42 (2013) - 🤯📼First Time Film Club📼🤯 - First Time Watching/Movie Reaction & Review
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- 42 (2013) - Watch the original movie here: amzn.to/3seXXwj
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RIP to a great actor Chadwick Boseman we still miss you
RIP to Chadwick Boseman. Hope you guys have an great and awesome day. Much ❤
Still miss him
@@otisroseboro5613 me too
Going to Dodger stadium on Jackie Robinson Day is quite the sight seeing all the players wearing 42. The loyalty and pride all Dodgers fans have for Jackie is such an amazing thing. There’s also a giant beautiful bronze statue of Jackie stealing home right when entering Dodger stadium.
Great reaction.
And as an Asian Dodger fan, I also love that our team is the first with lots of things too. Fernandomania. Nomo. Chan Ho Park. First to integrate, first Mexican-American star (although again, there will always be the stain of taking away lots of homes from Mexican Americans while building the stadium), first Japanese star in the US, first Korean player in the MLB.
I remember when I was still in Korea we'd stop class to watch Chan Ho's starts when our country was going through an economic crisis
@@jamesdakrn I agree. The pitching from Asia, Sandy Koufax, so many great things for baseball all wearing that uniform. Very proud of the Dodgers. Although the displacement of Mexican people in Chavez Ravine really has nothing to do with the Dodgers other than that is where the stadium is built. It was the city’s decision to sell that land years before the Dodgers even considered moving to LA. Corrupt city officials as well as squatters all based on the Red Scare. It really was a storm of issues. I do think the Dodgers have done an amazing job singing the Hispanic community’s praises over the years.
I forgot the image was reversed and was like "Why the fuck is he walking to 3rd?" haha
I was going to say I'd never seen so many lefties :-D
The movie is a great one and does many things well, but if there is one thing I think it missed is how it virtually skipped over how immensely popular Jackie was in Montreal, because it did not fit with the general theme of the movie. Understandable (From a storytelling point of view), but sad as Jackie almost instantly became a superstar with the Montreal Royals in 1946, where the color of his skin was almost a non-issue; Robinson's wife, Rachel, later described her impression of moving from the states to Montreal as "... like coming out of a nightmare". To this day, Jackie Robinson is remembered as a sports-god in Montreal after he helped the club win its first ever championship.
The story about the Mississippi born Manager of the team is 100% true though: He did indeed voiced opposition to Jackie joining the team before being put in his place by Branch Rickey and had to change his views on the matter.
But despite that, Ford and Boseman just nailed their roles and it is a great movie. RIP Black Panther!
Well said! It's a fine film, but it would have been nice to see more of Montreal just because that 1946 season was the stuff of legends.
"Eight men out" is a great period baseball film. About the 1919 white (black) sox throwing the world series. Very well made.
Lots of “Hey, it’s THAT guy!” in this film, my favorite being Max Gail as the mild mannered manager. Even with his huge filmography, he’ll always be Wojo from Barney Miller to me.
My daughter wrote a paper on Jackie Robinson for school. A local fellow here (Grinnell, IA) played with Jackie for a season. His name was Jack Collum. His three sons are friends of mine. Jack is gone now, but he would often regale us with tales of his time in the majors.
put "A League of Their Own" next on your list.
I really appreciate that UR watching movies that are MORE Diverse. Too many reactions channels don't. (Yes it shouldn't matter, good movie is a good movie. Just something I noticed, that many reaction channels aren't as opened minded/diverse in their movie reactions/selections
Thank you two for recognizing black history month. It matters and some of us really appreciate it. Another great reaction. 👍🏾
I second that, GB.
Agreed
For me black history month dont exist (in fact in my country it desnt exist) just because I think we should acknowledge EVERYDAY everybody's history and learn about it
@Just Summ some movies are so good so well done such a moving story they make us better people for having watched them. This is one of those movies for me.
"I hope the bad things in life happen to you & only you." Bwahahaaa! You got a New Subscriber.
