Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl | Movie Reaction | First Time Watch | ARRRRR!

[@johnw8578]

"For too long I've been parched of thirst and unable to quench it. Too long I've been starving to death and haven't died. I feel nothing. Not the wind on my face nor the spray of the sea. Nor the warmth of a woman's flesh. You best start believing in ghost stories, Miss Turner... you're in one!" One of the best lines in movies!

[@danielallen3454]

And delivered *perfectly* by Geoffrey Rush, who understood EXACTLY his role.

[@RabiaDeConejo]

Writing like that in Hollywood movies is long gone and buried. It was good while it lasted though.

[@christoperwallace6197]

Honestly, yea.

[@YuriLongarms]

How is he feeling thirst and hunger if he feels nothing

[@TheMysterySpeaker]

@@YuriLongarms I take it that he has no perception of touch etc., but can still feel longing and cravings as part of the curse. It is magical in nature and as a curse of greed, I suspect that they always feel wanting more and in this case they are cursed to long for basic sensations or even just death.

[@m00nm00n]

Norrington is underrated imo. He's a good guy, despite being an 'enemy' on and off to our "heroes" . Much love to ya both

[@pyrettablaze86]

His character development over the course of the main trilogy is awesome. I'm really glad they decided to go the route they did, even if what happens in the third film is really upsetting to any Norrington stan. Not trying to be a spoil sport so I'll leave it at that. He's definitely one of several GOATs in this franchise.

[@m00nm00n]

@@pyrettablaze86 Well said, completely agree with you.

[@666FallenShadow]

i do love the fact that he's not just a generic pompous villain, that's such a common trope in media

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

What's Norrington "rated?"

[@CarBENbased]

Fun fact, the Fight Choreographer for the sword scenes in this movie Bob Anderson. An Olympic fencer (2 gold, 3 silver medals) and famous Hollywood consultant who worked on pretty much every good sword fight in movies for decades including Star Ward, Highlander, The Three Musketeers, The Princes Bride, The Mask of Zorro, and The Lord of the Rings. He even coached Errol Flynn himself and was a stunt double for Darth Vader!

[@leighkamp9457]

I have always interpreted Barbossa's comment about not killing Elisabeth, "Waste not" was really dark because once the curse was lifted then they could enjoy the pleasures of a woman again.

[@boldbearings]

They can still while cursed, but it wont satisfy them. See they attack her just before Will arrives.

[@darkscoutergamer6168]

@@boldbearings fr?

[@boldbearings]

@@darkscoutergamer6168 42:30 oh yeh. I was sketched out by dude with the wooden eye acting all romantic towards Calypso later, bc I thought he was one of the assaulters....but no, it was just the cook and some extras.

[@therocketmanarch]

- Why are pirates such good singers? - They can hit the high C's. Hehe. Love that pun.

[@Bane2Face]

Lolololololololol

[@michaelleeson6789]

When Elizabeth runs out and sees everyone change in the moon light. I always thought they were about to break out into a song, the shenanigans that follow seem to go well if they did sing.

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

Disney song or sea shanty?

[@ricamus]

@@jayeisenhardt1337why not both?

[@rmhartman]

It wasn't really the blood of a Pirate. It was the blood of a Turner. Remember they sent Bill Turner -- one of their crew -- down to Davy Jones's locker, so they need his son.

[@Guardian582]

can they not just remember where they left him? :P

[@VergilArcanis]

considering Bootstrap Bill was afflicted by the curse as well, he likely couldn't escape his situation. he was the last of the mutiny crew to have had possession of the medallion, so he had to have been stuck down there.

[@JasonKreider-eq8kp]

​@@Guardian582 by then he was already gone (part of Davey Jones's crew)

[@VBane]

I remember Mythbusters tested the upside down boat air pocket thing. The problem is that the air pocket would be so buoyant that there is no way you could hold it down underwater with just a couple of men's body weight.

[@jerodast]

Archimedes principle! The buoyancy would be equal to the weight of the water displaced. Imagine filling that air bubble with water - probably pretty damn heavy. With that said...get a real small air pocket and it should work, right? Don't forget the boat's weight also pushes back on the buoyancy... I figured the flaw could be that the boat is (mostly) watertight, but not completely airtight.

