First Time Watching Gremlins! (MOVIE REACTION) - bunnytails

[@InterdimensionalCowlick]

Billy's mom is easily the most bad-ass character in a Christmas movie...right behind John Mclaine. I hope to see you react to Gremlins 2. That movie is GLORIOUS.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

I certainly will!

[@bobbyclarkston8836]

@@bunnytailsREACTSAfterwards, you might want to check out the Key and Peele sketch about ‘Gremlins 2’. But whatever you do, NOT BEFORE, lol. Major spoilers 😂😂😂

[@edquinn5773]

Billy's mom was straight gangster. None of this omg what's happening. She took 3 out alone lol. Hans Gruber should be scared of her 😂

[@PaulRodriguez-x8b]

The jerk guy is also with phoebe on fast times at Ridgemont high.

[@MrBreezeLI516]

" right behind John Mclaine! " 😭😭🔥😭😭🔥🔥

[@williamvigil2481]

I don't think I've ever seen someone laugh so much watching this movie. It definitely gave me a different perspective.

[@LadoTsulukidze]

Gremlins 2 is really great as well. It's an unique movie. The parody of itself.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

I can't wait :)

[@AngelValis]

I watched 2 just a few days ago for the first time. For me, it was too much of a parody of the first movie to really enjoy it

[@carn9507]

Gremlins 2 is such great fun. Extremely meta for it's time too. :)

[@spinefairy]

Gremlins 2 is completely bonkers in the best way. It's great.

[@NorthernHandle]

I second that! It’s great! It has jokes and gags, is pretty much a parody of the first but the setting and human characters are still pretty straight laced and grounded to keep your interest if you aren’t into OVERLY-goofy movies.

[@rockmanrespect]

I never thought I would hear anyone compare "the tree scene in Evil Dead" to "the tree scene in Gremlins" lmao

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Well now you have 😉

[@janicielle]

This was one of the movies that led to the creation of the PG-13 rating. Spielberg was known for really pushing the PG boundary at the time because PG rating = more people will see it.

[@martinbraun1211]

Gizmo is even cuter in part two.

[@bobcobb3654]

It’s worth noting that hating German and Japanese cars was pretty common for a lot of WWII veterans.

[@RazKaiJan]

It was so much fun watching you have a blast with this film. What a joy, thank you.

[@mikegilgenbach4840]

The way you enjoyed Gremlins, I think you will love Gremlins 2 also.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

I can't wait :D

[@WhiskyCanuck]

Great dog acting in this movie. The HG Wells Time Machine gag at the trade show is the best under-the-radar gag.

[@gregorygant4242]

" Magwai,Magwai ! Bright light bright light !" I think Gizmo would make any girl's heart light up with cuteness off the charts !

[@doorofnight87]

I 100% agree with your thoughts on having practical effects. They are so much easier to empathize with and engage with as an audience, the actors have an easier job as well, and I think altogether it is cheaper and less time consuming. One of the best things that come out of The Mandalorian is studios realizing that they can get the benefits of practical effects and just enhance it with CGI. Loved your reaction as always, I need to actually watch this movie sometime.

[@ubit397]

Seeing you in stitches over this movie is just about the best thing I've ever seen. lol ❤

[@MartinBeerbom]

The Candy-neon sign was the most expensive prop imaginable, so of course Billy smashed it!

[@darreylhenderson702]

Yep. And he was specifically told not to smash it but did it anyway. 😂

[@patrickflanagan3762]

Going to jump in like everyone else and ask you to watch GREMLINS 2 as soon as possible. It's pure insanity and better than the first movie in my opinion.

[@SunnySunblade]

OMG Gremlins was my childhood! 😻 (and Gremlins 2 and the video games 😹) So happy you love it too Bunny! 😺

[@chrisnorton2356]

You are adorable. I've never seen a reactor stick up for the gremlins while mom was going exterminator.

[@marks875]

Seeing this movie in the theater back in '84 was so much fun; one of the truly great memories of my childhood. Watching you enjoy the movie in this video, Bunny, is the next best thing. Your near-delirious laughter at some of the best moments of the film are a real joy. Keep up the great work, can't wait for the next one.

[@notmee2388]

Gremlins 2 is REQUIRED BY LAW!!

