Free Guy | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Movie Commentary

[@rainofkhandaq6678]

If you notice he has a different pair of Sunglasses after every time he dies, so he always has to steal a new pair.

[@galacticcannibl1966]

I never noticed that before! Ty

[@glennwelsh9784]

The Chris Evans cameo came about because Free Guy was filming in Boston at the same time Evans' show Defending Jacob was filming. After getting the okay from Disney to use Cap's shield, Ryan Reynolds called Evans directly and asked him if he wanted to make a cameo. Evans was game, so they filmed it in a single day.

[@patrikmrtvy7907]

And Chris was paid only the cup of coffee he was drinking for that part 🤣

[@gonzo6489]

@@patrikmrtvy7907 And that's why he's Hollywood's best Chris

[@gettingby365]

I read it was like 30 minutes while Evans was on a break from the other gig

[@raf7550]

It would've been even funnier if after Chris said his line, Robert Downey Jr. walked by behind him and said _"Language!"_

[@gettingby365]

@@raf7550 I would have died 💀

[@katphish30]

I have a friend who worked on this set, and she told me two things: One, Aaron W. Reed, the body builder who played Dude, is the sweetest person in the history of ever. When he was holding that basket of cats, he was so delighted with them he was nearly in tears. Two: Shawn Levy likes to play the music for a scene while filming said scene to set the mood. So picture that giant guy bounding down the beach batting at invisible objects while the theme from the Greatest American Hero is actually blasting over speakers

[@dannykent6190]

Three: third fact

[@joshhubbard-yg1tv]

​@@dannykent6190 😂😂😂

[@TheGoIsWin21]

These are two fantastic facts, and I'm overjoyed you shared them 😂😂

[@Escapee5931]

(*Don't forget witty comment here*)

[@kbob9625]

This comment makes me very happy.

[@BETMARKonTube]

11:20 No, they deliberately shown him with a very different kind of glasses every time. That means he stole a new pair after every respawn.

[@spyro257]

yep, he has to get new ones every time...

[@BarelyEinstein]

"I'm just a love letter to you" is such a crazy line when you examine it. It's a little bit brilliant.

[@jsharp3165]

Jodie Comer is one of the most talented people in the world. Watching her bounce between characters - and accents - on Killing Eve was incredible. I hate that she still hasn't gotten huge. She's brilliant and beautiful. And sweet as hell. Always rooting for her!

[@Dularr]

The Black List is an annual survey of the most liked screen plays that haven't been produced yet.

[@Wyrmksc]

It is also a website where writers can submit scripts for peer review and the most liked are listed yearly. From the web site... The Black List is not a "best of " list. It is at best, a "most liked" list.

[@DavetheGrue]

It was that. Now it's really just a website that capitalizes on that reputation. Some great films were made from the blacklist scripts, though: my favorite psychological horror film of the 21st century, Stoker (2013), was a blacklist film.

[@ThreadBomb]

The ironic thing about the blacklist is that most of the movies based on those scripts are mediocre or just plain bad.

[@DavetheGrue]

@@ThreadBomb That's fair, but I think that description is true of most movies. If we supposed that scripts which seem obvious winners, or have a well-known director behind them, get produced right away, then the best-of-the-rest status the old blacklist represented might not have been that far above average.

[@Dularr]

@ThreadBomb why it's not the best list. I get the impression it's scripts that would be fun to shoot.

[@poslednisoud]

This movie taught me that clothes are really important. Millie in game is just another action hero, Millie in cozy sweater is absolutely adorable and needs to be loved and protected :D

[@cristonsloan]

Maybe, but I wouldn't mind loving and protecting Millie in game too. Or in makro. Or in checkers. Or in any south african retail store one could mention.

[@isaaclage]

yeah! the leather pants. those... are fire.

[@rantalmore]

The guy who played the jacked dumb version of him is who played the Juggernaut in Deadpool and Wolverine

[@falxonPSN]

Oh really??? That's pretty freaking cool.

