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[@natalieburnham3300]

Stephen King wrote this specifically with Kathy in mind because he loved her so in Misery. She was incredible in this role. The whole cast was 👩‍🍳 💋

[@heatherspence3848]

What Natalie said ❤

[@tahirahshabazz50]

Great actors from my childhood and before. Classics.

[@Kazeneko]

YES!!! No one talks about this movie and it upsets me so bad. Such a fantastic movie. I cannot wait for this!

[@debrameyer1125]

I still have it on DVD and watch it often.

[@kcirtapelyk6060]

This is such a criminally underrated masterpiece and by far Kathy Bates and Jennifer Jason Leigh’s best roles.

[@angelaholmes8888]

Yep it totally is

[@jamedraa8472]

"Let's donate our cup of laughter...."😆😂🤣I'm putting that in my pocket to save for later.

[@rebo2610]

I have a guy at work I'm gonna use that on. He tells THE WORST dad jokes and stupid puns. Then when you don't laugh he explains it because he thinks you didn't get it. "Here's your cup of laughter!" Perfection!

[@mcoudeniii]

This movie has always been a silent gem. Jennifer Jason Leigh has a huge archive of movies that she has starred in where she played a dark character. I suggest "Single, White Female" for a movie reaction.

[@seamusinboston]

The realization that your parents are more than just titles is a powerful moment in a child's life. It wasn't until i was in my early 30s that I finally understood that my Mom & Dad had a life of experiences before I came along. They were people with their own secrets, traumas, and sadnesses as well as triumphs and glorious memories. Understanding that helped me see them as full human beings and made me appreciate them even more.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Yes. I had the same epiphany when I had my first son.

[@stephenulmer3781]

Well said! ❤

[@amandaasbury7524]

Idk if it was mentioned, but Stephen King wrote this book with Kathy Bates in mind to play Dolores in the eventual movie adaptation, because he loved her performance in Misery so much.

[@e.s.9080]

I feel she this role slighty is more worthy of an Academy Award than her role in Misery (which was great, and her win was deserved). This movie just rings Joan Crawford in Mildred Pierce all throughout.

[@shirleymongold1201]

Even after all these years this is still one of the best movies I have ever seen

[@dorat.88]

I really enjoyed your analisys on these important scenes, like how Selena was trying to save herself by removing part of herself from the situation, how Dolores and Vera bonded, what was the most important thing in their lives, and also how people can see the same things happening in their home totally differently. I grew up in a physically, mentally and emotionally abusive household and that is exactly what was and still is happening to me. My siblings and I was berated, belittled and beaten by our father almost every day and our mother did nothing, she wasn't present, she was waiting in another room until our father finished. I have never in my life seen my father hit my mother once, only us kids and our dogs. Today I am very hostile towards my father, I am angry at him but still extremely scared of him, mostly just trying to avoid him when I am home. My mother doesn't want to listen and understand why I don't want to talk to him, she seems to have forgotten everything that happened (my father is old and weak now so he isn't physically violent anymore) and she is always pushing and emotionally blackmailing me to be nice to my father, to hug and kiss him and answer his emails. She says I should do it for her because I am hurting her by not doing it. I think she doesn't want to admit what happened because that would mean that she made the wrong decision by marrying him and letting him do this to us. Thank you for the reaction! This is such an amazing movie

[@secrets.295]

I had a childhood trauma as a child seeing a guy died due to an accident. His face was haunting me and everytime I am in a lot of stress I would have nightmares about him. I would see him die over and over again in my dreams. I also am very afraid to drive. I went to counselling one time and this psychiatrist thought me how to repress my memory. I never really fully gone through it because the process is so daunting. You have to remember every single thing about that incident and then learn to zone out immediately. My nightmares had lesson and that incident triggered me less while I am driving but still not totally. So I could see how repressed memories could work in Selena's case. If people kept on denying things happened in the past + being an alcoholic + taking pills. Imagine how much damaged it does to your brain. Anyway, you were right. This movie is a masterpiece. Everything about this movie was brilliant, from the acting, lighting, music, the transition into flashback, etc. Brilliantly done. I also never realized it until you mentioned that Vera is not gonna let her go. She will help her but she will also help in a way that Dolores will have more gratitude to her and stay forever. It shows how such a controlling person Vera and fits her personality so well. Great reaction.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

So sorry about the trauma love.

