First Time Watching FORREST GUMP and Didn’t Expect to Be THIS Moved!!

[@TheCluelessCritics]

*What did you think when you saw Forrest Gump for the first time?* Let me know in the comments! Remember to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with my reactions to more of your favorite TV shows and movies!

[@PugsleyThePear]

When I first watched it, I was a kid and thought it was pretty fun! Like I was so young I didn't recognize any historical events (tbf I'm Swedish) and I didn't realize Forrest was intellectually challenged. So most of the movie went over my head, but I still liked it. Then I watched it on a flight in my 20s, and I've never cried that much in public. It's heartfelt, sad and funny and you're rooting so hard for Forrest and Jenny as they live through historical event after historical event. It can make you laugh even when you're crying. It really is the perfect movie.

[@BTAColorado]

Gary Sinise was deeply affected by playing Lt. Dan. It inspired him to become deeply involved in Veteran charity by starting his own foundation for Vets, The Gary Sinise Foundation. The work he has done is beyond extraordinary. He even toured for some time with "The Lt. Dan Band" to military bases around the world in USO shows.

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Wow, how interesting! I want to learn more about his work after this movie.

[@fidel2xl]

Good reaction, Daisy. You are one of the few movie reactors out there who actually understood Jenny's character and the fact that she was heavily traumatized from the horrific abuse she suffered as a child which deeply affected her throughout her life.

[@DavidStebbins]

From Elvis to AIDS (or Hep C in the book) Forrest Gump is the story of a generation; the historical touchstones, the music, the traumas, and the philosophical problems we wrestled with. I love watching people react to this movie to see what things they recognize and what things they don't. I read that some high school American History courses use the film to cover the time period because it touches on so many of the major events.

[@tvdroid22]

Hep C was first isolated in 1989. The book was written in 1985 for a 1986 release, so it wasn't even possible to say that, and since it usually takes decades for symptoms to appear with hepatitis-related viruses, it doesn't track. However, in 2019, screenwriter Eric Roth confirmed it was AIDS.

[@zimvader25]

It was Hep C in the movie as well, regardless of what dumb nonsense Roth and Zemeckis said a couple of years ago. Jenny specifically says it's a virus that they don't know what it is, in the movie. At that timeline in the movie, HIV was very deadly and absolutely very well known by doctors. Hep C was the deadly virus barely being discovered around the timeline where they have that conversation.

[@Fred-vy1hm]

"Or maybe we are all just floating along on a breeze." That's the significance of the feather in the opening and closing scenes.

[@blindsurvival8570]

One of the greatest movies ever made. It's one of the first DVD’S I bought when I started my collection. A timeless masterpiece for any generation of movie watchers.

[@andrewwhyte9944]

I have watched this movie 4 or 5 times over the years and I still love it. A timeless and heartfelt story, sprinkled with joy and heartache. Loved your emotional reaction. I place this movie in my top 50 of all time!

[@andrelimoges3654]

Congratulations on reacting to in my opinion the greatest movie of all time. The acting by the entire cast , the way it was shot. It touches on every emotion.

[@phtevenj]

my favorite call back of the movie is when they are in the bar and Lt Dan says when Forrest is a captain he's an astronaut, then at the wedding he shows up with legs made of metal "same as in the space shuttle"

[@MoMoMyPup10]

Reay a fantastic edit and I appreciate the effort! And a pretty 0pen and honest reaction -- WeII done!

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Thank you so much, I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 😃 It was an amazing movie to watch!

[@dsscam]

29:56 Lt. Dan DID become an astronaut due to Forrest Gump. Because of this role and his friendship with Hanks, he got the role in Apollo 13... and he never got the measles.

[@mattx449]

According to my father who was in Vietnam in 1969, the chaos of the jungle firefight was very accurate.

[@redd9802]

This movie is masterful. On my first watch it was entertaining, but as I have watched it more, the depth of the movie comes out. Notice the theme of shoes/feet/running. The movie is about the paths of our lives, and it is woven through the entire movie - Forest’s braces, his running shoes, Lt Dan’s comment about feet in Vietnam and then he has to reinvent his purpose when his feet are blown off and at the end he has new “magic” legs and notice that Jenny is barefoot and throws her shoes at her old house when she is finally able to begin moving on from her past. The whole movie - absolutely great.

