A CHRISTMAS STORY (1983) FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!

[@jessebatres6895]

Hey everyone, thank you so much for watching! Please consider subscribing to the channel. What is that one Christmas present that you’ll always remember opening Christmas morning? Was there a present that you really wanted but never received? There are 2 presents that I’ll never forget the excitement I felt when receiving them on Christmas. A Nintendo 64 with the Super Smash Brothers game. The other was my first bike without training wheels lol!

[@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817]

Ovaltine is chocolate malt powdered drink mix. It's still on grocery shelves today.

[@james7275able]

@@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817 Loved drinking chocolatey Ovaltine back in the day

[@IceKnight81]

Yeah, I can confirm your statement on Central American moms. My Panamanian mom was the punisher.

[@ks4isu]

My parents passed away in 2004, but while they were still living I showed them this movie, and there were a number of things they related to! Dad said their tires were always blowing out because you could only buy used tires during WWII. So he related to that blow out. Mom reacted to the teacher saying they were reading "Silas Marner.". "Oh, I HATED Silas Marner!" she said.

[@jessebatres6895]

@@ks4isu Thank you so much for sharing your parents experience and how they related to this :) I think it’s little things like that which elevate a film. Those are things that I or many other viewers would not be aware of today so it helps to further make the film feel authentic and true to its era

[@barbarastrayhorn4667]

I loved Silas Marner. It's a sweet story.

[@wnepper]

That particular store front from the beginning, was for Higbees here in Cleveland. Unfortunately, its been gone for decades. All of the exterior shots in the movie are shot in Cleveland, very close to where i live. I worked for a small publishing company just a short walk from Ralphie's house in Ohio City--a Cleveland neighborhood. Fans of the movie bought the house and turned it into an 'A Christmas Story' museum. Some cast members make special appearances from time to time during the holidays. The owners even tried to recreate the house interior, even though those scenes were not filmed here. Leg lamps are practically a cottage industry in Cleveland because of the movie. You'll find them in the front window of many homes in Cleveland. And i swear, like EVERY neighborhood bar in Cleveland has one displayed, year round. The movie was not a hit when it came out, so it was gratifying to see it become a true Christmas classic. Saw it in the theater with my dad in 1983. I was 8. And even though i loved it and could relate to a lot, something about Santa pushing Ralphie down the slide with his shoe, disturbed me to my core. Kids can be sensitive to so many crazy, random things. THAT scene, and the robot woman in Superman 3, practically destroyed by childhood. Lol. Loved your reaction, per usual. Keep up the good work, man!

[@fightingidiocy7724]

So lucky they actually filmed there, and Toronto...bizarre! Jean grew up two streets over from my house! hehehe..i can se Warren G Harden from my backyard, and the infamous alley is close too!

[@jessebatres6895]

I love the setting of the film and how it looked authentic to the era (30's-40's)! They did an amazing job in bringing it to life. If I'm ever in Cleveland, I'm definitely making a stop at the house. Oh and that's it, I need to get that lamp now haha! I'll get it this upcoming year and I'm putting it up right after Halloween 😂 I'm surprised this wasn't a hit right off the bat! It blows my mind how many of these films became beloved years after they first came out. Like "The Thing", such a spectacular film from beginning to end. Thank you so much for the continued support! It truly means a lot to me :)

[@michaelschroeck2254]

You don’t like Dillard’s ?!?! 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JesseWard1979]

The whole overloaded electrical outlet was indeed a real thing back in the old days. Many rooms literally would only have one outlet each, two if you were lucky! 😂

[@jessebatres6895]

Haha! I'm not gonna lie, I might have a few overloaded outlets around the house. Nothing this bad though 😂

[@donaldstewart8342]

I live in house that was built in 1916 an dthere is one outlet in every room except the bathroom which has none.There weren't many electrical appliances back then.

[@mason007247]

the little brothers laugh kills me lol.

[@jessebatres6895]

Same! lol! That moment with him eating his food and the pure love and joy in his mom's eyes was too damn sweet

[@laurenherda2415]

Filmed in my hometown the house is a museum and you can stay the night there too. One of my favorite Christmas movies for sure.

[@jessebatres6895]

SO AWESOME! I bet it gets packed with onlookers during this time of year! I'm about to go look up some details on the house right now :)

[@gavinbetts4546]

Getting his tongue stuck on that lamppost had me in stitches when i was a kid. Always remember that about this film 😂

[@jessebatres6895]

LOL! I love how he's just flinging his arms around when the teacher stares outside. Poor flick got the worst of it so many times. At least he didn't get a beat down from his mom like Schwartz did haha!

