Misery (1990) FIRST TIME WATCH | Annie had us Gobsmacked!!

[@sherylsmallwood-valdivia5375]

Kathy Bates said that they were having a hard time casting a male actor pretending to be immobile for a long time AND being outshadowed by his female counterpart. They had approached basically now all older actors : Harrison Ford, Deniro, Morgan Freeman EVERYONE and they all say no. All respect to James Caan for taking on this role.

[@Bansheee999]

They really couldn’t handle being overshadowed by a woman 💀

[@momakesvids5704]

no way harrison ford or morgan freeman would have pulled off that role so well lol maybe deniro

[@KoryGilesMusicGroup]

They also had approached Al Pacino, Michael Douglas, Kevin Kline, Dustin Hoffman, Richard Dreyfuss, Gene Hackman, Robert Redford, and William Hunt (two separate times). Warren Beatty wanted to do the role, but had to pass on the offer because of post-production issues with the Dick Tracy movie. But yes, I feel that no one could have played Paul quite the way James Caan did.

[@isleofredemption]

CAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!! CAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!

[@wendylederer367]

I just saw James Caan in a movie called the rain people. He was a young cute guy in that. Every movie I’ve seen this guy in he is abused by a women. That was a great movie! He was an amazing actor!

[@kdawggggggg]

26:22 she actually did win the oscar for best actress because of this performance !

[@kbaylor123]

And the Golden Globe I think?

[@Wesleech]

Kathy Bates is gold.

[@CarolinaGirl6919]

And it really put her on the world stage in a big way.

[@KitsuneRokaku]

The hobbling scene is worse in the book because Annie actually cuts off one of his feet instead breaking both his ankles.

[@StevieMcKenna10]

I didn't know that ._.

[@KitsuneRokaku]

@@StevieMcKenna10 Yeah, Stephen King is no joke

[@mercuriallady]

I would love to see y'all react to Carrie and to Castle Rock!

[@KitsuneRokaku]

@@mercuriallady And The Stand (the 1990s one, not the lame remake). One of my favorite books and miniseries.

[@ruthfoley2580]

​@@StevieMcKenna10The description is incredibly graphic. Also there is some absolutely visceral horror that really goes above & beyond.

[@ttmaiden75]

Kathy won an Oscar for this role. While onstage she told the crowd "Sorry about the ankles"....LOL

[@alib6615]

The literary agent is the legendary, Lauren Bacall. She has one of the most famous lines in film history, "You know how to whistle don't you? You just put your lips together and blow..." That line was from the movie "To Have and Have Not" (1944) that she stared in with Humphrey Bogart when she was only 19. While filming they started a love affair and then later the two got married in 1945. They were married until his death in 1957. Such an iconic old Hollywood couple. Even though this is such a small cast, it is a magnificent one. Every actor and actress...amazing.

[@hollyr1208]

Yes yes yes...to have and have not is sooo good

[@rnw2739]

Always thought it strange she was considered one of the Hollywood glamour girls. I mean, she's very attractive nut she's light years away from Marilyn Monroe, Rita Hayworth and the like.

[@Lii170]

​@@drewe4127 She's not actually. They are not related in any way.

[@Hey_Jamie]

It’s also in Breathe On Me by Britney Spears

[@ibuprofriends]

iconic old hollywood couple lmao he was 44 and she was 19. yuck

[@MisterDramatic]

20:15 I literally laughed out loud when the split screen with Annie listing items she does for Paul 🤣🤣🤣

[@fauxrowsdower7610]

both Kathy Bates and James Caan give ALL TIME performances in this movie, Kathy especially!! she earned every inch of that oscar statue that's for sure

[@tree6787]

I love the Sheriff and his wife in this movie they're so cute.

[@elishabacon2299]

When I'm watching this movie, " I'm enjoying myself. Thank you!" They really are cute together

[@jeaneb]

"she seems so sweet. how lucky..." 🙊

[@cupofcait]

😂

[@Whambamm09]

She won an Oscar for her performance. Amazing!!! Thanks for the wonderful movies. xo

[@maddwitch]

20:44 "I don't get yelly either!" he yelled.

[@eighthdoctor]

_The Hand that Rocks the Cradle_ is another great early 90s horror/thriller too (don't think I've seen anyone react to that one yet). Great video boys! 💛

[@MuncleMarkster]

YES! I can't believe reactors have been sleeping on "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle." I'm dying to see some reactions to it.

