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- Cameron and Isaiah sit down and watch Misery (1990) on Amazon Prime Video for the very first time! if you enjoyed this reaction video please leave a like, share, and subscribe! Comment down below your favorite moment from the movie "Misery"!
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Volume of the movie is too low compared to your voices which are uncomfortably loud, compared to that movie volume.
I do realise that this movie is a soft volume one though. But something for you guys to check as I’m either getting a headache from you guys or having to turn the volume up and down several levels between you guys talking and the movie dialogue.
Didn't notice anything new ?!
@DOWNUNDER VEGGIE GARDEN DIARIES That’s strange, I (Cam) review every video that goes up, I didn’t experience this problem. People are different though so I’ll keep it in mind, and see if we can work on it!
@@camandzayThankx boys 👍.
The format was great! Thanks for continuing to change, improve, and evolve. :)
James Caan passed away last year. He was famous for his role in the Godfather saga as Sonny Corleone. Great actor, quite underrated honestly.
He sure was underrated - great actor.
He's also the biological father in Elf.
Great role in little known sci-fi movie Alien Nation (1988).
Yes, he was quite underrated. He started acting at the age of 21 and worked consistently for 60 years.
Best James Caan role? Brian's Song as Brian Piccolo. Fight me!
Kathy Bates in Dolores Claiborne and Fried Green Tomatoes should be on everyone's must see list. She won the Oscar for Misery, but Dolores Claiborne is her personal favorite career performance. Kathy Bates is such a versatile actress and a master of her art.
Can also vouch for both being excellent films. Dolores Claiborne of course is another King adaption.
She’s good in ANYTHING she does.
She is something else
I agree! Every role she touches is gold even playing Adam Sandler's mum in "Waterboy". Kathy Bates is incomparable.
@@polynesianmoka89She always makes me laugh in that movie.
"So...He's a WRITER?"
"No, just a novelist"
That's actually a really great line, I might nick it
"I'm not an actor, I'm a MOVIE STAR!"
Peter O'Toole, My Favorite Year
Boys, boys. This is not that "disappointed dad" guy. This is James Caan, one of the most iconic actors in American cinema. The Godfather, Thief, Rollerball, The Gambler...you got some catching up to do.
Fr I've seen James woods in more "disappointed dad" roles lol
@@treefeathers Exactly 😂
No need to be condescending about it 😊
Ever seen Las Vegas? Caan could do the disappointed dad very well.
but... a writer...?
ehhhh nawww
my only issue
After seeing Kathy Bates in this, Stephen King wrote Dolores Claiborne with Kathy in mind as the lead role. Another great movie.
My all time favorite non horror themed stephen king film is Dolores Claiborne!
@@TheDanielRodriguez and @andystweart581, totally agree, no spoilers. I would have an internal argument whether Claiborne or Mrs. Couch in Fried Green Tomatoes is her best role. She was SO underrated and under-used. Maybe she had the life she wanted tho. She is an undeniable diva. I LOATHED her in this. No comment on the other movies mentioned. No spoilers. It is great just seeing there are other people in the world out there who have seen things I have, and are still here. Getting old sucks. Be well, gents.
Guys, now that you have seen the great Kathy Bates in action, may I suggest FRIED GREEN TOMATOES , it is a touching drama that came out a year or so after this film. Kathy plays a meek mild mannered housewife in FGT. It is one of my all time favorite films. For MISERY, Kathy won an Oscar.
"may I suggest FRIED GREEN TOMATOES"
God, no.
Why not just hit them with "Steel Magnolias" while you are at it.
@@USCFlash Yes absolutely, do both!!! I swear those are two of my favorite movies
@@tylerbroome6933
What do you do for an encore....the pile of crap that is Dirty Dancing?
@@USCFlash LoL ;^) I know what you're saying, but I'd still rather watch the Tomato movie.
@@matthewgrand4791
I'd rather watch **NONE** of those.