[@mattsnyderARTIST]

That was a lesson played on the young troublemaker actor. Clark told him to just stick his tongue on the pole and improvise but Clark put a vacum in there, so his reaction of "Stuck, stuck, stuck😱" is real

[@paulamoya7956]

I cried watching this with u although I’ve seen it a hundred times . I knew you would resonate with this and loved watching you Adore this magical film ⭐️✨💫⭐️✨💫⭐️‼️

[@jessebatres6895]

Aw! ❤ Thank you Paula! It means a lot to me that you had a wonderful experience checking this out with me :) This film definitely brought back a lot of childhood memories and it got me into the Christmas spirit!

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thank you, Jesse! 🤶🏼 My late brother loved this movie so much. I finally got around to seeing it a few years ago and loved it, too.

[@stephenjones51]

My father and I love watching A Christmas Story together every year...ever since I was a young kid. I'm 37 now and he's 64...and I always look forward to it.

[@jessebatres6895]

That's so awesome! I love hearing stories like this :) It's always special when you have a set of movies or even songs that you can enjoy with loved ones. I hope you end your father get to watch it for many years going forward!

[@bryanCJC2105]

I will always love this movie. It reminds me what it was like to be a little kid. I think what I miss most about old-school Christmas are the toy stores, the crowded malls and sidewalks, and all the Christmas activities that were around like Christmas Tree lanes. My Dad would pack about dozen kids from the neighborhood in the car to go see the Christmas trees all lit up in the fancy neighborhood. For us, Christmas dinner was tamales. My Grandma and all the old ladies on the block would come over and spend the whole night making tamales and gossiping so that when we woke up, fresh tamales were all ready to eat. YUM!!!

[@jessebatres6895]

MY GOD! My mouth started watering when you mentioned the tamales lol! And I agree with you 100%. Christmas was so different even just in the 90's when I was a kid. It was always a fun trip to go see all the awesome decorations in the upscale fancy neighborhoods. I used to wonder if they ever thought there houses we're being scoped out for break-ins or something because I'm sure they would get a lot of vehicles just driving slowly around the neighborhood haha! Hope you enjoy some great tamales this year Bryan!

[@CousinWhatIsIt]

A couple of decades ago, I got a smaller version of that lamp with a T-shirt that says "It's a major award!" on it, and still have them to this day. Also, about an hour from where I live, there is a town called Chickasha in Oklahoma that has a 50ft tall leg-lamp statue.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

32:11 back then master bathrooms were unheard of except in expensive celebrity houses. My parents grew up in houses with just one bathroom that everyone shared .

[@jessebatres6895]

I bet it was always a battle in the morning and probably throughout the day lol! We sometimes had an apartment with one bathroom and it was a nightmare when we had family stay over the weekend 😂

[@v.r.6709]

This is the best reaction I have seen to this classic movie. Just the right combo of honest reaction and color commentary. I especially enjoyed your reaction to "Oh fudge" and the fact you have no qualms about saying it, lol! Thanks man!

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the reaction :) I love how his mom screams bloody murder when the dad tells her what he said lol!

[@jeannellebroussard3138]

Classic! Watch this every Christmas. So glad you enjoyed it, Jesse. Merry Christmas to you and your family!

[@laurab68707]

Many homes back then only had one bathroom. The house I grew up in only had one bathroom for 5 people.

[@jessebatres6895]

Ah that makes sense now. Definitely a luxury now a days to have multiple bathrooms. I love how Ralphie went there for peace and quiet just to start hearing the door get pounded on 5 seconds later lol

[@amyjordan195]

Jessie, i subscribed a few weeks ago. Just wanted to tell you how much i enjoy your commentary. You understand when to listen and when to talk. Thanks.

[@jessebatres6895]

@@amyjordan195 Thank you so much Amy! That’s something I try really hard on , and I hope to get better and better over time. When I’m editing, there’s so many times I times I think to myself “Thank god you decided to shut up right before that scene or moment”. 😂 Thank you so much for the continued support and I hope you continue to enjoy the Holidays!

[@lucieloves2000]

Schwartz in the movie was the boy in the stocking cap. I absolutely love this movie and loved your reaction!

[@Fast_Eddy_Magic]

The lamp is part of his leg-acy. 😂

[@jessebatres6895]

LOL! zinger!!! It was hilarious how much he adored that damn lamp 😂

[@bernie472]

Actor Darren Macgaven reminds me of my late Uncle David, and we would see my aunt, uncle, and cousins every Christmas. I miss him. He passed in 2008. By the way this movie was set in 1940.

