JERRY MAGUIRE (1996) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | Reaction & Commentary | SHOW ME THE MONEY!!

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This week we're watching JERRY MAGUIRE (1996) for the FIRST TIME!!! Sound off, what do ya think of this one?! It's always a pleasure having T. Cruise on the channel!!
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[@waynejones5635]

I think they focused on the kid in the wedding because the kid was the most important part of their relationship at that time. She wants the kid to have a father and he really cares for the kid. The kid is the focal point, and so is the focus of that shot.

[@californiapagan]

No need to apologize for liking Tom Cruise. He's the best there is at what he does. Cinema is a huge artform and there is a time for all kinds of movies. When you need someone to make you care about something you didn't think you'd care about, when you need someone to run harder than you thought possible, when you need someone to play the best pilot/bartender/Navy prosecutor/pool hustler, you need Tom Cruise.

[@rikmoran3963]

Love this film. Some great performances by all involved. RIP Kelly Preston.

[@knight449]

Never felt that Jerry ever loved Dorothy. 🤨It's like he's a love object throughout the whole movie. Like she's a wallflower girl and he's the most popular guy in school that she somehow gets and all of a sudden she completes him. 😄

[@mikehenson9984]

Please watch Tom Cruise in 2004's Collateral. Probably his best role and he plays the Bad Guy. I think you will appreciate the night shots around L.A. The hi def camera that Michael Mann used was very cutting edge at the time and the detail looked amazing. Fantastic movie, Jamie Foxx is also great

[@pineconey]

Yeah, the wedding shot on the boy because it was really about him at that point; Jerry likes him, and Dorothy wants him to have a father.

[@sirjohnmara]

That "flip-tackle" at the end really hits different after Bills Damar Hamlin incident. I hope he recovers in full. It was very powerful to watch NFL come together for him. It reminded me of the Danish soccer player Christian Eriksen that sufferd a heart attack on the field when playing in the Euro-Championship. He is OK now and plays for Manchester United. Thanks from an NFL-fan from Sweden.

[@grife3000]

Yeah, you get to check off "You complete me" and "You had me at hello" off your famous quotes list too. Cameron Crowe is a golden god.

[@jasonpratt3970]

This is one of my favorite Cruise flicks. If you haven’t seen Cocktail, I think that’s a good one from earlier in his career.

[@cajunsushi]

I was visiting my sister and she had something to do that afternoon, so my brother in law and I went to see this movie at the local theater. It surprised both of us at how good it was and still is. My brother in law passed about seven years ago, so this movie always brings back the good times watching Jerry Maguire.

[@jkhoover]

YES! You had me at Jerry Maguire reaction.

[@the_33rd]

Magnolia from Paul Thomas Anderson needs to be watched if you’re after another iconic Tom Cruise role.

[@amandaholbrook7752]

Agreed- all of his films need to be viewed. They are must watch films.

[@tempsitch5632]

Sooooooooo much better than this.

[@chrisjfox8715]

She watched Boogie Nights, yeah...?

[@LBrobie]

if you like Bonnie Hunt, you should check out Return To Me. Bonnie directed and co-wrote it, and she's in it, but it stars David Duchovny and Minnie Driver. you'll 💛it. 🥰

[@guiltyofprolix]

That’s one of my favorite movies and it isn’t covered much.

[@SutMacG]

Jerry Cantrell cameo at the copy shop for all of us Alice in Chains fans was pretty awesome too!

[@middleschoolgravy]

And he was in Singles by Cameron Crowe too

[@laudanum669]

So few people catch that, maybe it's just us AIC fans. Jerry and Cameron are good friends.

[@Acid-Fire]

If you’re a fan of Tom Cruise, two of Tom Cruise’s greatest performances. “Born on the Fourth of July” (1989) and “Interview With The Vampire” (1994) You really want to see what Tom Cruise can do as an actor, these two films are essential! They’re both phenomenal films as well.

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

" Taps ", " Days of Thunder ", " Far and Away ".

[@scottbarkley496]

He was absolutely fantastic in War of the worlds

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

@@scottbarkley496 Yes, so was the Mustang.

[@WastedPo]

One of the interesting things about this movie is that the couple gets married super early. Too early for standard story structure, but also too early in the relationship. I think that's why the camera focused on the kid, because the movie was trying to "deglamorize" the event as much as possible. Edit: Ah, I see Shanelle comes to the same conclusion at about the 20 min mark.