[@rnw2739]

Definitely!!!! I cannot believe there is not one reaction to 'The Hand That Rocks the Cradle' on here!

[@janecrow1122]

I always flash on Pacific Heights. Michael Keaton scares the shite out of me in that. Peace, all 💕

[@eighthdoctor]

@@janecrow1122that's a good film too and yes, Keaton makes a great villain.

[@lajuaniarice2105]

​@@janecrow1122Yessssss Me Tooo!!!! 👍🏾

[@aychelleff]

Any time a person is adamantly against cursing, I think it’s because they are hiding some horribly perverse inclinations, and that prejudice is all thanks to Annie Wilkes lmao

[@calebray1834]

This is every famous persons nightmare running into a crazy fan.

[@willynilly2545]

The literary agent is LAUREN BACALL. She was a legendary old Hollywood actress who was in alot of Noir films in the 40's with HUMPHREY BOGART. She was also a recurring character in THE SOPRANOS

[@Malekai2000]

It's MOTHER F'ING Lauren Bacall.... Are We really already all THAT old, that these Legends are going to die out.... 😔

[@willynilly2545]

@@Malekai2000 Yes

[@lavinder11]

​@Malekai2000 Misery is over 20 years old and Lauren's heyday over 80 years old.

[@willynilly2545]

@@lavinder11 Misery is over 30 years old

[@randyinvancouver]

She was married to Bogart. I always thought she served classy dame

[@jcs1025]

The ‘hobbling’ scene in the book is actually much more graphic. In the novel, she cuts off one of his feet with an ax, and then cauterizes the wound with a blow torch.

[@Soondoo]

Clutched my pearls because they didn't know Lauren Bacall and came straight to the comments lol y'all didnt disappoint 😂

[@aarongilmore1254]

Sergio"Aww she seems so sweet”! The rest of us " yeah you say that now!"

[@DSGodiva]

This was such a great and fun reaction! This movie is an absolute classic. Buster's death still infuriates me every time. I love him and his cute little wife/deputy! 😆😭

[@Caine187]

20:21 was pure comedy, that timing was too good

[@HauntedHeme13]

He was so wrong for doing that haha

[@mikefish1124]

I've always said that if there was a mystery TV series of Buster and Virginia solving crimes in their little neck of the woods, I would absolutely watch the HELL out of that show

[@raspberrybellini]

She can do super hero and super villian equally well. She was definitely the Hollywood darling that year. So iconic for us horror geeks in so many other projects. Loving mother and evil stepmother at the flick of a switch.

[@tree6787]

I'd have to say this movie and Dolores Claiborne are my two favorite all-time favorite Kathy Bates movies ❤️

[@kateaa]

I’d LOVE to see them react to Dolores Claiborne! Such an amazing movie, and the book is even better!

[@Kindnessloveunderstanding]

When Dolores lets the dad have it. 👌

[@ilunaker1032]

Great taste! 😃 Fun thing is, Stephen King wrote "Dolores Claiborne" with Kathy Bates in mind, hoping one day the book would become a movie starred by her. And it worked 😄

[@peytonkirk106]

It’s crazy how the book is even sicker than the movie, read it as a teen. Great book, great metaphor for Stephen King’s addiction struggles and the possible dangers of fame and obsession .

[@gardenplots283]

Yes. He said that Annie is cocaine.

[@RealBradMiller]

​@@gardenplots283He didn't snort the cock-a-doodie line!!!! 😂

[@misshell]

If you haven't already, another great movie with Kathy Bates is Fried Green Tomatoes. It's a wonderful movie.

[@prayingbanshee]

That’s one of my favourites!

[@derrickwalk2219]

I loved her in "Delores Claiborne"... another brilliant Stephen King adaptation.

[@NV2-Kauiki]

Now you guys gotta watch S2 of Castle Rock. Janis Ian from Mean girls (Lizzie Caplan) plays Annie Wilkes and she does a pretty good job and it’s so fascinating watching this take of her origin story.

