NEWLYWED'S Watch MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING for the First Time! MOST WHOLESOME MOVIE!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ม.ค. 2024
- MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING MOVIE REACTION! Today I'll be watching a film I have never seen before My Big Fat Greek released in 2002 for the first time. Watch the ENTIRE Movie with us? Check out: / timotheereacts
Everyone in the Portokalos family worries about Toula (Nia Vardalos). Still unmarried at 30 years old, she works at Dancing Zorba's, the Greek restaurant owned by her parents, Gus (Michael Constantine) and Maria (Lainie Kazan). After taking a job at her aunt's travel agency, she falls in love with Ian Miller (John Corbett), a teacher who is tall, handsome and definitely not Greek. Toula isn't sure which will be more upsetting to her father, that Ian is a foreigner or that he's a vegetarian.
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@Timothee (or whoever sets up your vocal recording levels) - As someone who works in the broadcast industry, I'd like to point out that Clariss's microphone level is set WAY TOO strong. Or her mic is just too close to her mouth. She is clipping(distorting) which makes her sound muddy. I regularly use those same Audio-Technica headsets in my TV broadcasts & can say that if they are set correctly, they will sound good. Off the cuff, if you trimmed the input of her mic down by about -6dB that would make a big difference & get her voice level about the same loudness as yours. Am looking forward to your next YT video. \ooo/
In case you guys are wondering, Ian thinking he said “thank you” in Greek he actually said “nice boobs” and at the family dinner, Ian said “I have three testicles” in Greek
XD 😂
fun fact: this movie was written by Nia Vardalos (Tula) and was based on her real-life marriage to actor Ian Gomez (best friend of Ian in the movie). they are divorced now but remain good friends and co-parent their daughter amicably. thanks for the reaction, Tim and Clariss! 😃
Omg I knew none of this! That’s so amazing and these movies have always been one of my favorites because I’m part of a big Scottish family, I had 34 first cousins from 8 siblings. Like 100 people for Christmas and 200 for the reunion every summer.
they were able to buy the house cheaper because it was owned by the lady who was so frustrated about the grandma always being on her lawn and roof and stuff
so basically he paid for her to leave AND for his kid to stay nearby
Holy crap. You two are TOGETHER!?!? Best kept TH-camr secret. Congrats, you guys!!
One thing that I love about all 3 films is just how relatable the family is to mine lmao. I come from a Latino family and let me tell you literally the function of this family is how mine is 😂😂. Chaotic and zero privacy 😂.
"A story ripped from today's headlines!"
As an American with Greek heritage I can attest that a lot of these family quirks are true, albeit a little exaggerated for comedy. I even showed my husband (boyfriend at the time) this movie as prep for meeting my mom's side of the family. There are three things that are absolutely true: we are very loud, family will make you something to eat even when you say you aren't hungry, and the men of the family are very protective.
I can't count the number of times I went to family reunions and the entire table was filled with food. My mom is the oldest of five and when everyone gets together (-in laws and grandchildren included) it was so loud. Its usually because there's so many of us that multiple conversations are happening at once and each group has to talk a little louder over the other to hear each other, which just makes the whole room seem pleasantly chaotic with chatter and laughter.
To this day whenever I visit my mom she will ask me if I'm hungry. I say no, and then five minutes later shes asking me again if I'm sure I'm not hungry. Then five minutes after that she'll ask me if I want a sandwich. When I say I'm still not hungry she'll ask me if I want something to drink. Eventually I learned that I either need to show up to my mom's starving or eat out before heading there and ask my mom if I can have a drink instead. It's almost in our DNA to feed each other.
It's not a stretch to say that Greeks do have a temper, which is why when Toula's father gives her the evil eye glare (known as the mati in Greek) when Ian leaves it still gives me a sense of dread. As a Greek when you get the mati from a parent or grandparent you know you screwed up and there'll be hell to pay later.
My first memory is someone spraying Windex on me after a bee sting. 😂
The common names in the family is mainly due to tradition...the first son and daughter named after the paternal grandparents, the second son and daughter named after maternal grandparents. It's not a written in stone cultural thing, and variations exist, but passing down names in the family is common.
Also, I can relate to this movie being half-Greek, though some elements are exaggerated for comedy, but I've found that a lot of people of other cultures (especially Latino or east European) have commented on how relatable it is as well. I think this is why it became such a hit. It has a way of feeling like common ground.
Allegedly Nia Vardalos was at a royal function shortly after the movie came out and HM the Queen pointed out that she too had married into a Greek family.
