Dustin Hoffman is AMAZING! | Rain Man | First Time Reaction

[@josephstanfield6605]

I think a lot of people would be exactly like Charlie back then. We need to think of the times as a frame of reference when we look at some of his behaviors. Especially during that mediation scene. I think you kind of overreacted to him during that meeting ...just a bit. A lot of people would get flustered during something like that. Everything happening is completely new to him. And when the meeting started, he actually felt like he wanted to keep his brother close. And he thought the Doctor and the mediator were not giving Raymond enough credit for what he is capable of, relationship wise. He felt like both he and his brother were under attack, in a sense. Just my opinion, anyway

[@zxbc1]

Exactly. The problem of millennials reacting to a lot of classic movies is they have no frame of reference on social progress in the last 30-40 years. Charlie is the quintessential 80s alpha male archetype - arrogantly self-serving, narcissistic and patronizing towards everyone in their life, especially the women and minorities. The lack of awareness and social stigma attached to autism and mental illness in the population was also the norm, not the exception, and the way Charlie behaved towards someone so abnormal like Raymond was every bit realistic every for an average person at the time, let alone an alpha male. If you simply look at Charlie from a 21st century lens (especially from a socially progressive feminist lens), it's easy to feel revulsion and lack of sympathy. If you study the culture and watch more movies from that time, you'd start to appreciate the accuracy in which Tom Cruise portrayed the character and the interactions with his brother. And you'd gain some more insight into the rather well constructed character arc without prejudice.

[@MrKardany]

I agree, he was defensive because he already knew the outcome going in. He is not a bad person overall he was abandoned as a child emotionally.. his brother was his only source of emotional support, he blamed his father for a lot and he was suffering financially.. him and his business that he built on his own .. he needed the money or his life would fall apart so he was disparate. Also his devout of emotion was picked up from his father.. over all both Tom and Dustin performances were brilliant.. character development for Charlie was on point .. subtle and executed brilliantly. One of my top 10 movies… One last thing I love about this movie is Hans zimmer, he gave this movie so much life and made the emotional scenes 10 times better.

[@subliminallime4321]

Seeing how Raymond was able to change Charlie over the course of a week makes me wonder what Charlie would've been like if he hadn't lost Rain Man as a child. He probably would've been a completely different person. He's right to be upset that no one ever told him he had a brother.

[@VerowakReacts]

Charlie could have definitely been a very different person had he had Rain Man in his life. It's good to see that he was able to change during that week though and that he formed a connection with his brother

[@claymccoy]

I agree. He had the right to know he had a brother. Just simply stating "What would you have done if we did tell you?" Doesn't matter. He should still know.

[@spiralbones]

You seem like a real joy to be around....

[@VerowakReacts]

I most definitely am if you're not the kind of person who talks over others all the time

[@WastedPo]

I think the character change in Charlie was great in how subtle and plausible it was. He was still kind of a prick at the end, and he and Raymond didn't go driving off into the sunset together. Raymond went back to the assisted living facility, and Raymond was just a *slightly* better person for the experience.

[@VerowakReacts]

Charlie definitely became a better person and matured. I like his development, but I still don't like his traits and how he is. I'm also glad that they didn't drive off into the sunset!! It's actually a really good ending and great character development

[@namco003]

I love how Charlie realized he can't hug his brother, but them putting their heads together was how they hug. It's so adorable.

[@MrPicklerwoof]

Charlie is who he is because of his father, who it's heavily implied resented him and showed little love for him. So he's this very independent, headstrong, emotionally distant individual who struggles to have meaningful relationships with anybody (note the phone call with Susanna where he admits to not being good at it). I find it hard to 'hate' him, he had a very limited upbringing which damaged him.