[@secrets.295]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. Oh its nothing. Its not something that constantly haunts me everyday. Its just that some stuff can trigger my brain.

[@MusicHandsAbrupt]

I have three Kathy Bates movies purchased in my digital library. She’s my favorite actress. I also love Christopher Plummer. Man, he was a real bastard in this movie, lol. The lady that played Vira Donovan was also a fabulous actress, too bad we didn’t see more of her. Anyway, I love your reactions!!

[@samjohnson7869]

As good as Misery is, I always preferred this over it and feel this is Bates's best performance

[@chelsq1636]

I'm so glad you reacted to this. It's such a fantastic movie. ❤

[@tkmoore6057]

Your perception for subtleties is spot on, especially regarding the scene toward the beginning with Dolores and husband.

[@Kenyon712]

Delores and Vera should have gotten Oscar nominations.

[@lilyvamp]

Beaches, Steel Magnolias, Part one of Loki and Dolores Claiborne in a three weeks span? I am ecstatic! Thank you for all of the amazing reactions!

[@paulnelson7525]

Absolutely and waiting for Terms of Endearment and On Golden Pond, and Sophie's Choice.

[@paulnelson7525]

I love this movie. It was very underrated. The performances are fantastic.

[@marilynn7799]

Sometimes being Bi#@h is all a woman has to hold on to has always been my favorite quote since seeing this film.

[@angelaholmes8888]

Yeah I love that quote

[@sharpgirl72]

4:35 right out of the gate you get it! "I can tell by the music someone is going to die". THIS, the natural insight you have, is why you are one of my favorite reactors.

[@Zenobiadream]

Kathy Bates should’ve won an Oscar for this performance!! She was magnificent

[@jbvader721]

The fact that she wasn't even nominated that year (1995 was the year Braveheart won Best Picture fyi) is outright shameful.

[@rnw2739]

​@@jbvader721Even more shameful is that the ahistorical, fabricated, fake 'Braveheart' was even considered for nomination, never mind anything else.

[@mildredpierce4506]

You are so right about how a family can live in the same household and each person can have a different experience. An example of that is Christina Crawford, daughter of Joan Crawford. Christina wrote a book called Mommie Dearest alleging that Joan mistreated her. Joan adopted four kids, a son, Christina and a set of twin girls. Joan adored the twins and treated them better than she did the other children. After Christina wrote mommie dearest, The twins denied all of Christina‘s allegations and defended Joan. Because they were not mistreated and were definitely Joan’s favorites, they claimed they did not see the mistreatment of Christina even though they were in the same household.

[@heatherspence3848]

I’m crying when you said at the end, parents are just people too. I have never felt more connected to you/ your channel and I’m 40 and never wanted children but have compartmented trauma. Parents do what they THINK is best. (Not that dad) but I love your ending summary. Sending love to you and yours from Orlando Florida ❤❤❤❤

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

Kathy Bates is one of my ALL TIME FAVORITE actresses… I would watch ANY show she appears in. This role is so multidimensional: Dolores has hardened her exterior to be tough-as-nails in order to survive the awful things that have happened… but underneath, she loves so fiercely and would do ANYTHING necessary for someone she cares about.

[@Kenyon712]

Kathy Bates was brilliant.

[@giancarlojacobs9982]

Kathy Bates deserved a second Oscar for this!!! People don't show this movie enough love

[@kellyyork3898]

Women helping and supporting other women, even with and through their own pain and traumas….gives me hope that females everywhere might have a better future in this old world.

