Villagers React to Jaws: Their Hilarious and Terrified Faces Will Shock You! React 2.0

Jaws First-Timers' Ultimate Freakout: You Won't Believe What Happens!
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Prepare to be entertained and frightened as we take you on a thrilling journey with a group of unsuspecting villagers who are about to experience the classic blockbuster, Jaws, for the very first time! In this hilarious and heart-pounding adventure, we witness their genuine and unforgettable reactions that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
From the moment the iconic theme music starts playing, you can feel the excitement building in the room. These villagers, who have never encountered a great white shark on the big screen, have no idea what they're in for. As the tension mounts and the suspenseful scenes unfold, their emotions range from awe and astonishment to sheer terror and nail-biting anxiety.
As the movie progresses, watch as their faces transition from amusement to utter shock. You won't believe the comedic moments that arise as they try to cope with the terrifying events unfolding before their eyes. From jumping out of their seats to covering their eyes, their unfiltered reactions capture the genuine essence of the movie-watching experience.
Join us as we witness their wild rollercoaster of emotions, and prepare for the unexpected twists and turns that Jaws has to offer. From the iconic opening attack to the intense shark-hunting sequences, the villagers' reactions reflect the same fear and adrenaline rush that made Jaws a timeless classic.
Experience the power of Spielberg's direction and John Williams' spine-tingling score through the eyes of these unsuspecting villagers. It's a one-of-a-kind viewing experience that reminds us why Jaws continues to be a staple in cinematic history.
Don't miss out on this captivating and amusing journey as we delve into the unknown waters with these first-time Jaws viewers. Get ready for a mix of laughter, screams, and gasps as these villagers brave the dangers of the deep. So, grab some popcorn, sit back, and immerse yourself in the delightful chaos that ensues when villagers encounter Jaws for the first time!
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[@WiseGuy5674]

“Grab the mayor and beat him with your shoes!” Probably the best Jaws response ever!🤣🤣

[@dipsydoodle7988]

I laughed so hard. Who can disagree with that statement?

[@Anthyrion]

I think this movie shows, how politicians work everywhere. A dangerous situation comes up, experts tell them, what will happen, if they don't act like the experts say, a little effort is done and the politicians declare, that the situation is fully under control, because they don't want to loose popularity. But the situation is in fact still dangerous

[@heatherspence3848]

Best Jaws reaction, ever 😊

[@ScreamingScallop]

"Kill this man all together" "He is a bastard" ♥

[@heatherspence3848]

@@Anthyrion you are 100% correct. I grew up in Destin Florida, a small fishing village in 1983. The problem is those small towns rely on tourists once or twice per year and most of the towns economy rely on the tourists so many business owners do not want beaches closed. I agree with you. And shut down the beach! I live in Orlando Florida now, but we see shark bites on the news once every few months. That is actually rare, considering if you Google how long is the coastline of Florida. We share the Gulf of Mexico with the Atlantic ocean. Orlando is Central Florida, sorry if you already knew that, but we are about one hour from two different bodies of water. More opportunities for shark bites, but it is not often. They only come close to shore when their food supply is short. Sending love to you and yours from Orlando, Florida!😊

[@Ladiesman-js3kt]

I like how they refer to the characters as expert man, hunter and coward lol.

[@SchlockstarJoe]

Don’t forget chief

[@chatteyj]

who is coward?

[@SimoExMachina2]

@@chatteyj Chief Brody, because he appeared timid in the eyes of these villagers.

[@Ladiesman-js3kt]

@@chatteyj Chief became Coward.

[@binabina4445]

Don’t forget the bastard lol

[@-Gumbo]

"where is that bastard Mayor" 🤣🤣..... brilliant.

[@mattbrown7508]

"That woman is not speaking, but, the mother's love is speaking..." You two made many fine observations, but, that quote is poetry, Good Sir. Absolute poetry.

