I saw this movie just because Faith Hill is in it :)
@LisaHafeyАй бұрын
Oh gosh we used to have African Lion Safari in Australia too, but it closed in the 80s I think.
@davem92082 ай бұрын
I’ve liked this film from the first time I saw it and like seeing different reviews of it. One minor detail in it is, even though there are references to the Star Wars storyline throughout it, even down to the vehicles chase through the forest, the actual reference to the “light saber” is interesting, as that is a name of an item that, in itself, has trademark protection, and that trademark is owned by Lucas Films who made Star Wars. They refused the makers of this film permission to use its name so, although there are numerous third hand references (mainly by little Adam) asking if it was a light saber, it was always denied, so therefore it was never called one directly. Walker Scobell (little Adam) actually had weapons training to be able to handle the weapon for the scene by the reactor. He did fairly well for a 12 year old.
@jackilynpyzocha6622 ай бұрын
I find it creepy!
@dkyelak29 күн бұрын
The 1975 version is just about perfect.
@LeighMet2 ай бұрын
They gave the academy award to Palace
@JayD-eq8sz3 ай бұрын
Loved the seasons 1 and 2, can’t wait for season 3. Good reaction! Looking forward to watching more with you. 👍
@andyiguess52463 ай бұрын
I mean, you're not wrong, but I'm a sucker for a campy comedy.
@LisaHafey3 ай бұрын
A tureen is a big soup pot. Also, this episode shows Blackbeard can speak French (he understood the French captain when he said - in French - the treasure was below deck), he can read, and he can also play the harpsichord.
@user-nx7ui3zz6x3 ай бұрын
No. You got it wrong. Either you don’t have a sense of humor, or you’re just a feminist ideologue. It’s hard to say which. There was so much brilliant comedy in this movie. Every character shined. Glenn Close… Brilliant! Nicole Kidman… Brilliant! The gay character… Brilliant! Christopher Walken… Unbelievable! There was so much wicked, subtle nuanced comedy in this film. This is a cult classic and it already has a cult following whether you like it or not. No. You are wrong By the way, the fact that they made it comedy makes it an even more powerful film. The women’s movement needs to be satirized. It has itself become scary. It’s high time somebody had the courage to say that out loud! And to say it with comedy, is absolutely… Stellar!
@tylerd.56942 ай бұрын
This review was written by the sarcasm gang
@antonbrakhage4903 ай бұрын
Yeah, it's interesting how Blackbeard and his crew just move onto Stede's ship. I'd assume that their own must have gotten wrecked fighting the Spanish the previous episode. Or Stede's ship was better. Pirates would frequently "trade up"-switch ships-upon capturing a better one historically.
@teea28093 ай бұрын
You picked one of the funniest parts out (the intrusive sex/stair scene) as a negative.
@adventuretravelromance4 ай бұрын
fThe first movie is great. I love Katherine Ross. The remake is one of worst movies of all times.
@carlosriveraauthor5 ай бұрын
Too bad you didn't continue these. I liked your reactions for this show
@bookwoman536 ай бұрын
Great react. I love the 1986 movie musical Little Shop of Horrors starring Rick Moranis is all practical effects. Today the creature would definitely be cgi. It’s a good watch.
@kendalljennings34177 ай бұрын
Super interested to see what you think of season 2!
@kendalljennings34177 ай бұрын
I really enjoy how appreciative you are of Stede’s fashion skills. The man has got some straight up 18th century drip! Also to be fair to you we know Lucius and Black Pete are gay because they’re getting to second base in the pantry. It’s implied that Stede could be gay because he’s into fashio~n, drama, interior design, you know…and also he was very sad being married to a woman.
@TillyChMo7 ай бұрын
@GlenOwen will you be back with series 2 reactions? 😊
@alinasophie76458 ай бұрын
Season 2 is there!! You should definitely check it out!! :D
@joseolvera50918 ай бұрын
I loved it. It had multiple twist endings which I did not see coming at all. It was so campy, so much fun. Nicole Kidman was so much fun to watch. Bette Midler was hilarious. The cast really was great and Glenn close was a surprise delight. If you didn’t like the movie then it wasn’t made for you and there’s nothing wrong with that.
