His Love Language is Lollipops! KUNG FU HUSTLE Movie Reaction, First Time Watching

If you like laughing till it hurts and choosing candy over cutlery, then you'll love this full movie reaction to Kung Fu Hustle!

[@davida7153]

Bill Murray said about this movie: "there should have been a day of mourning for American comedy the day that movie came out, because it was the supreme achievement of modern comedy". And the man knows what he is talking about. This movie is a true masterpiece.

[@jamesfield1674]

One of the best films ever made

[@josearroyo8008]

Never knew he said that, although I totally agree

[@jeremiahong248]

@@jamesfield1674 the movie paid tribute to different generations of HK kungu movie. The themes of these classic movies and novels are re - presented.

[@nullakjg767]

lol there are like 3 funny chinese movies and they are all made by stephen chow. Thats a bit of an overstatment.

[@AL-fl4jk]

@@nullakjg767 lol you mean there are three you’ve seen. You probably believe English was “invented” in America, huh? 😏

[@AndyMatts44]

"If I ever meet the boy that got pissed on for me, I'm gonna give him this lollipop" Epic.

[@victorsixtythree]

6:42 - Writer/Director/Actor Stephen Chow's previous movie "Shaolin Soccer" was a big hit so when he pops the soccer ball and says "No more soccer!" it was him telling the audience it's time to move on! LOL.

[@jasondaniels640]

I love Shaolin Soccer, actually prefer it over Kung Fu Hustle...i just loved the actors, the script and the production. Nice mention!

[@asianbreakfast]

Yeaa pls shaolin soccer !!😭

[@goldenglowmaster8510]

Check out journey to the west by Steven chow its pretty good as well

[@AshrafAnam]

@@jasondaniels640 same

[@smitty7326]

@@goldenglowmaster8510 Kung Fu Hustle is easily my favorite, but damn the opening to Journey to the West is great.

[@pol1229]

Fun Fact: The actress, Yuen Qui, who played the Landlady was also a Bond Girl in *The Man With The Golden Gun*.

[@smittybenzo4693]

That fact was fun....Im gonna look for her in that Bond movie

[@AlandaParker]

Oh wow! I’ve actually never seen a James Bond movie 😂🥴! But I will now!

[@fkw1239]

Can you react to Ipman 2008

[@calebclunie4001]

"No More Soccer" is his first line, when he deflated the kids ball. His previous film was "Shaolin Soccer", just as over the top, and hilarious as this one. "Kung Fu Hustle", is one of my all time favorite movies.

[@nsane7208]

I WAS JUST ABOUT TO TYPE THIS LOL...nice

[@windingrefn8417]

@MR IV no

[@evanabbott2737]

Oh, she’s gotta watch shaolin soccer, now!😁

[@Kobenoz]

Stephen Chow is so underrated (in Western countries). Here in Asia, everybody knows him and his legendary partner Ng Man Tat (RIP). They've been in the industry from the late 80s' and producing great numbers of this consistent comedy-action-drama movie style...

[@AlandaParker]

Bummed it took me this long to find him but so grateful now that I have! I can’t wait to see more!

[@haryantofusheng7795]

@@AlandaParker try to watch god of gambler and fight back to school. Those are so hillarious and funny movies 🤣🤣

[@tobywijaya2982]

@@AlandaParker yes react stephen chow 90’s movie a god of gambler “back to shanghai” i feel goosebump when said this movie

[@x138c]

in latin america he is highly appreciated for his films

[@SaretGnasoh]

Humor genre : Stephen Chow

[@snorpenbass4196]

I love that there's all these little hints that our hapless protagonist is more than he seems from the start - him managing to outrun Landlady, his rapid healing...which means the pamphlet he got as a kid really did work, he just had a body out of wack - that's why him getting everything rearranged and then healed by Landlady made him invincible.

[@davidn5269]

Wow, I’ve watched a video and a half and I think this might be the best reaction channel on KZbin. Pretty cool to find someone who is culturally literate but who hasn’t already seen everything and isn’t a know-it-all. Subscribed.

