Wow you reacted to Brewster's Millions!! Amazing! I love this film!

He could only give so much to charity I think it was like 10 percent if I recall it's been forever since I've watched it one of my favorites by the way 😂🎉!

@carlosmartinez8531

7 ай бұрын

100% Correct

@Zartoo_3rd_Overlord_ofBlargon7

4 ай бұрын

5% only to charity, so $1.5 million. Same with gambling.

He was not allowed to give to charity more than 5% if I remember correctly.

@katreacts6843

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, ok then this makes more sense! :D Thanks for watching! :)

@JoeCool7835

3 жыл бұрын

He also couldn't gamble more than 5%.

I think there was a part where his uncle explicitly stated that he could only give a certain percentage to charity. So, I don't think he could have just chosen 30 charities around the world.

you obviously missed the part where they say how much--a small percentage--could be spent on charity

Soccer, Baseball and Basketball are considered non-contact sports, although basketball and soccer frequently are.

The political part of this film reminds me of Eddie Murphey in "The Distinguished Gentleman." I found that one alarmingly educational about the U.S. Senate.

@BigGator5

3 жыл бұрын

But that was the House Of Representatives, not the Senate.

@jean-paulaudette9246

3 жыл бұрын

Ah, thanks!

@BigGator5

3 жыл бұрын

Jean-Paul Audette ...You're welcome. I think that The Distinguished Gentleman is underrated. The tight plot and editing enhances Eddie Murphy's unique comedic timing. The "con man becomes avenging hero" trope, while not unique itself, is handled with enough style to keep an audience engaged. You might be thinking Mr. Smith Goes To Washington, which does take place in the Senate.

@tempsitch5632

3 жыл бұрын

Good choice.

Oh, here's a film I think you'd enjoy: "Without a Clue" starring Micheal Caine & Ben Kingsley

@Drawkcabi

3 жыл бұрын

I haven't seen that movie since I was a kid, but I remember I really liked it. I think it's way overdue for me to rewatch it. So yeah, I second this recommendation.

I would also recommend The Toy with Pryor and Canadian Bacon, summer rental and Stripes with John Candy

@myview5840

2 жыл бұрын

See no evil, hear no evil best film comedy duo ever. RIP Richard, you where a true comedian.

I really love this movie. Fun and enjoyable. Fun Fact: In a few scenes, a train passes through the outfield of the stadium where the Bulls play. In the 1930s and 1940s, that was a common occurrence at ball parks used by teams in the Texas leagues.

@katreacts6843

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder why they built train tracks so they would go through stadiums? Or more likely, why they built stadiums on top of train tracks.

@BigGator5

3 жыл бұрын

Kat Reacts ...Good question. To be honest, I didn't dig too deep into what happen. Looking at the timeline, I can only assume that the train tracks came first and the locals built them over the tracks because there was no other space. The state of Texas likely put an end to the stadiums when people got hurt. This is just speculation on my part.

It was another condition of the deal that Monty could only give no more than 10% (I think) of the principal $30 million to charity. Same with only being allowed to gamble with 5% (I think) of it. I've always loved this movie, it is such a fun ride and I wish Pryor and Candy made more movies together, they just make me smile every time they are on screen. The only thing I didn't like about this movie was the abrupt ending. I would have liked a little more of an epilogue with Monty and his friends, him finally being able to tell them the real deal. Also, as I've grown older, I've come to suspect it still would be extremely easy to spend $30 million in a month even with all the conditions of the deal Monty had to abide by. But I don't let that ruin the fun of the movie for me. It's still easy to buy in (heh) to the premise and just have a good time! Best Regards!

Your channel is becoming an addiction love the channel

@katreacts6843

3 жыл бұрын

Well, that's a good addiction! :D Welcome aboard :D

@9:56 That woman killed it in There’s Something About Mary.

He could only donate a certain percentage to charity was one of the conditions

You can't watch this without thinking, how would you deal with those restrictions. Some fun moments for sure.

