DIRTY DANCING (1987) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!
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- Here we are on this glorious day watching Dirty Dancing, with Patrick Swayze we knew we could not go wrong; but we came out liking this movie for more than I think people would have expected!
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That's Patrick singing "She's Like The Wind." Man had some SERIOUS TALENT all-around.
Yep! An ACTUAL triple threat.
He wrote it for his wife before the movie too 😁
Yup!! So glad someone said it I love that fun fact about this film 😅❤
Triple threat he was! A true all around talent.
Check him out n 'To Wong Foo'. Performance of a lifetime. And tragically overlooked these days.
Patrick Swayze was a professionally trained dancer. A lot of Johnny's frustrations teaching Baby to dance were actually Swayze's real-life frustration trying to dance with Jennifer Grey, who had little to no dancing experience prior to shooting this film.
True, but a lot of people get it wrong with their relationship, saying how they hated each other but that's just not the case at all. People even gave her grief that she took his death hard, saying stuff like "you hated each other anyways, why do you care." But really they actually got along very well in Dirty Dancing, however they did not get along in previous movie they were in, I can't remember the name of it. Patrick was a professional and he took the dancing more seriously so it makes sense he would get frustrated, lol. But it didn't mean they hated each other, I think hate is such a strong word.
@@Adrianne519They previously worked together in Red Dawn.
@@johncampbell756 that’s it! I just couldn’t remember, thank!
Ironic that Jennifer didn't have previous dance experience since her father is/was Joel Grey.
@@kevinnelson66 Not Gandalf?
RIP, Patrick Swayze, for making this one of the sexiest movies ever made!
If they ever try to remake this movie like they did Roadhouse, I will start a riot, so help me!
Someone walked past me on the street yesterday randomly carrying a giant watermelon. So I yelled "I carried a watermelon" to them, and they laughed and got the reference.
Best movie! I always tear up when Baby is talking to her dad. Jerry Orbech, such an amazing talent, the way he was holding back tears from her speech.. 😭😭 RIP Jerry and Patrick 🕊️
That's my favourite scene of the entire film. It's a very powerful moment, so well written, and masterfully acted by both. There's also an element of the student becoming the teacher as well that I really love.
At the time of the movie release.. wasn't it Jerry who's the more well known actor out of the main cast?
@@Peg__ He might have been to the older folks but Patrick Swayze was already well known to teenage girls because of The Outsiders, Red Dawn and North & South. Jennifer Grey was in Red Dawn too.
One of my fave movies- the soundtrack is 🔥, and Swayze cements himself as one of the sexiest leading men of all-time! Nobody puts Baby in a corner!
That “And Neil” took me out 😂😂😭😭 I’m weak at Neil catching a stray but he’s trash so it’s well deserved
This movie works for everyone. Definitely a worth watch.
RIP Swayze. Left us too early
That's what watermelons looked like, with seeds. They developed round seedless watermelons, which is what people want now. The older watermelons were more flavorful.
You are not lying! The variety is called "Rattlesnake" because of the coloration on the skin of melon. You can still get the seeds and grow some yourself.
I'm 55 and remember long watermelons!
Not only that, but there used to be an old trick where people would spike the watermelons with vodka.
@PastryChick cut a small hole in the side and slowly pour in vodka. In my case we used Everclear.
@@DR-mq1vn I'm 41 and I remember huge, long seeded watermelons. They were so much tastier.
My favorite!! I was a student of Patrick Swayze's mom for two years. Lovely lovely woman! I never got to meet Patrick but hearing about him from his mom Patsy was such a treat!
She may have spoken highly of him and been nice to others, but she was very harsh to him. She beat him badly on more than one occasion. In the last documentary that came out after he died, Lisa spoke out about it herself. His brother talked about how abusive she was as well.
Dad was the one and only great Jerry Orbach, RIP. Best known for his role on Law and Order for many years, his role in this movie, and of course as Lumiere in Beauty and the Beast because he was a musical theater guy.
