I Found The Most Touching, Racist Movie Ever 🥺 First Time Watching Gran Torino

I Found The Most Touching, Racist Movie Ever 🥺 First Time Watching Gran Torino
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[@jeanb.5405]

He sees Tao treat the elderly woman across the street with respect and help her with groceries and realizes he is not a bad person after all and yet his own family sucks, they want to put him in a home, and they just want his house and stuff so when he builds a relationship with the neighbors who are grateful for his standing up for them, he treats them like family in return. His language is awful but his heart is good.

[@MugwormCorner]

Another lesson there: Pay a bit less attention to what people say and a bit more to what they do.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Agree!!!!! 👌

[@BM-hb2mr]

Also, we are running out of Elders. They actually have alot of wisdom. Oh and this age group men were way more men than what we are today. These men were built different. Mean, work ethic off the charts and thought about everything before the did it. Don't get me wrong but boomers are built way way different.

[@josephmummerth]

@@BM-hb2mr this "elder " thanks you for the support !

[@BM-hb2mr]

@josephmummerth you and your generation is why that Flag still Flys in our country. And all of the other things that were built and still standing. Again thank you for building The BEST country on the planet UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

[@josephmummerth]

@@BM-hb2mr on behalf of all of my generation , thank you ! and I mean it !

[@markaaron1964]

i'm a 60 year old man and i can really understand why he would do that. this movie always makes me tear up

[@t.j.payeur5331]

I'm a carpenter. 50 years. I went and fixed my neighbors front porch entryway for free because I was sick of watching it fall apart...

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Fire!!!! Love neighbors like you in the neighborhood. I hope they appreciated the work, buddy.

[@brosifstalin415]

If you have a god given talent you should use it for charity from time to time. What a good service to the community.

[@AceManning18]

​@@brosifstalin415true, but most people don't. It deserves to be praised in 2025, in my opinion.

[@angusrocks939]

no work was done on Walt's house. he had "toad" working on neighbors houses. thus "why don't you go over and........ i'm tired of looking at it!" Walt was giving back to the community through Tao.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Yeah I noticed when the house behind him was clean xD

[@Anon54387]

@@CampCrystalCharlie A racist character does not mean the movie itself is racist, but note that Eastwoods character DOES grow as a person throughout the movie.

[@Dco5341]

I always find it interesting that Walt’s true confession was the one on the stairway with Tao , and he finally got it out like his wife wanted but he could only do it after he knew Tao was willing to fight

[@joeyrossetti13]

yea those blacks were racist but Eastwood fixed them

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

😂😂😂

[@davisworth5114]

Correct, racist blacks much worse than whites.

[@johhnyzmokistizsaxa4519]

@@CampCrystalCharlie gotta teach em

[@boomeister2]

Tao wasn't working on Walt's house. Walt's house didn't need any work. Walt had Tao working on the neighbor's house across the street so he wouldn't have to look at it in disrepair from his front porch! 😆

[@richardmodglin3900]

Everybody in the theater was blown away by this movie. It got a pretty good applause at the end.

[@nobertstanel9428]

As simple as raw, uncut, diamond.

[@WakeMeSoon]

It was nice to see someone who actually does some research when they don't know something. That is a pet peeve of mine, when people who have the world at their fingertips (internet) but are too lazy to put in the few seconds/minutes to find answers to their own questions.

[@jbizzle7616]

Yup. There’s never been a time in history where knowledge is more accessible yet people refuse to use the technology as such. We got computers in our pockets! Use these things!!

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

You said it best. The answer is seriously at our finger tips, nothing embarrassing about educating yourself about something you didn't know =D

[@dougearnest7590]

Walt wasn't "racist" - Walt was a grumpy old man who had good reasons to be grumpy. His next door neighbors could have been Scots-Irish from Appalachia and he wouldn't have reacted that much differently, he would have just used different words.

[@ShawnKavanagh]

He'd be ready for any occasion

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

He was definitely racist but that's not an upsetting thing for me. I understand that type exist and this movie was not afraid to show that type. You can clean the name up all you want but he was who he was. A grumpy old racist who meant good and wanted to see the good in others.

[@robertlehnert4148]

@@CampCrystalCharlie My Dad, a WW2 Army Ranger, was pretty much the same way. Spouted racist stuff but treated people in person with decency and generosity no matter who they were.

