FIRST TIME WATCHING | Shutter Island (2010) | Movie Reaction | Kept Us Guessing Til The End

[@sitebstudios]

He definitely was lobotomized at the end. He wanted everyone to think he fell back into his delusion so he could be remembered as Teddy. This is based on a novel by Dennis Lehane who also wrote the novel Mystic River. Love the reaction!

[@timothyrawles2924]

This ☝️

[@michaelriddick7116]

And its a shame too, because now they dont know the treatment worked ... so who knows how many could have been cured by it but were lobotomized instead :(

[@conureron3792]

Mystic River is a good movie to review

[@sitebstudios]

@@conureron3792 Yes!

[@BlueTransAm83]

Serious? Hugh

[@donnybuoy]

I am continually astounded by the Mrs.' knack for cracking the twists long before they come around. I feel like she's predicted the plots of every single movie you've guys watched. It's become my favorite part of watching your reactions 😂

[@astragalusson]

She didn't predict at least one movie that famously have a twist. But I don't want to name it, for not ruining your movie or reaction experience if you haven't seen them.

[@williamsummerson1204]

She's predicted alot of movie twists. It's crazy and impressive. 😱

[@williamsummerson1204]

I was just paying the lady some respect. You didn't need to make your point into a book.

[@ScottMcGoldrick]

@Marcus Now you spent way too much time on that comment Marcus..

[@futurez12]

@Marcus It's called having a logical, analytical mind. I do the same thing. Besides, most of a movie/show is just fluff between plot points to string it out.

[@arnoldrivas4590]

The fact you figured it out around 16:08 is impressive! Excellent job!

[@maksphoto78]

9:33 though - the movie shows Leonardo as an American WW2 soldier freeing a concentration camp. Mrs - "he was a Nazi?"

[@AntonioGee]

Almost like she's seen it before, idk if people who haven't seen it would've guessed it that fast.

[@ozbot2947]

@@AntonioGee well she said why she thought that

[@24sowl11]

the climax of the movie is not that he is the patient but the very where he hints he is aware. Figure all you want from the beginning but the very ending quote exchange is the real twist that no one see it coming. I dont think these reactors really got that very ending , but thats the part that makes this movie insanely good and sad AF.

[@Bubajumba]

@mikimiyazaki They didn't really get it tho, even at the end they didn't, he wasn't unaware of the situation. He obviously wanted to be there so he could be lobotomized and forget

[@juanmacoronil3269]

In the end he acted insane in order to deliberately "choose" the lobotomy because he couldn't live with the memories of what happened. Talk about balls the size of church bells.

[@flibber123]

For me that was the biggest twist and the biggest shock. At the end he's cured, and he knows he is. He deliberately chooses the lobotomy. The doctors were so focused on curing him that they never considered what curing him would mean to him- a life spent in torment.

[@Kylopod]

One thing I'll note is that that line is not in the novel this was adapted from (which I've read), so it implies a rather different interpretation of the ending. In the book, it seemed pretty straightforward that he truly regressed and wasn't faking it.

[@juanmacoronil3269]

@@Kylopod Oh, that I didn't know. Although to be honest, I prefer the ending to the movie. :o

[@jki808]

@@Kylopod yea fuck the book ending then. The movies ending is incredible. Not only are you left with a certain ambiguity, but to entertain the idea that he chose to lobotomize himself over living with the torment is hauntingly beautiful

[@the32ndofdecember]

„Shutter Island“ is the only book I ever read in one sitting. Could not put it down. I even skipped a birthday party for it. Amazing!

[@keepthefaith718]

YES! I've been looking forward to seeing yall's reaction to this movie. It's definitely one my favorites. I can't believe how well your wife is at guessing the plots of movies, crazy good. Also, that wet joke gave me a good laugh, lol. Btw, Andrew with his quote at the end means that he's finally at peace and decides to die as a good man.

[@3DJapan]

"Did they have tapes in 1954?" The first tape recorder came out in 1935.

[@Eowyn187]

That was a great reaction you guys!! And if the Mrs is ever to get a nightmare from one of these flicks, it'll be of Leo crying out over the children's bodies. Her face was tortured. Horrific scene, and he was so damn good there.

