Signs (2002) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction
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- Signs (2002) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction
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The "home footage" reveal of the creature/demon is one of the very few times a movie or tv show was able to give me goosebumps.
When he sees it stood on the roof I get chills
That was the moment that got me too. So realistic.
You mean alien.😂
@@richardhansen3703 some religious ppl think aliens are demons lol but why can’t they ever be angels? Kind of rude to assume all aliens are demons, no wonder they attack us
Yea gave me the goosebumps to lol. Amd that music score 👌 times perfectly at the same time.
If you like "The Sixth Sense," you might also enjoy "The Others" with Nicole Kidman. It is very suspenseful. "1408" is also a good movie with Samuel L. Jackson and John Cusack
“The Others” was genius, people missed that, but it’s a great film, top 5 horror!
1408 is great. I recently showed it to my kids, and they were glued.
This movie doesnt get enough credit. It's right up there with 6th Sense in my books.
Those are my 2 favorites. Village is 3rd.
@@goldilox369 Village is so underrated, love the twist, don't get the hate people have for it.
@@ChrisPayneHBTWI think it's cuz people like me familiar with his earlier work KNEW a big twist was coming, so when I saw the 1800's setting I immediately predicted that it was actually a modern setting. The only other big focus was the mysterious monsters we never get a good look at, so I even predicted they weren't real. Mind you, it's ONLY cuz I walked in expecting a twist. Had I not known it was an M Night film, I wouldn't have been looking. Betting a lot of people and critics had similar experience. Jmho
EDIT: Having said that, it's still actually my favorite for the acting alone. 43 year old man, and that porch scene gets me every time. 😢
thought it was an amazing movie...
Couldn’t agree more. It kind of screwed us up as kids when our dad showed it to us lol. We live in a rural area surrounded by cornfields and forests. Basically the exact setting of this movie. My home county only has like 6000 people in the entire county. Ironically we also have the most UFO sightings per capita in the entire state which is impressive considering how few people there are. But anyway yeah you didn’t go out at night and if you did you begged a sibling to go with you both armed with pocket knives. These days I am strapped locked and loaded when I go outside at night because of this movie. Worst or best case scenario I have protection lol. Likely to be an animal if anything but I am not taking chances 😂😂
That final shot of them in the yard and then panning to wintertime with the music playing and Graham stepping out of the bathroom to reveal his collar back on... BEAUTIFUL
That kid is Macaulay Culkin’s brother. Anyway, it’s hard to believe it’s been 21 years since I saw this movie in the theater. I was still a young man of just 37 years old in 2002. Now, suddenly I’m almost 60. What the heck happened?? I absolutely LOVED this movie first time I saw it. I thought it was both funny and it also made me jump a few times. GREAT MOVIE!! Great storyline too. It’s Yet another excellent movie that Mel Gibson starred in.
I'm 36 now and loved this movie when it came out.
What I like about this movie is that the story is apocalyptic, but it focuses on a small cast, away from what may be happening in the major cities if an alien invasion was taking place. It wasn’t a huge production with military force being involved. The isolation of the family made it more real and terrifying. 🛸
Exactly! Made it so much scarier. Not to mention I grew up in a house exactly like this out in the country and town was a good ways off. Surrounded by cornfields and thick forests
It doesn’t matter how much time passes, ever time I see the birthday footage it gives me chills.
So glad you guys are watching another M. Night Syamalan film. I NEED you guys to react to The Village! It's suspenseful yet meaningful and romantic. And also has Joaquin Phoenix, who played Merrill in this.
Two best lines of the movie:
Felt wrong not to swing.
Swing away Merrill.
My favorite 2 lines as well.👍
"Why can't they get girlfriends?" My Best line and THEY MISSED IT!!!!!
"He's definitely a preacher."
Mel's awkward cursing is easily the funniest scene in the movie. He really captures the dorkiness of a preacher, but swings it around for the Last Supper scene and his prayers over Morgan. It's a really great performance.
If Amber likes aliens from space she should check out Steven Spielberg s classic Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind,but she's already probably seen it before.its a fantastic film.