[@leechmiller1072]

I like how they both pointed out Brody is a coward, the mayor is a bastard, how it wasn't the woman who slapped Brody but mother's love. It's really interesting to see these films from such a different perspective to my own as I'm from Belfast, but at the same time so much of their view is just like my own.

[@henryjones6957]

We really are one human race in the end. It's amazing.

[@lukecat3825]

Babu is becoming so more citified. He dresses sharp. He seems more energetic. He’s traveled, flown and experienced so many things he’s almost worldly. What a wonderful thing to happen to anyone at his age . ( or any age for that matter)

[@GreatOldOne9866]

He’s such a kind and gentle soul. We need more people like him.

[@srbrant5391]

I think he’s earned quite a bit of money from doing the show.

[@heatherspence3848]

I know, right,! He is a worldly gentleman now. Considering how much education they have gotten from these videos, but also helps to refresh our memory and learn new things as viewers. Giggle giggle

[@gojiberry7201]

Yes, I remember the first time I saw Babu look through VR goggles and he got to "travel the world" that way, and he wept when he took off the goggles because it seemed his dream of traveling had come true, and he was so happy. Goes to show how things can happen at any age 😊

[@mildredpierce4506]

Babu isn’t as old as he looks. I remember he gave his age a few years ago so I think he is about 67 now. I know to young people that’s old but he looks much older than 67.

[@logann7942]

(Quint smashes radio) Other reactors: “OMG is he crazy?” These guys: “Death is coming! And instead of facing it, you’re in here calling!” 😂😂😂 they’re awesome.

[@prettykit4]

😂😂😂😂

[@slchance8839]

ikr! I LOVE THAT reaction! "....death is coming and your in here calling!" I had to watch that twice. That's a REAL MAN's reaction right there. Get off the phone! Get out here and help, coward!

[@michealgregor1994]

That's what I was thinking! I've always sided with the Chief in that scene and thought the hunter was going crazy from his hate of sharks. But, they sided with the hunter and chastised the Chief for not facing death head on. I see their point!

[@neuvocastezero1838]

Yeah, that was the most unique interpretation of that scene that I've witnessed.

[@urbanapache2]

That is amazing and I love their view

[@dameinnoble3995]

“Grab the Mayor and beat him with you shoes”, that was the best!😂

[@bethcushway458]

Absolutely incredible reaction. You've got to show them Jurassic Park now. It will blow Babu's mind!

[@Emapten]

they just did!!!! check it out! 😁

[@jrafel1707]

The rest of us Americans were thinking what is wrong with Quinn when he destroyed the Radio? These two see and admire people who rise to challenges, show bravery or people who run from challenges. Many cultural differences, but it's amazing how people see the same scene and think different things.

[@arifeannor9573]

I don't think they realized he was calling for backup, not just calling to say hey, we seen the shark or what's up.

[@michealgregor1994]

@@arifeannor9573 They totally did! And they called him a coward for looking for someone else to save him when death was coming. Okay, I'm convinced- Brody was a coward.

[@arphod]

"He has a government job, so his house must be nice." I laughed good.

[@pendorran]

I've come to adore the elders of the village. They've seen a lot, they share wisdom, and they have a great sense of humor.

[@dominushydra]

If they renamed this movie as Hunter, Expert and The Coward I wouldn't be mad

[@LadyIarConnacht]

One minute in and I'm already laughing my head off at their comments.

[@AdamHauger]

"Find the mayor and beat him with your shoes." 🤣

[@rainstorm2466]

"That drunkard was just laying there" LMAO

[@littleredhairedgirlsteph3922]

"When you see your death, you become fearless." "And sometimes, you wet your pants."

[@terib9585]

Hilarious!

