FIRST TIME WATCHING *FORREST GUMP* (MOVIE REACTION)

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0:00 INTRO
0:57 REACTION
32:23 FINAL THOUGHTS

[@aliciasavage6801]

I love that you understood why Jenny was the way she was. Too many reactors just bash on her nonstop and its heartbreaking, Empathy is a beautiful thing. Thank you.

[@blister9366]

How did forest not contract hiv??? I still wanna know the time line of the how?

[@ppzav]

@@blister9366 It was not HIV, it was Hepatitis. And of note....it's not that easy to get HIV

[@lieslmichelle4136]

Second that

[@retromania8269]

​@@ppzav It was Hepatitis in the book but AIDS in the movie.

[@anthonydawson8080]

I love that you didn’t instantly judge Jenny harshly. You’re obviously a smart and empathetic guy. Great reaction

[@JayWill_]

“Sometimes, I guess there just aren’t enough rocks”. I’m so glad somebody finally reacted to such a powerful line!

[@rbrainsop1]

Same. It's one of my favorites in the whole movie

[@sunnyj210]

Same! I was just about to comment this exact same thing. Personally, it's the most powerful line in the movie.

[@mourlyvold64]

One of the most insightful lines in the movie.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

It's very telling that when Jenny was trying to show that she loved him, she turned to physical intimacy. Once again, her childhood conditioning coming into play; which is why I believe she ran away right after.

[@theConquerersMama]

Same. She did it in college and again when she came home. I also think people don't consider how growing up Forrest might have felt like a brother to her. Which would make feeling romantic with him very confusing.

[@darrylcarden1851]

I always love that at the wedding while everyone else is sitting Lt. Dan is standing in the back. Presumably because he spent enough time being forced to sit that he prefers to avoid it now.

[@RoadDoug]

Great reaction! Jenny said if you ever get in trouble, just run. She spent her whole life running from her past. This is one of my most favorite movies. Thanks

[@realSimoneCherie]

You did not let me down mike! so many male reactors are so harsh & judgmental toward jenny, they are so in love with Forrest they dismiss what must happen to if your PARENT, the person with half your DNA, and who you should trust more than anyone, degrades you. Forrest has been through a lot, the world is cruel to him but at least his mother loved him and his home was safe. Jenny is desperate to find love in the world because her home was never safe. So thanks 🙃

[@pallmall1991]

I just noticed someone already said everything, I wanted to say! 👍🏻😉

[@RewindThatwithMsKay]

Most definitely. Jenny was a sad character to watch because she had a hard life. Even though she didn't want Forest to rescue her, she needed rescuing for sure. Poor Jenny 😢❤

[@christhornycroft3686]

Tell me about it. Most reactors HATE Jenny with a passion. It's almost scary that they don't recognize PTSD symptoms from child abuse. When you've been SA'ed by a parent, someone you by default trust, your ability to trust people is gone. Jenny came up with Run Forrest Run because that's what she's been doing all her life. Running. Forrest just takes her advice in difficult situations because he loves her. I never held it against Jenny that she left Forrest multiple times. She had to go through her own process to get to a place where she could accept love, and I think having a kid with Forrest helped her with that. Thanks to KZbin, this movie is finally getting the love that it actually deserves. It was seen as overrated for years. Tom Hanks playing a goofy character in a sappy movie. But it's getting there. Robert Zemeckis is a great director too.

[@travisbickle1552]

It’s not just male reactors, but female reactors too that don’t cut Jenny slack for her trauma. In fact I’ve never seen a male or female reactor with this perspective. And it’s something i always look for and never see. Jenny receives a lot of hate by some and i just don’t get it.

[@TobiasDusty54]

My life parallels Jenny's in so many ways. My abuse came from an uncle and thankfully not a parent. Recovery is possible...but hard. I'm 69 y.o. and I often think how my life could have been different without that uncle. Never found true love, but thankfully have 3 wonderful kids that make up most of what was lost...and found God at an early age and He sustains me. God is good all the time!

[@mikemike2322]

Gary Senise, actor playing Lt. Dan, has set up a charity helping wounded vets and first responders. He also takes plane loads of children and families toDisney World every year. And much moe to help veterans.

[@lynnhettrick7588]

This role affected him greatly, he's said in interviews.

