THE USUAL SUSPECTS (1995) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

The Usual Suspects (1995) First Time Watching Movie Reaction Review Commentary for JL. Many moments of being a McManus fan and MANY wrong guesses at the end were made. Extraordinarily Ordinary Media 2022.
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[@ryanclark6402]

I dearly love the 20 sec silence after the reveal. Some people are excited; some feel justified in earlier guesses; some are just jumping around shaken. I love it when a reactor just looks angry and like they want to b*-slap a film for what a trip they just got taken on. Love your work, man! :)

[@MarshaLove0723]

The longer the silence went on, the harder I laughed. Yeah, I felt that. The first time I saw the film, it was already out on VHS. After my own long silence, I rewound the tape and watched the whole thing again.

[@Tehui1974]

The bro looked defeated. LOL

[@myview5840]

Keaton was annoyed when the film came out, he thought he was Kaiser

[@sephjnr]

F

[@dude5089]

Yah, that's how I was when I first saw it. I got hoodwinked, bamboozled. I couldnt believe this man sat here and lied to me for 2 hours lol

[@S_047]

That first lineup was unscripted gold. They all kept cracking up because Del toro kept farting and it just devolved from there

[@gravypatron]

I knew about all the farting, but I couldn't remember which actor was doing it.:-)

[@Dave_Langer]

Also Del Toro speaking like he did, was also ad-libbed. It was not written that way, and he stole every scene he was in

[@regularsizeruss3874]

A minute of silence is the perfect reaction to this picture.

[@angusferdinandleonardojone8501]

Verbal was a genius. He told the cop exactly what he wanted to hear and showed him exactly what he expected to see. Love this movie and your reaction

[@spitkitten]

Say what you will about this movie, but KEYSER SOZE is still one of the most badass villain names I've ever seen on any form of fiction...

[@cflournoy1529]

And maybe Hans Gruber😂

[@spitkitten]

@@cflournoy1529 totally

[@dominik36127]

@@cflournoy1529 No European can ever be intimidated by a person named Hans Gruber because we know Hubert Gruber exists.

[@JH-lo9ut]

I'ts Keyser Söze. Listen to the way the Hungarian in the hospital bed pronounces it.

[@spitkitten]

@@JH-lo9ut ayt👌

[@Billinois78]

14:20 "I dunno. Feed it to the Gimp" - says the guy from Pulp Fiction.

[@RockerGirl71]

From IMDB trivia - In an interview on The Colbert Report (2005), Kevin Spacey revealed that Bryan Singer managed to convince every one of the major actors that they were Keyser Soze. When first screened for the company of actors, Gabriel Byrne was so stunned when he found that he wasn't Keyser Soze that he stormed off into the parking lot and argued with Singer for a half hour.

[@anyviolet]

I believe this story. Bryan Singer is, after all, well known for being a major asshole. not even kidding LOL

[@gravypatron]

That's wild to hear. I wouldn't have thought of Gabriel Byrne as a prima donna like that.

[@veggiesaremurder]

That's hilarious, and such a fantastic and bizarre way to get each character to be their own version of a secret Keyser Soze! That's so cool!

[@shainewhite2781]

The twist ending is one of the most shocking and most memorable in movie history. I have seen video reactions to this movie. It made my jaw drop and I thought to myself, "Wait, What!? It was him the entire time!?"

[@DicnballzBitch]

Orca fat always gets me

[@timhaas6021]

Extremely well executed.

[@jamesoblivion]

This was the movie that made twist endings trend again.

[@dkk_blm749]

Verbal is not Soze. There are countless reasons why I thought Kobayashi is Soze but one true giveaway is the moment in the pool room when he first appears to the 5 suspects. Just as Keaton utters the words "someone with power..." they cut to a shot of Kobayashi calmly standing in the shadows having entered unnoticed by these career criminals. And then it happens again during the finale as we see and hear the montage of clues as Kint is walking down the street. When the phrase "someone with power" is played again the Jaguar with Kobayashi appears behind him. So subtle and sly. Bonus, we never know his real name as Kobayashi is the name Kint gave him from the coffee mug. And he was present at every key moment of manipulation of the suspects.