[@trevburnard]

Fun fact: Shutter Island is an anagram for Truths and lies!

[@taoist32]

Same as in our reality.

[@tanelviil9149]

epic acting by Leonardo. Sad that he is a rich hypocritical liberal in real life, who keeps talking about saving the planet, while flying around with his private jet, that pollutes more in one flight that a small town in an entire year..

[@Eowyn187]

@@taoist32 bwa ha ha ha 👏👏👏👏

[@benjaminmee3751]

Another film that Leo should have got the Oscar for.

[@Marvin.589]

I never saw someone realize the plot of this movie this early. Impressive, and she did it before on other movies too. 🧐 In the end i believe he didn't regress, but decided to get lobotomy so he can't hurt anyone anymore... "die as a good man"

[@romallephillips8826]

Yup, she does it every time

[@goldenboy140]

@@romallephillips8826 that's because movies like this where it's all about a dumb twist suck lol

[@BakerReviews]

@@goldenboy140 Shutter Island is a masterpiece. What are you on about?! 🤣😂🤣

[@djerourou9990]

She either saw the movie before or gets spoiled theres no way anyone can guess the twist that early its patheric to be honest

[@lunarollsby9296]

@@djerourou9990 it's perfectly reasonable that a minority of people could predict the outcome to this movie. You're acting like she's deceiving people without a single shred of proof. "It's pathetic to be honest" - grow up.

[@Bavarian_Lifting]

This is one of those movies, where you find amazing details when rewatching it. And scenes shine in a whole different light

[@Ehud1513]

Good lord, she was onto the twist like 30 minutes into the movie lol...

[@brandoncollins1225]

An actor I auditioned for a short film I made years ago plays one of the mental patients. He is now a pretty respected indie filmmaker and runs a film festival. His name is Skip Shea.

[@peteg475]

The cabin by the pond where the tragedy took place was filmed at Borderland State Park in Massachusetts. My wife's family helped build that cabin back in the day.

[@Poss1]

Ah! Been looking out for this. It's a real journey through this story. Here we go!

[@kdizzle901]

It’s one of Scorceses most underrated films in my opinion the atmosphere is chilling…..Dennis Lehane wrote the shit out of this book

[@tanelviil9149]

epic acting by Leonardo. Sad that he is a rich hypocritical liberal in real life, who keeps talking about saving the planet, while flying around with his private jet, that pollutes more in one flight that a small town in an entire year..

[@svenpoletka5236]

more like shitter island if you know what i mean

[@kdizzle901]

@@svenpoletka5236yea well that’s just like your opinion man

[@MoriahDreams123]

Maaaan, Mrs. Movies is Smart! She called it straightaway. This movie has some cool, haunting imagery. I don't know how realistic the story is, given how upsetting it would have been to the other patients and guards to have this guy running around, but I liked it! At the end, I think he's done remembering. It's too much for him, and he doesn't want to live with the things he's done or the things that have happened to him. I think he's ready for the lobotomy and probably hopes that they take out the worst of his memories.

[@Eowyn187]

Wow, a poll with Scorsese vs Tarantino. Talk about win/win.

[@BasedNate]

Tarantino should had win/win imo. Hopefully whatever the movie was will be up next.

[@keithnayo4582]

I sneaked out of bed early morning to slightly open christmas presents and stitch them back too when I was a kid.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I used to check this high shelf in the closet of my parents bedroom, which is where they used to hide presents before wrapping them. I stopped doing it after a couple years because I’m such a bad liar & I hated having to pretend being surprised, lol.

[@keithnayo4582]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Haha. Good times eh?

[@bad-people6510]

"Imagine someone sawed your head open, filled it with razors, and shook it as hard as they could." As someone how gets migraines, I WISH that's what they felt like.

[@joshuatabak95]

I was soooo excited that this was selected for you to review! It is a great movie. Well acted. Shot well. Music added to the atmosphere. Just a great movie with a great twist. Thank you for reviewing this!