[@crissiampco]

i think, like so many people, I judged Jenny harshly - and after living some life, I realize just how deep her depression, shame, guilt and heartbreak were.

[@ploppill34]

Her pain doesn’t give her the right to emotionally abuse somebody who already has a mental handicap it’s cruel and she does it with full knowledge

[@karenlong5616]

@ ploppill34 Written by someone who has never had to grow up with a sexually abusive parent. You're very lucky, dude.

[@crissiampco]

@@ploppill34 I'm not really sure where I said that she had that right. Can you point out where I said that? Here you go, use this 🔎

[@RennersPT-C]

I see a lot of reactors who judged Jenny. I like that Mike actually understood the real issue and how childhood (or long term adulthood) abuse impacts your whole world. It's shocking that people think so simply on Jenny's actions, but I guess the silver lining is, these people have never experienced something so bad that they actually cant comprehend the complexities. Their ignorance is frustrating but I'm glad they also don't know the realities.

[@theConquerersMama]

I adored this movie when it was in theathers and watched it a lot over the years. But it became my touchstone when my son was diagnosed with severe, nonverbal autism and I was getting doctors basically writing him off or telling me all the things he would never be able to do. My husband, his dad, had just died. So I channel my inner Sally Field. When things would get tough or the insurance was running me around, I'd say - what would Forrest's Mama do? My sons life is not perfect, but its also nowhere near the hopeless and very small box they tried to put him in. He is thriving Love your reaction ❤ You are a beautiful soul.

[@GameOn71213]

Can you imagine him reacting to the Green Mile.

[@stephwells2156]

He’s never seen that? Omg! That would be iconic

[@Heather61776]

YES YES YES

[@React2This]

The child who plays his son is also the star of The Sixth Sense, best performance by a child actor you’ll ever see.

[@laurakali6522]

Or Philadelphia.

[@carriemichelle322]

Lol! I thought of Steel Magnolia and Shawshank Redemption. 😂 Love this guy!!

[@rbrainsop1]

This is the first one of your reactions I've seen, but you just earned a subscriber! I loved everything about this reaction, but especially that you were able to understand where Jenny was coming from! Most reactors I've seen have spent the whole movie hating on Jenny because of how she hurt Forrest (which is fair), but hardly anyone seems to get that it's all coming out of her own pain and trauma. I love that you were able to see and hold both at the same time- angry at how she's hurting him, but also feeling for her in her struggle

[@amberdot42]

Just stumbled on your channel when this popped up under "recommended" and I have to say Thank You for getting Jenny right away. A lot of people get really angry with her and call her selfish but miss how much a product of her environment, upbringing and abuse she was and how little self-esteem she had deep down. Great reaction.

[@sunnyj210]

Same! I get so mad when ppl immediately sh¡t on her...like, did you NOT hear what she's been thru?!?! 😊

[@React2This]

Thank you for understanding why Jenny seeks out abusive relationships. I’ve seen people react to this film and have nothing kind to say about her character.

[@LeslieEscobedo-sx7ee]

The best reaction and understanding of Jenny I have seen! Loved your reaction.

[@BigGator5]

"Life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Hanna Hall and Jacqueline Lovell. Casting Notes Fact: The girl in the school bus with the red hair is Tom Hanks's daughter, Elizabeth Hanks. Historical Fact: During the ambush in Vietnam the enemy is never actually seen. This led many combat veterans, especially Vietnam veterans, to rate this as one of the most accurate combat scenes in movie history. It was very sudden, the enemy wasn't seen, and it happened very quickly. Music Enthusiast Fact: Inspired by Lieutenant Dan Taylor, the military veteran character he played in this movie, Gary Sinise co-founded a rock and roll cover band called "The Lt. Dan Band" during the mid-2000s. The band often goes on USO tours to play for U.S. military personnel stationed around the world and also plays various benefits for veteran-related causes. Sinise was awarded the Presidential Citizen Medal in 2008 for his charity efforts. Double Duty Fact: In the movie there are four actors/actresses who play multiple roles. Gary Sinise plays Lieutenant Dan as well as all of his ancestors. Mykelti Williamson plays Benjamin Beaufort "Bubba" Blue, as well as the waiter opening Dr. Pepper bottles when Forrest meets JFK as an All-American. Sally Field plays Forrest's mom, as well as a male reporter during Forrest's run across America. Tom Hanks plays both Forrest and his Confederate ancestor.

