Hundreds of Beavers (2022) -🤯📼First Time Film Club📼🤯 - First Time Watching/Movie Reaction & Review

[@afterdinnercreations936]

I love how the dogs playing poker turned into them playing war when its only two remaining, and solitaire when its just one

[@ToniMcGinty]

Love this film. I saw it at the Sitges Film Festival where, during the presentation, the main actor, in full costume, would burst into the cinema and wrestle men dressed in the beaver costumes. They then proceeded to do so throughout the hotel that serves as basecamp. Then the town. For almost a week. Countless times every day. Without warning. Hilarious every time they were unexpectedly spotted.

[@summattgames]

That is hilarious, would have loved to seen that!

[@Erickso25]

I went to a showing where the producer was there to do a Q&A after. At the start of shooting they only had 5 beaver costumes total. They showed the early footage to producers and ended up getting a whopping total of 6 beaver costumes for the whole shoot. Apparently the effects were done in After Effects. Much of it was shot in Wisconsin and Minnesota on golf courses. Glad to see this work of brilliantly silly art getting around!

[@patrickgeorge9517]

According to IMDb it had a budget of $150,000. Of that $10,000 was for the costumes.

[@hesaidgoosaid]

Holy smokes, I'm so happy you got to see this! Wasn't sure if it was just playing in arthouse theaters, I really hope people go see it, it was so much fun with a big audience. Might be my favorite title reveal of all time.

[@DefunctGames]

It's one of the best movies ever made. Full stop.

[@jayaldridge9520]

What in the wide wide world of sports did we just watch lol.

[@MonsieurBooyah]

something glorious

[@exceedcharge1]

A live action, black and white cartoon

[@clash79]

Excellent Slim Pickens reference

[@miyamotomusashi6450]

A masterpiece

[@thepunkkingkingofthederps7686]

A favorite movie of mine

[@matwetton]

Well now we know what the next OF cosplay has to be.

[@laveyanist]

Oh man, glad to finally see a reaction to this! It was first released on the film festival circuit in 2022, but did a wider theatrical tour and release this year. I met the director Mike Cheslik, star Ryland Tews, and one of the producers in Chicago when it played at the Music Box. They even had a few beavers there for all of their screenings they did! It's a great time and this movie actually sat at #1 on Letterboxd this year until Dune 2 released and dethroned it! It was filmed in Wisconsin and very low budget, and completely changed many of the ideas of what you can do in a movie. A lot of the advertisement of it as well was based on a conspiracy of beavers building something Nefarious, and my friends and I put an ad together for them just because we liked this movie so much :) We even ended up on their website/youtube after our first viewing of the movie! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHyriXqQhsuEe9k

[@gen77c]

I'm pleasantly surprised you reacted to this... When I first watched this movie I almost stopped watching it after about 5 minutes, I was like "what the hell am I watching" I'm glad I kept on because this is the most entertaining, creative, funny, original movie I've seen this year and I've since watched it a couple more times with friends and family...

[@windsaw151]

The highlight of last year's Fantasy Filmfest. I was so lucky to watch it in a theatre with many others who were having a blast.

[@GamingWithGeo]

You can never have too many beavers.

[@theverdantfern]

I think I might have a new favorite movie. I can't believe I'd never heard of this til now.

[@ThreadBomb]

Interesting the way the movie is influenced by Looney Tunes cartoons and silent comedies on one hand, and video games and anime on the other, without the mixture being awkward.

[@Nasty-Canasta]

Now i have to listen to "Wynona's Big Brown Beaver"

[@alijohnson]

I so love you for using the phase it’s a bold strategy cotton!! Thank you so much . I use that in my everyday convo

[@richardb6260]

Hundreds of Beavers I must be dreaming.

[@alijohnson]

This should get an Oscar

[@-ak-634]

For best editing or visual effects, I hope so!

[@fredfredburger5150]

This would be a great movie to have playing on the TV with no sound at a party.

[@GuffeyYT]

Gosh, I thought the young woman in this movie looked familiar; that's Olivia, the Witch of Wonderlust! 😃

[@Thewingkongexchange]

That's a lot of beavers even for Friday night.

[@nuniobinez4066]

Too many beavers. No tree is safe tonight!

[@psychoween]

We showed this at the theater where I work, and I hadn’t laughed like that in a looooooong time!

[@mwflanagan1]

That was an unexpectedly enjoyable romp. Thanks for bringing it to us.

[@IH8YH]

#title "Just Summ C.E.O.: Chief Entertainment Officer"

[@JoeCharlesKaye]

Hell effing yes, this movie RIPS!

[@PadreDePato]

Not 1 ‘damn’ joke?!

[@nellgwenn]

This technique is a very old form of animation called Live Action Animation. Walt Disney got started doing these. He made what is known as the Alice Comedies. That was pre-Mickey Mouse. Check out the movie Walt before Mickey. They get into how these were made.

[@joshchu]

The film for me was just a 9/10 through and through, until the blood debts soundtrack kicked in.🤣

[@Rem91067]

What. The. F*ck. Did. I. Just. Watch. 🤣

[@ras_732]

The theatrical experience makes this movie so much better (It's still showing in my area!)~

[@exceedcharge1]

I love that the dogs start out playing poker and it ends up as solitaire when theres one left I also love the sound he makes when trying to make fire at the start and the little whistle he does when map traveling

[@mekkio77]

Since you like this movie and the vibe of it, I highly recommend Lake Michigan Monster. Many of the cast that were in this movie are in that movie. In fact, Crews, the lead actor here, wrote and directed Lake Michigan Monster. The movie, itself, is a parody of black and white 50's monster movies. And, yes, it is as equally ridiculous and hilarious.

