Fargo (1996) | MOVIE REACTION
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They tried to use a North Dakotan/Minnesotan accent in the movie, its a combination of Scandinavian, German and Irish dialects from the 19th century. The accent can also be found in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. One of the ladies being interviewed in the bar was also the language coach for the movie. Enjoyed the reaction as usual, looking forward to more.
I lived up to da U.P. for 5 years, eh? Yah
I LOVE reactions to this film by people who aren't familiar with Minnesota accents and manners.
There was someone who really thought that it was a true story and thought the money was still buried somewhere along the highway. She died looking for something that didn’t exist.
I hope yours is not a true story either :-)
That story is half true, half urban legend. Look up Suicide of Takako Konishi
The Coen brothers had bad luck. They wanted a lot of snow for the movie. What they got was the warmest winter in decades. The scene with the two cops talking in the street illustrates this. They are both bundled up for a blizzard, standing in a slushy, melted street.
With the Coen brothers, always expect the unexpected.
Frances McDormand (Marge) is one of the all time greats.
YOUR specific reaction to THIS movie is gold thank you
You can see “the IQ” 😂😂
Or lack thereof.😅✌️
they are doing stupid things because criminals really are that stupid. The mistakes they are making are the kind real criminals actually make,
Apparently, Jerry knew that Shep Proudfoot was a criminal on parole, so he asked Shep if he knew anyone who could do the kidnapping. Shep recommended the psychotic killer, Gaer Grimsrud, who probably had been in prison with him. Carl Showalter was someone Grimsrud knew, but Shep didn't know him (and said so).
Jerry was too stupid to know he was dealing with three hardened criminals, one of them a bona fide psychotic. When I first saw the movie, I thought Grimsrud would definitely kill Showalter sooner or later. Grimsrud, in the scene in the car when he wanted more pancakes, just had that look. All the rest of the disasters were bound to happen, given what these guys were like. Jerry wasn't smart enough to understand any of it. And he was lying both to his father-in-law and the criminals: telling his father-in-law the kidnappers wanted a million dollars, and telling the kidnappers that the ransom was $80,000. It seems as though Jerry was planning to give the kidnappers $40,000 and take off with the rest.
Another of the Coens' dark comedies is Raising Arizona. It also involves crime and everything going haywire, but it's much lighter and no one dies. The characters speak with the accent of the southwestern United States. Frances McDormand speaks in that accent as well as she speaks in the Minnesota accent.
Its a dying accent unfortunately. I always loved listening to my grandmother talk like that.
Most American accents are dying.
I’m from Wisconsin but have lived in the Minneapolis area most of my adult life…. When my 21 yr old was little she had the cutest little MN accent!! 😭😂 “can I have some orange sooooda?” etc
@@TheChromanoisethat makes sense with all of the immigration and ease of mobility, speech patterns evolve.
My husband is from Mogadishu and moved to Sweden as a teenager. His accent when speaking English is…. Interesting. Like his Somali and Swedish accents had a baby. 😆
Side note, there’s a really cool BBC docuseries posted to TH-cam about the history of the English language. The first episode starts with the fall of Rome and how all these new tribes’ languages morphed into Old English…. Then later how the language moved from the shore (think US or Australia) and branched off (think Gullah or other Creoles)
The Coen Brothers make unique movies. Usually quite interesting. My two favorite of theirs are Miller's Crossing and O Brother Where Art Thou. O Brother is much more light hearted and full of great music. Thanks for sharing this one. 🙂
To see a proper comedy, without any shooting, watch "The Big Lebowski" by the Coen Brothers. And for some serious comedy, do dive into Mel Brooks, like his classic "Blazing Saddles".
Also; I'd be curious to see your reactions to the movies from Alfred Hitchcock and Stanley Kubrick.
Highly recommend "Fried Green Tomatoes" from the 90s...A Hit when it came out
YES!!!!!!!!!!
“Dorky” IS Minnesota ❤😂
Love the way you say “fuck” 😂
Also some highways in America are very desolate.
I forget which Dakota it is, but in the ‘90s we passed by a billboard on the interstate from McDonald’s - “Next McDonald’s 200 miles!” 🤣🤣🤣
Between the West Twin Cities metro and the badlands of SD, there’s an epic amount of nothing!
Thanks for the reaction!
No need to put a house phone on Do Not Disturb because you can just unplug it.
Most have volume selectors that can go to "silent".
Enjoyed your reaction. I also didn't enjoy this a ton the first time I saw it, but it does grow on you with repeat viewings. Coen brothers' movies are often like that in my experience.