[@jlerrickson]

I deeply appreciate your kindness to all the characters in this film, especially Jenny. I find it fascinating how easily people forget the impact of her trauma while celebrating Dan's journey (not to say that trauma excuses all of her behavior). This film is just so sweet, subtle, and insightful.

[@christhornycroft3686]

Growing up in Canada physically disabled and seeing this on video for the first time at 12 years old shortly after it was released, I loved this movie. I'm still looking for my Jenny, though, all these years later. From a young age, I understood all the racial implications of movies, having seen Mississippi Burning when I was very young and watching a series on WWII about the Holocaust. If there's one way to get me emotional, show me people being abused or oppressed by bigots, because I'm white, but I've been bullied because of the way I walk. The irony of this movie is that while Forrest may have an academic disability, he understands a greater truth about humanity that most of the characters take years to understand. "Why are you so good to me?" "You're my girl." If you're good to him, he's good to you. And if you're not, he wants to know why because he might be able to fix it. His faith in humanity is unwavering.

[@27bayoubengals]

How come Hollywood can’t make movies like this anymore?

[@lauriivey7801]

Because they'd make Forrest into a 'strong woman' and it just wouldn't work

[@meganlutz7150]

Beautiful reaction ! Loved your sympathy for Jenny. After seeing your reaction to this one I really think you should watch It’s a Wonderful Life. Yes, it is a Christmas classic but it is worth watching any time of year. Also a super emotional movie but I have a feeling you would love it !

[@bathory313]

Now you get why so many people loved this movie!

[@emilya4953]

I literally saw this movie in the theater FOUR times when it came out in 1994. It still hits hard 30 years later. ❤️ Glad you loved it too.

[@paulamoya7956]

Lt Dan won an Oscar for his performance🌠

[@BeboRulz]

I don't usually "like" Forrest Gump reactions cuz I'll end up with a ton lol...but YOUR reaction was so sweet & fun & heartfelt. 💜

[@AishaIsFabulous-x-]

I'm not crying, YOU'RE crying! 💜 -x-

[@Keedeeg]

I can't believe it's been 30 years since seeing this in the theater. 😮❤

[@wiseblood90]

That sir was a brilliant reaction you are a beautiful human

[@JennRighter]

Thank you for understanding Jenny.

[@lolahernandez6871]

When Forrest says "I'm not a smart man, but I know what love is." I always burst into tears....❤❤ we all wanna be loved. ❤❤❤

[@paulamoya7956]

I’ve seen this literally fifty times and I’m bawling with u . U promise u this will happen every time . I’ve seen every reaction to this movie on this channel and yours was the the VERY BEST 🎉🎉🎉Thank you 🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠

[@robtintelnot9107]

I knew this would get to you.😢 Was 13 when this came out. Definitely hits harder as an adult with life experiences. It really is a perfect movie.

[@georgepitts1057]

Thank you for being brave enough to share your true emotions .... Forrest Gump just makes me want to be a better person and to live for THIS moment .

[@kristallmett7843]

Great reaction! I always feel like this movie is all about running. Forrest is always running forward to get somewhere and Jenny is always running away without getting anywhere. I'm glad you saw the tragedy in Jenny's story, it's so nice to see her getting a happy (yet short) end with Forrest catching up to her, being the most loving father to their son (: Also at the end when Forrest walks away from Jenny's grave, he turns around one more time as birds fly off. Its a nice closure to her childhood trauma because she was always praying for god to turn her into a bird so she could fly away. In a way the birds are her spirit finding closure in her final moments, finally free to fly away. Really such a beautiful movie.

[@TraceTrace25]

Excellent reaction! I’ve loved this movie since I was a kid. I loved how thoughtful you were towards Jenny! Yes, she did some crappy things but, there’s also layers to why she behaves as she does.

[@richardpetty9159]

I’ve seen a lot of reactions to this movie but you got a better understanding of Jenny way sooner than anybody.

[@sharonhoyt2133]

Your understanding of how Jenny lived is much better than most people who review this movie. I really appreciated your appreciation for the personalities of the individuals who populate the story. Well Done!

