FARGO (1996) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!

Back at it again with another movie reaction and this time we got Fargo (1996) I loved The Big Lebowski so much I wanted to give another Coen Brother's movie a try and I wasn't disappointed!
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[@gregthebaritone]

In Fargo, Steve Buscemi's role was so large and integral and in Miller's Crossing, Buscemi's character spoke a mile a minute and probably had the most lines even though he wasn't on screen as much as many other characters. As a joke, in The Big Lebowski, the Coen Brothers gave Buscemi a character who couldn't get in a word edgewise.

[@billhicks6449]

Coen brothers grew up in Minnesota, they're comfortable with snow. And the behavior of people in the beginning is what they call "Minnesota nice".

[@OctoKrool]

I'm from Canada and the Minnesota nice vibes reminded me of Canadian stereotypes lol.

[@RraMakutsi]

I grew up in Minnesota, and this movie is basically like a documentary, it's so accurate... I literally had to call my Grandpa after seeing this to ask if he was in it. The old man shovelling his drive, talking about tending bar at Ecklund and Scmedlunds, looked and sounded just like him at the time. He said it wasn't him, but I still have my doubts, lol

[@hectorsmommy1717]

One thing I remember about Siskel and Ebert's review when the movie came out was one of them saying that they felt the snow was really another character.

[@billhicks6449]

@Robert Juzefski it's actually a misconception. Minnesota doesn't get near the snowfall the states east get as we're the last place before the great lakes create lake effect snow. However, we get the brunt of the cold as even the great lakes mitigate the cold. So whatever snow does fall, ain't going anywhere.

[@therealmanos]

I love how this film switches from comedy to horror in one second.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Same here

[@jxchamb]

You can watch this movie two dozen times and it will still feel just as fresh as the first time.

[@SlyRy]

Margie finding out that Mike lied to her at the restaurant made her skeptical about others lying, so she went back to interview Jerry further. Pretty neat subplot just for that one bit of motivation.

[@jnagarya519]

Her panic was hilarious: "He fled the interview! He fled the interview!"

[@badpope]

I love this film but I always wondered why that subplot was in there. This makes a lot of sense. 👍

[@SandJosieph]

But why Jerry specifically unless she already had her suspicions?

[@timothyleetch5403]

The accent and special way he actors are talking is called “Minnesota Nice.” Many Minnesotans were insulted when the movie came out, but if you look past that, you will see the Minnesotan characters (like Marge) had an appreciation for the simple things in life and the criminals wasted their lives away.

[@williamnorton1569]

Most of us Minnesotans were not the least bit offended - after all the Coen brothers are local boys, and we can laugh at ourselves. However, some of us from White Bear Lake High School thought the hooker was a bit much. "Go Bears!"

[@chops5853]

The Coen Bros are absolutely genius story tellers. Just imagine conceiving this story and writing this script. They are masters of their craft

[@Sebastian-np7uc]

Peter Stormare (Buscemis partner) is a big actor from Sweden, where I come from. He's so great in the role!

[@OctoKrool]

He's a solid actor, I absolute loved him being the silent yet badass you don't mess with lol.

[@thunderstruck5484]

I like that he put his hat on before coming out with the axe haha classic!

[@SA-zoom1]

@@thunderstruck5484 I always remember him from the Lost World Jurassic Park, he meets a grisly end!

[@andrewreisinger6860]

Stomare was also one of the characters in Lebowski. One of the Nihlists/Porn actor "Ulee". Logjammin!

[@victorcasas2290]

My favorite role of his was his voice acting as Mattias Norstrom in the video game: Mercenaries; Playground of Destruction.

[@ssoproni]

Frances McDormand (Margie) Has actually won best actress oscar for her work here

[@OctoKrool]

This actually makes me really happy, she was phenomenal as Margie

[@angelagraves865]

I absolutely love Frances McDormand.

[@Cindrbell]

She's amazing!!

