Dutch (1991) Movie Reaction | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@Paul77ozee]

Ed O’Neil has some of the funniest facial expression. Especially in Married with Children. We used to quote his lines at school the day after each episode aired.

[@jbmopar1971]

This is a great movie! No idea why no one else reacts to it. This was filmed during Married... There was actually an episode that the Bundys were at a video store and the poster for Dutch was up, so they just put a sticker on Ed's face.

[@JayBondReacts]

Oh, that's great! That's a very Al Bundy thing to do.

[@ianmccown]

In another episode of Married…With Children,they were flying somewhere. The pilot comes on and complains and asks a passenger(Al) to put his shoes back on because of the stench. Al says “Come on, they show us the movie “Dutch” and say that i stink?” 😂 i remember the store scene, Peg looks at “Dutch” since it says “free video” and scoffs at it 😂 they roast that movie 😂

[@missblueh5314]

This movie isnt rated NEARLY high enough. It's a golden movie that everybody needs to at least try

[@philmakris8507]

Highly under rated film. Big props on being the first to react. 👍

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you!

[@BigGator5]

"Nothing burps better than bacon. Your water looked tasty." Fun Fact: Ed O'Neill and Ethan Embry later worked together in Dragnet (2003). They played police partners. Dutch Kai Fact: Doyle uses martial arts on Dutch in the movie, although in real life at the time of filming, Ed O'Neill had been training in Brazilian jiu-jitsu. O'Neill received his black belt from the Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Academy in 2007. Location Location Fact: The large double doors out of which Dutch bursts are supposed to be the doors of Doyle's dormitory. In reality, these doors are the main entrance to Hermann Hall, the administration building at Berry College, where the school scenes were filmed. The bridge that Dutch crosses is in Chattanooga, Tennessee. At the time of the movie, the road went nowhere. It ended a mile or so from the river.

[@DerekSmithFCV]

This has been one of my favorite movies since I first saw it at my friend's about a year after it came out. Another John Hughes written travel film that pairs nicely with Planes, Trains, and Automobiles.

[@JayBondReacts]

Nice! Yeah, this would be a fun double feature for the sleepy day after Thanksgiving.

[@michelea3366]

So glad you reacted to this movie. It was my uncle who recommended it to my mom, who of course figured I would enjoy it. It is definitely one of my favorites, it's underrated in terms of people having seen it or knowing about it, I'm happy to see all the comments of people who have seen it!! I was headed home for Thanksgiving when I saw you posted this and was like perfect timing!! I really enjoy Ed O'Neil and enjoyed Married with Children, I think my other favorite Ed O'Neil movie is Little Giants. Anyway glad you enjoyed it and another great reaction!!

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you! And yes, I love when these videos bring out the fans of them, even if they aren't yearly watches it's so fun to see the shared love. Hope you have a great Thanksgiving!

[@j.woodbury412]

"Pack your bags, were going on a guilt trip". I definitely got to remember that line. That's too funny.

[@williamjones6031]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for doing this movie. 1. Ed O'Neil doesn't even like this movie. So much so that he made fun of it twice on Married...With Children. 2. Best line in the movie: "You hurt her, I'll hit you so fuckin' hard your dog will bleed."🤣 3. I'll do you one better with E. G. Daily, "As long as I have a face...."😋

[@philmakris8507]

"........Wiggle and grunt, me too." Lol

[@hfsjfc8111]

Another great reaction to a movie I tend to forget about as it was not a movie a lot of people mention in their later years. I do think of it, though, every time I see Ed in anything because it was a movie I watched constantly from a VHS recording I did. When you mentioned the "He hasn't called him Doyle since..." line, I thought back and he did use it when he thought Doyle was in the car when it got smashed by the truck. Only in serious parts did he use Doyle, and not any of the most hillarious "D" names he could think of. The ring thing Dutch does always reminds me of when my dad used to do the same thing with his class ring to scare us if we were bothering him too much, in a joking manner, that is. Another movie to recommend, with ties to Ed is The Adventures of Ford Fairlane where he is in a small but memorable role. "BOOTY TIME." Can't wait for the next one and I hope your trip to the US was good.