[@shainewhite2781]

Before Cuba Gooding, Jr, was cancelled and his career was in shambles, he took the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.

[@eolair]

I love Bonnie Hunt in this movie. You should react to the movie "Return to Me", she plays a similar role in that. I think you would enjoy that movie.

[@tempsitch5632]

She’s awesome all the time. You ever see Kissing A Fool ?

[@Caseytify]

I love that movie.

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

" R.T.M. " excellent. " How do I look? " " Tall. "

[@iChristyD]

That’s such a great movie! I have to watch it every time if I’m flipping around on the TV and happen to catch it, have to! There’s no telling how many times I’ve seen it! I own a copy as well.

[@stevesheroan4131]

Bonnie’s screen time is excruciatingly short in most movies she’s in, and this is no exception. I’m not a fan of Crowe, Cruise (he’s great at his craft, but his real-life persona just pulls me out of his characters anymore), or overdramatized romance, but Cuba, Bonnie, and pretty much all of the supporting cast make this movie watchable for me. I would probably like this movie more if they got rid of the main plot lol.

[@christianhardtofind6349]

This movie had a huge impact on me when I first saw it. No joke, the ending literally made me want to be a better person!

[@richhold7775]

Shanelle, you are the best at breaking down movies. I liked this movie more 25 years later. Back then I was hoping for more of a sports movie.

[@BDogg2023]

“The human head weighs eight pounds,” “Gimme a hug,” “Shoplift the pootie,” “You complete me,” and “You had me at Hello” were all almost as popular as “Show me the money,” when this movie came out. People said those lines constantly in all kinds of contexts.

[@mcgilj1]

"the Zoo is &$#£ing closed.." still my favorite line in this film.. lol

[@totomomo18]

Great movie. You also see Tom Cruise in The Firm , Cocktail , Rainman and Vanila Sky. Rip Kelly Preston.

[@KS-xk2so]

The mission statement does make another appearance late in the movie. At the very end when Rod is on the TV show and gets his big contract, right before that Jerry has a friend introduce him to Troy Aikman, Dallas Cowboys Quarterback and massive star at the time. Troy says he enjoyed Jerry's mission statement, and its clear he is interested in chatting more. From this I always took that Jerry has now put his mission statement out there for people to read, and will use it's philosophy, less focus on business and more focus on personal relationships, to run an agency with a small set of premium clients, with him and his wife offering a more personal experience for their clients.

[@DaniG-ex3vf]

This is one of my all time favourite films and Dicky Fox’s last advice are words to live by!

[@AlleyKatPr0]

It moved between objective and subjective photography quite well, with hand-held camera work on top of fixed tripod shots

[@davida4607]

Shanelle: "Why do I care about a sports story"? Because it's also a story about people reaching their dreams - and that's totally YOUR thing, Shanelle.

[@ShanelleRiccio]

oh yes it is!!

[@UmbraFulgur]

​@@ShanelleRiccio, I already said that in a comment but is 6 months so, yeah. You can download that mission statement. They actually wrote it entirely.

[@gravypatron]

Great chat last night, lady. Lookin' good! Thanks for the video!

[@MrSnrubIsRight]

His mission statement is in the special edition. In the same special edition, the commentary has the whole cast and Crowe recorded them all watching it together at Crowe's house, and it extends pasts the closing credits. I've probably seen that commentary more than the standalone film itself at this point. It's so funny, like watching it with friends. Highly recommended.

[@TheJamieRamone]

1:53 - Fun fact about Cameron Crowe: the movie Almost Famous is autobiographical. A bit stylized, with a liberty or 2 take here and there, but it's basically his story.

[@twooharmony2000]

4:22 wowwwwww! That was .. wheww...really something.-Ernie Moore Jr.

[@AJ-gy7tj]

I love this movie. As you said, it's character study. Cameron's so good at the "little moments" that are so genuine. Other great movies of his are Vanilla Sky & Almost Famous. Those are some of my all time fav movies 🥰

[@LeighMet]

The Rod Tildwell touchdown scene was filmed Christmas night 1995

[@thegorn68]

FINALLY, I'm starting to see some reaction videos for this excellent movie. I think yours is only the 2nd or 3rd channel to feature this one. Thanks!

[@chrisjfox8715]

Popcorn in Bed was a good one

[@MovieSteve1999]

Cuba Gooding's acceptance speech for best supporting actor is epic.

