reaction nontheless man,keep it up!
This is one of my favorite Al Pacino films. It was just so good.
What I love is the end...an honorable and kind veteran Lt.Col who understands integrity, honor and principles make a good leader. He KNOWS what good leadership is. You can see this throughout the movie as Al does show compassion and kindness to those that assist him. This is good leadership. Whereas the college professors are teaching the wrong lessons of leadership. I love how Al challenges him directly.
al pacino won an oscar award for this movie
Don't feel bad we all cried watching this movie for the first time I'm honestly I cry everytime I watch this movie. That just proves that you're human🙂 oh and I'm really glad that you're doing better.
The man who composed music for The Shawshank Redemption scored this: Thomas Newman.
I love this movie. This movie is almost as perfect as you can make a movie.
As much as we love it, don´t be doing your Spartan neck intro with whiplash! Use a sock puppet substitute or something! And recover quickly! Much love and peace!
I don't know how I ended up on this channel but I really really enjoyed your reaction to this movie one of my all-time favorites❤ hooah
Woooha! That tango is everythinh
I dare you to react to 'Philadelphia' if you haven't seen it already! Jonathan Demme strikes again with this film.
I always thought this movie was so under rated.
I just looked it up. Al Pacino did win the Oscar for his role in this film. At first, he didn't want to play this role. But, his agent changed his mind. 👍
Al Pacino won an Oscar for this role.
I’m glad you like this film, Mello. It’s certainly appreciated by people who have seen it, but not enough people have. It’s five stars out of five in my opinion.
FINALLY IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!!!!!!
I am so glad u watched this movie man oh I love it
13:15 my boy Bradley Whitford! Dan Stark himself!
My 2nd favorite movie ever. Watching you cry made me cry. It's only something men of integrity will understand. Praise Jesus bro. 🙏
Hope you feel better and heal up quickly ... bruising and stiffness hurts! This is one of my top 5 movies of all time!!! Love, love, love!
Perfect timing. Im on break and this is one of my favorites. Hooah!
Al Pacino usually improvises, always feels like the right time, that scene with the car dealer is great.
Universal Truth : There is no prosthetics for a broken mind. Wowww.. WHAT A FUCKING LINE. What a fkn truth...
Another award winning Al Pacino movie...."Dog Day Afternoon"
Now imagine this film is being released today. Imagine the backlash because Al Pacino is not blind. Insanity.
My favorite Al roles are this one and Devil's Advocate part.
What an actor. Just when you think you saw his best performance, he tops it 20 minutes later! Hoo-ha!
I have a Pacino shelf in my DVD collection, and a Advocatus Diaboli tattoo, too. I read recently that Pacino now takes roles in bad movies in order to stretch his acting chops and see if he can make the movies better, which I thought was pretty cool.
@@BDogg2023 I just learned that from you, and I like that. Thanks~
That tattoo must be awesome! I love that movie, I love Pacino. The third movie that comes to mind, when thinking about his roles is: Righteous Kill.
35:07 You said everything!!! LISTEN TO THEM!!! TALK TO THEM!!!! They need you. Yes YOU!!! Thank you ! I LOVE this movie!
I'd like to see you react to 12 Angry Men...it's free on youtube. But I know you got a list.
Hey Mello, great to hear that you are well and safe. Great reaction once again. Happy Holidays to you my guy👍🏾
I'M IN THE DARK HERE
amazing scene, amazing movie
wonderful reaction... just what i needed. subscribed.
One of my favorite movies
You, Octokrool, and Holden/ GF are my favorite reactors!!
Great flick, next, you should react to "The Family Man", 2000, Nicholas Cage, Tia Leone, Don Cheadle.
25:04 11 months ago I was on the brink, I identified with this scene so much. Thankfully I got sober and got to work on my spirituality. Found peace & am happier than I’ve ever been. No longer “in the dark”
Glad you're safe dude
The first time I saw this, it also left me in tears and emotional. It's Pachino's finest moment! The catchphrase did come from this movie. The tango scene is unforgetable. It's an overall great movie.
I've always loved this film. So glad you got to do a reaction to it. Solid acting job for the top two.
Suggestion: "Guarding Tess". I think you'd really, really like it.
Another suggestion: If you really like good acting, try "Bedazzled" (2000) starring Brendan Fraser. Ensemble cast, great acting all around, but this was the film that alerted to Fraser's incredible ability, never since given the material that lives up to his capacity.
This is an updated remake of a 1967 film starring Dudley Moore and Peter Cook, but the 2000 version is much better.