Villagers React to Shawshank Redemption: A Rollercoaster of Emotions! React 2.0

Villagers React to Shawshank Redemption: A Rollercoaster of Emotions! React 2.0
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Welcome to our channel, where we bring you the most exciting and unique experiences! In this captivating video, we decided to gather a group of villagers who have never seen the iconic movie "Shawshank Redemption" before, and their reactions were nothing short of amazing! Prepare to be blown away as you witness their genuine emotions, surprise, and awe as they delve into the world of this timeless masterpiece.
🎬 Experience the Magic of "Shawshank Redemption" 🎬
The Shawshank Redemption is widely regarded as one of the greatest films in cinematic history, and we couldn't wait to share its brilliance with our villagers! Released in 1994 and directed by Frank Darabont, this epic drama tells the poignant story of Andy Dufresne, a banker who is wrongly convicted of murder and finds himself sentenced to life in Shawshank State Penitentiary. As the plot unfolds, the villagers will be taken on an emotional journey filled with hope, friendship, resilience, and redemption.
🤔 What to Expect in this Video 🤔
Throughout this video, you'll witness the villagers' initial impressions as they watch the film from start to finish. From the opening scenes to the climactic moments, each reaction is captured authentically, showcasing the raw emotions that "Shawshank Redemption" evokes even after all these years. Laughter, tears, gasps, and cheers - it's all here!
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As you watch the villagers' reactions, we encourage you to join in on the discussion. Share your favorite scenes, quotes, or the impact this classic movie has had on your life in the comments below. Let's celebrate the power of storytelling and the universal themes that make "Shawshank Redemption" so timeless.
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[@swisscheeseneutral6820]

“He is being rung like a temple bell” best line of the whole reaction

[@troypanton2221]

I laughed for a solid 5 mins!😂

[@Singe0255]

Came here to say this.

[@xlDysenterylx]

I watch this movie VERY often, and I will always hear that comment at that scene now. Lol

[@SuperMarry23]

"There is no sound in the stick of God". Was a great line too.

[@pompe221]

@@Singe0255 So did I! I'm going to have to remember that line.

[@raulmckool]

35:30 Badshah jumping in his seat with joy at the sight of Andy and Red reuniting is the most wholesome thing! No, I'm not crying, you're crying!

[@melanie62954]

When Morgan Freeman walked out of prison in the suit, Badshah said, "He looks like Amrish Puri." For the westerners here, Amrish Puri played the evil priest in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, but he was a famous actor in Hindi cinema, as well. I would love to see their take on the Indiana Jones films, especially the, uh...odd...depiction of India.

[@RobiFM90]

Great idea, I’d love to see them react to Indiana Jones

[@Cbr0749]

But then they want to see the sequels...

[@melanie62954]

@@Cbr0749 That's true, I should have specified....the Indiana Jones TRILOGY only. 😆

[@Cbr0749]

@@melanie62954 Correct answer😁 Saw part 4 once, not going near part 5.

[@Trazynn]

The first three Indiana Joneses are enough. My favourite is the Last Crusade. Loved that one as a child.

[@dawnadriana1764]

These gentlemen continue to touch my heart with their natural kindness and wisdom. I am so glad I found this channel, and thank you for showing that human compassion crosses all boundaries, races, and religions. "His loneliness killed him"... Incredible.

[@jimborghini2761]

I feel exactly the same. I love these guys!

[@aw5832]

Badsahah that was really brave expressing yourself at the end. I respect you.

[@PillageMontage]

"he is being run like a temple bell" haven't heard that one, I like it lmao

[@jameshoffa7085]

They added in temple I guess but rung like a bell is a pretty common phrase in fighting sports

[@The_ZeroLine]

“Sir, this is not a movie, but a lesson.” I love these men.

[@balvinderbance]

One of the greatest movies ever made, absolutely timeless masterpiece

[@jacobshirley3457]

And that's true even if you didn't have one of the greatest film endings.

[@prestonvanhorn6248]

I love the Indian head movements. My Indian friend taught me the meaning of them. It’s like it’s own form of communication and it’s awesome.

[@newwavepop]

i just love these gentlemen, genuine salt of the Earth. the first time i ever saw or heard of Shawshank was around 93/94 one nigh on cable when i was flipping through channels trying to find something to watch that i had not already seen. it was about to start in a few minutes and i read the description and was like "ugh a prison movie no thanks" and i kept searching channels, after not fining anything else i reluctantly went back to the "stupid prison movie". and preceded to sit there and have one of the most magical times i have ever had watching a film, the hope and joy and tears it invoked in me. get busy living or get busy dying.

