BOOGIE NIGHTS (1997) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!

Going into Boogie Nights not knowing what it's about is a wild trip, Mark Wahlberg and the entire cast were amazing!
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[@shainewhite2781]

RIP, Burt Reynolds. He was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in this movie.

[@reneedennis2011]

Yup. And that nomination was well-deserved.

[@rxtsec1]

He hated doing this movie & talked crap about it even during & after his nominations. What I don't get is why he did it with the feelings he had

[@twite5462]

@@rxtsec1 I’m guessing he was conservative or he was scared of losing his conservative fans

[@rxtsec1]

@@twite5462 who knows

[@jessharvell1022]

it's especially crazy because this is clearly one of his best performances, and after about ten years of making absolute schlock. wahlberg has also basically disowned the movie, which again is nuts because it's what gave him a post funky bunch career.

[@bigjoeofthe707]

It wasn’t until sometime later after I watched this that I found out this was inspired by real events and a real person. John Holmes aka Johnny Wad was the inspiration for Mark Walhberg’s character. And the incident at the end with the shootout inspired by The Wonderland murders that John Holmes allegedly was apart of. There’s a movie about called Wonderland and it stars Val Kilmer as John Holmes and also stars Lisa Kudrow from Friends. Yes you get to see Phoebe Buffet in a serious role

[@reggieedmond9770]

They should definitely watch it great movie

[@Zombie_Trooper]

Funny you mention this, I'm planning my next trip to LA and the Wonderland house is on the itinerary.

[@maniac50ae14]

That was a hard watch since I saw the real scene photos first

[@tempsitch5632]

Kudrow actually lives (or used to) up there. I used to see her in traffic all the time when I lived near.

[@reggieedmond9770]

Kudrow killed her role in that movie and so did Kilmer

[@captainsplifford]

At its core, this movie is about love and found family. And it's beautiful.

[@samanthanickson6478]

💯and about trying to keep that new family by any means.

[@JTRocks1]

@@samanthanickson6478 Because there was nothing else. 😮

[@lethaldose2000]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. The combination of music, humor and fantastic acting keep your eyes glued to the screen. The characters and their stories are not full of melodramatic padding, even at their lowest point you feel invested in their outcomes. Every character feels like a believable, well-rounded person with naturalistic authentic dialogue. There's just nothing like "Boogie Nights", every aspect of it goes so well together to create this masterpiece.

[@johnfredericks4376]

One of my favorites as well. I love when movies get the late 70s and early 80s right without it looking like a costume party.

[@momD612]

Such a good movie. Cast did awesome! Another good one is "Blow" with Johnny Depp & Penelope Cruz.

[@BewareTheJabberwock]

I agree. “Blow” is a REALLY good film. I hope they will consider it or add it to their poll. (Also great music!)

[@cardaderdention]

Bittersweet ending because while Dirk and the gang are back together and making a comeback, the point in time where the movie ends means that the HIV/AIDS crisis of the 80s is just around the corner…

[@smoothALOE]

I like what the director said about that final monologue. He points out that Dirk is so far gone that he has not only lost sight of whom he once was as Eddie Adams, but even as Dirk Diggler. When he gets up and all you see is his huge dong, it’s as though that’s the only thing about him which really matters or has any real value. “I’m a star, I’m a star, I’m a star. I’m a big, bright shining star.”

[@ripsaa2693]

Also at the end...was the beginning of the end for porno on film and was starting to be on VHS

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

@@smoothALOEyeah, it’s such a great ending and was also a shock when I first saw it given how we went the whole film without seeing it, only people’s reactions to seeing it, so the reveal at the end really sums up Eddie/Dirk and where his sense of identity is placed. To him his finally found comfort in his identity, but in reality it’s really all he is, a guy with a big dong. It’s a bittersweet but sorta sad ending.

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

HIV/AIDS was definitely widespread or becoming widespread at the point the movie ends in 1984, but it was only a few years later that it’s devastation was being acknowledged, when that point 10’s of thousands of people had died from the disease.

[@JTRocks1]

@@andrewburgemeister6684 Yeah! 😮

[@Rmlohner]

Paul Thomas Anderson has admitted he treated this movie as "a present to myself" and kept in several scenes that are objectively pointless just because he liked them. But it's all done so well that you can't really care that much.

[@merkitten953]

Do you know which pointless scenes were left in?

