When Goeth is telling that woman that she can work, he isn't being nice. He doesn't care about her. He just wants those that can work, to work.

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

You know I didn’t think about like this

Liam Neeson was absolutely incredible in this role

@paullieegomez

27 күн бұрын

so as ralph fiennes

Amon Goeth was actually way worse in life, but when making the film they felt audiences wouldn’t believe he was realistic because of the level of brutality. Also, holocaust survivors saw Ralph Phinnes on set dressed as Amon and were too afraid to go near him because embodied him so well.

As you realized later on, Schindler began as a war profiteer, he only wanted to work with jews because they were the cheapest possible workers (pretty much slave workers). Before that, he worked as an officer of the german intelligence agency, and helped with the invasion of Czech and Poland (which explains his high status with the nazis officers. To them, he was one of them). It's only after witnessing the horrors of the nazis that he decided to shelter his workers and try to save them. 14:40 Schindler is (during the whole movie) wearing a gold pin of the nazi party, a pin that was only given to the elite of the party. That's why the 2 men were so quick to help him get Stern after that little threat, a man with that pin definitely had enough influence to get them sent to the eastern front. 17:20 This scene with the building engineer is in the movie to show how nazis wanted to eradicate educated jews, especially those who dared to talk back. In real life, it didn't happen like that for that engineer though. She knew better than to talk to Goeth. So she kept silent. When part of a building collapsed, the german supervisor of the construction put all the blame on her, and executed her as a scapegoat. Sadly, she didn't die from a bullet to the head, her death was much, much more gruesome, according to survivors... She was whipped to death, then they shot her corpse for good measure... 25:05 Goeth regularly "shot people for fun" from his balcony, as shown here. In fact, they toned down his cruelty for the movie, as they were afraid he would look too cartoonishly evil to the audience. The guy was much worse in real life, sadly. One of his maids said he almost couldn't go from lunch to dinner without killing someone. As for his mistress being fine with such a man, she was fully fine with it. Even after the war, she kept glorifying him all the way until she died in the 70s or 80s. 33:50 This is a part that was invented for the novel/movie. In real life, Goeth never lusted after his 2 maids (he had 2 in real life). He regularly beat them up though, often ordering them to get naked first. But he never touched them sexually. 45:00 They didn't kill them in the showers because Schindler's workers were in good condition. They needed some jews who could do manual labor around the camp. And once you were so malnurished you couldn't do that anymore, you would go to the "other" shower room. 46:35 It took 3 weeks to get the women out of Auschwitz. Nobody knows how Schindler did it (it must have been either blackmail or TONS of money). But to get his workers back, they had to call them by name from his list. Most people don't get the significance of that, but this is Auschwitz. A place where people were not names, but a tattoo number. Survivors of the camp have said this was the only time prisoners were called by name in Auschwitz. So to get his workers back, Schindler had to get the officers of the camp to break the rule of the camp... 47:53 "why are they taking the kids": That's just the goal of the nazis. If you want to eradicate the jews, then eradicate the next generation first. (also, they considered kids couldn't work, so they had no use)

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for your insight on those scenes! I appreciate your support fr!!!

the girl in the red coat is to dont lose the connection to all the victims as a person. with so many people killed its easy to only see numbers and not every person as a own. so the girl is to see the person behind the numbers again. - sry, englsh is not my first language. hope you understand i am trying to say

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

I Completely understand what you're saying. Thank you for explaining that, She's the only face other than the stars that I remember, so it makes sense. Thank you for your support !!!

@bestistmate

4 ай бұрын

He is an interview explaining the girl in the red dress (time stamped) with Steven Spielberg. kzread.info/dash/bejne/g5aOztWFYKSqZNI.html

@jennifergawne3002

4 ай бұрын

Her name was Genia and she was a cousin of the Dresners. Spielberg chose to feature her as a "flag" that the world was ignoring

@carmenburton4918

3 ай бұрын

She was also an indication of the death of innocence .. that someone can be pure and innocent and because of hatred, that will be killed

@J4ME5_

3 ай бұрын

I think it was also a big part of the turning point in his arc

This is an example as to why we MUST ALWAYS refuse fascism and dictatorship

Remember Roul Wallenberg - a Swedish diplomat saved approx. 100 thousand Hungarian jews by giving them Swedish passports. The russians arrested him when they liberated Budapest. He was never seen again.

