Shutter Island (2010) Movie REACTION!!

[@NikkiStevenReact]

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[@ArtemisTGM]

It's always amazing re-watching this with with friends and family again 😊that last line from DiCaprio and the iconic music! That arrival and bill/Frank's episode use years later! Perfection 🥂🤌🏻you might recognise the director 🍿

[@DavidSmith-ez4pk]

I think this is Leo's best performance period. However, a VERY close second is his portrayal of "Arnie" in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape". It also stars Johnny Depp.

[@marina7592]

A great movie with a very young and talented Leo Dicaprio is, "What's Eating Gilbert Grape".

[@tonyvanduren8313]

Please watch greatest showmanship

[@joeyimre1391]

You guys should watch “A Walk Among the Tombstones”. It’s a hugely underrated film.

[@imikey535]

I’m surprised a lot of people missed the twist ending. He did not resort back. He is of sound mind and he wants to have the lobotomy.

[@TMcT45]

Exactly. He can’t live with himself, knowing the truth of what he’s done, so he feigns another relapse so that he will get the lobotomy that will force him to forget everything permanently. It’s essentially an assisted suicide.

[@themiIes]

they talk about that in the end

[@heyitsrichie27]

Incorrect. They leave it up for you to interpret. Just because you interpreted as such, doesn't make it true.

[@NeonUlti]

@@heyitsrichie27 i mean he fully ignores when hes called teddy after its pretty obvious thats what the ending means.

[@SE-gs6gd]

I think they did pick up on it.

[@dlweiss]

My favorite "clue" in this movie that's easily missed: when the woman who axe-murdered her husband asks for a glass of water, when it's brought to her and she drinks it, for a moment the glass and the water are invisible - her hand seems to be empty when she brings it up to her mouth and drinks. This moment is hinting at Teddy/Andrew's aversion to water (because of his children drowning) and his mind is literally removing the glass of water from his vision. It's also a big indicator that we're only seeing what Teddy/Andrew is seeing, and it's not always true or reliable.

[@magicalmiller]

Here is another one EVERYONE misses. When they are on the ferry and he says "I can't stomach the WATER"

[@CaesiusX]

Never noticed that. Perhaps I'm always too distracted when she is asked about the doctor and she's describing him as being _easy on the eyes,_ when he is right there (Mark Ruffalo). Upon the second viewing it is clear she's embarrassed and giddy playing this part, and because he's sitting right there. Love watching this again and again.

[@Zechree]

Came looking for this comment :)

[@johnathan2321]

I just love the fact that the clothes he wears are big on him, because they don't have his size in civilian clothing. Everyone else's clothes fit them, his are large and baggy. Another clue is the Guards are on edge of him and during the search for Rachel they're all just sitting around because they know Rachel doesn't exist. Yet ANOTHER clue is when they're doing the interviews. Every patient has a guard behind them... the only person who is not being guarded is Chuck (the Doc)

[@Enzophanis1892]

I remember watching it for the first time and thinking I had spotted an error

[@Cadinho93]

Teddy Daniels (Leonardo DiCaprio) did know at the end what had happened. He remembered everything and he couldn't take the pain of remembering, so he pretended that he slipped back into delusion just so his pain would be taken away. Also, a second viewing of this is worth the time. Noticing things like the guards being on edge around Leonardo DiCaprio because he's the most dangerous patient they have is great.

[@cheems4721]

​@@shinrapresident7010It's kinda not. He is not the most dangerous because he committed the worst crime. There are people there who committed worse. But he is the most dangerous because he is trained to kill. So he is seriously hard to take down unlike the others.

[@nathanlindahl8336]

@@shinrapresident7010 What an odd thing to not be able to believe😂 I’ve literally never heard anyone question this. The place is only filled with 67 people so it’s really not that hard to believe that he is the most dangerous. You have an interesting brain, my friend.

[@kaylakurosaki4873]

@Cheems that and his moods are unpredictable. I would be nervous and scared around someone who almost killed someone because he got called by his name.

[@rubydragon1034]

@@nathanlindahl8336 Being part of this community means talking to people with a respectful attitude.

[@derrickowen8162]

​@@shinrapresident7010 He's also considered the most dangerous because, unlike the other inmates, he isn't given his brain meds so that he can imagine this "play" they were trying out.

