**SWEENEY TODD** First Time Reaction

[@TritopolisD408]

One of the few horror movies to ever be nominated for and WIN an Academy Award, and somehow none of them were for Best Score. Such a shame.

[@ferenczliszt]

The film didn't have any original songs - the musical released in 1979. They would've had to write a new movie-only song to qualify for Best Original Song.

[@charlienerd]

@ferenczliszt best score is different award to original song noone mention original song

[@FloppsyMoppsy79]

The boys kept predicting plot points left and right then dismissing it with "Nah, they would never do that." Followed up the most gruesome reveal ever. 😂😂😂

[@TritopolisD408]

During the reprise of Johana, if you listen closely to Todd's lyrics, he goes on to say that he'll miss Johanna less and less as every day goes by. He also earlier mentioned that he thinks he'll never see her again. So, he just let himself be consumed by his hatred for Turpin, to the point that she was unrecognizable to him.

[@MHall-BlueGlass]

The sweeny Todd chair is one of the most recognizable and famous pieces of set in Broadway show history

[@Earthenfist]

Dangerous too. For some reason they always seem to put a POST in front of the slide for the descending actors.

[@seamusburke639]

"Pretty Women" is the sweetest song in the show, and yet because of the context, it also comes off as the most sinister.

[@JohnSmith_1920]

an amazing detail someone pointed out to me is that people in this movie bleed from the neck differently depending on if Sweeney Todd considers them "Alive" or not. his victims either spray blood everywhere or it runs down their neck mildly depending on what he thinks of them. Turpin was his MAIN target, so he gushed like a geyser and splattered all over the walls, but the random dudes he didn't care about sometimes just dribbled. importantly, Lucy and Sweeney himself both got the "runny" blood because Sweeney thought Lucy was dead the whole time, and Benjamin Barker is also long dead in his mind

[@ellebroidery]

Boom not registering Ruff’s “I’d be a serial killer” line at first should not have been as funny to me as it was

[@TritopolisD408]

You wouldn't think such a dark and disturbing story would be such a great musical, but the songs make it so much better. Johnny Depp is a surprisingly great singer.

[@ILikeCHEEZ9]

I dunno, most my favorites are fairly dark

[@Sageddegas]

If you’ve followed his music career at all it’s pretty cool the different genres he’s done

[@theirishviking9278]

i mean he is a musician with like 3 albums released with his band

[@sushijuice6895]

Johnny Depp in Harry Potter , Helena Bonham Carter from harrY potter, Alan Rickman from Harry Potter , the Vecna kid from Harry Potter, the Peter Petigrew guy from Harry Potter, basically the whole main cast is from Harry Potter

[@PatrickMusilek]

I think you mean "Famous British actors"

[@DrPantsMD]

It just hit me that Johnny Depp and Jamie Campbell Bower even play the same character in HP

[@JeM130177]

@@PatrickMusilekwell except Johnny

[@rosee4414]

@@sushijuice6895 also, Helena Bonham Carter used to be with Kenneth Branagh, aka Gilderoy Lockhart. They had an affair during Mary Shelley's Frankenstein that caused him to leave his wife, the famous Emma Thompson, who is ALSO in Harry Potter as Professor Trelawney lol. So many layers

[@triggerfairy4070]

​@@JeM130177its harry potter adjacent

[@apizzathatgiantforthesimpl5191]

Funny thing you mentioned Johanna possibly not being into Anthony. It's somewhat implied in a song that was deleted for time in the film that she is just desperately using Anthony to get away from her creepy abusive guardian and doesn't actually love him. Also the stage musical has a giant loud steam whistle that would sound off whenever Todd would commit murders as a kind of jumpscare for the audience.

[@Arcannabis]

Johnny Depp got his start in the first Nightmare on Elm street. Wes Craven wasn’t going to hire him and then his daughter saw his faceshots and got a huge crush, Craven hired him because of that crush.

[@IreneSinclair-uu4dz]

As a theatre kid who has performed this before may I say that your reactions and the timing of your questions is perfect. This story is a roller coaster, and your reactions are what make me love the story more and more each time a new group sees its horror unfold. Also, if you are still interested in being a serial killer in 1900's London look into Ravenous Devils.

[@EliasuSan]

The actor who plays Antony also plays Vecna in “Stranger Things”

[@InkyPetrel]

THANK YOU! OMG that was bugging me but I couldn't place him! (I could have googled but... then I didn't. 😆)

[@captainteeko4579]

3:20 “wait they arrested him cuz she was too hot?” -Pretty Much It 😂

[@silentassason]

13:49 he got his first role (supposedly) because Wes Craven's daughter thought he was hot, so he got the role of Glen in A Nightmare on Elm St as his first role.

