Legends of the Fall (1994) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

Legends of the Fall (1994) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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[@FucTrump]

"When he was a boy, I thought Tristan would never live to be an old man. I was wrong about that. I was wrong about many things. It was those who loved him most who died young. He was a rock they broke themselves against, however much he tried to protect them. But he had his honor, and a long life, and he watched his children grow, and raise families of their own. Tristan died in 1963, under the moon of the popping tree. He was last seen in the north country, where the hunting was still good. His grave is unmarked, but it does not matter. He had always lived in the borderlands anyway, somewhere between this world, and the other. It was a good death." Pure poetry!

[@86leewis]

This is my favorite film of all time. I'm about to watch this in an hour or so and get drunk. Wrecked.

[@SilentBob731]

Watching this whilst drinking about my tenth rye and ginger....Cheers, Mate!🥃

[@patticriss2238]

💙💙💙

[@lieslmichelle4136]

here here!

[@dappergreens4555]

Same. Have seen it well over 120 times since 1994. The best by far. Epic. 🇺🇸🙏🏼🇺🇸

[@mateoavila1117]

I thought I was the only one who really catalougued this movie at my favorite. I’ve seen it like thousands of times and I never get tired of watching it.

[@86leewis]

She's the water that freezes inside the rock and splits it apart. It is no more her fault than the fault of the water

[@igloo2158]

Very nice.

[@Steak514]

Damn. That's beautiful.

[@heyzooz]

"Tristain was the rock everyone broke themselves against" one of my favorite quotes. Top 3 movie in my opinion. Great reaction.

[@kimcottingham8043]

Over 25 years later this movie still touches a new generation. Beautiful reaction girls!!

[@AceMoonshot]

Isabella II as a child chasing after Tristan as he rode off on his healing journey, then stopping to watch him until he was out of sight, was a great scene for me. Totally unexpected how she suddenly ran into frame. It was so sad. I knew then she was going to end up with Tristan. She didn't feel she was taking Tristan from anyone, he was always hers.

[@misscee6629]

This. Sis waited. Susannah didn't wait. Even If a man I loved they way Susannah does in the movie, I would have waited. Or at least marry someone else and not the remaining brother. Damn girl

[@O-T-7-BTS]

Yes, he was always hers Isabella II's, time just had to happen. She truly loved him, Suzannah was infatuated with him. This is one of my all time favorite movies and it rips me apart every single time I watch it. When my oldest daughter was in high school, sometimes she would look at me and say, "Mom, it feels like a" Legends of The Fall" kinda day". Such beautiful memories involving this fantastic, beautiful yet heartbreaking movie. And btw girls, you are the 1st reactors I've ever seen react to this movie and I couldn't click on it fast enough. I'm so glad you beautiful ladies came up in my recommendations. New sub here! 🩷🤗🩷

[@jeffreydavid6794]

The actor who played Samuel (the youngest brother) played the kid in "ET".

[@kylethompson3008]

Also, Haunting of Hill House and a few other shows by the same director. It's really good if you've never seen it

[@kimcottingham8043]

Seen this least 10 times and never knew that. But I can picture him in et now

[@cinemeleon2808]

WELL DAMN! Now I see it.

[@xxxxSOSEXYxxxx]

HOLY SHIZZZNIT!!! All these years and I never knew that. WOW! Thanks for the info.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

3:28 "why does she have a crush on Tristan? -Ryl cause he looks like Brad Pitt.

[@tonyreyes8315]

I had never heard such a detailed and relevant analysis of the behavior of the characters in this film. You are impressive ladies.

[@JynxRyl]

We appreciate you ❤️

[@Andy.Smurphy]

Such a great movie, the 90's were a magic time for both movies and music ... now we have nothing but super hero/marvel CGI nonsense instead of fabulous stories like this .. for another beautiful story with Brad Pit try The Curious Life of Benjamin Button

[@JMac7395]

I've always felt that Susanna was infatuated with Tristan, not actually in love with him. She seemed so obsessed with the fantasy of the two of them being a couple that she couldn't really comfort him during his grieve over Samuel. I don't think Tristan was ever in love with Susanna. I think he had love for Susanna because of her connection to Samuel. I think Isabel Two was a better match for him. She knew how to read people. Alfred's unrequited love struggle is the most relatable. I think Alfred was more upset that Susanna reciprocated Tristan's affection, than their betrayal of Samuel.

