YOU BETCHA! | FARGO MOVIE REACTION
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- Welcome back! FINALLY our Fargo movie reaction is here! We loved this one and we hope you do too! As always thank you so much for your continued support and patience! Thanks for watching and until next time…
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- “NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN” (2007) … Another COEN Bros MASTERPIECE! 😎
We got Forrest Gump this week, but we’re doing no country next week! 😎
Have y'all seen "The Big Lebowski"? If not, it's definitely gotta go on the to-watch list!
It’s already been added alongside a couple other coen brothers films! 🫡
Saw this in the movie theater when it came out, thought it was amazing at the time and it holds up so well all these years later!
We thought it was great! I would definitely say it holds up as a new viewer!
Nice reaction. You should do the fargo tv series. Billy bob Thornton is amazing in the 1st season
We’ve had this recommended a couple times so I think we will get to this one for sure 👌
I live here in Minnesota and those accents are somewhat true but over the top a bit. This one of my top 10 movies. Subbed
Welcome 🤟😎
now you need to watch FARGO the TV series. very well done. same idea but different story line with the dark humor.
Especially season 1and 2!!
Great pick. Yup, it's a dark comedy. Great catch of the homage in BrBad.
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The trouble Jerry was in was that he borrowed $300k against cars that didn't exist.
We have a Golden Corral Buffet...mmm!
Im a simple man; Fargo reactions get my sub. I own the movie and series on blu ray
Welcome to the shit show my friend 😎🫡
Minnesota and Upper Michigan has tons of Swedish and Finnish people, I grew up around there and (YES) we talked like that.☝️😏👍
Also, usually this is mentioned in comments. No scenes in this movie are useless. The scene when she meets old classmate and then finds out he lied to her, she is shook driving and then she realizes how people can be shady and she decides to question the dealer guy again and she is more insisting then, because she now sees that he is not really honest and hiding something.
In Ohio, we have Amish restaurants called Der Dutchman that have buffets. There is also one in Sarasota, Florida.
Frances McDormand has been married to director Joel Coen since 1984
Frances McDormand (Marge) is married to one of the Coen brothers. He told her one day that they had a new script with a character that was written just for her. After she read the script, she was dumbstruck. "That character? You wrote *that* character for *me?* "
If you pay attention to Jerry's conversations with GMAC, it appears that he has obtained financing for several cars that don't actually exist.
Oh very cool to hear that!
He just needed the money for the parking lot.
Yeah that injection of comedy amidst all the gloom and doom is what the early episodes of Breaking Bad reminded me of when I first watched it. I actually got a bunch of people to start watching Breaking Bad after telling them it was "kind of like the movie Fargo". The Coen brothers are great and hopefully you'll watch their other masterpiece "The Big Lebowski". Which is even more comedic.
Boy, this one brought back memories, I had not seen this in years
We enjoyed this one quite a bit 👌
Watching your intro: what a great contest idea! I missed that one! Good idea Mike! And even moreso for suggesting "Fargo"!
......and people get mad because you don't address comments? F**k that! Lots and lots of reaction channels NEVER address comments. EVER. Some do, some don't, whatever works for you guys. With TV shows, I think it's good NOT to look at the comments, because there is ALWAYS some dummy giving away spoilers. Even if it's just "wait until you get to the next episode!"
and P.S.S. Breaking Bad has a really toxic fanbase. PAY NO ATTENTION to "Breaking Bad" comments. I love the show, love reactions for it, but I've seen ENTIRE CHANNELS vanish, or abandoned, because of Breaking Bad a-holes. Small Screen Reactions JUST got to the last five episodes of the entire series.....and ABANDONED his channel! I can give you at least four examples like that, PLUS many reactors who had to take breaks, address trolls in their videos, etc etc. Soya Miano (i think that's her name) took a 6 month break, then after she finished it said she was going to tell reactors not to touch Breaking Bad because of their troll fanbase. Ok, last comment from me, so sorry. I'm still in the friggin' intro!!!! :P
@@TTM9691 wow really? That’s crazy. We have definitely experienced it a little bit but we’re not going to abandon our channel over any of that!
@@InDEEPshat28 Totally. Go look up "Chemical Engineer Watches Breaking Bad" (or "Chernobyl"). She finished NEITHER show because of the Breaking Bad trolls. There was a GREAT reactor, Cass, one of the first reaction channels I ever discovered. Had a great channel all through the pandemic. Started doing Breaking Bad. Made a chance comment about feeling bad for Jesse at one point, and the s**t-storm came. LIke a plague of locusts. She took her entire channel down. Lots of channels have no problems, but sometimes it goes the opposite. Just enjo the show, and ignore the commenters for that one. Like I said, they LOVE giving spoilers, so even more reason why to avoid them. Ok, have written you fifty comments the last 24 hours! Have fun and thanks again! You guys are a GREAT couple and cool reactors!
@@TTM9691 we appreciate the advice and kind words! Thank you 🤟
William h macys problems came from the phone calls coming in about loans for cars, the guy calls up about blurry serial numbers so carl lundergard was def in some fraud related trouble
The definition of dark comedy
PS Not a true story - bits of some real crimes, but they added that statement for drama. Also in the TV series.
Another good Coen Bros is Burn After Reading.
