FORREST GUMP (1994) REACTION - had me ugly crying! First time watching!
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- Enjoy my reaction as I watch the oscar winning movie ‘Forrest Gump’ Starring Tom Hanks! An absolutely amazing and incredible movie, with incredible writing and amazing music score! Such a sad but also uplifting movie! Life is like a box of chocolates!
Comment below and tell me what you think of the movie!
If you enjoyed what you watched today consider supporting my channel with a super thanks in the comment section ❤️ becoming a member or support me by going to my Ko-Fi link or Patreon in my Linktree 🥰
If you would like to get in contact with me for business enquiries & sponsorship only please get in touch via my email:
💌 Infomarleysmovies@gmail.com
Any non-business emails will not get a response especially any emails asking about me personally.
//🫶🏻SUBSCRIBE
For new videos!
//👏🏻FOLLOW
Marley’s Instagram:
/ marleys_mov. .
Threads: www.threads.net/@marleys_movies
Facebook: profile.php?...
TIKTOK: tiktok.com/marleys.movies
Linktree: linktr.ee/MarleysMovies
Thanks for watching!
Please subscribe if you enjoyed this video
Marley 😊🫶🏻
#forrestgump
#forrestgumpreaction
#tomhanks
#oscars
#oscarwinning
#oscarwinners
#oscarwinningmovies
#bestpicturewinner
'#bestpicture #oscars1995 #oscars90s
#dramamovie
#reactionto90s
#firsttimewatchingforrestgump
#watchwithme
#90smovies
#firsttimereaction
#moviereaction
#filmreaction
#watchingamovie
#nostalgicmovie - บันเทิง
Forrest Gump is one of the rare examples when the movie is better than the book.
..what book...OH MY😲
That smile Lt. Dan and Forrest Gump exchanged at his wedding is honestly the part that made me tear up the most. A smile that basically says "we made it" and the fact that Lt. Dan actually addresses Forrest by his first name towards the latter of the film, which indicates how close they became through all of their hardships and adventures together.
Spot on! Totally agree! It says so much. Thanks for sharing
Tout à fait. Mais on évoque déjà le début de cette profonde amitié avec cette délicate boutade du Lt. Dan quand il ne veut pas qu'on dérange Forrest sur le bateau : "Vous allez devoir le rappeler plus tard, il est indisposé pour le moment." Touchante attention qui préfigure la scène du mariage où clairement, on voit à travers les deux sourires et les deux regards ce lien puissant qui existe entre eux désormais. Merveilleuse séquence.
Forrest is always running to get to where he is going. Jenny is always running from where she has been.
@@danwiesdamageinc that’s a lovely way to describe it!
Beautiful reaction Marley.
I cry when Buuba Dies, I cry when Momma-dies, I cry when Lt. Dan walks, I cry I cry, I cry.
I'm a depressed man and I watched a million reactions to Forrest Gump. Yours was very wholesome. Thank you.
I hope you feel better soon. I was married 20 years and lost her 16 years ago. I also had someone very much like Jenny in and out of my life several times since High School. It is too easy to get depressed these days. But, brighter ones are around the corner.
Chocolate is like a life of box’s
depressed is as what depressed does
I’m in the same boat as you. I’m not sure exactly what brings me comfort about this specific reaction, but it helps me. I’m thankful for any help like that I can get
stay strong brother. youre stronger than you think.
"Anyway, like I was sayin', shrimp is the fruit of the sea. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Dey's uh, shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich. That- that's about it." -Bubba
So funny lines, Great job ha ha ha ! Thanks !
One thing of note, that is never alluded to in the film, is that for Forrest Gump to receive the Medal of Honor, his direct commanding officer (Lt. Dan) will have had to write a personal letter of recommendation for the award. So although he hated Forest for doing what he did, he did recognize his heroic actions and made it a point to ensure Forest was given what he deserved.
Did not know that , thanks
There's an 85% chance it never occurred to the author, but it's a nice thought
@@sillysausage4549 The author Winston Groom served in Vietnam though
Détail intéressant. Merci.
@lukeyanes47 They're exceptions. I'm not sure how medically incapacitated his commanding officer would have to be before the duty would pass to the next in the line of command.
