*REUPLOAD* First Time Watching KNIVES OUT - Is the hype real? | Movie Commentary/Reaction

[@innmyhumbleopinion]

This is a REUPLOAD...but still give it a like. 😅 Also, if this gets taken down again, I'll just upload my full reaction online in the future. But let's hope this doesn't get blocked again. Also, next Sunday, planning on uploading another movie commentary video. Any guesses? 👀

[@magykfyre4114]

i got to see it the first time but i'd rewatch this or a full reaction tbh, i love this movie sm

[@oxfamrookie160]

Please watch"Conjuring:The Devil Makes Me Do It".

[@baronhomer1]

forget paris

[@Andre_APM]

11:22 The way he just hands his dirty plate to Marta like he expects her to take it even though he knows she not a maid, she's a nurse

[@drhall343]

I cry everytime I watch the part where Benoit tells Marta that she gave him the correct medicine and he died for nothing. 😭

[@shteve119]

You are 100% correct in saying that people loved this because it was original. It seems like every freaking movie out these days is not an original concept and it's getting kind of boring! The only movies out at my local theater this month are spirit (a remake), spiral (a sequel), cruella (a prequel/origin story), and a quiet place 2 (a sequel)!! Like??? Where's the originality?? Knives out felt like such a fresh breath! Also if you enjoyed knives out, i suggest you watch "ready or not" its the PERFECT double feature to watch along with this one!

[@bidyutdutta7967]

Ready or not is awesome.hope she reacts to eat. - i) knives out ii) parasites Iii) ready or not is belong to the rich people are shit movie universe

[@godmagnus]

It's so weird how kids think things "these days" are any different than "the old days." You weren't there, so maybe don't talk like you were? Our if you you were there... Nostalgia has you fooled.

[@agenttheater5]

22:47 And that scene in her old room with her brother she was holding a pile of letters that each had a slight scorch mark and that same flower pattern

[@edisonlima4647]

Totally agree. This movie was both very fresh and, at the same time, works perfectly as a love letter to Agatha Christie style mystery novels. In fact, Knives Out feels a lot more Agatha Christie-ish in spirit, wits and charisma, than any recent adaptations of her novels. Recent Christie forrays have been too glam and sexy and neither comedic nor sweet as most AC novels and Knives Out. Btw: h I'm "actually"-ing you here. This sure is a fresh movie, I totally agree!

[@izze9951]

Sandra Oh would be soooooooo good. You KNOW she would kill it in a fun mystery like this after KE. Also my personal fave little detail with this movie is the change in paintings from the first to the second; it’s a subtle smile but it really hits hard for me.

[@shannong014]

Scene when Marta is with Ransom in his apartment. There’s a line of decorative glass jars with one clearly missing from the line. When you watch the person burn the medical office, it’s the same bottle they use to light it on fire 😏

[@richardlawson5929]

Came across this video looking at Knives Out reactions while I work. You are the only one who knew both the "old" actors and the younger ones. Your reactions were intelligent, eloquent, and enjoyable. I look forward to going through your catalog.

[@vi_as_in_vinyl]

So glad you had fun with this movie! ❤️ loved the video-you were so sharp with your guesses and observations, kudos! Thanks for reuploading, I didn’t catch the video in time to watch it last time and I was looking forward to it ☺️ For your questions: 1) I was too enthralled by the visuals and the storytelling to speculate much, so I had no clue it was Ransom until they brought him into the room at the end 😆 the only gut feeling I had throughout was that it wasn’t Marta. 2) Love the idea of Sandra Oh in the sequel ❤️ agreed, she’d be stellar 🤩

[@innmyhumbleopinion]

Yay, so happy you were finally able to catch the video, Annie!

[@ryantabor3026]

The piano ding ding I think indicates to the other detectives that the interrogation is drifting away from the important details relevant to the investigation.

[@shredd5705]

Yup

[@deweytuna]

Thank goodness your hard work didn't go to waste and you were able to post. I've been waiting for your commentary on this movie.

[@innmyhumbleopinion]

Right?! I was like, "I did not spend all this time editing for it to be blocked". Especially when I know other bigger channels have watched this.

[@hellsjamfleas]

Great video, thanks for posting, I love this film. I had no idea how he was murdered. I realised it wasn't Marta , but that was all. The flashback of the night said that the dogs barked at three am. But it couldn't have been her because it's established that they don't bark at her. The dogs did bark at ransom , so thought he may have returned, but it placed him there after the murder and I didn't know what it meant until the end. It was nicely done.