[@jessebatres6895]

I really enjoyed his performance! His comedic timing is amazing and is perfect in the role. I bet it brings some great memories of your Uncle when watching this gem of a film. That's something to love and enjoy so much about music or films. It can remind us of our loved ones that are no longer here and brings back the fond memories.

[@skodiakman]

That leg lamp is a funny gag, it's a major award! I got a tiny leg lamp one year for Christmas quite awhile ago. It was a good light for a few years 😂

[@jessebatres6895]

I'm definitely gonna get that lamp for next Christmas lol! That's awesome that you had one! Was it battery powered or did it have a cord? I saw a few small ones this past weekend when my wife and I went out shopping for gifts but I want the real deal 😂

[@dcwince4372]

A buddy of mine actually has a replica leg lamp he puts up every Christmas lol. The school scenes were filmed in my hometown of St. Catharines in Canada. I was friends with two of the kids in the classroom, and they are brother and sister in real life.

[@jessebatres6895]

@@dcwince4372 Haha! I have to get that lamp now. I’ll make sure to have it for next Christmas and will put it front and center to see how my wife responds to it 😂 Is that a real school or did they use a random building? That would be so awesome to be forever immortalized in a classic film like this

[@dcwince4372]

@@jessebatres6895 Yes, it was a real school at the time (Victoria School), but apparently it's now a women's shelter. The brother/sister that I knew were very proud to have been extras in the film. Please get the lamp, and then next year you could do a rewatch with it next to you in the video haha. Keep up your great work Jesse, you are fun to watch. Fra-gil-ee, hrmm must be Italian. lol

[@opalviking]

I was Ralphie’s age when this movie came out and my dad was about Ralphie’s age as depicted in the film. The older I get and the longer dad’s been gone, the more I love this film. Great reaction!

[@paulymar5996]

On West 11th Street in Cleveland, Ohio is the house from this movie. It is a museum and has tours and such.

[@jessebatres6895]

I'm sure it's filled with visuals and props from the movie. Please tell me the lamp has it's rightful place at the window of the main room lol!

[@paulymar5996]

@jessebatres6895 maps.app.goo.gl/bvLSmv4bxWpBpdho9

[@wnepper]

Bob Clark also directed THE horror holiday classic "Black Christmas," (Its amazing. You should react to it!), Porky's 1 and 2, and...um...er... Baby Geniuses 1 and 2. 🙄

[@zaknolan7562]

Black Christmas definitely influenced Halloween 🌲🎃🌲

[@LordVolkov]

Bob Clark's filmography is as wild as George Miller's 😅

[@LadyLeatherface]

100% agree. It’s my all time favourite horror movie!!!! It’s a banger!

[@jessebatres6895]

Well........ I have a surprise for you coming next Friday/Saturday then 😉 I can see some similarities now that you mention that the same director brought both films to fruition!

[@wnepper]

@@jessebatres6895 Excellent!

[@meganlutz7150]

Enjoyed your reaction as well as your observations about the mother. She’s very sweet and loving. If you’re looking for another great film to get you in the Christmas spirit you should definitely watch It’s a Wonderful Life (1946). Many consider it the best Christmas movie ever made. You’ll love it !

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much Megan! I'm glad you enjoyed it :) And yes, I loved how genuine she was throughout the film. I feel like she truly enjoyed this role and she brought so much compassion to the story. I had "It's a Wonderful Life" on my list of films to watch in December. I'm not sure if I'll be able to watch it, edit, and release it in time for Christmas though. It's 50/50, but in case I can't than it's one I'll save for next Christmas. I've heard amazing things about it!

[@jennytalks5882]

Wonderful reaction!!! Thank you for feeling every bit of it this movie. By the way, I remember us 3 kids unwrapping this big square box Christmas morning and seeing "Atari" on it. Also, my first album I ever got was at Christmas. the Beatles. My big brother got KISS. Anyway, great reactions you are putting out. One of the higher tier quality reactors I see. Only thing I'd say is you do curse a lot. But I do enjoy your content!!!

