Girlfriend Watches * THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION * for the FIRST TIME!!

Brooks legit destroyed my girlfriend. Haven’t seen her cry like that Since The Green Mile.
This is in my Top 3 favourite movies of all time and I couldn’t go on without showing my girlfriend THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION!!
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Directed by : Frank Darabont
Stars : Tim Robbins , Morgan Freeman , Bob Gunton
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[@SilentBob731]

If Hannah is crying this hard at Brooks letting Jake go, things are about to get rough. 😭

[@ajayayyar2074]

lol ahhaha i was thinking exactly the same thing.. if you want to cry best wait a little longer

[@emptyhand777]

I'm the book, the bird, Jake, is found dead near the library window. I'm glad that scene didn't make the film.

[@6Qubed]

oh yeah I saw that and knew she weren't ready

[@vtetrooo1312]

@@emptyhand777WHY DID YOU TELL ME 😭😭😭😭

[@twistednipz7182]

One detail I love is when Brookes is released, the view is of the prison, symbolizing his life was behind him. But when Red is released, it’s the opposite, instead it shows his journey forward… Symbolisms.

[@michaelkb8783]

symbolisms.

[@heywoodjablowme8120]

One symbolism I love is Brooks dangling. I'm not certain but I think that symbolizes he's dead.

[@stephenlackey5852]

@@heywoodjablowme8120 ohmygod You mfkr🤣

[@RoadDoug]

You just blew my mind

[@heywoodjablowme8120]

@@stephenlackey5852 He was just "hanging" around, geez don't get all huffy. If I was you I'd grow eyes 👀 in the back of your head. The word is the sisters have taken quite a liking towards you.

[@kieronball8962]

Hannah's emotional reactions to this film, were truly heartfelt and endearing.

[@sparksdrinker5650]

I kind of wish Ash sat this one out and it was just her

[@jenwhite8173]

I’ve never watched this channel before, but I love her. She’s great.

[@justtrustash]

Facts!!

[@bradbutcher8762]

​@@sparksdrinker5650 I don't think she would have made it through without her man to talk her through it haha

[@jimstanley_49]

She's the reason to watch. (Except for most of the "gagging" episodes.)

[@Bhint320610]

Ash “Jake the snake is the real villain” Hannah “shut up ash” 🤣🤣🤣 yalls chemistry is on point!!!

[@taylormade9748]

😂😂

[@belpop]

Idk how she puts up with him tbh. He should consider himself a very lucky man.

[@HectorDeLaCruz-wt5jn]

😂

[@JohnDavid-jb8ds]

​@@belpop lmao why is he the lucky one

[@CopiousDoinksLLC]

I tend to think Jake was probably looking for Brooks but he was scared to leave the area around the prison where he lived his whole life. He probably went looking for him but since Brooks traveled so far away, Jake just never had the inclination to fly far enough away to find him.

[@kpmac1]

I love how Red hated the idea of hope but at the end, he said "I hope to see my friend, I hope the ocean is blue, I HOPE". Just a beautiful way to end the movie.

[@dannyadams4765]

That was how the film originally supposed to end but it didn't go down well with test screenings so they add the beach bit

[@BIASED_YOUTUBE]

@@dannyadams4765 best of both worlds still the last dialogue in the film

[@meminustherandomgooglenumbers]

@@dannyadams4765 The whole movie didn’t do great so they decided to tie it off and make the end definitive rather than leave it open-ended for a sequel, which is what they should have done instead. Imagine a sequel simply called Red, which follows a parolee as he travels across the USA in 1966 after 40 years in prison.

[@peterfromscotland]

They also play Harmonica music when he is looking for the rock. Harmonica = hope

[@Dubbadizzo86]

That's the point of the film. The Shawshank "Redemption" is about Red's redemption. People think the movie is about Andy, but it's not. Andy never changes. He's always full of hope. Red is the one who is changed by Andy and begins to hope. He's the redempted one. That's why the last words of the film are "I hope...", spoken by Red.

