Speed (1994) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!

[@clevelandbci9562]

This is one of these movies you *CAN'T BELIEVE* you went to see almost 30 years ago. I was 14. My son's HS graduation is in 11 days.

[@elizabitty213]

Yes 🙌🏻 lol and congratulations to your son! 🎉

[@fuelman1391]

I was thinking that I saw it in the theater, too. Crazy how time flies, although my son is only in the Fourth grade. 😄

[@clevelandbci9562]

@@fuelman1391 I heard mine recently say Sandra Bullock "can still get it," so you have that to look forward to👍👍

[@fuelman1391]

😂😂😂

[@bitters879]

Congratulations to your kid! Also... Wow, I yeah I just... I'm going to go sit and reflect on just how much time has passed since I first seen this masterpiece.

[@o1977jp]

I have fond memories of seeing this movie in the theater back in '94. The theater was packed and everyone was so into the movie. Truly an epic experience.

[@DocMicrowave]

Wish I saw it in the theaters. Saw it on VHS and thought it was the most amazing movie that year. It certainly was the underground hit! Extremely entertaining and exciting. Something allot of so called action movies are missing now-a-days.

[@maujo2009]

I envy you.

[@powerbad696]

Speed is a total 90s film !!! Insane plot,big expolsions,crazy villian and good tensions.Still an enjoyable movie tho.

[@DocMicrowave]

@@powerbad696 In short, a movie that delivers in entertainment. Back in the 90s (and 80s), you were able to give your brain a break from reality and just enjoy the cheesy fun.

[@powerbad696]

@@DocMicrowave So true. And I love cheese. LOL.

[@reservoirdude92]

Movies like this are so rarely made anymore and it's such a shame. One of the best action films of the 90s for sure.

[@azazello1784]

Yes but kissing in the end was not necessary. No need to turn it into love story.

[@yohanespaskal9352]

@@azazello1784 that's sums up Hollywood lol

[@yohanespaskal9352]

@@azazello1784 try watch the player (Tom robin) 1992 I think, satire about Hollywood

[@tomarnold7284]

Well, they did applied the same story on a cruise line (Speed 2), a train (Under Siege 2), a plane (Turbulence) and metro (Taking of Pelham123). Did I miss any?

[@jeffstrom164]

@@azazello1784 Sure there was. Hero gets the bad ass girl, and the girl gets her hunkahunka burning love. Classic trope. Part of what makes it so good after so many years.

[@craigvancil4410]

Keanu and Sandra also starred in The Lake House together, it's completely different but still has their great chemistry.

[@marlonclark1896]

yep

[@AcornSmokes420]

Keanu had a crush on Sandra and she knew and always loved Keanu they had both great chemistry and work great together only Hollywood couple in movies I like ❤

[@ThatBlackPiano]

The bridge AND the subway not being finished was actually HYPER REALISTIC. 🤣

[@CaptTrips_19]

The 105 goes straight from LAX to the 605. It was just completed, but hadn't been open to the public yet so they could use it.

[@krono5el]

"Pop Quiz hot shot" was going around so much at that time and was silly as hell, fun memories. also fun fact Bullock turned out to be a legit bad ass bus driver : P

[@parker469a]

Yeah, radio shows, late night tv shows, and other movies loved referencing that for the next five years or so.

[@ThatBlackPiano]

My family STILL says this regularly at odd situations.😁

[@lethaldose2000]

Fun Fact: The missing highway was an actual part of the unfinished 105 highway when they were building it. The movie production was taking place at the same time and the directors and writers incorporated it into the movie. The opportunity was too good to pass up as a once-in-a-lifetime movie moment.

[@-M0LE]

Totally ignored the laws of physics

[@DrGreenthumbPhd]

@@-M0LE The bus had repulsorlifts.

[@janleonard3101]

There was a ramp that was taken out in post.

[@lethaldose2000]

@@-M0LE ahh, we know the laws of physics are not in play here. Movie magic always supersedes the laws of Newton and Einstein. That memo was sent out last month along with the new TPS reports.

[@Jutrzen]

What's fun about that?

[@bloodymarvelous4790]

Mark Mancina's score for this movie was perfect as well. It's got this constant drive to it. The director Jan de Bont was a cinematographer before. This was his first directing job. He previously shot Die Hard, The Hunt for Red October, Basic Instinct, Black Rain, and Lethal Weapon 3.

