JOKER (Oh, Arthur...) Movie Reaction ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY!

Joker (2019)
FIRST TIME WATCHING Joker and I can see why Joaquin Phoenix won the Oscar. Also the score for this film was absolutely beautiful. I hope they make a sequel to JOKER with the same team and continue this DC elseworld universe.
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[@augustandjune]

In the classic graphic novel, “The Killing Joke,” the Joker said, “If I’m going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice!” What makes this movie so brilliant is the strong possibility the entire story was Joker’s delusion.

[@KazzyCreates]

I agree 100%. That makes it incredibly intellectually stimulating. This film delivers on multiple levels. An A+++, IMHO. Thank you for watching 😊✌🏼💛

[@johnbarnes6568]

augustandjune it helps to be a little mad in this insane world where most people are selfish and care about nothing but themselves.

[@augustandjune]

@@KazzyCreates You’re welcome. Definitely subscribed. Hope you have a great week!

[@skateurself]

maybe none of it happened? And he was in the hospital the whole time!? oh god...

[@augustandjune]

@@skateurself The thought is the whole movie was Arthur’s recounting of his past to the Arkham counselor at the end. Was any of it real?

[@jaydenmathews2221]

“He’s too short😭”. 😂😂😂

[@KazzyCreates]

I know...that TOTALLY broke my heart. I felt so sorry for Gary. My heart also broke for Arthur 💔😭

[@ElChuntyCabra]

@@KazzyCreates I honestly thought her reaction was adorable! Such a sympathetic person :)

[@KazzyCreates]

@@ElChuntyCabra Thank you 💛. I feel like I'm being made fun of here, for being too sensitive. The movie hit me really hard.

[@EmbassyNerdcore]

That reaction was perfect, you never empathize more with Arthur than in that moment. Scared of him, sorry for him, and then watching this horrifying murder, but then when you see the little guy not reach the lock to escape, its like the punch line to a joke that you see coming a mile away but its so awful that when you laugh you cry because you feel like a bad person for laughing, its just the most a movie can make you feel with one 2 minute scene.

[@m.a.pivotproductions9735]

I laughed a lot in that scene from the movie hahahahahahaha

[@TallBob1962]

Big part of why the scene with the little person who couldn't reach the door lock was so impactful was that actor did a FANTASTIC job.

[@KazzyCreates]

Yes, he did. He was AMAZING 💛

[@Kiiieeechiii]

I also thought it was a good scene because it shows how unpredictable joker is and how you don’t know what he’s gonna do

[@EmbassyNerdcore]

@@KazzyCreates That reaction was perfect, you never empathize more with Arthur than in that moment. Scared of him, sorry for him, and then watching this horrifying murder, but then when you see the little guy not reach the lock to escape, its like the punch line to a joke that you see coming a mile away but its so awful that when you laugh you cry because you feel like a bad person for laughing, its just the most a movie can make you feel with one 2 minute scene.

[@ragebash13]

@@EmbassyNerdcore I personally knew that Joker wouldn't hurt him, he never did anything bad to Arthur so Arthur had no reason to do anything to him.

[@hulkslayer626]

YES!! He perfectly conveyed terror and despair at the situation. And then the horror of realizing that he has to ask the "monster" in the room for help, so he put on that pretend voice like he was speaking to Arthur before what just happened in the friendly normal voice... but it is obviously forced and almost cracking. Such a brilliant scene. I also love that not only did he let him go, because he was always kind, but he also kissed him on the head to give some affection as an apology for the terror he just put him through.

[@danieldavis7434]

This is a perfect example of what the world does to people every day. This is what happens when you have one bad day too many.

[@KazzyCreates]

Exactly 💔😭💔😭

[@gryphon9507]

I think the movie asked a serious question. How much punishment and abuse can an inoffensive person take before they kill? How long will someone be kicked until they would rather others be dead then let it happen to them again? I also consider it a warning. It is unwise to just mess with people you don't know on the street, anyone. It seems to me that many people today for whatever reason think it is alright to just get angry and assault people because they don't like what they say or stand for. You do that to the wrong person and you will not survive it. Because that person like Arthur either won't take it anymore or no longer cares about what will happen after.

[@Thom1212]

:D HAHAHAHaHaHaHahahahahaha Joke's on you Batman! kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6evnYqeYsyomc0

[@Barajas.818]

I guess everyone breaks sooner or later....

[@despinoza6205]

There is reason in showing love even to your enemies

[@morbid1.]

when you connect his "laughter" problem with mother saying that he laughed so much as a child O_O

[@RustinChole]

And how she called him “happy.” Phew.

[@hectornonayurbusiness2631]

Omg! Never thought of that!

[@skrillex544]

Yeaaaa when he was crying laughing it just really hit

[@abstractnonsense3253]

It was the only way she would pay attention to him. When he was tied to the radiator his mother didn't really care.

[@emirayub9945]

This is hands down the wildest reaction I've ever seen for a movie. It must be a lot of fun going to the movies with you.

[@KazzyCreates]

Lol...while this was an INCREDIBLE film, it was very hard for me to watch at times. I am really happy I finally saw it though. Thank you for watching ✌🏼💛

[@bizarreabomination]

The way he showed mercy to the only person who showed him any kindness, Gary the dwarf, says a lot about Joker's character.

[@KazzyCreates]

I agree

[@zman8184]

I think it's deeper than that. Joker had a sidekick long before Harley Quinn. A little person named Gagsworth that Joker took to calling Gaggy. It's hard to ignore the similarities.

[@bizarreabomination]

@@zman8184 Gary Gagsworth, perhaps?

[@Blackflame24]

@@KazzyCreates yeah he literally said to Gary, “You were the only one that was ever nice to me.”

[@Blackflame24]

@@KazzyCreates you should check out Mark Hamill’s Joker Kazzy! He is the voice actor in most of the animated series, movies, and video games. Has the best voice and best laugh. Hard to imagine Luke Skywalker as the longest tenured Joker, ain’t it? Lol

[@PapitoQinn]

"I feel bad for Arthur." Well you're about to feel worse.

