FIRST TIME WATCHING * Orphan (2009) * MOVIE REACTION!!

We have never been this invested in a horror movie, We literally got so heated watching this movie and that Ending mate is one of the best movie twist of all time!! Hope you guys enjoy our First Time reaction to Orphan.
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Directed by : Jaume Collet-Serra
Stars : Vera Farmiga , Peter Sarsgaard , Isabelle Fuhrman , Margo Martindale , Aryana Engineer
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[@coldflamebluedragon196]

The husband in this movie is one of the most infuriating characters in the whole horror movie universe. His death scene had me clapping

[@MrGorn25]

No lady Who I am married too, I am going to trust this weird little girl that we adopted in a week and might have serious mental issues.

[@justtrustash]

Omg wait till you see our reaction

[@YTSH0RTMEME3]

Fr always thought he was a dumb ahh

[@kialee7692]

So many red flags! And how do you take the word of a newcomer over your own child!?!?

[@robinswanepoel7485]

😂

[@sonofmoss]

I love Hannah’s reaction to Esther saying “stop treating me like a child”. You could see her putting the pieces together in her head.

[@raylopez9217]

It's such a perfect moment because Hannah is so good at picking clues and figuring out movies, and she comes very close to doing it at that moment, but since the concept of a grown-up woman with the body of a child is unheard of and so wild she's unsure of what to make of that eureka moment.

[@leticemarie]

i literally screen recorded it u can see it all in her face😭😭😭

[@Cadinho93]

Fun Fact: Vera Farmiga is actually playing piano in this film. She's a classically trained pianist. Also, the fact that an actual child acted these scenes and convinced an entire audience that she's an adult is amazing.

[@laustcawz2089]

Yes. Isabelle Fuhrman should've won an Oscar.

[@carlosfro9770]

I agree. an absolutely Oscar worthy performance @@laustcawz2089

[@Astuga]

Another "fun" fact: there was actually a real case of a similar adoption in the US some time ago. The violent and sociopathic young woman just looked like a achild, I guess due to some health issues, and terrorized the whole family.

[@lydiaking322]

@@laustcawz2089has anyone ever won an Oscar for their performance in a horror movie?? I will google but thought I’d also support the channel with engagement as well lol

[@mastixencounter]

how is that a fun fact. theirs literally a documentary on it @@Astuga

[@oOscarymvsbOo]

The fact that you guys were equally animated by this movie shows how insane it is

[@cameron_fairchild]

True 😅

[@myfriendisaac]

The husband was USELESS 🤣💩 I think the young actress playing Esther did a brilliant job!

[@wartyrant8627]

33:00 Them cheering for Max is everything 💀 that young actress did so well

[@Jasalexander-vv2uw]

"fuck...our hero's gone" 🤣

[@diaryofafreebitch]

That took me tf out. 😂😂😂😂

[@Winter_In_June]

I died laughing at this part 💀

[@magnumpi8097]

I didn't mean to laugh but the part at 27:45 with Ash singing "I need a hero" to "Oh our heroes gone" cracked me up😆

[@clarencewalker3925]

Hanna: "She's a time traveling robot!" Ash picked the right one. A woman who can make you laugh is a keeper.

[@cameron_fairchild]

True story ❤

[@traydevon]

Max was one of the cutest children ever in any movie with her smile. All she wanted was a big sister.

[@Celestial26]

Idk if people noticed it, but when the couple was at the orphanage, Esther was singing like a siren which attracted the husband to her. It’s eerie to think about in hindsight.

[@nicoleoptima7376]

Ash saying he’d pick the first kid that greeted him and the dad doing exactly that 😂😂

[@shalashaska828]

Glad ya’ll are checking out this underrated horror gem. Such a thought provoking movie concept, good performances by the cast, the climatic twist was brilliant and that boot kick at the end was just the chef’s kiss. Happy Holidays btw!

[@molehansman247]

The movie is shit bro

[@johnyoung5413]

This film is an S tier masterpiece. One of the best twist endings I’ve ever seen. The 2 girls in particular kill it in this film. The one who played ester was still a real child (about 11/12 at the time) and I think the girl who plays max is deaf in real life as well. She does such a great job and doesn’t say word the whole film There’s a prequel to this as well called orphan first kill

[@inmoviesempire]

yes she is really deaf in real life

[@EnchantedTooWell]

What does S tier mean?

