We Were All In *DISGUST* Watching The Fly (1986) MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING!

[@davidcopple8071]

Ironically a quote by Jeff Goldblum's character in Jarasic Park that applies to his character in this movie " You were so focused on if you could. That you forgot to think about, If you should."

[@toddbonny3708]

Malcolm: "Don't mix insects with genetic technology!" Everyone else: "Why should we listen to you?" Malcolm: This movie....

[@3912James]

This is also the 2nd Goldblum movie that involved "pods" (his other movie was Invasion Of The Body Snatchers).

[@toddbonny3708]

@@3912James also a body horror remake

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Life......finds a way.

[@CraigMcfly1985]

It's pronounced: *Jurassic*

[@InjuredRobot.]

This reaction made me feel young again, brought back some intense memories, being the movie I saw on the first real date I was ever on. She was reluctant to see it and it really freaked her out, had me drop her off home right after and I thought I had really messed up. I was wrong, the next day she called and apologized and asked for a do-over. We saw Stand By Me a few days later and she loved it (me too, good movie) and we were together for almost a year until she went to college. Enjoy your youth, savor every minute because it only happens once!

[@sassymenses]

How old are you?

[@stanzaloan3454]

​@@sassymenses😆 Why do you ask?

[@sassymenses]

@@stanzaloan3454 I can't recall 😁

[@hcm9999]

Moral of the story: never drink while teleporting.

[@MrUndersolo]

And don't try to impress a baboon!

[@dakritic]

Here, here

[@scipioafricanus5871]

Always teleport responsibly.

[@sharp7in8]

And never arm wrestle a man that just ate a candy bar.

[@Mumble8988]

Moral or the story: Never build a teleportation device because if you do you will slowly turn into a horrific fly man.

[@jalenjohnson1662]

I always find it weird when people get upset that Geena Davis’ character didn’t immediately blow him away. As if no one in this video would have an issue killing the loved one they’re sitting next to if it came to that. I think it’s an important human moment to end the movie on. Her hesitance is a reminder of what that thing on the floor is.

[@reactions5783]

19:12 "Using scissors to cut hairs is..." "... perfectly normal." -Every barber who has ever lived. ✂ 😂

[@SaltyDog1967]

I took my wife to see this on out first date in 1986, 37 years ago. I was 19 and she was 17 and we got married 2 years later and celebrate our 35 year anniversary in December. The special effects were top notch for that time.

[@OpenMawProductions]

Did you watch it for your anniversary?

[@FireTiger941]

@@OpenMawProductions That's a really sweet story. Happy anniversary! :)

[@MicroClases_Ciencia]

Was "The Fly" the theme of your wedding?

[@davidmeir9348]

They're still impressive today, almost 40 years later.

[@dizastro5437]

They suck. If Jeff Goldblum landed on me, I would be more annoyed.

[@thingwithfeathers5129]

Cam didn’t disappoint. It’s messed up, but people with quick gag reflex crack me up.

[@Firstborn0Raz]

Fun fact Cam and Zay there are actually a couple of deleted scenes to this movie, one where Brundle grows a fly arm out of his torso and he amputates it, hence why his final transformation only has five legs instead of six. The second deleted scene follows after Brundle dissolves Stathis’s foot, he actually does eat it afterwards in the deleted scene. Just want to let you both know.

[@danielmillward9947]

Which is why after the foot he goes to eat his face and looks like he's already drank something

[@GoWestYoungMan]

In 1986, teleportation was something very few people had thought or heard about. Their only introduction to it would have been in a tv show like Star Trek but was considered fantasy. The journalist being puzzled would have been a very normal response.

[@nathanfitzgerald6651]

Cam gets the funniest expressions on his face when he gets grossed-out, lol! I love it!

[@terryemery4348]

I thought for sure he was going to barf. So close, so many times.

[@nathanfitzgerald6651]

@@terryemery4348 Heheh, I could almost FEEL Cam's stomach cramps over this!

[@judson9223]

Cam was born to be a body horror reactor! XD

[@angelavalentino5146]

Jeff Goldblum and Gina Davis (who were married), did several movies together. “Earth Girls are Easy”, and “Transylvania 6500” are some, both are funny/ cheesey good for an afternoon.