[@KazzyCreates]

I did. Thank you for watching 💛

[@KazzyCreates]

💔😭

[@primusfan87]

This is the last movie i saw before the shit hit the fan with COVID-19, it was amazing

[@KazzyCreates]

Yes, it was definitely amazing. I'm STILL blown away by it. Thank you for watching and commenting ✌🏼💛

[@crimsonjedi]

Same here

[@johngurnhill8743]

Same here

[@donngash1360]

I was actually a little concerned when I saw you were reacting to this one. Based on your other reaction videos, you're clearly a very sensitive, empathetic person, and The Joker obviously goes to some extremely dark places that are difficult see. And while I had a tough time watching your reactions this time around, I appreciate your willingness to be vulnerable by inviting us in. It's heartening to see genuinely compassionate people during these cynical times. You're doing a great job and your vids are a breath of fresh air. Looking forward to many more.

[@KazzyCreates]

Wow Donn. Thank you so much. You have no idea how much your kind words mean to me 🙏🏼😊💛. I was very nervous to see this film. I avoided it last year because I was told it was incredible....but so, so, so dark. Everyone who knows me personally, recommended that I prepare myself before seeing it. Being in a happy, carefree place and free of stress etc, LOL. I'm very happy that I waited to see it. While I don't condone violence, in my heart I feel this is a film that every adult needs to see. There are so many important societal issues discussed in this film. I had no idea that a film based on a comic book was going to illuminate so much. Thank you for watching my reaction. And THANK YOU for commenting and for leaving such a positive, beautiful message. I am so grateful 😊✌🏼💛 P.S. I'm so sorry you had a tough time watching me this time. You're probably a very empathetic person as well 🤗

[@RustinChole]

Kazzy Reacts I gotta admit, I’m a suicide survivor, (decades ago) and was on 7 meds, living in a tiny converted hotel from the 1920’s that looks a lot like Arthur’s building. Things are good now, but I couldn’t help but identify to Arthur big time, and was in tears for at least 2-3 scenes of this flick. I’ve had nearly word for word exchanges with therapists and psychiatrists in the past. For me, it was more about ... watching mental illness consume, and eventually tear asunder poor Arthur Fleck, who just didn’t wanna feel so bad all the time. Going in i expected Joaquin to be nothing short of brilliant, but expected the insane tension to plateau when he “became the joker,” ...that we’d see that cool, composed chaos Heath L brilliantly pulled off. But nope.

[@KazzyCreates]

@@RustinChole I'm so sorry for what you've been through...for your pain 💔. It's nice to know that things are good for you now. Thank you for watching and commenting 💛🤗 P.S. I expected (and was hoping) the same for Arthur as well. But I never really felt that relief with Arthur...even when he became the Joker. I was still sad for him. And also frightened.

[@KazzyCreates]

@HappyRalph God bless you and Patrick both! 🙏🏼

[@donngash1360]

@@RustinChole I'm glad you're still with us, Patrick. Nothing but love and solidarity with anyone dealing with trauma/mental health issues. It can be an incredibly lonely, exhausting fight. Peace and love. ✌️💜

[@waterboy91669]

Arthur's mother allowed her boyfriend to abuse him.... So yes, I say she did deserve it. 🤷

[@skateurself]

I mean wasn't she mentally ill? If she is not in the right mind I wouldnt blame her if shes mentally ill.. Idk.. was he adopted though? im so confused haha.

[@elisabethlarsen4282]

@@skateurself The mom that he kills in the movie adopted him when he was a small kid, and then totally neglected him. Caused the brain injury that made him laugh constantly, let him get abused, tied him to a radiator and all that. Not his real mom, but someone who took him in and were supposed to care for him.

[@patrickgogan3517]

@@elisabethlarsen4282 the scary part is how often that occurs every day and no one stops it

[@KazzyCreates]

There are many different ways to view this movie and everything that happens in the story. Since we are seeing everything through Arthur's POV - and he is delusional - nothing we see is a reliable source of information. We never know for certain, if Arthur's mother did in fact do these things to him. With someone as powerful as Thomas Wayne, any kind of documents, paperwork, etc, could have been forged in order to back up Wayne's story.

[@KazzyCreates]

@@skateurself Yes, she was mentally ill 😊

[@carlb.3082]

You are such a sympathetic person. There are not many people like you. I guess that is what this movie is about, not being enough people who can openly show companion for others. Excellent review.

[@haynerbass]

You saw humanity in him, but then they took him of his meds.

[@KazzyCreates]

I know......

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

it's sweet how empathetic she is

[@oxhine]

Kazzy: "This movie just doesn't let up. Does it get worse than this?" Todd Phillips: "Hold my beer..." Wow, Kazzy, that was a reaction and a half! I was sure you'd hate it after all your wriggling, crying and screaming but I'm glad you appreciated it. I think it's a masterpiece. I thought of the Beatles song "Eleanor Rigby" when I saw this: "All the lonely people, where do they all come from? All the lonely people, where do they all belong?" This is a movie about feeling disconnected from the world and it espouses compassion for the disenfranchised and marginalized of which there are legions. Arthur feels invisible. His only real contact is with his mother and that connection is ruptured harshly when he is exposed to possibly manufactured evidence of her own mental health issues and parental negligence. When his actions on the subway start getting media attention, he feels like he's leaving an imprint on the world. He actually does exist! His phantom girlfriend thinks the subway killer is heroic! People are wearing clown masks as a tribute! It's precisely the wrong kind of feedback for a delusional schizophrenic but the sensational media has to feed the beast of a jaundiced culture. In the watershed Alan Moore comic "The Killing Joke", Joker tests Jim Gordon's sanity by subjecting the Comissioner to the worst a parent can conceive -- irrevocable harm to their child -- theorizing that one horrible day is all it takes to plunge a sane man into madness. Joker paralyzes Barbara Gordon with a bullet to the spine to see if he can push the Commish over the edge. Well, this entire movie is Arthur's "terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day". When Arthur dances, it's a non-verbal expression of exultation. Throughout the film, he's hen-pecked, ridiculed and abused. When he exerts agency over his own fate by standing up for himself, he finds the sensation exhilarating! It's about power! He does it after the subway shootings, the stabbing and right before the fulfillment of his dream -- the talk show appearance that he has meticulously prepped for. The Dr. Sally (read Dr. Ruth Westheimer) character was featured in Frank Miller's seminal "The Dark Knight Returns" when Joker does make an appearance on a talk show and plants a sensuous kiss on her for laughs. That's lifted straight from the comics although Joker ends the segment by lethally poisoning everyone in the room including the studio audience! Phillips pays homage to several cinema classics: the bank of videoscreens juxtaposing murder and rioting with commercial banality is from Network, the marginalized, violent, alienated protagonist is from Taxi Driver, the phantom friend is from Fight Club, the untalented aspiring comic is from The King of Comedy which featured DeNiro as the stalker, and the class divisions and systemic dehumanization is from Modern Times featured in the movie itself! The movie makes multiple statements and is subject to multiple interpretations. That is the hallmark of great art. This is why the film generated so much discussion. It touched on several hot button political and social issues such as elitist disregard for the struggling common man, the apathy of bureaucracy, the importance of support systems for the mentally ill, the anger of the 99%, Bernie Goetz-like vigilantism, '70's Recession-era New York City, the elimination of many federal health programs and facilities when the Department of Health and Human Services had its budget slashed by 25% under Reagan in the '80's, the Occupy Movement with clown masks substituting Guy Fawkes masks, etc. I love how the film forces us to view the Wayne legacy from the villain's point of view. Preventing what happened to Thomas and Martha Wayne in that alley is the impetus of Bruce's entire adult life with his father looming large in his psyche. Arthur views Thomas instead as a callous, elitist, arrogant snob who quite possibly discredited his mother, abandoned him and "got what he deserved." A provocative shift in perspective. Despite this being a Joker origin story, the film keeps the Joker's origin mysterious. The character has provided various accounts of himself over his 80-year history. In "The Killing Joke", he says he prefers his origin to be multiple choice! Christopher Nolan played into that, too, with Heath Ledger telling different tales about his facial scars. The final twist of the film is that the entire narrative might simply be a grandiose delusion told to the lady shrink in the harsh fluorescent lighting of Arkham Asylum where Arthur is briefly seen banging his head against a door while straight-jacketed! Was that the REAL Joker at the end concocting a tragicomedy in his mind that no one gets but him or was the REAL Joker the one we saw Phoenix play throughout? Phillips leaves it for you to decide.