[@wickedlittletown2.0]

The Horror Band Wagon, I'm your number 1 fan. ❤ But in all seriousness this movie is SO GOOD! THANK YOU FOR THE REACTION. ❤

[@sdamrAkresreB]

I remember stumbling across this movie on tv when I was a child, and the hobbling scene is STILL stamped in my memory

[@Denisedale-pm1mm]

Love it .loved Cody s recation when they were fighting

[@tessyoung419]

That comment "Why not throw the typewriter on her?!?" was classic! 😆 You two made me smile and laugh so often during this delightful reaction video, and I also really enjoyed revisiting this fantastic film. Plus you're both adorable! Thanks for such a fun experience. Btw, the actor that plays the cop (your spirit animal lol) also played Matthew Cuthbert in the movie "Anne of Green Gables", starring Megan Follows 😀

[@MrMin316]

Amazing performance from Kathy Bates. Great film....Love your reaction, you both had me stiches.

[@joepbailey]

I remember watching this for the first time. The ending I was shouting "GET HER! GET HER!" and I never get worked up. It's such a great movie.

[@aubrey8673]

The first time I saw this film I couldn’t sleep at all the night after watching it. It was so chilling but I couldn’t stop watching. Kathy Bates absolutely earned that Oscar and this film is just so good. Your guys reaction to Sheriff Busters death was literally the same as me. He was the last person I was expecting to die, and it broke my heart. The hobbling scene makes my stomach twist but from what I’ve heard from the book we got at least a little bit of a more tame version of that scene

[@Esther-Pesta]

You two are such a cute couple…. And sooo funny ❤

[@courtneyhuntington5262]

I clicked the video so fast. Can’t wait to watch this reaction

[@victoriac4317]

Buster is such a great addition to the movie. Being that the book is in Paul’s perspective; that character isn’t in the book. And when an officer comes in the book it goes…. differently😳 But I love the character in the movie!

[@joshuah9109]

I always thought that last scene was brilliant. Paul's "Misery" novels were popular and even though he killed off Misery, he's still gonna have random people telling Paul: "I'm your no.1 fan," unaware of his trauma (unless he eventually does write a book about it). I even imagine some will be confrontational about him killing off "Misery." Moving on from his trauma won't be easy.

[@willynilly2545]

This book is incredible. I read it when I was young and then watched this in the theater when it came out and it does an amazing job at adaptation.

[@amandacogger3075]

Mr King is a master of his craft, he knows how to draw you in and make you feel like you are there when you are reading his books. I very much suggest reading Misery, you will be glad you did. Kathy Bates and James Caan were not short of amazing in this film and Kathy deserved to win the oscar for her role

[@babyfry4775]

Kathy won the Oscar for this. Loved Richard Farnsworth as “Buster” not Baxter…hahaha. I loved them too. Great couple and I hated that he got killed. Kathy and Jimmy Caan were great. Love her in Delores Claiborne too. That hobbling scene though…..argh!

[@berrywhite1872]

20:21 I am fucking CRYYYYYYIIIIIING 😂😂😂

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

I loved Buster and Virginia in this, the little bit of levity they brought helped ease some tension

[@PowerDiva]

As others said, Kathy Bates won an Oscar for her performance as well as a Golden Globe and several awards from critics groups too. The fact that she won the Oscar was interesting because it was a tough year with a lot of good performances..... Misery came out the same year as Dances with Wolves, Ghost, Goodfellas, Pretty Woman and Postcards from the Edge.

[@michiganjfrog366]

Congratulations on finally getting to watch this amazing movie. 😁👍 This is the kind of movie that makes you expect more from other movies. Dolores Claiborne should be next on your list of Stephen King and Kathy Bates cinematic brilliance " Justice for Baxter!!" Lol it's Buster 😘

[@katrinabill8247]

I was just introduced to y’all yesterday and I’ve been binging your videos ever since 😂😂 but this is one of my all time favorites and I’m so excited to see that this is a recent upload

[@clandman]

I was gagged when I first saw this and saw that the Sheriff’s wife was Trey’s mom/Bunny from Sex and the City, haha. RIP Frances Sternhagen.

[@JoRN1222]

Frances was really good on the Closer.

[@Zenobiadream]

Kathy bates was absolutely magnificent! I think she’s probably her generations genius. I’m so glad she won the Oscar and Golden Globe.

[@katera484]

So happy you finally watched! This is such a classic that I can never get tired of.