[@JuryRigged]

There's a behind the scenes with the guy, too, where they talk about how they meshed Reynolds' head onto his.

[@kblixt]

Guy and Deadpool are very different in many ways, Guy radiates pure positivity and childlike wonder. This is worlds apart from Deadpool, who embodies sarcasm and chaotic humor, like that wild party guest cracking jokes while dodging bullets. While Deadpool revels in darkly comedic antics and meta-commentary, Guy focuses on love and friendship as if he’s in a feel-good rom-com. If Deadpool is the edgy anti-hero making you laugh at his misery , Guy is the sweet, passionate character just trying to figure out how to be a hero in an absurd world!

[@thomasriddle7005]

Guy is another nicepool variant

[@warnertom3393]

The funny thing is the references to this movie that made it into Deadpool and Wolverine, like the motorcycle entrance by Ryan Reynolds and Peterpool's bicycle entrance, and the "don't you think he'd like a chance to fight for his world" mirrors the blade line that they never got a chance to fight for their world in DP&W. Makes sense since the teams on both movies was similar. Also both have a Chris Evans cameo that was unexpected 😆

[@willvr4]

I think he meant that Guy and Deadpool have a similar comedic style. It's just sarcastic Ryan Reynolds-style.

[@IDiggPattyMayonnaise]

This is like saying Nicepool isn't a Deadpool, when it's just DP with a slightly different preference of jokes. Delivery the same, mannerisms the same, interactions the same. Also It's not really DP, it's just Van Wilder. Ive been a fan of him ever since Two Guys, A Girl, and a Pizza Place and he was funny, but once he made VW that's just been his schtick. No matter what time of movie--action, drama, comedy--all just VW. Deadpool is just Van Wilder with a mask.

[@kblixt]

@@IDiggPattyMayonnaiseAnd honestly? I wouldn’t have it any other way

[@fusionaddict]

Aaron Reed was the body for Dude, he also played Satan in a couple of commercials produced by Ryan Reynolds' marketing company, and also played Juggernaut in Deadpool & Wolverine.

[@glennwelsh9784]

The phrase "free guy" is also another term for an extra life or "1-Up" that you earn while playing a video game.

[@ptsebago1]

I LOVE that Simone picked up on Hugh Jackman voicing the alley way guy right away. SO many reaction videos on YT miss that. Although she missed The Rock in the bank robbery scene. Such a great movie overall. Ryan Reynolds is such a gem.

[@mwalsh47]

Strange that Tina Fey also lends her voice to the movie, but not in the game. She voices the "IRL Channing Tatum" kid's mother running the vacuum, but it's a different actress on screen.

[@book_Emmy]

Back before the movie came out, I found out about its existence from Jacksepticeye. He was listed in the movie as Q*bert, so you can imagine how many of us lost it in the theatre when we actually saw him and other streamers as themselves rather than video game characters!

[@ShittyShittyGameGang]

Yeah I only went to theaters to see this one because of Jacksepticeye, otherwise I would have waited for it to be on digital or something. And seeing these streamers in it, to me, is just really kool. Because I got to see how excited Sean was to be in a movie with Ryan Reynolds. Like that's fucking kool.

[@BatmanFan76]

“Catchphrase.” - Dude, 2021

[@josearroyo8008]

Harder laughter

[@IceMetalPunk]

THIRD THING HERE.

[@Jpew2007]

FRIENDLY REPLY!!!

[@nolastname]

"TBD"

[@DoremiFasolatido1979]

Guy isn't respawning with Sunglasses. He's going out and getting a new pair from some random player every time...as if he were a player that got permabanned and had to make a completely new account. But since he's an NPC, and Millie and Keyes designed their AI to learn and grow independently, the game is "saving" his experience every time. So even though he has to gank some player to get new glasses every time...his level and loot don't reset.