[@caseymoe816]

Paul Thomas Anderson totally captured the era when porn films moved to video. The actors, the producers, the industry, the whole scene-and how it all collapsed on itself. Burt Reynolds did not like this movie at all, but it is arguably his best role, even earned him an Oscar nomination. His performance was that good. Great pick. 🔥

[@reservoirdude92]

Still waiting for the Magnolia reaction...

[@JTRocks1]

@@reservoirdude92 I can go for that.

[@brandimurray1984]

I cannot express how much I loved this... This movie is out there just enough to be amazing! And your reaction to it was everything I thought it was gonna be... Shout out to William H Macy's hair, which should have had its own credit in the film...

[@svenpoletka5236]

They show so little of the films now it's no longer fun to watch, though. Did they get two strikes or something?

[@brandimurray1984]

@@svenpoletka5236 to be fair Boogie Nights has a lot of scenes that would prolly get them in trouble... But I enjoy their reacts even if they are short, they do an amazing job

[@svenpoletka5236]

@@brandimurray1984 It's not just this one and I love these guys too, which is why I said something about it.

[@BunnyGirl71]

When I saw the trailers for this movie on TV in the late 90's, I saw disco dancing and roller skates so -- *honest to God* -- I thought it was about roller disco. My dad didn't know what it was about, either. He rented it at Blockbuster and invited me to watch it at his house. Those were 2 of the most excruciating hours of my entire life. We both realized at the same time, "Holy ****, this is NOT about roller disco." We entered into an unspoken game of chicken, neither of us speaking, neither of us looking at each other, and neither wanting to be the first to bolt out of the room screaming. Technically, I won: when "the money shot" hit the screen, my dad turns to me and asks, "Is that real?" Like I have a PhD in penises or something. Cringe Scale rating: 15 out of 10.

[@iamwesleyfrazier]

American Pie ….for me. My dad rented this film for me and my siblings and HIS GF. Picture watching this entire film with ur dad and his gf….

[@BunnyGirl71]

@@iamwesleyfrazier You have my profound sympathies. I can only imagine watching American Pie with your dad... and his girlfriend. Ugh.

[@tempsitch5632]

I can’t believe your Dad looked at you like you have a PhD in penises, when it’s only a Masters.

[@johnfredericks4376]

Awesome ... That would make a highly viewed storytime!

[@lillymsf5946]

That's why i read the description BEFORE i see it. Had i not i would've gotten curious and scarred myself - I nearly did that with Midsommar DX

[@Kronical69420]

One thing you missed is the entire intro is one shot with no cuts. Truly a masterpiece.

[@AprilGabrielle]

I was really hoping to hear what you guys thought about all the Phillip Seymour Hoffman scenes. Everyone was amazing, but this is the movie that made me notice him and remember his name.

[@lavenderllamamusic]

same here. The scene where he's crying after getting rejected (rightfully so) is so powerful. Although what he did was wrong, i really felt for his character there

[@TTM9691]

Dudes, this reaction is FIRE! Oh my gosh. I know this must have been hard to edit.....but he did a GREAT job!!!! You have shown the way, this movie CAN be done! Your laughter was non-stop....except when things got sad or intense. Dude, at 22:15, you can't even look at the screen, that really touched my heart. You guys really "got" this movie in the right way. Not all reactors can do this, but you guys were PERFECT for it. I saw this in the movie theater when it came out, it had a buzz about it for months before it opened....packed house, the crowd went crazy for it, one of the most memorable experiences I had in a movie theater. THANK YOU!!!!!!

[@dylandaly2002]

This film introduced me to PTA and it will always be one of my all time favorites but after watching most of his films, my favorite PTA film has to be his 1999 magnum opus drama epic, “Magnolia” which (in MY opinion) is one of the greatest films ever made with amazing performances, stunning filmmaking, cinematography and a brilliant soundtrack (both score and songs) and I highly recommend watching it after this! Keep up the great work 👍🏻

[@jillwanlin9558]

Totally agree. Magnolia is a fantastic movie with a great cast and intertwining story

[@lethaldose2000]

"Boogie Nights" makes you think this is a movie about porn when it's really about family. A group of dysfunctional broken characters rejected by society that form their own roots, their own connections. To build the people that they call family. The characters are trying to make money the best way they know how and in doing so they have to look out for each other. Amber becomes Dirk and Roller Girl's mom. Jack is the father to them all. John C. Riley is the best friend you would roll with through anything. This is the world of Boogie Nights, for now and forever.