[@instgtr5200]

Thats her name. S tier, ester 😂😂😂😂

[@joshuagoforth1658]

@@instgtr5200that’s so genius 😂

[@cranberryrosebud]

@@EnchantedTooWelldon’t know if you still want the answer, but it’s like the highest ranking

[@angelicariverao]

“She’s a Russian spy mixed with the ring girl and Annabelle from conjuring” 😂😂😂 I laughed so hard when he said that cause it’s true

[@EnchantedTooWell]

except replace Russian with Estonian

[@ButteredToast32]

33:05 their reaction to little Max saving Daniel made me laugh my ass off 😂

[@JBW27]

"She's dressed like Che Guevara" made me laugh way more than it probably should have 😂😂

[@steffanixoom]

the way Ash instantly fell in love with Maxine & went into protector mode over her every time she was in danger was cute lol he immediately saw her & went that is my child nothing bad can happen to her I will fight

[@Dillpicks95]

Seeing Ash wanted to stab the husband with his sword was the funniest thing ever. I was clapping when the husband died.

[@Brooklyn-zq9hr]

“she’s 33 with teeth like that???” “well she’s in a mental hospital you’re not gonna be flossing are you😒” y’all are tooooo funny lmaoooo😭😭

[@madih4586]

And if she had adult teeth then she couldn't go to the dentist because they'd know she wasn't a child.

[@mimic1984]

One of the most unexpected plot twists of any movie I've ever seen.

[@Kevin.Costner.]

They crushed it with First Kill the recent sequel too

[@diamcole]

I remember seeing it in theater HAHA everyone started screaming when the twist dropped

[@alfreddreamer9097]

The movie The Boy is good too

[@deathgrinderb3284]

def

[@EpictasticJoshuaYT]

This movie is an underrated horror film. Loved it ever since I saw it at 10 years old. The dad in this movie is one of the most infuriating characters in this movie and in film history. Always satisfying seeing him die, but if he just listened to his wife beforehand, he wouldn't be dead by the ending. And to let you guys know, the son, Daniel, he survived, they got a pulse. Entertaining reaction, Ash

[@laustcawz2089]

The dad is played by Peter Sarsgaard, one of the best actors around. He's unforgettable in "Shattered Glass".

[@EpictasticJoshuaYT]

@@laustcawz2089 He is great at acting especially here.

[@mastixencounter]

🤦‍♂

[@michaelanderson5301]

I know a lot of people who were disappointed there was no supernatural twist, but I agree with you guys, this one was even scarier, as it could happen more or less. Great reaction! Isabelle Fuhrman was incredible. Actress tends to play a stinker very well. Isabelle was Clove in the The Hunger Games, and played a girl named Grasshopper in Hounddog who was also a pill at best. Aryana Engineer is part Iranian and really is hearing impaired. Great performance from her as well.

[@ephpro9653]

It will be such a bad twist if it's anything related to supernatural.

[@L.-I.]

​@@ephpro9653 At the beginning I thought it would be like "The Omen" or any supernatural child movie, but when the twist came and she actually was a 33 year old I was so flabbergasted and loved this turn of events because it was so unexpected but so realistic. Love the movie and hate the father with a burning passion. 😂 Idk, but wasn't there a real case about this actually?

[@jessewest2894]

Grown ass really said "stinker"

[@ABadHairDay]

“A stinker”. 😂😂

[@joshuagoforth1658]

@@L.-I.yes it was more complicated because the girl was part of this cult family kind of but it was very similar

[@jaeminlover3000]

they can’t stop calling Esther a bitch 😭😭😭 im crying this is hilarious

[@Keedeeg]

I swear, if Ash says, 'William Shakespeare' one more time, I'm going to pee my pants!! I have never laughed so hard throughout a reaction. I love you both so much!!

[@justtrustash]

😂 we love you mate

[@zoro_dio]

Check out orphan first kill it looks to her backstory please I'm begging you and I please 🙏

[@zoro_dio]

Please check out orphan first kill

[@zoro_dio]

Please check out orphan first kill

[@zoro_dio]

Please check out orphan first kill

[@DaelinD]

This, and this alone, is enough for me to watch your videos religiously: 14:51. Hannah's reactions, her jump scares, her gagging, her facial expressions, everything she does is amazing! She is so crazy empathetic, it takes the movie watching to a whole new level. This channel might be called Just Trust Ash, but we all know who is the true star of the show.