[@JayBondReacts]

Good call, you're right. In all the serious moments he called him the right name. Nice. I genuinely had to Google if Doyle was some how another name for Dave because I was confused, only to realize, nah he was just goofing around. I'll look into that other movie, thanks! The trip to the US was good. I'll probably make a post tomorrow sharing info because some screen shots of the movie were released today. Freddy Krueger lives on!

[@hfsjfc8111]

@@JayBondReacts Nice, can't wait.

[@scottlaughlin9897]

Fun fact: Ethan Embry is actually Ethan Randall in this movie. He changed his last name. His early movies he was still Randall.

[@matthalpin1981]

I watched this movie so many times while working in a video store in Australia. The staff and I would always put it up on the big screen in-store and customers would rent any copy we had after watching just a few minutes of it. The movie was called 'Driving Me Crazy' in the Aussie market.

[@BlakeReynoldss]

Wow, I've seen this movie several times and never noticed the "gettin' hungry for your turkey dinner" man is wearing the same shoes. Good catch! 16:50

[@MPB059]

Love this movie! Underrated masterpiece and Ed O’Neill funniest performance!

[@The574crystal]

Thank you so much for reacting to this. One of my favorite holiday movies.

[@556johnstone]

I believe this is Ethan Embry’s first movie. Him and Ed O’Neil became good friends over the years.

[@jedhawkins1769]

Doyle can choose to either be a travel buddy or a hostage. LOL.

[@rebeccasmith1846]

I never like to share my movie, but that being said, I really enjoyed this guy we just watched with us. ❤😂🎉

[@otisroseboro5613]

Yes , Finally Someone Did A Reaction To One Of My All Time Favorite Movie's & I Watch This Movie & Planes ,Trains & Automobiles,Every Thanksgiving, That's My Tradition

[@gmunden1]

Underrated film. I have watched this film a few times. Great cast and a wonderful message of friendship, humility, and compassion.

[@mestupkid211986]

My dad and I were a huge fan of this, and Married.... I'll be sharing them with my son when he is old enough.

[@LordVolkov]

This one slid under the radar for me somehow, despite really enjoying Ethan Embry, Ed O'Neal and EG Daily. It is a fun movie though. Though it only ran for a short time, I really enjoyed Ethan's show Freakylinks. And if you haven't seen him in Can't Hardly Wait and Empire Records, they are must sees of the 90's.

[@JayBondReacts]

Can't Hardly Wait was one I watched all the time, but not sure about Empire Records. I have that one on my list, didn't know he was in it. Nice!

[@yg713]

I had never heard of this movie but I will have to watch it completely now. Thanks for introducing it to me.

[@noweaponshallprosper2651]

BEST THANKSGIVING MOVIE EVER MADE!!!!!!! Completely underrated film!! Fairly hidden. To bad!!

[@otisroseboro5613]

R.I.P To A Great Writer Producer & Director John Hughes, Still Miss You

[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

this is like a little lost gem in the John Hughes collection

[@mcgilj1]

Always loved this film a more family kid friendly "Planes and Trains..." Was nice seeing them reunited years later on the short lived L.A. Dragnet as partners. I think Embry was only in the first season, as I recall, of the two.

[@thetinoshow6719]

The scene where they pull into the gas station with the hookers is 10 minutes from me. I just drove by there. Driving a coworker home back in 90, we were there when they just finished filming that scene. Ed was super cool to everyone there.

[@danielpittenger5496]

This is one of my all-time favorite movies. So glad you did a reaction video to this film. How about doing one for The Burbs with Tom Hanks. Excellent movie!!!

[@JayBondReacts]

I remember watching The Burbs a bunch, but can't recall much. Might do that as a refresh reaction at some point. Thanks for the recommendation!

[@chrisbryz1652]

Movie has a similar vibe to over the top with Sylvester Stallone which is also a decent old classic

[@JayBondReacts]

That one's on my list!