[@marchingwizard]

great to see your movie commentary on this finally after so many blocks for copyright... I loved this movie too because it's so original with twists and turns, thoroughly deserved the Original Screenplay Oscar nomination last year! The cast was amazing too and should have been at least nominated for SAG ensemble... but yes, looking forward to the sequels that Netflix paid big money for! And agreed on the cast continuing to be great! Especially Kathryn Hahn, after Wandavision, I'm so looking forward to seeing what she does next!

[@JulietteReacts]

YAY! Reuploads are such a pain. Appreciate the effort so much! I love this film.

[@kmdrrl]

Daaamn why are u so smart 😩🤣 you literally got all the possible twist wth hahahahaha

[@Sikosm]

Love this movie and this review. Compared to many reaction/review channels, you definitely "add value" since your comments are always so thoughtful. I'm always impressed by your running commentary while watching any show/movie, since it is always so perceptive.... and that was especially true for Knives Out, given the genre and all the twists 😊

[@innmyhumbleopinion]

Thank you so much for this!! This comment really made my day and I'm so happy you're getting something out of my videos. Thank you so much for the support. ♥️

[@Sikosm]

@@innmyhumbleopinion You clearly put in a lot of effort in your critiques, it's never black and white, so I think you deserve the positive feedback. 🙂

[@spiderfingers86]

Directed by Rian Johnson who did this movie after he finished with, 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' starring Daniel Craig as Detective Blanc investigating a murder of an older man celebrating his 85th birthday when the entire family come out

[@izze9951]

your glasses are so gd cute. glad I caught this reupload, can’t wait to watch!!

[@lilliegreenlaw]

I loved this movie so much! Perception is so important in mysteries, and this one handled it so well!

[@emotionjournal]

That stage prop and real knife line is such a good fucking chekovs gun.

[@lastudentessa]

I predicted the who (from when I watched the trailer way back), but not the how. The how was a like you said "a ride." It almost had me doubting myself. I love this movie. It definitely borrows from other movies and books but it is its own thing.

[@lilliegreenlaw]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure this was an entirely original idea. It was actually kind of a big deal because Rian Johnson, the director, made a point of not watching other contemporary mystery movies so it would have as little influence as possible, though he did have a lot of inspiration from Agatha Christie's works and other classic mysteries.

[@jeremygeorgia4943]

It is interesting. This film is so prominent and fresh in my mind. It's as if I just watched it. Yet, this reaction is a year old, and it's a re-upload. This film is definitely my thing. I have enjoyed mysteries, since I was young. I read all of the Holmes stories, when I was going through school, and I liked the various Agatha Christie stories, when the film versions appeared on TV. Of Course, "Murder She Wrote" was fun to watch. Going back, I continue to be surprised how good the were, in spite of being such a long running series. MSW often cheated in its storytelling. It was almost impossible to guess, because critical pieces were kept from the viewer until the end - unlike the more classic stories, that laid the clues out. If you were observant, you might be able to follow along, and guess the writer's intent, before the "Big Reveal". Knives out changes up the formula. About halfway in, you know exactly how he died. You even have a good idea of who the apparent "killer" is. The very natural assumption is that everything is accidental. It took a while to figure out that Captain America, "America's A-hull" was not ally that he seemed to be. Yet, the twist that the dosing was correct still took me by surprise. I really like that it starts out looking like "Clue" as mentioned by Blanc, yet by the halfway point, you know who did it. So, what is left to do, as a viewer? You have shown yourself to be pretty perceptive, and I have enjoyed your reaction.

[@AGLadyBird]

Good thing you reupload this because I had not been able to see it before. I watched this movie by chance in the cinema, I didn't know anything about it but I remember that it was the movie that most caught my attention at that moment precisely because of the cast. And great because it was a very good surprise! I really enjoyed this movie and I figured Ransom was involved but it wasn't all predictable anyway. I'm hoping for a good sequel and I agree that it would be great to see Sandra Oh in this.

[@innmyhumbleopinion]

Yasss, so happy you just so happened to watch this!

[@humblebeans5511]

I knew you would’ve like this!

[@ti5098]

Ok so I was not able to predict that ending it had so many parts to it but I did think Ransom may have had something to do with it but I didn’t think to that extent 😂 also I wonder if the sequel will correlate to this one or if it will be its own story, I know nothing about the plot but Sandra Oh would be a great addition!

[@saumya9173]

yall she so pretty

[@innmyhumbleopinion]

*inserts happy crying GIF

[@122elina]

I love watching your reaction to The Crown. And I loved your reaction to this movie!

