I Both Cried And Laughed At The Same Time In * STEEL MAGNOLIAS *

I wanted a feel good movie this time round, but ended up being in tears :-(
Join me as i both laugh and cry at the same time
In #steelmagnolias
Starring #juliaroberts #sallyfield #dollyparton and #shirleymaclaine
Hope you like peeps.
#moviereaction #moviereview #friendship
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Big shout out to TriStar Pictures for making this movie!

[@mozyflicks]

Such great performances here by everyone. Loved them all

[@HeatherTinker]

I just watched your To Wong Foo movie reaction & you remind me so much of my best friend Jamie AKA India Rose who was a drag queen. I miss her & all my other queens soooooooo much. We had such a great time together

[@PowerDiva]

Sally Field is just so great. This movie is nearly 40 years old and I'm STILL mad that she didn't even get an Oscar nomination for this role. I don't know how they could have overlooked her performance here.

[@mozyflicks]

Tell me about it. That cemetery scene was perfectly done.

[@joshuayeager3686]

A great romantic comedy that has Olympiia Dukakis is “Moonstruck”. She won an Oscar for her work in the film and it’s a lot of fun. Definitely worth reacting to.

[@bluefriend62]

Moonstruck is an absolute favorite! And it has not only Olympia, but Cher (!) in the lead role! I think Mozy would enjoy.

[@mozyflicks]

Def added to the list. Cheers

[@favrefan425]

Next you have to watch Fried Green Tomatoes

[@rumbledumpthumpershaker6735]

The second of the unholy duo of Southern gonna make you cry.

[@mozyflicks]

Def will ;-)

[@orlandosanchez3080]

I concur 😊

[@Qu33nMary444]

OOH YES!! Great call!

[@GordyJ-n7c]

Shirley Maclaine is absolutely masterful in this emotional and funny classic!

[@mozyflicks]

Agreed, loved her.

[@Qu33nMary444]

Such a classic, the cast is so amazing! The friendship between the two bickering older ladies is A+++ ❤❤ Another great reaction lovely! Thank you 😊

[@mozyflicks]

@@Qu33nMary444 Thank you! 💙🌈⭐️

[@aarongilmore1254]

Mozy said "I need somethin funnier ". My gut reaction " not happenin here, honey. Get some tissues"

[@mozyflicks]

LOL i screwed that up, hard.

[@dianebrown8046]

❤❤ The reaction, 65yr old from USA, been subscriber awhile, found you by Pop up KZbin suggestion ...you had my heart at the 1st because you SO reminded me of BFF I lost in 1981 to AIDS, seeing your reactions reminds me of how we'd watch movies together ( at home or in Cinema..we got yelled at a couple of times in Cinema for talking during movies LOL)❤❤❤Ya & Thank you for Smile you give me thinking of him❤❤

[@mozyflicks]

Awww thank you so much

[@todddepue681]

Love this movie sooo much. I've been quoting lines from it for 35 years! Great to have a friendship like Ouisa and Clairee. When you know just how to push each other's buttons and still know you'd do anything for them if they needed help.

[@bluefriend62]

Yeah, it's full of so many quotable lines. My friends and I use them on each other all the time.

[@mozyflicks]

Ouisa and Clairee is the friendship i hope to have when i get older lol

[@jamesm654]

You should watch "Terms of Endearment" . Great Shirley McClain film

[@mozyflicks]

Sure thing, added ;-)

[@shercahn]

My parents were foster parents when they were together. When mom and dad divorced, mom moved to Pennsylvania and because she was a single woman, they wouldn't let her be a foster parent at that time. This was the 80's.

[@CrimsonRoseDancer]

The movie was based on a play written by one of “Shelby’s” brothers. He makes a cameo as the preacher. Also, his mother was there as well. The nurses who turned off the life support in the movie really attended to his sister. They tried to discourage his mother from being there the day they filmed the death scene but she said she wanted to be there to see Julia Roberts get up out of bed afterwards, something her daughter hadn’t been able to do.

[@mozyflicks]

@@CrimsonRoseDancer oh wow, the emotions on that, about the mum waiting on Julia, that makes me all kinds of teary on its own. Thanks for that.

[@CrimsonRoseDancer]

@@mozyflicks You are most welcome. Sally Field is one of my all time favorites. A few other great movies of hers are “Places in the Heart” 1984 and “Eye for an Eye” 1996. A warning about the second suggestion is it deals with a difficult subject but her performance is outstanding.

