The Menu (2022) First Time REACTION! | The Shadiest & Most Chaotic Restaurant Ever!

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Join us for dinner as we watch THE MENU (2022) for the very first time. Girl, we were not prepared for what this movie had in store for us!
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00:00:00 INTRO
00:00:35 HELLOS
00:02:12 REACTION
00:41:24 DISCUSSION
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[@LadyJenevia]

Me any time a rich person bothers me: "THESE ARE TORTILLAS"

[@thehorrorbandwagon]

😂😂😂 Honestly, the only reasonable response 👏

[@raven800plays]

Mine and my friend's would be: "Sir/Ma'am, this is a Wendy's..."

[@Hey_Jamie]

Be honest, how often are rich people bothering you, tho

[@classylady107]

@@Hey_JamieSometimes…daily…

[@GayLatinoBear]

​@@raven800plays NO THIS IS PATRICK

[@roryreviewer6598]

The chef asked her if she was going to be a giver or a taker. By asking him to make her a cheeseburger, she became a giver because she’s “giving” him an experience he actually enjoys. That’s why he let her go I think.

[@simonorourke4465]

Yeah he got to cook something he personally loved making, and had a customer who had a genuine reaction of pleasure in her burger. Also she only took one bite but had strong reaction to it just like Julian himself asked at the beginning with his don't eat savour it line.

[@caipagkatipunan6297]

also i think because she really wasnt meant to be there, she really wasnt supposed to be killed

[@witchfromthenorth5294]

And! The photo of him from his ”hamburger days” is the only time we see him smile.. i belive she brought him back for a moment

[@denisloebner4882]

she convinced him that she was neither a giver nor a taker but just a customer. so someone that is not part of his work of art; his ''menu'', someone he did not service for many many years. it transported him back to his old happy times when a customer could be satisfied with getting exactly what he/she ordered/wanted, no surprises, no revelations, no obession or futile strive for perfection. no precicely portioned meals; when the customer says she is full and wants the rest to take away its his duty as the host (not as a giver) to comply.

[@laurelindon]

I also think that, with that move, she gave chef Slowik a "way out", so to speak. An opportunity to let her live, when she showed him she is a giver, after him stressing all night that she would have to die alongside the others, as a collateral damage (sort of ruining his Menu). She helped him, and he helped her. It's a demonstration of truth and release.

[@pleasehelp2446]

When Margot was in chef's cabin she noticed that he was happiest in the photo of him working at the burger joint so she asked him to make a burger. When he saw her not "eating" but savoring and enjoying her food, like he asked everyone to at the beginning of the night, it brought back a little bit of the joy he felt long ago so he let her live.

[@mars-jr5uu]

Hii

[@kacektv9405]

Said this on other videos but I like that The Chef didnt look down on Erin's career he saw her for another worker in the people driven service industry. Asking her if she liked the work and it was refreshing to hear her say she, much like him, used to, SO often sexwork is portrayed as "its all i got to offer " or its a part of a character flaws but in knowing what a customer likes and wants shes able to get herself out of this horrible situation. Now lets hope that boat just stalled for the view and she can get home cuz that burger isnt gonna hold anyone for long

[@pearluniverse7878]

i'm sure with all of these famous people going missing at the same time, in the same place, authorities will be sent out pretty soon and she's found

[@zombiesingularity]

Don't sugarcoat "sex work" though. In 99% of the world it's not exactly "voluntary", it's sex trafficking of young women. Maybe .1% of "sex work" is the high-paid, luxury kind. And at the end of the movie, Chef concludes she's not one of them, she's an eater.

[@kacektv9405]

@@zombiesingularity Anyone who does a Onlyfans, JustforFans and any other in that category is doing sexwork so i think that percentage might ever so slightly be pulled out of thin air but of course there is exploitative practices going all over the world which is horrendous but me complimenting the movies handling of Erin and her profession doesn't delegitimize the awful things that happens in forced labor in that field its just pointing out that here it was treated with respect. Where in other horror films Erin wouldnt have been a final girl but more an opening kill and one we would be told wasnt a good person merely because of her career path

[@zombiesingularity]

@@kacektv9405 There are cases in the news recently of pimps forcing women to run webcam shows and taking most of their profits. There was another story of a top onlyfans girl's abusive boyfriend forcing her to stream so they can keep up their fancy lifestyle. Stuff like that makes me think its worse than we realize, not better.

