Not Sure about Meet Joe Black (1998) | FIRST TIME WATCHING

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[@tillasmax]

Biss... Joe is not human. he is death trying out humanity. so everything we take as common is completely new to him. so you should expect him to seem strange in every behavior he exhibits.

[@kraytosgodofwar431]

This movie may not be for everybody but personally I’ve always loved it

[@Hopehubris1492]

“You get more action from your dad “. Lmmfao!😂

[@SGTMARSHALL1]

She shoots straight ❤❤

[@bandmaidfanATL]

This is a remake of a 1934 movie, Death Takes a Holiday, which was based on the 1924 Italian play La Morte in Vacanza by Alberto Casella. It is a bit existential to be translated well to general consumption cinema. But I like Anthony Hopkins and Claire Forlani's performances. Brad is a bit distant to the point of insignificance, but I get where he was going with it. Death is never a welcomed guest...until he is.

[@JJKillerElite]

Bliss seems to have a short attention span of late, talking over movies, complaining may make editing easier. But it completely ruins an insightful genuine reaction 🤷‍♂️

[@tomjaspering226]

My goodness Biss, you were in such a pessimistic mood today!!!

[@JoeBurlas]

@@tomjaspering226 I found this to be quite fair. I like the movie but she is aloud to have her opinion

[@mnomadvfx]

@@JoeBurlas Lol by all means have an opinion less frequently though. After a certain number of pessimistic comments it just begins to feel like nails on a chalk board no matter what the movie is.

[@JoeBurlas]

@@mnomadvfx bro onto the next one. Have you never hated a movie that a lot of people love? Sorry not sorry. Moving on. Don’t let this ruin the channel for you

[@jaygibbs1011]

Made it unwatchable. I'm 50-50 watching the movie and watching the reaction. ​@mnomadvfx

[@spacelover2675]

She's naturally a cynical person, must've grown up in a rough family environment with very little love and affection.

[@spbynum]

I appreciate this movie more and more as I get older. I can say the same for Sir Anthony Hopkins.

[@warinsidemyhead8939]

A better movie with Brad Pitt is Legends of The Fall....pretty epic...

[@tyroneloki5131]

nah she would be complaining how come they are all fawning over the girl, and about wars, and prolly about brads hair LOL

[@samtheshark-80]

"Meet Joe Black" is a film that lingers in your heart long after the credits roll. It’s a beautiful meditation on life, love, and the inevitability of death. The story unfolds with a gentle, deliberate pace, allowing the characters' relationships to develop in a way that feels both tender and profound. Brad Pitt's portrayal of Death discovering humanity is hauntingly beautiful, capturing both the innocence and gravity of his role. Anthony Hopkins delivers a performance full of grace and wisdom, portraying a man facing the end of his life with dignity and reflection. The film’s exploration of love, both romantic and familial, is deeply touching, reminding us of the preciousness of every moment we have with those we care about. It’s a movie that invites you to reflect on what truly matters, leaving you with a sense of bittersweet serenity.

[@MrKINSM]

I don't believe it lingered in Biss' heart at all.

[@MegaRypper]

You are my new favorite person

[@samtheshark-80]

@@MegaRypper "Thank you so much for saying that! 'Meet Joe Black' is such a special film, and it means a lot that it resonated with you the way it did with me. I’m really glad we share that connection. Your kind words made my day!"🙏

[@SixFootTurkey_]

Anthony Hopkins' storyline in the film did resonate, but the romance between Susan and Joe is not compelling at all and the final lines between them at the very end of the movie are extremely bad. Meet Joe Black lingered in my heart in the sense that it left me not wanting to try watching another movie again for months.

[@michadegraaf4570]

Well i think we can all say this wasnt the movie for Bissflix 😀, more obsessed with the kissing than with the story

[@BissFlix]

Is the kissing not strange to you?

[@philcleghorn701]

@@BissFlix no it's called a loving family!!

[@cornellrosiu8818]

@@BissFlixi agree, its bit odd on the lips

[@SGTMARSHALL1]

​@@BissFlixI agree with you 💯 percent and showing that he had a bias for one daughter over the other was a blue flag

[@deancafe4739]

​@@BissFlixLook at the movie again none of the daughters kissed their father on the lips, are you high?

[@Eowyn187]

This entire soundtrack by Thomas Newman is stunning. I actually have a playlist of it. It's so peaceful. Serene even.

[@manuelg.5811]

I think it's his best work, even compared to shawshank redemption. The shame is, the CD recording is of awful quality. Lots of noise floor and very small stage. The end credits background music from DVD or BD is the best version.

