DEEP IMPACT broke my heart | First time watching!

[@Faye_L]

Armageddon was fun, but Deep Impact lived up to its name. I've never forgotten how this movie made me feel. Even just the brief moment here of Morgan Freeman's final speech made me cry. 😭

[@rantman4521]

I get allergies during that speech also. LOL.

[@MaxstallfishDenton]

in reality, no one would survive such a collision. Only a few miraculously saved people would wander through the scorched wastelands, as in the film "The Road" but this film conveys interesting feelings...you can feel the approach of the inevitable end

[@123jillbone]

I start crying when she puts the little girl on the helicopter and don’t stop til the end…no matter how many times I watch

[@torontomame]

Same here!

[@erickawesome5191]

Favorite line, At least we'll all have high schools named after us.

[@davidjrandall1979]

Where Armageddon shouts, Deep Impact whispers, and it’s beautiful.

[@EpimethiusPSN]

Nice

[@MaxxRemKing1]

I hate Armageddon but that is just me

[@gooshie3]

Yeah, Armageddon is like a drunken first draft of this movie

[@jawbone78]

​@@gooshie3Armageddon is like a draft of this movie written by an 8-year-old boy who eats paste.

[@gooshie3]

@@jawbone78 Agreed, it was funny in places, but yeah.

[@dasta7658]

Love Deep Impact more. Every actor nailed the emotion and their part.

[@vudujl83]

Armageddon was definitely made for the theater experience since there were so many explosions and effects crowding the screen (vintage Michael Bay), while Deep Impact was going more for a character driven, scientifically accurate showing

[@Educated2Extinction]

Armageddon was a fun movie. Deep Impact was a great movie.

[@alancarter41]

@@Educated2Extinction I would agree except for the lame oh woe is me reporter subplot. For me, it added nothing to the movie and was just annoying.

[@Educated2Extinction]

@@alancarter41 I must have missed that reporter, cuz it doesn't describe Leoni's character.

[@alancarter41]

@@Educated2Extinction Then we will just have to disagree. I really don't see anything this subplot added to the movie and seems to be included to appeal to female viewers. Nothing wrong with that, but it is just fluff.

[@johndaily263]

Mistaking an asteroid for a satellite. Immediately identifying the path of the asteroid. It’s hard to take the science seriously when it starts out that badly. Of course, the least likely part was finding the right match for “E.L.E.” given the search engines of the day.

[@Wrathlon]

One of my favourite parts is the Dad and his daughter saying goodbye to their Mum the astronaut saving humanity. Its very rare you see the roles that way around, especially for the time this movie came out. James Horner is a movie music LEGEND.

[@christopheryochum3602]

Addie! Thanks so much for doing this one. I see "Armageddon" out the wazoo; every corner I turn, it's there; every reactor is doing it. It is an entertaining film, but "Deep Impact" is a film that tugs at the heart. It's warm, thoughtful, and serious. It's so overlooked by reactors. I guess if you like wham-bam, then it might not be your cup of tea; but I find this film emotionally compelling and something that I could watch repeatedly. Kudos to Mimi Leder, the director, for crafting this wonderful film.

[@christopheryochum3602]

So glad you looked up James Horner. In any film in which he's doing the score, you can bet you will really FEEL that film. One of the greatest film composers of all time.

[@testfire3000]

I didn't remember who scored the film but once she said the name, I knew she was in for a treat if she looked up his history.

[@jkhoover]

Oh... Did we not tell you that half the world perished in Deep Impact?

[@gerstelb]

1:39 The actor here is Charles Martin Smith, who also played a scientist in “Starman,” but is probably most recognized from “The Untouchables” or “American Graffiti.”

[@agp11001]

10:50 "the feeling of young love" - being the same age as Leelee Sobieski, words can hardly describe how great of a teenage celebrity crush of mine she was after that movie :) Also, for some reason, the "Call me Ishmael" scene just tears at my heartstrings.