Orbach was a Broadway legend. Per Wiki... "In addition to his Tony Award and nominations, Jerry Orbach is also a member of the American Theater Hall of Fame, having been inducted in 1999."
He was such a pro. Swayze had a bad knee injury during the filming, and the last act where he jumps off the stage just about wrecked him. I forget how many takes it was before it was right, but it was a lot. Such a work ethic
Saw interview with his wife, 14 on the 15th he said y'all better get it and film it b/c I don't have another one in me.
I swear, every reactor's face when Patrick and Cynthia first come out and he bends her back and down. 😂 It's been over 30 years since the first time I saw it and I still stare in awe when it happens ❤
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Cynthia Rhodes, such a great dancer! She was great in Toto's "Rosanna" video too. I highly recommend that video to anyone who admired her dancing in this movie.💃✨️
Favorite quote from you two tonight -- "He's dancing across the floor!" I laughed SO hard at that!!! 😂😂😂
I was in high school when this came out in 1987. Saw it in the theater with my boyfriend. He was a football player and I was a cheerleader. The next day and many days after that, we would do the lift in his front yard! So much fun!
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"Pop's looking at that lake like, 'This is my resting place.'" I DIED 🤣🤣 Same every time you screamed. This was a great review, guys.
Such a classic! Patrick was THEE triple threat. He and Jennifer had great chemistry, but it's no secret that they couldn't stand each other when they booked this. It stemmed from their combative time filming Red Dawn. Glad they patched things up and made MAGIC with this one. #ILoveThe80s
Yes, they did. So many think they hated each other in this movie but no, they got along really well. It made their chemistry even better I think.
@@Adrianne519 Absolutely! They're actors, so it's their job to make the relationship believable, so it probably wouldn't have come through on screen if the animosity was still there, but by then, they'd clearly settled their differences thankfully.
In an interview she said their bodies LOVED each other. The chemistry was real.
@@audiolove1976my favourite part is in the cry to me scene when baby touched Johnny's bum in those black pants
"I carried a watermelon." 😂🍉
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The secondhand embarrassment is real 😅
the watermelon is a metaphor for being out of place
The most wholesome "WHOA THOSE ARE SOME BIG MELONS!!" ever 😂😂😂
Best dance movie ever ❤❤❤ what made it better is that Patrick swayze was a real dancer. 😊
He could do it all. Act, Dance, and the best song on the soundtrack imho.
just came here to say, "nobody puts Baby in a corner."
Baby's character arc is such an excellent and well-centered part of the bigger story. She starts with a good heart but with all the naivete of a wealthy child, and that is why the dancers all distrust and despise her at first - she's like a literal baby stumbling around and every step she takes risks hurting herself but more importantly, the people around her. If she had gone with her upbringing she might have ratted any of them out at any time under the earnest belief that what she was doing was 'right'. I love how the movie tells us who she is on the inside by showing us her reactions to other people making decisions about her for her. Not a word, just a glance or a stiffness or some other indication that she is struggling between the wish to follow her own path and the fear of hurting her parents, who she genuinely, deeply loves and respects. But nobody within the movie world sees those moments. They see a quiet, obedient, protected rich girl, one of dozens that come through every single year and all with the same belief that they are good people and the same underlying attitude that they are *better* people.
That is also what makes the moments between Baby and other characters so intensely interesting. You watch them discovering who she is underneath - but more importantly you watch her discover the same thing. She has never, ever been tested before, and this was a trial by fire. She learned there are good lies and bad truths, she learned that values can be flexible in good ways and bad, she learned that sometimes, doing the right thing is going to hurt you a whole hell of a lot - and she learned that, just like the dancers all knew from the beginning, her *desire* to do good did not protect them from the risk and consequences of harm being the ultimate result.
The scenes between Baby and her dad are excellent, and that scene on the waterfront where she apologizes for lying and calls him out for lying... it's incredible. Just like Baby's scenes where she gives us everything we need to know about her with a look, the man looks straight ahead the entire time and the *only* movement we get is that quiver when she starts to cry. I mean SHIT, I was 10 when this movie came out and I still get teary-eyed watching it now. It says everything about the struggle he is experiencing in reconciling who he thought she was with who he is discovering she is, *and* coming to the realization that what their relationship looks like going forward relies entirely on him, and whether he can reconcile his *own* values - or those he thought he had - with the ones Baby is pulling out and demanding he take a good hard look at.