[@longtravel1743]

I wish you had told the villagers that Quint's story about the Indianapolis incident is basically true. It's already an incredibly powerful part of the film, but the basis in reality amplifies that 10x

[@toomanyaccounts]

a boy who watched the film did a school project on the attack. the project wound up clearing the captain who the navy had blamed to cover up the botched rescue by the navy

[@bighuge1060]

@@toomanyaccounts I read a long summary of the events and was taken aback at the incompetence (or corruption) of the navy and their despicable scapegoating of the Indianapolis captain and crew. Whenever someone counter-argues that bad things can't happen because we're the U.S.A., I can only shake my head in disbelief.

[@aldunlop4622]

It was the ship that delivered the Atom Bomb to Kwajalein atoll, where the Ebola Gay took it to Hiroshima…

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@bighuge1060 the Japanese sub captain said there was nothing that the Indy captain could have done to stop the attack.

[@redrick8900]

@@bighuge1060 "Whenever someone counter-argues that bad things can't happen because we're the U.S.A" Literally nobody ever said anything remotely like that to you.

[@gojiberry7201]

I love their discussion during this. Also how they're telling Chief Brody not to be afraid because they are both here for him! ❤😊

[@CrocodilePile]

I'd love to see their reaction when they find out the same guy is STILL the Mayor in Jaws 2.

[@pendorran]

🤣

[@yankeedogg2212]

That would be great.

[@hungchoonghow5857]

This is a universally accepted masterpiece. Hats off to you Mr Steven Spielberg.

[@d.-_-.b]

"I think this shark is bigger than a tractor." 😂

[@rosemarywatson1231]

I like the villagers morals. Their philosophy is sound and you can tell it's steeped in a connection with God and human nature. Their appreciation for the art of film making is refreshing.

[@Geth-Who]

Spielberg's storytelling is as on point as it's ever been here. I'd LOVE to see these gents watch Close Encounters, what a mindblow.

[@Weirdo1982]

Close Encounters would be great! And E.T.

[@myradioon]

E.T. Totally.@@Weirdo1982

[@jamdeeder]

Amazing to watch these men watch this with as much appreciation and apprehension as 1975 audience

[@Genetics1]

" Coward fellow has won it" The Coward showed great courage . ROFLMAO !!

[@rajendra82a]

They can't even imagine it wasn't a real shark. Well done Mr. Spielberg.

[@FergusScotchman]

With these guys, I'm always surprised how sophisticated they are with understanding themes, aspects of the technical movie making techniques, etc. In Jaws, they picked up a major message that was more pronounced in the novel. The sheriff's lack of courage.

[@ActuallyCPOS]

“The Tiger is the King of the jungle, the shark is the Queen of the seas.” What a beautiful quote

[@logann7942]

These guys are immune to jump scares.

[@edwardthorne9875]

It was good that the underwater work was noticed and praised. Babu is right in recognizing how difficult it is to film these things. He gets credit for giving credit! I love this channel.

[@peytone5387]

I love how mad they got at the mayor, me too lol

[@dipsydoodle7988]

Loved this reaction. So authentic, and it is very impressive how much they understand the plot and storyline given the language and cultural differences. Babu is a great teacher to have nearby, as he has already seen quite a few movies and is obviously getting good at explaining nuances to his companions. I would love to see these guys react to the original Jurassic Park.

[@captainsnekk]

Yes i love that movie!

[@ryanwillock1731]

“Impressive how much they understand the plot.” What by just literally pointing out what they see on the screen? Stop projecting ffs. You cultural relativism ⬅️ys are absolutely pathetic. These people could make a basic jam sandwich and you’d make a comment saying they have the potential to become a professional chef. 🤦🏻‍♂️😑

[@Lachgummei]

Yes they need to see JP! I cant Imagine what their reactions will be like

[@chatteyj]

Oh yes JP1 my favourite movie

[@HumanHamCube]

Jaws is pretty straightforward that's the brilliance of it

[@jeremylister89]

That tall guy needs to get a call from hollywood. Great character actor possibility and loads of money for him and family/ village.

