THE WHALE is devastating and beautiful!!! Movie Reaction | First Time Watching

[@PowerDiva]

Brendan Fraser won the Oscar for this movie.... Hong Chau also got a nomination for her performance. And you'll be happy to know this film also won an Oscar for the makeup and prosthetics team.

[@lolmao500]

Some people were mad that the job wasnt given to a morbidly obese actor or that Fraser didnt gain like 300 pounds to play the role. Some people are just morons.

[@PowerDiva]

@@lolmao500some people have no idea what goes into making a movie or that acting is more than just saying lines on a paper. It's a hard job that takes skill and you can't just trust anyone to lead a film. Brendan Fraser is a good actor, but he was also the key to getting the movie recognized so that the story could be told. You gotta have a bit of star power sometimes to get attention and make sure people actually see your movie.

[@boboca20]

Being a Aronofsky movie I wasn't expecting a happy ending at all, but still this was SO HARD to watch, seeing such a lovable man, even though he made a few mistakes, treating himself so bad, not accepting any help and slowly accepting death killed me. I believe that knowing Fraser's personal story made it even worse, because just like you I love the man and it hurts too bad to see a loved one like that. Oscar more than deserved for him but Sadie Sink and Hong Chau were freaking awesome as well.

[@mshellesea9382]

I literally sobbed for a half an hour after the movie was done. Such an amazing performance!

[@ashokmorar]

Nick, I could not have said it better. I grew up watching Brendan Fraser movies from George of the Jungle to Dudley Do-Right and the day I found out he won the Best Actor Oscar, I was jubilant beyond the moon! This man truly deserved every accolade for this movie.

[@PeggyHill90210]

My wife and I watched this in the theater. When the credits started, I don’t think I could talk. It is the only movie that has ever literally left me speechless. It was probably the most impactful ending I have ever watched.

[@jassypr]

I remember watching this on a big screen, the ending had me trouble breathing because of me crying and sneezing no wonder it got an award

[@kellywiggle1]

i thought i was done crying to this movie after not seeing it for a while, watching along with you guys made me into a blubbering mess all over again haha. great reaction guys ❤

[@Scolof99]

The Whale has become one of my favorite flicks. It has the same effect on me that it had on you everytime I see it.

[@Hugh-S]

The second you both started with the tears, I was gone lmao. I'm a mess right now...

[@Jen-Mom]

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[@kaboomzzz]

When you said “I love you” to your mom I lost it. ❤

[@rebo2610]

I know, right? So lovely.

[@Jen-Mom]

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[@alexallen972]

If you have subtitles on, she replied with "I love KZbin" instead of I love you too 🤣🤦

[@rebo2610]

I saw the notification of your reaction, and immediately went and rented this movie. I cried a bunch, then watched your reaction and cried all over again! What a phenomenal film. 😢

[@Jen-Mom]

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[@BrentLm]

you mentioned it being like a play, in fact, it was. sameul d hunter wrote the original play and the screen play for the film. i remember it received a lot of praise when it played in new york.

[@Fearinator]

I rarely cry in life and I WEPT! The most perfect ending and that surging music

[@amberdarko9232]

When i watched this movie in the theater, I bawled my eyes out throughout it. Especially at thr end. The person sitting next to me was also bawling. And bawling again watching you both. 😭❤️

[@ticklishhoneybee]

I wasn't able to watch this movie, had to stop less than half way in. Having a friend in roughly the same position as Charlie, and my having been a full-time sole carer for a family member in his final years, it just hit too hard. I couldn't do it. But I'm glad I watched your reaction to it; seeing and hearing, and feeling, your reactions to this helped me get through it. Experiencing someone else's end is a beautiful horror, having someone to share that with doesn't make it easier, but it does make it better. So thanks.

[@Jen-Mom]

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[@kellywiggle1]

this movie is the definition of a tear jerker

[@bicboyjoy]

this is one of the most beautifully human films I've ever seen

[@freelove3482]

OMG, i love your reactions and i was waiting for this one. I'm commenting before even starting the reaction. i got a little excited, actually thank you

[@Jen-Mom]

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[@randomknox82]

I loved him in Blast from the Past

[@daytoncharitychicken]

I would love to see a reaction to that one, though I don’t think it would be that big of a draw for others, as a lot of people missed it when it was in theaters in 1999 (and yet that was an incredibly busy year at theaters and a lot of people also missed 10 Things I Hate About You, Lake Placid, Dogma, The Iron Giant, and Galaxy Quest that same year but discovered them years later and now many enjoy watching reactions to them, so who knows). It was funny that one of the films that outshined Blast From the Past at the box office that year was another Brendan Fraser film (which I’m sure he spent way more time promoting): The Mummy.

[@ashleywilkinson-blake7083]

Best reaction I’ve seen. Thank you both for sharing ❤

[@jamiepandohie9169]

One of my Favorite Brendan Fraser Movie is the 1994 Drama Flick - " With Honors " which also stars Joe Pesci...I would like to see you guys do a reaction to that one...

[@MikiJohnson13]

You may want to check out another lesser known Brendan Fraser film, "School Ties". He endures bigotry at a prep school.

[@briangreen8033]

Reaction honest. Not hiding your emotions. Courageous you are. 👍 Take care and God bless. ✝️

[@Jen-Mom]

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[@hewent2Jarrod]

This film is devastating and difficult to watch. But I think that’s the entire point. Fraser absolutely deserved all the recognition and the Oscar win. He did outstanding.

[@dogstorme9333]

When that binge eating scene happened in the cinema, people next to me spat out all the food they had. I lost 40 kg since this movie come out.

[@wolfbunches2299]

That blood pressure reading was almost as bad as mine when I had preeclampsia. Damn.

[@PSPguy2]

Great movie, great reaction. You both got everything throughout the movie.

[@shainewhite2781]

Brendan Fraser took home the Oscar for Best Actor in this movie

[@Flix2Us]

He absolutely deserved it!!

[@SHELLIEMARIE]

Thank you so much for reacting to this !

[@shainewhite2781]

Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊

[@lorioday8528]

A little lesser known Brendan Fraser film (during his prime days) that as Fraser fans,, you might enjoy is "God's and Monsters". Based on the true story of- Once a powerful Hollywood director best known for "Frankenstein" and "The Bride of Frankenstein," James Whale (Ian McKellen) is long since retired and in increasingly poor health. His stalwart housekeeper, Hanna (Lynn Redgrave), quietly disapproves of Whale's faceless, nameless parade of young gay lovers, but when the director takes an interest in new gardener Clayton Boone (Brendan Fraser) a former Marine and Korean War veteran, it seems to be for something more than his usual casual conquest. Poignant, dramatic, sad, funny, well acted.

[@Jen-Mom]

Thanks for the suggestion! 😊

[@thetranquilitycafe]

Good eye. It actually was a play.

[@cmleidi]

I thought he should have disinherited the bratty daughter and told her to take a hike. I don't do well watching irritating teens. It was so good to see Brendan Fraser come back to films and win the Oscar. He deserved the acclaim.

[@blackwolf6082]

This movie just about broke me

[@Sd3cinema]

I hate that despite how well they did, it felt like Sadie sinks character was overwritten. It took teen angst to a place where her character was insufferable. Like a cliche of a moody teen. Even in the end at her most emotional, I hated her.

[@アキコ2003]

Very good movie

[@noway3372]

The scout

[@matt86yt]

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[@tetra3ne56scur3]

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