[@cameron_fairchild]

They compliment each other perfectly. By being different ❤

[@ACinemafanatic]

I’m so excited for this it’s one of my favorite horror movies growing up Esther was so wicked but props to the actress she was literally terrifying in the role and fun fact Leonardo DiCaprio is the executive producer of this movie and Robert Downey Jrs wife produced the movie since she was one of the heads of dark castle

[@BaresEatBeats]

Also, this for me is by far the best performance ever put on by a child… an actual young girl who was convincingly mature and murderous.

[@crimsonite09]

27:47 "Fuck our hero's gone" 😂💀

[@liprekt]

Isabellle Fuhrman may have been 12 in 2009 when the movie came out, but the movie itself was filmed December 2007 to March 2008, with some reshoots in 2009. So she was even younger when they shot this, which makes her performance all the more impressive. She was absolutely great in this!

[@TempestNoTeacup]

I was pregnant when I went to watch this movie. I walked out. I couldn't even. That first scene is crazy.

[@justtrustash]

Omdddd I wish I could’ve seen your reaction to that scene 😂

[@fromlissawithlove]

That’s f-ked!!!! Omg I hope that you continued to be peaceful and anxiety free during your pregnancy and had a happy healthy baby! ❤

[@EnchantedTooWell]

Have you watched it since??

[@TempestNoTeacup]

@@EnchantedTooWell I've only watched ppl react to it.

[@CertifiedSunset]

The girl in this was 11-12 years old when they filmed this movie. She's 26 now (Isabelle Fuhrman) and went on to feature in other movies like Hunger Games.

[@SOA_yt]

Even Hanna couldn't see this coming! Orphan has one of the best plot twists among all movies I've seen

[@JosefinaQB]

"dont like mirrors in horror films, get rid of all mirrors and reflective surfaces" oh boy i got something for you, have you ever seen that horror movie Mirrors ? its fucking insaaane

[@kobewankenobi248]

*”Never trust a kid who dresses like William Shakespeare”…* Side note: the sequel is actually pretty good too

[@danielstuart8852]

Yes. The prequel. "First kill"

[@blue______]

The prequel is awful lol it has nothing good like the first one

[@geraldherrmann787]

I saw this when it came out. There´s only few movie-twists that shook me this hard. IDENTITY with John Cusack is another one that caught me completely off guard.

[@EnchantedTooWell]

I wish I could've seen it when it came out (that wasn't possible as I was only 12 and this is rated 15), my mum watched it on TV one time and told me the twist ending 😅

[@jamedraa8472]

The two of you had me dying laughing!

[@justtrustash]

thank you mate 👊🏽

[@aubrey8673]

The son Daniel actually didn’t die after the doctors/ nurses got to him they were able to revivive him and get a pulse. You guys should check out the sequel/ prequel orphan first kill. It is a crazy film with the original girl who played ester coming back to play the role. She was 10-11 when she did the first one and today now 26 she still does the role so well

[@EnchantedTooWell]

I think in the original script they were going to kill him off but decided against it

[@maxwendt4522]

So glad Hannah finally couldn’t guess this plot twist 😂

[@deusexmachina2222]

If you aren't aware... This is based on a true story. Barbora Skrlova, a 33-year-old woman who posed as a 13-year-old boy named Adam in Norway was said to be even crazier than the movie (according to an article I'm paraphrasing here)

[@undbiter65]

The part where she points the gun at the little deaf sister and ash and Hannah both stick their hands in their air like she pointing it at them killed me 💀

[@brya8835]

Ok so obviously we wantttt you to react to the next oneeee😭. You had me and my brother rolling with this one💀

[@justtrustash]

Hahaha appreciate you both you legends ❤️

[@meariahpatrick7221]

FYI: The girl who played Esther, also played "Clove" in the Hunger Games :P

[@joecrammond6221]

sad fact is the film was originally darker, here Daniel survives but in the original script, Esther was successful in killing him, the Coleman's originally planned to adopt another girl but Esther killed her making it appear like a child's game gone wrong when she was found hanging

[@EnchantedTooWell]

also the scene between John and Esther on the couch was supposed to be longer and more sexually graphic🥴

[@joecrammond6221]

thank god they didn't go that bar

[@Saphthings]

I love how it's "just trust ash" and "Dont trust hannah" but every time Hannah deduces a key plot point he talks her out of it xD It's more like "Dont trust ash" and "just trust Hannah" LOL. Like when she said "dont treat me like a child" Hannah was like, "Wait..." and I went, "Yes you got it!!!". and Ash goes, "it's just a mental thing" xD

[@insanitypepper1740]

The strained relationship between the mom and her mother in law was a subtle piece of brilliance in a well crafted horror.