[@AlandaParker]

Thanks so much!! 😄

[@jeremygeorgia4943]

No matter how many times, I watch it, the story of the boy and the girl & especially the end scene always gets me. Without saying a word, she was such an effective actress. (Including her younger self (whoever actually played her )) Each time I see this, I say to myself, "Please don't get old. Don't let this be the day, where I am so used to the film that I don't laugh or cry as much and therefore enjoy it slightly less." I even tempt fate by seeing it quite a few times per year. I think it's about to edge out Galaxy Quest as my most watched film. That's quite a feat, since I used to be quite a Star Wars nut.

[@lostskull7467]

I always tear up when they smile... Loved the story.

[@crinstir9673]

At the end scene focus on the guy’s half ass, you won’t feel sad you’ll be laughing.

[@ishinomorileon]

I like how you bled your heart out for all the characters that got hurt or died. I've rarely seen reactors with empathy that is this humane.

[@xiyu9525]

Exactly, some reactors even laugh when they see that boy being beaten and urinated on his head, and that made me sick and immediately closed the video. Furthermore, when he mocked the girl on the tram, his laughter actually revealed confusion and sadness, and that requires strong empathy to feel. I'm glad to see the most suitable feeling in this video.

[@fvranko]

That knife throw scene always make me laugh. Never fail 😂

[@THEMIMICRYM]

I saw this movie when I was 15, by myself, it was released shortly in the USA I think summer of 2004? Anyways, my friends didn't want to see it, so I went alone. The next week forced them to come see it, bought their tickets and all. They loved Steven Chow, the director is am absolute genius. The fight scene where the three masters reveal their skills, the 12 kicks. guys, the punching guy and. the Bo staff guy... absolutely genius.

[@isaiahbaggett5014]

Not "Ass Out" thoooo! I'm in tears! One of my favorite movies. So fun watching people experience this for the first time.

[@hellowhat890]

11:15 Kids in September 2021: "Mommy! Can we go see Shang-Chi in theaters?" Us kids from 2004: "We already had Shang Chi at home???" ;) XD

[@GarrickMerriweather]

"... _The style on this bitch is just too much_ ..." - LMAO 😂😂😂😂😂😂.. You reactions are so #Boss

[@141mevans]

“Fight your way though the hordes of Cantonese Abe Lincoln’s!” 🤣🤣🤣

[@bmrjck2315]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@hellowhat890]

I'm Cantonese and I thought that was the funniest line ever. XD

[@AlandaParker]

Those hats had me rollin but they looked so good! 🤣 costume design: 10 out of 10 (like everything in this film).

[@MrBendylaw]

@@AlandaParker Best wardrobe award goes to: Landlord in the casino scene, can't touch the lime-green alligator loafers, though the silk pajama look is up there.

[@nicolbolas8758]

@@AlandaParker 6:45 this is reference for shaoling soccer there is litteraly same actors

[@Brooklyn_Bleek]

The scene with the landlady in the car doing the hand gestures to the boss of the gang was from a Bruce Lee movie. I can't remember which one, but definitely remember the scene. It's cool that you had fun with Kung Fu Hustle. Somehow, it's a very polarizing film. You caught the cartoon/looney tunes vibe and if you watched those as a kid, you'd kind of get this movie. Shaolin Soccer from Stephen Chow (main lead from this movie..who started off as a stuntman, the landlady line about him towards the end of this movie was an inside joke) was also good.

[@Jiron127]

Way of the dragon in Rome

[@lukenuetzmann]

"He's toading!" As if to say "Ahh yes, I've seen this before."

[@AlandaParker]

🤣🤣🤣

[@hellowhat890]

36:03 "Or a stuntman more likely!" Love the fact that Stephen Chow, Jet Li, Jackie Chan, Donnie Yen, and tons more all literally started most of their film careers by being extras and doing stunts.

[@Shamuto7]

Don't forget the landlady.