[@lumpyhead5024]

Such a funny exchange at 32:30... "It's not a La Bamba" I think you meant lambada lol

[@ADDButterfly]

I loved the ending, it was so facinating and sad. He would rather be lobotomized than live knowing.

[@mijmijrm]

one day there will be a: -"shall we jump into the movie?" --"no" -"Ok. Leave comments below. Bye, till later"

[@thomas_dries]

This movie was one hell of a mind fuck for me. I really enjoyed watching you two react to it!

[@joeycortina4323]

@@dhyeyhiteshkumarsuthar7150 one movie similar that will mess with your head is Secret Window with Johnny Depp

[@joeycortina4323]

@@dhyeyhiteshkumarsuthar7150 np! Lmk what you think

[@Dillpicks95]

Such a good movie it makes you wonder what’s real and what’s not.

[@ewok_soup]

Stop writing on the wall sir, this is not a youtube comment section!

[@ianthomas1201]

Sounds exactly like what someone who isn't real would say.

[@mohamedAli-kj6fb]

Its also the same year dicaprio starred in inception, it was a mental year.

[@ItDoesntMatterReally]

This was one of those movies where they basically spoiled it in the trailer. I remember going into it knowing essentially what was going on, but that ending with him becoming self-aware and choosing lobotomy over living with the knowledge that he'd killed his wife was just such a better twist than anything else in the movie. Still a great atmospheric film with great acting and cool imagery, but my goodness did the trailer give it all away...

[@philthemovieguy81]

I had to watch this film in the theater twice to not only to get the full picture of the reveal but also pick up on things that I didn't pick up on the first time I saw it. I was so immersed subjectively as Leo's character that I felt what he felt when the revelation came. I felt as though the rug was pulled out from under me. "No one can erase all of man's memories." Was what Andrew said to the Rachel in the cave. My interpretation is that when he said "Which would be worse, to live as a monster or to die as a good man?" He was not delusional in that moment and conscious enough to know that he no longer wanted to live as the monster he felt he was who failed his children and put them in danger and also the monster who shot his wife dead for downing their children. The lobotomy I felt was the one thing that Would erase those memories. Yes physically he'd still be alive But he mentally he wouldn't have to live as that monster. He'd be gone. I believed the lobotomy was in fact his suicide. A way to stop that loop and put himself out of that misery of living in that loop of delusion from not being able to face the reality of his life. I know it was the lobotomy given that they showed an insert shot of the ice pick wrapped in the cloth that the orderly was carrying.

[@maksphoto78]

This movie is brilliant, there are lots of clues throughout.

[@Hey_Jamie]

The way Leo avoided eye contact in that last scene, but looked up to acknowledge that he actually didn’t regress, he just didn’t want to live as a monster, is legitimately top tier acting

[@jimmy2k4o]

“In 1954 where smoking was good for you” I know you were joking but fun history fact it was 1952 where readers digest first reported on the link between smoking and lung disease. Kinda the beginning of the public awareness of smoking being bad for you.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

"The Aviator" is pretty cool too. The Dicaprio/Scorsese team did a lot of great fims.

[@maximillianosaben]

Shutter Island was released the same year as Inception (2010), and in both movies Leonardo DiCaprio plays characters with surprisingly similar tragic backstories.

[@CallOfCutie69]

Also both have dream within a dream

[@mastereppsreturns6586]

Shutter Island has by far, the most powerful, creepiest and well-directed nightmare/flashback sequences I've ever seen.

[@ShutterSnapped]

One of the few movies that actually nails the disconnected-ness of dreams. The editing is perfect. Seemingly random cuts, time going backwards just for a single shot, jumping from location to location.

[@sharennyberg7795]

This is one of those movies you need to watch two or three times to make sense of it. Thanks for the reaction.