[@supercalime]

@@zombiesingularity if I may add another perspective. I don’t think op meant that sex work is super safe and amazing and you should do it. It’s obviously a layered situation, that yes, has a lot of abuse and exploitation, that can result in horrible things. However, there are people who legitimately enjoy doing sex work, and maybe if there wasn’t so much stigma around people like Margo or Lola in “Cam” for example, maybe it would be a better environment for it to be normalized as a profession like any other. And lastly, another point op made was how it’s rare to see sex work portrayed in a positive light in media. Seeing something being positive in a movie doesn’t mean the creators intend for you to copy it. They are just showing it

[@velky_reeds]

13:50 Anya's "thank you" when the chef leaves was unscripted, she said it on the spot then after filming she regretted doing it because it might've come across as too passive agressive, the director left it on the final cut and she was relieved that they liked her last minute response, it perfectly suited her character's personality

[@Shadow1Yaz]

I am now convinced that Erin (in universe) also feared she came across passive aggressive.

[@bluebirryn]

Whenever I hear Elsa's "these are tortillas" I just can't 😂😂😂 So funny

[@ItsNessaTho]

same! I've watched so many reactions to this movie and that part still kills me

[@Shutupbradley]

whoever came up with that, Thank you!

[@unvoicedapollo3318]

Tortillas deliciosas

[@mattyh2464]

Anne gesturing at Margot to go at the end really moved me...

[@ryastor]

thats what got me to tear up ngl

[@svenheimes2494]

Judith Light is an amazing actress, too. Just a short nod and that facial expression, a second or two, but message delivered without saying one word. Go, girl, safe yourself.

[@Simona.2323]

*Anya

[@stephanielomeli6950]

yea maybe also because she’s supposed to look like her daughter she wanted her to be safe 😢

[@rileydennis2777]

"Freedom is not given by the oppressor, it must be demanded by the oppressed." While the other customers were protesting, they still respected the Slowick's wishes. One attempted to leave by simply asking politely yet firmly as opposed to forcefully pushing past, and the result was a loss of his finger. One of them attempted to break the window only to return to his seat when asked by Elsa. When Tyler was humiliated and told to kill himself, he did it without question. And none of the customers could refute Slowick's claims about their characters and their supposedly deserved deaths, always giving him the last word and allowing his chaos to continue. They remained complacent, believing themselves to be helpless victims unable to change their fates, culminating with them accepting their deaths and even thanking Slowick for allowing them to be a part of his concept. But Erin was the outlier. She realized by the end that she had zero respect for Slowick, having no history with him or knowledge of his decorated career. She refused to accept her fate and refused to put up with the Chef's antics. In the end, she gave him no ground and demanded better from him. As a result, the harsh critique placed Slowick in the position of having to cook to please someone rather than for some cynical and twisted metaphor. He cooked for her the dish he had likely cooked a thousand times when starting out in the culinary world, a time when he truly did enjoy cooking for people he would never know. Through the stubbornness of his customer, Slowick was reminded of the very reason he enjoyed cooking in the first place, and in a rush of emotions and gratitude, he set Erin free.

[@simonorourke4465]

Yeah, her taking one bite and taking her time to savour it and genuinely enjoying that one bite was the embodiment of Julien telling everyone not to eat the food but to taste it savouring it.

[@haley7051]

This!! Very well said!!

[@AnnekeOosterink]

Plus, she gave him a scenario in which he found joy of cooking. She gave him an experience, a service. And by letting her get out he paid her for it. She used her skills from her job to find a way out, she found a script to use that stayed within his plans for the evening, but didn't involve her dying. :)

[@checkmattee222]

Why is t your comment pinned? You explained everything perfectly 👌

[@dragonstryk7280]

One of those tiny details, is that the Chef ONLY cooks the Cheeseburger and fries. In the whole movie, the closest we see him to making anything is the tea, and even that, it's just the placing.

[@nikib.7429]

I like that because Margot is a high end escort, she can figure out what people need and provide it for them. That's what she did for Slowik. She saw he needed to find love in his craft again and by asking for a cheeseburger, she did that. I think she also realized that the staff and chef were committed to following through with every course, regardless how insane, and by asking for her course to-go, they had to follow through with that and let her leave. She was the only one who saw every action for exactly what it was. I love when a character actually shows how intelligent they are rather than us being told how intelligent they're supposed to be.

[@Decimation1030]

The movie is pretty bitter sweet when you know that Chefs have the highest suicide rate out of the hospitality industry. Some chefs are so dedicated to their craft that harsh critique led them to ending it all. It's nuts.

