Love how your dog comforts you at the end.

fun fact, the makers of this film chose mia to wear a lot of blue and seb to wear a lot of red. this means that when there is purple, it’s the times when they are feeling truly connected.

You looked so disgusted when she kissed her future husband that I laughed and spit my tea LOL. I love this movie

7:08 it is him!!!❤ he practiced HOURS!

I've seen La La Land four times now and it gets better with every viewing. It's presented in the style of old-fashioned dreamlike musicals, but the story is so real and relatable, and I think that's why it hits so hard. At some point in our lives, a lot of us end up in situations just like this where you have to decide between pursuing your dreams or the person you love. Add to that the amazing soundtrack, cinematography, direction of Damien Chazelle, and performances and chemistry of Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling, and you get a magical film like this. I think La La Land is going to age extremely well too. Sooner or later it's going to be recognized as one of the best films ever made, if it isn't already

@actualkarenokboomer3158

15 күн бұрын

Gosling learning piano kzread.info/dash/bejne/pJ6umJmHpMXggc4.html

every time i watch that ending i cry😢

That end song is the montage in music. He is telling her that he loved her in that way; the way where they could actually make a future and have it together! Jazz tells a story... usually a story of an emotion that is felt strongly and deeply. Just the way the video did for us (the people watching the movie) at the end, that is what his music was doing for her. This movie, overall, is so well made and well acted. Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling have a chemistry together. You can also see it in the movie Crazy, Stupid, Love. They are so fun to watch when they act together! This movie is a rarity, which makes it all the better! Glad you enjoyed it the way it was meant to be enjoyed! Thanks for the reactions and comments!

@actualkarenokboomer3158

15 күн бұрын

He learned to play for the movie and didn't read music, but he had a band at one time and used local kids for backup. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pJ6umJmHpMXggc4.html

I love this movie and I've probably seen it 5 or 6 times now. But it's not something I can just watch any time because it always takes a little out of me once you get to that ending. It's like you said, it's more than just what-could-have-been. The movie's almost saying like one dream always has to die in order for another to play out. I like to think in an alternate reality this movie could've ended with them married and with a kid, and the what-if scenario was them both getting their dreams but not being together. And I'd like to think the audience would've felt just as bittersweet to see what they had to give up to get their dream of staying together. In that way, I appreciate the idea that no matter how happy you are, there's always something you lose in the process leading up to that that you can never get back. Great film, but, yeah, that ending kills me every time I watch it.

I saw this in the theater when it came out, and I teared up during the opening number, too. I think it was because I never thought anyone would make a traditional-style musical like this again. Your dog is the best, btw. He seemed to actually be worried about you crying.

YES SO EXCITED FOR THIS

OMG. Thank you Cass so much for reacting to not only one of my favorite musicals, but one of my favorite movies of all time. It is a Damien Chazelle masterpiece. When evaluating movies you look at such elements as cast, direction, storyline(s), cinematography, choreography (when applicable), soundtrack. Ordinarily, if you have three of these elements working well, you have a successful production. In 'La La Land' you have all of them. It is a pretty darn close to perfect movie in my estimation. And a movie I continually come back to. Heck, just the musical numbers alone are worth the price of admission. My three favorite scenes are 1) The Observatory (Planetarium Sequence) 2) Mia's audition 'For the Ones Who Dream, and 3) 'City of Stars', Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone sitting at the piano. All of these scenes bring me to tears. When I first saw the movie with my Mom and Dad (God rest their souls) who have sadly passed away since, I turned to both of them and we did not exchange words, but looked at each other as though we were watching cinematic history. 'La La Land' is such a movie and I predict that it will be looked upon by future generations as perhaps the best representation of 21st century cinema. ❤

@actualkarenokboomer3158

15 күн бұрын

Gosling learned to play for the movie. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pJ6umJmHpMXggc4.html

One reason I love this movie is that it is the rare story that is no "finding the one", but "finding the one before" who pushes you, helps you grow so that you're ready to find "the right one". Sebastian pushed Mia to do the thing that got her her break (and actually pushed her to make the leap to pursue that course once she was noticed), and Mia pushed Seb into making his idea of a club into a reality. But, they weren't quite right together at that time as a relationship, and as the last musical sequence plays with, you can still think "oh, what if...?" I have a couple other movies that have the same general theme - not "the one", but "the one who gets you ready for 'the one'"... but I won't name them as that is a bit of a spoiler.

This is a top 5 favorite movie for me. I enjoyed your review! Once you started crying I lost it and started crying too.

I honestly didn’t even cry at the end 😭😭 it’s that monologue emma stone does when she goes back home that gets me 😭😭😭

blasting loml in their honor 🫡

@officialcassreacts

Ай бұрын

NOT LOML OH MY GOD

@alexjanewill

Ай бұрын

Now why would you say that.