@chayarivka9903

3 ай бұрын

He didn't save that many. He helped save many many, children

@mestupkid211986

3 ай бұрын

there was a Japanese diplomat in Lithuania that did the same; they estimate 100,000 people are alive today because of his actions.

@janezkette3901

3 ай бұрын

The list of people that rescue Jews is so large i can't right them all here, wiki page here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rescue_of_Jews_during_the_Holocaust

Seriously, they need to show this movie to everyone in high school. People need to Learn and Remember these horrors so they don't repeat them. To anyone who is watching this reaction but hasn't seen the movie Please please go and watch it yourself.

@rafaelmartins9263

2 ай бұрын

It's repeating right now, against the Palestinians in Gaza.

@AbbyMione

2 ай бұрын

@@rafaelmartins9263no its not, its the other way around. And schindlers list is a propaganda movie

@prevosfr

Ай бұрын

​@rafaelmartins9263 just look in your backyard. It's happening right under our noses in our own country when we have people protesting with swastikas on their flags under the pretense we're losing our freedom and liberty, and we have politicians who are actually praising it. We have 2 generations who know nothing about WWII and even have even less knowledge about the Nazis and what they really stood for. That's scary.

All these people said they "were just following orders". I hate hearing people say that because THIS is what it leads to. People have got to start thinking for themselves and considering other people.

I feel that "Schindler's List" and "Amistad" should be required viewing in high school.

@mitrandhir69

3 ай бұрын

Schindler List is required to watch on school here in USA specially here at California as far is I know!!

@joysgirl

3 ай бұрын

@@mitrandhir69 I'm glad to learn that my state has stepped up.

@mitrandhir69

3 ай бұрын

@@joysgirl yeah I work a department of education and even it’s not a mandatory or mandatory to watch the movie they show up all the time in all high schools every year!!!

@theConquerersMama

3 ай бұрын

Agreed.

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

I Also agree. Listening to someone read from a book about this is not the way to learn. Seeing the images and stories in said movies definitely hit wayyy harder. Thanks for all your support guys!!

Your comment "Everybody was cryin'. No matter how tough you thought you was." really resonates with me. I was in 10th grade when this came out, and most of my classmates were Jewish. At the end of the movie, there was just silence and sobbing. Nobody in my class didn't have a story about someone they lost. Until that time, I really didn't know how many people had really died.

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

Yeah man, its honestly heart breaking. Thanks for your support!!

@maureenseel118

3 ай бұрын

​@@Treyreacts11 If you liked this one, try "Empire of the Sun". Spielberg movie... Soundtrack by John Williams. Starring a very young Christian Bale, John Malkovich. So few people know about it and once they watch, they're like "HOW HAVE I NOT SEEN THIS BEFORE?!"

@micheletrainor1601

11 күн бұрын

​@maureenseel118 incredible movie. I watched it when I was ten, and I can still remember it all these decades later.

Rationalizing child slave labor to save the child's life. Crazy shit.

@MySerpentine

3 ай бұрын

Sad, isn't it?

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

insane man

@AbbyMione

2 ай бұрын

Apple with extra steps

The kids were taken away and killed.

Schindler's breakdown at the end is the most enduring part. Rather than boast or be proud of what he did. He felt only sorrow at what he didn't. That's how pure he was in the end. A true humanitarian.

First don't ask "why?", first ask "why not?" then you will know "why". A good old guy taught me that a lot of years ago.

As a decendant of a Schindler Jew....I appreciate your candor. But make no mistake my brother....we are here and we are thriving. I'm going to move to Israel next year. Time to go home. OH, and eat all the snacks you want my friend. I need to hear words like you have.