[@joshparsons4121]

This movie has always been 1 of my favorites. The laughter and the tears i know what you talking about Mozy. I still cry like a baby. Fun fact Dolly used to do hair and makeup before she was famous

[@mozyflicks]

Oh no way! Dolly is such a talent. Love her. Thank you.

[@RandySmith-e6s]

the baby in this movie is the daughter of a friend of mine and she is now in her 30's and she directed a film last year. It is a low budget independent film called The Uncanny.

[@mozyflicks]

Amazing, she was such an adorable baby in this movie

[@ladariusmcdonald]

It's funny watching an Australian reacting to a movie taking place in the south with southern characters. I'm from Louisiana (which is where the movie takes place). There are so many people I know back home with a very strong southern accent. So strong that it would sometimes be mistaken for an Australian accent by a non-southerner for some reason lol. I have a friend who has been one of my best friends since middle school. He has a very strong southern accent. Whenever he goes on coast to coast business trips across the US, he would sometimes get mistaken for an Australian haha.

[@mozyflicks]

LOL!

[@bluefriend62]

Aww what a delight to see you react to this wonderful film! I'm glad you seemed to love it as much as many of us do. I do have a couple of recommendations for you (But I want you to note that I've been very good and haven't added to you list in a while!) First, since you said you want a full-on comedy, I highly recommend "What's Up Doc?" (1972) starring Barbra Streisand and a very young and handsome Ryan O'Neal. It is pure, screwball comedy all the way through, and I think you'd love it. Also, now knowing that you love Juila Roberts, I highly recommend the movie Erin Brockovich (2000). It's not a comedy, though it has a few funny moments, but not really a tearjerker either--more of an underdog story and a true story on top of that. Have a great weekend, Mozy!

[@mozyflicks]

Aw thank you

[@EagleFang74]

Such a great movie. If you love Shirley MacLain in this, you have to watch "Terms of Endearment." with her and Debra Winger. She's phenomenal in that. It's also a tearjerker though.

[@mozyflicks]

Oooo dear.... more crying.... Ok, haha, its on the list ;-) Thanks.

[@EagleFang74]

@@mozyflicks Haha! Yeah it’ll leave you dehydrated but it’s worth it. Shirley won the Oscar for it.

[@adiarainfoster]

There were two cakes, yes. Depending on where you are, a "groom's cake" can be traditional. In the hair salon that's what they called it. The Groom's Cake. That was the armadillo. Edit: it's not the child that is in danger from the pregnancy, unless you count miscarriage. It's the mother. it could kill her, as we have seen with this movie. This is based on a true story, btw. It was written up first as a stage play then adapted to a movie.

[@mozyflicks]

Ah i see now. Yeh coz that would've been so strenuous on poor Shelby to have a baby with her health problem.

[@sheikaitheblueberryelf4938]

This movie makes me cry every time, it's so good. Speaking of Shirley MacLaine, another really good movie is "In Her Shoes" but that one is definitely a drama film.

[@mozyflicks]

Sure thing, added ;-)

[@RoseTintMyWorld-cr5zo]

New subscriber here! I played Annelle in a dinner theater production of Steel Magnolias for 6 weeks with a group of the most incredible women. I will cherish it forever. Catch the play sometime if you can, or watch a filmed version of the play on KZbin! It takes place entirely in the beauty shop and the 6 main women are the only actors present. It's a totally different feel from the movie but I love both so much.

[@mozyflicks]

Thank you!

[@laurakali6522]

A couple other heartbreakers are Ordinary People, Kramer vs Kramer, Terms of Endearment and Places in the Heart.

[@mozyflicks]

Thank you, all added ;-)

[@JonS0107]

Whenever someone reacts to Steel Magnolias, I recommend they also react to Fried Green Tomatoes.

[@mozyflicks]

Yes!! Def on the list! ;-)

[@that.ll_do_pig]

This is a lovely surprise to start my morning! So, a little back story; the brother of the real life Shelby, whose name was Susan, was inspired to write a play about his sister because her husband remarried just 6 months after she passed and the brother heard his nephew call the new wife mama. He did not want his sister to be forgotten as his nephew grew up.

[@KurtAnderson812]

And he (the brother) played the minister in the film.

[@mozyflicks]

Oh no way, thats pretty cool. Yeh it wasn't until i started tagging the video that i realised there was a book about it.

[@josephhernandez1885]

Trivia fact: the doctors that turned off the machines on Shelby were the actual doctors that dealt with Susan's case

[@mozyflicks]

Can't believe that. :O

[@SunShine-qk4rb]

Great reaction.this movie is just beautiful but heartbreaking

[@mozyflicks]

Thank you

[@stevemattfis]

80's??? Oh ya gotta have Outrageous Fortune.