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Oh this is interesting! I will definitely notice this next time I watch it. This is definitely a movie I want to watch again (probably several times!)

[@flerbus]

Where are you running off to?

[@sharonhoyt2133]

Well Said! Excellent presentation and analysis. One point...Jenny was also running in the movie...away from her father, home, past etc. Kudos to the genius of the book author Winston Groom and the excellent movie creators and actors for adding their genius to the production of this wonderful film.

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Right, so true - she inspired him to run as a child, but it's also what she always did throughout her own life. Thanks so much for watching with me!

[@hornerinf]

It's funny the theme is "run Forrest run". Because the irony is that it's really about " run Jenny run".

[@TheCluelessCritics]

So true!

[@philmullineaux5405]

Dan tells Forrest in the bar, u become a captain and I'm an astronaut! Later when he's walking, he tells Forrest his legs are made of Space Shuttle material! Then they both star in Apollo 13!!! Type in here Forrest Gump speech!! Irony... Kurt Russell met Elvis as a kid,then did a movie with him a few years later,then did John Carpenter first TV movie about Elvis, then played Elvis a couple times like in 3000 miles to Graceland, then does Elvis voice, here! Pro tip...the kid, grew up, joined the military, and was in some hardcore units!

[@prischm5462]

How can you not love it. Especially when he learned that he was a father.

[@TheCluelessCritics]

YES! I loved that. And he will be a great father to little Forrest.

[@da40flyer]

"Is he smart or is he...." is one of the most emotionally devastating lines of dialogue that has ever been spoken in a movie.

[@satyadasgumbyji8956]

"To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden, or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded." -Ralph Waldo Emerson Gump On, friends!!! ✌️🌎❤️

[@wykedinsanity]

i love this movie i even have the bubba gump hats i wear the one with flag on it every day

[@josephbranch2381]

Can’t tell you how many times I’ve watched this…. Over 100/times for sure 👍🏼. Enjoyed watching it with you. 🫶🏼

[@marymccabe3378]

Loved your reaction!

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Thank you so much! ☺️ It was an amazing movie to watch!

[@mikemike2322]

Forrest was always running towards his life, Jenny was always running away from her life.

[@marksardakowski4323]

I love your personality so I joined.

[@TheDanChannell]

you are one of the few reactors that has picked up on the historical connections that most miss. pretty good for a young lady

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Thanks! I love learning about history in general, so it was a huge treat to see SO many pivotal moments shown throughout this movie.

[@KruegerChild1428]

Something I never noticed until my most recent viewing was that Bubba’s family was in attendance at Forrest’s wedding.

[@phillipmckinnon6883]

I'll be damned!! I didn't see that.

[@Tiatom221]

Great reaction 👍

[@SunShine-qk4rb]

It came out the year I turned 14 and I’ve watched it a lot since then.

[@itt23r]

I don't know how you feel about movies in the psychological thrillers genre, but there are two, in particular from roughly the same time period as this one, you owe it to yourself to see. They are SILENCE OF THE LAMBS and THE SIXTH SENSE. I think you will like both as much as this one if not more. And the latter of the two stars child actor Haley Joel Osment who played Forrest Jr. in this one.

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Ohhh I’d always heard about these two movies but don’t know much about them. Will add these to my watchlist!!

[@itt23r]

@@TheCluelessCritics I'm surprised they are not on your list already considering how iconic and well known they are. But let me add two more of the same calibre that may not be as famous. They are A BEAUTIFUL MIND and PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN.

[@Destyn2B]

This is my favorite movie. I love everything about it!

[@martyfried8191]

If you liked this, you should definitely check out a movie called Rain Man. Similar in some ways, with Dustin Hoffman who was unbelievable and Tom Cruise.

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Ohh I've heard about Rain Man but don't know anything about the plot. Definitely adding it to the list, thank you!

[@martyfried8191]

@@TheCluelessCritics cool. You will absolutely love it, looking forward to that!

[@szabolcskovacs9536]

Forrest Gump is one of the best movie ever created. 👍

[@raelshodges8949]

A League of their own is another good one

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Ohh thanks for this recommendation! Haven't seen that one yet!

[@raelshodges8949]

You’ll love it 😊

[@frankweber8104]

ein unglaublichr Film!Danke,Danke,Danke

[@myfootballjesus]

your doing great on the videos, keep up the good work and GOOD movies, and you will be a good MOM just your mom! too bad they dont make any good movies anymore , cheers

[@roba7737]

I think it's one of the best movies ever made.

