Respect to y’all! Very few creators watch this movie and it’s actually really good. It’s an homage to Grindhouse exploitation movies of the 70s. Kurt Russell is definitely laminated hall pass worthy!

@scottneil1187

8 ай бұрын

I myself didn't watch it for years (hate grindhouse films), finally watched it and could have slapped myself!, so damn good!.

@jannathompson2262

6 ай бұрын

That's because it's Tarantino's worst 😂

@kellifranklin9872

6 ай бұрын

@@jannathompson2262 I really enjoyed it and apparently so did a lot of other people. He nailed the 70s exploitation B-movie grindhouse style. You’re entitled to your opinions as am I. Feel free to keep trolling though.

@jannathompson2262

6 ай бұрын

@@kellifranklin9872 I don't think my opinion is trolling it's an opinion. I love Tarantino but Death Proof is his worst movie...carry on,)

@Sharken-ob9gu

2 ай бұрын

​@@jannathompson2262 In your opinion

This was the theatrical version as it was released with Planet Terror and both had "missing reels" in order to cut the time down a little. But in their individual releases the missing reels are added back so you can see the lapdance in that version.

@AshLee92490

8 ай бұрын

I remember the reaction when the lapdance got skipped in the theater. All of that buildup only to get hit with the "Missing Reel" instead 😂. I was glad they included it in the DVD version though because it was great lol...

@chrisherber1635

5 ай бұрын

What?! The lap dance was a pivotal scene 😂.

Sydney is Sidney's daughter. I love this movie. Such a great cast! I named my cat Zoe, after Zoe the f-ing cat. 😊

@jannathompson2262

6 ай бұрын

I named my cat Vincent Vega❤

@blehlee6745

Ай бұрын

Sydney is so beautiful as Jungle Julia ❤❤❤

The Robert Rodriguez Grindhouse film is a zombie movie called Planet Terror, is absolutely absurd and insane but definitely worth the watch. If I remember correctly they actually did double features of both the movies at a bunch of drive-ins

@holdensagan

8 ай бұрын

Regular theaters as well. It started with the Machete trailer(which eventually got made into a movie), then Planet Terror, then 4 or 5 fake trailers(one of which is Thanksgiving which is now the new Eli Roth movie), then Death Proof. I saw it in the theater. First double feature in my life. It was a good time.

This was such a fun reaction! I’m so glad you guys enjoyed this so much because I’ve always felt it’s overlooked. The women in this film are incredible and it’s a truly exhilarating watch. I always have the same big grin on my face watching Death Proof. This Tarantino series has been FANTASTIC! I can’t wait for Jen to see Kurt in Hateful Eight

Oh goodness, this movie really deserved to be seen as part of Grindhouse. Saw it three times in theaters, and is easily one of my all-time favortie movie theater experiences. Such a shame that Grindhouse bombed at the box office and with audiences, cause it was an absolute blast!

Skips in films were common with explotation films in the 70's. There were very few copies and they were shipped to theater to theater. They became very worn so there were jumps in the movie. And sometimes, the film would break or get stuck and you'd actually see the film burn on the theater screen.

The Sydney Poitier in this movie is his daughter. She played Jungle Julia

I think this is my favorite Tarantino movie, think one reason is Zoe, just so cool to see her acting and not just being the stunt double Great movie to make a drinking game out of

I love this movie SO MUCH! And very much like Jackie Brown, it gets better with every re-watch! Underrated FOR SURE.

“I don’t want to get in Kurt’s car anymore.” 🤣 Your Mom is the MVP of the channel, and we are here for it.

This is one of my favorite films…you guys watched a version I’ve never seen tho…I’ve never seen a version where the lap dance was cut…and other little things were different as well…seems like an edited version🤔…but I enjoyed watching it with you regardless.

@LarryLeeder

8 ай бұрын

It's the theatrical cut. It played in cinemas back-to-back with Planet Terror, so both were edited for time purposes.

Zoe Bell also did the stunts for Lucy Lawless in Xena: Warrior Princess. In Django Unchained, she was one of the Stonecypher gang (with her face covered with a bandana). She is seen carrying an Ax in one scene and looking at Stereoscope pictures in another. Zoe stars in a Movie called Angel of Death and Lucy lawlwss is a supporting Actress in the film.