A few tidbits for you guys:
Kathy Bates won the Oscar for this film. So, your praise of her performance was spot on, Cam!
Also, this book/film is *slightly* autobiographical from Stephen King in the following way. Back in the 1970s and 1980s, Stephen King used to travel to Colorado and stay in a cabin up in the mountains so he could finish his novels without the distractions of home/family whenever he was having trouble finishing them. Then, when he finished, he would drive back to his home in Maine. Because of that, he came up with the ideas for a lot of his best novels during these drives from Colorado to Maine. This is why, for example, Colorado and Nebraska are such important places in The Stand because he thought it up while he was driving in those states. Also, think about Children of the Corn, which he came up with during the 12 hours it takes to drive through the endless cornfields of Nebraska, Iowa, and Illinois.
Misery is also one he thought up during one of those drives back to Maine. If you want a deeper explanation of this, check out King’s book called “On Writing”. He talks about these drives and which novels he thought up during the drives in great detail.
In the book, when Annie “hobbles” Paul, she actually chops his foot off with an axe and cauterizes is with a blow torch rather than hitting him with the sledge hammer. And, the scariest thing I’ve ever read in any book is a chapter where she locks Paul up in the basement overnight after killing the Sheriff and he hears the sounds of rats scurrying around in the pitch dark and imagines that it’s the dead corpse of the Sheriff crawling towards him. Paul feels guilty and blames himself for the Sheriff’s death since the Sheriff is killed by Annie while he’s searching for Paul.
Finally, also in the book the, “N” is broken on the typewriter and, while he’s writing the book Annie forces him to write, the “E” and the “L” break as well. It adds so much tension to the nightmare of Paul’s experience even though it’s not part of his physical torture the Annie inflicts upon him. I think it also reveals some of what King himself would find miserable seeing as he used to write on typewriters and these three letters are among the most common used in English!
PS - I love your channel. I found it a month or so ago and you guys are quickly becoming my favorite reactors on TH-cam. Looking forward to the rest of GoT. Keep it up and I’m subscribing to your patreon and just followed Cam’s twitch.
You might say, I’m your number one fan…. ;))))
Stephen King is a clever writer, but an idiot in every day life ;^)
Good stuff here but the story you heard about the inspiration is wrong. Stephen King lived in Colorado for a short time with his wife and that is why he goes back there in several stories. What inspired this story was the fans' reaction to his previous novel, Eyes of the Dragon. His more hard-core fans were angry that it wasn't another horror novel and were enraged. Also, Stephen King himself had said that Annie Wilkes directly represents cocaine and the story is a metaphor for his struggle trying to quit. He states that he stopped using alcohol and cocaine in 1986 and the novel was published in 87.
So it just occurred to me that this whole comment makes me sound like an Annie Wilkes-type fan but I promise I'm not THAT crazy. My friend and I run a Stephen King book club and this was the last book we did and being that it's my favorite of his book, I dug deep and did a LOT of research and it's all still fresh on my mind.
@@terrelgeer7298, thanks so much for the information. Much appreciated. :)
My comments is not based on “ what I heard”, though. It’s based on what I read in his book “On Writing”, which is both an instructional and autobiographical book. I read it about 20 years ago though and may be misremembering some of the more granular details. I’ve only read about 15 of his books and wouldn’t call myself a hardcore fan. So, I appreciate your response and additional information. 👍🏽
Any time!! I wrote a really long comment just a minute ago that has a LOT of information about the movie that you might find interesting. Also, you'd probably appreciate that one of King's earliest typewriters was missing the letter "n" and that's where he got the idea.
Also, you were partially correct. He conceived a lot of his stuff while driving back then and yes, some of Misery did come together while he was on the road.
Annie: "I put two bullets in the gun"
*Shoots the gun twice*
Cam&Zay: "Grab the gun! GRAB THE GUNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!"
