So some clarification, I have seen The Princess Bride and Misery which were also Rob Reiner films. Somehow when I was trying to quickly skim through his filmography I didn't see them on there the first time! So I've seen both of those and parts of A Few Good Men!
Here’s the list of films Carrie Fisher worked on as a script doctor: Hook, Sister Act, Lethal Weapon 3, Made in America, Last Action Hero, So I Married an Axe Murderer, My Girl 2, Milk Money, The River Wild, Love Affair, Outbreak, The Mirror Has Two Faces, The Wedding Singer, The Out-of-Towners, Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, Coyote Ugly, Scream 3, Kate & Leopold, Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones, & Intolerable Cruelty
The stories that are told by old couples are actually true stories, its just actors telling someone elses story :) Thanks for the reaction omni, this was really enjoyable since its holiday here!
I love this movie and I love that you watched it. Like what you pointed out in the outro, I love the fact its dialogue-heavy. My favorite lines I say at least a few times a year: "Baby Fish Mouth" "You're right. You're right. I know you're right" (said similiar to how Carrie Fisher says it) One line I've come to love more and more: "When you know you want to spend the rest of your life with someone, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible."
Love your reactions-So glad you’re reacting to this movie! Love it- especially the part when they’re actually good friends. That’s real character growth there.
You've never seen The Princess Bride? Rob Reiner directed that and it also has Billy Crystal although he's more recognizable by his voice than appearance. You should do a reaction sometime if you haven't seen it. That movie is iconic.
So I definitely didn't look close enough because I didn't see that on his list the first time! I have seen that and he also did Misery as well hence the book popping up in here I imagine haha
Dear lord, I think I finally found the film where some hairy chested character was talking about losing his arm. I thought it was a horror film lol Kids memory man...
So so many iconic lines from here. My friend and I when needing to distract someone would always say oooh, I've been looking for a red suede pump. Also, watch Casablanca. And one of my favorite stupid funny movies with Carrie Fisher (though she's the serious character) is The Burbs.
I'm sure you've also seen (or rather heard) Billy Crystal in another movie because he's the voice of Mike Wazowski in Monsters Inc. Unless you haven't seen that, in which case you definitely should!
Love that you enjoyed this film. It's one of my favourites. I watched it this new years eve. Watched it so the end countdown matched up with real time. Sad, but I loved it 😄
Some of my best vacation memories are of dad driving and mom reading the map from the road atlas. They were a great team. And on the long stretches when the map wasn't needed, I could look at the car signs and flags in the back of the atlas while I used my walkman, because I was that kind of child...😂
My 1st time watching your channel & I really enjoyed your reaction during the film! 😊 Love this movie sooo much!! Hope you react to more like this & other films outside of your usual genre.
Loved your reaction. This is the Godfather of all rom-coms. Every rom-com aspires to be this movie and I don’t think there is one to match (maybe Notting Hill?). I have seen it many times (often on New Year’s Eve!), but I never really thought about how the couple stories are demonstrations of how other relationships begin. I think the friendship was necessary in their case because they had an awkward history. They needed to meet when they were older in order to fall in love because, as you noted, people change over time. I love how they say “your husband could be married to someone else” and at that moment he was. Oh, and yes, all the references you recognized from other media is referring to this movie. Glad you liked it!
@@norabossa9641 And Joe vs. The Volcano (which was the first of the Hanks / Ryan rom-coms). But it is much deeper of a movie than just a typical rom-com.
The comedic timing in everyone’s performances is ::chefs kiss:: Like others have recommended, my vote is for You’ve Got Mail for another Meg movie. The performances by her and Tom Hanks, and the storytelling, are just as crisp as this one. It’s my favorite movie and another classic.
Regarding Casablanca... not that odd a thing to say, Victor Lazlo is awesome 😂. And the actor who plays him, Paul Henreid, was quite handsome in that dignified, 1940's gentleman way. There's a movie with him and Bette Davis called Now Voyager, and oh, he looks good there!
I love this movie so much. I loved watching this movie when I was too young to know what it most of it was about, but I knew I loved it. Glad you got to see it.
