first time watching *LEGENDS OF THE FALL* reaction

[@k-poppinwithfallon2593]

This has been my favorite movie since I was 12 when it came out. Brad Pitt instantly became my favorite actor and still is to this day. This movie is so good and the score is perfect for it. Glad to see more people reacting to it! Great reaction!

[@thatonkgau5221]

Tristan leaving Susannah and the Ranch is the opposite of selfish. He knew he wasn't well and had mental problems and in those days going to see a therapist wasn't an option. Tristan had to leave so he wouldn't hurt Susannah and he could become the man she deserves.

[@Slappys]

I don’t see how Tristan was being selfish with Susannah. He liked her and he tried to make it work between them. Even if they didn’t know as much about mental health at the time, it’s obvious that he was in no state to give her what she was looking for. He never asked her to wait on him to come back and told her plainly when he felt the relationship was over and she shouldn’t waste her time.

[@thatonkgau5221]

Yeah Tristan was actually extremely Selfless with Susannah hell he didn't even get that mad or bitter and jealous when he found out she married Alfred because he wanted her to be happy even if it wasn't with him.

[@lockekappa500]

One could argue he should have never attempted to wed her out of obligation. But I'd say that was his only selfish move.

[@totalprocall6894]

One of the most underappreciated movies ever. A truly beautifully acted, directed, shot, cast, film. I adore how it portrays a realistic family drama through the ages...unlike many lesser films. Everyone is on their A game in this movie, with special mention to julia ormond who was amazing as susana...she absolutely nailed the dramatic scenes. Soundtrack is also a banger. Just an amazing film. Great reaction!

[@AB-dq5kj]

One of the best movies ever made! So powerful

[@raramonty5217]

Henry Thomas aka Samuel is the little boy in the movie ET

[@gingerbreadman1969]

Really loved your reaction and commentary with this movie. ❤ I was rooting for Tristan and Isabel from the moment she declared she was going to marry him as a child.. do heartbreaking when she was killed.

[@86leewis]

It didnt sound resentful at all. Tristian was happy for them both. He understood completely.

[@Kosh800]

This movie is beautiful. I watched it in a time in my life where I was about 15. My brother was 4 years older and was more like Tristan, while I was more like Alfred. It wasn't a perfect match, but my brother was always the troublemaker, always the rule breaker. He also seemed to have a way about him that made people be swayed towards him because he had a charm to him. So he was able to get away with things that no one else, let alone I, would. He eventually went down a sad and depressing path of drugs and crime, which turned into stints in and out of jail, then in and out of prison. He's still in that cycle. To this day I still remember the line that Alfred says at the funeral and it still rings true for a lot of situations. "I fallowed all the rules, you followed none, yet they still loved you more." It's a bitter sort of outlook but the bitterness doesn't make it any less true. You can see this sort of thing all throughout life. As kids the trouble maker gets all the attention, even if it means unintentionally ignoring the rule followers. Later on in life people will be attracted to the 'rule breaker' because they're exciting and dangerous. Then even later in life people will say you look back on what you've done when you were younger and have regrets. Regrets of not being wild enough, or living enough. Anyway, it's just a really good line and a great story. Even in the end Tristan lived beyond all of them, lol. Shows you just how little life cares for rules or fairness.

[@PatiAnn]

"Last of the Mohicans" came to my mind 🎉

[@GuarmaRummy]

Tonight i was like, haven't watched a LSL reaction in a while and did a search... WHERE THE NEW UPLOADS? You got fans!

[@TheRealMediaMan]

This is the dynamic duo of dramatic film making. Director and above all… composer. Also made Glory the Last Samurai

[@132allie]

The native narrator said that cutting out the heart released the soul. That's why Tristan cut out Samuel's heart.

[@shainewhite2781]

I remember watching this movie with my dad on VHS and I thought it was a pretty impressive epic drama film

[@86leewis]

The jail scene is my favorite, great acting, she could barely even talk.

[@tangerine4665]

One of my favorite movies ever. Great reaction.

[@flixandclips]

Tristan is one of my favorite movie characters. Very flawed but grows. I love this movie.

[@jesterforhire]

Loved your wonderful and thoughtful reaction. Barely any reactors do this, and it’s just incredible. Thanks for all of your hard work, and this 52 yr old, old chick from Seattle, WA gives you a big thumbs up. Your Mama didn’t raise any fool. Take care.

[@MrKINSM]

He cut out his heart and shipped it back home. During WW1 most of the dead were buried in Europe, with rare exception would their remains have been returned across the Atlantic.

[@JMac7395]

Great reaction! I've always thought that Tristan was never in love with Susanna but did care about her, with a hint of lust, because she was Samuel's fiance. I've also thought that Susanna was more so infatuated with Tristan & little delusional than in love.

[@ChristyCarrillo-cj7xd]

Yep

[@makerstudios5456]

He’s taking his brother’s heart and scalping guys because he was partially raised by his Indian “uncle”. Same thing with the bear. It’s Native stuff.

[@lockekappa500]

The one thing that makes me scratch my head when I watch reactors who don't get that. I understood that as a 9 year old boy what he was doing, and why. Sad people are so oblivious to Native American customs.