Ayeeeee ! Y’all have to do Planet Terror along with this for everything to make complete sense, love this as well as Planet Terror

The lapdance is a great scene and I'm sorry it wasn't in your version but yes, please watch Planet Terror as said below by Rodriguez. Great film.

This was the first film I recall Kurt Russell playing a villain.

@LarryFleetwood8675

8 ай бұрын

Crazy to think, it's now 17 years ago they made this film...

I want nachos every time I watch this movie! Thanks y’all! Also Jordan Ladd was the blonde girl driving the car at the beginning, she’s Cheryl Ladd’s from Charlie’s Angels daughter I believe

@sallyatticum

8 ай бұрын

I want chili!

The first time I saw this movie, I was blown away at Russell's character. lol Still a great movie.

@LarryFleetwood8675

8 ай бұрын

Kurt plays another baddie in Dark Blue (2002), this time on the 'right side of the law' though he's a crooked cop.

@MacMc691

8 ай бұрын

@@LarryFleetwood8675 I'll have to check that one out too then, Death Proof is the only movie where I've seen him play a bad guy, unless you count Snake Plissken, which he somewhat walks the line between good and bad. lol I'm used to always seeing him playing the good guy in most everything, going as far back as his Disney days.

@becauseimbatman1391

8 ай бұрын

​@@MacMc691 He's a bad guy in Guardians of the Galaxy 2. I know it's probably sacrilegious to mention a Marvel film in a Tarantino film comment section, but the 3 Guardians of the Galaxy movies are worth watching even if you're not a Marvel fan

The non-Grindhouse, full version has the lap dance scene and others in it that this one doesn't.

If no one already mentioned, The actress from Pulp Fiction you referenced is Amanda Plummer. She is Christopher Plummer's daughter. Jungle Julia (actress) is Sidney Poitier's daughter, Sydney Poitier.

Jungle Julia (Sidney Tamiiia Poitier), it´s the daughter of the classic actor Sidney Poitier, the first black actor who won an Oscar in a leading role in 1963.

Ahhh. You watched the un-full version. The lap dance is pretty iconic. Hunt it down.

Did u notice kurt russell at the bar while they were sitting in the restaurant talking bout the dodge challenger? If you not paying attention you wont even see him sitting there listening to them talk 😩🤣

You might want to add Four Rooms it was a lesser known Tarantino movie, that happens in one night at a Hollywood hotel on New Years Eve. Also it stars in the lead Tim Roth in the best role he has ever played.

@LarryLeeder

8 ай бұрын

It's a long-standing tradition in this household to watch Four Rooms every New Year's Eve.

@scottneil1187

8 ай бұрын

It's not a Tarantino film, it's an anthology film where he only directed one of four segments. It's also terrible.

@scottneil1187

8 ай бұрын

Also, Tim Roth's best role is in Made in England.

@DustinLollar

8 ай бұрын

"Made In Britain" a made for television movie from 1982 and his first performance as an actor. And that was his "Best Role"? @@scottneil1187

@LarryFleetwood8675

8 ай бұрын

@@scottneil1187 His best is Meantime (1983) in my opinion, an absolutely amazing performance.

The early scenes were filmed in Austin, at the Texas Chili Parlor, Gueros and Home Slice. Then out to Luling Texas and I think the later chase scenes were filmed in California.

Death Proof- Filming locations include Lompoc, Los Olivos and Santa Ynez, Ca. and Austin and Luling, TX. Guero's Taco Bar - 1412 S. Congress Ave. Austin, Tx. 78704

The muscle duck hood ornament on the first car is a call back to Sam Peckinpah's movie "Convoy"

@KaterChris

8 ай бұрын

Oh yeah you need to do a reaction to that one!

theres footage of the lap dance in another cut of the movie

Oh,Yes! This is where the fun begins!

Jungle Julia, the radio DJ is played by Sydney Pottier, the daughter of legendary actor Sidney Pottier. ❤

Your mom was swooning at that beautiful angel line.