[@kaylakurosaki4873]

I'm still shocked, Leo didn't win an award for this role. In the end he finally remembered it all but the pain was to great. Because he didn't listen to his wife and get her help, the kids died. He would rather get "fixed" and not remember any of them then live knowing he's responsible for the death of his whole family essentially.

[@romainlettuce118]

Except… he’s not responsible for his kids deaths lol. Idk why people keep saying that. He FEELS responsible but he isn’t. He’s putting all the blame on himself like most people would but it’s too much. She’s the killer, sick or not. He was dealing with PTSD for crying out loud he can’t take on everything

[@boboboy8189]

​@@romainlettuce118 hecblaming himself for everything, some people have that mentality when something happened to their family

[@kaylakurosaki4873]

@Romain Lettuce we all know he's not responsible for the kids' death. But in his mind, he is. Unfortunately, when tragic stuff like this happens, people always think what if. She told him before she felt like something was wrong. So he moved then to the house by the lake. In the end, everything just became to much. He's already dealing with his own mental health because of the war, but then adding the tragedy of his wife and kids was too much to deal with, so he'll rather get 'fixed' to forget then live with the memories. Side note: Even if she got the appropriate help for her mental health doesn't mean the outcome wouldn't still be the same. Hints the "What ifs"

[@daxelcodinafilmatica4507]

The bigger twist that no one has ever noticed is that they are actually creating mind controlled soldiers. There are two light houses on the island, if you put them side by side the one at the beginning and the one at the end they are not the same. Rachel is also real but it’s longer to explain (water and fire have deeper meanings in this movie)

[@Francis-Kanja]

@@daxelcodinafilmatica4507 I actually caught that! I think we got sincerely distracted by Teddy/Andrew's illness to notice that Rachel was real. They kept saying that mentally-ill people are never believed.

[@raulportela3039]

One of the biggest things I appreciate about this film, is that the larger mystery has you so captivated that you completely fail to notice that Sheenan has been there the whole time. Every time someone mentions the doctor, there's a quick cut to Chuck

[@lorettabes4553]

Yeah! It's so cool!

[@House0fHoot]

Yeah, as the axe lady said, Dr Sheenan is pretty easy on the eye!

[@abducteeofearth1703]

He also glances at the doctors or guards as if to say “hopefully this works”

[@KorianBossMonster]

Definitely one of the movies that pay off with multiple viewings, so many things you miss your first watch

[@emanymton713]

Really? I was bored out of my mind because I had already solved the “ mystery” by the time the opening credits ended. The only other movie I was so throughly bored with so far was “Identity” with John Cusack… that was another film that I already figured out the entire plot ( twist and all) before the end of the opening credits.

[@garyblackburn849]

​@@emanymton713 Okay. Grats.

[@alhamchavarria9474]

​@@emanymton713you're right

[@MamadNobari]

@@emanymton713 Okay. Grats.

[@Jashtvorak]

@@emanymton713 perfect. Now get your prize and dance off.

[@shineinouzen7412]

So many hints and clues at the truth in this movie it’s astounding. Every time anyone mentions Dr. Sheehan, they glance over at Chuck multiple times, and the camera cuts to him. All the guards being super on edge around Teddy. The wife egging him on to solve the mystery because it will keep him in this cycle of insanity and ignorance of his actions. And so much more.

[@elizabitty213]

Now that you know the ending, go back and watch. The little nuances of the characters facial expressions and some of the employees disdain for the “game” it all comes clear and makes sense Such a brilliant movie

[@roems6396]

Yeah, the disinterest and animosity of the guards and other doctors makes you think that they know something nefarious is going on. But on review, they just don’t believe in this little play and think it’s a waste of time.

[@elizabitty213]

@@roems6396 yes! Even some look pissed off at Andrew and not happy that they have to answer his questions

[@Billyregin]

Michelle Williams is legit terrifying in the flashback scene. The way she says, "My school does" is so happily sinister, it gives me chills.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

Yeah, she was great

[@davidstanton4716]

Easily one of Di Caprio's best roles. How he only has one oscar is baffling

[@joshfuller1962]

Should of won it for this movie , the departed , and especially Django

[@davidstanton4716]

@@joshfuller1962 would be supporting actor for Django, but yeah. He was fantastic in all 3 of those

[@amusingwordplay7298]

​@@joshfuller1962 and Wolf on Wall Street.