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

Oh believe me, I know you guys are thriving. I wish you good luck on your move ! Thanks for your support !!

@indyracingnut

3 ай бұрын

@Treyreacts11 We call making the move to Israel 🇮🇱 "Aliyah" which in Hebrew means "Going UP to Israel". My time of holding the fort down here in the US is over. Time to go home. Shalom. 🕯❤️

@AbbyMione

2 ай бұрын

Please free the innocent palestinian in gaza

@micheletrainor1601

11 күн бұрын

​​@@AbbyMioneGaza was given to the Palestinians years ago so maybe get your facts right and learn the actual TRUTH before regurgitating lies people have told u are facts because it pushes their agenda. Do u know why Muslim countries won't let Palestinians into their countries? Do you ? I bet u don't. May I ask your religion or race ?

Whenever the Nazis had to make a choice to either help the war effort or keep the extermination up they always chose to exterminate at the same or higher rate if they could manage it.

You picked the perfect time to watch this movie.

You should definitely watch "The Pianist" מי שהציל נפש אחת כאילו הציל עולם ומלואו The one who saved a single soul as if he saved the world entire

@Giovanni_Gabrielli

4 ай бұрын

Hi, I'm buddist although this sentence from the Talmud is very dear to me, is it the way it is actually written in the Talmud or in modern Hebrew?

@ymaifiyv6589

4 ай бұрын

The Pianist is amazing

@Szimicards

3 ай бұрын

@@Giovanni_Gabrielli I dont know the answer to your question but as far as I know this quote is in the Quran as well and a more universal religious quote.

@Ashmo613

11 сағат бұрын

​@Giovanni_Gabrielli It’s written that way in the Talmud. Part of the Talmud is written in Hebrew. Most, the commentary, is written in Aramaic (similar to Hebrew). Modern Hebrew is very close to ancient Hebrew, to the point that modern Hebrew speakers can read it with no problem. Modern Hebrew is closer to ancient Hebrew than modern English is to English in Shakespeare's time. I can read straight from the Dead Sea Scrolls, which are a couple thousand years old.

The unsung hero was the Swedish diplomat to Hungaria , Raoul Wallenberg . Who handed passports to possibly 100,000 Jews to excape the Nazis . But he fell into the hands of the commissars when the victorious Russian army rolled in & he disappeared into the gulags forever .

Oskar Schindler was Czechoslovakian, but a Nazi party member. My Great Grandparent's, my Grampy & his siblings fled to my hometown in Massachusetts, before this craziness went down. The house they moved into, is still there & I have news clipping of the Hindenberg flying over that house going towards NJ, where it crashed. 🇨🇿 CzechChick

Goth (the camp commander) really did just shoot people from his balcony. Survivors have said that things were actually worse than shown in the movie. 😢. This film is a masterpiece.

This wasn’t only a movie, this WAS REALITY. This really happened. Please don’t forget that. This movie should be shown in all schools as part of history lessons

theres never a right time to watch this movie.. its always a hard watch.. but an important one.

@AbbyMione

2 ай бұрын

Free palestine

You touched on the one thing I’ve always taken issue with… instead of asking why he didn’t do more, the question Schindler should have asked was why weren’t there more like him.

No. You picked the perfect time to watch this film. This film depicts the truth. Far too many people have forgotten what must never ever be forgotten.

@AbbyMione

2 ай бұрын

So the propaganda movie is the truth now?

@SunderShould-Be-King

2 ай бұрын

​@@AbbyMione - Truth is truth. have a nice day.

@prevosfr

Ай бұрын

​@@AbbyMione go study WWII before you comment next time, this movie is not propaganda in any way, shape or form.

This film is important. But it actually sanitises the truth.. I doubt many people could handle the truth of the situation.

There are a lot of review of this movie out there, but man.did yours hit home. Thanks for doing this.