[@b.a.p.2731]

Just read an article about Thanksgiving movies & they put this down. RT gives it a terrible critics score. Personally I love this film & think the negative reviews are simply bandwagon reviews or ppl who can’t appreciate the tackiness of the 90s. It’s hilarious, heartfelt & well acted. I watch every year, the firework destroyed jacket kills me 😂😂😂

[@deadlink4421]

Jays channel has become my weekend movie recommendations 😅

[@JayBondReacts]

Hahaha Nice!

[@michelleaustin7322]

So glad you did this movie. It's been a while since I watched it.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone 😊

[@Goodcompanywithbowling]

Where do you stream it? It’s so hard to find.

[@vladi-sch9830]

One of my favorites, the great Ed O'Neill

[@k1i6m61]

great movie ! loved your reactions too .

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you!!

[@wendywoodruff2871]

I like when you pick out supporting actors and tell what else you have seen them in. At the diner Doyle is seated between a guy knawing on a sausage and an old lady. Can't remember if it was Beetlejuice or Peewees Big Adventure but I remember her smoking a cigarette big time with lurid lipstick.

[@DG-nn9uh]

I remember renting the movie back in the day on VHS when it was coming out and as kid excited to watch it because of the Married With Children Show.. we didnt have a blockbuster but the video store we had was like disneyland for us

[@JayBondReacts]

Awesome! Sad you didn't have a Blockbuster but the nostalgia for all video stores back then hits hard. I have Ski School recorded coming soon and big reason for checking it out was because of the poster I always saw in the window of corner store video place. Based on that logic, I need to watch CB4, cause that poster was there for like 10 years.

[@DG-nn9uh]

@@JayBondReacts If your gonna check out "CB4", you need to check out "Fear of a Black Hat" too.. "CB4" did have a young Chris Rock and Charlie Murphy & does have the more memorable poster but I'd have to say the humor cracks better in "Fear.." was made by the same creators of "Tales from the Hood" and "Sprung".. they take on all the 90's hip hop generes and cliches with a "Naked Gun" and "Scary Movie" approach.. making fun of parodies of NWA, The 2 Live Crew, Snoop Dogg, Public Enemy, PM Dawn, LL Cool J, Queen Latifah.. was a classic for me and my boys in highschool, still got the VHS 🤙!

[@DG-nn9uh]

Found out it's avaliable on youtube for free on the SuperTerrone channel but i see they left out the opening "Ice Froggy Frog" music video

[@JayBondReacts]

That sounds fun! I like the team of Cundieff and Darin Scott, I'm shocked I haven't heard of that one. That's right up my alley!

[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

Doyle’s last name is “Standish “ In The Breakfast Club Claire’s last name is Standish

[@JayBondReacts]

There's lore here!

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

And Miles Standish, of course, is the leading character in Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's 1858 Thanksgiving-related story poem, "The Courtship of Miles Standish."

[@janiseluvspink8769]

this was one of my favorite movies as a 90's kid 😊

[@kayrobinson1414]

I can’t find the movie anywhere online to watch it and it’s been a favourite of mine for over 20 years!!

[@Paul77ozee]

Here in Australia this film was called Driving me Crazy.

[@JayBondReacts]

Right on. That's probably a better title to be honest.

[@wadegarrett2376]

i've seen Dutch probably 100 times and never realized that was Nick Papgiorgio lol

[@Mrs.Deanna_Ember]

This is a really good flick 👍 I think it just wasn't marketed enough. Ed O Neil didn't like it much, but it was loveable for many of us who saw it when we were kids, and the contrast between him and the kid is hilarious 😁

[@bennetfox]

This movie is so awesome and I love Ed O'Neill as well!

[@otisroseboro5613]

Great Performances By Everyone In This Movie 😊

[@Mdmd-h9y7u]

This movie is best viewed in the fall. Of course around Thanksgiving.

[@vanhouten7377]

Ari Meyers is the other girl she starred in Kate and Alley in the 80's I think maybe the 70's

[@bsmith8943]

Such a classic. Love this movie

[@bluray76]

Right on man. Glad someone did this movie. FINALLY! This a nice double feature with planes trains and automobiles.