[@Eowyn187]

One of the most beautiful movies ever made. I don't understand how anyone could watch it and have anything negative to say. Esp with the soundtrack going. Everything about it oozes integrity.

[@Eowyn187]

It's also incredibly sexy.

[@BissFlix]

Do you like every movie you watch ?

[@JoeBurlas]

@@Eowyn187 and her not liking it oozes integrity of a reaction. After this, when she says she likes something - you’ll know it’s the truth my boy.

[@Eowyn187]

@@BissFlix that's not the point at all. I'm just saying that you missed the beauty of it.

[@DavidKylez]

@@BissFlix do you think the people that recommended you watch this movie wanted to see you shit all over it? You’re a wonderful reactor but show some common sense and shelve reactions like this. It does you no good.

[@tehawfulestface1337]

Biss you entered the movie from a different door. Brad Pitt in that cafe was just being himself. You immediately called him a charlatan and a manipulator. The movie had no chance with you at that moment. You didn’t even blink when he died. WOW! That moment has become a part of my family’s vocabulary. When Hope, or Possibilities, are suddenly taken away. We call it ‘Brad Pitted’.

[@NightOwlModeler]

Yeah, I'm pretty disgusted with Biss from this reaction. Seeing how jaded she is and hateful of an honest man with integrity and having a real conversation at the coffee shop. I literally would be Joe having a nice conversation with a lady at a coffee shop like Joe, and these crazy woke feminists come out with "eeeewwwwwww! He gives me the "ick". He's a manipulator!" Wow, never thought Biss would already be an angry cat lady at 28, but wow. This attitude is extremely unattractive, just FYI Biss. Maybe the lockdowns made you forget how to interact with other humans. I hope you learn what good men are and maybe listen to your dad or other good men in your family to help you with what your anger-fear issues are.

[@mralsal]

I've read most of the comments but this is the one I most agree with. Making assumptions about a character straight away without any reason and not letting the character develop is a cynical way to view a movie. Even after being totally wrong still carried on with the negativity. Me myself don't love this movie. I think it's ok but I would never watch it again but I don't think it deserves this much hate.

[@roberormonde]

Maybe you can comment To her. Some other time. Just be nice about it. She's very wise for her age. And you probably already know that. And she's not mean-spirited.

[@roberormonde]

This is usually very thoughtful. So give her a break. Maybe you guys can talk about it in the comments with her She seems like a reasonable person. And you can come to an understanding.

[@oakinwol]

Definitely a sign of leading with distrust. Usually comes from betrayal in the past or significant fear of betrayal. Brad did nothing to indicate that he was a bad guy in the beginning. A good example of how often people can see what doesn't exist then judge and start to act towards a person in a distrustful way which, when they respond to that, "confirms" to you who they were all along. Its something she really needs to work on and not take into relationships in the future.

[@edtgedtg8397]

You are fun to watch ❤ 😂 your reactions are very cute 😍

[@BissFlix]

Thank you so much

[@edtgedtg8397]

You are very welcome 😊 ☺

[@edtgedtg8397]

Sorry I didn't get back to you my apologies you mintoned something about contacting me

[@granddaddyotaku636]

34:16 -- The idea here was that she's seeing him for all his darkness, she's seeing all the shadows and demons inside. She's seeing him for who he really is. He's revealed everything to her in that moment and yet despite all that she still loves him. Its supposed to be a poetic, romantic, and tragic moment at all at once. She sees the darkness inside, and still loves him. Still sees Joe. Its a beautiful message for a man especially... that a woman can see the darkest part of you and still love you anyways. Its hard to find that these days. certainly not impossible, but very rare. I think sometimes ppl forget that men want to be loved this unconditionally too. That we know we're fuhked up inside sometimes, but we're hoping that we might find someone who sees the good and the bad and still chooses to love us... We want someone to see us for who we are... not what we are...

[@merkitten953]

Exactly 💯

[@mnomadvfx]

I wouldn't go that far. It seemed pretty clear to me that she had understood what it would mean to follow him when he leaves and she wasn't OK with that at all.

[@SeanBoon-p8t]

​@@mnomadvfxif the story was about her rejecting him she would have walked away, or even verbally said she can't be with him. But instead she acknowledged she was afraid of what he was and then concluded that despite what he was, who he was to her was Joe... The man she loved... She can't go with him, she won't go with him, but that doesn't change the fact that she loves him. Hence the tragedy of their situation. As much as she loves him she has to let him go. The fear does stop the love, the fear merely makes her understand the reality of their situation. You can't help who you love, even if who you love is Death lol

[@trex3958]

Bisscute, you forget that there wasn't cell phones or internet back when this movie was filmed. If you wanted to be with someone, you had to go and find them, you had to go out, you had to talk with them. There was no option to "Add them" or Follow them" or Text. Gen Z are doomed!