[@joshfacio9379]

They also have a high drug abuse rate, and after working in a resteraunt i can see why, its so sad.

[@Bantarian]

I love the birthday cake scene, which is brilliantly timed at a completely inappropriate time. 🤣

[@stardust1815]

23:23 "That's the sound of people drowning, Carl!" "That, is what forgiveness sounds like. Screaming and then silence."

[@halfbeats]

You guys are the first reactors to pick up on the humour of it all. Like you got every funny line that so many others skipped over. How do so many people not get the going to Brown with no debts joke???

[@ChelseaCrystina]

I agree they are the first people I’ve seen to laugh as hard as me and my mum did in the theatres. Even in the theatre it was only me and my mum laughing

[@Maldo-lq2ys]

I hope they can react to a show the last of us series on hbo max

[@KristinaEspinoza]

I honestly didn't expect most people to get the humor since the story concept is on the darker side and it's sometimes hard for light humored people to laugh along with it, but the Brown graduate with no loan debt "having to die" was hysterical and I'm so bummed more reactors didn't get it lmao Girl should have lied. ☠️

[@MuseHathor]

@@KristinaEspinozait was so funny lmao I was the only one who cackled in the theatres during that part

[@tigerlilly9038]

It was sooooo funny too!!! Also the sommelier was hilarious 🤣

[@frankwhite630]

“Get a Uber boat” took me out lmao 🤣

[@sandrafunacc1]

I found and read the script for this movie.... It was even crazier, which is funny. The sad thing is, the non-murder-y parts of what Chef says are somewhat true. Edit: Gloves are an awful idea for handling liquid nitrogen. They will freeze onto your hand if you spill. Liquid nitrogen CAN just run off one's hand, as opposed to a glove (will soak in and freeze)

[@Ghostface1998]

This movie is basically if Chef Ramsay became a true menace 😂. This movie was lots of fun and I wish I saw it last year.

[@jmarais]

nah ramsay still have love for cooking even tho he's a menace lol

[@Jessidafennecfox]

I'm wondering if he'd watch this.

[@Shyknit]

He even called someone a donkey lol

[@Relugus]

​@@jmaraisBut what if he lost his passion and his anger was truly unleashed.

[@JarlStaubhold]

She is a sex worker, her job is to "give", to know what the other wants. She gave the chef his joy back by giving him the opportunity to enjoy his work while cooking a cheese burger - the only time the chef smiled on that photo as a simple cook in a burger joint. I loved that movie.

[@mycroft16]

This movie is savage. It cuts hard and deep. And once you get past the sort of random arbitrariness of it, you realize it's literally about how we treat those who serve us. He loved to cook, until the people he cooked for made cooking taste bitter in his own mouth. He hates it now because of the critics and their useless bullshit, because of the sycophants who think they know. Hates it for the people who don't appreciate and enjoy the work that goes into making food. And it's interesting that he doesn't hold himself as some sort of "I'm better than you all" villain. He faces what he has done wrong and gets stabbed for it even. And he dies too. He doesn't know what to do with Margot because she's in the same exact situation... he doesn't know if she should die with them... the givers, or with the guests, the takers. That's what the barrel thing is for, a test, to see if she's a taker or a giver. When she fails he has no problems killing her. She realizes at the end he's lost the love and she gives it back to him, for just a moment. And that's why she gets to leave. She plays the part of the guest who wants something simple, fulfilling, good. She asks how much it will cost her. He makes it. She pays and asks for it to go and he grants it. Treat the people who serve you well. Respect them. Thank them. Appreciate them. Don't make them hate what they do.

[@airmykii4090]

Anya in this dress fighting in the kitchen for some reason is giving me Resident Evil Alice in the red dress lol 😂

[@mars-jr5uu]

Hii

[@rahulshah1408]

I just realized Tyler had a working cell phone the entire time.

[@seemlessartcreations]

He had a cell phone with no service. The island is in a dead spot.

[@BoxOKittens]

The mother is such a neat little side character. There's so much there that's only hinted at, but we can guess from clues that she and her husband had a daughter, who the husband probably did bad things to. Daughter offed herself, and later the husband finds and hires Erin to pretend to be his daughter, since she looks like her. The mother even commented on this. It also makes sense as to why she wants Erin to just go in the end, because she either sees her daughter in Erin or she has realised the truth. Probably both, since she also accepts her fate. She probably knows what happened to her daughter and has been in denial about it, and see this death as her penance. She embraced it.