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much Jenny! I'm glad you enjoyed it :) Woah ATARI!!! I've only ever seen it on documentaries lol! I vaguely remember seeing what looked like an Atari console at a friends house growing up. Oh that's so awesome! Great taste in music! Favorite Beatles song?? And yes, I know I get carried away with the cursing. Sometimes I catch myself and I'm able to hold back. Whenever I edit the reaction videos I just sit back and think, "Jesus what's wrong with me" 😂 One thing though, which surprises a lot of people, is that I NEVER curse in front of my mother or my sister. I don't know how but it's like suddenly there's there magic cloak that comes over me and I'm squeaky clean haha!

[@jennytalks5882]

​@jessebatres6895 well then I have mad respect for you. Mother's and sisters are deserving of that. I don't have a favorite Beatles song really But if I had to pick one. It'd probably be Revolution. I think my parents just got me that album because I didn't have any music favorites yet (too young) so they threw a Beatles album my way so I wouldn't feel left out, lol. 😂 Looking forward to more reactions Thanks for actually replying to everyone. That's not always the norm. Merry Christmas! 🎄

[@PhoenixFit2024]

For those other GenX folks, you’ll recognize Ralphie as Messy Marvin from the Hersheys syrup commercials.

[@mattsnyderARTIST]

He was also the kid segment host of the show Real People.

[@Letha-Mae]

A true holiday classic movie 🎄🌟🎁🤍

[@jessebatres6895]

Hey Letha! This gem of a film got me more into the Christmas spirit! Is there a Christmas present that comes to mind from your childhood that got you super excited?

[@satyadasgumbyji8956]

What an awesome surpise! Figured you meant Christmas Vacation when you said you had a comedy coming up. I was once again blessed & got to see this masterpiece in the theater in '83 when I was 12. Before that I'd say "It's A Wonderful Life" was considered the GOAT Christmas movie. Then, of course, they played this every Christmas for 24 hrs on TBS cable tv for decades, making it so for many of us. Seen this movie possibly every Christmas since it came out? Got it right here on vhs😅 to watch again! See ya. ✌️🎅❤️

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much Saty! Christmas Vacation is coming up right before Christmas :) OH MAN!! It must've been an awesome experience to have checked this out in a theater with a packed house! I probably would've asked my parents if we could stay and watch the next showing 😂 I'll have to look up and see if BB Gun sales suddenly spiked after the release of the film. I wanted to watch It's a Wonderful Life this month, but it's looking like I won't be able to squeeze it in :/ Next Holiday season for sure though! Oh the good old VHS tapes haha! There was something so satisfying about placing the VHS in the VCR and hearing it start up. 😌

[@michaelanderson5301]

Just before Ralphie pounds the tar out of the bully, his flashing eyes of rage remind me of Arya Stark when she is glaring down at Joffrey. Both actors are Aries, and doubtless they didn't need a lot of effort to get the mad on. On another note, in the book it is mentioned Little Orphan Annie with golden locks. I have always known her as a red head. Even in movie it is mentioned she has auburn locks.

[@LordVolkov]

Black Christmas 74 is also good holiday fun from director Bob Clark 😅 The 2006 Black Christmas is also worth a watch.

[@jessebatres6895]

It's like you can sense what I've got coming end of next week ;) lol!

[@jennytalks5882]

Yes. I got soap in the mouth once I believe. Ha! Gotta love the 70s.😅

[@learobinson4450]

A little pump of liquid hand soap on the toothbrush then the mouth is scrubbed out. The soap would foam & fill the mouth so you could truly taste it & the taste stayed in the mouth for days & changed the taste of food.

[@jennytalks5882]

@learobinson4450 ugh, no.

[@jessebatres6895]

LOL! At least it was just once 😂 My mom would threaten us with soap to the mouth, but we either got the belt, sandal, or sometimes she'd have us kneel on a tile floor for 30 minutes. Yup, different times even just in the 90's 😂

[@momD612]

"Fa-rah-rah-rah-rah... . ". my ex is half Filipino, so we had many jokes & laughs with this movie. 😂❤❤

[@jessebatres6895]

@@momD612 NICE! I like the head guy getting so frustrated and then just giving up lol! Hope you’re enjoying the Holiday season!

[@momD612]

@jessebatres6895 love it!! Merry Christmas & all the jazz to you! 🥰🥰

[@nessadvantage9447]

I'm sure the dad knew the whole time what ralphie wanted for christmas. I'm guessing he knew when they were looking at the window display at the beginning of the film.

[@jessebatres6895]

Ah that's a great catch! And we see Ralphie talking to himself, so he was probably saying how much he wanted it, and the dad must've overheard it. That's awesome!

[@tejida815]

The parent talking to Ralphie was the author/narrator.

