Okay. Advice time. ("Bo-o-o-o!" "His-s-s-s!" Yes, yes, I know.) You have to stop interrupting the flow, literally, every three seconds, only to make an inane observation. Reactions from other folks can be interesting and often fun/funny, notably if it's a generational thing ("Oooh! My first time watching 'Alien.' ") Yet non-stop chatter is irritating, particularly when it carries no weight or doesn't address the film in a meaningful way. It's just noise. "Look, it's blue." Three seconds later: "What does that taste like?" Three seconds later: "That must have hurt." And so on . . . It comes across like a nervous tick or twitch rather than commentary; almost like watching/listening to Tourette's Syndrome in a movie theater. Consider this constructive criticism. I'm critiquing you - not insulting you. Hope this helps.
D'accord. C'est l'heure des conseils. ("Bo-o-o-o !" "His-s-s-s !" Oui, oui, je sais.) Vous devez cesser d'interrompre le flux, littéralement, toutes les trois secondes, uniquement pour faire une observation inepte. Les réactions des autres personnes peuvent être intéressantes et souvent amusantes, notamment s'il s'agit d'une question de génération ("Oooh ! C'est la première fois que je regarde 'Alien'").Cependant, les bavardages incessants sont irritants, en particulier lorsqu'ils n'ont aucun poids ou qu'ils n'abordent pas le film de manière significative. Ce n'est que du bruit. "Regardez, c'est bleu." Trois secondes plus tard : "Quel goût ça a ?" Trois secondes plus tard : "Ça a dû faire mal." Et ainsi de suite... Cela ressemble plus à un tic nerveux qu'à un commentaire ; c'est un peu comme regarder/écouter le syndrome de Gilles de la Tourette dans une salle de cinéma. Considérez ceci comme une critique constructive. Je vous critique, je ne vous insulte pas. J'espère que cela vous aidera.
George Lucas thought Speilberg "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" would out perform Star Wars, so he proposed they trade 2.5% of the profits from Star Wars.
Fun fact: Steven Spielberg called that little abducted kid "One-Take Cary" [Guffey] because usually he nailed his shots right away, no reshoots needed. LOVED this movie back in the day and we kids would do that five-part hand sign to each other all the time, the movie was very popular. Great reaction! thanks for posting.
I’m amazed at the majority of reactors to this awesome film that the opening sequence of planes being in the desert doesn’t faze anyone as not being where planes are normally found!
Can you react to "Fruits Basket (2019-2021)"? It's about a normal girl named Tohru Honda. She gets to know the Sohma family, who turn out to have a curse. So Tohru's goal becomes to trying to break the curse. It's a beautiful, heartbreaking story. One of the best anime series i've ever seen! 😭💔🔥
Every summer in a state park near The Devil's Tower, they have an outdoor showing of Close Encounters at dusk with the mountain visible in the foreground of the movie screen.
1. $2,500 globe in 1977. Imagine how much that sucker would be today. 2. That ATC has some serious pipes. 3. I went with my family when I was a kid and got to visit the Devils Tower. Before this was made. 4. Love it. One of the top 10 movies to watch before you die. 5. I worked at a movie theater when this came out. Incredible 😲 6. If it didn't change the outcome and since his marriage was over Roy and Jillian should have hooked up. 7. The odds of Roy finding Jillian in that chaos are as high as any of this happening. 8. "We're gonna need a bigger mountain". 9. Spidey, "Sup-bitches" NOTE: Your "little green men" are Grays.
Oh, thank you. It get's under my skin when people say something can't happen because "physics". Yeah, physics as they know them. But why do they assume that it's the same throughout the universe? So, thank you for saying "your physics". Did that make sense?
One question that been asked: How (or why) did the huge Mother ship ascend from behind Devils tower instead of descending from the sky like the other, smaller ships? Where did it come from? How did it just suddenly appear, was it clocked somehow? Spielberg answered by saying it was a stylistic choice. Introducing it from behind the mountain help give the ship scale, it shows just how massive the Mother ship is.