Lmao
The moment when Cam & Zay realize Paul put the penguin the wrong way.. priceless reaction! Lol Best reaction so far from you guys! Keep up the awesome work!
You guys are funny. Every response you have to the craziness of Annie, is I'm sure exactly what Paul is thinking.
If you two haven't seen it yet, another Kathy Bates movie that shows how good she is, is "Deloris Claiborne". I highly recommend it. She won an Oscar for her portrayal in Misery.
Ohmigod. Dolores Claiborne!! Great film!!
I loved Deloris Claiborne more than misery but I lovvvvvvvveeeeeeeeee Misery so u see my point ❤️❤️❤️🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good movie. Depressing as hell, but good.
“Sometimes, Delores…
An unfortunate accident can be an unhappy woman’s best friend.”
-Vera Donovan
I agree, that's another excellent movie. I love her as an actress. Fried Green Tomatoes, she was superb.
So, the way Richard Farnsworth is billed is a common practice. It is done when you've cast a top tier actor in a supporting role that doesn't justify first billing. So they are placed last, often with their character's name. Richard Farnsworth had been nominated twice for Best Supporting Actor Oscar. Bit of trivia - he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound 10 years after this film was released after being partially paralyzed after developing terminal cancer. It's interesting they didn't do the same for Lauren Bacall (Paul's editor), who was famously married to Humphrey Bogart until his death and then married the actor Jason Robards - she was also an Academy Award nominee. Probably because her role was even smaller than Farnsworth's.
And if you made a mistake typing, you had to use whiteout (or correcting tape) to cover over the mistake and retype over it (which sometimes required reorienting the paper on the carriage. To make copies, you had to use carbon paper in between the sheets of paper - so if you made a mistake you had to correct each copy separately.
This was Kathy Bates’ Oscar role….. she’s SO GOOD in this
There’s a story she told that on set, one of the producers passed by her, tapped her in the shoulder and said “get your Oscar dress ready”, because they all knew she’d in the least get nominated, maybe win. And she did. In fact, during her speech, she said, smiling: “I want to apologize publicly for the ankles” 😂😂 and everyone laughed and clapped…… she’s an icon
Kathy Bates is a great actor. Everyone that tells you to react to her movie Fried Green Tomatoes is on point, you should. But another must see Kathy Bates movie is Delores Claiborne. I think you should dive deep. All great performances. Entertaining reaction today.
I was searching the comments to see if someone would mention this movie. Once again she gives a phenomenal performance.
I never get tired if this movie, can watch over and over again. RIP James Caan.
👍🏾😉💙🥀
I’m hoping to get through it this one time. I don’t know why I have such a hard time watching this. It is definitely not that I dislike it.
Kathy Bates won the Oscar for this role. James Caan did play the dad in Elf but was best known as playing Sonny in The Godfather. Kathy was amazing. So freaking scary. Good reaction guys!
right
As terrifying as Annie was in the movie, she was worse in the book. For instance, the scene where she said she needed to not be around him for awhile lasted for days. She just left him there without food or water. He had to go to release his bowels and pee on himself and was so dehydrated that he sucked the urine from the sheets. Also as crazy as the ankle breaking scene was in the movie, in the book she cut off one of his feet with a rusty axe and then cauterized it with a blow torch so he wouldn't bleed out!!!
Didnt she also allow him to go days without pain meds and would let him go through agonizing withdrawls?
I heard the original ending king had for misery was that annie killed paul and used his skin to bind her misery book and fed the remains to her pig, but king thought that was going too far.
YES!!!!! This is precisely what I needed to start my work week!!
***edit*** OH my gracious! I just finished watching and have restarted it because that has got to be the absolute funniest and most entertaining reaction I think I've ever seen - like EVER!!! Thank you guys for being such entertainers just by being yourselves, your reactions are truly priceless!!
You think some of their idiotic asides are comical? They make me despair for mankind with how stupid they are and completely unaware/disinterested in anything outside of their own existence.