[@darvthadre]

He lost to Colin FIrth this year. Firth was brilliant in The King's Speech, so understandable. Leo has just been unfortunate. WOWS came out same year as Dallas Buyers Club. No way was McConaughey not going to win.

[@myshepspud1]

And he got the oscar for easily outside his top maybe even 10 movies. Shows Oscar's is a joke. I mean the revenant was more artistic. But Titanic, Wolf Of Wall street, Django, catch me if you can, inception are all ten thousand miles better.

[@MrsJoannaG]

My grandmother was schizophrenic and for years she thought my grandfather, her ex-husband, was trying to kill her. My parents kept an eye on her and made sure she took her medication so I was guarded from it a lot. Only once did I ever see her in a bad state when she accused me of trying to kill her too while crying. It was shocking because I was 16 at the time and never truly believed my parents when they said she was sick. I laughed at first because I found it so absurd when she accused me but then quickly realized she was serious and reassured her that I would never hurt her and loved her. Mental illness can be sad and scary at times.

[@jasminbreakingbadwalkingde4614]

I have schizophrenia and they tell me that there giving it to my family and dogs

[@abunchahoopla4392]

I'm sorry. My mother is schizophrenic, I know how hard it is to deal with and how bad it hurts when you feel powerless to help. She suffers from auditory hallucinations. I had to listen to her literally beat herself blind to try shutting them up. 911 did nothing, I'm luckily blessed with a good job and am able to afford her eye surgery and an educated and kind psychiatrist. But it was hell before those blessings came. Especially as a child when you don't even understand what's going on. It's scary

[@DavidMyrmidon]

I think, the most important thing that a lot of people miss about this movie.. is Ben Kinley's character. When I first watched this movie, I couldn't help but be overwhelmed by his sense of compassion and dedication to this patient.. one of whom everyone has written off. And even though he felt/looked like he has failed, you can tell that Leo's character is almost appreciative of his efforts. Such a tragically Great Movie.

[@DieselDesigns]

The guy with the voice you thought was "Buffalo Bill" is correct. The actor's name is Ted Levine he played Buffalo Bill and the Warden in Shutter Island. Great character actor. Also played Monk's boss in the show..."Monk". :)

[@genghisgalahad8465]

Oh man, he is in Heat as well, with Pacino!

[@tombystander]

Going down a rabbit hole of psychological thrillers after inception back in 2013 , this blew my mind. As well as memento. Leo does it best

[@boboboy8189]

inception and shitter island both released in 2010. one of the last great psychological movies. nowadays, most of Hollywood movies is pretentious movies trying to looks smart but missing the whole point of why psychological supposed mental issues not making it looks cool

[@kikimariposa]

The acting on this -- Michelle Williams is *chilling*, Mark Ruffalo is amazingly convincing, and I love Ben Kingsley in anything he does. This is a movie that's just such a tragedy for the main character, and you wind up going "noooo" at the end, and yet... I'm really glad you guys hadn't seen this one before! It was a blast watching it along with you.

[@CaesiusX]

Different, but still quite compelling experience, upon repeated viewings. 😏 *Edit:* So glad *Nikki* noted the line *Leo* said at the end, indicating he was cured, but then pretended to relapse so they would just end this torturous cycle.

[@benkohlmeyer2083]

Kudos to Steven for the jump scare that he pulled off on Nikki. Plus he figured out the status of Teddy much sooner than I did.

[@foxden2112]

Definitely recommend rewatching the movie. You will absolutely see the guards watching him. Chuck holding back Andrew during confrontations and all sorts of stuff. The movie is so damn good and glad you finally saw it

[@michellewang3270]

You should react to Prisoners! Such an underrated but so well acted movie

[@enriquesanchez9016]

To this day i still don't understand how Leo didn't win an Oscar for this role, his performance left me speechless.

[@phantom213]

Exactly. After this particular movie I realized that he is truly a great actor.

[@1MahaDas]

This is one of the better reaction presentations of this film. I really appreciate the fact that you folks didn't over edit important aspects of the story. A 55 minute exposition of 'Shutter Island' is the ideal length to properly convey an understandable narrative and Nikki/Steven deliver here! Wunderbar!

[@tomhayes6527]

Fr they’re the best reaction channel in my opinion, always attentive to the important parts of the stories

[@terricooper3678]

So glad you reacted to this film. I loved the novel and the movie was just as good. Such a great time in the theater watching with an audience and knowing the twist and seeing everyone's reactions at the reveal.