@spookyfbi88 ай бұрын
Just discovered your channel. It’s so interesting to see someone watching this who doesn’t go in knowing it as the ‘gay pirate show’ to see when it clicks for them that Ed & Stede are falling in love. Now that season 2 is out will you be continuing?
@jordangeier23199 ай бұрын
You 2 need to watch Mannequin Andrew McCarthy and Kim Cattrall.
@BallisticStigmata9 ай бұрын
You look like a young Fox Maulder.
@papi0510 ай бұрын
Hmmmm i love this movie and its non serious take on the nuclear family and gender role expectations. And i love the scene with Roger going upstairs saying he wanted some perfect levity. I think the movie is really fun and that is all it's supposed to be. A fun take on ridiculous antiquated ideology of the male centered society.
@doriyahh10 ай бұрын
Nadjas reactions are funny
@marirezende847810 ай бұрын
I'm personally having a blast watching you being oblivious and the people losing their minds in the comments it's funny asf
@MaePearl1110 ай бұрын
THE "best written scene" WAS ALL IMPROVE
@ThatLeaf11 ай бұрын
You could tell the film was going to be absolute crap within the first few minutes; that whole slop was just someone standing on a soapbox, talking down on you and saying "Right-Wing Bad! Leftist Good!".
@marserlyАй бұрын
i mean the entire point of the original book its based off of is turning sexism against women into horror where women's autonomy is literally replaced by them becoming cooking and cleaning machines. its a very blatant metaphor but at no point is the movie "talking down to you" by doing social commentary. i guess right wingers are just allergic to media literacy as much as they're allergic to being good people that don't try to take away the freedoms of people they disagree with...
@skydonkey900 Жыл бұрын
I liked it, pretty fun.
@patriciaalvareztostado8170 Жыл бұрын
This movie is amaizing, everything, how goes changing with Jojo and with what he is believe, even from the bigging you saw that he has a great heart, and how the pressured of the world he lives in, when they are burning the books at first he dosent know if he is right but he does it because everyone around is doing it, and with the rabbit he cant kill it, even when all the kids started to chant kill. And saw throw the movie how his vision of Hitler is changing first Adolf is playful and in the end he is more like the real Adolf and in the last scene with Adolf, He is a is a mess his apparency change, the changing in the city, in the end it show how the city is going down the same as the German were doing in war. I love Rossie, love how she is comity to do the right thing, even if could cost her life, she tall Jojo, I love Germany is the war that I hate, Do what you cant also change form They, to she to "I do what I cant", and I love that even if she know Jojo is wrong on what he believes she doesn't try to impose over him she still love him, the thing that I am more sad (of course beside that she had to die to Jojo really saw the reality) is that she didnt knew that Jojo changed in the end, that he made friend with Elsa and stop believing in all that nonsense, that both were in the end like Sister and brother, at least she would die knowing that they were together.
@talegunner4414 Жыл бұрын
2 mississipis we are back in big bang theory! Guy you need to shut up. Cant hear the movie!
@msmith5121 Жыл бұрын
Do you talk over every scene in every episode like you do in this one? Goodness...moving on.
@deannajones3849 Жыл бұрын
I can't wait for season 2! I've watched 1st season several times.
@runrunrun_runaway2607 Жыл бұрын
wondering why you didn't make note of the Lee Child cameo
@Bikebrh Жыл бұрын
I loved the book and show, but here is where I point out that if you think about it the conspiracy makes no sense. 26 years ago in 1997 when the book was written it makes sense because there were still plenty of old 100's in circulation. The TV show is set in 2022 or so, 25 years later. I can't think of anything more suspicious than a pallet of pre-1990 $100 bills.
@ashessakura7518 Жыл бұрын
I love Izzy because it feels like he got dragged out of some super dark show and then dropped into this romcom and he’s already 100% done 90% of the time 😂
@j.d.4697 Жыл бұрын
It's not true that recasting the characters with different people doesn't work out. It usually depends what you watch first, because that's the people you will start to form bonds with.
@lilpinkbear Жыл бұрын
This is one of my fave films of all time and am so glad to see it lifted from cult status to being more widely known thanks to Taika's more recent successes and the tv show. Really enjoyed your reaction. I'd been feeling kind of crappy today and stumbled on your OFMD videos, which I promptly binge watched and thorughly enjoyed...which then led me to this video. Can't wait to watch your reactions of the show.