[@DarkPaladin24]

I remember falling off my seat laughing in the theater when Guy had Cap's shield and Chris Evans made the cameo.

[@yotuel9064]

That's sad, choose a better seat next time

[@kblixt]

Being on the Black List as the most liked script of 2016 means that “Free Guy” really knocked it out of the park among all the unproduced screenplays that year. The Black List is like the cool kids' table in Hollywood, it's where industry folks gather to drool over scripts they think have serious potential. So, getting that kind of recognition is a big deal; it’s like winning a gold star in a world where most scripts are just collecting dust. Plus, lots of scripts from past lists have gone on to become successful films, so being featured means “Free Guy” was basically the prom queen of the screenplay world, everyone wanted to take it to the dance!

[@terrylandess6072]

The fact they used the TRON film for the deeper story (corporate thief/innovative programmer) was a nice call back.

[@tkurz3071]

As far as I am aware not many reactors have noticed that at 43:27 he is Blue shirt guy

[@mugchic03]

Yeah I was going to say that with the timestamp. He is blue shirt guy!

[@joelwillems4081]

Well, it's the wrong color of blue. But, yeah, I thought that the first time watching.

[@3DJapan]

That "believe it or not" song was the theme from the awesome show The Greatest American Hero, about a school teacher who becomes a bumbling super hero.

[@johanjarvinen]

It's also the title music for Cinema Snob.

[@eleven-hopper]

I only ever think of George's version in Seinfeld whenever I hear it

[@SilentBob731]

19:21 Jody Comer is intensely adorable in this scene. 😻 23:20 I love the way both Channing Tatum and Ryan Reynold keep popping up in movies for random cameos.😂 36:47 Meta movie-making simply does not get much better than this. 😃🥰🤣

[@joelwillems4081]

I think they've both revived their careers by doing it after some less than stellar films when younger.

[@kratosGOW]

“Officer JOHNNYYYYYYYY!” 😂

[@Awhmanitsdanttv]

17:45 no, Joe Keery’s character programmed the ice cream and coffee because he likes Jodie Comer’s character

[@tightyellowshorts]

The "black list" is a list of 'hot' scripts, which aren't in production yet. From Wikiped: Of the more than 1,000 screenplays The Black List has included since 2005, at least 440 have been produced as theatrical films, including Argo, American Hustle, Juno, The King's Speech, Slumdog Millionaire, Spotlight, The Revenant, The Descendants, and Hell or High Water.

[@deirdrestatham5730]

Yep. Any rando with a completed script can upload their screenplay and it is accessible to producers, directors, etc. The catch is you have to pay for "coverage" to get someone to read it and they give you scores out of 10. Most Hollywood types won't read any script that has less than an 8 score. It also is majorly hit or miss on if the reader likes the genre. Some scripts have received both an 8 or 9 and a 3-4-5. It's basically like playing the lottery.

[@MikeBrown7799B]

Hello Simone & George!😊 "Believe It or Not" was originally the theme song to the 80s superhero TV series "The Greatest American Hero".😉

[@joelwillems4081]

The '80s had the best original theme songs for shows. After Friends in the '90s, they just started to use already existing pop songs.

[@fusiliers]

Ryan Reynolds does have more acting range as evidenced in his dramatic roles. He's no Daniel Day Lewis, but he's no slouch. The problem is those films fly under the radar, partly because nobody is going to risk casting him for a serious, high profile drama. The bigger part, however, is that people want to see Ryan Reynolds playing Ryan Reynolds. I've said for years that he is the modern Cary Grant; handsome, funny, ridiculously charming, and with impeccable timing and delivery. Both were very successful playing "themselves" and got too much studio and audience resistance when they stepped out of type.

[@seattlecryptid]

Voices comes to mind for me. Not only is he th main character, but does the voice of a cat and a dog in it, and he don't even notice it's him unless you're really listening close. It was definitely outside of his normal stuff but it showed some more of his range for sure 😊

[@anthonycurby4606]

All o can think of is The 9s and maybe Chaos Theory.

