STAND BY ME (1986) FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!

[@jessebatres6895]

Hey everyone, thank you so much for watching! Please consider subscribing to the channel. What are some of your favorite "coming-of-age" films? Also, I look up details of each film and the actor's after I'm done watching the film. So sad to learn about River Phoenix! What an amazing talent that would've undoubtedly brought so many amazing performances to this day.

[@snakeeyes5638]

Boyz N the Hood and Sleepers are just a few

[@jessebatres6895]

NICE! I have Boyz N the Hood on my list but going to add Sleepers :) I think my next two coming-of-age films will be The Sandlot and Boys N the Hood

[@snakeeyes5638]

@@jessebatres6895 Yo I have yet to see a lot of the more popular names in this space react to either movies especially Boyz N the Hood. Go for it bro! You got my support always 💪🏾

[@ThorosThor]

Awesome Authentic Reaction👍👍 This is hands down one of the greatest movie stories Ever told and filmed, And i don't just say that lightly.. Amazing acting performance from all Great cinematography Everything about this film Was, Is and Always will be a 10/10!! This is what it really trully means To be in a Brothethood! Boys doing boy things Being crazy free and wild Pushing all the boundaries And having each others backs And looking out for each other in the process *That's what is All About Man!!* That builds character through life What it is To be a Real Man I feel sorry for all the kids being born these days With all this feminist and gender politics bullsht Being forced down their throats everyday Instead of embracing Masculinuty! They are missing out on all that The main parts of growing up The Normal way as it should be They will never know any of that They will never experience what it is To be One of the Boys!! I gotta tell ya man I did and experienced things just like that and and way more as a kid And i loved every bit of it!! It was Exciting Fun Dangerous Wild Free Being able to just Explore and see and experience the world through your own eyes Instead of being told what to do, What to say and how t o feel these days Looking back now, Of everything i did and all the risks i took On my own or with my friends as a kid growing up, I wouldn't change a damm thing man! Like i said before, Your're one of the Guys And although i dont like using this word or reference or how media classifies it Your're still one of us bro Gen-X! I can just tell and sense this by the way you talk and act Even though its only thtough a screen Your Heart's in the Right place Bro👍 You remind me of how some of my friends are Never Change Man Nomatter what Kife throws at You Never Change Who You Really Are! Be True to Yourself And stay faithful to who you are!👍👍

[@LordVolkov]

Try Radio Flyer, with baby Elijah Wood. It has very similar vibes (period piece, star narration, abuse, etc) It may break your heart.

[@amyjordan195]

You have now witnessed the magic that was River Phoenix. He was a great actor. We lost him way too soon. His younger brother is Joachim Phoenix. Thank you for the excellent reaction. You seem to understand when to talk and when to listen to the dialog.

[@jessebatres6895]

Perfect way to describe what he was, MAGIC! It blows me away what he was capable of at such a young age. So many moments of brilliance and had such a bright future ahead. Thank you for watching and commenting Amy! I'm glad you enjoyed the reaction :)

[@Advocateforjustice78]

Love your reaction during train scene! Love this classic

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much! I'm glad Gordie had the foresight to let Vern go ahead of him. Vern would've stayed crouching down as the others ran away, and they wouldn't have seen him in time to go back and help.

[@mattsnyderARTIST]

The train scene btw was real. No set, not going fast but still real.​@@jessebatres6895

[@wnepper]

Im really starting to look forward to your reactions. They're funny and heartfelt. Truly feels like watching TV with a buddy. Keep up the good work, man.

[@wnepper]

Also, here's another vote for Dazed and Confused. It's basically a look at 24 hours look at kids on the night of their last day of school in the 70s. Great music and a talented cast of young, mid-90s actors. (American Graffiti does the same thing, but IT'S a night in the life of graduating teens in the 50s...and it's directed by George Lucas!)

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much! That truly means so much to me :) It's so awesome to share this with so many of you, and this is truly how I am while watching films. I watch films and shows with my wife and she constantly has to tell me to be quiet and not talk haha!

[@danrumble74]

Leonardo got every role that would've went to River Phoenix, had he lived.

[@Scene68]

Especially Titantic

[@JohnSmith-fm3pn]

Leo still would have played Arnie Grape 😅

[@danrumble74]

@JohnSmith-fm3pn 😂

[@ChrisMillerCrazyHouse]

All the young actors came off as very natural in this film. They got the way young boys talk to each other down perfectly. Seeing this movie always brings up good memories of my own group of friends from middle school.

