MY COUSIN VINNY (1992) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!

We've been watching a lot of action movies lately so it was a lot of fun to switch things up with a comedy like My Cousin Vinny!
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[@OctoKrool]

Since we've gotten more subs it seems like copyright keeps being more and more annoying; random old videos being hit and this video is still processing. Said screw and upload it anyways, whatever happens; happens. Gonna have to try and figure this nonsense out. :(

[@TYE2020]

U guys should watch above the rim

[@Cifer77]

Good luck man, everyone knows KZbin can be aggravating.

[@eddyandthebadcheese2247]

you should watch Ralph Macchios (the nephew) more famous role in the Karate Kid 84.... then watch cobra kai...34 years later.. its crazy good

[@furqanmahdi8936]

No no , Soul food 90, sleeper's 90

[@osirispluto8782]

I can only imagine how frustrating that is. Hang in there guys.

[@Justin_80]

All rise for the Honorable Judge, Herman Munster.

[@polivepea]

Exactly

[@lyndsimartin3889]

Yaas

[@hotflesh66]

Harvard graduate too!

[@TheCoreyd1086]

Sadly this would be the last time Fred Gwynn would appear on the screen as his passed away from cancer a few months after this movie came out

[@shannonherb2048]

He was Jud to in pet cemetery.

[@ryanbryce2752]

Marisa Tomei won an Academy award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in this film. She is amazing.

[@dotaplayer6768]

she is, but not in this movie.that award was total bullshit

[@Waterford1992]

Yeah it must of been a very slow year that time.

[@mnomadvfx]

She hasn't done much though - leads me to think that she had a family somewhere in between films.

[@justinnaniong7872]

@@mnomadvfx She had two Oscar nominations after this movie as well as being on Broadway every 3 years or so. You can see her plenty if you watch something other than blockbuster movies.

[@GregInHouston2]

I could not believe they cast her as Peter Parker's Aunt Mae. But she did it!

[@majorfaulking4427]

The most underrated beautiful woman ever , Marisa Tomei. Absolutely stunning

[@m_i_s_t_a_h__j_]

Damn straight.

[@LawNerd24]

Untamed Heart might be worth a watch.

[@ironwoman2012]

Agreed.

[@rosslumbus]

Most underrated comment

[@stevenjump8234]

She also won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for this role!

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

You cut out the best part. Where Marisa, being cheeky AF, crushes the prosecutor when he tries to discredit her. God damn she was brilliant in this movie. For once a well deserved Oscar.

[@marietaylor208]

TOTALLY!! I wanted to see you guys reaction to that SO BAD!

[@notvalidcharacters]

"Four degrees before top dead center" --- deadliest burn EVER. And easily the heaviest line in the entire flick.

[@mindcrome]

This is one of my favorite on screen couples

[@mikeascarlton88]

That’s why Marisa Tomei won the Oscar for best supporting actress for this movie

[@moxiedeuce]

Well deserved

[@LA_HA]

m powell's: Wasn't this one of the few given for a comedic performance? I thought I read or heard it somewhere

[@brianmcgarry1632]

She killed it tbf

[@paulhewes7333]

She was a smoke show and terrific actress.

[@Ivy94F]

@@LA_HA Very true. Its hardly ever given for comedy. The only ppl that come to mind are Madelaine Khan for Blazing Saddles and Whoopi Goldberg for Ghost. Even though Ghost isn’t exactly a comedy, her character was comedic.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

_"Now, Mrs Riley, and _*_ONLY_*_ Mrs Riley..."_ 😂😂😂

[@shadypelican]

Legal Eagle does a GREAT breakdown of this film from a lawyer's perspective. Turns out the cross-examination scene at the end is actually shown in law schools!

[@amandadougherty6615]

I’m an attorney and can attest to this. Marissa Tomei’s qualification as an expert is also shown as it really meets the standard for when it’s proper to qualify an expert witness.

[@17thknight]

My dad's a lawyer and he considered this for most of his life to be the best representation of good legal work he's ever seen on film.

[@chesteradams7423]

@@17thknight I have heard that from many lawyers, it still has unrealistic things in it of course, but that's for more comedic effect. The judge does make some...questionable decisions lol.

[@galadballcrusher8182]

@@chesteradams7423 i m thinking the problem is there is a town of dummmies set up in their ways and thinking owning to it justifies bending the law specialy when it concerns outsiders (sadly not that uncommon on countryside towns) .And this judge is no exception

[@mrbeckles1980]

Yeah they do.