My guess is he would of been put in for the DSC and then when they started looking around for someone to upgrade (when the President wanted to award one to a man in each service) Lt Dan would already have been Med Boarded and it would have been very difficult for him to stand in the way in the interview.
The only time I ever cried at the movie theater was when Forrest told Jenny's tombstone :...he's so smart...". I just lost it at that moment. This is one of the best movies that I have ever seen.
I was crying during that scene in 1994 and I still cry during that scene
C'est exactement ce moment du film et cette réplique en particulier qui m'ont littéralement retourné moi aussi, exactement de la même manière et dans les mêmes circonstances. J'étais au cinéma, je découvrais le film, j'avais 24 ans cette année-là. Je n'ai pensé qu'à ce film pendant plus de quinze jours, j'étais totalement ébloui par sa qualité générale, la justesse qui en émanait naturellement, un truc inoubliable. Il est toujours mon préféré, 30 ans et des milliers de films vus plus tard...
After he did this movie Lt. Dan (Gary Sinise) Spends most of his time trying to help veterans.
This movie is so genuine when it comes to the feelings it pulls out of the people who watch it.
Truly a masterpiece. Toms acting was stellar
Dan tells Forrest in the bar, u become a captain and I'm an astronaut! Later when he's walking, he tells Forrest his legs are made of Space Shuttle material! Then they both star in Apollo 13!!! Type in here Forrest Gump speech!! Irony... Kurt Russell met Elvis as a kid,then did a movie with him a few years later,then did John Carpenter first TV movie about Elvis, then played Elvis a couple times like in 3000 miles to Graceland, then does Elvis voice, here! Pro tip...the kid, grew up, joined the military, and was in some hardcore units!
Excellent. Bravo ! ;)
Marley thank you for not being too harsh to Janey over how much she hurst Forrest.
As you know she was abused by her father and there is a saying: Hurt people, hurt people.
She tells Forrest he doesn’t know what love is, because SHE doesn’t know what love is. Also, being abused makes you feel not worthy of love, or even kindness.
She had a breakthrough when she almost died, that’s when we see her come back and spend time with Forrest. She had the final one when she had a child. When you have a kid self destructive acts like doing heavy drugs are hurting more than just yourself and it can really wake you up.
My mom looked exactly like Sally Field when we were kids and were convinced she had a secret movie career, I sincerely cried when she died. And that's all I have to say about that...Tom Hanks is absolutely brilliant, even when playing a local idiot. When LT. Dan comes with his magic legs made from the same as the space shuttle...the next year they were in Apollo 13th together! One of the most clever, hilarious, heartfelt films ever.
Even though it veers dangerously close to farce during his run ("Have a Nice Day!"), this is still one of the most moving films I've ever seen. After seeing it in the theater, my wife couldn't talk about it the whole drive home she was so emotionally effected.
The president shot towards the end was Ronald Reagan - he was shot around March, 1981 and nearly died.
At the hospital, the first thing he told his wife was: "Honey, I forgot to duck."
I totally agree with you, the whole thing with the T-shirt was ludicrous, but the rest of it was great, I had no issue with him talking about shit happens.
FG is one of my 4 favorite movies but I get exactly what you're talking about with the "Have a nice day" smiley face thing. They kind of went a little too far with that one. But that's basically the only nit I can pick about this amazing film.
Hey Marley, here's what Forrest said when the mic was cut off at the rally.: "Sometimes when people go to Vietnam, they go home to their mommas without any legs. Sometimes they don’t go home at all. That’s a bad thing. That’s all I have to say about that.” Short and to the point, lol. Sources: Google/Reddit.
@@dedcowbowee ahhh thank you !!!! ☺️✨
I've heard people say this so many times but, I got a problem with that. First of all how does anyone know what he said? And second, he was talking way too long for just that.
@@user-uz9nn8hx5u I read it on Google from an interview with an assistant director. It was years ago but it seemed legit at the time. Your skepticism is cool though, I guess i should say it's "allegedly what he said."lol.
@@user-uz9nn8hx5u That quote comes from Tom Hanks.