[@Daniel-ef3tk]

These two gentlemen are brilliant and kind hearted. I would love to be in their family.

[@theforsakenone28]

Man they tore into the mayor 😂😂 babu even called him a bastard 😂

[@BlitzWing-vk1zw]

THEY NEED TO SEE JURASSIC PARK!

[@Aliciae411]

Excellent suggestion

[@dipsydoodle7988]

YES! Also, The Thing.

[@sharkrancher282]

One of them did! Just finished watching that one!

[@aaronmicalowe]

These guys, I like them both. The tall guy, wish I knew his name, made some insightful comments at the end about how suspense was created. We all know it but he chose good words that showed he had more than a superficial understanding. If he was a film critic we would applaud him but the same words from a villager should have no less merit.

[@NailHeavenAshford]

His name is Badshah.

[@Muckylittleme]

He would have made a great James Bond villain.

[@aaronmicalowe]

@@Muckylittleme He's got the height, but the name "Jaws" is already taken. 😋

[@Muckylittleme]

@@aaronmicalowe Ha ha, nicely done. I'll toss em up, you hit em.

[@heirtoheaven]

@@NailHeavenAshford Does he have giantism? That is a real condition.

[@srbrant5391]

That background makes me think that a Looney Tunes episode is about to start.

[@NailHeavenAshford]

Me too! I was waiting for Bugs Bunny or Porky Pig to burst out from in between them and say “The-the-the-the-that’s all Folks!”

[@petergarcia7712]

❤😊

[@rama30]

To me the eeriest, creepiest scene is the pier creaking and slowly turning around. OMG! And in my opinion the best part off the musical score is when the chief's son is copying him at the dinner table. In the forefront of the music a pleasant musical cue for the son or what's right in front of him. In the background we hear a low, slow version of the Jaws theme. It speaks to the condition of the chief almost as though it's a musical representation of his deepest thoughts. Even though something cute is in front of him in the back off his mind all he can think is "sharks". We hear them swimming through his mind.

[@dawnlenore3422]

They said, "This chief is always timid. Who made him chief?" 😂

[@MomCatMeows]

Grab the Mayor and beat him with your shoes 😂😂😂 I'm dead. ❤

[@ManubibiWalsh]

“My brother, he is an educated expert, why are you not understanding him?” RIGHT??? These guys get it. I also love how instead of blaming the shark they blamed the mayor because... yeah. I mean in economic terms the situation was complicated because shutting the beach down would’ve meant condemning every business owner in town to go through some really tough times, but... yeah. The mayor did fuck up. But especially, I LOVE how they immediately love Quint. Hell yeah. My dude right there. These guys are so fun, if I knew their language i’d watch every movie in existence with them.

[@mrs.sherry]

All 3 were terrified and still risked their lives to stop this beast of a shark. Y'all are awesome!

[@slchance8839]

Loved this reaction. I was rivetted. 1.)Makes me really appreciate Spielberg's master storytelling that crosses distance, culture, and half a century of time. 2.)Makes me also appreciate masterful characterization: with a language and culture barrier, they could tell within MINUTES of meeting the characters, who is afraid, knowledgeable, and experienced.

[@CarrieBrownNet]

Truly one of the greatest utilizations of You Tube since its inception. A magical series with the Villagers....

[@stormhawk3319]

These two men are excellent judges of character. Sweet fellas.

[@IrishTechnicalThinker]

I love the guy on the left and can't keep my eyes off him, he's so cool.

[@ryanwillock1731]

Shame about his fingers… 🤢🤮😷

[@NailHeavenAshford]

Badshah.