[@alextan1478]

Speaking of Leelee Sobieski, who plays Sarah Hotchner, I also suggest Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut (1999) with Tom Cruise & Nicole Kidman. #EyesWideShutForAddieCounts

[@keefriff99]

Haha, the thinking man's Armageddon. And I love Armageddon. I don't care how dumb it is (and it is DUMB)...it's just fun, but Deep Impact is much more thoughtful and grounded.

[@TahiriVeila13ABY]

I found Armageddon to be dumb, but also lacking any fun. Although I do loathe Michael Bay, so there is that.

[@genghisgalahad8465]

The asteroid landing hijinks. Even while having fun, that's when I check out and then later check back in.

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

It's weird how often two similar movies come out near each other like this. "Armageddon" and "Deep Impact," "K-9" and "Turner and Hooch," "Volcano" and "Dante's Peak," and more recently "The Equalizer" and "John Wick." It's just a really interesting phenomenon.

[@emperorlelouch8515]

I recall seeing an explanation of this phenomenon. They are called "twin films." It occurs when two similar scripts enter production around the same time, because multiple studios consider the shared idea to have market appeal and compete to see who can put it out first.

[@philipkudrna5643]

Missing on this list: „Red planet“ and „Mission to Mars“! (both from 2000)

[@hellohi821]

Armageddon and Deep Impact came out in 1998, just a few years after the comet Shoemaker Levy 9 collided with Jupiter in July, 1994. That was the first time that anyone witnessed a planet-comet collision, and it generated much subsequent discussion about what can conceivably be done, if something similar were to be on a crash course with the earth. Armageddon and Deep Impact both came out in the midst of those discussions, so in the context of the time, it was not too surprising that both films appeared at about the same time.

[@TheOtherGuys2]

Olympus Has Fallen / White House Down (Terrorists take over the White House) Battle: Los Angeles / Skyline (Aliens invade Los Angeles) Avatar / John Carter (Guy falls in love with alien princess) Troy / Alexander (Epic heroes of Ancient Greece) Twister / Tornado! (It's a twistornado!) The Cave / The Decent (Exploring a cave full of monsters) Alone in the Dark / Doom (Dark horror game adaptation fighting monsters) Red Eye / Flightplan (Someone on this flight is dangerous) Sin City / Constantine (Dark comic book adaptation with lots of gore) AEon Flux / Elektra (Hot chick kills a lot) Starship Troopers / Event Horizon (Hyper-violent sci fi horror) Antz / A Bug's Life (A ant does stuff.) Cloverfield / Quarantine (Gory found footage horror) Journey to the Center of the Earth / 10'000 BC (People fight prehistoric animals) Top Gun / Iron Eagle (Fighter pilots pilot fighters) I could keep going... Next / Knowing (Nicholas Cage knowing what will happen next) World Trade Center / United 93 (True story about 9/11) Titan A.E. / Heavy Metal 2000 (Animated sci fi adventure)

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

American Me, blood in blood out

[@JoshC1977]

Love that you brought up the truly beautiful soundtrack with this film - a lot of people tend to overlook how much it adds to the film (Horner was a master). And you're not alone, this movie break me every time I watch it.

[@alextan1478]

If you watched Armageddon (1998) & Deep Impact (1998), then I have a new challenge for you: Dante's Peak (1997) & Volcano (1997). Both are 1997 disaster movies related to volcanic eruptions. #MoreDisasterMoviesForAddieCounts

[@cbmx1x1]

Dante’s Peak is so great. Volcano is ok.

[@henkebenke573]

Yeah! I agree about those movies.

[@henkebenke573]

Dantes peak is my favourite also, but volcano is not a bad movie.

[@sharonjoan1970]

Yes!

[@nrkgalt]

Or White House Down and Olympus has Fallen

[@stanleywiggins5047]

Far too many comments for me to read them all, but this 65 year young Aussie can tell you that the jam packed freeway was a brand new road not yet open, the producers and director put out a call for people to come & be part of the movie, all the cars radio's were on a specific frequency receiving instructions from the director, so they all started running at the correct moment 😊

[@garyclarke9685]

Interesting of course in reality people surely wouldn't leave it to the day of impact to try to escape the wave. I would have allowed a good week before.