[@VelkanAngels]

@@jerodast - Wouldn't change the fact, that they wouldn't even have been able to walk underwater, even if they weren't holding an object with very strong buoyancy, though. I have an old diving helmet in my basement. It's solid iron and I can't even lift it halfway off the ground. That's the kind of weight it takes for someone to be able to walk on the bottom of the ocean, even if they weren't holding onto a wooden boat (which is in and of itself buoyant) with a huge air pocket inside xP.

[@tjjordan4207]

As a kid, I always wondered how they were able to hold it down when I couldn't even hold a bucket under the surface of the pool.

[@NameOptional-p9u]

I love how Jack gets a "ready to sail" ship by stealing another lol. Dude's mind must go 10000 miles a hour lol

[@johnw8578]

Jack Sparrow and Barbosa make this movie! This was such a surprise treat. When I first saw the trailer, I though meh but I am glad it was so awesome!

[@MDStallings7]

Which is exactly why I don't want another Pirates movie if there's no Jack or Barbossa. They are too much fun. No Jack, No Barbossa, No Will and Elizabeth? No point.

[@johnw8578]

@@MDStallings7 Wasn't Ortega supposed to play as Jack's daughter?

[@sallyatticum]

That first reveal on the ship was so exciting back in the movie theater when this first came out. We hadn't seen anything quite like it. The scenes with Jack and Barbosa swordfighting was incredible.

[@Crabcityrocker92]

Word of pirate warning; "You'd best start believing in ghost stories!"

[@EvanG529]

You're in one!

[@leonardodavid4670]

"You're in one!"

[@joshbull623]

Hector Barbossa- 'You best start believing in ghost stories, Miss Turner... you're in one!'

[@christophercurtis4131]

One of my favorite movies ever. I had been in the Navy for about seven years when this came out and it captured perfectly how much I loved being in the Navy and going out to sea. And how much I love the ocean. I knew I was going to love this movie the first time Captain Jack Sparrow appears on screen. And I am one of those who will call him only Captain Jack Sparrow. It seems wrong to say his name without Captain in front of it. I also love Keira Knightley and Orlando Bloom in these movies. The score composed for this movie is beautiful. My favorite scene is the end, with Captain Jack on the Black Pearl when he says Bring me that horizon.

[@zakhm05]

Her "it's him" banter was hilarious

[@petercofrancesco9812]

He's man splanning every thing to her like she's an idiot. 😆

[@jerodast]

"You think I give a CRAP about Orlando Bloom??" (paraphrasing :P)

[@pickmeasinner]

37:11 well yea, there are jokes that the French are quick to surrender, but he says "that would be the French " because "parler" is French. It means "to speak"

[@Laochri]

Scenes from the Original Ride that were in the film; The Man Wallowing with the Pigs, The Dog With the Keys, The Pirate Attack, The Burning Town, Skeleton Drinking Wine, The guy balancing on the Rum Barrels, The Sword fight on the Cart, The Pirate with His Head Up The Girl's Dress, RumIsla de Muerta (Dead Man’s Cove).

[@MrGittz]

The first 3 of these movies are gems

[@chrisfraser5088]

Fun story… I actually know the guy who made all the swords for this movie. I was in high school at the time, and the father of a friend of mine landed the contract to make all the swords. Every sword you see, made by hand, by a highly skilled sword master. When we all graduated, instead of getting grad rings, he made us swords. Very cool! We were warned by the principal of my school to NOT bring our “grad rings” to our grad ceremony 😂

[@BobarissGish]

Fun fact the way they used the bed warmer was incorrect. You pass it through the sheets then remove it as leaving it in risk burning your feet and or accidental fire if the coals should spill.

[@computersurgeon_]

4:43 Wife: "She's hot isn't she?" Me: "Don't answer that... Don't answer that... " Husband: "....." Me: "Well done brother. Well done. "

[@biggman4526]

Especially considering she was like 16-17 while they were filming this first one...

[@TheStarkiller96]

@@biggman4526 And? Back then we where younger so yeah :D She is hot. And still is to this day.

[@jonathancunningham8739]

@@biggman4526 Uh no she wasn't she was 17 and I think she turned 18 during the scenes.

[@tjjordan4207]

I know someone who would have replied, "You saying she isn't?"