[@richiecabral3602]

You've probably already been getting this, and I don't want to sound like I'm piling on, but you do have to put things in historical perspective. There was basically no awareness of autism back then, unless maybe you knew someone with it, but even then, there probably wasn't a meaningful way to properly identify it, and not many probably were diagnosed with it. This movie came out when I was ten, and it was the first that I'd ever heard of it. Granted, I was a child, but I'd bet that it was true of the majority of society as a whole, who first learned of it only after seeing this movie, and that a lot of older people's narrow understanding of autism is just what is portrayed in this film. Not that how we accept, understand, or deal with these types of issues is great now, but if you're younger, you probably have no idea of how bad it used to be. Basically if you didn't conform to societal standards, you were essentially shunned, and if possible, just removed from mainstream society as a whole, so as not to be an inconvenience to everyone else, and generally people preferred to be blissfully ignorant.

[@VerowakReacts]

oh I completely understand that. Regarding autism, I understand it from the historical perspective. Even when I was younger it wasn't well understood if someone didn't conform to what was "normal". I've heard stories from my parents from when they were younger and can see just how much worse it was. Me growing up was WAY better but nowhere near where we're going in recent years. It's pretty crazy thinking about it, just how much society has changed in the last half a century, let alone a whole century ago

[@richiecabral3602]

@@VerowakReacts well, I didn't include this before because I didn't want to be a bummer, and I don't know if this is what you were insinuating, but the amount of people that want it to be like that again are on the rise. Not all things have necessarily changed all that much. Some pretty crazy times right now, and are going to likely get worse going forward for at least the near future. I'm not trying to be a dick about it, but sometimes I feel like I'm in a position to bridge that gap for younger people, and maybe my insight might help them have a needed wider perspective for what they're likely to face

[@VerowakReacts]

@@richiecabral3602 Oh it's not great atm, there's still a LOT that needs to be done, especially since there are those who want to basically go back to how terrible things were 50+ years ago. A lot of times the people in power are not what is needed for society to advance, sadly

[@kissarococo2459]

Charlie had a point about the facility stifling Raymond. He managed to expand Raymond's world a lot and that is valuable for us on the spectrum.

[@alexistrebexis3195]

The scene where he kissed suzanna was such a sweet scene! How couldn’t u see it like that? Lol.

[@KennethKramer-y7d]

Tom is the actor. Charlie is the character. It is a script.

[@nickstark8640]

I’m sure when Charlie’s character was written they emphasized his harshness based on his childhood. He never knew a mothers love and his father had a hard time showing him love. He apparently didn’t have the influence of grandparents either. Charlie became someone not easy to love. Raymond revealing to Charlie he was Rain Man hit Charlie deeply. He finally realized his memories of someone singing to him and loving him was not imaginary. It was his older brother. That’s what’s so beautiful about this story. Watching these two brothers reunite later in life.

[@kissarococo2459]

Yes, it annoyed me when doctor asked what Charlie would have done with the information he had a brother. He probably would have visited even if he was prickish.

[@christoffesedao3579]

⛔️ Damn, I know Tom Cruise’s character starts off selfish but you don’t even have compassion that his father never told him he had a brother❓you say it doesn’t matter? Imagine Tom’s character growing up visiting Raymond at the hospital and learning about autism in an organic way. Would have been the loving connection he needed that his father could not provide.

[@MrCzerillo]

You could have complained about Charlie a little bit more, just to help drive it home.

[@VerowakReacts]

I'll try to keep that in mind next time. I was afraid my disdain for Charlie would have been missed by some

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey VErowak, I think you have to give Charlie a break after the middle of the movie. -------- Of course, we are meant to hate Charlie and his narcissistic approach to life. ------- WE also have to bear in mind that even a more sympathetic person deal with Raymond would become frustrated with in dealing with a person with autism. I'm sure I myself would have to take breaks to deal with the frustration in volved. ------ Plus back in 1988 when this was made few people knew about Autism. ------ Even the nurse in the movie has no idea what Charlie is talking about as he tries to get him admitted for review by the doctor. Overall a great movie.

[@VerowakReacts]

I don't dislike Charlie only how he treats Raymond ... He treats him so much better in the second half, but he's still insufferable with everyone else he interacts with. I think it's sweet that he comes to know Raymond and love him and care for him. That doesn't mean he's no longer going to be disliked. He has other qualities I can't stand in a person 😂

[@hemlock399]

It was a really good artistic choice to make Charlie a giant a**hole because it made us a empathize with Raymon even more, & the need to understand & treat with dignity those with autism was an important message at the time. It also served to emphasize Charlie's character arc.