[@jacobydaboss]

I actually wasn't expecting this movie to be on YT, but you know what, I'm glad you still did it cause this movie was great.

[@iamworthy1302]

A few others have reacted to it on KZbin

[@mohammedashian8094]

I’m guessing they don’t want to be demonetized because the movie’s not exactly KZbin friendly but who gives a shit right?

[@iamworthy1302]

@@mohammedashian8094 that's not really an issue as long as you don't have your channel set to kid friendly

[@mohammedashian8094]

@@iamworthy1302 the way KZbin is it’s most definitely an issue

[@iamworthy1302]

@@mohammedashian8094 how? The movie didn't have that much sex and nudity. Can easily be edited it from the reaction. It's also not the most violent or profane movie. People react to slasher and sci films with much worse. The lack of reactions is because the movie flew under the radar as far as reactions go.

[@parsasadri8015]

Paul Thomas Anderson's best, fight me

[@TTM9691]

Completely agree (although There Will Be Blood is also a fantastic achievement)

[@avisgoth]

The acting was better in Magnolia, but this is the better movie overall.

[@JWW301]

No disagreement here, just synchronized disco dancing. 🪩

[@jimtatro6550]

I wholeheartedly agree, I haven’t been able to connect to any of his other movies except this and Hard Eight. Magnolia and There Will Be Blood are well made and acted but overrated in my opinion.

[@613lcd]

That's fair but it's a tight race with Magnolia in a close second

[@danielallen3454]

The crew apparently had a pool going as to which actor would have the most "accurate" performance during the porn scenes. That is, which of these really talented actors would turn in the best "bad" performance. Apparently Julianne Moore won.

[@kentonkruger8333]

I've seen an interview with her where she said the secret was to be untrained as far as what to do with your hands during a scene. The fidgeting and stuff looks very unnatural on film.

[@robertwilliams4486]

Wonderland staring Val Kilmer would be a great pairing with Boogie Nights.

[@switchezgdc]

26:39 "Anybody but Buck!" Literally everybody but Buck dies lol

[@samanthanickson6478]

it’s been a while since seeing this. i thought the running theme throughout was family and the desire to belong at any cost was so very telling. that desire brought out the best and worst in everyone and the fear of losing it (again) proved catastrophic. when eddie/dirk came back to jackie to apologize and ask for another chance, and when jackie embraced him, it just made me cry. he went back home and “dad” forgave him, like he wasn’t able to do with his own mom and dad. 😭 great review guys. 👊🏽

[@deadrubyroadshow5825]

OHHHH YEAAAAA YOU GUYS STAY DOING MOVIES NO ONE ELSE DOES 💪🏽

[@thseed7]

You NEED to watch The Basketball Diaries. Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Wahlberg put great in great performances story is true and insane.

[@KD-cd2ck]

I've literally just finished watching this film for the first time! Haha what a surprise when I checked my subscriptions

[@admiralkusanagi3557]

I forgot they played "You got the touch". It's even funnier because Mark Wahlberg was in the Transformers franchise.

[@John_Locke_108]

Dirk wrote The Touch but they stole it and gave it to somebody else for The Transformers movie. That was always my interpretation.

[@unklemichael]

I swear everytime I hear it I think of Mark Wahlberg singing it.

[@discodawn]

I agree, every movie should have a ding-dong ending 😂

[@rabooey]

The name coulda been worse, coulda been Dick Gurgler.

[@SevenStarborn]

There's another movie based on the same story titled 'Wonderland' you guys may want to check it out.

[@TTM9691]

Great movie.

[@FrontyardJ]

Wonderland was crazy. The DVD extra to that film is even Crazier!

[@bigjoeofthe707]

Only differences are this movie was inspired by it. Wonderland was based on it using the real incident and real names. Boogie Nights just went “let’s take some of this and use it. We’ll use the shooting and use John Holmes as the inspiration for our main character.”

[@FrontyardJ]

@@bigjoeofthe707 I don't think they ever closed that case.

[@Tr0nzoid]

@@FrontyardJ, yes, actually crime scene video.