[@TriXJester]

I once had a conversation with someone who doesnt watch musicals like at all and they said to me "I just dont like how cheery they are and how theres always a perfect ending" and man the face they made when I explained how almost every really good musical has at least one death in it. I mean this is the prime example but then you have ones like Little Shop of Horrors, Les Miserables, Chicago, and Heathers have high body counts but even musicals you'd think would be death free like Into the Woods, West Side Story, even the comedy musical Urinetown that most people dont know about. The ones that dont have at least one person getting got tend to be family musicals (Heck, even sometimes those arent exceptions cus lets be real even Disney musicals tend to count since they tend to axe the villains pretty brutally in the final acts but its okay cus theyre evil I guess?)

[@charlesbaldwin3166]

Why would anyone think an adaptation of Romeo and Juliet be death free? No, wait, they're probably the same people who think it's a touching love story.

[@jeremytung1632]

Oh my god! I love urinetown.

[@boffgirl]

heck jus look at moulin rouge, one of my favourites and so tragic

[@2ndlegend125]

Did that person only watch disney movies?

[@Jxrfv456y]

I think that person's only experience with musicals are kids or disney movies. A lot of major musicals end in or are based on tragedy. Probably because music is a great medium for displaying a wide range of emotions in depth as well, not just happiness. Even modern ones like Hamilton end on a fairly sad note.

[@bullseyecello]

30:39 the stage play is even crazier with every kill this loud ass whistle would ring

[@AmyAberrant]

That would trigger me so much wtf??

[@kyrabergen3553]

It would have been amazing if they'd kept the Greek chorus of ghosts in this movie. Christopher Lee and Anthony Stewart Head were supposed to be part of it. I can totally see why they cut that though, it's a lot more of a stage thing than a movie thing.

[@bullseyecello]

@ Christopher Lee singing Attend the tale of Sweeney Todd would’ve been amazing

[@MilkolasCage]

Ruff’s face at the beginning like “ooh we’re pulling out gov. names” lmao

[@corystanish]

I'm not very far into the video as I make this comment, but hearing that brief conversation about "what would you do with the bodies" if you were a 19th-century serial killer has me looking forward to seeing how this plays out!

[@CAPGOD1]

This musical is so good it deserves an uncut watch. Everyone become members. (Not a paid sponsorship.)

[@silentassason]

Do they actually comment on the jokes of the "any one and everyone" first song or is it just talking about eating people the whole time?

[@mollyandbasil]

It's so wild to me as someone british to see people who have never heard the tale of sweeny todd, their flabbergasted reactions to cooking people into pies was very entertaining XD

[@AnvilPictures]

22:09 this was actually a thing people would watch people get shaves because their was nothing to do

[@DelayedEcho]

One of my favorite musicals. Alan, Johnny, and Helena just nailed their roles.

[@bengilbert7655]

Last January Joe Locke from Heartstopper and Agatha All Along made his Broadway debut as Toby in the Sweeney Todd revival. The boy can sing.

[@gamefreak12121]

The duet for Pretty Women will forever be one of my favorite moments from any Musical film

[@StevenHinojosa-pt4yw]

Absolutely I even have it on my playlist and listen to it around Halloween time 😂

[@rosee4414]

Story I saw about the making of this film: Tim Burton, her bf at the time and baby daddy, hated musicals. Helena liked musicals and even got her son into them. Controversially but hopefully jokingly, she said that Tim Burton thought their son was going to end up gay because of her showing him Judy Garland and what not. So I wonder to this day if she convinced Tim to do this musical movie. Also, there's a scene of her struggling to sing cuz there's no space for air between her lines. She could sing, but was not a well off professional either. Love her though!

[@LukeJazStone]

If there was one thing, I wish they left in from the plays, it would be the ending with how the police, Johnathan, and Joanna discover what happened in the basement/meat grinder area. That rat eating crazy little kid snapped, is one of the darkest play endings ever!

[@burningfox4974]

The music is SUCH a good stuff, you should see a video essay talking about the intentional music tropes. Like I think iirc from the video essay talks about the “death song” that gets reused in most of the songs here (Also if you want 100% musical. Le Mis is ALL singing)

[@silentassason]

"Actors are just great singers." Steven Seagal: Absolutely, I agree with you.