Back in the 1970s the special fx of this movie and Star Wars was revolutionary…unseen in its time..but also the master story teller Spielberg took it to another level of movie again..
I think this movie is maybe an underrated steven spielberg movie but it's a classic👽👽 and it's fantastic the music is Amazing as always in all steven spielberg films and tim check out ready player one scooby-doo scooby-doo: monsters unleashed it's a wonderfull life the never ending story and the wizard of oz please and tim have a good day
I originally saw this on home video... but when they released a special edition (which showed footage of the interior of the ship) I saw that on the big screen... in 1980. 🛸
To clarify, there are three alternate endings, based upon audience previews. The film remains tonally, thematically and structurally whole/consistent in all three.
Idk if you're interested in documentaries but " The Phoenix Lights " - 2005 is a good documentary on the Phoenix lights incident. Which is one of the biggest UFO sightings in history. Mar 13, 1997. It'll be the 27th anniversary this year.
If anything, I feel bad you weren't able to see this on the big screen in 70mm. This particular movie holds the record for me waiting in the longest line. I waited in line for 8 plus hours. When the movie first opened, it only opened in 2 theaters, one in Los Angeles, and one in New York. I was in the Los Angeles theater - the famous Cinerama Dome in Hollywood. As a result, well, on opening day, the line had started forming midnight the night before. When I got in line for Saturday, it was 2:30 a.m. and I was the THIRD one in line - how about that? By 6 a.m. the line was already going down the street, and by the time the box office opened at 9:30 a.m., the line was completely around the block, and the entire day's performances including the midnight show were sold out by 1 p.m. After I got my ticket at 9:30 a.m., I went back home and went to sleep. I arrived back at the theater around 6:00 p.m. for the 7:40 showing. Pat Boone himself was in that audience. But either ways, it was quite an experience. I would see the movie countless times after that and still remains one of my favorites. But like I said, I wish you could have seen it on the big screen in 70mm, cause this movie was designed for the big screen. But glad you watched it.
26:51. Look very closely to the left of the mother ship's three lights, there's an upside down R2-D2 hanging from the ship. The model used for the movie resides in the Smithsonian air and space museum with the tiny droid still attached. Pictures are easy to find if anyone wants to take a look😁.
The year after Close Encounters of the Third Kind came out a pinball machine also came out with the Close Encounters of the Third Kind was being played hear in Australia
French is your first language Timothé ? Et bien bonjour de la côte ouest de France, de la Vendée jusqu'à St-Malot mon ami. J'habite à Auray, j'ai été un peu partout. Le golf du Morbihan est mon endroit préféré. Enchanté. Si tu passe dans les parages un jour, n'hésite pas à passer boire un café ou une bierre avec moi. Kisses & Love, frangin.
Oui j'ai compris, mais tu parles parfaitement anglais, et j'étais malade depuis des semaines, privé de sommeil, etc., ça m'étais sorti de la tête, désolé. Je galère un peu. Bonne journée à toi !@@TimotheeReacts
D'accord. C'est l'heure des conseils. ("Bo-o-o-o !" "His-s-s-s !" Oui, oui, je sais.) Vous devez cesser d'interrompre le flux, littéralement, toutes les trois secondes, uniquement pour faire une observation inepte. Les réactions des autres personnes peuvent être intéressantes et souvent amusantes, notamment s'il s'agit d'une question de génération ("Oooh ! C'est la première fois que je regarde 'Alien'"). Cependant, les bavardages incessants sont irritants, en particulier lorsqu'ils n'ont aucun poids ou qu'ils n'abordent pas le film de manière significative. Ce n'est que du bruit. "Regardez, c'est bleu." Trois secondes plus tard : "Quel goût ça a ?" Trois secondes plus tard : "Ça a dû faire mal." Et ainsi de suite... Cela ressemble plus à un tic nerveux qu'à un commentaire ; c'est un peu comme regarder/écouter le syndrome de Gilles de la Tourette dans une salle de cinéma. Considérez ceci comme une critique constructive. Je vous critique, je ne vous insulte pas. J'espère que cela vous aidera.