[@Thomas_Yu]

Fun fact: The landlord and landlady, were the martial art big brother and sister (classmate) of Jacky Chen in real life during their teenage years. The landlady, Yuen Qiu, was in the James Bond movie The Man With The Golden Gun. She was one of the school girls who save Bond when escaping from the Karate school. Her husband the landlord was played by Yuen Wah, who was Bruce Lee's stunt double in Enter The Dragon. When you see Bruce doing the acrobatic tumbling and back flip, that was actually Yuen Wah.

[@sydandtaytum]

jet li was a kungfu master (like nationally ranked fighter) before he started his career in film. jackie chan was always a trained stuntman. the difference is not known by a lot of western audiences since jackie chan has branded himself as a real fighter.

[@fabiansvarietyshow]

This was such a joy to watch! Your energy is infectious and it enabled me to enjoy the film as if it was the first time.

[@AlandaParker]

Thank you so much!! 😊

[@agusstnor4223]

I agree

[@Steef_Lee]

“So ass out is a ghost?!” Lmfao ass out 💀

[@lynellforestall2204]

Kung Fu Hustle is my 3rd favorite movie of all-time... So many great hidden Easter Eggs and Subtle References right from Jump. The opening credits has the Butterfly which is a reference to the main character played by Stephen Chow of his metamorphosis. The 3 Masters, the 1st time you see the Coolie, he kicks the sack of grain onto his shoulders foreshadowing his kicking ability. The first shot of Donut he's rolling out Congee with his staffs all around his shop. When Tailor is introduced, his Rings are shown prominently in his boutique. When the Landlord 1st appears, he drinks Fluid and slinks around the neighborhood relaxed. His power is Fluidity and Flexibility, like water. The Landlady 1st appears and she's screaming which foreshadows her abilities, and lastly the Beast, when he's sitting on the toilet, all around his room are Frogs... This movie is brilliant. Stephen Chow has made other movies, none as good as this or Shaolin Soccer. Kung Fu Hustle is his Magnum Opus

[@agusstnor4223]

The name Landlady skill is Lion roso The name Landlord skill is Taichi (Yin Yang)

[@Smokie_666]

Cantonese Abe Lincolns.... Where do you get this stuff??? It's fantastic and I need more!

[@lynellforestall2204]

YAAAAYYY!!!! You're watching the Chinese version with the subtitles

[@davidlee4903]

"Fight your way through the horde of Cantonese Abe Lincolns!" Made my whole day!

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

On future re-watches, you will never fail to grin when you hear the Landlady say "No one can out-yell me!"

[@patinho5589]

The love story is so emotional - actually his entire finding himself, realising his potential, and getting over his inner pain, is very emotional.

[@AlandaParker]

Agreed 😭🙌🏾

[@briangan3133]

@@AlandaParker the ice cream seller whom u said was stunning has acted in another movie named "The Sorcerer and the White Snake". Her external beauty is unmatched imo

[@chimpinaneckbrace]

“Hey you kid! Let’s rumble.” Kid steps forward. “Nah nah nah” That whole scene is gold.

[@adgato75]

In the dub , he calls him "Karate Kid" lol

[@chrisroney4948]

This whole movie is gold lol it always makes me laugh

[@edgarcia4794]

Making reference to John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men AND Avatar The Last Air Bender casually in your conversation! You rock, Ms.Parker.

[@MNolton]

@Onyi Ononye I preferred it when Mr. Axe Gang got "Gumbied" LOL :D

[@yoshitoshi98]

And Nosferatu!

[@nicksaysboo17]

The lipstick scene had me screaming lol Love your energy, Alanda! 🥂🕺

[@AlandaParker]

Literally every scene had me dead 🤣and Thank you 😄!

[@samball404]

Ok... I've not had a movie reaction have my whole body hurting from laughing so hard! This is one of my favorite all time movies, and you had me see it totally different from what I'm used to... thank you! Liked and subscribed!

[@AlandaParker]

Thank you!!!! 😄

[@samball404]

@@AlandaParker I just watched again... perfect!