Yessssss!
I suspect they would both really enjoy that movie.
And they’re familiar with Richard Dreyfus from Jaws and American Graffiti already.
This one is on my all-time fave list along with Arrival.
Exactly what I was thinking when Amber said she was into aliens and Jordan said he believed they existed. Like his film, E.T., which they previously reviewed, definitely a very entertaining and heartfelt alien movie. :o)
Yessss! Close Encounters… great suggestion! 👍
As much as this movie is about aliens, it’s not about aliens. It’s about family, and finding something to believe in after you have lost believing in anything. Such an underrated gem of a movie to be honest! Thanks for the awesome reaction!
The thing that made him lose his faith is also the very thing that brought it back. Even as a non-religious person, I find that absolutely beautiful. I watched this A LOT when it first came out when I was like 12/13 and it suffered a lot of criticitism, but I've always found the story told about this family to be just beautiful and moving with such great acting from everyone. The score is amazing as well...
That's one of the problems with the movie.... "if" people want to pretend it has any religious undertone; because presumably if Mel Gibson's character thinks that a higher power created everything, then it also created the aliens and therefore if it was putting in place a plan only to save the life of the boy....then that higher power purposefully made a plan to murder the alien that it also created. And it murdered the mother from the family. And it caused lifelong mental suffering to Ray the veterinarian. And it purposefully caused cruelty and killing of dogs or any other animals all over the world just before the invasion, etc. Basically..... the movie can only be appreciated if we stick with our emotional response to the family needing to grieve and unite...... and ignore the entire plot outside that family.
Best thing Shyamalan has done since The Sixth Sense.
💯
It's in my top 10. I derive comfort from it, somehow.
Same!
One of the underrated Mel movies. Just steady intensity throughout. "The Patriot" if you haven't
Thank you Amber and Jay! This movie has gotten so much flack for plot holes and being silly and downright stupid but you two got it- that it was an emotional story about family and faith-loved your reaction’
Yeah, so many people are like "um, aliens would do thst, thsts stupid." It's like, way to miss the entire point. The fact that there are aliens is completely irrelevant to the story. It's just a plot device.
It's sad that some people can't let go of reality enough to enjoy a movie or a book. Arrogance ruins fun.
@@dash4800to dare say that a plot device is somehow not relevant to the movie or story at hand, is such an ignorant statement I can barely comprehend a human actually thought it up. A plot device can be a very integral and important part of the movie, and absolutely bears scrutiny and criticism if it is weak. Genuine criticism is always warranted.
@@KrazzeeKane ok how is this for criticism. You said my statement was so dumb, yet you then said a plot device "can" be integral to the story. Not that it always is or even bothered to argue thst it is in this instance. My comment clearly says that the alien plot device is irrelevant to this story, which it is. So maybe before making a smart ass comment to make yourself sound smart, take a couple seconds to actually read what was written.
@@dash4800 It reminds me of when the movie 'Deep Impact' came out. It was released not far from 'Armageddon.' People ended up hating it, because it was a story about people, not a disaster movie. The meteor was a plot device, the same way the aliens are in this movie. This movie still chokes me up when they are eating what they think is their last dinner, when Morgan is having the asthma attack, and when Graham is having the last conversation with his wife. The acting is top tier, including the children. And the atmosphere and tension is masterful. I still revisit this movie every couple of years and it still hits me the same.
Many years later after catching this in the cinema when it came out, it did seem odd the aliens were outdone by wood, water and primitive methods. However, what we all missed is the fact our natural resources - wood/trees, water, Indigenous peoples and their knowledge - are our saving grace in times of crisis. It's a subtle nod I missed back then, but I do think this movie is wholly underrated and deserves more recognition for some eerie info we can all admit is relevant today. Please consider watching Arrival and Children of Men if you haven't already.
They weren't invading, they were trying to scare the people away but just for a while.
This film is so fantastic. It's highly regarded, yet STILL underrated IMO
You mean completely overrated right?