[@louisenglish8069]

Think I've heard it theorized those random flashes of light are him experiencing electrical shocks from electric shock therapy 🤔 "Those kids are doing a great job laying still" - "They're killing it" 🤣🤣

[@jonathanoneill8011]

What a movie! And what a reaction!! Glad you both enjoyed it. The music is mesmerizing. Aside from the melancholic piece by Max Richter, there’s a bunch of stuff by John Cage, avant-garde composer who did a lot of dissonant, unsettling pieces. Adds so much to the film Also, did I hear the Mrs. say she had been to Dachau? I went when I was in Munich, too. Such a heaviness in the air walking through. I think everyone should visit once (and that’s all you need) to really understand depths of human depravity and to never forget. But all around amazing movie! So glad to see you guys react to it! What a pleasant surprise!

[@Masky5150]

Man, her wheels never stop spinning, do they? Lol Impressive.

[@Lenka18s]

The movie is based on Denis Lehane's book. He also wrote Mystic River which was also turn into a great movie with Tim Robbins, Sean Penn and Kevin Bacon. The last sentence - what's better to live like a monster or to die as a hero - was not in the book, but it was a great addition into the movie as it suggested he voluntarily chooses lobotomy.

[@meebrbey]

I liked Dennis Lehane's Patrick and Angie detective novel series more ..A Drink Before the War, Darkness Take My Hand and Moonlight Mile, the sequel to Gone, Baby, Gone

[@FredtheDorfDorfman1985]

I think Mrs. You Me and the Movies should become a detective. Her ability to put 2 and 2 together so quickly, and consistently, is impressive. Can’t sneak up on her with a twist ending. 😂

[@AnonEyeMouse]

The scene with the guards at the start gave it away for me. Not all the plot but that they were scared of him, that they expected unpredictable behaviour Nd that he was dangerous.

[@Socrates...]

I don't care which one was the delusion because he was not deluded when he made the choice at the end. A far better question is, who is the villain?

[@Nimzzeee]

"You gonna rub your finger into your brain" 😂😂👍

[@TravMaxAdventures]

Detective Mrs. Movies on the case again… wait does that mean she is in a loop and Mr. Movies is her Dr.? 😂 But for real, she picked it up much earlier than I originally did. To answer the question at the end, yeah I believe they played with his brain until he was a noodle. Really enjoyed y’all’s ad-libs throughout this. Two thumbs up. 👍👍

[@bad-people6510]

"Did they have tapes in 1954?" Yes. Magnetic audio tape was an invention of the 20s. Though back then reel-to-reels were more common than cassettes.

[@ericmarley7060]

Remember that scene, at the gates of Ashcliffe? Laeddis and Sheehan are ordered to relinquish their "firearms." Sheehan struggles to undo his holster, while Laeddis (being a marshal) does it with no problem. If you rewatch this movie, try to look at Leo's face when this happens. For a brief moment, he seems lucid, like he knows he is out of place and the something is wrong. Great acting from DiCaprio. Also, in almost all prisons and mental hospitals, prisoners and mental patients are banned from carrying matches, so that's why Laeddis has to keep asking for a light and never seems to have matches on him.

[@mantism.d.8363]

That hard-ass head guard is the guy who played Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lambs. He only had a few lines in this movie, but he was intense!

[@williamsummerson1204]

This is one of Leo's best performances. Probably the greatest movie plot twist of all time in my opinion.

[@SoumadipPatra]

I think The Sixth Sense

[@williamsummerson1204]

@@SoumadipPatra no argument

[@p0ppyfarr95]

Thank you for reacting to one of my all-time personal favourite psychological horror drama films which is a rarity of Martin Scorsese to direct given his high profile for Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, Goodfellas, Casino and recently Killers of the Flower Moon. It took me 3 times to watch the film to see the signs that Teddy Daniels/Andrew Laeddis (cool fictional character names) is not who we thought he is. At the end of the film, his last words “What could be much worse in this place: live as a monster or die as a good man” is an indicator that Laeddis opted out for the “lighthouse icepick” due to the fact he got to the point of no longer handling the trauma of killing his wife for killing his kids and not wanting to regress restarting the entire cutting-edge roleplay all over again. As much as I know that it was all a roleplay: I loved the scene of Dr Rachel Solando in the cave, got a feeling it’s real (yet Dr Cawley brushed it off as fake hallucinations in Laeddis’ mind) as I could see this play a role in the plot of a continuation miniseries that I call “Escape From Shutter Island”. No matter if he was thinking of something in the past that’s true or not - the US army liberation of Dachau (among the early Nazi campsites to appear in the Holocaust) resulted in the soldiers and surviving Holocaust prisoners participated in a revenge killing (execution squad-esque) on the camp guards except those who faced the music in the criminal courts. It did happen in our world. An investigation conducted by US army Lieutenant-colonel Joseph Whittaker was suppressed by US army general George Patton and a Bavaria governor to cover up what Laeddis described as “not warfare but murder [on both sides]”. I do believe Laeddis’ involvement in the Dachau liberation and revenge killings was true.

