DIRTY DANCING (1987) was too much fun!!! - Movie Reaction - FIRST TIME WATCHING

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Starring:
Patrick Swayze, Jennifer Grey, Jerry Orbach, Cynthia Rhodes, Jack Weston, and Jane Brucker
Written by:
Eleanor Bergstein
Directed by:
Emile Ardolino

[@RolyPolyOllieReactions]

I HAD SO MUCH FUN WITHT HIS FILM! I was out of breath by the end of this reaction as I just danced and kept dancing. The songs in this film were amazing and that ending dance... WOW!!! They really got the name right with Dirty Dancing as this film is both Dirty and Dancin Thanks for watching! Have a great day :)

[@misscee6629]

Baby's dad couldn't have done the abortion as abortions were illegal at that time. And he would have lost his licence. That's why they were done illegally often by people who weren't qualified. Glad you enjoyed my favourite dance movie

[@moonfisher]

Abortions were illegal in NY until 1970. Poor Penny had to have it or risk a back-alley type abortion. Baby’s dad wouldn’t have done it for her, but he’s a class act for not reporting her and for saving her.

[@moonfisher]

Oh and that song you likes is “She’s Like the Wind,” and it’s sung by Patrick Swayze himself

[@xyzdgthereal]

I think the next logical step is to watch Flashdance 😊

[@johncampbell756]

A music heavy film but not a musical, which you now know. :) But speaking of musicals, Baby's father was the voice of Lumiere in Disney's animated Beauty and the Beast. "Be our Guest". Swayze songs and co-wrote ",She's Like the Wind." He was also a highly trained dancer before acting. Jennifer Grey was the sister in Ferris Beuller. The male singer in "I've had the Time of my Life" started as half of The Righteous Brothers back in the film's time period. Not a great film, but a fun one, Xanadu starring Olivia Newton-John. Her musical follow up to Grease. (Unrelated film) The soundtrack to this film was so successful, they put out a second soundtrack. Apparently, Patrick and Jennifer didn't get along. The one time it showed was the scene where she kept getting tickled. Neither of them were acting. He was genuinely annoyed.

[@LoDoFilmUnlimitedMedia]

"She's Like The Wind" is sung by Patrick Swayze.

[@michelletrainor7096]

He wrote the song too it's about Linda his wife.

[@-breakofdawn-]

@@michelletrainor7096 His wife’s name’s Lisa, and in his book he said he wrote it for Skatetown USA

[@shernettesimmons2023]

Ah Ollie, it is just so telling of the times you have been born into that it never even accrued to you that 1) Robbie had no intention of ever acknowledging that baby even existed much less wanting to keep it and 2) that abortations were extremely illegal doing that time period and therefore extremely dangerous also.

[@ShyAnn291]

I’m sure many women died also with back alley abortions.

[@DerrickMims]

I saw one reactor who said, "I didn't know she was going for that! I thought it was just a prenatal visit or something!" 🤣

[@TatiJBC]

@@DerrickMims Imagine the impact a baby would have in a dancer life who lives at work. She'd be dismissed right away. And, let's remember, she's got no family. 😭

[@Seek1878]

@@TatiJBC And back then it was common for women and girls to end themseves rather than live with the stigma of having a kid out of wedlock.

[@Seek1878]

@@TatiJBC And back then it was common for women and girls to end themseves rather than live with the stigma of having a kid out of wedlock.

[@melenatorr]

I'm going to disagree with you about the pacing of the second half: the story is not only about Johnny and Baby. It's about Baby and her relationship to her father, and how this summer changed that. You need to travel with her through her falling out of favor with her father, watching her sister take her place, and her feeling of displacement in her family; and her confession to Johnny that she doesn't believe the things she used to. There is another element, in which which she and her sister find a moment of recognition and love that wouldn't have been possible without what happened before. And you need time for this; you need to understand what the relationship was, and how it affects both father and daughter when it falls apart: to lead up that scene between the father and daughter where both cry but don't connect. There is a reason that "Baby is in the corner" and that Johnny comes to her rescue there, as she did before. You don't get any of the wonderful payoff to this without watching what happened before. This is not a musical, or a comedy: it's a coming of age story, and it isn't Johnny at the center: it's Baby.

[@christopheryochum3602]

This is a really good comment from someone who obviously understands the emotional things going on. So refreshing to hear, especially given so many people's focus on action.

[@rb5078]

Very well said.

[@kimwatchesstuff]

"Nobody puts baby yoda in a corner."