[@KazzyCreates]

You have taken every single thought I had RIGHT OUT OF MY MOUTH AND MIND. Except, you expressed all of these thoughts in a MUCH more eloquent way than I did. Are you a movie reviewer? Or a creative writer? If not, can you PLEASE become one? I honestly believe this may be one of your creative callings in life. You write so beautifully and your self expression just leaps off of the page. I can actually "feel" your words. Everything you have said here is EXACTLY how I feel about this film. That is why it broke my heart into tiny little pieces. This movie is A+++++. Every single adult on earth NEEDS to see this film. Thank you for watching my reaction. And thank you for taking the time to write such a thoughtful comment 😊✌🏼💛

[@KazzyCreates]

Btw, I own a Guy Fawkes mask 🤡

[@dunringill1747]

@oxhine Nice! This is a very well written post and covers many major valuable discussion points. I've only seen "Joker" once but I fully recognize this film is only enhanced when subject to multiple viewings and critiqued discussion. "Joker" is a true work of cinematic art whose impact could strengthen society if given opportunity for proper dialog in the right places and the public recognition it deserves.

[@KazzyCreates]

@@dunringill1747 I agree. If given the opportunity and space for proper dialogue, this film could have a massive, sustainable impact on society here in the USA - and also all over the world. It could help shift the current narrative of what we, as humans, consider valuable and worthy in life. The discussion around not just access to adequate mental health care, but EFFECTIVE mental health services/care; shifting the stigma around how we view mental illness; the great disparity between destitution and affluence; the material things (and people) that we prop up and give a platform to, etc, etc, etc. While this film is visually difficult to watch at times, I feel that it is of the utmost importance for all adults in the world to see. It has such an important message. That's why it's difficult to watch, because it makes us look at ourselves (in my humble opinion). We have all contributed and played a part to a society that is cruel to Arthur. Some of us recognize this, so we consciously choose to NOT do that anymore. Others, however, are walking around totally blind and unconscious to the impact their decisions have on people, animals and the world around them. Every choice we make as an individual, has a ripple effect on the planet. Unfortunately, I have noticed, that we're mostly blind to this because we're very disconnected from each other - and from everything around us. Anyway, I digress. Sorry for the soapbox 😂. Thank you for watching and thank you so much for commenting 😁✌🏼💛

[@dunringill1747]

@@KazzyCreates No need to say sorry at all. I don't see a soapbox 😁. I agree with what you say. This is a great movie and it touches on so very much on ways we can look to improve society. PS: You own a Guy Fawkes mask. Cool! Can I assume you are a fan of "V for Vendetta"? I never read the comics or Graphic Novel, but I loved the movie. "Remember, remember, the Fifth of November, the Gunpowder Treason and Plot. I know of no reason why the Gunpowder Treason should ever be forgot..." Hopefully, my banter is helping your KZbin algorithm 😁

[@nimish_l5727]

17:30 - Well looks like even you've also begun to turn into JOKER. Laughing while crying

[@EmbassyNerdcore]

thats what that scene does... its like this horrified laugh that turns into a cry because you feel like an awful person for laughing at the little person, but the way the movie is shot, him reaching for the lock is like the punchline to this sick joke and the worst part of the horrifying murder is that you see it coming a mile away like a good dad joke. it makes people feel sick, and it was one of the biggest reasons people gave the movie bad reviews.

[@NBAstevo24]

That is the highest grossing R-rated film of all time. Epic movie💯

[@KazzyCreates]

Yes, I've read that. Epic it most definitely is. Un-friggin-believable cinematic masterpiece ✌🏼💛

[@NBAstevo24]

@@KazzyCreates Your reaction to it just makes it that much better. Thank you

[@Titanoooo]

I know it's cool but Logan should be the highest grossing 🙁

[@Titanoooo]

@@Bazzle-pl8fu I wasn't talking about the money they made I'm taking about movie wise

[@Bazzle-pl8fu]

@@Titanoooo then why did u say “highest grossing”

[@robertombricen7966]

“As you know, madness is like gravity... all it takes is a little push.”

[@daytonhuth3622]

What’s this from?

[@maelpsng]

"One bad day"

[@ElHijoMayor24]

@@daytonhuth3622 the dark knight?

[@andens1]

I love your reactions, you're very emotive. And it's a great film, as a guy with major depression I felt that I could really understand Arthur's decent into madness. His actions are not justifiable, killing is never an option, but I understand where his reasoning for said actions came from. Basically, Arthur's a complex character.