[@stefanstock953]

The old Racism died out long ago. Nowadays there's no racism, it's a smart way to turn angry people to deadly evil people, who doesn't care bout skin color, religions, culture, countries, genders, Sex, america or third worlds

[@jeffa4133]

You really don't know what racism is. So typical in today's world. ​@@CampCrystalCharlie

[@evelynne2846]

This is an outstanding movie. Shows you don't need extreme amounts of money to produce an outstanding movie. Loved your appreciation of this movie. Thank you.

[@allisonoconnor8055]

He didn't do nothing at Walt's house. He repaired,painted at resurfed neighborhood homes. Walt kept his shit up. Walt found redemptions for the north Korean soilder/ trying to surrender but fear killed him. This is a very DEEP MOVIE. Clint Eastwood wrote,,produced and directed movie. Iceing on the cake, he DID serve in Korea. What a man❤

[@unndunn1]

Walt reminds me of my dad and his friends. They talked shit about each other and everyone else equally. Dad was an old school tough guy who called it as he saw it, but when it came right down to it he had more respect for a person’s work ethic than their race or ethnicity. He loved us unconditionally and worked so hard his whole life for us. Unlike the movie we adored and respected my father.

[@coryb6810]

I love how in just a short period of time, Walt was able to help both Tao & his sister change their lives forever by getting rid of the gang, giving Tao a car, a job & helping Tao get with Yum Yum ! Thats a hell of a lot to do for someone ! Great movie !!

[@robertlehnert4148]

Walt was like Gunnery Sergeant Hartman (R. Lee Emery) in _Full Metal Jacket_ , he hated everyone equally.

[@Rubiks_LIVE]

when Walt was talking to Tao through the basement screen door was Walt's real, truthful confession. the way the screen mimicked a confession was absolutely genius.

[@dianebrown8046]

❤❤❤ 65yr old woman ( white) had a Dad who was a Walt when I was little heard racial slurs to different races all the time...GREAT Thing..Dad changed..so much so that when his brother ( unreal racist until dying day) disowned his daughter ( cousin Donna)when she married Asian from Nepal ( she did tours up Mt Everest, he was a Sherpa,fell in love married 3 years later) told family to disown her too..Dad didn't..his Brother never talked to him again..his loss...Dad accepted them and we had Best times and Holidays after...Dad died 2020..Donna's husband Phurba gave one of the most memorable speeches after funeral at reception after...left room in tears ❤❤❤ this movie & LOVE the reaction so far will watch rest now...But Thanks, hope you don't mind Old Lady's Long Overshare..Will watch rest of reaction now ❤😢😊❤😢😢❤❤😊

[@richardclingempeel6111]

I'm 59 and just lost my beautiful wife to Cancer in May. It's hard losing the love of your life.

[@nicholasholloway8743]

🙏🙏

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Sorry to hear that, Richard 🙏

[@dallassukerkin6878]

It is indeed the hardest road to walk, Richard. That evil beast came for my wife too. It'll be twelve years in the coming February. The love you had will never die but the pain of losing her will stay with you too. So the only good advice I can give is that, when the first phase of grieving is behind you, you have to expand your life so that the pain of that death is not all you have. Otherwise it will eat you away - dying of a broken heart is very real and that is very much not what our wives would wish for us.

[@time2chill121]

It's not racist it's real. Back in the day words were less important. Actions meant something. Today you can call people a name and it cripples them.

[@Handle_your_scandal]

I've seen reactions from you before but I don't remember you being such a mess. I love it. Subscribing.

[@robertlast3052]

It's not what comes out of your mouth, it's what is in your heart. Everyone can change when you see what's in others hearts.

[@itsallconspiracy2035]

Love this reaction bro 😂 Food for thought, Hidalgo (2004) is an incredible piece and no one has done it yet.. id be dope to see your patron reaction at least. Again rad video 😎🤙👍

[@maingate7672]

I've lived in an apartment complex for about three years, when I first moved the grounds were regularly tended, there was no litter in the common areas and the trash dumpsters were filled evenly, because both were fully opened. Nobody stuffed old furniture in them and people put their trash in the dumpster. The sprinkler system worked, and the common recreational area was nicely grassy, year-round. Now we've a bunch new, young people in charge of management and maintenance, along with a bunch of new tenants that really don't seem to care. I have to stay here one more year, after that, I'm out.