[@brandoncollins1225]

8:07 Mrs. Movies says this, but she figures out the twist in every movie ever. Don't sell yourself short, ma'am.

[@CrazeeAdam]

There are subtle hints throughout about the truth: #1: The opening scene where Teddy/Leadis is passing through the boat. You see the handcuffs and shackles in the boat. no normal fairy would have that. Meaning that this boat itself is preoperty of the prison most likely. #2: As soon as Teddy/Leadis gets on the island all guards have their guns at the ready and are paying extra attention to him. #3: During the interviews a few things. No one wants to talk about Andrew Leadis but it's clear they know who he is. The elderly woman, when asked about Dr. Shien(Sp?), smiles, looks at "Chuck" and he gives a warm smile back. #4: George Noyce alludes that Teddy/Leadis will have to let go of his wife if he ever wants to leave the island. He even tries to convince him she's not there, and pretty much brings up that Leadis is him in a sneaky way. #5: When the Warden and Teddy/Leadis are driving back to the main prison. The Warden says "oh I know you", the only the thing the audience doesn't know is that he means it literally. #6: When Dr. Naehring and Teddy/Leadis are fighting, the Dr. says that he is wounded. He would not know this unless he personally had past experience with Teddy/Leadis. #7: The PTSD segments all hint something terrible is going on. But the fragmented memories are not in place so we can fully grasp the picture. Much like in real life.

[@LoneWolf_8]

At only 18 minutes into this reaction, Mrs. Movies guessed the whole damn plot. Bravo! You are one smart lady!

[@Every1LovesButters]

This is definitely one of those films where a second watch through is so illuminating (I find “You’re Next to be in the same vein). How the guards at the beginning look terrified because they know how dangerous Leo’s character actually is…the gardener who waves at him because they do know him…the little winks with interactions between patients and Dr. Hulk…the Warden’s hostile nature toward Laeddis…it’s a tremendous mystery that I don’t think always gets it’s due

[@lafatte24]

12:30 when the lady glances at Mark Ruffalo before making a joke about Sheehan being good on the eyes... hahahahaha God the detail with the ash/apartment scene... everything is burning and it's raining ash but Dolores is wet and dripping water - the truth is leaking through

[@tonyyul703]

That creepy old lady doing the 🤫 @ 5:37 is in another Horror movies called *The Taking of Deborah Logan* and she's disturbingly creepy in that

[@TearDownGenesis]

I really enjoyed the twist in this movie. I enjoyed it because they left hints, where some "mysteries" make it so the viewer would never suspect the twist, which is a bit cheap, like having it turn out that the perpetrator was a character that was never mentioned or seen etc. The two here did get close to the idea which was good but also the end made it so even if you were close there was still more to it, which is also a nice reward for those who are typically more perceptive in mysteries. Basically, the end represented that he couldn't live with himself anymore, so he lied because he knew his fate would free him of his past (and future in a sense).

[@robrath2409]

5:32 😂🤣😂 the look on her face and the way she looks at the camera😂🤣 21:05😆😆😆🤣😂her reaction 23:38 😆 32:44 thats tequila😆😂🤣😂 i also thought it was la bamba idk why i got them mixed up😆🤣😂🤣 Now u guys gotta watch inception

[@zotharr]

Ah, im happy this one is a first for both of you :) Thank you for the upload

[@coolhive2941]

The creepy lady at the start played Opal Gardner on All My Children for ages. She was also in the Taking of Deborah Logan, where she was possessed.