I love this little dialog moment. After Jenny sleeps with Forrest, and she is catching the cab, the driver asks, innocently, "Where are you running off to?" and she responds "I'm not running." The driver did not mean it as an accusation, but Jenny heard it as an accusation, because she **was** running.
You know it's a classic when it holds up this well after so many years😊
What is tough for modern audiences is how much of the history and historical people that are in the movie.
The braces on his legs were to straighten his back. He had scoliosis. You're supposed to believe that by the time he ran out of the braces his back had been straightened and he no longer needed them.
It definitely has a few 'sad' parts, but as a whole, it's a BEAUTIFUL movie. The kind you remember for the rest of your life. Kind of like The Sixth Sense, The Green Mile, and The Shawshank Redemption.
Today is the 30 year anniversary of the theatrical release of Forrest Gump.
Forrest did need the braces. If I recall, I think they were insinuating that Forrest had scoliosis, which is a curve in the back and spine. The braces were there to help straighten out that curve.
I really love how much Lt. Dan made peace with God since he was engaged to a Vietnamese woman after going through the Vietnam War. It just shows that he moved on and doesn't hold it against who they were fighting.
If there were more Forrest Gumps in the world, it would be a better place.
"Who in the hell is that?" The iconic hat gives it away! Paul Bear Bryant!
It's Hollywood so you know liberties will be taken.
Technically the hat would be incorrect for 1962 (estimate of year). He didn't start wearing checked until 1965 (Gift from Sonny Werblin or Weeb Ewbank of NY Jets) and Houndstooth until 1968 (His taylor Butch Baldone picked it up to go with a Black Cashmere Jacket and Silver Flannel Pants).
*Gov. George Wallace "Stand in the Schoolhouse Door" at Alabama was 1963.
I suspect most of the people under 50 years old and not from Alabama wouldn''t recognize the significance of that hat unless they are from Alabama. I certainly wouldn't expect her to recognize the significance.
Who the hell is that?
This role had a huge affect on Gary Sinise. He heads The Gary Sinise Foundation that helps veterans and their families. Every year it organizes The Snowball Express, sending the children and families of fallen soldiers to Disneyland and other places. He formed and tours with The Lt. Dan Band for the U.S.O. to military bases all over the world.
The thing with Jenny's behavior is simple psychology! As a daughter of an abusive, violent father, she learned, that the people you trust the most, your parents, hurt her and don't love her.
So later she felt never good enough for anybody and attracted violent men.
She was just trying to protect Forrest from herself. In a weird way, but that's how it is.
Something like this happening to you as a child or at any age is a big trauma, that will destroy most of your life, till you get a chance to work on it.
It is ofc way more complex, but I think, it explains her behavior a little better.
Have a good one! ✌🏻
It was Ronald Reagan who was shot near the end, Jenny couldn't tell Forest because he was off running and she had decided to fix herself before going to introduce forest to his son. That's my take anyway.😀
Yeah, she couldn't tell him because he was off running, and possibly because she was already pregnant when she went back to where she was from, and stayed with Forrest.
That's my take, too. She had no way to contact him because he was away from home for 3+ years, same age as little Forrest.
And people nowadays tend to forget there were no cell phones back then.
@@libertyresearch-iu4fy Good point
if she were just a gold digger she would have just married him when he proposed
Maybe for those young people that do not know all the songs from 50 years ago - the Vietnam scene where he gets out all the wounded from his platoon is a reference to the song "He ain't heavy, he's my brother".
I keep hearing from others that the thing that pops out as an American is we up and start talking with complete strangers like we've known them for years. This reflection I feel represents myself entirely.
I was a kid at the end of the Vietnam War and those University’s students treated the returning military people like crap. Spitting on them and calling them baby killers. So did the peace activist and those flower power punks.
Forrest Gump is more proof that 1994 is one of the greatest years for movies and the 1990s is one of the greatest decades in film history. This emotional rollercoaster beat other great, timeless movies like Pulp Fiction and The Shawshank Redemption. This was a match made in heaven, so to speak
I lived through all of the historical events of this movie and I am a Vietnam Veteran. I went to the University of Alabama shortly after George Wallace stood in the door of the university. I remember like it was yesterday all of the assassinations depicted in the movie. The last assassination in the movie was Ronald Regan although he did survive the attempt. Americans of my generation have a more deeply felt reaction than those who did not live through it. I enjoyed your views on this.