Okay. Advice time. ("Bo-o-o-o!" "His-s-s-s!" Yes, yes, I know.) You have to stop interrupting the flow, literally, every three seconds, only to make an inane observation. Reactions from other folks can be interesting and often fun/funny, notably if it's a generational thing ("Oooh! My first time watching 'Alien.' ") Yet non-stop chatter is irritating, particularly when it carries no weight or doesn't address the film in a meaningful way. It's just noise. "Look, it's blue." Three seconds later: "What does that taste like?" Three seconds later: "That must have hurt." And so on . . . It comes across like a nervous tick or twitch rather than commentary; almost like watching/listening to Tourette's Syndrome in a movie theater. Consider this constructive criticism. I'm critiquing you - not insulting you. Hope this helps.
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Okay. Advice time. ("Bo-o-o-o!" "His-s-s-s!" Yes, yes, I know.)
You have to stop interrupting the flow, literally, every three seconds, only to make an inane observation.
Reactions from other folks can be interesting and often fun/funny, notably if it's a generational thing ("Oooh! My first time watching 'Alien.' ")
Yet non-stop chatter is irritating, particularly when it carries no weight or doesn't address the film in a meaningful way. It's just noise.
"Look, it's blue." Three seconds later: "What does that taste like?" Three seconds later: "That must have hurt." And so on . . .
It comes across like a nervous tick or twitch rather than commentary; almost like watching/listening to Tourette's Syndrome in a movie theater.
Consider this constructive criticism. I'm critiquing you - not insulting you. Hope this helps.
D'accord. C'est l'heure des conseils. ("Bo-o-o-o !" "His-s-s-s !" Oui, oui, je sais.)
Vous devez cesser d'interrompre le flux, littéralement, toutes les trois secondes, uniquement pour faire une observation inepte.
Les réactions des autres personnes peuvent être intéressantes et souvent amusantes, notamment s'il s'agit d'une question de génération ("Oooh ! C'est la première fois que je regarde 'Alien'").Cependant, les bavardages incessants sont irritants, en particulier lorsqu'ils n'ont aucun poids ou qu'ils n'abordent pas le film de manière significative. Ce n'est que du bruit.
"Regardez, c'est bleu." Trois secondes plus tard : "Quel goût ça a ?" Trois secondes plus tard : "Ça a dû faire mal." Et ainsi de suite...
Cela ressemble plus à un tic nerveux qu'à un commentaire ; c'est un peu comme regarder/écouter le syndrome de Gilles de la Tourette dans une salle de cinéma.
Considérez ceci comme une critique constructive. Je vous critique, je ne vous insulte pas. J'espère que cela vous aidera.
George Lucas thought Speilberg "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" would out perform Star Wars, so he proposed they trade 2.5% of the profits from Star Wars.
Fun fact: Steven Spielberg called that little abducted kid "One-Take Cary" [Guffey] because usually he nailed his shots right away, no reshoots needed. LOVED this movie back in the day and we kids would do that five-part hand sign to each other all the time, the movie was very popular. Great reaction! thanks for posting.
I’m amazed at the majority of reactors to this awesome film that the opening sequence of planes being in the desert doesn’t faze anyone as not being where planes are normally found!
This one doesn't get enough attention from reactors.
One of the few movies about aliens where they are portrayed as benign, curious and peaceful.
Can you react to "Fruits Basket (2019-2021)"? It's about a normal girl named Tohru Honda. She gets to know the Sohma family, who turn out to have a curse. So Tohru's goal becomes to trying to break the curse. It's a beautiful, heartbreaking story. One of the best anime series i've ever seen! 😭💔🔥
🖖😌
Every summer in a state park near The Devil's Tower, they have an outdoor showing of Close Encounters at dusk with the mountain visible in the foreground of the movie screen.