[@Abracoor84]

10:38 you can't get away with that today? oh my sweet summer child

[@boffgirl]

SO Mr todd was arrested and sent to a penal colony, back then probably australia, but you get the idea that he tried to escape, maybe taking rickity boats to try and get back to England where he was found at sea

[@imcherylynn]

I will 100% sing along to every song in this movie every time I watch it. It’s WONDERFUL.

[@fyncheroo]

The 1982 pro-shot in my opinion is the best version of the musical you can find to watch because obviously Sweeney Todd was originally a stage show by theater legend Stephen Sondheim, movies often don't live up to the original source material, and it's got actual musical theater performers singing. I adore the actors here but Tim Burton kind of changed the tone of the musical to fit his signature gloomy atmosphere. I know the story is bleak but in the original stage show, the comedy is highlighted despite the dark themes and that's what a lot of fans love about the musical, because it has the audacity to be vibrant and fun when it's literally about "popping people into pies." Really hope you guys or at least some people who stumble into this comment check out the 1982 version, I strongly recommend it if you're into getting other character interpretations other than the movie version (not that it's necessarily wrong but again - not my personal favorite), it's a recording of the stage show with Angela Lansbury (voice actor for Mrs. Potts from Disney's Beauty and the beast, for those who aren't familiar) as Mrs. Lovett. There were also songs cut from the original soundtrack, as musical movies often do, so yeah, give it a go!

[@InkyPetrel]

It still blows my mind a little that folks in the US haven't had a meat pie. They're so ubiquitous where I live, they're like, a typical snack you can pick up in any little corner store. (Or they used to be, they're much more expensive now than they were, which is sad.) Point is, they're also easy as, well, pie, to make, you basically make a beef stew, using either cubed meat or minced meat (minced is easier/cheaper but obviously the texture is different) with a thick rich gravy, then put it in savory pie cases. (Important step: cool the filling down completely before putting it in the pies or the pastry will go soggy and fall apart during cooking) You put the cold filling into shortcrust pastry shells (you can use oversized muffin pans to make mini pies, or make larger pies in a pie tin) and then top each one with flaky puff pastry (flaky is too soft to use for the shell). Seal the lids, poke a few holes in each one so steam can escape, brush with egg-wash, and bake until the pastry is cooked and the filling is hot. Boom, meat pies. (That^ sort of pie is more the sort you find typically in NZ and Australia, but it's not the same sort as you see them eating here, those look like more traditional British pies, which are made with a hot water pastry crust, and cooked all at once with raw filling. The pastry is much denser and can withstand the longer cooking time necessary for the meat to be ready. They're in the same family as traditional Cornish pastries and are often eaten cold, since they travel well for things like a picnic lunch. Obviously they're eating them hot here though.) Here endeth a completely unasked for ramble about pies. Poor Americans, don't know what they're missing 😆 And now I'm going to go and eat a pie for lunch because I have one in the freezer. (contains 0% priest)

[@jeremytung1632]

My dad has a meat pie recipe. We enjoy it from time to time.

[@LotusMoon]

The stage play is amazing...but I admit I saw this first so I already knew what to expect

[@thedernboy]

the fact he said 30 ppl in that village when we are talking bout the entirety of london lmao 🤣

[@nightmareman9960]

Just to let you all know for the gaming channel their is a pretty short indie game based of this film/play called “Ravenous Devils”. It’s about a serial killer couple the husband owns a tailor shop on the 2nd floor where he kills people dropping them down to the basement of the wife’s dinner. It’s a fun little indie game about 2-3hrs long

[@arigogrr]

I never thought I would see this video, but here we are! I am so glad my favorite musical of all time is finally getting the recognition it deserves! Definitely my favorite role Johnny Depp has ever done, and two of my favorite actors of all time are Mr. Todd and Mrs. Lovett. It’s absolutely perfect.

[@mikechicago6200]

Best Rated R Musical ever, and RIP to Alan Rickman who played the despicable Judge Turpin here, he and Johnny i wished did more movies together as they both were in Harry Potter Also Timothy Spawm and Helena Carter!

[@robertbrookes2000]

Up there as one of the best film adaptations of a musical in my eyes. It knows exactly how to translate the story from stage to screen. Trimming down or removing songs, giving subtle performances in places that the camera can focus on. The only other film musical I love that comes close is Matilda the Musical. That's one that so many seem to forget about. (Partly because many thought it was a remake of the American film, which it wasn't)

[@Johnspartan296]

Meat pies are a staple over here in Australia. I was very surprised when my US friend told me that she has never had or even heard of a meat pie, and she thinks they sound disgusting.