6:05 that dialogue changed all meaning for me once I started watching The Big Bang Theory. 7:12 when my son was a toddler and had days of the week underwear there were Sundays. That was in the mid 2000's though. 1:04:36 What about Billy Crystal as Miracle Max in The Princess Bride?
Unrelated to the film, but you should check out this film that Carrie Fischer wrote about her and her mother's relationship starring Meryl Streep playing a character that represents herself. Very overlooked and underrated, but Meryl got an Oscar nod for it. As for When Harry Met Sally, it IS a classic written by the late and great Nora Ephron. Rob Reiner was on a role in the 80s with big hits, This is Spina Tap (a hilarious mockumentary), Stand by Me, The Princess Bride, When Harry Met Sally, and into the 90s with Misery and A Few Good Men. While his streak ended, that's a great feat to to have such iconic films that varied from genre to genre and lasting in cinematic zeitgeist; Not many directors' have that golden period in time where it was hit after hit like that.
The film you are referring to written by Carrie and with Meryl Streep in the lead role is "Postcards From The Edge." It's about the relationship between an actress and her arguably more famous mother (played by the great Shirley MacLaine), and it's widely recognized as being based on Carrie and her mom, Debbie Reynolds (who was also incredibly famous and better-known in Hollywood when Carrie got started). Carrie says that the story and the film are only very very very _loosely_ based on her and her mom, but Shirley CLEARLY is done up with a very similar look to Debbie's at the time (right down to the haircut), just with red hair instead of Debbie's blonde. The movie is SMART, it's full of pathos and heart, and of course Carrie's dark sense of humor is all over it. It's definitely more drama than comedy, but it's worth a watch.
Billy Crystal is generally the best part of any movie he's in, even in small roles like The Princess Bride. By the way, Bruno Kirby was Crystal's costar in City Slickers, and Kirby was also in Good Morning, Vietnam with Robin Williams.
My fav movie of all time! So glad you watched it. Can’t believe you haven’t seen many of Rob Reiner’s other films! Does that mean you haven’t seen The Princess Bride?
As far as funny rom coms, Forget Paris another Billy Crystal film. You’ll realize how much of a sports fan Billy is. He’s famously a life long Yankee fan.
A Few Good Men is outstanding and worth every minute. Stand By Me, A Sure Thing, The American President, and This is Spinal Tap should all be on your list.
I know you watched “the boys” - Meg Ryan is Jack Quaid (Hughie)’s mom - if you want to watch another great Ryan movie “innerspace” she’s in with Jack Quaid’s dad Dennis Quaid and Martin Short. Also - seeing this you can see how much he favors his mom - she’s like the girl Hughie this whole movie minus the blood and superheros. Also you can catch a clip of him on Kimmel talking about watching his mom in When Harry Met Sally for the first time when he was in his late 20s - worth it.
You are not wrong, that’s the tree from Hawkeye. It’s Rockefeller Center. It houses Radio City Music Hall, SNL, and other famous shows that film around there. I used to work retail right by it for a few months. If you go to the middle of Times Square and walk east to 6th, you’ll smack into it.
Just so you know, a lot of people, (me included,) saw Casablanca after we saw H&S. The woman in the deli with the best line in the movie is Rob Reiner's mom.
I had just seen your reaction to the Harley Quinn Valentine's special and when you didn't react to the confessionals in that episode being taken from When Harry Met Sally, I thought oh he must've not seen it. Then to see this pop up today. Glad you got to see this classic, everyone should see it at least once in their life.
“And while Jason Voorhee’s drowning people…” That cracked me up!!!!!!! BTW been watching your shares for years. I’m a tru blue Star Wars fan!!!! Thanks for all the content 😊
You should do a Shop Around the Corner/You’ve Got Mail marathon. You’ve Got Mail is the remake. Both are great And/or Love Affair/Affair to Remember/Sleepless in Seattle marathon. All 3 are great.
I swear to God, Sesame Street has a parody of the infamous deli scene. Obviously it has nothing to do with orgasms but as someone who was familiar with the reference I about fell over in my chair.