It is easy to make a crop circle. All you need is a length of rope and a short piece of board. One guy stands at the circle.of the circle you are making hanging on to the rope. The other guy makes a circle around the center guy with the board the you go out a short distance on the rope and circle the center guy again. Keep the rope tight because it is the radius of your circle. If your rope is 15 feet long you end up with a nice circle 30 feet in diameter. This method can be used without turning on a flashlight or lamp. Or you could just ask the movie people how they made their crop circle. Knocking down corn really isn't that hard, pranksters have been doing it for years. Two guys that did it for years even wrote a book about it.
@@davidwoolbright3675 you know it cutie
@@davidwoolbright3675it's seriously flawed for sure, but these characters and performances elevate the story so much.
Absolutely underrated
Did you all miss that Ray was the one who killed his wife. In the flashback you see Ray sitting on the side of the road at the accident scene.
Signs was written & directed by the same director/writer, M. Knight Shyamalan as the "The Sixth Sense". He makes an appearance in each of these movies, the doctor in Sixth Sense and in this movie he plays the veteranarian neighbor that had killed the pastor's wife and trapped that alien in his in house. Joaquin (pronounced Who-ah-keen) Phoenix who plays the brother, Merrill a great actor that plays an evil emperor in "Gladiator" (amazing movie) and did a great job playing country singer, Johnny Cash in the movie about his life "Walk the Line".
Yep with all your points. Except for 'Who-ah-keen'. That's close, but it's just two syllables, more like 'Wah-keen' or 'Whah-keen' :~)
Wonder if Shyamalan was influenced by Hitchcock…he had a background cameo in most of his later films 50’ era on at least
Joaquin Phoenix teamed up with Ridley Scott (the director of Gladiator) again for the upcoming Napoleon movie. He also Played the Joker in Joker, which has a sequel coming that will co star Lady Gaga as Harley Quinn.
Eh... Commodus wasn't "evil" per se. Just very confused, narcissistic and schizophrenic. But, hands down, Walk the Line is Phoenix's best movie until The Joker. Walk the Line should definitely be watched by Amber and Jay.
Its pronounced Wah-keen.
The way everything came together at the end is so satisfying, especially the "Swing away, Merrill." It gives SO MUCH WEIGHT to the moment when he's at the army recruitment office and tells them "It felt wrong not to swing." to explain why he had the all-time minor league strike-out record. It felt wrong not to swing because he was meant to save his nephew with that swing.
This was such a fantastically written movie. It combines Sci-Fi & Faith with the classic M. Night Shyamalan plot twists. Great choice.
It had many good elements... But water? bruh.
@lalareal180 the water part was just so dumb. Like "War of the Worlds" dumb, but even worse lol.
These aliens, who are damaged by water as though it was acid, end up invading a planet that is over 70% water, is primarily filled with beings (humans) who are mostly water as well, and it even rains literal water, whether fresh or frozen, very commonly across almost all of the earth.
It's literally the worst planet they could pick, it's like if we decided to take over a planet made of acid, filled with beings made of acid, and rained acid. We would just avoid the damn thing lol
You've got to be kidding. This was utter nonsense. They've been scouting the Earth for years and never encountered rain or that 3/4 of the earth's surface is covered in water? EVERY INCH of our ENTIRE ATMOSPHERE has water! Literally, every breath they take contains 5% water molecules.
@@jasontaverner391 That wasn't the point of the movie. It was an homage to all those 1950s sci-fi B movies. But the real story was about loss and restoration of faith.
@@danieldickson8591 You cannot possibly just blow over that obvious and ridiculous leap of logic. Good Sci-Fi sweats the details to create a believable pseudo-reality. Lazy Sci-Fi, by Schlockmeister M Night Shyamalan just wants to create plot twists because he's a third rate hack.
The Indian guy in the movie is the director, M. Night Shyamalan. He makes appearances in all his films in the tradition of Alfred Hitchcock.