[@rhystilshadowhelm]

I've watched countless channels and reactors do this film. So very, VERY few actually took the time to try and understand the perspectives of the other characters in the film like Jenny and Lt. Dan, so actually understand how and why they are the way they are, but you... YOU... You absolutely gorgeous person you... You did. It's not often that I subscribe to a channel after just one video, but I smacked the sub button only 10 minutes in. I love your reaction, and I absolutely appreciate your personality and the way you analyze things and not just default to face value for content.

[@jdrussell3828]

Yo great reaction my friend. Shout out to you for understanding Jenny and realizing there was.a reason she acted like she did. I've seen so many reactors who just hate on Jenny without emphasizing with her. She was abused as a child so she could not accept the love that Forrest was trying to give her. We accept the love we think we deserve and Jenny felt she did not deserve Forrest in her life. Even though she told Forrest he did not know what love was, it was truly Jenny that didn't know what love was. How could she when the only love she ever received was from Forrest? Once she cleaned up and had a son, she finally felt she was ready to accept Forest's love.

[@lynnhettrick7588]

The movie touches on so many moments and key events from the 1950s to the 1980s. From polio (Forrest's leg braces) and the Vietnam War to the Civil Rights movement to the AIDs crisis and Jenny dying from AIDs.

[@lynnhettrick7588]

"In the original Winston Groom novel, Jenny dies of hepatitis C, discovered in 1989. In the film, written by Eric Roth, Jenny died on March 22, 1982. It wasn't until an interview with Yahoo! News in 2019 that Roth clarified that, yes, in the film, Jenny did indeed die of AIDS. "Jenny's AIDS diagnosis was confirmed in a planned sequel to "Forrest Gump" that would have brought the character up to the 1990s. Throughout "Gump," the character unwittingly stumbled into various notable historic events and unwittingly invented small pieces of Americana the audience can chuckle at. He met multiple presidents, gave Elvis Presley the idea to shake his hips, and penned the phrase "s*** happens." The sequel would take a similar approach, putting Forrest at a dance competition with Princess Diana, and, in a truly bizarre idea, on the roof of O.J. Simpson's white Bronco during his infamous 1994 chase. It's notable that Zemeckis' original film was released in L.A. theaters the week after the Simpson chase." Read More: www.slashfilm.com/1338246/what-jenny-died-of-forrest-gump/

[@lauriivey7801]

The metal was not for ping pong ... it was the Congressional Metal of Honor for his service in the war - - Great reaction - - For me, the way they cut away from the scene with his mom's death is representative of the way Forrest goes through the world ... he accepts what happens, but doesn't dwell overmuch on it - - The 80s & 90s had some wonderful movies, I miss that

[@lucianoa31]

I so enjoyed your reaction! I said to myself you about to explode with tears at any moment. I cry every time. Would love to see you react to more Tom Hanks movies: The Green Mile Cast Away Sully Philadelphia These are truly gems.😊

[@nicoleprue1295]

I think it was so meaningful that as little girl Jenny asked Forest to pray that she could fly far far away. At end as he's walking away from her grave at tree, he turns around and the birds! Flying...symbolic

[@sherrie188]

Not you got me crying in the club 😢 such a great reaction to a beautiful film!

[@Heather61776]

I think you should add Steel Magnolias to your watch list

[@crissiampco]

AGREED

[@that.ll_do_pig]

For some reason to me, Fried Green Tomatoes goes hand-in-hand with Steel Magnolias. Double feature!

[@megdelaney3677]

Forrest Gump is a very emotional movie...so here's some more! Please react to -Steel Magnolias 1989 with 'mama' Sally Field -Fried Green Tomatoes 1991 -Cast Away 2000 w/Tom Hanks -Thanks!

[@rickardroach9075]

21:46 I’ve watched this film dozens of times and I never pickup on that. You’re doing a great job, bro.

[@michellebarry1555]

You are so sweet! You had me bawling my eyes out with you 😭

[@scottjones758]

I never get tired of this. It makes me cry Everytime no matter how many times I've seen it. If you don't cry, you have no soul.

[@rickardroach9075]

18:22 “End? No, the journey doesn't end here.” - Gandalf

[@zengardengnome]

I think a lot of viewers miss/forget that Jenny's dad was sexually abusive to her and her sisters, not just a violent drunk. Her concept of love and intimacy was wounded from the start. I think that's why she felt so bad for Forrest in her dorm room and why she ran away after they had sex in his house. He's so innocent with that kinda stuff, like she was. For her, it's like they're repeating her childhood in reverse.