[@PeterDavid7KQ201]

28:11 "You bastard!" Best reaction to Warden Norton ever!

[@samgrafton1455]

These elders have the most intriguing reactions.

[@Benobot99]

I recommend showing them "Home Alone" because it's a classic funny movie.

[@mox3909]

Babu is gonna want to fight the wet bandits

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

YES PLEASE 🙏 Home Alone or the Bean movie would be great

[@01cobracommander]

😂🤣OMG! SO MUCH YESS!🤣😂

[@chucknasty7440]

YES TO HOME ALONE! They deserve it after The Exorcist ordeal.

[@GrimrDirge]

I'm just here for the couch

[@Trazynn]

"The way of bathing there is also different".

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

I loved their reaction to the ending of this. I hope we'll get to see what they think of the movie "Castaway"

[@missm.e9914]

I love seeing these guys perspective on famous western movies, its interesting to see where cultures divide and where we are the same. Can't wait to see more!

[@jameshoffa7085]

This isn't a western

[@ggstatertots]

​@@jameshoffa7085Western as in Western culture, not Western genre.

[@Kenneth_James]

@@jameshoffa7085 c'mon man. seriously?

[@SuperMarry23]

We are the same. They value life, so do we. And that is something we all can unite on.

[@guyverjedi]

I'm happy just to see the east enjoying things they have missed.. time stood still for them for 100s of years in some case's... I enjoy watching them have the same experiences I had as a child

[@MikeGill87]

One of the best movies of all time. By some metrics the best ever. I love the reaction to it.

[@rabbit6422]

At 14:00 I realized I was watching two men watch a movie of two men watching a movie... 😁

[@deadpanbarry5442]

Greetings from Ireland. 🇮🇪😊 I can't stop watching these guys. Love their reaction to everything. 😊

[@isnisse3896]

38:38 I think they have something they need to talk about. Off camera.

[@IndyRead]

If suggestions are being taken, I can heartily recommend the original 12 Angry Men from 1957. A brilliant movie that I hope these wise gentlemen will enjoy.

[@TypingChimp1]

I absolutely love these videos of these beautiful villagers.

[@EveningSoother]

*Highlights:* 1:42 Professor Babu welcomes you to Sociology 101. 4:23 Badshah, tell us again how big is Shawshank. 🤣 12:24 Not Babu calling Captain Hadley the C word. 🤣 14:06 Gilda will always be Gilda. 15:00 To use Badshah's words, the leader of the Sisters _"is being rung like a temple bell"._ 🤣 18:48 Brooks was here. 😢 21:21 Marilyn will always be Marilyn. 21:47 Babu gets possessed by the spirit of Hank Williams 23:09 Tommy is being Tommy. Babu and Badshah: 😂😂 23:47 And I guess also Raquel will always be Raquel. 25:20 Bobby gets shot. 😢Babu and Badshah are OUTRAGED. 25:55 Babu has a very reasonable plan. 27:16 Badshah also has a very reasonable plan. 28:16 Andy is gone, Warden Norton is freaking out. Babu and Badshah: 😂😂 30:19 Andy is free. Babu and Badshah: 👏👏 30:59 Babu and Badshah can't wait to see Warden Norton getting fuc*ed 🤣 31:44 Babu and Badshah are not exactly _sad_ about Warden Norton's passing. 32:29 Red: "I don't give a sh*t". Babu and Badshah: 👏👏 33:05 The sheer HORROR in Babu's eyes when he realises they sent Red to Brooks' flat. 34:49 I've never seen Babu SO stocked about a film. Shawshank Redemption did it again. 35:35 Babu and Badshah are so happy to see Andy and Red reunited. I'm actually tearing up, dammit. 37:24 "Even tyranny has its limit" - Babu, 2023. And let's close with that.

[@liberpolo5540]

I had forgotten about babu and the c word! XD

[@jennithepooh4u]

This comment is soooo awesome and I really enjoyed it 😊

[@ct6852]

That Thomas Newman score gets me every time. Especially when the camera pans out over the ocean and the boat. Chills.

[@indigogolf3051]

These men are beautiful in spirit. I love watching them. God by with you both.

