Could you talk MORE over the dialogue? More slow convos where it takes u ages to get a whole sentence out just to state the obvious while youre not hearing whole conversations that are relevant t o the plot - thats what we need more of in these reactions. 9:40-10:15 for example.

Hey guys, this is my first time checking out your reactions and I'm impressed. If you want to see another movie with Miles Teller, which is a GREAT movie, you gotta check out Only The Brave. Miles Teller and Josh Brolin do a great job in such a GREAT movie. I really believe you'll love that movie. This is one of those films that most reactors overlook and I'm not sure why. Please check it out and if you don't like this GREAT movie, I'll apologize for suggesting it, but I know yous will both love it. Thanks.

If you guys want another dark movie to react, watch "Sympathy for Lady Vengeance"

They were demons to each other.

These too seem like they're ragging on the movie the whole time. Fuck every other word!

He also did First Man with Ryan Gosling

One of the most perfect movies of all time.

"There are no two words in the English language more harmful than: good job" I slightly disagree. I would add "unearned" in between "two words" in that sentence and that would be my philosophy. Fun Fact: The film was shot in 19 days. Awards And Accolades Fact: J.K. Simmons has won a total of 47 awards for his role as Fletcher. Drummer Boy Fact: Miles Teller, who has played the drums since he was 15, received blisters on his hands due to the vigorous, unconventional style of jazz drumming. Some of his blood was on the drumsticks and the drum set as a result. During the more intense practice scenes, the director wouldn't yell "cut!" so that Miles Teller would keep drumming until he exhausted himself. Landing Blows Fact: For the slapping scene, J.K. Simmons and Miles Teller filmed several takes with Simmons only miming the slap. For the final take, Simmons and Teller decided to film the scene with a real and genuine slap. This is the take that is in the film. J.K. Simmons suffered two cracked ribs when Miles Teller tackled him during the last two days of shooting. Simmons managed to continue working despite his injury.

*Yes!!!* 🥁 Fantastic film!

As for other very subversive films.... 1. Field of Dreams 2. The Grapes of Wrath 3. Inherit the Wind 4. Imitation of Life 5. Guess Who's Coming To Dinner? 6. The Diary of Anne Frank 7. The Great Dictator 8. Judgement At Nuremberg 9. The Matrix 10. Hackers 11. Bulworth 12. The Truman Show 13. 12 Angry Men Documentary's 1. Won't You Be My Neighbor? 2. Hot Coffee 3. OutFoxed 4. Sicko 5. Capitalism: A Love Story That is where I would start with subversive films.

1. Carpenter is a very left person politically. He saw the short story and turned it into this movie because it was his way of protesting Reaganomics. (Trickle down economics). He had watched Reagan fire all of the air traffic controllers to destroy their union, because they are federal employees, he had the power to do so. He helped the auto industry with destroying the unions in Detroit and Flint. Destroyed the tax code so the rich and powerful were not paying their fair share of the taxes. On top of Reagan commiting an act of Treason to get elected. Look into the Iran hostage situation to understand what was going on. But it boils down to Jimmy Carter trying to negotiate a release of a lot of Americans who were being held hostage by Iran. Reagan who was running against her m, went behind Carter and the US Government's back and talked the Iranians into not releasing the hostages until after he could take office, promising a better deal than Carter would. All of those things made Carpenter furious. So, he put his frustrations into the script. Knowing that if the film did well, it might wake people up to what was really going on. But, information moved slower in those days. So this movie caught on more after it's theatrical release than it did in the theaters. But the message is clear of this film. We all need to quit fighting over stupid shit, stop hating each other for our differences and work together. Only then will the rich and powerful finally be able to have their party ended because they can't divide us all up by race, religion, sexuality, gender, economic standards or physical and mental abilities or disabilities. Our differences need to be celebrated, something to bring us together to learn new things from each other. Art, culture, food, music, movies, books, games and education should bring us together, not tear us apart. Who one sleeps with, so long as it isn't breaking laws like rape, sexual assault, incest or child molestation, should be nobody else's business. Hating one another based on how much melanin is in our skin or not in our skin is stupid. The only people who deserve the hate, are the ones that divide us or who are outright monsters. That is my take on it.

The easiest way to explain it, is when we were watching it in the theater on opening night. We were laughing so hard & causing such a ruckus. The people watching the movie next door in the multiplex had to send somebody over to tell us quiet down. The theater quickly learned, play this movie at times when the screen next door is between showings... Because... OMG.

You need to see part 3. It is the best in terms of scare factor, dark mythology and family dynamic ❤

Just fleeing britishs!

Pure Luck is dope. Merry Christmas!!!!! It was really Mel who developed the cop "on edge" character. However, this film really created the whole, making light of a dire situation by talking about mundane things. Shane Black and Mel Gibson really. And even more so in the subsequent films. The Marvel movies stole this dynamic starting with Avengers. They are always joking when the plane is on fire now. My brother and I always did the "Riggs roll" when we were playing with our toy guns.

Hearing you guys react to the meaning of this film (documentary) early on let me know you're going to get the meaning of it. John Carpenter is my favorite filmmaker, and this film is even more relevant today. Great reaction, liked and subbed!

hands down the best film for this genre is " A Company Man ".

