Hugh Grant is dashing...jeez!!! FIRST TIME WATCHING **NOTTING HILL (1999)**

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[@lmsossi6501]

"I'm also just a girl standing in front of a boy asking him to love her." That is such a great line and reveals Anna's vulnerability and true feelings for William.

[@malcolmdrake6137]

It's an unrealistic line. Dialogue should be the way people Actually speak.

[@lmsossi6501]

The line consists of short, simple words and simple sentence construction. That's the way people DO speak. It's just the romantic tone you seem to object to, which is sad.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@lmsossi6501The meaning is that nobody said that ever or would ever say it. It's romcom speech.

[@lmsossi6501]

You might have missed the memo that movies are entertainment. If they exactly imitated real life, they'd be boring as h*ll. However, I know many people who had extremely romantic proposals. My own mom took my dad back after he wrote her a poem telling her that her love had made his heart pure. But I guess that also didn't happen because it's not something the average dolt would have enough imagination to say in real life. 😂

[@jamiedianne6778]

Hugh Grant is so charmingly awkward 😂🥰

[@ulricaandrae4381]

He does that a lot and it works every time! 😅👌🏼

[@jillfromatlanta427]

And Hugh Bonneville (his lordship in Downton Abbey) as William's clueless friend who asks Anna what she made in her last film... I love this movie...and Horse and Hound.

[@phj223]

For more Hugh Grant, and the movie that basically launched his movie career, check out romantic comedy Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994). Also starring A LOT of highly recognizable British actors. I know for a fact that you would absolutely love it.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Prawns?

[@lmsossi6501]

One of my very favorite romance movies!! William is so darn cute and charming that it's believable Anna would be attracted to him, but it's his kindness and compassion that makes her love him!!The last montage is so lovely!! The movie also has so much comedy!! Spike is hilarious!!

[@rachel-in-the-208]

I think this is the Gold Standard for rom-coms. It is just exceptional. Even the cinematography is amazing!

[@queensquish]

I think in the whole, imagine meeting a famous person and them falling for you-dream like scenario, the character of Anna is shown to be flawed and real so it punctures the dream altogether, just because they are famous doesn’t mean they’re perfect. I like the way they did that. ❤

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Anna is BADLY flawed. Admitted, she does try and she does learn.

[@NicholasRamos]

This is one of my favorite rom-com movies. Hugh Grant acted like any guy who would be fortunate enough to get involved with a famous actress. As for Julia Roberts, knowing a little about her personal life, this part for her was really a mirror of her true love life. Roberts dated MANY of her male co-stars. She is now in a long-term marriage with a man who is NOT A MAJOR PERSONALITY. Roberts met & married a man who worked in the film lighting industry. Roberts met him when he was working on the lighting of one of her films. Of all the famous leading men/singer Julia had relationships/engagements/married, Roberts basically ended up marrying an average guy, more like a Will Thacker. So playing the role of Anna Scott was no effort for her. Regardless, it's a very romantic and funny movie that I always enjoy re-watching. The entire cast was great. You did a good job reacting to it. Other Julia Roberts rom-coms worth watching (if you haven't already) are Pretty Woman & My Best Friend's Wedding. Thank you!

[@lucieudem]

Even more glorious Hugh Grant in the wonderful 4 weddings and a funeral ❤

[@MoMoMyPup10]

Anna was always sincere with William, but she also has always put her career first. She was petrified of negative press, as if it meant everything. It wasn't until she realized he was more important than her career, she was free to love him fully back. He was refreshingly unassuming, charming, and... dashing, and it won her over.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

No dear she lied several times by omission and with her words..

[@MoMoMyPup10]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. I think you might be confusing 'sincerity' with honesty. Two different meanings. She was sincere but she wasn't always honest, and that was due to her.... putting her career first. As she said, 'any time she had a relationship with someone 'normal' it always turned into a disaster'. If she wasn't sincere she wouldn't have shown up as his date for the family dinner, when no one knew she would be there.

[@tashrif46]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. I dont think she lied. She went to Britain with no intentions of finding love. But once they went to Will's house after the juice spill and she saw how he was reacting to her and caring for her as a human rather than a movie star, that was the moment she fell for him. I think her relationship with her boyfriend would have ended anyway. And the second time she left him, she felt a bit betrayed considering she went to Will to escape from the negative press of the British media only for Spike to ruin everything.

[@danielkillian1222]

Hugh is great innthe Sense and Sensibility your watching soon or did. Love his character in that.