[@DavidKylez]

Biss, I have never seen a reactor sh*t on this movie as much as you have. Most think it’s a masterpiece. Maybe you woke up on the wrong side of the bed today? ❤👍

[@Paisa231]

this happens when the viewer is to critical/analytical to what they see :D and biss is that kind of reactor, she has an exellent intuition and loves to find mistakes and solve the plot. And when you first find one fault, you find another and another and another. And this being a 90s movie and slow burn, its quite another time of movie making. And this movies is a weird blend of reality and fantasy, that if your brain dont accept it or being open from the get go, it will feel weird and out of place. Bliss loved The Mummy for example, that is that same kind of 90s acting, but the premise is that its an fantasy and cool silly action. For me I discovered this movie about 5y ago, and with me being a 90s kid I loved it. Its no out of the world acting, movie making, or amazing never been told story. But it peak 90s acting/romcom, its lovely scenes and carried by a great cast. That is perfect in their simple roles, but give the roles so much more than what an avreage actor would be able to do. This was just not her kind of movie :)

[@hiyadroogs]

I'm so glad I'm not in a relationship or know anyone this cynical.

[@jameshampton1832]

Everyone has different taste. I see no reason to criticize when she doesn't like the same movie you do.

[@zimvader25]

@@jameshampton1832it’s not just that she didn’t like the movie, she was giving some off the wall commentary like “how is she a kid if..” when he talked about his kid sister. If he had said “little sister” instead she probably would’ve asked how was she little. Plus she was being cynical BEFORE a scene even played out instead of her usual wait then comment routine. Pretty sure she was just having a rough day here. Maybe her dude or lady had peed her off before watching who knows…

[@Mc-jp9iv]

This movie is nowhere near a masterpiece. This is one of a handful of Pitt's movies that was skewered at the box office and a very lukewarm reception. Facts

[@SixFootTurkey_]

"How do you know your Dad is dead?" YES THANK YOU BISS. This movie took a long time for me to get into but that last conversation between Death and Anthony Hopkins won me over. And then Brad Pit came back over that bridge and I was so mad at how the daughter reacts to everything. I legit didn't watch any more movies for like 8 months after because Meet Joe Black pissed me off that much.

[@CaptainIcy]

I feel you on that, almost exactly! I felt so.. weird after finishing this movie. I liked Anthony Hopkins' character and the dynamic with his daughters, especially at the party, but some of the writing and choices of the characters was so strange and just annoyed me lol

[@bestopinion9257]

She all the time believed it is the coffee shop guy, until the end when she understood Joe is someone else. This is what her father told to Joe: "she doesn't love you (Joe) she believes it is the coffee shop guy, tell her the truth (aka you are not the coffee shop guy but ... death) and see if she really loves you".

[@Levi-ou2zm]

Good score bis, I respect your opinion. Keep up the good work.

[@ejz2017]

death doesnt love life....death loves peanut butter

[@BissFlix]

That he does haha

[@Imsar53]

Appreciate the honesty...

[@Nitedawg1]

Mosey means to walk or stroll in a leisurely manner, with no particular hurry, and possibly with no particular destination. It is an old slang from the south and common in old western United States.

[@Nitedawg1]

@@s.gibson9329 somewhat related to sashay but VERY VERY different in style

[@danjquiroz]

Hey Biss! You are so funny! Don't stress so much about the haters. I get it. You dunked on one of my favorite movies a while back and I got butt hurt. And looking back it's so dumb. Everyone likes different things and you're being honest. Thanks for the commentary!

[@impulsivereply9360]

I wont lie by 20 minutes in i was like whats the point finishing if she dosent like it now the ending wont hit fir her eaither did for me 😂

[@williamshepherd1531]

If i'm not mistaken. This is a remake. Of a movie. Called. Death takes a vacation. William s

[@blueboy4244]

it is.. but to me.. it's also a direct relative of that twilight zone where robert redford is death - same kind of feeling

[@BissFlix]

Oh? didnt know it was

[@danielhambalko7288]

Don't you ever be afraid about sharing your opinions after the movie! Even if people might disagree. Talking about a movie after we watched it is really important and I think I'm not lying if I say that more people would care about your little "analysis"-moments at the end :D That can be a top of a great reaction video, always. "Death falling in life" - perfectly summed. That's happening.

