Check out Tom Hanks at Mr. Duncan's funeral. He tells a funny story.

Funniest line jn the whole movie is Robin's random "ow my onion!"

Robin's most hilarious work and if I remember right, he was 90% unscripted lol like a lot of the time, usually he's 70% making his own lines but this one most his, though his best work is doubtfire and jack

As someone who saw this movie when it came out, yes. Nobody liked Kuzco (but did find him funny) until he got his wake-up call and started to learn how to be a better person. He didn't deserve Pacha, none of us do, but that doesn't matter to Big Time Dad Energy Pacha. He's going to raise us all to be better people because that's what Dads do.

Rest In Piece to Carl Weathers a.k.a Apollo Creed in Rocky Movies and Chubs in Happy Gilmore🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

warden sucks but he got bars!! hahahaha

I get misty eye every time I watch this. There are only 4 times a MAN can cry, 1. When his dog dies. 2. When a parent or child dies. 3. When he retires. 4.Field of Dreams "Hay dad, want to have a catch."

jajaja la parte donde habla español ajajajajajaja!!

Thanx for the upload, but there is much more to the actual story. If this movie made you cry, stay away from their Doc that Kevin did. The actors, excluding Jim Ross and Fritz, looked nothing like the real people. There was even another brother that did not survive wrestling.

Great writing, great directing, great acting. I have watched several reactions to this movie in recent weeks. The only time I had seen it before was in the early 60s on TV, when I was probably too young to comprehend it all, but at least a few pivotal scenes had stuck with me.

Monty python did it a lot 3:04

I don't get the hate for Donna on episode 10 from you guys.

I believe Darcy is an introvert who struggles with being social with people he doesn’t know. Add on the fact that in this society there are levels of rank and he has been trained to act a specific way in those social settings - you get someone who may seem disinterested but in reality you have someone who struggles with connection.

Time line: 1927 First commercially successful talking picture "The Jazz Singer" 1928-1929 Studios and movie theaters scrambling to convert to the various competing sound systems. 1930 the Hays Code instituted but not yet enforced. 1930-1931 Still a few silents being made, but films with sound rapidly taking over. 1934 Hays Code censorship being rigidly enforced. Very early 1930s there was naughtier dialog than would be allowed later. Jean Harlow and Mae West were the blond bombshells. Mae West especially was bringing her already scandalous stage plays to the screen and was a major target of the censorship movement. "When I'm good, I'm very good. But when I'm bad, I'm better." "When caught between two evils, I generally like to take the one I never tried."

A merger with fox and Disney would require a name change or mergedname , this was Disney acquiring fox as in buying them out not merging

We all share the emotion you feel and this just shows your true humanity. As you say we should be grateful for what we have and not take anything for granted. ❤. Tell the people you care about how much you love them ❤.

Nice reaction and commentary. I think you would like Claymore a lot.🤔 You would definitely love One Piece.🙂‍↔️ PS: Sam did rock this pretty well.👋

How did she call every thing that happend

The Star Trek franchise asked it's Star Trek fan base to rank all the Start Trek movies. When the votes came in, Galaxy Quest came in at #4 & Galaxy Quest wasn't on the list because it's not a... Star Trek film. & W/no write-in campaign, Galaxy Quest still came in at #4. That should tell you something about the love of this film by the Star Trek community.

i cried episode 1 too and im still not sure why! lmaooo i was just in a trance! they really got the essence of getting that horrible phone call no one wants to hear.. yall need Original Beef t-shirts! lol

Tuere mexicana o puertiqueña salodos deverias de ver ma s de cultura mexicana cuidate y dios te bendiaga me gustarua que bueras a mexico al gundia para que viereras en presete como sevibe los muertos cuidate amiga

As a Spiritual Empath...I know you been told before. This movie gives me my cleansing when I watch others like yourself, let go and let the tears flow. The tears of Joy and Pain within others we cry along with them. Great reaction. You never let us down. ♥

Great reaction, analysis.

Super reaction!!!!

There's a reason that Gable was known in hollywood, as, THE KING.

Why on earth did you blur the scene of Bob carrying Linda from the van?? They were fully clothed! Yet you showed Michael Myers carrying a half naked dead Annie. Strange….🤔

The world was a better place when it was all about boobs

Did you see Belle, during "Out There?" .. or maybe you see her during Clopin's opening song; I can't remember. But in one of the sweeping overhead shots, Belle can be seen, from what I remember, walking with a book.

11:34 damn you actually nailed it

You must have industrial strength water proof makeup.