[@tazmom0]

That's awesome! 😂😂😂

[@ciciwilliamson2456]

The song you liked when Johnny lost his job and drove away in his car was written and sung by Patrick Swayze: “She’s Like the Wind.”

[@opalviking]

_To Wong Foo- Thanks For Everything, Julie Neumar_ is a MUST!

[@Angelicwings1]

Patrick apparently really did a number on himself with that jump thanks to an old dance injury. He was hurting bad but you wouldn’t know it. Also a lot of that frustration in the training scenes was not acting. Also he sang the song that played when he was driving off.

[@russellward4624]

I believe it was a football injury.

[@harryclarkhulk]

Here's a film I recommend watching if you haven't watched it: Amadeus (1984). I don't think many people have reacted to the movie on KZbin before. It was once part of the AFI 100 great films of all time. The tone is refreshing. Tragi-comedy about Mozart.

[@lucieudem]

Patrick was really feed up when Jennifer wasn’t able to stop laughing, it wasn’t planned.

[@cornievandermerwe4152]

That GREAT song you loved when Johnny was saying goodbye to Baby, was written and sung by Patrick Swayze himself.

[@kimwatchesstuff]

17:42 I'm pretty sure abortions were illegal in the fifties. So women had to resort to what they call back room abortions. Which is why we can't keep letting States get away with these new laws and we hope that Roe v wade Never gets overturned.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

This

[@tazmom0]

It was set in 1963, but yes, abortions were still illegal then.

[@sexysadie2901]

This is 1963, but yeah, abortions were illegal until 1973. It's a shame so many young people don't know that.

[@theshadowfax239]

Yes, laws don't stop abortions, they just stop women from having accessed to safe abortions and proper medical treatment.

[@i.m.7710]

Coat hangers. Horrible. Teenage girls would have to sneak off alone to Mexico. Very scary. I know of two who did that alone each time, no support. 1960s.

[@MelissaBluelyric]

I was OBSESSED with this movie as a kid. I'd literally watch it, rewind and watch it again back to back - which is funny because I was only 5 when it came out! Definitely not a kids movie 😂. I always would like twitch when she did the first twirl on the last dance - guess I wanted to be a dancer at one point? Fantabulous (fantastic and fabulous) is an excellent way to describe it! As badass as that moment when Patrick Swayze jumps off the stage was, I think I heard in interviews that he injured his groin when he did that - ouch 😫.. he sang that sad song where he leaves Baby in the dust. Such a talent!

[@alrokx13]

Rip Mr Swayze, triple threat he also sang She's like the wind in this flick. I enjoyed him in Rhoadhouse as a guilty pleasure. Footloose is another dance gem

[@andreadeamon6419]

Cynthia Rhodes is a triple threat also. Look up what all she's done - prepare to be amazed

[@andreadeamon6419]

And flashdance, Saturday night fever and staying alive. I personally love staying alive more. People think I'm crazy - i don't care. I'm right 😉

[@alrokx13]

So good in Staying Alive & really dig that flick

[@andreadeamon6419]

@@alrokx13 right. I love that movie so much i watch it all the time

[@alrokx13]

@@andreadeamon6419 no doubt,it is a vibe

[@BigGator5]

Classic, sexy movie. 😎 👍 The "Cry To Me" love scene has been voted one of the sexiest movie moments in cinematic history. Fun Fact: The very famous scene where Johnny and Baby are practicing their dancing and they are crawling towards each other on the floor wasn't intended to be part of the film; they were just messing around and were warming up to do the real scene, but director Emile Ardolino liked it so much, he kept it in the film. Bonus Fact: The song "She's Like The Wind" was co-written by Patrick Swayze with Stacy Widelitz and sung by Patrick Swayze himself.

[@peterwilliamskelhorn6675]

+BigGator5 Baby was a lucky girl in the cry to me scene

[@sandralorenz1796]

Patrick Swazye was a dancer before he was a 'fighter'. His mom was a dance teacher in Houston and a choreographer. The Time of My Life is sung by Bill Medley, one of The Righteous Brothers duo. Jennifer Grey's father is Joel Grey, Broadway and movie star.

[@johnanderson5558]

Nobody puts Ollie in a corner.

[@chrispruett81]

Not sure if anyone told you.. but that song you liked "She's like the wind" was written and sung by Patrick Swayze Himself!! Great song!! :)

[@daisyadoresukalan]

I was an usher in a movie theater when this movie first came out, and I was always making multiple rounds during the screening of it just so I could watch it, and listen to the brilliant soundtrack ! Great movie ! ❤

[@mikesterling729]

Thank you for reacting to this movie. You are just the right amount of silly. Keep up the good work!

