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So when I was in film school, this is one of the films we talked about, and the entire class for that block, all we talked about is everything you said. Basically how frankly it wasn't that bad and that the women were actually the villains. But why did this work to make people not realize this and to be blinded by it, because they set up the 60s aspect, and the lightheartedness of it, and the faces of these famous people, and that's why you don't realize. And that's why people with charisma can get away with anything.

Loved this reaction. You guys are so funny. Please make more videos. Can you react to mean girls. It’s a good movie and a classic 🙏

You aren't being kind so much

Oh my Lord! I’ve been watching reactions for about four years now and you too… I don’t even know what to call it. You talked over the whole freaking movie.THE WHOLE MOVIE!! I absolutely didn’t need to stick around for your comments afterwards because you said how much you hated it every scene. Wow.

Are you all even paying attention to the damn movie?Cause ya'll are just yapping through whole damn thing??? What is the point of reacting if you're not watching the damn movie?? No wonder y'all only have sixty seven subscribers

Y’all talked way too much

The conflict was the person she was in her 30’s is nothing she ever wanted to be… she was in the position she dreamed of but at what cost???

This channel is awesome, love the premise and reactions. Can you guys react to Little Black Book (2004)? It’s a Britney Murphy romcom that has a stacked cast (Holly Hunter, Kathy Bates) and I think y’all will like it. At least maybe some of the cinematography, visual gags and writing. Happy watching:)

Haha, I say this without meaning to be mean, but I don't think this can be called a reaction, you missed important moments by not stopping talking; and the biggest crime for me was the final part; you weren't even watching the scene. 😢

Wow, you don't see the movie. Annoying, sorry.

Watching you all watching a black movie was NOT fun. Your reactions to characters was so stereotypical like the absolutely fine and seggsy brother making you all feel like he looked dangerous. ...rac**t much?

I get that you guys don't like the film but the film is based on the 1999 novel of the same name by author Nicholas Sparks who based the character of Jamie on his sister Danielle Sparks Lewis who died of cancer in June 2000 their characteristics not being popular caring a bible and her husband proposed to her despite her illness were the same. I think you guys just didn't understand the film at all it is not a bad film at all just not for you

new subscriber!!! you guys are amazing! i am luvvving <3 i recommend yall to watch one of my fave chick flicks "10 things i hate about you" if you haven't already (-:

I like that you brought up reviews at the end

:( the new video, a walk to remember is blocked for me "Video unavailable This video contains content from Studiocanal, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds" fml Edit: Ok... "solved it".

How did you guys even hear the movie you were talking through every single important scene! 😂😂

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Mona Lisa Smile is a damn good Julia Roberts film.

It's called Essence Fest lol. Its a full weekend of activities. Like an included package that you pay for so yes they attended every event lol.

Never seen a reaction channel take reacting that literally. Non stop.

ok, so you all watch the movie just to pick it apart and dissect every piece as if its real life and not a movie? got it