I remember seeing this film in the theatre multiple times with my best friend back when it came out and it creeped us out so bad! 😂 M. Night Shamalan is such a great filmmaker! He builds atmosphere and tension without having to show the source of mystery and danger. You should check out his film “The Village” as well! It’s another well crafted suspenseful movie. ❤
I just watched this movie with my parents like 2 weeks ago! When the biggest jump scare in the movie comes on (at 24:00 here) and the alien is seen at the birthday party, my mom was sitting next to me and she turned to me and said “what if he just wanted some cake?” 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great movie, along with a great cast!! I truely believe that we, as humans, are not the only ones that exist in this universe!! ** Amber, he is one of Culkin's younger brothers**
I had no idea he is related to Culkin!
@@kelleydavis100yeah his name is in the opening credits!
That's one of the problems with the movie.... "if" people want to pretend it has any religious undertone; because presumably if Mel Gibson's character thinks that a higher power created everything, then it also created the aliens and therefore if it was putting in place a plan only to save the life of the boy....then that higher power purposefully made a plan to murder the alien that it also created. And it murdered the mother from the family. And it caused lifelong mental suffering to Ray the veterinarian. And it purposefully caused cruelty and killing of dogs or any other animals all over the world just before the invasion, etc. Basically..... the movie can only be appreciated if we stick with our emotional response to the family needing to grieve and unite...... and ignore the entire plot outside that family.
@@kelleydavis100his name is Rory Culkin lol, it's right in the intro and closing credits. Always funny that people somehow miss it
The Burbs is a good movie that combines mystery/suspense and comedy. It has a young Tom Hanks and is super fun!
The Burbs is awesome!!!!
Absolutely love The Burbs 😬
Y'all should check out The Others with Nicole Kidman. It's creepy, not gory.
My favorite Halloween time movie
It’s freaky for sure 😊
M. Night Shyamalan also did The Sixth Sense so I knew you guys would like this!
Side note: The guy who hit & killed the wife/mother was actually played by M. Night Shyamalan. He occasionally does a little cameo in his films like Stephen King does or Stan Lee etc.
Great reaction! I’ve loved this movie since it came out.
the cameo bit is a homage to Alfred Hitchcock, who also did it. 😁
A great movie that discusses the question of the existence of aliens is Contact. It has Jodie Foster and Matthew McConaughey. Not a Halloween movie but it is a great movie maybe for after Halloween.
I Love the movie Contact! One of my favs.
I love that film. I could watch it over and over.
Ironically, thats another film that on the surface is about aliens, but really is about religious faith! Didnt realise the movie connection until read your post.
"The McPherson Tape", 1989- if you want to be terrified.
Contact is. Great movie in my opinon
If you guys haven't watched "Contact" (1997), you really need to watch that. Jodie Foster and Matthew McConaughey. GREAT alien scifi movie. Leaves you wondering, "What if?".
If you aren't booked up on Halloween movies, the scariest movie I ever saw is The Haunting (1963). It was remade - poorly - in 1999. Find the one starring Julie Harris. So creepy, mostly because you NEVER see the ghost. Honestly, that's more terrifying than seeing it.
If you want to see movies about aliens, you should see "War of the Worlds," "Alien," "Independence Day," "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" (1978), "Starman," "The Thing," "Mars Attacks," "Men in Black," "Stargate," "Edge of Tomorrow," and many more.
Personally signs is my favorite alien movie. It is extremely unique vs all the others
I love this movie; my favorite of Shyamalan's films. That dinner table scene just gets me every time.
Glad to hear someone else mention the dinner as being such an emotional scene, I choke up with every re-watching. The children crying, then the father, then the father pulling the brother into the circle seems to encapsulate the sheer terror the family was experiencing and was about to endure.
As I usually write in reactions to this movie, no one can play devastation like Mel Gibson. In this scene, he’s a man absolutely terrified for his family, overwhelmed ,and he can barely hold it together, but he has to be the strong one for all their sakes. Makes me cry every time.
(Fun fact: in that scene, they shot Abigail Breslin's coverage first, and they were all amazed at her performance and the actual tears that they all knew they were, for one, off to a fantatstic start, and also that they all had to really bring it next for each their turns in front of the camera.)
