Stand By Me (1986) MOVIE REACTION FIRST TIME WATCHING
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- STAND BY ME MOVIE REACTION! Today I'll be watching a film I have never seen before Stand By Me released in 1986 for the first time. Watch the ENTIRE Movie with me? Check out: / timotheereacts
After learning that a stranger has been accidentally killed near their rural homes, four Oregon boys decide to go see the body. On the way, Gordie Lachance (Wil Wheaton), Vern Tessio (Jerry O'Connell), Chris Chambers (River Phoenix) and Teddy Duchamp (Corey Feldman) encounter a mean junk man and a marsh full of leeches, as they also learn more about one another and their very different home lives. Just a lark at first, the boys' adventure evolves into a defining event in their lives.
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You probably didn’t realize what you were about to watch is a freaking masterpiece
How? I watched this movie for the first time just to see what the hype is or whatever. And it was pretty boring lol. There was just random stuff going on. A group of kids are walking around on a little adventure then out of nowwhere somebody gets sad like. I didnt get the movie. It was just random stuff
Dont get me wrong some of the kids do have some great acting or whatever maybe thats why people think its a masterpiece? Thats probably why people like it. I really dont see why this movie is a master piece
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It's a masterpiece because:
-It's one of the greatest coming of age movies of all time.
-The metaphors in this movie of losing one's innocence, the concept of grief and abuse are brilliant.
-It invokes nostalgia to the viewers who've had similar childhood experiences (including or not including the experience of seeing a corpse).
-As you've mentioned, the performances of the child actors are great.
-The story is just beautiful and emotional.
-Stephen King himself calls this his best movie adaptation in the 80s and was so overwhelmed by emotions that he had to hug director Rob Reiner to thank him.
Although, ofc, at the end of the day, Art is subjective. It's okay if you don't like it.
Fun Fact: When asked what’s the best movie he’s directed, Director Rob Reiner says it’s this one and Stephen King actually said it’s the best film adapted from his works
Now that I'm nearly 50 and a parent, I cry so hard at the end of this film.
Seen it dozens of times starting back in '87 when I was ten. One of the few VHS tapes I had that wasn't a dub from a rental. Owned the soundtrack, too and played it constantly.
Did you notice that the official OST is MISSING a number of songs/tunes featured in the movie?
This movie is lowkey one of my favorite movies. Everything about it is so well done. It's a roller-coaster of emotions and the ending is bittersweet. It somehow tackles how even kids have adult sized real world problems, while also making you nostalgic for your own childhood. And the themes of brotherhood and friendship, fantastic!
This is one of the best Stephen King adaptations ever, all of the young actors are excellent, River Phoenix especially…..R.I.P.
Chris and I weren't so different as kids. Came from horrible backgrounds, were judged because of whom we were related to and told we'd never make it out and would get scared it might be true. But we did get out and made something of ourselves. And above all, we were the best friends to those who needed that kind of loyalty. R.I.P. River Phoenix
This film, has the distinct honor of being the first film to make me cry at the age of thirteen.
21:54
Just this whole scene, of a kid being so broke down because no one believes in him, because his from a bad family and he KNOWS that's all he'll be known for, is heartbreaking. A young man crying to his best friend, who knows the pain and cries with him, that's friendship.
rest in peace river phoenix. all the actors gave very good performances in this movie but his was really fantastic.
“Grab your snacks”
More like grab your tissues lol
I lived a life in Territorial Hawaii in the 1950's that was very much like this movie. My older sister played most of the songs from this movie on her 45 single player. Summer in Aiea was long, hot, and full of adventure. Our Boy Scout troop hiked into Halawa valley for overnight camp outs where we used Halazone tablets (Sodium Hypochlorite) on river water. We rode bicycles, walked, or caught a ride around Aiea town. I see that you haven't officially watched "Firefly" or "The Iron Giant."
Excellent choice! This one is a memorable film!
Probably the best king adaptation. My personal fave
Maybe The Shawshank Redemption is at least equal to this one?