[@csw3287]

Fred Gwynne was an Incredible actor..

[@mnomadvfx]

This was his last appearance on film and his second to last on screen sadly. He died in July 1993, the year after My Cousin Vinny was released. I always remember him in film for MCV and Michael J Fox's "Secret of my Success", in which he plays the CEO of the competing company trying to do a hostile takeover of MJF's current employer (it's right at the end but it's memorable enough to count 😁).

[@Rmlohner]

The screech owl actually wasn't in the original script. One just happened to show up while they were filming, and they figured it would be a great addition to the gag of loud noises at night.

[@aronhalverson2115]

Thats my favorite part of the movie, I laugh my ass off everytime

[@MatthewFutrell]

@@aronhalverson2115 same here. The owl species is called the Eastern Screech Owl en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_screech_owl

[@jimtatro6550]

Kills me every time.😂😂😂

[@mnomadvfx]

It just about caused me to splash my grandmas living room with food out of my mouth because I was laughing so hard the first time I watched this. I ended up half choking and my sides splitting from the laughter all at once - truly brilliant film.

[@forealz3255]

I love how it jumps but doesn't get scared enough to fly away, and then just looks at him lolol and how Vinny strolls back inside like he did something lolol

[@jmhaces]

Ah, Marisa Tomei. The woman who made so many of us utter the unthinkable phrase, "Man, Spiderman's aunt is hot."

[@jyesucevitz]

and her return role in The Wrestler? (with another Marvel alum.) time has been very very good to Miss Tomei.

[@rammsteinrulz16]

Marissa and Anna Kendrick should have a "who can age better" contest

[@mnomadvfx]

The astonishing thing is that in My Cuusin Vinny she is basically acting flawlessly as old as she is in Spiderman despite being 25 odd years younger at the time. (though the films color grading, tone and her wardrobe go some way towards selling this it must be noted) It was an act so good she won an Academy Award for it that year.

[@2Stoned2Care153]

@@jyesucevitz That strip tease in the wrestler gotta grab tha 🧴and a 🧦

[@billymuellerTikTok]

@@2Stoned2Care153 also check her out in BEFORE THE DEVIL KNOWS YOU'RE DEAD

[@jamedraa8472]

Whenever I catch my sister making instant grits, I hit her with that line "no self respecting southerner cooks instant grits". There are so many great lines!

[@primaverasierra3477]

Marisa Tomei deserved to win the Oscar for this role. It's so rare people win for comedic roles.

[@DavidRomigJr]

The people weren’t stupid. It was just a case of mistaken identity: two sets of two similar looking young men in two identical looking unusual looking cars arriving back to back at a store. This does point out how eye witness testimony is only something like 10% reliable. The mind is a amazing but one thing it accelerates at is filling in the gaps without you even knowing. If you see something and try to remember it but the memory has gaps, your mind will fill in those gaps with what you’re currently seeing and you will think that is always how you remembered it. Vinnie did a great job at establishing doubt. Two witnesses saw two men in a metallic mint green car exit the store but not necessarily the same ones. One witness identified the defendants go into the store and two men leave in a metallic mint green car but was mistaken about how much time had passed. That might have gotten them off. The Vinnie proved it couldn’t be the same car and thus it couldn’t be the same men because of the peel out tire tracks. That almost definitely would have gotten them off. Finding the actual murderers was just icing on the cake and left absolutely no doubt.

[@RobertMorgan]

Watching twitch streamers play Among Us for years at this point, I have less than 0% confidence in eyewitness testimony. Countless times I've seen someone kill a player, then gaslight the rest of the lobby to the point they accuse and throw out innocent people, and it's like man, people are easy to manipulate, unfortunately. I've seen it in real life with people around me, I've watched a video feed of a local city council meeting, and discussing it the next day they point out "Did you see THAT?" and I won't remember it until video playback, then I mention a thing they don't remember.

[@baronhomer1]

Yeah none of those people were strong to screw the kids not even the other lawyer.vinny deserved the contempt of courts he got.not sure why everyone thinks they are being railroaded.

[@アキコ2003]

Aka stupid

[@everyonelovesmajima]

"Uh, everything that guy said is bullshit. Thank you."

[@paulymar5996]

Vinny: "Oh, here's a picture of me from behind. And I didn't think I could feel worse than I did a few seconds ago..."