[@cacoca79]

@@OctoKrool diceman cometh and porkys are also good videos to react to.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Yes she did I was so happy 😊 when she won great performance

[@SinoSene]

A favourite of mine. And a quote I love. Marge: And for what? For a little bit of money. There's more to life than a little money, you know. Don'tcha know that? And here ya are, and it's a beautiful day.

[@2Templebay]

We love your brother. Please consider keeping him as a permanent cohost.

[@RraMakutsi]

Would love to see "Raising Arizona" as your next Coen Brothers movie... early Nicholas Cage, and such a classic! "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" would another fun one to check out, but you really can't go wrong with any Coen film.

[@downhomefam]

I loved this movie when I was a kid, oddly the music and almost camp set design appealed to me for some reason. ( The babies room)

[@launabanauna8958]

Two AWESOME suggestions!!

[@claudec2588]

"No Country For Old Men". The scariest bad guy I've ever seen in a movie. Great actors. But don't expect an ending where everyone lives happily ever after. It's a great move and I bought the DVD but I could only watch it once.

[@OctoKrool]

It's 100% on my list, maybe not the next one I do but will certainly be coming soon; I've had that recommended to me for a while now!

[@fauxrowsdower7610]

@@OctoKrool reactions to that one are scarce!! It's a great film

[@niteowlsongs]

Anton is pretty bad, but no one is scarier than FRANK BOOTH.😬😬😬😬

[@Jordan-Ramses]

@@OctoKrool - I saw someone run out like he ran from the police interview. This was one of those true crime stories. He killed his wife and had her in a plastic container in his garage. He was being interviewed for television telling everyone how his wife was missing and he was hoping to find her. The police are searching his house. He sees them go into the garage and runs and gets in his car and drives off right in the middle of the interview. It was all on camera lol. I guess he was hoping that they wouldn't search the garage? He had tried to dispose of the body a couple times but he kept panicking and bringing it back. Then when the police got a search warrant it was right there in the garage. He was so bad at crime.

[@MontyI]

He was scary but he is no Daniel Plainview

[@t0dd000]

Frances McDormand won an oscar for this. She's also married to Joel Coen.

[@MojiBeau]

Margie’s one of the all time great protagonists. Growing up weren’t a lot of female leads that were strong like this, so when I watched this it was exciting

[@dontbstingy3587]

I still quote her probably semi weekly. "Oh yeah? Is is reasonable?" comes out whenever the conversation turns to the price or how expensive something is.

[@Vayne122]

Margie is awesome

[@scipioafricanus5871]

@@Vayne122 Margie ain't no Mary Sue or Margit Sue as it were.

[@sonofmoss]

I love how when she puts the authority in her voice it’s not over the top and doesn’t feel fake.

[@jefmay3053]

The Coen's got you. It's not based on a true story. However The Big Lebowski is.

[@everythingloveurlife4904]

It is based on a true story

[@masterbeattie973]

The Coen Brothers have stated that the story itself is true but the characters are loosely made up around said story

[@thebossrayden]

The cohens always say based on a true story. It's a inside joke.

[@bentighe4811]

@@masterbeattie973 definitely not a true story, and they have acknowledged that more than once.

[@k8tallison250]

The Coens say it’s a “true” story because someone is telling it. As in, it’s a story. Not a factual event.

[@strawdawgs78]

Fun fact: No one on KZbin has reacted to "Miller's Crossing" yet. Which means you need to get on it ASAP.

[@AndyBestHP]

Seconded. The Coen Bros early run of films is incredible. Blood Simple, Raising Arizona, Miller's Crossing and Barton Fink. All genius.

[@cmloz]

Thirded. Still their top movie, though it is now a crowded list of contenders. Only problem with Miller's Crossing as a reaction subject is that the first time you watch it, there is a lot to keep up with in terms of plot. It's only once you've got the plot nailed down that you can enjoy the film fully. So I wouldn't want to watch someone's reaction first time through, but the second, when they're enjoying the fantastic dialogue and the depth of the characters.