[@TheYakusoku]

I was in college when this movie came out and I saw it with a big group of college friends at the Regency Bruin Theatre. Unsurprisingly, this movie was a particularly HUGE hit with the women in our group and we had many weeks of them quoting famous lines from the movie.

[@GordoFunk555]

Cameron Crowe really knows how to pull on your heart strings when watching a film. Not only that, but his music choices in various scenes are always perfect.

[@Filmbuff1979]

Saw it in theaters. I believe it was on my 18th birthday back in January of 97. Excellent film.

[@laudanum669]

Back when this movie came out my girlfriend and I went to see it, and we loved it. We recommended it to a couple that we were friends with. Then next time we hung out I asked them how they liked it. They said "They hated it". When I asked why? They only said that it "Wasn't believable". IT"S A MOVIE!

[@JustCallMeMeghan]

Not Shanelle making me cry cause Jerry McGuire is making her cry. 😭

[@TheJamieRamone]

Sorry I'm late to catch this but had to go to a friend's Twitch stream. But I made it on time to yesterday's live so it balances out. Anyway, awesome pick as usual Shanelle! 😊

[@twooharmony2000]

5:27 comment. Insightful.-Ernie Moore Jr.

[@littleswedishboy]

Oh man, I really hope you do the next Crowe / Cruise pairing, Vanilla Sky. An interesting movie with a lot to think about (a remake of a 1997 Spanish film, but for my money much more thematically rich and nuanced than the original)

[@xtinkerbellax3]

Yes I was going to mention Vanilla Sky!

[@AJ-gy7tj]

Yes! Such a fantastic movie 🤩

[@TheJamieRamone]

20:22 - Yeah, I like that style choice as well. It IS more commonly used in suspense and horror though, which makes it all the more unique here.

[@boxcarhobo7017]

A nice little detail my buddy pointed out after we saw this opening night in the Jerry-Rod relationship and their dynamic is how physical Cuba's character is with Jerry. It's constant. It starts in the airport when Jerry just lost his number one client and is 'cloaked in failure.' He starts being Jerry's motivational speaker and his style of doing so is to push and grab and shake him at any and every opportunity he gets. Once you're aware of it, it becomes a funny running joke in and of itself. It's also interesting how the role of motivational speaker keeps passing between the three leads where Jerry motivates Dorothy to do an impulsive life choices to Rod and Jerry switching motivating roles at the first act break to Dorthey motivating Jerry at the end. It's a neat hat trick the screenplay does balancing three separate stories and having them converge. Oh, and Cuba winning best supporting actor for this role and his iconic acceptance speech when they try to play him off stage with the music unsuccessfully is one for the time capsule.

[@caseymoe816]

Hands down, Tom Cruise’s best role and probably his only shot thus far at a Best Actor Oscar. The whole “Do you want my coat because I’m cloaked in failure” scene is just great. Classic Cuba Gooding Jr. Love this movie.❤️🤘

[@glyngasson8450]

What about "Rain Man" and "Born on the Fourth of July"?

[@dannykent6190]

No no... A Few Good Men is his best role.

[@aandscene]

Respectfully disagree. Magnolia is his best role.

[@caseymoe816]

All good performances, yes. I don’t disagree. This one, however-IMO-is his most versatile, nuanced role. He IS Tom Cruise in the beginning (no doubt), cocky, confident, sure of himself. By the end he’s real. He’s obviously been through something that changes him-and we believe every bit of it. My wife at the time absolutely hated Tom Cruise. Didn’t get the attraction or fascination everyone had for him. After we watched this movie, she immediately turned to me and said “Now I get it.” I’ve seen this movie at least 10 times and his role never gets old. Watch the others and tell me if you can say the same.

[@caseymoe816]

@@aandscene Agreed, but he wasn’t the lead in Magnolia. Rain Man is a very close second to me but also supporting actor.

[@Jennimo_]

I *think* this was around the same time or just after Renee was in Empire Records, which if you haven't seen I would loooooove a commentary! One of my top ten favorites

[@righdowncharlie]

Film nerd fact. The cinematographer for the movie was Janusz Kaminski who works on every Spielberg movie for 30 years. He’s one of the best in Hollywood at lighting a scene with actors.