[@marymartin2154]

I teared up when she gestured to Erin like go, save yourself. That really moved me.

[@MrDoot-hj2ir]

It worked because, for a moment, the chef was sent back to those simpler times when cooking was fun and enjoyable and people actually liked the stuff, not trying to review and being cocky about high-end cuisine. Margot knew exactly what she was doing.

[@emilyshorror]

y’all AND Nick releasing the menu reactions?!! IM BEING FED SO WELL

[@spikemedford3490]

This is also a good pun

[@emilyshorror]

@@spikemedford3490I thought so too ;)

[@Zeni2468]

& Zzavid releasing it tomorrow

[@emilyshorror]

@@Zeni2468I KNOW!! ITS LIKE A WHOLE ASS BUFFET

[@lunacouer]

And Nick was even drinking tea out of a "The Horror Bandwagon" mug 🥰 I love this community. Also, that pun 😅

[@creatingpulsars9979]

absurdism isn't done very often in american film and this film did it perfectly.

[@paytongibson9488]

If anyone is wondering ive never seen someone carry a cast iron pan with no protection... however our hands do become quite tough and used to heat i can put a battered fish/chicken and such on my bare hands straight out of the fryer . I've also had a polish chef cauterize a deep cut on my right palm with a frying pan because we were super busy and 2 chef's down ahhh chef life 😂😂

[@JadedJada]

"something about smoking...killing palettes" See, I saw the movie and I didn't even think of that. But it's actually genius.

[@MrJackOats]

This was such a good movie, and I loved your reaction! BTW at 13:49 the best part is that shady "Thank you" wasn't even in the script!

[@malibukitt]

I am cryyyyinnnngggg at “Uber boat”😂 I wish that was a thing.I love y’all

[@gydyup]

I’m a 51 year old guy who is alone now down in Tampa, losing my family and friends who have all passed, but you guys were like my best friends I lost years ago. Watching movies with you was like our movie nights back in the day and I love you both. You mentioned in one of your reactions about a couple Halloween costume for this year. One of y’all needs a chef’s coat and the other a marshmallow shawl and melting chocolate cap and you’d be The Menu for the season y’all. Love ya and would love to see you do this. Hugs and smooches. James

[@stardust1815]

Idk why but I've been kinda addicted to watching youtubers react to this movie.

[@liabowden8526]

You are not alone!😅. This, and Galaxy Quest, I just keep coming back for new reactors! There's prolly another one but I'm sleep deprived and adhd so brain is mush rn.🤷‍♀️.

[@aprillorah9567]

Same!!

[@em.415]

This movie was about class warfare. I interpreted her asking for a burger and asking for it to go as showing she was part of the working class.

[@stevegerber1944]

¨Originally from Sparks Nevada¨ raised the hair on the back of my head. I moved with my family from Redding Califonia to Reno Nevada and all of us who grew up there called it ¨The Reno/Sparks area¨ because the cities border each other.

[@lynnwood1911]

I watched this with someone and they think he didn't really say to KYS to Tyler but pretty much told him the same stuff that the sous chef heard about not being good enough and never reaching their goal about how he's the worst type of patron that sucks any joy from food.

[@marymartin2154]

My nana said something very similar when she and I watched it together. She enjoyed it so much, it was one of mine and her favorite movies of the year.

[@Sherudons]

You have to consider, when's the last time you sent thanks to the back of house and a complement?, instead of eat and leave? Most of us are dying plants looking for water, she was let go mostly because a service worker can usually identify another service worker fairly quick, it's in the eyes and the dead smile and she was polite, thanked the others and paid for her meal.

[@liabowden8526]

I try to always thank my sushi chefs on my way out the door. (That's the only place I can eat now, plain ass fish, no spices, seeds, sauces or breading else my day *reeeallly* suuucks. I don't even use the soy sauce cuz legumes are another of my enemies!😭 ). I suppose it helps that sushi chefs are usually there in plain sight behind the bar.

[@youreawizardkari7691]

22:34 Hey that’s one of the guys from the Sonic drive-thru commercials!!

[@ApathetikDarko]

When Judith Light told her to go I got a little misty eyed

[@Shyknit]

She and the actor's table really highlighted that they didn't deserve to die the chef was just doing it cause he didn't like them or they pissed him off smh

[@Isosyth]

@@Shyknit It's almost like the chef was a villain or something.

[@marymartin2154]

It's so good to know that I wasn't the only one moved by that moment and teared up.