[@fayebell4716]

When Hannah started crying about Brooks leaving prison I just knew she was going to need a HUGE hug in a few minutes. Another amazing reaction ya'll, it's my third favorite movie behind Skeleton Key and The Green Mile (another great reaction from you two)! Then Ash coming in with the humor about Jake had me cackling 🤣

[@ByronJames7]

same lol glad she took that moment

[@pablom-f8762]

Me too: oh dear, it's gonna be bad.

[@BrianNIL]

It was actually very sweet of Ash to divert the commentary to something silly and light while Hannah stepped away. Hannah yelled at him for talking about the bird Jake, but he was actually just trying to lighten things up so Hannah could compose herself. Ash was affected by Brooks's death too. As much as we love Hannah, let's not forget she's a lucky girl to have Ash too.

[@rickthestick6995]

We all knew what that scene was going to do to Hannah. It's such a gut wrenching scene.

[@fayebell4716]

@@BrianNIL I totally agree, that's exactly why I love watching these two. Their personalities compliment each other so well!

[@kimmcsharry4256]

Watching Hannah be so happy about Brooks' parole killed me since I knew what was coming. Hannah, you're too pure for this world

[@danlayne9436]

Man, when Hannah connected with Brooks immediately, I knew it would devastate her. She had me crying as much as when I first saw it. This is easily my favorite film. For once I agree with Ash's facts; it doesn't get any better than this.

[@MonkeeKnucklez2]

Lol, yeah when she was saying how cute he was, I just shook my head and thought, “oh you sweet, summer child”

[@Seryma86]

Lol connected more to Jake than Brooks at first

[@danlayne9436]

@@Seryma86 true

[@scipioafricanus5871]

@@Seryma86 But Jake is a snake; can't get off his arse and visit his old foster father.

[@sean88gator]

You guys are the perfect mix of super sweet (Hannah) and wicked humor (Ash) and I look forward to you both every week. Life is just easier to deal with knowing I can pull up one of your vids and let the rest of the world just fade into the background. Kudos from Denver, Colorado!

[@justtrustash]

Mate you don’t understand how much that your beautiful comment made us smile, thank you so much ❤️

[@TheGoofyBuddha]

​@@justtrustashYou two are like some great couple from a Guy Ritchie film reacting to movies...😋🥰

[@chrispratt3666]

Red referring to Andy wanting to get out of prison as a "shitty pipe dream" is a hilarious bit of foreshadowing.

[@thejuniorseas7683]

My favorite is when Warden Norton finds out the bible is Andy's. Turns the page to find the rock hammer cutout, and it's the book of Exodus!

[@TheWupperwolf]

Omg, Hannah is such a good hearted, empathic person.

[@93BlazinFire]

Hannah bawling her eyes out in the other room and Ash going "Bitch, I fed you my maggots" is hilarious, lmao.

[@TedBrogan]

Jake the Snake! 😂😂

[@sandratroyer2886]

They complement each other so well!

[@autohmae]

His take on that... man. I can''t agree.

[@timevans1245]

I love it when you hear her in the background saying "Ash, shut up"! Hilarious! 22:14

[@Garridotattoos]

I couldn’t stop laughing!!🤣😂

[@Skunchskunch]

"As much as I hate this man, I don't think I could put a baton up his bum..." Hannah's humanity is a light in the darkness. And that eye make up is sick. 👍

[@samstergk]

Hannah is an international treasure. We must protect her at all costs! You got a good one to care for, Ash mate. Another excellent reaction!

[@iambecomepaul]

Hannah picked up on the fact that Andy had to go back to the tree to stash the note and money AFTER he escaped. I wonder how amazed she’ll be when she stops and thinks about the timeline around Tommy realizing when Andy was tossed in solitary and Tommy was shot, the hole was already completed. Andy stayed in prison-hole completed-on purpose to “redeem” Tommy. He left only after that was thwarted by Norton.

[@JO-qd2bv]

I like the idea of that but do we really know that from the film? How do we know he didn't just complete the hole later.?