[@crazyjohn6130]

Awesome movie and great review

[@wampa25]

The reason I believe this one failed was that people were expecting to see Al Bundy. Much better than its reputation.

[@Spaceball20]

Unfortunately Doyle grew up to be Dan Akroyd in Trading Places

[@JayBondReacts]

HAHAHAHA

[@peteburciaga5416]

Right up there with uncle buck

[@MusicHandsAbrupt]

I’m also a sucker for EG Daily. I remember seeing her….parts, quite a few times in movies when I was younger and feeling the tingly winglies. 😂😂

[@JayBondReacts]

Haha I did a Valley Girl reaction (potentially the only on KZbin?) and as someone who never knew she had any revealing scenes, I was shocked. 😂

[@MusicHandsAbrupt]

@@JayBondReacts I was “shocked” too. Twice. 🤣

[@cpmahon]

Thank you for the reaction, I didn't find it too bad a film. I might be biased as I used to love Married with Children as well and so Ed O'Neill probably made it seem better. I'm the wrong side of the pond for Thanksgiving but enjoy it for those that do celebrate the day.

[@JayBondReacts]

Married with Children was so fun. I'd love to see some reactions to that from a younger crowd than me, because there's no way that holds up. Hahaha

[@rebeccasmith1846]

This is one of my favorites. I wouldn't watch it with children. I can't find the full movie?

[@elliotcontreras8540]

Those guys are probably like master of highway now and there any other people will do is to hope.

[@patrickmurphy4374]

Love the movies you react to. And I have the same love for E.G Daily you do. I'm down for all E.G.Daily movies.

[@andrewmize823]

BB's hurt, but they're not as bad as pellets. Sometimes you have to fish those jokers out with pliers.

[@chuckm7610]

Yesss love this movie I think was ed o Neil's first major lead role after married with children besides few cameos he did one as reporter in football movie I think no it was blue chips I think but yes this movie rule's me n dad saw it in theaters he laughed whole time miss ya dad 😇

[@JayBondReacts]

Yes, loved Blue Chips!!! The rise of the Shaq Attack!

[@kblixt]

I’d love if you reacted to Some Kind of Wonderful (a film written by Hughes)

[@stephenalexander2553]

OMG! I LOVE THIS MOVIE!

[@andgate2000]

My girlsfriends...private school "only child" daughter is like this to me.

[@mymyersfamily]

