THE ROCK (1996) MOVIE REACTION * FIRST TIME WATCHING* HE SWALLOWED THE POSION!!

Whats up Gays and Gals!? Welcome or welcome back to my channel! Today I am doing another donation reaction and this movie was an absolute blast to watch. Being that I am a veteran this movie really made it really difficult to choose a side. Both the General and the Government had good reasons for their actions. You will see how much fun I had in my reaction.
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[@kraven4444]

There's a good theory that Mason is actually James Bond. A lot of things Line up time line and location wise. He's even British. There's a video on it if anyone is interested.

[@phalanxwarden4124]

Yep. Dates, places and people all appear to match with Sean Connery 007 movie continuity. This vid seems to lay it out pretty clearly. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3fHn5isjc-kmsU

[@StevenHouse1980]

Real name: John Mason. Codename: James Bond. Or... Real name: James Bond. Codename: John Mason. ???? We all just say: Yes. lol

[@nocrtname]

Yeah, even some of his dialogue is the same.

[@reconsoldier135]

I find it amazing that of all the connections you left out the fact it’s the same actor as the most popular James Bond

[@fearnobeer9077]

He is James bond and he's Scottish not english

[@rodgomez4424]

RIP Connery

[@firewolf2930]

this movie has SO many great lines "hows your bowling arm" , "make sure you don't get us all fuckin killed", "winners go home and fuck the prom queen", "some sniper's gonna get his ass" I love Sean Connery

[@joelvinson]

I like when he says ' daaaaaamn' and 'sheeeeeeeyit'.

[@17thknight]

The General's heart was in the right place, and it's sad he felt he had to take extreme measures to do it, but ultimately his methods were too much. Too many innocent people's lives were put at stake. But the best part of the movie is that he's very sympathetic and he's not an evil person.

[@VelkanAngels]

100% reflected my view on it with that comment to the very last detail! There's much more nuance to these things than "that guy is good" and "that guy is evil". One can do the right thing for the wrong reasons using good methods, or the wrong thing for the right reasons using bad methods or any mixture of the 3.

[@silverblade357]

The dude only wanted benefits paid out for the families of the 80+ Marines who died doing their jobs. He spent years begging those at the top to do the right thing, but they were content to leave the red tape where it was. They didn't care. The price Hummel demanded was a pittance and they still didn't care. He should've just threatened DC.

[@ozymandias3322]

Me and my dad used to watch this movie together when I was younger and we both loved it. Lost him last April 2020, miss him a lot and I know he would've loved your reviews Devin so keep em up

[@deving9793]

I'm sorry for your lost my friend. I'm glad I honored him with a great reaction

[@gabsrants]

I am totally on the General's side - he was aware the whole OP was a bluff and he was ready to take his losing hand when the government called it - even the fact that he launched the missile in the end was just him trying to stay in control of his team when threatened with mutiny, realizing they would just go mad without his leadership. This movie came out at a time when people were even more distrusful of the government - the whole "who shot JFK" ending kinda alludes to the amount of distrust in official narratives that was prominent in the 90`s.

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

"kinda alludes to the amount of distrust in official narratives that was prominent in the 90`s." I mean always as our country was founded on distrust of government and our differences. Trying to find a way for everyone to stay outta each other personal lives, especially the government and limit what it could do. Yet we still suffer the devil we know as to not have anarchy but it's getting pretty close these days. They ain't even making laws anymore. Just one local official saying I mandate this and men with guns going around enforcing it. I can go on a long rant but probably get banned for misinformation for quoting the news, government websites or even what elected officials have said. All the sources they say to trust and never listen to anything else. Simple as fine print, understanding how they speak in legalese, technically the truth yet so misleading. Especially the news when they might print a correction, live edit a news article, and still run with the first lie told in every other unrelated story. We are in such a sad state when people have the memory of a gold fish and bureaucrat types that blame you if you get tricked by them.

[@jean-mi1825]

Although, considering when Connery's character was in seclusion, he couldn't have Intels about the JFK assassination.

