Dont forget to check out Popcorn in Bed!

@pete_lind

Жыл бұрын

Holy popcorn Batman 🙂 True story from 1923 Japan , so 100 year ago , original movie Hachikô monogatari 1987 .

@francogta

Жыл бұрын

Mothman Prophecies another pet story with Richard Gere that has a potencial for another collab between Simone & Cassie 😂

@Drawkcabi

Жыл бұрын

Along with CineBinge I always do with pleasure!

@adam-l74

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

@ligerzero8685

Жыл бұрын

I subscribe to both

The crossover we don't deserve but need right now

@JokerScars69

Жыл бұрын

F'n Right!!!

@tukanlatifi9635

Жыл бұрын

Amen ❤❤❤

@clevelandcbi

Жыл бұрын

​@@JokerScars69 Exactly. Fetchin' right!!!! 😂

@47imagine

4 ай бұрын

I deserved it. Sue me.

As George Carlin once said, "You're not getting a pet. You're getting a small tragedy!"

@clevelandcbi

Жыл бұрын

That's a great damn line!!

@Wesleech

Жыл бұрын

Fantastically awful. Rest In Piece you bastard.

I love it that Cassie found someone who cries more than she does.

@blueeyedcowboy8291

Жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing.

As a big fan of both channels, this was a crossover I wasn't expecting! Would love to see Cassie & Simone do more reactions together!

@rowenatulley852

Жыл бұрын

Caught me off guard too!

Holy crap… Popcorn and Cinebinge are my two favorite reaction channels. I never thought I’d see this collab.

@montethomas2667

Жыл бұрын

Me too 😂

@FatCat-yo2jl

Жыл бұрын

I'm 25 minutes in and they haven't even kissed. 2/10, who put this on xhamster and why??

I'm a grown ass man and this is by far the movie I cried the most about; what a perfect drama.

@deadlyrobot5179

Жыл бұрын

My friend said that he never saw his dad cry, he said that this movie broke that man.

Apparently at Shibuya station there is a bronze statue of the real Hachickō which is the same station he waited for his owner at. It’s true and there’s photographic proof that the bronze on the top of his head has worn down over the years simply from the amount of head pats his statue is given each day. Absolutely heartbreaking.

@DJLtravelvids

Жыл бұрын

It's true, I've been there. There's often a queue of people waiting for photos. It's an easy statue to miss as it's only dog sized, but it's right by the famous busy pedestrian crossing

@TwitchCronos100

Жыл бұрын

Yep, it's the most popular spot for meeting up people outside the station

@izzonj

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it's at the end of the movie and they show it on the reaction

@user-jr6kx1xt4u

8 ай бұрын

因みに、駅の反対側にはモアイ像🗿があります

This story is originally from Japan.. There is a Japanese version of the movie... and I've seen the statue they put up of Hachi in Tokyo by the subway train station. So yes, it's a true story.

@user-kx8pg9cr4t

Жыл бұрын

I went to that statue a few days ago. So cool!

More of this collab, please!! Invite Carly along too

Oh what the hell?!! Two of my favorite reactors doing a crossover, and it’s to a movie I cannot watch! 😭 I lost my beloved dog last November, and the pain is still too raw. 😞

When my dad died my dog cried the whole night. They were best friends as well. It was so sad to see him so heartbroken. He spent weeks waiting for him too.

Oh God. The tears will flow here. When I watched this movie, I was still crying 10 minutes AFTER the credits rolled.

Damn George 😮 looking good today 😂. Looking forward to this reaction ladies. Love the movie, have had it on DVD for years. So heartwarming & tear jerking. The loyalty and love of Hachi can make even the hardest heart melt and the toughest persons eyes to involuntarily produce water 😢