[@iambecomepaul]

@@JO-qd2bv It’s the film that tells us. Consider what we saw about the length of the tunnel. That took 20 years… now stick a thumbtack in that for a minute. Let’s now go back to when Tommy describes Blatch. At the minimum, the great vast majority of the tunnel must have been complete. Andy rushes to the Warden… ends up in solitary (no digging). Tommy is shot. Andy left in solitary for another 30 days (no digging). Andy out and back in the yard (Red is coming up to him as if this is the first seeing him in 60 days). Buxton instructions. Some time passes but you’re to infer it isn’t a GREAT amount of time because Red is worried (based on the Buxton instructions convo). Andy has rope now. The movie shows us Andy moving through a completed hole, rope around leg. There just isn’t enough time in the timeline for any SUBSTANTIAL digging or rock removal. Maybe a little bit but we are to understand the quick turnaround from Andy out of solitary to Warden “missing him” to Andy escaping means the hole was already complete. That tunnel took a hot minute to dig. He stayed in prison on purpose, tunnel ready. 😊

[@JO-qd2bv]

@@iambecomepaulI'm not sure that more time didn't pass but I will freely admit, I prefer your interpretation.

[@JimBurlakoff]

@@iambecomepaul I absolutely agree but never thought of that before. Thank you

[@CopiousDoinksLLC]

@@iambecomepaul "Some time passes but you’re to infer it isn’t a GREAT amount of time because Red is worried (based on the Buxton instructions convo)" This is a good theory but the problem is that we have no idea how much time has passed between scenes, which you yourself acknowledge is a hole in the theory. I think it's safe to say that the tunnel was almost completed but whether or not it was _already_ completed at that time is totally open to interpretation.

[@phueal]

Brooks hits so hard because it's a true story. Not literally, but it's a story repeated again, and again, and again in real life.

[@jasonpatterson8091]

The crow in the novelette that this is from was found dead in the prison yard a week or two after being released. The crow was Brooke's spirit.

[@gunchman01]

I just love Hannah. She has the sweetest soul and tells it like it is.

[@English_MoFo]

One in a billion

[@greggately5782]

Hannah definitely has the most empathetic view point in all reactions.

[@seekermel3079]

Ash when Hannah says how much she loves Brooks: “Oh, God.” Yeah, I braced myself, too.

[@Cadinho93]

"Get busy living or get busy dying." I absolutely LOVE this movie. A lot of people think if it's Stephen King, it has to be guts and gore, but horror is subjective. Being thrown in jail for a crime you didn't commit is absolutely horrifying! Brilliant writing and brilliant acting. Also, "I hope I can make it across the border. I hope to see my friend and shake his hand. I hope the Pacific is as blue as it has been in my dreams. I hope..." Few movies have a better closing line. An absolute masterpiece.

[@ct6852]

Props to Thomas Newman for the score. His music is a big part of what makes it a classic.

[@mrgmusicclass]

This, Stand by Me, and Green Mile are best King adaptations, imo

[@wheelmanstan]

A man who's too afraid to dyin' is too afraid of livin' " -The Misfits 1961

[@ct6852]

@@wheelmanstan Seems like a movie Stephen King would borrow from.

[@brettrobinson2901]

Arrrrrrrrghhhh!!!!💀😑

[@Cdot2]

First saw this movie with my mum when I was about 12, I said at the time it was the best movie I’ve ever seen and that statement still stands today, at 25. Phenomenal piece of cinema.

[@georgesed3417]

You're still a young whipper snapper!

[@Ufiltrert]

12 angry men is better :)

[@sabrinashelton1997]

@@Ufiltrert not even close

[@oxxification]

I thought the same thing around the same age, and I've got a decade on you! Ash wasn't wrong, this movie will be watched in another 50 years and make people feel the same things we all felt when we saw it.

[@VG-fk6nk]

Shawshank truly is one of the movies of all time. And 12 Angry Men is better.

[@meio_feio]

Hannah's empathy is really a beautiful thing

[@TheDarksweeney]

It was a pleasure reliving this phenomenal film through Hannah. All of the the bumps she felt we all felt.