You haven't seen 1987's movie Innerspace with Meg Ryan, Dennis Quaid, & Martin Short? I would watch that movie all the time when I was like you said a "digit" year old 😂
Omg same, Anastasia is also the only other movie I've seen-- well, heard-- Meg Ryan in. I've seen only part of You've Got Mail, so I don't count that; and besides the OG film from the 1940s (The Shop Around the Corner) is much better imo. I adore Anastasia though. It's totally not a Christmas film, but my family watches it every year on Christmas day.
I was disappointed to find out they weren't real. They sure seem realistic! I have elderly relatives who talked over each other like that one couple. Funnier when it's fictional. 😂
WAIT wait wait waitwaitwait... the only other Rob Reiner film you've ever seen was A Few Good Men? You've never seen This Is Spinal Tap? The Princess Bride? Misery?
Yeah, that's real. As a queer person myself, I strongly feel that women and men can and should be friends, even when they're cishet. I think a lot of the problems we have and are facing are caused by men not understanding women's perspectives. I really feel like we'd benefit a lot from more women and men being friends
So some clarification, I have seen The Princess Bride and Misery which were also Rob Reiner films. Somehow when I was trying to quickly skim through his filmography I didn't see them on there the first time! So I've seen both of those and parts of A Few Good Men!
And since you've seen The Princess Bride, you saw Billy Crystal in another movie. And Bruno Kirby was also in City Slickers.
And _Misery_ has a cameo in this.
Don't forget to watch Stand By Me, also Rob Reiner.
Here’s the list of films Carrie Fisher worked on as a script doctor:
Hook, Sister Act, Lethal Weapon 3, Made in America, Last Action Hero, So I Married an Axe Murderer, My Girl 2, Milk Money, The River Wild, Love Affair, Outbreak, The Mirror Has Two Faces, The Wedding Singer, The Out-of-Towners, Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, Coyote Ugly, Scream 3, Kate & Leopold, Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones, & Intolerable Cruelty
I knew I liked her writing. 🙃
He should definitely watch "Intolerable Cruelty" 😂😂😂😂😂
huh, I never knew that she even was a script doctor
It gets the crown for being the best romcom,but also, it is just an amazingly well written and directed comedy. with a razor sharp cast.
It’s true fellas, if you make a woman meow it’s because she is indeed faking it and ran out of noises 😂
The stories that are told by old couples are actually true stories, its just actors telling someone elses story :)
Thanks for the reaction omni, this was really enjoyable since its holiday here!
Old New Year by any chance?)
@somestuff7876 yes sir
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And, of course, the II'll have what she's having" lady is Rob Reiner's mother, Estelle.
I like that you don't shy away from telling us some personal stuff like about your dreams or your dating history. like a normal human. 👍
Yeah, I really appreciated that
I think it’s great.
I love this movie and I love that you watched it. Like what you pointed out in the outro, I love the fact its dialogue-heavy.
My favorite lines I say at least a few times a year:
"Baby Fish Mouth"
"You're right. You're right. I know you're right" (said similiar to how Carrie Fisher says it)
One line I've come to love more and more: "When you know you want to spend the rest of your life with someone, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible."
Baby fish mouth is sweeping the nation. I almost passed out. Could not breathe. 😂😂😂
@@wendydarling5790 Yessss, my second favorite line in that scene! I want both on a t-shirt or, at least, a coffee mug.
I've been to a few weddings where they used "When you know you want to spend the rest of your life with someone..." as part of the vows.
YES! #1 ROM-COM!! 🙌
You have the best laugh! And this movie has so many laughs. So this was fun. Almost like seeing it again for the first time.
Just wanna say, rewatching Ted Lasso's 2x05 after this will be very enlightening
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Came here to say this. This is why that random couple gets interviewed in the stands, plus the famous lines quoted…
Love your reactions-So glad you’re reacting to this movie! Love it- especially the part when they’re actually good friends. That’s real character growth there.
This is one of my favorite movies of all time
I’ll have what she’s having.
You've never seen The Princess Bride? Rob Reiner directed that and it also has Billy Crystal although he's more recognizable by his voice than appearance. You should do a reaction sometime if you haven't seen it. That movie is iconic.