[@613lcd]

Thomas Jane doesn't have a big role but he kills it when he's on screen

[@toxicginger9936]

I love when amazing actors have to act like they are bad actors. *chefs kiss*

[@lethaldose2000]

This is such a great character study...on EVERY LEVEL for EVERY CHARACTER. The depth of story that each character has is astounding. When Little Bill kills himself and his wife, it signals the switch from the 70's to the '80s. A complete tone change after that one scene would signal how the industry would change for the worst. When the robbery happens and we see Don Cheadle eyeing that money, we know his life will change for the better. Such as master stoke in directing to let you know things have changed without spelling it out.

[@jp3813]

I don't think that these reactors expected Cheadle's life to change for the better by taking that money.

[@lethaldose2000]

@@jp3813 Octokrool didn't expect the story's redemption arc for sure. They saw the decline and thought that is where the movie was headed. I figured when they showed Buck getting rejected at the bank, it was to let the audience understand his desperation for the robbery money. Perfect loop.

[@vladtepes9614]

"Why thank you, Eddie".

[@Mikey_Sea]

Perfect look on his face. 🤣

[@julianaFinn]

Such a great film and the scene at the end when you finally get the full frontal view of what he's rocking....😳😳. So much fun and based on a true story, loosely lol

[@HughGenvoenni]

In case you didn’t know, it’s a prosthetic….Whalberg even said in an interview that he actually kept it, it’s in a safe at his house 😂

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

Hard to believe how many people from this cast have died.

[@tdali8347]

Notice how earlier in the movie, Dirk would look in the mirror and give himself the "You're a big shining star" pep talk? It's kind of revealing (heh) at the end that he's humble enough to unzip and pull out what's really the "big shining star" about him, while he works on legit acting skills.

[@JH-lo9ut]

The scene at Alfred Molina's house is the most coked out stressful scene ever and you guys are just diiging the music and like "yeah, this looks like a cool party" I find that really funny.

[@aagold76]

Julianne Moore was sensational (that scene where she loses her son- god! No wonder she won an Oscar later, nominated for this, though) and Burt should have won the Oscar- he lost to Robin Williams from 'Good Will Hunting'

[@anthonycameronnajera8471]

I used to play pick-up basketball games with the guy who robs the donut store. I didn't know him too well, he was a friend of a friend of a friend, but one day he kinda casually mentions he was in a few movies because his mom was a casting director. In an instant it dawned on me! I turned to him and exclaimed "you were in Boogie Nights! You robbed the donut shop!" It's one of my all time favorite sequences in film!

[@rxtsec1]

Hope you guys do four brothers starring Mark Wahlberg & directed by John singleton who did Boyz in the hood

[@CofyjunkyPNW]

It's about time!! Love this film! Saw it opening night, and THAT ENDING!!! All the women in the theatre either gasped, cat-called, wolf-whistled, giggled...never saw so many 'date-night' boyfriends actually shrink in their seats, or look away, or even BLUSH! Phony phallic or not, movies NEVER end that way! LOL!! 😆👍🏻

[@jillwanlin9558]

Thanks guys! Love your Friday night movie picks, your laughter and after movie chat!

[@michiganjfrog366]

you should also watch the movie Magnolia. Paul Thomas Anderson likes to use the same actors. you'll see about 10 or more of the actors in this movie in Magnolia. Magnolia is in my top 10 films of all time. the second time I watched it it just clicked and I loved it since then. I probably watched it a hundred times.

[@dylandaly2002]

I second that!

[@howrued1500]

Dirk Diggler w Dewey Cox… Be still my heart🤣🤣🤣

[@washo2222]

When I got the notification this morning that you guys were reacting to "Boogie Nights," I got up early, got my breakfast out of the way, and sat down to watch this. Your reaction was spot on and, as always, priceless. You set a precedent because no other reactors have done this film probably because it would be a tough job to edit and this film is not to everyone's taste. BTW: Curtis you did a GREAT job of editing this. I'm sure it took hours on hours to do it and it was worth it. As much as Burt Reynolds hated doing this movie, I think it's the best thing next to "Mystery, Alaska," he ever did. He got an Oscar nomination for it but lost (and he knew he would lose) to Robin Williams in "Good Will Hunting." The acting credits was an index of Who's Who in TV and Movie Acting and not a single one from the smallest to the biggest role was a disaapointment. You might consider "Marigold." Another Paul Thomas Anderson film that follows the same kind of formula and style Congratulations, guys. You did the impossible.