[@YesThatNeal]

One of my favorite movies of all time!

[@rebo2610]

Here comes an ugly cry! I hope you have your tissues at the ready. I love this movie. "Sometimes you have to be a high-riding bitch."

[@jilmarychastainclowers6712]

Kathy Bates said this was her favorite move (that she acted in).

[@williamsouthard9725]

LOVE this movie. Thank you for reacting to it.

[@travisirius]

Yeah, you’re going to freakin’ cry…

[@monacaravetta]

Hard to believe that is Sister Monica Joan from Call the Midwife. Judy Parfitt is an incredible actress. What an amazing, deep, emotional film this is.

[@80vs45]

Listening to your life experiences, and watching your reactions is the highlight of my week. Thank-you, for reacting to this incredible, but difficult to watch film. It's well-crafted, but a rather traumatic subject for the majority of people. (Which makes it not very common to see uploaded.) I appreciate you choosing to react to it. Ta. 💜❤💙

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Glad you enjoy it! Much love ❤️❤️

[@Circa_1989]

I don't know how I first stumbled across your videos but I am so glad that I did! I know the very first movie I watched you react to was Victor Victoria. I was so entertained watching your reactions! And your laughter was just infectious. Since then I've watched you watch many other films. I just watched your reaction to Deloris Claiborne. It's such a complex and emotional story and I was moved by the way you reacted to it. Your words were careful , thoughtful and wise. I had these issues in my family. My Father and one of my sisters. And you were able to imagine the incredible and extensive trauma heaped on to the victim and the enormous and long lasting impacts of that trauma on a child. Such has been the case for my sister for more than 40 years. I love my sister. It's beyond unfair that she became broken before she even had a chance to grow! That video, and your insightful words , had me pause many many times to simply pray for, and to cry for my sister. You can never know the exceptional burden that some people are forced to carry for a lifetime. So to everyone... Be kind. Be compassionate. Be thoughtful. And be there for people. Even when you can't understand why they struggle. It doesn't matter why. Be a comfort to those who need comforting. ❤

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

The Patron who requested Victor and Victoria is John Cichon. He passed away a few months ago and it broke my heart. Although we never met, we spoke often. Knowing that you came along due to his faith in my reaction channel - makes me tearful but happy. Thank you for your very kind words.

[@davidmarsden192]

Kathy Bates has said this is (so far) her favourite role of her career.

[@bunniebee2475]

I’m so glad you did this movie! One of my favorites. If you’ve ever watched The Sound of Music, you might recognize Detective Mackey played by Christopher Plummer. He played Captain Von Trapp, the father of the children. If you haven’t watched that movie yet you should!

[@davidmarsden192]

I LOVE that "cup of laughter" story you told! That's so awesome!! Thank you for sharing that!!

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

hahahaha

[@natalieburnham3300]

Can't wait I think this movie is in my top 5. So hard to watch but soooo good.

[@jciutube724]

I will always love this movie. I love your Nigerian views about relationships between men and women vs. men and their children. This movie was about how wives were treated in the 1960s and 70s in America and when women started to take a stand against domestic violence and sexual abuse. Dolores was eternally grateful for the advice that Vera gave her about how to respond to Joe’s sexual abuse. Selena had to recognize what happened and empathize with what Dolores went through trying to raise her daughter in a safe environment.

[@MauricioDelaRosa-db7rr]

Kudos to your channel for reacting to this underrated gem of a movie which Kathy Bates has stated is her favorite role. 🙏✌️♥️

[@antoinettestewart-ache6758]

I LOVED your review. Tou treated us the audience as your friends viewing the movie with you.

[@sharpgirl72]

19:25 donate a cup of laughter. Love the Nigerian stories. 😂

[@terryhughes7349]

I'm surprised this movie is not so well know. Well written, acted and produced. Awesome reaction.