[@melanie62954]

Oooh, she's watching Sense and Sensibility? I can't wait!

[@missm.e9914]

I love that version of sense and sensibility! I sure hope she watches it! Persuasion from the same year is very good as well!!

[@user-tk1xd9js1z]

He's good in Four weddings and a funeral too. 👍

[@cattogirl999]

Try "About A Boy" (2002) Hugh Grant was brilliant on that film ❤

[@evelynne2846]

William mentioned to Anna that she should star in a Jane Austen movie based on one of her novels. The painting is 'La Mariée' by Marc Chagall (1950) and is worth between $500k - $1M US.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Yes

[@nidh1109]

I recognised the chagall and I'd be amazed if it wasn't worth several million dollars, especially now.

[@ScarlettM]

"Mickey Blue Eyes" - best Hugh Grant comedy!

[@chriscma1]

Regarding William going to see Anna at the set, there was a cut scene at the restaurant where his friend urged him to go to her, look her in the eyes and tell her, he's the man for her. William then said what if Anna said he was a nobody, what then? The answer was his heart would be broken, but he would get over it and go on with his life. If he didn't, for the rest of his life, he would always wonder what might have been.

[@raramonty5217]

Two weeks Notice with Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock..

[@FionaIngrid]

I loved your reaction to Pride and Prejudice - looking forward to this :) .. Sense and Sensibility is another Jane Austin that's worth a watch - and another Hugh Grant film.

[@stacynaus2761]

Another great Hugh Grant movie is 4 weddings and a funeral. So good and funny. Same vibe as this. I've watched probably 30 times.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

It's more real than this one.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Kemi! 💖 I hope you'll see Ms. Roberts in MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING (1997) someday. That's the one I saw most in the cinema... introducing it to friends, etc.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

OOOOHHH I HAVE WATCHED THAT - LOVE IT!!! #ISAYALITTLEPRAYERFORUUUUU

[@auntvesuvi3872]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Yes, that scene was great!!!

[@cmo6055]

Yes, it is the actor that plays Luna's dad in Harry Potter. He almost married Sienna Miller too (wonder what T-shirt he wore to swoon her over😅)

[@tashrif46]

The best thing about Notting Hill is that the supporting characters all have personality that make them standout and unique. They are not just background characters. I think Anna never intended to fall in love with Will. Its only after she and Will interacted after the juice spill that she fell for him because for the first time probably in her life she found someone who treated her like a normal human being than a movie star. The second time she left, she felt kind of betrayed inadvertently because she came to Will to avoid the ravage press surrounding her tapes only to land in a bigger mess due to Spike. But at the you genuinely saw that she had truly fell for him completely. It also shows that Anna, even though she is and lives like a celebrity, is also flawed and is not perfect like the "Goddess" everyone claims she is. And Will is the first person who treated her in a fair way. And that blew her away. Whether its his honesty in the book store or the apricots in honey, etc.

[@tashrif46]

1:08:32 The Shania Twain song "You've Got A Way" is so perfection in the background.

[@tashrif46]

Spike is played by Rhys Ifans who also plays the Lizard in the first Amazing Spider-man.

[@22RedEyeJedi22]

Thank you for doing some different movie from other channels! I love that movie a lot! Hugh Grant manages to play something that resembles a real person in this and it's a treat!

[@MaryA-yf5rh]

Only just started watching your reaction but I think the intro might have reminded you of Love Actually, I’m pretty sure it starts with Hugh Grant narrating

[@user-ig4ki2hh4x]

Emma chambers who played honey died of a heart attack in 2018. Sad loss

[@melanie62954]

She's so gold in Vicar of Dibley!

[@rowenatulley852]

My favorite scene is during the birthday party when the guy talks to Anna and doesn't recognize her . . .

[@SooperJudas]

This is based on a true story that happened to the writer Richard Curtis' friend played by Hugh Grant. The actress was Uma Thurman

[@kathleencooper2153]

Imagine living with Spike? I would not stop laughing lol..love this movie great reaction

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

me tooo - spike is a great friend but bad roommate

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O.Spike hadn't washed his feet since 1995 even though he took a shower every week.

[@marta2334]

I love this movie Notting Hill. You will also like the film sense and sensitivity with the same actor. Also watch Romeo and Juliet from 1968, it is a masterpiece directed by Franco Zefirelli.