Glad to see a reaction to a movie no one else has reacted to. Most reactors seem to all be doing the same movies as one another. Here's a list I made of good/great movies that have no reactions last I checked: Real Men (James Belushi, John Ritter comedy thriller) Crank (Jason Statham action) Diggstown (James Woods boxing thriller) Human Nature (surreal Charlie Kaufman comedic drama starring Tim Robbins, Patricia Arquette) Next (Nicolas Cage sci-fi) Limitless (Bradley Cooper sci-fi) Push (Chris Evans / Dakota Fanning sci-fi) About a Boy (brilliant Hugh Grant comedy) Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead (Andy Garcia & all star cast, crime drama) Sense & Sensibility (Hugh Grant / Emma Thompson / Kate Winslet romance period piece) The Legend of 1900 (Tim Roth, sweeping period piece / fable) Sweet and Lowdown (Sean Penn stars in Woody Allen comedy/mockumentary about depression-era jazz guitarist) Year One (Jack Black, Michael Cera comedy) Go (brilliant slice of life comedy) I Heart Huckabees (Mark Walberg, Dustin Hoffman, surreal comedy) A River Runs Through It (Brad Pitt drama/period piece) Four Rooms (Quentin Tarantino comedy starring Tim Roth; outragous, artsy, funny & a bit horrific, great cameos) The Black Hole (cult classic Disney horror sci-fi) Cat's Eye (Stephen King star-studded horror anthology) Dreamscape (Dennis Quaid sci-fi) Best Seller (James Woods, Brian Dennehy crime/suspense, very cool, very 80s) Sphere (Dustin Hoffman / Samuel L. Jackson / Sharon Stone, based on Michael Crichton novel, underrated sci-fi) FAQ About Time Travel (2009 British sci-fi comedy, underrated) Night of the Comet (80s horror / apocalypse that is surprisingly good, cult classic b-movie) For Love of the Game (Kevin Coster baseball movie) Stuck on You (Matt Damon / Greg Kinnear buddy comedy) Silent Movie (underrated Mel Brooks comedy, one of his top 5 funniest movies) Cheap Detective (Neil Simon ensemble comedy) Twenty Bucks (Brendan Fraser, Steve Buscemi, WIlliam H. Macy, Elisabeth Shue and others, artsy/indie) The Number 23 (Jim Carrey thriller/horror) Land of the Lost (Will Ferrell, Danny McBride comedy) Cowboys and Aliens (underrated sci-fi-western with Daniel Craig & Harrison Ford) If Looks Could Kill (underrated spy comedy starring Richard Grieco) Rustler's Rhapsody (Tom Berenger, surprisingly good comedy western) the Boyfriend School (aka Don't Tell Her It's Me) (Steve Guttenberg, underrated romantic comedy) Taps (young Timothy Hutton, Tom Cruise, and Sean Penn; George C. Scott in early 80s military school drama) 200 Cigarettes (Ben Affleck, Dave Chapelle, Paul Rudd, Courtney Love, and more) Heat (1986 action movie starring Burt Reynolds, not to be confused with 1995 movie of same name) Three O'Clock High (underrated high school comedy) Cocoon (iconic Steve Guttenberg sci-fi) Virtuosity (Denzel Washington plus young Russell Crowe, sci-fi thriller) Vampire's Kiss (early Nicolas Cage movie, artsy/indie vibe) Lawnmower Man (Pierce Brosnan & Jeff Fahey in sci-fi horror) The Man with Two Brains (Steve Martin comedy-horror)

[@JayBondReacts]

Wow, thank you! A handful of these are on my list, but I'll go through these and see what else I can add. Appreciate it. Yeah, reactions on KZbin are weird. Many people do the same movies because those are the ones that get all the views. I think I have a good balance of less popular movies and some popular ones. I'm growing slower because of it, but I enjoy it more than watching the same thing everyone else does.

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

@@JayBondReacts I also enjoy seeing reactions to films previously ignored by the "reaction" community, and I'll go so far as to endorse, from the above list, the suggestion of *About a Boy* (2002), which has some thematic similarities to *Dutch.*

[@mymyersfamily]

