Raising Arizona (1987) | *First Time Watching* | Movie Reaction | Asia and BJ

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[@benrositas8068]

Does anyone else find it hard not to cry a little at the end? Seeing Hi and Ed tough it out, have a large family, then grow old together? It gets me, every time!

[@brainofjtd]

I never fail to get choked up. Just thinking about it does it to me. That and when they take the baby back and the father realizes they took him and they have a heart to heart

[@VoluntaryistJapan]

Yes, that scene - and this movie - hits at a really deep, mysterious place in the human heart I think. It makes me cry, too.

[@0okamino]

Such a heartwarming ray of hope. Maybe it was Utah.

[@learobinson4450]

I love Raising Arizona because it’s basically a live action Warner Brothers cartoon. I grew up watching Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd, Daffy Duck, Foghorn Leghorn, Wile E. Coyote & the Road Runner. All the absurd situations the characters find themselves in, the exaggerations of the characters & scenes, the chase scenes, the explosions & the happy ending where everything works out for the good guys are essential parts of the cartoons & the movie. Such a fun ride

[@Crimsonams]

OMG, I've never heard anyone describe this movie better than this! I know this will be an unpopular opinion with some, but this is the only Coen Brothers movie that I like. I've tried watching all of the others and have never been able to get through them.

[@jhamler1]

Excellent analysis. Now that you said that, I sincerely wonder if the Cohen Brothers were directly inspired by the Looney Tunes.

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

I've always said that this movie and Mouse Hunt are the closest live action things they could make to a cartoon!

[@lmcfigs4874]

this is a great way to put it.

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

@@Crimsonams I'm not much of a fan of theirs either.. but i LOVE Raising Arizona

[@ernestitoe]

The Lone Biker of the Apocalypse was played by Randall "Tex" Cobb, a boxer who fought Larry Holmes for the heavyweight title on Thanksgiving 1983. (Holmes slammed him all over the ring for 15 rounds, but couldn't knock him out.) He was also a kickboxer, and had several roles in movies and TV. He was intimidating as hell but actually an intelligent and decent man.

[@Divamarja_CA]

The editing is top notch! And I remember so clearly watching this in the theatre, and people walking out, not “getting it.” I think it’s comedy GOLD.

[@flarrfan]

I watched the whole thing on original release and didn't really get it until re-watching after Fargo. Some Coens films are an acquired taste.

[@Lakeshow82]

Shout out to this channel for reacting to movies that are more under the radar. "Edit" I'm talking about the movies in general that they reacted to this past week or two please stop replying to me saying Raising Arizona isn't under the radar

[@Chalando.9431]

Shoutout to being a bengals fan. Who Dey!!!

[@nancygodsey8312]

Please...please...do a reaction to Overboard. It's a Rom Com with Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell. A couple in real life. But it's a great movie and everyone will enjoy it!

[@DanGer-dw1qx]

Quite alot of channels have reacted to raising arizona

[@rocknroller77]

Exactly. Other channels just react to the same movies each other do. It's really great to see this channel slip in "non reaction," movies.

[@WilliamTheMovieFan]

@@rocknroller77two movies that nearly no channels have reacted to: The Thin Red Line from 1998. A fantastic World War 2 movie set the Pacific Theater on the island of Guadalcanal. Star studded cast too. Many people agree that it is better than Saving Private Ryan. Casualties of War from 1989. A Vietnam War movie starring Sean Penn and Michael J. Fox(who is brilliant in one of his few dramatic roles). It a tough movie to watch at times and shows you the first casualty of war is innocence. The soundtrack alone will bring you to tears!