[@LibrarianSally]

I think my favorite thing is how you guess plot twists and next lines. "If she says its Spike" and all of us who've watched the movie are like...yeah, it's Spike And in S&S you sometimee said just what the character was about to say- when you saw him at the dance "Willioby" just like Marianne does seconds later

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Hahahaha. I know right. I think it’s only because I immerse myself in the plot so much. I feel like it’s happening to me.

[@jeanine6328]

If you’ve not seen Julia in Erin Brockovich, you really owe it to yourself to see it. She does such a great job in that one. And it’s based on a true story of a tiny town in California. It’s actually about 2 hours east of me on the desert.

[@lechat8533]

@SCENE`crly, K.S.O. The roommate is Luna Lovegood`s father from Harry Potter. It`s the fantastic British actor Rhys Ifans :)))

[@jillfromatlanta427]

This was his breakout role - you should pardon the pun (in his underwear)...

[@rekkanablackwood8790]

YESSSS KEMI THANK YOU!!! I knew you would actually address the issues with Ana's behavior in this movie!!! I'm also a person who's loving and had to put boundaries, that speech you gave resonated with me a lot. Thank you so much, because a lot of reactors seem to gloss over the fact Ana was still with some other man and basically using Will when it was convenient. The movie is good, but this part always disappoints me.

[@finngirl1313]

Loved this reaction. HG has a gift for charming and disarming onscreen. IRL he is, more often than not, prickly during interviews/appearances. I find the contrast jarring but that is why it's called "acting."

[@hackapump]

As improbable as it seems, it is actually based on a true story: Richard Curtis, who wrote the script, had a friend who had a fling with a very famous movie star. But he has refused to reveal who it was.

[@JohnBullard]

You would love DANNY DECK CHAIR an Australian film starring the goofy roommate, about a guy who flies away on a lawn chair tied to helium balloons. Also stars Miranda Otto, from LOTR.

[@marionthompson3365]

Seen this film so many times! 😂😂

[@rosmeeker1964]

There's times to forgive. And then there are times to give up on forgiving.

[@chefskiss6179]

THANK you for this. It's always a good day when someone watches a Richard Curtis flick.. and especially this beautiful gem(!). This why you like Bridget Jones's Diary so much, it's the same screenwriter! Even the author of the book that the movie is based on, the first thing she would say on her tour while the movie came out, was to first pour accolades onto Richard Curtis, that he was the screenwriter responsible with setting her book in a Pride & Prejudice framework. I hope you check out more of his movies (and yes, he uses Hugh Grant a lot) if you haven't already... Four Weddings & A Funeral (A MUST), Love Actually, About Time... And that Bill Withers one-take-walk is still beyond beautiful!

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

oh wow - the same screenwriter?

[@kathyastrom1315]

Curtis also wrote what is generally considered to be one of the best episodes of Doctor Who, “Vincent and the Doctor.” The ending always, and I mean ALWAYS, makes me cry. Just brilliant.

[@chefskiss6179]

@@kathyastrom1315 Oh yes, I know :D I just didn't want to inundate her with too much info, lol. Curtis even co-produced the Red-Nose charity. He even gives lectures to other writers to donate their time to organizations that could use their talents.

[@chefskiss6179]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. Ok, I coulda sworn I replied to this but it doesn't show up for some reason... I added that Curtis also co-created Mr Bean, which is not too shabby a credit I must say.

[@emilymorris5927]

Yesssssssss! Cannot wait! Great movie. Love your reactions. ❣

[@user-tk1xd9js1z]

Kemi, another great romcom with Hugh Grant is Four Weddings and a Funeral from 1994. Looking forward to your reaction of it. 😊

[@amberburris9335]

Yes, yes, yes!!!!!

[@peterbulloch4611]

I'm sure I'm not the first to say 4 Weddings

[@ulricaandrae4381]

More Hugh Grant please! About a Boy Sense & Sensibility Florence Foster Jenkins Music & Lyrics Love Actually Nine Months

[@rebeccageorgesisto8965]

Oh wow…I seriously thought I was the only one who loved this movie.

[@tashrif46]

42:09 I mean she clearly states that they are no longer together. She even says that it got the point where they could not remember the reasons that they were together in the first place.

[@neilfreedman2537]

I love this movie, and of course your reaction. I think it's a reasonable portrayal of the difficulty some stars have finding love. Your tend to date in your own sphere, and there are a lot of big egos in the movie world. So I love the fact that an 'Ordinary' person helps her to grow, and appreciate what is really important. Very funny as well, and the whole birthday dinner party scene is one of my favourite movie scenes ever. Great, great cast, but Julia Roberts is just such a wonderful, watchable actress.