[@joecortes7142]

This is one of my favorite 80's movies. Next to An American werewolf in London. If you think about it, the outside of Seth's body was becoming a cocoon to the insect forming inside him. So when his skin began falling off at the end, the fly was hatching and showing it's true form

[@CzechMirco]

12:40 This is probably the first time I see in your reactions Zay laughing his head off as usually it is Cam. And its so much fun to watch you both screaming with laughter.

[@gallendugall8913]

The sequel is okay. It doesn't have the powerhouse performances by Goldblum and Davis which do a lot to elevate this film.

[@rodbacote8607]

Just have to say, having your girlfriends go from watching The Princess Bride with you to The Fly is a true test of your relationships!! At it's core, it's a love story and a tragedy. In an interview, both Davis and Goldblum thought the scene when she hugs him is supposed to be a moment of empathy, but audiences, just like you guys, were more repulsed that she even touched him.

[@OpenMawProductions]

I think the big issue is that she hugs him on the side where his ear just fell off. If she had hugged him the other way it probably wouldn't have put people off as much, but she really puts the side of her head up to that giant puss leaking cavity.

[@johnmaynardable]

Yes "Be afraid, be very afraid." comes from this movie. This is a wonderful David Cronenberg movie.

[@shsz1984]

It's heartwarming to see the new generation reacting to the best movies of our times. Uncovering these gems from the past. Kudos to you guys! Keep digging. There are MANY more "gems" waiting for you.

[@Arsolon618]

Cam hit the nail on the head when he mentioned the question of what is really happening if a teleportation device is essentially killing you and building a new version of yourself on the other side. This movie explores that question in a terrifying way. Of course it's not the same person on the other side. Its something, or someone, else. And just to prove that point, lets see what happens when you throw a fly and a person into the mix together.

[@Gunnar001]

Similar to Star Trek’s transporters and whether they’re death machines or not. Are they really transporting the same person from one place to another? Or are they simply killing the original person by disintegrating and turning them into energy and then materializing a perfect copy at a different location? This new copy would have no idea it was a copy if it had all the memories of the original right up to the point of being transported. Then this copy would later be killed when transporting somewhere else. A copy of a copy of a copy of a copy, etc etc. How would you know if you were the true you or not? I think this may have been part of the reason why Dr. McCoy never liked using transporters in the original show and movies.

[@orchidwave2574]

@@Gunnar001 If you're being recreated to the atomic level...an electron is an electron is an electron. A water molecule is a water molecule. If, say, the brain can be duplicated down to the very electrons and protons, how would you not have the same brain in the same state - same with the rest of the body? Remember, just day to day living you're sort of replacing your material constantly with material that wasn't part of you before. You're materially a different person when you wake up than when you went to bed, right? Cells have died, other cells have divided, metabolism has converted this molecule to some other molecule...and you don't think twice about whether or not you're still you. The scenario in teleportation is just swapping out the molecules you have now with the same molecules in the exact same configuration as before. If anything, you would be 'dead' for a split second and alive a moment later....less difference than the difference between the you of last night and the you of this morning.

[@davidlionheart2438]

Wrong

[@Arsolon618]

@@orchidwave2574 But this can't be said about Seth.

[@orchidwave2574]

@@Arsolon618 yeah, not in HIS situation with the little fly mishap. I'm talking about the concept of teleportation in general...and the idea at least philosophically whether such a process would leave you as the same person... assuming no stupid flies or mosquitos or...actually, what does the process do with microorganisms? Everyone's crawling with dust mites and things that live unnoticed in your eyelash follicles etc etc, which are multicellular creatures... why would Brundle's process notice a fly but not notice the millions of tinier bugs?

[@dakritic]

It wasn’t his strive for perfection. It was allowing jealousy to get the best of him.