“People break down into two groups. When they experience something lucky, group number one sees it as more than luck, more than coincidence. They see it as a sign, evidence, that there is someone up there, watching out for them. Group number two sees it as just pure luck. Just a happy turn of chance.
I'm sure the people in group number two are looking at those fourteen lights in a very suspicious way. For them, the situation is a fifty-fifty. Could be bad, could be good. But deep down, they feel that whatever happens, they're on their own. And that fills them with fear. Yeah, there are those people. But there's a whole lot of people in group number one. When they see those fourteen lights, they're looking at a miracle. And deep down, they feel that whatever's going to happen, there will be someone there to help them. And that fills them with hope. See what you have to ask yourself is what kind of person are you? Are you the kind that sees signs, that sees miracles? Or do you believe that people just get lucky? Or, look at the question this way: Is it possible that there are no coincidences?”
I was an extra in the car accident scene. I was one of the firefighters. It was filmed in lower and middle Bucks county pa. The farmhouse and corn field were on the campus of Delaware Valley College on Almshouse rd.. the Pharmacy scene was filmed in Morrisville at Burns Pharmacy.
This movie blew my mind at the end. I love how everything comes together, and for me that makes it so much better than just a suspense movie. Everything, every single shot, has a purpose. Its great to go back and dissect it all!
Yes, as suggested, you must see "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". Another obscure alien movie I like is 2009's "Knowing", starring Nicholas Cage. And of course, you should start at the very beginning and see 1951's "The Thing From Another World" (the first time the term "flying saucer" was ever used in a movie), and 1951's "The Day The Earth Stood Still". Both filmed in black & white, but both very highly rated, and two of my favorite movies in any genre.
For me, this 'intimate' film works because of the performance of the actors. From the get go, the way Mel Gibson and Joaquin Phoenix's character react when they hear the little girl scream got me. The way Joaquin jumps and falls out of bed, I recognized myself in him. The way he reacts when he sees the alien on TV, the way Mel Gibson helps his son regain breathing, the way he worries about ''no longer hearing his children's voices'', the performance of the actors is what makes this film rich, in my opinion. And the sublime music of James Newton-Howard which completes the whole thing, especially the piece called ''The Hand Of Fate Part 2'' which can be found on the soundtrack and which we hear towards the end of the film. It is, I believe, this director's best film.
The guy who played the character Ray in this movie is M. Night Shyamalan, the director of the movie. He also directed Sixth Sense, Old, Glass, Unbreakable, Split, Knock at The Cabin, The Visit. The Village, and Lady in The Water.
Amber: if you like aliens, ufos and extraterrestrials, you must watch the very best of them all: "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" (1977) written and directed by Steven Spielberg (Indiana Jones films director). That film was a huge hit the same year "Star Wars" came out and Spielberg got his first academy award nomination for that film. Trust me, you will enjoy it.
YYYYEEEESSSSSS!!!!!! First movie I ever saw in the theaters!!!! Still love it!!!
No, Star Wars was 77 and Close Encounters was 78.
M.Night S. is the character Ray,when you get familiar with his films you'll notice he makes an appearance in all his films like the Late Alfred Hitchcock and Stann Lee.
If you want to watch another Joaquin Pheonix movie you should watch Walk the Line. It's about Johnny Cash.
I remember Reece Witherspoon being fantastic in that movie.
@johnfriday5169 She was!
You guys should really check out “ fire in the sky”, “sleepy hollow”, “ An American werewolf in London” and “ poltergeist the 1982 version, the remake sucked!!
Liked this movie when I saw it 20 years ago. But now, after realizing and understanding the symbolism and meaning throughout, I love the movie.
If you guys haven't planned to watch it yet, you need to! "Sleepy Hollow" with Johnny Depp, Christina Ricci and the AWESOME Christopher Walken as the Horseman.
Another great one from M. Night Shyamalan. The Sixth Sense and Signs are my favorites from him. Loved your reaction!
This is such an underrated, poignant and intelligent film - a quiet, character-based study of faith, the loss of it and the return to it through love. One of the most compelling and believable families ever put on screen and such phenomenal performances.