The actors that played Forrest and Lt. Dan were also in The Green Mile as a prison guard and a lawyer and in Apollo 13 as Astronauts! Both excellent movies but have tissues for both! 😉😉👱♀👱♀👗👗👠👠❤❤
Thanks Marley, great reaction!
One of the things that stand out to me were the "understatements" by Forrest, like "Sometimes, I guess that there just aren't enough rocks".
All the best for coming reactions from the Netherlands!
The way Forrest's' life experiences are woven into true history makes for such a great story line!
Hi Marley. I really liked watching Forrest Gump with you.
It has a special place in my heart for multiple reasons.
Great reaction like always, this movie its one of my favourites its such a masterpiece of cinema. Every character moment or performance in this movie is incredible perfection. The story is simple but interesting, funny and heartbreaking at the same time. The movie was based on the 1986 novel of the same name by Winston Groom.
The author actually went to write the first draft of the flick before it went into production. Forrest was supposed to be a heavier man who sat at 242 pounds and stood at 6-foot-6. In the book, he became a wrestler, went to space and even hung out with an orangutan.
And some fun-facts about this movie, Tom Hanks’ brother did some of that running in the movie Jim Hanks, himself an actor and filmmaker, doubled for his older brother on set, including in numerous sequences featuring Forrest’s high-knee, arm-pumping run.
Tom hanks daugther was in this movie in a cameo if you keep an eye out for a surly redheaded girl in the bus scene, when young Forrest can’t find a place to sit (until Jenny invites him to sit next to her). That’s Hanks’ daughter, Elizabeth.
While actor Peter Dobson played a not-yet-famous Elvis Presley as a lodger in the Gump household in a brief scene with young Forrest, the voice belongs to none other than actor Kurt Russell. Why? Russell, who was uncredited in the film, had played Presley already in a 1979 biopic directed by John Carpenter titled, appropriately enough, Elvis.
And if you are wondering what Gump says in those few moments of radio silence? Well, according to Tom Hanks, the full speech reads: “Sometimes when people go to Vietnam, they go home to their mommas without any legs. Sometimes they don't go home at all. That's a bad thing. Keep up the good work.
Awwww. This was a lovely reaction. Thank you.
Beautiful heartfelt reaction!
The actor right behind Forrest approaching the protester's stage in Washington DC was Sony Bono of "Sonny & Cher" fame. He was a prominent "Hippy" and anti-Vietnam War activist in the late 60's and early '70's and it is cool that he appeared in a cameo in this movie.
Is he in the clips she showed?
The Gump house was built specially for the film on an exisiting old house plot.
40:16 President Ronald Reagan was shot on March 30, 1981 by John Hinckley who was mentally ill and was infatuated by Jodie Foster. He thought this act would impress her. President Reagan survived and recovered.
Pro tip I've seen other channels do when they gotta take a copyright break or talk, muffle the sound and blur the screen. It provides a smoother watch and feels less choppy and you don't get the feeling like you're watching a "Forrest Gump clips reaction" because of the constant cut to black moments. Nice job anyways, you got something going girl! 👍
Or if that's not easy... Maybe just cut to just your face but with audio... Or mute plus block it with something
Forrest rescuing them soldiers (i think) is based on the story of an Australian soldier that did something very similar during Vietnam, he was awarded the Victoria cross for his actions.
A great film Marley. " He got me invested in some sort of fruit company"😂😂😂 Love that line. I like how the film follows significant American History events from the 50s to the early 80s. Also, the actor playing LT Dan is Gary Sinise. This film inspired him to do great work for our Veterans, men and women in uniform and for underprivileged children. He has a biopic that he wrote called "Grateful American" in 2019. A great read. Sinise also co founded the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago in 1974. It graduated great stage and screen actor alumni over the years like John Malkovich and Joan Allen as examples. If you want to see another great Sinise-Hanks pairing, I recommend "Apollo 13" It is a very accurate account of the famous April 1970 Space Mission from 1995. Gary Sinise stars with Tom Hanks, the late Bill Paxton and Kevin Bacon. The late James Horner does a great score. Ron Howard directs the film. A great film. I always like your reviews Marley.😊
Thank you for watching Forest Gump. I think it's one of the best films I have ever seen. I really enjoyed your reactions and hope to see more.