[@unlimited971]

Yeah nothing much, uh?

[@ClaudioTV2005]

Initially, according to Mark Mancina, Michael Kamen was going to do the score, however De Bont wanted Mancina, since he helped Hans Zimmer in some scores

[@Billinois78]

I haven't watched Speed in so many years. I saw it in the theater, actually. This cemented Keanu Reeves' career but it was also Sandra Bullock's breakthrough role. She had done some movies before, like "Love Potion No. 9" and most recently at the time would've been "Demolition Man". After Speed, she was in the higher-pay bracket with starring roles. I think "The Net" was her next big one. [EDIT] next was "While You Were Sleeping", then The Net. Dennis Hopper was always great in the villain role. See "Blue Velvet" if you haven't yet. I think that's Hopper's most iconic villain role while "Easy Rider" was his and Jack Nicholson's breakthrough.

[@Robalogot]

Keanu wasn't respected at all though, he was known, but I remember him being the butt of the jokes when people talked about bad actors. It's one of the reasons why the Matrix needed a bit to hit it's stride as people rolled their eyes when they heard it was a movie with Keanu.

[@YouHaventSeenMeRight]

@@Robalogot It also didn't help that he starred in Johnny Mnemonic a few years before the Matrix, which was based on the cyberpunk story by William Gibson of the same name, which bombed massively. So having Keanu star in a movie that had a subject matter closely related to that of JM was seen as preloading the movie for imminent failure.

[@paintedjaguar]

Bullock had gotten noticed by a lot of critics from "The Vanishing" in 1993.

[@YouHaventSeenMeRight]

@@paintedjaguar Which is the inferior US remake of "Spoorloos", a very good Dutch movie, which in turn was an adaptation of a Dutch novel called "Het gouden ei" (the golden egg)

[@paintedjaguar]

@@YouHaventSeenMeRight I've seen both. Equally depressing.

[@jimtatro6550]

This movie was such a surprise when it came out, no one expected it to be a hit.

[@DocMicrowave]

It was a great movie! It really put Keannu Reeves (and Sandra Bullock) on the map.

[@MrParkerman6]

@patron40silver First two rules of French Club is, you DO NOT TALK ABOUT FRENCH CLUB!

[@ChadSimpson-ft7yz]

It's a preposterous plot, but it's directed and acted so well that you don't care.

[@gooseman_x]

Another fun Keanu Reeves movie to check out is “The Replacements”. It also stars Gene Hackman and co-stars a young Jon Favreau

[@LordVolkov]

"Break her hands off! I'm sure she'd rather be alive!!!"🤣🤣🤣 Samantha is clutch in a crisis!

[@TvGyrl]

The shot of all the support slowing down and separating from the bus always gets me. At that moment they were literally on their own, heading for that gap.

[@RJKookie]

ONE of my fav action movies ever!! So 90s... Dennis Hopper is one badass villain and Keanu & Sandra are pure magic on screen 😍

[@RJKookie]

1:33 "Dumb & Dumber" 😉 I also enjoy Jeff Daniels in ”Gettysburg” “The Lake House” - Keanu & Sandra’s only other movie together. Pretty good fantasy/romance. Hope you guys react to it!

[@azazello1784]

Why? Was too predictable... Annie should have died in the end as a twist.

[@marlonclark1896]

same

[@dalefraser9771]

I've seen a ton of movies in the theater and I've seen many movies multiple times in the theater. Speed is the only movie I have seen in the theater twice in the same day (with different groups of friends). A lot of ridiculous moments but so very fun!

[@topherwhite370]

The practical effect of the bus jump is amazing. The driver had to be suspended in a webwork of bunny cords in the center of the bus to not break his spine.

[@fuelman1391]

Yes! One of the best action movies of the 90’s, or ever! This one is just straight-up fun! I am very surprised that “Ronin” scored so low in your poll. That’s another great 90’s action film, and one of my favorites!

[@yohanespaskal9352]

That must be because weird Irish accent lol

[@chefskiss6179]

Agreed, big fan of Ronin. As it is... In the Line of Fire is only now juuuust starting to get the odd reaction vid done for it. It might be some time yet before Ronin gets done :/

[@WrathOfTheGoth]

Ronin has pretty much the best car chases on film. The story is so-so, but the action and thriller elements are nuts.