[@NailHeavenAshford]

Do you mean his painted nails? People like to put nail polish in a binary ‘woman box’. It is okay for anyone to wear anything. Don't let society's "rules" limit you from doing what makes you happy and feel good. You may get some stares, but that's their problem, not yours. Do whatever makes you happy, regardless of whether it's "okay" or not. What's "okay" is determined by people you don't owe anything to, so why does it matter? Rings, bracelets and nails polish. They make him feel good about himself. Especially as he has a disability and probably spends long hours on his own, which he has admitted to in the past, I don’t begrudge this lovely man the therapeutic act of applying nail polish. Snoop Dogg wears it, Harry Styles, Marc Jacobs, ASAP Rocky, Machine Gun Kelly, Post Malone, Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, David Bowie, Freddie Mercury, Prince, Kurt Cobain and…. Babylonian warriors were doing it around 3500BC as part of a pre battle intimidation ritual. I’ve done manicures and polish on men. Why not? Yes sometimes it is a little chipped but these things cost money so it’s a luxury to him. I wear Louboutin red nail polish on my toes which is amazing and lasts for absolutely ages.

[@NailHeavenAshford]

I agree that Badshah is cool. I took an instant liking to him. Badshah and Babu make a good match for watching films together.

[@amontgomery19]

@@ryanwillock1731 What is a shame, is he has had to live with Polio. So what if he likes to color his nails!

[@RockinDave1]

Can't believe they talked over "You're gonna need a bigger boat" lol glad to see them enjoying another quality film! I also can't think Babu and Badshah enough for this revised interpretation of Chief Brody as a massive coward. Might be the best point made in film theory in years!

[@SuperMarry23]

Leave the mayor in the middle of the sea, then he come to his senses. I love that line.

[@williamo.najera5030]

Babu is my favorite reactor, I absolutely remember my grandfather and all the wisdom he told us among the years. I'm glad I can relate with a wise simple man like him.

[@mrglasses8953]

"He works for the governmnet, of course he has a nice house." HAHAHA

[@RhiannaSanford]

I love that Uncle Babu has a song for everything. He's my favorite. 😅

[@Obiwankanoli]

Babu I love the quote you said " queen of the sea" that's perfect title for great white

[@tentoesdownchristianity]

My father saw this movie when he was a child and it scared him very much. I love these 2 together they are very insightful and respectful.

[@ckmoore101]

I went to the theater back then to see this. I was 8 or 9. Lord knows why my parents thought this was a good idea. I couldn't swim in the ocean until the 90's. And to this day, have a phobia of what is unseen underneath dark water.

[@DIEmicrosoft]

@@ckmoore101 I saw this at the drive in with night of the living dead. Was prob in grade three.. And yeah I don't swim either.

[@coolrottie2565]

I was about 9 when I saw this at the cinema. If I had seen it about 6 months earlier I would have never gone out in a small tin boat fishing with my dad and his mate in South Australia. 😬😳

[@DIEmicrosoft]

@@coolrottie2565 Qld'er here. You get some record pointer's down there bud. Best fishing book I ever read was from Alf Dean, one of yours. Used to make his own cane rods back in the 50's and was one of the first to sport fish great whites. Still holds the world recortd.

[@Sbeve_One]

I love how observant babu is of the films and also how it is to film them he’s very aware for a man watching these movies for the first time

[@johnoliver6101]

Also, when they were filming, the robot shark did not always work in a way that could be used. How can you have a movie about a shark if you don't see it? The idea they came up with was the floating barrels. This way you knew when the shark was near & in a way made the story even more exciting. The cage scene underwater had a very small man with a real shark so it would appear that the shark was much bigger. However the shark really did almost hurt the diver & the panic in some of the scenes is real fear. Afterwards, they decided to keep most of that footage in the movie.

[@Bladerunner4924764]

The idea they came up with was using the sharks point of view as it approached its prey. "Bruce" didn't work half the time so Spielberg couldn't get the shots he really wanted, but as it turned out, the suspense of using your imagination from the sharks point of view was a master stroke of genius, along with John Williams iconic music. You're not wrong on the use of the barrels however, and that was another great idea thanks to Bruce's refusal to work properly.