I wish they still made movies like this no matter how corny they are

You mentioned the other two husbands were not that bad so I found a list of what they did. You missed some of it while talking. Here’s a deeper look at what each husband did wrong, beyond leaving his wife: 1. Aaron (Brenda's Husband) Infidelity: Aaron cheats on Brenda with a younger woman, Shelly, which shatters Brenda’s trust and emotional well-being. Financial Mistreatment: Despite Brenda’s significant role in helping Aaron build his successful electronics store, he is dismissive of her contributions, treating her as though she was of no importance to his success. Gaslighting and Blaming: Aaron continuously belittles Brenda, making her feel insecure about her weight and appearance. Instead of supporting her emotionally, he contributes to her insecurities and essentially blames her for why the relationship didn’t work. Greed and Stinginess: Aaron fights Brenda during the divorce settlement, trying to minimize the financial support he gives her, despite the fact that he’s living a lavish lifestyle with his new, younger girlfriend. 2. Bill (Elise's Husband) Emotional Neglect: Bill married Elise when she was a young, beautiful movie star and expected her to always be a glamorous trophy wife. As she aged, he emotionally abandoned her and was unsupportive when her career began to falter. Superficiality and Objectification: Bill leaves Elise for a younger actress, which shows that he values women primarily for their physical appearance and status. His superficial treatment of Elise, ignoring her emotional needs, led to her deep insecurities about aging and her career. Deception and Manipulation: Bill manipulates Elise financially. While Elise battles her insecurities and undergoes cosmetic surgeries to maintain her image, Bill is seeing a younger woman behind her back, making Elise’s efforts to win his affection futile. Financial Abuse: Bill tries to keep Elise from getting a fair share of their joint assets, despite her sacrifices during their marriage. He devalues her contributions and dismisses her emotional investment in their relationship. 3. Morton (Annie's Husband) Emotional Abuse: Morton undermines Annie’s self-esteem throughout their marriage, leading her to feel inadequate and dependent on him. He was critical of her for years, contributing to her feelings of insecurity. Infidelity: Morton leaves Annie for their therapist, which adds an extra layer of betrayal. As her therapist, the woman knew about Annie’s personal struggles and used that information to manipulate the situation in her favor. Manipulation: Morton emotionally manipulates Annie into taking the blame for their failed marriage, causing her to internalize feelings of inadequacy. He gaslights her by making her believe she was the problem in their marriage, instead of acknowledging his role. Exploitation of Annie’s Vulnerability: By dating their therapist, Morton exploits Annie’s trust. He also pressures Annie to quickly finalize their divorce on unfavorable terms to Annie, showing a lack of respect or consideration for her well-being.

You said it is unfair to make the daughter choose sides. I guess you missed the scene in the kitchen where the daughter hates her father and thinks he is a terrible person and wants her mother to stop being a doormat for him.

Wow. You guys suck at this. Missed so much with your useless banter. By the way. Sex is possible in other places besides a bed. Maybe you can do a video on that subject. Has to be better than this.

I find your reaction repulsive and flippant. Having gone through the death of two sisters with this, I don't know why you don't view this as a small scene of real life. Because it has happened and is happened as I speak.

Have you seen the movie Haywire with Gina Carano?

Wait, why do you think they Victor Garber's character's girlfriend wasn't a minor? I don't remember the movie ever saying she wasn't actually a minor, she definitely was

Wooh chile the talking through out every minute and every second please don’t do that again chile 😭😭😭

the "don't get mad; get everything" lady was Trump's ex wife, Ivana (not kidding).

I really wanna watch chic flicks with you guys but I gotta tell you it's hard to enjoy it when all we hear from start to finish is your predictions and how you would have done it and why it's all unrealistic.

It's great when you laugh and make jokes during the most serious/moving/heartbreaking scenes. Keep it up!

y'all looked at each other more than you looked at the movie. And you talked over most of the dialogue. But it's cool you enjoyed some of it.

The marriage didn't start as a sham. It started as a real marriage until Stewart started cheating. It became a business arrangement because they were already "selling" and profiting off of their "amazing" marriage, so they continued the partnership to continue profiting off of their marriage. And Ryan said she had been struggling to get pregnant, so the pregnancy made the affair 10x more painful. She still loved her husband...

@ 2:50, the part where Tiffany "Lets go set it off", Queen & Jada look at each other and headnods, it's a reference to another movie also about 4 friends, starring Jada, Queen, Vivica Fox, & Kimberly Elise called, "Set It Off". Definitely recommend, but know it's a drama and not a comedy lol...

I like The Notebook as much as i like anything Shakespeare. Which is i don't. Sorry if I offend anyone 🙏🏼

this is an awesome idea !

Yall talked thru the whole movie.how did yall even catch it all

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Check out Sleeping with the Enemy with Julia Roberts lol

Anything prime Julia Roberts did was gold

Nice first episode. Look forward to some more

Talking too much...

You missed so many good jokes because you were too busy talking.

I'm glad Wade enjoyed it! Yeeeh ~

What about The Object of My Affection and Legally Blonde as suggestions?

You unnecessarily worry about if it's "ok" to say chick flick because compelled speech and bing hyperly offended is so widespread today, yet you laugh and make jokes during the most most serious/moving/heartbreaking scenes. Horrible reaction.