[@MrJctii916]

The nostalgic ending always brings a tear to my eye

[@AlphariusDominatus]

So beautiful

[@scottallen6160]

The Huggies chase is my favorite part of the movie. And the quote is “Son, you gotta panty on yer head.” A classic movie. The filming style is what keeps bringing me back to this movie. Luv the reactions! Luv y’all! ✌️🥰👍

[@Letha-Mae]

I think all of us 80s babies had couches like that 😂

[@Letha-Mae]

@@johnwaldron9848 what are you talking about I pay to support ppl who make me laugh

[@Letha-Mae]

@@johnwaldron9848 I get what you're saying we should be getting a full reaction like the Patreon ppl I understand

[@Letha-Mae]

@@johnwaldron9848 happy turkey day to you and yours as well

[@joshbates9015]

This film holds a special place in my family's heart. My older brother and I (not blood related) were both adopted (not stolen) at birth, and my parents saw this movie in theaters about 2 months before my brother was born. Perhaps for them, in the uncertainty of the looming prospect of becoming parents to a child they didn't conceive, it was some small comfort for them to see that even a highly disfunctional couple like H.I. and Ed were able to provide a loving (if not always stable) household to their adopted child.

[@dwhitman3092]

❤😊

[@thatcarlchick7655]

"adopted (not stolen)" DED 🤣

[@rocknrudy]

This movie is a staple in our household. Our kids love it as well. An 80's gem. "Okay, then" "Nathan Jr...I think" "Say, that reminds me!" "Well, not unless 'round' is funny" So many hysterical lines! Thanks for watching!

[@deeanna3335]

I want a toddler!

[@captainpungent]

Mind you don't cut yourself, Mordecai

[@jddjango20]

I don’t know! It had Yodas and shit on it!

[@dawb86]

"Son, you got a panty on your head."

[@fuelman1391]

YES!! This is one of those films that my family watched regularly, when I was a kid. It is so damn crazy, but so damn good, too. It's one that always brings me back to my childhood. Thank you for reacting to it!!

[@etherealtb6021]

This was the first Coen Brothers movie I saw (on cable shortly after it came out). My reaction was, WTH am I looking at, I've never laughed so hard and I want more! 😁

[@dwhitman3092]

👍

[@susanalexander6721]

Tex Cobb was a boxer. He was in a wonderful movie, Uncommon Valor, with Gene Hackman, Fred Ward, Patrick Swayze. Great movie.

[@robertwiles8106]

When I was a sophomore at Vandy in Nashville circa 1993 we used to all hang out and "study" late into the night at the Perkins diner right off campus because you could keep the table as long as you ordered a steady stream of food. Randall Tex Cobb lived in the neighborhood I guess and was an almost nightly fixture at Perkins around 3 am. He was enormous, and usually very wasted drunk. The first time I saw him he busted in the mens room door like his character in Raising Arizona, and we were at adjacent urinals.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

World Champion Heavyweight Kick Boxer before he transitioned to Boxing. He was on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson in the early '80s when Johnny said he must be very disciplined and hardworking to be a Pro Boxer - Tex said No - "I'll fight anybody in the world to keep from getting a regular job!" to which Johnny fell out laughing.

[@Aries41474]

Man, talk about a blast from the past! I haven't seen this movie in like 15 years. It's so goofy you can't help but enjoy it! 😂

[@alexgoenne1689]

At the end of the day, it was HI’s thievery that saved everyone . His sticky fingers took the Grenade pin. And it was the only theft he ever apologized for. Both HI and the Bounty Hunter had the same tattoos and are rebels in their own way, but HI is not a killer.

[@bfdidc6604]

Yeah, his apology to the guy who had just been beating him came off as heartfelt. Showing that despite his crimes, Hi was good at heart and didn't want to kill.

[@alexgoenne1689]

@@bfdidc6604 yup, hence the no live ammo

[@blacknwild9246]

This movie is on my Top 3 list! 👍🏾

[@BlackavarWD]

"These blow up into funny shapes at all?" "Well, no... unless round is funny." 😂

[@kimberleymonari3560]

*** I Thought about SUGGESTING Months Ago. It's HILARIOUS! I Saw it while Living in ITALY & with Subtitles. Because of That, I was The ONLY Person Laughing!

[@thatcarlchick7655]

I saw this in theaters when it came out; I have literally never laughed so hard for so long in a theater. Thank you for reacting to this classic!