I'm delighted at how open you both are to watching movies that might not immediately seem like something in your demographic. I'm delighted that your reward for that openness is to experience the surprise of excellent storytelling under all the assumptions that naturally build up around movies such as this. Anyway, don't know if you guys have seen Footloose, but it's another excellent 80s dance movie to give a go if you haven't.
Cynthia Rhodes ( Penny) and Patrick Swayze met on the set of Toto's music video for Rosanna where Cynthia was the red dressed Rosanna and Patrick was one of the dancing gang members
Wasn't she married to Richard Marx for a long time (20+ years)?? I swear I heard that somewhere.
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Yep!✨️
@@clevelandcbiYep. She also took over as lead vocalist in the group Animotion in 1989 with their hit "Room To Move". They had changed their sound a bit after their 1985 hit "Obsession". I forget the name of their original lead singer.
She's also in Flashdance. 💃
She also was in Staying Alive the sequel to Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta. She sang and danced in that one.
This movie was mostly filmed at Lake Lure in North Carolina, maybe an hour from Asheville. Not all of the resort buildings are still there, but apparently once a year there is a festival there celebrating the film. The main event is some competition for who does the best job lifting their dance partner up like in the end routine.
That lake is also no longer there, it dried up and all that remains is a field.
Fun Fact: Patrick Swayze sung She's like the wind. One of my favorite movies and soundtrack of all time. RIP Patrick Swayze, you maybe gone but you will forever be our Johnny❤❤
He was a great singer. I watched this a dozen times over the years before I saw it was him.
And he wrote it too!
@@TheDivayenta I didn't know that!!
Glad you guys liked this one. You should FOR SURE check out "To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything! Julie Newmar". Besides Dirty Dancing, it's one of my favorite Swayze movies.
This was filmed in my home state, at Mountain Lake Lodge. Funny stories...
They filmed in October, so they had to spray-paint the changing fall leaves green. That lake-lift scene? It's filmed in a wide shot so you can't see their blue lips from the freezing water. The lake is now little more than a puddle. Every year the lodge holds a Dirty Dancing weekend.
And Dr. Houseman should have given Johnny the check he took back from Robbie for Baby's dance lessons.
This soundtrack was on every radio station several times a day for what felt like years. And I loved every moment of it.
TRUE STORY: My daughter told her 1st grade teacher on a Friday that she sings like the big sister on Dirty Dancing. The next Monday she got "YOUR NOT FUNNY" on her spelling test. My smartazz daughter couldn't resist adding the 'E and gave it back😂😂😂
EDIT: I possibly made the situation worse when I busted up laughing in her face when she told me the story on Meet The Teacher Night. I swear my kid set me up for that. 😂😂😂
Your daughter sounds like she is growing up to be a comedian. Very funny stuff. 😂
@@WolfsDEShe's 14 and still swears she forgot to tell me. I knew the second I saw that evil-ass grin on her face when i walked in the house that she torpedoed me on purpose. She just reminded me her quote in their little class yearbook was "Future generations will thank me." I totally forgot that part.
@@clevelandcbi Older generations are thankful as well.
@@busimagenThat's what got me cracking up. Picturing this buzzkill doing the hula dance shrieking out that "Walk awayyyyyyyyyyy!"
RIP Patrick Swayze
@TayTayLove988 my favourite scene is cry to me
"He looks like he does math for fun" sent me 😂
WHOAH I thought you guys would hate it and then you loved it and I love that you loved it!! What a great reaction!!
Best Dirty Dancing reaction I've ever seen. Kudos
31:50 YOU GUYS !!! 😝😜🤪 CRAY-CRAY !!!!!!!!!!!!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA !!!!!
TWIRLIN' AND TRUMPETIN' LIKE MAD MEN, POSSESSED !!!!!!!