[@jesterforhire]

I had no idea! I freaking loved that show for decades. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@coolhive2941]

@@jesterforhire no problem! I couldn’t enjoy Deborah Logan because I kept seeing her as Opal. It’s frustrating. But I suppose should give it another try.

[@laziojohnny79]

She seems to 'guess' the plot of many movies quite early on .... and especially with this movie that is impressive/suspicious.

[@bambusbjorn3508]

one of the most melancholic (the music!) and depressing movies i have ever seen!

[@revocation3x]

One of the few movies i had to watch again directly after finishing it the first time. Get a whole new perspective, love it

[@DavidBusa]

Which is worse? To live as a monster or to die as a good man?

[@PastaDon_]

So good... One of my favorites... Every clue and foreshadow is there throughout the whole film...

[@swaggypooh8316]

thats crazy she guessed what happened i had to rewatch to even understand what happened

[@fettel1988]

Another reactor group I follow pointed it out, and now I can't unsee it. The way Leo vaulted that broken brick wall is comical. There's absolutely zero weight physics in how he lifts himself up.

[@koslaz2708]

32:45 "That's tequila" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rocketmanart7964]

This is one of my favorite movies. Watched it dozens of times

[@emilywilhite5807]

I’ll have to,go,back and watch it again. My take was that there was never a fire. That was just how he told himself in his head that his wife died instead of him killing her.

[@thomaszimmerman09]

i am so happy when i was researching good movies to watch this movie came up. i went straight to the movie didn’t watch the trailer or anything about it. i had no clue what the movie was about going into it and im very happy about that. the ending was absolutely amazing.

[@jbacunn]

I opened my Christmas presents, played with them, and rewrapped them before Christmas too.

[@adalizrodriguez7035]

I think in the end he didn’t Revert back to his delusion. I think he was sane. Because he tells his doctor is it better to live as a monster or die is a good man. So I’m assuming by monster he means the man that killed his wife and couldn’t save his kids. So he’s kind of committing suicide. Edit: I wrote this right before you guys said it. So I agree with you guys lol

[@kuhpunkt]

Oh, there's some Max Richter music. The same that was used in Arrival.

[@garychambers6848]

And the lady wins a cupie doll at 16:30......

[@NIKKI_NASH]

Omg! I used to sneak and open my Christmas presents and then tape them back up too 😂. I finally confessed to my parents a few years ago lol. I’m not a fan of surprises either but I love surprising other people 🤷🏽‍♀️. I’m just weird like that. Great reaction!

[@futurez12]

I did that once on my 8th birthday, but I genuinely didn't think it was wrong of me to dive into them without my mother being there. I cringe now when I think back to the performance I gave her when she woke and watched my "shocked" faces as I opened badly re-wrapped presents... I think that was the day she realised her son was a pathological liar with at least one personality disorder. 😂

[@3DJapan]

4:09 Looks like the beginning of The Shining.

[@Eowyn187]

So hyped for this!!

[@3275Dan]

There are some good video's on utube explaining plot of this film and all the little clues throughout. Very clever plot, and very clever with all the little clues which first time watching don't realize how it shows Leo's character is a patient throughout and the film is from the perspective of his delusion he has come up with to cope with the trauma.

[@soundguy78]

Skippy! Popcorn! Shutter Island! Confusion is an understatement.....😎😜🍻🍷🚬💕😂😜💀

[@theplanetruth]

12:50-YMTM!!!! When Ruffalo comes back and gives her the water…. She picks up nothing and drinks it. Rewatch that scene.

[@jugularmusic]

Wow 😮 @16:00 can't believe you guys figured it out so early!!!

[@lizzythecollie]

It blows my mind how Mrs. Movies 🍿 solves the mystery and figures out the plot in everything y’all watch 😂 She must’ve been a detective in her past life 🔍

[@RetroGamingSwedenMusic]

Oh my Sweet Summer Child :)

[@joshsaunders6392]

​@@RetroGamingSwedenMusic lmao don't spoil it for them

[@c0rb4n]

One of my favorite underrated movies.