[@nt78stonewobble]

"This movie came out at a time when people were even more distrusful of the government - the whole "who shot JFK" ending kinda alludes to the amount of distrust in official narratives that was prominent in the 90`s." Height of the X-files... Which always made me around 110 percent more paranoid after watching an episode :D

[@unitedstatesofamerica9948]

He was stupid to not make sure everyone was on the same page. How it should've gone: General: "Hey everyone, so if we start launching the missiles, just to be clear, it'll be a bluff, I'm not about killing millions of innocents." Dishonorable Marines: "No General, that's literally what we're here for - to get our fucking money." General: Okay then, we're all going home then. In reality: General: "Well I guess I'll wait until everyone else wants to kill innocents to tell them that's not what I really want."

[@cashscience]

@@jayeisenhardt1337 Hey, I'm a military vet myself - and it saddens me to see how people are currently in position of high influence in this country, and have forgotten (or was never interested in), the principles this country was built on. I recently watched "The Star Spangled Banner As You Never Heard It", and it reinspired me, and then immediately saddened me, to see that we don't have men like this a the head of our great nation.

[@Dracojax]

One of my faves scenes in this film is the "you've been around a lot of dead bodies is that normal?" " You mean the twitching? What do you want me to do kill him again?"

[@BenLemay77]

This was the first movie I watched that the "bad guy" had a very respectable reason behind his actions and acted with honor when time needed. It is probably why it is still one of the best action movies ever.

[@ks5526]

I’ve always loved this movie. As a Grunt it held a special place even though it was total fiction. Looking at Afghanistan right now I see significant parallels to why Hummel did what he did.

[@NonsensicalSpudz]

20 years to then just pull out like it didn't happen

[@unitedstatesofamerica9948]

He's a sympathetic character, but the cause of what makes a terrorist doesn't change the fact that he became one. Granted, he didn't kill innocents but his men wanted to and he failed to control it.

[@silverblade357]

I can appreciate Hummel's outrage and readiness to cross so many lines. He had over eighty Marines under his command that died doing their jobs. The government used red tape and redacted records to deny benefits to their families. The amount would have been a pittance compared to what they spend every hour of every day. General Hummel begged them for years to pay those families what they were owed, but still they refused, probably while blowing billions on boondoggles. He should've just set up and threatened DC. A decent number of politicians could've just written them a check on a whim.

[@kinagrill]

@@unitedstatesofamerica9948 It's how 'villains' work the best. when they have something that makes you go 'ya know, I can see his point of view. May not agree, but I can understand'.

[@zvimur]

Sorry, but extra respect to Ed Harris and David Morse. Good action needs a good antagonist. Whether vile or likable.

[@YankeeBlues21]

I feel like Morse in particular never gets praised for his performances, because he’s never off the wall and always subdued, but he elevates everything he’s in. He’s like the film equivalent of that great utility player on a team that plays multiple positions, and while he doesn’t put up all star stat lines himself, ties the team together and puts it over the top.

[@beerme8949]

@@YankeeBlues21 hes criminally underrated

[@iKvetch558]

Absolutely...and Hummel's team is actually packed with terrific actors...David Morse is just the beginning. John C McGinley, Tony Todd, Bokeem Woodbine, and Gregory Sporleder have all had pretty amazing careers and played many terrific roles. And that is even without mentioning any of the other great people in this really packed cast...after all, John Spencer's portrayal of Womack makes him one of the several great "villains" in The Rock. 💯✌

[@califinn]

Check our David Morse in Concussion if you haven't already. He's heartbreaking.

[@Embur12]

David Morse is awesome in the movie Contact, playing Jodi Fosters father. He's great as Mike Webster in the movie Concussion also.

[@timothypierce5303]

Goddamn. The music from the chase scene never fails to give me goosebumps.

[@ReymundoCortez]

If the government would have done right by our fallen soldiers there would have never been no need for them to do this.

[@-M0LE]

Soldiers are murderers who get paid a wage to kill

[@zelgkopitar8799]

To every other movie reactor out there thats NOT reacting to The Rock.....this is how its done. Not sure why this movie doesnt get enough love but its great.

[@DavidlLewJones]

Great to see Connery playing James Bond again. One of my favourite Bond movies 👍

[@allykid4720]

Liked your thoughtful reactions, thank you.

[@SolidSnake8295]

Easily Bay’s best film, IMO. The shower massacre scene was probably the best scene he’s ever done as well.

[@califinn]

damn good. I also liked the "See the drone?" scene from 13 Hours.

[@chrisinfiesto835]

That scene gets me every time.

