DANTE'S PEAK (1997) MOVIE REACTION!! First Time Watching!! Pierce Brosnan | Linda Hamilton | Review

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[@TardisHorcrux67]

I feel like this movie is slept on. This is one of my favorite natural disaster movies. The boat scene is 😭😭😭

[@pmontyjaaaymes488]

Dantes Peak is not slept on. Its a classic and was played 50 times a week when it went to tv. Lol. It was just as big as Twister. We need a remake though

[@RaptorNX01]

fun fact: while still technically a "miniature" the dam was actually 4 stories tall. it was also the largest water release in hollywood history at that time. and it was double sided, the dam on one side, and the bridge on the other. and yes, the bridge was all model work. the van and the two humvees were rc cars. Always loved both this and Volcano for different reasons. I think this was is still very underrated.

[@emosam07]

Such a great shot! I'm positive corridor crew went over that scene!

[@jasondavis2995]

Thx for this info✊🏿

[@latrelljack8751]

@@emosam07they definitely did but I can’t remember which video it was.

[@christajeanne1427]

Classic. Saw it in theaters. The scene where the old lady goes into the boiling lake, my smartass friend looks at me and says "Mmm...smells like Grandma's cookin'. " 🤣

[@umainebearman]

It's acid not boiling.

[@katarinad1309]

You can cook with acid. If you doubt that put scallops in lemon juice and wait. Takes some time but it will cook. As for the original joke “Grandma’s cookin’” slightly twisted, morbid, imaginative, perfectly timed….absolutely fabulous. Chef’s kiss. Lol

[@theonewhoknows2]

Bruh^

[@Amanda-hc3rf]

"Ruth your house is gone, get in the damn boat"😂😂😂 love Andrew. 🎉

[@J05H..]

Little fun fact, Pierce Brosnan once had his limo parked right outside my house for a week while they were filing for Grey Owl aaaaaand the house they used (which was the real Grey Owl house) was my grandparents house. We saw a LOT of pierce 😂

[@pimpinken8901]

“They seem pretty OK, they should stay at grandma‘s house”… very next scene grandma’s back wall melts😂

[@thedarkknight2221]

The massive pyroclastic flow seen at the end is a fast-moving current of hot gas and volcanic matter (AKA tephra) that flows along the ground away from a volcano at average speeds of 60 mph, but can move as fast 430 mph. The gases and tephra can reach temperatures of about 1,000 °C (1,800 °F). So anything it touches is absolutely destroyed or even disintegrated.

[@Robotic_Crafter]

Yup. That's what happened to Pompeii, Herculaneum, and what would happen in the vicinity of Yellowstone if it erupted

[@omega311888]

@@Robotic_Crafterwhen yellowstone erupts, we’re all screwed.

[@YasmineGalenornOfficial]

St. Helens was like that here, in 1980.

[@Jordashian93]

Not even a volcano can stop James Bond and Sarah Connor.

[@ethal1222]

The scenes in the volcano's crater were filmed on a real volcano, Mount Saint Helens in Washington.

[@connorredshaw5650]

And you see Mt St Helens at the end of the movie too when they leave in the helicopter.

[@melneth3119]

So cool! I never knew that!

[@ReelRejects]

Which 1997 Volcano flick do Y'all prefer -- DANTE'S PEAK or VOLCANO???

[@StardustandMadness]

They’re both good in difference ways. Dante’s Peak is more ‘science’ oriented, but Volcano is SUCH an underrated popcorn escape flick. I love both.

[@Hellohellonada]

Volcano is my favorite because it appeared to have better movie logic. Better chemistry between the 2 leads in Dante but loved the focus on the first responders more in Volcano.

[@gailseatonhumbert9199]

This one Dante's Peak because it is more scientifically accurate to the actual eruption of Mt. Saint Helen's in 1980. Note: "former U.S. president Harry Truman was the last holdout on Mount St. Helens and almost surely the first person to die when the volcano erupted on May 18, 1980. The owner of a resort on Spirit Lake in the shadow of the mountain, Truman, 83, had refused to evacuate despite urgent warnings of imminent disaster."

[@alexhaas9653]

Dante's Peak. Volcano is ok for mindless fun - and the end credits with "I Love L.A." are great. But for a disaster movie, this one here I enjoyed more.