[@jessebatres6895]

100% agree! I was getting flashbacks to my childhood while watching this and just kept thinking "That's exactly how my friends and I interacted or talked", during certain moments in the film. They definitely had great chemistry!

[@marktegrotenhuis]

Director Rob Reiner made sure to do a lot of theater (improvisation) games before starting to shoot the movie with these boys. The 4 main actors became like actual close friends prior to the first day of shooting. That's a big part of how they acted so natural.

[@ohsfer11820]

Thank you so much for reacting to this. I lovw this movie as soon aa I saw a new reaction I was excited to watch it. I love your reaction, really enjoyed it.. This is loosely baaed on Stephen Kings childhood. But check out the actors they ended up what happened to their characters.. Really really enjoy this. ❤ just subd😊

[@JordangeVision]

I had to click as soon as I saw you watched this. One of the first real grown up movies I watched. The ending hits even more now because of what happened to River Phoenix in real life. Drugs ruin so much man. Hope you've been well Jesse!

[@jessebatres6895]

Hey Jordan! Hope you've been well! Man, I've been listening to Stand By Me on repeat the last couple pf days. I really enjoyed this film, and it brought back quite a few memories of being with friends and out exploring. And it's so crazy to learn about River Phoenix's story. I can only imagine what else he could've done with his career had he still been alive to this day.

[@JordangeVision]

@@jessebatres6895 Not too bad man, I can see I have a few of yours to catch up on! It's definitely a movie that brings back stuff from the good old days. Stay well Jesse and I'll see you soon!

[@JohnSmith-fm3pn]

The Sandlot ( 1993 ) is so much like stand by me The dog , puking , treehouse , narration by one of the kids when older , set around the same time etc etc 29:15 thats Ray Brower smiling between the Donnely twins

[@DSmith264]

Great reaction. Probably helps that you're still young enough to have vivid memories of your carefree youth. Good work..👍

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much! I can remember going home so sweaty and dirty after a long day out on my bike with friends and maintaining that energy. It's funny because I never remember getting tired, and now as an adult I get home and want to pass out lol

[@kirasutton1973]

Dazed and Confused (1993) is another iconic coming-of-age film that's probably already on your radar for future viewing. Y tu mamá también (2001) is perfectly cast with Diego Luna & Gael García Bernal about 2 young men on a carefree cross-country journey with an older woman. The Kings of Summer (2013) is another wonderful contemporary film with Nick Robinson, Gabriel Basso & Moisés Arias - a band of young men about to leave their family behind to build a house in the woods and live off the land. Stand By Me cast member; River Phoenix(Chris) was also in My Own Private Idaho (1991) with Keanu Reeves - a daring choice for both actors due to it's content about male hustling. Dogfight (1991), another overlooked movie with Phoenix - about a young Marine out for his last night in San Francisco with his military friends before all being deployed to Vietnam. Dark Blood (1993) was the film River was about a month away from finishing before he died in October of 1993. Great review, glad you enjoyed the film.

[@tempsitch5632]

A Night In The Life Of Jimmy Reardon is a great young River Phoenix movie too.

[@jessebatres6895]

Dazed and Confused is definitely coming up :) I speak Spanish so I might have to look into "Y tu mama tambien". I've heard of My Own Private Idaho as well. One I'll have to consider checking out for sure. I need to get some Keanu Reeves films on the channel. Someone recommended Point Break. I'm glad you you enjoyed the reaction Kira!

[@bryanCJC2105]

The reason grown Gordy was pulled over to the side of the road and looking sad and upset at the very beginning was because he has read the story of Chris's death in the newspaper that was sitting on the car seat. He started thinking about the old days with his best friends and the story begins. River Phoenix, who played Chris, had so much potential. He tragically died at 23 years old of a drug overdose in 1993. I always wonder what he could've achieved if he had lived. Will Wheaton, who played Gordie, played Wesley Crusher on Start Trek: The Next Generation.

[@jessebatres6895]

When I was editing the reaction, I caught the newspaper moment. It's one that was so brief at first that I didn't make the connection. I wonder how my experience would've been knowing the whole time that Chris would end up being murdered. Honestly, I'm glad it's something that didn't notice and it hit so hard at the end when it was "revealed". I wonder what other amazing performances he could've delivered if he were still alive today. Such a sad and tragic story. I've read more about his childhood the last couple of days

[@bryanCJC2105]

@@jessebatres6895 Most of us didn't make the connection when we first saw the movie until the very end, when we remembered Gordie sitting in the truck at the beginning. Most of us had forgotten about that opening scene until the end. You're right, it was better not knowing and I think the scene was made quick and generically enough to not make an impression until the end.