[@VerowakReacts]

Though I didn't like Charlie, it was a great character for the story, and Tom Cruise nailed it.

[@One.Zero.One101]

Agreed. If Charlie was a nice and upstanding guy this would have been a boring movie. You need conflict in a movie. For example in that meeting with the Doctors at the end, if it wasn't confrontational and everyone was agreeable, it would have been a very boring resolution. The writers did a fantastic job. The characters, the dialogue, and the structure are fantastic.

[@ziggystardog]

Hoffman was under consideration for Charlie, but read the script and fought for the Raymond character. The original casting made sense because he has some history of playing difficult or unlikeable characters. Other Hoffman movies I can recommend are The Graduate, Tootsie, Papillon and Midnight Cowboy.

[@dionysiacosmos]

Raymond probably never read the stats on train safty.

[@CharlesDowney19]

I love Charlie in this movie ... because he reacts in a very realistic way ... He is not a saint, he's not evil ... he is just "normal", I guess, he's not perfect... I think he is in shock , in disbelief ... he's got problems too haha :) ... but it takes him like a week to understand his brother ...

[@VerowakReacts]

I think the character is great, and definitely real. I just don't like the way he talks to people :D I love it when the characters are real, it makes the movie just that much better

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

I really do not like Tom Cruise as a person, but I love this movie. Fun fact: the counselor/moderator at the end was the director, Barry Levinson, not sure if they had problems casting the part or if he always intended to do it himself.

[@VerowakReacts]

This was my first Time Cruise movie and I wasn't sure if he was a good actor, or if he was an asshole and just got this role because of it 😂 I think it's neat when directors have cameos like that!

[@siondavies8798]

This film changed my life. It gave me a huge leg up on the differences of people and how to respect everyone. Tom Cruise did an amazing job in this role and deserves respect

[@VerowakReacts]

Tom Cruise did amazing in this movie for sure. And I'm glad the movie was made to bring awareness of something that not many people knew about.

[@ricowade4987]

Welcome to movies with dialogue and great stories outside of superheroes. I am so glad i found your channel

[@VerowakReacts]

I love movies like this! Definitely a great story, and characters I like and dislike 😂 Welcome to the channel!!

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

They kind of mentioned in a couple of places that Raymond was a voluntary patient, and they never applied for legal custody; therefore, Charlie being a relative could "legally" take Raymond out of Walbrook.

[@VerowakReacts]

Even if it's legal, it still didn't seem like a great idea at the start lol

[@miamicool666]

We can learn to love just as we can learn to forgive. This is what differentiates us from animals.

[@burkeiowa]

At the time this movie came out, autism wasn't as common, nor was it well-known. The movie conveys that in a few ways. Charlie has to ask for clarification, and later, others think he's saying artistic. It was good for people to learn about autism. The man Raymond is based on is interesting, too.

[@burkeiowa]

When the box of toothpicks are dropped, the odd thing is we can see Raymond is holding a toothpick. It makes the need for one a bit questionable. A toothpick in the hand is worth 82, 82, 82 on the floor, or 4 in the box.

[@VerowakReacts]

Autism really wasn't very common when I was growing up, so I can just imagine how hard it would be when directly dealing with that. Very hard for people to understand it for sure

[@ryangilligan40]

I honestly don’t know how you don’t see the transformation in Charlie. It reeks of cynicism at its worst.

[@burkeiowa]

I wasn't commenting on the transformation of Charlie. I had a totally different topic to discuss. It doesn't mean I didn't see one. It just means I wanted to comment about another aspect of the movie. Don't call people cynics because they don't comment on topics you think they should comment about.

[@doougle]

This movie brought the autistic affliction to light for many, including myself. It also spawned the meme phrase "definitely a good driver". If you want to check out early Tom Cruse, "Risky Business" is the movie that put him on the map.

[@VerowakReacts]

This is the first I hear of the meme phrase "definitely a good driver" lol Seems I have a lot of Tom Cruise movies to catch up to!