@sariii413

Ай бұрын

@@alexjanewill hehehe

@sariii413

Ай бұрын

i live to be a menace

@whatwhatwhatttttt

27 күн бұрын

NO because the contrast between the first night at the planetarium (what a valiant roar) vs. them saying goodbye in broad daylight.. what a bland goodbye.. FUCK

I just wanna say one thing, THIS IS MY FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIMES, IT DESTROYED ME THE FIRST AND EVERY TIME I WATCH IT. IT SHOULD HAVE WON THE OSCAR, IT’S THE ONLY MOVIE I RATED FIVE STARS ON LETTERBOX.

@Elephant2024-wi2li

Ай бұрын

Totally agree 💯Expressed very much the same sentiments in my comments. What I find amazing is that the You Tube reactors I watch who do mostly movies such as Popcorn in Bed, Ashleigh Burton, Madison K. Thames, etc. have never reacted to 'La La Land.' Perhaps it is the copyright issue as Cass alluded to in her opening comments. In any case, how great is Cass for doing this movie. I am not on Patreon, but I hope she sees our comments because I just want to thank her and express my appreciation for reacting to this great movie.

The observation you made around 21:40 was honestly really perceptive, it ties in very well with what Seb said earlier in the film about LA being the place where "they worship everything and value nothing". Seb achieves success and popularity by playing music that has mainstream appeal (worshipped by the masses) but doesn't appeal to him, while his and Mia's artistic passions are treated with scorn (given no value) by the same people, meaning it takes a lot of hard work, sacrifice and in some cases dumb luck for them to even have a chance of success. For all the Hollywood glitz and glamour and fairytale romance, La La Land is a surprisingly cynical film at its core, yet still feels wonderfully earnest and sincere, which I think is why a lot of people really gravitated towards it. Well, also the fantastically staged musical numbers, Ryan and Emma's immaculate chemistry, and the astoundingly brilliant direction - if you ever want to feel inadequate about your own accomplishments, remember that Damien Chazelle was only 30-31 when he made this film. If you're looking for other recommendations for reactions, I'd definitely put forward Whiplash, also made by Damien Chazelle - it covers similar ideas to La La Land, but in a VERY different way, and it's also just an absolutely amazing film in general.

@kevinlaw6185

Ай бұрын

Orson Welles was 26 when he directed Citizen Kane. 😄

@actualkarenokboomer3158

15 күн бұрын

The saying "They worship everything and value nothing" came from Ryan lady, Eva Mendes.

I would kill to watch the Patreon version of this reaction 😭

@feulps

24 күн бұрын

I don't think you have to kill for that, it's just go there and subscribe. Is not expensive honestly

@alemobra5747

20 күн бұрын

@@feulps lmfaoo

I love this movie with my whole heart, and this is one of the best reactions I’ve seen to it. It’s devastating but in a .. good way? I remember watching it as a press screening prior to release, I just went out to my car and sat there reflecting for a while. Such a wonderful film.

The Last Five Years. You simply must. Don’t say I didnt warn you. 😂😭🎵

I love this movie so much! It's just as good the second, third, fourth and fifth time you watch it, and you'll notice small things that are just too perfect. But yeah, you'll still cry every time. I do, anyway.

I really disliked the ending when I saw this film in the cinema, but now, having rewatched it a million times, I think this ending makes it special and perfect.

I love this film and I love watching people love this film

Yes! I really missed your movie reactions.

Glad I finally have something else to cry with you while watching, been missing it since LotR :)

@danholmesfilm

21 күн бұрын

You should rewatch them on here like it's the first time again :)

I remember hating the movie because they don't end up together. I just couldn't take it. But after thinking about it for a while, I started to truly appreciate the movie as a whole

One of my favorite movies of that year, including the winner of best picture, Moonlight. Beautiful way of putting how fleeting people in our lives can be and how they help shape us into the people we're meant to be, even if it leads to heart-break. The ending of them mutually looking at each other and nodding in respect, happy that both ended where they wanted to be and where they're meant to despite an end of their love story.

also i dont know if you caught this and it honestly makes the movie better bc of the thought that was put into it, bc when they are singing someone in the crowd snow is falling from the sky but then it happens again when she leaves her bf at the restaurant to go meet Sebastian at the theater implying that hes that “someone in the crowd” hes the person she had to meet for all this to happen😭😭 ITS SO GOOD

Never clicked so fast!!

Your hair looks amazing btw, u look super cute and beautiful

Great reaction. Thank you.