[@15blackshirt]

The Bad Boys films, the first four Transformers films and 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi

[@spirittammyk]

I still like Bad Boys 2 and The Island more. And I don't care what people say, but Michael Bay is my favorite director.

[@15blackshirt]

@@spirittammyk, I like him because he knows how to entertain and actually respects the US military, much like Roland Emmerich

[@TheKrandar]

Bro you have been reacting to some of my favorite movies and others that are good runners up. With movies like these they will easily pull the reactions right out of you without much effort. I'm glad you have enjoyed the movies and i look forward to watching further material by you. You have earned my subscription by simply by just being you. By checking out most of the videos you have posted i've noticed a war/action theme so i would recommend Hamburger Hill for you. It shows a lot about what was wrong with how Vietnam was fought at the policy level and how the ground troops paid for it. I truelly believe you would enjoy it wether or not you react to it is fully up to you. Keep up the good content budy.

[@kkoblens]

For me. The shower room scene is the best Mexican standoff in film.

[@mikeota67]

Best opening scene (in my opinion). ''They're not coming for us are they sir?'', gets me every time. It wasn't included in this reaction but just remembering it still gets me emotional.

[@sirjohnmara]

As I said before - very underrated movie! Thanks for your thoughts and comments, (a lot of other reactors only watch and react and that's fine....). But I like that you are more committed and have your own intelligent input and view on things in the movies you watch!

[@Simon-hb9rf]

i always assumed the general launched that missile to take it out of play, knowing if he didn't his men would've launched it instead with full casualties. redirecting it to detonate underwater was the best way neutralise the threat it posed to the civilian population leaving only the one missile that wasn't ready to launch left.

[@TalkingHands308]

General Hummel was one of the best movie villains.

[@johnd8138]

Another great Sean Connery performance is The Untouchables

[@skylerbieber4698]

Yes yes yes!!!!!! I used to watch this with my grandma all the time back in the day, one of our favorite movies

[@majorfaulking4427]

I'm sitting here enjoying the reactions and the movies of my youth. And I'm thinking about how much better the writing was back then. Keep it going

[@darkmagus64]

I’ve seen this movie at least a hundred times and I never get tired of it. It’s one of the all time great action movies and Nicholas Cage was ridding high. I knew this was your kind of movie. Great reaction.

[@PurushaDesa]

Glad you enjoyed this, sir. Michael Bay’s best film for two reasons. 1. He still didn’t have enough power in Hollywood at this point to have any budget he wanted, so his taste for excess is, for him at least, relatively restrained. 2. His vomit inducing militarism and flag waving is kept somewhat in check by a smart script penned by Die Hard with a Vengeance writer Jonathan Hensleigh and polished by veteran UK comedy writing duo Clement and La Frenais which keeps the Connery elements authentically British and witty. By the time Pearl Harbor came out, Bay pretty much had carte blanche. All his worst instincts that previously had checks and balances on them were demonstrated in full force and he’s never really recovered. (Plus audiences like it and he makes a ton of money so there’s not much sign of him ever making something as balanced as The Rock again.)

[@filipohman7277]

👍👍👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸

[@HenryFurnell]

🤣🤣"In his HEAAAWWWWWWWRT!!!!" 🤣🤣🤣 I knew I'd love this reaction liked this video before I pressed play 👍⭐

[@bryanking1428]

Incredible film, loved the reaction and you're take is spot on! Respect.

[@JD.Knight]

Love the theory that Mason was his James Bond character later on in life.

[@SuperFriendBFG]

The ways that Mason's character fits in the bond timeline are so numerous it's next to impossible the character isn't based on James Bond to a degree. It feels intentional.

[@jeffstacy6636]

Awesome reaction Brother. you sir have earned another Sub

[@jasonford4278]

One of my favorites and it is a bond movie.

[@darrinhall7206]

one of my favorites i first saw this when i was a kid

[@gumbomudderx7503]

If you have never seen the movie The Last Castle, you should give it a watch. You’d really like it. Ed Harris’s roll in this movie kind of reminds me of Robert Redford’s roll in that movie for some reason.

[@nataliezuercher5249]

I love that we don't hear eating noises while he snacks, thank you so much Devin G! Another example of attention to detail, well done!

