This as a straight forward look at the various racial societies back in the day

Corey Feldman really was a good actor, its a shame that he didn't get the material that could have advanced him to the next level. Hollywood chewed him up and spit him out, and it's messed up.

Great to see how humans can change so much 🌻🤟🏻

Just not Into hating humans that are evileglomanic but Nazi crap send over Pitt the Brad man lol and Penn Sean Spider man holding a light 🕯️A pipper up

Beautiful reaction!

The Movie is amazing. But the book is so much more. You guys are missing out. Read the books. Just take your time. It took my mom 3 weeks it took me 3mnths. 🥰💯💣🧝‍♀️

Danny- to my thoughts- had seen all of it. Heard all of it. And he's sitting at home, a crappy one, with a sick mom. A baby sister who is going to be vulnerable in that life very soon. He sees only one family..one way out. But he also witnessed a brutal thing, done by his hero. He saw the fallout..the pain. He wasn't fully committed to the 'life' like derek...it was just the only world presented to him where he could have 'pride' we devalue these things but every human needs to be proud of themselves. If they don't have healthy options, they will find others. That's what we need to start taking care of. Everybody needs to be heard and cared about or the whole world will suffer

"He slapped him thrice." 😂 I swear... I thought I was the biggest nerd of African descent on Earth.

People tend to misunderstand what "black face" is. Blackface was used in early plays/ motion pictures to ridicule African Americans. Coloring your skin brown to give homage isn't anymore blackface than the Wayans brothers coloring themselves white.

I petition for Jack Black to portray live action Peter Griffin.

The scene where Chris talks about the teacher never fails to enrage me and break my heart at the same time

how is great replacement a theory i thought its a fact

24:31 I wasnt ready for the "Auf Wiedersehen" XD Thing is these right wing americans wouldnt even be able to understand any word since they are just role playing as nazis, apropriating german nazi culture and its symbols. Nobody talks of cultural apropriation in these cases but its the same damn thing.

Interesting that you mentioned Sunset Boulevard near the end. An Oscar footnote is that Bette Davis' powerhouse performance in All About Eve and Gloria Swanson's powerhouse performance in Sunset Boulevard are alleged to have canceled each other out in the Oscar voting for Best Actress, allowing Judy Holliday to slip through and win for Born Yesterday.

I appreciate how Gollum/Smeagol is “bitey” whenever he fights. Now that’s payoff!

👏 great job

Hello Mr. Valentine. Thank you for your reaction to the movie, " Forest Gump " Can you please react to the movie , " Simmon Birch"?

To many movie inserts by you...cut it in half

Movie screen to small to see

Thanks!

Great fun movie with great music❤

Cloth diaper won’t scratch the paint job

I'd forgotten Rod Steiger was on this. Excellent actor he.☮️

This is how a malignant narcissist acts in private ☮️

I still say bull true. One of my favorite lines from my favorite movie

"Fortis Fortuna adiuvat" "La fortuna favorisce i coraggiosi" "La fortune favorise les audacieux" "Fortune favors the brave"

The only thing in this movie that doesn't ring true is the fact that the location was switched from Stephen King's native Maine to Oregon, probably for technical reasons in filming. Nothing wrong with doing that except that so many of the characters have French names (Lachance, Duchamps, Cormier) which are common in Maine but rare in Oregon. To me, the signature scene is when the deer crosses the tracks, and Gordie says that he didn't tell it to anyone until the moment he wrote the story as an adult. The acting, of course, was brilliant all round. The character of Chris was based on a real person, and in fact it was the death of this person in real life that inspired King to write the story. His portrayal by River Phoenix was mind-bogglingly sensitive and powerful. His death at an early age deprived the world of a great actor. Wil Wheaton went on to fame in Star Trek, Corey Feldman to success in several films followed by a troubled life (much like the character he played here), Jerry O'Connell starred in several successful TV series, Kiefer Sutherland followed his father's footsteps into stardom, and John Cusack, already a success before this film, went on to a solid career in film.

O dia em que uma mulher se sujeitar a ir para uma guerra sem privilégios e lutar em um front de batalha, neste dia eu paro de dizer que feminismo é hipocrisia e preguiça! Até lá, não passa de um "movimento" ridículo! Ser feminista e entrar primeiro no bote salva vidas, é muito fácil não acha?

Cara vc cortou a melhor parte do começo do filme... nem vou ver o resto... Já ate imagino o porque vc cortou essa parte.... você deve ser do grupo de hipócritas que dizem as pessoas o que elas podem dizer, o que elas devem gostar.... Imagino que sua ideologia seja a única correta e você um ser de conhecimento de um ancião... É uma pena, estava ansioso para ver seu react... mas é uma pena como a esquerda gosta de censura, racismo e segregações...

Love the reaction! Love that you really got to enjoy it despite the “spoiler”. But the story is so good it doesn’t matter. Both this and Green Mile are highly allegorical. Watch them in that light… Also, your chair looks uncomfortable.

I only cried for the last 20 minutes......straight!

Dude I love your reaction too this movie 🫠

I just watched this for the first time, jumped straight on here to see if you had done a reaction 😅 That was frustrating as hell!!

I read this is 1982. Stephen King was unknown at the time, and that title! I TV surfed onto this in 1998. I joined in at the early "fresh fish" scene. As soon as Red said "Andy Dufresne" I new I had found this lost treasure! It was a real treat to hear your terrific vocabulary Mr. V. Carry on brother.

Hi I'm from Italy i'm a fan, for me Sergio Leone's films invented the anti-hero, but in general he brought cultural concept of realism, made in Europe; in real life even a bad guy can do an esteemed job of high institutional value, even a good guy can do a job that is little appreciated or almost marginalized in society, captainhe was a man who also thought about the lives of his soldiers, he was not a war machine as some might imagine. i think ugliness represents "raw life" , that whoever suffers it fully becomes in some way a victim of events and not an executioner, even if an accomplice, this somehow makes him ugly. For this reason ugliness in the end is a good person who has not survived the difficulties of life, more it is fair to say that he has become part of it... the part with the meeting with his brother priest reveals this aspect, then for this reason the time for the ugly story was longer because it was more necessary.

This was a fantastic reaction. I don't normally follow reaction channels, especially after just one video. But I really appreciated your insight, demeanor, and vulnerability while experiencing this film. Looking forward to more!

Generations of people live because of him ❤

Once Upon a Time in the West (c'era una volta il west) is better, for me

It makes me sad to see how few great comedies (or just comedy in general) are on your channel.

Movies aren't this good anymore.

::::: Norton lost the Oscar vs Roberto Benini.......... but ... HERE YOU CAN REALLY FEEL DERRICK´S vision , CHANGING MOMENTS, this performance is totally the shit!!! Seriously. in the end.....stupid acts bring to your table...stupid consequences fo sure.

you have a great way with words Mr Valentine I could see you as one of the fellowship in this trilogy

Fun Fact: Die Hard is Alan Rickman's VERY FIRST MOVIE

Fun Fact: Die Hard is Alan Rickman's VERY FIRST MOVIE

Fun Fact: Die Hard is Alan Rickman's VERY FIRST MOVIE

Yes Jenny in Forrest Gump did pass away from hepatitis C

Yes Tom Hanks won an Academy Award for best Actor for Forrest Gump

Hitchcock' actually storyboarded Melanie And Mitch and mom and Cathy get to San Francisco and Hitchcock wanted to have the birds on coverings San Francisco Bridge as the ending

If you are into Alfred Hitchcock films...please react to Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" and my personal favorite Hitchcock movie..."Rear Window"

I could be the walrus, but I'd still have to bum rides😅