[@One_Odd_Ood]

Dante’s Peak is a better volcano movie but Volcano is a better lava movie.

[@wonderweasle2212]

The grandma isn't oblivious... she didn't wanna leave her home.

[@KellyMeding24]

Exactly. She wanted to die on her mountain.

[@jlgibson001]

For those who don't already know, "Grandma" Ruth was based on Harry R. Truman, an 84 year old man who refused to leave his home at the base of Mt. St. Helen's, despite evacuation orders, who died on May 18, 1980, when Mt. St. Helens exploded.

[@johnmiller7682]

@@jlgibson001 Allot of this movie was based on Mt. St. Helen's.

[@wonderweasle2212]

@@jlgibson001 I wouldn't say that. Lots of people everywhere have decided that. Maybe the writers had this person in mind but it's not unique

[@jlerrickson]

This film doesn't get nearly enough love. The effects are impressive, the score is intense, the characters are relatable and understandable, and the research that went into representing as accurate an eruption as Hollywood would allow is much appreciated. It's definitely worth checking out the behind the scenes on this one.

[@susannariera]

Aaron: dogs always survive. John Wick: am I a joke to you?

[@jjkcharlie]

Volcano is a good one too. And, Daylight.

[@pmontyjaaaymes488]

I found your heart!!😂😂 Sylvestor was badass in that movie. Daylight is Goated!

[@Pokejosh89]

One of my all time favorite movies! So happy that I got to watch it with yall

[@michelle6337]

YES!!!! I wore this VHS tape out back in the 90s. I went through a whole volcano phase as a kid and watched this, Volcano, and The Mary-Kate and Ashley Volcano movie on repeat.

[@rmhartman]

There was an Olsen Twins volcano movie?

[@michelle6337]

@@rmhartman Sure was! It was one of their "Adventure of..." movies -- The Adventures of Mary-Kate and Ashley: The Case of the Volcano Mystery. Was it good? Absolutely not. Did I think it was Oscar worthy at 6 years old? Without a doubt.

[@danholmesfilm]

hope you checked out Joe vs the Volcano as well!

[@One_foot_in_the_Grave]

Sorry Andrew but Aaron had it right it's volcanologist not volcanist. You must have misheard it. And nothing can be cuter than you wondering if it was tiny fast-moving stones that killed the squirrels like his wife got hit with a stone... lmfao the mountain hasn't erupted yet but there's rocks flying around. The squirrels died from toxic gases and acidic levels in the water.

[@janish4027]

😂😂😂

[@tishamac529]

That little girl is /was such a strong little actress. As she’s sitting with Pierce contemplating their fate, she’s direct, “IS THE BOAT GONNA SINK” line said and performed so beautifully and convincingly. Hope she she’s still working today.

[@danholmesfilm]

she is! i follow her on instagram, nothing major but she still acts on tv and stuff ;)

[@arkansasrailproductions5507]

Also, she couldn’t swim, which amplified the fear.

[@rmhartman]

"attention should be paid" That's British for "we have a problem"

[@YasmineGalenornOfficial]

Love this movie! And according to volcanologists, it's one of the most accurate depictions of an eruption in movies. Also: welcome to the Cascade volcanos--that's mostly what it's like here when they erupt.

[@SpaceTacos60316]

Reactors seem to be going thru a retro movie phase, and I'm loving it!!!!!!!

[@jinyatta4103]

I really hope you do Volcano also, it's the Armageddon to Dante's Peak's Deep Impact.

[@johncombs829]

I get it, but all the Paul hate is over the top. Outside of movies I'm glad we don't evacuate with every threat in the real world without making totally sure about things. Heck people lose their mind every time the weatherman is wrong about snow if it's not as much.

[@thomasrusconi]

I took a Geology class called Natural Disasters in university. The professor actually showed this movie in class as, in her own words: “the most scientifically accurate volcano movie ever made.”

[@jdmmike7225]

Love me some Dante's Inferno 🤦🤣😂 "Gran-ma is watching Maury, she doesn't have time for this volcano business." 🤣😁

[@MjrCoxwell]

as an older person, its funny to see you laughing at Grandma...She WANTED to stay- and d*e. Too old and not enough will to start life all over and rebuild from nothing when most your family is grown and gone. Grandmas phone was woking fine- she was IGNORING it.