[@daver18qc]

"The Departed" is another masterpiece with DiCaprio, Walberg, Nicholson, Farmiga, Sheen and Damon, amongst others. Really an all-star cast!

[@genghisgalahad8465]

Wahlberg*: I'm the guy who does his spelling. You must be the other guy!

[@daver18qc]

@@genghisgalahad8465 Oh boo hoo, one letter off, cry me a river.

[@nightmarishcompositions4536]

Dennis Lehane is the author of the novel this movie is based on, he also wrote Mystic River and Gone Baby Gone. Brilliant writer.

[@thetargaryenbride]

Oooh, I'm glad you realized it at the end! He didn't actually reset/revert. He was sane but he CHOSE to die so he lied. It's very sad honestly. His life, everything that happened to him is absolutely tragic. This movie blew my mind when I first saw it. I did not expect this plot twist until the moment he reached the lighthouse haha. Leo is an outstanding actor! He should've won Oscar for this performance.

[@monsterking1973]

Such a fantastic movie the acting is phenomenal and twist was insane

[@decusq]

"I'm just bones in a box Teddy..." get me crying almost every time i see that scene, especially after the first time you watch it and you know all the symbolism in that dream.

[@mpms04]

Would love to see reactions to the following movies (tell me if you agree): - Room (Brie Larson & Jacob Tremblay) - The Impossible (Naomi Watts, Tom Holland, Ewan McGregor) - Red (Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, Helen Mirren) - Perks of being a Wallflower (Logan Lerman, Emma Watson, Ezra Miller) - Philomena (Judy Dench, Steve Coogan)

[@becksimilian2955]

On rewatches, I like focusing on Mark Ruffalo because after you know he's Leo's doctor who's essentially babysitting him thru this therapy experiment, his reactions are cool to catch

[@badlilkitty96]

Oh, you guys..this is a MASTERPIECE. I love this movie SO much!!! Even after you know. Ya know? I always find something new I didn't notice weather it's the set design or nuances in Leo's acting.

[@3y35poihjpn]

Why is everyone trying to tell Nikki and Steven about the twist when they acknowledged that they did understand it 😂

[@bythesea207]

My favorite part of Shutter Island was the rewatch. You can see the way in which Martin Scorsese directs the actors so that each performance can play off for first time viewing, as well as on rewatch. The guards hate him as they have to watch this patient allowed to be king for the day while all the other patients resent him or are terrified of him. It's a great film.

[@digidv85]

Excellent choice. Definitely worth looking into the other Leo/Martin collaborations: Gangs of New York, The Aviator, The Departed and The Wolf of Wall Street. The Revenant is another prime thing to do a reaction with. Scorsese didn't direct that, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu did. But Leo finally won the coveted gold statue for his lead acting for that. After five prior nominations, by the way. Here's some trivia knowledge for anyone reading: 1994 Supporting Actor What's Eating Gilbert Grape, 2005 Lead Actor The Aviator, 2007 Lead Actor Blood Diamond, 2014 Lead Actor The Wolf of Wall Street and 2014 Best Picture as a Producer of The Wolf of Wall Street. He later got another nom for 2020 Lead Actor Once Upon a Time In... Hollywood.

[@Mandi_mayhemm]

The Aviator is one of my favorite movies. I'll never pass up a leo/scorsese film

[@tidepride86]

Damn I forgot how much I love this movie

[@NikkiStevenReact]

It’s awesome

[@fjgiie]

Can you relive it anytime?

[@Sindamsc]

My favorite Scorese movie, and probably the best role of Leo ever, I'm happy you guys watch it, it's not that popular for some reason. I'm exited to check your reaction!

[@NerdyBeardedCanadian]

Its so good a second time once you know and are actively looking at the signs. It's unbelievable how the same dialogue and same scenes can have TWO COMPLETELY DIFFERENT meanings once you're in on it. Great pick guys, loved this one!

[@justlive2809]

this movie has one of the best plot twist i've seen in the secind watch you catch up a lot but that was a big surprised hope you enjoyed it

[@jacobhatton2759]

My favorite part of the movie is every time they bring up the doctor who left (Mark Ruffalo) they always glance to him during the conversation. This is one of the most underrated Scorsese movies in his catalog it’s impeccable.