[@notshylo]

@@garyclarke9685well they didn’t even know the points of impact until hours before. Leaving a week ahead of time could have put you closer to danger than if you had stayed where you were.

[@CrazyInWeston]

​@@notshyloThey knew the projectiles of both parts after the 1st failed attempt 5 days before impact. Should've left then.

[@OhnnyTsunami]

This movie hit hard when the astroid looms into the earth and that moment when its flying above everyone on the highway. It gives off a horrifying melancholy feeling that just can't replicated

[@starcraftre]

My mother's favorite scene in any movie is Jenny and her dad on the beach when the wave hits. Not because it's a sweet and heart-wrenching moment, but because she hates Tea Leoni for some reason, and laughs whenever she sees it.

[@daerdevvyl4314]

Oh. Jeez, that's dark.

[@doughbafett]

Women REALLY hated her in the late 90s because she was married to David Duchovny at the time.

[@michaelvalentine2821]

Lol

[@wfly81]

Well that took an unexpected turn.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

Not gonna lie, they had us in the first half

[@mouseclick92]

There's two points in the movie I always tear up, and that's what Sarah is given the baby, yelling "no no no". And when Jenny sobs "Daddy" in their last moments. I tear up just thinking about it.

[@charlesmaurer6214]

From WV, if you never seen the Blue Ridge, you need to. It is a wall of rock that spans several states with few breaks or passes, even a highway on top. In the movie that is what stops the wave with flood water through the gaps hitting rivers like the New and heading back down the Ohio and Mississippi.

[@weezerfan084]

really nice to see a fellow West Virginian in the YT comments, seems a rare treat for me.

[@adm.petercowell9573]

Did you recognise the girl's mother? Played Tasha Yar in StarTrek

[@bjgandalf69]

Denise Crosby. Another film she is in is the original 48 Hours which is another film James Horner scored!

[@adm.petercowell9573]

@@bjgandalf69 She is also Bing Crosby's grand daughter

[@davidshodeen4037]

Hollywood did samething in '97 with 2 volcano disaster movies. "Dantes Peak" and "Volcano".

[@JoergWeida]

Yes, with Volcano focussing only on the action and Dantes Peak more on the scientific aspects.

[@eridan-zumaya]

💜😱 Morgan Freeman in “Kiss the Girls” and “Along Came a Spider” as detective Alex Cross are a must 💜😱

[@ronfehr7899]

Charles Martin Smith, who played professor Wolf, the scientist who first discovered the meteor (and then got killed), was also in a movie about an alien, called Starman, also starring Jeff Bridges.

[@charlesmaurer6214]

Fun film loved the stop light bit. "Red means stop, green means go and yellow means go very very fast."

[@JohnDAmico-ci2hz]

Loved that lil movie and parts of the soundtrack are hauntingly beautiful....

[@dggydddy59]

He also starred in the Disney movie Never Cry Wolf in 1983, about a man studying wolf behaviors in the wild.

[@tommc3622]

I worked at a movie theater in the 90s, and put up hundreds of posters in their display cases. I usually tried to do complimentary arrangements, but this film gave me a great combo. The Deep Impact poster had the image of the comet impacting, and the tagline: Oceans Rise. Cities Fall. Hope Survives. ... And right next to it, I placed the new Sandra Bullock movie; Hope Floats.

[@jonbolton3376]

For the record, this film always makes my eyes water in places.

[@tbob8212]

16:16 Frodo holding two rings! 😂 Offering one to his girlfriend 😂

[@ronfehr7899]

This being fiction, Spurgeon Tanner was not the last man to walk on the moon, of course. That distinction fell to Eugene Cernan of Apollo 17, if memory serves.

[@marcfromparis333]

"Glory" with Morgan Freeman and Denzel Washington. A true story.

