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In the same scene that you get to see the real Erin Brockovich, sitting in the booth directly behind Julia Roberts, is the real Ed Masry.

@PaulSmith-tn4yu

Ай бұрын

And the waitress' name tag says Julia.

@meanmax9663

Ай бұрын

I've seen this movie at least 100 times, and I never knew any of this! Thank you for giving me more reasons to love this movie! 👍

@emichels

Ай бұрын

Nice catch!

@Psergiorivera

24 күн бұрын

Wow, no way! I never knew that

My favorite line from this movie is "Do they teach Beauty Queens to apologize in Beauty School, because you suck at it.

@ReelMeurik

Ай бұрын

One of my fav's too. And a nice callback, when she said a similar thing to him "Do they teach laywers to apologize? Because you suck at it." :D And the way Ed/Albert Finney plays that scene, was just perfection. Trying to stifle a laugh, when he knows the shock she'll get when she sees the check, and letting her go off on him.

@NoriMori1992

Ай бұрын

He doesn't say "in beauty school", but yeah 😆

She is still doing this work as so many cases going on at the moment. Its an incredible thing she is doing.

The chemistry between Brockovich and Masry is incredible! Every actor in this film was just perfect. Awesome reaction!

Kamilla, I think that's what he meant by "I'm married" he never gets laid 😂😂😂

That courtroom scene....Powerful. And the Judge....Tell your clients they're going to trial. Love that.

Adding to the cameos by Erin and Ed in the diner, the judge who dismissed the demurs and told them they're going to trial was the *actual* judge on the case - LeRoy A. Simmons - reprising his role! Thanks for the reaction - I'm a law student and this is a movie I've been returning to again and again as I continue my studies. I can also recommend The Rainmaker and A Civil Action as two other legal dramas worthy of your attention 😊

"Two wrong feet and f*cking ugly shoes!" 😂😂😂

19:24 I love this scene for two reasons: 1) It shows the barrier starting to break down between Erin and her coworkers. 2) Erin has dyslexia, and this scene is alluding to that without saying it outright.

21:39 Bundt cake is cake cooked in a bundt pan, gives the cake a donut shape. Originated in the States.

Fun Fact: Julia Roberts won Best Actress Oscar for this film. Also, the film's director (Steven Soderbergh) made 2 movies in the year 2000 (this film and TRAFFIC) and he received Best Director Oscar nominations for both movies in the same year. He became only the 2nd ever director to pull this off (after Michael Curtiz back in 1938). He actually ended up winning one of his nominations (TRAFFIC), the only time ever in Oscars history this event has ever happened in the Director category.

@drdavid1963

Ай бұрын

Julia's oscar speech is one of the best.

@axr7149

Ай бұрын

@@drdavid1963 I'd also add Soderbegh's speech too!

@drdavid1963

Ай бұрын

@@axr7149 - Well, yeah. He made a great point about encouraging anyone to make art as it's important for the world but Julia is so loveable.

@fjsioewiox

Ай бұрын

yeah ok no one cares about the Oscars

Love this movie! The real Erin Brokovich and Ed Masry make a cameo. In the restaurant scene with Erin and her kids, the real Erin Brokovich is their waitress, and the real Ed Masry is sitting in the booth next to them behind Julia Roberts.

This is what movies look like that won academy awards back in the 90s. Julia Roberts won an Oscar for best actress in this role

@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710

Ай бұрын

She was the highest paid actress for this role.

@josephsarto689

Ай бұрын

This movie was released in 2000

@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710

Ай бұрын

@@josephsarto689 It was terrific!

@dalepetersen1166

Ай бұрын

@@josephsarto689 that means it was made in 99😋

Great mivie :) Unfotunately, the real story of what the money did to the town is just as heartbreaking :( 😢😢

Yeah, this film is such a gem. When it's funny it's real and when it's serious it's real. It has such an actuality to it. Beautiful reaction.

The waitress Julia in the dinner scene is a cameo of the real Erin Brockovich appearing in a movie about her and played by an actress named Julia 😁

You've probably seen "bundt cake" before. It's made by pouring the cake batter into a particular form for baking. When it's finished, It looks kind of like a ring of hills. (The reason it became popular is because the large surface area of the shape makes it really easy for the cake to quickly cook all the way through, so it has a relatively short baking time and a low danger of ending up raw in the middle or burnt on the edges.)