[@StacyLym]

This movie is my top 5 all time. I cannot count the times I’ve watched it through the years. Every time it’s on TV, no matter what I’m doing, I watch it like it’s the first time I’ve seen it. Timeless masterpiece.

[@Jablan11]

All this and i watch every single reaction to it on youtube 😂, truly one of the greatest

[@Kevin.Costner.]

Crazy the highest rated movie of all time on IMDB just people in prison talking, just simple as that, i guess less really is more.🏆

[@Kevin.Costner.]

Now 100-200Mill budget for some dogshit

[@notjinx99]

they dont make movie like this anymore 😢

[@eliwoods5583]

The 90s were chalk full of such excellent films, brilliant storytelling. I just don’t think they make movies like this anymore.

[@kevtb874]

But it's not just that is it? No great story or film is about the setting. It's what it says about the human spirit and this movie does it like no other. From hopeless despair to soaring rebirth. All executed flawlessly.

[@paulsmitheringale9104]

same applies to 12 Angry Men and the whole film is set in a single room, it's the characters in both films that hold you.

[@bigdiesel5412]

This is regarded as the greatest movie ever made in many opinions due to how well told and the message it sends can be retold over many generations and all could relate to the message it sends

[@kennethbaker5223]

She is literally the best reactor on YT. Entertaining, funny, and sensitive.

[@PeteGeorge]

Brooks (James Whitmore) was great on set. He would sit on a picnic table and talk to the extras for hours. ❤

[@jamesdawson2393]

Hannah’s out of there composing herself trying to control her emotions and Ash is just laying into Jake for being a backstabbing prick 😂

[@eliwoods5583]

1994 was the year of excellent movies. I just think they don’t make movies like they did in the 90s anymore. Such masterful storytelling throughout the decade.

[@subliminallime4321]

They wouldn't make this movie today unless there was also a Shawshank Redemption cinematic multiverse

[@godmagnus]

Oh God another "they don't make movies like X decade" comment. These will exist until the end of time. Too many people refuse to actually expose themselves to new (or old) things.

[@murrayhonahni746]

Excellent review. This is a great story written by my favorite author, Stephen King. In the novella called Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption, Red is actually a red-headed Irish man. But he does symbolize the blood line of the prisoners because he was the one who could get you things.

[@stardustanimation7501]

Pulp Fiction and Forrest Gump along with Shawshank. Three iconic movies

[@merkitten953]

@@subliminallime4321 and theyd make andy trans.

[@danielbecerra2305]

"I hope I can make it across the border. I hope to see my friend and shake his hand. I hope the Pacific is as blue as it has been in my dreams. I hope..." Few movies have a better closing line. An absolute masterpiece.

[@Hardy_H_H]

5:56 not sure if anyone else has mentioned this, but the black guy "fishing" is Morgan Freeman's son Alfonso Freeman, it's also his picture is on the young Red's jacket when they stamp rejected.

[@ameizl]

Hannah’s reactions seem genuine, but Ash sometimes just needs to shut up and watch… and not everything is Symbolism…

[@leob4403]

Nah theres a million reactor channels where they just sit in silence and barely say anything, we dont need more of those

[@Hexcaliblur83]

19:45 At this point Ash realises how invested Hannah is on Brooks part in this story and considers what is about to happen.. 😬😁 I'm impressed again and again at how Intuitive and empathetic Hannah is. She often knows exactly what's happening before it happens.. combined with Ash's Symbolic Analogies, you both make for an entertaining reaction duo.. 💯👍

[@dragonray9450]

Hannah you had me and the wife crying and then Ash says something and cracks us up. love you guys :)

[@justtrustash]

😂😂 Oi just don’t take relationship advice from us..love you guys

[@dragonray9450]

@@justtrustash 🤣

[@barryross8382]

Fucking love Hannah's constant almost spot on plot guesses, And being the dude who knows what's coming but has a straight face, Well done.

[@msnovell9]

Hannah got me, and had the tears rolling down my face, then immediately after, Ash had me cracking up talking about “Jake the snake” 😅 A wild ride of emotions over here I don’t think I ever experienced so quickly back to back - and I thank you both for it! You two are the best!