[@marta-201]

great video i loved ur appreciation of this movie , also i just saw the last mrballen video before this one and it dawned on me you didn't do a mrballen vid in a min , idk if u said u stopping or not but look at the vid even in ur personal time it was fire haha

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Whew! I do miss those Mrballen vids. I still listen to all his podcast episodes though. I'll have to check out his recent video since you said it's fire

[@JGComments]

My take is that the CHARACTER is racist, but the movie isn’t. The message of the movie is that Walt needs to connect, and he learns he can connect with unlikely people.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

100%. But the title has to attract so people who watch the reaction see but one's who respond off just the title, lose their ish

[@JGComments]

@@CampCrystalCharlie heheh - I get it

[@carolyn_sm7182]

I love Clint Eastwood movies, he's an amazing actor.. Another one of his movies you might like is Mule.. I loved your reactions during this movie, very entertaining.. great surprising ending..

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Never heard of Mule but I like this guy Clint so let's do it

[@Nmiller4486]

​@@CampCrystalCharlieoh for sure the mule! If you liked this movie you will like that one as well

[@dreadassembly4087]

I'm 52. Wisdom comes with age. Sometimes grumpy old men can point out the bullshit.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

I agree. I really think you all can point out the BS (most of you). As Im learning from aging myself, things do really become a "re-run" as in I've seen and or done that before and it only leads to Y or Z.

[@andreadeamon6419]

57. As a female I agree. We're too old to deal with bs and most of us just walk away

[@angelarowe3472]

I grew up with a grandmother that talked just like that. I believe that it’s generational. I believe that in their generation that’s the way it was, and that’s how it showed up in their speech. Most people or young folks today don’t realize how tough it was to live in that time frame Things were much much different back then and harder but regardless of what they may say, it is in their actions and how they respond to you as a person and how you handle the situation. Respect is not given to you it is earned. If you show respect You will gain respect. I appreciate you sharing. Please take care and be safe. 🫶🏻❤️🤠

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Right! That's why I'm never offended from this type because in real life, I knew this type and I've always been one who just enjoys flat out honesty even when it's ugly.

[@darcieturner5423]

I rented this movie at first to check it out and bought it immediately afterwards bc its such a beautiful gem. *sidenote...the white kid getting heckled by the brown boys in this movie..is actually clint eastwoods son in real life. If you havent yet watched the movie The Accountant, I highly suggest you do. One of the most underrated movies and rare gems ive seen thus far xo

[@thepotionfairy6289]

Wow, that's really interesting. I've watched this movie millions of times and never noticed the resemblance 😅

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Oh snap!! No idea. Now that's cool to know for the next time I watch it

[@chrisbell9075]

I love this movie, bruhh.. I'm so glad you watched this.. It resonates w/ u long after it's over & the story at the center of it is really beautiful when u step back & look at it.. True friendship & love from complete opposites who really weren't so opposite in the end.. I watch it every chance I get & every time I see a reactor react to it just to watch their reactions from start to finish to experience those same warm feelings I felt that 1st watch through.. Truly a 🔥 one, fa sho.. Keep killin it, Charlie.. Be easy, Big Homie..✌🏻

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Ayyeee appreciate you, Chris. Yeah this one is amazing. We got to see two worlds learn from one another

[@BM-hb2mr]

New subscriber here. This was the first one ive watched from you and i now will continue to watch. Time to binge watch. Merry Christmas

[@gregorybrown3272]

This movie was filmed in the Hamtramck/Highland Park area of Detroit.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Serious!? Hahahahah Hamtramck is where I go to buy my w33d every weekend. I wish I would've known that during watching the movie 😂😂😂😂

[@donaldpaulson3920]

Great reaction lol, some of edits could have been better with movie but I've seen many times lol still could tell you saw those parts etc n took all in

[@ashleynadine717]

Clint eastwoods son is the wannabe white boy with the Asian girl when the black guys are harassing her. Lol

[@ichigen511]

Great movie. Great reaction. Liked and you got a new subscriber here. Good luck with your channel brother!

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Ayyyeee thanks and welcome to the channel

[@andibay3736]

I love that you’re laid-back and roll with the punches. People are so sensitive and uptight anymore that they’re no fun to be around.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Ayeeee glad you enjoyed =D And yeah I agree, people cry about everything these days

[@UniqueLibra1981]

what is this sensitivity, u mean calling people spic, zipper head and other old slurs are not socially acceptable. Please be more confident in your racism. The KKK would be embarrassed by this.