[@ciphernine7824]

Gizmo's voice was that of Howie Mandel, who would later reuse the voice for the animated series Muppet Babies, and Bobby's World. The animatronic mogwai and gremlin puppets were designed and created by Chris Walas and Rick Baker, and were frequently breaking down during shooting. The original script was more gruesome, with Gizmo morphing into Stripe, the gremlin leader. But then Spielberg had the brilliant idea to not turn him into a monster but to have him carried around in Billy's backpack, like in a “boy and his dog” movie.

[@toddjones1480]

Rick Baker didn't work on this movie. He was brought in for the sequel because Chris Walas was busy directing The Fly 2.

[@Justin_Beaver564]

Ah yes, Skeeter

[@quizshow1977]

Howie Mandel voiced Gizmo. He is now a judge on "America's Got Talent".

[@splhome]

The 1st one is more horror and the 2nd one is more comedy, but this is definitely a classic😂😅

[@CL4MP]

In the late 90s we had a Warner Bros theme part in Germany that had actual Gremlin animatronics. Scared the shit out of me as a kid 😂 But they also had Falkor from the Neverending Story and a lot of professional Batman cosplayers, which I really liked.

[@jack_m100]

In an original cut of the movie, the mom gets beheaded with it rolling down the steps in front of Billy. The movie is heavily re-edited with the mom killing all the gremlins seeming a bit excessive. It probably made more sense in the original cut.

[@Mr.Freeze420]

The bar scene is just so so funny man I’ve been a gremlins fan since I was 4 or 5 years old and am now 18 and that scene never gets old.

[@CaddyJim]

The Gremlins in the bar had your cheeks rosy red matching your blouse you were laughing so much & of course watery eyes

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

I totally lost it! haha

[@jediprettyboy]

The story about her father could be considered this movie’s “Quint” moment. You’ll understand if you ever watch the movie Jaws.

[@oneearrabbit]

You had me dying laughing with the “How do you work this thing? I want a refund! This place sucks!” 🤣🤣

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

😂

[@edquinn5773]

You have to watch Pt 2 Joe Dante only agreed to make it, if he had total control of the gremlins. It's crazy what they had. In the writers room they would just throw out random words to throw in front of gremlin. It's awesome. Ty for making me feel joy for 20 min watching you lose your mind

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Haha you’re welcome!

[@3DJapan]

17:36 Fun Easter eggs here. In the foreground is Robby the Robot from Forbidden Planet (1956) and in the background is the time machine from the movie The Time Machine (1960). As the camera cuts away and back the time machine disappears.

[@ITPalGame]

The sequel is a parody of itself. "You're supposed to protect people" - did you know that the Supreme Court ruled that police have no obligation to do so?

[@EllisThings]

This is surely one of the best reactions I've seen. When this movie just clicks with someone and they vibe with the chaos - joyous stuff! You are gonna LOVE Gremlins 2 (one of the greatest/most insane/ahead of its time sequels there is) Also your mogwai voice was spot on!

[@Chris_Marrero]

Loved how much joy you found in this movie! Really looking forward to you reacting to the second one now.

[@MartinBeerbom]

Once more, a fantastic score by Jerry Goldsmith, only topped in its mania by the one for the sequel Gremlins 2. I think here and there are the only cameos of Goldsmith: Here in Gremlins he appears at the inventor's convention in the phone booth behind Mr. Peltzer. (As mentioned, there's H.G. Wells time machine from the George Pal movie in the BG, and Steven Spielberg wheels through the frame in an electric wheelchair.)

[@MartinBeerbom]

(I was slightly wrong: Goldsmith also appears as a piano player in "In Harm's Way".)

[@csako2668]

Bun - @ 17:35 as Billy's Pop calls home from the scientific invention convention, we see Robbie The Robot, about the greatest robot in cinematic history, and in the background the Time Machine from the movie The Time Machine! Seconds later apparently it's done its job, and set off in time! Both of these are beloved props from beloved movies! The movie is chuck full of iconic easter eggs, with a tip of the hat to scores of movies plus many of the plays are well-known extras who had appeared in many fan-favorite movies. In particular, the plow drive has been in several classic Sci-fi movies. This movie is a virtual Bonanza of big-screen trivia wealth

[@ortizmo]

Steven Spielberg has a cameo in this scene as well. He's driving that weird contraption around in circles.