[@KayeKayK]

Jake probably enjoyed the outside life for lil bit then came back to look for brooks not knowing he had left the prison. Jake is not a snake

[@willdallas53]

@@KayeKayKno Jake was domesticated. He wasn’t cut out for the free world either. He was probably dead too before brooks ever made it to his apartment.

[@superted2104]

Weird she cried at every scene but the end, the sheer beauty of last 10 minutes hits me the hardest every time without fail.

[@kylemundy8871]

So many scenes choke me up, but seeing Red smiling at the end makes me shed a tear every time.

[@stephenfitzgerald9769]

Jake is actually a raven, which is another layer of symbolism within the film itself: Ravens are associated with mortality, but also with intelligence, communication, and knowledge; hence it is fitting that he reside in the library with Brooks, a purveyor of knowledge. In Ireland and Scandinavia, ravens were also associated with kingship, and Brooks was king of the prison in so much that he’d been there the longest and had wisdom to impart to the other inmates. When Brooks releases Jake, it symbolizes the loss of his knowledge, his importance, his ‘kingship’, so to speak. The king died and his faithful servant was released from service… … symbolic as the Viking sagas.

[@shawnmiller4781]

Which differs from Pacific Northwest native tradition where the Raven is the Trickster

[@shadsullivan7817]

Hannah is the sweetest most adorable person in the world! I feel like I am watching this for the first time, even though I have watched this masterpiece a hundred times. Hannah's innocence and heart never fail to amaze me. Ash always makes me laugh until I am in tears with his comments, and little clips he adds into the reaction. I almost spit my beer out when the "Daddy chill" clip popped on. Over all, I love you guys, your reactions make you one of my favorite channels. Well done you two!!!

[@hey-zel]

This movie really is one of the greatest. It really teaches you so many lessons and makes you want to keep fighting for your life. Whenever I watch this I think about how good many of us have it and that if we just worked a little harder and just were a bit kinder to others we’d be living better lives. Truly this and The Green Mile are my absolute favorites

[@rolanddeschain6089]

You can tell a true masterpiece when the film grows over your lifetime. When you always discover a little more. When it grabs you early but still years/decades later. Maybe in a slightly different way. I think sometimes Andy is a stoic. He often offends the guards but at the same time he also helps them and so many inmates because he wants to be free in his mind. He remains the master of himself. About his feelings, expressions and words. He does not want to become an animal because of external circumstances. If you remain free in your mind, no one can imprison you. Never.

[@Asher8328]

This film is a roller coaster of emotions, but the sadness only makes you appreciate the happiness that much more.

[@TheGoofyBuddha]

Exactly. If Andy had gotten released and exonerated in the first ten minutes no one in the world would give a crap. The fact he went through so much, like a modern-day Job, and still was able to not just feel hope for himself, but was able to instill it in others is what makes this movie one of the most powerful films ever made. Andy Dufresne was a quiet, kind and caring, unassuming, non-violent man whose soul could never be shattered by the savagery he was surrounded by for decades. Instead, he molded that violent world to HIS making, finding a way to bring enlightenment, joy, and most importantly HOPE to some of the most hopeless souls he could ever meet. Andy was a long-suffering angel among men. ESPECIALLY when you consider he had finished the tunnel YEARS before he escaped. The reason he held off was PRECISELY because he knew what the likely consequences would be for his fellow prisoners. For before the Warden killed Tommy (adding a blatant MURDER to his crimes) Andy probably felt if he escaped, even if he disclosed the Warden's graft, he might survive such a scandal, and would take his revenge out on all Andy's friends and associates. It was only once the Warden killed Tommy that Andy felt he might have enough to get the State Police involved and risked it.

[@counterintuitive7406]

Hannah. Your sensitivity is a rare thing in this world. Don't ever let anybody make you feel like you're an emotional being. You are sensitive, empathetic and that is absolutely beautiful. I cry easily too and people make fun of me for it. But I'm glad I feel so intensely. I can't imagine not feeling anything at all.❤

[@Wonderpalm1979]

The crow monologue was exquisite 😂😂😂

[@dansdiscourse4957]

It's amazing how much DNA Shawshank shares with The Green Mile. Both are centered around a prison, both are from Stephen King, both have the same director, and there are three actors who show up in both movies.