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

"It's rainin' me-en!" Arrg, I'm expired. 😂🤣

[@ToniMcGinty]

Great reaction, obviously! You need to check out Chow´s "Shaolin Soccer" and "Journey to the West Part 1: Conquering the Demons"!

[@AlandaParker]

Definitely put more Chow on the list!

[@tobywijaya2982]

i think i prefer a chinesse oddysey “ pandora box” than journey to the west

[@rogerfaint499]

@@tobywijaya2982 Chinese Odyssey Part 1. Pandora box and Part 2. Cinderella are both considered to be classics. People's views of the movies change with time as they watched these 2 movies. The first perception would probably be that they are comedies but later viewing like a decade or more later, they would believe that the movies are actually tragedies and subsequent viewing might change again . . . that they impart some philosophies of life.

[@theblacczombi2]

*I first saw this movie with my Sister in NY! My Sister is no longer here and I left NY long ago but I still have the memories. Thanks for the reaction!*

[@rccraig7580]

Glad you enjoyed Kung Fu Hustle. It is somewhat of an underrated and sometime overlooked terrific comedy film. Stephen Chow is a comedic genius and not to worry Chow says the sequel to Kung Fu Hustle will be released someday or in the near future LOL! Great reaction as always. You should take a side trip thru the Mel Brooks universe with Blazing Saddles and Spaceballs if you haven't already seen them.

[@tempsitch5632]

@16:20 You said “nonsense”. This group, lead by Stephen Chow, had been making films for years and they created their own genre in Hong Kong which is called “Nonsense”.

[@nguyenhungdung3124]

Hi, I'm Vietnamese, I've been watching your channel every day, wish your channel more and more success

[@adgato75]

35:13 - The dings are actually a reference to pinball machines. But very few younger people get it. Awesome that you liked this film so much !

[@jlwolf29]

the ping noise you hear when he's fighting the mob is from a pinball machine

[@cosettapessa6417]

She knows

[@Cagon415]

"He's toading!" That is not a thing 🤣. And the landlady is one of my favorite characters.

[@orvoloco8261]

*Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon* its a must if you want to watch kung-fu movies. Also : HERO, Chocolate (2009), Forbidden Kingdom.

[@davidbennett1357]

House of Flying Daggers is another one by Zhang Yimou featuring Zhang Ziyi, EXCELLENT film with great fight scenes! I agree that CTHD is a vital choice for the martial arts genre and Chocolate truly rocked my world!

[@CannonRaw]

Chocolate is fantastic

[@vattmann1387]

Or any Jackie Chan from the 80' s & 90's

[@AlandaParker]

Crouching Tiger’s on my list! Thanks for the other suggestions!! 😊

[@jeebsunabia7972]

We Asians grew up to movies like this. It's in our DNA. I'm so glad you found Kung Fu Hustle - it is one of my all-time faves!

[@Mangolite]

The blood flow in the tunnel refers to the Shining blood pouring in front of the doors.

[@AlandaParker]

Oh I’ve never seen the shining!

[@Patriiiiick]

I absolutely love how Landlady dresses when they go to meet The Beast. I wanna to meet a women who dresses like that.

[@PatrickPrejusa]

best commentary on youtube. target entry way? Whitney Houston national anthem? you're amazing

[@AlandaParker]

Thank you 😄!!

[@Krs1872]

Your reactions are hilarious and entertaining! Good work! keep it up!!

[@Tey816]

“Can you chill Nosferatu?” 😏

[@TheShockninja]

I am so happy to see more people reacting to this underrated comedy diamond! I used to watch it at least twice a day everyday while I was in college back in 2004-05. The epic fail of a knife throwing assassination attempt & epic foot chase is my favorite scene in the film. It never ceases to make me laugh.