Kurt Russel makes an amazing villain and...play stupid games, win stupid prices! Overlooked, underrated, but this movie is one of my favorites Tarantino movies. I may have a mean streak, but I love a good revenge flick, especially when the hunted becomes the hunter. When you see Stuntman Mike butchering these poor girls in such a sadistic way, it's rather difficult to feel sorry for him afterwards.

Seen this movie at least 6 or 7 times. Also, seen many reactors reactions...had no idea about the Big Trouble in Little China T-shirt in the bar.... Great catch!

glad yall watched this one!! not enough creators react to it. it’s one of tarantino’s most underrated films imo

IMPORTANT: grindhouse is a double feature they use to have in old movie theaters. PS there's different versions of the movie with different scenes in some it shows the lap dance and please tell me you guys will react to Planet Terror.

That's so weird. On my version you actually see the lap dance and there's no moment when 'REEL MISSING' comes up on the screen. There's also some different dialogue that I've never heard in the version I own.

You should watch the extended version, such a great movie!! I think all the pictures of women at the end are his other victims.

The way it was presented in theaters was Planet Terror first like it was the movie of "today" while Death Proof would be a slightly older movie that it was paired with. Some of the same characters are in both and Rose McGowan (the first to die in the car) has a more minor role in Death Proof, but is the female lead of Planet Terror. It was a great time to watch in the theater. When I came out a guy came up to me and asked if I had just watched it and I said I had and he said that the theater we were in was built on what used to be a drive in and they showed movies just like Grindhouse. I also remember going to the drive in with my parents and one of the double features was a "rape" double. One movie was Lipstick and the other was Jackson County Jail. Another was a disaster double....The Towering Inferno and The Poseidon Adventure.

You DO NOT mess with these girls. Lee was probably kicking that guy's behind.

The lap dance is in one of the releases. Its pretty great

This is the movie that really turned me on to Quinten Terintino movies. It’s still my favorite.

The lap dance scene was great. I love this movie ❤

This one was filmed in and around Austin, Texas.

When I say I clicked so fast!!

That impression of HoneyBunny was amazing! Thank you for making me laugh! Love your reactions.

Awesome reaction ❤❤. Hello from Pa USA 🇺🇸. Thanks for another great reaction.

MICHAEL parks also starred in the TV series 'Then Came Bronson

@LarryFleetwood8675

8 ай бұрын

Bronson did indeed come later for Parks, when he starred in Death Wish 5 with Charlie.

Mom & Son "Oh! what the fuck!" at the car crash scene 😂

Not sure if you noticed but the diner scene was an 8+ minute one-shot.

Grindhouse released in theaters as a double feature of Planet Terror and Death Proof. It was an homage to the Grindhouse cinemas of the 70s that played low budget b-movies. It’s still one of my favorite theater experiences to this day. I liked both films, but I preferred Planet Terror over Death Proof. I’d recommend checking it out because it’s batshit insane.

Awesome reactions! Thank you for sharing.

I think there's a big plot hole in how easily stuntman Mike got away with killing the first group of girls because he was sober and they were not. I'm no expert, but I think it should have been clear from the distribution of the wreckage and bodies and from the skidmarks left on the road when Mike spun his tires before charging into the girls' car, that it was he who was on the wrong side of the road, heading in their direction.

That poem from Robert Frost is used in Telefon with Charles Bronson

@LarryFleetwood8675

8 ай бұрын

One of Charlie's best from the '70s, well worth seeing and he's reunited with The Great Escape co-star Donald Pleasance.

this is my favorite movie from Tarantino: cinematography, the music, the CAST and he proof he can write awsemone female characters ALWAYS

Sooooo so mum likes Mr K Russell..... great taste Jen (hope the first name term is ok) 😊 A fabulous actor as are the massive variety of the cast in this underrated classic ❤

@Jen-Mom

8 ай бұрын

😊

A little trivia: In the first part of the film, if you look up on the wall, and yes - you'll see the tank top that Russell wore in "Big Trouble In Little China" The dust on the film & the bad editing, was done on purpose. It was filmed in Texas, Tennessee, and the central coast area of California (the chase at the end - and, it does look a lot like Alberta, doesn't it?) "Ami", the jukebox (and all the records) belong to Tarantino. If you watched "Grindhouse" in its entirety, you learn a lot more about a couple of the characters in this. (🙂) There's a unrated version of this film that shows the lapdance scene. (This is the theatrical version: the unrated version also has some different dialogue in some scenes) All the car crashes are real: no cgi, no special effects, all entirely real. Oh - you MUST, MUST, MUST, see the original "Gone In 60 Seconds"!!!