[@SoaringTrumpet]

I'm all for them watching Ronin as well. It's a very good action thriller with great actors; and, as Lightbringer mentioned above, it has some of the most fantastically filmed and executed car chases you'll ever see in movies!

[@bmw128racer]

Agreed. "Ronin" is a terrific movie.

[@LilBolo0]

Jeff Daniels was the main character in “TBR’s” favorite movie, Arachnophobia.

[@marcuscato9083]

TBR must have blocked that out of memory. That doesn't explain Samantha though. 😂

[@davidw.2791]

He’s also Roger in the live action 101 Dalmatians movie. 🎉

[@ToniMcGinty]

Samantha's F-bomb at 26:28 is HILARIOUS!

[@jpharkerwales]

15:25 - it always chokes me up a little when she's struggling to get him up and says 'Sam, get your foot of the pedal' - for all Sam knows he could be bleeding to death, but he's refusing to let the bus slow down and risk the others. Tiny moment of heroism - love it.

[@OuterGalaxyLounge]

"Mystery guest, please sign in" is a reference to the game show, 'What's my Line?' which was on the air for about 25 years.

[@476429]

This was a blockbuster when it came out. It still surprises me when I meet adults who have never even heard of it (since they weren't even born yet).

[@newspooiechannel]

This movie was originally written by Graham Yost, who would go on to create the TV series "Justified" several years later. Though, this movie was coming off his his time as a writer on the Nickelodeon kids series "Hey, Dude." Yost had thanked Joss Whedon for having rewritten a vast majority of the dialogue and changing up some of the character personalities, though the SWG wouldn't give him a co-writing credit. He said the studio had wanted to delay shooting 6 weeks after seeing Keanu Reeves' short hair having been cut right before filming was set to begin. They relented and did not delay production, but had little faith in the movie performing well. Only during test screenings when they realized everyone getting up to use the bathroom kept facing the screen while they left the theater did it hit them that maybe they had a surprise hit on their hands. After the movie was a success in theaters, Fox decided to commission a sequel and Graham Yost offered his services to come back and write the sequel. The producers told him they already had a screen writer and his services would not be required. He said that all of the research he had before writing Speed was a 2-hour ride on a public bus, while the person they hired to write the sequel was sent on a 2-week cruise as "research." Needless to say, Keanu did not return for the sequel and it ended up bombing in theaters.

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey TBR and Sam You realize that Speed is essentially "Die HArd" on a bus. ------- "Die Hard" became the prototype script for making an action movie in the '90s. ------- When directors or writers started off the pitch meeting to execs they would go, "Picture Die HArd on a bus, or Die Hard on a mountain cliff." Cliff HAnger has the same thrill a minute as Die HArd and Speed.

[@ghostofyourmom]

Agreed, this could have easily been Die Hard 3, with Willis in the Keanu role. Would it have been as good? Who knows....

[@tylerwedell3750]

So is the movie Under Siege with Steven Segal

[@gregwodzynski941]

And all three had great villains.John Lithgow was awesome in cliffhanger, and Tommy Lee Jones was great in Under Siege

[@fabianmorales4203]

Both those things, the 105 freeway and the subway were literally under construction for years in l.a. county. it was so cool that the movie incorporated all of that.

[@madmike987655]

Speed is such a classic. It's both cheesy, funny and an exhilarating thriller too, something that not many movies have ever really achieved since. I watch Speed any time it's on the TV and have probably seen it over 100 times in my life. Keanu and Sandra did great in this as well as the other supporting actors.

[@ChadSimpson-ft7yz]

Good point. For me Scream, T2 and this are my favorite 90s films. Timeless films.

[@SweetChuckPi]

There is an unintentional trilogy for Alan Ruck, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Speed, Twister. After high school Cameron floats around for a while and eventually goes to LA and ends up in Speed. After the adrenaline rush of being on that bus he joins up with a bunch of storm chasers and chases tornadoes for a living in Twister.

[@Scopper81]

"Speed" is an important movie, if for no other reason than it is the movie where Keanu ARRIVED! That said, you have to check out "Point Break" and "My Own Private Idaho." "Point Break" is a great movie with action sequences that need to be seen to be believed. "My Own Private Idaho" is a very intimate film about unrequited love. Also, it has River Phoenix, who could have been the greatest actor of the last thirty years.

[@TTM9691]

"The River's Edge" is where Keanu started and is still one of his best movies.

[@MP197742]

What, no Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure?