[@mozyflicks]

Sure thing, added ;-)

[@michaelkantner6420]

Another great flick with Shirley MacLaine and Meryl Streep is Postcards from the Edge it was really good, and had a lot of good humor in it.

[@mozyflicks]

Sure thing, added ;-)

[@hannabertrand4460]

Great movie! I live a couple of hours from where they filmed this in Natchitoches, Louisiana. It's a beautiful area.

[@mozyflicks]

Oh that would've been cool to see them filming it back then.

[@hannabertrand4460]

@@mozyflicks There's a couple of houses they used that have plaques in front of them explaining how they were used in the movie and I think they still do tours.

[@songbird989]

Steel Magnolias is such a wonderful movie! I own both the poster and the DVD! Now you Really need to check out Victor/Victoria and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas! Trust me, you will love them! BTW, Best Little Whorehouse is a true story. I should know I'm from Texas! 😁😁😁 And oh btw, They are both from the 80s!

[@bluefriend62]

Great recommendations! I completely agree on both and think he'd love them.

[@mozyflicks]

Thank you! Def adding those as well, cheers

[@johnraymondponce7783]

This movie makes you happy and sad

[@mozyflicks]

Sure does.

[@stpaley]

if you want to check out a young Shirley Maclaine then there is always The Children's Hour (1962) i believe it was a remake of a 1930's film written by Lillian Hellman which i haven't seen that early one

[@mozyflicks]

@@stpaley sure thing, added 😉✅

[@wfoster-graham6363]

Loved your reaction to this movie; it's one of my favorites. Since you mentioned you wanted to check out some 1980s comedies, I recommend "Ruthless People" (1986), starring Danny DeVito and Bette Midler. Wishing you an excellent day!

[@mozyflicks]

Thank you

[@angelagraves865]

"I need laughter..." 😬

[@mozyflicks]

LOL

[@joshparsons4121]

Mozy you definitely should react to Coat of Many Colors. The movie about Dolly parton's childhood. I'm sure you probably heard the song. It's an amazing movie

[@joshparsons4121]

Has just the right amount of comedy and drama

[@mozyflicks]

@@joshparsons4121 sure thing, added 😉⭐️

[@k_salter]

This was really a tough movie to watch. I think it took me 3 watches before I got thru it all. If you want a happy movie to watch, you need to watch "Happy Gilmore" with Adam Sandler. I mean, it's in the title!

[@mozyflicks]

Thanks for that. I'll add it. ;-)

[@RandySmith-e6s]

remember if ya want a horror movie for Halloween watch The Sentinel from the year 1977. Also ya want a good comedy / drama/. The Breakfast club.

[@mozyflicks]

All added to the list ;-) Cheers.

[@RandySmith-e6s]

@@mozyflicks you are the best my good friend

[@eqsael]

this IS scary movie😢

[@thomassmith1512]

Hey if you want another hilarious movie to laugh at its 9 to 5 please watch if you haven't yet

[@mozyflicks]

Yep, did that one! Check it out ;-)

[@thomassmith1512]

@@mozyflicks great I sure will

[@desireezachry8086]

My favorite chick flick !

[@mozyflicks]

Loved it as well.

[@KurtAnderson812]

If you enjoy Sally Field (and who doesn’t?) for a fun and campy film check out Soap Dish. Amazing cast.

[@dianebrown8046]

@@KurtAnderson812 GREAT suggestion 👍 Soapdish 1 of my top "feel good " go to movies ( OK would say top, but it ties with My Favorite Year with Peter O'Toole LOL) 😀 GREAT Suggestion!!!

[@KurtAnderson812]

@@dianebrown8046 my favorite year is so good! I wish people would discover it on the reaction circuit

[@mozyflicks]

Thanks for that! Def adding it to the list. Cheers.

[@Sammy9808]

People from other countries really need to stop believing in American stereotypes. Yes we have a lot of guns, but that doesn't mean we all have guns. I getting pretty sick of hearing that. I am 60 years old, I have lived in 6 states and I have only known 2 people, my whole life that own a gun. The same people own many guns, the vast majority of us don't own one at all. You watch our movies and tv shows...do you see everyone carrying around a gun? That is like saying that all Brits have bad teeth, drink tea all day and are gay. Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it. Your ignorant comment "of course they all have a gun" lost you a viewer. Educate yourself before you speak.

[@mozyflicks]

@@Sammy9808 Sorry that you got offended by that. Really wasnt meant to be ignorant on it. It’s not meant to be directed towards Americans in general, its directed more towards movies showing the American stereotype. ✌🏼