I'm a huge fan of the old exploitation flicks from the 70s.and as homages go, this is as good as it gets. It captures the best and (best) worst of all those old movies. The car movies they mentioned (Vanishing Point, Crazy Larry, 60 Seconds) are all magnificent cult experiences and there were plenty more. I first saw Grindhouse as a double at the cinema but the home release had loads of extra stuff. Btw Michael Parks' Texas Ranger is also in From Dusk Till Dawn, as well as Kill Bill/Planet Terror as you realised.

once every now and these , these two wholesome being show up on my fed and i watch them, over time they become movie review professionals, and a display a bond of mother and son like no otehr, i wish i had this even today, just to sit and enjoy movies with my mother.... i love these two...

@Jen-Mom

8 ай бұрын

❤

How about "Four Rooms", "True Romance", "From Dusk ti Dawn"- Tarantino's Screenplay

One of my favourite QT films , So glad i stumbled upon your channel, Much love from the UK!

As Always Love Seeing Your Reactions To All These Great Movie's , Guy's

Just gonna keep asking, please watch Christine! Anyway, seeing as how you love Mary Elizabeth as much as I do Nick and you love John Wick I can highly recommend her recent film Kate, she's awesome and an absolute badass in it. Mary Elizabeth, kickass Wick style action and Yakuza, what's not to love?!.

This actually wasn't the standalone release of the movie. What you watched was the shortened theatrical version from Grindhouse. The standalone has the "missing reel" intact and a bunch more scenes and alternate takes.

“Captain Ron”(1992), “Tango and Cash”(1989) and “3000 Miles to Graceland”(2001) are other Kurt movies worth a look.

@LarryFleetwood8675

8 ай бұрын

And don't forget Unlawful Entry (1992) and Breakdown (1997).

One of the BEST movies ever. Shocking, disgusting and horny and horror....all squeezed into one great package!!!

@platinumspider7859

8 ай бұрын

I rank this as Tarantino's worst.

I believe the pictures if girls in the credits are his other victims over the years before he crossed the wrong girls.

The lap dance sequence was missing? I remember it vividly... Am I bugging?

@that.ll_do_pig

8 ай бұрын

They are watching the release that went with Planet Terror. They both have missing scenes due to run time

Chase scenes are rural central California.

Oh man! Y'all watched Cold Case, too? Not a very popular series, but I loved that show. Unique in its storytelling. I was disappointed when it was canceled without a proper ending.

@AshLee92490

8 ай бұрын

I LOVE Cold Case. I used to stay up late to watch the reruns back when the show was out and went to high school very tired a lot of mornings because of it lol. Such an underrated show, honestly, and doesn't get talked about Enough. Tracie Thoms/Det Kat Miller joining the team in the middle of season 3 til the end was like adding an extra ingredient to an already good, established team. That can be hard to do as adding a new character can easily disrupt/disjoint the established vibe instead of just slipping in as easily as she did making the team feel even more complete than it already did.

Ahh!! What an awesome surprise!! Now do Planet Terror!

I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!!!

The other movie is called Planet Terror by Robert Rodriguez

Has the lady seen Captain Ron? I think y'all would get a kick outta that movie. So fun!

Just a good solid fun movie, I think everyone needs to watch the full Grindhouse experience at least once from start to finish with Planet Terror and all the trailers, an even better experience with a group of friends and some beers, I'm in the UK and first saw it in the cinema but it was still the full length versions not the theatrical cuts others are talking about, maybe because I saw it in a smaller arthouse theatre.

I still hate that they set Lee up and left her with that creep like that. I think they would kill him if he did anything to her, but it would be their fault if he did. That is a serious violation of girl code and it pisses me off. Never put your girls in f**k up situations and leave a girl behind. I have been through this. And it's triggering.