[@dard4642]

1990: Silence of the Lambs 1991: Boyz in the Hood 1993: Tombstone 1994: Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction 1995: The Usual Suspects, Casino, Se7en 1997: Donnie Brasco, Good Will Hunting 1998: The Big Lebowski 1999: The Green Mile, Fight Club, Inside Man, American Beauty ..just to name a few. It was a great decade for movies.

[@randywhite3947]

Lambs was 1991

[@InjuredRobot.]

Actor Peter Greene (Redfoot) was indeed "Zed" in Pulp Fiction. Good eye!

[@jamesoblivion]

The brilliance of the twist is that the Keaton swerve makes so much sense, and Chazz Palminteri is convincing as hell when he sells it. That's why the final reveal is such a mindbender. As soon as you think it all makes sense, they pull the rug out. And here's something I caught after many, many rewatches. When Kujan goes on his 'You've known this whole time' rant, Verbal slips and says 'I don't know what you're talking about, I DID KILL KEATON.' He corrects himself by saying 'I saw him die,' but in the heat of the moment, he accidentally confesses to Keaton's murder, and thereby reveals that he is Keyser Soze. Kujan brags that he knows how to spot a murderer, but when a murderer slips up and confesses, he doesn't even notice, because he's so obsessed with Keaton, and so overconfident that he's yelling over Verbal/Keyser when he says the words 'I did kill Keaton.'

[@classiclife7204]

I was finishing up cooking an early dinner, enjoying your outrage, and then I heard nothing but silence. I walk to the other room to see if my internet went out, but it was just you looking gutted by one of the greatest twists in a movie ever. 😂

[@anyviolet]

well said!

[@smokeyverton7981]

It was wild seeing Kevin Pollack go from GRUMPY OLD MEN to this. Now that's what I call range

[@ryanclark6402]

Also, he was a Brownie. Pour one out for Rool. :)

[@smokeyverton7981]

@@ryanclark6402 😁😂. He loved that cat

[@jamesoblivion]

When I met Kevin a few years back, he had great stories about making this movie. He signed my Usual Suspects screenplay, with a pen that Tom Cruise gave him on the set of A Few Good Men. He's had a really interesting acting career, especially for a standup comic. Super nice guy, too. Very small. Like an Ewok.

[@AprilGabrielle]

He also starred in Jawanna Mann. Fucking amazing. His range I mean, not Jawanna Mann. lol

[@laudanum669]

Kevin Pollack has been in so many great movies. He never plays the leading man, but is always a strong co-star.

[@TheCashcrue]

I can't wait to see this with you. I'm taking my dog out, changing his water and getting our snacks. This is gonna be fun.

[@wheresatari668]

The biggest hint is in the very first big scene in the entire movie. When Keaton is sitting on the ship saying he can't feel his legs. When the guy you don't see the face of speaks, he speaks in a whisper but it's definitely his voice. Nobody ever picks up on it, but upon watching it a second time or more I can clearly tell.

[@lanzknecht8599]

The silence at the end was hilarious! If you like movies that have an ending that isn´t predictable, here are some, not all are crime flics: The Sixth Sense, Murder on the Orient Express (1974), Lucky number Slevin, The Game, Identity, Frailty, Unbreakable and Sicario, just to name a few. Just for inspiration!

[@cflournoy1529]

Identity is definitely a movie that slips under the radar. I though it was excellent.

[@myview5840]

You forgot the Scooby Doo movie criminal reveal lol

[@cflournoy1529]

@@myview5840 “ if it wasn’t for you meddling kids….” 😂😂

[@gravypatron]

I'm glad you picked the original murder on the Orient Express and not the new one. Cheers.

[@lanzknecht8599]

@@gravypatron The best version I know. Kenneth Branagh may be a talented actor and director, but his remake wasn´t that good. I never understood, why great movies needed a "new interpretation", they usually turn out to be hardly better than the original.

[@xavvi]

Bro the look on your face at the end, absolutely golden. I remember that feeling well.

[@TomCat777]

The guy who wrote this used to be a security guard at the movie theater I used to manage in Perth Amboy, NJ. He wrote this while working his shifts. If want another really good mind F movie, then check out The Game with Michael Douglas

[@jeffking887]

I predict an all time STFU experience

[@EOMReacts]

If it's not the record, it's def close to it. LoL

[@Kim-hc5si]

Oooooooh BIG facts lol

[@BigGator5]

EOM ...Can't wait! 😁

[@andrewlawson7589]

perfect reaction at the end. like a whole sixty seconds of silent thinking lol

[@genghispecan]

"One story the guys told me - the one I believe..." It's great on subsequent viewings - the little things that you pick up but I always loved that particular line.