[@cvlcvl190]

How about "Parenthood" from 1989 with Keanu and a very young Joaquin Phoenix?

[@JamesASharp]

Also Sandra Bullock. This film made her in Hollywood as well.

[@Zombie_Trooper]

Agreed. Yes he had B+T and other cult classics under his belt, but this film made him an A lister.

[@openfor45]

Speed was one of the top action films from the 90's. Glad you both got to this film! Another great action thriller film is 'Broken Arrow' - 1996 film starring John Travolta. Add to your future watch list.

[@MP197742]

Was thinking about that one too while watching this reaction. They should just do a poll on 90s action movies: Broken Arrow, The Rock, Con Air, Faceoff, Armageddon, Under Siege … would Falling Down fit? Probably not. I think that’s its own unique thing.

[@openfor45]

@@MP197742 AGREE with that list. Under Siege is a definite watch! Lets add 'The Substitute' - 1996 Tom Berenger.

[@Taterflavor]

@@openfor45 The Substitute is one of my faves.

[@Da1nonlyRahul]

True lies, Executive decision, the fugitive, air force 1

[@V0ltron]

Great reaction. 'Speed' was one of Keanu's breakout roles! You should check out 'Point Break,' it was before he starred in this and it has Patrick Swayze in it, you two would like it.

[@miscreint]

Was going to say the same thing.

[@Grnademaster]

Yeah, James Cameron was a producer for it too.

[@francisalbert1799]

Point Break is an absolute classic

[@pete_lind]

Bill and Ted 1989 - 1991 (2 movies , tv series) , Point Break 1991 , Dracula 1992 , Speed 1994 , Johnny Mnemonic 1995 and The Devil's Advocate 1997

[@athos1974]

Agree 💯%

[@supersizesenpai]

Man the 90's was very special time for action movies. 80's action movies were kind of gritty where as the 90's were bombastic. Every action movie felt like it was just larger than life.

[@LA_HA]

Yep

[@disconnexionsdotcom]

This movie is still one of my favorite movie theater experiences. We all applauded at the end.

[@LordVolkov]

Watching Keanu develop his talent over the years has been an interesting ride. From his early typecasting - first as a burnout (Bill & Ted, Parenthood), then to an action hero (Speed, Point Break, Johnny Mnemonic) - to trying to branch out into Shakespeare (Much Ado About Nothing) and accent work (Bram Stoker's Dracula), and now seeing him settle comfortably into his talent as a mature actor. You really have to explore his filmography to see.

[@brendag5263]

Yeah, he's done a lot and tried a lot. I really hate that people say he was bad in Bram Stoker's Dracula. The only reason people say that is because he had done Bill & Ted right before Dracula, so people had trouble seeing Keanu act or talk differently than his character of Ted Logan. They couldn't accept the transition. I appreciate Keanu's vast pick in characters.

[@zbennalley]

I always refer to this movie as "The Bus That Couldn't Slow Down"

[@geoffwilliams4478]

I was **wondering** who'd post that 😅😅😅 Great job, Homer Simpson 👏 😅😂👏

[@zbennalley]

@@geoffwilliams4478 a why, a thank you.

[@nealnoir]

I might be wrong about this, but the director Jan De Bont was the cinematographer for Die Hard and this was his directorial debut. I believe the script for Speed was at one point an early contender for Die Hard 3s plot but got re worked into Speed, which is why its often referred to as “Die Hard on a bus”

[@gamerfilmfan1960]

If y'all like to see Dennis Hopper in another villain role,i would suggest BLUE VELVET(1986),Its directed by David Lynch.

[@terryv2006]

Sandra Bullocks breakout role was in the movie, The Net. It was way ahead of its time and completely relatable now.

[@6sKi6z6]

I was 14 when this movie came out and I remember my mom taking me to see it in the theater. The fact that I was underage made this extra exciting at the time. And I just now realized that Jeff Daniels is named Harry in both this movie and Dumb and Dumber.

[@tomlompa6598]

If you recall. Jack told the bomber he'd rip out his spine. Now watch the end where they're on top of the train. Look, really close when he loses his head, and you'll see his spine rips out too.

[@clevelandbci9562]

17:05 Samantha's hilarious sometimes. 🤣🤣🤣 Simple answer is water's slightly less deadly.