If what i remember Hachi is an adaptation of a true story. The real story happens in Japan, and the owner of Hachiko(the dog's real name, wich means "8th Prince") was a Japanese University proffesor who took the train everyday to his work. The Dog would accompany his master to the station, then once he was in the Train and the train left the station, he would go back Home, and coming back in the evening, when he heard the train's whistle to welcome his Master. Until one day, the dog's Master died(from a Brain hemorragea), never coming back. But the Dog, not knowing what happened..., simply waited, and waited, and waited for his master. The Proffesor's familly tried to take the dog in, but he would always give them the slip to go back to the station in the evening and wait... The Dog would go to the station every evening, and he would do it not for days or weeks, but for YEARS. 9 years in fact, Hachiko patiently waited for his master After those events, the city council decided to place a statue of the Dog at the station, as a testament to a Dog's Undying Loyalty to his Master, it became an urban legend, even tho this story happened somewhere in the 20-30's, the statue of Hachiko is still there at the station to this day. The Dog and his story became a Nation wide story, and an example of Fidelity , Friendship and Love, celebrated by all. People from all over the country would come and see the dog and take pictures with him and pet him. Hachiko died at the age of 11yro in 1935. For a while people thought he died from Old age, but some analysis in 2011 revealed that the dog was sick, he had a terminal stage cancer and an heart disease. After his death, his pelt was embalmed and put in the Tokyo's Nationla Muiseum of Sciences and Natural History, and his remains where incinerated and the ashes put next to his Master's grave, so that they could be reunited once more. Unfortunatly the statue, like many others a the time, was made out of Bronze, and was melted and used for ammo during WWII. But after the war the statue was Remade and replaced where it belonged, the new statue was sculpted by the Son of the previous sculptor who made the 1st statue. The statue became a popular meeting spot for people in the Shibuya station. Each year ever since, on 8th of May, there is a ceremony around the statue, where hundreds of people gathers to give an hommage to the dog. Another statue was made in the train station in the county of Akita in 2004, where we see an imagining of Hachiko and his Master reuniting.

I saw this years ago shortly after it was released. I grew up with a black lab, so I've always been a dog lover. When I first saw this, I didn't have a dog and it had been a number of years since my childhood dog passed on. I don't think I've seen this movie since then until now watching it with you guys. I also have a dog (black lab) now as well and he's a huge part of my life. This movie wrecked me and I'm sitting here with him now typing through the tears. Such a beautiful story.

I had a Shiba Inu for 17 years who looked just like the puppy Hachi (they used a Shiba). I never expected to watch this movie again after having to say goodbye to him. The two of you enticed me to take this trip again. Very bittersweet.

Holy, I was never expecting this crossover between you two. I'm subscribed to you both because of how sweet you two are in your reactions. I'd be excited for you two to do this again in the future. This was indeed based off the real Hachikō that stayed loyal to his professor and died on 1935. There are various memorials such as a bronze statue placed in Shibuya station where he waited. He's somewhat a famous cultural icon being utilized in Japanese media and even in Western media for the character Fry's dog Seymor in Futurama.

@edmunddantes7097

Жыл бұрын

Not a fan of Futurama, and that is literally the only episode I ever watched. It was like a punch to the heart.

@Bodneyblue

Жыл бұрын

I have recently visited the statue of Hachikō at Shibuya station.

@anonymoususer921

Жыл бұрын

I have been a fan of both channels for years. Since we both seem to be drawn to these types of channels... Do you know of any other similiar ones?

@MySkybreaker

Жыл бұрын

@@anonymoususer921 If your okay with it being a man instead of a woman then i highly recommend @mellverse becuase dude has genuine and funny reactions. He doesnt talk over the movies and actually pays attention to the meaning and story of the movies. All around 10/10.

@XC11301991

Жыл бұрын

@@anonymoususer921 I do actually, for a male reactor, Jv'sgalacticadventure. He's a father and is not afraid to cry during emotional moments.

This movie hits me hard every time... lost one of my dogs several years ago because of liver cancer. Still hurts when i think about it (we were especially bonded). We truly don't deserve dogs... :|

Dogs do see in color, it was an old myth that they saw in black and white. But they definitely see different colors than we do, their spectrum of colors isn't as wide as ours. So thy prob see different shades of orange, red as just tan.

@Quzga

Жыл бұрын

@@smiffy68 Makes sense, I've never had a dog but now I'm curious what cat's visions is like. They see everything lmao

Tell us your personal best dog story!

@js0988

Жыл бұрын

Chocolat by the same director as A Dog's Tale is an amazing movie with an insanely talented and starstudded cast. Really worth checking out.

@Robban6948

Жыл бұрын

Our S:t Bernard sleeping with a little longhaired kitten clinging/cuddling with her paw! That's going to be one of those memories that I will carry with me always ❤

@SensationBlack1984

Жыл бұрын

I actually saw the Hachiko statue in Shibuya. I'm a real mans man, and I nearly burst into tears in the middle of the street once I realised what the statue was.