[@chrisleebowers]

You're right - he did ultimately fail. The entire endeavor was to kill the Argentinian snitch so that the authorities would not know that he is at least an operative of if not the leader of the criminal entity known as "Keyser Soze." But one of the Hungarians survived the attack, saw his face, and described it to the sketch artist. The "Verbal Kint" identity is burned, he will have to continue his activities off-grid and underground or get plastic surgery or something.

[@1newbert]

Except the witness ultimately died in the hospital and there are no living witnesses to confirm his identity even if they brought him in based on the sketch.

[@chrisleebowers]

@@1newbert The witness gave a "deathbed testimony" to a roomful of other witnesses who can all testify. But it's likely they wouldn't have moved on him immediately but would have instead let him go and ramp up surveillance on him to see how much they can learn about his operation, his operatives, his contacts, his methods, where his money is and how he launders it, etc.

[@issi529]

@@chrisleebowers Well except for the fact that he escaped and has enougj power and money to vanish for good. Except for that time.

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

27:55 hands down the funniest reaction ive seen to that scene 🤣🤣🤣

[@nicolecunningham5477]

Is hollering at his silence 😂 He was trying to figure out his life after that one 😂

[@0okamino]

Mr. Soze takes yet another reactor for ride, then leaves them standing on the sidewalk, with their brow furrowed and jaw open, bewildered, yet impressed at how much wool was pulled over their eyes. I love to see it. 😉

[@michaelbaumert9533]

I love to see the reactions of ppl after this movie, it's pure gold.

[@jameskirschling7887]

This was a great reaction. The look of confusion on your face at the end of the movie J.L. happened to everyone who saw this movie. I know that is a bold statement but I think it's true. Friday's reaction is going to be even better than tonight's reaction. At least I think so. Next month is going to be amazing.

[@Htheorphanarian]

I watched this in the cinema, before anyone knew anything about it, we went just based on the movie poster which looked cool. Man at the end, every one was completely frozen, nobody said a thing, or moved I'm telling you...

[@chefskiss6179]

All these years later, after first seeing it in theatres, I can not tell you how much it has killed me they never filmed even just a split-second of his pov shot, just underneath looking up at the base of the coffee cup being held and that kobayashi lettering and the smug chattyness of the detective looking down :/ lol.

[@jimclayson]

Yeah, this is one of those movies that isn't over when the credits roll. You'll be playing scenes over and over in your head for awhile, trying to figure out which parts (if any) were real and what REALLY happened. GREAT movie with one of the best twist endings of all time.

[@vellaropedart9190]

Your silence at the end is quite possibly the most genuine reaction I've seen so far! I remember the first time I saw it I was just as shocked! The funny thing is when you watch it a second time you start to see the hints you didn't see the first time,like Kobayashi congratulating Verbal for killing the jeweler when only the 5 of them were there, otherwise how would the lawyer have known? And also the foreign way Verbal holds his cigarette. You almost have to watch it again. You're compelled to.

[@Antagonopolis]

Irony is even the name itself Keyser obv sounds exactly like "Kaizer" - "Emperor/King" for German + Soze comes from the turkish idiom "söze boğmak", which means "to talk unnecessarily too much and cause confusion" = King of Misleading [Talking others into Confusion]

[@johnjr757]

That silence and "hold up" look you had at the end was the same reaction most of us had when we saw this back in '95.

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

The ending was so crazy I ended up watching it again right after. I'm sure I had the same look on my face.

[@gravypatron]

One of the greatest plot twists in movie history. Thank you for the video, Buddy!🤟

[@nickmoney2949]

"YOU BEEN SNITCHING FOR TWO HOURS!" Maaaan you owe me another shirt, LMMFAO Another great reaction.

[@GrisouIII]

If you watch it a second time, you’ll see when Verbal is looking up at the bottom of Quyon’s cup!

[@Desman6]

The stunned silence at the end was amazing. Gold. Can't wait for the rest or the Rockys,btw.

[@walboyfredo6025]

Your silence in the end said a lot more then a thousand words!

[@danielglenn915]

This and LA Confidential are two of my favorites. When that limp straightens out into a stride, it caught me flat lol. Actors and writing on point.