Patrick Swayze is the perfect man! Thank you, that is all!
1. I want to congratulate you guys on picking an awsome musical/dance film.
2. I want to say how much I appreciate you guys trying different films.
3. I want to say I would totally love for that jacket look to come back.
4. I love old school dance films. Its a bit of a dirty secret of mine. Footloose, dirty dancing, grease, singing in the rain.... they are all great. The music was great and in the films you could really feel like dancing with them while enjoying the plot. Musical theatre on the other hand has always been a bit of a stretch for me. Musicals like cats has always been a bit of an ehh because they visually throw me. The stories are also very... predictable I suppose.
5. Hope to see more funky films with you guys in the future.
"He's loose!" 🤣😂🤣
Dirty Dancing was THE movie in the late 80's for the romance. This is an awesome movie. You ought to check out Patrick Swayze & his wife Lisa (?) Dancing for the Oscars. They're amazing. Swayze actually is an accomplished dancer & was an amazing teacher.
Now we need a Footloose reaction to go along with this.
Took my little girl years to get me to watch the remake. I was shocked I actually enjoyed it (except for the crappy Footloose song remake).
And a Flashdance too ? Maybe ?
Ferris's sister a lot less angry in this movie! 😮
I used to rewind and die laughing at her kicking the crap out of the principal. 😂😂😂
I love how into this movie you've gotten!
EOM Reacts is putting out a video for this movie today, too. Clearly, that's a sign that y'all should do a crossover!
Yes! You two and EOM are my two favorite reactors
EOM is hilarious. I love his channel. Love his "co-pilots" too! ❤🐕🐕❤
I didn’t know that! Thanks for the heads up, I’m gonna go pop over there! I guess it’s a Dirty Dancing night lol
It’s so funny how movies ‘makes the rounds’ amongst watchers.
There’s a reason this is a classic! It will always be amazing…however many times you watch it! My sister and I used to act out the soundtrack and practice lifts in the pool when we were young girls! We watched the final scene over and over, it was great!
Have the two of you not seen the 1st Jurassic Park? You recognized Wayne Knight from Space Jam but not from Jurassic Park. He also plays Newman in the series Seinfeld.
"Newman!!!" 😠
@@SC-gp7kt "Jerry"
My favorite movie. Shut up Neil is so relatable 😭😭 I love y’all
I will never get tired of this movie. Great reaction, y’all.
Abortion wasn’t legal in 1963, so Penny’s going-to-a-doctor situation wasn’t safe to begin with.
One of my favorite movies of all time. RIP Patrick Swayze. He was an incredible dancer irl too. His mom was a dancer and he's professionally trained and it just made this so much better. He had a problem w Jennifer Grey (baby) she was too childish for him while he was teaching her, but in the end it came out so great.
Amazing soundtrack, amazing movie. Great choice by you two!
I have the movie and the soundtrack. This is just one of those films that hits on another level. A great story is a great story. No matter the genre.
Romance, moral lessons, not judging a book by it's cover, dancing with some very sexy moves, coming of age...it has so much to offer.
Robbie is the only true villain in this movie. Yet, his being a son of a bitch, it forces a lot of self reflection and tests one's ability to hold on to what one believes in the face of scrutiny with every single main character. There isn't a person who doesn't grow in some way in the main cast. Even the owner who who thinks it is still 1946 and that is what will attract the younger audiences, realizing he was becoming a dinosaur instead of just evolving with the times, starts to have it click when he sees everyone dancing and having a good time. Realizing he was holding onto the past rather than being forward thinking and willing to take a chance on something new.
The music for this movie is wonderful. A great mix of 80's pop with early 60's R&B and Rock n Roll.
And it makes me wish that the saxophone would make a comeback in music. Because it sets off a mood that just is misssd in today's time.
Glad I'm not a stinky loser. I've been subbed since the days of you guys sharing earbuds, lol.
This was one of my favorite movies growing up! Watched it on repeat as a kid lol
FUN FACT: When Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone did that lift in Crazy Stupid Love, she had a freakout and was clawing at his face. Thats why the shot isnt close-up in the movie. Had to use a body double.