[@daniellanctot6548]

“ I think you should be down on your fuckin' knees.” 🤣🤣🤣 Gets me every time! And since the great Marisa Tomei is now the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Aunt May to their Spider-Man, until they decide to show us otherwise: I’m gonna keep on believing that Joe Pesci is Uncle Ben.

[@bottlecaps2741]

That would legitimately be a fantastic flashback.

[@xejelah]

The on going joke at that time was people from certain parts of Jersey were used to high crime and sirens - so the prison was like home to him. Which is why he was smiling while he slept.

[@marissawojo441]

I was named after Marisa Tomei because of her performance in this movie. My mom said she was the type of woman she wanted me to be like.

[@aliahspirituality]

how sweet!

[@Ivy94F]

That is so sweet! I loved her character. She was loving, funny, supportive, and most importantly, she was smart. Great person to emulate.

[@finkiusmaximus]

But with a different spelling

[@Armaldo468]

@@finkiusmaximusSo what? It’s still the same name. What exactly is the point of mentioning this?

[@marissawojo441]

​@@finkiusmaximus yeah... good catch

[@corumhayes8178]

"That's lard!!".. well, yeah! It's an essential part to a good southern breakfast

[@manuelper]

One of the best comedies ever made. Infinitely watchable and classic scene after classic scene.

[@afn3899]

Marisa brings her game, Joe is hilarious as always, Ralph is my awesome 80's guy, and ya gotta love Fred Gwynne the legend

[@robbieingram569]

Marisa had the best part in the whole movie. Well deserved Oscar!

[@chillwill386]

Oh man gotta do more Joe Pesci. Man is a legend. Goodfellas, Casino, Lethal Weapon. Classics.... sidenote... as good as Joe is in this movie, it would be NOTHING without Marisa Tomei. She killed it.

[@christinegelabert1651]

@Will Bishop I'm not sure about the others you mentioned but I do know that they did Goodfellas a while back. So just look it up on their channel, but I forgot when they did it. It's relatively recent because I know I saw it about a month ago.

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

Vinny is from New York. The loud consistent noise of yelling/fighting in the prison was familiar and was like white noise to him. As opposed to complete silence being suddenly broken by a loud interruption - such as a whistle, .....or pigs, ....or a train................or....an owl. 🦉 😁😁😁

[@marcovacca9144]

Nowthatisawesome. Interesting analysis. I've seen this movie hundreds of times and I never thought about this theory/explanation. I just thought that he was so tired from the trial and sleep deprivation that it finally caught up to him this finally getting a good night's sleep. But, I like your perspective better.

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

@@marcovacca9144 I was raised in New York. So I immediately picked up on that. 😁

[@whovianhistorybuff]

It could also be taken that after 3 sleepless nights he was so tired he could sleep through a prison riot.

[@fish_thefilmcollector]

The judge played by Fred Gwynne was also Hermann Munster in the classic tv show The Munsters!! Also Marisa Tomei won the Academy Award for best supporting actress for this role.

[@danielallen3454]

Oh, dude. Owls are some of the loudest and scariest animals in the woods. They are creepy as hell. Especially when they rattle. They don't make a cry, they just click their beaks really fast and really loud. It is the most pants-fillingly terrifying sound you will ever hear in the woods.

[@beandean23]

And their legs are really long.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Marissa Tomei kills it in this movie..

[@awesomov]

Always remember Hanlon's razor: "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."

[@martinm8991]

Besides liking this movie (and Marisa Tomei) anyways, it is a very special one for me: when I was learning English, this was (almost 30 years ago) the very first movie where I understood every sentence, each single word and nuance.

[@deenormus1975]

I was JUST doing the “dead on balls accurate” thing about 3 hours ago.😃 My man said “I guess the f’ing thing’s broken.”😂 Zero prompting from me. Never been more proud

[@andrewcharles459]

It's an industry term.

[@deoncruywagen5191]

The reason Vinny got a good night's sleep in prison is because he comes from New York, so all those siren noises etc. is normal from where he comes from. So he slept like a baby.

[@crazycatlady9749]

As a Southerner, I was raised on grits. Cheesy grits, butter grits, sweet grits, fried grits... now I'm hungry. Im making some grits!

[@Quessir]

As someone not American, what ARE grits?

[@crazycatlady9749]

@@Quessir lol! Its just ground corn, usually a more starchy variety of corn, so when its cooked its like a thick porridge. Edit to add: You may have also heard it called Polenta. Only difference is Polenta is made from a yellow corn, and grits are made from a white corn variety.