[@FestivalFacePaintArtist]

Agree.

[@AceMoonshot]

I never felt Tristan was in love with Susanna. I do not think he ever would have been, even if she had waited. They just too different. It likely would have ended up just like the Colonel and Isabella. Ill-matched but fond of each other. Yet without the children to act as a glue. Whereas Izzy was in tune with Tristan her whole life. Likely due her being half native American and Tristan was tutored by One Stab. I think Izzy told Susanna that she was going to marry Tristan because she knew how Susanna felt about Tristan and was warning Susanna off. And to lay her claim. I think everyone was very pleased Tristan and Izzy ended up together. Except for Albert and Susanna. I think Susanna was in love with the idea of Tristan and in lust with his masculinity. Albert was in love at first sight. He was lovestruck. Don't want to use the word, simp, but well...

[@dallesamllhals9161]

infatuated = horny?

[@venetianlucifer]

@@AceMoonshot Perfect. Although I think lust is where that deeper bond of love is born. It's primal.

[@rebeccawyse5562]

Obsessed 😮

[@YoureMrLebowski]

4:14 swinging the gun around. 😆

[@americanmutt9089]

Another good movie with Brad Pitt is A River Runs Through It.

[@huffwayno]

Underrated..

[@Charles-yt5ve]

This was like the bad angel on one shoulder and the good angel on the other. Jyn was like, "He HAS to see her," and the bad angel was like 'Yeah, baby'. And Ryl was like, "No he does NOT." LOL!

[@MoMoMyPup10]

There was no knowledge of the danger of tobacco back then. Not even close. Everyone smoked and there was zero fear in the public that it could be harmful. I don't think official warnings came out until the 70's.

[@DavidLopez-yt1ds]

I absolutely loved your reactions to this movie. I was amazed how it touched both of in all levels of emotion. I felt the same when I first saw it. Thank you and good luck.

[@kylethompson3008]

This might be my favorite movie. It has a little bit of everything... well, not much comedy, but it's not that kind of movie. Plus, the cinematography was excellent.

[@ML-ni1tk]

I found Alfred incredibly attractive, with a steady head on his shoulders. He was the first to decide to go look after Samuel. Tristan did it after susanna asked him to, although I believe Tristan would have done it anyway. I even admire his fierce attitude in making a change in government. Despite his father's views, he stood up for his beliefs and carved his own path. My only two faults with him were pining after a woman he knew didn't love him back (maybe it was due to low self-worth) and not getting out of government sooner after they killed Isabel 2.

[@ThistleAndSea]

I have five movies I go back to every few years to rewatch to remind myself of what's important about Life. This is one of them. So much here to think about and to feel, both sadness and joy. I'm glad you both felt it too. Thank you for sharing this one. ❤

[@keptbygrace6221]

@ 15 min "this is so messy" - keep watching 😉

[@KamilDevonish]

27:19 " he's better now.... he's the best version of himself" I was 15 years old when I first saw this movie and even my 15 year old self could tell how unfair that was

[@YoureMrLebowski]

36:59 "was it Samuel? the baby?" -Ryl "WHAT?" -Jyn 😆 omg that was funny. and the popup 👍🏼

[@Charles-yt5ve]

I feel ya, LOL. These two crack me up.

[@phillyphan1225]

I died laughing with that whole interaction 😅😅 and the face when Jyn said “WHAT??”

[@Ambu557]

as a man im not afraid to say ...brad pitt looks beautiful and majestic asf in this !!!! hahaha

[@GeneFuller-tz6bb]

No Diddy

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

prettiest damn man I ever seen in a movie, but still a bad ass.

[@vickiekasafirek9096]

Great movie👍. Thanks for watching this one❤️🌹.

[@KateBoyle-vf1ep]

Susannah mentions in her letter to Tristan congratulating him on the birth of his son that she and Alfred have despaired of ever having children. She was not pregnant when she took her life.. Not a fan of Susannah, I thought Isabell 2 was perfect for Tristan.. Enjoyed your reaction!

[@angelagraves865]

This is such a beautiful movie, I love it. Makes me want to cry just thinking about it, though.