[@matttorrence2900]

The only thing cuter than Gizmo is that bunnytails! What a little cutie!!!

[@winslowredcross2835]

Bunnytails! your reaction to the microwave scene was priceless LOL. I saw this in the theater way back in 1984. The audience actually cheered for Billy's mother when she microwaved that gremlin. I still remember that. That's country singer-songwriter Hoyt Axton in the role of Billy's father. Also I can't forget Phoebe Cates in the role of Kate. I think every guy (including myself) had a crush on her back then. Great movie reaction!!

[@brianshepherd9740]

Gizmo is absolutely the cutest character in movie history, and your impression of him was so amazing, #bunnytailsREACTS. I'm really looking forward to seeing your reaction to the sequel, because he's even cuter in it.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Thanks!

[@TANKTREAD]

Had a blast seeing this when I was 10 years old in theaters back in 1984. AWESOME score composed and conducted by Jerry Goldsmith. Love that 'Gremlin Rag'. He made a cameo in the movie @17:37 man in the phone booth behind Billy's Dad, as well as the sequel("Gremlins 2: The New Batch"), with his wife Carol. He also scored the sequel as well.

[@JoeCool7835]

Kate was never gonna go for Gerald, even with the promise of cable. She hasn't forgotten when she walked in on him... having fun... in the bathroom. (20 bonus points if you get that reference!)

[@claymccoy]

HA!

[@marktracy1721]

She does have nice boubs

[@TedMcAuley]

I love this movie. Jerry Goldsmith’s soundtrack is definitely a huge highlight. The greatest film composer of all time imo. Btw, Goldsmith also scored Poltergeist, and it’s a feast for the ears. Thanks for the great reaction!

[@jenssylvesterwesemann7980]

Jerry so was! Thank you for the shoutout.

[@davezwieback4208]

Only the 80‘s could come up with a movie like this. Pure Gold and the sequel is even better.

[@zhaley1980]

If you haven't seen "The Thing" with Kirt Russell, it has some of the best practical effects of all time. And they are the slimy, bubbly, gooey effects too!

[@johnsavard7583]

Speaking of names you might recognize... the theme music was by Jerry Goldsmith, who you might remember from some of the Star Trek movies.

[@jsharp3165]

"No, it's a happy movie that makes you cry." Exactly. Some reactors act like "It's a Wonderful Life" is a torturous tragedy until the final scene. For many of us, George's life is just Tuesday.

[@Cheepchipsable]

It is kind of tortuous as it takes so ling to get to the punchline. It is tragic in the sense that George's dreams are stymied at every turn, sure he gets on with life but underneath he felt unfulfilled. Chances are the scene was filmed without the actress knowing what she was meant to be watching on TV.

[@jsharp3165]

@@Cheepchipsable Mary is showing George the "punchline" throughout the entire movie, though. Life is not about things and places. It's about people.

[@zaknolan7562]

So amazing to re live these classic movies with your since of humor! You had me cracking up during the bar scene!!

[@jaymedina3142]

OMG I had not watched this movie in decades! I was a teenager when it came out. This movie was HUGE when it came out! Phoebe Cates, total cutie! Loved your reaction to the whole thing!

[@philjb]

My favorite reaction of 2024 will always be "It's not really their fault. THE MICROWAVE!! Can't stop rewinding. 😂😂

[@bradparnell614]

Yes, I can remember Christmas carolers actually come by our house back in the 1970s. Phoebe Cates was the "it girl" at this time having just been in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" the previous year. The Bitch Lady was played by Polly Holliday who was "Flo" on a sitcom called "Alice". She was so popular they spun her off on her own series, "Flo". She was a much more likeable character than Mrs. Deagle. Rand was played by Hoyt Axton, who was an accomplished singer-songwriter before getting into the movies.

[@sca88]

Favorite scene is definitely mom vs the Gremlins.

[@MichaelJShaffer]

If you like practical effects and slimy things, you need to watch John Carpenter's The Thing. I'm so glad you enjoyed this and completely understood the spirit in which it was made.

[@brom00]

Love this film and your reaction. The 80's was a great decade for movies. I hope you watch the sequel as well., it's even crazier.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Thanks! Yes I will watch the sequel!