[@marilia_moro]

OMG I love your reaction!!! This movie is a masterpiece!

[@melissacren156]

The song at the end when baby and Johnny are saying goodbye and baby sister is comforting her is actually a song by Patrick swayze himself she's like the wind

[@irenemichelleanne]

I don't know if you realize that abortion at this time period would be considered illegal, which is why Penny ended up in some shady place in the first place. Also, Her father probably could have lost his license if it was discovered that he had any involvement in Penny's abortion, and why he probably responded the way that he did when he found out that was what his money went towards. You should check out the Center stage franchise and the Step up franchise. Some of these movies do show the downsides of trying to get into performance art as a career even if you are talented.

[@janleonard3101]

I feel like the dad would have been morally against it too. Treating her after the fact was a different matter. Between that and thinking Robbie wanted to keep it, Ollie is such a sweet summer child.

[@deeanna8448]

@@janleonard3101 I'm not sure about that. The dad seemed pretty liberal for the time. He supported his daughter's college ambitions and she was named after "the first woman in the cabinet". That refers to a friend of FDR that he appointed to his cabinet.

[@janleonard3101]

@@deeanna8448 Well, we can only speculate and you make good points but I still get the feeling he wouldn't be _that_ liberal in 1963.

[@LA_HA]

@@janleonard3101 I may be wrong, but I got the impression that he would not have been okay with doing an abortion. There's a difference between liberal and moral attitudes, and the reason a wide variety of people could be both is because politics weren't as divided and black and white as they are now. People were all along the spectrum, so her father could be politically fine with many liberal ideas while not going along with others due to a completely different moral ideology

[@janleonard3101]

@@LA_HA 100% agree. Very well said.

[@russellward4624]

"I still feel I'm better" In the immortal words of George Costanza: "it's not a lie, if you believe it"

[@Yugioh420]

It's not supposed to be the Audience that's clapping along but his fellow dirty dancers along the back edge of the walk that was clapping along with him

[@gingerbreadman1969]

So funny.. I had just watched your reaction to Grease and loved it so I suggested you try Dirty Dancing and Voila! You already did it, so I got back to back treats of these great reactions. So I'm going to try that again and suggest you watch La Bamba, it has all these elements you seem to 💕, also for a great dance movie from the 80's that I haven't seen anyone react to, check out Salsa, you won't stop dancing in your seat! Please keep it up, I'm loving these! 😁♥️♥️♥️👍😎

[@2Takki]

This is so strange! I thought "Let's see if anyone new has reacted to Dirty Dancing on KZbin" and lo and behold, my FAVORITE reactor has just watched it! Fantastic! And even more amazingly, Jennifer Grey (Baby) has just signed on for a sequel, back at the original resort!

[@CatharticCreation]

It was fun watching this with you. Love your personality 🌸

[@fannybuster]

Your mama says you're a tree..? You must answer, "I am Groot"

[@gember1382]

Loved this reaction. You dancing with them 😂. Thank you❤

[@Panik637]

Aren’t we all basically Patrick Swayze when we watch Dirty Dancing?? How can you not groove along The speech she gives her dad on the dock always makes me cry my eyes out

[@2Takki]

"She's Like The Wind" was sang by Swayze himself :)

[@valogden]

Saturday Night Fever is a must. Little Shop of Horrors is fun. Around the time Grease came out Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band movie also came out. It's a bit off the wall movie based on Beatles'songs and stars Peter Frampton and The Bee Gees. Silly movie but great 70s eye candy.

[@randeecarreno4289]

Great reaction! 😊 I've been waiting all week for this one. This is without a doubt my top favorite Patrick Swayze movie along with "Ghost". Such a great cast, great dance numbers, and one of my all-time favorite movie soundtracks. 25:27 Love Patrick Swayze's song "She’s Like The Wind" during this scene. Since you've already reacted to "Ghost", other fantastic Patrick Swayze movie that I very highly recommend is "The Outsiders". That movie also has a stellar cast. Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊

[@tempsitch5632]

One of the biggest “wtf?!” casts in movies, although we didn’t know it at the time.

[@krystalcanfield3553]

Kenny Ortega, who did the choreography for HSM, did the choreography for this film, too. Patrick Swayze sang the song wa his character, Johnny, was driving away. RIP Patrick Swayze.