I'm half-Greek (my mom is a second-generation Greek-American) and this is one of my family's favorite movies of all time. My mom laughs at this movie from beginning to end, and has said she can find every single member of her family in here. It's also really accurate to actual Greek culture (save for a few parts like being baptized in a kiddie pool). It was a sleeper hit when it came out, and became popular through word-of-mouth (it only cost $5 million to make, but made $368 million, and I think it's the highest-grossing romantic comedy of all time). Also, it takes place in Chicago but was filmed in Toronto; I laugh when Toula goes to Truman College because the actual Truman College looks nothing like that. Finally, regarding the cast, you might recognize Andrea Martin, who played Voula, the aunt who owns the travel agency. She's a comedian who has been in several movies and TV shows. If either of you grew up on Nickelodeon, she played the voices of Aunt Miriam in Rugrats and Miss Fowl in Jimmy Neutron.
Congratulations! I had no idea you were even together!
I'm shook you guys are actually together I didn't actually have any idea
No matter how many times I see this movie, the scene when Tula and her dad hug after he gave them the house ALWAYS gets me teary eyed. 🥺🥰😍
I think some of her dad's emotions actually come from the fact that maybe even though he was always pushing her to get married he never actually thought it would happen so he planned on tulla being the child to care for them. I don't think her really did ever want her to leave. I love this movie love gus and that quote about the head and the neck is my favorite ever.
Fun fact, turns out Nia Vardalos is a Canadian. Congratulations on the wedding guys, you guys rule.
Spanakopita is the name of the dish that they introduced to Ian's parents. Its a greek spinach pie. I'm not greek, but I made the dish once when I lived in San Diego years ago.
Spanikopita is fire. it's one of my favorite Greek dishes!
@@the_nikster1 I will say that the staff at Job Corps did seem to enjoy it. It didn't last very long on the service line.
@@JemJam2976 haha I'll bet!
It's delicious ❤
The actor who plays Ian’s friend is married to Nia Vardolas (Toula) in real life. His name is Ian Gomez
Playtone is Tom Hanks’ production company and not only that but he and his wife Rita Wilson were producers of the film
Makes sense, Greeks abroad like all minorities stick together! Rita Wilson is Greek and Tom Hanks got his Greek citizenship a while ago!
Rita was also in the second film. She was John Stamos' wife 😅@@marbella135
So I’m Greek but I’m like Greek lite/ American Greek I didn’t get to go to Greek school & none of my family was born in Greece but I can definitely relate to them with the big loud family and 700 cousins 😂 I do love these movies
Also that’s what I’ve learned growing up, we’re all more alike then we are different, Latins Greeks Irish German, Japanese
Cuban, whatever we all have our traditions and families that embarrass the hell out of us, every time I see “ growing up in black family’s or Asian household” it’s all the same and stuff I can relate to, obviously we all have different walks in life an trials/ obstacles but a lot that connects us as well
I love how out of all them Ian is the one who looks the most Greek, at least the stereotype look, and yet isnt. This movie is a classic and one that a lot of people can relate to.
One youtube reactors, Movie Buds, one of the guys is Italian but lives in Australia and he had commented how because the family was away from Greece they were clinging onto cultural traits more. And considering Gus and Maria came over during a war, makes since they would cling to old traditions.
So my maternal grandparents were first generation, full blooded Yugoslavians and yeah, this was our family. Just with a different language and music and food. Oh, the food! Yes, I miss so many things about my grandmother, but mostly I miss her cooking. Don't worry. She'd be pleased to hear that. 😋
We had an "adopted" aunt named Sophie Theophanopolis. She owned a true soda fountain cafe corner candy store, but with a gun store. As a championship skeet shooter from the late 1940's through the early 80's. She also smoked cigars and pipes, and everyone loved her. There are not too many movies showing Greek family stereotypes, and I love it. Another great movie with Nia is "My Life in Ruins" along with Richard Dreyfus and is filmed in Greece.
I have a neighbor who was Greek American. He makes the best Greek food, tells story and he’s funny. One day that I would like to visit Greece and understanding culture and traditions 🇬🇷
fun fact: I live around the corner from the house that was in the movie, the big white house. I remember when they were filming the movie, the street was closed off for a few days. Same thing happened when they filmed the second sequel. However, the house has been renovated and you would never know it was the same house now. All the white is gone from the front of the house and it has an entirely different look. It was filmed in the east end of Toronto. Shots of the travel agency and restaurants were from Danforth Avenue, which has a large Greek population.
Congrats on getting married
My Grandpa was a lot like the Dad in this movie, but not Greek. He once pulled out a bottle of Windex to clean his white tennis shoes and my whole family yelled, "OPA!!!" He had no idea what was happening, haha.