[@sharkdentures3247]

Sometimes, SILENCE is best! lol

[@zanzibarwhite-]

I've heard that the "pirate" accent was from the original Treasure Island movie. It was simply the way Robert Newton(Long John Silver) decided to talk for the character. Partly due to his natural accent, but with some possible embellishment. After that everyone just decided that's how pirates talked.

[@Kabirdix]

It's a Cornish accent specifically

[@davonuk1]

To err is human, to Arr is pirate.

[@ericedstrom5077]

CARE-ib-bean is the right pronunciation for the region. Caribbean is the pronunciation for the people or things in that region. For example: “This man is of Caribbean decent.” “Yes, his parents are from the CAREibbean.”

[@charleslee8313]

(sees pirates trying to coax the dog holding the keys in its mouth) "Remember that, from the ride?" *blank stares* As a fan of the Disney parks, that broke my heart.

[@SixFour0391]

“He just got FORKED!” Yes yes yes yes yes!!!! Hahahaha

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

the promotion for this movie was literally the shot of Barbossa morphing into a skeleton, front and center. for the level of 2003 tech and audience, that was an instant hook.

[@stmcde1701]

I ways liked the fact that Norrington recognized that Will was the one who made the sword while Governor Swan just assumed rhe master blacksmith did so - i don't think Norrington is ever told that will makes the sword

[@rmhartman]

Depp based his portrayal of Sparrow on Keith Richards (of the Rolling Stones). Richards appears in a later Pirates movie as Sparrow's father.

[@5stardave]

Paul McCartney appeared in the fifth one as his uncle.

[@MysticalJessica]

She is the princess and he is the stable boy!!

[@pickmeasinner]

Geoffrey Rush (Barbosa) actually does the usual, most stereotypical pirate accent if you want to practice lol. His is a very good example, and although it IS an actual accent here in parts of the UK, it was adopted as the quintessential pirate accent by one particular actor; Robert Newton for his role in long John silver. Obviously he did a great job because it stuck for almost all pirate characters to come!

[@Philistine47]

The reason "whoever invented parlay" is "the French" is because it's a French word - it means "talk." I don't _think_ it's a "French people surrender" joke (though it could be).

[@MrGittz]

No you are right.

[@Linruat]

It's definitely the answer, AND an intentional joke/shot at the french.

[@shaneord7527]

Years ago someone within Google changed the did you mean thing. If you typed 'French military victory's, it would say,' did you mean French military defeats ' 😂 They did used to be quite pretty successful in battle though.

[@aaronburdon221]

@@shaneord7527 After Napoleon, however, they don't have a good track record though.

[@SchlagerLucas]

Me everytime Mrs. Movies says that Barbossa and his crew are dead: "CURSED!"

[@VergilArcanis]

22:41 - I just now realized that trap box is what disabled the rudder chain. they wrapped it on before they got on deck. 20 years it took me to realize that is what they did.

[@OmegaS-117]

The Pirates Of The Caribbean movies are among some of my all time favorite movies

[@1Vmiboy]

And that’s why I love Mrs. Movies. She’s the first and only KZbinr I’ve ever seen to understand what Jack was doing with the canoe under the water 😂

[@VelkanAngels]

What? Are you sure it's not that you're ignoring the fact, that it's physically impossible to hold the boat down? Especially considering that you can't even walk underwater *without* additionally holding onto something that'd take something like an elephant's weight to hold down? I've seen like 20 reactions to this movie and at no point have anyone not understood what they were doing with the canoe. Many have simply pointed out the FACT, that it's impossible to do in reality, which makes it jarring to see (albeit cool-looking).

[@RealBradMiller]

​@@VelkanAngelsYou thought way too deeply about that comment. 🤭

[@JONSEY101]

Why are Pirates Pirates? Because they Arrrrrgh!, 😂😂 Thank you! I'm available Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 😂😂 I had to laugh at myself as I thought your wife's T-shirt said ' The Goodies ' only to later realise it said ' Goonies ', ahhahaha! 😂😂 Love the Pirates movies! Some great adventure with some fun thrown in the mix. I don't think I'll be watching the new one as Johnny Depp won't be in it, won't be the same without him. Great reaction guys. Have a fantastic day, take care!