[@Dani-kq6qq]

Love this reaction

[@migmit]

You can play Clue on iPad, like I do sometimes, and probably on other platforms - I've heard that even Steam has it.

[@scotts510]

Lets not forget Frank Oz ( YODA...Grover) making a rare appearance in a film and he is comically wonderful.

[@montserratmoviecorner4234]

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[@bloodymarvelous4790]

I'll be honest, I never try to work these things out while watching the movie. I let the movie wash over me, though I will keep track of the clues. So I get the callbacks and the reveals.

[@delaneyhoward2685]

Hey it’s been a while! Ive barely been a person lmao. I’m truly terrible at predicting things so I had zero clue. I don’t know/care about a whole lot of actors but I must say it was be AMAZING to see Sandra in it :)

[@innmyhumbleopinion]

Delaney! Welcome back to being a person. 💀

[@shredd5705]

It's an original story indeed. But it's heavily influenced by Agatha Christie stories, the writer/director openly admits it. The plot isn't from his books, there's just similar elements like everyone having a motive, weird rich family, isolated mansion, eccentric detective who pretends to be goofy but is secretly brilliant (in Christie's books it's Hercule Poirot)

[@richardzinns5314]

No, I definitely did not figure this out. Interesting that you said someone might cite an earlier source from 1972: there is no earlier source (the story was totally original), but there is a wonderful 1973 movie called The Last of Sheila that I keep wanting people to react to -- it's probably the only other murder mystery written directly for the screen that's as intricate and clever as this one, and cast members of Knives Out keep referencing it in interviews as the kind of thing they were trying to equal. Please watch it if you can!

[@shredd5705]

"The Last of Sheila" is the favourite murder mystery movie of Jamie Lee Curtis and the director Rian Johnson. They mentioned it in some Knives Out promo interview, made me watch it and it was indeed good. But reaction channels seem to copy each other on what to watch, older movies are not hip with the kids

[@PatrickPrejusa]

technically this is not a whodunit. it's not something you figure out, in a real whodunit, like agatha christie, all the information is given to you so you can try to solve the puzzle, but these movies, and basically what I write, are more like howdunits. you just enjoy the twists as they withhold information so you can enjoy the surprises. I do enjoy these, though

[@deebeedaydreamer]

21:50 They should call her "Smarta". (I'm so sorry.🙈)0

[@bwallatube]

repost for your repost, (for fun not vanity) :) "just before you said "be honest" I thought to myself "I honestly don't remember how much I had it figured out" :D"

[@HorrorGeek9]

nice reaction

[@madinadia9661]

The cheater through the ball outsize the nurse used the ball to distract the dog the dog gets the ball and give it to the oldest daughter the oldest takes the ball and toke it back to her farther office then saw the letter the cheater exposed himself….

[@c.b.3960]

This is a great movie and I think it might be based off a book but who cares. It's def an original and I'm glad Hollywood picked it up. And I got a long time thought ransom was being a good guy x.x

[@matthewalexander2558]

Hi! I’m trying to get someone to react to Gosford Park. If you like Downton Abbey and Knives Out then you will like Gosford Park. Julian Fellowes won the Oscar for best screenplay for it.

[@yesitislikethat]

Love this movie. 😎💙

[@suncore598]

Good reaction. BTW I love Murder She Wrote. Angela Lansbury is the Queen of Mystery.

[@mikelarsen5836]

Surely the Queen of Mystery is Agatha Christie? 🤔

[@suncore598]

@@mikelarsen5836 Correction: the Queen of TV Mystery.

[@Stefan-ji2ek]

Steffie I'd love to play Clue with you sometime!!!

[@lewis8210]

Have you ever watched the movie practical magic 💜

[@JuQui228]

Man they really don’t want you to react to this huh? 😆

[@innmyhumbleopinion]

The KZbin copy right won't let me be great. 😩

[@AndrewMcClenning]

Toni Collette is the best, ESPECIALLY in United States of Tara.

[@kerrychristensen7204]

👍

[@aranerem3767]

Hello

[@lewis8210]

Can you react to the silver lining play book movie 💜💜💜

[@innmyhumbleopinion]

Aww, that's one of my favorite movies. So since I've seen it already, I probably won't do that right now. But maybe one day!

[@abhyudaychaturvedi3416]

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[@mixednarwhal]

I’m leaving a comment on the videos I watch and this is a copy paste

[@innmyhumbleopinion]

We love efficiency.

[@Flee-the-matrix]

I thought the movie was okay. I didn't think it was as good as people said it was. IDK I could only watch it once.