As an Italian American I totally related to this growing up. It’s different but similar culture. Especially all the threats! And the “are you hungry” “I’ve already eaten” “ok I’ll make you a steak”. My mom and dad even fed the people who delivered our appliances.
Wow! What a wonderful surprise. Congratulations to you both and I wish you many happy years together.
Wait- seriously guys??
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!! ❤️❤
How did I not know about this?!
Love this movie, my best friends brother married a greek woman and we all went to crete for the wedding. It was amazing 3 day celebration so much food, ouzo and dancing. So many elements of this film remind me of that happy time.
If you're wondering why all of the cousins have the same name, it's because Greek naming conventions state that children are named after their grandparents. My dad's first cousins are all named Charalambos and Angela after their grandparents.
What made this movie so great was how relatable it was to so many. And you could interchange the Greek culture for any other culture. I'm black (mom) and Puerto Rican (dad) and wasn't really raised in a Hispanic household due to my parents divorce when I was 4. My wife is 100% Puerto Rican and the culture clash during our courtship and eventual marriage was incredibly similar to this story. The relatability was uncanny. I'm pretty sure any couple from different ethnic backgrounds could relate to the story. And that's want made it so great.
It's a Greek tradition to give a house to your daughter/son when they get married. I myself got a house from my parents, and my husband too from his parents.
This movie had me in tears when it came out! My last name is Paskalis, my dad is Greek-American (though I live in Belgium now). This is like a parody of my greek family! It's hilarious!
I like that although the dad is the antogonist of the story (and he definitely hurts Toula in several ways), he's not the villain. He genuinely loves her and worries for her. He doesn't really get that the world has moved on from what he knows. You see this a lot with people that have emigrated. They tend to hold fast to old traditions from their family, culture and/or religion, so they don't really modernise with the country they're in, and also don't modernise with the country they're from.
There was a biographical book I read about a young Dutch couple that emigrated to New Zealand in the 50s, just after the war. Especially the man kept his 50s attitude a lot. He didn't really feel at home in New Zealand in a lot of ways, so he clung to the things he thought were Dutch and traditional, but were actually just 50s and conservative. But when he went back to The Netherlands in the 70s, kind of secretly looking for a house, he ended up going back and staying in New Zealand, because of course, time hadn't stood still in The Netherlands and everything had changed. He felt The Netherlands was all kinds of too modern, and weird, and he didn't say it, but strongly implied he felt everything was immoral and indecent.
It's an understandable thing, but it does end up hurting Toula and the rest of the family, because they are moving with the times, and they are American now, not Greek from 40 years ago. So I like that he learns to let go a little, he learns to trust his children to forge their own path and live happy lives.
He worries Toula will not find a decent man if he doesn't check them out first, which is a normal worry, because he loves her, but he takes it to the extreme, and this makes Toula think (kind of logically) that he doesn't trust her, and that he doesn't think she's competent. Which is not what he is trying to do, but it is the result of his actions.
The dad Michael Constantine was nominated for an Academy Award for this role
This movie holds such a special place in my heart because my family and I would watch it a lot when I was younger because it was so representative of us. The thing is, we’re not even greek. My mom is russian and my dad is american. so my dads stories of going to russia and meeting my mom and subsequently meeting her family is so reminiscent of this movie. One scene in particular that is so spot on is when the aunt says “he don’t eat meat? that’s okay. i make lamb”. basically this exact thing happened to my dad. my mom was eastern orthodox and before getting married my dad had to go to the church and meet the priest. the priest explained that he would need to fast for a period before the wedding. This included abstaining from meat and dairy. My parents got married right after the fall of the soviet union, so my mom and grandparents had only recently been allowed to return to church. I guess my grandmother had forgotten some things because when my dad told her he couldn’t eat meat, she said “it’s okay. i’ll make chicken”. of course, my family also related to the drinking. except it wasn’t ouzo, but vodka. my grandmother has passed away and watching this movie always reminds me of her in the best way possible❤
Funny story, this movie is a lot what my oldest aunt went through to marry into my uncle’s family who are all Greek. Now her married name is Gianopoulos and she goes to a Greek Orthodox Church. I also have a big German family.
Congratulations! Yall should watch Her Life In Ruins, for the channel or. Just yourselves. Its another Nia Vardalos film, and its just as good as this but doesnt seem to get any love at all.
*My Life in Ruins...agreed! I thought it was another cute, wholesome Nia film.
I believe this movie holds two interesting box office records. One, highest grossing rom-com of all-time. Two, most weeks spent at number two without ever hitting number one.