[@PickleBread355]

*took it off the hook ;)

[@FGOboi]

When the rock hits the woman's head, that scene traumatized me when i was a kid

[@j.m.marshall669]

Marian? where did you get mom from?

[@FGOboi]

​@@j.m.marshall669haven't watch it for years so idk tbh why in my head there are kids in the backseat lol

[@j.m.marshall669]

@@FGOboi there are kids in the backsest later on in the film, you might be mixing two scenes together but it's fair enough if you've not seen it for years

[@Eternalsfan]

The rock didn’t just hit her head. It went completely through her body and through the truck. 😦

[@spookyParmesan]

Andrew’s knowledge on pretty much everyone in the film industry is impeccable and I absolutely love it!!! And this film is probably one of my favorite disaster movies such a fun and tense ride

[@lexpresley7094]

The lake turned too fast, but it's a movie. Ppl that are experts on this have said that the lake would not turn that fast, but again, it's a movie. Also, Paul is a hero at the end! If you notice the jeep in front of the van was stuck! Wasn't until Paul hit the back of the vehicle. It got It unstuck. Also, they made sets for the volcanos. Scene with spider legs was a set. The volcano was man made... Grandma saved her family, and Paul saved his crew.

[@connorredshaw5650]

Dates peak was somewhat based on the Mt St Helens eruption. You actually see Mt St Helens in the movie, too, including at the end of the movie.

[@christianlevesque5239]

One of my favorite "disaster" movie, watched it so many time when I was younger.

[@rmhartman]

The problem with volcanos is that even when they are showing signs of activity, there's no telling just when the eruption will happen.

[@christophermiller7756]

I loved the group dynamics that they brought to the cast. Really had a Twister vibe with giving the volcano group unique personalities and brought that the group overall.

[@h0rr0rshow]

This movie was my favorite as a kid. It traumatized me to the point that my night terrors are of lava creeping under my door. I have no regrets though.

[@WRDend]

11:39 He clearly says 'volcanologist'. Rejects: ahh volcanist! Wtf 😂

[@folkblues4u]

I think that's because he studies volcanos, rather than plays them. 😂

[@LenaDee666]

One of my top 2 disaster moviews together with Twister. I just love that it has this big disaster of an active volcano, but it still feels realistic, like it doesn't feel like the drama got pushed to 1000 for no reason. Big images without going overboard and a nice storyline that walks you through it. I also like the chemistry between all the characters

[@MarisolFerreiraMarysoul]

The work developed for blending both visual effects and tangible objects made during these times, for twister, Forrest Gump, Dante's peak, amongst other blockbusters were so crazy amazing to us that we had magazines reporting the how they did it, in depth interviews with the creative teams, photos comparing the evolution of the scene and differences between the before and after. It all may seem a bit corny right now, but it was exciting times discovering these new steps of visual effects. And it was Very impressive.

[@djcali001]

The basic outline of the grandma’s storyline is inspired by Harry R. Truman who refused to evacuate his home near Mt. St. Helens because he similarly believed he had some sort of spiritual connection with the mountain and it would not hurt him.

[@JoeMoon112]

As an 80s-90s kid and lifetime movie snob, I too disagree with the films rating, this one is FUN! Old school movies like this one, Independence Day, Twister, etc etc, have a re-watchability factor that more recent movies lack. This one might not be the most realistic or scientifically accurate film out there but come on, films like these are made to have a good time, like it seems you guys did, happy to see you enjoyed it!

[@EvilSoupDragon]

“The dog always survives, now on to our next reaction Old Yeller”

[@gailseatonhumbert9199]

😂

[@shag139]

Daisy said hold my beer

[@zbennalley]

I have a friend who gets upset when a dog dies in a film that I got her to watch all films where the dog dies secretly. I wish I had filmed the reactions.

[@TimWing23]

Disaster movies were always a favorite of mine. I've seen them all. I really enjoyed this one. Volcano came out in the 90's as well with Tommy Lee Jones.

[@anniebonz]

"Sometimes you have John Connor, and sometimes you have Graham" F'N Sent me LOLOL

[@matt_canon]

11:33 The contrast is what I really love about this movie, besides the build-up in tension. The entire area starts out beautiful in terms of the scenery, and then gradually becomes a burning, ashy, acidic hellscape.