Love this film; I remember when it came out, it got a lot of push back from people because of how everything fit together at the end, but that was the message. God sacrificed Graham's wife so that his message 'swing away' would be indelibly left in his mind, even though God knew it would make Graham lose his faith. Then the asthma, the glasses of water, and Merrill swinging away would come together like the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle that were put in place as a plan to save the family and restore Graham's faith. And this is coming from an atheist, but hey, a good story is a good story. This is a good story, and a great film.
Thanks Jay and Amber.!! M. Night Shaymalan "The Village" (Joaquin Phoenix also stars on that one) You'll love it!
Have you done Contact yet? With Jodie Foster. It’s a really cerebral movie about contact with extraterrestrials.
Well, if you want a good scary movie about aliens that is also based on a true story, I would check out “The 4th Kind” starring Milla Jovovic.
I agree! It seems to be a movie not many have heard of - but one you watch it, you'll never forget it!
I saw this movie for the first time with my son when he was 18 and we loved it. He is 39 now...lol. We went a second time to the movies and sat in the back row just to watch people jumping. It was hilarious. LOL To this day, it is still one of our favorite movies. I'm so glad you guys enjoyed it too.
That is so funny! I wouldn't have thought to do that, just maybe go again with someone who hadn't seen it yet to side eye watch their reactions.
@@NavvyMomThat's why I enjoy these reactions, because it's kinda that feeling.
One of the best Alien movies of all time is 2016's "Arrival" with Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner. Fantastic movie!!!!!
Crop circles are made by humans. They are mostly done as pranks. There are a lot of videos out there on how they are created. It’s quite interesting
Hi
First thing’s first I love you guys But you cut important things.
Alien fingers
Wife speech
Cole bin scene
Swing away WHY
Still love the Rob Squad 😊😊😊😅
Seriously guys, you don't know who Joaquin Phoenix is? Now you must watch Gladiator and The Joker.
That little girl in this movie is so cute! Always laugh at the tin foil hat scenes. X) Love this movie, made by the same guy who made The Sixth Sense (M. Night Shyamalan); he appears in this movie as the guy who fell asleep and caused the accident, and in The Sixth Sense he was the doctor who implied the mom was hurting her son. Another good creepy movie he made was The Village, which has the actor playing the uncle in this movie as the lead in it. :)
This is one of those movies that I wasn't expecting to laugh, cry and think on the themes as much as I did. It was really a wonderful story despite a few very minor flaws. But they're not even worth discussing. Such a great thriller.
Excellent comments. Like you, I still get choked up and laugh out loud when I re-watch this one. Such a good character study of what this poor preacher and this whole family endured, and how they came out renewed in their faith on the other side.
Amazing casting and acting in this. M. Night played the role of Ray and you can appreciate just how young he was while making his film masterpieces. Cherry Jones was brilliant playing the compassionate sheriff. I had the honor of working with her in a Broadway production of Macbeth. She has a good soul. Good reaction!
You guys need to watch The Crow. It's great, Rob will love it. Trust me, I wouldn't steer you wrong...
Saw this one at the movie theater 2002 . Good movie. Another good alien one is “Fire in the Sky” based on a true story. My favorite alien movie. Love y’all’s reactions. 👏👏🥰
"The McPherson Tape", 1989- if you want to be terrified.
The boy is Macaulay Cukin's brother Rory while the eldest son is Juaquin Phoenix (the lead star of THE JOKER) & brother of RIVER PHOENIX (STAND BY ME)
The fact that this movie stays focused on a small cast makes it scarier. No army mobilizing and people running everywhere. Just a father with his kids & brother.
it's pronounced 'walk-een fee-nix'. not sure if it's corrected later on, but just wanted to give you a heads up. he's been in some great films.