I love it when you two do reactions together
My wedding was about the same. My wife comes from a German family, and everyone on both sides lived in the same town. So that wedding scene in the church was the same for me, her side of the aisle was completely full lol
I’ve been with my best friend for seven years and have been married to him for a year. It’s truly wonderful and I know it’ll be wonderful for you guys too. Congrats newlyweds🎊🎊
Absolutely loved this watchalong with the two of ya, thanks for that.
I hope you continue with the 'wedding' motif you may have started by checking out Four Weddings & A Funeral. Pretty please :)
Grandma is lowkey best character. Doing as she pleases. Drinking beer non-chalantly when family is having crisis meeting for non-greek boy friend. Anyone who is intrested more dramatic film like this ( romantic, two cultures, Greek setting) , I recommend: Captain Corelli's Mandolin (2001)
I Absolutely Adore both of your reactions here so much! This is a New favorite reaction of mine now . This is a favorite movie of mine and watching both your reactions just makes me like this movie even more . Thank you for cheering up my rainy day on the east coast. This restores my faith that I am not going to stay single . Thank you both for the Hope you share with everyone in your channel .
Yay! Thank you!
I know her dad seems kind of mean. but it's more of a cultural thing. they came from a small village in the middle of the mountains in Greece. literally everything about her from waiting so long to get married to her going to college and then eventually marrying somebody from a different culture. She's the first in her whole extended family to do any of it. it's not what they're used anb it's terrifying for them. Every time her dad yells how could she do this to me it's easy to mistake that for embarrassment over her breaking with tradition when really it's how can she scare me like this. It sounds harsh but he's just bad at expressing his fear and his love
I looove Clarisse speaking spanish. Im so used to only hear english in this videos that have someone speaking my lenguage is so speacial to me❤❤❤
I will say, I do think a lot of the concern about how old she is, as in a lot of cultures, has to do with maternal health. For time immemorial, women tended to die in childbirth, you had to have a lot of kids since so many died in childhood - more kids meant more chance of at least one reaching adulthood and continuing the family line - and younger women had an easier time of getting pregnant and surviving it. Men, meanwhile, can reproduce into old age barring something going wrong. All of that adds up to a cultural norm of women marrying young, especially in a family like this where the parents grew up poor. The problem is hanging onto those norms in a time when modern medicine and culture have moved us away from those needs, and there is certainly sexism involved in terms of expecting every woman to have children - especially since they already have grandchildren through Athena - but on some level they *are* looking out for Toula... sort of.
Did you guys notice when the camera was panning through all the wedding gifts, among them was a baby bassinet. lol 😆
This was such a success for being a lower budget film.
I didn't know you guys had tied the knot already, big congratulations!! I first saw this film at the cinema and I remember 2 girls got thrown out because someone complained that they were talking too loud. I do remember during the moment when Toula saw Ian for the first time she said "She likes him? He's ugly!!"
Congratulations on your marriage, Clariss and Timothée! 🏺 Joel Zwick directed this one.
Yes! Thank you!
@@TimotheeReacts Keep that love goin' strong. 💞
I just have to say Clariss you look stunning!! You look like a queen, and congratulations on the marriage!!
Watch the 3rd one, “you two parked on the street like 2 badgers fighting over a bag of Oreos” 😂🤣😂🤣
I was smiling this whole reaction.❤😂 I love this movie, and loved your reaction to it! It's so funny, and I agree that everyone can relate to at least one of the characters or one of the families. I actually saw this in the theater when it came out around Christmas that year with my mom, grandma, and several aunts and cousins. Also, Félicitations à vous deux! ¡Felicidades!
IRL, I think the thing that Nia did was enroll in Second City, where she met her husband Ian Gomez.
Not gonna lie but this movie was basically home video of my own life! I'm Mexican but my family acts exactly like this! They were this crazy at my mom's wedding and at my wedding, they gave my husband and my in-laws a heck of a welcome. Although they were quickly accepting of my white stepfather and my white husband.
And honestly I kind of knew you guys were together. The way you always acted towards other whenever you would collab was very very close.
Congratulations! So Happy for you!
Timothee! And Clariss!❤❤❤🥳🥳
This is such a great movie. Congratulations on getting married. I'm so happy for you both.
Hi, if you liked this movie you have to watch Crazy Rich Asians. It's about two people from different cultures that fallen in love but the rich family doesn't approve. There's a wedding that costs 40 million dollars. It will make you cry.
Hello Timothee, thank you for reacting to this movie, I am Greek myself and I love this movie 🇬🇷
This movie is 100% accurate, including the Windex. 😂
Congratulations you two I'm so happy for you two❤
Me and my Italian/ Irish family wach this every Valentine's Day ❤
The second one, in my opinion, is even better.
i just found you two..great movie..hey girl you look really pretty with your pearls.. lucky man..