Actually thinking Richard Farnsworth paid for his character name to come up on the credits alongside his name..?!!!! Aside from the fake, over the top jumps for the camera - most obvious and cringe-inducing being when Annie comes in Paul's room after reading Misery has died in the latest book. Bloke on the left is so blatantly acting for the camera it's painful.
The “N” missing on the type writer was a hidden gem for Stephen King. Most of his famous early on novels were written from a type writer missing an N.
My guess is that the sheriff's wife got concerned when her husband didn't come home, and went looking for him.
Wite out (aka liquid paper) was used to correct mistakes while typing on a typewriter. You apply it to the paper, wait for it to dry, then type over it. They didn’t have the tape kind of wite out back then, it was like paint basically.
And then you line up perfectly with the rest of the words to retype over the mistake. If you weren't careful, sometimes the fixed letter might be too high or too low based on the words around it. Not always easy to do.
Or you if you had to fit in two letters, you hold down the space and type to half-space between letters and cram them both in the single space. What a pain!
you normally use white correction ribbon for typewriters (it's a ribbon sitting by the print ribbon) and just type the same letter and it prints white to get rid of it, but like natalie mentioned it was tough to get lined up perfectly; liquid white out was more for hand writing in ink, not type writers since it takes the time to dry
@@AbsoluteAprilMy family used to use white out for hand and type writing bc that's what we could afford
I played around for a while with my aunt's typewriter and didn't use whiteout to correct. I would just go back and cross out the letter or word. It's definitely a look, but I'm guessing for a draft it would be enough.
I love this movie! I'm not a huge fan of slasher movies, but Stephen King is a master at true horror. I cosplayed Annie Wilkes 6 years ago at a horror convention. So many horror icons being cosplayed, but mine stood out and gave more people chills than all of the Freddies and Jasons combined! I even had a Dawn of the Dead actor avoiding me most of the con, all he could think about was his ankles. It was great fun walking around and asking "Do you know where Paul Sheldon is? I heard he was going to be here, I'm his biggest fan!" 😈
In the book, Buster did bring a younger officer as backup, but Annie ran over him with a lawn mower 😅😂
I love your reaction to this film. Misery is a very tense psychological thriller.
If you both haven’t already seen The Silence of the Lambs it is also a very tense psychological thriller
Yes!! They have to see The Silence of the Lambs!!!!
RIP James Caan. I only recently found out that he sadly died
All the performances in this movie are great.
Kathy Bates's Oscar win for this was SO deserved! First time I saw this movie was at christmas when I was 5, in 1995. Saw it with my grandpa, we were the only two up late in the house, and I had nightmares for weeks. Still it became a christmas tradition and we watched it every year for several years. I still tend to watch it at christmas and always think of my grandpa who died in 2012.
C/Z- “Carrie”- is another great horror/thriller movie from 1976 that was a Stephen King novel prior. Love to see you add this one to future polls. It isn’t outdated and pretty sure you would like it.
Carrie had 2 actresses nominated for Oscars, didn't win but nominations are pretty good for a horror film.
Kathy Bates is brilliant in this. She scared the shit out of me when I saw this in the theatres as a teenager.
And the facial expressions on James Caan is on point.
He got the idea after recovering from a heart attack that he suffered while going for a walk (or run, can't remember which) by his house. A person driving by saw him in distress and stopped to help. When the driver saw him and saw who it was, said he was a big fan of his books. This story was the result. To the best of my recollection anyways.
The way Can says "Oh Gosh" after she breaks the ankles and says "I love you"...made me do a spit take...laughing my ass off at 3am! 😆😆😂😂
I love the fact that Kathy Bates when she won the Oscar for this role she thanked James Caan in her speech too and she said...I apologize publicly for the ankles.. and i'm really your number one fan 😅
Haha this is a Stephen King Classic! Don't get out of your Cockadoodie car!!