[@ginahouston9352]

this a great movie... another hidden gem... doesn't get much attention since the 80s ... y'all are on a great streak! 😁

[@antoinettelopes]

If I didn't watch this 100 times, it's close. I actually saw it in the theater the same year as MOONSTRUCK which is another great Nic Cage movie l recommend. That's the best a RomCom can be and his costar is Cher. My mom was a big Nic Cage fan. I feel like after this came out we said "Son, you got a panty on your head" for about 5 years straight. In fact, I've incorporated quite a few things into my permanent vocabulary like 'okay, then' and 'in the p.m.' instead of just saying pm. 😂 Everyone has their favorites but if someone tries to say this isn't in the top five comedies of all-time, I will fight them.

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

19:18--Toughest bag of Huggies anyone ever had to steal.. Directors auditioned 200 toddlers, but the baby u see was the most relaxed and seeming to enjoy the craziness. Holly Hunter's always cracked me up (She's also Everett's Baby-Machine wife in "Oh Brother, Wherfore art Thou?".Great cast--still funny as hell film after 20 views ( I got a copy)..I knew you guys would laugh your faces off! Do the Cohens ever do a bad movie? Haven't seen one yet--And Happy Thanksgiving!! (Asia, Bounty-hunter from hell was Randall Tex Cobb, boxing/kickboxing fighter from the 80's)

[@dwhitman3092]

👍

[@frndofbear]

"Not unless round is funny" is one of the funniest lines in the history of cinema.

[@farrahlynne7121]

I love watching great couples together on reaction channels, y'all make me smile by just how happy y'all are together & by the interactions btwn the 2 of you, y'all are so sweet & funny together & make a beautiful couple!❤ Matchstick Men, Face Off, Ghost Rider (& its sequel), Con Air, Pay The Ghost, & Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans are fantastic N. Cage movies also, especially Matchstick Men.

[@etc7070]

Just absolutely hilarious, the story, comedy, and acting was perfect. Pretty sure this was my first Coen brothers movie, though not sure if it was my first Nic Cage flick but most likely one of the first as I did go through a Nic Cage phase when I was a teen or so, haha. You might have to see more if you can't remember seeing him in anything much, he is, dare I say, iconic. Face/Off? Con Air?? National Treasure??? (and a brilliant comedic homage to his entire career: The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent!)

[@dwhitman3092]

👍😁

[@raymondpinsky1103]

I'm a late 60's baby. And I think movies from the 40's up to the 70's were the best movies ever made😊.

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

Went into this movie with ZERO expectations and LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT!

[@Mama_Michelle]

This movie is one of my favorites and absolutely hilarious! 😂

[@QWERTY-ov9tm]

Totally agree. John Goodman is so funny in this film.

[@kennethspears22]

Me too

[@mgordon1100]

One night I caught part of this movie on late-night TV. I thought it was the most ridiculous thing I'd ever seen. I didn't know the Coens yet. A couple of years later, I watched it all, and the whole art of it hit me. It was the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen.

[@OYME13]

That entire scene from when he tries robbing the convenience store for the Huggies, to when Ed finally picks him up, is probably the greatest chase scene I've ever seen. Don't rob people in the south. They have guns. And dogs. Lots of them.

[@terryhughes7349]

This was the silliest movie made. Great reaction guys!

[@courtneywallace871]

I agree that this movie is very silly, but I think the silliest movie ever made is Monty Python and The Holy Grail.

[@kennethturner8290]

I was an eighties teenager. We had all the best movies, the best music, and the best decade. You're welcome.

[@rickcole349]

Raising Arizona came out the year after I finished high school. I loved it. I’ve seen all the Coen brothers films. You two are gonna love watching them.

[@karenjackson5989]

funniest movie ever! so happy you guys watched it. love y'all!

[@DocFunkenstein]

You cannot go wrong with a Coen Brothers movie. Ditto for Wes Anderson. In fact, you *need* to start doing Wes Anderson movies. The Royal Tenenbaums would be a great start especially with Christmas right around the corner.

[@richardrobbins387]

Perfect place to start with Wes Anderson! The cast is stacked to the brim with talent, and his overall style really started to show itself.

[@DocFunkenstein]

@@richardrobbins387 And it's just a great, humorous, and touching story all at the same time to boot.