[@jessebatres6895]

@@tejida815 I had to look him up and rewatch that moment to try and hear the voice. It’s so cool when films give the authors a cameo. Definitely a great voice to narrate this classic gem

[@pirateylass]

The kid Ralphie got in trouble was the other friend he walked to school with, not Flick. lol Still a crap deal when it’s apparent he learned that language from his dad. 😂

[@jessebatres6895]

I was so glad to find out that it wasn't poor flick lol! But yeah it sucks that the kid was probably just sitting back listening to the radio and having a good time and suddenly his mom just charges toward him and starts beating him down 😂

[@pirateylass]

@@jessebatres6895 I can relate though; anything to reduce the time you have a nasty bar of soap in your mouth. 🤢

[@michaelanderson5301]

Damn hell! You said you won it? This was the director.

[@longfootbuddy]

i glanced over at you and saw a bit of jeff goldbloom going on

[@jessebatres6895]

Nice! I'll take it lol!

[@joshfacio9379]

42:22 thats the creator of the story and narrator. Cant rembr if he directed it tho.

[@jessebatres6895]

Awesome! I love when a film gives the author a cameo. It's pretty awesome how they had him narrate the whole thing. You can tell the there's a lot of heart behind the narration so they made an excellent choice with that.

[@rgee3972]

OMG Jesse! This is a top notch flick - I can't wait to watch this later! I hope you loved it. I know the movie is 40 years old and the time period is another 40 years older. Just curious - where do you live?

[@jessebatres6895]

I really enjoyed it! It brought back a lot of childhood Christmas memories and how I was throwing hints at my parents on what I wanted and how badly I wanted it lol! Also, I love the time Christmas time period. Growing up, a lot of the games and imagery in school had to do with old school 1940's-1950's Christmas time. I live in Dallas-Fort Worth. Born and raised :) How about you Rich?

[@rgee3972]

@ I live in NYC. Born and raised in CT. I’ve been in the city over 23 years now. I live directly across the street from the Gate of the Exonerated. lol if you find that then you’ll know exactly where I live.

[@level10tenx81]

A very nice watch.

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

[@KatBats333]

Merry Christmas Jesse!

[@jessebatres6895]

Merry Christmas Kat! I hope you're enjoying the Holiday season 🙂🎄🎅

[@Pamtroy]

Ovaltine was a hot, kind of malty drink. They were still selling it when I was a kid in the '60s.

[@jessebatres6895]

@@Pamtroy I think Ralphie had the perfect response when he deciphered the message lol! I hope it was a damn good drink at least :)

[@BigGator5]

"No, no! I want an Official Red Ryder Carbine-Action Two-Hundred-Shot Range Model Air Rifle!" "You'll shoot your eye out, kid. Merry Christmas. Ho! Ho! Ho!" Merry Christmas! ✝️ 🙏 🎄 🎁 Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Zack Ward. Historical Fact: Red Ryder was a character from comic books and radio in the 1930s/40s, akin to popular western heroes like Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, and the Lone Ranger. Gun Enthusiast Fact: Due to this film's popularity, the Daisy Rifle Company has started producing Red Ryder BB Guns for sale during the Christmas season. It has become one of Daisy's best selling rifles. Movie Magic Fact: For the scene in which Flick's (Scott Schwartz) tongue sticks to the flagpole, a hidden suction tube was used to safely create the illusion that his tongue had frozen to the metal pole. Author Cameo Fact: Jean Shepherd (author of In God We Trust: All Others Pay Cash (1966) which forms the basis of this movie) is not only the voice of a narrator, but is also the irate man waiting in the Santa line at the department store. The woman standing behind him is his wife, Leigh Brown. Toy Enthusiast Fact: The doll in the store window is NOT AN ANNABELLE DOLL! Raggedy Ann is a character created by American writer Johnny Gruelle (1880-1938) that appeared in a series of books he wrote and illustrated for young children. Raggedy Ann is a rag doll with red yarn for hair and a triangle nose. Her brother, Raggedy Andy, is similar to his sister, but he has a sailor cap and overalls. Automobile Enthusiast Fact: The people of Cleveland were incredibly cooperative during filming, donating antique vehicles from every corner of the city. These vintage vehicles helped to enhance the authenticity of the production design. During the filming in downtown Cleveland, the antique automobile club members whose cars were used were given a route to follow on Public Square. They were instructed to continue circling the square until otherwise instructed. Road salt was a major concern for the car owners and the cars were pressure-washed after each day's filming and parked underground beneath the Terminal Tower. Fixer Upper Fact: In 2005 the original home used for the exterior shots of the family home was put up for auction on eBay, and avid fan of the movie Brian Jones purchased it directly from the seller for $150K. Jones then spent the following year restoring the home to the way it looked on screen. The exterior was completely restored and the interior was renovated to match the interior of the home shown in the movie (parts of the interior were actually filmed in a Toronto studio). On November 25, 2006, the home finally opened its doors as a tourist attraction. Jones spent close to $500K in preparation for this grand opening. In addition, he also purchased a house across the street and converted it to a gift shop and museum dedicated to the film and the house.