[@hayleyferguson3346]

It's "I'm an excellent driver" from the film.

[@rebo2610]

I recommend Days of Thunder. He plays another cocky SOB, but it's a fun flick with Robert Duvall and Nicole Kidman.

[@hdtripp6218]

The most powerful scene to be is the result of the rain man Raymond discovery in the bathroom Charlie bends and takes Raymond s shoes off....has a meaning in just about every culture...mostly love, respect, honor....Charlie is becoming redeemed through the love he discovered with his brother

[@troysilvester5791]

Dustin Hofman recommendation, Little Big Man. Really different!

[@josephsarto689]

You want me to think that you don’t want me to go down there. But the subtle truth is you really don’t want me to go down there! Well, are you reassured now major?

[@brianlodato2354]

This was Hans zimmer’s debut Hollywood score and he received his first Oscar nomination for this

[@hemmojito]

You can't un-douchenozzle in a weekend. Babysteps.

[@VerowakReacts]

Very true, it takes more than a weekend to un-douchenozzle, but he's well on his way!

[@danielhoehne801]

Have to add, since you're barely familiar with Tom's overall work....even the movies you were naming were his later work...Risky Business....and for Dustin....The Graduate, as well as Stranger Than Fiction.

[@maryv.5829]

Tom Cruise is not only a movie action hero. He has made over 46 films with quite a good range of different characters and he is always 110% involved in everyone of them. If you hated him is because he nailed it as usual.

[@williamj6974]

Charlie is learning a little at a time and so is Raymond they are brothers slowly getting closer

[@arthurrubiera8029]

The fact that Charlie made you hate him so much is a tribute to Tom Cruse acting. You should watch in the Last Samurai and also in a Few Good Men

[@VerowakReacts]

Yes! I think he did a fantastic acting job. And thank you for not calling me names for not liking a character 🤩

[@arthurrubiera8029]

@@VerowakReacts In terms of Dustin Hoffman movies a would recommend Papillon, Little Big Man, All the Presidents Men, Kramer vs Kramer. There are just so many even a few animated films voices.

[@Csaba__]

Im so happy to see you react to different movies now! Well..i havent seen this one so i wont watch this video lmao. but soon! Also in the intro you can start maybe checking out the cover of the movie and if you dont know anything about it, maybe you could say what you think the movie is gonna be about (based on the cover + title), even better if you dont know the genre ahah

[@VerowakReacts]

Soon, yes there will be one you've seen! I can definitely try to guess what it'll be about :D That's a great idea!!

[@dovidrotenberg4690]

Even if the door to the room was shut, not locked he may have opened it to check out the noise and had it been locked he might have had a breakdown, so it was a precarious situation. I agree I don't know why Raymond wasn't afraid of train wrecks. Did Raymond really know the background of the the person who approached him in the casino? He said he was attracted to the "sparkling" presence. A serious amount of Charlie's negative demeanor was his severe disappointment not knowing of his brother, which was an extension of his father's negative relationship with his son. From Vernon's demeanor he didn't know if there was anything negative about Charlie bonding with Raymond. Did Vernon lose his job? We'll never know.

[@SoloArt8250]

I feel and can see Charlie’s frustration about the “will” thing… You gotta remember that Charlie didn’t receive a lot of love from his father either. Great story tho

[@Heather61776]

Jerry Maguire is another drama/romcom he did.

[@marcovacca9144]

I felt the same way as you with the Charlie character. By the end of the movie, I changed my feeling towards him. And, I also realized, through a commentator's post, that the father left Charlie two things that were more valuable than the money, in his father's heart. And that he leaving those two sentimental valuable things to Charlie meant how much his father loved him. Great reaction.

[@craigtalbott731]

I'm an ASD myself, and I relate to some of what's depicted here (oh, very well then...MUCH!). That's a good portion why I enjoy this pic.

[@VerowakReacts]

I love how Charlie comes to care for his brother. I've often wanted to get a career helping others

[@craigtalbott731]

@@VerowakReacts You apparently would make a very compassionate, understanding and altruistic individual. Lemonade, beverage of champions!