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words. I have experienced depression and anxiety/panic attacks in my life. That's probably why I felt so much compassion for Arthur....but also had a difficult time watching this film at times. It hit me on a very deep level and I felt both happy for Arthur, and also terrified of him. Yes, he's a very complex character. Thank you for being here :-)

[@raymartin9763]

I walked out of the theatre after watching this movie feeling sad. After a few more watches I think its a masterpiece! Loved your reaction!

[@KazzyCreates]

It definitely is a masterpiece. Thank you for your kind words :-)

[@JayveeTV]

Awesome reaction Kazzy I love this movie

[@derekl2882]

Heck yeah it's disturbing. Disturbing but great. Love your reaction Kazzy.

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much, Jayvee. I loved this movie as well 🙏🏼💛✌🏼

[@KazzyCreates]

@@derekl2882 Thank you so much, Derek ✌🏼😊. Yes, very disturbing....but such a great movie 💚

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

she's very beautiful and sweet

[@dimitrakapa4887]

@@KazzyCreates ohh girl you are extremely sensitive....this movie btw is a masterpiece...and Joaquin as well 👌

[@lordskysixss]

this is like the 80s, there are no cameras on the subway, nor cellphones.

[@KazzyCreates]

Yes, I realize that now. I was so caught up in my emotions that I didn't even realize this was set in a different time 😭💔😂🤡💚

[@peterramirez001]

One of the best reactions I’ve seen. Well done.

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much....I appreciate that ✌🏼. Fantastic film, difficult to watch, but very important nonetheless 😊💛

[@edgeorge5889]

Great reaction video! Love how invested u got!

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you :-)

[@liam89th]

I'm so glad I watched this in cinema.

[@KazzyCreates]

What an amazing film. Blew me away.

[@joscar062]

@@KazzyCreates It also blew Murray away 😁 21:03

[@johngurnhill8743]

Same here

[@death2sion333]

Same

[@V0ltron]

"Thise look like the stairs from EXORCIST... remember THOSE stairs?" Bwhahahaha YOU'RE HILARIOUS AND WITTY. I LOVE IT!

[@KazzyCreates]

😂😂😂😂😂 Thank you so much!! I'm a bit ridiculous, I'm so glad you find me entertaining 💛😂

[@pigmemonkey]

This movie came out at a very hard part of my life. It talks about some very difficult subject matter. Mental health, depression, loneliness. I am glad you watched this and your reaction was fantastic. I came from the reel rejects, i love them but through this video I love you too. Thank you.

[@KazzyCreates]

Wow. Thank you so much for watching and thank you for your kind words 💛. That means a lot to me. I'm so happy you're here. I love you, too 🤗💛

[@RobynMarieBZ]

After I saw this in the theater, I was blown away but I knew I would never watch it again. So tragic, so realistically violent. I dont usually have a strong reaction to violence in movies but there was something about this movie overall that really disturbed me and it was hard to watch. I think just Arthur's sad life, how a lot of people in life are unfortunately in similar situations as he was. It's a rough one. Thanks for sharing your reaction. I'm glad you waited until you were more ready to watch it.

[@i.pezzotti853]

Joker is a piece of art. Definetly one of my favorite movies, not only in the Superhero genre, but in general. 50/10. Great video

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you for watching 💛. This movie is a masterpiece. A+++ film

[@DionPanday]

I always tought my life was a tragedy, but now i realize its a comedy

[@KazzyCreates]

💔😭💔😭😂😂😂🤡

[@justjdnl]

Props for managing to watch the whole film despite the dark tone and themes it addresses! For a lot of people this movie felt too real, which I can get behind for sure. For me personally it was so memorable and tragic beyond understanding. But relatable as well which makes it especially hard to watch at times. One of the line from Arthur's journal really summed it all up perfectly: "The worst part about having a mental illness is people expect you to behave as if you don't". Anyway it was a great movie imo! So my take on the plot was that the only part Arthur made up was his relationship with his neighbor. His mother possibly making up the story of him being Thomas Wayne's son. Though there is a theory that it could've been true considering Arthur smashes this old photo of his mom (still young) at the Wayne Estate and accidentally finds a hidden message on the back - a flirtatious comment towards his mother signed with Thomas' initials. What I also took to be real was his mother letting her boyfriend abuse her son. Indirectly being responsible for his head trauma/mental illness and being tied to a radiator to starve. Obviously I'm not condoning him killing his mom, but if Arthur believed that event to be real I could see where his moment of rage came from. Either way the movie gives off the impression that anything could be true or false. Nothing is a reliable source of information. As the one narrating the story is Arthur.

[@KazzyCreates]

EXACTLY. After giving this movie more thought, I realize that absolutely nothing is a reliable source of information in this film - because it is all coming from Arthur's POV. I have so much compassion for Arthur. I have personally experienced anxiety/panic attacks and depression at times throughout my own life. But this film doesn't just shine a light on mental illness, it illuminated so many unjust things that continue to happen in the world. The lack of mental health resources being one of these. And the disparity between the destitute and the affluent. It makes me very sad. IMHO, every single adult in the world needs to see this film. Thank you so much for watching my reaction and for writing such a wonderful comment 💛

[@tomekstrand1988]

You show so much non-judgmental compassion. You're a rare breed. Thank you!

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you 🙏🏼. I do have a sensitive heart 💛

[@DanielSilva-sr7dg]

I love the scene in the beginning of the movie when he's walking up the stairs he's on meds and it's like he's living in a nightmare but when he becomes the joker near the end he's dancing and happy it's like he finally found his purpose in life.

[@KazzyCreates]

Me too. I'm happy for him because of all the suffering he's been through.

[@WretchPlays]

Your reaction was amazing and very empathetic to the characters. You're a kind soul, Kazzy.

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much. Your kind words mean a lot to me 🙏🏼💛. I felt an immense amount of compassion for Arthur and his struggle. The world was NOT kind to him. I felt compassion for other people in the film as well (little Gary and Arthur's mother). There were so many layers to this film. I've been having so many additional thoughts about it since watching it. And also after reading people's comments here. Thank you so much for watching and commenting 😊✌🏼💛

[@nathanielseymour8108]

17:32 - Don't feel bad. I felt worse for Gary than I did for Arthur. BTW I love your reactions. Very heartfelt!