[@harrymarshall]

Try Sam raimi's crimewave,, written by coen bros

[@elizabethstrong6057]

I'm so glad you guys appreciate the humor of this movie. I feel like some-to-many people don't really "get" it (like the opening scene at the bar)

[@OctoKrool]

I love this kind of humor, it's a shame you don't see stuff like this much nowadays.

[@ida305]

This movie is highkey hilarious, my favorite scene is when that native american guy beats up butt naked Steve Buscemi 🤣

[@neuvocastezero1838]

There are some quirky chuckle parts, but this is no comedy.

[@CameronJamesPhillips]

@@neuvocastezero1838 it's a black comedy 🤔what are you talking about?

[@neuvocastezero1838]

@@CameronJamesPhillips I disagree with the characterization of this as a dark comedy. There are funny and warm moments, but those aren't dark, and the "dark" parts aren't funny.

[@tomantush4867]

100% fiction. The false tag line set the "suspension of disbelief" for the audience. Works, don't it?

[@foljs5858]

Well, similar BS have happened tho. Similar "Genius" plans go wrong all the time...

[@Jared_Wignall]

Only thing in the film that’s actually based on any sort of facts is the wood chipper scene. That was inspired by the death of Helle Crafts, who was murdered by her husband, who then put her body in a wood chipper and became the first murder conviction without a body in Connecticut.

[@sedawk]

@@Jared_Wignall Actually, many of the scenes are based on unrelated true events - just all strung together. The “undercoat” scene at the car dealer is an experience one of the Coen brothers had.

[@harrymarshall]

All wrong,,, it's a true story,, says so at the beginning 😜 🚬🚗💀🪓♠️❄️❄️❄️❄️💵❄️❄️🥞📺🦆

[@harrymarshall]

Another great buscemi film is ,, king of new york,, that's a true story too ,, 😏

[@kylecs3586]

If you ever did wonder - the Mike Yanagita scene is in fact very integral to the film. Marge is presented as an intelligent officer, but she can be very trusting and a little naive about the nature of people. She believed Mike's story, and was shocked after learning Mike had lied, and so convincingly. So this in turn propels her to return to Jerry, as she considers she may have been too trusting of him, and because the evidence does point to a car business. It's a sweet, little overlooked subplot that actually leads to the climax.

[@NoelleMar]

Her believing Mike isn’t proof of her being naive or too trusting. People are bad at telling when people lie - even when they think they aren’t. There’s no reason to think someone you knew lied about getting married and losing his wife. We only know she was wrong to believe him after the fact and because it’s a movie. She’s perceptive about the characters and much observant than most people, not to mention most police. So no it’s quite the opposite. She seems to understand human nature quite well. And even when you understand logically why people do certain things, it can still strike you as so nonsensical. That’s why she found what these guys were doing to be unbelievable. And sure, maybe it’s because she’s too well-adjusted. But that doesn’t make her naive. People aren’t flawed or to blame when people lie to them or for not being omniscient.

[@jamessmithe5490]

"Don't you know there's more to life than just a bit of money?" Can't believe you left that scene out.

[@maximillianosaben]

Burn After Reading is another Coen Bros. movie that is actually quite a bit like Fargo, but leaning a bit further towards the comedic end of the spectrum. And it is really darn funny.

[@christucker7655]

Great film

[@bunpeishiratori5849]

Yeah, I agree about Burn After Reading. I think it's one of their best movies, right up there with Fargo and the massively underappreciated Blood Simple.

[@jamesoblivion]

So underrated. I was cry laughing in the theater. The fact that the music is such a straight espionage thriller score just makes it twice as funny, and no one can make horrific violence against decent people so utterly hilarious as the Coens can.

[@scipioafricanus5871]

@@bunpeishiratori5849 Blood Simple is anything but simple!