[@rmhartman]

I think the rating is because people were getting sick of disaster flicks around that time.

[@SnowCRAB88]

It’s coffee time! Coffee, coffee, coffee,…cappuccino!

[@mutantx2372]

Pierce Brosnan was 43 when he filmed this movie.

[@MHoran86]

After realizing that most of the channels I support on KZbin live in Cali, I wanted to reach out to some of the channels just to make sure they're still doing OK. I live in Florida, so there's not much I can do in regards to how I can help out; outside of reaching out and making any donation that helps, I just wanted to let creators know that outside of their day to day friends and family, there are others like their audience who do care, and want to help, if given the opportunity. I encourage anyone who can donate, donate what you can. Lately our country has gone out of its way to keep us divided, but in horrible moments like this, people come together, no matter their politics, and help whoever needs it. I don't really use other social media, but wanted to check in on everyone at Reel Rejects, and make sure everyone's ok.

[@EmilyRose4343]

Pretty sure they posted on their community tab about how they were doing if you haven't seen it.

[@NoelMcGinnis]

It's a vulcanologist, not a volcanoist. 😂

[@jamiesucie2685]

Definitely one of the better disaster movies of its time.

[@jfknixon74]

Dantes peak! It's more realistic than a volcano lol

[@evacombs9720]

It's not a great movie for many reasons, but I can tell you as a person who lived in western WA for the '90s (where we have multiple volcanoes, that's why they set it here), it is exactually how the procedure would go. - Even if the volcano were making noises, people wouldn't leave (they do all the time and nothing happens) and no one will have a cell phone in this town in 1997, the mountains block the cell signals (also, it's 1997). Trying to get the word out to all the people would be very hard unless they were all in the same space. This is why we (humans) used to have things like townhall meetings that many people would attend.

[@rmhartman]

The squirrels are probably dying from gas pockets.

[@angelarowe3472]

If y’all would like some knowledge on volcanoes, you need to see the documentary on Mount Saint Helens, that’s where they get a lot of these shots and ideas from in this particular movie but mount Saint Helens was real, it really happened and it’s a real educational type documentary of what happens when a volcano irrupt’s thank you for your reactions appreciate each and everyone of y’all take care and be safe🫶🏻❤️🤠

[@msfeistybabe]

"Irript's" = erupts Yeah I'm not far into the video, but I hope they know Mt. St. Helen's is real!! Apparently vulcanist is also almost the same for volcanologist/vulcanologist (preferred terms) Also vulcanist... some character names on games like Rift So not exactly wrong for Rejects lol

[@desertdunespro]

The volcano crater shots were in fact shot on location at Mount St Helens. No CGI.

[@chrisaustin612]

This is a goto for me...one of those I can start at any point of the movie and watch...many years ago this was in a HBO loop and my wife and I must have watched it 20 times...lol

[@jaimeantoniomangune5793]

great pierce brosnan movie 👏🏻

[@theoriginalbreakage]

SUCH a classic and so underrated. i loved this AND volcano!

[@DementisXYZ]

Was not expecting to watch my favorite movie today. So glad yall reacted to and enjoyed it. Also loved the fun fact about Gale at the beginning.

[@nicktechnubyte1184]

YES, such an underrated masterpiece Wish more people watched this

[@benb55point55]

They shot this movie 45 minutes from where I live. My friend Casey actually got cast as the sherrif because the actor who had been selected couldn't fit the uniform they got him, so they just selected an officer from the town, which happened to be him. My dad got to see Pierce Brosnan in the liquor store when we were headed up camping about a half hour outside of town. This is one of our favorite cheesy disaster movies. Unfortunately from everyone we heard from involved with the film Linda Hamilton was not the easiest person to work with. My family affectionately refers to the grandma as Grandma Stubbs. My dad still wishes he could by those lava-proof Bridgestone tires 🤣🤣🤣

[@chelseamendez6112]

Supposedly this was based on the Mt. St. Helens explosion. My parents lived through it and would make me watch this as a kid so I’d be “prepared” for the future haha

[@DanielRichards644]

Our Mayor owns several restaurants in town, it's actually kind of an issue, they upgraded the city water main last year, guess where the upgrade ended? right at one of his business's and his other one is frankly a fire code violation waiting for a disaster to kill dozens of people.