[@BigSleepyOx]

Great reaction. Personally, I like Deep Impact much more than Armageddon. But anyway, now you have to do Don't Look Up and Greenland. 😃 P.S. The title "Deep Impact" has multiple meanings in this movie. Obviously it refers to the physical impact of the comet hitting earth, but it also refers to the psychological/emotional impact on society and people's lives. That's why the movie shows more of the "humanity side" as you put it (around 29:00 - 29:30), than Armageddon did.

[@gipsyundead]

I often worry if we do have measures to prevent situations like this cause this kind of event scares the shit out of me

[@NZBigfoot]

Theoretically we do... but the thing is, space is big, and even an earth killer bigger than Everest is a tiny dot in the night sky and the earth while huge (to us living on it) is a tiny target, we've had close calls over the years but finding an earth killer before it hit us is slim, not impossible but more likely we wouldnt find see it until it was to late and beyond the time frame of doing anything about it... Just be thankful we have Jupiter and Saturn out there hoovering up all the wayward rocks and iceballs that decide to take a vacation in the inner orbits, most of the time... me personally, if it turned out we had no chance to survive id take it as an opportunity to witness something few have ever seen as a last act.

[@deanroddey2881]

A great movie. There are movies that make me tear up aplenty, but few that will make me sob like a child.

[@allengray5748]

Awe Frodo holding two rings! Who knew a couple years later he would hold the most powerful of all!! And Tea Leoni!! Haven't seen all her stuff but BAD BOYS and THE FAMILY MAN are both awesome!! 🕊️☮️♾️😎

[@joehall1945]

Armageddon and deep impact are twin films. Twin films are when 2 films come from one original idea and are developed by different people.

[@rickardroach9075]

23:45 This is the one plot point that makes no sense. The two kids are going to find it hard enough to survive without being burdened with a baby… that’s not even theirs. 🤦‍♂️

[@TimberlakeTigerGirl]

Is something wrong with your head? You want a teenager to abandon her baby brother to his death? Are you that heartless? Did you forget that Leo's parents are still alive and most likely took Sarah and the baby in? Sarah and Leo are legally married, so it would be no sweat letting Leo's parents get custody of them.

[@jmrob161]

Ayyye we did it bois! Lol im so glad you watched this Addie. I love both Armageddon and Deep Impact, but this never seizes to make me tear up. So many good character stories!

[@jaiverdeorta1295]

One is all thrills and suspense while the other is Grounded and Emotional. The 2 movies compliment each other well.

[@jmiyagi12345]

I went to a grand opening of a theater where they did an advance screening of this. Always fond memories of this movie.

[@simonlealbarria6550]

I'm so happy you noticed the music!!!! James Horner is my favorite film composer, so I instantly subscribed to your channel. Great reaction :)

[@FrancisXLord]

Through 1997 one of the big news stories doing the rounds was the idea that an extinction level event could happen at any moment, and the theories of how it might dealt with were explored. Really freaked me out as a kid. Responding to that two studios decided to make films that used that concept. The first one out was Deep Impact, about 5 weeks before Armageddon. Didn't make as much money as Armageddon but didn't cost as much - wasn't full of bankable named stars. The difference in tone between the two films is startling. I always preferred the more serious dramatic tone of Deep Impact over the kind of tongue in cheek humour and gung-honess of Armageddon. I remember thinking, when I saw Armageddon, 'Why can't they take it seriously?' I took the threat seriously and I was pissed, at the time, that Armageddon didn't really. Felt that would lead to people not taking it seriously... Now question is, do you take it seriously? Was I right? Are we ignoring the chance of saving the human race because we saw Armageddon, so don't take the threat necessarily seriously enough to invest any time and effort in space projectile monitoring? For the record this was directed by one of the very few female directors working in Hollywood at the time, Mimi Leder. She also directed the first Dreamworks feature film, The Peacemaker (I believe Deep Impact was the second). She would go on to direct Pay It Forward (2000) with Helen Hunt (Twister), Haley Joel Osment (The Sixth Sense) and Kevin Spacey (think you know him). If you've not seen it, add it to your list. The term 'pay it forward' was coined by that film, if you've ever heard that expression.