@Wesleech Жыл бұрын
Alan said he's gonna get even bigger for season 2. I think you got it but.. ok.
@happycamper6298 Жыл бұрын
Yours is not my least favorite reacher reaction. It was a close shave, though, what with the disappointing sexist comments every time Roscoe was on screen. I’m guessing you could scoop up more women as subs if you’d cool that noise down. Details matter.
@graciefolden2359 Жыл бұрын
Please, please make your face bigger on the screen, is that so YOU can watch yourself doing reactions while.... Egotistical much.
@oduinn7948 Жыл бұрын
4:37 Because the first two weeks are the hardest, the first week certainly the harder of the two and a lot of people -- especially those not fit for that type of "lifestyle -- could easily be persuaded to talk if they know something to keep them from going back to their own personal hell. Looking at Reacher though.... I'd be afraid within a week he'd be somehow running the BGF.
@palebeachbum Жыл бұрын
I love this movie, BUT you are 100% correct. I can't disagree with your points. It's just a fun, silly comedy with a great cast that can't be taken too seriously though. The problem is that we have the original 1975 movie to compare it against, which is a serious movie dealing with feminism. So in comparison, yes, the 2004 movie seems like a hot mess. Death Becomes Her (1992) serves as another example of a great comedy movie with a great cast that is full of absurdity.
@cameron_fairchild8 ай бұрын
Great way of looking at it. Great points made. Death Becomes Her is very funny and entertaining, to me it's like Overboard with Goldie Hawn, it's not even trying to take itself seriously, and that's it's charm.
@greycegordon1597 Жыл бұрын
Never read the book but this show made me fall in love with Reacher instantly. And Reacher character remind me of Guts from a Berserk. A 6"8 guy with insane skills and strength and brutal fighting style.
@Theresabrown1805 Жыл бұрын
I didn't know this but I looked on Wikipedia and typed in Stede Bonnets name and I was surprised to find that there was an actual pirate called Stede Bonnet the Gentleman Pirate he did actually exist.
@PizzaHorseProductions Жыл бұрын
I know these reactions are from last year but I have been really enjoying them - it's been fun watching someone see this for the first time and love it. Thank you!
@PizzaHorseProductions Жыл бұрын
It would have been so easy for them to have made Mary more of a villain, but you could see in episode 4 that she was the one really trying to make the marriage work, and when she didn't have to do that anymore, she was able to fully be herself. I don't think it ever occurred to Stede that she was just as miserable as he was - the kind of trauma he has, mixed with depression and probably some neurodivergence, tends to make a person very self-absorbed. None of these characters are perfect but only a few of them are legitimately bad people
@PizzaHorseProductions Жыл бұрын
The last three episodes of the season are I think what took me from "I love this" to straight up obsession - there's so much emotional depth to what started off as a silly comedy, and Stede is way too relatable to me, lol. It's sweet to see these weird, damaged people finding their family at sea
@PizzaHorseProductions Жыл бұрын
I think this is my favorite episode, even though Jack is such a monumental dickhead. Ed and Stede finally each realize how much the other means to them. Poor Stede's brokenhearted face when Ed leaves, though... 😭
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It wasn’t a dumpster fire relax and get a job
I saw this movie just because Faith Hill is in it :)
Oh gosh we used to have African Lion Safari in Australia too, but it closed in the 80s I think.
I’ve liked this film from the first time I saw it and like seeing different reviews of it. One minor detail in it is, even though there are references to the Star Wars storyline throughout it, even down to the vehicles chase through the forest, the actual reference to the “light saber” is interesting, as that is a name of an item that, in itself, has trademark protection, and that trademark is owned by Lucas Films who made Star Wars. They refused the makers of this film permission to use its name so, although there are numerous third hand references (mainly by little Adam) asking if it was a light saber, it was always denied, so therefore it was never called one directly. Walker Scobell (little Adam) actually had weapons training to be able to handle the weapon for the scene by the reactor. He did fairly well for a 12 year old.
I find it creepy!
The 1975 version is just about perfect.
They gave the academy award to Palace
Loved the seasons 1 and 2, can’t wait for season 3. Good reaction! Looking forward to watching more with you. 👍
I mean, you're not wrong, but I'm a sucker for a campy comedy.