[@honorsilverthorne7227]

Yes! ❤ I have been suggesting Wes Anderson movies. The Royal Tenenbaums is the perfect start. 😊

[@dwhitman3092]

👍

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Many thanks to Asia & BJ! 🚼🚼🚼🚼🚼 I love this movie sooooooooooooooo much. I remember seeing it 4 times at the cinema when I was in college... and have seen it countless times since. It always tickles me and it always gets me emotional. Kudos to writers/directors/brothers Joel & Ethan Coen.

[@whey4u]

My family LOVES this movie and we still quote it from this day. The brother to John Goodman is William Forsyth would does a great job or playing the “dumb one”! He’s a cop in the Nic Cage movie “The Rock” which is another action comedy film with Sean Connery. Great one to check out. Also some other early Nic Cage is “Valley Girl” and “Peggy Sur Got Married”.

[@rocknroller77]

William Forsythe also played Al Capino in the 80s-90s series version of the The Untouchables. The first time I watched him. Loved that show.

[@Flugendorf]

OH MY GOD YOU GOT TO IT! :D This is an old favorite. It infested my dreams a few times.

[@PheOfTheFae]

I first saw this movie as a kid with my family, and to this day we'll randomly say "Well okay then" or that the time is whatever "in the PM."

[@Celena-en7tg]

Lovin the latest movie selections…. I’d like to recommend a few that I have really not seen any reaction channels do. “Sleepers” (drama, suspense 1996)….”Money Talks” (comedy 1997)…”Identity” (horror, suspense 2003)…a lot of great actors in these movies. ❤️❤️you guys, keep these great reactions coming!👏👏👏👍👍

[@Heavywall70]

I have a neighbor named Hiram and I feel that one of my greatest achievements in life is using the movie quote, “I’m crappin’ ya negative Hi!” when we were drinkin in my driveway.

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

SO GLAD YOU GUYS REACTED TO THIS, NOT MANY REACTORS ARE PICKING THIS ONE, BUT IT'S ONE OF MY PERSONAL FAVORITES!! HOLLY HUNTER'S PERFORMANCE IN THIS MOVIE IS JUST AMAZING, HILARIOUS, PERFECT!!! AND NICOLAS CAGE PLAYS OFF OF HER SO PERFECTLY IN THIS MOVIE IT'S JUST A COMIC GEM!!! AND ALL THE SUPPORTING CHARACTERS AS WELL,JUST A GREAT LITTLE FILM!!!❤

[@Britcarjunkie]

Love this movie! The chase with the Huggies has to be one of the best chase scenes ever. 🤣😅😂 The old man in the old pickup truck: he appeared the same year-or the year later, in an early Keanu Reeves comedy, called "The Night Before", playing the same character: he's driving down a street & Reeves flags him down, and he says "Oh-no, not again!"! 🤣

[@laurakali6522]

Holly Hunter is great in everything she does.

[@abeclark524]

I'd say 36 years is old enough to be a classic.

[@satyadasgumbyji8956]

"Leonard Smalls" (Randall "Tex" Cobb) the Bounty Hunter was my neighbor in Nashville in the early 90's when he did episode of "Married With Children" & "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective". I'd seen him growing up in classic flicks for years but my fave was this. As a teen in the 80s intoroduced to Cave in his first role "Fast Times At Ridgemont High" this is my all time fave Cage & therefore my fave Coen Bros as well. Tex was a cool dude. It was a trip to hear my name called out in the local grocery store only to turn around & see my new friend Leonard Smalls!😅 He still boxed in smaller bouts at the time. I'd see him jog past my window every morning. He'd stop right in front of my window & punch the tree out front, smile then jog on. Poor tree!😅 Great flick! See ya!. ✌️🌎❤️

[@susanalexander6721]

Loved your neighbor in Uncommon Valor!

[@satyadasgumbyji8956]

@@susanalexander6721 Definitely! His best role & bonafide Classic war flick.🤘😎

[@paulgallagher1414]

The actor playing the motorcycle guy was Randall Tex Cobb, a second tier heavyweight fighter who once fought Larry Holmes.