[@hanziggy6862]

LOL, at first I thought Aaron was saying it is pretty common in small towns to drink coffee. Now you can watch the movie, Volcano, with Tommy Lee Jones that I think came out the same year, 1997, and you can do a comparison, lol. I enjoyed both movies, but think this one is more action-packed & the other is more gritty, at least from what I could vaguely remember from all those years back.

[@brettcloud8550]

This and Volcano starring Tommy Lee Jones scared the shit out of me as a kid lol

[@SweetLou0523]

First movie I ever saw in theaters and I love it! It has held up amazingly well.

[@eduardomoreno4196]

You gotta do volcano... those two were amazing volcano movies

[@jishin75]

I think Daylight would be interesting too from the same period. It was fun.

[@howardvanatter3379]

One of my favorites, it's up there with twister for me , can watch it over and over. Linda Hamilton, 007 (all the great actors beyond them) the vehicles (I want a red box style suburban bad)

[@sarahalaina719]

Yes! Do all the 90s natural disaster films!!

[@thedarkknight2221]

26:42 The boiling frog experiment is exactly what I think of when I think about how horribly humanity handles the very real threat of climate change. Sadly tragedies like the LA wildfires, the increasingly stronger hurricanes, and the dangerously hotter summers are bringing more attention to the general public, but it’s not enough and not soon enough. If we don’t make a significant and rapid change, we will all end up as boiling frogs.

[@DanielRichards644]

fuck your climate change, the LA Wild Fires are not climate change, LA has been burning since long before LA was LA and the stronger hurricanes are (per the NOAA) are being caused by the REDUCTION IN PARTICULATE POLLUTION IN EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA, so your attempts to stop climate change are actually causing the warming that is creating more and more powerful hurricanes.

[@IntergalacticDustBunny]

The boiling frog thing is an urban myth, there was never an experiment done where a frog sat in water and boiled to death, it doesn't matter how slowly you raise the temperature, once the water gets uncomfortable for the frog, it WILL try to escape.

[@deirdrestatham5730]

The kid that played Graham also plays a kid named Billy in the first season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. So many reactors watching BtVS get excited and think it's Joseph Gordon-Levitt. So you're not wrong in thinking he looks a lot like JGL. lol

[@whitneywatches]

I could not click fast enough when I saw this! I love natural disaster films!

[@shag139]

Poor Paul. Tsunami, flash flood in the desert, and a volcanic Lahar will basically grind you to pulp with all the debris in the water.

[@otterpoet]

Thank you all for watching this. _Dante's Peak_ was one of my wife's favorite movies. After she got sick, she'd watched it like once a week. Now that she's passed, I miss hearing Pierce's voice in house, "This mountain is a ticking bomb." 🥲

[@itsjuliescottyay]

I’m very sorry for your loss.

[@msfeistybabe]

I'm so sorry for your loss. She sounds like she had great taste in movies.

[@alexhaas9653]

That was fun, watching it in the theater back then. Like you wrote in the comments, this was up against "Volcano". But this one here is in my opinion far superior. Two great leads. One is James Bond and the other is Sarah Connor. How could this NOT work? And Charles Hallahan (Paul) did fight The Thing (less successful though). Some fun, action, drama...even some romance. It's really a great mix and worked really well.

[@Keithjmcc]

Is a nice town. We live near there. Filming lasted all summer, I would go fishing up the CDA river on weekends and had to drive through the set for weeks. It was fun, buddy of mine got a job doing set carpentry.

[@ace360]

Oh boy 🌋 I remember this gem 🤘

[@Manx36]

We have people in congress who were farmers and still own farms, politics isn’t supposed to pay and it really only does for people who are abusing the job. If you are mayor in a small town, you’d have to have an actual job that pays the bills because being mayor won’t.

[@RckrGrl2010]

Just commenting ahead….grandmas a badass!

[@ajdomer92]

Great reaction guys! Love that you’re spotting all the talent involved in this movie. It’s a classic in my book for the production design and cinematography. It also makes me want a tricked-out Suburban.

[@shamancarmichael5305]

I liked both Dante's Peak and Volcano but for different reasons. I liked Tommy Lee Jones' performance but thought the actual disaster and rescue situations were less believable than those here in Dante's Peak. I enjoyed both though and am really surprised by the low scores for Dante's Peak! Love watching you two do reactions, more please!!