I really loved that the creep is the hero.

I read the book that this movie is based on. I also read a similar book that came out at about the same time called A Civil Action. It too was a true story that revolved around a similar incident; a company had been poisoning a town's water supply. But in that book and movie, it turned out the judge was in sort of cahoots with one of the attorneys from the company. The lawyer who brought the case on behalf of the town lost the case and wound up bankrupt and broke because of the judge.

Hahahaha 😆😆😆😆 love that you forgot and noted it in the edit! Totally something I would do

A fantastic reaction. Loved this film, a great story, The real Erin Brockovich and Julia Roberts rock !

This film got me though so much I can't even explain how

Utmost respect, "your mom is a superhero. " was enough for a comment and like

I've watched many people comment on movies, some have been talked constantly, turn off. A few you included are great. Very passionate man you will always have my support ❤️❤️

When I lived in Southern California, everybody knew who Erin was. Even people that weren't remotely connected. But we all hated PG&E (and still do). I love an intelligent woman who knows how and when to use femininity to get things for people she is helping. Outstanding film and woman.

@ahoyforsenchou7288

Ай бұрын

PG&E has been doing their "thing" for decades. So has she. She came to speak once or twice to those of us affected (or with loved ones affected) by the Paradise Camp fire.

@orangeandblackattack

Ай бұрын

@@ahoyforsenchou7288 My wife and I lived in San Francisco in the 90s and were not affected by their hijinks like you and others. Erin was well known in the corporate world I worked in (Charles Schwab) and nothing but great things to say about her. I hope you and your family live a long life. Thank you for replying to my comment.

I recently got addicted to the whole movie/music reaction genre on YT so I have seen more than I care to admit! You are far and away the best reaction channel I follow. The edits are perfect, and for me, always have the key elements of the movies you watch. I'm sure its a nightmare to cut these up and avoid strikes from the movie studios. I also appreciate the genuine emotions and inciteful comments in your videos. Thank you for what you do!

Bella😍🥰 Julia was great in this.

Yea, the real Erin Brockovich plays the waitress but also Erin's boss Ed Masry (the lawyer) is sitting behind Julia Roberts in the diner @4:30 & 40:47 (the old guy with glasses).

I was so pumped to see this and you didn't disappoint!!! This is one of my favorite movies and very few reactions to it. Thank you!!!

Kamilla, that was the perfect movie for you. What a great story, and told so well. Really enjoyed your reaction.

George Halaby, played by Aaron Eckhart in the film, along with Brockovich's ex-husband Shawn Brown, alleged that she had an affair with Ed Masry. They also attempted to file a lawsuit against her for $310,000. Halaby was arrested and the lawyer John Jeffrey Reiner was suspended from practicing, convicted of extortion, and later disbarred.

@jtoland2333

Ай бұрын

I wish I didn't know that😢

Albert Finney, who played Ed Masry, was a British actor of long experience with many movies under his belt. His first big role was as Tom Jones in the movie by that title (1963), a movie that's about as British as you can get. The contrast between Tom, a mischievous young man who draws women to him like ants to sugar, and Ed Masry, could only be accomplished by a veteran of Finney's stature.

At around 15:30 ish.. Ed comes to her place after the firing. She jokes "Maybe it's Ed McMann". Ed was a side kick on Late Night TV back in the 60's, 70's on 'The Johnny Carson Show' He also was the face for 'Publishing Clearance Warehouse' and their $1,000,000.00 dollar sweepstakes where they came to your door to present the prize. You should check out the best of if you've never seen it. Cheers.

@akinpaws

Ай бұрын

McMahon.

Waitress at the beginning, is the real Erin Brokovich

Medical bills cost at least ten times as much these days. It's thirty years later, since the real events in this story. Loved Erin's moxie - and Julia played it so good.

I like this movie, i watch it every two years, an intelligent feel good movie.

I did not realize the real Errin was in it

This is one of my favorite movies and I love the friendship between Erin and Ed.

A masterpiece of Justice

and to think... Erin Brockovich only JUST came out of retirement to help a city where a toxic train disaster has left it covered in chemicals. It was s o weird seeing her on YT only a year or so ago still fighting the good fight!