[@hgman3920]

that's why water balloon fights are a thing and concrete balloon fights arent't

[@k.delpino1124]

This was the directorial debut of Jan De Bont, who was an acclaimed cinematographer on many films. One of the reasons why Reeves and Bullock have been icons since the 1990s. The late Dennis Hopper as one of the best villains of the era. Plus it's considered to be one of the best "Die-Hard" copycats. Winner of several awards including 2 Oscars (Best Sound, Best Sound Editing). Whatever you do, don't see the sequel from 1997. It's totally un-adored.

[@christopherleodaniels7203]

I’m surprised you didn’t react to the real stunts the actors were doing. Keanu and Glenn Plummer swerving thru traffic in the convertible, Joe Morton on the rolling sled, the passengers transferring to the rescue vehicle across the plank. We could see the actors’ faces through some super scary moments. I remember on the big screen, that made the film ultra tense.

[@hashtagfilm]

One of my favourite action movies. I love seeing people's reactions to the baby stroller scene. The movie is such a wild ride from start to end.

[@dennislopez1272]

Great reaction as always. Coming from a retired elevator mechanic and then inspector, they have several safety features now that they didn’t have back when this movie was made. Even blowing up the elevator safety brakes now couldn't kill you. Alot has to go wrong for an elevator to free fall. All that being said, elevators can be very dangerous and I have seen some awful stuff while in the industry. I've had some close calls myself. Proceed with caution. Even I don't always take the elevators. FYI, Escalators are worst. I don't let my family get on them. We don't call them meat grinders in the industry for no reason.

[@paintedjaguar]

I've always read that the invention of elevator safety brakes made skyscrapers possible. Truth or urban myth?

[@paintedjaguar]

@@tenchraven But you could make an argument for steel technology and figuring out how to erect buildings that can flex with the winds.

[@dennislopez1272]

@@paintedjaguar It made them practical. Not all elevators have safeties though.

[@paintedjaguar]

@@dennislopez1272 Ouch. I thought they did.

[@dennislopez1272]

@@paintedjaguar buildings 6 floors or less are usually hydraulically lifted. Cheaper to install

[@williamwoods5592]

This was my teenage years and memories.

[@EHLShakes]

Yes the 2nd movie is Speed 2 Cruise Control on a Cruise Liner. To put it in perspective, Sandra said it was a movie she was embarrassed to be in because the plot made no sense. IIRC I believe the reason she did it was because of the movie Hope Floats that she wanted to do. Jason Patric filled the role instead for Speed 2. Keanu saw the script and said no to it. Unless you are doing bad movie night at sometime I would not recommend it. But they (Keanu and Sandra) would do another film together called The Lake House.

[@mattjones7226]

That's the only movie that I've ever considered walking out of. We all decided to stay because we were already there and had to see it through.

[@paintedjaguar]

"The Lake House" is another winner. "Hope Floats" not so much, unfortunately.

[@dante340]

The I-105 freeway in Los Angeles was still under construction during the filming of this movie. It was only a few months away from completion, so they were able to utilize it to their advantage. Very convenient timing lol

[@drtydawg73]

i love this film, but my favourite keanu reeves film is POINT BREAK! its a must see film. make sure its the one with keanu and not the remake. and yes, its nice to see imnot the only one that thinks its sad that keanu and sandra didnt get together, they would have made an amazing couple because they are so laid back, chilled and fun people. maybe they will get together in the after life? 🙂 Also, my favourite sandra bullock film is THE NET, 90s awesomeness. yes i have always had a crush on her. 😍

[@williamwoods5592]

And it also had you on the edge on the seat. That is how much I really loved this movie for real.

[@catcherinthesky]

Such a great action movie from the absolute peak of that genre (the 90's)! Sparkling chemistry between Bullock and Neo 🔥😆

[@mortimerbrewster3671]

I was living in LA when this came out so the fact that the freeway and the subway were incomplete was perfect for anyone dealing with the mess the city was in at the time and all of the projects that were behind schedule for completion. There were huge laughs about both of those jokes,

[@lexkanyima2195]

But it works

[@Energetiker]

Great Pick! "Speed" was to my knowledge the first type of this fast edited, fast story, no brakes summer block buster, what later became a staple of the 90s and early 2000s. And in my opinion it did it best. Better than "The Rock", better than "Con Air" and so on. For me personally it was the first movie I watched where I literally grapped my seat the whole film through and never got an emotional release - pure adrenaline all 116 minutes.