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

One of my favorite moments is when the hosts mock the idiocy of the dad after the son has been almost killed by Esther. When they mock him they are in sync.

[@slightlyderanged381]

I had actually seen, somewhere before, a story of a guy who had a disease that made it so he looked like a kid and kept getting stopped by cops when smoking in public. I heard this story not long before watching this movie originally (like a year or so after it came out) and this actually did come to mind to me for being a possibility. Convenient random information timing is all it was but it was still crazy to see

[@kitespongan]

That reminds me of the comedian Andy Milonkis.

[@Akins560]

I had heard of hypopituitarism (the hormone disorder Esther had) but i never heard of proportional dwarfism until I watched this back in 2009-10. Someone with this wouldnt be short and stout, it would basically look like the build of a child or preteen. No one ive watched this with has ever guessed the plot twist correctly and THAT is why its one of the greatest horror thrillers ive ever seen. it is still disturbing to watch even to this day because its too realistic 😲

[@JB-zu5gb]

I love when people get mad about things that are shown for us, the audience, but clearly not for those involved in the film. Love the reaction and just goes to show how well this movie is made. Flawed people written in a fairly believable way. Why wouldn't the husband question what appears to be extreme stances on a child? He has a wandering eyes, which, I think is a great way to make a character flawed, while we don't see him acting on it. I think this movie is awesome and if a character makes you have a strong reaction, good or bad, I typically find them to be more compelling.

[@dannydeltoro43]

How they got an actual child to play that couch scene is wild.

[@alexenriquezart8023]

Your guys reaction to the twist was just brilliant. You guys are really good reactors and it was interesting to see you guys theorize what the twist would be

[@justtrustash]

Appreciate you so much mate ❤️

[@TheMtVernonKid]

Yes, Hanna, it was an actual child playing the role. This is also based off true events to a degree. It actually happened.

[@hannahizawesomeful]

Daniel really let the intrusive thoughts win with the paintball gun 😂😂😂😂😂

[@dionysiacosmos]

The Bad Seed from the 1950s is a great horror child movie. In fact it was so shocking at the time that st the end of the movie the cast comes out on the soundstage one by one and takes a bow. Just to help the audience keep it straight that it WAS only a movie.

[@weirdsistah]

Both of your reactions were hilarious yet understandable 🤣🤣🤣 I remember when this first came out. It's definitely one of my favorites. Hannah's "ARE YEW ALRIGHT???" had me cracking up 😂

[@rayhs1984]

It was edited out of the movie, but originally there was a scene that said she was abused and sold to as a child to pedophiles. The Actress was 10 in this movie.

[@EnchantedTooWell]

that was part of her background

[@larissa1770]

“Ash they’re going to kill the nun!!” “How?” “With a gun!!! Nooo we can’t kill the nun” I was also in distress watching this movie 😭

[@headcaptainyamamoto7015]

I relate so much to this reaction it was frustrating how invincible she seemed Also "f*ck our hero's gone" made break for some reason😂😂

[@aychelleff]

Anyone else remember first seeing this movie’s twist? It was a long time ago for me, I must have been a teenager. It’s right up there with The Sixth Sense reveal lol I was definitely expecting a demon child type of scenario with Esther but the reality is much better

[@leannlawrence]

@@BostonAmy you're thinking of Primal Fear :)

[@DarklightNamari]

was it Primal Fear?@@BostonAmy

[@weirdsistah]

​@@BostonAmy Primal Fear! (The movie with Edward Norton and Richard Gere). That twist ending had me gagged

[@robertpetre9378]

The prequel to this film that came out recently is worth checking out it’s called the orphan first kill.

[@ChoppersModelworks]

Being Hannaha doesn't like mirrors or reflective surfaces in movies.... the movie "Mirrors"-2008 is a absolute must! Plus, Kiefer Sutherland plays an interesting character within the movie.

[@ocluver412]

Good news is, the son didn’t die. The doctors managed to get a pulse back. Right after they do so is when the mom then goes after her and slaps her…so all in all, only the dad was taken out. 👏👏👏 The girl who played this kid is so talented! She played another awful girl in the first Hunger Games movie a few years after this, which is actually the first thing I saw her in. So I always associate her now with evil roles

[@kevinv806]

I thought she was in the second one? Am I crazy

[@ghostedpt]

@@kevinv806I think the second one is a prequel

[@kevinv806]

@@ghostedpt I meant catching fire , the hunger games lol

[@ghostedpt]

@@kevinv806 ah no she got killed by thresh in the hunger games

[@DanielleVlog365]

Omg she was the crazy girl with the knives? Dang.