[@tranya327]

The original, 1950s version of the story, can’t match this one in the special effects area, but is a very strong film in its own right - well worth watching. •••• There are many filters through which it’s possible to view this story. One that the director talks about, on the DVD track, is the filter of a man who gets a terminal illness that changes his body as he approaches death, and how he and the people closest to him, deal with it. •••• This movie’s script is indeed the origin of the popular phrase, “Be afraid. Be very afraid.” •••• One of the key producers of this film was Mel Brooks. He deliberately kept his name out of the film’s credits, because he knew that his brand was heavily associated with comedy (which this movie was not.) If people had made the connection between this film and, “Mel Brooks, the comedian,” they would have gotten the wrong idea about what sort of film this was. This was a very solid, "Do what is necessary for the success of the end product" move on Brooks's part. (You do see the name "Brooks" in the credits, but you would not make the connection with •Mel• Brooks.) •••• Other than the 1958 version of ‘The Fly,’ there are three major motion pictures that deal with ‘teleportation mishaps’ in at least parts of their story: Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) (where it’s an incident, but not at all the story’s main focus); this film (which plays it for drama) and, Galaxy Quest (1999), which plays the mishap for laughs.

[@MsAppassionata]

And, on a much more minor level, in “Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince”, when Draco Malfoy tries to teleport an apple and a bird unsuccessfully.

[@paulklenknyc]

Oh boy this is going to be a treat! My favorite reactors!

[@kevinburton3948]

AWESOME REACTION! I was 17 when I first watched this film back in the 80s- filmed in my old hometown of Toronto (Ontario, Canada). Cam is just lucky they left out the deleted "Monkey-Cat" scene. As Seth tries to figure out how to reduce the fly DNA in him, he experiments by putting a cat in with the OTHER remaining baboon. The "Monkey-Cat" that comes out goes wild and viciously attacks Seth, who has to beat it to death with a lead pipe. Afterwards we discover what the "bulge in Seth's abdomen" is- a "fly leg" that bursts through his skin... Which Seth then *bites off with his teeth*. Even the test audiences couldn't handle that so it was all left out. Poor Seth- all he wanted to do was create a new form of transportation because he suffered from motion sickness.

[@DVDNewsFlash]

There's a sequel, THE FLY II (1989).

[@TooSillyMovies]

One of my all time favorites! I really love horror movies that are more tragic romances than anything, in the same vein as Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992). If you haven’t already watched that I would highly recommend it!

[@headrushindi]

Actually the accurate concept behind Teleportation and this film , is : The device doesn't KILL you. It breaks down your structure at the atomic level , and reassembles it again on the other side. Still you, like in star trek..it merely (deconstructs you , and puts you back together. The film however studies upon the what it premise. "What If" an insect is trapped in the Pod with you when you get " Deconstructed" , and when you are reassembled your DNA, and Genes have been Mixed on the atomic level with the insect , making you an entirely different species that never existed before.

[@tonysoto8949]

The use of the boss is very important because that would be how an ex who happens to be your boss would act. And the 2nd lady was right in how he was the reason that set off the events that happened. And typical of a man with power he lost his girlfriend because he felt he was doing her a favor by being with her and when she lost interest in him and started to see another man he realized he wasn’t as important and powerful as he thought he was which was proven when he showered at her house and she shot him down. I believe he loved her in his own twisted wrong way so when she needed him he was there. It was organic and well acted. So him arriving with a shot gun to help her in the end to me did not come off as a script written to make him a hero, just a man who honestly had nothing going on in his life and someone he loved and cared about was in danger. Great movie and how Jeff Goldblum did t win any awards for his performance is crazy. Even with heavy make up he was able to make gestures with his eyes and the twitching along with those eye gestures was unreal. The practical effects were also incredible. A true Cronenberg horror masterpiece. Much like the Exorcist this movie has aged very well

[@LinNoOne]

w Cam having such a fast gag reflex I knew this was gonna be a good one

[@SUZABELLA34]

OK guys.. I hope you keep your sponsorship with Skillshare cuz I FRICKEN LOVE THAT SHORT YOU DO! I laugh every single time!

[@JC-rb3hj]

All of you were fantastic, excellent reaction.

[@scottjo63]

Now, you must do the original Evil Dead, guaranteed for Cam to really hate milk and oatmeal by the end of the movie

[@lawrencefine5020]

My all time favorite horror movie. Jeff Goldblum should have won an Oscar for his astonishing performance as the Fly. I love David Cronenberg movies and I think it’s his best one. Try another Cronenberg movie: Scanners. Great reaction

[@TTM9691]

The bit with the bird in your commercial cracked me up. 🤣

[@davidbarnes1113]

That movie was amazing to see in 1986. Yes, I almost walked out of the theater it was so gross, but I loved it. 😂

[@csilt]

Cool to see your girlfriends, always interesting to get the ladies perspective. I remember seeing this movie back in the day, I think I saw it on VHS at a friends house. You can see how this in a way influenced Jurrasic Park and it's interesting that Steven Spielberg either consciously or subconsciously cast Jeff Goldblum.