[@bbwng54]

Glad to see that "The French Connection" made it to your list of movies on your poll (I had suggested that it be submitted). It is far and away the best movie compared to all of the other movies on this poll. This crime thriller won the 1971 Oscars for Best Picture, Best Actor (Gene Hackman), Best Director (William Friedkin of "The Exorcist"), Best Film Editing, and Best Adapted Screenplay. It was also nominated for Best Supporting Actor (Roy Scheider from "Jaws"), Best Cinematography, and Best Sound Mixing. It has one of the best car chase sequence one would want to see. Your patreons should vote for this crime thriller; they are are pretty sharp/good (compared to many other groups who are prone to recency bias), so i hope this one gets selected in the future.

[@paintedjaguar]

Never saw what all the fuss was about myself, but then I wasn't a fan of the "gritty realism" fad of the seventies. Thought it was overdone and undercooked for the most part, and car chases bore me to tears. Used to enjoy real life Demolition Derbys when I was a kid though.

[@zammmerjammer]

Another excellent Sandra Bullock movie is 28 Days. It gives her a chance to do some dramatic acting while also being really comedic for some kinda heavy subject matter. And the supporting cast are FANTASTIC. I also recommend Practical Magic, maybe for Halloween? It's about a family of witches. An amazing and very fun girly movie.

[@williamwoods5592]

I really love Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock too. They both really did a good job in this movie for real.👍👍👍👍

[@Zorak9595]

A quote from Homer Simpson: I saw this in a movie about a bus that had to SPEED around the city, keeping its SPEED over fifty, and if its SPEED dropped, it would explode! I think it was called ... "The Bus That Couldn't Slow Down."

[@SamJackson-xu1py]

Peak 90s comedy right there.

[@dsscam]

The Fugitive looks like it tied in your poll. In my opinion, although Speed was good, The Fugitive is one of the best movies of all time. Hopefully, you guys react to that one too. Um... 2 seconds after I paused the video to view the results of the poll- you answered my request. Haha... that's how good you guys are and why you're the best reactors of them all! :) VERY MUCH looking forward to that reaction next week.

[@clevelandbci9562]

That baby buggy part gave everyone a heart attack, so don't feel bad.

[@zacharyjoy8724]

Followed by crushing relief at the sight of the cans. 😅

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

My favorite reactors doing one of my favorite movies. So excited for you guys to see this. Haven't even watched your react yet - just clicked on this as soon as I saw it. You'll love it!!! Btw - fun fact - Jeff Daniel's Harry character was SUPPOSED to be in on it with Dennis Hopper as his partner in crime. In the end they wanted his character to be more sympathetic. GREAT movie with non stop action.

[@-M0LE]

What’s about you me and the movies Or mr video Or Dasha fro, Russia

[@LA_HA]

Jeannie Schmidt: Really? How do you know - an article, interview, commentary? Would you happen to know how that whole situation was supposed to go and end; and why they changed it (preview audiences didn't like it or the studios hated it)? I'm so curious now. haha

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

@@LA_HA I can't find anything about it right now. This is just something that I've always heard about the movie. Harry and Howard were supposed to be in on it together. I'm honestly not sure if the audience or studio made the change.

[@LA_HA]

@@jeannieschmidt2217 That's okay. Thank you for bringing it up because I can look for the information. Again, thank you

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

@@LA_HA You're very welcome. I tried to google it - but couldn't find anything. You might have better luck :)

[@talesfromthehoodtv503]

I remember seeing this in the theater when i was 10 years old in what i must say is the greatest summer for movies 1994,one of my favorites

[@pietergreveling]

Twister (1996) is also a great one from the same director/cameraman Jan de Bont! 👌🏼✌🏼

[@michaelblaine6494]

Another one I saw in a theater(double bill with The Crow),this channel never ceases to make me feel old😜

[@bottlerocket3218]

I liked when Dennis Hopper walked out the door, but came back just to call Keanu a punk.

[@southcentralcougars140]

"Blown Away" you have to see. Starring Tommy Lee Jones and Jeff Bridges. Boston Bomb Squad movie.

[@josephsanchez2481]

The hand being disfigured. Love it…! It shows his earlier days when he began building bombs.