You really should have watched Grindhouse instead of this by itself. That said, though, probably Tarantino's most underrated film. Even Jackie Brown gets more praise.

I wonder if this movie was a psychic apology to Uma Thurman. It was the next thing he did after Kill Bill where he pressured Uma to drive a car on a road that she couldn't handle and ended up breaking her neck.

@krautgazer

8 ай бұрын

I think it's only a coincidence. Tarantino has ALWAYS loved cars and every and each one of his films feature cars (or means of transport that are predecessors to cars) in them as MAJOR elements and plot points (except for Inglourious Basterds). People always talk about how Tarantino loves feet, violence and quirky dialogue, but his love for cars (especially classic cars) is one of the major trademarks in his films that for some reason people don't often talk about. It was only a matter of time that he would make a film revolved around cars.

This movie is so much fun!! 😂😂

in the grindhouse release Planet Terror played first, followed by Death Proof second so perhaps you could have watched in that order?

Please watch Planet Terror, sooner than later. It's a great complement to this film. And some shared characters.

You two need to go watch Vanishing Point

kurt russell!.. 🤩💣🔥💥

@Jen-Mom

8 ай бұрын

Right?! 😍

Worlds most satisfying movie

Un-der-ra-ted great movie great characters one of the greatest car chases I've ever seen props to Zoey doin the damn thing. And did anyone see the Easter egg in once open a time in Hollywood for this.movie.

“I’d be in the car already” no mom no! Lol! For some reason this was not a fan fav, even Tarantino dislikes this film, and it’s honestly one of my favorites of his.

DEATHPROOF/PLANET TERROR

noooo so not only is this reaction much more abbreviated than usual but it's not even the extended cut... I think it's at least 20 minutes longer and includes the full lap dance

Director's cut has the lapdance and the other missing reel stuff

17:16 Zoe or Lee?

That’s weird, did you just pull this up on Grindhouse and skip to Death Proof? The standalone version is different than this one; no missing reel, a little longer, and some different shots in a few parts.

omg, you guys are not watching the full version! noooo, you are missing a lot. They show the lap dance, and a scene at a convenience store. noooooooooo

You're only watching half of a full movie. 😅

Correction: Uma Thurman is not "done" with Tarantino. The driving thing happened but it wasn't the end of their friendship at all. Quite the contrary. If Tarantino had a part for Uma, she'd do it in a heartbeat. I also have a suspicion that what they announced as Tarantino's tenth movie may be a ruse, and instead his last film being called "The Movie Critic" could actually be a third installment of Uma's character in "Kill Bill". Always thought he left the door open for Vivica Fox's little girl coming back for revenge. "Get Beatrix"! lol. (I hope that ISN'T his last movie because I don't think much of "Kill Bill"!)

Stuntman Mike is not a nice guy.

Thank you. You have said on several occasions that the movie you are showing your Mom changed cinema. Could I please suggest that you both watch "Lifeforce" (1985) and "Howard the Duck" (1986). Both movies are well written, directed, feature good actors who would become household names, and feature some incredible special effects from big names in the industry. Yet the first "Lifeforce" practically destroyed The Cannon Group Inc. as a movie production company, and the second "Howard the Duck" was so badly received that it supposedly destroyed the cast's careers for years afterwards, though a quick look at their careers following the movie's release suggest otherwise.

You jad to watch grimdhouse first

Nothing sickens me more than the dumb reactions to this film, even from Tarantino, who says it is his worst movie: He is wrong, this is actually one of his best films; this is actually a favorite film of any genre. The idea is clever: make a 70s style exploitation film, but what if those movies were actually good? You can see the winks and nods if you have seen some of those flims, like Italian gore, etc. The main debate was was the film too talky? I thought the dialogue is its own action. Imagine banal conversations done in clever repast.

@krautgazer

8 ай бұрын

"but what if those movies were actually good?" Uhh, a lot of them are pretty great though.

I hate that they split the Grindhouse films up. I saw it in theaters and it was a fun ride, commercials and all. Felt like I was a kid watching the double features they used to show in Times Square. That was the allure of the entire thing. Most people that didn't grow up in that era couldn't understand it.