[@twoheart7813]

I think I read somewhere that the fart scene was improvised by Hoffman, surprising Cruise & probably the director.

[@VerowakReacts]

That's so awesome! It would have been hard to keep a straight face in that scene 😂

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

Actually, the fart was an accident (not in the script), and they just went with it then kept in in the movie.

[@positivelynegative9149]

You exposed yourself as Canadian by showing those Smarties. Our Smarties are different here in the U.S. 😄👍

[@VerowakReacts]

That's exactly how I was outed as a Canadian when I went to the US a few years ago!

[@positivelynegative9149]

@@VerowakReacts 🤣

[@billcliffordakabillthephot2249]

I love watching Rain man reactions just to see which reactors would "leave their son in a jail for two days"... Your hatred towards a fictional character was really exhausting to me as a viewer, you should open ur heart more and give folks a chance...

[@VerowakReacts]

Some characters are just not my cup of tea. It seems you don't dislike any fictional character ever created, that's quite rare

[@richardlacey4923]

Greetings from New Orleans..digging the reactions and commentary

[@VerowakReacts]

Hello from Canada!!! I'm glad you're liking it!!

[@crazycgames]

Such a great movie and loved your reaction!

[@VerowakReacts]

Thank you! It really is such a great movie, I'm glad I watched it!!

[@williamjones6031]

Hoffman really farted in the phonebooth and being professional they worked through it 🤣

[@VerowakReacts]

That would have been SO difficult to keep a straight face 😂

[@prenz1015]

Some other really good movies you might want to react to are A Few Good Men with Tom Cruise and Tootsie with Dustin Hoffman.

[@yesorlando05]

Great reaction video. I’ve been to Palm Springs and Cincinnati. Would MUCH rather go to Cincy. Green, rolling hills, rivers, lots to do/see, very nice residents. Palm Springs: brown, dusty, barren, triple digit heat. Yep, Cincinnati for me.

[@John-r3p4q]

97 X the future of rock and roll!!

[@chefskiss6179]

Loved your commentary throughout this wee gem, thanks for that. You might try Tom in The Firm, even if just on your own time. Multi-character law thriller, sorry no fantasy bows n arrows (like his "Legend") but still just as gripping. I hope you try it.

[@monsterkhan3414]

You should watch the documentary "Kim Peek - The Real Rain Man" on KZbin. It's about the real person who inspired the screenplay for Rain Man. It's a great doc about an extraordinary human being.

[@chrisbooth478]

"One for bad, two for good" VANILLA SKY (2001) Tom Cruise A FEW GOOD MEN (1992) Tom Cruise, Demi Moore, Jack Nicholson COLLATERAL (2004) Tom Cruise, Jamie Foxx T*A*P*S (1981) Tom Cruise, Timothy Hutton, Sean Penn

[@ricowade4987]

Days of Thunder is also a great movie with Tom Cruise

[@stopmotionking49]

I dont get most guys wont talk to thoes wifes or girl friend my dad was like that why have girl friend if you dont like to talk i dont get it i seen fight started when guy dont talk to there girl friend

[@VerowakReacts]

Not everyone enjoys talking to others, which is fine, but I feel like as a couple, both people should be ok with how the other person is

[@kevinprzy4539]

I actually enjoyed the fact tom cruise's character was entitled, it made a lot more sense for him to be that way due to how he was raised which majority of people turn out to be that way when they're raised by wealthy parents that don't have much time for their children. I think you're going a bit too hard on Charlie as well this is based a few decades ago where practically the majority of the world didn't know or care about autism in any way, people with autism were considered to be burdens and weaklings.

[@paulobrien9572]

If you're into action movies that don't Involve guns but swords and the like I would highly recommend The Last Samurai starring surprise Tom Cruise

[@VerowakReacts]

I just released my reaction to The Last Samurai two days ago! 😀

[@jameslevenson8605]

This is not a first reaction. You've definitely seen this before.