[@TenmaStupidity]

In those days and age a Commadore was like a 1 star Admiral......it was when someone in the Navy went from being a Captain with Command over 1 Ship to being in command over multiple ships....

[@READY_OR_NOT]

Mr. Movies: remember that thing you experienced? Ms. Movies: nope😐

[@0PsychosisMedia0]

Old pirate movie called The Black Swan (1942) with Tyrone Power and Mureen Ohera i think both of you guys would highly enjoy. You may see a slight side story that was in Pirates of the Caribbean in it. Really enjoyable movie! One of my favorite Pirate movies.

[@christoperwallace6197]

Lord of the Rings connection. This came out before Jackson had finished The Return of The King. So he specifically tried to differentiate the Army of the Dead from LOTR and these pirates.

[@formdusktilldeath]

Jeffrey Rush is MVP here for me. Best performance of the movie by far… yes even better than Jonny D!

[@pauljamesg]

Thank you so much for providing content that always brings a smile to my face, even on a miserable day.

[@pyrettablaze86]

She said "he looks like a Three Musketeer" 🤣🤣🤣 I concur, Missus 😅 Love this film, there will never be a PotC without Johnny for me. They better not attempt it, I swear... Glad you guys enjoyed it, it's a special one for me.

[@DugTheDog]

7:03 One of the best entrances of any character in movie history. Tells you a damn lot about who he is right there is a few seconds. Always loved it!

[@jannaromine5908]

It's such a treat to watch some of my favorite reactors seeing one my favorite movies! It's a great surprise to discover that you haven't seen it yet

[@jannaromine5908]

❤

[@OriginalMalcolmPoole]

Fun fact: In the scene with Jack and Will in the upturned boat on the sea floor, they were in there for a while and got so confused, Orlando started speaking in Elvish...

[@TheFireMonkey]

41:30 gives a whole new meaning to "See how the mainsail sets."

[@P-M-869]

There is a species of Green Apples. They are still green when they are ripe.

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

The Granny Smith apple 🍏

[@kirkcasteel7070]

Fun little fact the duo pirates the one pirate without the wooden I actually was grumpy in once upon a Time

[@MysticalJessica]

I am so happy for Johnny Depp! Thank God he escaped that man trap!

[@theTemplar08]

So glad I got to see the ride before the changes.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

I remember Orlando Bloom talking about his experiences with this trilogy. And one thing stands out to me. He said that when time came for filming the second movie the wardrobe department were kind enough to actually give him full boots instead of those really goofy gawdy-looking uncomfortable shoes he wears in this movie. I suppose they're meant to show a higher class of status, but they really do look terrible. lol

[@VelkanAngels]

Never once noticed anyone's shoes in any of these movies 😂

[@patrickcromwell7554]

@@VelkanAngels I actually only noticed the shoes AFTER Orlando Bloom mentioned it. 😂. But yes, look at the very umm "proper" shoes he's wearing in his intro scene at the Governor's house. They're very "fancy" and he has those throughout the whole first movie. It's only in the last scene and in the next movies that he's wearing boots.

[@joeu.3624]

What I loved about this is that Johhn was silly in this, but he was also very competent. He didn't succeed by luck or plot contrivances, he succeeded because- despite his silliness - he's a damn good pirate. Later movies he often succeeds by pure luck and not his talent.

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

He had a bit of luck in this one.

[@pickmeasinner]

Wow what a great idea for reactions! Never even thought of them for you guys. I loved these movies , the humor is just my cuppa tea!

[@ssj4megaman]

As someone from the Caribbean. It can definitely be said both ways.

[@Divamarja_CA]

It’s interesting to note the diff between “creepy” and “atmospheric”! I find this movie and the entire franchise full of atmosphere and only occasional bits of creepiness.

[@Mr59Kenzo]

special effects were awesome, favorite pirate Jack and Will

[@BarkyFoxtrot]

Pirates of the Caribbean is one of my favorite movie franchises of all time. Curse of the Black Pearl is lightning in a bottle. Yet I absolutely adore the first three. I can watch them almost endlessly. Personally my deserted island trilogy. Glad you two are watching through them. Can't wait to see the rest of the series through your perspectives!