[@leemullen433]

My eyebrows were so far up my head waiting for them to get to the wood chipper scene.

[@shainewhite2781]

Fun fact: the movie is not based on a true story,but based on actual events that happened in 1964 and 1987.

[@kbrooke469]

I know really-the other dude kept saying "Based on a true story"-no-look at the beginning of the film again-THIS IS A TRUE STORY...

[@vincentvarkor]

Actually it's based on a case that happened in November 1986 in Newtown, Connecticut, where a man assasinated his wife and put her parts in a Woodchipper.

[@NiamhCreates]

"Is that a wood chipper?" 😂😂😂 Yes. Yes, sir, it is, lol.

[@becksimilian2955]

Margie and Norm are seriously couple goals... they're so sweet to each other

[@woodedlane]

I recommend 'Falling Down' with Michael Douglas. Another one of those 'wait - what just happened' movies. :)

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

What I love about the Coen brothers is their films have so many scenes where you just know most major studios would be telling them that they have to cut them. It's what makes them unique

[@NoelleMar]

I was thinking about how many viewers now would complain about it being too slow and “not making any sense.” (I think most who watch the movie appreciate it. But if it came out today and that was the predominant narrative… everyone and their moms would be jumping online to rag on it lol.)

[@sevenduster27]

“IM NOT GOING TO DEBATE YOU JERRY!!!”😂

[@SpottedQ]

They made a series out of this, the first season is stupendous, amazing!!

[@evelynne2846]

Margie won an best actress oscar for this performance and another for "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri" 2017. If you liked her in Fargo, watch Three Billboards. Other actors in Billboards are Woody Harrelson, Sam Rockwell. Excellent drama. Loved your reaction.

[@spookym123]

Frances McDormand also won a third Best Actress Oscar for "Nomadland" (2020).

[@sjd5750]

The Coen bros. are genius film makers...I love all their films.

[@andrewreisinger6860]

Any of the Coen Brothers films would be great. Especially "No Country for Old Men" and maybe their remake of "True Grit".

[@krautgazer]

It's very interesting how everyone seems to have a favorite Coen brothers movie and it varies so much from people to people. They have an extensive filmography but each film could be a favorite of someone (well, maybe except for The Ladykillers and Intolerable Cruelty). Mine's Fargo but I know different people who have The Big Lebowski, No Country for Old Men, Barton Fink, Inside Llewyn Davis as their favorites. On the internet I've seen people saying Blood Simple, Raising Arizona, A Serious Man, Burn After Reading, Miller's Crossing, O Brother Where Art Thou? and even The Hudsucker Proxy as their favorites. Btw, I said that because you chose True Grit for a reaction, which wouldn't be one of my choices.

[@bunpeishiratori5849]

Their remake of True Grit was actually better than the original with John Wayne. It followed the book more faithfully.

[@MySerpentine]

I adore the description of Steve Buscemi as 'kinda funny-looking'

[@andrewreisinger6860]

Not a true story. The Coen Brothers just playing with the audience.

[@joshuayeager3686]

@@nadronnocojr Not actually a true story. It’s based off of true events from both the 60’s and the 80’s. It’s all formed off of multiple stories they read in papers and saw vids of.

[@Palmieres]

The true story part is just the start of the movie, where the couple are buying a car and there's the protection sealant thing convo. Technically it makes the statement at the start correct, though it certainly doesn't apply to the main plot of the movie. You can still call it a true story or inspired by real events if at least some of it is true, even if it's just a meaningless part of it 💁

[@DementedCaver]

True story that it is not a true story. ;)

[@andrewreisinger6860]

@@DementedCaver "It is true that it was a story" - Sheriff Ed Tom Bell, in No Country for Old Men.

[@DementedCaver]

@@andrewreisinger6860 NCFOM is one of the only movies that actually gave me a nightmare in my adult life. ;)

[@gorash100]

I was 22 when I saw this in the theatre ...I knew immediately I saw something special. its a masterpiece.. imo.