This is not satire. This is not parody. Both of those make mock what theyre mimicing, this does not. This pay homage. Its a comedy, yes... But its a celebration of its predecessors, not a critique or a jest. From one actor to another, the average Joe might not know the difference but you, as an actress, should

26:05 This scene makes me cry... Every fakking time. I know its a movie and a stupid line froma movie within a movie. But how real that scene is... It fakking kills me. I dont care what it is, if the last words you hear from a loved one is the *_one_* thing youve ever wished for... And Alan Rickman is one of THE best actors we've had in like 300 years. I *_feel_* that he meant it. Jesus fakking Christ. Theyre both absolutely selling it... And its so fakking real.

Having a time machine on this side would have helped wouldnt it? As good as the sequel is, I'd still have preferred a different fresh story, but they played it safe, your too perceptive for your own good. I always felt that F..k you A..hole should have been the memorable line, also it should have been all out War if a sequel was going to be made, instead by the time of SALVATION it was watered down to a pg13 rating. the Robot was a mix of stop motion & a superb life sized construction known as an Endo Skeleton (that had 1000 parts to it). if you enjoyed this, you should look at 1973s WEST WORLD film, that Cameron took ideas an inspiration from.

One one of the best movies of its kind... Its criminally underrated.

I'm a big strong black man who sometime/ has often been looked at with fear and suspicion,,. when the truth is I am actually the biggest teddy bear around. This sincerely beautiful woman (inside and out) has officially made my favorite reaction video ever! God bless her. And God bless you all. Peace

Similar, no, the whole tone and premise are so far apart

I have to imagine that a LOT of the lines are improvised. Watching reactions, I've actually seen that a lot of people around the world actually get different jokes from the ones that I got in the theater here in Seattle. So, they had to have recorded him delivering several jokes at multiple points and then just kind of... mixed and matched them for the various cuts. Still, I feel like we're really lucky this year to be getting _two_ Ryan Reynolds movies this year. Deadpool 3, of course, but also the movie If, which, if you haven't seen, you should 100% react to! It's already out digitally, and it is AMAZING!

Casey should have thrown their house phone when she saw her parents. Throwing the phone at them most likely would have caused them to turn to see what happened ? It was Casey's only way out. (Drew Barrymore)

Watch the Winona Ryder ' Little Women' first. It follows the novel most accurately. Greta Gerwig film skips time periods quite a bit. It is good too but I feel the earlier is classic. There is an even earlier film version too. Watch that one last! Enjoy! ❤

In the decade before this movie, disaster movies became very popular. The first one was Airport, starring Lancaster and Martin. Airplane satires that movie and so many of the other disaster movies of the 70s. Also throughout the movie Airplane, there are several funny pop culture references that are not caught by people watching it now for the first time. For example, “Jim never has a second cup of coffee at home”. That was from a coffee commercial. Being around 20 when Airplane came out, I loved the comedy and didn’t care if it was tasteful or not. We didn’t have to worry about what we laughed at back then because it wasn’t meant to be taken seriously to entertain. Yes, even a pedo joke can be funny. Everything didn’t have to pass the most stringent politically correct standards. Sadly now Hollywood has completely censored itself so much they have killed comedy. I guess we still have the older movies to watch if we want entertainment without a lecture on racism, sexism, religion, environmentalism, etc.

When I first seen this as a kid I didn’t cry but when you get older and watch it again yea the waterworks will come a little

Thanks. People like you give me hope that humanity and empathy still exist. God protect you 🤍🙏🏼

One thing I haven't seen anyone mention but that I believe to be plausible is that Delacroix isn't stupid and understands that Mouseville is just a tale that they tell him, but he chooses to believe in it, or at least play along and pretend to believe, since it's at least some kind of comfort and he's willing to grasp at any straw that's offered to him in that situation. It doesn't really matter, but I think it's a nice bit of subtlety.

Stop doing reactions with that guy. I cant stand him for a second. would have loved seeing your reaction to this, but he makes it an instant skip.

Honestly, awesome reaction! Nice to see someone really appreciate the brilliance of this movie! If you havent seen Die hard 3, you HAVE TO do a reaction of it! Its also really good! Thrilling, funny and smart!

Girl watching you react to this was like looking into a mirror that instead of italian inflections yours were Spanish. the excitement, joy and love for theatre and the music was exactly how I felt as a theatre kid turned writer and musician.

I love this movie and its songs. Hellfire is one of the most amazing songs ever created. And the deleted song Someday is my all time favourite song.

Right on! I thought I was the only one that thought Casablanca was, at times, a little melodramatic.

The fart joke was the first put to film. That scene is historic.

You know what I was wondering when Kerry goes to heaven can him and his brothers go anywhere. Or do they just need to hangout by that pond. For instance say they wanna catch a movie. Maybe they wanna go to mcdonalds for a $5 value meal. I think it might suck if they can't leave. They probably would not let Kerry in anyway he is not wearing shoes