@noirangel6416

Жыл бұрын

My white german shepard, Rex is a very obidient and calm boy. Anytime our other dog, Bella the hyper huskie starts barking, Rex knows shes being too loud for us & our neighbors and nips at her snout. And whenever my mama goes to the dogs, Rex knows Bella is to hyper, and puts himself between them and shoos bella back a few feet. He is the bestest of bois.

@fuelman1391

Жыл бұрын

We had a Labrador when I was a kid. One night when my parents were having a party, she was acting weird. Lethargic, and stumbling around. We were all getting concerned, until my parents looked at their beer supply. She was stealing beer out of my dad's cooler, puncturing them, then drinking them. She got through several. 😂

I LOVE this movie! Its simultaneously heartwrenching and heartwarming. A true story from Japan (originally) and a perfect family film.

love this collab, dogs are not completely color blind, they can see shades of blue and yellow but no shades of red or green including orange or pink

When this movie came out on DVD, I got a copy through Netflix in the mail. After I watched it, I gave it to my mom to watch who used to show dogs and was a HUGE Richard Gere fan. A couple of days later, I popped by her house, and she walked up and HIT me. "How DARE you!" She yelled. "Do you know HOW LONG I cried after watching that movie!?!?" I just smiled and said, "I knew you'd enjoy it."

So happy you guys did a collab. Plus this movie is so sweet but also so sad.

I have been waiting for someone to react to this movie - and then my two favourite reaction girls join in and watch it together!!! ... Thank you for this experience :)

A dog story…. I’ve been dog sitting a Shiba Inu for 16 years now. Every 4 years we share a photo together. Tierce (in my profile photo) turned 16 yesterday. It wrecks me that today (2 hours from when I’m writing this) will be the last photo as he has already lived beyond his life expectancy. I love him to bits.

This movie gets me so so much every time. During my ayahuasca ceremony, I identified with Haichi and felt the pain of waiting for someone who didn't come back. The waiting and waiting not getting why. It still hurts when i think about it. 😢 The fact that it's a true story makes it even more sad 😢. But I love this movie ❤

I was going to say I love George's new haircut.

It is a true story. It's also a remake of Kaneto Shindo's 1987 Japanese film Hachikō Monogatari.

This is so wonderful that you two got together like this.

This movie broke me too. It is so heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time. I ‘ve watched it once and now here we you. That is enough for a million lifetimes ❤❤❤❤❤

Proof that a G rated family movie can rip your heart out with such sadness. Such a good dog!!!

OMG... I watch both of you separately and had never expected a crossover!

Humans may have more cones, allowing us to see more colors and see them brighter than dogs do, but dogs have more rods, giving them the edge when it comes to seeing in low light or identifying moving objects. (the interweb)

For years I've avoided this movie, because I heard the original story shortly before this version of the movie came out. The movie was highly recommended so I knew it would tear me apart to watch it. This week I happened across it in my You Tube feed with two of my favorite Canadian (I know Cassie lives in the states, but she'll always be Canadian) reactors watching it together, both of whom I watch because of how genuine your reactions are. Watching it through your channels gave me the chance to experience the emotion of the movie, while giving me support for the emotional journey because when it got to be too much I could switch focus from the movie and my own intense emotional reaction to observing your reaction instead, which softened it a little. I wound up watching it on both of your channels and got to see the slight differences in how you edited it that gave me some more insight - like the difference in which lines were the focus when the daughter is speaking to Hachi after her father's death. Thank you for this.

Cassie and Simone! I love it! 🎉🎉

5:07 "Do dogs see in black-and-white?" Not quite. Dogs can see yellow and blue, but not red. (Their color vision is similar to that of a human with red-green color blindness.) That's why, when you look at the equipment in official agility competitions (and similar), you'll see that it's all painted in blue and yellow stripes to make it easier for the dogs to see it.

I love this tearful collaboration That movie is both heartwarming and very heartbreaking. Seriously 😭

Hachi: A Dog's Tale is a real tear jerker, but great movie. I would have a hard time watching it again too, but it really shows the loyalty and true friendship dogs have to their humans. Especially since this is based on a true story. Whenever the movie, "Arthur the King" is available to watch, you should react to it. You will cry tears of joy watching it.