There’s no “L” sound in his name. It’s more “HWAK-EEN” 😉
it's a romanized spelling. you also don't pronounce the 'L' when you're saying walk. and the 'H' sound in his name is incredibly soft and you can't hear it when people say his name quickly. which is why i romanized it the way i did. it's the most common interpretation. i romanize foreign words as a side hustle. we're taught that the best way to translate for english speakers is the easiest way to say the words. but thanks anyways i guess@@tatinagarrett
Another Shyamalan movie that I love (aside from the 2 you've done so far with Sixth Sense and Signs) is The Village...
I never realized how much the opening music is very similar to the opening music from Hitchcock's North by Northwest. M.Night Shyamalan's the Village is one that will make the hairs on the back of you neck stand at attention.
But more staccato, like Psycho. I'm sure James Newton Howard was heavily influenced by Bernard Hermann! Fantastic score.
507 foot home run.... the angel number 507 meaning good fortune or spiritual awakening 😮😊
You're gonna love it! Such a family dynamic, set to a thriller.
The little girl is Abigail Breslin, she’s 27 now. A really good actress, she’s in the Zombieland movies!
Another golden oldie is "The abyss"... You really should check this movie about aliens.
Yes yes yes, The Abyss is a fantastic movie. Be sure to do special edition/directors cut, I forget what the one with the extra scenes is called.
His wife didn't know the aliens would come. She said that for other reasons. The same way the kid didn't leave water around because the aliens were coming. All of the "random" things that happened that helped them win the day were God putting things in place for them to win. So the wife says, "Swing away," because of what was going on at that time and then God used it as a second message for what was going to happen.
The veterinarian, (Ray) who trapped an alien in his closet, is director M. Night Shyamalan.
He usually plays at least a small part in all of his movies
Old school production. Not the over the top shock of special effects so many of us are used to. He built suspense with story telling, and glimpses of the aliens. This movie was so well done!
I can't explain why I love this movie as much as I do. I think it's the way brothers fight by our sides no matter what. Love the reaction Jay and Amber
Your brothers must be better than mine.
@@meminustherandomgooglenumbers When I was younger, no. But now that we are older and wiser, we are always here for each other. Sadly my oldest brother has been gone for quite a few years due to cancer, but when he was alive and well he did more for me than any sibling can ask. I miss him every day. He personally put in all the heating in my home himself and came and cleaned my furnace every year without me needing to ask , and if I ever had trouble with my furnace it didn't matter what time of night he would be here in minutes to take care of it. My other brother lives within shouting distance and we are always helping each other out.
*WAR OF THE WORLDS* with Tom Cruise - great SciFi movie
Great reaction thank you. You know that Night Shalaman appears in the movie as the guy who killed the pastor's wife? He likes to do cameos in the movie he directs.,You should check out his other popular movies like "The village" and "Unbreakable".
I hope if we ever DO get invaded by aliens, it's as easy as squirt guns and water balloons.
This is the only movie where I screamed out loud I was so startled. And the kid looks like McCauley Kulkin because he’s Rory Culkin, McCauley’s brother. Also, two of my favorite actresses are in it, Merritt Weaver ( girl in drugstore who needed to confess ) and Cherry Jones, the cop.
Agree to all this
I didn't know the drug store girl was in anything else.
If you really like alien movies you should check out "Fire in the sky" it was the most realistic alien movie I had ever seen. It scared the crap out of me as a kid.
Do the movie “There Will Be Blood” please when you get the chance i feel like you guys would really enjoy it. Great movie with great characters. Would be a nice intro too Daniel Day Lewis.
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"or are there NO coincidences?"
• If Merril wasn't the "Minor League Strikout King", he would have been in the majors, and would NOT have been there to 'save" them, so many "what if's"
Great reaction, guys!
I’m clicking “like” already! Such an underrated film but in my opinion one of the best suspense movies. I really love the faith aspect Shamalan places into the story, it’s really beautiful.
Edit: just had a thought…y’all need to do “The Twilight Zone” series!!! That would be epic to see y’all react to some of the greatest sci-fi stories ever! 😊)
I want to like your idea more than once. Huge TZ fan here.
But she stated off telling the husband to "see" he had to have faith to see the signs. He needed to believe to put the signs together
Great movie and great reaction! You might want to check out 1977's Steven Spielberg classic, 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind', if you haven't already seen it.