This is my fave reaction video to this movie! My hubby and I first watched the MBFGW movies 1 and 2 last year for the first time. It truly is wholesome with so much nuances and relatable expressions. I’m from a big family and my hubby only has his small immediate family haha
When I was younger, I enjoyed this movie for it's weird, quirky sense of humor. Now that I'm older, I really appreciate this movie for going against the usual romantic comedy tropes. For example, Ian doesn't know he met Toula at the restaurant earlier. Instead of keeping it a secret until the climax and having a whole "liar revealed" where they separate and waste time moping, Ian discovers early on and doesn't judge her for it. He figures that it doesn't make a difference and continues to see her regardless. This movie is almost like a satire of romantic comedies while also being it's own funny romantic comedy.
I'm subscribed to both of your channels! Clariss, I absolutely ADORED your reactions to 'Encanto' and 'Hunchback of Notre Dame.' I was watching this like 'why is she so familiar... I KNOW her from somewhere... Is she from Philly?' Now I know! Congratulations to you both!
You 2 are too cute and I hope we get some wedding footage!!
I LOVE Lainie Kazan. This role and my other two favorites (one from TV; another movie). She was "Aunt Freda" on "The Nanny" & her role as Bette Midler's character's mother in "Beaches" is epic!!
This also was Joey Fatone's acting debut after 'NSync had broken up. He also has his own business in Orlando called "Fat One Dogs" (play on his last name). And then he was a game show host when he did "Common Knowledge" from January 14th, 2019 to August 13th, 2021. He is also one of two people to be a host of a game show and the announcer on a different game show, as he was "Family Feud's" announcer from 2010 to 2015 (the other is George Gray, where he hosted the syndicated 30 minute US version of "The Weakest Link" & has been the announcer on "The Price Is Right" since 2011.
Congratulations guys 🍾🎈🎉🎊 I believe I come from Greek heritage so I can definitely relate to these movies
The neighbors next door gladly sold the house because of the Grandmother nightly visits.
Congratulations on your wedding. You’re a very cute couple.
Did you do a video explaining how you met and your journey?
Regardless, many blessings to you both. Wish you all the best.
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Thank you for your reaction and i would love to see My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 next time i love that one too❤❤❤
This was fun. Great reaction! 👍🏿
I really hope you guys react to the other two! This was awesome!
You don’t have to be Greek to go to a Greek food festival. You should look for one in your area, the food is amazing. You’ll have fun.
So cool you watched this together. You had me tearing up how much you two loved this
Congratulations! So happy for you both 💓
Im engaged to be married to a mexican man who's family is full on catholic. However they are cool eith is getting married in a baptist church he isnt too religious and i grew up baptist. So i feel i relate to this movie a bit and i will be glad when the wedding crap is over and its just us.
UPDATE: we chose a venue that is neutral ground and the person who showed us around is also ordained and speaks Spanish.
Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊
You gotta watch my big fat Greek wedding 2 & 3!!!!
Omgee congratulations you two!!!!🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🌟🌟🎉🎉🎉🎉
One of my movie favorite love movies. And I am half Greek myself, from Siphnos
Aww congrats !! You guys look soo cute together !!!!
I love this movie. Glad u are watching them together.
Best congratulations to you both, super-sweet !
I'm an only child and I always wanted to marry into a huge family like Toula's with lots of brothers/sisters, cousins, etc.❤
Im greek and man, i remember this awsome film
Playtone is Tom Hanks' production company.
I’m Greek and I married a Xeno (outsider, also where the word xenophobia comes from). My parents shopped me around to every eligible Greek man they could find. My wedding wasn’t very big and I didn’t get a house as a wedding present. When I was pregnant with their first grandchild, I did get a down payment, though.
At a baptism the baby is entirely submerged in the water three times. There was a loud audible gasp from the non-Greeks in the church since they had never seen this type of baptism.
Now you need to watch the next 2
Congrats on the wedding! Hope you are both very happy together.
Another fun Wdding movie is "The Big Wedding " with Robert DeNiro. It's pretty funny
Keep up the good work Timmy ☺❤😂❤I love your videos they always make me smile, I also love the Greek exaggerations/stereotypes in the film XD, it’s not serious so who cares? XD
Congratulations on you guys being together 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Windex could cause a Greek dermatology problem- contact dermatitis. It’s definitely not to be taken internally.
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉 alles Glück der Welt für euch! ❤ love your reactions together
Congratulations!🎉
Now you have to watch part 2. It is also great.