I remember watching this in my Senior history class. Before starting the movie my teacher told us about the language in the film & that it would make us angry or uncomfortable. The scene with Ben Chapman made my teacher so mad that he walked outside the room for air. After class, I asked him if he was ok & he told me that he and his wife adopted a black daughter when she was really young and he couldn't stand the thought of her having to go through something like that.
MAN, YOUR TEACHER IS A SNOWFLAKE!
Had to come back to this reaction after watching last week's Mets game, played on Jackie Robinson Day, and spotting Rachel Robinson in the crowd. Still full of life at 101 years old, and still repping her husband's incredible achievement! Was also great to see their grandson Busro throw out the first pitch of the game, I believe my Mariners also had members of Jackie's family in attendance and throwing out the first pitch at their game too. Truly remarkable!
Ralph Branca, his very awkward but well meaning teammate, was the pitcher for Bobby Thompsons infamous Shot Heard Round The World ("The Giants win the pennant! The Giants win the pennant!)
Just a little baseball trivia.
I love that! Thanks!
Hey! That's me sitting behind the little boy. Got to work as an Extra in this flick. Chadwick was awesome.
Despite the gorgeous movie. It is impossible not to fall in love with Emily and Matthew.
Thank you for the good times.
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"Discombobulated, it's baseball term . . . " Best line ever !@
Great reaction. I love how y’all interact about as much as I love the reactions themselves! Keep being great!
"I hope all the worst things in life happen to you and you alone." GAH DAMN ... I'm gonna steal that
Thakns Matthew and Emily for being so greatly entertaining. If or when I start my own channel on this platform, I'm citing you as two of my many inspirations. Emily you make me laugh so much! Thank you both just for existing.
Such a great reaction, would never have guessed Em was a baseball fan but seems that way from the reaction to all the ball scenes
I’m from Philly and I’m a lifelong Phillies fan, but my dad absolutely HATED the Phillies. He often told me how badly the team and the owner at the time, Connie Mack, treated Jackie Robinson when he was a kid in the late 40’s and 50’s.. I was on top of the world when the Phillies finally won the World Series when I was a teenager in 1980, but my dad, not so much.. He tried, but never warmed to them a whole lot…Even though I knew what happened, the impact of how truly bad the Phillies acted didn’t fully register with me until I saw this movie..
Not a big baseball fan personally but I'm a black dude with a White Mother who played on a Baseball team in her teenage years and ill always treasure watching this film with her,next to watching the Cubs 3-1 series comeback win in Game 7 of the 2016 World Series.
Alot of really touching moments I appreciated like Leo Durocher warning the Petition signers that Jackie was only the first black man in a long line due to change the very reality of baseball,
to the neighbor warning Jackie to leave the mob coming for him in the middle of the night,to just the light pole worker telling Jackie and his wife that he and alot other people just want to see Jackie get a fair shot and see if he's got the potential.
"Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything,"
42 is one of my favorite films, thank you so much for reacting to it. Men of Honor is also a film that people should react to on YT. You should give it a try if you haven't seen it already.
As a black man myself. I can only imagine what mr Robinson went through during that time when he played. What is an after he retired Jackie Robinson did so much more after.
Major League I and II are must see baseball movies.
Sports movie kick..? Draft Day . Another awesome Chadwick performance
That little kid is playing Ed Charles as a child. Ed Charles, 3rd base, 1969 Mets
Miracle Mets.
Damn, I didn't know you guys reacted to this movie, one of my favorite Chadwick movies, this movie was great
Thank you. Some others if you haven’t watched them yet.
Remember the Titans
The Golden Child
Harlem Nights
New Jack City
that screenshot lol don't remember 42 being a comedy... kinda reminds me of naked gun where they walk out of theatre laughing to platoon. haha.
Speaking of baseball movies, are you guys going to watch Bull Durham?
Oh, man - it was SO GREAT to hear the crack of the bat again! BASEBALL!