[@RobFMDetroit]

Shanelle - tried to say this in the livestream last night but there was a lot of chatter... If you haven't seen A Few Good Men, it's like top 3 Tom Cruise acting roles, written by Sorkin, directed by Rob Reiner, plus the rest of the cast is amazing - Jack Nicholson, Kevin Bacon, Demi Moore, Kiefer Sutherland, Kevin Pollak, etc. Definitely should do for the channel if you haven't seen it 👍🏼

[@bknsty14]

Elizabethtown is way underrated and inspired my first trip to Memphis. I love that movie.

[@nathanhollywoodbrookshire1417]

RIP 😢Kelly Preston, she was sooo beautiful.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

I LOVE this movie! Oh man, this came out when I was a senior in high school and the song secret garden was every slow dance , jsut hearing it reminds me of driving my Jeep in snow storms an hour to get to my girlfriends house boating this sound track. The whole soundtrack is awesome! First reaction to this movie I’ve seen! Love it!!!!

[@woodyg75]

Being a male in my mid twenties at the time when this movie came out, picking up older single moms in the bar was already a "sport." Yes, I said that lol. "Shoplift the pootie" gave it a new name and popularized it for a time.

[@danh8804]

Everything from the touchdown/injury scare on is really affecting. You watch Rod complete that transformation into a Bigger Deal, the kind of player that gets the "quan" (which they made sure the audience gets by having that moment with Jerry making the money sign at the general manager and him saying "I know, I know") and you get why he's so overcome both in that moment and in the moment when Roy tells him about his contract because they spent the time showing him and his family. It's really a whole additional storyline about "knowing your worth" in parallel with Dorothy's motivations throughout the film. I always loved how they set Jerry's appeal to Dorothy at the end in the middle of the divorce support group. It's like the final boss in overcoming estrangement. Loved your reaction to Kelly Preston beating the absolute shit out of Jerry. RIP to that very beautiful and criminally underused actress.

[@OrderOfTheGash]

I seen 'Half-Baked' several dozen times before recently seeing this and never knew that quitting scene was a parody of this. 😅

[@martyfried8191]

If you’re looking into classic Tom cruise, Rain Man is a must. As far as iconic lines, “I’m an excellent driver” ranks right up there.

[@jamminjohn]

Dallas won their last Superbowl the year before this film came out. BTW I'm a Pisces.

[@mythdusterds]

Going in the one Line I knew before was the Human Head weighs 8 pounds because the actor was in Like Mike. The Show Me The Money Line was something I was unaware what film it came from before seeing this film or significance of the line.

[@amandaholbrook7752]

Shanelle- my generation grew up with Renee in our teen movies pre Jerry Maguire: Dazed & Confused, Reality Bites and Empire Records all of which are IMO Epic. There was a year between Empire Records and Jerry- so not that big of a break. This movie because of the oscar wins and noms put her on the map for the bigger films that opened up for her- definitely. Also- Tom was a HUGE movie star when this film was made and released- 100%.

[@tempsitch5632]

Love And A .45

[@neccron9956]

My two favorite Cruse movies are "Risky Business" and "Night & Day".

[@davidbohmiller]

Silent sneezing and The Michael Scott Paper Company all in one video!? Day made!

[@antipathy17]

I just binge watched a few of your reactions. Your insight is very entertaining.

[@UmbraFulgur]

I might be late, but that mission statement is online. You can download it and read it. They actually wrote it, yeah, 25 pages. Enjoy.

[@jmwild1]

My top three Tom Cruise flicks (in no particular order) are Jerry Maguire, Born on the Fourth of July, and Magnolia. When he's not just being Tom Cruise in his movies, he can be pretty amazing.

[@scottbarkley496]

You just listed favourite roles not movies

[@jmwild1]

@@scottbarkley496 What? I listed three movies. I don't know what you are trying to say.

[@scottbarkley496]

@@jmwild1 favourite movies - favourite roles - favourite performances Are completely 3 different things

[@jmwild1]

@@scottbarkley496 I still don't understand what you're getting at. I listed my three favorite Tom Cruise movies.

[@scottbarkley496]

@@jmwild1 then you said you love them because Tom Cruise is Not being Tom Cruise in them .. Which makes them favourite performances or/and Favourite roles rather than favourite movies

[@jrobwoo688]

Probably my favorite Tom Cruise movie. Also, please watch Dogma for my personal favorite Kevin Smith film.