[@josecarbajal5710]

I have a container of grits in a cupboard. My mom bought it because she thought oatmeal. What do you make it with?

[@the_nikster1]

@@josecarbajal5710 it's a breakfast food so you usually have it with eggs and toast. it's often made with butter, salt and pepper.

[@the_nikster1]

I can't do sweet grits lol I'm a savory grits girl myself.

[@Paul_Waller]

This was the "You like me" moment at Oscars that year where Marisa Tomei won the movie's only Oscar for best supporting actress

[@OctoKrool]

That's actually impressive and she definitely deserved it; I love Marisa Tomei in this movie

[@KBH27]

FYI, The Judge, Fred Gwynne played Herman Munster on The Munsters back in the day. He's also in the original Pet Sematary

[@patticriss2238]

It is apparent you guys DO NOT live in a small town. It’s just like that. Every town popped up around the railroads snd stores close when they want to. Most of us k ow it’s gonna happen before the sign goes up. The south is “special”. Lives here all my life.

[@collectivevision9884]

Can I just say I’m proud to see your channel growing the way it is. Oktokrool I’ve been watching you for quite a while now and you and Chris seem like some real descent fellas so it’s well deserved.

[@cindiaker5778]

I loved this movie !! It is an underappreciated classic comedy for sure . It was a star studded movie. I personally loved "Herman Munster" (Fred Gwynne) as the judge.

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

Amazing film a true masterpiece very classic My Cousin Vinny directed by Jonathan Lynn written and produced by Dale Launer starring Joe Pesci, Ralph Macchio, Marisa Tomei, Mitchell Whitfield, Fred Gwynne and music score by Randy Edelman. This film was a critical and financial success, with Pesci, Gwynne, and Tomei all praised for their performances, for this film Marisa Tomei won an Oscar for best supporting actress. Thank you so much OctoKrool great reaction very nice awesome😊👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@outcastedbookworma5]

As someone who grew up in the South, not only is this film legally accurate (according to reviews), but it’s also accurate about Southern people. 😂 I swear, the train in the middle of the night by the hotel is the funniest part. Same with the owl followed by a series of gunshots lmao.

[@jeknechtphotography7106]

One of my favorite Pesci roles and I love Marissa Tomei in this. The court room scene about the laws of physics is absolutely hilarious.

[@jamesm1]

The offense at the grits skepticism had me rolling lol!

[@chesteradams7423]

My uncle has an owl living outside his house, and yes they are that loud.

[@differencemaker242]

The girl who played his girlfriend is Aunt May from Spider-Man. I believe she won an Oscar for this role.

[@ChrisMaxfieldActs]

24:16 No one ever comments about the fact that he sleeps peacefully to the sounds of a prison uprising because they are indistinguishable from sleeping in his neighborhood in NYC.

[@jjc5871]

The Lethal Weapon movies (2, 3, and 4) are probably my favorite Joe Pesci movies and 4 has my absolute favorite Joe Pesci lines. Him and Chris Rock going back and forth about cell phones is beyond hilarious.

[@ToddQuinlan]

In 2, when he's imitating the South African guy when he's telling the story to Riggs... "But, but, you're blech!" I double over every time

[@RocketRoketto]

ITS HIS SOUL RETURNING TO HIS BODY WHEN HE REALIZES IT'S VINNY.

[@diha2271]

This movie is awesome - thanks for letting me relive watching this movie again for first time through your eyes. Btw the actress playing Joe Pescis girlfriend won Oscar for this.

[@ArtofFreeSpeech]

IMO, one of the greatest comedies ever made.

[@alucardbloodream2013]

marisa tomei was babe in this movie, shes aged very well since playing aunt may in spiderman

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

She worked so well with Bill Burr in *The King of Staten Island.*

[@17thknight]

Bro she's 56 and hotter than most 20 year olds.

[@alucardbloodream2013]

@@PhantomFilmAustralia never heard of it

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

@@alucardbloodream2013 Holy shit! You gotta get on that one, man! Stars: Marisa Tomei. Bill Burr, Pete Davidson, Steve Buscemi, and directed by Judd Apatow. A great film!

[@mnomadvfx]

She was playing a much, much older woman in MCV though - more like the age she actually is now or at least middle aged rather than the late 20's she was when this was filmed.

[@donaldgilbert6739]

The judge is Herman Munster from the Munsters tv show!