[@BissFlix]

Thanks

[@freakattack69]

It's cool she does honest reactions! We don't want fakers! So keep it up girl. Alles gut! 💪

[@BissFlix]

Thank you

[@roberormonde]

She's Not just a pretty face.she has alot of character and she's quik wited and dosnt seam stuck up like a lot of buitiful wemon

[@steveray9655]

This is actually a remake of "Death Takes A Holiday". Death is curious about why people are so terrified of him. So, he inhabits the body of a man who recently died, in order to learn about life. Death doesn't kill people. He's essentially the angel who escorts our souls on the next phase of our journey. When he was first speaking to the old woman in the hospital, I think he showed her that fact. That's why she became so peaceful toward the end of that conversation. And, yes, I'm one of those who feels that this movie is a masterpiece of modern cinema.

[@G02372]

Bisscute woke up angry today 😂😡

[@JoeBurlas]

@@G02372 or true to what she felt that she shared with everyone

[@roberormonde]

May be was thinking about some thing else when seewas watching this think this enter net stuff putting people on the spot can wear on any body lets give biss a break personal some lucky guy should marrie her and take care of her she's really a sweet person inside

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

Hello Miss Bisscute !!! This is indeed An Entertaining Movie 🎥🍿 With Great Actors / Actresses & Is in my DVD collection !! Some amazing & Surprising Twists to be Had 😂. As always I Have Illuminated the Like Button 🔘 😁💯☀️😎

[@andreshernandez1180]

I found it pointless.

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

@@andreshernandez1180 Thank you for Your Comment & Yes Death and Taxes are Totally pointless 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣💯👍😎

[@andreshernandez1180]

@@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297 So you’re pretending I’m not talking about the movie? Seek help.

[@andreshernandez1180]

@@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297 So you’re just pretending I wasn’t talking about the movie? Very mature.

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

@@andreshernandez1180 Death & Taxes was Apart of the Movie 🎥 Yet you have the Right to feel Any way you choose , However I prefer Humor & Laughter Have A Good Day

[@Lloyd-f2i]

Meet Joe Black is a loved movie you just shat all over. Thanks!

[@SweetJennyFan]

Take it easy Biss. I didn’t see any tongues. 😂

[@JoeBurlas]

@@SweetJennyFan she’s just being real. A thing reaction channels could learn a lot from.

[@chrisk.7418]

People also subconsciously mirror other people's movements, for various reasons, including being attracted.

[@BissFlix]

Got it, Thanks for watching

[@aaroncummings3078]

A very fresh and honest reaction. Enjoyed watching it with you. Thank you!

[@simonfrederiksen104]

39:44 The lack of chemistry is actually a very common point people make.

[@komolhuq8752]

Great reaction. Too many reactors always stay positive or neutral to keep the audience happy. An authentic reaction is always the best and the whole point. Don’t let negative comments change your authentic channel.

[@Logeg85]

There are combinations of reactors and movies that I will instantly watch, Biss and Joe is one of them ;) Goes to watch

[@ctakitimu]

Wow Biss! Who hurt you? So on guard with Brad Pitt's character

[@JoeBurlas]

@@ctakitimu no one clearly, she called that like she saw it. I like the movie but this is a reflection of her honesty, can we not appreciate that?

[@ctakitimu]

@@JoeBurlas yeah I get that, but aren't you supposed to suspend your disbelief in fantastical movies?

[@JoeBurlas]

@@ctakitimu maybe for this one she didn’t? I don’t know mannnn but I do no that if she’s laughing or crying at something she really feels that, and that’s rare with everyone trying to scam you for your view, this shit is special. And I liked the movie. Who cares? Ya know?

[@ravensdark99]

The hospital scene is scary as fck if you ask me. The old woman saw right through the mask because she is already close to the veil...and if you talked to a lot of old folks you realize that this happens in real life as well

[@Sir_Osis]

I find that scene very comforting. When our time comes, hopefully later than sooner, it’s nice to think that it won’t be filled with panic or fear, but a calmness and understanding that comes with old age. Far too many die young and don’t get to experience that.

[@przemekkozlowski7835]

@@Sir_Osis It always reminds me of the Twilight Zone episode "Nothing in the Dark" where an old woman is scared of meeting Death.

[@AllmondISP]

I've seen this movie when i was young, and i remember i didn't dislike it. I also remember very clearly this movie didn't do well with the critics. Most of'em dislike it as much as you did and maybe even more. This was your reaction and opinion about the movie and you shouldn't apologize for it, Biss.

[@BissFlix]

Thank you, just doing my best with providing my honest first time reactions

[@simonfrederiksen104]

3:17 I believe the most fitting saying here would be "The pot calling the kettle black."