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you for your kind words ✌🏼💛

[@nathanielseymour8108]

@@KazzyCreates NP! Most people aren't quite sure how they feel about the film but Joaquin's performance was definitely Oscar worthy.

[@darkjedi447]

It's my 1st time watching your reaction video and I loved it. You are adorable and when you cried I just wanted to hug you and make you feel better. Thanks for your reaction video. Can't wait to watch more of your videos. Keep smiling☺

[@KazzyCreates]

Oh my, I can't thank you enough for your kind words. That means a lot to me 💛. Thank you for watching and thank you for being here 😊✌🏼💛

[@AC-gb7do]

Kazzy, you’re one of the few reactors that is genuine and it’s much appreciated.

[@KazzyCreates]

Really? That's very interesting to me. Before I began this channel, I was under the impression that all "reactors" were genuine. Isn't that the whole point? I haven't watched a TON of reactors, so obviously I don't know for sure. There are a couple I really love (JayveeTV and The Reel Rejects). I don't watch anyone else besides those guys (If you can recommend any others, I'm all ears. I like to laugh and those two reactors give me some joy 😁). What you're saying piques my interest because I have had two people here in my comments accuse me of already seeing The Mandalorian. I couldn't understand why someone would accuse me of lying about whether or not I've watched a show before 😂. It made no sense to me. If I've seen something before, I will just say that. If I haven't seen it, I will say that. Sorry, I know this is a long message, lol. I'm just trying to figure out if there are more reactors on You Tube that are lying about these things then I realized - because why would people accuse me of this? I just started this channel a month ago, so I'm very new to this. Anyway, thank you for watching and commenting. And thank you for your kind words. It means a lot to me 😊✌🏼💛

[@AC-gb7do]

Kazzy Reacts If you like Doctor Who, Agents of Shield or Supernatural, Sesskasays is a great reactor. I’ve seen more than a few reactors that are just really “reacting” for views, no interest in the content really, and it shows. Again, thanks for the time/energy/love you have and show for the things you watch and react to!

[@KazzyCreates]

@@AC-gb7do Okay, so I've never seen Doctor Who or Agents of Shield. But I LOVE Supernatural. It's filmed in my hometown 😃. I've been watching that for years. It's one of my favorite shows of all time. Thank you for the recommendation - I really appreciate it 😊✌🏼💛

[@yellowdevil8396]

i watched that movie with my brother (first weekend at the cinema) when i was in a dark place. that movie helped me... kinda as a warning to make things better right now. nobody at the cinema reacted like you to the door joke (him being too small to open it and asking a killer for help)... everyone was laughing while you were extremly down... that was weird because it was such an unexpected reaction. thx for uploading tho^^ much love from germany.

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you for watching my reaction 😊. I'm REALLY happy this film helped you. It made a difference for me as well. Did you watch my reaction all the way through? I felt so bad for Gary. The fact that he couldn't get out of Arthur's apartment, after just witnessing Arthur brutally murder someone....I honestly don't know how anyone could find that funny. I'm perplexed and saddened that that is called the "door joke" 😭. In that moment, my heart was with poor little Gary - because he wasn't one of the bad guys. I like knowing that no one else in the theater you were in, reacted the way I did. In my humble opinion, that just goes to show you how cruel the world can be. This movie gets an A+++ rating from me. However, I am really glad I didn't see it last year. I have personally experienced anxiety/panic attacks and depression throughout different times in my life. Perhaps that's one of the reasons why I love this movie so much. It hit me like a ton of bricks and tore my heart into tiny little pieces because I have so much compassion for Arthur and what the world has done to him. This film is so important and needs to be seen by every single adult on this planet. Thank you again for watching 💛

[@dunringill1747]

@@KazzyCreates You said "This film is so important and needs to be seen by every single adult on this planet." I very much agree. Especially now with all the hatred and violence happening around us. That would be especially impactful if we could all share our insights to each other and bond over it. There was another movie I had seen where I felt every political leader thinking about waging war should be forced to watch. This movie was also impactful yet covered disturbing and depressing subject matter - "Grave of the Fireflies".

[@dunringill1747]

I don't remember people laughing in the cinema but I do remember feeling the door scene was more of a metaphoric joke to Arthur. Arthur always saw himself as the little guy trapped with a violent society. He could not "open the door" either. All his life he had been accepting his fate of feeling trapped. Like Gary, he too needed help and compassion from the source of violence. Society never did "open the door" for Arthur, but at least Arthur could do that for Gary.

[@KazzyCreates]

@@dunringill1747 I will research this movie, Grave of the Fireflies. Thank you for the suggestion 😊. I left a long response to you in your other post ✌🏼

[@KazzyCreates]

@@dunringill1747 WOW. I didn't see this until you just said it right now. The metaphor. That makes so much sense. Huge revelation 😮😀✌🏼💛

[@4000mack]

The Reel Rejects were right! Great reaction, looking forward to watching more.

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much! This movie was incredible. Thank you so much for watching 😊✌🏼💛 The Reel Rejects are my FAVORITE reactors!

[@mabeylane7163]

Amazing reaction. You're such an empathic person and it's really cool seeing you watch this movie. I really appreciate your genuine responses to the disturbing moments.

[@Archmage_74]

Best reaction to this movie I have ever seen. Thank you.

[@KazzyCreates]

Wow. Thank you so much for your kind words. That means a lot to me.

[@Mr.Batsu12]

I loved your reaction. You must have a kind heart as you kept hoping for the best to happen to Arthur. 🤗 I loved how well this movie depicted the mental destruction of a man and how believable they made it. From the horrible society he lived in, his mental issues and medication, to his home life with his disturbed mother. His transformation into The Joker seemed completely believable. From seeing how hard he struggled to hold on to the last scrap of his sanity, only to have life continue beating him down till he breaks and finally accepts what he has become. Even though what he's become is a horrible murderer it seems to bring him some sort of strange peace.

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words 💛. I loved how well this movie depicted the mental destruction of a man as well. It was 100% believable to me, insofar that if these things actually happened to Arthur, I can understand why he became the Joker. While I don't condone violence, he was so tortured by people (and by his own mind). The world was not kind to Arthur. I had an immense amount of compassion for him, even while being completely terrified BY him as well. I wanted Arthur to finally find peace and love. As you can see....I am a dreamer 😊✌🏼💛

[@quagmire1130]

Idk if it’s just me but when the short guy tried to get out I was laughing my ass off in the theaters.. and you just saying “he’s too short” made it even funnier lol forgive me for my dark sense of humor Just subbed :)

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much for subscribing :-)

[@jeffkuenzli3574]

im posting on this review every other minute because im continuialy impressed with the emotion youre feeling for this piece. You truely are all heart, and i cant get over how sweet you are. this movie was one of my favorate, and an amazing performance and a story that needed to be showen and told to all of us. in this day and age, heart reanching film but masterfully done.