R.I.P. to Chadwick Bosman. He did such a great job playing Jackie Robinson is this film. I love this movie snd am glad you guys did a reaction to it.
Missed ya watching this one. I know how much ya like Alan. He did an interview when the movie came out saying that this was the absolute hardest role he's ever had. If I remember right, Chadwick told him to take the role and that it was ok.
1958 the dodgers moved to Los Angeles to be the Los Angeles dodgers we will never forget good old Brooklyn dodgers❤❤❤.
For baseball movies, especially ones with romantic vibes, check out For Love of the Game...with Kevin Costner.
Loving the series, recently subscribed! A movie that both of you might not have heard about called the 13th Warrior, something my family considers a sleeper movie as in it hides until someone finds it.
In case anyone cares, I just looked it up. The Dodgers only clinched a tie for first place (with the St Louis Cardinals) the day they beat Ostenmueller and the Pirates. (St Louis would have had to win all their remaining games and the Dodgers lose all theirs.) And in those days, a tie for first at the end of the National League season would have forced a 3-game playoff for the pennant. (The Dodgers would experience that exact thing at the end of the 1951 season, losing 2 out of 3 games to the New York Giants. Poor Ralph Branca gave up the game-losing home run in the bottom of the 9th of game 3.) The Dodgers didn't actually clinch the pennant until the next day. Interestingly, the Dodgers actually lost that day - to the Pirates and Kirby Higby. (Yes, the Kirby Higby who was traded to the Pirates earlier that season.) But the Cardinals also lost that day (to the Boston Braves) officially eliminating them from winning the pennant. I guess, dramatically, that would have been a lousy way to end the movie.
Holy crap, until you said that was Harrison Ford, I had no idea! By the voice, before the camera revealed his face, I thought it was Bryan Cranston.
Very much agree with you about Ford as well, normally it just feels like him being him in a movie, but he really became his character!
Seeing Alan Tudyk as a bad, racist guy is ...weird and hard. He's such a lovable actor and normally plays such lovable and iconic characters - even when he's the "bad guy" in other movies, having him play an actual hateful person is a number on me. I instinctively want to like the character...it's Alan...but...he's racist horrible person so I can't
Homeboy from Scrubs has a great old school announcer voice.
You shut up em up by doing your job. Let em run their mouths. I love Harrison Ford but I have not seen this one yet. I definitely will get this DVD. Nice reaction y'all. More Harrison Ford movies please except Indy Jones and Star Wars which most reactors seem to think that's the extent of his filmography.
This film introduced many to Chadwick Boseman, and it was this and other biopic parts that got him the recognition needed to get him on Disney's radar when it came time for Black Panther, so when I heard he was cast as T'Challa, I went back over his filmography. He carried himself with a metric TON of dignity playing Jackie Robinson, so I had no doubt he would be a phemoneal Black Panther. Also.......come ON! Your sharing scenes with Harrison Ford who is a powerhouse of dramatic acting, and you're still able to give just as memorable a performance? Chadwick deserved every role he auditioned for and got, and we will all miss him terribly. Far as IM concerned Harrison and Chadwick are both two of the greatest of all time.
Now i want to watch "remember the Titans" i always want to see one if I see the other
Another Great Reaction and RIP CHADWICK BOSEMAN
Is it safe to say the majority of us movie buffs learned the baseball term "pickle" through The Sandlot?
It's very strange watching a baseball game in reverse.
The guy from FF Tokyo Drift I think was the quarterback in Friday Night Lights.
It's almost like he's an actor! Bahahahaha
Great Cast, everyone did a great job. Harrison Ford should have at least been nominated for best supporting actor.
My son has been playing ball his whole life.. when he was 12, he was at a tournament and there was a waiting list at the snack bar, the lady yelled “number 42? who has number 42?” A handful, of kids yelled back “JACKIE ROBINSON!!!!” It was the cutest thing ever.
I love your cat. Well, to be fair, I love all cats.
As far as baseball movies go, I highly recommend Major League and 61*.