The Coen Brothers style is very unique, so they never follow the formulas we’ve grown used to. However, you can tell you’re watching one of there’s even if you hadn’t read the credits.
20:43. She said in the last bit there, that the mom was dead, ja no. 🤣
The Coen Brothers had a little joke with this film, not actually being a true story, but it made so many people really get into the story. The way these people talk is really close to how you would hear them in this part of the world, my ex was from Minnesota and the accent on some words is spot on, yeah.
is it true that a woman, among many who believed it WAS true, went looking for the money, and died doing so? I have heard as much.
Half true, half urban legend. Look up Suicide of Takako Konishi
I thought it was clever that the Coen brothers claimed that it was a true story since so much of the movie involves the false claims of Mike Yanagita and Jerry. If those characters can't be trusted about the truth of their stories then should we trust the truth of the entire Fargo story itself?
like Canadians saying "ayyy" ( "eh" ?) after everything they say just about.
Great movie. Watch the Frago TV series as well
Thanks for reacting to the Coen Brothers.
Thank you for this one I live for this kind of content 😂
Highly recommend Fargo the TV show, especially seasons 1 and 2. If you liked the movie you would love the show !
Sure sounded to me that this kind of movie wasn't the kind she likes so it's doubtful she would like the TV series.
I always thought the mute killed the wife, but just noticed the ambulance trailing her cop car. Maybe she was in there...
This is a parable about the power of love & how it triumphs over evil, in all its forms. A celebration of humanity. Love may not be spectacular, it can be mundane, everyday, commonplace. But it's the only thing that matters.
This was the power of competency.
Awesome reaction loved it you were awesome laughed all through the movie Seen it lots of times 🌹😎👍🤣
actually its not a true story. the coen bros admitted to this shortly after the film's release. they used the excuse that although this isn't realated to actual specific events something like this must've happened sometime in history. to me that was an act of fraud and that opening statement should be removed from the film. the film is good enough to stand on its own. there's no reason to resort to fraud to sell it! thanks for the video.
the movie's genre is a "dark comedy" with quirky characters and absurd situations. but not so absurd the audience can't relate. in my case, at least, the absurdity of the world is very real and it affects me everyday.
The poor kid loses his parents and his Grandpa
It seems to me the Cohn brothers don’t romanticize violence in a non-comedy movie. They always make it stupid, brutal, and senseless. It’s not that they do particularly in a comedic movie, but they tend to make it cartoonish then. For me, there’s always an aspect of absurdism, or a view that life is surreal or absurd in all their films. Most of them I absolutely love (especially Raising Arizona, Oh, Brother Where Art Thou, and Blood Simple [the original cut that’s no longer available due to some stupid legal matter that required them to change huge aspects of the film through editing and adding new scenes, making it virtually a completely different movie]), but some I had a hard time caring about what happens to any of the characters, in spite of the technical brilliance that been in all of them (the ones I’ve seen, anyway).
* _that’s_ been in all of them
* Coen not Cohn
Want you to trust the recommendations and not read anything going in. Fargo is classified as a "Dark Comedy" so your description is perfect 👍
I thought the Japanese (?) guy speaking with the same accent as the locals, because he was obviously raised there himself, just looked odd and hilarious to me. It just goes to show you, you can't always judge a book by it's cover.
TRUE STORY IS MEANT IRONICALLY.
Larissa has the best eyebrows on the internet 😊
You thought that the wife might have just fainted...I guess you missed the massive amount of blood on the front of the stove behind her. 😅
I love this reaction if I could like it more than once I would 🤣🤣🤣
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Oh yah...It's a regional dialect. I'm sure you have them in Europe. But the movie is exaggerating it somewhat.
When you talk over the dialogues you miss parts like when the officer say the wife was dead.
Wheres your mandalorian season 3 reactions your always on time with those
20:59 I think the point is to make him look pathetic, which he is.
Hi Larissa, I hope you are doing well after hospital. Sending you lots of love XxX
A little weird, a little "off" but very much a classic. Watch season 1-3 of the tv show, i think you'll like it. Avoid season 4 though its shit. (It's like AHS, each season is different).
14:26. I notice when there is an opportunity to feel empathy for someone, you have a tendency to talk over everything they have to say, at a certain tipping point. You do this a lot on your TLOU show, as well. Just an observation, no judgment.
I dunno, on occasion your accent sounds a little, "Minnesota"...don cha know.😅
привет спасибо
the dutch love pancakes ..
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You hate how these people talk? You're no nightingale yourself.
6:40 - 'I didn't think they would have a gun ... it is America, though.' - Yes - only in Frickin' America.
Cohen brothers' movies are generally overrated, but this one was a real stinker!
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