[@fusiliers]

@@anthonycurby4606 The Woman in Gold, Buried, & Life

[@mj_SR22]

Holy crap, that Cary Grant comparison is SPOT ON. You Sir (or Madam or Whomever) are a genius. Totally stealing that -- but will always cite hearing it from somebody online, haha!

[@ccdecc6650]

Safehouse and Buried come to mind. Buried is brutal and anxiety inducing. The last "modern Cary Grant' was/is George Clooney, and he did transition over to the serious side. But despite producing some high quality flicks (Michael Clayton is especially good), he's never been as fun and charismatic as he was when he was still playing himself.

[@ericmarois6960]

That movie is just so much better than anyone expects, going in blind or even not. It is packed and packed with everything: jokes, references, wholesomeness, action, etc. It's a roller coaster ride through and through. Made for an awesome reaction video. Thank you, I had a great time.

[@kimo_]

I think the blacklist thing refers to a series of scripts that spend a lot of time going from producer to producer and everyone sees them as unviable, either because they think it would not be profitable or because of the difficulties that producing them would entail. And sometimes it happens that someone ends up doing them. And many others don't, they have been hanging around for years until they end up forgotten in a drawer. As for the song Believe It or Not by Joe Scarbury, it was the tune for The Greatest American Hero (and my cell phone ring tone lol), one of those many series that delighted those of us who were children in the 80s (such as Knight Rider, The A-Team, MacGyver, etc. .) The Greatest American Hero was about a high school teacher, Ralph Hinkley (William Katt) who during a field trip in the desert has a UFO sighting. The aliens give him a suit that gives him superpowers and instructs him and an FBI agent, Bill Maxwell (Robert Culp), who is also there, fight for the good. The problem is that Ralph immediately loses the instruction book and that gives a certain, restrained, comedic touch to the series. When the Senfield's character George Constaza use of the song as a signal on the answering machine was a way to pay tribute to that series. Maybe you could react at least to the pilot episode. We love that series.

[@tschedler2000]

My favorite part is that at the end when she realizes she is also in love with Keys and they meet in the street, he is wearing a blue shirt. It’s a subtle thing but I love that they did it.

[@marcbloom7462]

I don't play video games or pay any attention to the gaming streamers, so I had no idea who they were. This was one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. You don't need to catch everything to enjoy the movie. Having said that, the cut from the Cap't America shield to Chris Evens had me rolling and I had to go back when I'd caught my breath.

[@LordLOC]

This movie came out of nowhere and was incredibly good. Funny, sweet, heartfelt and I LOVED how Reynolds played off Jodie Comer. Also, Jodie Comer is absolutely adorable, and to top it all off I didn't know she was British when I first saw this and thought she was American/Canadian just doing an accent "in the game" only to find out she's doing the American accent "IRL". Since the movie, I've tried to watch everything she's in or has been in that I can find. She's such a good actress and I can't wait to see her in Free Guy 2 with the rest of the cast again. The movie literally had me smiling ear to ear most of the time, and when a movie can do that (and a few tears even) I think that's a good indication of how good it is.

[@CoolBreezeX11]

I love you guys. I do. I've watched SO MANY of your videos. I could have swore I subscribed months ago but I guess I smoke too much haha. George, my guy.... stop applying real world logic with EVERY MOVIE.

[@SB-tl6bo]

36:04 Gotta love Simone’s laugh 😂 The best laugh out of any reactor!

[@206judgementday206]

We all need a buddy like Buddy.

[@todd8398]

When i saw the video thumbnail I immediately thought: _“Catchphrase!”_

[@Cyborganna]

George, it's ok to enjoy things in the moment they are made. Not everything has to shoot for futureproof.