[@dard4642]

I imagine Ash's first night in prison. The inmates are trying to get him to break by telling him horrifying stories about what's going to happen and he's just in his cell laughing his ass off at the horrible things they're saying.

[@0okamino]

However, let’s hope these two don’t ever end up being the subject of those ever-popular true crime videos. 😉

[@heywoodjablowme8120]

I imagine that woman's first night in the joint. There's the sisters and there's the brothers. I'm guessing the brothers would be taken a liking towards her. I wish I could tell you she fought the good fight but prison is no fairytale world 🌎

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Andy & Red Brothers for life.

[@ct6852]

What a bummer if they got in a big fight while sanding that boat and Red walked all the way back to Maine or wherever.

[@StoryTimewithMissAnna]

Also, Ash, HOW do you keep such good poker face when Hannah is trying to get you to tell her if her guesses are right? You're amazingly good at it.👏👏👏

[@vickun]

Easily one of my top movies of all time... You guys did it justice...thx! I feel like Hannah's emotional reactions to films are the most legit/honest out there...

[@mastergunner34]

Love watching you both! Hannah has such a good heart, she felt every emotion this movie can give someone. You’re both awesome!! Symbolisms!!! 😜

[@jmiyagi12345]

Some symbolism you didn't mention: when Brooks was released and was leaving, the shot was looking into the prison. When Red is released and is leaving, the shot is looking to the outside. Subtle.

[@erikisbooked]

A true masterpiece! ❤ And to this day, people can’t seem to believe that it’s an adaptation of a novella written by Stephen King😨 Just shows what pure storytelling can do to the human brain, gotta love that!

[@thomasanthony2135]

Jake the bird never came back because died like brooks... He was domesticated, didn't know how to hunt for his own food or survive without brooks. They suffered the same fate. Both relied on being confined and not being free and inevitabley could not live in the real world

[@chrispratt3666]

There's one part of the Brooks sequence that really stuck with me. When he's done carving he just stands back a bit and admires his work. The camera shot is through the little bars that he's carving on so it sorta looks like he's still in jail. He is out in the free world but he's still a prisoner. Symbolism.

[@thejuniorseas7683]

When Ash was talking about how Brooks was holding onto the bar on the bus, I view that as symbolism to how institutionalized he was in prison. Cut to the scene with Red on the bus, his hands are on the bar, but they're more relaxed.

[@nathanlawson313]

Hannah has such a good heart. Such an entertaining reaction when she is so invested, instantly.

[@beverett417]

Hannah is really smart. She usually has the movies figured out before the scene, movie, sequence is over👍🙂 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Good job Hannah

[@dnycebushton5008]

Ikr...damn near 100%

[@tec52]

FYI Ash, the character being named "Red" isn't symbolism because he killed somebody. This was from a book and the character was a red haired Irishman nick named Red and his comment in response to being asked why he was called that "Maybe because I'm Irish" was a nod to the book. Also the term "Uncle Sam" is an American term for the Federal Government originated from a character in military recruiting posters. There's other references that you misinterpret but not your fault as they are things that are "Americanisms". Love your channel.

[@bigboymybubba]

Poor Hannah! I just wanted to give her a big hug when she broke down after Brooks died. What a sweetheart she is. She's the only reason I follow this channel. Ash can be a bit much to take at times but Hannah makes it all worth it. I follow her on her channel as well, too. I love her. :)

[@matthew6427]

I think the symbolisms with Jake is that he was institutionalized too. He probably died outside the walls because he didn't know how to survive on his own either. I don't know if it ever says anything about it in the book but that's always how I saw it 🤷‍♂️

[@spunky4952]

"Isn't it just mad that I'm feeling sorry for people who have murdered people?" That's a total BANGER of a quote!! Sums up human history quite satisfactorily!!! Anyway, you both are great entertainment! I knew Miss Hanna(h) was gonna LOSE IT for Brooks. Great reaction, cheers!!