I'm your number one fan, guys... LOL! Just messing with you. Great review. I like the new format where the screen is big and your disembodied heads are floating above it. That came out sarcastic, but seriously, it's much easier to see what's going on in the movie. I found it much easier to follow along with the movie because it was less choppy than some past shows. Also, I like it better when it's just the two of you doing the reactions. No disrespect to your guests, but too many people talking at the same time is confusing and distracting. Kathy Bates won her first Oscar for Misery and you can see why. She's amazing. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to your next movie reaction. I'm still crossing my fingers that it will be the first Vacation film with Chevy Chase. Peace out. :)
Annie told him that she put two bullets in her gun, that's why he didn't go for it. He knew it was empty.
YES!!!! I voted for this, because I knew you both would SPAZZ!!🤣🤣🤣🤣 Stephen King at his finest!!
If you guys ever watched the later seasons of the Big Bang Theory, Kathy Bates also had a part as Amy’s mother. She had several smaller parts in films in the 1980’s, but yes, Misery was the role that made her famous. She won an Oscar for this, and skyrocketed to fame.
Great reaction. The ankle breaking scene is one of the best scenes ever in a movie I think. Impossible not to make the face you both made! 😂
It's even Worse in the Book . She Chopped off his Foot and used a Blowtorch to stop the Bleeding or Infection
Great reaction!! New format definitely works guys, but never had an issue with the old format. Have become such a big fan! Also, for the comment down below moment for Zay, I’m pretty sure “white out” was created so people didn’t have to throw out typing mistakes. It’s before my time but think that’s it.
When I took typing classes in high school in the early 1990s, we were using correction tape -- dried White Out on rectangular plastic strips that you would place over the sheet and type the error over to remove it.
Re: “Before my time..” 😭😭😭 Tippex was life 😂😂🤣🥰
So glad Cam & Zay reacted to this great film. Loved all their reactions so far… and yeah I do like the new format.
You two...I love your reactions. Keep up the great work. Peace and blessings always 🙏
Kathy Bates was nominated for and won Best Actress that year at the Oscar's for this performance. I think personally it's one of the Top 5 Best Actress performances in the last 50 years. James Caan wasn't nominated for this but should have been in my opinion. The movie doesn't work without his performance since it's basically a 2 actor movie.
Lauren Bacall, who played his publisher, was in a movie about an obsessed fan called The Fan in the early 80s.
Have watched all of y’all’s movie reactions and gotta say this is my favorite. From Cam’s facial expressions to Zay’s squeal/squeak/scream during the fight scene it was hysterical. Saw this with my partner opening night and neither of us slept that night. Keep up the great work guys.
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The hysterical, "The penguin is off the table, Cam!". I did a spit take😂
Not so hidden a gem. Bates won the Oscar and a Golden Globe for Best Actress.
It was a hidden gem for these two, but not for those of us who were around in 1990. LOL.
Grabbing the gun would've been pointless. Because there was only two bullets in the gun. And one was used when she shot Paul in the shoulder and the other one was discharged during their altercation.
James Caan iconic roles Rollerball 1975, Brian's Song 1971, Godfather 1972, Misery
This movie freaked me out so badly when it came out. Kathy Bates plays psycho really well doesn't she? I almost vomited in the theater. I need to join your patreon. Very interesting format. I'm 40/60 for it.
Love the new format guys! I figured there would be screaming during the hobbling scene. lol. Kathy Bates may have won an Oscar for this, but the Academy robbed her of the statue for her stunning and brave performance as a devoted mother trying to make the best life possible for her son in the deeply moving 1998 classic, The Waterboy. It is a movie I truly cherish. 😅
I know this is like 5 months late but I wanted to chime in. In the novel there were excerpts from the book Paul was writing for Annie. Other keys than just the “N” key broke off as well during the novel and whenever a broken key was used in the excerpts the missing letters actually looked handwritten. Something pretty cool about the Novel
Not a hidden gem, people know how good this movie was and how amazing Kathy Bates was. Bates' performance drew widespread praise from critics and won her the Academy Award for Best Actress at the 63rd Academy Awards, making Misery the only film based on a Stephen King novel to win an Oscar.[
PS Kathy bate won the Oscar for this! BEST ACTRESS!