[@PrimitiveFilmGroup]

The competition at that time to Speed is worth a watch too... *BLOWN AWAY* (1994 Jeff Bridges, Tommy Lee Jones, Forrest Whitaker) was also a great movie, much more serious about explosives, I personally feel its even better than SPEED, the problem was it came out a month after Speed so it kind of got ignored. The trailer for it was funny at the time bc it said " _Blown Away makes Speed look like a slow ride to grandmas house_ " 😄

[@desiraebenavides396]

Yes Must watch

[@raymondtrevino1996]

Yes. I AGREE, This movie is a must watch.

[@dang3r611]

I guess Hollywood had a trend in the 90s with movies about mad bombers on the loose? Perhaps inspired by the Unabomber?

[@southcentralcougars140]

Great recommendation! 👍🔥

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

Absolutely! Not the non-stop adrenaline rush that Speed is, but much better plot and acting, and just a better movie overall. Good recommendation.

[@TimothySmiths]

I was down in Hollywood when they filmed that last moment with the train car in the middle of the street..my friend and I didnt know what it was for till we saw the film later in the theater..

[@shainewhite2781]

23:08, in reality, all the tires would blowout and the engine might get damaged upon crashing down on the tires. This was confirmed in Myth busters.

[@Biggiiful]

At 3:42...there is metal knocking sound that gets progressively slightly louder. I'm 99.9% sure that this is the same exact sound that happens in The Matrix lobby shootout, literally seconds before the fight starts. As Neo and Trinity are walking. Weird. Both Keanu Reeves movies 🤷

[@jayp8727]

"Blown Away" should be next! Since we are doin bomb movies

[@FireMunki63]

Guys just a shout out and thank you for your infectious enjoyment which today especially made my Sunday morning. Long may it continue

[@edwardthorne9875]

When the bus ran into the baby carriage -- the closed caption said: "There was no baby -- it was full of cats!" I have to admit -- made me laugh out loud for real. Wonderful reaction to an adrenaline filled joyride. Thanks guys, keep on doing this!

[@KEVMAN7987]

But if it were full of cats when they went flying they'd all land on their feet.

[@68pointbreak]

@@KEVMAN7987 before I start watching, I remembered it was cans not cats

[@nightmaster5593]

I love taking hundreds of cats for a walk

[@disconnexionsdotcom]

8 lives left!

[@BlankSpace83]

Tell that to Hellboy!! 👿

[@SamJackson-xu1py]

I saw Bad Boys on the poll. You guys should definitely watch that.

[@68pointbreak]

Omg this movie is so good . Saw it 2x in the theater. Later bought the vcr tape. Must've worn it out. Then bought the DVD. Movie never gets old. Just like Keanu

[@jamesjoseph1249]

What makes this movie is the chemistry between Keanu and Sandra. They are both so damn likeable that it just oozes thru the screen. They are incredibly easy to root for.

[@judeloire1522]

You both were so dialed in, cracked me up seeing your reaction. I laughed when TBR said "What have we seen Jeff Daniels in?" cause he was in Arachnophobia, and immediately I was like "Not surprising you blocked that movie from your mind." LOL

[@davidw.2791]

Jeff is Roger in the live action 101 Dalmatians.

[@geoffwilliams4478]

How can you guys not remember him from Dumb and Dumber (1994), or have you not seen that yet?

[@ArlanKels]

The movies you guys have never seen constantly surprises me.

[@thebigbop5866]

You guys never fail to disappoint. Every time I see you on the home KZbin section it's always a film that makes me drop what I'm doing and watch. Love your reactions and commentary guys ❤️

[@anemicgoalhop495]

"You guys never fail to disappoint." 😅

[@bbwng54]

@@anemicgoalhop495 LOL

[@thebigbop5866]

Lmao wtf am I saying 😂

[@icarusfalls5422]

🤣🤣🤣

[@jamallee5267]

my childhood film. i still have it on dvd to this day. this is and always be my favorite movie. I used to watch the heck out of this when I was little because of the Bus.

[@sabalos]

Jan de Bont, the director of Speed, was also the cinematographer on a movie called Roar (1981), which everyone should see at least once. He was pretty badly injured making it, and he wasn't the only one. It's one of the most insane things ever filmed.

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

Sounds like his name should have been Jan Be Don't.

[@Camuska]

+1, it's the most insane thing ever filmed It's like 2001 of "Things not to do to your actors and crew" XD

[@andarporbuenosaires]

What happened to Jan De Bont's career? He was a good action director, who had everything to continue succeeding and suddenly nothing was heard of him anymore. I think the failure of Speed ​​2 ruined his career, right?