[@phillyphan1225]

They don’t make saga’s like this anymore..what an epic and heart breaking story!😢 Tristen was in such a good place when he came back, Suzanna was not meant to be with him.. the heartache everyone feels watching this movie. When you said “was it Samuel, the baby??” And the face with the “WHAT?!” 😅😅

[@tommigun102470]

Such a underrated movie, this is a masterpiece!

[@barakleibovitz9379]

a true master piece... very underated

[@SimsGirl4Ever]

I always assumed that Susannah was infertile. I don’t think she would’ve killed herself if she had been able to have kids with Alfred. Yes, she was sad that she couldn’t be with Tristan, but I think not being able to have kids on top of that was the last straw for her.

[@mkvision]

Very good reaction and very well understood. Glad to see we get a quality reaction to this film.

[@SilentBob731]

Love this movie, it has nearly everything...Brad Pitt with short hair, Brad Pitt with medium hair, and Brad Pitt with long hair. I mean, what more could the people ask for?😍 Seriously though, this is an excellent film with a stellar cast and some truly important themes, plus a brilliant Soundtrack by James Horner (from which I made a video for "Wild Horses") "It was a Good Death..."

[@sunnyj210]

The scene at the fair when she meets the children..talk about the worst gut punch EVER. The heart break is palpable. There was no bad guy or good guy like u said. It was just life happening. But. Omg!, life sucks sometimes.

[@mtdreams72]

Being from Montana this is of course a favorite movie. In fact only 60 miles from Helena where Alfred ended up. While the homestead was filmed in Canada there are so many places in western Montana as majestic as in the film. And while eastern Montana is more prairie it has a beauty of its own.

[@jamesanthony5257]

The scenes where Tristan is in Polynesia were filmed at Ocho Rios, St. Ann Jamaica. Virtual Hug

[@scottjo63]

Fun fact: That ending bear fight was the bear's long time trainer and bear play fighting

[@NameOptional-p9u]

"not the back shots" lol

[@huffwayno]

Yall are shameful talking about Brad Pitt!! I love it. Thats how every woman, and plenty of men felt in 1994..😂🤣😂🤣

[@letitbe1977]

@@huffwayno Nothing's saying anything shameful about Brad. He's hot, that's it.

[@mack7882]

I was annoyed the first time I watched this until the last 5 minutes when Alfred comes back to his family and wins his father's approval. I'm glad I watched your guys reaction as I never felt any empathy for Susanna until you two brought that for me, so thanks.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

well said

[@lalaelectra]

I cry 9 times every time I watch this movie. It is one of my favorite movies ❤

[@JynxRyl]

❤️❤️

[@rebeccawyse5562]

This movie what a beautiful reaction.

[@tommywalker3746]

Speaking of bears. Did you know grizzly bears and polar bears can have babies? There's 8 cubs or so since 2006

[@cog4life]

Life is like a box of chocolates…you never know what you’re gonna get…😊

[@hawks7775]

You two are so beautiful Great analysis for an epic tragic movie about the tragedies of life..... The devastation of what war in the heart and the real world can do to us...

[@Solo_Wargame]

awesome! One of my favorite movies! I'm sure you will both enjoy this one! I recommend Last of the Mohicans (another of my favorite movies).. Tristan is a classic example on why girls shouldn't fall for the bad boys.

[@cog4life]

If yall keep on….imma have to sign up! 😊😊❤Putting out some great content lately!! Wow! One if my favorites! Brad Pitt is fine in this movie. lol!

[@Aka_daka]

Love this film! great reaction guys.

[@steven2640]

I'm not sure this film would be half as good as it was without James Horner's music. That's true for most films but that score was exceptional.

[@Pinzollo100]

TRAGIC

[@SilentBob731]

11:45 Cue Brad Pitt going "Beast Mode"... 33:13 See, it's stuff like this why I retired from Personal Relationships....the Humans are friggin' Crazy!

[@cog4life]

He really IS in love with Isabel 2.

[@wheelmanstan]

Y'all gotta watch Fried Green Tomatoes. You'll love that one. This film reminds me of Gone With the Wind.