[@chandie5298]

touching, yes. racist....not in the least. This story in this film is NOT a redemption story. It is not an angry old white racist learning the errors of his ways. Clint Eastwood is FAR too intelligent for that tired, old ridiculous movie trope. The main character is not a racist. Not at the beginning of the film and not at the end of the film. If anyone comes away from watching this film with that idea.....then you missed the point of the film entirely. You got the message that you wanted to get but you missed the message of the film. On another note. Rocky1/Rocky2 are NOT boxing films. The godfather is not a gangster film. I could go on and on.

[@richardfromtexas]

Every time I watch this movie, I’m reminded of the Bible verse John 15:13 “Greater love has no one than this, that lay down one’s life for one’s friends.”

[@hsfj51]

I think I might need glasses because I watched this entire video thinking there was a glass 3 Musketeer bar behind you!

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Hahahahaha I'm really laughing out loud at this comment right now 😂😂😂😂

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

Teaching the kid good work ethic, I was mowing my grandma’s yard the size of a football field when I was in elementary school with a push mower not a riding lawnmower

[@burnttoaster6313]

Zipper head has a kinda grotesque connotation. It’s what armored tank units called “those” that ended up underneath tank tracks.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Ooooooh didn't know that neither

[@davisworth5114]

I was in the 2nd Armored Division and you don't know what you're talking about, OK?

[@whynot6407]

it's also a neighborhood in Philly

[@Markus117d]

It's not a racist movie, it the exact opposite.. just because a movie examines racism through a character doesn't make the movie its self racist..

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

You're not talking to a camera. You're talking to us. The camera is simply the conduit that connects us.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

I know buddy, I just be trippin and enjoying my own company 😂😂

[@rosemarywatson1231]

Got his hair cut and bought his suit. Some times parents don't want us to see them differently or expose us to negative images, so they just don't tell us stuff. Check out Million Dollar Baby.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

someone was telling me to watch Million Dollar Baby so I do plan to

[@rosemarywatson1231]

@@CampCrystalCharlie Okay. I think you will like it.

[@RCorbzz]

3-5 years depending but when its an old man whos a veteran just wanted to come and talk... its the chair

[@gordondafoe3516]

Sweet reaction Camp. This film was one of Eastwood's best. People everywhere are all the same inside. They may speak a different language, etc. But we all share the same triumphs and tragedies that life brings.

[@WilliamPolovina]

Never ask a war veteran how many he killed. It's between he and the Lord

[@TrojanRabbit521]

Agreed I work with several veterans in an ER. Earn their respect and they will start telling a few stories but they always keep the worst to themselves. What I did hear got pretty wild. Always want a vet when it gets Fubar

[@AceManning18]

This movie is so good. One of my favorites. Things don't always have to be all perfect language wise, people are rough around the edges, but most of them are decent when you get down to it. Walt was a great man!

[@ClaireRedfieldKennedy-ld2lx]

26:44 You're learning all new types of racial slurs today like "mic" for Irish. In America it's considered a friendly slang as so many Americans are of Irish descent. However in the UK it really is a nasty term because the British truly mean it as an offensive insult as traditionally they look down on the Irish for being Catholic.

[@andreadeamon6419]

Walt finally had enough after she was raped and beaten by her cousins "homeys" and knowing they would never leave tao alone - he had to do something so the kids can live in peace and make something of themselves. His own kids were fine - they deserved nothing.

[@sickturret3587]

dude, you must have worked a lot to edit out the best parts of this movie. good job not showing them.

[@e.jamesshepard7183]

Not only that, the edits cut off sentences and words mid word.

[@sickturret3587]

@@e.jamesshepard7183 he probably thinks it would attract more people to his paid channel, instead of watching the original movie lol. someone needs a marketing 101 class.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Any time buddy.

[@T-Nah]

I read this and truly hoped you were just trolling... 😢nope The ignorance of his arrogant reply, shows how much we matter. (Wants his dad's war medals too?) Entitled brat 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@JasonRule-1]

​@@CampCrystalCharlieI loved your reaction, your spirit, and your heart! ❤️ I almost subscribed but I realized that there was some truth to that guy's comment about the edits, so I knew that it would be really tough, almost impossible to follow your reactions without already having seen the movie. Maybe try something different with the way you edit it. I'd really like to be able to come back and feel like I'm watching a movie with you. It's just kind of tough without knowing what's going on.