[@BobS-mv5fl]

Good way to start off the Halloween season. Great reaction and after-movie commentary from all of you. Spot on about the ending where you're absolutely horrified and disgusted, but at the same time you feel sorry for Brundle. Not an easy feat to accomplish. Jeff Goldblum did a phenomenal job. I don't think anybody else could have brought as much to the roll what he did. This is the first time I've watched this movie in years. My gag reflex isn't as bad as Cam's, but I almost did a couple of technicolor yawns at the theater then I saw this.

[@reverts3031]

I'd love if there would be more reactions to the original "The Fly" from 1958 - because it stars my favorite horror movie actor - Vincent Price. VP was the one who narrated that lovely poem in Michael Jackson's "Thriller" song. And... there's an iconic scene in the original... "help me....!"

[@davidlionheart2438]

Seriously? Can you even imagine how snotty and condescending they would be with the original?

[@clarencewalker3925]

Vincent Price didn't care for ther remake.

[@stanzaloan3454]

​@@davidlionheart2438As over dramatic as they were watching this version, I'd make no attempt to watch them react to the original. I almost stopped watching this one. This movie definitely has some gross scenes but damn..........

[@stanzaloan3454]

​@@clarencewalker3925i can imagine

[@shouryu]

Isaiah truly is the bestest homie. "Don't look, don't look, don't look!" Always has Cam's back. Puke in front of your woman? Not on MY watch, bro!

[@elroysez8333]

Oh man... as soon as I saw that you were doing this I knew Cam would be squealing nonstop. 😂😂😂

[@carlosrvra]

- WHY would you watch this Cam?! Especially with those gag episodes of yours! The second half of this movie is pretty much gaggable all the way to the end! 🤢 - Why would you two choose THIS of all episodes to invite your girlfriends?!?! #BadChoices #BrundleFly - That being said, loved your reactions to the unnecessary baboon usage. Maybe start with a MOUSE my dude! Or at least use a mouse the SECOND time before putting another baboon in! 😀 - "Can he now just teleport upon command?" was SO opposite of what actually happened at the end. 😮😄 - Sequel isn't as good, but it's worth a watch.

[@serinx]

jesus, I haven't even watched yet... and I know that adding GFs into this mix is going to be.... awesome !!!! :P :P

[@allauricia1985]

Sequel will break your heart with the dog

[@srichael2713]

Is this supposed to be a date night or scare-your-girlfriend-night? 😄 Anyways these old practical effects tends to create the horrific "realism" that will churn your insides. Even I don't think I can rewatch them again...

[@rumham7466]

Maybe the girls like horror movies? Like many people do

[@entropygizmo2880]

“You’ve just met this man…” An odd statement, considering this is the age of Tinder, and casual hook-ups.

[@BoBobber383]

There is a comedy with Jeff Goldblum, Geena Davis, Damon Wayans and Jim Carrey called Earth girls are easy.

[@w1975b]

Another comedy with Jeff Goldblum and singer Cyndi Lauper is Vibes, came out same year.

[@shine01120]

When i saw this was a reaction for The Fly I had to get some alcohol. Now take a shot each time Cam gags or heaves 😂

[@jdogjohnson382]

The fly 2 is actually a fun gory creature feature it doesn't have the same strong performances as this one did but it's fun.

[@LambertBowden56]

I like how the boyfriends here are reacting like they are the girlfriends... they don't stop talking and explain how creepy the men are.

[@StCerberusEngel]

The main theme of this movie is actually losing control over your own body, something you can't escape. Specifically, it's an allegory for terminal illness.

[@jamielandis4308]

This movie remains one of the grossest I’ve ever seen. Good choice! Jeff Goldblum and Gena Davis star together in “Earth Girls Are Easy.” I think it was where they met. They ended up getting married.

[@Whitebrowpriest]

Another great, classic 80s horror film you should react to is "Scanners" (1981), starring Michael Ironside. Also, "Videodrome" (1983), starring James Woods, and Debra Harry ('Blonde').