[@markjonesss5104]

🔥🔥🔥 reaction bro

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much Mark! Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@emilyrose9760]

Amazing reaction❤❤❤ Too many times you would say exactly what i was thinkin/feeling throughout this film haha cant stand those schmuck's😡 I agree with you that soo many kids are going thru similar situations but lack the ability to channel their anger, grief, guilt heartache etc properly. Chris was definitely too mature for his age and I'm glad he was able to do for himself what he did for his friends. He deserved better!

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much Emily! I love Chris' character and it's so hard to not think about all of the kids and young adults out there with so much to offer the world but are held back due to circumstances out of their control. Chris destiny is terribly sad, but he also had an amazing and beautiful story. I think he's such a kind and selfless soul that he would do it all over again and still intervene because that's just his nature. He clearly always wanted everyone to reconcile and forgive one another. ❤

[@emilyrose9760]

@jessebatres6895 Couldn't agree more!! Btw, believe you mentioned your in Texas? If so that's freaking awesome I'm down in San Antonio so much love for a fellow Texan 🇨🇱❤

[@greasefire11]

I have loved this movie since I saw it at release when I was 14. That last line has has lived in my head rent free since 1986.

[@Julian-to7ro]

Big up yourself as always bro, thanks for the reaction. You are very intelligent too and passionate, a very good mix 🙂 Great film and the scene in the water is tough man... everywhere they can bite but not there 🤣 And Stephen King has many good books like that. "Misery" is maybe the most famous but there is another film with Kathy Bates called "Dolores Claiborne". King said that this is one of his favourite film adaptions. More like a thriller / drama and with very tough topics but amazingly played. Hopefully someday you can see it too (or even react if you decide). 😎

[@firsealtonberry9712]

The town, Castle Rock, is a shared setting that Stephen King set several novels and novellas in, and thus had characters who were incidental in one story be the protagonist in a different one. King does this on occasion, so there are other towns seen multiple times. So Ace does show up here and there in the Castle Rock books, but as another comment below noted, Ace's biggest role is in Needful Things, which is also pretty much the largest scale story in Castle Rock. Note, as you are hitting a lot of Stephen King works, at least three television works of his - Storm of the Century, the Langoliers and Rose Red - are worth checking out.

[@tofersiefken]

Before social media, video games and in many cases even before cable television, kids just hung around and found things to do outdoors together. We drank from the garden hose because we weren't allowed back indoors until mealtime, or the streetlights came on. I remember rock & dirt clod fights, BB gun wars, and lots of time riding bikes. (Never went on an adventure to find a dead body though. I think that's a good thing.)

[@jessebatres6895]

I was lucky enough to grow up in what is probably the last decade where kids still did a lot of that. 90's kid here :) Loved every bit of it and it kind of blows my mind now that I think about it, how we never got tired and were bummed out when we had to go back home lol!

[@greasefire11]

You said something interesting that I've never thought about. You mentioned that Gordie was the lead character. Even though it's his story and he's narrating, I've never once considered anyone was the lead. It was just the four boys, then everyone else - including the narrator.

[@laurenherda2415]

This movie was such a part of my childhood, I too lost an older brother, later in life in my 20s, movies were our thing and just being outside and going on adventures. The Goonies was also a perfect kid adventure movie if not the best!

[@jessebatres6895]

Hey Lauren, sorry I initially missed this comment. I'm terribly sorry to hear about your older brother. There's nothing like a bond with a sibling, especially when you spend those sacred times with them and enjoying film, art, music, or just spending time together. ❤ The Goonies will be coming soon as well. I was actually going to watch that instead of Stand By Me, but decided on Stand By Me at the last moment.

[@laurenherda2415]

@jessebatres6895 thank you, yeah it's never easy to lose a loved one especially before their time. Just cherish memories ✨️ I can't believe you haven't seen The Goonies!!! But all for the better of your viewers it's always great to see 1st time reactions to these amazing classics!