[@realMaverickBuckley]

The barrels were because that's how catch sharks and whales. We've been been doing it for 300 years. Barrels tire them out, and show where they are. I remember an Australian shark hunter saying he rarely had to use more than one but when one time he used 3 on a 7 metre White. They had it hooked, But it snapped the hook and still got away.

[@delphinazizumbo8674]

thy are very astute movie watchers they understand the underlying themes because they are universal across all cultures "the coward who becomes a hero" is an ancient story LOVE THA SHOW!!!

[@Joe-gd2wu]

I love that between the two of them and their analyzing they only actually saw about a third of the film.

[@deeweegee618]

The innocence portrayed in these reactions is absolutely refreshing!!! I love Babu. I want him to live with me.

[@GracieLions]

I have so much fondness for Babu. Such a kind soul. 🙏🏻

[@SK-nw4ig]

"when you look at your death, you will find courage, there is an example" -sometimes you also pee in your pants 😅❤

[@nestor8769]

"Who goes swimming at night?!?" I did not find the answer to that question for 40 years! 😂😂😂

[@georgegonzalez2476]

It's awesome seeing how these guys with limited cultural references still get about 90% of what is going on. Except maybe for "Forrest Gump", all the 1960's references they didn't get.

[@DreamWalkingAngel]

I went to the theater as a young girl and saw JAWS on the big screen. I still remember it.

[@solidsnake58]

I love their passion for the film. It’s delightful seeing them enjoy one of my favorite films of all time.

[@logann7942]

I love this. I live on the other side of the world from these guys, but we feel the same way about jaws. In a world with rapidly vanishing commonality, these reactions make me very happy.

[@TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox]

*I actually love when they see classics from America. We know how you feel, Babu and Badshah...we hate that mayor, too! Babu traumatized by the Captain being eaten, as Badshah is loving the effects! They REALLY need to see the animated version of Brother Bear, by Disney Pixar.*

[@bigschmill294]

OMG THEY WOULD LOVE BROTHER BEAR! It's such an amazing and underrated film! But it's so honest and raw while still being family-friendly. It genuinely saddens me that more people have not seen it

[@TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox]

@@bigschmill294 ...right? Thank you! I also think it is VERY underrated. And it gives spirituality and not religion. LOVE that, and know they would identify with the Native American beliefs.

[@ladiuneeq9789]

It might be fun now to show them where "Bruce" the shark is today. The shark in this movie was a mechanical shark, which they named Bruce. You can find images of the ways they used the mechanical shark online. You can also find videos on KZbin of how they made the Jaws movies. All of the Jaws movies scared me as a kid, but don't phase me at all today. 😂

[@guru6831]

Faze, not phase.

[@quentinmichel7581]

Pretty funny that they term Brody as a coward. He was a simple cop on land and was out of his element at sea. He was actually probably the smartest one of the bunch when he said "We need a bigger boat." I'd love to see what our two friends here would have done if they were invited along on the boat. 😁

[@andrewcsalmon]

Epic stories are unlimited by geography or culture. Best ‘Jaws’ response video ever

[@chopin65]

It was fun to see the movie through their eyes. Great job, guys.

[@jaelynn7575]

Yeah, my Grandpa who fought in WWII really loved fishing and had that very same green locator! We just upgraded to the newest model after 60 years of using landmarks and the depth to find our spots.

[@gheechiedan9299]

Jaws IS 1 of the BEST movies EVER made! Fantastic movie! Love the reaction. 😀

[@wicky4473]

‘But sometimes you wet your pants!’ Brilliant

[@annakozlinska7059]

Love the old man in cobalt shirt as he prayed for the innocent women,children and elder people 😊

[@solrosenberg4529]

“But sometimes you wet your pants” 😂 They seemed to really enjoy the movie.

[@88pynogrl]

I love how emotionally invested they got into the movie! What fun companions they would be at a theater❤❤❤ PS They should be our new Siskel and Ebert!!❤ I would love to see them react to either Raiders of the Lost Arc, or Independence Day.