[@vanillabuzz]

What a lovely and empathic reaction. I'm so in love with the character of Arthur Fleck and often think of how much better things would have been for him if he had not been let down by the system and everyone in his life, including his own parents. This movie and Joaquin's acting are a masterpiece.

[@silvervibranium2832]

Because of real life, I couldn't watch this when it premiered either. Its still a hard watch. And until your react, I couldn't watch it again. I kinda went on the same journey. Exceptional work they did. TY for sharing yourself and emotions during that react.

[@KazzyCreates]

I totally get it 😊💛. I'm glad I waited, but I am really happy that I finally watched it. While it was extremely hard to watch at times, I feel this is such an important film for every adult to see. I've personally experienced anxiety/panic attacks and depression at different points in my life. Even if someone hasn't experienced ANY mental illness though, I still feel it's an important film. It shines a light on the lack of mental health services and support in this country. It also illuminates the harsh and VERY sad disparity between the affluent and the destitute. This movie breaks my heart...for so many different reasons. While I don't condone violence, I had/have an immense amount of compassion for Arthur. The world was very cruel to him. Thank you so much for watching 💛💛💛

[@crystalscolza1663]

The Jack Nicholson Joker was made by Falling in a vat of acid. Other ones were made for different reasons different story arcs. The reason why this one is so disturbing is this Joker was created by Society.

[@TwilightLink77]

Not only that Jack Nicholson’s Joker also killed Thomas and Martha in Earth-89.

[@mr.nobody9697]

I love your reactions. So genuine.

[@akiraishere9319]

Amazing video, amazing, genuine reaction! Thank you for this reaction to my favourite movie ❤️

[@Island-lava]

That was the most extraordinary scream I’ve ever heard. I actually played it back a few times! 😱

[@scipioafricanus5871]

and now it's a meme on youtube...

[@killakennie8158]

I'm half way through and the fact that shes so on board with Arthur and how hes feeling, has me on the edge of my seat waiting for the end.. almost feels like the first time watching it

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much for your kind words....and for watching :-)

[@jeffkuenzli3574]

Im sorry, but this is the first i viewed any your reactions, and i can not get over how compationate of a person you are. this world NEEDS more people like you. im compleatly recked by your personality and second your beauty...blowen away lol

[@CommanderLily]

i love your reactions!! and what can i say? this is a perfect example of how the society complains about the physchopaths they create by all the bullying, mistreatment, insults, abusing, and later they are surprised of how can exist so cruel and insane people, when they made them to be like that, the creators get the result of their creations

[@kobewankenobi248]

*After watching , I think to myself “am I human?” I didn’t think this was distributing at all. I enjoyed it quite a bit. This reaction was natural and I thoroughly enjoyed it!*

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you for watching and commenting 😊✌🏼💛

[@KazzyCreates]

You are human 💛

[@shiningwizard9017]

@Kobe Wan Kenobi Hello there

[@jynxce]

I find the saddest part in him killing his mother is if Wayne was really his father.

[@KazzyCreates]

I AGREE!! 💛

[@punkypony5165]

I love your reaction to this movie! Its so genuine and sincere.

[@drchaos2000]

that was one of the most genuine reaction videos i seen so far, you really felt it

[@KazzyCreates]

Yes, I did. Thank you so much for watching and commenting 💛

[@BenAri18]

loved your reaction cant wait for more reactions

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much :-)

[@soundbreak7]

Joaquin "s acting in this , is on another level , some of the best acting your ever gonna see

[@sardaukar1977]

Kazzy I could see by your reactions to this movie that you are a feel kindhearted individual. I could actually feel your pain and anguish and your shock... this is why Joaquin Phoenix is an amazing actor...

[@luisgenaroarteagasalinas2599]

After this reaction video I really want to see the rest of your channel. WOW, so authentic...

[@johnnyjohnny6174]

Magnificent movie. Stunning cinematography .

[@KazzyCreates]

I agree

[@SimmoxKiller]

Unbelievable from Joaquin, you really must take a moment and really appreciate these performances when an actor can produce this. But I still can’t go past Heath’s incredibly unique and spontaneous depiction of the joker born through pure rare acting talent and writing. It still upsets me today that we will never be able to get a stand alone joker film from Heath. But wow, simply amazing from Joaquin.

[@KazzyCreates]

I agree. This was an outstanding performance by Joaquin. He 100% deserved that Oscar. Heath Ledger deserved his Oscar as well. Watching this movie made me think of Heath. I balled at the end of my reaction...because I was remembering Heath. I loved Joaquin's SAG speech...where he mentioned Heath. Thank you for watching 💛

[@emilio4770]

Aaaaah this is the best reaction I've seen!

[@brianlehmkuhl8162]

Great reaction and insight. Looking forward to more reactions. Subscribed 👍

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much for subscribing :-)

[@theashrook6129]

This is an AMAZING movie. Phoenix played the role perfectly and deserves every bit of his award. This kind of movie sparks discussions and debates which means people think afterwards. I could go on and on about how people always see “the killer” on the news over and over and the gruesome things that they did, but here you get to see, what led up to this murder’s raise or fall, how we you choose to think about him. But yeah. It also made me hate the world, because people these days do like to hurt and spit on one other. I think it’s more a slap in the face to some parts of society on how they’ve become. But anyway I’m rambling. Good reaction. Glad you made it through the movie somewhat okay.