[@Tammy-c1f]

We saw this in our local art house cinema and it was so much fun, I love that you watched this too!

[@jaxonrenick5536]

#TITLE Cinemaniac ...oh and...that movie was BRILLIANT!!!

[@JohnDoe-bz4yl]

Watched this a couple of weeks ago for friday night movie night Son downloaded it and we laughed our selves silly I hope this gets a physical release because it's only available on streaming at the moment The have done another movie before this called Lake Michigan Monster

[@animalmoninc.]

I thought the movie came out this year 2022?? Wow.. well anyways. That movie was really good. It was really funny and enjoyable. And that’s why everyone really liked it

[@tylerfoster6267]

If you had a ton of fun with this, I hope you follow up with another incredible live-action "Looney Tunes" cartoon, What's Up, Doc? (1972).

[@reservoirdude92]

Emily, just wanted to say thanks for the OF ❤

[@cyberaug]

MirrorMask 🙌

[@Lenk3721]

I almost passed on watching this video. I would have missed out this wonderous furry insanity.

[@JohnDoe-bz4yl]

Just ordered the Blu Ray from Rarewaves UK

[@christopherten-eyck4473]

I have not laughed this much in a long time. Thanks. Love you both Keep up the awesome work. Hello from Pa USA. ❤❤❤

[@zacharyhardy4029]

I heard one of the inspirations for this film is the movies of Canadian director Guy Maddin.

[@crazyoldbat]

ever watch Red Green? same kind of comedy

[@alijohnson]

Is it wrong I’m loving the kill count of the beavers. This movie great . I got to watch it fully now . Super thank you for this treat

[@Rpena1448]

I need a shirt with that horse.

[@JustinHughes-uk4xc]

AWESOME.

[@JustinHughes-uk4xc]

Well.. at least that wasn't weird or anything.

[@fortminor85]

How? Much? *DRUGS?* Honestly, how much was needed to make THIS?

[@rmar67]

@@fortminor85 All of them

[@Onealyus]

Hey guys love your reactions keep it up but if you haven't seen Hachi a dogs tale I would love to see your reaction it's a great movie😊

[@kerethmakura4502]

So, after eating Shrooms, he massacred the attendees of a Furry Convention? We see here his hallucinations.

[@RFReactions]

Lol sounds like a funny movie you guys should react to a movie called San Andreas 2015 such a great action movie i reacted to it earlier today it was amazing

[@NoleFan74]

Would y'all please react to Champagne and Bullets?

[@jamesspringer-rj3iq]

A Furry interpretation of an Elmer Fudd cartoon!

[@INSEIKYU01]

Nice speaking if weird movies how about Dark City?

[@stevensauer8539]

Was this someone's final project for graduating from film school?

[@trometromme7113]

Hundreds of Beavers, also known as Harold And Kumar: Escape fron guantanamo bay😁

[@jbwade5676]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@GigiC4]

I'm sorry but that's a no fro me.

[@O_Towne_Bear]

Wtf? I mean, I liked it, but wtf?

[@strangebiped]

I could only do 8 min.'s & 15 seconds of this "CANADIAN?" humor, so I left. So have a "Good Day, EHH"!

[@marktracy1721]

Not Canadian Wisconsin

[@garybachman2921]

I love you guys but you’re starting to copy other reactors in the sense that you watched all the blockbusters and most popular older movies with a few other old ones and now you’re going for more recent movies and are still missing out on SO many other great older movies. Hundreds of beavers?? Come on!

[@summattgames]

Well for one this was a Patreon Super Fan pick, so it was chosen for us to watch. And I’m glad it was, because I enjoyed it, and more than likely wouldn’t have heard of it otherwise due to it being such a small film with probably close to zero budget for marketing. And , secondly, out of the last 20 videos on the channel Hundreds of Beavers (2022) Field of Dreams (1989) Cheech and Chong’s Next Movie (1980) Dune: Part 2 (2024) Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) Double Down (2005) Sinbad (2003) As Good as It Gets (1997) The Night Comes for Us (2018) Amazon Women on the Moon (1987) Strange Brew (1983) Pump up the Volume (1990) The Great Muppet Caper (1981) They Cloned Tyrone (2023) Short Circuit 2 (1988) Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986) National Lampoon’s Vacation (1983) Ready or Not (2019) The Crucible (1996) Seven Psychopaths (2012) 12 of them have been pre-2000, making them 25+ years old. And if you don’t count the two movies Emily by herself (Cheech and Chong, and Seven Psychopaths) and only count the ones we watched together, that would put The Way of the Dragon (1972) Drunken Master II (1994) into the list of the last 20 videos, making the total of pre-2000 movies 13. We like to try and have variety of genre and age of movies. And even with focusing on trying to have variety, the majority of movies are older.

[@garybachman2921]

I get your point. Still a bit much for me but I’ll keep watching

[@ThreadBomb]

@@garybachman2921 SO you didn't watch the video? This is a great movie!