Man, I hated that dipshit doctor, Dr. Seaton.. I first thought he was only an asshole to children, or just to Carol Anne in particular bc he took her to be a troublemaker after hearing about her & knowing her reputation from where she came from. But then I quickly realized no, he is a complete jerk to every single person he meets & acts like he is better & smarter than everyone equally: kids, teenagers, adults, his work colleagues.. Even the man's own wife.. I was SO glad "Donna" pushed him down that elevator shaft, lmao.. What an absolute condescending prick.. Turns out the dead hate that bastard as much as the living do, I guess, huh? 😂😂💀

When you asked who that female was who we could only see from the side when Bruce called & said his daughter & niece were missing somewhere in the building, that was Dr. Seaton's wife. We saw her earlier in the film when he was leaving & he told her to keep dinner warm & not forget the cilantro. They all had gone back to his home where he was briefing Scott at at the time. It threw me for a loop too when you first asked this question, bc all the times I seen that scene previously, I guess I too subconsciously thought that was Donna sitting there, for some reason, even though I knew they end up pulling her out later on & we weren't at that point yet, lmao.. So I totally get it.. At least now I do anyways.. I first kinda rolled my eyes at your question, lol.. Then I did a double take & thought, "Actually, WHO WAS THAT?!?" 😂😂😂

Hey Mike, are you still doing music reaction videos on your other channel?

Hello, I am from Germany I saw the movie in the cinema in 1981. I was 11 years old at the time and would like to tell you how the movie was made. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4jUZ354fZ54n8U

Jonesy is under rated guy in this. in the book he gets ton more screen time. He dropped out MIT and CALTEC to join the Navy he's huge audiophile with amazing hearing and self taught Electrical engineer. He pops up in few other books but goes on to work with USN in new SONAR R&D

That ending once they get to the drill stations is one of the best I’ve seen on film. It all came out of nowhere so fast and so intense. Great reaction

I think this movie is great but it had more potential than what it actually delivered. The ending felt rushed, like they ran out of ideas and just went along with whatever they came up. SPOILERS Like, is she a monster or not? Because based on what she says it seems she's a normal child but then how is she able to rip people in half? How is she crawling on the walls like that? If the parents knew they had the sister locked up, why didn't they listen to their kid when he said he was listening something behind the wall? WTF kinda logic is it blaming it on the kid when they have neglected (even punished) the kid when he was asking for help and they didn't even explain anything.

It's not standard definition, it's a 4:3 aspect ratio to emphasise the height of the trees etc

There is a classic movie about juveniles starring Sean Penn and Ally Sheedy called Bad Boys (1983). Not to be confused with Will Smith and Martin Lawrence Bad Boys films. It is heavy but in different ways. Please react to this film.

Hi Mike. I just became aware of your channel today. I was so excited to see a reaction to Wind River! I think this is an extremely important topic and heartbreaking to know the complete lack of stats regarding missing indigenous Native American women. It’s a gut punch. This scene depicts a common practice with Native American women when grieving. 16:30 I’m pretty sure these bones are pieces of the livestock the lion family killed and brought back to the den. 33:28 I had the incredible honor of seeing the world premiere of Wind River at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival with a commentary from Taylor Sheridan and most of the cast after the screening. Regarding Jeremy Renner’s amazing performance, he said that in trying to portray Corey, Taylor told him to “imagine a piece of steel banging against granite.” Jeremy Renner said the challenge of playing the role of Corey was that he was a man who felt deeply but couldn’t show it. I think that’s what makes the final scene with him and Martin sitting together out in the backyard in the snow so touching. They could deeply feel their shared grief together. I love this movie and really appreciate your insightful commentary so much! Thanks

Thank you for Your own contributions and thank you for considering your time to watch the film. ALL Praise to the Most High. Blessings