[@KS-xk2so]

"Here's one of me from behind.... and I didn't think I could feel worse than I did a coupla seconds ago, THANK YOU!"

[@rufiosrufie7639]

Yesss! Definitely top 10 of all time in my book! Btw Marisa Tomei won an Oscar (I believe) for best Actress. For a comedy, it's almost unheard of!

[@StevenWilliams2560]

Best Supporting Actress

[@mattirzzmattimuss]

Y'all need to watch "Berry Gordy's "The Last Dragon"...

[@TearYouApart360]

Sho'Nuff

[@robertdanyus6836]

The judge in My Cousin Vinny is Fred Gwynne who played Herman Munster in the television series The Munsters during the late 60s

[@OctoKrool]

It's actually funny, because I didn't know that at all but the first thing I thought when I saw him is that he looked like Frankenstein's monster LOL

[@mattirzzmattimuss]

Y'all need to watch "Berry Gordy's "The Last Dragon"!!!...

[@3DJapan]

I never noticed before, the judge was played by Fred Gwyn, who is most famous for playing Herman Munster of The Munsters.

[@levaulafaafuata7064]

Absolute "Classic". Thanks guys for the great movie, This is an old favorite, but just the anticipation and watching your reaction was priceless. It's always a pleasure to kick back on your channel and enjoy. Thanks again. p.s " Law Abiding Citizen " is another great movie to watch also.

[@XperimentorEES]

Gone Fishin' (1997) is another great movie he was in, another underrated classic comedy.

[@finekat296]

Vinny was able to sleep in prison because he was from NYC, and it sounded just like the noise you get in a large city like that, that never sleeps XD

[@comicnerd8028]

If you guys haven't seen it you should watch Primal Fear. It's another great courtroom film and it's Edward Norton's film debut.

[@zeke6319]

This has to be one of my favorite movies. I will sit down and watch it start to finish every time its on and each scene is memorable.

[@Jagnathbaba]

"He thinks you should give it to him?" Lol his friend was very funny as well

[@totomomo18]

Great movie. The part that always kills me is the public defender who looks so perfect and than he is completely useless where he cant speak at court.If you want another great legal movie you should try The Rainmaker 1997 with Matt Daemon

[@esclad]

Thank you for watching this :)) Two Yuts... Sorry, two youths! lol

[@tanyaperez4892]

You guys have to watch Analyze This with Robert De Niro and Billy Crystal it is hilarious!! It is the funniest parring no one saw coming! ps...the Judge played Herman Munster from the 60's US sitcom.

[@tonycardone990]

And Analyze That also. Both are hilarious.

[@bustagutable]

Joe P. was introduced in the 2nd Lethal Weapon series (some of the others too) with Danny Glover and Mel Gibson. Great series if you haven't seen them. Joe is hilarious.

[@RocketRoketto]

Craziest thing about this movie is how ralph Macchio was in his 30s. Married with a child by the time he played this soon to be College freshman

[@williamjamesrapp7356]

IN NOVEMBER you should watch the ALMOST CULT CLASSIC ***FUNNY FARM*** with Chevy Chase. It is a Funny Wholesome and Holiday Season type movie.

[@SchazmenRassir]

Fun fact: This is LegalEagle's favorite courtroom movie, and gets top marks for realism. And it's just a great movie anyway.

[@jescis0]

I love the Legaleagle's reaction to this movie! 😂😂

[@this.is.a.username]

one point of this movie is the adage of a hanging focusing ones mind. took him 6 years to pass the bar but he turns into super lawyer to save his cuz

[@the_nikster1]

yes!! I clicked so fast! this movie is such a classic and I used to always watch it when it came on cable. Marisa Tomei absolutely earned her Oscar and everyone else was top notch as well. one of my all-time favorite movies; thanks for the reaction guys! 😃

[@maddyf.6296]

I've never seen anything more adorable then those two big country hick looking guys drinking tea out of pretty floral mugs

[@k8tallison250]

Wait a minute... You guys (rightfully) get excited about Ralph Machio and Joe Pesci but nothing for Marisa Tomei??🤔 you also left out the best part of this movie..... "it's a trick question..... No-one can answer it" rant #shesaqueen

[@hollywhite7449]

"Decent people who are F-ing stupid" Best encapsulation of the trial EVER!

[@yakamen]

My favorite person was Marissa Tomei. She was a tier 1 top notch character AND a smoke show.

