You talk quite a lot over the dialogues, more than the average reactor anyway. It's a complex show. Missing lines can be problematic. ^^;

Hitch wanted to film this in the USA with a chase across the entire country. He wanted the murders to be with knives and he wanted it to be extremely violent. However, the studio said No Way. He got angry and went to London

Movie making in the 1940s wasn’t as primitive as you may think. Cameras were able to move around the sets. They were not fixed in one location. The takes in this movie were long and the transitions were basically seamless

My mom purchased the book for me when the movie came out because my dad was really strict about what movies I saw. Even though I was 12, there were things in the preview that he thought I was too young for. Big mistake! The book is far more "sexually charged" than the movie! It's a good late 60s Sci Fi book though, and very, very different from the movie! Pretty much what happened was the Baby Boom never stopped and the population kept exploding. Add to that the youth movements of the late 60s and the rise of computers and there was revolution. There weren't any domes either, Anyway, enough of the book spoilers. In the movie, Sanctuary was really all the frozen 30-year-olds. There is a deleted scene that gives the number of the frozen bodies as 1056, so no one made it out before Logan and Jessica. Looking through the comments, it looks like others have already posted the important points. Nive reaction! Thumbs up!

He changed his mind. Fairly obvious. Throwing your badge away is not an official resignation. If you were to watch the whole movie, the scenes would be seen in there entirety, so that they would have the proper context. 2 years too late lol

14:48 This is where Crispen should have walked in and said, "Hey you, get your damn hands off her"

14:11 Oh no, muffins are most defiantly showing. 😉

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To much editing

I might have to check this game out

I laughed a lot in this reaction. XD This movie sort of increasingly intrigues me. Great discussion at the end too.

The guns were propane based and malfunctioned a lot but when they worked, it was a cool effect. Kind of a pre Star Wars blaster

I recommend Haunting of Hill House if you haven't seen it, it has a very emotional core and journey of trauma that's very similar to Mr. Robot.

😂 10/10 attempt at trying to convince people your not shifty

Got 4 minutes into this before this geezer became too annoying. Absolutely the worst movie reaction I’ve ever seen. How’s this geezer got 2K subscribers?

In many ways this could be considered Speilbergs less kid-oriented prolog to ET: The Extra-Terrestrial, and it shares that sense of almost being a fable/parable. Folks didn't, at the time, expect the movie to have all the answers. The "terrifying painting" the cutesy girl with massive oversized black pupils---long before that was a possession meme---was part of a huge collector's set supposedly painted by a famous male artist who actually forced his wife to paint them, oddly enough. Keane?

Steve Dash played Jason Voorhees in the majority of this film except for a few shots - one of em being the window crash at the end in which Warrington Gillette (who took all the credit until he was exposed as a liar) did as unmasked Jason Voorhees. Being the very first Jason Voorhees as the killer meant a whole new world to him despite gaining a few injuries - concussion on back of his head, broken ribs and a sliced-open middle finger. Dash was offered to come back for Friday the 13th Part 3 but he turned it down due to commitments with a soap opera called Guiding Light (Kevin Bacon was a member of the show’s cast at the time). Had he not turn it down, he would’ve done all 11th (or less) Friday the 13th films like Robert Englund who was Freddy Krueger in all of the Nightmare on Elm Street films (including Freddy Vs Jason). Dash made a return to the Friday the 13th world in the fan film Friday the 13th: Vengeance as a Crystal Lake town sheriff and it’s a speaking role. After making F13: Vengeance, Steve Dash/The Real Jason Voorhees of F13 Part 2 passed away from complications of diabetes on 18th December 2018

really, really appreciated this reaction series! i binged your entire hannibal playlist within two days lol i loved how intensely you dissected every episode - even though i've seen the show 2-3 times now, there were still connections and details you picked up on on your first watch that took me a while to get. i know i'm a year late but thank you so much for sharing! (if, by any chance, you read comments to your older videos: i don't know if you've heard of it or if supernatural stuff is even in your wheelhouse but the new "interview with the vampire" show is really great. it's got those twisted but codependent character dynamics, unreliable narratives and, obviously, gothic horror (and romance). season 2 just finished so i don't know when it'll be available in physical form but season 1 has been out on bluray for a while and i'd really recommend it. :))

I forgot Farrah Fawcett was in this.

To understand the appeal of the un-hero type that Eastwood presented here, Clint Eastwood said it best when he said that Harry didn't give a damn about "the law"...what he cared about was justice, and that justice was served. Also, Harry, just like the killers he chased, also enjoyed hunting the most elusive "prey" there is, humans, the ultimate challenge, although he couldn't admit it to anyone for fear of sounding.........strange.

"Should I be proud of him? Or should I be concerned?" 😂 that sums up my thoughts about Will in this season

She actually didn't change the future. It just played out the way it supposed to. The movie only makes sense with determinism in mind. The language she learned lets her "perceive" time non-linearly but everything she does, including seeing the future is already fixed. Every "decision" made is already set in stone. Any other kind of view doesn't make any sense due to chaos theory and the butterfly effect. The slighest change in the past would result in a complete different future. If you could see a potential future and actually change any decision or action based on that, would immediately change the future completely. So you could never actually see the future because in this case there would be infinite possibilities.

THIS IS THE BEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN

I am glad you got there safe! <3 and had a blast!

You are Indie'd alive

Everyone gets upset for characters NOT running when they see someone like Jason or Michael Myers walk in."Fight or Flight" needs to be updated to Fight or fl8ght or fright". Sometimes I think some people are too afraid to run. Fear takes over, just like with that wife - who, by the way was also in Halloween 2018. She worked at the cemetery where the podcasters went.