[@stevesheroan4131]

32:45 The 55 seconds that follow this stamp are the best reaction to this movie ever recorded.

[@EOMReacts]

You have no idea how happy I was in editing when I saw he did that. I knew it was gonna be a hit. LoL

[@rbodee]

The term "The Usual Suspects" come from the movie, "Casablanca" where near the end a police captain says "Round up the usual suspects.". "Casablanca" is worth watching.

[@MegaForrestgump]

The best part is your puppers telling you that you weren't done petting. 🤣🤣This movie was so good. I fell asleep partway through on my first viewing, combination of too much beer and bud. I woke up just as Spacy said "F**kin cops." I was stone sober when it finished, picking my jaw off the floor.

[@mf8736]

J, I found your videos a couple months ago and you & your copilots have been fun to watch. Last week my baby girl Frankie crossed the rainbow bridge 😞 and your videos have been helping me during a really difficult time. Thank you and give your doggies some extra pets and kisses for me ❤meghan

[@EOMReacts]

❤️❤️❤️ Sorry for your loss and glad the channel can give any amount of comfort. Hugs all the way.

[@daynejoseph2366]

This is my favorite movie of all time. I’m absolutely obsessed with it. You know what’s hilarious? They actually spoil the movie in the first act. In jail Verbal tells everyone that he’s called “Verbal” because he talks too much. The name Keyser Söze roughly translates to “King Talk Too Much”. He told the rest of the suspects and the audience he was Keyser when we first met him and we all brushed it off. Brilliant

[@redviper6805]

Quite the jaw dropper! Another shocking crime thriller to see is L A Confidential. Also with Kevin spacey, only he’s a cop in that one

[@dextermilo4668]

I SAW THE THUMBNAIL, I WAS LIKE OH HELL YEAH, MY MANS ABVOUT TO GET MIND BLOWN. BUT BRO, THE SILENCE, EWHILE YOUR HEAD WAS JUST CATCHING UP TO IT! PRICELESS, HAD ME WEAK AF

[@spacetiger5076]

There really is nothing like seeing it for the first time, isn’t there? Love how mindblown you were when Verbal straightened his walk out.

[@bradpriebe9218]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time and I was sooo looking forward to this reaction because I KNEW it was gonna be a great one.and I was right! Watching this with you, I was squirming through the whole movie waiting for the final reveal. And I laughed so hard during that 20 odd seconds of silence watching you process wtf just happened. Thank you JL, you made my week.

[@Shrykespeare]

My favorite movie of all time. It blew through theaters without even a blip. I saw it for the first time on cable, and the ending shocked me so much I ran to Blockbuster VIdeo, rented it, and watched it again that same night. If you loved this, good sir, I HIGHLY recommend Lucky Number Slevin, which might be the most underrated crime drama of all time. Stellar cast - Morgan Freeman, Ben Kingsley, Bruce Willis, Josh Hartnett, Lucy Liu, and Stanley Tucci. It was edited with the precision of a surgeon, and it's one of the most brilliant ending I've ever seen.

[@russellward4624]

That minute of silence for poor J's brain was epic. Lol there was at least 3xs you could see a thought work its way to his tongue but that shit just wasn't coming out. Lol

[@barrettolsen1622]

The silence at the end is so perfect.

[@dagiel9061]

The look of confusion on your face for the final reveal. Was the same confusion that I felt the first time I saw this movie. Honestly, you have to watch the movie twice to really enjoy it. But by far, this is one of my top favorite two movies. This one, and LA Confidential, what can I say, I'm a sucker for film Noir.

[@kathyastrom1315]

Have you seen the Branagh film Dead Again? It’s modern-day noir and Hitchcockian at the same time.

[@TJPenitencia]

Your silence at the end is gold. Yeah, that was my reaction, too. Stunned silence trying to reconcile my version of reality with what I just witnessed. Great job.

[@sephjnr]

33:16 Dog coming in clutch - "You okay, man?"

[@MonsieurBooyah]

probably the best unreliable narrator reveal in movie history

[@WarrChan]

First time my cousin watched it, she said, “He’s the bad guy” when Kevin Spacey read “Hand ME the keys…” during the suspect line up. I was like… “damn, no point watching the rest of the movie now…”

[@freshsmilely]

this is one of those movies that when you watch it after the first time, you try to pick out all the little clues that were hidden throughout.