[@theConquerersMama]

Sometimes there arent enough rocks" is one of my oft quoted lines.

[@jaymcnaul4201]

Great reaction, subscribed! This is one of my favorite movies I cry everytime I watch it especially during Bubba's last moment. I use this movie as a test to see if someone worth subscribing to because if this movie doesn't make someone cry or they spend the whole movie trashing Jenny I know I likely won't enjoy their reactions. Thank you for being an empathetic human being!

[@wolfpackfan1984]

You have a pure heart young man. Don’t ever lose that

[@Uriel77200]

The most beautiful wholesome movie I have seen.

[@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 would have gone into the Army as an officer like Lt. Dan. Not a recruit. 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. If you haven't already, you must do Tom Hanks in the GOAT "The Green Mile". Stephen King adaptation. You WILL cry.😭

[@SunShine-qk4rb]

Beautiful,heartbreaking reaction to a beautiful,heartbreaking movie.I can’t get enough of people reacting to this movie

[@Im_lil_kennedy]

People talk so horribly about Jenny but I’ve always related to her form of RUNNING instead of the right way (Forrest’s way of running).

[@rivermistfae]

Michael, your reactions have a way of making me start to tear up and then laugh out loud within the same 10 seconds 🥺🥹😆 Thank you for this, was a brilliant way to start the weekend 🫶

[@RewindThatwithMsKay]

Hey Mike, Forest had a pure heart, so I definitely agree that he would know more about love than anyone. Great reaction as always, Boo. ❤

[@patticriss2238]

That was a super fun reaction. It really is the best movie of our times. A modern-ish version of “It’s a Wonderful Life”. Beautiful movie

[@mahoganymuffin2628]

Thank you for understanding Jenny. So many do not have empathy for her and what she went through.

[@TheRustyGuitarist]

That was a great reaction!! Thank you, needed this today!!

[@DadInTaiwan]

I love that you really understood and empathized with all the characters; thanks for your thoughtful commentary. I'm happy that I discovered your channel--new subscriber now because I want to see more of your reactions.

[@stevemiller6923]

Great movie and great reaction. I have watched many reactions to this movie and I have never seen anyone have such understanding and compassion for Jenny.

[@Heather61776]

Thank you for all of your tears. This movie is amazing! Thank you for sharing your experience with us.

[@truckinfool3550]

For a younger Tom Hanks, check out 1988’s Big or 1984’s Splash. For a really young Tom, check out a tv episode of Busom Buddies from 1981.

[@ahabgaddis7277]

I've watched so many Forest Gump reactions and I never get sick of it. I recommend "Good Will Hunting" as well, another I never get sick of watching reactions to. You'll love Robin Williams' performance in it as the therapist

[@_PuckFutin_]

Consider reacting to "The Shawshank Redemption"

[@lynnhettrick7588]

Yes!!

[@helenwright413]

Great reaction! New subsciber 👍 Hope this helps the algorithm for you ❤ Your empathy, compassion, and kindness for the characters was nothing short of tear jerking. Finally someone has articulated why this movie hits me so hard in the feels. What Jenny, Forrest and Lt. Dan went through was horrible and gut wrenching at times. And that line (that most people breeze over) "Sometimes there just aren't enough rocks", oof 😭 but thanks for drawing attention to it 💔 On a lighter note, I love that this movie made you go order shrimp for your snack 😂 I wish I liked seafood so I could try a shrimp gumbo, it sounds awesome. Off to watch another of your videos now. The Green Mile is next for me. Might as well whilst I've got the tissues out from this one! haha. Big love from Manchester UK xXx

[@turnupthemike_]

thank you from philly USA ❤️

[@lyssalovesit]

Great reaction Mike...I cried everytime you did 🥲😭

[@skinheadjon901]

Love your energy - liked & subscribed 🌞🎥🤩🙌👍

[@janetagro3713]

I love this reaction!!!❤

[@mobyworm]

Your're right. But you don't overcome the odds, just don't acknowledge them. Like you say, there is a destiny for all of us.

[@TobiasDusty54]

Loved your reaction!

[@jeremylevey5194]

So happy I came across your channel. I always watch reaction videos because I’m a complete movie nut. Keep doing what you do 👍If you ever need a movie recommendation I’m usually drinking enough to throw out a great one! 😂

[@inheritmyshoes9559]

I love your empathy with Jenny. Thank you.