[@tashrif46]

Hugh Grant has become underrated in my opinion. He carries this movie for a large portion when Will and Anna are apart. Yes the supporting characters are wonderful, but Hugh was an inspired choice for this. I really dont think any other actor could have pulled that off.

[@tomscott8078]

Great reaction! Knew you'd love it.

[@rebeccablackburn9487]

" There's something wrong with this yogurt...

[@cliffchristie5865]

It's a stretch, but the tabloid headline is a parody of the title of a 1948 British film "Scott Of The Antarctic", about South Pole explorer Robert Scott.

[@karenhultgren7810]

Excellent movie! Great cast.

[@rachel-in-the-208]

My favorite movie! The NUMBER ONE GOLD STANDARD for rom-coms!!

[@rstokes9630]

it's a developing story and the end is reached by the means. Everything happens so that appreciation of William's purity is manifested by Anna. Anna has never had true love either!!

[@HuntingViolets]

In the book with the published screenplay of this, Richard Curtis wrote that originally he planned to have William pick an ordinary girl over the famous actress but the story changed in the writing of it.

[@carograh]

I am so glad you enjoyed this movie. It’s probably right up there in my top two romantic films of all time next to pride and prejudice, which I know you also loved💜 you should watch music and lyrics with Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore. It’s another amazing romantic movie that I think you will love.

[@garciad3257]

Awe what a sweet end note for this video

[@555ok5]

This was such a great reaction 😀👍"Four weddings and a funeral" is good too.

[@DSGodiva]

This movie is a classic for sure. Another Julia Roberts classic that I don't feel gets enough love is Runaway Bride. I'd love to see you react to that one.

[@jennifergrove2368]

I was in love with Hugh Grant when this came out but then I found out that he's kind of a prick in real life and then all of a sudden the attraction just completely went away. It was so weird how that can happen based on perception. Just as crazy as falling in love with someone based on a character they play. And I didn't even know if that was actually true about him being a prick in real life or not. But it still changed my mind immediately.

[@athenstar10]

This is my favorite rom-com of all time because it's simple and fun.

[@annat.s.3600]

One of my favourites!

[@tashrif46]

1:03:00 the most romantic line in any film. I dont care what anybody says.

[@sharonschannel3071]

This is my favorite rom-com. Great review!

[@HuntingViolets]

"Don't be a dream." "Please be a dream."

[@tashrif46]

51:05 when you are angry, you dont think in a rational way.

[@RE-bg9ds]

Girl...blonde looks good on you 🤩

[@aleksanderfinstad5785]

Love your view and analyse of this fantastic Rom-Com classic ❤😊 I think both Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts play their roles fantastic in this 1990s classic ❤

[@poetinmyheart94]

Another great romantic Hugh Grant film to check out: Two Weeks Notice (also starring Sandra Bullock). 💛

[@redhoneytea]

Love seeing you swoon over romance Kemi 💘 I honestly felt the same towards her character when I watched this movie. All the other characters are so fun.

[@Hawkkaii-ih2ps]

Love your videos and your reactions. Will check out the movie, never seen it. Also do you only react to movies on this channel?

[@michaelatteberry6462]

you are s o o o passionate! Whether right or wrong. and I do love your laugh

[@paulnelson7525]

It is interesting when she gave her speech about the last brownie she was actually telling the truth about herself.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Sure, but how does a powerful, protected woman end up with schmuck after violent schmuck? Was she ordered to have surgery and not eat?

[@peterforfun210]

Hi this is on the same lines as the American film MAID IN MANHATTAN. Same storyline

[@edwardsadler3348]

The only problem with this is they didn't mention the Notting Hill Carnival

[@evelynroadmedia9415]

The chef looks like Omid Djalili, I say looks like because I don't know if it was him or not, but well spotted.

[@HuntingViolets]

He said the sci fi movie wasn't exactly Jane Austen.

[@michellegomes2030]

That’s my favorite romance movie ❤ thanks for the reaction 🌸

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

It's so good!

[@jtlove8776]

You are lovely! ❤ I’m a recent subscriber and I love your reactions. 😊

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much!!

[@LibrarianSally]

This is one of those rare movies that I disliked when it came out and I love it now- so sweet and fun!

[@tashrif46]

56:38 she does not have a boyfriend. To the press she has a boyfriend because she never went public with the breakup. Only her and Will knew about it. She didnt go public with it.