Good to see you so happy 😊😊 kamilla ❤❤

I met Erin Brockovich, when she was on her first book tour, which relates the story told here. She is everything portrayed in this film, and more. Great reaction choice.

Not only did Erin play a waitress, but her character's name was Julia. So you had Julia playing Erin and Erin playing Julia. Also the actual Ed Masry played the older gentleman in the booth behind Julia Roberts in the same scene.

Law school teaches you proper process, but it can't make you smarter than you already are. Some exceptional people do not need school to outwit the smartest lawyers we produce!

Good one, Kamilla! Love this movie. JR was so much fun in this one. Thanks for sharing it! 🙂

Really enjoyed watching Kamilla discover this gem. Great to see Twoface early work(George).

I'm one of Erin's followers in X/Twitter

I'm a pretty old guy. Saw this movie many years ago when it first came out. Never saw it again and haven't given it much thought since. Pretty interesting how relevant it has continued to be, ..... big companies poisoning people and all.

Two similar movies like this are Dark Waters (2019) and Spotlight (2015). Great movies but will make you sick what those people got a way with for so long.

Reaction to Back To The Future caught my attention the 1st time. I like your choices of movies and the way you react. I've gotta be part of your 1st 100k subs. Let's go.

Such a great movie. Glad you reacted to it

As a retired soldier, this gives me something else to do..with no boss, no schedule, no worry about income, I can pack a bag and go if I want..when you retire…you find other things to do or occupy your time..walking around a lake in the morning doing some Pokemon Go..after sitting in a coffee shop to do stuff on the IPHONE…some shopping and talking with over a dozen people I have been watching reaction videos ..because I watched a lot of movies as a kid..and it seems like I like to watch other people’s reactions to movies I have already seen, and I have seen pretty much everything ..I missed a handful..but you get my drift..but it’s about half and half..if it was a newer movie, chances are I sat in the cinema..the older ones..on Turner Classic Movies..or WGNor WLS out of Chicago or the superstation..out of Atlanta..TBS OR TNT…you do know that Julia Roberts won the Academy Award…for this..

One of my favorite movies! So well done. The acting was amazing by everyone.

Most of the settlement went to the lawyers...very little went to the complaintiffs.

This is one of those movies 😊

I absolutely love this movie. And I loved your reaction. Julia Roberts and Steven Soderbergh the director are on top form here. There's also a terrific script from Susannah Grant with so many great lines for Erin. It's also a reminder of the world we live in and how some corporations have total contempt for ordinary people. Of course, that's hardly news but it's important that we feel angry about it much like Erin does. It's inspiring.

2 other amazing movies like this based on true story worth checking out is Dark Waters and Spotlight

Earlier today I watched a three-part ABC News KZread extended interview thing with Erin Brockovich, to try and get a sense of how real it was or wasn’t. I think it was recorded about a decade ago. Definitely worth watching.

Annihilation with Natalie Portman is visually stunning

A movie I have watched several times, great story and acting. Unfettered capitalism is a force to be reckoned with at times, great reaction, glad you enjoyed the movie.

Silkwood with Meryl Streep, Cher and Kurt Russell is a great one about a coverup in nuclear power plant. And The Pelican Brief with Julia Roberts and Denzel Washington is a great one. Based on a book by John Grisham.

If you like this kind of film you should watch Dark Waters with the Hulk, Mark Ruffalo. It's considerably, MUCH less fun, but it is the same kind of story and also a true story at that. I don't remember exactly when I started feeling a change in myself, with regards to my attitude towards Capitalism, but the first time I saw that film I do remember feeling a monumental shift in that attitude.

Love your hair, Kamilla! 😃 I'm surprised you didnt recognized George who had also played Harvey Dent in The Dark Knight.

The pelican brief is another good movie.

Delightful reaction to a great movie, but it's Kamilla so whet else is new? Julia is at her best here in a role she can really get her dramatic teeth into, and the real Erin is indeed an attractive and interesting-looking lady - thanks for taking the trouble to backtrack on that, Kammy.. RIP Albert Finney, an old-school favorite in his last major role .He never disappoints. And nor do you, ma'am!