[@JaredTVW]

Starting at 17:07 of this video is the chase sequence and the music accompanying that sequence is known as “Zigeunerweisen.” If you have not watched this piece be played, it’s a must see. There are several arrangements here on YT and the song(particularly the violin solo) is generally so chaotic but oh so fun. I hope some of ya take the chance to watch it, really makes you appreciate those that dedicate their time to their particular craft. Edit: The slower song in the scene that follows the chase sequence is another movement in this song too.

[@AlandaParker]

Thank you so much for this!! I’ll def be lookin it up! I played the viola for 8 years. Even though I haven’t been in an orchestra for a long time, I love to watch one

[@Hale8R]

Subbed! Love your personality and sense of humour!

[@amarquez517]

“I never rooted for a landlord in my life…. And here I am” 😂

[@6inTruder]

Every time you mention Loony Toons, you may not know it, but you definitely get it.

[@eastmanwebb5477]

Your Abe Lincoln references had me crying.

[@hellowhat890]

24:32 The thumb across the nose swipe is a Bruce Lee tribute/nod to him. ;) In case any of you missed that reference.

[@YT_AKai_]

You laughing at this boy who got pissed on not realizing she liked him hurt my soul 😂

[@hellowhat890]

Most of the cast members you see here, as minor/major characters will reappear a lot more if you watch more action movies starring Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, Jet Li, Donnie Yen or more. They are/were all part of a really close and tight-knit cast in the early 80s-90s. Actors/actresses from that generation worked really hard to make a living and often, studios in Hong Kong would always warn them that they would be replaced if they messed up... but they were all practically the best of friends and also knew how to deliver such great performances of camaraderie and also the moments of when they kick each other's asses. A lot of the stunts, dialogue and action these movies were really them giving it their all. XD

[@shaitanlavey]

One of the only movies I can watch multiple times in one sitting. Glad you liked it, your reaction was fun. I have a martial arts movie suggestion - Five Deadly Venoms (1978).

[@AlandaParker]

Flawless film! And thanks for the suggestion!!

[@mrbilly6274]

You'll love stephens chows Shaoljn Soccer and CJ7 too.🙂

[@ScreamingScallop]

Another kung-fu classic that switched back and forth between goofball comedy and touching drama--albeit neither as _intensely_ goofball nor heartwrenching--was _Last Hero in China_ AKA _Claws of Steel,_ starring Jet Li in his prime. It's a riot.

[@AlandaParker]

Never seen it! I’ll check it out!

[@Reedstilt]

One of my favorite movies. Always happy to see someone else enjoy it for the first time. The crushed soccer ball bit at the beginning is a reference to Chow's prior film "Shaolin Soccer." People had been clamoring for a sequel, but Chow didn't want to make one. Hence, "No more soccer!" If you enjoyed this one, I'd definitely recommend putting Shaolin Soccer on the to-watch list eventually.

[@DarkseedAlpha]

"He's toading!" Bwahahahaa.

[@richardchairez683]

💯 Honesty... You looked cute as hell singing"It's Raining Men"...

[@Shawn_M]

Best kung Fu movie ever! I grew up watching kung Fu movies. Comparing this to those movies is like comparing a model T to a Tesla. Steven Chou raised the game. So fun, stylish and unexpectedly full of heart.

[@AlandaParker]

An honestly pitch-perfect combination! LOVED!

[@scottvanhille5688]

This movie is hilarious! I really like the "Looney Tunes" vibe of it. After Bruce Lee films, may I suggest Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, Michelle Yeoh, Jet Li, and Donnie Yen films please? Shaolin Soccer is another good one.

[@RecoveringChristian]

Passing through, I like your personal style and im jealous, your room is beautiful too. Soo bright and airy

[@AlandaParker]

Thank you!! 😊

[@Automaton_Tauntaun]

Love this movie. Really appreciate the additional editing required for subtitled movies.

[@bbwng54]

You had a good time! If you want to see a very good movie, watch "Train to Busan" , regarded as one of the best zombie movies in its genre. Unlike the typical mindless zombie movie, this South Korean international hit has great character development, one of the great performances by a child actress, social commentary, and keeps you at the edge of your seat throughout. A movie that you will not forget. Even connoisseurs of zombie movies who are skeptical, love this movie.