[@bLuGhOsT_]

Yeah I feel like, even if someone watches this movie 20 years later and none of the streamers are still relevant. That doesn't change the fact that all they need to be are "people who play the game to an audience" and whether or not they are just extras or known won't change much.

[@yewtoobnewb]

I don't follow streamers so when I first watched this I didn't realize they were all real people with varying levels of internet fame, but I understood what they were. It wasn't until I watched some reactors that recognized them that I caught on. I still enjoyed the premise, though. So even if they're forgotten in 5 years, future viewers will still get the gist.

[@neilbiggs1353]

@@yewtoobnewb Same experience for me

[@jlilley73]

If anything, future watchers will enjoy the movie more because they won't be like "okay, you got all these famous people in your movie, WE GET IT" like George 😆

[@willvr4]

@@yewtoobnewb Same. The only person I recognized was Ninja because of his crazy colored hair. I've never actually watched him before.

[@erwinzyx]

The Black List is an annual publication which names the best unproduced film scripts of that year, according to a poll of 250 film executives. Over 225 films have been made from Black List screenplays, with quite a few of the films winning Oscars.

[@steveriley6458]

I love how, in this movie, Ryan Reynolds isn't the one breaking thr fourth wall!

[@Lurker-dk8jk]

This reaction was amazing! It helps that this is just an all around fun movie, but watching it with friends is just the best way to watch. You guys have that in spades, bouncing the happiness around as you do. Thank you for this.

[@Pravda3]

24:28 And that's Tina Fey as Mom vacuuming in the background.

[@ssjbargainsale]

I cant hurt Simone's little heart! How do I subscribe twice?

[@prollins6443]

Unsubscribe and resubscribe.

[@tehdipstick]

"Free guy" is also another term for a 1UP/extra life in game jargon, so there's that additional layer to the title of the movie as well. By breaking free of his programming, Guy is shaping his own path, creating a new life/existence for himself.

[@MrDman21]

George is a gamer, you’d think he would know that 😂

[@cassu6]

I've never heard of that. Where does that originate from?

[@tehdipstick]

@@cassu6 It's kind of an antiquated term, which is probably why George hasn't heard of it. It originated back in the 8-bit era/arcade days, when most games were some variation of sidescroller or platformer. It's pretty much fallen out of use nowadays since most games have autosaving and save points rather than 1UPs.

[@DesertHomesteader]

I just love Jodie Comer. She's so talented and beautiful and a ton of fun in Killing Eve. And of course, Ryan Reynolds is the perfect man. I wish this movie had gotten more love from critics and audiences.

[@donovanhavok9160]

I just noticed that Joe Kerry's character during the ending is wearing a blue shirt. The IRL Blue Shirt Guy.

[@ckelcro]

@@donovanhavok9160 and she's wearing an outfit similar to her avatar in color scheme as well

[@timcarder2170]

I've always wondered, is the sunglasses schtick a nod to the John Carpenter, Roddy Piper movie, *"They Live"?*

[@agarven1]

This is the last movie I seen at theaters with my dad before he passed away from cancer

[@henriklarsen8193]

That is an amazing memory, although of course so sorry for your loss...

[@joshuagoforth1658]

Thank you for sharing and I’m sorry for your loss I lost my dad at 16 so I know how hard it can be to lose your father

[@cronoluminara6911]

Sorry glad it was a good time tho much love

[@agarven1]

Thank you everyone in the comments.

[@agarven1]

@@joshuagoforth1658 so sorry you had to deal with your dad at a loss of 16. That must have been hard in you at that time. I lost my grandpa at 11 on my mom’s side. My grandma didn’t want us to see him for some reason. I went upstairs any and seen him. We talked a bit and he passed away a day before my birthday. I’ll always cherish that moment

[@tomre2769]

He found the button. She found the joystick 😁

[@mj_SR22]

Super invested ice cream guy @20:38 has SUCH Simone while reacting to movies energy, I love it. "He's super invested!" Lol

[@kebernet]

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Ok, I'm already feeling old and the movie hasn't started. "Free Guy" *is* a play on words, but that is what Gen X used to call an earned extra life in an arcade game.