But that was the joke of throwing the boxer in the water. In America, perhaps in the UK too, the racist stereotype is "black people can't swim." 😂😂😂 Jason being so old, from a backwards generation, probably thought "ah, easu kill, *****s can't swim." Note: that's not me talking. I'm just imagining what a racist Jason would say.

In the U.S. gradnight celebrations like this (here in Central and South Florida, middle schools and high schools usually go to Walt Disney World) typically (as it has usually been) take place before the actual graduation. It's more like a pre-celebration for all those EXPECTED to graduate. This girl was just missing an assignment. Or perhaps, sometimes people slip through the cracks missing assignments and still graduate. Particularly back before the digital age. I mean, there have been cases of judges or professors or other professionals which require diplomas and degrees having to go and take a high school night class or even college class because it turns out they were missing a credit somehow when they graduated. You have to remember, this was before the digital age.

I felt that Rose was included in the finale to make a point that she was not just part of the Anniversary Special because she’s trans, and that she was a character in her own right… but…

Um, the frog in blender joke was bust-a-gut hilarious! Like was "what's silver and runs into walls?" Baby with forks in its eyes.

One of the most underrated movies of all-time. I'm STILL waiting for the sequel

My favorite call back... Out of Gas: Jayne -- "We'd have been back 1st, but there's something wrong with Inara's shuttle. She's done something to it, Mal. It smells funny." Inara -- "I told you. That's incense." Jayne -- "So you say." Serenity (film): Inara -- "And that's not incense." BOOM!!! For your own viewing pleasure from KZfaq channel Cinema Therapy -- Serenity and Finding Your Purpose (28min), Serenity and Coping with Trauma (25min), Firefly: Teamwork and Found Family (30min) ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

I was waiting for this episode because it is one of my favorites (disturbing, I know) but also because I wanted to know if you'll catch the pig surrogate before they show it, like I did, or not like other people that I have seen react to it. When I realized it was not the first thought of people while watching the episode, I honestly felt a little insane, but I guess I'm not alone

Conrad did not get cut during training. If you look close enough, during the scene you can see two buckets, one filed with white chalk, the other with red chalk.

I saw a Hamilton joke rigth there

Dead Pool was made in exchange for WB funding his Bird movie. From what I read it was put into production with half a script and released 4 months later

Much of it was filmed on location in dallas texas, the flame on the guns was real no special effects and rarely worked.

They’re not soldiers. They’re marines. Every marine would correct you on that.

That weird part where he met the girl is like extension of Tinder mixed with Star Trek transporter and the purpose is swinging. Basically, if you want random sex with a stranger, you enter transporter and whoever is also up for it can transport you to their home. Because it's a very low on inhibition society with just young people it makes sense. Girl said she was sad because her friend died so it also makes sense why she wanted some fun.

Got to 5 mins in and realized that he skips entire scenes of the movie, i get copyright but other channels just take it away for a min and come back to maybe a few seconds ahead when this dude skips full mins

Indio is a morphin addict, the gun given to the man who's family were murdered was loaded with blanks, there is also clever religious symbolism, that may not seem to suite a violent Western, but again Leoni manages to get it to work. I also liked the fact that Colonel Mortimer had a different agenda (being older & wiser) from Eastwood,s as it turned out an impressive surprise.

One of the many things that are so great about Sergio Leoni films, is the introductions & character developments. He is NEVER afraid to take as much time as needed to show us the nature of the principle characters, these films were made in times when pacing wasnt hurried at break neck speed the way it is in today's film making, where nothing can ever wait, & nearlt everything is confusing, Leoni makes very long films but that are never boring (something VERY hard to do) he is the best story teller

Dirty Harry is definitely Clint Eastwood's signature role as that's the character that comes to mind for most people when they think of him

There really wasn’t anything about immortality in this. The people returned hadn’t aged because time slows down for travelers near or at the speed of light. Also, they may have been kept in suspended animation or cryosleep. They’re aliens and have advanced technology.

It’s not mentioned as much in conversation because it’s quicker the slip in “Jaws” than it is to say “Close Encounters of the Third Kind”… 🤣🤣🤣

Yeah, I don't buy these reactions. You are magically sus of everything and then from ignorance. B. S.

That wink to Chilton, did he tip him off that Jack was coming so that he served normal meat?

Look, the movie has a very bad script (some thing are nice, others very well made and some are... well, bad) but i love this movie. Embrace the old zombie B-movie type of cheese of classics like Night of the Creeps and Braindead mix with Carpenter's The Fog and the really og RE1 and RE2 type of cheesy dialogue. I don't know, i hate it because the remakes are like blockbuster horror type of film but the original PS1 games are SO CHEESY! And i miss that, so yeah. Good writing? Not so much. Some good sets and makeup? Yeah. Bad CGI? Yep. And even with all those imperfections is better that all the Paul Anderson movies (except the first one, the 2002 film is great). So again, is a love/hate relationship i have with this, as a fan make me upset, but my love for old b-horror movies makes me love it, is my guilty pleasure and not gonna lie, i want a sequel, i think with more budget and better writing this can get a LOT better (like, nothing can be worse that The Final Chapter or de Netflix show). Pd: I love Jill in this movie, i like her new personality😂.

The writer/director was inspired by reading FBI reports of shootings in the 70’s and 80’s where loads of shots were fired but most were injured or just bled out.

Once I saw Hannibal's reaction upon learning that someone else was claiming to be the Chesapeake Ripper, I finally confirmed my strong suspicions that he was indeed the Ripper.