I'll second "The Toy"... It's definitely a movie that would never get made today.. For Richard Pryor.. the underrated pairing with Gene Wilder "See No Evil, Hear No Evil".. also I really enjoyed the Pryor film "Moving" (a criminally forgotten 80s comedy).

this movie used to be on cable all the time here in the U.S.... not one of my favorites, but I liked it enough to buy a copy on DVD at some point

contact sports are sports where players make physical contact with each other. Football mainly.

She takes it so seriously because she thinks he is spending his money without a care and she knows he will end up broke, when he could save his money and live a comfortable life if he just takes care of it. She doesn't have a clue that he has a purpose in spending 30 million like a madman.

Oh yeah, last point, the reason the uncle wanted Brewster to spend 30 million and not have assets was to make Brewster sick of spending money so he would actually learn to take care of his fortune and not just waste it. After all, it's easy to spend a fortune someone else built up, unless you make that person adverse to spending like a wild man.

You could only give a certain amount to charity. That was part of the rules. His uncle and Brewster were related. It says during the will how they are related.

He wasn’t allowed to give it all to charity.

14:29, Cinderella & Cinderella in reverse.

And you have to remember this is 1985 and you never had money and there are people in power out to get you this was 36 years ago the world was really different back then

Pat Hingle didn't play too many good guys and I am happy he did, in this film. The 1945 original with Dennis O'Keefe 'felt better' because Baseball was the big deal in American life at the time.

@mcgilj1

3 жыл бұрын

The ultimate good guy in Batman 89.. he was also a good guy in the underrated Clint Eastwood film "The Gauntlet".

Wow Another surprise. I never thought a KZread reactor would react to this great underrated movie. You should also react Taking Care of Business another great comedy. keep on the good job :)

@katreacts6843

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I'll write it down :D And thanks for watching :D

The thing with the stamp was very creative. Why didn't he keep doing that?

@jxchamb

2 жыл бұрын

There's a few of those moments in the movie but whatever. They had keep the plot going for 30 days Like pay the security staff 100k each every week. Stuff like that.

Richard was a legendary stand up comedian. You might like it. He does swear a lot and use the N word as well. Try his show Live on the Sunset Strip. It was recorded for TV in 1982

@katreacts6843

3 жыл бұрын

I think I'll check it out :D Thanks for watching! :)

He was only allowed to give 5% to charity and gamble 5 %

I would have rented all the penthouse apartments for 29 days all across the USA. I don't know if that would have wasted 30 million, but by the 30th day I'd be flat broke and I would have 300 million dollars.

Have you seen Back to the future Trilogy? If you haven't you really should react to it

@katreacts6843

3 жыл бұрын

I've seen number one, but not the other two, they are on my list :D Thanks for watching :D

There was not that many charity's or non profits no social media

Funny movie

15:13 I wonder if reactors actually watch and listen to the parts they cut-out to show on KZread.--Condition-only 10% could be spent on charity or giving away, is my understanding..-Ernie Moore Jr

15:13 Do people who do the reactions skip the movie like the reaction viewers and only get parts??? You said at the beginning what you would do--100% to charities. And not that that's not reasonable. But to say that again after supposedly having paid attention to the whole movie, if they said in the beginning he could spend only some of it on charaties... As I recall, it was a stipulation that only 10% (ten percent) can be given to charities. Also, you could not just give it away-was my understanding.-Ernie Moore Jr. The point and challenge was to spend! 30 Million dollars in 30 days with nothing to show for it at the end the challenge in that is in a business an item bought by a company is called an asset and counts as positive something because Even with zero money in your pockets and the bank the items, even chairs--equipment can be sold and that money goes to the company, which is why leasing so much even his clothes was smart.-Ernie Moore Jr. Thank you for your practical and character supportive responses.-Ernie Moore Jr.

1 million bucks in 1985? I would have taken it and invested in blue chip stocks.

You gotta do something about the volume issue. The movie is super-loud and you're super-soft.