Joan Allen,Gere's wife in this film, is a veteran American actress whose films include The Notebook and a regular role in The Bourne film franchise

Cassie and Simone: We're never watching that movie ever again. Us: Watching it on both channels.

The crossover we all wanted .. very cool. Cuteness overload!! This was super emotional.... Damn you 😢 😛

I watched this reaction on PIB already and will now watch this one here, because Simone earned it. Never seen her broken like this. Love both the channels. You work great together.

The wife is played by JOAN ALLEN…. Who is remarkable in the brilliant films “PLEASANTVILLE” and “THE CONTENDER”…. You would LOVE both of them!

13:09 I had a Black Labrador Retriever for 15 years, growing up, and my mom said she always knew when I was almost home, because Wendy would go to the door and wait. How she knew I was close, I have no idea, but she always knew.

I am the proud owner of this breed. And I can say that this breed is really the most loyal dogs. But on the other hand, they are also very strange dogs. Their stubborn nature balances this devotion to family and children. It's just that if he doesn't sleep well, he'll ignore you for half the day. Or when he's lying by the front door, he won't move even on command. And I literally have to drag him away. But as I write, their loyalty and devotion to their family and their master is something wonderful.

Could it be? My two favorite reaction channels crossing paths?? This Friday is blessed.

This movie tore me apart 5 years ago and once again with the two of you. I had to see your reaction and it turned out just as I suspected. I purchased this and have been trying to get my wife to watch it but she refuses to watch this with me, knowing what will happen to her. Great reaction ladies, please collab again!

In my city a woman used to sell baby chickens to survive and one day she kept a little one that no one would buy; it gew up to become a black rooster that awaited her outside the cancer clinic but one day in 2020 she went in and didn't make it. Now that rooster lives outside that clinic where the food vendors take care of him, every day from early in the morning till 6pm you can go and visit him (at 6pm he flies to a tree where he sleeps). His name is Martín.

This video has made my last few days in the world easier. By watching this every morning, I am already cried out and numb on the inside, making the rest of the day easier.

"I will never watch that movie again" - I said the exact same thing after the first time I watched this movie. I thought watching a reaction would make it easier to watch. I was wrong. LOL Now I'm REALLY never going to watch that movie again.

This movie reminds me of the Akita dog my father had when I was a little girl. Now we have one dog and two cats. The dog is a Mame-Shiba, a breed of dog that is smaller than normal individuals. My mother keeps this Mame-Shiba to prevent dementia, and we go out for a walk every day. I prefer cats to dogs, but both dogs and cats are definitely part of the family for me. This film is a sad story, but I believe that Hachi was able to meet his owner in heaven at the end. I am glad that he was able to pass away peacefully and without sorrow.

Richard Gere and "George" also played together in "Pretty Woman"

I love Simone and Cassie SO much. I was blown away to see you two were working TOGETHER! Then I noticed the film title and I just knew George was somewhere cackling, knowing how much pain you two were going to experience. I may never see an Akita again without hearing Simone sobbing, "We don't deserve dogs!" Still, you MUST work together again. PLEASE!!!

Great reaction and you both are such sweet and caring people. Also, this movie never fails to make me cry but watching you both be so touched by the story made me cry even harder 😭 such a great way to spend my friday hehe, thanks ladies 🤭😆

This is the only movie that makes me cry every time.

Simone and Cassie: A match made in heaven!

There's similar story about greyfriars bobby from Scotland who was guarding grave of his owner for 14 years before dying.

@pdcookstar

Ай бұрын

TY I was trying to remember that story. I knew there was a dog that visited a grave.

Just gonna copy and paste my comment from Popcorn in Bed because her vid dropped first but I love you both equally- Holy crap!!!! My mind is blown right now. I should’ve know you Canucks would be in cahoots eventually. Both channels are in my top 5 for reactions. It is so cool to see you together❤❤

Here's a fun fact -- this film was shot where I LIVE, in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. :-D My mother bumped into Jason Alexander during filming.