The OST it´s simply amazing in this movie, a lot of great songs. I specially like "Hungry eyes" by Eric Carmen. Definitely an iconic movie that I could see one hundred times. WONDERFUL!!
Jerry Orbach-feel like people are slacking on how good of an actor he was. Before Law and Order, before he voiced Lumiere in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, he was Baby’s dad. Such a legend.
And before that, the original Billy Flynn in Chicago
There will NEVER be a day that I will say no to this movie. This movie Grants me the opportunity to Dance, Feel, Live ALL OF IT.
Jerry Orbach (Dr. Houseman, Baby's Dad) was a Broadway hoofer by training and inclination, so he was the one Swayze turned to after every dance or song number for feedback.
I love when guys can admit when another guy is cool and handsome.
This movie was so well cast, Patrick dancing, Jennifer and Jerry with the father daughter dynamic, and the cockroches Neil and Robbie - it all worked perfectly
A CLASSIC! I was 21 when this came out - I was totally obsessed with Patrick Swayze. Bought the 2 soundtracks - bought a similar pink dress - have seen this countless times.
They didn’t get on too well on set but you wouldn’t know!
RIP to the amazing Patrick Swayze ❤❤❤
R.I.P. Patrick Swayze 💔
Amazing movie and Amazing duo I couldn't ask for more I hope you two have a wonderful day.
Watching you two fall in love with this movie warmed my heart! Thank you for the laughs!
I always point out that the scene where Swayze drives off in the black car, that’s him singing.
I love, love, love that you liked this and Notebook. More guys need to get past the "chick flick" reputation and try stuff to see that there are some really well-made movies out there with great stories
That you guys remember Wayne Knight as the guy from Space Jam rather than Newman on Seinfeld is pretty funny.
I swear movies from this era just hit different.
Great reaction Guys!!! This movie is awesome. For lots of reasons.
BTW, Mom says "hi"!
Please, please watch Strictly Ballroom. Its another dance movie, but it's hilarious and charming. You two would love it
One of my all-time favorite films. It's Australian, quirky, heartwarming and hilarious.
@tooluser I love it. I spent one school summer watching it every day. And I mean every day.
Jennifer Grey is the daughter of Broadway musical theatre legend Joel Grey. He played the Emcee in the stage and movie of Cabaret.
At the end of Dirty Dancing Baby’s mom says that “she gets it from me.” Actress Kelly Bishop was the original Sheila in the long running Broadway musical “A Chorus Line”.
It’s about a group of dancers at an audition . They really need this job and most are struggling to make ends meet. Who will make it? Who will be cut? The movie is awful by the way.
The father in Dirty Dancing is played by theatre actor Jerry Orbach who tap danced and sang as Billy Flynn in the original production of Chicago.
If you have not done so, please check out the SNL skit with Patrick Swayze and Chris Farley auditioning for Chippendales. One of the funniest and most uncomfortable things I have ever seen.
29:20 is Patrick Swayze singing that song!
In the movie it is supposed to be up north, but it was filmed in North Carolina and it was cold. Swayzie's mother owned one of the best dance studios in Houston. He played football in high school.
Great reaction. Dirty Dancing will always be one of my favorite movies. And Patrick, what a beautiful and wonderful man he was. You guys should watch another amazing movie of Patrick "To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar", you are gonna love it.
I love this film so much. It is so rewatchable. I love how Baby always knew exactly who and what she was, it was everyone around her that underestimated her or misjudged her, then were surprised when her actions showed them differently. This is also the first movie where the man was the one who was treated like a sl*t by the women around him, and that was not treated like a "good" thing because he is a man (the 80s thrashed that message hard which was so detrimental to men everywhere - you're a man, you must WANT it no-strings attached at all times, right?). Such a solid movie, solid cast. RIP Patrick Swayze. He was a fantastic actor and dancer. I am also sad that Jennifer Grey felt so pressured to conform to beauty standards of the day that she got a nose job. I never saw her in much except Ferris Bueller's Day Off, though I'm sure she did more. She absolutely showed her acting chops in this. I would love to have seen her in more, but I believe Hollywood didn't know what to do with an "unconventionally beautiful" actor back then.