@@JayBondReacts The odd thing about that is, if you react to a movie because you see that other reactors are getting lots of views when THEY react to that movie, that logic is sound only for choosing between movies for which there are already reaction videos. However, to the extent a movie has no reaction videos at all, you have no idea whether, if there was a reaction video, it would garner a ton of views or not so many. Thus looking at how popular other reaction videos are in picking what movies you will react to inherently leaves off ANY movies that have zero reaction even if they may very well wind up being hugely popular. Note, I do appreciate that you are one of the reactors that does throw in movies now and then that are more obscure. The thing is, I'm not even talking about obscure movies here. There are some major blockbusters that have zero reactions. As a person who subscribes to over a dozen reactors and watches reaction videos daily, I can tell you on behalf of people like me, we get really bored of seeing reactions to the same movie over and over. I mean, I'm not about to watch 12 reactions to John Wick. I've had my fill after 3-4. I'm watching fewer reaction videos now because most of this problem. I tend to search for reaction videos to movies that have not been reacted to yet. Sadly, they are very hard to find. I expect there are thousands of others like me doing the same thing. Thus, I think if you react to more "zero reaction" movies, all those people like me who seek a novel reaction experience will find your channel. I mean, sure, there are "must react" movies everyone should do like Jaws, Airplane, Star Wars, etc., but there are a lot of mediocre movies that everyone reacts to and they just don't deserve that many reactions, particularly not compared to much better movies that have no reactions. Here's my running list of movies that have no reactions, and this includes movies with huge stars, huge budgets, box office success, academy awards, etc., it seems rather arbitrary they have not been reacted to by anyone. And since reactors tend to see what reaction videos by others go the most views when deciding what to watch, these movies keep getting passed over: Next (Nicolas Cage sci-fi) Limitless (Bradley Cooper sci-fi) Push (Chris Evans / Dakota Fanning sci-fi) Crank (Jason Statham action) About a Boy (brilliant Hugh Grant comedy) Cider House Rules (Oscar-winning and awesome period drama with Tobey McGuire, Michael Caine, & Charlize Theron) Casualties of War (Michael J. Fox, underrated Vietnam war movie) Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead (Andy Garcia & all star cast, crime drama) Sense & Sensibility (Hugh Grant / Emma Thompson / Kate Winslet romance period piece) The Legend of 1900 (Tim Roth, sweeping period piece / fable) Human Nature (surreal Charlie Kaufman comedic drama starring Tim Robbins, Patricia Arquette) Real Men (James Belushi, John Ritter comedy thriller) Year One (Jack Black, Michael Cera comedy) Go (brilliant slice of life comedy) I Heart Huckabees (Mark Walberg, Dustin Hoffman, surreal comedy) Sweet and Lowdown (Sean Penn stars in Woody Allen comedy/mockumentary about depression-era jazz guitarist) The Legend of Bagger Vance (Matt Damon / Will Smith / Charlize Theron underrated golf fable / period piece) Diggstown (James Woods boxing thriller) A River Runs Through It (Brad Pitt drama/period piece) Four Rooms (Quentin Tarantino comedy starring Tim Roth; outragous, artsy, funny & a bit horrific, great cameos) The Black Hole (cult classic Disney horror sci-fi) Cat's Eye (Stephen King star-studded horror anthology) Dreamscape (Dennis Quaid sci-fi) Best Seller (James Woods, Brian Dennehy crime/suspense, very cool, very 80s) Sphere (Dustin Hoffman / Samuel L. Jackson / Sharon Stone, based on Michael Crichton novel, underrated sci-fi) FAQ About Time Travel (2009 British sci-fi comedy, underrated) Night of the Comet (80s horror / apocalypse that is surprisingly good, cult classic b-movie) For Love of the Game (Kevin Costner baseball movie) He Said She Said (Kevin Bacon / Elizabeth Perkins in underrated romantic comedy) Bye Bye Love (underrated ensemble romantic dramedy) Stuck on You (Matt Damon / Greg Kinnear buddy comedy) Central Intelligence (Dwayne Johnson / Kevin Hart buddy comedy) Silent Movie (underrated Mel Brooks comedy, one of his top 5 funniest movies) Cheap Detective (Neil Simon ensemble comedy) Twenty Bucks (Brendan Fraser, Steve Buscemi, William H. Macy, Elisabeth Shue and others, artsy/indie) The Number 23 (Jim Carrey thriller/horror) Land of the Lost (Will Ferrell, Danny McBride comedy) Cowboys and Aliens (underrated sci-fi-western with Daniel Craig & Harrison Ford) If Looks Could Kill (underrated spy comedy starring Richard Grieco) Rustler's Rhapsody (Tom Berenger, surprisingly good comedy western) the Boyfriend School (aka Don't Tell Her It's Me) (Steve Guttenberg, underrated romantic comedy) Taps (young Timothy Hutton, Tom Cruise, and Sean Penn; George C. Scott in early 80s military school drama) 200 Cigarettes (Ben Affleck, Dave Chapelle, Paul Rudd, Courtney Love, and more) Heat (1986 action movie starring Burt Reynolds, not to be confused with 1995 movie of same name) Three O'Clock High (underrated high school comedy) The Hard Way (James Woods, Michael J. Fox do novel take on comedic buddy cop genre) Cocoon (iconic Steve Guttenberg sci-fi) The Toy (Richard Pryor comedy vehicle that could NEVER be made today) Virtuosity (Denzel Washington plus young Russell Crowe, sci-fi thriller) Vampire's Kiss (early Nicolas Cage movie, artsy/indie vibe) Stakeout (Richard Dreyfuss, Emilio Estevez, underrated buddy cop movie) Lawnmower Man (Pierce Brosnan & Jeff Fahey in sci-fi horror) Reindeer Games (Ben Affleck heist/action movie, pretty good, underrated) Crazy People (Dudley Moore, underrated comedy) The Man with Two Brains (Steve Martin comedy-horror) The Champ (Jon Voight, Ricky Schroder, Faye Dunaway 1979 drama, at the time considered the ultimate tear jerker) Chances Are (Robert Downey, Jr., Cybil Shepherd Prelude to a Kiss (Alec Baldwin, Meg Ryan offbeat romantic comedy with a supernatural element)