[@carlpeterson8182]

Walt is a little racist and not a great person, but he is a good person. He has a lot of grief and anger. He is not the noble character in many respects, but he is when things have to get done. He changes for the better in this movie. Tao and his family and the priest really turn him around. Sometimes I hear things like his family is so bad etc. But he is part of what made his family the way it is. He even confesses how he messed up his son. I like this movie because Walt, Tao and family, and the priest seem like real people. They are not perfect or know how to communicate well (especially Tao, Walt, and the priest also at least to Walt). But they learn how to communicate as they see the others are good people. As far as some of the racist stuff. I do not think many in today's world know how to react to it. Everyone is so ready to cancel people over anything today and act like they are superior. Give me Walt as a PIA any day over fake DEI and critical race theory. As a chaplain I really like how they did the priest in this movie and how he shows he worth and mettle no matter what Walt thought of him at the beginning of the movie. Walt was wrong about him but he loved Walt and stayed with it even though Walt was treating him badly and was showing some ignorance. Also it shows how Walt was not good to his family. He was a jerk. He somewhat got what he deserved but hopefully we all can get some grace and mercy. When we do get some mercy and people show us love and compassion then things can change like in this movie even though it never did with his family.

[@xdThirteen13-ef6dv]

Love this lovie and first time seeing your videos, love the reaction hope for more

[@greg-qj4io]

The most racist and not racist movie all at the same time ,Walt gave his life for his true family next door, not his actual f😢amily that though of him as a pain in the ass that did not respect him , at the end it was beautiful

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Good Stuff Buddy. This movie had the mother of character arcs 👍🏻

[@toddpatrick8254]

Great Review. It really is a touching story! Glad you enjoyed the film.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

definitely enjoyed

[@mattwilliams5368]

Saying stereotypical things about different races,or calling them derogatory names isn't racist.It is bigoted.Racism to me is an action.

[@hitmixhyepock9405]

Its not racism....its stereotypes. Because stereotypes have a basis in fact.

[@drew2fast489]

Stereotypes are intentional caricatures and exaggerations of the truth. In this case, racism. Gtf0

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

But when you go at someone for their race....It's racist 😂😂

[@richardfromtexas]

Dude, you missed the best line. “Get off my lawn!”

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

I didn't miss it. it just wasn't worth a reaction. It's just lawn.

[@381038jam]

Aww look at the little sweet hart getting his feeling’s hurt.

[@ErcCo-m6f]

Even with them edits I cried man tears. Movie always gets me brother.

[@zowiefenderblast4602]

When a loved one passes it is customary for family/friends to cook for the fam while grieving. It's a good movie to describe a different age that grew up on 3 TV channels. It would be great if the TV was truthful especially to those who still watch the box and trust what it says. Best to look at both sides of a disagreement and think. We can't be right all the time, but we can be more informed and non aggressive twords our fellow humans.

[@edmundherrera3055]

First I gotta address the description on your video- it's not a " racist" movie - sure, it deals with social and racial issues but it's not "racist" learn the definition before you start throwing words like that around.

[@NewYorkFloridaMan]

I like this channel, but the edits got this reaction jumping around like a cowboy is shooting at its feet and telling it to dance.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

I'll have to definitely let the editor know to ease up a bit

[@WorldWide-q8v]

"I ain't know" - I'm out. You're regressing.

[@Schmidty797]

This is a great movie, and also I laughed hard when you said I am the police lol. And TV with the booty on the back lol wtf first time I heard that.

[@loisrogers9042]

So emotional! Lots of lessons learned. Tough ones.

[@michellebarry1555]

Loved your reaction. Such a good movie. New sub ☺️

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Ayyyeee thanks and welcome to the channel =D

[@dennisamerika8222]

One of my most favorite movies. Clint Eastwood is a real OG!

[@nicholasmessina6406]

Not racist, based

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

.......Racist

[@nicholasmessina6406]

@ your blue hair dye is running…remember when races could bust each others balls as a joke, now everyone cries and tries to get each other fired.

[@nicholasmessina6406]

@ precious little thing

[@primercapitulo1109]

@@CampCrystalCharlie Various racisms: Walt to all immigrants, black people towards Asians and Latinos... Who says that because you are African American you can't be racist???

[@jeremyphillips3400]

Set and filmed in Detroit. I lived a couple of blocks from where some of the scenes were shot.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

nice

[@davisworth5114]

Walt was far from a racist, he was a decorated combat infantryman with severe PTSD. He had the heart of a lion. I only responded to this because it came up on my feed, you know very little about people, we are defined by what we do, not what we say, learn a lesson. Leaving out the shooting where he gives his life for his neighbors is inexcusable. Nevertheless, even though you missed most of the jokes, I'll give you a thumbs up because you have a good personality.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Lol just because you like someone does not mean you can take away the bad traits. He was a racist but he was good. He literally taught me G*0k and Zi**erhead from our first e-interaction lol it's ok buddy. He was good but he was racist. If you ask me, we all are racist a little bit lol.