[@r.j.powers381]

I like it when you announce why you mute the film. It makes the silence bearable. Another great reaction video 😊🎉🎉🎉 BTW the man who played the father of the kidnapped woman is Harve Presnell who starred with Debbie Reynolds in The Unsinkable Mollie Brown. The musical showed off his amazing singing voice

[@myownchannel247]

Frances McDormand won the Academy Award for best actress in 97

[@MrAitraining]

"Midnight Run" would be a great movie to check out.

[@Arkens]

Hell yes. One of my favorite movies of all time!

[@northernpunx1978]

I can watch that movie anytime. So fun.

[@tonkatrucker]

I just got 2 words for you.....

[@andrewreisinger6860]

Won Best Picture. FRances McDOrmand won best actress.

[@glennthompson1173]

It didn't win for best movie but it should have. Yeah Frances McDormand she was fabulous she deserves the Oscar.

[@randywhite3947]

It didn’t win best Picture unfortunately

[@andrewreisinger6860]

@@glennthompson1173 my bad. I thought it did

[@glennthompson1173]

@@andrewreisinger6860 I was disappointed it didn't.

[@johnhouse9983]

I can't believe you didn't laugh when Steve Buscimi delivered the ''you should see the other guy" line, i couldn't stop.

[@launabanauna8958]

Someone mentioned towards the beginning, that all of these people seem so cheerful, and happy, and yes, they do. A lot of their attitude comes across this way because of the culture, and (funny) accent people in this area have. They have this dialect, from being descendants of Scandinavian, German, and Irish immigrants during the 19th century. Just a little FYI. 😊

[@dlweiss]

Great reaction! Thankfully, this story isn't actually based on specific true events; that's just something the Coens added to perk the audience's interest. :)

[@dlweiss]

Also, shoutout the the Undertale hat!

[@mckenzie.latham91]

One of the things i love about the cohens style is that they’ll have entire lengths of funny or normal scenes suddenly splashed with intense violence

[@kensteele5139]

Great reaction. I'm glad you decided to invite your brother back. I really enjoy the banter between the two of you. Thanks for sharing.

[@shainewhite2781]

The woodchipper scene Actually happened in 1986 where an airline pilot disposed of his wife's, an airline stewardess, body with woodchipper.

[@randywhite3947]

Interesting fact

[@NWAWskeptic]

I love the Family Guy clip where Lois kills Brian in a parody of that scene

[@danshelton3857]

Watch "A Simple Plan" starring Billy Bob Thornton for a movie where things go wrong.

[@dontbstingy3587]

Ooh they should watch Slingblade too. Thats a forgotten classic.

[@NWAWskeptic]

@@dontbstingy3587 Billy Bob Thornton was in season 1 of Fargo the TV series, awesome performance as the bad guy. and we find out what happens to the money buried in the snow in the movie

[@NoelleMar]

I mean to be fair, truth is stranger than fiction! The Coen brothers really did one on everyone with that true story prank lol. I think because they captured that stranger than fiction aspect. Such beautiful music in this.

[@washo2222]

You should do more First Time Reactions with your brother. It's always fun to have two in the same room watching something for the first time. Another great Coen Brothers film is "O Brother, Where Art Thou." Great story, great acting. I would also recommend "The Lighthouse," "The Mist," "Snowpiercer,""Beautiful Boy, "The Game," and "Identity." Keep up the good work. Looking forward to the next First Reaction.

[@JohnDoe-bz4yl]

This is in my top 3 Coen Brothers films 1. No country for old men 2. Fargo 3.Raising Arazona

[@MrMike4017]

Love your guys reactions! Yes watch with your brother. This is my second time watching your channel. Fantastic!