1. $2,500 globe in 1977. Imagine how much that sucker would be today.
2. That ATC has some serious pipes.
3. I went with my family when I was a kid and got to visit the Devils Tower. Before this was made.
4. Love it. One of the top 10 movies to watch before you die.
5. I worked at a movie theater when this came out. Incredible 😲
6. If it didn't change the outcome and since his marriage was over Roy and Jillian should have hooked up.
7. The odds of Roy finding Jillian in that chaos are as high as any of this happening.
8. "We're gonna need a bigger mountain".
9. Spidey, "Sup-bitches"
NOTE: Your "little green men" are Grays.
Oh, thank you. It get's under my skin when people say something can't happen because "physics". Yeah, physics as they know them. But why do they assume that it's the same throughout the universe? So, thank you for saying "your physics". Did that make sense?
One question that been asked:
How (or why) did the huge Mother ship ascend from behind Devils tower instead of descending from the sky like the other, smaller ships? Where did it come from? How did it just suddenly appear, was it clocked somehow?
Spielberg answered by saying it was a stylistic choice. Introducing it from behind the mountain help give the ship scale, it shows just how massive the Mother ship is.
Classic movie with a classic musical score. Great reaction! 👍🏿
Back in the 1970s the special fx of this movie and Star Wars was revolutionary…unseen in its time..but also the master story teller Spielberg took it to another level of movie again..
First time I saw this was the early 80's on ABC back when I was around 6 or 7. Terrific movie.
The character that François Truffaut (Claude Lacombe) is playing is based on an actual famous French Ufologist. His name is Jacques Vallee.
Roy would rather leave the planet than go back to his family.
Might as well, his wife took off with the kids.😁
I think this movie is maybe an underrated steven spielberg movie but it's a classic👽👽 and it's fantastic the music is Amazing as always in all steven spielberg films and tim check out ready player one scooby-doo scooby-doo: monsters unleashed it's a wonderfull life the never ending story and the wizard of oz please and tim have a good day
I originally saw this on home video... but when they released a special edition (which showed footage of the interior of the ship) I saw that on the big screen... in 1980. 🛸
Flight 19 was a squadron of US military planes reported lost in the Bermuda Triangle.
I don't if your aware of this, there was another plane that was sent to look for flight 19. That plane also disappeared over the Bermuda Triangle.
Very amazing reaction Tim and excellent movie.
There are 3 different versions of close encounters of the third kind.
To clarify, there are three alternate endings, based upon audience previews.
The film remains tonally, thematically and structurally whole/consistent in all three.
Those aliens are so adorable 👽
THE KING HAS FINALLY SEEN IT 🙌🌻
Idk if you're interested in documentaries but " The Phoenix Lights " - 2005 is a good documentary on the Phoenix lights incident. Which is one of the biggest UFO sightings in history. Mar 13, 1997. It'll be the 27th anniversary this year.
Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!😊😊😊😊
If anything, I feel bad you weren't able to see this on the big screen in 70mm. This particular movie holds the record for me waiting in the longest line. I waited in line for 8 plus hours. When the movie first opened, it only opened in 2 theaters, one in Los Angeles, and one in New York. I was in the Los Angeles theater - the famous Cinerama Dome in Hollywood. As a result, well, on opening day, the line had started forming midnight the night before. When I got in line for Saturday, it was 2:30 a.m. and I was the THIRD one in line - how about that? By 6 a.m. the line was already going down the street, and by the time the box office opened at 9:30 a.m., the line was completely around the block, and the entire day's performances including the midnight show were sold out by 1 p.m. After I got my ticket at 9:30 a.m., I went back home and went to sleep. I arrived back at the theater around 6:00 p.m. for the 7:40 showing. Pat Boone himself was in that audience. But either ways, it was quite an experience. I would see the movie countless times after that and still remains one of my favorites. But like I said, I wish you could have seen it on the big screen in 70mm, cause this movie was designed for the big screen. But glad you watched it.