[@n4l9bx]

I miss having an oven, I miss delicious savoury pies

[@AnvilPictures]

I love meat pies. They are delicious. I don’t like dessert pie. I’m Canadian so just incase you thought I was American

[@justindaniel6370]

Back then, johnny depp was always in tim burton films their first film was edward scissorhands in 1990

[@zanathos28]

Wow I wasn't expecting this movie, thanks for the reaction.

[@echolynn13]

"I would just focus on her, our goth mommy" Incredibly valid opinions on Mrs. Lovett

[@joeboywho]

Thanks for the birthday wishes, guys!

[@AnvilPictures]

Funny enough the original Actor from the Stage production was Named Tod Slaughter

[@TheDunnDusted]

It is a tragic shame that the Ballad of Sweeney Todd was cut from the opening because the song was going to include being sung by Christopher "Saruman" Lee and Anthony Head.

[@christianaguiare544]

It is kinda goofy tbf

[@explody7836]

Fun fact: This was the first movie I ever watched that had dinner service in the theater. I had a fancy bratwurst and some truffle fries with some kind of fancy katsup, and it was a great meal right up until Borat beefed it

[@Sapphire_Reacts]

theater is a part of the art of acting, most actors either took a drama class or went performance school. i took drama in high school and musicals were part of the curriculum- i was terrible at comedies tho but exceled with drama & musicals. like to get yourself to cry like the technique i learn was to think of a really sad memory. so if you ever notice when watching actors on scene and their getting ready to cry and you noticed they take a minute before the tears role,thats what they are doing

[@unclelink]

"At last! My arm is complete again!" Finally, reactors reacting to this phenomenal movie! So many more good movies to be seen but some reactors would watch what's popular among their pairs. The Hunted, Brotherhood Of The Wolf, Fracture, etc.

[@bipolarlive1214]

Smth to note abt all actors having singing capability, most if not all older actors, (Johnny Depp, Helen Carter, Hugh Jackman, etc..) got started in acting with theatre, musicals, and were all the cringey theatre musical nerds, singing "This is me" on the bus. Johnny Depp got big from being on Broadway.

[@SilentSovereign]

shaun seems like such a real guy, like i'd love for him to be my friend, yknow?

[@charlienerd]

Interesting fact the priest in the wedding dream was played by an actor called david mckail and he was my mums cousin

[@AnvilPictures]

I’m assuming he’s long since passed

[@charlienerd]

@AnvilPictures yes

[@kpcraftster6580]

I wish y'all could check out the stage concert version with Emma Thompson as mrs Lovett...its so good

[@embran8486]

I´m surprised no one has yet made a transition of Bellatrix laughing holding out her wand and then the end of this as if she is tossed in the oven.

[@Amused_Comfort_Inc]

Nahh the speed through in the beginning has me dying 😂 The snape impressions are getting to me too🤣

[@LODintheshadows]

"He's like 11 I'm sure it's legal at that time" technically it's legal at this time lol

[@PokemonExpert2455]

Literally Alvin and the Chipmunks at the start of the video.

[@thesilentviolet]

This reaction had me rolling 🤣! Fun Fact: Joe Locke from Heartstopper played Toby in the recent Broadway revival! He is not on the cast recording tho as he was the replacement for Gaten Matarazzo (Dustin from Stranger Things).

[@dizzy5]

4:44 That's actually, literally true. Like cooking, anyone can sing!

[@typehazard]

This movie definitely gave me the fear of having my neck overly exposed and ppl just reaching in that area😂

[@oliviarogers2808]

Since you guys were so surprised to see Helena Bonham Carter and Sacha Baron Cohen in this, in Les Miserables (another super famous musical) they play a criminal married couple.

[@woppsie8024]

Now you’ve just gotta do the phantom of the opera film hahaha. Loved this reaction!!!

[@heysulfuric2372]

52:24 Ambergris is worse than whale fat, its basically whale vomit or poop. Sometimes the whale eats something dangerous, that item is surrounded in a special fluid that hardens, and that is expelled and becomes ambergris. Extremely rare, and more valuable than gold.

[@henryisthere]

Ordinarily, it forms when a sperm whale eats a giant squid and tries to digest its beak. For some reason, it forms more commonly in male sperm whales than females.

[@boffgirl]

I find it funny that in the US when you say a pie it's not assumed to be a meat pie, in the UK if you said you're having a pie it's auto assued it's a meat one, fish chicken or beef. Rather that first thought being a dessert type pie.