[@aaronmicalowe]

This is one of those movies that takes something out of you, and you have to wait years between each time watching it, otherwise you won't appreciate it the way it needs to be.

[@Seldser]

This is my all time favourite movie, seeing this pair react to it brought back the same emotions I experienced when I first saw it so many years ago. So glad they enjoyed it!

[@carloo69]

I refused to watch this movie for the longest time, thinking it would be boring, and that it was too long... I finally decided to watch it a.couple years ago, and I was an inconsolable blubbering mess when Brooks hung himself. This movie is outstanding. Absolutely brilliant!

[@ZeroOskul]

Badshah and Babu are so wonderful! Just the opening statement that thet hope even their enemies are never put in prison for life. The hope for rehabilitation is strong and rehabilitation is necessary for all. In my country they say: "Lock them up and throw away the key!" A person released from prison becomes a subhuman thing, hated and feared by our society.

[@tmcleanful]

3:50 - Have to remember that these villagers have experienced and seen things in their lives to which we cannot relate directly - "The prison looks great." In comparison to the prisons the villagers are familiar with this is undoubtedly true.

[@MarvelloBumps]

Yea, their perspective can unintentionally be funny. I laughed a bit at that 😅 but the "he's the Devil walking around telling us to read the Bible" line is CLASSIC!

[@Kenneth_James]

I want them to get their full names and own donation system set up because I'm 60% sure that they are getting shafted as far as the $ they generate compared to the $ they get paid. Mr. Zahir Styles (whoever that is) on the Paypal donate gets it. The big guy needs medical treatment and Babu needs dental. With the hundreds of thousands of people that watch this and the main channel this is absolutely possible.

[@generalping999]

​@@Kenneth_JamesBabu said he does not want dental work done and the tall guy suffered from Polio as a child. They bought him a wheelchair with the funds they were donated from PayPal. But who knows what's going on behind the videos.

[@notbloodylikely4817]

I think he meant the set looks great, as in the movie did a great job creating the location, not that he thought it looked like a great place to be. Not long after he said the prison looked scary. Some things are lost in translation methinks.

[@garyhillman4993]

Bhabu is such a wise old man I luv watching him. He s a star himself !

[@mattevanswastaken]

I think The Green Mile would be another great Stephen King Movie for you guys. I really enjoy seeing you experience the great movies for a first time. Many of these I watched in my early teens without the wisdom you have achieved.

[@fabriciofontes2898]

The Green Mile would be great.

[@ilari90]

One of my favourite movies when I saw it as kid.

[@kvol1668]

It was really bold of Stephen King to write another prison story after this, or for a filmmaker to try to adapt another King story after Shawshank. And they're both powerhouse movies.

[@Trendyflute]

The Green Mile is good but I don't like it anywhere near as much as The Shawshank Redemption. IMO when Stephen King avoids outright supernatural themes he's a brilliant writer; once he starts leaning on supernatural deus ex machina in his stories he quickly becomes hacky. The Green Mile is nowhere near as good of a story, it holds together on character. But even that falls apart when you see what an obvious, even disgusting, example of alleviating white guilt via the "magical negro" trope The Green Mile is. Shawshank is simply one of the finest films ever made; that ever could be made. The Green Mile is not, by a big margin, for many reasons. Sorry Green Mile fans.

[@Trazynn]

Escape Plan (2013) would be a fun stupid prison movie.

[@BloodylocksBathory]

Both Bashaad and Babu make good points about prison. It should be a place where criminals can improve themselves (and some facilities have taken great strides in that direction), but too many prisons leave people worse when they're set free, worse than the people like Brooks who give up hope.

[@butkusfan23]

Watching this man sing along and dance to Hank Williams in one of the library scenes made my day 😊

[@duv1010]

Maybe "The Green Mile." That is a wonderful movie too. Love watching these fine men 🥰🥰🥰

[@michaelmay5453]

What makes me the most happy is watching how much joy watching this brought them. Honest reactions without a seconds thought, truly happy and empathetic as well as sympathetic. These are good people.

[@anitawindbigler7100]

The prison used in film is less than 1/4 mile, if walk, from where I live. Watched movie near 20 yrs ago. Then took tour of prison. Then ended up moving close to it. 😊😊 They do Halloween haunted prison - just incase ya'll want s scare 😅😅😅😅

[@pauljackson2409]

Like many, I have watched this movie over and over; this was like watching it for the first time. Thank you gentlemen!