So I definitely didn't look close enough because I didn't see that on his list the first time! I have seen that and he also did Misery as well hence the book popping up in here I imagine haha
An amazing g RomCom & ranks as one of the best. It’s all in the dialogue.
Moonstruck is another fantastic one too.
Really fun reaction.
Oh please watch Moonstruck 🤞🏻🤞🏻
Dear lord, I think I finally found the film where some hairy chested character was talking about losing his arm. I thought it was a horror film lol
Kids memory man...
So so many iconic lines from here. My friend and I when needing to distract someone would always say oooh, I've been looking for a red suede pump.
Also, watch Casablanca. And one of my favorite stupid funny movies with Carrie Fisher (though she's the serious character) is The Burbs.
I vote Sleepless in Seattle next
100%
Yes this!
Every time I see Meg Ryan now, I'm like "hey, Jack Quaid's mom!!" because of The Boys. IDK why I do that, I always knew she is his mom, lol.
I love this movie! It's one of my favorites. When I saw that you were reacting to it I got so excited. Nice job!
And, I freaking love Carrie Fisher and I cried when I saw her!!!!!
I'm sure you've also seen (or rather heard) Billy Crystal in another movie because he's the voice of Mike Wazowski in Monsters Inc. Unless you haven't seen that, in which case you definitely should!
Bruno Kirby was in City Slickers also!!!
great react! I liked your after analysis as well
Love that you enjoyed this film. It's one of my favourites. I watched it this new years eve. Watched it so the end countdown matched up with real time. Sad, but I loved it 😄
Yay!!! This is my fave!!!
Add Casablanca to you’re list 😊
Some of my best vacation memories are of dad driving and mom reading the map from the road atlas. They were a great team. And on the long stretches when the map wasn't needed, I could look at the car signs and flags in the back of the atlas while I used my walkman, because I was that kind of child...😂
i like that he was reading misery and rob reiner directed the movie misery
My 1st time watching your channel & I really enjoyed your reaction during the film! 😊 Love this movie sooo much!! Hope you react to more like this & other films outside of your usual genre.
Loved your reaction. This is the Godfather of all rom-coms. Every rom-com aspires to be this movie and I don’t think there is one to match (maybe Notting Hill?). I have seen it many times (often on New Year’s Eve!), but I never really thought about how the couple stories are demonstrations of how other relationships begin. I think the friendship was necessary in their case because they had an awkward history. They needed to meet when they were older in order to fall in love because, as you noted, people change over time. I love how they say “your husband could be married to someone else” and at that moment he was. Oh, and yes, all the references you recognized from other media is referring to this movie. Glad you liked it!
"That's a look." Very Annie Hall.
Well if you're doing When Harry Met Sally, you should probably do Sleepless in Seattle. (Valentines Day on that one, BTW)
And You’ve Got mail
@@norabossa9641 And Joe vs. The Volcano (which was the first of the Hanks / Ryan rom-coms). But it is much deeper of a movie than just a typical rom-com.
I kept waiting for you to realize (or see in his filmography) that Bruno Kirby was also in City Slickers!
And he was in Good Morning Vietnam
See Casablanca! It's a must. It's witty and well acted and well written.
Great reaction! You should definitely check out Casablanca. Its a classic for a reason
Misery (Harry was reading) was also directed by Rob Reiner.
The comedic timing in everyone’s performances is ::chefs kiss::
Like others have recommended, my vote is for You’ve Got Mail for another Meg movie. The performances by her and Tom Hanks, and the storytelling, are just as crisp as this one. It’s my favorite movie and another classic.
Regarding Casablanca... not that odd a thing to say, Victor Lazlo is awesome 😂. And the actor who plays him, Paul Henreid, was quite handsome in that dignified, 1940's gentleman way. There's a movie with him and Bette Davis called Now Voyager, and oh, he looks good there!
Paul Heinreid was a babe. Now Voyager is a brilliant film. So handsome.
Happy New Year Omn1🎉🎉
My brain immediately went to Creature Commandos when Frankenstein referenced Harry and Sally lol
Same
This is my favourite movie! I watch it once a year on New Year's Eve ❤
The run at the end is Dustin Hoffman's classic "get me to the church in time," and ends with a silly grin in the back of a bus, not a cab.