[@susanalexander6721]

Loved him in Uncommon Valor.

[@Rob-eo5ql]

One of my all time favorite movies. Classic.

[@Gerlukavich13]

The diaper steeling scene still makes me laugh hard to this day!

[@clarenceworley3714]

Son you got a panty on your head 😂😂

[@howardb.6205]

In AZ just recently they just closed that Circle K mart where they filmed that and there was a little farewell thing with fans

[@michaelblaine6494]

Going deep with the Coen’s👏 Watch them all✊

[@stephengamber7000]

One of my favorite movies! Watched it at the theater when it came out like 5 times!

[@susanliltz3875]

Holly Hunter was in Oh , Brother Where Art Though .. John Goodman is in a Lot of the Cohen Brothers movies !! He’s also in The Big Lebowski.

[@johnwilliamson2207]

That scene when Hi scrapes his knuckles on the ceiling and screams like a woman never fails to kill me lol. 😂😂 I've been meaning to ask you guys, where do you get those awesome mini movie posters on the wall behind you? I'd love to collect those. 👍

[@ClicheGuevara-2814]

When the two brothers break out of prison, and are cleaning up in the service station bathroom(@10:16) there are two sets of letters sprayed onto the door - "POE" and "OPE". These are deliberate references to the movie Dr. Strangelove ; the recall codes for the bomber mission. It's one of my all-time favourite Easter Eggs.

[@deanm375]

I took my college sweetheart to see this movie on opening night. We really weren't prepared and I remember laughing so hard that my eyes were watering and we couldn't breath. The Huggies chase scene was so hilarious.

[@crystalvoorhees8145]

That’s a great movie. The guy on the motocycle scares me a lot when I was younger

[@cedricmoss1668]

This was one of my favorite movies growing up❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@honorsilverthorne7227]

Ah; one of my old favorites. 😊 A friend of mine and I used to recite bits of the dialogue back & forth with each other. ❤

[@SCAW1972]

This movie put The Cohen Brothers on the map

[@lavettacannon3138]

One of my FAVORITE movies of all time!!! Wacky, entertaining and sweet as hell. A Cohen Brothers masterpiece. ❤

[@Kainlarsen]

I saw this on Channel 4 one night when I was 13. That chase scene had me in absolute stitches, especially with that brilliant yodelling. :D

[@mokumboi19]

One of my top 5 movies of all time. The Coen Brothers have so many top shelf films.

[@cyborgcable]

The whole chase with the Huggies is a classic 🤣🤣

[@paulg123]

"Now honey, I'm from a long line of frontiersmen"............that line kills me every time.

[@RichardFay]

The Coen brothers are great at giving us quirky but believable characters. They're also great at using different environments - Minnesota and the Dakotas in Fargo, and the southwest in this film.

[@Kevigator]

One of my favorites. Non-stop from start to finish.

[@independenceltd.]

one of the all-time comedy classics

[@timriehl1500]

I loved this movie. Funny but beautiful.

[@bobbycorrigan7969]

Great job as usual guys, This is another 80's classic. Love from Maine , ❤️🙏

[@Fairygrl_TW]

I love it, such a fun film. Nick is one of my favorite actors. Like me hes always going out side of the box and quirky. Some of my favs..."Vally Girl", "Con-Air", "Face-Off", "National Treasue" films, "Peggy Sue got Married" and so, so many more. Thanx so much, stay groovy, Peace

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

Someone got bit by the Coen Brothers bug 😂 I hope you check out Miller's Crossing and Burn After Reading too.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

This is one of my favorites. Some of the actors had a speech coach tutor them on colloquial pronunciations, etc. Randall "Tex" Cobb played the warthog from hell Leonard Smalls. Tex was the former Heavyweight Kickboxing Champion of The World, and had the gristle removed from his nose so it wouldn't get broken.

[@blackblake3658]

Fun facts: Holly Hunter and Frances McDormand, a Yale graduate, were roommates early in their careers in New York City. McDormand has won three Oscars and Hunter won one. McDormand has a master's degree in Fine Arts from Yale, as does Angela Bassett, Meryl Streep, Sigourney Weaver and Lupita Nyong'o. Some of our best actresses are also the most educated.