[@KazzyCreates]

You're definitely NOT rambling 😃. I'm really grateful for your insightful comment...it means a lot to me. I completely agree with you - about what we see on the news and in media. We always see the horrible things. The click bait. Showing how someone (a killer) actually got to that place - where they became a "killer", is rarely shown to us, because then we might actually have compassion for that person....and oh we can't have that! (bad sarcasm) I have a hard time watching violence. ANY violence. So this was difficult for me to watch. BUT, I have so much compassion for Arthur on so many different levels. The world was NOT kind to him. He deserved better. MUCH better. How have we - as a human race - become so cruel to each other? This thought breaks my heart into tiny pieces. I cannot and will not subscribe to cruelty towards anyone. And I will never walk beside those that do. This movie illuminated so many unjust things that continue to happen in the world. The lack of mental health resources. Bullying. The disparity between the destitute and the affluent. People living below the poverty line in a first world nation - and nobody cares. The things and people that we prop up and give a platform to (materialistic values, how we view our self worth, etc). It makes me very sad. IMHO, every single adult needs to see this film. Thank you so much for watching my reaction and for writing such a wonderful comment 😊✌🏼💛 P.S. And you're right. This is an AMAZING movie. Phoenix did an outstanding job. In my opinion, he's one of the best actors of our generation.

[@umairrashid9345]

@@KazzyCreates the question is: what are we going to do about it??

[@kingjaehaerystargaryen]

This is the most interesting reaction of this movie I've ever seen. You're very expressive haha

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you for watching 😊. There are many, many people here in the comments that said they had a similar reaction to the film, lol. My mom tells me I have always been a sensitive human being. Movies like this - while incredible - can be deeply disturbing for people like me - empathetic. It was difficult t watch, but an important film nonetheless. In my humble opinion, everyone needs to see this film.

[@willjohnboy]

He did win an oscar for this movie.

[@KazzyCreates]

He definitely deserved it

[@nathaniel04]

You are so great Kazzy, you remind me of my aunt who was such a genuine, kind, loving person who would always be talking to me and there for me but she moved away and I never see her much. Loved the reaction.

[@pow3r17]

lmao everyone i know and i ntheater were laughing at the Gary scene where he cant reach the lock...you cried.... xD

[@MrPhife333]

Kazzy, I've noted over the years that many horror movie marquees are dominated by a screaming woman placed front and center in the composition. Your face would be perfect for any such marquee! Your reactions are priceless! Just one word for you sis: "Valium." And that moment, near the end of the film as Arthur is standing on the police car surrounded by his adoring fans: the moment when he wipes the blood from his mouth upwards into a smile is the moment that he 100% becomes Joker. Also I believe in that same instant, as Bruce Wayne's mother's pearls are falling to the ground, the Batman is born. The way the movie shows this duality still gives me chills.

[@KazzyCreates]

Ahahahaha!! Thank you so much!! Valium 😂😂😂. I LOVED THAT DUALITY TOO!! In those last moments of the film....just unbelievable, how we know that THAT is when Batman was born and the Joker became the Joker in that moment. A+++ film 😀💛

[@cb5247]

The reactions to Randall’s kill was so funny 😂. And when you started to cry for Gary too 😂

[@DInstigatoR]

Kazzy’s reactions are gold lol love it 😍

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much :-)

[@DInstigatoR]

@@KazzyCreates you’re welcome! Keep up the great work!

[@clawsby6964]

joker is just an amazing character something thats interesting is that every time he laughed it was his condition or a fake laugh to please people but when he is on stage and kills murray he laughs like truly laughs he doesnt burst out he giggles and loses his sanity but is finally happy because nothing can hurt him anymore and especially thinking about how arthur was crying before he shot murray because he was sad about killing his hero but he just lost it such a fantastic movie with phenomenal acting truly a modern masterpiece

[@KazzyCreates]

I agree....this film is a masterpiece 💛

[@cincilinci123]

did you notice that Arthur is right handed but the "Joker" is left handed, when he is writing the line "The worst part about having a mental illness is.." he wrote it with his right hand but he dont know how to continue, than he takes the pen is his left hand (Joker is taking over) and finishes the line "people expect you to behave as if you don't”, and he always kills with his left hand except when he kills Randel than he uses his right hand because its Arthur who is mad at Randel, Arthur loses everything because of him .... on the back of the picture of his Mother was writen "love your smile TW" maybe TW is Thomas Wayne??? The Actor that plays Bruce Wayne was playing a young version of Joaquins character in the movie "You Were Never Really Here" that means that they look similar and they are dressed in the same colors ... ... Arthur and Bruce are maybe brothers??? sorry for my bad english .... :)

[@KazzyCreates]

I said the same thing in my reaction - are they brothers? I didn't notice the left hand, right hand difference. That is SO COOL!! 😁

[@KazzyCreates]

And YES, I think TW could be Thomas Wayne! I think his mother could have been telling the truth the whole time! That Arthur is their love child!

[@renangoncalves8760]

Best reactions on internet! thanks :)

[@KazzyCreates]

Yay, thank you so much! 😊✌🏼💛

[@AvEnGeD7X238]

When he shot murray, the whole theater was in shock😂 one of the craziest things I’ve seen

[@Skyzenmusic]

You know it’s weird how almost everyone was disturbed or uncomfortable while watching this movie but I didn’t feel anything, am I ok?

[@LyleStyle87]

Nah but that's okay

[@joezizzi3064]

Everyone has a different reaction to this movie

[@joezizzi3064]

More people find it disturbing and dark though, but still a masterpiece

[@energeez]

desensitized

[@devindubay7911]

JOKER!!!!!!!!! I actually saw this movie on my birthday with my Dad and my brother! I thought it was really good!

[@KazzyCreates]

It sure was. An A+++ movie :-)

[@jeffreyknutson]

That was a great reaction video. It reminded me of when I was watching this movie in the theater. WOW!

[@yohannesgizaw3913]

As far as reactions go, this is genuine and the best. It's human. That is what counts.

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much for watching...and thank you for your kind words. That means a lot to me ✌🏼💛

[@yohannesgizaw3913]

@@KazzyCreates Looking forward to more of your reactions Kazzy. Your channel has the makings of a great youtube channel. I have just subbed. Have a blessed day!

[@KazzyCreates]

@@yohannesgizaw3913 Thank you so much for commenting and subscribing 💛😀✌🏼

[@Luciano_LaVoca]

From what I heard, Joaquin Phoneix isn't the Joker batman fights in the future, but the Joker he does fight was inspired by this Joker and mightve been in the crowd at the end. That's a big reason why I love this movie!

[@raminybhatti5740]

That makes more sense, I hope your theory is correct. As much as I'm not a snob, I would like for any future Batman film to not drag Arthur Fleck's Joker into the usual comic book shenanigans of a Batman movie. I feel it would almost cheapen or demean Arthur's ordeal as presented in this particular film.

