PASSED AWAY! (1992) *Reaction!* FIRST TIME WATCHING!! *Am I wrong for finding humor in death??*

[@jancw]

"THE NEXT TO DIE" I remember rewinding that line over and over!

[@BigGator5]

I normally don't this anymore, but I highly recommend the following animated movies: The Hobbit (1977), The Flight Of Dragons (1982), and The Last Unicorn (1982).

[@matthewhedrichjr.5445]

Underrated movie. Both sad and funny. Funeral going wrong with the family

[@PhilHug1]

Kat! If you haven't seen it. I highly recommend reacting to the movie Heavyweights. It stars Ben Stiller and a young Kenan Thompson

[@LordVolkov]

Heavyweights is too funny!

[@Keith2XS]

Great reaction!

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Trust me...whatever funny looks you may get, laughing at a funeral is a fine, and time-honored tradition. It may not be polite, but in a situation like that, 'polite' can go hang itself.

[@katreacts6843]

It's good to hear I'm not alone in this :D I sometimes joke about death, saying that when I die, I want to work for the "Stupid Death Department" - assisting those who have recently crossed over after dying in a very stupid way.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

@@katreacts6843 Good thinking! I suspect you will not lack for customers.

[@jonrhoten7477]

Good movie

[@matthewhedrichjr.5445]

I agree. Sad that it failed at the box office.

[@BadAssSykO]

👍

[@LordVolkov]

Death can be very funny. The Darwin awards were a fine example back in the day. I'm surprised I've never seen this movie as the cast is fantastic.

[@katreacts6843]

One of the things I've joked about in connection with death is, that when I die, I want to work for the "Stupid Death Department." Basically help those who have died a very stupid death.

[@laustcawz2089]

@@katreacts6843 ...like Mr. Jordan in "Heaven Can Wait"...

[@laustcawz2089]

I recommend "Death At A Funeral", the original 2007 version (it was remade only about 3 years later &, like most remakes, the new version was quite unimpressive).

[@katreacts6843]

Death at a Funeral, the original version, is actually one of my favorite films :D I have seen it so many times, that I reacted to the remake (one of my earlier reactions), and although good, I kept preparing it to the original, and it didn't hold a candle to it tbh.

[@laustcawz2089]

@@katreacts6843 Yes, what so many of today's comedy stars refuse to accept/acknowledge/realize is that (assuming they have the talent to begin with) they are infinitely funnier when they're not trying so hard to be-- when they're busy concentrating on the character rather than essentially laughing at their own jokes. Don't know if you knew this, but Alan Tudyk from the original is actually a natural born Texan, but you'd never guess it from his performance. He was hilarious, too!

[@DavidB-2268]

If you enjoy movies about death, you should watch either Death Becomes Her, or The Trouble With Harry.

[@katreacts6843]

I've reacted to Death Becomes Her, it was one of my earliest reactions :D But I need to check out The Trouble With Harry!

[@bryanlangerud7953]

May I recommend the movie “Waking Ned Devine”(1998) It is another good movie about shenanigans around a funeral.

[@katreacts6843]

Already reacted to that one my friend :D It's one of my earliest reactions :D

[@BigGator5]

You can, but will people find it funny? "If he shot the sheriff, but didn't shoot the deputy, then who did?" See? Funny. I had to dig deep for these facts. Enjoy. Fun Fact: Ruth Jaroslow's debut. Better Team Up Fact: Peter Riegert and Tim Curry appeared in Oscar (1991), which is a better movie. Left Behind Fact: When Bob Hoskins and Nancy Travis were leaving the salon, she changes the sign to open from closed, but she already had a customer in the salon for the whole scene.