Shows the absolute vilest of humanity….as well as the ability of one man, who finally saw beyond the hate, to change lives in the face of such devastation. This is history. May we never ever forget. The Boy in the Striped Pajamas is an epic film as well. 😢

@raymondmanderville505

4 ай бұрын

It starts with the dehumanizing of a people or a race through propaganda & lies . Not to dissimilar from what you see happening here in the US with critical race theory being taught to children .

He didn't work for an underground resistance he wasnt convince by anyone. He merely acted upon his inner conviction and humanity and the right thing to do. In the beginning, it was solely about money for him. Overtime he spent every dime to free them.

As a european, I appreciate your evolution throughout the movie. At one point you wanted to stop and said you had no more interest in the movie, many people say that while watching this movie and it always gets me mad because this is a real thing that happened to real people and I find it obnoxious to not be able to sit through a 3 hours movie showing it to you. But you went all the way through and actually gave respect and consideration to this incredible piece of art that Schindler's List is so thank you for that. PS : I know how incredibly tough this movie is to watch. It personally took me 3 tries to be emotionally able to watch it till the end

The worst part about this is that Amon Goeth was TONED DOWN FOR THE MOVIE. The real life guy (yes he existed) was way fucking worse. He was so evil it was cartoony.

@micheletrainor1601

11 күн бұрын

He was actually thrown out of SS as they found him too barbaric even for them. Hence why he was a patient in the sanatorium. Isn't that insane.

@mestupkid211986

10 күн бұрын

@@micheletrainor1601 Pretty insane to be thrown out of the Nazis for being too cruel

@micheletrainor1601

10 күн бұрын

@mestupkid211986 I know, right? I can't get my head around it at all.

@mestupkid211986

10 күн бұрын

@@micheletrainor1601 and then you find out about his grandkid who would've been someone he shot.

@micheletrainor1601

9 күн бұрын

@mestupkid211986 I can not imagine what it was like finding out that you were related to someone who was the living embodiment of the devil itself. Her book is fascinating, but still, I just couldn't imagine what that feels like.

My favorite line from the movie has to be the woman saying before being executed "it will take more than that" Such a beautiful line.

If you can watch this film and not cry.......you aren't human.

The only movie I have openly and unabashedly bawled at.

Truly loved your reaction to this! Needed those small laughs, especially for this movie ❤

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

Glad I could make you laugh! Thanks for your support !

@sofiamec8767

4 ай бұрын

❤@@Treyreacts11

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

@@kjdempsey nah simping in the KZread comments is actually diabolical

@kjdempsey

3 ай бұрын

@@Treyreacts11 ya dun kno 😂

Thank you for seeing this. May we never forget.

Bro! Been waiting for you to be active again since your amazing 6th sense reaction! Do more emotional movies pls

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

Got you bro! Thanks for the suppoort!

If you appreciated this one, try "Empire of the Sun". Spielberg movie... Soundtrack by John Williams. Starring a very young Christian Bale, John Malkovich. So few people know about it and once they watch, they're like "HOW HAVE I NOT SEEN THIS BEFORE?!"

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

Just added it to the list ! Thanks for your support Maureen !!

@maureenseel118

3 ай бұрын

​@@Treyreacts11oh yay! OMG I'm excited for you. It's phenomenal. Same time period/WW2 film. Enjoy!

@laurenm.6320

3 ай бұрын

It’s my FAVORITE MOVIE! YESSSS

Great reaction buddy

Thank you, thank you for your reaction, I cannot thank you enough for your words and thoughts. Seriously, and most sincerly, thank you.

Beautiful reaction brother!!!!

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

Appreciate that! Thanks for the support bro!

this is a masterpiece 👏🏽👏🏽

Man I'm from Italy, I've seen ALL reactions they did on this film, I don't know why but your reaction was "something else". I think I'll crawl in your channel for some more as a sub. BTW yeah, that's a punch in the guts...fuck it, I'll roll a joint too, this film is WAY too heavy. Cheers man! "whoever saves one life, saves the world entire"

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for the support bro! I hope you rolled that joint though

@da90sReAlvloc

4 ай бұрын

​@@Treyreacts11 there was a guy like this in Britain called Nicholas Winton. He saved 600 Jewish k!ds. From the holocaust, They did a movie about him called One life. Starring Anthony Hopkins as Nicholas Winton,

I like the chewing sounds 😊 great video btw ❤

@Treyreacts11

2 ай бұрын

I'm gonna make sure I eat something every reaction just for you. Thanks for your support!