[@MichaelSmith-rp6ud]

Thanks for the reaction. I've been hoping you would watch this for the Chanel. Love your reaction.

[@RebelCowboysRVs]

While I like both movies, this is the better one. It hits you in the feels, over an over.

[@nitrokid]

Deep Impact after Armageddon?? After this you gotta do Mission to Mars and Red Planet XD

[@colindeane9759]

They are both Iconic Movies, the era of the 'Twin' Movies, two movies with similar themes coming out at the same time by different studios, such as "A Bugs Life" and "Antz" or "Turner and Hooch" and "K9" or "Mission to Mars" and "Red Planet" Another great movie to watch about the end of times, "2012" Must watch!!

[@SpencerMDay]

If you want more Morgan Freeman, watch Driving Miss Daisy. It’s a fantastic film.

[@raymondrhodes1807]

Dang it Addie! You got me crying at work! You're such a beautiful soul!

[@scottredding7357]

I love the scene with Jenny and the President and her bluffing him that she knew more than she knew.

[@Emily-tb1cp]

I would love to see you continue with the Star Trek franchise. 🖖

[@hoodwinkiez]

Mary McCormack is great. You should see her and Ron Eldard, who is also in this movie, in Mystery Alaska.

[@Paul_Waller]

I like both movies Arm and DI. Yeah, very emotional movie. 😭 🖖

[@brandonparisien2381]

There IS a third movie, a satire, that came out recently: Don't Look Up. It has a few big names in it :)

[@iainmulholland2025]

This is slightly better than Armageddon. The Core is good as long as you ignore the physics.

[@ScarlettM]

18:22 - Sarah's parents should have given her the baby (before convoy arrives) with instructions to claim as hers and get on the bus, even if they are not going. No sane parent would let her stay if she has a chance to survive.

[@agp11001]

The baby would have still had to have paperwork, I reckon.

[@ScarlettM]

@@agp11001 Not if she had the baby at home and didn't register with government, due to current situation. Also, if there is a doubt, I think they would let her come with the baby rather than expecting her to leave the baby behind.

[@randallshuck2976]

The fun part is that we pass through the Taurid meteor stream every October and the tail fragments of Haley's comet every October. October is a very big month for sky watching and every 2,500 to 3,000 years it gets dicey. Good reaction. Gives you things to ponder.

[@Surberus1066]

I don't know how to time stamp in a comment, but at 3:24 you're looking out on the West River of the Chesapeake Bay. The little strip of land sticking out from the left is a summer camp and retreat center. I worked there for probably 10+ years and attended as a kid. I was there as a camper the days they were filming. Our counselor snuck us off property so we could stand in the road just down from the shoot and watch what was going on. Gorgeous place. In the actual film they pan onto the property a bit more, but CGI'ed out a lot of the buildings and such.

[@LadyBeyondTheWall]

I live on the Chesapeake and it's always a bit fun in disaster movies living on either of the coasts and being like "Welp, there I go.. hope it was quick!" Except volcano disaster movies, those never occur around here at least? 😂Earthquake movies don't happen around here either, but they should! The earthquake in.. 2011? was scary as f.

[@eviltreesloth]

Red Forman is the best tv dad of all time.

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

BU his son was a dumbass.

[@fleetadmiralj]

this pair feels similar to the Volcano/Dante's Peak pair where Volcano was the action disaster movie with Dante's Peak being the "cerebral drama"

[@garryiglesias4074]

16:14 - This dude seems to have some obsessions with rings...

[@darryndifrancesco8346]

Great reaction, Addie! Absolutely nothing wrong with emotion, this movie demanded it. A few things make Deep Impact the better film. It had a much more “realistic” feeling to it. It was more compelling because it didn’t rely on action to push the narrative. And of course the acting. Down to the character actors, each one was better. The great coup that DI had was the inclusion of Vanessa Redgrave and Maximilian Schell. Both of these accomplished actors compelled you to pay attention.

[@joegarcia3214]

I've always thought of the two movies as being like siblings. Armag was the pothead brother that dropped out of school to get high and is so ignorant that he doesn't even know where the sun goes at night and sister deepy went to m.i.t.