My thoughts on John/Johnny: He’s an animal, basically the only word I have for it. I loved the story the woman told at the end, it ties to Johnny perfectly. He’s even attracted to noise and light instinctively just like one. He definitely has fractured memories from his past, but his “violent nature” (lol) is what drives him. He wears the mask as a form of comfort I’d imagine, it’s a link to his father and part of his death. I think Colt got axed for so long because he directly challenged and insulted Johnny, and Johnny probably reaaaaaally hates being made fun of… On the logsplitter kill: I have a hard time sitting through extreme gore myself, the yoga kill in this movie definitely made me look away a couple times because… Yeah lol. But it takes a LOT to make me look away. With crazy slasher kills, I find entertainment by asking “How did they do this and make it look REAL?” Like in the logsplitter scene, the actor’s eyes are moving before his head is split in two. I couldn’t look away because I was trying to figure out how they pulled it off. I loved this one! Really hoping for a physical release🤞

The very first submarine to sink a battleship (USS Housatonic) was the H.L. Hunley in Charleston Harbor 17 February 1864.

"Where do they shower?" They didn't. They used washcloths and bowls of water to rudimentarily clean themselves. Which made the whole experience even more unpleasant than it was already.

The trailer for Smile 2 looks sloppy. I don't think it'll be as good as this one

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Big fan of Billy Crudup, in this movie, in one of the newer Alien movies. I like him in Tim Burton's _Big Fish_ too

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This is so like sixth sense, it shows you everything, but you never see it until the end.

Fictionalised true story. I've read the book, it's about the author Carcatella and his experiences in a boys' prison and the cover-up by court system. You'll notice the trivial reason on the release form. He said names and places were changed to protect them but the events were true

you should check out evil dead 2013 then, its one of the best movies to me, and alot of others will agree, such a good movie! when i watched this by myself, i was fine until she ran like that in the dark with the door opened. i love scary movies, they're my favorite, but some things bother me lol. the teach pissed me off, why would you call back after hearing that on the phone? she fucked it up for the kid.

Hey guys, Sam Neill's from New Zealand, not Australia. Just a heads-up :) I didn't know he'd been knighted a few years ago, so that was cool to learn - thanks!

My problem with this film is that it’s the same theme of aliens from another world depicted as humanoids - two arms , two legs , and a head with eyes . The Carpenter film was a disappointment TOTALLY for me - people slowly turning into monsters after exposure to material or getting infected was too easy and stupid . The 2011 film came the closest to the narrative that I wanted to see - violent and bloody attacks , disturbing transformations , and a sense that the people messed with something that was WAY out of their league .

The so-called "sacrifice" of the German submarine force did not begin in 1941 but in 1943. In 1941, the submarines sank a lot of ships off the American coast. From 1943 onwards, the number of submarine casualties skyrocketed. In 1943, 287 German submarines were lost, almost twice as many as in the previous three years Improved combat methods, including the introduction of the Hedgehog, which was significantly more effective than conventional depth charges. Around 25% of the submarines attacked with it were sunk, while depth charges only had a success rate of around 7%. Quelle: Wikipedia

the more i look at the world. in 2024... the more i wonder if the "good guys" won.

he wanted Werner to give the letters to his girl back in France because he knew the Nazis would read them. Werner would not have.

As a Submariner veteran who has served on many boats, including ones like this before the nuclear boats came along; I can tell you this movie is revered by Submariners. Even the socialising is accurate, though accentuated due to their being faced with their probable imminent deaths. A submarine captain I once served with once said, "If my ship's company (crew) can't go out and get wildly drunk, then crawl back onboard and do a first class job, I'm not interested in them." I was as wasted as them, including on 'rig runs' (going ashore and hitting the bars in uniform) good times! Somehow managed to set fire to a drum set and got thrown out by the bouncers. Went back in and threw the bouncers out. Submarine captains have to know and intuitively understand their men (and women now), so being a 'hard arse' will get the boat sunk. I prefer the UK translation, closer to the original, Johann the Phantom. Boats can do a certain amount of deep dives, but they are regularly refitted and re-tested. The punishment for a collaborator was Tar & Feathering, or much worse, if that was not appalling. Shower? Erm, nope. Longest I went without a shower was 2 months on this type of boat. I loved rolling and diving through the hatches. The destroyer IS part of the convoy, but is doing its job, breaking off to attack the boat. War is shit. Yesterday, today, and the inevitable, tomorrow.