As a lot have said, he started just to make money. When he sees the girl in red, though, that's the moment he sees the true horror of what's happening. I always saw her red symbolizing his realization of the blood on his hands. You can see the look shift in his eyes throughout that scene, and as he turns, he's realized he has to do something to help. Then, when he gets them out of the camp, that's the first decision of his that isnt driven by profit. From there on, everything he does is to save more people. It's a horribly beautiful film. It's tough and brutal, but it's one everyone needs to see at least once start to finish.

This is actually a lesson in history.

"...take it down, rebuild it, like she said." 😳

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

Crazy right?

"weapons maintenance" made me laugh. Thats what we call an act of God having all their guns jam saving the Rabi

@coffeeandbytes9854

3 ай бұрын

An Act of God? So, God only cared to intervene in sparing this one man, and not six million others?

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

You got a point! @meggo329 What's your rebuttal?

There is a biracial German woman, the daughter of a German woman and Nigerian man. Her unmarried mother put her in an orphanage when she was weeks old. She had regular contact with her mother and grandmother in early childhood, even after she was placed with foster parents. That until her foster parents adopted her at age 7. After high school she went to work in France where she became friends with an Israeli woman. When her friend returned to Israel she was invited to visit She decided that would go to Israel. While there met a man and fell in love. Eventually she studied and worked there several years and even learned Hebrew. She returned to Germany after the relationship ended. Fortunately she met another man who was to be her husband. Married with two kids she had a routine. One part of it was after bringing the kids to school was a visit to the library. The reality of her life changed on one library visit when a random book caught her eye. It was about a woman whose father was a Nazi war criminal. A picture on the cover looked familiar , as she scanned thought the pages looking at various photos , she recognized the faces of biological mother and grandmother. At the age of 38 she understood that her Grandfather was Amon Gothe.

A lot of the story is about his story arc from greed and lack of empathy to caring and generosity

I subscribe to all the reactors that watch this movie, because I feel every grownup should see it at least once to get a small sense of what happened, so it doesn't happen again. I always find it amazing how he made just enough money to do this and just enough. I look forward to watching more movies with you in the future. Enjoy

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

I appreciate you! Thanks for your support !

Good review, Trey. By the way, anti-semitism in Europe was nothing new when Hitler came along. He just brought it to an all-time high. Look up the Pale of Settlement in the Russian Empire. And review Fiddler on the Roof, which is set in Tsarist-era Ukraine.

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

Oh wow I had no idea. I'll add Fidler on the Roof to my list. Thanks for your support!

@greggthompson959

4 ай бұрын

You're welcome.

@elizabeththompson7046

3 ай бұрын

Listen to Trump. See how many of his followers echo the same white supremacist ideas.

Absolute masterpiece.

I believe it's important for all of us to know what each other's ancestors had gone through, in order for us to heal and have compassion to each other's sorrow's. ❤❤❤

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

Exactly!! Thanks for your support Terri !!

What’s more evil is when those guys in uniforms have skulls on they’re uniform just very unsettling

As sad as this movie is there are funny parts in it. At the train station when he tells the SS Officers he "can guarantee they will both be in Southern Russia within a month". That was the heaviest fighting of the War and where Germany lost most of its troops". Also, where he is driving away and yelling at Stern for the one armed worker and Stern is yelling after him trying to convince him how important he is. There are a few other moments also that you can laugh if you understand the humor and irony. The rest of the movie makes you bawl ugly tears....

I was in 6th grade and our school sent us to theater to watch. As it went on, I'm like Adam don't cry, your classmates will tease you but the end scene where he thought he could buy more people, I was done, the tears were flowing everywhere

@Ashmo613

11 сағат бұрын

That's a bit too young. When it came out, they only let 11th grade and up go in my school.