Let's gooo, another stand by me reaction! I'm always watching reactions to this movie for some reason
One of my FAV. classics. Watched it everytime at my grandmas house. One of Stephen Kings best non horror stories
In the short story all the other kids died not just Chris, because all of Stephen Kings childhood friends died young. But they felt, I thibk rightfully, for the movie that would have just felt too absurd
This is the first King film he liked, he cried during the private screening and they thought maybe they messed up but then King said the kids were just like his friends
The three best Stephen King non horror movies are The Green Mile, Shawshank Redemption and this I have seen all of them many times and read the stories which both Shawshank and The Body the story this movie is based on came from the same book called Different Seasons.
Me and my friends were obsessed with this movie when we were kids, it’s even more meaningful now watching it as an adult. Luckily I’m from a small town so I still have the friends that I had when I was 12 🙌
BRB, I'll get the tissues. 🤧
Keep pumping out these classics.
Fun Fact: Ray Brower (the kid who was killed by the train) he was behind the twins at the Pie Eating Contest she Gordie was telling his friends his story
The 1977 animated musical "Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure" is calling for you, Tim.
Great movie. This movie is always kind of sad considering Reaver Phonix died in real life. Another great kid adventure movie is Flight Of The Navigator . A great coming of age movie (With older people not kids) no one reacted to is Big Wednesday. This movie is a Steven King book adaption. Another good adaption is The Running Man a great action movie with Arnold Swarchenger you should see.
The book heavily implies Ray Brower was murdered. Gordie points out the the placement of his body and injuries don't line up with being hit by a train, and his shoes were nowhere to be found along with the basket of berries that he was last seen with. Also in the book, not just Chris but everyone besides Gordie died young, which makes me wonder if that part with them flipping coins was meant to be some kind of legit omen.
Haven’t watched your reactions in a hot minute, I like the your hair slicked with your part
For about 30 years I’ve planned to have “Jesus, does anyone?” engraved on my head stone.
Omg I love stand by me so much I see that one so many times
My favourite movieeeeeeeee😍😍 I'm so happy you finally saw itttttt❤️❤️❤️
My very first R-rated movie, and I gotta tell you I’m glad I watched this movie when I did!
He bought the colas, cold cuts and bread. The shopkeeper charged him $1.50.
Love this movie ❤❤
Yet another amazing Stephen King adaptation.
My 2nd all-time favorite movie, only behind Forrest Gump.
For me, "The Shawshank Redemption" is the one I watch whenever it show up on TV or on TH-cam.
@@Otokichi786 That's a good pick.
😎👍 In addition to playing Hooper in "Jaws" and Roy Neary in "Close Encounters Of The 3rd Kind," Richard Dreyfuss was also the voice of the Centipede in "James & The Giant Peach." The guy has had a prolific 60 year career in show business that is still going strong. If you decide to check out his IMDB page, prepare to do a lot of scrolling.
One of the greatest coming of age movies and one of the Stephen king adaptations 10/10.
"20 miles, what is that about three, four hours walk" Ha! no. More like 9 hours.
We watched this in film class and when we got to the leach scene, me and several boys crossed their legs
I hear this movie is really great, even though I’m pretty sure very few people know that this is actually a Stephen King movie. It really is a good movie. And of course, we couldn’t forget the most memorable quote:
“You guys wanna see a dead body?”
It's phenomenal. I didn't realize it was a Stephen King movie until my 3rd watch
There’s one movie that got me into Stephen kings stories and that was Cujo
Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
Stand By Me is amazing.
They got cokes and sandwiches. In the 50s. $2.00 was a lot. One Coke was about $.015.
Loved this movie growing up. 💕
i didnt read the books i had to look it up.. found out sadly .. ALl of Gordies friends die. Vern in a house fire, Teddy in a drunk car accident, and of course ... Chris by stab .. so basically in the books he loses all his friends. ... even sader than movie.
Should consider "Simon Birch" if you liked this film so much
Good 1980s movie.
This was about ten years after WWII, A lot of
GI s came home with undiagnosed PTSD, And were not the best fathers
Great 0:06
You should watch more home alone movies with clariss
PLEASE REACT TO GOONIES NEXT; it's SO AWESOME!! 😊❤
Just watch IT instead and then watch Titan A.E. next
🙏Phoenix 💔
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24:23 I really don’t like leeches because, it only drinks 🩸 like a 🦟 but, much worse.