A tureen is a big soup pot. Also, this episode shows Blackbeard can speak French (he understood the French captain when he said - in French - the treasure was below deck), he can read, and he can also play the harpsichord.
No. You got it wrong. Either you don’t have a sense of humor, or you’re just a feminist ideologue. It’s hard to say which. There was so much brilliant comedy in this movie. Every character shined. Glenn Close… Brilliant! Nicole Kidman… Brilliant! The gay character… Brilliant! Christopher Walken… Unbelievable! There was so much wicked, subtle nuanced comedy in this film. This is a cult classic and it already has a cult following whether you like it or not. No. You are wrong By the way, the fact that they made it comedy makes it an even more powerful film. The women’s movement needs to be satirized. It has itself become scary. It’s high time somebody had the courage to say that out loud! And to say it with comedy, is absolutely… Stellar!
This review was written by the sarcasm gang
Yeah, it's interesting how Blackbeard and his crew just move onto Stede's ship. I'd assume that their own must have gotten wrecked fighting the Spanish the previous episode. Or Stede's ship was better. Pirates would frequently "trade up"-switch ships-upon capturing a better one historically.
You picked one of the funniest parts out (the intrusive sex/stair scene) as a negative.
fThe first movie is great. I love Katherine Ross. The remake is one of worst movies of all times.
Too bad you didn't continue these. I liked your reactions for this show
Great react. I love the 1986 movie musical Little Shop of Horrors starring Rick Moranis is all practical effects. Today the creature would definitely be cgi. It’s a good watch.
Super interested to see what you think of season 2!
I really enjoy how appreciative you are of Stede’s fashion skills. The man has got some straight up 18th century drip! Also to be fair to you we know Lucius and Black Pete are gay because they’re getting to second base in the pantry. It’s implied that Stede could be gay because he’s into fashio~n, drama, interior design, you know…and also he was very sad being married to a woman.
@GlenOwen will you be back with series 2 reactions? 😊
Season 2 is there!! You should definitely check it out!! :D
I loved it. It had multiple twist endings which I did not see coming at all. It was so campy, so much fun. Nicole Kidman was so much fun to watch. Bette Midler was hilarious. The cast really was great and Glenn close was a surprise delight. If you didn’t like the movie then it wasn’t made for you and there’s nothing wrong with that.
Just discovered your channel. It’s so interesting to see someone watching this who doesn’t go in knowing it as the ‘gay pirate show’ to see when it clicks for them that Ed & Stede are falling in love. Now that season 2 is out will you be continuing?
You 2 need to watch Mannequin Andrew McCarthy and Kim Cattrall.
You look like a young Fox Maulder.
Hmmmm i love this movie and its non serious take on the nuclear family and gender role expectations. And i love the scene with Roger going upstairs saying he wanted some perfect levity. I think the movie is really fun and that is all it's supposed to be. A fun take on ridiculous antiquated ideology of the male centered society.
Nadjas reactions are funny
I'm personally having a blast watching you being oblivious and the people losing their minds in the comments it's funny asf
THE "best written scene" WAS ALL IMPROVE
You could tell the film was going to be absolute crap within the first few minutes; that whole slop was just someone standing on a soapbox, talking down on you and saying "Right-Wing Bad! Leftist Good!".
i mean the entire point of the original book its based off of is turning sexism against women into horror where women's autonomy is literally replaced by them becoming cooking and cleaning machines. its a very blatant metaphor but at no point is the movie "talking down to you" by doing social commentary. i guess right wingers are just allergic to media literacy as much as they're allergic to being good people that don't try to take away the freedoms of people they disagree with...
I liked it, pretty fun.
This movie is amaizing, everything, how goes changing with Jojo and with what he is believe, even from the bigging you saw that he has a great heart, and how the pressured of the world he lives in, when they are burning the books at first he dosent know if he is right but he does it because everyone around is doing it, and with the rabbit he cant kill it, even when all the kids started to chant kill. And saw throw the movie how his vision of Hitler is changing first Adolf is playful and in the end he is more like the real Adolf and in the last scene with Adolf, He is a is a mess his apparency change, the changing in the city, in the end it show how the city is going down the same as the German were doing in war. I love Rossie, love how she is comity to do the right thing, even if could cost her life, she tall Jojo, I love Germany is the war that I hate, Do what you cant also change form They, to she to "I do what I cant", and I love that even if she know Jojo is wrong on what he believes she doesn't try to impose over him she still love him, the thing that I am more sad (of course beside that she had to die to Jojo really saw the reality) is that she didnt knew that Jojo changed in the end, that he made friend with Elsa and stop believing in all that nonsense, that both were in the end like Sister and brother, at least she would die knowing that they were together.