[@xAYLAxABSENCEx]

this is one of my FAVORITE movies of all time i’m so hyped

[@Teltates]

As part of the exam, the actor must be able to sing, dance and act

[@babayaga4295]

Actually, in Poland in XX cnt was a serial killer who killed homeless etc people and sold everything that he could make of them in one of the cities. Meat, soaps, belts from skin and others. I assume it happened in many different countries :P Sweeney Todd is one of my favourite movies and the only musical I can tolerate. Im glad you enjoyed it.

[@honeybunnyhanni1931]

13:38 damn. I used to sing this song to my razor blades back in the day when I had a problem with self-harming behavior

[@stellaraven1000]

Happy birthday ruff 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶

[@bloodycollarbonez]

when i saw this movie for the first time i got traumatized to the point i couldn't eat meat for a few days

[@Th3AuThor1Ty]

Yeah, in some of the directors cut and behind the scene stuff from this movie, the directors really did say that they wanted to make the bleeding and death scenes as visceral as possible, while still maintaining as much realism as they possibly could

[@andreroberts2848]

Happy Birthday, many blessings and many more years to come

[@kittiesice]

So... It's funny that you say it would be funnier if Toby was a full grown man but in the play he actually is a mentally disabled man and not a little kid. I highly recommend you watch the stage play version, you will love the music and practical effects in it. Also the song at the beginning of the play sounds much more menacing than the "No place like London" song in the movie. Also, In the play there are customers he doesn't kill. One in particular he doesn't because his wife and child are there with him.

[@TarotMage]

I saw this on Broadway in the early 1980's. The original Sweeney Todd (Len Cariou) and Mrs. Lovett (Angela Lansbury) has already left, but the performers who stepped into the roles (George Hearn & Dorothy Loudon) were excellent. The stage setting was an ironworks, so you had this huge skeletal building with a factory whistle. A very, very, VERY loud factory whistle. The thing was that you never knew when it would go off, which naturally made the audience jump in their chairs. When I saw the show, my seat was in the first row on the second-floor balcony. The first time the whistle went off, I nearly went over the rail. 😱😆

[@andrewfox5663]

That line of song is one of my favorites of any musical, especially in the original Broadway cast recording with George Hearn: “You are young. Life had been kind to you. You will learn.” There’s so much packed into those three little sentences, it’s incredible.

[@baoziday5178]

This movie was my hyperfixation in high school and i am ashamed to say i know every single song

[@dannyfrazierii376]

Yes, a large part of the cast had vocal training for this musical.

[@captainteeko4579]

I freakin love this film and the music. I listen to it at work. I work in FEDERAL RETAIL so u can imagine the imagery this film instills in me lol also based on music theory, the musical score actually spoils the twist at the end 😂

[@Arcannabis]

Musicals?! We need greatest showman, rent, LaLa land, and wicked next

[@AmyAberrant]

That barbers chair is like a dark version of the Wallace and Gromit contraptions 😅 speaking of which, please react to Wallace and Gromit the wrong trousers and vengeance most fowl

[@Pomni3477]

9:45 At least you're honest

[@daltagnan230]

I always forget how much I love this movie until I watch it again.

[@ryntrinity]

This is up there in my top 3 Musicals since I was a teenager, and it still holds up! I love the cinematography and lighting and scenarios! the goth and the dark and dirty! 💜💜💜 also all the costumes and the contrast of everything against the lovers ' story! feels like two movies woven into one! and I haven't even talked about the music that lives rent-free in my brain! it's truly a masterpiece

[@jorgegruber728]

It is one of the best musicals of Broadway. Also one of my favorite of Stephen Sondheim's masterpiece, who composes the soundtrack of the movie.

[@iFireRonin]

Sacha Baron Cohen auditioned for this movie by singing a song from Fiddler On The Roof. He was supposed to sing a song from Sweeney Todd but they thought his audition was so hilarious that they hired him.

[@gionnijohnson408]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JOSEPH YA DILF!!!!😎🤘💕🔥✨💯

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

I love this movie and I don't care if it is a musical. omg, I am just realizing the young kid wanting to free the girl is in Stranger Things. Not saying who because I don't think they reacted to it on the channel yet. Depp actually shaved Rickman's face and he didn't train or anything. He was actually terrified during the scene and filming this movie put him offer getting a straight shave for quite a while. The dude plays the henchman character in so many movies. Peter Pettigrew dude plays that type of side character in the The Princess and the Frog, Enchanted and sorta in The Last Samurai, but not a jerk. If you want really early Depp and Leo D, check out What's Eating Gilbert Grape. Speaking of eating people, Society of the Snow is based on a real event of survival. Two reason he didn't kill that one guy, yes people were with him, but it was a wife and a daughter, so it mirrors what he had.