[@rhwinner]

Another great film (and better in many ways) in the same vein is _Melancholia._ _Melancholia_ is a thinking man's 'end of the world' scifi picture. Well worth checking out, it has many great actors playing interesting roles.

[@Fernando-dt8je]

Watched both back when they came out. This is way much better, in my opinion.

[@ronnyb5890]

an emotional rollercoaster, morgan freeman also played a great role in robin hood prince of thieves with kevin kostner, sadely, james horner passed away, we lost a great composer, my yop soundtracks from him are titanic, the mask of zorro, troy, bicentennial man, star trek the wrath of khan, enemy at the gates, cocoon, and the rocketeer, these soundtracks are all top notch, cheers

[@marvinsarracino116]

Luv Morgan Freeman in this movie! Very presidential! Robert Duvall also was great! I liked both deep impact and Armageddon! Great stories! For more Morgan Freeman watch Glory or Invictus he plays Nelson Mandela. Thanks for sharing Addie ❤💛

[@MoonHowlerGaming]

Now you have to continue the disaster streek with "The Day After Tomorrow" and "2012"

[@alextan1478]

Both movies are directed by Roland Emmerich, the director of Independence Day (1996).

[@bujin1977]

TDAT is ok, but damn I hated 2012! It made Armageddon look like a scientifically accurate movie! (I mean, neither are scientifically accurate, but 2012 just takes it to a whole new level!) However, I guess you need to watch 2012 to understand Dara O'Briain's stand-up rip of the film, which actually *was* good.

[@MoonHowlerGaming]

@@bujin1977 Actually if you check the news, they are saying that the north atlantic current could collapse by 2025 as suggested in 2012.

[@bujin1977]

@@MoonHowlerGaming It's been a long time since I saw 2012, but the cause of the disasters in that movie was that neutrinos spontaneously mutated for no apparent reason and started to heat up the planet. Which is the most stupid thing I've ever heard.

[@MoonHowlerGaming]

@@bujin1977 Oh, agreed, that part sounds rediculous if so, don't remember "all" the details, but I know that eventually the north atlantic current shut down which kickstarts the weather changes. That's the part I was referring to.

[@christophercurtis4131]

I saw both Armageddon and Deep Impact when they came out in theaters and I loved them both. I do not think one was necessarily better than the other, but I felt that Deep Impact,, for me, had more of an emotional punch. Not to mention that great score by the late, great James Horner. He made some great music in his time on this world. And I recommend looking for some of Morgan Freeman's early roles from before he became the name he is today. The earliest movie I can remember seeing him in is the 1980 film Brubaker, with Robert Redford. It was only a small scene, but he was in it.

[@BDUBZ49]

There was a 3rd movie that was made years later... same basic concept except instead of going into space, they tunnelling into the Earth. It was called The Core. It had some popular names, but not a good movie.

[@flynngames4703]

Favorite asteroid movie ever.

[@obelisk21]

I watched both movies in the theatre when they were released and have them both on DVD and have watched them several times since. I always felt Armageddon was like a comic book and Deep Impact was like a novel. They can both be good but are vastly different types of storytelling.

[@canadianicedragon2412]

"i'm ok. I'm ok." Said no person in history who is ok. This one showed the trials, the sorrow... the realism, where armagedon showed... heroism, and triumph. They are very different, and honestly I think Deep Impact is more true to what would happen. There is hope, but first there is tragedy.

[@darost]

When you're 72, survival has a very different meaning.

[@chriskeentechnician]

Love me a good disaster movie! I’ve lost count of the times that I’ve seen this and Dante’s Peak in my 39 years 🤪 A more recent movie that I really enjoyed was Greenland 👍 You need to react to that one as well!

[@robtay1963]

Was one of those rings the One Ring to Rule them all. 😂😂😂😂

[@captainofdunedain3993]

I was always be like Leo kid. Watching stars in my entire life. Fascinating! Hope you gonna watch next ''Don't Look Up''

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

Yup, James Horner also did a few Star Trek movies... when he was asked to score Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan in 1982. It established him as an A-list Hollywood composer. :) He also went on to work on Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.