[@jessebatres6895]

@@laurenherda2415 I looked up the cast and excited to see some familiar faces! I watched Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom a couple of months ago and loved Short Round so I'm super excited to see him again in The Goonies! By the way, I hope you're looking forward to a great Thanksgiving with your family and loved ones :)

[@JohnH.Sturgis]

Just found you... great reaction! Always happy to find a reactor who has insight and awareness of the subject matter and the world around him (or her). Coming-of-age films... my favorite of all time is To Sir With Love (1967), but this one is every bit as good. Thx.

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much John! I'm glad you enjoyed the reaction :) I watched the film again last week and it hit even harder the second time. What's crazy is that it's only a 90 minute film, but it almost feels like a mini-series. (IN A GOOD WAY) It just feels like we spent so much time with these characters, which ties to them having so much internal growth in just those 2 days.

[@snakeeyes5638]

The ending always hits like a ton of bricks

[@jessebatres6895]

It's so bittersweet man! Chris makes works so hard and makes it out just to eventually be killed. But it also highlights how he always had great character and wanted everyone to make peace. Such a great film!

[@snakeeyes5638]

@@jessebatres6895 Yeah Chris was that guy. It always hits harder when the one your rooting for doesn't make it. This movie is an underrated classic.

[@Xcalator35]

In my early 20s I went trough an existential crisis and, somehow (I don't know why) I found solace in the fact that me and River Phoenix (who was my age) whould age 'together' trough his movies. Just a few days I had this strange but releaving idea I heard trough the radio that River had died!! It was a huge shock!!

[@beansfriend7033]

Great reaction to a movie that is often overlooked a bit in the Stephen King library. It is more understated than sone of his big name horror or marquee dramas (like _Misery_ or _The Shawsgank Redemption,_ in particular), but it's a very sincere and real sort of story. It rings true in so many ways.

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much! This was an amazing story and it made me think so much about my childhood and those beautiful moments with friends. I'm so glad I grew up in the 90's right before the giant tech/internet boom. I feel so grateful to have experienced those days when we spent outside all day long and only coming home once the sun started going down. The ending hit so hard and was bittersweet. Loved the characters and they had amazing chemistry!

[@beansfriend7033]

@jessebatres6895 I'm a child of the 80s, myself, so I feel that.

[@gswithen]

I am a huge King fan. I've read every story and book several times over. I read this when it came out in 82 (I was 15). Same collection that has Shawshank Redemption. Rob Reiner made a wonderful adaptation of this story. He also made King's Misery. I saw a bit of myself in Gordie as I am also a writer. I also connected with Chris as I was always being accused of stuff I didn't do by teachers and my own parents. That ending hit hard for me too as I am also a peacemaker and try to break up arguments. A friend of mine was the same way and tried to break up a fight. He was killed as well. King writes incredible characters whether they are in a dramatic or horrific tale. He is a master storyteller.

[@jessebatres6895]

Nice! I think Misery will be my next Stephen King "Horror" film. I've heard high praise from everyone regarding Shawshank Redemption, so I'm super excited for that one as well. So glad to hear that you were able to overcome that and now doing something you enjoy! Also, I'm terribly sorry to hear about your friend. I think our loved ones continue to live all around us. Things like music and film allow us to remember them and we think about the songs and films they enjoyed most or that remind us of them. Art truly is a beautiful medium that gives us so much.

[@clarkness77]

Arguably the best king adaptation. Really captures what the story was trying to tell

[@jessebatres6895]

At some point, I'm going to start ranking these Stephen King Films. I'll check out a few more of his film adaptions and do the first ranking video. As I watch more and more of his work, I'll adjust the list and tie some more content to it. Looking forward to seeing more of his work for sure!

[@joshparsons4121]

This is one of the best movies ever made. I've see it a thousand times but I still get teary-eyed during pats of it. One of my favorite movies. I was wondering if ya dressed up for Halloween. I'd love to see ya do a rambo skit.

[@jessebatres6895]

I was surprised how deep and emotional this film actually was. The ending is so bittersweet! I didn't get a chance to dress up for Halloween this year, but I might throw on a Santa Suit for Christmas lol! Oh trust, I've been thinking about a Rambo skit haha! I have a specific scene in mind 😂

[@joshparsons4121]

@jessebatres6895 sounds great buddy can't wait to see

[@scorpiouk5914]

Great reaction, Jesse! River Phoenix. Such a huge loss. I recommend a movie with River Phoenix and Harrison Ford that is very overlooked, " The Mosquito Coast'.