[@siskokidd]

My first reaction to seeing this many years ago was positive because Mr Hopkins did such a terrific job, and Susan is a great character, also dreamy. Because of the great acting, many of the characters I liked very much, except Brad Pitt as Joe. He seems so "lifeless," excepting his scene with the dying woman. Biss is right to one star the romance.

[@ecasino29]

Brad Pitt appearing so lifeless makes complete sense. Brad Pitt plays the character of death itself.

[@jeffrogers2180]

You were in quite a mood. Right from the beginning you weren't viewing it as the beginning of a love story, you were thinking he was a charlatan. If you need to wash away the negativity, watch the popcorn in bed reaction. 😂

[@JoeBurlas]

@@jeffrogers2180 or she needs to keep reacting to films as she sees them. I’d take one of her over a billion fake reactors. So she didn’t like the movie… onto the next one. Real opinions stir the worst in people, I swear.

[@ecasino29]

​@@JoeBurlasReal opinions stir the real opinions of others. It's only natural.

[@OMGWTFBBQKITTEN]

My favorite scene was the happy birthday scene. If we could all be so lucky in life to know that many people throughout our lives all showing up to sing happy birthday to you. 🎉 its too bad that you cut that scene out 😢

[@adiarainfoster]

Back when i was a little girl, It was common for little girls to see mom and dad kissing and think that is how male and female kiss. MOST dads, of course, didn't want to kiss daughter exactly how they kissed mother, so they keep lips together and have a peck kind of kiss with daughter. It was extremely common back then before society decided it was horrible and he must be abusing her etc even though he wasn't. A lot of dads are afraid of even being alone with their daughters now. I understand the fear and I understand the guardedness of society, but not all dads want to diddle their daughters.

[@voidwraithprime8521]

One of my favorite movies of any genre.

[@dIggl3r]

"Girl, you are being seduced by a rock" LOLL! I laughed hard! 🤣

[@BissFlix]

Was I wrong ? hahaha

[@roberormonde]

Biss i wish you would respond to the people that didnt like your reaction talk it out if you were tierd thats alright you work hardmay be you can have some common ground with them your really a compassionate person we all know that taking the bitter with the sweet shows more maturity we love you and knowbodys golng to hutt you

[@rdyer8764]

It seems to me that you were angry about something else when you watched this movie. Were you having a bad day? I hope you felt better later.

[@JoeBurlas]

@@rdyer8764 honestly she just seemed genuine. You ever disliked something everyone else liked? It’s not easy - definition of brave… and we should expect honesty from this channel. It’s different than a lot of the garbage you find online.

[@rdyer8764]

@@JoeBurlas Yes, she always seems genuine to me. My comment wasn't a criticism. It just seemed to me that many of her statements were "reactive" and IMHO seemed to carry more anger than what the scene would bring. I was genuinely concerned for her emotional state. I thought she might have been upset about something other than the movie.

[@ecasino29]

​@@JoeBurlas Disliking something is not the definition of being brave. Being brave is facing adversity while under the pressure of complete fear or harm. There was no fear or harm she was facing from being honest with her reaction.

[@JoeBurlas]

@@ecasino29 having an honest unpopular opinion on the internet when it’s your livelihood fits that bill sir.

[@ecasino29]

@@JoeBurlas Yet, that bill still doesn't fit the definition.

[@fugazi225]

Thanks for reaction

[@MegaRypper]

Wow... was excited to see a new reaction for my favorite movie..... I don't think we can be friends... live long and prosper.

[@BissFlix]

And you as well

[@Stogie2112]

"Meet Joe Black" was really good at times, but the end was painfully slow and long. It made me yell, "Get on with it!" 😁 I fell madly in love with Susan (played by Claire Forlani). 😍😍 Is that so wrong?

[@George-kv6gm]

It's definitely a strange movie. But it wound you up, and that made me laugh most of the way through! It was great! Thanks so much for letting us watch with you! God bless you!

[@miketheactor7]

I like how honest you are.

[@BissFlix]

Thank you

[@ripley33able]

Meet Jo Black is a remake of the 1934 film Death Takes a Holiday. Death Takes a Holiday stars Fredric March in the Brad Pitt role.

[@BissFlix]

Oh I see, didnt know that

[@michaelriddick7116]

Good movie! I always laugh out loud when he gets hit by the car!! Lolol 😁

[@neilis2405]

@3:17 - Its pretty common in the US to call your dad "daddy" - more so in the south but its not uncommon anywhere. I'm a 43 year old man and my parents are still "momma" and "daddy".