[@krissiep1317]

This was a very dark movie for me. So much pain and the kind of pain that you are afraid of telling someone because they may respond harshly. For a long time, I did not watch movies that had the actor who played the father in it, because he was just an absolute predator.

[@marthachlipala4538]

YES! Vera could have given her the money easily! If Vera cared at all about Delores, she would have given her the money and protected her & Selena. You can't tell me the Vera couldn't have let Delores and Selena move into her house and hire the best lawyer for them. Any lawyer could have shut down Delores drunk, child molesting husband with no problem! But Vera encouraged Delores to do otherwise, because she murdered her own husband. Of course Vera only valued her possessions, I suppose she felt that possessions were the only things that wouldn't leave her, or disappoint her. And Delores was just another possession to her. So was it love or just a bond over mutual murder and need? You have to go deeper, because murdering someone cannot be the only way out of a bad marriage.

[@susanb2015]

Yes it could.

[@tinanickerson1006]

This is such an underated film it's brilliant...great reaction!!

[@cfinley81]

Oh I am so excited about this one!

[@jamesgilles6378]

This is the marvelous Kathy (Katherine?) Bates. This is not a horror movie. It is an investigation of domestic abuse through the eyes of Delores and her daughter.

[@TheWhiskerCollector]

Thank you for such a great reaction. After such a stressful day at work, it allowed me to totally forget about my day and get pulled in by this powerful story. Your words of wisdom always touch my heart as I no longer have anyone providing that in my life. I appreciate you! 🥰

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

You are so welcome Darling. Much love to you b

[@jnewmark41]

This film is in my top 5 favorites of all time! This should have won all of the Oscars. Your videos are delightful!

[@timfahey7127]

This film and reaction was an experience....for sure. Thank you...

[@taztaztaz]

another Kathy Bates classic! she’s also brilliant in Primary Colors.. def worth a watch

[@heatherspence3848]

How did I miss this! I saw it as a kid alone in the theater. And unfortunately related to Selena. I am so excited to see your opinion and thank you to who requested this. I adore Kathy Bates, as an actress and Christopher Plummer is captain Von trap the dad in the sound of music. The cast and the story I just love this not to mention Stephen King. ❤❤❤❤ 8:13

[@darastarscream]

I have survivors in my family, and I'm told Selena's flashback on the ferry is dead-on for someone reliving a repressed memory. Right down to the dissociation-- the feeling of seeing yourself from a third-person perspective or like events are happening on a time delay.

[@HuntingViolets]

That was a cute story about the cup of laughter. Yeah, I'm American and wouldn't call my friends "bitches" either.

[@MorriganAtwood]

There's a little more in the book, but the book is literally just Dolores' recorded confession to the police -- the crime drama and reconnecting with her daughter is new for the movie and I like it, but you learn a little bit more about what is going on with Vera. By the end she is mostly paralyzed, has dementia and is only lucid maybe a day or so every couple weeks, but she also has TERRIFYING hallucinations that Dolores can only suppose what they were. But she has kids in the book and Dolores assumes they just have a strained relationship because Vera talks about calling them and sending them letters, only for it to be revealed later that they died years ago. It has been a long time but I THINK it is implied they were killed because they took out one of her late husband's cars that had been sabotaged. So she is living with the guilt of her entire family being gone because of her and is just in denial about it. Dolores thinks her hallucinations are about them.

[@bonya4585]

“Heaven Can Wait” with Warren Beatty and Julie Christie will be your new favorite movie. I’d love to see you react to that. I love your music videos too.

[@allymeiske5302]

Just found your channel today and I’m glad up I did, loved this reaction ❤

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much!!

[@prettykit4]

You are a wonderful lady. Do you know how many times your reactions have raised my spirits? God bless you

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Wow, thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@heatherspence3848]

19:53 I love the story you shared about how in Nigeria when a joke doesn’t hit and laughing into the cup. That was fun insight from you, one of my favorite KZbin reactors. ❤ 22:25

[@davidmarsden192]

Excellent video! I really enjoy your reaction videos and comments! Very wise and you bring up points that really make me think! Well done!