[@SGz_Eliminated]

Man I've missed you guys, not that you've gone anywhere, I've just not seen much of your content recently. The PotC films are a great watch so I'm looking forward to these reactions!

[@Warlord2029]

“There should be Captain in there somewhere “)) great reaction! Loved cosplaying as Captain Jack back in the day 🔪

[@KingHenryVR4]

Captain Ron: Yeah, I thought we'd ought to have them, Boss. Cause, you know, we're gettin' into pirate waters, here, pretty quick. Martin Harvey: What pirates? Captain Ron: Pirates, of the Caribbean. Martin Harvey: Been to Disney World, one too many times? Have we, Captain Ron? Captain Ron: You know, I don't believe I've been to Disney World... [Interrupted by Martin Harvey] Captain Ron: I've been to DollyWood.

[@HoHoMyLad]

“I don’t like the water.” I think Mrs Movies and John Silver of Starz’ Black Sails have a lot in common here.

[@charlescarter9600]

i imagine the apple is a golden delicious they are very sweet and have a green skin that goes yellow the sweeter it gets ,try one they are great

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

I think it's a Granny Smith apple 🍏

[@supermoogle07]

This first movie is an absolute classic. Johnny Depp is iconic. The later movies aren’t awful just can’t compete with this one. How Jack plays everyone the whole movie but in the end is a good guy. The later movies play too much with the double crossing and drama.

[@Philistine47]

This, and also the later movies (especially from #4 onward) tried to make Jack the main character, proving that they'd failed to understand that what makes Captain Jack Sparrow so compelling isn't the wacky antics, it's the _mystery:_ we don't know what's driving Jack, what he's planning, or even whose side he's on until the climax of the film. That's great for a supporting character, but for a protagonist it's a lot harder to get audiences invested.

[@rmhartman]

Jack is best as a supporting character in a larger story.

[@anthonyford9017]

You are the only person so far mentioned the air pocket 👍👍👍👏great call

[@noellegoble7944]

Fun fact about corsets- they were not patriarchal torture devices designed to oppress women. They were basically bras with front and back support. You could not wear one of those 18th century fashionable gowns without a corset. Also, when this movie takes place, it was impossible to lace the corset tight enough to make you pass out. Metal eyelets hadn’t been invented yet, so if they tried to tight lace, they would just rip the corset. By the time tightlacing became a thing, only upper class women did it, because only they could afford to lose mobility. Today’s corsets are also technically more dangerous than corsets back then, because corsets back then were customized to a specific woman’s torso, while today, they’re mass produced in a single shape.

[@bryanaragon6679]

Great first reaction of the movie that started a saga that would eventually became Disney's favorite one among the audience. I remember seen the first Pirates of the Caribbean when I was like 3 or 4 years old. Remember I had the movie on DVD by that time and also I remember when they passed it through Disney's Channel on the old days of the early 2000s.

[@nomenestomen3452]

Yeah, great franchise. Can't believe the Mrs. hasn't seen it yet. But her reactions look real, like always.

[@samjohns6602]

What's a pirate's favorite letter? Most people would think "R", but tis truly the C they love.

[@MartinPurvis]

I’m so glad you guys are watching these films, they’re soooo good

[@stevo728822]

A little bit of historical context. Port Royal on Jamaica was the home base of the English pirates. The island of Tortuga north of Haiti was the home base of the French pirates.

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hope you two are having an great and awesome day ❤

[@dinkharmon2419]

My favorite pronunciation of Caribbean is the way Billy Ocean sings it in Caribbean Queen

[@JaimeCard]

I love this movie. The score is excellent, Johnny Depp is incredible and it's real fun to watch y'all watch it 😂

[@SixFour0391]

Hans Zimmer is a genius. He and Howard Shore (Lord of the Rings) are two of the greatest cinematic composers, ever! You should check out Hans’ concert in Prague! It’s on KZbin!