"She Ran Six Miles In The Snow!" I Love That So Much!

It's not the same Name, Angelina's Film is called CHANGELING, This Film is called THE CHANGELING! see the difference! lol.

25:32 In addition, that little story also explains why Jack doesn't like flying

24:10 "So, They're Ginna Track Seismic Activity, I Guess?" Well, that's what sonar software was originally developed for, tracking Seismic Activity

6:28 Fun Fact you, Mike: The guy behind Seaman Beaumont in this scene, who's the COB aboard the USS Dallas, is Larry Ferguson, who was one of the scriptwriters for this movie

According to the filmmakers, the date for the show was set because it’s on the only Monday night of Sweeps Week that occurred on October 31.

It's more the make up of the kills is what turns most fans on 💯

Right there with ya, man - the older I’ve gotten, the less gore I can take. And this was rough, not quite Terrifier rough, but still brutal af.

I seen this movie when it first came out, it is a very amazing movie, the actors, and the acting was so good, I enjoyed your reaction. 😊 I love courtroom dramas too, I would recommend "The Rainmaker", Matt Damon, I'm sure you'll love it, so if you haven't seen it, you should do a reaction video to it.😉

Submarines did not have active SONAR, but destroyers did and they used it to find and sink U-boats.... and the crews of the U-boat could easily hear the engines and propellers as destroyers hunted them.

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I had a thought about the part where he is hitting the guy over and over with the axe...I wonder if he actually is or if it's more of a reference to something like PTSD, where things can play over and over in your head. Like we still hear it even after she runs away, so is he still doing it or is she hearing it in her head. Also, I love how the nature sounds are so beautiful with Johnny, but when she is running in the woods, all you hear is animals screaming and chaos.

This film doesn't get talked about enough.

Being absolutely drunk in uniform is definitely still a thing in German forces. I think we Germans are generally a bit more relaxed with alcohol. It is still common to all our forces to have it served in mess rooms on the premises. On German frigates there are 4 of them for sailors, corporals, sergeants and officers, all of them have bars with beer from tap. When they party on-board they party good! I never served in the navy (did my national service in the army aviation corps) but have been many times on the frigates as a civilian to work on their propulsion system. Well, I took part in a few parties of the ship's technical personnel (Heizer) and those Heizerparties were all legendary. Some of the casino scenes of Das Boot come quite close.

I truly liker the idea of him walking under the water and not once coming up. Like a lake shark

I actually enjoyed this one a lot more than I thought I would. The only thing I didn't like was then showing his face completely, I loved the mystery about him, but I do like the white eyes. The ending was also great, I constantly expected him to jump out the wood and grab the final girl.

I watched about the first 12 minutes here but I think I'll check the movie out before I see your complete reaction. Looks really good so far. Love the lack of a music score as well.

Reminds me of friday 13th and the burning and he walks looks like Jason voohrees from behind

Just leaving a comment that I am coming back to watch this in the morning. I've already seen this movie 3x, and I loved it lol Looking forward to your commentary.

Don't be confused about their compassion, they have to kill ships but don't want to kill fellow sailors. Those two are seperate.

I love how this really depicts the porn industry during this time as a very dysfunctional, yet supportive family:)

47:31 I suspect he fired the torpedo because he saw that the ship would not sink on its own, so he could not have entered the ship as sunk in the logbook. Besides, a torpedo like that gets you back to your home port more quickly, at least that would be my intention. It is a little difficult to assess why he did not pick up the sailors from the wreck. Firstly, there was the Lakonia Order, which forbade German submarines from picking up shipwrecked people after a German submarine was attacked and could not defend itself because the deck was packed with survivors from the Lakonia. The order was not issued until the end of 1942, but a date of 1941 was shown at the beginning of the film. The situation shown must therefore have occurred before the Lakonia Order. Unfortunately, there was a similar order for Allied ships, which forbade them from stopping the ship to pick up shipwrecked people so that they would not become targets for submarines.