[@Kenneth_James]

"Everything is explained so well," Babu says, but he misses the other themes and lessons that Shawshank tries to get across. The film explores the injustice and flaws of legal systems, the enduring power of hope and perseverance, the strength of the human spirit, and the importance of friendship. It also delves into the consequences of corruption and the significance of finding purpose and embracing second chances. Additionally, it highlights the importance of calculating risks and seizing opportunities for positive changes when possible, the power and importance of freedom, and the impact of having dreams and goals to aspire toward.

[@bethcushway458]

And now Babu can yodel!!!! His talents are never ending!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰 What a fantastic reaction! I love these two so much. I did want to give poor Badshah a cuddle at the end though. Bless his heart❤️

[@bethking7348]

Prison rarely "fixes" a person

[@marquisdelafayette1929]

Oh Babu, such a wonderful person if a bit naive if he thinks prisons/jails are there to improve and help rehabilitate them for their eventual release back into society. When you add money to such things than they are incentivized to do the opposite and want them to fail.

[@J4ME5_]

Tears come to everyones eyes.. that song at the end was beautiful

[@guyverjedi]

I wish I could experience things like they do... a first time.. the giddiness of something new .. the amazement... makes me feel like a kid again... these guys take me back...

[@GregCooke-lr2ef]

Absolutely Love these two men....... If this planet was filled with men like these, what a Wonderful world it would be

[@terryconnelly484]

The movie escape from Alcatraz is old but based on a true story with Clint Eastwood Try that out also the last castle is good prison movie

[@fresha-dy3uk]

so much wisdom in the intro from the boys it should be for correctional purposes

[@klauskunkel]

"Sir, this is not a movie but a lesson"

[@livingdeadbtu]

Brooks made me very sad, but then again he was suppose to. When he went into prison, everyone was walking, riding horses, or in wagons... When he left, cars, traffic lights, radio, TV. What a culture shock!!! He didn't have a chance :(

[@alankemper4068]

I have come to really appreciate the integrity of those two men. Wanting to see justice,

[@dionysiacosmos]

I'd really like to see what they of Pleasantville.

[@brasshouse-og]

This was so fun. I for real just watched Shawshank with to Pakistani dudes and had a great time doing it. What a time to be alive.

[@bandeano3870]

india not pakistan

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

Fun fact: Accounting for inflation, the $370'000 that Andy escaped with is the equivalent of about $5 million today. Enough to set himself up very comfortably.

[@blackdog9338]

The Trilogy of Dollar by Sergio Leone or Pirates of the Carribean may can interest them.

[@gwoody4003]

Babu has such an insightful view of everything. I love his reactions. This is an amazing series. People should see and hear the perspectives of different cultures. I look forward to more Star Wars. I wish I could forget everything and watch the movies in the order of the episodes for the first time. Its gotta be so different watching 1-3 not knowing Anakin is Vader and Palpatine is the evil emperor.

[@kvol1668]

Yaaaaaasss more Stephen King stuff! And Babu pulling out the drum was the best ending.

[@wetwilly01]

Wow, he brought a real drum this time

[@garyhillman4993]

I think Bhabu is becoming a star in front of us all with his honesty and actions and big smile 😁

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

25:29 Very astute observation from Babu

[@ExodusPaddy]

Please show these fine gentlemen the prison film ‘Midnight Express’ 1978 🇹🇷

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

I'd love to see Babu Bhai react to some American folk music like Blues, Bluegrass, etc. I know he is a music lover.

[@joedirt688]

Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things.

[@SlimPlum691]

These guys have such a unique perspective on these movies it’s really refreshing.

[@donkeyhigh8420]

I love that these guys don't know the MC hack or Hollywood recipe yet.. They are legit scared something bad is gonna happen to the mc..

[@simoncroker2577]

the big man there, look like no prison can hold him

[@maxnorton1209]

I’m curious to know what religion they follow. I thought perhaps they might be Hindu, but one of them mentions their God forbidding prison even for their enemies, and Hinduism is polytheistic, not monotheistic. In any case, I love that they respect humanity, and encourage positive reinforcement over punishment. They have wonderful souls!

[@coltjohnson3933]

I've noticed that before. It seems they may not follow a specific religion. Someone said Babu has said something about Krishna before, but like you said Hinduism is polytheistic.

[@neurodivtries4101]

Babu is Hindu and badshah is a muslim.