[@jodytierney9474]

Loved your reaction! For more practical effects, as others have mentioned, John Carpenter's "The Thing" is top-notch (the original is good as well). And _anything _ with special effects by Ray Harryhausen - his stop-motion animation is amazing. "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad," "The Golden Voyage of Sinbad," "Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger," "20 Million Miles to Earth," "Jason and the Argonauts," and "Clash of the Titans" (from '81; not the CGI thing from the 2000s) are all worth a watch.

[@TheRealRodent]

Was born in 82, and grew up with this movie :D The scene with Futterman's tractor always gets me. It's the maniacal anticipation laughing as they approach the house, then on impact they go into full howling laughter and then crash at the end with their heads getting thrown around as they chuckle. From the viewpoint of an 80s lad, it brings so much nostalgia from my youth xD

[@mikegilgenbach4840]

The 80s was full of animosity toward foreign cars because a lot of people in the US were paranoid that Japan was going to take over many types of products that were typically part of American industry. Like TVs and other electronics and automobiles. They were right about 2 out of the 3.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Makes sense!

[@zmani4379]

Great reaction - this movie took you where no bunny has gone before - I recommend the sequel - and if you say you like ominous, smoky, bubbly practical effects, there are a couple of upcoming Star Trek episodes that will appeal to you, including one of my favorites - re Gremlins, I think the episode where Kirk is split in two is a good reference here - we have an ambivalent response to both sides - we see 80s culture w males as overgrown kids, and that's what the Gremlins reflect, for better or worse - the women are the adults and the "moms", who mostly look on and respond to the male behavior - the guys we like or dislike are mostly showing good and bad qualities of kids, and Gizmo and the Gremlins amplify this several degrees, and show the chaos that would ensue in society if this tendency were let loose - but one thing that's really clever is how they're able to make us identify w the Gremlins even at their worst - they're our own Id, and they're often doing things that we ourselves want to see happen, esp their treatment of the characters we dislike (Monkey Shines is a movie that explores this - also see Freud re these forces inside us that we try to control) - and notice that the most hateful character is the cat lady, the wicked witch authority figure; I think the filmmakers here are responding to some specific trauma they experienced from such a figure during their own adolescence, maybe a hated teacher (those of us who saw this when it came out recognized the actress as Flo from the sitcom Alice, the comic relief Southern waitress who'd famously challenge ppl to "Kiss mah gree-its!") - the Chinese elder is the cultural stereotype of the Wise Mystic Oriental (see Edward Said and Orientalism re our culture's mishmash view of the Middle East, South Asia, and East Asia - how it's a kind of colonial wish-fulfillment fantasy that underscores and complements our actual historical relations w those regions) - in this case, the Chinese figure acts as the corrective Adult in the Room, who makes a summary statement how our culture has not yet reached adulthood - and remember this was during peak 80s Spielberg-Lucas nostalgia for childhood escapism, so Gremlins indulges that and also chides it - and the young male hero is the Kirk figure, representing the audience and the filmmakers, who's endlessly seeking the ideal happy medium between the two extremes, here balanced between child and adult

[@sca88]

Yea we had Christmas carolers when i was young in the 70's and 80's.

[@mrkelly4822]

I very much enjoyed your reaction video to this movie. I can't wait until you get around to watching Gremlins part 2 the New Batch from 1990. I hope we don't have to wait a year until it happens. But it's up to you.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Definitely sooner than a year!!

[@seanmcmurphy4744]

9:01 Absolutely agree with you about practical effects! ♥Practical effects are real artwork, while CGI just looks boring, slimy and artificial. So glad you mentioned it. If you want to react to a modern movie with world class practical effects I would suggest _The Lord of the Rings_ trilogy, if you haven't seen it. They are considered the best fantasy movies ever made. Although it has some CGI, most of the fantasy world is created with incredibly beautiful models. A number of the main characters are "hobbits", a race of people about 4 feet high, and they portrayed them in scenes with full-size humans without using CGI at all, by forced perspective.