[@tvdroid22]

Most reactors totally miss the significance of the speech that the crowd missed, but was heard by the character in the US flag shirt (Abbie Hoffman). Also, it seems nobody gets it that Forrest had a physical response to his first adult moment with Jenny, which is why the roommate's robe got messed up. If you're not familiar with John Lennon, they also showed Forrest as being the reason for the lyrics to Lennon's song "Imagine." Lt Dan's statement about being an astronaut is ironic as Gary Sinise played an astronaut with Tom Hanks in Apollo 13.

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Ohh I haven't watched Apollo 13 - I'd love to see Gary Sinise and Tom Hanks together again in a movie. I'm adding that one to my list. Thanks for watching this one w/me!

[@stevenhenry9605]

​@@TheCluelessCritics Apollo 13 is magnificent.

[@davidmc1489]

This , The Green Mile and The Shawshank Redemption......3 movies that are about as close to perfect as they come.

[@s.oliver3687]

One of the best movies. (Actiually you can't go wrong with any Tom Hanks movies. "Apollo 13" and "Sully" are also good.)

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Tom Hanks was amazing in this movie!! I've seen Sully, but not Apollo 13 - it's on my watch list!

[@christhornycroft3686]

A lot of reactors are unforgiving with Jenny for constantly leaving Forrest. But even a guy with an IQ of 75 realized that his friend had gone through a lot of awful abuse as a child and needed to figure things out in her own way. Run Forrest Run was literally the only advice she could give because that's what she'd been doing all her life - running from her trauma. Forrest was obviously sad and depressed when Jenny left, which is why he went for his own "little run." But he didn't hold grudges. He knew why Jenny did what she did. He didn't have a high IQ, but he had emotional intelligence.

[@adriennerobinson8984]

I never considered Jenny constantly leaving him, they were adults living separate lives and they just happened to cross paths over the years. Plus, Forrest sought her out the first two times.

[@dangerousdylan6262]

The amount of people that make excuses for her are insane 😂😂😂 just because you were hurt doesn't mean your entitled to the right to hurt others lol we've all been through something and it's never ok to take it out on someone else.... Jenny was a terrible person that happened to have horrible things happen to her early in life. Forrest wasn't emotionally wise he was mentally handicapped and she took complete advantage of that and only got back in touch with him to access his money 💰

[@Well-that-was-unfortunate]

​@@dangerousdylan6262 for what is worth, I'm reading this book called "Determined" by Robert Sapolsky that in a round about way is very much related to your comment... I doubt you'd like it, but I'm wrong most of the time, soooooo yeah... again, for what is worth...

[@sharonhoyt2133]

@@dangerousdylan6262 Sorry for you being so prejudice against women that you can't even understand what this movie is about. Something must have gone wrong in your life. Hopefully things get better for you.

[@Bren3669]

@@dangerousdylan6262finally somebody who gets it!!!

[@TheAlkochef]

Something ppl kinda misses is, when Gump was in Vietnam, he said he always had something to do, like going into vietcong tunnels like tunnel rats in ww1. Its basically the deadliest thing u could do, and they made Forrest do it, because he didnt know any better.... Its kinda twisted, ngl... There are sooooo many layers to this film its crazy.

[@StanSwan]

In Forrest Gump II his son little Forrest gets run over by a train.

[@anthonyguadagnino2681]

Gotta do good will hunting and saving private Ryan. Tropic thunder, Shawshank redemption, rain man, silence of the lambs

[@chiefcrash1]

Multi-millionaire war hero and international sports celebrity starts running laps around the country for seemingly no reason.... and the news reports him as "a gardener from Alabama"

[@carlop.7182]

1st time I watched it ?--It wasn't planned at all. I was at Blockbuster (our Netflix back in the day), it was playing on the sceen, and I liked the soundtrack. I ask the clerk what was it, amd I decided to try it. Complete accident. And I liked it, watched it many times after that over the years. Have a nice day, and see you under another movie in the future.

[@DanBailey-cz9fj]

Movies to watch if you haven't seen them,The life of pie,The book of Elie, Reign over me and something old school Casablanca

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Ohh thanks for these recommendations! Adding these to my watch list!