[@jessebatres6895]

I love how Ralphie always mumbled it and everyone knew exactly what he said 😂 They did a great job with that light pole scene. It really looks like his tongue legit got stuck haha! Poor flick got the short end of the stick so many times! OH MAN! I love that vehicle fact! That's so cool that the city would come together and play a key role in helping the film look so good and authentic to the era it's set it :)

[@ednafenton7558]

What everyone misses about the Santa scene is, this is what Ralphie is seeing. He is overexaggerating what's happening. We do this as kids. At least that is what l think is going on.

[@jessebatres6895]

True! That is definitely a possibility. I like how unhinged those characters are though and Santa getting Ralphie with a boot to the face was absolute GOLD lol!

[@kevinhayes1656]

All 14 is like a protein powder that you mix with water or milk. I’m not sure which but it’s chocolatey.

[@evanirvana500]

Oh and flagpole was metal. This wasnt the 1800s. Lol

[@kevinhayes1656]

At least I think it is, I’ve never had it

[@kevinhayes1656]

I’m not gonna get to graphic, but my mom used the liquid dishwashing soap if you get my meaning lol

[@fightingidiocy7724]

Hammond to Terre Haute is 153 miles.

[@Catherinewelter-z6d]

I always have this vision of Schwartz just laying on the couch or on his bed reading a comic book just before his mom starts hitting him, and yes you should check out Black Christmas just make sure that it's the original version from the 70's I think it was either 74 or 75. The remakes are not as good

[@jessebatres6895]

@@Catherinewelter-z6d HAHA!!! I’m getting visuals of it now 😂 And it’s even funnier because Schwartz kind of looks like that kid that would get away with so much and get others in trouble. So ironic that he gets in trouble and a beat down for something he didn’t do lol! Love all the different characters in this. Also, you just might be getting Black Christmas 1974 very soon 😉

[@peperino25]

+ CHRISTMAS🔥 _★ _*_Jingle All the Way_*_ (1996)_ ___________________________________

[@jessebatres6895]

I wanna try and watch it this month, but I might have to release it a day or 2 after Christmas. Hope you're enjoying the Holidays! :)

[@peperino25]

@@jessebatres6895 that movie had a Post credit scene please watch it at the end. (after credits scene) also exist a Extended especial edition version with more scenes.

[@sasamichan]

Try Spirit Halloween they sell Gizmos

[@jessebatres6895]

I might order one and have it in the background :)

[@RemoGutierrez1]

🔥🔥👍

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you Remo!

[@ChrisBurke-p1m]

So you can actually purchase a leg lamp they make them

[@jessebatres6895]

I'll definitely have one for next Christmas! 😂

[@JemJam2976]

I was given a deadline in which i had to be done eating or it was face the consequences

[@jessebatres6895]

Haha! Man, I remember when my mom would make something I didn't want and I would make a comment "POP!!" 😂

[@JemJam2976]

@jessebatres6895 I had a habit of holding my food in my cheeks when I didn't want to swallow it. Still, oftentimes I would end up getting spanked because I didn't want to eat what my mom cooked that night.

[@kevinhayes1656]

Kind of like chocolate Nesquick

[@Steve-gx9ot]

The reaction. Is sooooo much better when done by a man

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you Steve! I can see how there's a lot of things in this film that just resonate a lot more with us guys.

[@jamesm654]

Ovaltine was just like a chocolate mix for milk.

[@jessebatres6895]

The message should've been something cool like a hidden treasure or just something that keeps them on a fun journey. I would've responded the same way Ralphie did, "Son of a bitch" lol!

[@gregwhite8794]

1st?

[@jessebatres6895]

That is correct :)

[@timroebuck3458]

So, other than having a shitty name, what was this Farcas kid's problem?

[@longfootbuddy]

squinty eyes and smelling like cheese puffs?

[@jessebatres6895]

He's got yellow eyes lol!

[@joshfacio9379]

Dont know, but he was cool in resident evil apocalypse