[@jamesm654]

“When Ralph and I were walking through the prison the first time like holding our blankets and walking to our cell and you hear the prisoners screaming at us. Those are real prisoners, and they really were yelling at us. ... They had to tone it down with what they put in the movie because they were saying some horrible stuff. Ralph and I were petrified.” Lynn and his team used an actual owl for the scene, “which was probably a ridiculous chance to take,” he said in DVD commentary. “People … think it’s a Muppet because its behavior was so perfect. It screeched, it looked back at Vinny, and then it looked back at the camera and screeched again. We got amazingly lucky with that screech owl.”

[@alwayzchillin0714]

My favorite scene from any movie has to be when Marisa Tomei takes the stand and educates everyone about tire marks. She’s pretty cute too. 😏😂

[@patrickholt2270]

Screech Owls are a thing. Other Owls don't sound like that. You usually get a "hoo hoo" which is kind of soothing actually.

[@speakstheobvious5769]

This movie is the perfect example of why you don't talk to the police without a lawyer. PERIOD. Also I think that someone who had to take the bar six times would actually have retained a lot more information.

[@jasoncar1469]

He sleeps so soundly in the prison because the noises going on in the prison were similar to the city. They were the sounds of home. He couldn't handle the sounds of nature.

[@redheadgirlygirl7]

This is why Marisa Tomei won an Oscar for this performance!

[@eddyandthebadcheese2247]

you should watch Ralph Macchios (the nephew) more famous role in the Karate Kid 84.... then watch cobra kai...34 years later.. its crazy good

[@BLUJAI100]

Cobra Kai was what all 80s kids needed but didn’t know we needed🙌🏾😂

[@eddyandthebadcheese2247]

@@BLUJAI100 wait, you were a kid in the 80s? you look younger than that..ha

[@halgari]

Fun fact, the girlfriend of Vinny is Aunt Mae in the newest Spider-Man series

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Yeah, I was wondering if they noticed that.

[@russellburress6240]

Marissa to may got a academy award for best supporting actor for that role as Vinnie's girlfriend

[@neilgriffiths6427]

Lol - "Hey, how's them magic grits working for y'all?" I never thought of that, yup, guess he's gonna have to move...maybe out-of-state! :)

[@marcovacca9144]

Your advice to any store clerks watching about making sure to fill the cup to the rim (and beyond) with whatever beverage the customer requests is funny.

[@derred723]

I will NEVER not have a crush on Marisa Tomei! And legend cause she was in the first season of A Different World with Lisa "Fine as shit" Bonet.

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

That judge was played by Fred Gwynn, more famously known as Herman Munster.

[@scottlouis]

This is a great reaction! I haven’t seen this CLASSIC in a spell! 12:20 you had me ROLLING!! Lol 😂

[@RltchieI]

Joe Pesci also released a CD called Vincent LaGuardia Gambini Sings Just for You which features Marisa Tomei 6 years after the movie.

[@Presice]

Crazy this is considered one of the greatest trial movies ever

[@loganmaximus2160]

I'm just a fast cook! Ya don't LOOK fast, buddy!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Oh wow... this must be my second time watching your reaction. I looked down 2 posts and I apparently liked this same line the last time too! HAHAHAHA! And that was a year ago! Wow

[@chesteradams7423]

Such a great movie, and according to lawyers, one of the most accurate lawyer movies there is (But still has unrealistic thing in it, being a comedy and all)

[@ghettoprince187]

I forgot Marissa Tomei was in this movie. Had such a crush on her after seeing this movie at 8 years old.

[@truckinfool3550]

You guys really crack me up, you get so into any food shown on screen. You were practically drooling in the mob movies with the Italian food.

[@StephenLWilson]

You guys are hilarious! Half-slurpee drinking, effing magic grits eating mofos anyway! LOL! My new favorite reactors. 8-)

[@deoncruywagen5191]

He slept well in the prison because he comes from Brooklyn. So the prison sounds sounded like where he comes from, with all the police sirens, etc., so he slept like a baby.

[@HeartzOfDiamondz]

Man that had me dying when u said , “ Close for fluuu “ huuuhhhh 🤣🤣🤣

[@aprilstanley8708]

Understand the sleeping part. I am from New York, you get used to sleeping with people in the streets arguing and fighting, and police sirens . Then I moved to the South and I was not used to the quiet and the country sounds of crickets and other animals. Also I too never heard of grits until I moved down South, my family ate cream of wheat.