[@subitman]

The child in the movie was in two other good movies. The Sixth Sense starring Bruce Willis who was a psychiatrist talking to Osment why he was hospitalized. The other is Second Hand Lions about two senions taking care of a child. Both are comedic and serious.

[@overfiend1978]

When did they start putting a key/pictures of the chocolates on the box? seems like it has been there forever, so you actually do know what your going to get in a box of chocolates as it tells you right there on the box

[@johnpearce5168]

Another great Tom Hanks movie is Saving Private Ryan.. for a true story hacksaw Ridge with Andrew Garfield or the Lone Survivor with Mark Wahlberg

[@nickperkins8477]

Timeline-wise, the movie goes roughly from the 50’s to the 80’s.

[@timothybuchanan662]

The one thing everybody seems to miss in the reaction and comment section is Bear Bryant. I'm in no way any kind of sports fan and I don't really know why I know who Bear Bryant was. But he was a big time college football coach for, you guessed it Alabama. That hat was kind of iconic

[@wykedinsanity]

run forrest run

[@wykedinsanity]

you have a very nice voice daisy

[@malelonewolf80]

Just read the book, and the movie is far better.

[@mattx449]

Love your Marvel and action flick reactions but doing some classics will add variety to your channel and only make it better.

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Awesome to hear this - I'm also LOVING watching Marvel + action movies, but excited to add more variety as well! Thanks for watching with me!

[@ryanc9888]

Classic movie

[@PaiMei667]

I recommend watching Meet Joe Black or Jojo Rabbit 👍

[@SG-mj3dj]

It's imprrssive to see such a (relatively) pick up all the historical references in this movie. This along with Saving Private Ryan and The Green Mile are what I consider Tom Hanks' best movies (and that is saying something) while the child actor shined in The Sixth Sense. Highly recommend any of these you haven't seen and Independence Day (1996) for July 4.

[@Lord_Legolas_Greenleaf]

4 months late... This is one of Thee Greatest Movies of All Time. Tom Hanks is one of Thee Greatest Actors of All Time. Title & Outro: "So many tears" 'had you sobbing' - could be because it's a YT edit, but no evidence to support. As a Reactor - you need to connect your viewers to you AND the movie through your verbal, physical and emotional reactions. Again could be that this is a YT Edit, but no evidence to support; till Jenny passed. Could also be the downward angle of the camera; but still no evidence to support. But also note that some of thee greatest reactions have little verbalization but are full with emotional and physical content. Video editing is good. FYI: If you get stuck in publishing on YT cause of issues - since you've already watched (which ever movie you're stuck on) go look at how other Reactors edited theirs! It can help! Ultimately you want them to become your Patreon subs! A plus is you're not repeating things just to repeat them!!! A lot of Reactors think it's just 'reacting to videos' but it's soo much more. "Your insight" and 'knowledge' and 'attention to detail' are all Very Good! Outro Pretty Good too! But a lot of 'awww' - or too much, it doesn't convey much. Or 'that's sad' which only portrays/shows a very small amount of sadness. A lot of Reactors do that and use those words a lot, or to an extreme amount... Which for me: "that's sad" because it seems like there is almost nothing that 'moves' the Reactor; they have limited vocabulary; or they have little experience and so on. Was it Heart Breaking? When Jenny prayed it was. Was it Soul Crushing?!? When Jenny Passed and Forrest said: "I won't be that far away." Did it make you feel Proud? When Forrest Graduated! Beautiful beyond belief? When Forrest was describing things when Jenny was in her bed: "You were!" My mom said: "Her heart was full" only a couple of times, it's been like 50 years since I last heard it. Scene: When Forrest and Jenny are standing together and Forrest turns to see Lt. Dan... Other Reactors have said: "I can't do this! I can't do this!" Long pause: "My heart is full of sadness and too much happiness, I feel like I'm going to burst" (paraphrased). Another one said with a cracking voice: "Yay!" In her outro she made fun of herself and the "Yay" but partially noted for the movie: "I was either too happy to be sad or too sad to be happy." Other wise it was okay. Try not to take negativity to hard, nor to heart! "This is the internet." Do Not Forget: "This is your channel and you should do it the way you want to! No matter what anyone says." Thank you for sharing.

[@GregInHouston2]

She left because she was drug addicted. She needed rehab.