[@danielgibson7948]

I read my mom's Stephen King books when I was young, but was always intot he spooky stuff, so wasn't interested in it, or the movie when it came out. But I read this last year (and immediately saw the movie) and loved them. Possibly a slept on Stephen King movie, I rarely see it show up on reaction channels.

[@angelaholmes8888]

Yes this film is totally underrated

[@feliciakidd9358]

Your reactions are so wonderful. I have been crying my eyes out along with you. This reaction and Fried Green Tomatoes and Beaches which are films I been seen long time ago. I own all three films. Thank you. I enjoyed you. ❤️

[@maryansel932]

I so loved your perspectives!

[@michaelmiranda3688]

Such a great movie! And you always give us the best reactions ❤ This made my evening 😊

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

I'm so glad!

[@BradyQuartermaine]

This is one of my favorite movies. This reaction and perspective was so, so good. 🙏

[@bigislander72]

18:30 so much for the "bonding over the abuse" theory!

[@paulklenknyc]

One of my favorite movies! Can't wait to see your reaction!

[@heatherspence3848]

Thank you for the length of this reaction! I wish I had the money to be a Patreon

[@-jess--here--]

19:18 i love that 😂 I never heard anyone say that before. Thanks for sharing. Love the reaction so far. I have to watch you react to a funny movie because your laughter is beautifully contagious.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Glad you enjoyed it dear.

[@-jess--here--]

I did very much. You have such great insight and the ability to look at a situation from multiple perspectives. Look forward to watching more of your reactions. My guess about what you did was move your car or roll up the windows for the lawn people.

[@kellyyork3898]

I love your analogies. You could be a literature teacher.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

my mom was a literature teacher

[@tahirahshabazz50]

My case was different. I identified with everyone's trauma but my own. I'm dealing with that now. But then I was invisible. Until I was needed. And did what was required of me.

[@kaseyjones2861]

I think about the bond of two women who know that they both killed their men for self preservation. You wonder if through all the years spent together, did they ever talk about it again, or did the days go by every single day without speaking of it. Dolores read to Vera Salinas clippings, so you know Vera felt vindication, probably even for her own choice with her own man. That was a gift to Vera who didn't seem to have her own children since she left everything to Dolores. I bet Vera and Dolores stayed away from talking about the deaths of their men, and focused on their hatred of that detective. That's why Dolores was so unimpressed and not intimidated at all when he was doing everything he could to prosecute her for Veras death.

[@robertyeah2259]

I always wanted to know more about Vera and her husband. The only thing we see is that he ignores her and he was cheating on her. Pretty shitty, but it makes her seem more deranged than Dolores cause it’s not as solid of a motivation to kill him

[@kaseyjones2861]

@@robertyeah2259 Vera seems pretty happy with her decision to remove her problematic husband. She did not seem happy with the thought of her bedsheet cleaner being removed. Seems like she can only objectify people. Pretty twisted lady even if she did make the correct call about Joe. I don't think Dolores and Vera "loved" each other. But, they did need each other. Yes, Vera is more twisted for sure. Amazing amazing amazing acting job. Really is an outstanding story and movie.

[@kaseyjones2861]

Vera and Dolores didn't love each other, but they needed each other. Salina and Dolores loved each other, but they didn't need each other.

[@petraschwingeler9688]

Vera had 2 children in the book, who both died in an accident. Karma ??? Vera denied the death of her children in the book.

[@guitarman8462]

Another Stephen King movie : Needful Things

[@guitarman8462]

Needful Things : stars the same actor who played the old priest in : The Exorcist

[@1487.]