[@SteCatherall]

Andrew I Love your Knowledge on these films, Respect my friend 😊❤

[@Lynn705Hal]

I like the two of you doing reactions together👍

[@THEdjpluto]

19:13 - This scene was filmed on the rim of the Mt St Helens Crater.

[@kagirion]

@9:57 They're not ...platonic....THEY'RE....>TECTONIC.... Hurr durr! ....though platonic still seems to have the world plate in it so WUT.

[@toodlescae]

I love disaster movies. Got hooked by Airport in 1970 and been a fan of the genre ever since.

[@krytikalofficial5094]

One of my Favorite Movies

[@Thomas-VA]

i felt bad for the mountain, it use to be so cute, but it had to go and blow its top and get all gray and moody. Retire/selectively use Wilhem

[@bigsarge8795]

If you think about it , it's kind of funny - Sarah Connor and James Bond are fighting a volcano. Why would they NOT win ?

[@BattleAngelFan99]

I've always liked this movie. Everything in it was pretty solid imo. And I always got the impression many other people hate it and I never can understand this.

[@carriesmith742]

1:07:01 I agree with you guys on the Rotten Tomatoes scores. I really liked this movie and Volcano and Twister, which was lucky enough to be a singular tornado movie. 😊 1:11:25 The "Steel City Michael Douglas", lol. My husband thinks he should use that as his new stage name.

[@DaniVaughnBea]

The boat scene has been seared into my mind for decades 😅

[@Un_Debunkable]

The town in the movie is Wallace, Idaho. The whole town is on the national historic preserve. It's an old wild west silver mining town. The volcano is CGI. It is a mountainous area, but the giant volcano is cgi.

[@c1ph3rpunk]

Volcano, shaken, nor stirred. A mayor of a town that owns a local business isn’t odd, it’s the way it SHOULD be. The suburban town I live in is that way, the mayor gets paid VERY little, it’s a community service position as it’s supposed to be. He owns a construction company in town, lives down the street from me. Full time politician wasn’t the design of those spots when the US was founded.

[@brookeelzowry]

Yes it is almost always true that the mayor of a small town has a full time job....and a lot of times that job is owning/running a local business. My hometown had a mayor for over 30 years who was also the town pharmacist/drug store owner. Charms of a small town I guess 😆

[@jishin75]

Thanks for the reaction, This is one of my favorite disaster movie and maybe movies in general. It's not perfect, but I like the dynamics between Brosnan and Hamilton. VOLCANO OR THIS? I prefer Dante's Peak because it has that "70's" disaster movie vibe and volcano is too over the top! PS: Timothy Dalton is my favorite Bond too!

[@shaharadegan9993]

Great reaction 😊❤One of my most favorite films!

[@Travel__Spin]

I grew up going to school and then later worked right under a dormant volcano. I later lived in a house right on it in my late 20s. This movie scared me as a kid and it was always in the back of my mind that I live on a dormant Volcano with hot springs that were famous in the late 1800s and still popular today… just like Dantes Peak. 👀

[@ev1Lsect]

Gale also worked on Walking Dead. Pretty big one to leave out. I want to watch a movie with Andrew once because I'd bury him in references. I've seen all the movies he hasn't too. Like this one multiple times when it came out.

[@TimeSkipChapters]

⏱️ Timestamps by TimeSkip ⏱️ 00:00:00 - Introduction to Dante's Peak 00:02:30 - Movie Begins: Title Sequence 00:06:16 - Character Introductions 00:08:29 - Town's Best Place Award 00:11:28 - Geological Survey Insights 00:16:01 - Town Council Meeting Tensions 00:17:57 - Expertise and Town's Safety 00:19:31 - Exploring the Volcano 00:23:58 - Seismic Activity Warning 00:30:13 - Public Meeting Announcement 00:38:09 - Grandma's Situation 00:40:10 - Survival Instincts Amid Chaos 00:42:35 - Resourceful Characters in Crisis 00:44:08 - Destruction and Heroism 00:46:31 - Navigating Dangerous Waters 00:56:22 - Character Development and Relationships 00:59:01 - Action and Entertainment Value 01:01:52 - Character Analysis: Pierce Bren 01:04:00 - Grandma's Heroic Act 01:07:36 - Trivia and Fun Facts 01:14:30 - Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up