[@frankcastle9991]

Hard not to love this movie. Probably the best life journey story movie there is about always doing the correct thing in life .

[@Advocateforjustice78]

Amazing amazing. Amazing reaction loved it.! ❤❤

[@key29784]

I'm 44 and I watched Forrest Gump the first time in my 8th grade Science class when it first came out. I have loved it ever since. I thoroughly enjoyed your reaction to it and the discussions that you brought up, love, destiny, etc. You have a new sub. Ps. I have a video/skit about Tom Hanks that I would love for you to see.😂❤

[@sherrie188]

Your emotional intelligence is just… *chef’s kiss* 😚

[@philu3]

Great reaction video!

[@scootdog1329]

Your emotional intelligence earned my sub🫡

[@stephaniemccarthy1676]

😢Bravo! Beautifly endearing reaction God bless. New subscriber here. You really pulled my heartstrings. I have watched numerous reactions to this movie. Watch it many times myself. Glad my renewed jouney to embrace mankind again started with you 1-20-2024. Many smiles and hugs caught in a wind stream to you. Good for you. May you have many new subscribers soon.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@Mike another great film another heartful reaction :) glad I subbed. Appreciate the discussion

[@KellyLynch-hc5mi]

Absolutely adored your reaction, and I'm a new subscriber! 😍 #NewSubscriber #LoveIt

[@SukiyakiTango]

Wow! Great reaction! I really enjoyed your insights and watching your sweet tender heart being ripped to shreds. Looking forward to future reactions! I’m subbing!

[@thegovernor184]

Every time at the grave scene i cry, every single time

[@Fairygrl_TW]

Had to come for some Forrest. U mentioned u had done it in ur Green Mile reaction, so thought Id hop over. I fully agree with ur thoughts on the whole, "U dont know what love is", subject. Awww, let it out it cleanses the soul. Sending a hug and good vibes. Well I can say we hippies definitely like dressing comfortably. Thanx so much, Peace

[@turnupthemike_]

thanks for watching 😊

[@Jeremy252]

Just found your channel and subscribed as soon I saw you weren't gonna just bash Jenny the whole time. Loved the reaction.

[@max-ottofauteux6857]

You are so damn good at this // right there with you m8 // you keep doing this k!!? Im in👊🏻

[@lagibbs84]

This reaction video held me the entire way 🥹

[@ruanniemann2604]

love the reaction

[@NF40375]

1:12 watch him in Bachelor Party 😂 19:03 real talk truth teller facts…..someone with wisdom…..preaching that truth…..someone who gets it 21:13 prrrrrrrrreach 🙌🏾 💡 26:42 wissssssssssssDOM!!!!!!!!

[@maureenseel118]

Most people agree that Jenny has not only PTSD, but borderline personality (what happens when you'e subjected to repeat abuse during the formative years of life). She doesn't know how to receive love like Forrest's. In her life love was always associated with pain. She doesn't feel she deserves him-and so she pushes him away. Her asking to marry him in the end, many people see as selfish-but she wanted their son to be with him-and she wanted to be with him too.

[@barrymoreblue]

One of the greatest movies ever. ❤😭

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

According to Tom Hanks, Forrest’s DC speech was as follows: "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."

[@yovannicantu5800]

Legends of the fall…try that…regards from México!

[@CCC-rd3gc]

Просто удивительно, как вы поняли и прочувствовали всё и даже Дженни, которую многие просто осуждают. Спасибо за эту замечательную реакцию.

[@turnupthemike_]

Уау, наистина го оценявам! Благодаря ви, че гледахте! :)

[@cathleenwarner1778]

The director/producer said that Jenny died of Hep C, from all her drug use

[@theConquerersMama]

In the original Winston Groom novel, Jenny dies of hepatitis C, discovered in 1989. In the film, written by Eric Roth, Jenny died on March 22, 1982. It wasn't until an interview with Yahoo! News in 2019 that Roth clarified that, yes, in the film, Jenny did indeed die from AIDS. They shied away from calling it either when the movie came out because both were still controversial. But especially AIDS was still risky to put in a movie and not have that pull all the focus.

[@jennifergrove2368]

I'm so glad you understood Jenny. A lot of reactors get so angry with her, and I get why but... she was sexually abused as a child and I think it's good to show her empathy.