[@VerowakReacts]

Definitely have not

[@stopmotionking49]

That car is 200.000 dollar car to day

[@moonmc1047]

The last samurai, a few good men are some of the best Cruise's movies. You have to see it. They are so good. They are some of the best movie of all time.

[@VerowakReacts]

I've reacted to The Last Samurai, just need to get around to A Few Good Men!!

[@davidmichaelson1092]

Dustin Hoffman spent time with an autistic person to learn how to act. There is some criticism that it stereotypes people with autism. As a parent of an autistic child I both appreciate that the movie portrays autism sympathetically, but also agree that it somewhat stereotypes it. But overall I think it is extremely well done.

[@mannySABEEEE]

It actually projects your hate for Tom instead of hating the character 🤨🤔. Charly has an almost perfect character arc in the movie.

[@VerowakReacts]

I don't hate Tom Cruise. I've barely seen him in any movies, I quite liked him in Edge of Tomorrow actually. Different people like different characters. Charlie has a great arc for sure, it doesn't mean I have to like the character 🤣

[@johnbrookes4892]

you like bows, magic, swords? have you seen The Princess Bride? brilliant movie ;)

[@omegapsi847]

Loved your reaction! If you are interested in more Tom Cruise movies, I recommend "A few good men" from 1992 together with Jack Nickolson and Demi Moore. The genre is drama/court

[@VerowakReacts]

I've heard good things about A Few Good Men and is definitely something I'll watch in the future, thank you!

[@scottdecker9115]

Verowak Reacts- I honestly think you're way too judgmental of Charlie. Granted he has deep-rooted issues, but I honestly think once he makes a connection with Raymond, he begins to change for the better. If you watch a bit more closely, there's genuine character growth.

[@VerowakReacts]

There is character growth, but it's still possible to not like a character. Character growth doesn't mean automatically liking a character

[@T.G.C-t2z]

Check this movie out it's called Hero 1992

[@Demigord]

speaking as an autistic guy (although not on Ray's level): my one exception to not wanting to be touched is women I find sexually attractive. 2 exceptions to not wanting to look people in the eyes, and they're one

[@henrytjernlund]

Great reaction, thanks.

[@hannejeppesen1809]

I think you are being too hard on Charlie, I'm an only child, and I think their father was a jerk, who didn't understand his younger son.

[@AdityaKaul-dm8fk]

Charlie is very much a "douche nozzle", but the movie does a great job of where that comes from. Having had no parental guidance in his childhood and having to build up his own life and career, you can start associating money and status as all important as they become part of your identity, so you have no patience with anyone and live life at a fast pace. Spending time with Raymond, he was forced to slow down, be patient and gradually understand what matters more in life; actual relationships and connections. The hyper defensiveness he shows in the end at the meeting is his desperation and abandonment issues resurfacing as he feels he's going to lose the one genuine connection he's ever had. As he proves, its no longer about the money. Overall, a genius movie and a classic story. PS: I also thought Suzanna kissing Raymond was unnecessary and forced, like they wanted Raymond to have a kissing scene even when the story didn't need it.

[@virgiliustancu9293]

You hated so much Charlie character because Tom Cruise is a complex actor who knew how to play the role.

[@VerowakReacts]

Tom Cruise did amazing! He really played the character well. That's what I like with actors that are good, they can make you hate their character in one movie and love their character in a different movie

[@stopmotionking49]

I want play card in vegas like rainman

[@VerowakReacts]

That would be pretty nice, winning all the time 😂

[@CCDzine]

You are everything wrong with social media: manifesting genuine rage and hate over content on a screen.

[@VerowakReacts]

Thank you for taking the time to engage with my video! It's people like you who take the time to write something that help the channel grow!

[@abi19gotez]

I am a great dance teacher. But that would take some touching.

[@CCDzine]

Your reaction demonstrates that you have as little tolerance for humanity, as little conpassion for the frailties of our fellows, as Charlie Babbit did before he met Raymond. Perhaps you too can grow.

[@VerowakReacts]

I appreciate the time you took to leave a comment on this reaction video. Please know that you are helping!

[@rickardroach9075]

38:17 Ah, life before consent.

[@couch.patati-patata]

You don't like Kowalski too.