[@paulwalker242]

Yours was a very very good reaction. Great movie and nice reaction by you. I just subscribed

[@chikushodiz91]

Love leads to hate and hate leads to love it’s a never ending cycle

[@DarthVader-rd5qh]

The rifle he used is a "M1 Garand" one of the best rifles ever made

[@BM-hb2mr]

Detroit bw rough. Also the rifle he had was the iconic straitest shooting rifle ever made was an M1 Garand. Beautiful shooting rifle. My grandfather gave me his. Love it. Another good Clint Eastwood movie is Mule. It's a pretty good movie

[@L_87]

He wasn’t racist. He hated everyone equally and his best friend was Asian before he died

[@EnglishRalph]

1. Something you said early on made me break away and quickly watch “Ali G - Police Academy” (if you haven’t seen it…). 2. How do you kill a circus? Go for the juggler!

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Hahahahaha I get it 😂😂😂😂

[@420__Momentum-s4p]

This was a Great Movie Glad you reacted too it. i hope ignorant people that read this watch the movie before judging it. Thank U. Also what's up Charlie

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Ayyyeee what's been good 420

[@UniqueLibra1981]

what ignorant people? Maybe some people don't want to watch "Dewight man saves the day while using slurs". Babes watch Birth of a nation, seems like u would be a fan of the KKK as it is anti-woke aka pro slurs I wish people who love slurs online had hair on their chest in real life. Online racist are so kool-aid in the veins coded.

[@revivalofnutrient]

Why would your dad give you his medal dawg? He earned those cmon now.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

So I can have them when he go on.

[@timothyhedrick5295]

I've always found this a super touching movie. So much applies to differences today. So many people are racist simply because of a lack of exposure to others and their cultures. It's getting better, just so slowly. Never fails to get me.

[@WakeMeSoon]

yeah, and many people have no clue of how racial slurs come about, their origin, the history behind it, people prefer to be deaf, dumb, and blind to sooo much in life.

[@davisworth5114]

The US is the most diverse country in the world and the least racist. Black people are much more racist than whites, and my black friends have no problem admitting that.

[@jannaromine5908]

He had Tao renovating the neighborhood

[@rookis25]

the Jugular is a main Vein or Artery in your neck. Going for the jugular means aiming to kill.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Oooooooh sheeesh didn't know that one.

[@mikecarson9528]

I enjoyed your reaction to this movie dude. All of Clint's stuff is like this,

[@michaelblaine6494]

Clint Eastwood,because even Chuck Norris needs something to be afraid of

[@kathleentate8343]

Most touching, by far, but in my opinion, the #1 racist movie still goes to blazing saddles.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Looool that was a funny movie and you might be right

[@ErcCo-m6f]

You got me with that light bill line.

[@efjefe]

Walter loved good people

[@angeleyes4502]

Where’d you get the mushroom lamp thingy? It’s so relaxing to look at.

[@mattblatchley2061]

great reaction...I dearly love this movie...

[@ragingpatriot772]

Dude, I would have enjoyed this better if you hadn’t cut and edited so much of the movie

[@stevenwheat3621]

33:10 Quinton Gran Torino.. I can see how you thought..

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

😂😂😂

[@cbogolo]

Damn I have that same cloud water thing you have in the background. First time I have seen someone else have one. Lol

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Ayyyee. I saw someone on tiktok with it and instantly wanted it 😂😂

[@Anaj-us4eo]

This is my first time watching your channel. A very good reaction. What intrigued me the most was that you needed to look up some of the racial slurs, showing some improvement in that area.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Lol I wanted to understand what he meant

[@xdThirteen13-ef6dv]

Finished your reaction so funny! Have you looked into other Clint Eastwood films?

[@charlesmarkley220]

Respect man.

[@tyrionlannister1628]

Most touching racist movie ever? Now you gotta see JoJo Rabbit 😆

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

I'm writing that name in my "to watch" list 😂😂

[@danrumble74]

Hey Player, I'm from Flint too New Subscriber 👍

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Ayyyeee another fellow Flintstone what's goooood

[@danrumble74]

@CampCrystalCharlie Living & working on the East Coast these days 😎👍

[@Tampahop]

So don't give up on us grumpy old men. 😉

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

I won't 😂😂