If you think it’s the wrong time - that’s exactly the right time.

It's like watching a film with a pothead. Too many questions and... get there faster.

Great reaction man. A lot of the reason schindler was scared to show compassion for the jewish people earlier in the movie was because it was against the law to have compassion towards jewish people, and the punishment was prison or death.

Dude, love your reactions I just wish they weren't so infrequent. I get it though. We're all busy. Anyway, I watch a lot of movie reactions and yours are always from the heart and thoughtful, so thanks. Not to bitch, but do more if possible. I think you can be huge if you keep at it. Peace, man.

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

I got you bro!!! Thanks for the support!

Way back in my youth....50 yrs ago..went to work on a kibbutz ...long before watching this epic film. Worked alongside genrations who fled to Israel after the war. The HORRENDOUS stories of how these people survived ..then arrived in Israel . They lived in tents ...cleared land with their bare hands to cultivate the food they needed . With hard work and tenacity ...thought they had found a safe place to live and bring up children! YET STILL they are persecuted ! All they want is to live in peace ! SHAME on anyone who thinks in this day and age it is right ! This film should be shown to every child before they leave school !

A MOVIE THAT SHOULD NOT EVER BE FORGOTTON, IN THIS LIFETIME, OR ANY FUTURE LIFETIME.

Watch American History X and Shawshank Redemption

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

I Watched Shawshank already, but I'll add American History X to the list. Thanks for your support!!

Yall know what the fuck I'm tryina say LOL, GREAT REACTION!

Great reaction, thank you. My pleasure to subscribe!

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

I Appreciate you bro! Thanks for the support!

@solvingpolitics3172

3 ай бұрын

@@Treyreacts11 Hope your channel goes well! Best thing they say you can do to increase viewership: 1. Publish content at the same time/day, weekly/what have you, consistently. 2. Interact in the comments section. 3. Keep up same quality. Look forward to more of your videos.

Great reaction. You only need to see Schindler’s list one time. such a great movie you won’t forget watching it you can’t You can’t un see what you’ve already seen. incredibly great movie that you only have see once.💨❤️✌️🌼

God bless u bro, we either stand together against fascism or we all go down… and hell yes on all of us getting along and smoking some weed along the way… I'm gonna take a puff right now in spiritual solidarity with you and everyone else who's feeling it…

My great grandparents and grandfather ran from Hitler. Im researching on how they were able to run and not have to serve in the German army. So far, no German military records.

I believe little girl in the red signifies innoncence and red for blood.

Hey Trey watch with the weed, there is a dude name Mr Video, he had videos for years but all the sudden he got demonetized on every video that showed the joint, just do it off camera. Just fyi i seen it happen twice. But loved the reaction going to follow

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

Appreciate the advice my guy. Def gonna take that into consideration! Thanks for the support bro!

@Mexishark909

3 ай бұрын

@@Treyreacts11 No prob, Id hate to see you get deep into it then all the sudden force yourself to watch every video to delete the ones with the joint. watching him cry about it looked like a pain in the ass

I appreciate your very genuine reaction. It's a very tough film. Another great film to watch is A Beautiful Life. Find the English version voiceover.

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

I’ll put that on the list . Thanks for your support !!

@7fredo

3 ай бұрын

Nooo! make the minimal effort of subtitles

@2ndGenBastArd

3 ай бұрын

@@Treyreacts11 you're very welcome. I've very much been enjoying reaction videos. Your video popped up and I had to watch.

@2ndGenBastArd

3 ай бұрын

@@7fredo 😄

“I fucking hate this movie” “I’m about to turn this shit off” “Damn man this is a great movie bro”

@Treyreacts11

Ай бұрын

what can I say

Initially he opened up the factory to make money. He was aiming to be a war profiteer; not to save Jews. He knew the Jews were desperate to have essential jobs and keep out of the camps and that he could pay them slave wages. As you saw, over time his motivation changed.