[@danielmorency2242]

The reason this movie is so good is that (on top of the great twist) it makes you go through almost every emotion. This is a fantastic story.

[@PhilARobertson]

I really appreciate Ash knowing exactly how to help Hannah get through the emotions of Brooks.

[@notjustamom821]

They were together nearly every day for almost 20 years. How many people can say they have a friendship like that? I enjoyed your reaction. ❤

[@BayouBloods]

Bro y’all should react to “The departed” with Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Jack Nicholson.

[@davidtheloafward]

My favourite reaction channel reacting to my favourite film of all time. Totally agreed with you Ash about the life lessons that this story can teach people, and I felt so bad for Hannah knowing that the Brooks scene would likely break her. They simply don't make films like this anymore - all the Marvel crap they pump out these days doesn't interest me one bit. Get her on to the Godfather series next, Ash! 😄

[@realisticphish]

Genuine kudos to Ash for not spoiling this. I've seen so many reactions ruined by someone dropping little hints and stuff, but you did great

[@ChicagoPadre]

Ahhh...you should have just kept your mouth shut and let her WATCH THE DAMN FILM!! Geesh!!

[@williammatthews693]

Ash, you repeating "Jake the Snake" makes me think you're an old school wrestling fan.

[@bronzewand]

Please react to "Stand By Me". From the same set of short stories as Shawshank and probably the greatest King adaptation of all time ❤

[@deedeec1306]

The 90's was the golden era for movies so many elite actors and great story lines.

[@The_Catnip]

I cried with you Hannah. This movie is so real and beautiful.

[@marcushahn3483]

Hannah's such a sweetheart. Her empathy makes this so much more.

[@jamesmcdaniel9601]

Now, no matter how many times you watch this movie, you will always get that feeling. Its a true masterpiece.

[@johnnyboy6707]

You know, this was the first time I think I ever literally laughed and cried at the same time…Hannah walking off crying and Ash giving his symbolism during the Brooks bit ( with Hannah telling him to shut up off screen ) nailed me.

[@JillCrowe55]

I have said it before and I'll say it again... I just love Hannah!!! She has a heart like mine. She feels EVERYTHING so deeply and she is very intuitive about things. People like us are a rare breed! 😊

[@JillCrowe55]

@@tdubplays8710 I am at a loss because I don't have any idea what you're talking about

[@leob4403]

How rare though? Like which percentage of the population is like that?

[@leob4403]

How rare though? Like which percentage of the population is like that?

[@Yevgeniy-Incognito]

Finally, you guys are going to react to my favorite Steven King's adaptation

[@martin1234512345]

"I dont like it here. Im tired of being afraid all the time." Kills me every time cause thats exactly how i feel. Constant aching fear of everything around me.

[@johnioannou7578]

Probably the best adaptation for the screen from a Stephen King book. Ash and Hannah, you should definitely watch ''Scent Of A Woman'' when you get the chance. It is arguably Al Pacino's greatest performance and the one that earned him his only Oscar so far.

[@riseofazrael]

Frank Darabont is great at adapting King. He did The Mist as well.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I’ve seen this film so many times that I’ve become a little desensitized to it. Every once in awhile I have to stop & remember how beautiful it really is & how I felt the first time I saw it..

[@sayitpodcast]

I've never met anyone who never cried after the first time they saw this movie. Also, fun fact: it didn't get noticed in theaters because it was released around the same time as Forest Gump.

[@realMoMoPuFF]

Ash, don't say that it is too late for Brooks to find a wife. It is never too late to find a companion. Hannah, you are like Will Graham from Hannibal lol. Feeling so deep, understand everyone's point of view. Love you guys! ❤️

[@cze_elitextony109]

Next time watch Schindler’s list TRUST me🙏🏽

[@laurenokeeffe4059]

This is my all time favourite movie of all time!! Thanks for reacting Hannah you’re a sweetheart ❤

[@Vince-lq3ve]

Great work once again you two. Only on your channel, triggered by Hannah, with tears in my eyes over Brook's tragic suicide do I simultaneously burst out laughing as Ash blames the Crow! -priceless.