한국에서 유명한 영화예요. 저라면 3주 동안 고문하면서 살고 싶게 만들거예요. 내 구두를 혀로 핥을 때 그때 한 조각씩 자르겠죠.

Korean movie Monster 2014

Do Hwayi: A Monster Boy also.

I saw half of this movie and was so disturbed that I had to binge watch Heartstopper. Still haven't found the courage to see the second half

Why people don't say RETARDED anymore? There are RETARDED people still

How is someone Chinese-American? I'm seriously asking, not trying to be rude, it's just that I don't understand how they see things in the US. It's different in other countries. For example in my country, Argentina, if you were born in China you're Chinese, and if you were born in Argentina you're Argentine, and that's it. So how can someone be both Chinese and American? He can't be born in both places. I looked him up and he was born in California, so he is American, right? Why is he Chinese-American if he wasn't born in China? Thank you, I hope someone can answer this question.

I got traumatized after this movie

Stuka dive bombers were basically slow and even with a rear gunner suffered badly during the Battle of Britain though were the terror of Europe leading up to Dunkirk. 41 Stukas were lost during the battle and forced Hermann Goring to withdraw them.

its illegal to even bring a pepper spray here in my country. so yeah, no conceal weapon.

The villain was communism, btw. It didn't need a face.

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"I refuse to edit this." 😂😂😂

😂😂😂 This came out when I was in bootcamp for the Navy. When we got out of bootcamp, I went with a bunch of gung-ho types, and they ate this shit up. I was like, "This movie is so bad, it's terrible."

19:26 corporate a$$hole 🤣

A truly bad movie, but a guilty pleasure. 😂

십년이 넘게 지났지만 잘 만들어진 영화죠. 지금 다시 봐도 근래에 만들어진것 같이 느껴집니다. 아저씨를 다시 봐야겠습니다. 영화리뷰 감사합니다.

Memories of Murder is a good crime movie. Depressing as it was inspired by true events.

This movie is a documentary. One Gospel: Gospel (GOOD ANGEL) of Reconciliation. Jesus Christ came into THEIR kingdom to reconcile fallen angels unto Himself. We are the fallen angels (ELOHIM) kept in DNA chains of darkness. If you do not confess being a fallen angel in Lucifer's kingdom, then you are an unbeliever. Unbeliever = those that claim to be made in the image of ELOHIM(gods). REPENT FALLEN ANGELS.

The BLOB (1988), The ANDROMEDA STRAIN (1974).

The guys not choosing to die. He's choosing to die trying to get home. People have swam the crossing before. That's how close to home they felt. So close yet so far away.

"Ghost" (1990) was written by Bruce Joel Rubin, who wrote screenplays dealing with death and the afterlife. This was the first film Jerry Zucker directed all on his own and the first dramatic film he ever directed, being better known for goofy comedic films like "Airplane!" and "Top Secret!". It's best to understand that a film follows the vision of its director more than anything else; change the director and you change the vision, resulting in a very different film. For comparison, have a look at another film released in 1990 based on a Bruce Joel Rubin script: "Jacob's Ladder", directed by Adrian Lyne, who works in very dark and complicated human motives and emotions. Lyne is known for "9-1/2 Weeks", "Flashdance", "Fatal Attraction", and "Lolita". Whoppi Goldberg's only Oscar was won for her supporting role in "Ghost". She was nominated for her starring role in "The Color Purple" but did not win. Demi Moore did another 'metaphysical' film: 1991's "The Butcher's Wife", with co-star Jeff Daniels; worthwhile reacting to. You'd probably like her more in "G.I. Jane" (1997); definitely not your usual 'chick flick'.

Watch “The Roundup Series 1, 2 ” this one is even crazier and worth watch

I am going to have a very sweet dreams tonight.😂

You guys need to stay in PC land, I think!🤘🤘👍

이병헌이 점점 악마화

please watch *'FRIED GREEN TOMATOES'* one of the best movies _ever_ - trust me, incredible movie

saw him in an American movie, He’s known for his role in J.I.Joe

Just looking back and missing the freedom we all has in the 70's and 80's, now,not only this film,but many could not have been shot .

한국에서 유행한 영화중에 신세계도 재미있고 넷플릭스 드라마로는 sweet home, kingdum 도 재미있어요♡ 심심할때 보시면 재미있어요.

This movie is definitely a romance, but it’s got too much violence and suspense to be a classified as a chick flick.

24:15 hmmm…no one would ever dream of telling a man “if you’re only going to focus on your career, stop getting married.” 🤣 Andi is nowhere near being like Miranda. She’s not passionate about fashion and she’s not cutthroat. She’s just a person who rose to a higher quality in their work life because it’s a requirement.

A chick flick made for guys is “Always” Steven Spielberg director, 1989. Richard Dreyfuss , Holly Hunter, John Goodman, Brad Johnson, Audrey Hepburn. Hope you react to it! 🌲 ✈️ 💦🔥 🌲

IT'S A CHICK FLICK THAT EVERYBODY NEEDS TO SEE BECAUSE IT'S SO GOOD!!!