Hope the reupload is here to stay! KZread is so picky.

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

I think I picked a bad time to react to the movie lol

@Shellybelly778

4 ай бұрын

​@@Treyreacts11I think it's a better time than any to watch this movie.

I do agree with some of the comments about your articulation. You can keep it more classy especially with the subject matter. With that being said watching you go through this was like you had a character arc. props for finishing your view. especially during this troubling times. עם ישראל חי

@Treyreacts11

Ай бұрын

Thanks but this is Trey's channel. I'm Not classy.

How many times did you say "I hate this movie" :D But in the end!!!

I came for the reaction but stayed for the 9” churro 👀

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

LMAO Chill bro. Thanks for the support Jeff!

@jeffbartholomew1152

3 ай бұрын

@@Treyreacts11 first time viewer and I subscribed after watching this. I appreciate the emotional intelligence you shared. And chill is not in my vocabulary. Expect all sorts of balanced fuckery in your comments section from now on 😂 🤣

this guy is watching "Shenlass liss", not a movie I heard of but let's see what's up!

Yes, he was a playa....but, now, I think she was, too.

It's okay, you're supposed to be shook

As far as I'm concerned... I think you can have snacks during a movie 🤔 who sits at a movie theatre to watch a movie with no snacks, pop corn, and a soda 🤔 this movie is tough... Very hard to make it to the end of the movie 😣

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

That's what I'm saying Jeff lol. Thanks for your support bro!

why do you say you picked the wrong time for the movie?

Never again is NOW

Who the fuck let you watch this high?! They are not your friend. They are less your friend than thirteen year old me was _my_ friend, telling myself "yeah, I can watch this shit alone, I'm a teenager now."

Bless the Jewish and ISRAEL ❤ many got to returned to their homeland, Thankfully🙏..to face more hatred is sickening to me 😢worse than shown😢HITLER HID CRIMES FROM THE WORLD😡murdering anyone trying to help.. most of Hitler's men killed anyone with brown eyes💔💔yet, Hitler had brown eyes

Sympathy is more -- I see where you're at, where you're coming from. Empathy is the harder, more elevated version where you can say "I actually feel this." So sympathy is diet, whereas empathy is the OG heavy calorie sugar coca cola.

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

I Appreciate your insight!!

This is our past. Germany did this not only it’s own citizens, but to people of other Nations they invaded.

ANYONE WHO THINKS THERE IS GENOCIDE IN GAZA SHOULD WATCH THIS FILM

You have no heart if this doesn’t affect you.

I was about to express my disbelief that your generation has so little understanding about the Second World War, but then realised that I had a similar lack of understanding of the First World War, and our generations are about the same distance from each of these wars in years. (I was born in 1975, for reference)

you are taking the piss on this movie by watching it stoned.

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

The name of the channel is “Trey reacts Faded” ma’m.

This film needs to be shown to certain groups who are strongly anti Jewish

@AbbyMione

2 ай бұрын

Yeah😂😂 tell them to watch a propaganda movie

When the guy told his girlfriend that he was going down to the sewers and she didn’t want to go, during their last kiss I thought your comment was quite crude. Saying if that had been you, you would have had to get one last piping in with her was unnecessary. Other than this I thought your reaction was very good.

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

But that is honestly what I would have done ma’m , you want me to lie ?

pls... watch movie COME AND SEE and make reaction ;)

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

I'll add it to my list! Thanks for your support!

@Len0Grady

13 күн бұрын

@@Treyreacts11that movie will turn your bowels to ice water and give you nightmares.

you need to work on your editing. just trying to help.

@Treyreacts11

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for that sweetie

@cadleo

4 ай бұрын

Your commenting skills suck. Just sayin.

Stay humble brotha from another racial motha. Heres another sub!

I was daring you to turn it off…. They lived it have the b***s to watch it. ❤️✝️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇱

@Treyreacts11

3 ай бұрын

Wow youre such a nice lady

@kathramsay1569

3 ай бұрын

@@Treyreacts11 thank you .