[@MrTech226]

Director Todd Phillips always wanted to do Joker different than comic book's version. Studio wanted Leonardo Dicaprio as Joker, but Phillips wanted Phoenix.

[@KazzyCreates]

While I love Dicaprio, I do not believe he could have done the job that Phoenix did. Phillips was so smart in his decision to cast Phoenix. Out of this world performance. A+++.

[@skateurself]

@@KazzyCreates its funny.. in phoenix's golden globe acceptance speech he talks about decaprio lol. Decaprio is an amazing effing actor and im sure this movie would stil have been good.. but because they are different... Dicaprio would have had his own take on it. Maybe the movie would have been more "rooting for joker" than "wtf did I just see" idk

[@Karlebow571]

Imagine this movie is directed by Martin Scorsese because this movie is inspired to taxi driver and the king of comedy

[@KazzyCreates]

@@Karlebow571 Yes, I can see that it is definitely inspired by Taxi Driver. Joker is beautiful and heartbreaking.

[@jonathancampbell5231]

Todd Philips hates comic book movies and he's been open about it. He wanted to make a modern day Taxi Driver / King of Comedy but he thought it wouldn't make any money because it's mostly big comic book movies that make huge money these days, so he thought that naming it after a comic book character while minimising as many comic book elements as possible was a way to exploit it (I read that he didn't even want the Wayne family to be in it). He wrongly anticipated that comic book fans would hate this movie, because he was unaware that comic books have "what if / elseworld" stories that are all about alternate takes like this, but he didn't mind because- like Scorsese- he doesn't think that comic book films are "real movies" anyway.

[@sifu2u_now]

I freaking loved this movie...the direction, phoenix acting, the soundtrack, art direction, cinematography, etc etc. All top notch!

[@Eu.Mandye]

I am late but i loved your reaction.. you are so adorable. And the "He is too short" part was so funny 😂😂😂

[@theking7634]

excellent reaction!. this movie is a masterpiece.

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you for watching and for your kind words. I agree - this movie is an absolute masterpiece!! ✌🏼💛

[@hritwik4655]

“He’s too short😭” I was a little confused for like a sec, was she laughing and crying at the same time? Or just crying.

[@WhistleAndSnap]

Both man. Both.

[@kevinlowe4953]

I so LOOOOOOVE me some kazzy... I see her clicked like....end of story.... watching her ... she's like a soothing balm for my soul....luv uuuu jazzy Kazzy

[@Nickel138]

That was hilarious. Great reaction. Subscribed.

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much for commenting and subscribing :-)

[@csmkorn1]

This movie is on par with a Shakespearean tragic masterpiece.

[@the1lordawesomness]

PureGonzo You know I immediately assumed that was a vapid statement, but I thought about it and you’re absolutely right. It’s similar to say Hop-Frog by Poe as well in my eyes.

[@michaelforthriller]

* Greek

[@KazzyCreates]

I agree

[@MrTech226]

Kazzy Background on Joker, he was based on 1928's movie, "Man Who Laughs" with an actor named Conrad Veidt. Creators of Batman plus another man named, Jerry Robinson whose concept design of Joker of Veidt's distinctive smiling in Man Who Laughs. Google his famous photo of the smile inspired Joker. But during the restrictions of comic codes of 50's kept Joker's antics tame until 70's his antics gotten darker. Phoenix's portrayed of Joker reminds of Ledger's Joker as unhinged sociopath. Kane, Finger and Robinson's Joker was described as Psychopath in their 1940's Joker. Remembered new 2021's The Batman trailer, his main villain is Riddler. Another creation by Batman's creators is serial killer. I guess these creations were good verses bad in people's minds during the times of Great Depression.

[@KazzyCreates]

Hmmmm.....very, very interesting 🤔🧐. Thank you for that background 😊✌🏼💛

[@mazza4190]

Wow. Not certain I have seen a more seriously emotionally invested reaction to a film before.

[@KazzyCreates]

While this was a very difficult film for me to watch, I am really glad I finally saw it. It's an A+++ film. However, I can't watch a lot of films like this over and over. When I watched the movie, Se7en, that really hit me as well. Again, excellent film, but difficult for me to watch. I probably will never watch it again. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@AidantheLegend]

well, i'm a much later sub than most of the peeps here, but i finally got around to watching and finishing this vid lol. i've always loved how empathetic, vocal and emotional you are in your reactions. seeing how tough you took some of the darker scenes in this reaction really got to me. When you cried upon realizing Gary couldn't open the door, it hit me with a wave of emotion. I haven't cried at a movie, since I watched Men In Black when I was 11, but seeing you break down made me tear up a bit in that moment. love your vids :)

[@softshallow7435]

As you can see by my avatar I’m a big fan of JOKER film and Joaquin Phoenix deserved the Best Actor Oscar he won in February.

[@KazzyCreates]

He 1000% deserved that Oscar

[@radioflynn5376]

This movie is a very slow burn especially the part about his “GF” but it’s a good one! It took me a little while to rewatch it again.

[@KazzyCreates]

Yes, I agree. Definitely a very slow burn. I will absolutely watch it again (it's incredible), but not for awhile. I can't get it out of my head. This one sticks with you for a long time ✌🏼💛

[@joem3051]

I really felt your emotions watching Joker for the first time. It was my top ten favorites of last year. Awesome reaction! Keep up the good work.

[@masamune2984]

The Reel Rejects sent me here, and I’m glad they did! Loved your reaction, and subbed . Looking forward to watching more🙂

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you so much for watching and subscribing and thank you for your kind words! 😊✌🏼💛 The Reel Rejects are my FAVORITE reactors!! 💛

[@jaxstax753]

This lady is cool.

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you 🙏🏼💛

[@svtcontour]

One of the best movies I've ever seen!

[@KazzyCreates]

It's a Masterpiece!

[@svtcontour]

@@KazzyCreates Indeed! For me its up there with Shawshank redemption, 2001 a space odyssey...etc. In my top 10 :)

[@gery2849]

This has been THE most beautiful, honest and accurate reaction for this movie I've seen. This is exactly what this movie makes you feel like. I really like your reactions, and you obviously, I'd just subscribed, hope to see more :) 💕

[@KazzyCreates]

Wow, thank you!

[@TheRebuilt1]

my favorite just for your real reaction to train scene and recognizing that was Tai Chi not dancing as majority state. Mad respect for being authentic