[@hisdudeness8328]

2:36 “I don’t want to see this if it’s a dirty movie, I’m celibate.” Uncle: “This will bring you back to your youth.” I see Uncle is a man of culture. 😅

[@bluebirdboy9103]

Love how two vastly different worlds and lives meet on this platform. We get windows into a life we would never experience and vise versa. It’s fantastic

[@ThisZombieBitesEverything]

I honestly can’t get enough of this channel. It’s so awesome to see the reactions

[@Mike-rw2nh]

Of all the reactions to Jaws, Babu and his nephew are so calm at 20:35 🫣🫡👍

[@dipsydoodle7988]

"Who's that?" 😂😂 Next reaction should probably be The Thing, based on how well they took that.😂

[@belkyhernandez8281]

Oh that's really his uncle? I thought he was just saying that as a term of endearment I'm the same way we might call someone grandpa even though we aren't related.

[@deanna777]

I thought it was used out of respect as well. I don't think they're related, but I could be mistaken.

[@janna2245]

Spielberg needs to see this reaction so that he knows Jaws affects people all over the world. It's about the craft of filmmaking. These two nice men had the same reaction ive seen the the world over. Wait...maybe he knows that...

[@colonelcraner9499]

This was the best random KZbin reaction video I've clicked on in a while. These guys are great! Salute!

[@gaylebaker8419]

I don't know how many times I've seen Jaws, it still grips me.

[@corporalJade]

Haha the cowardly fellow has performed a miracle!!! and the great warriors were deceived 😂..and the expert one has arrived' 😅loved it, loved it🙌👍

[@Uriel77200]

Loved it! Please do more movie reactions, providing there is appropriate language translation.

[@wiz8663]

Babu needs his own channel

[@DavidDrouant]

This is the purest form of reactions

[@ShadowMosesLikes]

'Sometimes you wet your pants" Classic 😂😂😂

[@bigmatt1994]

Chewed him chewed him chewed him........fucking brilliant 👏 👌 👍

[@boltingskyline5234]

I love these two old boys. They so adorably, funny.

[@tommysoliz3064]

I love how they find answers to the ordeal

[@breezus3928]

I've only watched a few of these videos, but something I have learned it that truly good (meaning "understandably human") storytelling is universal. Dishonesty is dishonesty, but what differs is how the circumstances of an dishonest choice is viewed in cultural context. Sometimes a lot, sometimes not very much.

[@mwbp]

“Slap him hard” 😂

[@TheOne-gg7rc]

This is exactly how me and my brothers watches movies together. Constantly talking about what is happening in the movie. I gotta tell ya… I watched a lot of video reactions on KZbin, whether it be music or movie. But, these two gentlemen earned my respect. I truly loved their reactions to American movies, our past times we called going to the theater. Their perception of the movie is the same as ours but it’s the language that they used or the wording to describing what they were looking at is what won me over. Perfect!

[@halslusher6030]

The captain trashing radio like Ahab's obsession with Moby Dick

[@proudwhitesettler7746]

These old guys are fantastic. The tall skinny guy is my favorite.

[@Vinnytint2]

Hahahah we wouldn’t even close our eyes to take a bath after watching jaws a kids loll .. they really made you fear the terror.. great movie gentlemen American classic

[@cynthiachamberlain8985]

Love theses guys . So funny at times. So living and caring.❤🤗❤

[@hulkhatepunybanner]

*I like these reactions because these guys aren't talking practical effects or aspect ratio or this is better than that other movie. They're talking about reasons why each character is behaving a certain way and about the customs of the townies.* They're into the story and images and not talking about behind the scenes of film-making.

[@neuvocastezero1838]

Great reaction! And I'd swear that I recognize the guy on the left as the actor for a villain in a 1940s noir film. "But sometimes, you also wet your pants."- Maybe the best quote.