[@peteg475]

Hope and despair are opposites. It's about choosing one over the other. Brooks was ruled by fear, and gave in to despair. Red was given the same choice, and chose hope instead. Amazing.

[@dre3k78]

Brooks didn't have anyone or anything else on the outside to live for especially at his age. Red still had Andy out there which gave him hope. There is a good chance Red would of ended up like Brooks if he was released prior to Andy escaping. That or committed a crime to have him sent back.

[@lauralynn1124]

I have seen the movie dozens of times and still cry. This movie was based on a short story by Stephen King just like the Green Mile. It's so good because they followed hiscwriting so closely.

[@m1ndymayhem]

So. I read the book of short stories this is based on as a kid, probably 25+ years ago, but Red was a redheaded white guy LOL and HIS crime was cutting the brakes on his wife's car. Their neighbor was late for work and asked his wife to take their kid to school... Double homicide.

[@anorthosite]

"Red" was short for "Redding", the character's last name. In the novel, he's Irish. But Freeman and Robbins were perfect in their roles. Hannah picked up (in detail) on what Andy actually did, faster than just about any first-time viewer I've seen on KZbin. You two should review/react to Denis Villeneuve's movie "Arrival". Also some emotionally rough scenes, but a very intelligent science fiction story, full of interesting ideas.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

I'm not sure you can be black and Irish.

[@kellifranklin9872]

Andy always had hope. That’s why he was able to endure the bad things that happened and the small victories he had in prison. He never gave up hope.

[@psilocybino5732]

The shawshank redemption, Forrest Gump and The green mile are my top 3 best movies i seen so far. Only thinking about these movies i start to cry like a little kid. I dont think they keeping it dry! :) Love you guys! KUTGW!

[@delg1211]

..you must not have seen Good Will Hunting... it is 1A

[@matthansen758]

I was just about to mention Good Will Hunting but Del G beat me to it ;) But yeah those four movies always make me weep like a baby.

[@leob4403]

​@@delg1211good will hunting nowhere near as good as those three

[@sydneyyx31]

I am BEGGING you guys to watch the godfather

[@VorchaKali]

Excluding the entire embezzlement part of this movie all of the actions and reactions of inmates and guards was quite common during this period of American history

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Brooks & Tommy deserves so much better.

[@mohamedmuktharessop8190]

It's movie is 10/10

[@mohamedmuktharessop8190]

Top 10 movie

[@DA-db9bi]

It’s one of the greatest films ever made HANDS DOWN

[@iceYoni]

That "Laugh Now, Cry Later" thumbnail 😂 SYMBOLISMS!!

[@Grussauskiel]

To Jake the Snake: Animals that grow up in captivity rarely survive in the outside. To the "fat man" in the beginning: You have no idea, who is calling for his momma, when one is in pain and fear. Even the biggest guys are crying for momma. And thats okay. I saw them.

[@michaelanderson1476]

The most greatest film ever made in the history of the world 🌎 ❤

[@seamustheplatypus]

This movie is an absolute masterpiece. From the cinematography, to the flawless acting, the perfect writing, the great music, the pacing, everything is on point. A universal tale of hope and humanity. I must have seen it at least 20 times but it just never gets old. "I guess I just miss my friend" gets me every single time, and Brooks... Plus it has one of the best payoffs in the history of cinema. What a perfect gem that movie is. Of course now you have to see The Green Mile, even though it's probably going to destroy Hannah. 😅

[@carl_consumer.of.reality]

They did Green Mile already

[@mattjones7226]

Don't think Hannah would like Brooks as much if she knew what he did to get in there. I still get emotional at that scene. Just proves how amazing this movie is.

[@S_047]

Same thing with Del in Green mile.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

There's a reason we don't find out what basically any of the other characters did to get put in prison.

[@MsWatcheverything]

what did he do?

[@S_047]

@@MsWatcheverything read that he killed his wife and daughter after loosing a poker streak.