I think you would enjoy "Dog" (2022) starring Channing Tatum as, Jackson Briggs, an ex-Army Ranger discharged due to a brain injury who accepts the task of taking Lulu, the military canine partner of Briggs' friend Riley Rodriguez, to Rodriguez' funeral. Nobody else will do it because Lulu has become unmanageable due to combat related anxiety and the loss of Rodriguez, and because Lulu is supposed to be taken to be put down after the funeral. It's a roadtrip comedy with very touching story about Briggs and Lulu bonding and helping each other heal. Some peope think it's heavyhanded and overly sentimental in its drama and low brow in its humor, but others absolutely love it.

"The Art of Racing in the Rain" is told from the perspective of a dog. I believe the dog's thoughts are voiced by Kevin Costner. You'll be a mess at the end of that one, too.

I have a Shiba Inu, my 4th Shiba. They are the smallest of the Japanese dogs, and the Akita is the biggest. I relate so, so, so much to this film, to Hachi and the bond. There is NOTHING like the connection I have with my Shiba, Mila, my 8-year-old red girl. I am obsessed with her, and I am fortunate that I get to be with her all day every day... and with my Russian Blue girl kitten! I know this was a tear jerker, but I'm glad you watched it and fell in love with Hachi, too. He looks like a big version of my Shiba... so cute and yes, just as stubborn, but you can't expect a Shiba to be a Retriever. You have to accept them for who they are, quirky but loving and loyal to a fault. Love you guys!

I just skipped till the end, I wanted to see if you broke as much as I did when I saw this movie. It absolutely obliterated me. 30 year old guy drenched in tears.

@sathvamp1

8 ай бұрын

I'm a woman, but I have a not-so-stereotypical history (with an interesting twist later on!) when it comes to tearjerkers: For most of my life I never "happened to" cry to virtually anything, and it wasn't until somewhat recently when I was about 35 years old until ONE particular movie strongly triggered tears from me (THAT "first kryptonite" of mine happened to be Pixar's "Inside Out"). That was also when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can actually come along with tears (which did surprise me, when I noticed I was actually wanting MORE movies that triggered that effect in me!). So, despite my history of avoiding tearjerkers and/or just not getting affected by them anyway... I started enthusiastically seeking them out! It took a few YEARS for me to find another that "worked on me" (next one was "Interstellar"). Then I did eventually find a good handful. But THIS one... oh my God. I didn't even see the whole movie (I don't have easy access to it, so my first view was just a reaction; one with good complete movie segments but still "just" a reaction video)... and it STILL made me cry at least three times during my first watch of that reaction video. But I also wondered to myself why I didn't cry even harder than I did, given how objectively sad it was... and I got my answer later that night when I noticed how thoughts of the movie were intruding into my brain AND I finally noticed that I was involuntarily pushing them away (because they were too painful). Knowing very well it's not healthy to "repress" like that... I voluntarily let myself feel and process it... and yeah, that resulted in one of THE hardest cries of my life.

CINEBINGE IN BED

When I saw the thumbnail for a second I thought George was exaggerating with the photoshop, he doesn't even look like him

Wasn't expecting a crossover. Awesome!

wow, i've watched the last seven minutes of this reaction 5 times. simone is sobbing, on the brink of uncontrollable sorrow. it's a beautiful thing seeing someone feel so much.

@clayjohanson

Ай бұрын

Is there any chance that you’ll do a “Hachi” video on your channel?

When I lived in arizona, every day I worked, even though I got off at different times. My neighbors kitten would be outside waiting. When I got out of my car he would march towards me and climb into my arms.

An unexpected crossover I never knew I needed until now... Huzzah!

This movie tears every fiber of my heart especially at the end when Parker comes for Hachi to be reunited again.

Im here from Cassie's channel, great collaboration, i hope you two do more colaboration!!!

Beautiful reaction of two beautiful ladies. A true story where he shows us the love of a dog. They are not pets. They are family 💓💓.

Me: "Cassie n' Simone! I love these two! I wonder what movie they're watching?" (sees the title) Me: "Oh damn..."

Crossover heaven! Though we do need a George and Carly reaction to balance out the universe now.

When I lived in Tokyo, my friends and I would often meet at Shibuya station. But that place is so big, so we’d often tell each other to meet at the “dog statue” - years later I learned the story behind the statue and it broke my heart.

I made the huge mistake of choosing this movie to watch with a girl I like and I have to admit we both cried so much from it lol I didn't know it was a sad movie.