[@hawke5311]

Not scrubbing the reflections is not expensive like you think. In most games the reflections are pre-rendered not calculated at run time so the environment appears to reflect properly in shiny objects (often characters and light sources don't seem to have proper reflections). Thus, if Antoine didn't think to have his code monkies change the cubemaps (the precalcuated reflections) in all the locations there may be some that are using the original cubemaps, thus reflecting the original build, not the new build.

[@blacklite911]

As far as references go, every concept doesn’t have to be timeless. It can be made for the people that know. Look at something like Airplane or Naked Gun. They have time period references but they have universal jokes too. It’s ok if everyone doesn’t get it as long as some do and they enjoy it.

[@kblixt]

Honestly, who cares if modern references eventually fade away? There are always going to be a few of us who remember those certain bits of culture, just like I love pop culture from many decades. Whether it’s a classic movie line or a catchy song from back in the day, those little nuggets stick with us and keep the nostalgia alive

[@ThomasVanhala]

Jodie Comer is great as Villaelle in the british tv show "Killing Eve" and Sandra Oh is also great in the show as Eve.

[@josephbrassington9315]

Lol! You referenced George from Seinfeld 🤣 thank you 🤣❤ Great commentary on a film I love, as it always reminds me of seeing it at the cinema with my son x

[@christopherkaylor2940]

1:54 That is Pittsburgh the skydiver is falling into, because of the two rivers and the star shape on the ground used to be a pre-revolutionary war era fort

[@flerbus]

and most of the scenes near the ocean appear to be in boston and surrounding areas

[@RoGueNavy]

"There's not a button for that." "Oh, he *found* the button!" That little bit of double entendre never fails to crack me up!!

[@athanatic]

There is also a quote from Douglas Adams Zaphod: "Computer, if you don't open that exit hatch pretty damn pronto, I shall go straight to your major databanks with a very large axe, and give you a reprogramming you'll never forget. Capisco? Okay, get the axe."

[@johnmcnulty2705]

"Catch Phrase" for like a year anytime one of my friends called my name, that is what I yelled back.

[@vraspir123]

The love theme is from the Oscar winning Disney short "Paperman." Both films had the same composer.

[@seattlecryptid]

That's interesting, as Ryan Reynolds played in a movie called "Paperman" as a blonde, imaginary Superman type lol

[@turcooyarce]

30:27 actually. most games dont render reflections on realtime. usually we use reflection probes to bake them into textures. you can change the background. but if the reflection probe is not updated, you can have different reflections from the environment

[@massimosaffioti8798]

Love Jodie Comer as Villanelle in Killing Eve.... She manages to be simultaneously endearing and terrifying.... Cheers!

[@IcyTorment]

The theme song from The Greatest American Hero... that kinda makes me want to see you guys react to that show. I loved it when I was a kid, but I don't remember that much about it now.

[@joelwillems4081]

"Oh, he found the button". I re-watched that part several times when I first viewed this film. She was so cute there.

[@ronnyschedler24285]

George: Ryan Reynolds can only play Ryan Reynolds. Me: Please 🙏🙏🙏🙏 watch The Voices.

[@deirdrestatham5730]

Ooooh. I LOVE that movie. Ryan also did the voices. lol

[@ronnyschedler24285]

​@@deirdrestatham5730 yep. Makes it even better.

[@adamwarlock1]

Also The Nines. 4 RR characters!

[@codyscards6698]

Also smokin aces!

[@seattlecryptid]

Yes! I agree, Voices definitely shows some more of his range for sure.

[@petequesada2936]

LMFAO - was playing WoW before watching this. Decided to enjoy you company cause the lag - server latency!!!