[@fettel1988]

Much like only Heath could be that kind of Joker for Nolan, only Leo could have pulled this one off. (Speaking of Nolan Bats, the wife in this would be perfect as Harley)

[@heatherferrell7189]

This movie reminds me a little of "Identity". It's a mind-blowing "who-done-it" murder mystery psychological thriller that will leave you guessing who the killer is until the very end. There are so many twists and turns. The movie stars John Cusack, Ray Liotta, Amanda Peet, John C McGinley, Jake Busey, etc. A great movie to watch on or off the camera. Thanks for the amazing content.

[@crystalrainfeather]

Yes.. Would highly recommend Identity! And another great John Cusack movie is 1408.

[@heatherferrell7189]

@@crystalrainfeather Yes, 1408 is another really good creepy movie.

[@TheRealHappyHuntsman]

I was gonna watch Identity, was about to rent it here on youtube. But then I read the description and it spoiled the movie 🙄 So I didn't watch it.

[@melhawl3685]

Identity is one of my favorites!!

[@josiea.3855]

I absolutely LOVE Identity!

[@ThisIsMyFullName]

The scene with the kids gets me tearful every time. Leonardo DiCaprio plays the part so well, it breaks my heart.

[@AmericanMumReacts]

Such a good movie!!! Love ya'll 💚

[@NikkiStevenReact]

Michele!!!!!!!!!!

[@AmericanMumReacts]

@@NikkiStevenReact 🥰

[@mxdm19]

49:04 Steven's face to what Nikki said LMAOO

[@flynngames4703]

Hard to believe a movie can be this good.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

Yeah, it was super dope.

[@joelwillems4081]

Leo is suck a great actor. He has such a range and can almost immediately draw you in to a character. I too missed this one until several years after.

[@Ashley_e]

Rewatching on movie night, unrelated, but the scene with kids always has sickened me, unable to watch. But the shot where Leo kills his wife, is the same camera angle Jon kills Dany with. Felt like what Dan and Dave were trying to do. The shock of that bing out of camera. Where she had lost it like Michelle, and it was wrenching….and he killed her for it. But that had not a 1/4 the emotion this does. Leo and Michelle were award-worthy. I can’t image shooting that scene.

[@Alskie1986]

One of my top 10, i can watch it over and over. What a performance from Leo - this came out the same year as Inception. If you think about it he is playing the same person in both movies. A man traumatized by the death of his wife unable to tell reality from fantasy and in the end he makes a choice.

[@Sd3cinema]

This is one of my favorite Scorsese films. I know how sacrilege that sounds, but it’s brilliant. I visited the hospital grounds they filmed this at, and while I’m not at all superstitious, there was a very uneasy feeling by some of those buildings.

[@secretvault4825]

RRR please. You'd be sorry if you didn't. You'd miss the greatest experience of Cinema ever. The Oscar won for the best Original song beating Rihanna and Taylor Swift! Oh my, just watch and experience it! Just check the other reactions!

[@TomHansen-m1z]

Great video! Would love to see your reaction to the fantastic new WW1 movie "All Quiet on the Western Front". If you should decide to one day watch it, please choose the great original german dub with english subtitles instead of the subpar english dub. It adds a lot emotion and atmosphere!

[@Myles720]

Probably my favorite movie that Leo is in. Absolutely wonderful tension building and twists. Even the very end where Leo’s character is faking (acting) like he reverted back to forgetting who he was just so he could be put out of his misery is incredible!

[@Mastermind-m5n]

It was sort of like fight club, accept there was no fight club. He had a psychological disability, in the form of split personality disorder.

[@lonerebeI]

Even knowing the twist, I still don't get tired of watching this Masterpiece 🔥

[@SandraMorris51]

Such a brilliant film. I enjoyed the book too. Nikki I know this one was rough for you with all the kids 😢

[@Yezhanium]

My takeaway is that Leo's character, in the end, is clear in the head, knowing full well that he'll eventually will revert back to his "false" self, and being so tired of the whole spiel, plays along as "false" self, so he'd be put to an end, mercy as he sees it.