Oh I am sat for this

Okay, now you have to watch more “oscar-y” films. “Everything everywhere all at once”, “marriage story”, “jojo rabbit”, “parasite”, “the fabelmans”, “the whale”, “dune”, “promising young woman”, “the help”, “hidden figures”, “minari”, “coda”, “don’t look up”, “women talking”, guillermo del toro’s “pinocchio”, “anatomy of a fall”, “barbie”, “the holdovers”, “past lives”, “poor things”, “babylon”

@mf1shman

25 күн бұрын

I love Babylon

Since you often mentioned the colors in this movie, this is not by accident, but totally on purpose. It actually has a pretty significant meaning for the movie on a subconscious level. There is a video on YT called "when the director happens to be an expert in colour theory", which is pretty nice to watch and gives you so much more insight to this movie. And it made me a little emotional in the end, too.

Isn't this movie just brilliant!! Awesome reaction 🧡💙

I WAS NOT EXPECTING THIS BUT I AM SO SAT

Actually Johnny hates jazz jaja Love the reaction and last scene its all.

Love the movie reactions! would love to see you react to 'Babylon' it's one of my faviroutes. Same director and a cute love story in-between It stars Margot Robbie

The 'pocketful of sunshine' bit in Easy A is funny.

I always love your reactions Casa, both music and films!! Maybe you could react to Les Miserables the musical if you haven’t seen it already ❤

the first time I saw this, I was by myself in the theater and sat dumbfounded, crying because of the ending. I was so angry it didn't win 'best movie' for the Oscars...

ryan is actually playing the piano himself 🥸

Omg yes!!

I think this film is beautiful

i loved your reaction 24:56 here

I think he opens a jazz bar in Paris

It would probably be better to wait until Halloween to watch the freaky rock musical "Phantom Of the Paradise". It's similar to the cult classic "Rocky Horror Picture Show", but BETTER. It was the movie Brian De Palma did just before "Carrie", which is another great movie to watch for the Halloween season. The old Judy Garland musical "Meet me in St. Louis" had an interesting Halloween scene in it, but you could watch that at Christmas too. Her singing of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" was an iconic moment in film history. I'm not religious, but I did enjoy the unique style of "Jesus Christ Superstar". The singing in that movie is fantastic! My favorite old musical with a comedic style was "How to Succeed in Business". And even though it's not a musical, be sure to watch "Office Space" someday.

Sing Street would be fun!

Great movie!

The red is slaying down

IT IS RYAN GOSLING PLAYING AND HE LEARNED TO DO IT IN A FEW MONTHS. Ryan barely played piano and didn't read music. Here is the video. John Legend had a harder time learning enough guitar to look like he knew how to play. He compliments Ryan in this video of him learning. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pJ6umJmHpMXggc4.html

#seated for the sobbing

As far as I can tell, every "struggling actors trying to make their relationships work" story is sad. The Last Five Years and Tick Tick Boom are other similar modern musicals telling similar stories, though La La Land is probably the best executed and most nuanced of them. And awww, Karma's such a sweetie, coming up to you when you were crying at the end lol.

@vov.7397

Ай бұрын

I still say The Last Five Years features Anna Kendrick's best film performance ever.

@andrewshirley9240

Ай бұрын

@@vov.7397 Yeah, it's a shame the movie is boring as hell. I *love* Anna Kendrick + Jeremy Jordan way more than the original cast recording, so I'm happy it was made. It just works a lot better as an album than a movie, and the "he moves forward while she looks back" concept in how it was structured has always fascinated me.

im so into your reactions!! you should check QUEEN Madison Beer albums!!! her first project was an EP "as she pleases" she released it as an indepent artist then signed with epic records and released her debut "life support" and last year released her second one "Silence Between Songs" i love her hope u check her discography!!

Please do Past Life

I know cold sores feel big and awful but its not that noticeable:)

Please react to Manchester by The Sea if you haven't seen the movie 🙏🏾

If you want another good musical, I recommend Spielberg's West Side Story (2021). It's the rare remake that surpasses the original.

React to Room under the stairs Album by Zayn

First !❤

If you dont wanna cry and want something happy u should watch 1883..

I knew youd cry

Weird knowing that George Michael died shortly after this film came out.

He was not happy at the end lol. Emma was a bad gf she cheated on her previous bf and then dumped Ryan when she was jealous of his success.

Please, watch Past lives

Hyyyped

Well Cass, now that you've watched this movie, here's something for you. There was a band I found out about like 3-4 years ago called The Midnight. If you don't know them, they have great songs, very much 80's synth inspired. Check out some videos of their songs iin which some are fanmade and inspired by some classic 80's teen movie: "Sunset", "Gloria", "Comet", "Last Train", "Lost Boy" Memories", etc. Anyways, back to my point, while checking them out, I found a fanmade video of the movie La La Land with the band's song "Los Angeles". Here's the link. Hope you enjoy it! kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZqZ-m9xvebvUkps.html

as soon as you said they were both passionate people in the beginning 🥲 EXACTLY it's so heartbreaking