[@stevemattfis]

In case no one had mentioned it yet but Jennifer Grey is the daughter of Joel Grey who starred in the Broadway play and the Movie Cabaret.

[@highheartwellness]

Great review! Since you're a Patrick Swayze fan, you should watch "Red Dawn" - Jennifer Grey is in it too. It's very different from Dirty Dancing, but it's such a great 80's movie

[@clarissathompson]

To touch on your intro, This film was made by a small company called Vestron, Lion's Gate bought the rights to the film later, this film was released in 1987 and Lion's Gate Films was formed in 1997, 10 years later. Also, Lion's Gate Films is not named after the bridge, they are both named after the two North Shore mountain peaks called The Lions. That's why Vancouver's CFL team is called the BC Lions as well. The original Squamish name for the peaks are The Twin Sisters.

[@fantasyrogue1996]

That song you heard after Johnny left was "She's Like the Wind" and it was performed by Patrick Swayze himself. He even wrote it. He was such a talented man - actor, singer, dancer - he was a triple threat, lol.

[@johncartermusic5777]

One of my favorites. Definitely an 80s classic.

[@peterforsberg2023]

Heyo! First time watcher and I gotta say, you have an awesome and positive vibe man!

[@lyannastark628]

I had the time of my life watching this reaction. Your dance moves were icing on the cake.

[@dumbbunny9178]

I was so young when I first saw this movie that I had no idea what was wrong with Penny. I also didn’t understand why Baby saying she envied Penny made Penny upset. I used to just love the dancing and music. Now I love this movie for the social issues it brings up and deals with along with great story telling. Baby is infatuated with Johnny, but by the end she has grown and is in love with him as he is with her.

[@tim_rizzo]

Watching you react to this gem was fantabulous! If you wanna watch more good time music/dance movies, I’d recommend „Hairspray“ and „Blues Brothers“ - both 80ies classics :)

[@tazmom0]

I love seeing a young man enjoy this movie! Back in '87 (I was 12) guys would never admit they liked it. They were afraid of the color pink too, so it makes sense! Thanks for doing this...I enjoyed it!

[@xcellent-records]

I am a guy and was 15 when Dirty Dancing came out. I did not watch the movie, but heard the soundtrack on the radio (Time Of My Life, She's Like The Wind, Hungry Eyes) and I used my birthday money to buy the soundtrack on cassette. About a month later, my mom and younger sister saw the movie and kept borrowing (stealing) my cassette. For Christmas that year, I gave my mom and my sister their own cassettes of the soundtrack... my dad was sad that he did not get a copy because he had heard all of us playing the soundtrack and he grew to love the newer songs and already loved the older songs.

[@tazmom0]

@@xcellent-recordsit is definitely one of the best ever soundtracks!

[@peterwilliamskelhorn6675]

@@xcellent-records you're not the only man who likes this movie. I do as well. I started watching around 5 or 6 Years old and I'm 31 now

[@-breakofdawn-]

I’m a teacher and I used to tell boys who were afraid of the color pink that Kings used to wear red, but pink used to be the Prince’s color. That helped most of them tremendously.

[@DerekThomasLirio]

You said it was interesting to learn the choreography. I watched a few interviews, and that anger was real because she really couldn't help but giigle and mess up the steps. He's a professional dancer, so he really did get frustrated during those scenes, teaching her to dance at first.

[@zzzroxyzzz]

The song they played when Johnny left was called she's like the wind, its Patrick Swayze singing it lol

[@highheartwellness]

For musicals to watch from the 80's - "Footloose" is really good. "Xanadu" with Olivia Newton-John is a lot of fun, you'll likely appreciate the dated special effects too, which were innovative for the time

[@deeanna8448]

I love it when reviewers point out camera work and lightning because these are things I never notice. But one it's pointed out, I realize how it made the scene better

[@Cest_Moi]

Saw in the comments, Little Shop of Horrors, totally agree, we put that on in high school, amazing! Here is a must see, Damn Yankees. If you like Baseball. A great movie of a stage production is Noises Off. You will laugh so much!!

[@zacharybear7243]

Literally my fave movie. All the music was fire in this movie

[@visionaryventures12]

13:02 My favorite song of the whole movie.