One of my favorite movies.
When Jaquin is in the closet and sees the alien on tv and says "vaminos children, vaminos" just kills me every time....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me too.
I still quote it when yelling at the TV
Next Mel Gibson Movie: The Patriot
Amber loves aliens, well I have the movie for you. "The Thing" (1982) starring Kurt Russell and my favorite John Carpenter film. Alien of a different kind! What a masterpiece of paranoia, horror, sci fi, thiller and mystery all in one movie. Prepare yourselves for the best Sci fi/horror who's who and practical effects that were way ahead of the rest. It is a must see horror/sci fi classic that should be seen at some point. Listed in "Movies you must see before you die" and recognized as one of the most influential horror movies of the 80's. Great for Halloween as well. Just one more "Thing", Lol prepare yourselves visually for some of what you may see.😨😰😱
Still holds up.
Excellent choice! My favorite M.Night Shyamalan film after The Sixth Sense. You two keep up the good work. 😁👍
"This is why I can't live in the country"
Me: "Now you know why country people have shotguns, and lots of them"
YAY!! Gonna watch after dinner!!! I just watched another reaction to this that was pretty good!
Explain crop circles (if not alien).
Do you have a short two-by-four and a rope or a detached swing?
They walk around in a circle, stepping on the wood to flatten the crop then use the attached rope to lift the wood slightly to move on to the next step of the design.
Walk in a straight line or around in concentric circles.
Because they do it overnight instead of during the middle of the day, the crop has enough moisture to bend instead of break most of the time.
If you can draw those crop circles on a piece of paper, they can design it onto a landscape.
I really hope these ignorant questions don’t last throughout the movie otherwise I’ll be dippin’ out.
It would have taken you 10 seconds to google it, to see how some people have been caught and explained how they did it.
They are ALL man-made designs.
Hey guys! SOOO awesome you guys are watching this movie. Also did I hear Jay say that Amber likes the Ancient Aliens show? I am obsessed with that show. Amber if you like AA there is another show that Giorgio Tsoukalos , the guy with the crazy hair, does called "In Search of Aliens" only one season but a great show
Crops circles are made by humans using basic trigonometry and simple triangulateration. The tools used are crude planks, reel tape measures, and rope or string. It’s just old school land surveying techniques.
If you understand these concepts, you’ll understand that seemingly complex crop circles can easily be made by a small group of people in one night.
Also, corn has a very weak stalk and is easy to knock over.
I highly recommend “A Quiet Place”, another sci-fi horror film that features a family living in a time of alien invasion. That film also has some extremely intense situations.
This film isn’t about aliens.
It’s about signs. And for me, faith-affirming.
Absolutely
If you guys enjoyed this movie, you REALLY have to see First Encounter of the Third Kind!! Richard Dreyfus is absolutely amazing!
Im an astrophysicist i work on the LHC ..... in Geneva Switzerland for 8 yrs.... just gonna say lol. They've been here for thousands of yrs.... too much evidence.... the universe is WAY too big.... our galaxy is a small to normal size , its 100k light yrs across ... a light yr us about 5.8 trillion miles . , there are roughly 200billion stars in our galaxy .... and most have planets around them .... we have seen galaxies that dwarf our.. some are couple billions of light yrs across.....math is just too big to thinkal about ...there are more stars and galsxies outvthere then there are grains of sand on the earth.....
One of my favorite movies. It helps that it's a core memory of seeing this in the theater with my Dad.
Check out ET The Extra Terrestrial The day that long distance AT & T phone bill came! MOM NNNNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOO!!!!!! LOL Ya ET gave them the Sign too. His giant middle finger!! LOL
I recommend you watch Alien (1979) with Sigourney Weaver. One of the best sci-fi movies ever. Edge of Tomorrow(2014) with Tom Cruise is another good one. Galaxy Quest(1999) with Tim Allen and Sigourney Weaver is a great comedy sci-fi movie. Gravity(2013) with Sandra Bullock is also very good but not really a traditional sci-fi movie but it takes place in space.