[@flovonnejohnson707]

What i love so much about kathy bates in this movie is that her switches from this absolutely sweet seaming woman to crazy and genuinely terrifying don't seem cartoonish or over the top. You actually feel like the author is in danger during the movie because Kathy's character actually seems crazy and not a caricature

[@joebloggs396]

I find some of it over the top, spinning around and blowing a kiss.

[@morganwilliams5541]

I was born in 90 and saw this sometime when I was a kid and loved it. Everybody would would constantly reference this movie when I was growing up.

[@joshfacio9379]

king said that his original idea for a ending was for annie to kill paul and bind her new misery book in his skin. i think she would have fed his carcass to her pig, but i cant remember if he said that or i imagined it.

[@user-dh5yi9hz7p]

Agreed on everything. It is a perfect movie. And I was so happy when Kathy won her best actress oscar. The legendary James Caan plays Paul. He's amazing and died just last year.

[@freemansteinslab]

Omg...that Marc Rebillet/Wolf of Wall Street intercut had me rolling!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@e.c.1975]

20:27 had me rolling 😂 this is my fav couple. Loved this reaction. I love how they put themselves in the characters shoes and can be humorous about it at the same time.

[@jkwonsmiff]

This is my absolute favorite Stephen King adaptation. Both the book and movie are incredible, definitely give the book a read if you get a chance!!!

[@RedrumHorror]

So hypeddddd love Kathy baits work she truly is a horror queen that isn't spoken about nowhere near enough

[@GoodTimeForARoll]

I've seen her in a few other movies and she always acts her heart out, i absolutely love her as an actress

[@RedrumHorror]

I agree she always gives 1000% in all of her roles truly Oscar worthy

[@dinahwelch1482]

Glad you guys enjoyed it! Misery is one of my favorites ☺️❤

[@Reyna_Amaturi]

I just had this thought that Annie and Paul's hostage relationship reminded me so much of Nica and Tiffany in season 2 of Chucky. Though I do wish that one day, Nica gets the upper hand on Tiffany

[@BrandonJames2016]

A classic fs and the acting from Kathy being its signature villain is superb. When she broke Paul’s ankles it was like oooo shit.

[@Hey_Jamie]

Not you calling Buster, Baxter at the end haha

[@cupofcait]

This movie has only aged better and better with how entitled and parasocial people have gotten over celebrities.

[@jodyalaniz]

One of my favorite movies!! 🙌🏼

[@larindanomikos]

That's Lauren Bacall. She was married to Humphrey Bogart. Kathy Bates got the Oscar.

[@soccerpunch1851]

This movie, and Kathy Bates are amazing! I really enjoy watching you guys react👊😁

[@MisterKS7643]

If you guys thought she deserves all the awards here, try "Dolores Claiborne" cause THAT'S her most iconic role, as she said so herself.

[@alyssajohnson3462]

I love your reactions as always 🥰 I will say, that the book is different, but has the same feel as the movie.

[@JBRamit]

This may be older but there’s no movie like this…most Stephen King books (I’ve read a million of them) translate awkwardly to film but this one is perfection

[@storageheater]

"I would fight more" is one of those things I hear from my family a lot lol. try it with a terrible hangover and two smashed up legs there's so many heroes we see doing impossible things and shrugging off massively invasive wounds that we assume this is what anyone could do, but this is about as close to a depiction of the limitations of massive bodily trauma (without it changing the pacing, genre and message) as I've seen. i'm not even sure someone with his injuries could've done that much, but they made it work

[@kjellvb1979]

I am a straight guy, but seeing how cute you two are together makes me question my hetrosexualness... lol Nice video fellas.

[@wendylederer367]

I found this really funny meme of Kathy Bates from misery. It was her psycho face from misery and she says don’t make me mad or I’ll bust your kneecaps. I meant to send it to my coworker when I was talking about annoying people at work but I accidentally sent it to my boss. I had to do a lot of apologizing.

[@cleverlydevisedmyth]

You guys should role-play as the sarcastic sheriff and his sassy wife. :)

[@leahrou21]

This is by far one of my favourite reactions ❤

[@soymilk]

Tysm for reacting to one of my favorite all time movies ever! ❤

[@JordanVanRyn]

Kathy Bates deserved the Oscar for that role in "Misery". She really captured how terrifying Anne Wilkes is.