I love this film so much ! Timeless funny and romantic
I love this movie so much. I loved watching this movie when I was too young to know what it most of it was about, but I knew I loved it. Glad you got to see it.
6:05 that dialogue changed all meaning for me once I started watching The Big Bang Theory. 7:12 when my son was a toddler and had days of the week underwear there were Sundays. That was in the mid 2000's though. 1:04:36 What about Billy Crystal as Miracle Max in The Princess Bride?
Unrelated to the film, but you should check out this film that Carrie Fischer wrote about her and her mother's relationship starring Meryl Streep playing a character that represents herself. Very overlooked and underrated, but Meryl got an Oscar nod for it. As for When Harry Met Sally, it IS a classic written by the late and great Nora Ephron. Rob Reiner was on a role in the 80s with big hits, This is Spina Tap (a hilarious mockumentary), Stand by Me, The Princess Bride, When Harry Met Sally, and into the 90s with Misery and A Few Good Men. While his streak ended, that's a great feat to to have such iconic films that varied from genre to genre and lasting in cinematic zeitgeist; Not many directors' have that golden period in time where it was hit after hit like that.
The film you are referring to written by Carrie and with Meryl Streep in the lead role is "Postcards From The Edge." It's about the relationship between an actress and her arguably more famous mother (played by the great Shirley MacLaine), and it's widely recognized as being based on Carrie and her mom, Debbie Reynolds (who was also incredibly famous and better-known in Hollywood when Carrie got started). Carrie says that the story and the film are only very very very _loosely_ based on her and her mom, but Shirley CLEARLY is done up with a very similar look to Debbie's at the time (right down to the haircut), just with red hair instead of Debbie's blonde.
The movie is SMART, it's full of pathos and heart, and of course Carrie's dark sense of humor is all over it. It's definitely more drama than comedy, but it's worth a watch.
@@Skye_Writer The novel is almost nothing like the film, but the filmmakers wanted more of the mother-daughter relationship and Carrie obliged.
Billy Crystal is generally the best part of any movie he's in, even in small roles like The Princess Bride. By the way, Bruno Kirby was Crystal's costar in City Slickers, and Kirby was also in Good Morning, Vietnam with Robin Williams.
Like Carrie Fisher, gone too soon.
Great movie for New Year's Eve.
Wonderful reaction... to a Wonderful Movie!!!
My fav movie of all time! So glad you watched it. Can’t believe you haven’t seen many of Rob Reiner’s other films! Does that mean you haven’t seen The Princess Bride?
Harry's friend Bruno Kirby was in City Slickers.
Forget Paris is another fun Billy Crystal film. ❤
As far as funny rom coms, Forget Paris another Billy Crystal film. You’ll realize how much of a sports fan Billy is. He’s famously a life long Yankee fan.
14:56 Uh oh 😆
A Few Good Men is outstanding and worth every minute. Stand By Me, A Sure Thing, The American President, and This is Spinal Tap should all be on your list.
Yay! I say so many lines from this movie still!
I know you watched “the boys” - Meg Ryan is Jack Quaid (Hughie)’s mom - if you want to watch another great Ryan movie “innerspace” she’s in with Jack Quaid’s dad Dennis Quaid and Martin Short.
Also - seeing this you can see how much he favors his mom - she’s like the girl Hughie this whole movie minus the blood and superheros.
Also you can catch a clip of him on Kimmel talking about watching his mom in When Harry Met Sally for the first time when he was in his late 20s - worth it.
4:50 Ah, it’s a classic dude
Another great Meg Ryan movie (and Tom Hank's) is 'Joe vs the Volcano.'
MY FAVORITE MOVIE EVER!!!❤❤
You are not wrong, that’s the tree from Hawkeye.
It’s Rockefeller Center. It houses Radio City Music Hall, SNL, and other famous shows that film around there. I used to work retail right by it for a few months. If you go to the middle of Times Square and walk east to 6th, you’ll smack into it.
Marie and Jess probably have separate phone lines for convenience (work, maybe, or just the freedom to both take calls at once).