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

The Mrs hit the nail on the head almost immediately I'm gobsmacked. What a talent I had to watch it twice as I totally got confused by the twist the first time

[@rymgx]

This is gonna be a good one!! One of my favorite movies!

[@O-T-7-BTS]

I'm so glad I found you guys. From November to January I lost 2 sisters and I've really had a hard time copying. If it wasn't for Jesus I guess I'd be in a straight jacket. But there are times when I know need a dose of you two. I really can't explain it but you guys somehow calm me. I'm sorry to keep calling you, "you guys" but I don't know your names yet. I just really enjoy your senses of humor and your obvious love for one another is beautiful. We never know the good we may having on someone so thank you for the good you have on me in a very difficult time in my life. I've seen Shutter Island several times and it never gets boring. As far as poor Andrew goes, I feel like he felt responsible for the deaths of his children which then led him to murder his wife and he just couldn't live with guilt the rest of his life. So he chose to be lobotomized. Very sad.

[@YouMeTheMovies]

Glad we can help get you through some rough times, Kat. Sorry for your losses. As for what you can call us, our go to is simply Mrs. Movies and Mr. Movies. You'll see the Mrs will sometimes comment with her Mrs. Movies account in that regard. 🤠

[@O-T-7-BTS]

@@YouMeTheMovies the Miss'es and the Mr. work perfect for me. ❤️

[@rodrigofoli]

10:20 this music in Arrival is pure art

[@emilywilhite5807]

Thank you. I recognized the music but couldn’t place it.

[@ARWG]

man, Leo in the lake getting his kids at the end. Just a perfect performance. Not even nominated for an Oscar for this.

[@iCortex1]

I literally just sat down home from work with some mcdonalds. this is perfect.

[@abrimfulofasha]

Of anything, watch The Hateful Eight by Quentin Taratino. It uses the same ingredients as his debut 'Reservoir Dogs' by setting it on one location with a mystery plot. Top notch acting by a big cast.

[@tanelviil9149]

epic acting by Leonardo. Sad that he is a rich hypocritical liberal in real life, who keeps talking about saving the planet, while flying around with his private jet, that pollutes more in one flight that a small town in an entire year..

[@gogousa6661]

I once disowned a friends opinions about everything for him saying “that movie sucked it wasn’t even scary......” BRUH

[@NJAsmodeus1]

21:00 the time stamp I shared with the wife while giving her same look…

[@desmondpowell3205]

Martin Scorsese is the legend!! Absolutely best filmmaker of his time!! All his films are absolute masterpieces!!!! This is cinema, not marvel movies!

[@THEHHOH76]

Yep I did that with Xmas presents for years 😂

[@dodo8339able]

This is gonna be fun. Just want to say you guys are my favorite reaction channel.

[@matthewganong1730]

The book this is based on is by the same author that wrote “Mystic River,” Dennis Lehane. If you haven’t seen that film, it’s worth a reaction!

[@gnm8062]

This movie is mind blowing. Some says the Leo is actually a patient of the island and some says which I also believed he was subjected to the experiment the US government doing with the people in the island. And he wanted to spill the beans and he got caught now he was given like a stimulant (I think what they used was the cigars) that made him think of the stories that actually the Doctors created in his mind (about his wife and kids). But honestly you don't know if the things are truth or not.

[@Pazuzu82]

This film has really grew on me over the years, oh I really want one of them cold bottle's...

[@Frank_San_Nicolas]

16:13 LMAO I watch a lot of ur videos and I swear this is like the 3rd or 4th time I’ve seen you predict accurately.

[@blakimus13]

The crazy looking lady at the beginning of the film is in another fantastic movie called "The Taking of Deborah Logan". You guys should review it.

[@crewchief5144]

LOL, that's what I said at the beginning of "Fallen"..."THAT'S Casey Jones!" Damn TMNT.

[@parker469a]

If you'd like to see Casey Jones in some other memorable movies Elias Koteas was in Crash(1997), Fallen (1998), and he was also the main characters father in Gattaca(1997).