[@USCFlash]

"Why's she still on roller skates?" Because she is ROLLER GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's why! 😵😵🤯🤯😍😍❤❤

[@smittyvanbonjohnson]

Aside from Empire Strikes Back, this is my favorite movie ❤️

[@FlixCreEightR]

lol

[@timgardner3681]

I watched the NC-17 version on opening night. I was the only person in the theater, and was AMAZED. Paul Thomas Anderson is a film god.

[@tapoemt3995]

Eddie Murphy's "Party all the time" was pretty damn good actually.

[@arisucheddar3097]

My mom is 4'10" and very sweet lol

[@lucascochran1883]

(There Will Be Blood)next please.

[@TTM9691]

Agreed. You can do any PTA you want AFTER Boogie Nights and There Will Be Blood.

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

The way all of the characters kind of spiral out of control into their own personal hells now reminds me of Requiem For A Dream.

[@monicawism]

What a coincidence, I just watched this for the 1st time yesterday.👍

[@theresanee]

Every time you referred to the audience getting donged I laughed harder!

[@dorightproductions2]

If you ever get a chance to see the Director’s Cut, Becky Barnett dealt with hard times too. In a deleted scene you see that the dude that she married was abusing her.

[@hippiechic6772]

I am not sure if any compliment I have for this will sound like a pun intended or not.... other than to let you both know that I enjoyed this more here than I did watching this the first time . You both have a great way of bringing out the comedy in things even more and I was on board . I can not imagine the editing it took for this movie but I am impressed . Mark Wahlberg plays a character I believe that very few actors could represent as well.... in a role that probably many would shy away from.... Mark delivered such an odd but believable person . Thank you both for this fun treat for a Friday night . I look forward to much more .

[@BrianSmithNow]

The opening through New Year's is one of my favorite movies.

[@mynameisnotearl4383]

*You guys don’t know this but you just watched one of the greatest movies ever made, Paul Thomas Anderson is one of the greatest filmmakers of all time*

[@TTM9691]

Thank you!!!!! This was one of the best of the 90s and I've always been shocked there hasn't been more reactions to it! (Another major movie of the 90s: Cape Fear! De Niro and Scorsese, suspense thriller, they're biggest hit together.....no reactions!....right this wrong, gents!)

[@joshgellis3292]

I MUST this BRUHS: THANKS for reacting to this one! It’s seriously a FANTASTIC movie! It’s a very strong +8/10 or so!

[@John_Locke_108]

One of my favorite films. Absolutely perfect.

[@RYUQ2000]

This is literally my favourite movie...and I'm so glad you watched it. A great reaction...

[@Rue_Barree]

Dudes, my name is actually Dirk & this movie did wonders for my love life for several years. "What's your name?" "Dirk" "Just like Dirk Diggler?" "Well...not JUST."

[@cfinley81]

I can never listen to "Sister Christian" by Night Ranger the same way again. LOL!! This movie is bizarre.

[@elizabitty213]

Hahahahahaha same

[@PastaDon_]

Lol.. right.. every time I hear it now this movie pops in my head..

[@cometgirl217]

I genuinely laughed out loud at the idea of Thanos nonchalantly whipping out his hog in a post-credits scene! 🤣 #donging

[@gohawkeyes529]

Only you guys and Shanelle Riccio have reacted to this on all of KZbin. So good! Thanks so much!

[@confucius12012]

Magnolia for your next PTA film?

[@lethaldose2000]

IT's all about the art. All about the joy juice.

[@YolandaAnneBrown95726]

Seeing Alfred Molina in one of his early roles must have blown your mind, huh? I first saw him in Raiders of the Lost Ark back in the 80's!!!!

[@dancolon47]

This is absolutely my favorite 90s film!

[@icycold9406]

The car scene reminds me of “bait bus”…😀

[@JamesASharp]

This movie made Mark Wahlberg in Hollywood. But, Boogie Nights is just okay in my opinion. Great reaction bros! 👍🏿 You guys are so much fun.

[@conorhal]

"Dong every movie" Goddamnit, I did a spit-take of beer all over my laptop I was laughing that hard, thanks guys...

[@bgreen9356]

I was a young teen when this movie came out but was this movie about John Holmes??

[@greglr19751]

Dirk Digler is also... Built Different & his Chubby likes to Rain.

[@giannag4581]

In the donut shop scene you said be careful they have cameras. But back in the early '80s when this was taking place there were no cameras in restaurants or most public places.