Just so you know, a lot of people, (me included,) saw Casablanca after we saw H&S. The woman in the deli with the best line in the movie is Rob Reiner's mom.
I had just seen your reaction to the Harley Quinn Valentine's special and when you didn't react to the confessionals in that episode being taken from When Harry Met Sally, I thought oh he must've not seen it. Then to see this pop up today. Glad you got to see this classic, everyone should see it at least once in their life.
“And while Jason Voorhee’s drowning people…” That cracked me up!!!!!!!
BTW been watching your shares for years. I’m a tru blue Star Wars fan!!!! Thanks for all the content 😊
You should do a Shop Around the Corner/You’ve Got Mail marathon. You’ve Got Mail is the remake. Both are great
And/or
Love Affair/Affair to Remember/Sleepless in Seattle marathon. All 3 are great.
Wow. A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one.
I clicked so fast.i love this movie
Late 80's, tribeca area, that space... Around 2k a month...maybe a shade more.... Around 6k in todays money.
If you haven't already:
- Sleepless in Seattle
- You've Got Mail
You should rewatch Ted Lasso 0205 now that you’ve seen this. (And Jerry McGuire).
They quote Notting Hill too.
@ oh hell yeah Notting Hill! Can’t believe I forgot that one.
If you’ve seen Good Morning Vietnam, Bruno Kirby plays the uptight (younger) officer that thinks he can do comedy
You should react to Soap with a star-studded cast including Carrie Fisher. It is a comedy about a soap opera cast and hysterical circumstances
Reacting to my literal favorite movie best Wednesday morning ever !
City of Angels is a good one w her opposite Nic Cage. 🥂✌️
Greatest romcom of all time! The only one that comes close is Moonstruck with Cher and Nicolas Cage. I will never get tired of either of those movies.
I swear to God, Sesame Street has a parody of the infamous deli scene. Obviously it has nothing to do with orgasms but as someone who was familiar with the reference I about fell over in my chair.
You haven't seen 1987's movie Innerspace with Meg Ryan, Dennis Quaid, & Martin Short? I would watch that movie all the time when I was like you said a "digit" year old 😂
Billy just lost his home in LA fires. fun film
Stand By Me is another great Rob Reiner movie
You should watch the Money Pit
Have u ever heard about Sardar udham 2021 ???
Omg same, Anastasia is also the only other movie I've seen-- well, heard-- Meg Ryan in. I've seen only part of You've Got Mail, so I don't count that; and besides the OG film from the 1940s (The Shop Around the Corner) is much better imo. I adore Anastasia though. It's totally not a Christmas film, but my family watches it every year on Christmas day.
Very good movie😊
This is such a great classic movie. I think all those couples they are interviewing are all real couples.
They’re real stories. They found real couples trying to fit their stories into the time frame they needed didn’t work 😅
I was disappointed to find out they weren't real. They sure seem realistic! I have elderly relatives who talked over each other like that one couple. Funnier when it's fictional. 😂
Maybe he's thinking, "I just slept with my best friend."
I'm about your age, and I've seen this, but that's probably because I've watched too much TV since I was six
WAIT wait wait waitwaitwait... the only other Rob Reiner film you've ever seen was A Few Good Men? You've never seen This Is Spinal Tap? The Princess Bride? Misery?
So you've never seen all of A Few Good Men and none of The Princess Bride. How?!?
So I have seen The Princess Bride and Misery but I guess somehow I didn’t see them on the list when I was skimming through it!
the discourse of "can women and men be friends" is excluding queer people. I kinda hate it.
Yeah, that's real. As a queer person myself, I strongly feel that women and men can and should be friends, even when they're cishet. I think a lot of the problems we have and are facing are caused by men not understanding women's perspectives. I really feel like we'd benefit a lot from more women and men being friends
@@lemoncakes0 of course I will! gays are resilient! lol
It happened three weeks ago and Harry has already dated an anthropologist?
Just watching *That* scene is so cringe I can't imagine filming it. 😳
You should rewatch Ted Lasso 0205 now that you’ve seen this. (And Jerry McGuire).
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