Excellent reaction and I must say that I'm jealous of your hair!

Whenever I watch one of your reactions I very quickly forget that we are a world apart and a culture report. That is a wonderful thing. Oh for reference I am on the east coast of the United States

I loved watching you, watching this ❤

If your ever in Barstow California and would like to visit the bar/cafe in the movie head south on Hwy 247 (Barstow Road) off interstate 15 for about 10 miles, it's a little off-roaders oasis in the middle of the desert called Slash X Ranch Cafe 28040 Barstow Rd. They have great food, cold drinks and an awesome atmosphere inside the building and out back.

❤❤❤❤ great job and also a great job with Shawshank redemption❤❤❤❤❤

It really puts a smile to your face. :) Ha det gott!

😭 HEROES

Not my usual kind of movie! But wtf it's Kamilla 😊

Great film, great reaction.

4:25 So, here we have Julia Roberts playing Erin Brockovich and we have Erin Brockovich playing a waitress named Julia.

Man, my wife and I watched this in the theater when it came out. Hard to believe it been this long. Good movie. Some other really good legal dramas with a David and Goliath feel you might consider: “The Rainmaker” starring Matt Damon “A Civil Action” starring John Travolta

Erin actually got real sick because of her investigations, there were some deleted scenes on the DVD about this but it never got used. Erin was/is bad ass and Julia did a really good job here

Another great reaction. 😊👏 My second favorite Julia Roberts movie. The Pelican Brief is my favorite of hers. You should check it out. Great acting. Deserving Oscar. 👏👏😊🥰

Great pic. Gem of a movie. Julia Roberts and Albert Finney are fantastic. Important issues for our time as well.

You would love The Pelican Brief, also with Julia Roberts.

this was good. hadn't seen it in a long time..

You were great

Hi Kamilla, nice to see you!😊 You have some super hair going on today, it's cute.💇🏻‍♀ There is another true story film similar to this one. I know a lot about it as it happened locally, just 9 miles from Boston. It is "A Civil Action" (1998) starring John Travolta. You might want to try it in the future.😉 A "Bundt Cake" uses a pan that makes the cake come out in the shape of a big donut.😉 I forgot about the real rin cameo. Great reactions to this well made true story, Kamilla!!!! 🎬👏👏👏👏

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the best part about Erin being in this is her character name is Julia and Julia plays Erin. $17,000 in debt from hospital bills my highest hospital bill was over 4 million because my Universal Health card got left in my wallet in the car I was airlifted from. all it took to get that covered was a call to my doctor to get the card number and give it to the hospital waking up from a coma after a stroke to be given a 4.8 million dollar hospital bill they almost gave me a heart attack to go with that stroke🤣🤣

I love this movie. Julia Roberts got to prove she not just a pretty face, she can act. There's also the real story.

6:47 Oh yeah, you are going to LOVE this movie. You'll tell your friends about it.

oh shit, i love tbis movie

0:09 One of the best true stories out there.

Good reaction and edit. You also missed the real Ed Masry. During the diner scene he was sitting in the booth behind Julia Roberts. Still hoping that you react to my favorite Julia Roberts film, "Notting Hill".

Plot twist: the costs are passed down to PG&E customers. If you lived in PG&E's service area and you didn't want PG&E service, you didn't have electicity. Pacific Gas & Electric: You Have No Other Choice™. (Not entirely true now)

I loved this movie! My mom was a big fan of Julia Roberts; but, she couldn't make it to the theater because she was busy dying. If I could have found a way to get a tape of the movie, I would have done it. But I couldn't swing it.

nice pick

"is surgery that expensive?" let me put it this way - THIRTY TWO YEARS AGO i was in a car wreck and dislocated my right leg. the bill for "closed reduction surgery" ( that means they did NOT have to cut me open, they just popped it back in place) and for the 2 days i had to spend in a hospital room, was OVER $85,000. and - again - that was 32 years ago. so... yeah. american medical bills are INSANE.

Been a year now time 2 watch the STAN LEE documentary.

OMG... I just realized that I had an accident at the same intersection! 2:00

Oh wow! What a great choice. I thought Julia Robert’s was amazing in this film!

So smart

34:35 You can see how Julia Roberts won the Oscar for her role in this can't you?