[@christopheryochum3602]

Really happy you did this one, Ollie. I wanted to suggest that, if you liked the dancing, check out "Flashdance." I mention that for another reason besides the dancing. I've watched a dozen reactors gush over Patrick Swayze and never mention Cynthia Rhodes. So it's always Swayze and "his partner." Rhodes is a jaw-droppingly accomplished dancer and you'll see why, if you watch "Flashdance." The women love the sexy Swayze and he's also a guy's guy, so Rhodes resides mainly in the "Swayze's partner" category; so just giving a callout! And, if you watch it, you could shake off the "tree" image. :) I'm like a tree too, but it's the enthusiasm, right? :)

[@LordVolkov]

There is a musical version, with Abigail Breslin, adapted from the stage version of the movie.

[@randysmith7045]

Great musicals to watch "Chicago", "Camalot", "The Phantom of the opera", "Sweeny todd", Annie", "Little shop of horrors" , Strickly Ballroom", "Saturday night Fever" , "The Pirate" and if you want really crazy "The Forbidden zone".

[@moonfisher]

Yes! I love that you said Camelot. It is never reacted to and often overlooked, but I love that musical.

[@randysmith7045]

@@moonfisher one of my favs.

[@chloemilburn8482]

Some celebs in England recreated it and did scenes and lot and I found out a lot. The scene where they sing and crawl on floor…that was them practicing the scene. The kept the camera rolling and they loved it so kept it in and same as when they did it in the water scene with lift it was practise.

[@tommycrawford6277]

The actress who played Baby actually won Dancing With The Stars.

[@xcellent-records]

a great musical for you to react to is "Singing In The Rain".. other great music related movies to react to "Footloose" (starring Kevin Bacon), "Shall We Dance" (starring Jennifer Lopez),

[@tempsitch5632]

I have three older sisters. This movie was on for about ten years at my house .

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Oliver! 💃🏻

[@KellyClarke-e5o]

Patrick swayze sung the second to last song in the film

[@chloemilburn8482]

This film was done in 3 months.so had to learn it all no wonder Patrick got annoyed with her lol 😂 he was more known as a dancer 🕺 also Patrick wrote she’s like the wind about his wife..

[@TangentOmega]

I second other commentors to say watch Chicago!

[@christinahilt2978]

One of the proms I attended had a dirty dancing contest, if that tells you how popular this movie was. Other recommendations: Flashdance, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Footloose, Roadhouse, Ghost.

[@Shilohpreston]

In cinemas in my country title of this movie was "Wirujący seks" ("Swirling Sex"). After years tv stations started broadcasting this movie with original title.

[@nickey66]

Such a great movie. The soundtrack isn't bad either. You are a handsome guy. Keep doing what you're doing. You are very entertaining.

[@spikesecho724]

GREAT reaction, thank you!!!

[@dcemerald70]

Good reaction. I highly recommend you check out Footloose (1980s and 2011), Hairspray (2007), Annie (1980s and 1999), West Side Story (1961 and 2021), and The Wizard of Oz (Judy Garland).

[@robertocarbonvarela6387]

"West Side Story" (1961), "Oliver", "Jesus Christ Superstar", "Singing in the Rain", "The Sound of Music"... are some of the greatest musicals ever made. It would be amazing if you could react to them on the channel.

[@des1850]

singing in the rain

[@kimwatchesstuff]

Patrick Swayze sag She's like the Wind.

[@i.m.7710]

If you want a real musical, “Jesus Christ superstar.” Excellent!!!!!

[@FrancisXLord]

Yeah, that's probably what I did when I first saw this film. Put a teddy on my lap, for obvious reasons. LMAO. Sorry, couldn't resist that one. I was quite into Jennifer Grey growing up. As for the log, I wouldn't recommend dancing on one. Patrick Swayze injured his back falling from that one during filming. Incidentally this film was released on the second day of the Great Storm of 1987 in the UK. October 16th. Fastest recorded winds on the British Mainland ever. Still stands I believe. I could keep digging my mind for all I know about this film but there's a Wargames (1983) reaction to get to.

[@MrDeathpilot]

Jennifer Grey also played Ferris Bueller's sister in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off". She got a nose-job, lost her distinctiveness, and became just another forgettable Hollywood actress.

[@Yugioh420]

The guy you said you know plays Newman in the Seinfeld series, and is the reason the first Jurassic Park went to shit because he sold out the park to the competitors

[@paleasaghost1]

I'm going to suggest Cabaret. Academy award winner, classic, and a musical! And Jennifer Gray's father is in it!

[@deeanna8448]

Swayze and Gray didn't get along AT ALL during filming. Swayze was already a very accomplished dancer and took it extremely serious. He was genuinely annoyed when Gray kept giggling. He thought she wasn't taking it seriously, and she thought he was an overbearing jerk They did such a great acting job as characters with chemistry that you never would have known they hated each other.