[@sabalos]

@@andarporbuenosaires Well, he directed a few more financially-sucessful-critically-panned movies after Speed 2. I think after the Lara Croft movie (2003) he was just sick of working with studios; he'd turned 60, had some money, and so decided to just walk away.

[@Madbandit77]

He was also the cinematographer on the first "Die Hard".

[@tibor420]

Bill and Ted is always a legit good time. Most triumphant movies.

[@taylorpiercey3190]

Yes! I love this movie.

[@G0DKompleX]

"Break her hands" made me laugh out loud lol

[@desiraebenavides396]

Yall gta see BLOWN AWAY 1994 if y’all are watching bomb movies tommylee jones and Jeff Bridges its intense must watch!

[@MichaelPlatson]

Jeff Daniels, he's in that movie you must have tried so hard to forget you watched - Arachnophobia Elevators are very safe, once the cable tension is broken a fail-safe locking mechanism activates that prevents the car from falling.

[@dsscam]

7:55 "Will the mystery guest please sign in...?" Jack was referring to the famous show "What's My Line" in which they always had a mystery guest each week. The show had four famous panelists who attempted to determine the occupation (i.e., "line [of work]") of a guest. In the case of the famous mystery guest each week, the panel sought to determine the identity of the celebrity. Panelists were required to probe by asking only yes-no questions. The panelist who should never be forgotten was Dorothy Kilgallen, the #1 journalist of her day, and, perhaps, of all time- who was murdered on 11/8/65 after she had just recorded live the 11/7/65 episode of What's My Line. The next day she was going to release her article on who really killed John F. Kennedy. Her murder was covered up by the pathetic SCAMerica govt. Anyway- Jack (Keanu Reeves character) was obviously a fan of the show and was waiting for the mystery guest (Howard Payne-extortionist bomber) to "sign in."

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

This is a old classic action movie, just like big blockbuster action movies used to be in 80s and 90s 😀😀😀

[@markminter6312]

1994 was a ridiculously good year for movies and Speed was definitely one of the highlights. Great action, great suspense, great villain, great plot, and it made Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock stars. What more can you ask for?

[@craigbarr2003]

The 105 freeway was being built when the film was in production, so it worked out great for the studio.

[@Tr0nzoid]

I was obsessed with this movie when it came out. It was rare for me to see a movie twice in theaters and I did, and it was also rare for me to buy a movie and I got the videotape the day it came out the following November. There was even some kind of mail-away thing where you could get a random piece of the bus wreckage. Mine turned out to be an unknown piece of steel about three inches wide. Just now, I thought to look up the map of the route they took and it is on the Wikipedia entry.

[@Sciss0rman]

Funny thing... Keanu and Sandra had a thing for each other during filming, but they never told the other one. They later found out on the Ellen show.

[@philippatek3928]

Yesssss here we gooooo…. Y’all seen “The Rock” yet??

[@earledmondsjr789]

Yesss

[@clevelandbci9562]

Add "Face/Off" for another killer Nicolas Cage movie. Damn he was killing it for a stretch there.

[@athos1974]

Yea! Glad you two are also going to watch The Fugitive. Love that movie, great drama.

[@chrislaustin]

I actually saw this movie 3 times at the theater, and that's from someone who can't stand to see most movies once at the theater. LOL This was a perfect edge of your seat movie, and while much of the plot was far fetched, the direction and suspense was some of the best ever put to film. And Sandra was damn cute, so that didn't hurt.

[@williamwoods5592]

I was only 17 years old when this movie came out in theaters.

[@WhereIsNaldo]

This fantastic reaction just declared you guys as my favorite couple 🤣🤣 y'all should definitely do more 90's action flicks

[@williamwoods5592]

This movie was first released 28 years ago in theaters.

[@brentsealy9623]

Fun Fact: I'm currently grilling burgers with my dog, drinking beer, and wearing the Casio DW-5600 G-Shock that Reeves is wearing in this movie! What perfect timing! BTW, one of the best 2 watches you can pick up for under $50.

[@Energetiker]

Some referals: Dennis Hopper (you also know him from 'Apocalypse Now' - Easy Ryder (1969) Sandra Bullock - Murder by Numbers (2002) Keanu Reeves - Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) Glenn Plummer (the Jaguar owner) - Menace II Society (1993) and don't forget "Dead Poets Society"