[@CaptainIcy]

I didn't like this movie either. I watched it after seeing a clip on KZbin and reading comments about how good it was. But Idk, the romance was strange and felt forced, the ending had a lot of problems and was hard to enjoy due to that. And the movie felt like it was an hour too long, with every scene and dialogue (or lack thereof) lingering on for far too long. I normally like a slow, thought-provoking movie, but idk this one just felt strange all around. I will say, Anthony Hopkins' scenes were great and I loved his character, and I did like the dynamic with him and his daughters, especially at the party. :)

[@jlovestolaugh9308]

You should consider watching "City of Angels" with Nicolas Cage and Meg Ryan.

[@raramonty5217]

This is My number 1 movie I wish I could change the ending of

[@andreshernandez1180]

Absolutely, it’s just as pointless as this movie. There should be a Stupid Movies poll, we can include Dead Poet’s Society.

[@Wilbur322]

Love the reaction 🤟

[@BissFlix]

Happy you loved it

[@stalliondave9338]

Definitely not a romantic. Immediately judging people as having the worst intent, as if two peoples cannot immediately have a connection upon meeting is very negative, who hurt you?

[@BissFlix]

life haha I am a romantic I can guarantee you that But this type of romance uhm did not do anything for me

[@JoeBurlas]

@@stalliondave9338 her reaction is her own - would you rather her fake it? It’s one movie and that’s how she perceived it. We’re lucky to get that sort of brave opinion on a movie that is popular with so many. Let her like what she likes. I promise you’ll only get real tears for movies and not “bullshit give me your money tears “ of other channels. I could be so quick to judge when I could be asking you the same for your quick judgment of her.

[@stalliondave9338]

@@BissFlix haha yeah i feel that. Maybe you are i just didnt get the romantic type vibe from you with this one. Enjoyed the video though

[@stalliondave9338]

@@JoeBurlas dude relax, im not contesting the legitimacy of the reaction at all, it didnt feel fake at i believe the things she said are genuine. Just when she said she was a romantic but was immediately condescending toward romance scenes, it made me question that so i commented it. Im not attacking her personally or her content at all. Maybe we just have different opinions of what a romantic is. Who cares lmao

[@roberormonde]

Biss is romanian maybe she more passionate she very compassionate and feels people's pain it seems like

[@russellforte2810]

Nothing but negativity 😢

[@BattleAngelFan99]

The dad in this movie wouldn't be telling her who to stay away from if the guy she was interested in weren't Death and obviously doesn't seem to have figured out why he's even there. He's not able to tell her who Joe is, despite it being pretty important if she might be considering marriage or such with him. At the end, how does she know her dad died? Through all of it she sensed what was actually happening. She knew her dad, and she could probably read it from his actions and every facial expression. That's my theory. It's funny how you're cute even when you're annoying, BissFlix :D I was a bit frustrated but still laughing all through this.

[@hiyadroogs]

The thing i enjoy most about reaction channels, regardless of the film, - is that it exposes the true nature & character of the individual reviewer far more effectively than the film itself.

[@JoeBurlas]

@@hiyadroogs and this says she’s more honest than 99 percent of reactors out there.

[@ecasino29]

​@@JoeBurlas In other words she is more cynical and pessimistic towards romance or passion for connection.

[@JoeBurlas]

@@ecasino29 we should all be a little cynical to things when the world today is often smoke and mirrors. Show a little grace?

[@hiyadroogs]

@JoeBurlas Anyone can pull a science fiction or fantasy based film to pieces. We all know the shark in Jaws, is mechanical. We know that nothing in the entire Star Wars genre, or Lord Of The Rings, could ever happen. Of course she is honest about her own dislike. But she is also cynical, jaded, & sour faced for someone so young. This film is intriguing & fun. That doesn't mean she has to like it, of course. But she needs to lighten up for fs. If she's this bad in her 20's, goodness knows how bad it will get in her 60's.

[@ecasino29]

@@JoeBurlas There's nothing wrong with being cynical. I'm just calling it for what it is.

[@randallshuck2976]

This one has several very large logical holes in the storyline, however it is a visually beautiful movie with impressive actors and actresses. It is paced well. That said, I happen to like the yarn and how it's told. Have fun with it. I'm sure your reaction will be fair.

[@GreenCrim]

You don't have to like everything Biss, and I wouldn't waste my time worrying about people who get pissed about it. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. It's those that try to impose theirs on others that cause problems.

[@BissFlix]

I have no problem with people disagreeing with me. My issue is when they start attacking me or being rude just because i had a different take or didnt like the movie

[@jlovestolaugh9308]

I loved watching this movie as a kid (12).

[@richardlong3745]

'Mosey' is a great somewhat old word meaning to leisurely walk along enjoying scene you find yourself in. Got a laugh out of you because of all the on the mouth kissing between daughter and father especially when we see so many Europeans giving cheek air kisses to friends and family when meeting one another in public. I guess this isn't a thing for all cultures in Europe.