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

I think his wife was suffering from some pretty severe mental health issues as well as a possible psychotic break I dont think she would have killed the kids if she was sound of mind. That's what leo meant when he said I killed them because I didn't get her help insinuating he knew she wasn't coping with the kids but didn't do enough to help

[@rachelBradyni]

He only pretended at the end so he could be free basically. Leonardo DiCaprio is honest to God the best actor ive ever seen. The scene at the cabin at the end, the scream, full scene showing his acting. Im so upset he has one Oscar, he is genuinely the best and deserved so many oscars for so many performances

[@LocalSlaveHolder]

I’m glad you did this reaction. One of the best movies in modern cinematography imo.

[@Barb5001]

No it was NOT a play He was just imagining it all and thinking it was real as he need serious psychiatric help. He was actually a patient at the Psychiatric hospitals and had little concept of his reality

[@absurdartist6346]

The saddest part is that what happened at the concentration camp really DID happen! Bodies were piled in train cars and frozen together. It was inhuman, monstrous. Veterans who were there said they didn’t regret what they did to the German soldiers.

[@WesternEugenics]

Total nonsense. The bodies they found at the end of the war were caused by Typhus (a disease that spread by lice hence the shaved heads) and malnutrition caused by Allied aerial bombings of German supply lines. It's funny how wrong you are about Allied veterans also, because many renowned high-ranking soldiers actually viewed the war as being essentially pointless, a massive waste of life and that they shouldn't have even been involved in the first place. American Generals such as George S. Patton actually recorded in his personal diary that the American army had defeated the wrong enemy, destroyed a good people and that they should have joined Germany in fighting the Bolsheviks.

[@travis8592]

I seen this movie several times and just realized he didn't revert at the end, he chooses to be lobotomized basically. I never paid attention to his last words what he said to teddy.

[@Elina-rd7iz]

It's so funny but when I've watched this movie for the first time I actually did not believe "the great reveal" even for one second. As the main character I was 100% sure this all was a scam and they were just trying to trick us with his story. But then some time later I decided to watch someone's video reaction. And when the very first scene appeared (with him being afraid of water, yeah) something clicked inside my head. I literally was sitting there just saying "wait... wait a minute...". I'm still fascinated by the fact that I was fooled by the movie AND by myself!

[@drisshansfreetime453]

I love love this kind of movie. Leo in these times were doing good mindfck movies like Inception and this one.

[@robinhardman7527]

You two are literally the Best reactors and hopefully more! You know about the things you watch. You understand about history. I love you two together! Too many younger people watch certain videos because they feel like they have to and then have to reveal that they have know idea what it’s about at all. Thank You! I was never into reaction videos until I ran across you two. 👏🏻👏🏻

[@Francis-Kanja]

49:00 When Nikki requested to be shot if she ever hurt her kids - that really hit me in the feels.

[@Hass_Edits]

The guy who nikki thought looked sus was frank jrs son from Ozarks

[@RandomEnvironmentArtist]

Anyone who enjoys this should watch Stonehearst Asylum, great movie that doesn’t get the attention it deserves

[@EdwinLamboy-ix1ko]

Can you guys please watch and react to apocolypto its a mel gibson flick totally underated please 🙏

[@milenesousa9381]

Im embarrassingly early

[@domjones-of-wales]

The look when Nikki says "you better do that if i did the same" 😂 Like, there us a possibility you could? 🤯Then Steven knows better Thanks for the content. You 2 are great

[@BasedNate]

Fun fact: Iceland is actually very green and Greenland is very icy.

[@InvertedBread]

How did leo not get an Oscar for this

[@juliusbenter2369]

This movie is amazing. Those twist are awesome

[@CorinaStadler]

15:15 Nikki considering this with Steven shocked right next to her was hilarious.

[@bryanminer9110]

The level of acting in this is ridiculously good. My favorite clue in the movie is when the therapist has trouble taking the paddle holster off.

[@Francis-Kanja]

That meant he was never a Marshal and I caught that immediately. The Deputy Warden even smirks when Teddy talks about insanity.

[@sallyj632]

I'm so glad you guys watched this! This is one of my all time favorite movies. I just love how it plays with your mind

[@christianrunfola9461]

Leo should have run away with the Oscar for this performance..

[@Jack-wc1hg]

Pls react to old movies regularly.... 😊

[@crekone92]

You really paid attention and put things together :) i had a blast with this reaction :)

[@NikkiStevenReact]

movie made it very easy to stay focused

[@Filip_Persson]

I fell asleep

[@PhatBoySteven]

Speaking of Purge will yall be returning to the series to finish them off?

