this movie it wasn't about finding a body but about friendship. and there´s so many things to talk about it

This Is Definitely One Of My All Time Favorite Movie's, Great Reaction Guy's

I think you both do a great job reviewing movies , my only objection is that large circle shot in the middle that seems to temporarily give you center stage ( laughing a little too much )--and lasts a little too long . The side circle shots are fine . That's my only objection , otherwise , I have a similar sense of humour , ( I've seen 'The Big Lebowski ' more times than I can count . )

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He wasn't just wounded at the end of the movie with the grenade. He had multiple other injuries and still lowered men to safety.

The scene with Doss wounded on a stretcher is accurate but they failed to tell you when he saw another man wounded worse he rolled off the stretcher and made them take the other man over him. There was also another point earlier where he was wounded but the soldiers and retreated back, and he refused to call for help and expose anyone else to the enemy. He should have received 10 Medals of Honor. The award read that he had lowered 75 men to safety. That is false. Doss said he thought i was about 50; the army said it was 150. They settled on 75 for the purposes of the award.

What does Frau Blucher do those poor horses when no one is watching?

It's called " Running him out on a rail " It usually preceded tar and feathering.

1:27 How dare you ! 😉

Hey have you guys seen The Pacific yet? Its like totally assume

Four minutes, 36 seconds in and I'm bailing. Non-stop talking, talking over the movie, listening to nothing. BYE

How come nobody ever says "Holy cow, PRESIDENT TRUMAN pinned that medal on Doss!!"

Fun fact: This movie is "loosely" based on Raymond Chandler's novel, The Big Sleep. The novel has a similar conclusion.

Jackie Treehonrn's drawing cracks me up every time. The fact that he's talking on the phone and idly draws that, is hilarious.

"This movie was brought to you by the letter "C." "C" stands for Coen ... and Cow, for Clooney, ... oh, and for Comedy!"

Fun fact: It was the kid's first screen role. Knocked it out of the park in one turn.

Aww dang. They got me.

These men are truly part of our greatest generation. IMHO there is no question about that.

Dracula dead and loving it is another great one!

Have you seen the original Frankenstein films this is spoofing

When they were wearing them fake beards and singing " In the Jail house now " That was that guy really singing.

Big cobb playing the bad guy makes this classic even better

Actually it was particularly warm when they filmed it. So they did have to put fake snow everywhere.

I literally sound like Maude or Knox when I speak English

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The running Manish another good arnie movie aswell

I love Michael bein he is my favourite character in this movie love him

If you didn't know anything about the movie, how is it not what you expected?

Other Cohen Brothers films: Millers Crossing, The Big Lebowski, Burn After Reading and yoiu have already seen No Country for Old Men.

My first Cohan and a Classic. I am Older!

Francis McDormet! From Fargo.

Did Skylar ask Will to marry her? What is the context of her request? Marriage? Engagement? Housemate in Cali who does all the housework? What exactly is she asking of Will? Why would she expect him to leave everything, to uproot his entire life?

Damon and.Affleck wrote this for Harvey Keitel after seeing him in Reservoir Dogs. When Keitel turned it down they still referred to it as the "Keitel part".

How can a person not just love, respect, and admire these men! They may not believe themselves to have been heros, but they are. They absolutely are. Real men. Good men. I would have loved to spent time with each of them hearing their stories about their lives. They are all amazing people and what wisdom and insight into life these men surely had. God bless them.

The student confronting gene wilder in the beginning? He voiced Brainy Smurf of the Smurfs TV show

The Coen bros are genius of director writer's and I hope you react to they're other music film inside llewyn davis. And They have plenty of great films Barton fink True grit ballad of buster scruggs No country for old men Blood simple

Tim Blake Nelson is only one who sang for real

At the beginning the clock chimes 13 times. Inspector Kemp was in a lot of great movies but he was surprisingly the voice of king triton in the original Animated Little Mermaid.

Scar Jo and Sam got nominated, but for some reason- the Academy hardly ever nominates kids- this movie works because the boy playing JoJo is SO GOOD!

if a person doesn't cry at the 'big reveal' scene- they're inhuman.

John Goodman is on FIRE in this 😂...

Absolutely LOVED your reaction guys. I love this movie and have seen it many times. (I'd love to see John Goodman play this role again as well 😊) But your reaction as I watch it today, right now, reminds me just how funny this film from the Coen brothers is... It's all good

One of my favorite scenes is the cab scene where both the dude and the cab driver are so irritated while simultaneously listening to "peaceful easy feeling" by the eagles

4:14--Richard Haydn (the voice of Clyde Crashcup in the original Alvin and the Chipmunks)

Your Wife need sometimes a hug from you!!! 😊❤

The multi-award winning actor who plays Margie is Francis McDormand who by the way is married to one of rhe Coen brothers and is in all their movies. She won the Oscar for her performance in this movie.

Apparently what the US soldiers didn't know about the leg bag was to hold it when jumping out and then letting it dangle.

In all these years and the 100's of times I've watched some or all of this movie, I've still never been able to figure out one important thing....was Smoky over the line or not?

What a fantastic reaction to surely career-best roles for Bridges and Goodman😂😂😂

Mel Brooks told Conan O'Brien of his battle to make sure "Young Frankenstein" was made in black and white film stock. "The producers went as far as attempting to trick Brooks by feigning acceptance of releasing the film in black and white, provided he would shoot it on color stock. To quote Brooks, “I said ‘No, because you’ll screw me, you will say this, and then in order to save the company you’ll risk a lawsuit, and you will print everything in color. It’s gotta be on Agfa black and white thick film.”