[@joew6672]

One of my favs. Good reaction. Subscribed 🤙🏻

[@michaelwoods3651]

I love this movie! Such a great story! You should definitely watch A River Runs Through It. Great reaction!

[@mervinmerencio6861]

When Samuel said, he regretted not getting married sooner, it’s because he felt something was going to happen to him, and he regretted him and Susanna not being together intimately

[@califmike2003]

One of the best movies ever made period.

[@nathanielrose30]

My favourite movie of all time And this is the best reaction vid I’ve seen.

[@MadRhetorik.]

I’m a guy and I freaking LOVE this movie. My wife just rolls her eyes and thinks I’m crazy lol.

[@86leewis]

Me too, my favorite. I always get shit about it but i dont care at all.

[@Wesleech]

you should watch Meet Joe Black. She wont roll her eyes on that one.

[@doylejodi7502]

Desire, regret & longing. Feelings that cannot be ignored, denied or forgotten. Crushed hearts in all directions. Choosing to settle. Unable to live with choices made. Unbearable lessons and pain.

[@havok6280]

Julia Ormond is also good in the Sabrina remake staring Harrison Ford.

[@moik5185]

Susanna was the opposite of Isabel (their mother). She embraced ranch life, and didn't long for city-life like their mother with Boston. So she wasn't really a natural match for Alfred.

[@montist1]

I loved this reaction. I’m going to try and watch all your stuff if I can

[@hawks7775]

First time i watched this i was breaking down throughout the film and when she killed herself i really broke down....but the brother helping at the end was at least some consolation....but a true tragic gut wrenching story that many past people probably have lived

[@mervinmerencio6861]

He needs to go and do something and become the man that Susannah deserves? Shouldn’t he become the kind of man that he wants to be?

[@jukio02]

The oldest sibling is always more mature, more grown up, does better in life than his or her younger siblings. This movie exemplifies this concept perfectly. Alfred is mature, Tristan is the middle child so he's more of a wild child, and Samuel is the youngest, so he has less life experience as you see with the relationship between him and Susannah.

[@Phi2358]

I enjoyed this reaction. Too all the people disagreeing with her just remember that she's young and that we all saw things differently when we were young.

[@ChristyCarrillo-cj7xd]

Samuel said it wasn't like he expected in war lol they werent married so she is not a widow.

[@Cybertron-cs7sk]

Awesome reaction I love this movie it looks beautiful and has a Shakespeare tragedy to it amazing.

[@kevindobson3701]

Still can't wait for my Stigmata request

[@montist1]

This movie is a good one! Keep reacting. Thanks for watching with me

[@MsGrowle]

HAAAA you crack me up and have a damn good intuition.

[@whydoesyoutuberequireahandle]

Thank you:) Tristan is from the Latin 'Tristante' - sadness... Tristan and Isolde is an old tale, as well...but I had never picked up on the Isolde/Isabel resemblance... Also, James Horner. Again, thank you❤

[@joellenglass2344]

One of my FAVORITE MOVIES!! I had this movie on VHS!! Susana was a whore and went through 3 brothers and then it fell back on her when Tristan dumped her Isabel 2 whom he was going to marry all along when she got older and they both knew it because Isabel told Susana that when she was younger. Tristan did what he wanted and I couldn’t stand him for that, but was pretty much raised indigenous because their mother left all 3 of her kids 🤦🏾‍♀️ I don’t like that Tristan’s father still favored him when he was always messing up.

[@lancerx1759]

Alfred became everything his father despised and Tristan remained the son he most Loved

[@nenadmilutinovic4752]

Alfred followed the rules to gain love from others, but Tristan was free spirited and selfish, and everyone loved him because of that.

[@ChristyCarrillo-cj7xd]

Wheres the bear?

[@havok6280]

Brad during his long hair sexy phase.... not to be confused with his short hair sexy phase... see also Interview with the Vampire.

[@maxcadysigma]

React on the lover's on the bridge 1991

[@ninjabanana130]

i love your reaction

[@86leewis]

Why did you cut out the tavern scene?

[@danielkarlsson258]

0:34 Heartbreaking lovestory? Nah... 😁

[@havok6280]

You're life wasn't over as a widow... wealthy widows were sought after. Martha Washington was a wealthy widow before she married George.

[@ineedaneam]

Are you skill making videos

[@Abbadonhades]

How about watching "The english patient." I can't seem to find any reactions to that movie. And it's one of the very best movies I know, not only in the romantic epic genre.

[@ChristyCarrillo-cj7xd]

You're soo funny.

[@Wesleech]

watch dances with wolves. 7 Oscars. but in the 90s when Oscars meant something.

[@popeye697]

Tristan was never selfish. He's literally the most selfless person in the movie and at no point did he do anything wrong. Suzanna made a move on Tristan before Samuel died. Tristan resisted her before Alfred walked in on them.

[@onlyme064]

Why do you have the need to talk on every fuc....scene you show. Not my type of reactor.

[@josie4peace]

Because she's reacting. I thought she was fabulous! :) 💖