[@marcushart3360]

The sequel is equally brutal but unfortunately underrated.

[@jh5131]

The melting face rip scene of that one security guard is still unbelievably brutal and holds up well

[@FireTiger941]

@@jh5131 OMG the effects in the second film are even more gross than this one. The deaths are brutal, and the ending is haunting. They should definitely check it out!

[@DarrellElvisHillChannel]

In 1986, they handed everyone a bucket as we went to find a seat, "here is your bucket sir" - "here is your bucket ma'am" ... "what are these for?" we asked ... "oh, you'll find out very soon." ... "oh, okay ..." ... ... ... half the buckets were filled right up!

[@angelavalentino5146]

Just FYI- The 80’s were WILD! Buying a baboon is one of least crazy/ freaky things you’ll see in 80’s movies.

[@dropbarracuda]

Love y'all's reactions, but this was God awful over breakfast 😂😂. This hit SO many of my big triggers: unusual body fluids, teeth falling out, randos showering in my place uninvited, kidnapping by Grendle, human molting. Truly a horror show.

[@LateCambrian]

This is the saddest body horror movie ever made… masterpiece

[@jamesscanlan6240]

Im surprised there was no praise for the amazing practical effects. Anyway for me the film is a nine.

[@jimtatro6550]

I worked at a movie theater as an usher when this came out. I loved standing in the back of the theater for the moment she hugs him after he pukes all over himself. The response from the crowd never failed to make me laugh my ass off.😂

[@elijahvincent985]

And there's 5 words that makes this video funnier to watch: Now. It's. A. Disney. Movie.

[@divinelangene6813]

What

[@kc1john]

Flies crave sugar along with other insects. Leave something with sugar around and watch the insect infestation.

[@OfficialAuntieJenn]

It's funny how universal you assume the knowledge of teleportation was in 1986 😂 a lot has changed in 40 years

[@thunderstruck5484]

Great movie me and my brother saw at the theater, big fans of the original also, thanks y’all

[@charrid56maclean]

Poor Cam, you suffer so for your Art❤.

[@scottjo63]

Oh nooo, will Cam survive??

[@angelagraves865]

I haven't even started the video yet and I'm betting Cam yarks. This a really gross one. 🤣🤮

[@SCharlesDennicon]

The overreaction of the dude on the left each time something gross happened, while the chick on the right was generally cool about it... come on bro, have some dignity. :D

[@dropbarracuda]

Just had a thought: y'all think on the first teleportation there was also a little tiny Fly-Human hybrid that went thru this whole scenario as well, but from a fly's point of view? 😂😂😂

[@Quirderph]

This *actually happens* in the original film from 1958.

[@mutanthybrid3466]

Actually Jeff Goldbloom himself performed some of the acrobatics in this movie. He worked out and practiced for those stunts himself and had a stunt double perform more advanced moves he had not mastered himself.

[@zinho910]

I'm 49 years old and watched this film in the cinema, when I was 11. It's fascinating to see that young people react now the same way the audience did in 1986. The couple on the left side are very funny! 😂

[@newman7316]

I see it as a story about addiction, alcoholism etc. Seriously, telepod = heroin / bottle of whiskey. Downward spiral that ruins lives. And sometimes it all ends in death.

[@mrobichaux75]

Agreed. The gradual transformation when seen from Ronnie’s point of view is similar to a person enduring a loved one’s disintegration when in the throes of cancer or addiction. Seth doesn’t become evil. He becomes desperate.

[@botz77]

Greatest love story of all time.

[@savage_skirt5386]

I laughed, hysterically, watching you guys react to this one

[@SgtTechcomDN38416]

The 2nd one isn't as good but it's well worth a watch. Really fun watching intelligent people half my age react to this, great reaction.

[@dennisdman11]

Jeff goldblum and Geena Davis were actually a couple in real life at the time .

[@timh3576]

Awesome reaction and some good laughs. Thanks!

[@justjasyn292]

I've been waiting for this and you didn't disappoint! Great reaction! I love Gena Davis! She is such a great actress, if you like 90s action with a female lead... check out "Long kiss goodnight"

[@MsAppassionata]

How about “Thelma And Louise”?