[@introgeek5278]

I really hope the second movie gets a reaction. If Hannah thought the mother and Esther didn’t get along in this one…wait ‘till the other mother, they f**kin’ hate each other a petty passion

[@CitiesTurnedToDust]

Most intense reaction video I've ever seen. The girl who played The Orphan was absolutely incredible in this film.

[@The-Xclusiveeeee]

Orphan First Kill was also excellent, for a prequel it surprised me so much with how great it was, as for this movie it's very underrated you don't hear many people talking about it which is a crime, this is one of the best with one of the best movie twists ever made imo, and Esther's actress is amazing! if you want another underrated gem that is just as good as this one it's called "The Good Son" with Macauley Culkin and Elijah Wood

[@billthomas478]

Everyone gets mad at the Dad. The important thing to remember is that in his mind, she is a traumatized and rejected child, and it doesn't register that a child could behave like this.

[@joshuagoforth1658]

@@msochist8491ikr like he is stupid but yeah it’s not like it’s super obvious at all if you don’t already suspect it

[@philproffitt8363]

Apparently the son Daniel survived. I can't remember but wiki says this..."Ultimately, he survives, evidenced when one of the doctors says that they have a pulse and John later tells Max that Daniel is going to be okay. There is also a scene in which John tells Kate that he's taking the children home and that Daniel will be home in a few days". Nice that Max got her useless big bro back...spose :-/ :-)

[@lordwalker71]

There is actually a Netflix documentary about this American couple who adopted this disabled girl from Ukraine or Russia and after awhile they claimed that she was a grown woman and they moved her into an apartment and basically abandoned her. They claimed she was destructive and threatening the other kids but it ends up with the parents looking like nutjobs who abandoned this child.

[@rhiannaalleyne8406]

when i first saw this movie i left gobsmacked and immediately said this was one of the best movies i have ever seen

[@shxnyst]

Your reaction was GOLD!! 😂😂😂😂 i laughed the entire time 😭😭 y'all need to watch the second one (which is a prequel to this movie) pleaseeeee

[@eaj202]

37:29 btw hannah is right. The writers if I'm not mistaken confirmed that she was abused by her father which is why she dresses up like she does and tries to seduce them because thats the only thing she knew. Thinking about it kinda makes me feel for her😥

[@blue______]

Yeah, the original script had a lot of Esther's background and it was planned to be a lot more darker. I think the directors choose to not show all of that because 1 It would be a lot for the the actress playing Esther which was super young and 2 they thought it would be a lot for the audience as well. Obviously they wanted to sell it so it would have to be for theaters and not a lot of súper traumatic shit 😂 It would be interesting to see though, and that's why the prequel was very disappointing to me

[@DanielleVlog365]

"You sound like an alien who's thirsty" I'm *done* 😂😂😂

[@mimirants7935]

I still cannot get over Ash saying Esther dresses like Che Guevara combined with William Shakespeare and Annabelle from Conjuring. True poetry.

[@shadowdramon01]

Yes, Esther’s actress was a child playing a grown woman pretending to be a child. And in the 2nd movie, which is a prequel for obvious reasons, Isabelle Fuhrman reprised her role as Esther so she was a 20-something playing a 30-something pretending to be a tween. It’s kinda difficult to take it seriously sometimes, because you can clearly see that in some scenes they have to use forced perspective, where everybody else is wearing platform shoes, or Fuhrmann is kneeling or sometimes you can tell they hired a child body double and superimposed Fuhrman’s head on her.

[@kialee7692]

Now you have to watch Orphan First Kill to see how Esther got there.

[@brandons3rna95]

This movie is a rollercoaster of emotions. Every time I watch it I still get invested. Amazing film

[@Keepingupwithgraphix]

What made me laugh the most was that, she kept on saying she is not a child 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JoeyMartz]

Half way through--- Hannah is so good. She is so close to guessing the twist.