[@Otisboy121]

0:00-0:16 Me: I am terribly sorry to tell you that this will be the only Happy Moment in this video. And If you are interested in movies with happy endings,….. then you would be better off somewhere else. In this video of the movie’s story, not only is there no happy ending, there is no happy beginning and very few happy things in the middle. But It is my solemn duty to bring to light the sorry history of Fleet Street as it happened so many years ago. But you, the viewers, have no such obligation, and I would advise all you viewers to turn away immediately and watch something more pleasant instead. This story will be dreadful, melancholy, and calamitous, a word which here means "horrible and horrendous." That is because not very many happy things happened in the lives of the Barkers. 0:27 (Story begins)

[@sushijuice6895]

oh shii Happy Birthday Ruff

[@heynae2016]

You put me in my Sweeney Todd phase again 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@HiQuis]

Newer subscriber here. I’m just now putting it together: you guys fans/inspired by Kinda Funny??? I was an og subscriber to their channel but left along with Colin. They were my old virtual homies. Now I have you all. Thanks for all of the content! More gaming stuff???

[@mac_asistio8771]

Attend the tale of sweeney todd

[@kittiesice]

His skin was pale and his eye was odd. He shaved the faces of gentlemen, Who never there after were heard from again. He trod a path that few have trod Did Sweeney Todd... The demon barber of Fleet Street.

[@nolanhewitt2563]

He kept a shop in london town of facy clients and good renown And what if none of their souls were saved they went to their maker, impecably shaved by sweeney by sweeney todd the demon barber of fleet street @kittiesice

[@theassortedhobbyist]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@kittiesice He kept a shop in London Town, of fancy clients and good renown And what if none of their souls were saved? They went to their maker impeccably shaved By Sweeney By Sweeney Todd…the demon barber of Fleet Street.

[@marcconnery]

His needs were few, his room was bare A lavabo and a fancy chair A mug of suds and a leather strop An apron, a towel, a pail and a mop For neatness he deserves a nod Does Sweeney Todd The demon barber of Fleet Street

[@CAPGOD1]

Is Ruff named Joseph? 😂 Happy birthday brother.

[@CAPGOD1]

Joseph and the chipmunks

[@beatooze8025]

Something to note about most not all actors that have gained any form of Fame, they were all Drama Nerds. They all had to become multifaceted actors and talents. That's why most of the famous ones know how to do singing, dancing and acting. To become famous on the stage, you must be a triple threat, and that's where the term comes from the triple threat. To be a powerhouse on the Silver screen, you can do one thing really really well and gain renown for it but you will become typecast and eventually it becomes tiresome, when you saw an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie you knew what you were going to get. Not much in the way of humor, although a little, never any singing, and no dancing. But probably a nuke and maybe a gun or five. But now you take powerhouses like Gerald Butler, you don't know what you're going to get. The difference between Les Miserables and Gladiator or how to train your Dragon. There are actors that we will never forget because of their versatility. Here's something. Just food for thought, if Carl Urban pulls off Johnny Cage in the next mortal Kombat movie, I will be convinced that he could win best actor in anything. So far he is the most versatile actor I have ever seen. If I find out that he knows how to sing and dance then everybody else is playing for second place. Cheers gov'na -Alpharious-

[@woodland_mist6948]

I've had the pleasure of working on a theatre production of Sweeny Todd. It's very good fun And the blood effects are truly someting to see 😁

[@jeremytung1632]

If you fellows are in the mood for more musicals, I highly recommend the Starkid productions, they’re here on KZbin for free, and at the top of the list is their Aladdin parody, Twisted.

[@TheFrugalVideoGamer]

On the note of "This sounds like a Disney movie", I still hold that "Nothin's Gonna Harm You" has the same initial chord progression as "Do You Wanna Build a Snowman?" Also, Carter was *pissed* when she realized what "Grade School" actually meant.

[@sergeantkillzone]

I hope everyone is as lucky to have friends like you guys to watch movies with. I'm convinced it doesn't matter what movie it is - I'll have a great time watching it. Thank you for the entertaining content.

[@Fixional]

You should check out sleepy hollow with johnny depp