26:51. Look very closely to the left of the mother ship's three lights, there's an upside down R2-D2 hanging from the ship.
The model used for the movie resides in the Smithsonian air and space museum with the tiny droid still attached. Pictures are easy to find if anyone wants to take a look😁.
Obviously you should be reporting a unidentified flying object is something flew by that was unidentified.
The year after Close Encounters of the Third Kind came out a pinball machine also came out with the Close Encounters of the Third Kind was being played hear in Australia
Such an awesome movie 🛸👽
I don't know why (pretty sure it's the score) this movie makes me cry every time during the final encounter.
Steven Spielberg is one of the greatest directors of all times, and this movie is a good example.
Agreed.
Great movie
This still holds up!
It's as old me! 😂
I Liked This Movie Its So Underated
Stop by Honk kong n adelitas before Cancun 😈
I thought for some reason, close encounters was an old tv documentary.i think it is. I don't know,
Great 0:10
French is your first language Timothé ? Et bien bonjour de la côte ouest de France, de la Vendée jusqu'à St-Malot mon ami. J'habite à Auray, j'ai été un peu partout. Le golf du Morbihan est mon endroit préféré. Enchanté. Si tu passe dans les parages un jour, n'hésite pas à passer boire un café ou une bierre avec moi. Kisses & Love, frangin.
Merci mais je suis du quebec, quebecois!
Oui j'ai compris, mais tu parles parfaitement anglais, et j'étais malade depuis des semaines, privé de sommeil, etc., ça m'étais sorti de la tête, désolé. Je galère un peu. Bonne journée à toi !@@TimotheeReacts
Not too off far from ET done a little later.
Day 173 of me requesting a reaction to My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
I thought your accent was Russian.
D'accord. C'est l'heure des conseils. ("Bo-o-o-o !" "His-s-s-s !" Oui, oui, je sais.)
Vous devez cesser d'interrompre le flux, littéralement, toutes les trois secondes, uniquement pour faire une observation inepte.
Les réactions des autres personnes peuvent être intéressantes et souvent amusantes, notamment s'il s'agit d'une question de génération ("Oooh ! C'est la première fois que je regarde 'Alien'").
Cependant, les bavardages incessants sont irritants, en particulier lorsqu'ils n'ont aucun poids ou qu'ils n'abordent pas le film de manière significative. Ce n'est que du bruit.
"Regardez, c'est bleu." Trois secondes plus tard : "Quel goût ça a ?" Trois secondes plus tard : "Ça a dû faire mal." Et ainsi de suite...
Cela ressemble plus à un tic nerveux qu'à un commentaire ; c'est un peu comme regarder/écouter le syndrome de Gilles de la Tourette dans une salle de cinéma.
Considérez ceci comme une critique constructive. Je vous critique, je ne vous insulte pas. J'espère que cela vous aidera.
✌️👽❤️
Okay. Advice time. ("Bo-o-o-o!" "His-s-s-s!" Yes, yes, I know.)
You have to stop interrupting the flow, literally, every three seconds, only to make an inane observation.
Reactions from other folks can be interesting and often fun/funny, notably if it's a generational thing ("Oooh! My first time watching 'Alien.' ")
Yet non-stop chatter is irritating, particularly when it carries no weight or doesn't address the film in a meaningful way. It's just noise.
"Look, it's blue." Three seconds later: "What does that taste like?" Three seconds later: "That must have hurt." And so on . . .
It comes across like a nervous tick or twitch rather than commentary; almost like watching/listening to Tourette's Syndrome in a movie theater.
Consider this constructive criticism. I'm critiquing you - not insulting you. Hope this helps.
too much adverts, kill the vibe