[@dhruvkhandelwal7282]

​@@coltjohnson3933Hinduism is monoatheistic, and we dont have multiple gods lol. What you know are the avatars of the god who protected dharma. Im saying this as a hindu.

[@coltjohnson3933]

@@dhruvkhandelwal7282 I’ve heard it varies by sect, but I’m a Christian so sorry if I am wrong

[@jeffreymcrae3853]

Greetings from Canada 😃 I enjoy watching these guys reacting to interesting films and their song at the end 😊 take care and enjoy your cinematic journey 😎

[@CharlesShopsin]

My recommendation is Back To The Future

[@Maugirl2]

Yes that would be great!

[@crisco362]

These two make every movie better.

[@aprila6696]

'The green Mile' would be an amazing film for them to watch!!

[@konsta6367]

Great movie! Trainspotting would be very interesting as well.

[@EpicMRPancake]

"C***** listen to him" I spat out tea I wasn't even drinking.

[@erikagholston6610]

I love their interplay at the end of the video.

[@mckenzie.latham91]

I love the films focus on the purpose and need for Hope.

[@sacharichmond1438]

leaving his inlaws house (32.45)... I love it. Lol

[@icealchemist9122]

Look "Spirited Away", "Jumanji" with Robin Williams

[@dhimanibutler4038]

Another good movie about the prison system is Life, starring Martin Lawrence, and Eddie Murphy

[@mariusmitre492]

Im not into drama movies but this one is a game changer for me.

[@highstimulation2497]

"you go out thinking you are leaving your in-law's house" hahahaha yes

[@robertrice9466]

ShawShank is in the top of most peoples movie lists including my own and to watch these gentlemen watch it and really enjoy it was a pleasure. I love watching these guys.

[@ZombieATAT]

If you're looking for exceptional storytelling. I highly recommend "The Straight Story", especially for the more mature villagers. It's a true story, has a great cast and the cinematography is amazing. I won't spoil the plot.

[@JoshSweetvale]

David Lynch made it on a bet that he couldn't make a... Straight Story.

[@ZombieATAT]

@@JoshSweetvale Whoever bet you couldn't write a funny comment won.

[@antivacuous202]

Excellent movie, that should have won way more awards.

[@theprime6489]

Just want to say LOVE from America!

[@thomniced]

15:06 Favorite line in this one

[@Wolf21973]

"How can a lonely person live?" Me a very lonely person for years lol

[@MrEmichan]

Love watching these reaction videos. I would love them to react to life is beautiful, and / terms of endearment. Both won many awards, including academy awards. For fun, may I recommend the Mummy series ( with Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weis,)

[@sarahealey1780]

I love their idea of what a prison should be, I wish more prisons were run that way

[@CynicalReactions]

8:46 - my favourite moment of the video

[@bethking7348]

Some of Steven Kings best writing😊

[@JJ-un8do]

Didn’t expect to see this one on this channel, one of my favorites even though its from before I was born 😂

[@janna2245]

I feel really protective over these people. Please don't show them films like The Exorcist again! This was fine

[@thefearhawk8805]

Too late. Lets just hope they get compensated fairly.

[@Peter-dy3tf]

Thanks for showing them this movie! I loved their reactions.

[@alexeygorbunov6941]

you should do a tier list of the movies they've watched, I'm curious to know which movies they've enjoyed the most

[@kura5208]

14:08 i love it hahah ❤

[@IceColdKilla214]

Who could ever be these guys' enemy? Whoever it is, they're my enemy too!

[@nitrofura9991]

Im so addicted to watching these, seeing these guys watch these movies for the first time is magical. What will you show next?

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

The reason the warden had Tommy killed is because he had info... he knew the truth and had details about who REALLY killed Andy's wife and her lover. He told the warden he would swear to it in front of a judge and jury. The warden couldn't let the truth come out only to have Andy be exonerated and released because he still needed Andy to "cook his books" for him. I love that Andy kept track the entire time and switched them out and stole all the warden's hidden money in the end.

[@plentyobass]

It's like watching Statler and Waldorf!

[@tiffanysmith4153]

The jail they filmed in is in Mansfield, Ohio. You should take them for a tour. The building is awe-some.

[@Floccinaucinihilipilificator]

Great film choice.

[@pbrogue5]

I love Babu! I wish I were as apathetic, kind, and funny as he is. Babu, please be my friend! 😁