OMG - you guys are SO damn entertaining!! So funny watching you both and the commentary is so spot on and hilarious. Basically shouting out everything that’s in our brains. “THE PENGUIIIIIIIIIIIIIN NOOOOOOOOOOOO” 😂😂
Really like the new format. Woo woo! Big fan.🎉
I assume Paul was able to radio for help with the CB in the cop's car. Also, there will be people looking for the cop. Probably would be a manhunt. Annie mentioned as much when she said they didn't have much time left together.
Your channel is amazing! I've been binge watching your videos all day!! Congrats!! It's like watching those movies for the first time again!!
Kathy Bates won best actress Oscar. You should check out "Delores Claiborne" for another great Bates performance
Everyone overlooks how good Caan is in this, not to take anything away from Kathy Bates' performances, i just think he was equally strong
“You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave.”😮
Oh Cammmm LOL This had me cracking up especially during the most horrifying parts!! Hillarious reaction. Zay's "Home Alone" scream when Annie jumped on Paul's back at the end was gold. I've decided If I start a band it's gonna be called "Fix The Penguin!"
KB is such an amazing actress. She's a standout in everything she's in. Delores Claiborne is another Stephen King story she is amazing in - It's a slow moving drama tho. I don't know if it would work as a reaction but I'd watch (as one of your number one fans hahaha)
BTW back before even liquid paper... they had this thing called "correct-a-type" or something... it was like a roll of tape. One side had this white powdery goop which eventually hardened to almost the same color of paper. ... And you'd hold a piece of it over the type-o and type that wrong letter...and the goop would just cover the letter. Some later typewriters had that tape built in so that you could just go back and correct mistakes without having to hold the thing over the page. We've come a long way lol
I had one of those typewriters. It actually had two different ways to erase a mistake, depending on the type of ink ribbon you were using. One type of ink could be rubbed off, so the correction ribbon was essentially like long stand of scotch tape that would actually lift the incorrect letter right off the page. That type of ink could smudge, though, so I preferred the more "permanent" ink that could be covered with the white correction tape.
HAHA Cam's reactions are funny! It's cute seeing them jump to a jump-scare or tense moment lol
You guys are awesome! I got so excited when I saw it was up to watch! Thanks!
With respect to the typewriter, Annie knew better than to buy the typewriter from the local store. That's exactly why she bought a used one. So the only thing "unusual" the clerk could tell anyone that she bought was some copy paper, which is not really all that unusual, but was enough to arouse the Sheriff's suspicions.
The things Annie does to Paul in the movie are actually tame compared to the things she does to him in the book. She was a nurse and killed a number of babies. Stephen King had a tv series out a few years ago and it went into the back-story of Annie Wilkes. It was pretty good too.
This was one of Kathy Bates' best movies, but she did a few other awesome ones like Fried Green Tomatoes, Dolores Claiborne and my favorite, Titanic. All worth a watch!
You guys straight up channeled the audiences from the theaters back in 1990 lol. Everyone was screaming at the screen and freaking out, including me. Well done!
Would love to see you do Apocaypto, Shawshank Redemption and La Bamba
Great Rob Reiner film. You need to see "Sand By Me" as well, if you haven't reviewed that one yet.
I like how they recognized how was of a threat that penguin is.
Just want to say I KNEW WATCHING THIS WITH YOU GUYS WOULD MAKE MY DAY!!! Love you both & your laughter is infectious & I loved watching you guys yell at the TV 📺 while wanting to jump out of your seat💺! TURN THE PENGUIN 🐧 😂! ✌🏻☀️
King goes to his cabin in Maine out in the woods to write his books, uses a classic typewriter and has some superstitions about his process. from what I have heard is this was like his worst nightmare after becoming a hugely successful author.