[@NoriMori1992]

33:38 This interaction takes on a different light in view of the fact that Pintel (the long-haired guy) is Ragetti's uncle 😆

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

Back in the 70s - 80s we went to Florida to visit family quite often during the summers. While there we would always go to Disney World, and Pirates of the Caribbean was my favorite ride. I would ride it at least three or four times every time we went. That and Space Mountain, because it was the only rollercoaster that did not make me sick. :D

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

her hair looks nice. the mrs is so pretty

[@rottieshepcalibre9156]

Mrs Movies is a ⭐️ and I love it when she corrects Mr Movies vocabulary and every time he replies “that’s what I said” 😂

[@tjjordan4207]

While I have come to like movies 2 & 3 (except for the other 2), the first movie still holds up far better than any of them to this very day. Hard to imagine that this movie is turning 21 years old (as of 2024). I remember when this movie first came out. Ah, such simpler times. Also, Keira Knightley was probably my first crush.

[@ComicPhreak]

31:19 He was looking at the storm coming in.

[@rickmclaughlin9710]

It seems like the two of you think the apple was unripe because it was green. Of course, it was Granny Smith, which is green when it is ripe. They are tart but are also one of the most popular apples around.

[@sammybear7100]

They actually made a ride based on the actual Potc movies on Shanghai Disney! It's super cool and has a backwards drop!

[@TenmaStupidity]

They were lightening the ship to try and lose the Black Pearl in the Shoals.......the Shoals is an area of water around an island or rocky crags where it's very shallow and a ship can get stuck or heavily damaged on the bottom if it tries to traverse these zones. By lightening the load on their ship they make their draft (area of the ship that is under water) less and thus could potentially glide over the Shoals while the bigger heavier ship like the Black Pearl would get stuck

[@crunchytrojan]

One of my favorite movie franchises growing up

[@aaronburdon221]

Commodore, I believe is just shy of an admiral. There would be a little bit of a fancy party for it, especially in the colonies because it'd be so rare. It was extremely rare for admirals to be commissioned in the new world as well (because admirals tend to be more politicians than sailors so they'd always be close to the throne unless specifically ordered to sail by the king). Lord Admiral Nelson was a little bit of an exception to this. He was very much a sailor, but his loyalty and fervor to the crown impressed the king and his subordinates alike.

[@iapetusmccool]

Yep, it's the rank above a captain and below a rear admiral. Although historically it was a job description rather than a rank, for a captain who was in command of a squadron of ships rather than just his own.

[@erwinzyx]

I was going to say that the green apple that Jack Sparrow was eating looks like a Granny Smith apple, which are green. But Granny Smiths originated in Australia in 1868, which is well after the timeline for Pirates of the Caribbean (1650 - 1726).

[@lazyperfectionist1]

11:31 And here, we have a key trait about this franchise. It's not a _POTC_ movie if there isn't at least _one_ highly improbably fight sequence.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

30:43 This is _another_ common trope in this franchise; a woman who's bitter toward Jack.

[@paulieluppino1856]

40:51 ..."That was lucky"... He couldn't af-fork to lose another eye... (I should be in prison for this kind of jokes😓)

[@pickmeasinner]

4:17 honestly my dude, I had to laugh at this ya can't argue with that rationale from the missus!

[@rowenatulley852]

I so enjoy watching you two!

[@jimberjamber8540]

I remember when I was like 7 I had an argument with a clown over the pronunciation of Caribbean. He just wanted to make me a pirate sword.

[@tacticalgrace6456]

6:45 Hey, Mrs Movies! It’s not the size of the boat, it’s the motion of the ocean! 🧜🧐

[@SoggyBee]

4:46 nice tasteful nod in agreement. Well played.

[@Danj1095]

Already agree with y'all about the pronunciation. For example, "route" id say one way if it's a path (take that "root") but if it's an actual road I'd say route. 😂

[@brandonrobinson529]

9:21 “I can’t swim” 😂😂😂😂

[@fu6817]

7:07 That's the reaction i like from that scene. I wonder why so few reactors have barely noticed the ship sinking.

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

So excited to see you watching this franchise. You both are the most adorable couple I have the pleasure of watching, relationship goals or what

[@shanewillis316]

This film came out in 2003. A few months before Return to the King.

[@MysticalJessica]

You are right about that! I have some cousins who are all musicians in their family, the father, the mother and the daughter but not the son! He is the only one in that family who doesn't understand squat about music!

[@Shinnizle]

So glad to see you guys react to this. One of my favorite film series ❤

[@EirkieNewso-tz1ye]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZTMiGVrmZqkZrs what year is and what movie from