"These are tortillas, tortillas deliciosa." 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I had no idea Nicholas Hoult could play a jackass so well. Tyler is easily one of the best jerks I have ever seen in a movie. The scene where he got humiliated while cooking was amazing.

I freaking LOVE this movie!!!!

At least she got a cheeseburger out of this experience

This movie has quickly become one of my favs. Hope you enjoyed it!

{ah•moosh boosh} is a complimentary snack prepared by the chef. Its not on the menu and you dont order it. Usually its supposed to be a teaser to whats in store with the chefs talent

Fwiw, Ralph Fiennes is pronounced like "rayf fines."

Ralph Fiennes is actually pronounced Rafe (Just like 'safe' but with 'r') Fines (like you have to pay fines). I was baffled the first time I connected the spelling with the name.

I love how she like, "just start stabbing people". I've worked in kitchens for a long time and you really don't want to fuck around with a kitchen staff.

Moral of the story: Don’t fuck with the people who handle your food.

I like how you go “eeewww” at the thought of Iowa 😂

Abi the soup was a way of water boarding the critic lady, lol. I heard it from some behind the scenes discussion.

Nice good to see you reactingto this, thought the movie had good commentary about the phony side of the foodie scene as.well as eltism, found it enjoyable overall

Miss girl I had to subscribe bc I love your energy!!

Hence the term thalassophobia, or fear of the ocean or deep water. Which I have 😱

I was waiting for this 😍

At the end of the Mario Movie I hope Princess Peach asks Bowser for a 🍔

I thought it was gonna be about cannibalism too haha. I find it very interesting how some reactors are so unsuspicious and don't find it weird up until Jeremy's death lol. Or at least that's how it seems. I myself started to get very uncomfortable as soon as they got to the island 😆 Just interesting how everyone view things.

I just came across your channel and subbed. I absolutely enjoyed your reaction to this film. I was in the service industry for 40 years and I know exactly how those chefs and chef Julian felt. Lol! It was really interesting and satisfying for me. N.Hoult in The Great is fantastic. He’s very funny in that show. I don’t know if you’ve reacted to The VVitch yet but I hope you do If you haven’t. I look forward to more of your content!

Love the sword placement.

Abi I love you and I love this movie, immediate click

I love this movie. It’s one of my favorites.

Just subscribed. Watching from Puerto Rico ❤

The bowl of emulsion is the same thing the critic commented on as not good enough. She was really trying to find fault. She was then sent bigger and bigger bowls. As in, we heard you. Emulsions will split if you leave them alone for 10 seconds. That's just what they do. The quote from MLK was to show that these people are so privileged that they never had to fight for anything. Everything is simply handed to them. So when they're in a situation where they need to fight back, Erin is really the only one who actually tries more than once to get out. Erin's experience as a sex worker is what gives her the skills to not only deduce that Slowik was only ever happy as a simple burger flipper, but she also knew how to manipulate the situation to give him the experience of doing something he genuinely loved doing. Basically she created a scene, and dom-ed him into doing something. And like a good customer, he should pay her for providing him a service, and she is able to give him all that without breaking the script for the evening. She creates her own little side show, while staying within her role as a restaurant customer. Very smart, and had she not had the experience of giving people these scenes, and reading people to understand what they want/need, she would probably have failed at it.

good job on having a burger, 👍 I got a really good mushroom swiss to enjoy while watching based on a critic giving a veiled suggestion/hint. 😊

I saw the scene where Jeremy tops himself on a KZfaq Short, and I knew I had to watch this movie. It's too interesting not to check out.

Oooooh your intro is dopeeeeee

I think almost all of us can agree that Chef Julian Slowik is INDEED the main villain of the film, he is not the one who started it. I would argue that Sous-Chef Katherine Keller is the bigger bad here since it was her plan to kill everyone including HERSELF and Julian that set the events of the film in motion. Julian was already feeling some type of way about how his life was heading as it is and went along with it. Its really sick and twisted on her part for even thinking of it at all. With that being said, I really appreciate the themes of what the movie was trying to tell us and I can relate to it in some way. I'm a dishwasher at a local restaurant in Michigan and let me tell you, its not easy job at all. I can kind of relate to Julian's resentment of trying to please these kinds of people and the idea of never being satisfied with what you have in front of you. I liked the idea of us as human beings taking things for granted. Of course, we don't condone his actions! I think the only ones who didn't really deserved their fate was the actor and the wife of the dude who was cheating on her. Everyone else, including Tyler, all deserved it. I don't count Erin since she wasn't supposed to be there at all anyway.

Have you watched the Hannibal TV series? If not, I'd love to see your reaction. It's amazing imo.

It's pronounced "Rafe Fines"

Great fucking movie!

My favorite pop tart flavor is s'mores so i was offended

I like this movie

It’s pronounced Rafe Fines.

Speaking of movies, since you're finishing Cobra Kai, please try to react to the Paper Tigers movie as it's like a mix of that and 3 ninjas. It even features a really cool surprise cameo.

Whats the name of this island? I'm getting some S2 E2 *Community vibes. A certain someone thought it would be bad ass to hunt humans, on an island, if I remember correctly. Cannon? 😋 EDIT: Also, notice how the chef had stabbed his father in the thigh, then later gets stabbed in the thigh. Interesting symbolism, indeed.

As much as we'd like the wife to be able to leave, she knew she had to stay because she realized that her husband was absolute scum and pretty much ignored his behavior, especially when it came to their daughter. She accepted her fate because she knew that she enabled her husband's behavior.

Half of the time you weren't even watching

I thought this movie was a surprisingly good watch. There’s also a theory that he actually didn’t spare her at the end, “The cast are notably shown Hawthorn's smokehouse, where staff member Elsa explains they age the meat of dairy cows for 152 days. When Elsa is jokingly asked what would happen if they ate the beef on the 153 day, she states, "I suppose the bacteria would introduce itself to the consumer's bloodstream and spread into their spinal membranes, after which point, he or she would become incapacitated and shortly thereafter expire.” So people think he made the burger with that beef and so she’s going to die too!

Why don’t you listen instead of talking. 👎🏿👎🏿

ATJ was great but I did not like this movie, pretty much crap imho.