[@Kellyeeeee]

The barbz doing this to nicki as a remake would be so GOOD. Ya'll are genuineness. Also I have been saying "HE DIDN'T GET OUT OF THE COCKADOODIE CAR!!!" for years. It's such an iconic line.

[@momentofzen]

Oh man, the book is even MORE wild. I read it when I was like 11 and it scarred me lol

[@joshuacoldwater]

5:10 - The CPR rate was 2 breaths to 15 chest compressions when this was filmed, she was AWFUL at it…. Wouldn’t be able to save a fish.

[@RoyClendaniel]

Fun watching you guys reacting to this excellent suspense flick I watched 30 years ago.

[@Littlegreen42]

Seeing as you loved this, you should watch Gerald's Game. Another Mike Flanagan masterpiece!

[@tapoemt3995]

32 year EMT here and I have nothing good to say about those compressions, other than no bones were broken in performing them.

[@bubblegumrose777]

I did compressions on one of my residents and they cracked, it was an experience ingrained in my mind forever.

[@angelwolfplays6456]

Resident Evil 7 has a DLC where you are in a similar situation in the Baker Mansion. Probably the closest I've seen to a Misery video game.

[@Queen_Reed]

“Misery Chestang can’t be dead!” *me laying bed thinking about how my last name is Chestang and I may have a cousin named Misery*

[@angelavalentino5146]

The book Cujo, is much darker than the movie

[@sebastienriviere7371]

This is really one of the classics as horror movies go^^ I want to suggest you two horror films that go in very unexpected directions: El orfanato by Juan Antonio Bayona The cabin in the woods by Drew Goddard I am confident you will love them both. And continue the great reactions guys. When my financials will allow it, you'll have a new patreon member^^

[@hollyr1208]

You think shooting him was not nice you should see what Happens in the book

[@danzthename]

Justice for Buster!!

[@helpmeImpoor5314]

Here we go!

[@wendylederer367]

That literary agent with the husky voice is Lauren Bacall. She’s old Hollywood! She was married to Humphrey Bogart. If you like classic old Hollywood movies check her out!

[@senecaevans6156]

Great reaction guys ❤

[@angelagraves865]

I feel you, Cody. I heard the line, "He's got shallow breathing, no pulse," in a medical drama once. I was both amused and hostile over it.

[@HauntedHeme13]

20:27 you were so wrong for that 😂😂😂

[@evelynne2846]

She did win a Best Actress Oscar for this performance. James Caan wasn't even nominated for an Oscar which was a major oversight. Very much enjoying your reactions especially the Mr. Man comments. Novella/Novel written by Stephen King that are a must watch are The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile. Very emotional movies.

[@stevenjump8234]

Dolores Claiborne is another must see Kathy Bates movie. It's also a Stephen King story. I actually like it more than Misery.

[@02michellemybell02]

The actress who was the older lady that worked withHumphre the writer is actress Lauren Bacall she was married to late actor Humphry Bogart.

[@yourstreetserenade]

I haven't even finished watching the video and I'm hitting the subscribe button. Y'all are hilarious!

[@Hank..]

James Caan did a great job and deserves a lot of credit for his performance, but Kathy Bates' performance is nothing short of incredible. I don't think anyone could've nailed this the way she did. It's not just the acting ability, but it's knowing what you're trying to portray. I don't know where she drew inspiration from, but I've known people like Annie, and I've never seen anyone capture it like this. I'm glad she won an oscar for this, because she 100% deserved it.

[@daniellemaines4874]

I’m new to your channel but I’ve watched soooo many videos in the past couple of days because I’m a huge horror fan but I don’t actually get scared any longer because I’ve seen that many. I still appreciate the scariness but it’s a different kind of feeling. So now I can live vicariously through you guys and enjoy you being scared at all the films that I enjoyed immensely. There is one film that I won’t watch because I don’t think I can handle the level of bleakness (as someone spoiled it for me) but it is supposed to be phenomenally good, so if you guys can stomach it I would recommend Speak No Evil, the foreign language film, before they finish the American remake and somehow make it easier to watch.

[@page_182]

omggggg!!!!! i have never clicked so fast, favorite movie ever

[@denisemay6807]

The book was so intense-it defined the word “page turner“. I remember being scared to see the next page.

[@ChristaBlack-gn8ys]

15:54 Cody think he slick lol 18:27 Knew he was gonna pull that 2 XD