[@benf1111]

It was great casting. They hired a sociopath to play a sociopath.

[@ianmcnaney6528]

Kevin Spacey is so great in this. Now that you know who he really is (or is he?) pay attention to the little facial expressions he makes. When Kujan (the cop interviewing him) initially says "my guess is he's using you because you're stupid and you think he's your friend" the camera isn't on Kujan, it's on Verbal. @12:18. There's this smug little grin as Verbal thinks "I've got you now" and spins his tales. But it could also be a smug little smile because he's got immunity and is laughing a bit at Kujan's tough guy act. It works in both interpretations, which is amazing. Also notice how his tales and even his persona change near the end when Kujan announces that Keaton is Keyser Soze. Verbal is playing to Kujan's preconceptions, and to ours. Also keep in mind that this movie is filmed from Kujan's perspective, visualizing the stories that Verbal tells. The only things we actually know are that there was that shootout and fire on the dock the previous day, that there were no drugs, and that Keaton's wife was found shot in a hotel. Did the initial lineup happen? Did the jobs in between happen? Did that jeweler / drug courier get murdered or even exist? It's not like Kujan, who was a customs officer, had time to verify any of it. The bodies on the boat were burned to a crisp and hadn't (yet) been identified, so Verbal was free to say it was anybody or everybody. He knew he'd be out within an hour or two, and by the time anybody noticed any inconsistencies he'd have vanished.

[@ellen6638]

I remember reading that Benecio Del Toro deliberately mumbled in this movie because he new his character would be the first to die.

[@renee7407]

One of the best twists, I remember my jaw hitting the floor 😂 Great reaction, thank you!

[@BunBun299]

Oh, there are hints of Kaiser Soze's identity sprinkled throughout. But you have to look closely. Like Verbal & Kaiser Soze having the same lighter. Little details like that really makes rewatchs worthwhile.

[@christopherking4932]

The greatest twist in cinema history.

[@harleyadam4813]

Your face = my face when I watched this movie in the theater in 1995. To this day, still my #1 movie of all time. Watch it the first time, see the ending, then go back and re-watch it and see a COMPLETELY different movie. Master class.

[@crowspirit1279]

Also at 14:31 he actually got hit near the eye from that cigarette. The "FUVK" and reaction to it is genuine.

[@sephjnr]

I read it wasn't scripted, and Stephen legit had to be held back.

[@michaelmills34]

One of the best movies ever made, thank you!

[@johnbernhardtsen3008]

Bryan Singers debut as a director!he did some X-men movies!most credits him for taking superhero movies into a full on universe, and just not some ok movies with guys and girls in funny suits!

[@crowspirit1279]

Omg j, this has to be your best reaction by far. Blank is a beast in the editing room, but raw reaction isn't staged. I'm so glad y'all chose to walk this path. Imma re up Patreon tomorrow as soon as I figure out what's goin down in the restaurant during the hurricane.

[@EOMReacts]

Much appreciate that and stay safe.

[@reganmcneil2074]

JL's reaction is exactly what the people who made this movie had in mind. If "mind blown" had a face.

[@ryane5483]

LOL....He's SHOOK! Mind is blown.

The twist is pretty obvious to the Turkish speakers since Söze means "to the word" in Turkish and his alter ego is called Verbal.

[@TheSycaman]

This was exactly the right reaction. You had Keaton locked as Keyser and then when it hit.... You had to tell somebody and quickly too. I know that feeling. Excellence in reacting on display sir.

[@EOMReacts]

When he said he needed to go talk about it he legit called me two minutes after he recorded this. LoL

[@olijadu]

Best response. Same way I responded in 1995, froze for a few minutes and then had to rewind that like 10 times , lol

[@andrewmize823]

The only thing I hate about this movie is that you can only experience the full shock of the ending one time. After the first viewing, it's a completely different movie.

[@fontenotnicolas]

I remember reading that Benicio Del Toro farted in the line-up. That's why everybody was laughing.