[@mcgilj1]

I will say..I think Jay Mohr's sleazy Bob Sugar should have had his own flick.. Mohr was just that good in his small role. The scene when he is out talking Cruise is great.. check him out in the short lived series ""Action!" Only place I've found it streaming is Crackle. He trades in his sleazy sports agent to being a sleazy movie producer.. definitely you should check it out.

[@zmarko]

Another great Crowe film is Singles.

[@theonewiththeeyeoftruth884]

_Vanilla Sky (2001)_ is another great Crowe/Cruise movie you should definitely see. For Tom Cruise, another gem is _Far and Away (1992)_ , directed by Ron Howard.

[@middleschoolgravy]

Caught it in theaters and still probably my favorite Tom Cruise flick. Though my favorite Cruise performance is probably Magnolia. I adore Jerry Maguire and Cameron Crowe. Ok this is kind of out of left field, but while watching this reaction I started thinking how much I want to see you film a reaction to As Good As It Gets.

[@philmullineaux5405]

A beautiful irony here. Cameron is s huge music guy. He did the electronica heavy movie with Tom, vanilla sky, Say Anything, Almost famous, and one of the two best music movie relationship movies ever, singles . The other being High Fidelity! But early in this, he goes to the copy place, Jerry Cantrell is behind the counter! Singer and guitarist for Alice in Chains, one of the star bands in Singles! And the jazz music guy in this, in the movie, High Fidelity!😮😮😮. The team coach... Glen Frye from The Eagles!😮😮😮

[@davidspellman2566]

Great reaction! I enjoy your honesty. Btw...Your comment about the Cowboys not being successful in your lifetime is accurate. When this movie was made, they were the defending Super Bowl Champions, which gave them 3 Super Bowl wins in 4 years. They have not been back to the Super Bowl since. Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame Quarterback Troy Aikman made a cameo in the movie, asking Jerry to give him a call after Rod gave Jerry a shout out on the TV show. And then when his a gent tries to hug him after Troy says: "Why don't we have a relationship like Jerry and Rod?" Troy then pushes his agent away😄 Again, great reaction, as usual to an awesome movie!💕

[@timh8324]

"This is like 2 powerhouses" - and the kid proceeds to steal the scene...

[@Psilocybin77]

Saw this at the cheap movies we called the dollar show, with a bunch of my dude friends. Many feelings were shared that day.

[@Wonderfeet101]

This was a great movie!! Love your Michael Scott Paper Co. reference, I always think of this movie when I watch that episode of The Office!! You are great and I love watching you watch the movies I love and once again your film knowledge is great! Have a wonderful evening!! 🙏🌞

[@TexasMan33]

There is a strong tie between this movie and almost Famous. Glenn Frey played the GM from the Cardinals that he was negotiating Rods co tract with. Glenn was one of two people that Billy Crudups character in Almost Famous. Cameron Crowe based it on his time traveling with Freys band The Eagles as well as time with the Allman Bros.

[@Acoustic_strings]

Nothing like, right in the middle of the heartbreaking Rod injury scene, BAM Cat Bar game ad lol

[@musiclover7840]

At the time, Cameron Crowe was married to Nancy Wilson (of Heart). She ended up doing the "incidental music" for many of his movies, plus wrote and performed "All For Love" in another Crowe movie, "Say Anything". kzbin.info/www/bejne/poXPf6iqftF7q9k The side band she had with her sister Ann (The Lovemongers) was on the soundtrack to another Crowe movie "Singles".

[@johnathanstruble1064]

So good to see you Shanelle...you are my Julia Louise Dreyfuss...I have no idea what that means..but it is a compliment!..lol..love your reactions. Wishing you well. 🙏❤️💯

[@fidel2xl]

Good reaction. And just in case it wasn't already mentioned, Cuba Gooding Jr won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his role in this movie.

[@tempsitch5632]

It was a dry year.

[@fidel2xl]

@@tempsitch5632 🙄

[@tempsitch5632]

@@fidel2xl They probably owed him for Boyz In The Hood.

[@CinWin516]

One of my favorite Renee Z. movies is New In Town. Not as well-known but a fun movie in which the weather is it's own "character". Great special features on the DVD, too.

[@alacy52]

Great sports movie that's about way more than sports. Bull Durham is another great one.

[@twooharmony2000]

1:18 #movie "Eyes Wide Shut."-Ernie Moore Jr.