[@Fastwinstondoom]

I think I was around 14 when I saw this, back when it first came out on VHS(friend's older brother made us some bootlegs) and holy shit did it blow my mind. The music, the action scenes...growing up in the 90's was pretty sweet honestly!

[@kinGsaL1515]

Damn I need this guys workout routine

[@Thrui]

"Um...hes got all the guns now, sir" always makes me laugh

[@iamdclxvi]

Fantastic review, I love this movie. You always make me smile when I watch your reviews. I unfortunately am on a fixed income and can't even afford my medications, out else I would be a Patreon member. But if you see this, I recommend 'the watcher' because I know you like Keanu Reeves. It's truly a phenomenal movie in my opinion, for those who enjoy Keanu Reeves movies. Keep up the good work Devon, we need more people like you.

[@Polymathically]

This is my favorite Michael Bay movie, mostly because I'm from the San Francisco Bay Area. I was lucky enough to sleep overnight on Alcatraz back in the early 90s, when I was in the Boy Scouts. We had to help sweep up the paths, and then got a private tour of the island. We brought our own sleeping bags, and slept in Cell Block D. That place is much, _much_ creepier at night after all the tourists leave. The fog rolls in, and you can't see the city anymore. It's like you're trapped in this little pocket of reality where nothing exists but the island. On the other hand, the audio tour is way more interesting when you don't have to deal with the crowds. Looking back, that was such a great and unique experience.

[@freddysauce]

Speaking of the James Bond theory. Look around on KZbin and there is a guy who actually broke that down and is pretty damn sure that John Mason is in fact 007. And let me tell you, the dude brings the receipts too...

[@calebhansen3791]

One might even say he was caught between The Rock and a Hardcase. 🤣

[@dabegmister]

I love this movie I've seen it so many times

[@romansOneSixteen]

22:59 Your reaction was the same as mine when I first watched this. I was going, "Wow! He gave the command to fire."

[@MrDabulls23]

Yes, one of my favorites from back in the day. I just remember sitting on the edge of my seat in a movie theater because of exactly how you interpreted it, your not sure who you should be rooting for.

[@JamesASharp]

"This movie put me on a rock in a hard place." This is the 2nd reason why this film is called The Rock. 😎

[@piercebrosnan9528]

Sean Connery's character is basically him playing James Bond one last time and the film is incredible. God bless Devin, have a good one.

[@royeb63]

I agree. :O) kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3fHn5isjc-kmsU

[@matrix9452]

Dang, your reaction just made me remember how good this movie is. Agree with you, you can see the general even though had turned to the "dark side", still wanted to do the right thing, and one thing that pissed me off about the government in this movie is that, not only they didn't give af about the soldiers but after everything Mason did to help, they still wouldn't let him alone. Awesome reaction man. Movie suggestion: *Lord of War (2005)*

[@callapratt7927]

I’m so happy that the man you talked about is doing well. Please tell your friend that some random ass internet stranger sends her love

[@neilproctor5154]

I remember seeing this film in the theater...loved it! Sean Connery and Nicholas Cage, that's all I need to know, I'm sold!!!

[@ryanbuckley5529]

I’m so glad their dads doing better! I lost mine.😔 Thank you for choosing this movie, it’s one of my favorite 90s movies. Devin I hope you’re having a awesome weekend!🤙 Much love and Respect brother🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@alexbrunner1900]

This is one of my favorite Michael Bay movies. Connery and Cage killed it.

[@dabegmister]

It has the same action soundtrack as a game I used to play as a kid Rainbow Six tactic for PC in the 90s

[@raymarshall6721]

Fun fact, my father did the electronic wiring in the aircraft (back before everything was CGI) to get the cockpits lit up for the filming. He owned his own avionics repair company in California where he worked on a number of Hollywood personalities airplanes and ended up getting recommended. He even did the wiring in an airliner in another movie (think it was the bodyguard but don't recall).

[@matrix9452]

Thats awesome, your father contributed in the creation of an masterpiece.

[@Steve-kj1st]

One of Michael Bay's best movies, nice choice.

[@jpotter2086]

His last watchable movie.

[@15blackshirt]

@@jpotter2086, you need to watch the Bad Boys trilogy and 13 Hours

[@jpotter2086]

@@15blackshirt I have. Thus, the statement that this is the last watchable movie Bay directed.