[@cyruswhitley7840]

Albuquerque Broiled Turkey. What a great Joke. Glad you two reacted to this one. I figured you would both really enjoy this film cause it’s chock full of things that you both really enjoy. I think Simone is going to love the ending.

[@coreyhendricks9490]

Simone is so adorable in these thumbnails, cool reaction as always guys, you have a nice day and Simone, get better soon

[@geoffdunn4912]

I think the streamers aspect will continue to work in the future. It'd be a huge omission if their reactions weren't included in a game about an MMO game and I don't think that aspect of gaming will ever go away. So even if you don't know the specific streamer, I think it'll continue to work because you'll know of streamers and understand their role (though it was awesome that they got the actual streamers, not just actors for their bits).

[@slin2678]

I agree. I don't think it's relevant to the story if viewers recognize them as actual streamers.

[@heidi_mcheidiface]

I mean I didn't recognize any of the streamers, but that's because they don't play the games I like, and I watch streamers who do. However I don't think the fan service aspect is necessary for understanding what's going on now or in the future. For the people who knew them, it's icing on the cake.

[@jlilley73]

What will come off much more dated, eventually, are all the Marvel/Disney references stuffed in at the end. The streamer scenes work even if you don't know the streamers, but if you don't know who Chris Evans is you're going to be very confused. And that all felt very unnecessary to me.

[@lurkerrekrul]

4:39 - "Oh my god!" - Halo Scorpion tank. 38:12 - "When I hear that song, I just think of George from Seinfeld." - When I hear that song, I think of The Greatest American Hero, an 80s comedy about a guy who is given a super-powered suit by aliens, but he loses the instruction manual, so he doesn't quite know how to work it properly.

[@jsharp3165]

When I hear that song, I think of Connie Sellecca.

[@turbopokey]

Tell me you’re GenX without telling you’re GenX.😂😂😂 Maybe should have said “fellow GenX”. I remember that show and I loved it too but I always wondered why when the aliens gave him a back up copy of the instructions and he saw that most of the command codes for the suit were just numbers he had to think of, why they didn’t experiment with more number codes? After he lost the 2nd book as well, I mean.

[@lurkerrekrul]

@@turbopokey Maybe it takes one code to turn a power on and a second code to turn it off, and Ralph was afraid that he'd do something and then not be able to undo it. Like when he shrank, maybe it taks a different code to return to normal size. If he just tried that cod at random, he'd be stuck being small. Trying random codes to get big again, he might end up invisible, and able to pass through solid matter.. Of course if it was me, I never would have put the second book down after shrinking. Even so, if I had done what he had, I would have scooped up all the sand in that area, and gone through it with a magnifying glass until I found the book. You could then read it under a microscope for the shrinking code, grab the book, and re-enlarge.

[@anthonydean1743]

This was one of the movies that survived cancelation after Fox Studios was purchased by Disney unlike the Channing Tatum Gambit movie that was green lit. It was also why FreeGuy came out later than expected in theaters allowing the film to add in Marvel & Star Wars references.

[@Mr_Top_Hat_Jones]

25:04 “Snakey man? No?” 😂🤣😂

[@Sithcundman]

That’s Jodie Comer singing “Fantasy” at the end.

[@n0body550]

You guys need to watch Buried. It’s Ryan Reynolds in a box the entire movie and he’s the only character. Will give you an idea of his range

[@ieyke]

This movie is Inverse Deadpool. Ryan Reynolds plays all the normal people, and the world is Deadpool around him.

[@keithlangmead4098]

One of my favourite movies, especially when I want something to cheer me up... always does the job.

[@seattlecryptid]

Jodie Comer is phenomenal in the show Killing Eve! Definitely worth a watch, eventually!

[@NeckCS2]

Something I'd like to point out about your comment, "I'm glad the main character didn't get the girl"... Technically, he did. Keyes IS blue shirt guy. Blue shirt guy is based off of Keyes and his dream girl is based off of Millie, which is why Guy falls in love with her. In the last scene where Keyes and Millie are outside the coffee shop, Keyes is LITERALLY wearing a Blue Shirt.