Good movie... You have to see the movie the Magdalene Sisters and Rabbit Proof Fence.... excellent movies

[@DavidLopez-yt1ds]

Thank you for your reaction to this movie. It was my mom's favorite movie. Whenever we watched it she used to always say that mothers were the most powerful people in the world. Two years ago she wanted the movie on DVD to watch it whenever she wanted to. I ordered it for her, but unfortunately it arrived one week after covid took her. I watch it every now and then. I miss my mother so much.

[@rabrab3]

Fantastic book and book. The best of Stephen King! He wrote this book with Kathy Bates in mind. We LOVE you and your channel!!

[@fourleafclover2885]

Great analysis and I love your accent! So beautiful and elegant.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Wow, thank you Hun!

[@pattycarljackson]

so happy you did this movie. it is definitely an underrated movie.

[@secrets.295]

Omgggg. Cant wait

[@howarddalton8436]

Really happy you enjoyed this movie. It’s always been a favorite of mine.

[@tahirahshabazz50]

Stopped taking to my brother for this very thing. Both living in the home both witnesses to trauma. But he denies any events took place.

[@TheTraveler976]

A real tearjerker!

[@angelaholmes8888]

I first watched this film when I was a child it took me years to understand why at times it was hard for me to watch this movie I was sexually abused when I was a child I blocked out my trauma until I was 14 years old I'm 33 years old now rewatching the film now as an adult I totally have a bigger appreciation for it

[@83gemm]

Your comment about the different views people have of the same person ties in with a repeated theme from the book, “The inside and outside of a marriage aren’t much more than kissing cousins.” In the book, Joe never hits her again after she threatened him. But everyone in town thought he did. Dolores hits her arm while cleaning and gets a big bruise. A lady in the store sees it and says, “Ain’t men awful!” And Dolores has no clue until she thinks about it what the woman meant. But the lady assumed Joe had given her the bruise, even though she just hit it while working. The book really tackles the fact that you can be looking right at something and not see what’s actually going on.

[@kashesan]

One of my favorite Stephen King stories-so well done on film too.

[@zedwpd]

So guess which actor was in the Sound of Music

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Hun - I know Christopher Plummer.

[@kimrt37]

Your perspectives were very interesting to hear😊

[@pamnicklas5536]

You were talking about using your muscles....my coworker is half my age and can't lift a da*n thing.....utterly helpless! 😂

[@roderickmacsween2820]

Filmed in Nova Scotia ...have not seen the movie though.

[@mildredpierce4506]

47:46 that’s the warden from Shawshank redemption

[@alyssajohnson3462]

It’s not Katie, it’s Kathy Bates. I thought it was the other way as well, until grow up and learned it was Kathy 😂

[@hotfriedgriyoandpeeklees1522]

My cousin and i watched this not expecting much, we were un our late teens. It didn't disappoint one bit.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

After young Selena had a nervous breakdown, her memories dissociated - which is why she doesn’t remember anything about her father… So, she honestly has no memory of being able to do things like cooking. (I have similar “holes” in my memory: I’m “missing” an entire year when I was 12 yrs old. And, even tho I’m aware that I had been becoming a pretty good cook when I was a youngster… as an adult I could literally barely boil water.)

[@jamesgilles6378]

Abuse of females are examined by three characters- Delores, Selena, and Vera. Each we need to know about and each is vividly portrayed here.

[@nicolewilliams3434]

I loved your reaction and commentary ❤ New Subscriber 😳

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much 😁

[@paulklenknyc]

Another great reaction, and another great movie! Thank you!

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mildredpierce4506]

When you feel nauseous and lightheaded, chew on some fresh ginger root. Not ginger tea not ginger candy but fresh ginger root. Take a few slices and and chew it extracting the juice. If you have a garlic press you can squeeze out about a teaspoon of it or more if needed this is good for lightheadedness.

[@mikevanhouten5499]

I thought you would like my take on Bonnie Tyler "Total eclipse of the heart". Thanks JJL