Those teenage boys, standing up as men for the very first time as men, and letting their voices be heard, and feelings known. I cannot think of a more perfect ending.

Great film, and given your age, I understand some of your reactions during the film. This was set in 1959 and the world and family dynamics were very different back then. Your analysis at the end was partially the consensus. I was 33 yrs old when this came out, and there must have been at least 6 months of intense talk talk talk about the film no matter who you were with. Thanks eh !

@mikewatchesstuff

6 ай бұрын

Hey thanks again for visiting! Yeah I bet there was a lot of good discussion had about this one. The more I think about it, the more I can understand the differences and how things were back then.

really good video reaction of one of my favorite movies.

_FINALLY._ A reactor who actually picks up on the fact that Neil is _lying_ about having talked with his dad.

@mikewatchesstuff

Ай бұрын

Do people most of the time not pick up on that? To me it seemed like there were plenty of clues, he stuttered while telling Keaton about it, and also Keating looked like he didn't believe him

@StoryMing

Ай бұрын

@@mikewatchesstuff Several of the reactors I have seen missed the clues. …Or maybe it just seems like a lot because it is *_SO_* painful to watch them be happy for Neil, knowing what’s coming. I’ll have to review my watch history. I remember at least 2 for sure, anyway….

@StoryMing

Ай бұрын

Okay- so far, found 3 or 4 that DID pick up on it. 5 or 6 who tookNeil at his word. The rest were ambiguous, silent on commentary, or skipped that scene.