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Right - her struggles were so heart wrenching.

[@JJgibson1]

Check out the movie Major Payne(1995).

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Ohh haven't watched this one, thanks for the recommendation!

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

The Gods must be crazy, 1&2 from Africa.

[@wbw910]

Forrest loved Jennty butshe was the villan

[@hv3926]

Most reactors tend to hate Jenny, always hurting Forrest by leaving him and being with other men. I always got the impression that she did not want to be alongside a mentally challenged individual like Forrest. Kind of high horse snobby toward him. So while everyone is resentting Jenny for that. So, when she comes back in 1976, the year of the Bicentennial, everyone always says: "So, Jenny, you found out that he's rich......" Then, she leaves him again, this time after sleeping with him for the first time, they are just done with her and hope Jenny goes away and never comes back to hurt him ever again. You have not taken that stance, and that is quite refreshing.

[@adriennerobinson8984]

Jenny was never Forrest's girlfriend, they were best friends, so she didn't leave him to be with other men, she was just living her own life and they happened to cross paths a few times. Also, it isn't wrong for her to not want to date Forrest for being mentally challenged, she may have thought he was too innocent. Some viewers can't handle that she had her own life to live rather than just stay tied to Forrest simply because it would make him happy but that doesn't make her bad or in the wrong and not all reactors I've seen dislike Jenny.

[@deeanna8448]

It had nothing to do with his disability. She loved him and cared for him. She just didn't love him romantically at first. Forest was good and pure. Jenny viewed herself as damaged goods and thought Forest deserved better. She didn't think she was too good for him because of his disability. She thought HE was too good for HER

[@adriennerobinson8984]

@@deeanna8448 Agreed, the point I was trying to make was she loved him as a best friend and never gave him the impression she wanted to be with him romantically nor did she leave him since they were living separate lives as adults but they ran into each other then went their separate ways again like old friends do. The only time she did him wrong was leave the last time after they had sex without telling him, but I think it was because she was still dealing with her own demons that she didn't think she could be what Forrest wanted her to be.

[@Steve-gx9ot]

She suffered from her dad abusing and Never got over it. Those memories with her ALL THE T I ME. Understand?????❤ people

[@williamjones6031]

1. The music rights alone must have cost a small fortune.🤑🤑 2. Kurt Russell did the voice for Elvis. 3. IRL Sally Fields is only 10 years older than Tom Hanks. 4. Having gotten his degree Forrest could have gone into the Army as an officer like Lt. Dan. His ASVAB kills that. 5. He actually saved Lt Dan twice. Once in the field and again to get him out of his post war funk and Dan turned his life around. 6. Normally an enlisted Army person would be fully aware of his/her separation date. 5. Jenny did indeed give him the best gift ever (it wasn't the shoes) 8. Jenny died of Hep-C from dirty needles when she was in Caliphony. 9. It's ironic that Lt. Dan told the guys to take care of their feet because he loses his. 10. At the rally Forrest says, "Sometimes when people go to Vietnam, they go home to their mommas without any legs. Sometimes they don't go home at all. That's a bad thing. That's all I have to say about that." 11. You have had a ride through recent US history and culture. From Elvis, John Lennon, Abby Hoffman to Vietnam and Watergate. Even the jogging craze of the 70's. About the only thing left out was streaking. 13. "Sometimes I guess there're just aren't enough rocks" 14. Haley Joel Osmentt/Forrest Jr. steals the show in "The Sixth Sense" with Bruce Willis. 15. Often when he's finishing a segment about death, he ends it by saying "That's all I have to say about that" 16 Keep in mind if Jenny wasn't wasting her life seeking men like her father and was with Forrest he/we wouldn't have had this incredible journey.

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Ahh these are interesting! Thanks for sharing, and for watching with me!

[@Sizzlik]

Is "curious george" an american staple that you read in school as kids? It seems every american knows that book..i've seen the book around, but never read it as kid and dunno the story.

[@MagicAl56]

Actually, Forrest was that feather. Unlike Lt. Dan, Forrest never had a goal in life. Forrest didn't worry about meeting goals, He just floated around on a breeze and made the best of wherever the wind took him, and along the way he inspired others to not worry so much about their futures, and just take the time to live life to it's fullest and build happiness, and in the end things would work out. Of course, Dan was the greatest transition. He had decided long ago that his goal was to go out in glory, but Forrest robbed him of that, and forced him on a new path, so Dan was able to rebuild his life, bringing himself success, happiness, love, and he even got to replace the thing that his old goals had taken from him (his leg). Since you liked this, another movie that basically has the same meaning (living your life versus meeting your goals) and is equally as beautiful is Mr. Holland's Opus.