2 mississipis we are back in big bang theory! Guy you need to shut up. Cant hear the movie!
Do you talk over every scene in every episode like you do in this one? Goodness...moving on.
I can't wait for season 2! I've watched 1st season several times.
wondering why you didn't make note of the Lee Child cameo
I loved the book and show, but here is where I point out that if you think about it the conspiracy makes no sense. 26 years ago in 1997 when the book was written it makes sense because there were still plenty of old 100's in circulation. The TV show is set in 2022 or so, 25 years later. I can't think of anything more suspicious than a pallet of pre-1990 $100 bills.
I love Izzy because it feels like he got dragged out of some super dark show and then dropped into this romcom and he’s already 100% done 90% of the time 😂
It's not true that recasting the characters with different people doesn't work out. It usually depends what you watch first, because that's the people you will start to form bonds with.
This is one of my fave films of all time and am so glad to see it lifted from cult status to being more widely known thanks to Taika's more recent successes and the tv show. Really enjoyed your reaction. I'd been feeling kind of crappy today and stumbled on your OFMD videos, which I promptly binge watched and thorughly enjoyed...which then led me to this video. Can't wait to watch your reactions of the show.
Alan said he's gonna get even bigger for season 2. I think you got it but.. ok.
Yours is not my least favorite reacher reaction. It was a close shave, though, what with the disappointing sexist comments every time Roscoe was on screen. I’m guessing you could scoop up more women as subs if you’d cool that noise down. Details matter.
Please, please make your face bigger on the screen, is that so YOU can watch yourself doing reactions while.... Egotistical much.
4:37 Because the first two weeks are the hardest, the first week certainly the harder of the two and a lot of people -- especially those not fit for that type of "lifestyle -- could easily be persuaded to talk if they know something to keep them from going back to their own personal hell. Looking at Reacher though.... I'd be afraid within a week he'd be somehow running the BGF.
I love this movie, BUT you are 100% correct. I can't disagree with your points. It's just a fun, silly comedy with a great cast that can't be taken too seriously though. The problem is that we have the original 1975 movie to compare it against, which is a serious movie dealing with feminism. So in comparison, yes, the 2004 movie seems like a hot mess. Death Becomes Her (1992) serves as another example of a great comedy movie with a great cast that is full of absurdity.
Great way of looking at it. Great points made. Death Becomes Her is very funny and entertaining, to me it's like Overboard with Goldie Hawn, it's not even trying to take itself seriously, and that's it's charm.
Never read the book but this show made me fall in love with Reacher instantly. And Reacher character remind me of Guts from a Berserk. A 6"8 guy with insane skills and strength and brutal fighting style.
I didn't know this but I looked on Wikipedia and typed in Stede Bonnets name and I was surprised to find that there was an actual pirate called Stede Bonnet the Gentleman Pirate he did actually exist.
I know these reactions are from last year but I have been really enjoying them - it's been fun watching someone see this for the first time and love it. Thank you!
It would have been so easy for them to have made Mary more of a villain, but you could see in episode 4 that she was the one really trying to make the marriage work, and when she didn't have to do that anymore, she was able to fully be herself. I don't think it ever occurred to Stede that she was just as miserable as he was - the kind of trauma he has, mixed with depression and probably some neurodivergence, tends to make a person very self-absorbed. None of these characters are perfect but only a few of them are legitimately bad people
The last three episodes of the season are I think what took me from "I love this" to straight up obsession - there's so much emotional depth to what started off as a silly comedy, and Stede is way too relatable to me, lol. It's sweet to see these weird, damaged people finding their family at sea
I think this is my favorite episode, even though Jack is such a monumental dickhead. Ed and Stede finally each realize how much the other means to them. Poor Stede's brokenhearted face when Ed leaves, though... 😭