[@alltaira5922]

Catchphrase! ( Best Line ever! )

[@goatbrother8718]

My favorite thing in this reaction is that George does his own little attempt of the happy exited Simone wiggle when they get to the Patron shout out🥰

[@robprunyi]

funny george mention bobby kotick when talking bout Antwon in the movie the company is named tsunami so the comparison is on the nose

[@mikedignum1868]

A great film...reminds me a bit of the first Tron film. Ryan Renolds playing Deadpool playing Ryan Renolds.

[@IanM-id8or]

*Believe It Or Not* was the theme song from *The Greatest American Hero* It was originally sung by *Joey Scarbury* as were *all* the songs in that show. Scarbury is also noteworthy for having voiced *Charlie Brown* from *Peanuts*

[@jonwmeyer11]

38:18 Ha, thats funny. I also think of that every time I hear that song.

[@MarijnvdSterre]

Remember, there was no button to kiss. Millie had to have taken the time to hack and program that ability 😄 21:43 Saying Guy wasn't real, wasn't true though. He had become real, just a different version of real.

[@MadcapMatt]

That cover of Fantasy being sung at the end of the movie is actually Jodie Comer, aka Millie.

[@martensjd]

Imdb says Dude was played by Aaron W Reed. There are a bunch of making of videos on KZbin.

[@Cee_H]

One of the funniest edits of Simone lol😂😅

[@AndyBrazeau-e1c]

Her three favorite things are: Reacting to movies T.B.D. Third thing here

[@TrickyDicky2006]

Yep the guy in the alley is voiced by Hugh Jackman but one that you missed is the Bank Robber who Guy steals his initial pair of glasses off is voiced by Dwayne Johnson.

[@Hauke-ph5ui]

3:27 Yes it is Hugh Jackman.

[@masamune2984]

The slang “Free Guy” was also a popular way to say “Extra Life” back in the day as well 🙂

[@lightup6751]

I love how this film has the message that a video game can never mimic real life. It’s the real life that lets us experience love, not the virtual space no matter how real it seems

[@BedlamBeersie]

“Free Guy” is also one way that video gamers used to refer to gaining an extra life.

[@gfixler]

"The title 'Free Guy' can be interpreted 2 ways, right? One is free the person, Guy, or Guy is free. Does that make sense? Like he glitched through the confines of his programming?" When I first heard about the movie, I thought it was an arcade reference, like you got a free guy. Many games only gave you one play per quarter, or three, but then you could earn free guys through points, etc., so I thought it meant something about having an extra play, like a 1-Up, in slightly more modern parlance.

[@WindosNZ]

"Free guy" is also an _old_ gaming term for an extra life or 1-up. e.g. If you collect 100 rings in the early Sonic games you would "get a free guy"

[@tywco]

9:43 “Something, something, blah, blah, blah…” That’s the plot to every movie that’s ever been made, Simone.

[@h2ohydrox]

The Black List is a list of completed scripts that haven't yet gone into production, if I recall correctly.

[@ciphernine7824]

Basically, Free Guy is a live action open-world RPG. It's actually an original idea, which you don't see a lot of in Hollywood these days.

[@willcline5918]

"Free guy" can also mean an extra life for your video game character

[@brewstopher2233]

"Believe it or not George isn't at home, please leave a message at the beep, I must be out or I'd answer the phone. Where could I be? Believe it or not I'm not home" from memory. Also please think about 127 Hours!

[@maverick4151]

I didn't know or had even heard about a single one of those streamers involved in this, and I don't really care to, but their (repeated) inclusion did not bother me in the slightest. In the past 10 years there have been exactly 4 movies that really blew me away and will probably remain among my favourites for a long time. The Martian, the first Deadpool, Ready Player One and Free Guy.