[@VerowakReacts]

Jacob is a very different character than any of the ones in this movie

[@mattbiggs1992]

Smarties are a great movie snack, I approve of your choices! I feel like they really did brush over any consequences for the abduction and attempting to extort $1.5mill to return him... I love the Bilbo reference at the end too :D Very much looking forward to your thoughts on the Hunger Games!

[@VerowakReacts]

Smarties are amazing... though I MAY have eaten too many so smarties and I are "on a break"

[@Slappys]

It wasn’t really an abduction. Raymond was a voluntary patient and Bruner hadn’t established a guardianship.

[@frenchynoob]

She kinda judgy, huh

[@aranerem5569]

Excellent

[@dafterite]

"I'm gonna be nice." Too late, and a lie anyway. 9:24

[@VerowakReacts]

cool

[@stopmotionking49]

He got more then my mom got hegot used and roses

[@stopmotionking49]

I want a lambo

[@latreasemcclary9151]

You are discovering about Charlie how I feel about Tom Cruise in general. I think the actor is a total douche. This happens to be one of the only movies I actually enjoy starring Tom cruise. The other is A Few good men.

[@coletrickle-km7cl]

Makes ya wonder if this movie contributed to k-mart going out of business.

[@hdtripp6218]

The reactors reaction is exactly why no-one takes mens mental health seriously....Charlie is as damaged as Raymond

[@VerowakReacts]

You've clearly misunderstood everything about the reaction. Men's mental health is SO important, just because someone is damaged doesn't mean everyone has to excuse the way they act all the time. I disliked Charlie from the beginning, before we see how he's damaged. Nice try though.

[@couch.patati-patata]

Since you like awful characters, you should watch As Good as it Gets next.

[@VerowakReacts]

I'm avoiding comedies for now

[@sawyer33]

@@VerowakReacts It’s not a comedy.

[@VerowakReacts]

@@sawyer33 IMDB says it's a romance comedy. Sounds like there's comedy to me

[@richarddixon2516]

Watch top gun then the new one great

[@VerowakReacts]

Once I'm done the Mission Impossible franchise, I'll be watching those to see what all the hype is about 😄

[@dwood21851]

You spent so much time hating Charlie that you missed the movie.

[@VerowakReacts]

Not at all. I didn't miss the movie

[@fortyyearfitness]

you are right, verowak seems real quick with her judgmental comments on people.... must be fun at parties

[@dwood21851]

@@VerowakReacts it may just be the way it was edited. what we saw was you focused on the negative side of him

[@VerowakReacts]

@@fortyyearfitness You must know me so well from 1 reaction 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@VerowakReacts]

@@dwood21851 Some people like some characters, others don't

[@richardmcnulty2543]

You sound so predictable about the movie.

[@williammilligan5539]

I don't know who's more annoying, Tom Cruise's character or this person bitching about how annoying he is. I turned this reaction off within 5 minutes

[@VerowakReacts]

Thanks for the engagement on my video! Greatly appreciated

[@williammilligan5539]

Or lack thereof? You're welcome 🤗

[@hypnotistraywilliams]

American Flags on front lawns is a great thing.

[@abi19gotez]

That is so dissapoing Vero, you are not tohchy~feely?

[@damanfromtn]

Ughhh. The constant judgmental snipes. Fine for others but I can only listen to so much at one time. DN!

[@VerowakReacts]

C ya

[@Whateva67]

You talk too much,it’s just a movie

[@VerowakReacts]

You comment too much, it's just a reaction

[@johnnybmean74]

​​@@VerowakReactsYou don't think or know enough to comment that much. There is a Fine line between Reacting & Surmising.

[@frogger1952]

The reviewer is a really cold fish. I wasn't feeling the love for this movie from her. Also - have a drink each time she uses the word "douchenozzle".

[@VerowakReacts]

The movie is great, Tom Cruise's character is very well done but it's a person that I never want to be around

[@drenn818]

u should say douche nozzle one more time

[@denniscollett1038]

Dustin Hoffman is greatly underrated. Check out "Marathon Man""if you get a chance.