[@sobrietyisoverrated]

😂😂😂Thinking of watching this again just to see your face when you put it together… CLASSIC!!!😂😂😂

[@IENetworkTV]

THis may be the greatest script /reveal combo I have ever seen a movie I have watched 10 times and each time I see something I did not see before

[@clarkdelgado827]

"YOU BEEN SNITCHIN' FOR 3 HOURS!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@nicolecunningham5477]

Right! 😂😂😂

[@MrSuperHappyPants]

Watched this reaction last night. Came back tonight just to watch that 40 seconds of silent WTF action. You're terrific, my friend.

[@bigjay123]

(Evil Laugh) GOT'CHA... Then he still ran out looking for a guy with a limp...

[@TheCashcrue]

One of, if not the best movie twist of all time.

[@rick74]

Actually now that I think about it.Besides that great comment about the Keaton's reaction that he pointed out,which I hadn't thought of, also that line "I can't feel my legs". That a sly ironic line given the case 🙂

[@wheresatari668]

The mind bending suspense thriller. The mind melting, head exploding movie is by far THE best genre of movie in history for me personally. This one is at the top. I could name more, but if I do it kinda spoils them if you go in knowing your mind is expected to be blown. Good luck and congrats when you find the rest😎

[@Ex_Caseus_Fortis]

I kind of guessed the ending when during that one job Verbal headshot a guy in cold blood. It was very suspicious.

[@kevinsmith4429]

One of the all-time mindfuck endings,period!

[@YoureMrLebowski]

10:35 a crime vs wrong excellent distinction 👍🏼

[@shellerz_6339]

I’ve been waiting for somebody to react to this - so glad I found you! Everyone remembers the first time they watched this 😊 and had their mind blown 🤯 your reaction to it was perfect!!! Best ending to a movie ever xx

[@cashscience]

This one got you.... I never saw you get that quiet after a reaction!

[@jhornacek]

I love watching reactions to this film where, after the reveal at the end, the reactor(s) tries to rationalize the plot of the movie, assuming that it all did happen. They usually don't realize that almost everything that we saw from Verbal's story didn't happen - he made it all up. There are certain things we know that did happen - things that can be verified by the police (i.e. these 5 criminals were in a lineup in New York, they invaded this boat and a lot of people were killed, etc). But most of Verbal's story to Agent Kuhian (sp?) is just him improvising. There is no Redfoot, there is no lawyer named Kobyashi, etc.

[@the1truking]

When you finally made it to the end, your reaction was worth it bro! Great job!

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

Your face when the big reveal hits is what I'm gonna enjoy most (feel free to prove me wrong) I'm expecting a "are you f'n kidding me" or a "get outta here" or something fun!

[@pamelalee1508]

Stunned silence...hahaha... Yep... We were all fooled the first time we watched it...😄😄😄... Great reaction J...👍😉...🌿🌿🌿

[@syedaamirhaider4769]

That's the exact reaction I had when I saw that ending for the first time. I just sat there in stunned silence for an eternity. What an ending! Still the best I've ever seen.

[@s.henrlllpoklookout5069]

"You've been snitchin for 2 hours!" Even the director & screenwriter mention that on the DVD commentary

[@heather9857]

07:53 IKR????? Right there with ya....GREAT reaction!

[@vazak11]

"You've been snitching for two hours!" XD

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@Extraordinarily Ordinary Media Another wonderful reaction. One of the 10 best endings in film. No one i know who i ever saw it with or showed this movie to got that ending :)

[@Elerad]

You know, I can't think of a single time Peter Greene has played a good guy, now that you mention it. He was the traitorous partner in Blue Streak, too. He's just always slimy. Hey, you'd probably also enjoy The Prestige and LA Confidential if you liked this one. Great flicks.

[@athens_1psvr31]

That’s one of the realest lines ever spoke in a movie. “The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he first exist” Look at the state of the world and entertainment. But hey, October is fun right?

[@johnhammonds5143]

Left you speechless, dude. Yup. I know. Left us all speechless.

[@dandybanana]

Fastest I've ever clicked on a notification lol ! This movie is on my top 5 favorites of all time & getting to watch it with you was brilliant ! ❣

[@gravypatron]

I have to make another comment. I watch a lot of movie reactions on youtube, and you're the only one where people feel like we're actually watching it with you instead of watching you watch a movie. Best movie reaction Channel out there.

[@EOMReacts]

I try to edit it in a way where his reaction is most important, but the movie and it’s context is a close second. Much appreciated to hear.

[@anyviolet]

Saw this in theaters and many people had the same long-silence reaction you did at the end. Including me. LOL