[@earthresident9022]

I believe that was a perfect reaction❤❤❤❤awesome u guys so nice and inteli

[@igloo2158]

The movie every female fell in love with Brad Pitt. I was in the theater and the women all yelled out when he first rode up with the long hair. I told my girlfriend sitting next to me that I’d give her a hall pass. I mean c’mon.

[@garycompton1319]

Ladies, I dearly appreciate your reactions/analysis of whatever you are viewing. You both are aptly equipped with life experiences/womens intuition that aid you here on this channel. I'll be back!!!

[@JynxRyl]

We appreciate you 💜

[@ryanmartin4053]

Thank you for reacting to this classic!

[@chystubin07]

One of my favorite movies, Brad Pitt never looked better 😍

[@scorpiouk5914]

This is one of my favorite movies! You two ladies broke this movie down in one watch. I salute you. I have watched you before, but this reaction has convinced me to subscribe. P S. It is my theory that Suzanna was barren. She couldn't have children. Did Tristan know or suspect? I have no idea.

[@nathansnider6525]

Epic reaction ladies!!!

[@Natedawgg84]

That woman was toxic asf to all three brothers! 😂

[@privateer9181]

100%

[@KateBoyle-vf1ep]

Agreed!

[@that.ll_do_pig]

Agree. So were Alfred and Tristan; both coveted her immediately. They were too isolated out there which made it easy to become infatuated with her.

[@cinemeleon2808]

You're hurt and projecting.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

29:30 "i'm getting second hand heartbreak." -Ryl 💔

[@86leewis]

My favorite scene is when Susanna visits Tristan in jail. She could barely talk. We never got to hear what her speech was about 😊, the responsibilities of women and something. Sometimes I still dream that I'm the mother of your children

[@mpstchannel1811]

This Movie is on top 3 of my all Time Movies …. Great Reaction Girls ..👌🏼

[@saccamadiqeu2600]

which are the other 2 movies?

[@xnyph8490]

Thank-You, ladies. Your commentary was much needed, for this movie.

[@cog4life]

51:35 if she hadn’t ended it…she would have ended up raising Tristan’s children. Which may have been some type of comfort to her. Bc she couldn’t get pregnant. Idk. 😢

[@MoMoMyPup10]

Probably shouldn't overthink your reactions with so many guesses and conversations about guesses that turn out to be way off. You wind up talking over more information they're giving you. A lot of channels seem to make that mistake.

[@cinemeleon2808]

They're reacting how they react, and it's fine. Buzz off.

[@TheBlackJester10]

You know how i know you felt this flick? By the tear stains on the front of your shirt 😂

[@biggary9602]

Such a great movie but is hard to revisit as it is impossibly sad.

[@cog4life]

Really enjoyed watching with y’all 😊

[@dallesamllhals9161]

7:15 Smelling GOOD is bad...You know 😕 Back in the '90s: Tristan was my hero......now It's Alfred 😕 PS Life hurts...no matter what You do...

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

That’s one of my favourite movies too…it’s just beautiful and sad, and real! It was a pleasure watching it with you ladies! ❤

[@JohnnyJohnny-f5o]

Good movie but the main woman character is such a cringe simp

[@cinemeleon2808]

Infatuation has never gripped you before. It's not so much the person, but more so the infatuation itself. I could make mindless statement like yourself once until it happened to me. Just keep living.

[@joshoberg9797]

"A river runs through it" is the Brad Pitt movie to see.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

6:55 "oh that's so weird." -Jyn that expression 😆

[@YoureMrLebowski]

33:08 "that's pain." -Jyn

[@SCharlesDennicon]

37:09 Oooooh yes, we CAN blame you for thinking that, sorry, girl friend. :D

[@marksardakowski4323]

One-off my favorite films.