[@TheTLElliott]

Ethan Coen said putting "This is a true story" at the opening makes people view it as a documentary, which is what they wanted. But it is NOT a true story or anything close. The opening is part of the Coen Bros messing with your minds. As Ethan Coen said "It's true, but it never really happened."

[@karenlong5616]

Please react to Raising Arizona. You won't be disappointed!

[@DougRayPhillips]

That deal about it being a true story is just smoke. The accents, dialect, and "Minnesota Nice" mannerisms are all a caricature of the region.

[@OctoKrool]

It actually reminded me of Canadian caricatures a lot too

[@Hemdian]

There is a spin-off series with the same name. Each season is a different story (but season one is a retelling of the movie), all equally bizarre.

[@thunderstruck5484]

Coen brothers early movie from 1985 is “Blood Simple “ it’s also very good with the same tone as this and other movies of theirs also Frances McDormand ( Margie) is married in real life to one of the brothers, thanks for reacting I look forward to your reactions thanks again

[@randywhite3947]

Blood Simple is 84 not 85

[@lesliehorwinkle]

'Blood Simple' but it's harder to find. Their first movie, more like 'No Country for Old Men'.

[@bjrnbrynemo9059]

The movie is even better now, than back then. What a masterpiece! Good review also.

[@thedeepfriar745]

They did a great job with the 4k remaster of this film

[@confucius12012]

No Country for Old Men would be my recommendation.

[@kipwhitler6804]

Another phenomenal movie choice! Loving the reactions as always, my dude!

[@OctoKrool]

Thank you Kip, the recommendations I've been getting are solid!

[@mateuszkaczmarek9193]

i like you guys, you so funny and honest.Keep doing what you do because you are doing good job, bringing smile on our faces. ✌

[@brentfreeland5834]

I recall hearing a story about a woman from a foreign country, I don't remember which one, actually flew to the United States, went to Fargo during the winter and actually froze to death looking for the case of cash. True story.

[@tree6787]

Margie is so awesome the actress that played her is absolutely amazing

[@NWAWskeptic]

Watch season 1 of Fargo the TV series if you want to know what happened to the money he buried in the snow.

[@kingfield99]

"is that a wood-chipper?" er, yup.

[@joannevincent2035]

I can't see Frances McDormand now without hearing "Yah - you betcha!"

[@flibber123]

This is my favorite of their movies. It has the perfect blend of cast, characters, humor, and 'this isn't going to go well' in it. I like to entertain thoughts every now and then about who would find the money after the snow melted, and what did they do with it? A farmer? Someone driving by and seeing the case just laying there?

[@tree6787]

This is such a good movie everything about it! I especially love the dialogue😊

[@joebluezcologne1023]

Thxxx bros 4 the best reaction of this movie 🤣🔥🔥🔥❤️‍🔥🙏🏽

[@Islam4Europeans]

24:30 Quick note on the Mike Yanagita story line. Many people thought that the scene had absolutely no relevance to the movie. In actuality, Mike and Jerry's behaviours were eerily similar: exaggerated behaviours, changing the topic, etc. After eating her breakfast, you can see a light bulb go off in her head while driving, liking this supposed non-sequitir event to her investigation. This is when she decides to return to the dealership to probe Jerry once more.

[@danielwong5378]

Great honest reactions to one of my favorite flicks.

[@F13fan]

The first season of the Fargo show shows what happens to the money buried in the snow. Glad you watched this and loved when you watched The Big Lebowski. Check the Coen Bros movie, Lady Killers

[@The3rdGunman]

Love it when Curtis joins. Your best vids are with your brother!

[@suncore598]

Great Fargo reaction. I like you and your brother reacting together.

[@TheJohnnywbred]

Such an awesome dark film.

[@babyfry4775]

I love Frances McDormand (Margie). William H. Macy, Steve Buscemi are all so good. It’s excellent writing and acting when it looks like real people. Such a good movie and they got the accents right. Blood Simple is another good Coen Brothers movie. So glad you liked it. All about greed. Even though it’s not true you can see how it could be true. Everything goes wrong. Keep reacting!