[@justwatching6186]

Not gonna lie, they had me in the first half.

[@Spaceball20]

I am liking the "road trip" movies. Have you seen Due Date?

[@JayBondReacts]

I'm pretty sure I watched that one when it came out, but can't recall much. I love Zach G's humor though.

[@christypriest30]

I love this movie

[@russellward4624]

E.G.'s partner in crime is Ari Meyers from Kate & Allie.

[@JayBondReacts]

I'm not familiar, I'll have to google that. Thanks!

[@James_Loveless]

Try this 1985 movie Fletch

[@bundy2903]

Yea E G is ALL THAT..I’m in complete agreement with you…

[@JayBondReacts]

Heck yeah!

[@alanneel1369]

I forgot Shooter was in this

[@mcgilj1]

And if you haven't seen it.. Ed O'Neill even in small doses makes things so much better .. Wayne's World 1,2 and The Adventures of Ford Fairlane... Who knew that man could boogie?! Lol

[@XploitationRR]

Always liked this one. If you are lookin' for more to react to, I'd recommend Friday if you haven't seen it-- don't think I've seen too many do that one. Boys n the Hood could also be good if you haven't seen that one.

[@JayBondReacts]

I've seen Friday a bunch, but not 100% that I've seen Boyz n the Hood. Thanks man!

[@bennetfox]

That "Vacation" movie you mentioned, that's not the right one. You should check out National Lampoon's Vacation from 1983 instead! You will like it a whole lot better!

[@gmunden1]

Have you seen "Easy Money" or "Tootsie"? Both funny films.

[@JayBondReacts]

I haven't seen either, thank you!

[@gmunden1]

"Tootsie" stars Dustin Hoffman, Bill Murray, Geena Davis, and Teri Garr". "Easy Money stars Joe Pesci, and Rodney Dangerfield. You might also consider "A Simple Twist of Fate", "My Blue Heaven", " "Lost in Yonkers", and "Midnight Run".

[@willremalia963]

If you want to be another first to watch plz watch Strange invaders can't find it anywhere

[@thelordofhellaz]

E.G. Daily's best acting is in Valley Girl.......just sayin' :-)

[@jedhawkins1769]

12:08

[@davidruble7699]

Dutch is so underrated its a travesty

[@philmakris8507]

☆☆☆☆☆

[@russellward4624]

Haven't seen this in ages. You've chose some real winners of late. I had no idea that's Ethan Embry.

[@JayBondReacts]

Yeah, I guess he went by Ethan Randall at the time. His Twitter bio makes so much sense now it's simply "shooter mcgavin is my dad" or something to that effect.

[@russellward4624]

@@JayBondReacts I still don't see the resemblance. Lol I think he changed his name after Empire Records. Great film.

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

Another early Ethan Embry role where he is credited as "Ethan Randall" is in *All I Want for Christmas,* released the same year ss *Dutch.* It would be a nice follow-up for the holiday season.

[@peteswan8572]

this is an excellent movie and I have been trying to get a dvd of this movie for years now however in Australia it is called "Driving Me Crazy" and I just cannot get this movie. Hopefully I will get the movie one day in the near future