[@ianrastall]

It's hard to describe how big this movie was.

[@kylehopkins1180]

Man, one of my favorites!!! Dude on the motorcycle is Randal Tex Cobbs. Heavyweight contender.

[@meredithsmyth7059]

This movie reminds you of "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" because they were both written and directed by the Cohen brothers, as well as "Fargo".

[@erykvonritzmann4741]

And of course the big lebowski

[@ThatsillyChickBeth]

Hey now LOL at the beginning when Asia was talking about she wouldn't go to an 80s movie..... That's where the genre of all the movies today stemmed from! Classics ❤

[@geebax8440]

I find this movie to be virtually non-stop funny. It not just tossing out jokes rapid fire like Airplane or Naked Gun but still I just laugh pretty much all the way through.

[@angelagraves865]

Burn After Reading (2008), with Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Frances McDormand, and so many others you'll know, is my favorite Coen brothers movie. Everyone in it is so stupid, it's hilarious.

[@dubadate8439]

I'd LOVE to watch with you more Jim Carrey movies - Me, Myself & Irene, Yes Man, Fun with Dick and Jane - all funny, feel good films. Also another Farley Brothers movie (Dumb and Dumber) There's Something About Mary, with Ben Stiller and Cameron Diaz, I think you'll like it. You're channel is one of my favorite btw, love your chemistry :)

[@uso3107]

A classic! Love you two for reacting to this one!

[@bwilliams463]

The yodelling chase song was also used in the Johnny Depp animated film 'Rango' as an homage to this film. If you like animation, I recommend checking out 'Rango;' the animation is amazing, and the characters are like nothing you've seen.

[@leroystea8069]

Was rolling on the floor watching this. The part with Ed driving through the streets with the baby holding on to his hoodie cracks me up. Happy Thanksgiving and thanks for doing this one.🤣🤣🤣

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

My friends and I used to quote, all the time -- "Well no, unless ROUND is funny"

[@handsomestik]

The camera shots for that Huggies sequence is masterclass

[@vendelayindustries]

One of the funniest movies I've ever seen. If you haven't seen The Big Lebowski, it's about time!

[@SG-js2qn]

This is a good follow-up to "Fargo."

[@joeyrogers7017]

The Coen Brothers never cease to amaze me. Your next X amount of reactions should be Coen movies. We watched this so much as kids in the 80s that our parents got tired of it.

[@danlatour6360]

Looks like you found the Cohen Brothers catalog, very nice

[@lucyFV]

I’ve watched this so many times! It still makes me laugh! 😂 Love all the Coen Brothers movies!!🍿

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

Oh man, big hugs and kisses from Chicago -- glad you're delving more deeply into Coen Bros! Just seeing what they do with their stable of regular (stellar) actors is just fun.

[@tammywhatever8602]

AWESOME choice!! One of our family faves ❤ & we just happen live close to all filming locations of this GEM!! Hugs, from Mesa, AZ 🌵

[@omar174th6]

This is the movie that made me a fan of Nicolas Cage when I was a kid.

[@abnergenece4307]

Great reaction, y'all! And BJ is sharp: Oh Brother Where Art Thou and Raising Arizona were both directed by The Coen Brothers. Good stuff!

[@vellaropedart9190]

"Son,you got a panty on your head." Just a hilarious deadpan delivery! Simple yet very effective.

[@amberpaigejames9054]

I've watched this reaction three times, I think, in the last few days! It's just so fun. You guys are great. Keep it up!

[@shawnj1966]

The Biker is played by, Randall "Tex" Cobb. He was a professional heavyweight boxer and kickboxer. A real tough S.O.B. with a granite chin and he's hilarious!

[@michaelduncan4781]

Love this movie. Thank y'all.

[@moonkersd1227]

hell yes!. Just rewatched this with my mom the other day. Love those Coen bros

[@kennethturner8290]

Another one of my top 5 comedies personally. Glad you chose to watch it. Nicholas Cage, Holly Hunter, the whole cast is terrific.