[@LlamaLlamaMamaJamaac]

“Not what I thought it would be/I was naive” Disillusionment was a HUGE thing in WWI A lot of soldiers were literal teenage boys, filled with a sense of duty and almost a romantic view of defending their country. They likely HADN’T seen a war before.. but even if they had, WWI was the first conflict that utilized military innovation like flamethrowers, heavy artillery including shrapnel, and fighter planes. I cannot begin to imagine seeing those things that had been nonexistent. Life in trenches was a step above hell. The were cold, rat infested, and dank. In fact moisture was such an issue that they would develop a condition called trench foot - skin breakdown and infections from being wet all the time. This is Europe so sometimes it also got cold enough to cause frostbite. Living in trenches was bad, but emerging from them was WORSE. The face was the first body part to be unprotected, which caused UNIMAGINABLE facial wounds. I’m talking about huge chunks of the face being blown OFF - and often times the victims survived. And then they Allied soldiers would have noticed that the Central Powers soldiers were ALSO very young men, and vice versa. And if allllll that weren’t enough-traumatized soldiers were COURT MARTIALED for desertion and cowardice. Forget no treatment for PTSD… THEY PUNISHED IT AS A CRIME. Interesting fact: modern reconstructive surgery was born of the need to give these guys their lives back. The surgeon who created the techniques operated on over *11,000* men by 1918!! FUN fact: the surgeon who created the techniques ALSO pioneered bottom surgery for transgender people.

[@mistywanderer1787]

How crazy that is when you think about Alfred's and Tristan's conversation after the war. Alfred knew all along that Tristan was never truly in love with Susanna, he just wanted to sleep with her...

[@kimmo.3400]

I am so glad you watched this ... This is just one of the best movies ever, and all the love and pain in this movie hits you like nothing else .... And extremely good acting does that!! ❤❤

[@MonsterCody]

"Government", yes the true villain.......😮

[@YoureMrLebowski]

31:35 this movie, right?

[@fernandocarrasco1977]

You Girls should watch Brad Pitt & Anthony Hopkins team up again for ' Meet Joe Black' Great Movie

[@fronthorse]

Great you're back. And more so with that wonderful movie. Greez from Germany

[@stallion78]

Enjoyed your reactions. Hope you can watch “Last of the Mohicans” One of the best movies of the 90s

[@rebeccawyse5562]

A wondermous reaction yall, thnx.

[@patticriss2238]

Look where they live. They aren’t exactly being exposed to female company. And she was lovely. Very sad movie.

[@LuminairPrime]

OMGGGG YESSSS!!! 🎉❤

[@cog4life]

41:12 Such insight. That’s how I feel. No real villain. 😢

[@bruinbro23]

First, agree a masterpiece movie combined with awesome background. So producers, director did it right. Second, actors, if you watched or reacted to E.T., Elliot grown up as Samuel. Oldest brother, actor Aiden Quinn is one of my favorite actors. He plays a bad killer in comedy Stakeout, with Richard Dreyfuss and Emilio Estevez, and top actor in one of my favorites, The Assignment, 1997. And Julia Ormond, need to watch her with Harrison Ford in 1995 Sabrina. Will help feeling better after this! And Third......💖💋💖. X. 2

[@flixandclips]

Tristan is the one and only!!

[@caterinas1627]

I loved this movie so much, one of my favorites. Great reaction ❤

[@geneaikenii1092]

Thank you both for reacting to "Legends Of The Fall". I remember when it first came out in theatres. Everyone loved this one. I'm still here for you girls. Love your style. Cannot wait to check ya out on the next. Bless you and yours. Peace and love. Big shoutout from a big fan of yours, here in the mountains of East Tennessee. U.S.A. Go with God. Later.

[@brandallblack5833]

This was the saddest movie I ever watched but I loved it lol

[@paulsutubification]

I’m 61 and don’t believe anyone can bring humanity to the United States or any country due to greed worldwide.

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

This movie is not perfect, but it's pretty close. Apart from the amazing cinematography and musical score, the characters and story are so good. Brad Pitt and Julia Ormond were both ridiculously beautiful. If you ever wonder how many different ways a movie can break your heart...watch this. Great reaction, ladies. Virtual Hug.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

Lol they didn't yet have information about effects of alcohol and cigarettes.

[@mysam4504]

I didn't think I could laugh so much during a reaction to this film. Y'all are too funny!❤ Edited to say: My comment felt incomplete. I also appreciated how astute y'all were in your analysis. Please stay safe!!! Update us when you can.

[@cog4life]

3:02 it doesn’t matter if he speaks English 😂😂😂

[@kimcottingham8043]

Over 25 years later this movie still touches a new generation. Beautiful reaction girls!!

[@writerwade9241]

Wow! GREAT reaction! You even got me emotional and I've seen this many times. Now, go draw a bubble bath and open a bottle of wine. You earned it.