[@15blackshirt]

@@jpotter2086, what's wrong with the Bad Boys trilogy and 13 Hours?

[@johnmorris8444]

@@15blackshirt I’m probably in the minority here but I can’t watch will smith movies. I loved fresh prince but he takes me out of every movie he is in. Michael Bay is a weird anomaly. Like he sold his soul to satan or something because he is a terrible director but keeps getting work. It’s like M. Night shamawhatever. They can both keep putting out progressively worse movies and still get more projects greenlit.

[@tehsma]

Christian we are glad your Dad is doing OK after getting out of the hospital. I wish him well. Thanks for the recommendation for Devin for us all to enjoy!!!

[@derekcb123]

I'm behind the theory this is a secret James Bond movie

[@DogmaBeoulve]

Something else to consider when considering the General's position in this is that he didn't make the issue public so there was no need for the government to worry about trying to save face or have a PR disaster - they could have gone through with Hummel's demands and no one but the hostages would have been the wiser - and they could all be made to sign NDRs or face some sort of retribution. You're right - I'm rooting for Mason and Goodspeed the whole time, but this is one of the few where you feel for Hummel, even if you can't like most of his subordinates (but what kind of people would you expect to be willing to turn traitor/mercenary?).

[@KlintDemetrio]

I'm so happy you got to finally see 'The Rock'. When I first saw it in the theaters, it was a random thing with me finishing work and meeting my friends. I hadn't seen the trailers so I had 'zero clue' what the film was about.. and even after the first scene I started realizing how nice I didn't know / never seen a trailer about it. After that for any film I'm likely to want to see.. I do what I can to avoid the trailers. It's hard but I've found it's definitely worth it. Thank you again for sharing your first time reaction and thoughts of such a very good film. : )

[@kylecharles7002]

I'm just hear to say, you the best out there, big homie. No one's as genuine

[@jackpartmann532]

This is my favorite James Bond movie

[@F13fan]

Love to see you watch Brawl In Cellblock 99 and the remake of True Grit. As well as Desperate Measures

[@thomasfrei7711]

"Welcome to the ROCK" :-))

[@beerme8949]

Ooooooooh hell yeah man! This is one of those movies I can literally watch anytime, and whenever on TV or anything I watch til end no matter when I start it

[@Cheers_Mcgee]

Just finally trying to catch up with your reactions man. I love The Rock! Glad you did this one and as always looking for more of your thoughts on future videos.

[@kevinwilson140]

What I don't get is why the government didn't just give the money to the families of those 86 marines. That would screw up his plan, got what they wanted but didn't get a dime themselves. I also find it weird the General would work with people who he's never met before on such an important mission. How does one even recruit someone for treason when you've never met?

[@japkap]

I used up 2 VHS tapes and 1 DVD watching this while i was younger, one of my favorite movies with Sean Connery, and a lot of great actors in this hard part for me was the whole can not give that order i will not give that order. Besides that good action and i loved how laid back Mason was about the whole thing.

[@nikolastse]

i love your reaction! you understand and feel this great movie!

[@dannyrodriguez8841]

Another great reaction! Im one your patreon brother still waiting for leaving las vegas 😎

[@soulstealer82]

i was in san francisco during the filming of one scene of the movie, i was watching. i also was in town when the don johnson tv show nash bridges was filming in san francisco, i got to be an extra but was cut out

[@cliffchambliss]

The agents that get distracted by the food at the hotel are ex 49ers.

[@mdellan2001]

Captain John Patrick Mason, General Sir, of Her Majesty's SAS (Special Air Service). Rest in peace Sir Sean Connery.

[@Proteus2905]

The best part is the self-developed motion sensor in the shower. As its developer said, nobody knows anything like that and nobody expects this. Then set up a standard motion sensor so the Seals have something to play with and as soon as they think they have neutralized it, boooom Mr Backup is ready to go! Incidentally, if General Hummel had really been a vicious psychopath, he would have sent all the rockets off after the massacre in the shower. The only major mistake old man Hummel made, if you want to do something like this, you need a crew you can trust, this other marines, first time coop in such a critical mission... now THAT was a bad move.

[@Amphibiot]

The men he COULD trust were the first ones to die. So he was left with Cpt. Frye and Cpt. Darrow who were complete psychos. If his other men had not died first, Frye and Darrow would probably have been kept in check.