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Yes! It was incredibly inspiring to watch the struggles and growth that both Forrest and Lt. Dan experienced. I haven't seen Mr. Holland's Opus - adding it to my list! Thanks for watching this one w/me!

[@docducttape9270]

Fun fact: it rained so hard so long over there because the US was experimenting with weather modification. It was called operation Popeye and it went off course but was "overly successful." Lol There's quote a few videos on the subject right here on YT.

[@Gadget-ez1xr]

Great reaction. But you really need to place your device at eye level when watching movies. Your head is always buried looking down the entire movie and we can't really see your reaction to anything until the end.

[@TheCluelessCritics]

I know - my filming space right now is TINY (I think it looks bigger on camera 😅) but trying to figure out if there’s a way I can reconfigure things a bit. Anyway, thanks so much for watching with me!

[@sonsofthunder915]

New sub here. Please react to "It's A Wonderful Life" starring Jimmy Steward if you haven't watched it before. It will touch your heart.

[@flerbus]

We, the audience. Are the feather.

[@useyourcommonsense207]

You're reaching

[@flerbus]

@@useyourcommonsense207 how so, why does the feather only appear when we are introduced to Forrest, then leave when he is done with his tale? If it represented Forrest he should have gotten the feather as a child

[@useyourcommonsense207]

@flerbus The feather floating in the breeze represents the path one might take to reach their destiny. Although he didn't have the feather for his whole life, it represents the path one might end up taking in life. In the same way that Forrest would just go with the flow. He says it in his closing monolog.

[@flerbus]

@@useyourcommonsense207 yup, that's the superficial symbolism , but he also says that he's not sure if it is destiny or random chance so , could be either but the director chose to start the movie near the end of forrest's journey, at least as far as we the audience are concerned then the feather leaves just as he's done telling the audience his story the feather can represent more than one thing kind of like the thermos in "the jerk"

[@useyourcommonsense207]

@flerbus eeehhhh, I still don't see that. But we're all entitled to our opinion, right?

[@emotionalideas]

Amazing things, movies like this right?

[@19wulfy69]

Fun reaction again. I don't think Lt. Dan meant lifting the bottle when he mentioned working out his arms... You're so innocent.😊 This movie is an amazing ride and I think that's why it's so loved. Another amazing Tom Hanks movie is Saving Private Ryan. A more fun Tom Hanks movie is Splash. Run Forest Run.

[@TheCluelessCritics]

Ohh thanks for the other Tom Hanks recommendations! I haven't seen these either, so adding them to my watchlist!

[@dangerousdylan6262]

That's actually what he meant lol it's actually a pretty common term amongst drinkers lol

[@sharonhoyt2133]

Yes Lt Dan did mean drinking when he said exercising his arm...it is an old expression for drinking which fits in with the timeline of this movie.

[@NatPat-yj2or]

Whys the camera so close to your face??? strange

[@LukeLovesRose]

I wish I wasn't so disgusted by Tom Hanks as of late. But learning that he may have had connections with Jeffrey Epstein - not to mention his insufferable wokeness, he kind of broke my heart. He was my favorite actor for years

[@gunkulator1]

He didn't change. You did.

[@LukeLovesRose]

@@gunkulator1 Bull

[@jaggyjagg74]

The title says so many tears, but I didn't see any...? Are all the tears on Patreon or Rumble... or edited out?

[@Gurpreet-w1t]

Where’s back to future part 3

[@mattx449]

The appropriate question is: “When is Back to the Future part 3?!?” 😂😂😂

[@TheCluelessCritics]

I'm actually filming it this week, so very soon! I'm super excited to see how the story ends 😃

[@Gurpreet-w1t]

@@TheCluelessCritics my favourite in the trilogy

[@usmcrn4418]

There’s no genre..people always try to place films, songs, actors, painters into genres., otherwise defined as constraints. But art doesn’t understand genres. It’s either creative and relevant with meaning.. or it isn’t. What the Hell does a genre have to do with any of that?