[@tashrif46]

54:58 yeah but there are two sides of that story. Like come on. She went to Will to escape from a mess and then she landed in further mess. Now its not Will's fault, but she was angry at that time. People dont act their best when they get angry. To expect rationality while someone angry is unrealistic. But yes it was unfair to William.

[@beckymellon8135]

❤❤❤

[@TedwardsTube]

I loved all that you had to say on the sex scene. We are of like minds. Because you agree with me so thoroughly I can only conclude that your wisdom and maturity in matters of the heart are vast. ;-) Seriously though. I enjoy your reactions because you are a thoughtful person who is skilled in examining things and expressing your insight on them.

[@anichol3H]

❣

[@believeume122]

Not sure if you've seen it...but you should watch the game with Michael Douglas. So good

[@raianesales2849]

I'd love to see your reaction to 500 day with Summer!

[@TheAlmaward]

I don't think you realize fully the timing of the movie. It isn't really made clear, but *months* go by between each time William and Anna see each other. She had actually been out of her former relationship (privately) for a long time before sleeping with William. The press just hadn't been in the loop about the break-up in a timely fashion. She's not doing anything wrong when she sleeps with William. She wants a relationship with him, but then the paps find her and she reacts badly....and then having reacted badly, she doesn't know what to say to him to fix things. I think you are being a bit too hard on her. ;)

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

I realize very few ppl pay attention to what she says but build up scenarios as to her character. She literally screamed I HAVE A BOYFRIEND when she was arguing with William as she tried to get out of his home. So no! She had not broken up with her BF. She said previously complicated but Complicated doesn’t mean she ended it. She was cheating JUST LIKE SHE DID WHEN SHE KISSED HIM (her bf being an ass does not change the fact that she was cheating) and she was treating William like rubbish. She was not a victim in that scene. I understand the need to make her a romantic but she was cruel and if she didn’t ‘almost’ beg Will - I wouldn’t have asked Will to take her back.

[@TheAlmaward]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. you ignore her next line: "well, yes, as far as they [the press] are concerned, I do." In fact, the relationship had been long since over, the press just was not aware of that fact.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Exactly. She said Yes. She has a bf. She had a BF (according to me, the BF, William , the press and her because she lived for their affirmation ) when she kissed William the first time. She had a BF when she was intimate with him. She cheated then and again (by press standards). I’m hard on her because she was disrespectful. She could have walked away in peace but she was rude (a foul temper as William described it). It’s bad enough to hurt someone but to hurt someone who has always been kind and courteous to you… is painful.

[@TheAlmaward]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. except that in reality, no, she did NOT "have a bf". Only in so far as the press knew, because she hides from them the *true* details of her life. As do most celebrities with at least half a brain. You are judging her on the public details as if they were true, when you know they are, in fact, not. Kindly stop. You have now made my point for me twice. It's frankly exhausting.

[@amysilknitter8928]

forgiveness? You need to watch Hamilton. And when you do, you'll have a new Patreon member.

[@donaldgilbert6739]

Great reaction! Please react to Love Actually, another romantic movie with Hugh Grant and a great cast.

[@laurab6687]

Could you react to Twilight? 😊

[@tashrif46]

48:28 I think you are taking this a bit too literally. She just stayed there for one day. And she did not make the whole breakup with her American boyfriend public. Only she and William knows about it. She came to run away from the press who was harassing her with pictures of her past. And then due to Spike, she has landed in controversy once again. She got angry. And thats a natural human reaction. See you are expecting perfection but thats not the real world.

[@jayden2ful]

Well it’s just pure fantasy and unrealistic on every level so it’s really escapism for the viewer. Love the subtle humour, love Ronan Keating’s version of When you say nothing at all. Entertained and my take is if you got a chance to have sexy time with a celebrity would you? Answer bloody oath I would

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

No one - mine’s a fictional character. You can guess.

[@jameswilloughby1081]

Unfortunately in 2024 love between a man and women can not happen The Soil of deception has been sown again and again making it impossible for loyalty and love to Grow

[@travisirius]

Oh Gawd, another chick flick! lol I’ll be there…

[@sharpgirl72]

All my fault Travis. Guilty.

[@travisirius]

RU kidding? Kemi can’t resist a chick flick. Lol

[@aquablushgirl]

I thought Julia Roberts' character was HORRIBLE in this film. I could not understand why anyone would want her. She was just so disdainful and unappealing and humourless.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

If you watch closely, she does try to improve and open up. Narcissists are compulsively bad but some are horrified at themselves.