[@bergman6581]

Margie won the academy award for this roll

[@iminthewychelm5153]

RIP Helle Crafts...(husband disposes of the body w/a wood chipper is damn savage), Richard released from prison in 2020 (too soon). Still Fargo is a awesome movie.

[@betsyduane3461]

This was nominated for Best movie and director, Frances McDormand won for best actress. And the Cohen's won for Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen

[@Huntress59]

Yes, and William H. Macy as Jerry was nominated too

[@susanalexander6721]

The infamous wood chipper scene. Couldn't wait for you to get there.

[@HarryDuBois616]

"what is that sound? A wood chipper or something?" i find it very hard to believe you could just guess that on first time watching. It makes me wonder how many of these reactions are legit

[@MrRondonmon]

This kind of stop happens 10 times a day in the real world. Marge (Frances McDormand) is married to Joel Cohen, they met in the Cohen's first-ever movie, "Blood Simple" which I think is their 2nd best movie behind 'No Country for Old Men". She has thus played in quite a few of their movies, of course. I think she's been in like 7 or 8 of their movies. I am pretty sure the Cohens "STORYBOARD" all their scenes out like Hitchcock, thus they get exactly what they want from the actors, hence in many cases, it does seem like real life, because they have seen it all storyboarded.

[@andrewkelley434]

Fun fact: when Peter Stormare's character hits Frances McDormand with the log at 29:34, it really breaks her leg. You can see the log bounce off her leg, ouch! But she stays in character :)

[@blank6127]

One of my favorite film's. Defiantly in my top 5.

[@gregsaunders7355]

watch RAISING AIZONA .

[@Day0One]

I love watching the Brothers doing the movie-reaction... (Great-Team)-!!

[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

“Prince’s logo “ was credited as “body in field” however Prince wasn’t actually in the film

[@robboaron]

Check out the Fargo TV show. It answers what happened to the money in the first season (Starring BIlly Bob Thornton and Martin Freeman). For other Coen brothers try "Burn after Reading", "Miller's Crossing", "Barton Fink", "O Brother, where art thou", just to name a few. You can't go wrong with a Coen brothers movie.

[@3XLDave]

Hey, Happy New Year and thanks for the video! It was fun seeing the two of you react to this one. I don't hate your brother even a little.

[@victorcasas2290]

You should consider reacting to the movie "Amadeus"

[@kevinfriend3894]

The Fargo series is also a must watch. Though it makes some slight connections to the movie the stories are different and very compelling.

[@folkblues4u]

You guys are the most American Canadians I've ever seen. Lol

[@creativitycell]

Coen Brothers Genius! The TV series Fargo that came after this is sane level of dark black unpredictable genius humour. I couldn't wait for next episode. This Movie stunned me with its unpredictable genius plot n dark humour, i was laughing out loud in parts you don't think you would!😮👍🙏

[@jeannejorgensen1230]

Steve Buscemi used to be a New York City Firefighter

[@cyrilmauras4247]

Through most of the movie, they had to make artificial snow, as there was little natural snow that winter. Only the scenes on the highway were real snow.

[@pumkinplays8328]

whatched two vids from you and you are so relateable dude

[@JamesComstockCages]

Not a true story, but a crazy neat story line. Learn something new every time I see it.

[@tjs.8334]

Fargo TV series is just as crazy. You'd enjoy it. Appreciate your work. Needed this great content 💪

[@OctoKrool]

Thanks TJ I appreciate that a ton and I've been super interested in it; I'd love to see a TV series with this kind of humor!

[@leeconway1000]

Oh yah. Real good. Thanks a bunch.

[@CEngelbrecht]

"Hudsucker Proxy". Everybody overlooks that Coen Bros. one.

[@tracyfrazier7440]

Good job on the editing. Thank you.