[@Ravenscroft82]

Corey Feldman was in Lost Boys and also was in Friday the 13th the Final chapter (even though it wasn't). Great reaction as usual. Practical effects are great, I can barely stand to watch CGI, let alone AI. We had carolers come for years, my mom was a member of a local church and didn't get out a lot. Don't think they do it anymore. Phoebe Cates was a semi big thing in the 80s, starring also in Fast Times at Ridgemont High and Paradise, a Blue Lagoon knockoff (both R rated).

[@alexsimpsons8472]

new subscriber here, this was an absolute blast to watch. gremlins is my number one personal favorite movie of all time, has been since childhood, and just watching the sheer joy coming from you watching this brilliant, wonderful film was just awesome. 😄your reactions, bursting into laughter over the kitchen massacre, and bar shenanigans scenes in particular floored me. also, i've always felt alone in feeling sorry for the gremlins when they are so gruesomely murdered, glad to see now i am not so alone. 🤣 one thing about the 2nd one, it is pretty worlds apart from the first, i won't give away why it is different since you will be watching it sometime in the near future. cheers, have a great week.

[@deltasceptile7805]

23:01 "Well, at least they don't have wings." Me: "......For now."

[@acereporter73]

23:37 *"THE MICROWAVE?!"* 🤣

[@dennisdrozdov1424]

43:28 AAAAAAAAHHH! WHAT?!😧

[@donp1964]

I’m biased, so for anyone that disagrees, my apologies, but the late 70’s and all through the 80’s and early 90’s we were blessed with some of the best movies ever 😊

[@Stogie2112]

No apologies are necessary for giving your opinion. Everyone has their opinions about movies and no one is wrong.

[@willlockler9433]

"Goofycute"! An expression I've used for years, but never elsewhere heard. Not alone anymore. Thank you!

[@bobcobb3654]

The bar scene is a highlight. It’s rare to have as much fun as those guys were having.

[@kaleonaehu-gutierrez1000]

Thanks for another great reaction! your gizmo impression is spot on!

[@unitedstatesofamerica9239]

*_"Does snow count as water?"_* ...Wow. Over 25 years, having seen this movie multiple times, and that never occurred to me. Lol.

[@HachimanMVP]

Wonderful reaction, as always! I've watched more movies than I can name, and the 80s represents the absolute height of filmmaking. It was THE decade for horror and sci-fi. It has more iconic movies than any other decade by far. It experimented with CGI while relying on epic practical effects. These movies will continue to hold up 30 years from now when the modern slew of CGI driven superhero movies with all the same plot fade I to obscurity.

[@Bar-Lord]

As a kid that was alive but hadn’t come into his own yet, even amongst my friends, if your parents had premium cable, you were the man. A very different time, and sadly you had to be there to get it. That said, I just exited my 30s so I’m not the crypt keeper….yet.

[@3DJapan]

14:12 My dad was part of a group who sung carols at nursing homes, they went to each old persons room and sang for them.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Giggle-fits by the time you get to the bar scene are the best, most appropriate response! 😁👍

[@AL13NM]

I remember seeing this at the movies when it first came out and have loved it ever since. I even had the Official green back pack with Gizmo painted on the back. (i used it to carry a butt load of comic books to school and back) The effects are legendary in this film. The Worst Practical Effects are 100 times better than the worst CGI effects, even to this very day!

[@artvankampen8993]

You absolutely nailed this! I had so much fun watching you get the truly ridiculous nature of everything happening. Watched this opening weekend with my jaw dropped not believing what I was seeing. Thanks for this reaction, it was so much fun and R.I.P to you know who!

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Thanks!

[@atty61]

30 years since I last saw this. Great fun. At times there is so much going on it's difficult to keep up. I used it have it on VHS but never bought a DVD version. Great to see you laughing so much at the silliness of some of it. I know I saw Gremlins 2 but don't remember anything about it.