[@rollomaughfling380]

Since you're a Cameron Crowe fan, Shanelle, and you said you liked _Almost Famous_ more than this, you are now *_legally required_* to do _Say Anything._ Top-tier movie for Cameron-probably his best. 😀

[@Trapper50cal]

I'm stunned that you haven't already done this one...

[@massimosaffioti8798]

I love this movie! I found "You complete me." and "You had me at 'Hello'" were much more compelling than ""Show me the money? With such a stellar cast, I have to say that Regina King and Bonnie Hunt were the bonafide secret weapons of this movie. Almost Famous is one of my favorite movies of recent years (well, at my age I consider it recent) and this one's at least in the same ballpark. Cheers!

[@llorona7847]

This is a great movie. Simple plot, you don’t get lost. The character works is wonderful without over doing it. Something you can watch every few years and have a great time doing it.

[@TheJamieRamone]

I was in my living room 'cause, as always, I watched this on cable. And I loved it! Not much more to say about that. Enjoy your meal, and see you next week! 😊

[@JacobPMendoza]

And The Oscar For Best Supporting Actor… Cuba Gooding Jr in Jerry MaGuire

[@spbynum]

Kind of wish people within Disney would propose such a mission statement but, like in the movie, they would applaud them publicly, then privately fire them. Tragic.

[@Caseytify]

Lord, 1986? I feel old. Another Cruise film that showcases his acting is Collateral, with Jamie Foxx. Cruise plays an assassin in this one, but he's ... chilling. His character doesn't play the sadist or the crazy. He's merely calm & businesslike the whole time. It's frightening.

[@johncampbell756]

See his movie Singles. A romantic comedy set in early grunge Seattle. Cameron Crowe nails it. Nirvana regretted not appearing. The guy who photocopied his mission statement is Alice in Chains guitarist/singer/main songwriter Jerry Cantrell. Jay Mohr's (Bob Sugar) sister and my sister used to be roommates in collate and are still friends. Somehow, he and I have never met. We always ended up at their summer beach house on different weekends. The entire mission statement was a DVD special feature.

[@twooharmony2000]

12:48 a most amazing character comment by Zellweger 12:51 .-Ernie Moore Jr.

[@twooharmony2000]

12:11 Shanelle Riccio,, your few dialect shots-- low-brow-London. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmTNY4GPj515gdU , and here--Privlidged...Valley, was stereotypically super good.-Ernie Moore Jr.

[@TheJamieRamone]

26:57 - I thought so! You kinda had me there with all the "Was this her first movie?"'s and "I think this was her first"'s. What with you knowing more about movies and actors than me. Can't remember what I saw her in before at this point though.

[@royoschroeder]

If you liked Cuba Gooding Jr. in this one, then you should definitely watch his performance in "Radio" -incidently another sports movie; an amazing movie I should add.

[@IronCardinal181]

No, in Radio he went….well a quote from RDJ in Tropic Thunder

[@TheLastOfTheRockstarsU2]

Please please please watch Vanilla Sky. It’s the only other project that Cruise and Crow have made together and I LOVE that film

[@805Bruin]

If you liked Cuba's performance, you need to watch his Oscar acceptance speech.

[@sirjohnmara]

Yes. The Oscars-production trying to "play him of stage" just added to his speech, like a real life movie score.

[@zenarcher9633]

01:26 I feel attacked that Shanelle goes through Cameron Crowe's Filmography and completely ignores my favorite film of his, Singles (1992). One of Matt Dillon's iconic roles, Bridget Fonda was never more adorable, and the film is steeped in the 90's Seattle music scene. From the amazing soundtrack, to Pearl Jam portraying "Citizen Dick", to cameos from members of Alice in Chains & Soundgarden, including a memorable appearance from the late, great Chis Cornell. Not forgetting a quick acting role from Tim Burton also. I hope Shanelle finds time to watch this great film.

[@schapman411]

At the end where Jerry is giving his "You complete me speech" he is talking about how he misses his wife and suddenly it shifts and he says "We live in a cynical world.." and Renee cuts him off. WTF was he going to say? It didn't fit the rest of the moment and I just think it's weird that he says that. Does this bug anyone else or just me? - Also, another great Cuba Gooding Jr. movie is "As Good as it Gets" with Helen Hunt and Jack Nicholson and Greg Kinnear.

[@jkhoover]

This is definitely not Renee's first movie! Empire Records is an awesome indy movie that I highly recommend and came before this movie.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Shanelle! 🧩 #ShanelleRiccio #CameronCrowe #JerryMaguire