Y’all would love and get a kick out of White Men Jump
Start introducing pippin in the greetings aswell
42 is such a good movie
Don't follow rounders, sorry baseball, here in northern Europe myself, but a good movie is a good movie, and in this one Tudeck is really good, just like Jack Gleeson as Joffrey in GoT, he plays his role well, and off course my main man John C McGinley is in this as well, sort of like the same role as he has in Any give sunday.
When do You watch the STAR TREK movies? 🖖
@12:38 is that the priest from "Midnight Mass"?
On April 02 every baseball player wears the same number, they all wear 42 in honor of Jackie Robinson
Awe on my birthday 🎂 🎉
I love your reactions especially the funny movies. I just want to bring to your attention that if you would light yourselves more and reduce the background light, you would pop out more and the quality of your video would improve. Doesn't knock your reactions but give your more edge.
A league of there own major League the natural all three need to be on your list
RIP Chadwick Boseman 🙏🙏
Get On Up would be a great watch for you guys. Chadwick Boseman did an incredible job transferring into James Brown
React to "The Help"!!!! it's a great movie!! Also thank you for doing some Black movies during BHM
If you like movies like this. I suggest you watch The Express and Glory Road
So many great Baseball movies!
Have just become acquainted to your reactions and have found them most entertaining. If you want a good sports movie based on true events then Miracle is a most excellent to check out if you haven't seen it yet. It's a hockey movie based on the US Olympic team that beat the USSR.
Curious how'd you react to 'What lies beneath' when it comes to Harrison Ford acting.
That’s a healthy kitty
For the love of the game is a great baseball movie. Hopefully that’ll be on the list of movies to reach to.
The rookie is a good one too.
Watching this movie flipped boggled my mind.
ed charles passed away in 2018 and jackie robinson's oldest son jackie robinson jr. was killed in a car accident in 1971 a year before jackie passed away from a heart attack and he went blind in his midddle age due to diabetes
#title Tichelar First Timer Tiddy Twister Of The Theater 😂
Best baseball movie is Bull Durham, must see.
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Rest well CA Boseman
I saw that "not yet" comment coming (hehehe) a mile away. Also what's up, girl? *head nod*
What up, chief?!
;)
Emily is one of my new favorite people :)
I've watched a couple of your reactions and I've liked them, but the picture is backwards. It looks like he is left-handed and he hit the ball he ran to third base. Montreal was backwards. Over all a great movie.
You guys are too much fun. It would be perfect if Emily would just let go and laugh once in a while. 😎
Sorry I’m always ‘that guy’ but looking forward to the full part on patreon
#Title Video Vanguard. Some more must watch baseball movies are " A League of Their Own ", " 61* ", " Major League 1,2,3 ", " Eight Men Out ", "Field of Dreams", " For the Love of the Game ", " Bull Durham ", " Fever Pitch ", " The Rookie ", " Hardball ", " Mr. Baseball ", " Bad News Bears (1976) ",
Have you seen Remember the Titans?
I love your videos you're my favorite TH-camr couple
Nice reaction guy's
What a really great film, :) Have you seen the 1989 film Major League it has shenanigans aplenty
whys the movie being played backward?
Them haters balls😂😂😂
I get why you do it, but the mirror image is just strange for baseball.
Based on a true story of some guy who played a children's game and changed the world.
Great movie
Hard for me to watch, but I did see Judah and the black messiah, a good movie
RIP Jackie Robinson and Chadwick Boseman
Another one I’m surprised you guys haven’t tackled yet is Dodgeball
#Title Cinema Shogun
Instead of watching this one again you can watch one of the other 41 version of this overly remade story. Jackie will always be a national hero and icon but we don't need a new movie about him every 5 years or less. They're almost as many people who have played Jackie Robinson as there are that play baseball every year.
Branch Rickey died while giving a speech
This movie has a strong 1st and 2nd act but 3rd act was a bit weak......the part when the other manager was pouring in the N-word was massively uncomfortable....and I've seen precious 😬
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