I also believe King wasn’t happy with the movie because they made cuts and changes from the actual book.
I believe he was pretty happy with Misery compared to what Stanley Kubrick did with The Shining. Apparently he hated that adaptation.
If she won an Oscar for the role, how much of a hidden gem is the movie?
44:03 Zay, the scream took me out! 😂
After reading the book I can say this movie did it justice.
I had so much fun watching this with you two lol!
"Who is she? TH-cam?" The best line in a long time!
Great movie choice. Two phenomenal actors who did a phenomenal job. Both were perfect. Kathy won an Oscar AND an Emmy for this role.
It's probably already been said, Kathy Bates won the Oscar for Best Actress for this role and well deserved.
That was a great reaction, I enjoyed every bit of it... please keep up the good work!
Great reaction guys! I saw this in the theater when I was 17 years old. Just imagine a whole theater full of people reacting and sounding just like the two of you. That’s what it was like. Epic. Kathy Bates did win the Oscar for best actress for this role. Obviously well deserved.
I love watching your reactions. They are hysterical...im your number one fan! 🤣🤣🤣
Also guys, when magazines and sites are ranking the top 20 horror villains of all time, Annie Wilkes is the majority of the time, one of them. Yep Kathy Bates won an Oscar for this role for a reason lol. She killed it!!
Such an entertaining reaction from you both! Instant sub from me. Oh and that "Oh God!" reaction after the hobbling scene was pure gold.
You guys should check out "Wait Until Dark" with Audrey Hepburn
This is the best reaction to this movie I have ever seen! Easy top 20 reactions overall in my book. You guys are hilarious!!
A fabulous, horribly underrated movie is About Schmidt (Jack Nicholson and Kathy Bates)! For a masterful psychological thriller, The Talented Mr. Ripley (Matt Damon, Jude Law, Gwyneth Paltrow)…
The incredibly gifted Kathy Bates pulled off a rare feet with this brilliant performance, in that she earned an Academy Award for lead actress for a role in a horror film. It’s something that rarely happens. And it was so well deserved. The entire cast is so good, so is the direction, cinematography, and of course the writing; it’s truly an example of psychological horror at its best. It’s a film that I consider to be perfect, and never get tired of watching. Even after all these years. Great reaction, new sub!
love seeing reaction vids with you guys hope you guye doing well and the canel is RISING !
This is basically if a crazy MCU fan kidnaps Kevin Feige.
The book is even more stressful than the movie. Misery is an amazing movie and Kathy Bates won an Oscar for it. She deserved it. Loved your reaction.
That was fun, guys. Edited well Great job!
Really solid reaction, guys. I enjoyed the commentary afterward. Please do more thriller/horror films from the 90s. There’s an awesome trove of them.
Great reaction, guys! This is one of my favorite movies of all time!
You two are so hilarious to watch. Thank you
Love to see different generations having the same reaction we did when we first saw it years ago 🔥🔥
I've read most of Stephen King's books and this is the only movie that did his book justice.
Hmmm...
This is one of the best but you can't over look Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile and Delores Claiborne. The Dead Zone and Carrie are also very good.
Yes I know some of those are from short stories he wrote but still.
Loved you guys reaction to this, one of my favorite movies ever
Back in the OLD DAYS when you made a typo with a typewriter you covered it up with 'white out' or Tippex, which was like white paint that came in a little bottle with a brush inside the cap. Then you could type over it once it dried in a few minutes.
Paul really should have explained to Annie that Eaton’s Corrasable Bond was expensive because it was erasable once typing paper and the erasable layer was prone to smudging. It was hated by editors, and no sensible author would use it for a first manuscript.
The sheriff should have taken the cup of cocoa from her and taken it straight to the laboratory to be analyzed 😁
u two definitely creeping into my top subs👏🔥🌴
Hands down my FAVORITE movie reaction ever!❤