[@AlandaParker]

One of my all time favorite movies; I’ve seen it so many times!!!! And I still bawl my eyes out every single time I watch it! I’m also a huge fan of the Korean zombie Netflix show Kingdom. If you like Train to Busan I highly recommend it! Another incredible balance of beauty, action, and emotive power.

[@jaz-cat]

I'm deaf from Cape Town, South Africa. Had to watch with captions and your reactions makes my day, 31 minutes in, I subscribe you Alanda Parker. Looking forward to your future videos. Not a fan but supporting the cutest reactor.

[@brandonford5993]

Tell you more, Yuen Qui(landlady) this was her first film in 20 years. She wasn't even going to take this role, she was bringing a protege to audition and Stephen Chow begged her. She attended the Peking Opera House which is essentially a school that teaches theater, acting, gymnastics, martial arts, etcetera. She attended with many legends including Jackie Chan & Yuen Wah(her husband in the film) Danny Chan(Sum/Axe gang leader) has an uncanny resemblance to Bruce Lee. So much so he parodied him in Steven Chow's Shaolin Soccer. He would go on to portray Bruce Lee in Ip Man 3 & 4 as well as The legend of Bruce Lee. When the landlady said Sing would probably be good as a Stuntman. She was talking about her husband in the film, who is predominantly a stuntman. Stephen Chow would create one more movie called CJ7 which was really good, in 2008. Then he retired from acting focusing on writing and directing

[@AlandaParker]

We are so blessed she accepted the role and Stephen Chow is incredible; actor, director, writer, genius 🙌🏾

[@brianoconnell6459]

Cantonise Abe Lincolns, lost it at that.

[@fauxrowsdower7610]

You are so much fun to watch!! Love how much fun you had with this one and also how similar our taste in men is lmfao

[@jimwillig7112]

"...not with them doing Temptations moves?" Not for nothing, but I would totally buy tickets to, 'Alanda Parker and the Hatchets'!

[@jodo8050]

Your reaction to this movie was truly an absolute joy to watch. Seeing people discover this movie for this first time and appreciating its unique style of comedy always puts a smile on my face. Even though I've seen this movie numerous times, your lovely comments and jokes throughout made the experience of going through it again so fun and refreshing. I immediately subscribed to your channel the second the video ended and I'm looking forward to working through all your previous reactions. If you're looking for more Kung fu/Martial Arts Chinese films, I highly recommend Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon and Hero (2002). These two movies in particular are some of the very best that the country and genre have to offer.

[@AlandaParker]

Thank you so much! I’m definitely excited to watch Crouching Tiger; it’s on my list!!! 😊

[@WonderStarz]

Oh God I remember bringing this movie to a sleep over party with my friends, I didn't know what was about, but I liked Kung fu movies so yeah, well long story short my friends loved it so much we watched it again the next morning xD

[@AlandaParker]

you BLESSED them with this gem! 😄 🙌🏾

[@mcgoose258]

you have the funniest running commentary I have ever heard! the part about the gust of wind from a target made me spit out my tea laughing!

[@PatrickPrejusa]

this was a follow up to shoalin soccer, another great one.

[@AlandaParker]

I put it on my list! I didn’t even know there was a film that went before this one

[@indade]

10:59 bar 36:44 I’ve never heard those words uttered.

[@SlashmanSG]

"A fresh gust of wind, like the entryway to a Target" I'm fucking dead

[@hellowhat890]

We are finally... after all these years, getting a sequel to this movie. XD

[@Steef_Lee]

Omg this is the first I’m hearing of this! Awesome!

[@antoniolmartinez8426]

Absolutely loved your reaction. Can you do Pan’s Labyrinth please? The style is unique.

[@AlandaParker]

I ADORE Guillermo del Toro and love this movie (even though it scared the life out of me)! I’ll definitely put it on my re-watch reaction list!