[@jeffs.s.]

did you understand why everybody was on edge when Leo was fisrt entering the island? because they knew he was the most dangerous patient and needed to stay alert

[@NikkiStevenReact]

After the big reveal it all totally makes sense. Wild!!

[@peteg475]

The cabin by the pond where the climax of the story takes place was filmed at Borderland State Park in Massachusetts. I've been inside that cabin many times. it's just an empty shell with a fireplace for bikers and hikers to get out of the rain, but the filmmakers did a nice job making it looked furnished and lived in.

[@jacquelinedimattia774]

One of the greatest twist endings ever and is so rewarding on the second watch because you're able to catch all the little signs that something isnt quite right. Also the ending is so crazy to me. He didn't circle back to the routine of thinking he's a detective who needs to "get to the mainland". He's well aware and would rather die being in control, than to lose himself again.

[@daxelcodinafilmatica4507]

The bigger twist that no one has ever noticed is that they are actually creating mind controlled soldiers. There are two light houses on the island, if you put them side by side the one at the beginning and the one at the end they are not the same. Rachel is also real but it’s longer to explain (water and fire have deeper meanings in this movie)

[@Zechree]

This performance from Leo is so underrated

[@kakanhejsan]

One of my favorites! great reaction idk if its just me but its feels like this movie gets forgotten but such a gem happy u saw it and liked it! and yea leo such a great actor but alot of the actors in this one nailed thier performance and yea its a mindbender worth rewatching later also.

[@Francis-Kanja]

I can't believe Leo lost this Oscar opportunity to The King's Speech!

[@SlxmRxcey]

one of the best films ever released

[@jacobskinner3522]

The music in this is great and fits every moment so well, but none of it was actually composed for this movie. Every piece is source music culled from a variety of sources and composers.

[@Nick-qv8br]

Has to be my favorite quote of any movie in history “Which is worse, to live as a monster or to die as a good man?” revealing that he is faking his regression but would rather be lobotomised than live with the pain of his guilt.

[@raianthony8492]

Such a good movie! Can’t count how many times my sister & I watched it.

[@shineinouzen7412]

I honestly think this movie is better the 2nd time around.

[@rwitabrata7460]

U hav already watched the movie and faking the reaction. So obvious.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

What’s the point of doing that?

[@darindk7109]

I watched this movie 5 days ago and it was really cooool I was shocked by the twist at the end

[@Zechree]

This movie didn’t even get an Oscar nomination. Not a single one. Criminal

[@hessu275]

My favorite movie from Leo. I saw this in the theater when I was 14 and became a fan of him insteadly

[@maggiebarbour4831]

I'm just gonna throw this tidbit in here: the music in episode 3 of Last of Us where Bill and Frank pass, is used in this. This movie at the end of this film comprised it with an old song by Dinah Washington called "This Bitter Earth." With this score and that song, it's one of the most heartbreaking pieces of music I've ever heard and the lyrics work so well with this movie and Last of Us that it made question if Last of Us took the inspiration from this film to use in Bill and Frank's story

[@chrismcbrayer4018]

The more times I see people watch this movie, the more and more I appreciate that I got to see this in theatres.

[@GlennShook]

Let’s go! Leo never fails.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

Nope

[@rockstonkilmor4404]

Love your show!!! Obviously you 2 are Horror Fans so am I. I noticed y'all haven't reacted to 2 Horror movies that are Classic Horror films.The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.There's actually a series of these movies,but take it from a 62:year Horror Fan the BEST 2 in my opinion are the original TEXAS chainsaw Massacre &:TEXAS Chainsaw Massacre 2003 they're DISTURBING,Creepy as hell,and jump scare filled,we LOVE watching NIKKI FREAK OUT!!! Y'all are as entertaining as the movies & reactions!!! Keep up the Great work,Y'all ROCK!!! Your Fans from TEXAS & NO my Grandpa wasn't LEATHERFACE lol 🤟😉👍

[@TamagoSenshi]

"I can't stomach the water" First clue right at the start of the movie

[@Francis-Kanja]

I think we got sincerely distracted by Teddy/Andrew's illness to notice that Rachel was real. They kept saying that mentally-ill people are never believed. When Rachel says "You are the Marshal" I immediately knew Teddy/ Andrew was a patient - if Rachel had been missing for weeks/ she wouldn't have personally known a Marshal who had just arrived a few days before.