[@simonfrederiksen104]

2:19 Yes to more arrows, fire and vikings? Trust me all they need to make it really fun is axe throwing - blindfolded.

[@LucVasAbb]

I would say this is a movie about life and the act of dying. So many people asked themselves "What would I do and feel if I knew i was going to die in the next day/days?". The shift of perspective about what is really important to you, what you do leave behind, the people you were able to touch and grow with over the time... Recently, a member of my family passed away. We knew, including her, that her time was coming, because some diseases are just to relentless to overcome. During her last 2 years, she tryed to do everything to be remembered, to be able to help, to be present in the moment, while we just made sure that she knew that she was very loved and appreciated, in every chance we had. Now she lives through us, with everything she taught us, every moment shared, every laughter, every memory. We spend so much time and energy after money, along the phases of life, that most of us forget that the most unique and important currency that any of us have, is actually time. So, like you said, make the best of your time with whoever you choose to spend it with. A truly beloved character of mine has 2 sayings that describe very well this movie. One is "-Death is just another path, one we all must take." and "All we have to decide is what to do with the time that was given to us.". About your reaction, I do believe that how we feel can drastically change the outcome of our opinions about movies, books, well, everything. But with those two medias, how we feel, and the moment we are going through life, can really turn your enjoyment up or down. I would suggest that you give this movie another chance in the future, you might have a change of heart about it (even though the kissing in the mouth between family members is for sure really wierd). A recomendation I can give you is to watch the movie "Collateral Beauty", with Will Smith and great cast. It has a much faster pace, it isn't as long as this for a movie and it talks about so many important themes. In any case, thank you again for your reaction and your sincerity. Keep up with the great work! Ps: english is not my first language, so, I'm sorry for any mistakes!

[@bobbyquinting3918]

Sometimes I think my cat is my harbinger of death! 😼✖

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

That's weird. I think your cat is the harbinger of death, too. 😏

[@carykneller1159]

Cats ARE harbingers of death. They are one of natures most successful killing machines. And they are adorable.

[@ChristiofromMauritius]

I watched this movie in french. The part when Brad Pitt talks to the old black woman is in Haitian Creole.

[@BissFlix]

Oh interesting, maybe someday ill give it a go and see how it is

[@user-mv6ib8tr9p]

You miss love in your life it’s obvious,you don’t have love in your life you exist,you have love in your life you live,think about what I said ❤

[@rp8pi]

Claire Forlani ( susan parish) is actually an english actress almost always plays american though even in GreenStreet Hooligans which takes place in London ( good movie) she does a really good job in an older tv show called Camelot. And if you havent seen it you should for sure watch a movie called ( The Father) Starring Athony Hopkins i thinik one of hes best roles. bring tissues

[@BissFlix]

Oh?

[@Nitedawg1]

I haven’t watched the full reaction yet but I was sure you would have a problem with it as soon as I saw what you were watching. But I never noticed the mouth kissing like you did. The movie is beautifully shot, well acted, and has an emotional music score, but as much as I want to love it there are some serious problems with the romance aspect of the premise that I can’t get fully past.

[@j.a.d.vandoorn4597]

I laughed my ass off with her commend, and guys and girls this is Biss take on the movie don't feel attacked or offended by it. Only one thing I see in lots off in the commends I partly agree with,(and not just by you Biss so don't take it personally) Reactions of women tend to be downgrading every mans character a lot, while the female character is of the hook. In the opening scene Brad immediately was a charlatan and a manipulator, while he was single. Susan is in a relationship and she flirting like that?!? That's one small double standard for me....

[@BrettWaldemar]

Great movie. Biss, you should watch a few movies from the 1950's and 60's. Everybody kissed everybody! Kiss hello, kiss goodbye etc etc I had several groups of friends where the woman who was the host of a gathering always kissed everyone arriving. It was very normal. Just as normal as hugs.

[@Stogie2112]

Everybody kissed everybody....on the mouth? The host kissed everyone....on the mouth? Kissing everyone on the mouth is not "normal" for everyone. Maybe for some people, but definitely not all.

[@pablolopez5731]

One of My ten top movies,exelent,5 stars👍

[@doorofnight87]

I definitely understand what you mean, I have done that a few times where I have recorded a whole thing and not realized that the program had frozen. Recorded more than 20 minutes once. I was so pissed.

[@BissFlix]

Yeah

[@doorofnight87]

@@BissFlix stupid technology

[@williedunlop7008]

Glad you picked this movie it’s amazing and Mosey is a old western team the same as casual

[@11lbgoose]

I could tell by the first 10 minutes that you didn't like the movie. So I stopped watching.