[@kimwatchesstuff]

Another great early Patrick Swayze a movie I haven't seen anybody react to yet, And is a bit on point for what's going on with the war. So if you want to feel the way us genexers felt in the eighties you should watch the movie Red Dawn. Obviously make sure you're watching the original with Patrick Swayze and not the remake from a few years ago.

[@kimwatchesstuff]

I forgot that Jennifer Gray is in red dawn as well. I'm only the 4th comment I don't know if anyone said it yet but even though they seem to have great chemistry on screen Patrick and Jennifer pretty much couldn't stand each other.

[@-breakofdawn-]

Why are they remaking all the classics Patrick was in, I think that is so distespectful towards his legacy. His memory should be kept alive, and his wonderful movies shouldn’t be replaced by poor copies of classics like Point Break or Roadhouse. Always watch the original!

[@michaelhenson5396]

If you like Patrick Swayze check out the song from this film "She's like the wind" sang by Patrick Swayze. He's my favorite actor.⁰

[@jenniferyorgan4215]

If you are developing a love for musicals, there are several you can start with: Seven Brides For Seven Brothers; My Fair Lady; Victor/Victoria; Singing In The Rain; Mary Poppins; Oliver; The Music Man Those are just a few to get you started

[@brigittebos6384]

others musical movies you will love too Footloose,Flashdance. Competly différent I hope you will react to Dances with Wolves. It'snt dancing movie but one of great movie I ever seen. It's a must see movie.

[@lucieudem]

Original Footloose!

[@chloemilburn8482]

I learnt choreography by watching it too much lol 😂

[@jonc2648]

Nobody puts Baby Yoda in the corner.

[@brockbaby]

Dirty Dancing = 100% Pure American. It's who we are and how we think.

[@corvus1374]

Jennifer Grey is the daughter of Broadway legend Joel Grey, who just recently died. Joel was one of the stars of Cabaret. After this movie, Jennifer had extensive plastic surgery and her nose doesn't look the same at all. Abortion was illegal at this point, she didn't want her father involved in a crime. Baby's father, Jerry Orbach, is also a Broadway star, as well as one of the stars of the original Law & Order.

[@Latinangelbeauty]

@RolyPolyOllie Reactions It was definitely illegal at the time On a side note love the channel name!

[@christopherday8049]

You dancing > just adorable.

[@76rvega]

OMG... WHO ARE YOU???? You are friggin HILARIOUS! and VERY CHARMING... Plus ya got those sick moves! I gotta follow you man! Don't let anyone say that Baby's sister Lisa singing was equivalent to your dancing... NEVER!!!! LOL

[@Yugioh420]

I've always wanted a pet chicken, lol pretty sure it was Dinner not a pet

[@AtomicVampire1]

You should watch the musical “Cry Baby”.

[@rickc6028]

React to the movie "Dance with Me" from 1998 with Chayanne and Vanessa Williams.

[@DerekThomasLirio]

About the bootleg abortion, the guy had a dirty knife and a folding table, and they paid him hundreds of dollars to do it. They could've done it themselves. Heck, Baby could've pulled the baby out herself and saved hundreds of dollars. That's like things I've seen as a man who works in technology. People have told me they pay a guy $80 to dispose of their old computers. I've told them I'll do it for $40. LOL. I take the old computer and use the parts in it as replacements for future clients.

[@beckyhuff4408]

As far as musicals, I recommend West Side Story, Grease 2, and Oliver

[@lunataylor4155]

“Future dates”?! Well do I have an offer for you 😏😂

[@Yugioh420]

You should have known what the cloth on the door meant? Bro she was a Virgin in the 50s or 70s I forget when it took place but either way she definitely wouldn't have known what the towel meant

[@pennycopperhatch9315]

If ya wanna watch Musicals....I like "Rock of Ages" but it kinda sucks that Tom Cruise is in it tho...LOL.... Also "Into the Woods" was kinda cool. "LaLa Land" was pretty cool too!

[@leeloo4182]

If you liked this movie you would also like Strictly Ballroom is easily on a par with Dirty Dancing.

[@gregwhite8794]

top 10

[@mjanie2276]

You should do reactions with others...it's fun 😄

[@bookwoman53]

Hi. Great reaction. Please react to the director’s cut off Little Shop of Horrors (1986). It’s a fun musical set in the early ‘60s with fantastic songs.