[@JordanVanRyn]

To me, this was a genuinely clever film because it really nailed so many topics from classism to how Chefs and other service providers are treated and what obsessing over the perfect dish vs enjoying the food is all about. Ironically, even though Chef Slowik was so close to completing his suicidal attempt, Margot somehow helped him because the first time in his life, he gets to cook a meal for someone who's actually hungry instead of an overly critical customer. He gets to feel pleasure one last time before he leaves this world. It's kind of sad but touching really. Even though Slowik was a sociopath, he still had a shred of humanity left by letting Margot go.

[@HuntingViolets]

Jeremy isn’t in the menu. He just made the food before killing himself.

[@MGmirkin]

Please, do "Tucker & Dale vs. Evil." One of the best "dark comedies" ever. Perfect subversion / spoof of the horror genre. ;)

[@liabowden8526]

Seconded!!!

[@kimmycook2698]

I loved this movie...the fact she was smart enough to see the connection of him being happy making simple burgers and asking for one...very clever

[@blueoblivionx]

I loved Cody’s thoughts at the end. So well said 😁 I really enjoyed this one.

[@Stitchpuppy01]

I just noticed, wtf is Tyler doing taking pics when he knows how the night ends?

[@HuntingViolets]

Maybe he thought he’d somehow survive.

[@thefinalfrontear]

he probably thought he’d be chef’s special little boy and get a free pass

[@yusufanbarfirdausi621]

omg your laugh is contagius 😂

[@MessJB]

This is my first time watching you guys. I LOVE YOU BOTH!!! 😂❤️ Subscribed! 😂❤️

[@fourthhorsemendeath218]

Chef knows how to rock that petty card not gonna lie tho. How's this for emulsion?

[@Charlie_Wolfe]

Yayy I’m so happy you guys reacted to this 💜💜💜

[@annaolson4828]

I didn't know what to expect from the trailer, but I definitely enjoyed it.

[@marymartin2154]

My Aunt didn't want to see it at first because she thought it was going to involve cannibalism. It took my nana saying she really wanted to see it to convince her because she wanted to make my nana happy.

[@imjustyogi1595]

Love you guys. Can’t wait to see more horror movie reactions.

[@DesertDwight]

Recently discovered your channel and I’m loving it! You guys are great 😊

[@yaelkellman9686]

You guys rock! This is the first video of yours I saw, and totally hooked me. Also, you are a beautiful couple 😍

[@M0nst3r0711]

This movie served me a yummy eyefeel satire on the rich.

[@bluesrike]

Please don't say "eyefeel". Sorry, had to say it. 😂

[@JustCallMeMeghan]

I guess Tyler was right, tonight really was madness. 😆

[@LisaKokx]

I hope that halloween next year is just gonna be people looking like smores lmao

[@haley7051]

Love this video! Finally KZbin suggests me something that doesn’t make me question humanity 😂 you guys are hilarious

[@VoidVintage]

"Then my pallet will die happy" I think she really did die at the end. Her pallet was happy with the burger. Which was possibly made with the overly aged beef. Remember when the assistant said "he or she would die"? The chef knew she wasn't going to make it. But he enjoyed the happiness she gave him before he died. Thoughts?

[@tigerlilly9038]

First time stopping by for a visit, enjoyed you both 😁

[@kookoolatjes2987]

now THIS is the reaction I was hoping for from watching this movie 😂 this is a bit like laughing at a funeral for me... but I do think it's funny in a dark way. when I saw other reactions that just skipped over the funny bits I feel like... oh, no is my sense of humor disturbing? but glad to know I'm not the only one laughing 😂

[@MoFace]

Just found your channel and this is now my happy place 🥰 Just watched The Menu for the first time last week, and you both definitely had me laughing right along with you at the comedy aspects of this movie.

[@germains79]

I just love y’all’s reactions so much!🥰🤣🥰

[@emmasimonetti2378]

Love you two. Your reaction makes me smile. Thank you

[@kimzwolinski9919]

Hey guy’s 😊 just found your channel today. Awesome reaction 😂 I wish so bad there had been a shark 😂😂😂 I thought it was a really good movie 😊❤ My favorite character was the tortilla lady 😂

[@tigerlilly9038]

Elsa was👏🏾 my👏🏾 GIRL👏🏾 !! 5:20 was my entire mood whenever and *Tyler* and or the tech bros opened their mouths. 🤮...when I tell you I despised Tyler I cannot say say or described HOW MUCH, *SYCOPHANT* 😒

[@marymartin2154]

I *despised* Tyler and my nana said she wanted to punch him. She said that was how she knew Nicholas Hoult is an amazing actor.