Oh, kids😊
When you make the comment around 44:30 that the movie is 'funnier for people who don't hear that accent often' it's an iconic rural Minnesotan accent and funny for Minnesotans as well. The scene where the shoveling guy 'called it in' that you mentioned, he's telling Margie's partner in a subtle way while talking about weather that he thinks the murderer is near Moose Lake. That's probably how Margie found the dude putting him in the wood chipper, driving around there and looking for the missing car. Idk if a lot of people pick up on that while watching due to the Midwestern language.
I’m from Minnesota and I can say we have the accent, but not as heavy
It was a great reaction and you guys were very nice and entertaining. Personally, I'm more interested in the movies than the TV shows, but when you do another classic movie, I'll be back. If you regularly react to good movies, I'll subscribe.
Appreciate the kind words! More movies are coming 😎🫡
Coen Brothers have a lot of great movies. Quirkiness is their thing. I think O Brother Where Art Thou is my favorite, but there's a bunch of good ones!
We’re definitely checking out more of their films! We’re actually releasing a reaction to no country for old men next after Forrest Gump!
Ha! Absolutely hilarious movie, great reaction! I knew you'd be talking in those accents! :D They call it a thriller, but it's totally it's own one-of-a-kind, one-off movie. Same thing with their first movie, "Blood Simple", that's a great one. Their first two movies plus this one are my faves. All really funny (the second one, Raising Arizona, is a total comedy), all have a kind of surreal, cartoon regionalism, and are all about crimes gone wrong! And have great visuals. "Burn After Reading" is fun too. All of them feature Frances McDormand (although Raising Arizona she's got a smaller part, that one stars a young Nicholas Cage & Holly Hunter. ) A BLAST WATCHING THIS WITH YOU! Well worth the wait!!!!!! THANKS!
Were definitely going to check out more of their films! We appreciate you sitting down to watch with us! 😎🫡
Also great catch on "No Rough Stuff Type Deal" being the name of a Breaking Bad episode. It was in fact the finale of Season 1 with Tuco in the Junkyard. The writers of Breaking Bad confirmed that they took the name of that episode from this exact line.
You can see how much of an influence the Coen Bros. were on Breaking Bad. Especially the early episodes. One of the hallmarks of the Coen Bros. is throwing normal boring people into crazy situations and watching the insanity that results (this movie and especially Big Lebowski are the best examples of this). That is basically Breaking Bad in a nutshell.
You guys should give the show a try its great
I live up where they talk like that.its cute for 5 sec.then its somethin else.yes we have buffets.its to cold for germs up here.
We have a Chinese buffet but it's kinda mid unless ur lifted
Not to sound like I’m begging but when we getting season 3 of breaking bad
Yeah, Right? It has been a minute since season 2.
They said they r gonna finish the first season of the boys before they go back to breaking bad if I remember right but they are almost to end of season
Season 3 starts friday. We explain why things were moving so slow on the channel for a sec at the beginning of the video
@@InDEEPshat28 sorry bout that didn’t know u explained it inna video
@@qtipmr7526 no worries! Nothing wrong with asking questions 🫡
Carl was such a moron. Carl was expecting $80,000 and got a $1,000,000 ransom. Carl had just double-crossed his partner and stashed the excess $920,000. Then he gets himself killed arguing over a tan Ciera. He could have paid for the car and then taken the next plane to Costa Rica and lived happily ever after.
Yeah they were both a little doofy for sure😂
I love how Carl buries the money in that wide, endless area of snow, using only the tiny ice scraper to mark the location. :D
@@gammaanteria right! I thought that was odd too😂
They have alluded into what trouble he was in when he was on a call with someone and they were asking for license plates. He did some shady deal on a side and lost money and it was going to byte him, so he needed to get money to get out of that mess.
Looking forward to whenever you guys get to watch Barry!!!
We’re excited for that one too! ✊
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G'day guys, now it's a must you watch the Fargo TV series, what happens to the suitcase 🔨 have a good one...
It’s on the list! Have a good one my friend!👌😎
Loved this movie, you betcha!! It wasn't a true story either......the Coen brothers were interviewed by Charlie Rose and told him this, to which he replied, "but you can't do that!" They just shrugged and said "well, we did!!"
We loved it! And yeah we were told that it wasn’t a true story by mike who recommended it actually I just left it out of the video when I mentioned it! That’s a great response by them though! 😂😂
the more you re- watch this movie the funnier it gets. Steve Bucheme spelling ? is hillarious too.
The one strange bit of the movie was when the old classmate looked up Marge and met with her. People always debate exactly why that was in the movie.
As for buffet eating, I used to look out for places like that but am just fine with a meal to order while largely avoiding busy restaurants anyway.I think there are a few around my area, mostly for Chinese food. Breakfast buffets at places like Shoney's and Quincy's used to more common but faded away even before the health situation in the last couple of years.
We thought that was a strange scene as well! And we think buffets should make a comeback 😬👀
I love this movie. I would rate it... Ummm... (side note: I rate movies from negative five to one hundred). I would rate this one about 63 which is a high recommend rating. I would show this movie to friends and family who've never seen it 63 times out of 100.
A rating of one from me is not so bad, it just means I would hardly recommend it, a rating of zero means ignorable, and a negative rating means avoid this monstrosity (anything greater than negative five is SO bad it's a positive again: like: Tusk, or Plan 9...)
Not a true story