[@ScarlettM]

9:35 - this scene is completely ridiculous. Younger generation of astronauts has an ENORMOUS respect and veneration of the older generation. In real life they would never say anything like that to a space veteran. Instead of sitting there, they'd be lining up to express their admiration and ask for an autograph.

[@ghostkage]

So much less hokey and real than Armageddon. Armageddon tried to be quippie and funny,but Deep Impact gives you the ability to empathize with how real people might react not Micheal Bay style phonies

[@LunaErosStudios]

This one is SO much better than Armageddon and MUCH more realistic.

[@nicksanfilippo9513]

this is still my favorite natural disaster film. my brother got me the 4k blu-ray 25th anniversary disc for Christmas, and was still a good re-watch last month

[@robertfalcon6083]

Such a good freaking movie!!! Super hits the feels!!

[@mckrackin5324]

"Daddy?"... That was the moment I broke.

[@anthb3377]

The scene when Jenny goes to be with her dad on the beach gets me every time, great movie.

[@Automage45]

Both are amazing movies!

[@BattleAngelFan99]

Similarly to the way Armageddon and Deep Impact are connected by year of release and theme, you should eventually also watch Dante's Peak and Volcano. And while we're mentioning disaster movies, also you should see 2012 and Greenland, two very similar disaster movies.

[@celticson]

I love the music in this movie.

[@Tonyblack261]

One of my favourite films of all time.

[@emmitbrown5631]

Watch "Lean on Me." It's my favorite Morgan Freeman leading role movie.

[@THOMMGB]

For a really good Morgan Freeman movie (and Jessica Tandy) you should watch, Driving Miss Daisy. Jessica, who won, is the oldest Best Actress Oscar winner ever. Another good Morgan Freeman movie is Glory.

[@MichaelSmith-rp6ud]

An old Morgan Freeman movie i would recommend is Lean on me. A great story about a real man named Joe Clark. Its along the lines of Dangerous Minds and Stand and Deliver.

[@SGlitz]

During the year of the Asteroid Movies, this was better than Armageddon. Yes, It's very sad and bittersweet.

[@thewinner7382]

Music is the best part of this movie.

[@Rand_Althor1966]

Great reaction Addie. You are my favorite reaction channel.

[@jamesellis1972]

One of my favorite movies with Morgan Freeman is "An Unfinished Life" with Robert Redford.

[@brianvernon249]

Favreau’s character’s fate is just haunting. Gus Partenza’s body is still floating out there.

[@y2k029]

I'm ready for the impact...I've done the best I can in life. dang it..it's only a movie😅😅... tea was gorgeous and still is since this movie..😊... I chose this one more than Armageddon...slight margin though...both are cheesy in their own way..

[@CarlosRivera-bw1zn]

Both of these movies serve a purpose... ARMEGEDDON was the action flick, DEEP IMPACT was very character driven. Both great! Though I'd love to see DEEP IMPACT made into a multi-season streaming series, given how much they pack into it.

[@Cvaniafan4life]

Another Morgan Freeman movie to watch would be "Lean on Me' (1989). Great film, and it's Black History month as well. Great reaction Addie!

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Now, watch Elijah Wood again in The Faculty. Besides Robert Patrick (T1000) is in that movie too.

[@texantompaine4509]

The Faculty! Late '90's greatness...

[@GD-tt6hl]

Jon Stewart just returned to the daily show. He was living under Stephen Colberts desk in the meantime and a box was marked "the Faculty DVDs". Lol

[@texantompaine4509]

@GD-tt6hl Almost ironically, I only watched the Faculty because of a preview in front of my Armageddon VHS. Should've watched it sooner.

[@magicbrownie1357]

I liked Wood in The Ice Storm as well.

[@esaedvik]

Super cool movie :D

[@rf3899]

The Bucket list is a good Morgan Freeman movie. If you haven't seen it I suggest you do. Great reaction!!!