[@jannathompson2262]

No one reacts to Thelma and Louise...I mean hello! Ridley Scott...;)

[@Dystopia1111]

Having seen this reaction, you all need to check out 'The Blob' (1988). Another 50s horror classic remade into an 80s body horror cult classic. Not quite as well-known as The Thing or The Fly, but it gained a cult following for good reason. Very well-done movie.

[@stewmass3018]

I think we found Cam's vomit threshold. As long as he keeps getting shocked, he doesn't have time for the nausea to kick in. LOL 1985's Day of the Dead next!! hahahah

[@lynnshulman]

This movie was nothing like the original done in 1958, where the fly gets caught in a spider web at the end, "Help Me!" -- unforgettable!!!

[@AmountStax]

No shelf life on good practical effects. This movie rules.

[@karlabedell3559]

I'm at work, and I just lost it at diluted fly pregnant woman man.😂

[@jeremiahrose4681]

Call me sick, the best time to watch this is when you're eating.

[@m00nwa1ker]

There's also a Fly 2 (1989) movie which is a direct sequel to this one. Eric Stoltz the main actor from the sequel had the original role for Marty Mc Fly from Back to the Future before they replaced him with Michael J. Fox, some of the production recordings of him from Back to the Future can also be found on yt.

[@MelissaDisha]

You 4 had me rolling!! I never thought I'd laugh through The Fly ever! I saw it when it came out. Everyone in the theater put their food and drinks on the floor. Gagging, belching, you name it! I need to send Cam a pack of barf bags off of the airplane. So disgusting...I never knew there was a 2nd one! Yeah...probably won't be seeing that 😂🎉

[@katiestewart5688]

Eric stoltz plays the son...less barf inducing than the first one

[@CoopyKat]

@MelissaDisha Nice story but quite exaggerated. I saw it in the theatre, nobody reacted like that. These four "reactors" call Geena Davis's character "stupid" for not knowing those pods are for teleportation. Teleportation DOES NOT EXIST, even in 2023. So why would someone in 1986 know what's happening? Young people like this can't tell what is real or what is fake. I think these four do nothing but watch Star Wars and Star Trek and all kinds of fantasy garbage to the point they have no grasp on reality.

[@theViomax]

Have been familiar with this version of The Fly most my life. Like it. Finally watched the original a bit ago. Suffered all the quirks of movies from the time but honestly the story was more disturbing in the original if not near as gory.

[@xanderathome]

The comedian Mel Brooks was a producer on this,

[@nikkiloveslife4841]

I was 9 years old when this was released in 1986. I remember when this was in theaters. I saw it on HBO a year after it’s released. I’m 47 now.

[@panjamysy]

This movie is one of my favorites of all time. This, The Thing and the original Psycho are horror movies I can watch again and again and still love them.

[@johnmarcey7176]

He was showering there because he had a key…they used to go out

[@Arsolon618]

I hope you guys react to more David Cronenberg movies: Eastern Promises, A History of Violence are good ones!

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

I could never watch this movie to the end as a child. I however killed my self laughing at all your reactions. Evidently I have a dark sense of humour.

[@HARLEYMK69]

You must must watch and review the fly 2. :D

[@tomfrankiewicz4030]

The dream sequence really freaked me out when I saw this movie back in the day.

[@diarrheagondola]

Zoomers watching Cronenberg body horror. There's not much more entertaining. -_-

[@Devaughn-c5e]

Cam's weak stomach made this hilarious....... Lol

[@BrianMcClure-b7z]

Story bso far: jeff the mad scientist had teleported while drunk...and came back as part of the pod people... they're here! They're all here!!

[@GregorioGrasselli1972]

You didn't mention the top notch special effects!

[@davidmeir9348]

You know guys, The Fly is a love story... OK, with acidic vomit and body parts melting, but still.... 🤪

[@somthingbrutal]

welcome to the wonderful world of David Cronenberg

[@huitzilopochtli6193]

I love your Reactions, I'm happy you did watch the Fly and personally I like the second part , be ready to watch it 👍👍greetings from Philadelphia 😎

[@mattsnyderARTIST]

You guys should seek out the original cheesy version from 1957...with a messed up memorable ending "Help me"

[@dunbardunelm3924]

😭😭🥹☺️✨

[@Bonobanos]

Yes, Be afraid. Be very afraid. is from this movie originally

[@dunbardunelm3924]

It was on the movie posters 😊