[@stephburdick]

37:05 You’re speaking for the Gremlins! I love it! 🤣

[@TravisBrown-h9w]

This is one of my favorite movies. Bye Billy

[@TheBackLibrary]

The ultimate Christmas trilogy: - Die Hard - Gremlins - Trancers

[@guitarman8462]

The actor who played the part of the father , also played the part of " The Black Stallion ". Great movie !! 👍

[@thurianwanderer]

Your reaction to the snow plow scene and the sheer madness that broke lose, I myself couldn't stop laughing. Also, you instantly recognized Peter Gabriel, thumbs up BIG TIME. Btw. the track named "Out Out" was produced for this film. I watched Gremlins very early on since the age of 4, 5, especially the second one reflected the time so well, regarding 1990/1991. I was born in 1986 too, so, I'm no 80s child, but those first years had their impact nonetheless, up to 1993 it was a very different atmosphere. Still, 85% of my fav. music comes from the 80s. Gizmo will always be the cutest thing for me. At some fairs you could win a stuff Gizmo (I still have it lol), there were plenty of them up to the mid 90s, he was quite iconic actually.

[@williamvigil2481]

Loved seeing the Time Machine in the background at the convention. Then in the next scene it's gone. Also enjoyed seeing Robbie the Robot.

[@shawbros]

"Don't feed him after midnight." Well, technically, ALL times are after midnight.

[@Kidwithbadcameraquality]

"At lest hey don't have wings" just wait for the second one

[@Stogie2112]

"...it's not really their fault...THE MICROWAVE?!!" 👍👍

[@sylverrecomio1372]

This reaction was great. I’ve always loved 80s movies, but this one I didn’t grow up with either. Seen it a few years ago ❤

[@donaldjz]

The microwave shock/laugh , EXCELLENT

[@phr3dmcc0y]

this movie was the best in theaters. They could honestly re-release it every year for xmas and it would make big money.

[@cloud77ism]

Always said the mom is a straight up gangster. She went Rambo on them instead of running scared she fought and took out three.

[@elunicocalvo]

You are the friend every gremlin wishes they had.

[@guitarman8462]

Interesting and maybe funny : The script writer had a fear of mice when he slept. His fear was that mice would bite off his hand . 🐁

[@ortizmo]

Fun Fact - The Gremlin Theme was composed by the great Jerry Goldsmith whose crowning achievement is the Star Trek Motion Picture theme (later to be used as the opening theme of The Next Generation series).

[@guitarman8462]

Facts about " GREMLIN " : In the 1940's cartoon of Bugs Bunny , he reads what a Gremlin is from a book. And then you see the Gremlin - Gremlins were talked about the guy with snow tractor during WW2 - in the orig script the mother gets her head chopped off by a gremlin - all the gremlins show up at a mcdonalds , and instead of eating the food they eat all the customers & workers - they destroy the whole town & kill most of the people. The orig script was bought by Spielberg and changed into a more family version. Although the orig script was very , very dark.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Woah. It would be been a completely different movie!

[@guitarman8462]

@bunnytailsREACTS it was never meant to be a comedy. The orig script was horror. Imagine the mothers head getting chopped off? Well , in the movie she was close by getting the Christmas lights around her neck . 😮

[@guitarman8462]

@@bunnytailsREACTS look for : Gremlins body count ( origional script ) on youtube. It has a small portion

[@MartinBeerbom]

The mom in this one also played the Gordi's (Wil Wheaton) mom in Stand By Me and Marty's grandma in Back to the Future.

[@RocketJr.]

Such a creative fun movie, with a nice horror touch to it and that bar scene is just awesome! We as youngsters laughed so hard, like you did!! 😸

[@notmee2388]

Gremlins 2 is to Gremlins as Terminator 2 is to Terminator

[@gailseatonhumbert]

FYI I have noticed that people don't know about where the gremlin idea came from so - "A gremlin is a mischievous folkloric creature invented at the beginning of the 20th century to originally explain malfunctions in aircraft, and later in other machinery, processes, and their operators. Depictions of these creatures vary widely. Stories about them and references to them as the causes of especially inexplicable technical and mental problems of pilots were especially popular during and after World War II."

[@witcheshour9718]

You one of the few who laughed at the tractor crashing thou house scene. 😅😅😅. I'm definitely team gremlins

[@awall1701]

Again, another fun reaction. I love Gremlins but I enjoy most films that have Dick Miller starring. I believe that Howie Mandel did the voice of Gizmo.

[@KirkWells-k6z]

One of my all time favorite movies! Watched this several times as a kid back in the 80’s and still watch it a lot and never get tired of it! By the way I subscribed to watch more of your movie reactions 😁

[@genkigirl4859]

“At least they don’t have wings” well…..