@sathvamp1

8 ай бұрын

If she's anything like me (at least, what I'm like recently), I can imagine her really appreciating that company...! I've grown to really appreciate tearjerkers although for most of my life I had actually avoided them and didn't react much anyway, BUT, somewhat recently when I was about 35 years there was ONE particular movie that strongly triggered tears from me (THAT "first kryptonite" of mine happened to be Pixar's "Inside Out"). That was also when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can actually come along with tears (which did surprise me, when I noticed I was actually wanting MORE movies that triggered that effect in me!). It took a few YEARS for me to find another that "worked on me" (next one was "Interstellar"). Then I did eventually find a good handful. But THIS one... oh my God. I didn't even see the whole movie (I don't have easy access to it, so my first view was just a reaction; one with good complete movie segments but still "just" a reaction video)... and it STILL made me cry at least three times during my first watch of that reaction video. And the second and third times I saw reactions or even just thought about it, those were some of THE hardest cries of my life. But... believe it or not, I still have yet to cry to a movie WITH someone... but I think I might like to, though!

My family got a puppy, and no one else would spend the time taking care of it the way it needed. So i ended up hating that puppy the first week, because it woke me up every twenty minutes until i had to sleep on the floor with it. And it bit me, so i bit it back, and his name became Chewy, because he wasn't crunchy. He chewed holes in my blankets to make doors for himself to come cuddle with me. And he was my shadow. He was the most expressive little dog i've ever met. He had neighborhood friends of various species, and helped raise a particularly wild kitten we got later. Some asshole hit him with his truck and didn't even slow down afterwards. I ended up carrying him home to get him out of the road, but he was already gone. We buried him in the country somewhere.

as soon as i saw this previewed on the scheduled reactions in the community post, I said to myself "i can't picture george watching this." i guess i was kind of right lol

I wrote this on Popcorn in Bed’s comments, but: love both Popcorn in Bed and Cinebinge and have been subscribed for a long time now, so this is so exciting and a treat. 😁 Lots of love to both Simone and Cassie and to George and Carly who aren’t present. ❤️

What!?! I thought a collab with your two channels would be awesome but I never thought it would happen! Awesome!

The story is true, but originally happened in Japan (and this is in fact a remake of a Japanese movie). There's a very popular statue of Hachiko at Shibuya Station, where he used to wait for his master, in the centre of Tokyo. It's kind of a iconic spot, you see it in a lot of anime.

You two are the most wholesome people on this whole website, and we do not deserve you.

Dogs have a trait man sometimes have but dogs always have namely loyalty

Wonderful collaboration. Will check you out more. Hopefully Cassie and Simone do more.

I didn't know I needed this crossover until right now. This is awesome

They also built the owner's statue next to hachiko.

I feel to get your spirits up after this you two should collaborate for "Best in Show"

Holy shit, didn't expect this crossover!

I'm not usually good after watching these films about dogs with sad endings. This definitely saddened me for days afterwards. Marley and Me had me off for over a week. Btw, when I was in Japan I visited the real Hachiko statue in Shibuya, Japan.

😢oh my god, you broke my heart, Simone, crying like that, it was intense! New you got emotional from other video reactions, but this was like on another level, lol. Like, maybe you were caught off guard that day. Sometimes we're more emotional than usual, and just burst into tears as a way to release all that pile of feelings accumulated.

Richard Gere and Jason Alexander were both also in Pretty Woman.

Wow.. Watching Simone's and Cassie's reaction to this film reminded me of my sister watching All Dogs Go to Heaven back in the early 90s...

1. Thanks for the collab ladies. I appreciate it. 2. We have have 2 black Labrador Retrievers and watching this reaction with my wife and daughter was very bad idea. Both are "kaputt" now. PS: Cassie is right: Simone and Goerge have the best thumbnails.

I remember going to see this with my best friend when it came out and we were sobbing snotty messes and after the movie ended we had to sit in the bathroom for 15 minutes until we could compose ourselves. Dogs are such wonderful creatures

So cool seeing you guys collab! 2 of my fave reaction channels!

Poor Simone 💔 this was like an atomic bomb to the feels

Cool Hand Luke (1967)- Paul Newman 😎 Papillon (1973)- Steve McQueen / Dustin Hoffman🦋 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)- Paul Newman / Robert Redford🤠

OH NO! PIB?!? I haven't even started the video and I know already there's just tears waiting at the end of this video.....awwww.