[@JoeBurlas]

@@11lbgoose you take honest 100% of the time or you leave it I suppose. It is what it is

[@couch.patati-patata]

You're worried about romance? What do you think her baby will be like? Death baby.

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊

[@JoeBurlas]

@@pricemoore2022 it really was

[@ecasino29]

​@@JoeBurlas Not really lol

[@JoeBurlas]

@@ecasino29 you’re doubling down sir

[@ecasino29]

@@JoeBurlas Yes sir I am

[@alejandromartinez1766]

I love this movie because my mom (RIP) Loved it, thanks for this reaction Miss Bisscute 👍👍👍. Sorry you didn't like it. You should react to other better Brad Pitt's movies like: Legends of the fall 1994 (just epic movie) and Sleepers 1996 (great actor performing), Spy Game 2001 (nice film) and The devil's Own (1997) i think you will like them more Biss.😊😊

[@gerikadu6962]

😂😂she gets into your nerves doesn’t she!!

[@sheldondyck8631]

A great movie you should watch is Hidalgo. It’s about long distance rider Frank Hopkins and his horse Hidalgo. It has a great story even though it can’t be proven to be true.

[@BissFlix]

Ill take it into consideration

[@randyramirez2607]

Awesome reaction as always Biss. When I first saw this movie, I believe it was the ABC Network Premiere of it and I did notice that at least 50 minutes was cut from it so I rented it and saw it again and while it is not terrible, it was a slog to get through. The romance was meh however the concept was one I was on board with and had Martin Brest developed that more, this would have been a much better movie however he had Final Cut and wasn’t going to trim it down and tighten it up. Also, Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins are great together and they starred in another movie four years before this called Legends of The Fall which in my opinion is the much better movie. As always Biss, keep up the great reactions and honest takes

[@BissFlix]

Thank you, glad you liked the reaction

[@vickun]

I get it... You didn't like the movie.. Hehe.. It's ok for everyone to have an opinion... Good or bad... but... I look at these reactions like I'm going to watch something with a friend and I want to see how they react to it... If my friend has a constant stream of negative comments and complaints, I could only stand being around that for a short time... I would tell them maybe it's better if one of us leaves... So i just turned off at 15 minutes.... Next.. I didn't like movie much at first. Thought it was just ok entertaining. Then I watched it through the eyes of another reactor and started getting a little appreciation for it. It's good to see something through other people's eyes... Good or bad... It helps to build understanding and empathy... It kinda reminds me of Tom Hanks' >> Big Hope your next movie puts of you in a better mood! Cheers...

[@BissFlix]

Exactly, I get that to some, this is the greatest romantic movie for them. But for me, you saw how the reaction went. Everyone has their own taste. and I understand that this wasnt for you after some time and you left.

[@kirillsarioglo7822]

I liked it when i was a teenager but as much older I become the less it seems like a good (or even "not bad") film.

[@josephalbanese]

Wow, I know Bliss can by quite cynical but she was off the charts today. Having a bad day Bliss?

[@Kaledrums]

I always thought this movie was great to waste a couple of hours. The acting and plot is perfect for just that

[@masterliterato1]

You are so funny , one of the best reactions...

[@masterliterato1]

You have everything, you are beautiful, intelligent, funny, and a dark sense of humor, you made my day, take care Bonita

[@BissFlix]

Thank you so much, glad you had fun

[@justitia257]

Amazing

[@Irishguy1978]

This movie is hidden gem made in 1994 called the colour of the night with Bruce willis and jane march i first watch it when i am 15 back in 1994 on vhs tape just say it opened my eyes ha

[@davidgagne3569]

You really missed it on this movie. Too bad. If you view the entire movie as a joke you'll get nothing out of the experience. Too bad.

[@pablobaldwin2643]

Biss, although this movie isa favourite of mine, your comments had e cracking up 😆

[@BissFlix]

haha glad you had fun, others took the comments too personal

[@pablobaldwin2643]

@@BissFlixit would be a boring world if we all thought the same. It’s important to have your view challenged 😊

[@shaunwhelan17]

Some people just don’t like a movie. Taking it personally is silly. It’s just a movie I personally really enjoy this movie, but Why would I be upset with someone over not enjoying a movie? It feels like a symptom of the times-that feeling of you’re either with me or against me.

[@BissFlix]

Everyone has their own taste and not all will like the same thing. Anyway, thanks for watching and comment

[@jimforman3754]

Daddy is sweet and innocent and lovely. until you find the internet.

[@lonestar3433]

Biss! Stop exaggerating! LoL