[@juliocesardemelo3989]

"Are you shitting on a paper towel?!" Gurl, this sent me 😂😂😂😂. You are amazing. Discovered you cause I'm a Scream fan and loved your reaction to the series (can't wait till you do a video from Scream '22), and fell in love with your charisma and been bingeing ever since. You are #blaxcellence embodied my sister, such a gorgeous articulated woman, and an amazing creator with such sharp wit and biting finesse. Love watching you do horror. May the universe bring you all the success you deserve and much more! 🤞🏾🍀🙏🏾 Sending you a lotta luv from Brazil 🇧🇷!! 😘❤️😘

[@robertoliver7368]

As soon as I saw that you were viewing this movie, I knew you'd love the land lady.

[@AlandaParker]

An ICON!

[@robertoliver7368]

Agreed!

[@danielgengler4342]

Loved it. Jackie Chan's Drunken Master movies are really good. They're comedies, not to this level, but still. Drunken Master and The Legend of the Drunken Master. Also, I would love to see True Grit. I recommend the 2010 Coen brothers version as it is beautiful, but the 1969 John Wayne version is not bad.

[@quincyjones685]

What was the Drunken Master name. Was it Sam Seed? That was my favorite master pupil relationship.

[@danielgengler4342]

@@quincyjones685 I believe that's what he was called in one of the dubbings. In another, he's called Beggar So, which is his name in folklore.

[@tfa_daryl7372]

Now this is a reaction! None of that fake pretend know it all talk over scenes. You’re genuine and funny, and you actually watch, you get a subscriber! ^o^

[@AlandaParker]

Thanks! 😄

[@bencaspar]

Oh Alanda, you makin' me laugh and laugh! Still waiting on that Casablanca review, though ;) Much love from the Netherlands

[@robertlowe1454]

6:06 His shoe flies off 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tempsitch5632]

Flying shoes is a big part of this company’s work.

[@DimensionDevices]

You keep saying "stunning", yet you have no idea that we're watching someone stunning, watching the movie!

[@smexijebus]

Absolutely loved this reaction! One of my all time favourite movies! I wonder if you might consider watching my #1 favourite "Synecdoche, New York". It's a mind-bending dark philosophical comedy.

[@tinhhoangvan9327]

About 40 years ago in many impoverished countries in East Asia there was tremendous economic development. And then these countries have gradually become strong and balanced with economic power with Europe and North America. Cinema and movies at this time were also symbols of that miraculous economic development.

[@unlmitdbeastmode]

Let's go! Love this movie. Thanks for the react! You're wonderful.

[@juliant]

@11:58... Kendrick Lamar's inspiration for the line "Wop, wop, wop, wop, wop, Dot, fuck 'em up Wop, wop, wop, wop, wop, I'ma do my stuff"

[@Thedarkelfnightshade]

A great martial arts movie is Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. Excellent acting and action. It's in Cantonese and is an action adventure. Definitely highly recommend it.

[@AndyMatts44]

Sorry, but if it does not have the Toad Style of the Kwan Lun School, it must be inferior, martial-arts wise.

[@Redneckrampage]

meh

[@tritiumH3]

I love this movie, and your reaction was so much fun to watch!

[@ryanberman5314]

You're one of the first people I've seen watch this in the actual language with subs on. Much respect

[@DanJackson1977]

That little gesture the Landlady does in the car.. the "knuckle crack no-no nose swipe".. that's Bruce Lee in Return of the Dragon.

[@tempsitch5632]

And she’s doing it to the guy that played the Lee character in Shaolin Soccer and played Lee in I think it was a TV show about Lee’s life. Double funny.

[@donaldgilbert6739]

the guy with the big lips and knives stuck in him is the director, stephen chow!

[@misterhyde1971]

The little booger nose boy at the end always cracks me up😆🤣🤣

[@blakecausey908]

This film is hilarious

[@ChulsZFF]

The Good, The Bad, The Weird is a great Korean comedy action film that I highly recommend. The Host is an awesome Korean monster film about family and survival with bits of comedy sprinkled in I also recommend!