[@Littlepea2890]

River Phoenix who played Chris is a legend. He grew up in the children of god cult before he and his family escaped. Although he was eventually able to make his way into movies he was repeatedly abused before he OD’ed in front of his brother Joaquin infront of the viper room. He had lived more than most adults had by the time he was in this movie and you can feel him pulling on that experience and the weight of his sorrows

[@jvig7353]

Nice reaction as usual. And in case you haven't heard before, when it comes to the King adaptations that are more drama than horror, you definitely don't want to miss "Dolores Claiborne."

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much! It's starting to blow my mind just how many Stephen King film adaptations there are. Dolores Claiborne is definitely on my list :) So many people have brought it up throughout many of the reactions, so I'm looking forward to checking that one out soon

[@Letha-Mae]

I love your beetle juice cup. And this is an oldie but a good movie!! I love your reaction to this movie! 💙

[@jessebatres6895]

I saw it and just had to buy it! I'm gonna find a few Christmas ones and would like a Grinch one lol! Hope you're having a great week Letha! ❤

[@Letha-Mae]

@jessebatres6895 I love Grinch. I heard somewhere Jim Carrey is going to make one more Grinch movie. I love Jim Carrey his movie Me, Myself & Irene is so good. It actually shows how much talent he has. You need to get a P.O. Box so I can mail you Cups I find. That would be so cool.

[@BigGator5]

"Do you think I'm weird?" "Definitely." "No man, seriously. Am I weird?" "Yeah, but so what? Everybody's weird." Fun Fact: Theatrical film debut of Jerry O'Connell. Author Approved Fact: After director Rob Reiner screened the movie for Stephen King, he noticed that King was visibly shaking and wasn't speaking. He left the room and upon his return, told Reiner that the movie was the best adaptation of his work he had ever seen. Sky High Fact: Kiefer Sutherland claimed in an interview that in one of the locations of the film, a Renaissance Fair was being held and the cast and crew attended and bought some cookies. Unfortunately, the cookies turned out to be pot cookies and two hours later, the crew found Jerry O'Connell crying and high on the cookies somewhere in the park. The Four Musketeers Fact: River Phoenix, Corey Feldman, Wil Wheaton, and Jerry O'Connell got into a lot of mischief in the hotel they were staying in during filming. This included throwing all the poolside furniture into the pool, Wheaton fixing video games in the lobby so they could play them for free and Phoenix (spurred on by the other boys) unknowingly covering Kiefer Sutherland's car in mud, only discovering whose car it was when Sutherland confronted a scared and nervous Phoenix about it later.

[@jessebatres6895]

I can only imagine the other mischief and craziness that went on during production lol! I'm sure this actually helped them bond and it influenced the chemistry we see on screen. It just truly feels like 4 friends going on an adventure. I kept getting flashbacks of my childhood and it felt so realistic!

[@paulamoya7956]

That was the incredible River Phoenix older brother to Joaquin Phoenix.River died in front of of The Viper Room in Hollywood. It was a very sad day. R.I.P River Phoenix ..✨⭐️💫

[@jessebatres6895]

His performance here was spectacular and I can only imagine how many more amazing performances he would still be giving the world today.

[@michaelanderson5301]

Vern's brother likely dug up his pennies a long time ago. That's what Vern's friends thought. The amount of the pennies kept increasing every time Vern told his story of digging for them. From a few bucks to 10.00. Even Vern was too scared to ask his brother, as he thought bro would say yeah 20.00 in pennies! I dug them up and spent every cent!

[@barryscott8041]

Speaking of Texas....I moved from my hometown in rural Michigan, in 1985 to live in Dallas with an Aunt.....Nothing but concrete and city for miles in every direction....... all flat. I lasted 3 months

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Jesse! 🛤

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much for checking this one out with me! I love the emoji, a perfect one for this film :)

[@auntvesuvi3872]

@@jessebatres6895 Yes, indeed. 🫂

[@izbo10]

The ending is given away at the beginning. Read the paper he is reading. It is what makes him write this.

[@babs3241]

I once read an essay pointing out that "Lard Ass" is just "Carrie" as imagined by a 12-year-old boy. I've never been able to see it otherwise.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

"Carrie" is already imagined by a 12 year old boy. Lard Ass is imagined by a sensitive personality who thinks about things in less extreme terms.