[@ZrankFappaH]

Ash went SO FERAL for this dad’s ignorance. 33:35 😂😂💀

[@Lapearla4]

You guys were so hilarious reacting to this movie in real time this was so satisfying😊

[@justtrustash]

Proper proper appreciate you mate ❤️

[@ephpro9653]

When this movie first came out, I've lost count of how many times I went to the cinema to rewatch it, I just keep on dragging friends and family to go see it, because it was and it still is one of the best horror/thriller to date, but it's sad that it was underperformed back then, Isabelle Fuhrman was only 10 years old when she film this movie, she really deserve an Oscar nomination in my opinion. And Vera Farmiga the mom gave one of the most believable on screen performances I've ever seen, the scene where Esther "presenting" her the flowers, the way she's breathing heavily and almost feel like she's suffocating, the acting is excellent, that's how impactful that moment to her. I'm glad that you guys enjoyed it, the way you guys reacting was exactly how I feel the first time watching this movie. Just a great movie as a whole, not only horror.

[@syddiea]

“This is a great Netflix documentary waiting to happen.” I just discovered you guys and y’all are hilarious 😂😂

[@toddhill7483]

Good job guys. Definitely check out the prequel Orphan First Kill. Also with Isabelle Fuhrman, Julia Stiles.

[@NikkieTwix]

This movie is brilliant! Also have to say I love Hannah’s makeup and hair, she looks amazing

[@brittanysandusky9466]

There is a documentary about a situation like this. It's the curious case of Natalia Grace. Wild shit 😂

[@eaj202]

Greatest plot twist of all time. I remember getting recommended it after watching M3gan and at first i didn't want to because of the poster but now I'm happy I watched it. And i recommend you guys watch the second movie of orphan, it also had a crazy twist that i wasn't expecting. Best reaction hands down 👍

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

"She's a time travelling robot!" Hee hee. I love how into this movie the hosts are. It's great (I haven't finished watching the video yet) they have had some wacked out theories but haven't hit on the correct one far into the picture. To be fair if you don't have medical knowledge the chances you'd guess the truth are almost zero and even with medical knowledge the movie does a nice job of not making it obvious so it is a really good movie.

[@tatycassiano]

This actually happened here in America. A couple adopted who they thought was a little girl and she was in fact an adult. They were very afraid of her and fled.

[@jazz2times]

The “ little girl “ lives in Canada now

[@m00n_beetle]

actually that happened AFTER this movie came out and the couple made it all up 😬 the adopted girl was disabled and has been proven to be the age she said she was. the parents abused her and left her all alone in a very non-disabled friendly apartment while they moved to canada so their prodigy son could go to a prestigious school there.

[@AREA-jp8vb]

No it didn’t. That’s just the story the family made up, there is a documentary about it called the curious Case of Natalia Grace. The parents are absolutely insane! I highly recommend anyone who doesn’t know the entire story go watch it

[@AREA-jp8vb]

@@BostonAmy They confirmed she was not lying about her age.

[@crapbag426]

This was inspired by barbora skrlova who posed as a 12 year old girl then went on to pose as a 13 year old boy. That case is much worse than this film.

[@kvngsamello5845]

Your hate to the father was hilarious the anger and fury I felt it😂😂😂

[@mezmerized4lifejay654]

Only 3:23 in and she’s already jumping at a bathroom mirror opening 🪞😂

[@RogueMarch]

6 months ago I had my emergency that ended with my womb being removed and I came across your videos. Honestly, Ash and Hannah kept me sane in those early days. Thank you!

[@secrets.295]

I watched with my friends. One of my friend screamed in the middle of the movie and said "What's wrong with you, you ungrateful little child". It was so funny. Haha. And speaking of Annabelle. Are we ever going to get an Annabelle reaction 😁😁😁. I think Ash might have seen it but perhaps Hanna hasn't yet.

[@danielpeckham5520]

Lol 42:17 "she belongs in the continental with John Wick"

[@devynjohnson317]

I’m glad u guys were just as pissed with the dad as I was.

[@wfreak1000]

27:45 Ash had me dying 😂

[@Bsabx]

Orphan was my gateway to loving horror movies which I think had a lot to do with how well done it is overall- I absolutely love seeing people’s first time reaction to this film! This was so good🤍

[@joecrammond6221]

great reactions to a great movie, the fact that Isabelle Furhman was 11 - 12 when she filmed this movie, she does a great job, Max was so adorable, Daniel not so keen on but he was acting like a typical kid i feel, Kate was lovely, not that keen on John given how easily he believed Esther's lies

[@BaresEatBeats]

I’m so glad you guys got round to watching this! One of my favourites movies (and, incidentally, a movie that made my mum cry when I showed it to her 👹Success!)

[@sophiecomas1305]

I wanted a treehouse as a kid…until I saw this movie😂