[@SoftxSoul]

I say “these are tortillas” 2 times a day, still and this shit came out 2 years ago lmao

[@iridescentlytey4933]

Y’all are awesome, subscribed off this video

[@GC5295]

This was a decent watch. I saw it the other day. If you haven’t, you guys should react to “Last Night in SoHo”. 😉 Love the channel. Take care guys.

[@HuntingViolets]

Yes, Last Night in Soho.

[@Marie-ok9zx]

Brilliant edits 😂

[@TheAmplifiGuy]

They are called Tor..tea...ahhss

[@lovelylittledino830]

Oof screaming leave that place got me 😂😂😂😂

[@cathimurphy-bee6759]

I watched this film first by myself, then made my husband watch with me, and now I saw your reaction. I've not watched any of your things before. I'm subscribed now. Thank you so much! I loved it.

[@marymartin2154]

I saw this with my nana and my Aunt, then when my cousin offered to let me choose the movie, I told him I wanted to watch The Menu. He loved it so much, he showed his brothers and my nana loved it so much, she wants to show my mom and we both know my mother hates horror movies. That's how enjoyable this film is.

[@drakeloki4214]

Every reactor misses the true meaning of the "it's your dime" line and also I just realized it made no sense for Tyler to take pictures since he knew there was no reception so he couldn't upload them anywhere and he knew they were going to die that night. So why take them.

[@Relugus]

He thought he would win Slowik's approval and survive.

[@Skippyboy2348]

Im so glad you both caught just how camp this movie is. Its WILD

[@chrislawson1988]

By the end I was like is there something in the cheese burger like is she really going to survive. Yep lol.

[@airmykii4090]

37:42 lol hell naw “blown out brains” or some shxt lol 😂

[@teganrafferty2624]

Love your reactions!! I'm subbing right now! Love from South Africa!

[@stephanielomeli6950]

I went to my first Michelin star restaurant after watching this film and all i thought about was breadless bread 😂

[@lachlanmcdonald8294]

"You won't know until the end." YOU!? Umpteenth time watching someone reacting to this (After watching it my self), and only now just picked up on that. Very interesting choice of words, Tylor. Very interesting indeed.

[@echo.echo08]

i thought as soon as she walked out, everyone else would be clamoring and going ”we'd like a cheeseburger to-go too" i guess they all jst accepted their fate

[@coryspang7548]

I saw this a couple weeks ago with my parents. I enjoyed it so much, from a filmographic perspective. It was "well done".

[@pulvrizr99]

"I can, but I'll be horribly burned" - Cody 😂

[@lilyobrien2552]

One of my most favorite movies of all time

[@ChoiceEnvironments]

First reactors to pronounce Ralph Fiennes correctly. Good job. Like!

[@Xavier24781]

The ending shot: “And now she has a taste for murder” 😂😂😂

[@guobagod8784]

I feel that Tyler could’ve poisoned chef but I also think that couldn’t work since he was watching over Tyler’s shoulder the whole time

[@videohistory722]

The broken emulsion gag was supposed to escalate to where she was supposed to be waterboarded with it.

[@Tom-mb2ji]

High fiving over your student loans was a nice touch.

[@StoryTimewithMissAnna]

Have you two watched The Sandman yet? 11 episodes of dark and beautiful storytelling from Neil Gaiman. I would love to see you react to it 🥰

[@Maldo-lq2ys]

I would love them to react to the last of us tv show on hbo max which airs Tonight

[@arminarlert1953]

The chef’s so shady😭😭😭

[@thisguyshops]

Loved this movie!

[@solmateusbraga]

it's the emoji for me 😌

[@rannierunsfast]

Elsa was hilarious

[@beautiful3782]

I just saw this movie and it was goooot!!

[@mehdielgabgab8461]

When he said sunshine pov me:you are my sunshine my only sunshine

[@sweetheartkeeks]

All she needed to do was get the Uber boat 😂

[@thaisttx]

I LVOE U GUYS

[@thehorrorbandwagon]

💜💜💜

[@steve8510]

She hacked Chef with the correct etiquette for departing

[@petermjackson13]

Stan you guys! Love your channel. (Not that Peter Jackson)

[@williamsmith5340]

Awesome movie

[@codywalsh2075]

The Mariah Carey clip 😩💅

[@williammackey9371]

Was going to sleep after I put dinner away. Guess Not.