[@jessebatres6895]

Ah I kind of see it now. I'd rather be in the crowd during "Lard Ass" revenge though lol! Even though I wouldn't have been making fun of him

[@ChefPatrickChase]

the book explains more about the older brother and the jeep accident

[@benjamansharer7969]

When you get older, the memories of your chidhood friends tend to fade away a little at a time. The friends you make through your adult life will never measure up to the friends from so long ago. I'll be 59 this week and there's only one of them left, my childhood friends from so long ago

[@jessebatres6895]

I agree! There's something special about the bonds you have at such a young age, when all that mattered was spending time together and having a good time. :)

[@michaelanderson5301]

I guess the next line from Ace after dating Protestants vs Catholics is "a Jew's good." I have thought for decades, and still hear to this day, "choose good." I didn't expect Ace to be grammatically correct in the first place.

[@Syberjunkie1]

If you want to know more of Ace's story, you will have to read the book Needful Things. They made a movie of it, but Ace's character isn't in it for some reason. I don't know of any other appearance of him in Stephen King's universe. He does have a relative named Pop Merril that shows up in The Sun Dog, which is one of his novellas.

[@jessebatres6895]

Ah nice!! I'll have to do read up on his character for sure. After I watch more of Stephen King's films, I'll have to look up how many of his characters share the same universe.

[@Syberjunkie1]

@jessebatres6895 I can answer that. Pretty much every story is connected. There are some distinct arcs where some books are directly connected to each other, and some that just have relatives of other characters. His writings as Richard Bachman are mostly stand alone, but he even did a crossover with those with The Regulators and Desperation. In the end, they are all connected through the Dark Tower.

[@cerealfibre6938]

Hi Jesse, this is one of my top favourite films. Hope you love it like I do.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@jessebatres6895]

I absolutely loved it! It brought back some memories of just out and about exploring with friends. And it also reminded me how we indeed lose touch with the vast majority of our childhood friends. But in many ways, they will hold special memories in our hearts forever. ❤

[@cerealfibre6938]

​@@jessebatres6895 Yeah, me too. Just recently my partner and I lost a neighbour who died so young.😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔 The good news is, my partner and I are gonna have a baby girl, she's pregnant.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@My2ndnephew]

It's the best story Stephen King ever wrote.

[@Marlockie]

The Dad, the Mutant guy from Total Recall?

[@LordVolkov]

The one with Quatto in his chest, yes.

[@jessebatres6895]

One I still have to check out :) I recently watched RoboCop and got a lot of recommendations to watch Total Recall, same director. Looking forward to it!

[@bigjohn65]

Two more great Stephen King adaptations is The Green Mile & Shawshank Redemption

[@jessebatres6895]

Those will be coming soon :)

[@fabianobermeier2838]

I love this movie even if the ending is a bit illogical. How is Ace going to explain to the authorities that in order to report your dead boy he had to kill another boy? But I'm happy to overlook that. However, Chris Chambers seems to have been fated to die by a stab in the neck. As a child he was protected from it by his best friend, only to die in this gruesome way a few decades later.

[@2tuff4u90]

Chris ( River Phoenix) Joker brother OD a few years later

[@jessebatres6895]

He had so much talent and potential for sure! To be able to deliver a performance like this at such a young age is amazing

[@relaxedbro]

👍🏿👍🏿

[@jessebatres6895]

Thank you so much!! :)

[@Comeonkidspellinfun]

Please react to running on empty!!!

[@MrNano364]

Corey definitely was not in his early 20s in this movie.

[@jessebatres6895]

I meant Kiefer Sutherland's age at the time of filming.

[@Letha-Mae]

You know I always check the background for decorations!! Thanks for the update. 🎄🕯️🛷🦌❄️

[@jessebatres6895]

LOL! I got a few things this past weekend and will put them up soon. I kind of wanna rock a Santa outfit close to Christmas 😂

[@Letha-Mae]

@jessebatres6895 that would be so cool or at least the Santa pajamas and the hat. I can't wait to see if you got a tiny tree. I'm excited.

[@krisspanton7927]

You know the heavy set kid is kangaroo jack

[@jessebatres6895]

I haven't seen Kangaroo Jack, but the actor is one I've seen in a few other films and great to see he's made a career for himself.

[@krisspanton7927]

@jessebatres6895 if you like a good comedy you should see kangaroo jack

[@krisspanton7927]

@jessebatres6895 if you like a good comedy you should see kangaroo jack

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Ace floats around in the Stephen King legendarium. No surprises as far as I ever read. A cowardly, bullying loser always.

[@jessebatres6895]

That's super interesting! I wonder how many of King's stories are in the same universe. That's something I'll have to do some research on once I get through the bulk of the films.

[@ThorosThor]

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