[@shaharadegan9993]

Been awhile since I’ve seen this one. Great reaction!

[@tekonena]

The music in this movie is outstanding! Yess, next should be Con Air. :)

[@kornrok1]

I apologize if this has already been mentioned. But a much beloved fan theory is the Sean Connery's character in this film is actually in fact James Bond, and the more you look into it the more it makes sense.

[@jameschance6829]

The "bad guy" is Ed Harris. my favorite actor. all his movies are great.

[@mikesmollin8908]

I am telling you Devon, you gotta watch Major Payn, it is one of the all time best military comedies, and it is very heart warming

[@hippiechic6772]

You react to more of my favorite movies than most Reaction channels . Your reactions and comments for this movie is great... 100% agree . I have only been a subscriber to your channel for a few weeks and I look forward to catching up on more of your reactions . Thank you for your channel

[@JustLouIt]

This one and Face/Off are two of my all time favorites. Micheal Bay at his finest.

[@unitedstatesofamerica9948]

Jason Redman said that his real life BUD/s instructors had cameos as the Navy SEALs in the movie, and after Hummel says "Holster that sidearm" and the last SEAL died, Redman and other SEALs watching in real life cheered because they all hated that instructor. Lol.

[@SpaceMotorist]

Awesome choice. No doubt I'll love the reaction. My night just got at least 3x better. Great job with the progress of the channel!

[@hellowhat890]

Atrophine is actually not necessary to be injected into your heart directly. Stabbing yourself in the chest puts you at risk for puncturing your lung potentially as well as your heart. You would probably end up bleeding to death with the hole you just made as a result. Either from no way to breath or bleeding internally. This movie got the treatment right. But according to medical experts, not the delivery system. The recommended treatment is Atrophine and combined with another drug known as Pralidoxime. The military, as well as civilian emergency services, uses what's called the "Mark 1" kit that has both medications in an auto-injector. The recommended sites are the thighs or hips if you are by any chance exposed to VX-gas.

[@jasonkreider8954]

I never realized that Kyle Reese is in this

[@Amh088]

HERE WE GO!! Ive watched this movie about 500 times. Soundtrack is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G. And if you can get your hands on the extra material, you should check them out. Michael Biehn received an commondation from actual SEALs for this was his 3rd time acting as a SEAL member :D

[@Amh088]

And this IS a James Bond movie. Period.

[@GhostofSicklesleg]

Greatest thespian of our age…… The man,the myth the legend Nick Cage!

[@TheJoujou5555]

Yup! This was the era when Bruckheimer had every summer awesome R-RATED popcorn action blockbuster! So entertaining. Some might say cheesy, but I say FUCKING AWESOME! The Enemy of The State with Will Smith is another mainstream masterpiece, Directed by Tony Scott (RIP), Ridley's brother and one of the greatest directors of this genre. Heartbreaking that he killed himself...

[@jjc5871]

One of my all time favorite movies.

[@chequehook68]

I always loved that line - "Losers whine about their best...Winners go home and fook the prom queen."

[@patrickbell5875]

Nick Cage is my fav actor and THE ROCK is my fav film of all times 🎥🔥

[@jake1346]

Once again, excellent movie followed with an excellent reaction. I agree with the general to a degree but I’m glad he pulled the right choice and had some sort of conscience and heart in the end.

[@grimmlight4541]

One of my favourite movies of all time.

[@junzsi]

I TAAKE PLEASURE IN GUTTIN’ YOU BBOOYY!!!! 😁🤣 bro I love this movie. Definitely a CAGE classic. Awesome watch

[@Codametal]

Those are the best types of movies, where both sides are fighting for what they believe is right from a certain practical perspective.

[@alexmiller601]

Awesome movie bro, I love watching your reactions. Keep it up brother. Yo what did you do in the Army? I was an 11B which explains why I get pumped for all your Action/Military reactions. Thanks again!

[@MikeBronson515]

Great choice!

[@jf4764]

Devin your a good guy.

[@Aero5000]

Great movie.... one of my all-time favorites. That was probably the summer/year (1996) I went to the theater the most... stacked summer blockbusters. The Rock Independence Day Eraser Mission Impossible Twister Courage Under Fire