Patrick ❤ Still hurts that he sadly lost his life. From all the documentaries I've seen he was a kind and lovely man.
29:11 fun fact number two. This is Patrick swayze in a song that he wrote and performed for the movie
I love that you guys loved this ❤
I’ve been watching and “liking” you guys for a bit. This reaction DESERVED a SUBSCRIBE! Seriously, I enjoy your reactions. I thought it was fun that this was outside your comfort zone and you were so genuine with it. Keep it up, you two! All the best!
Bill Medley, of The Righteous Brothers, sang this song with Jeniffer Warens. Before he was a kick ass artist, Patrick danced. His mother was a dance teacher and choreographer in Houston. Jennifer Grey's dad is Joel Grey, actor.
"Trauma Dumper" 😭I can't stop thinking about what it could mean. Fantastic Term!
I found you guys just recently. Your reactions have been amazing. I've put this one off for weeks now since it was my late Mother's favorite film. It was so fun watching this along with you guys. Thank you for the positive vibes and overall great watching experience.
Haven't even watched the video yet but I'm giving it a like just because of Patrick Swayze and 'BUILT DIFFERENT'.
This is my favorite Dirty Dancing reaction video 😂 You guys made me chuckle
A few more 80’s movies worth checking out are The Falcon and the Snowman, Bad Boys, Taps, Mask, and Ordinary People.
It was a great movie, shot in the fall, the actors were freezing, the budget was small, the crew cooked their own food, there were few takes.Patrick did a great job as always! Jerry Orbach (father) is doing great too.
Amazing reaction, so glad you guys loved it as well ❤ I saw this movie as a kid when it came out, and it inspired me to start dancing for over 10 years. I had to stop due to health reasons, but this movie always still makes me feel that same passion I felt as a kid that made me start dancing to begin with.
And yes, I have worn black leather jackets ever since 😂
This movie is a classic! I remember when I was a kid I would try to do both the female and male parts of each dance 🤣
Patrick Swayze was a classically trained dancer because his mother was a dance teacher & Patrick started dancing when he started walking🎶 PLEASE watch Patrick in the movie "To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything Julie Newmar" about three drag queens (Patrick, Wesley Snipes & John Leguizamo) on a cross country trip to L.A. for RuPaul's drag queen contest & end up breaking down in a hick town with close minded people. 🙄 But, its a great feel good movie😊💗
I got roped into watching this movie when I wasn't at all interested in it, back in the day when it was the hot new video rental...and it blew me away. It was such honest storytelling.
Patrick actually in tremendous pain on finale scene from blown out knee but you'd never know it.
Great reaction guys. Gotta watch Pretty Woman next.
I know that I am 5 months late, but THIS IS MY FAV reaction to Dirty Dancing
@@cristinaotto You're never late, you arrived precisely when you were meant to and we appreciate you. 😁
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You Guys *NEED* to watch the girl next door (2004) !!!
Thanks for watching this! I loved watching two manly men watching a classic chick flick! I love your channel!! ❤❤
First time I had dominos pizza was 1989 when I was 12. I remember this because it was also the first time I saw Dirty Dancing.
I didn't watch this until a couple of years ago, even though I was around when it came out (and it was a massive phenomenon). I thought there's no way I'd like it. Well, I was wrong. This movie is so good. I regret that I could have watched and loved this movie for over 30 years, but didn't because I judged it as a "chick flick". It is that, sure, but that doesn't mean it's not an absolute classic. This movie is so, so good.
That guy get flattened in Space Jam and eaten in Jurassic Park.
Newman!
You guys are the coolest for celebrating this great movie.
Hey guys! Did you know that Lonny "Nerdy Neil Kellerman" Price was also in "The Muppets Take Manhattan?" He played Ronnie Crawford, the young producer of Kermit's musical!