[@angelagraves865]

Hey, that was some good editing. Funny how it's acceptable to show the donut shop guy's brains splattering all over Buck but sex has to be blurred or cut out completely. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@HughGenvoenni]

Horrifically gory graphic violence is peachy keen, but god forbid you see a woman’s nipple…it might corrupt your mind

[@mojo0307]

Love your channel. Great reaction. You guys are a hoot! Was hoping you would mention the amazing soundtrack.

[@RobertMorgan]

"Hey it's him!" ME: I know right, Burt Reynolds is awesome! "I think his name is William H Macy..."

[@williamwoods5592]

This movie was first released about 25 years ago in theaters.

[@NikkieTwix]

I held off watching this for so long. Finally watched it tonight and wow I’m so mad at myself for not watching it sooner 🤣 amazing movie and I’m now obsessed 🤣 amazing soundtrack, so many hilarious moments, some horrifying moments and the drug deal scene is a masterpiece

[@iknowjack316]

I love when Thomas Jane loses his mind what a scene

[@JSBIRD69]

I think Project X and/or Malibu's Most Wanted are right up you boys alley.

[@johnnygreen6205]

React to Alpha Dog (2006)! Will be a great reaction! 🙏🔥

[@otisroseboro5613]

One of my all time favorite movies

[@bellantwain21]

Love the video octokrool stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way

[@williamwoods5592]

I was 20 years old when then movie was first released in theaters.

[@perchancetodream1]

As good of an edit as you can get with this one.👍

[@user-dh5yi9hz7p]

This film is in my top 3 of all time. I can watch it over and over. Also one of Hoffman's best perfromances. The characters don't make horrible choices, they did what they needed to do to get through life and find community/family.

[@mattgarrett2583]

"That is the worst pornstar name i've ever heard" Dirk Diggler: "But, you have heard of me"

[@construct3]

The thing, well a major thing, that I liked about the movie is that when Eddie's rejected by his own family, he finds a "family of choice." Jack and Maggie are Father and Mother to a son and a daughter, Eddie and Rollergirl. And when Eddie returns, Jack is right there for him, just like a father should be. But structurally, the film is about the effect of new technology. The conversation between Jack and Floyd in Jack's office during the party is the turning point of the film. Videotape totally changed the porn industry. Artistic aspirations withered and died, and all that was left were carriers for a series of scenes barely related to one another. With betamax and VHS players, you didn't have to sit in a theater to see the films, and quality went out the window. When Jack asks him if it's any good, Kurt answers, "It is what it is."

[@lisainthecold4287]

Check out Wonderland.

[@GamedogLounge]

This is in my top 3 movies of all time.

[@binkle76]

My dudes- Nina Hartley's character isn't "cheating on WHM's character"- she's engaging in the sex life that she assumes her husband is ok with. He chose to marry an-ex porn-star, so this is him realizing that the fantasy doesn't match the reality for poly couples and going the extreme route. His wife was banging other dudes because she thought her hubby was cool with it. He wasn't. It's a little deeper than just "SHE WAS CHEATING ON HIM!" My man Bill Macy's character got himself into a relationship he wasn't prepared for and snapped. It's not exactly his wife's fault 🙃

[@lavenderllamamusic]

Very true. Would've ended up very differently had they just had that conversation

[@andrewpowell1734]

No. It was his wife’s fault.

[@ranger-1214]

Of all the known actors in this film, my favorite has always been Ricky Jay (Kurt Longjohn). He dabbles in movies, probably 20 or so, but was one of the greatest sleight-of-hand and card trick artists in the world. If anyone wants to be amazed watch some of his videos. I guess I just like the fact that he has a career outside of movies and just does it for a whim.

[@pjb3583]

I know it’s way late, but I hope you’ve seen the outtake of John C. Reilly doing really bad magic for Ricky Jay - and cracking him up, an incredibly hard task to accomplish. It’s on the DVD extras.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Rip to Burt Reynolds & Phillip Seymour Hoffman,we still miss you guys

[@sallyh5413]

Marky Mark's best role. 👀

[@dumbbunny9178]

I love this movie so much!

[@bigjay123]

Mommy is jealous of Da Wang...

[@MrDirty-if7gc]

Oh I had to click on this.

[@samanthalloyd85]

love this film , i was 19 when i first watched it 2004