I guess she taught Forest to run like she was always running from her problems. A lot of us are always running also
Someone really should start an American history course covering the events in Forest Gump. It's one of the best highlights of US history from the 50s to the 90s I've seen on film.
Nice one, Marley! I enjoyed rewatching it with you. Thanks for sharing it. 🙂
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just liked and subscribed. You earned it with this reaction. Forrest Gump is my favorite film of all-time. Just a grand achievement. Sometimes funny, very dramatic. Lots of emotions pouring through. Wonderful sound and special effects. The "Is he smart" line was so well crafted by Hanks. We knew exactly what he was trying to say.
From my repeat viewing and internal thought-process, I think the film is massively deep. Forrest is depicted as a simple man with simple morals. He wasn't meant to have an intellectual disability. The film reminds us that anybody can make a difference in our society and that kindness, faith & understanding triumphs at the end. People have also noted that the film details American history between 1960 and the early 1980. This was a time when America was grieving over JFK's death (Assassination) and the ramifications of the Vietnam War. Forrest represented America's confusion.
really enjoyed your reaction! the black screen kinda through me for a loop, but i enjoyed your reaction so much that you earned my sub.!!! see you at the next movie! Tom
it's sad, but it's riveting. you did a great job with the events too
Btw this is more or less what forrest says during the speech
" sometimes when people go to vietnam they come home to their mommas with no legs. sometimes they dont come home at all. i think thats sad. and thats all i have to say about that."
Love this movie and your channel. Thanks for a great video.
another great reaction, and your release schedule is impressive, keep up the great work, Cheers!
Beautiful reaction. Wow. Thank you for uploading this. Yeah, I sub'ed. I'll watch any movie with you. Just fantastic. Thank you for your emotions.
i don't know why people think of this film as a "sad" film. i find it rather uplifting. if someone like gump can lead such a accomplished and fullfilling life maybe there's hope for the rest of us. but blind faith in hope can be a very disappointing and destructive thing. thanks for the video.
Beautiful reaction, Marley! Beautiful reaction! Seen this a million times and you had me shed'n tears with you. =;-D
Thank you for the heartfelt reaction!
That was a beautiful reaction and it's nice to see a Welsh person on TH-cam ❤
The doctor said his legs were strong. His back "was as crooked as a politician".
Your eyes gotten even brighter when you cry ❤
Timeless Masterpiece. Great Reaction! ❤
Great job, Marley! I'm a big fan. Thanks...
great reaction! your eyes are absolutely wonderful.
Fantastic Reaction. Best I’ve seen. I cried in the Theater
What was amazing about 'Forest Gump' was the amount of times that it could make you laugh --and cry in the space of a few minutes . Just to say - it wasn't all sad !
You should do an ad for eyeliner! It went through the STRUGGLE with this one! (I was crying right along with you.)
From Elvis to AIDS (or Hep C in the book) Forrest Gump is the story of a generation; the historical touchstones, the music, the traumas, and the philosophical questions that we wrestled with. I have read that it is even used to help teach about the time period in some American History classes. I always enjoy watching people react to this movie to see which pieces of history are still remembered and which are no longer recognized.
What a nice, heartfelt reaction. No one expects you to know our history so don’t worry about it. I hope I get to visit the UK one day. We have so many wonderful similarities.
My youngest sister and I still laugh when the feather hits the camera right at the end 😆
Forrest ran a lot - from the seed Jenny planted and got far doing it - Jenny on the other hand ran away all the time - mostly from Forrest because she didn't think she was good enough for him because she got messed up by her dad.
Beautiful reaction, lovely,,
Excellent movie. Forest is pretty much the main character of the world.
I always comment the same thing in reaction videos. I saw this when it came out in the theater. I was maybe thirteen. The scene in Vietnam where it goes from the rain stopping and the sun coming up to the violent ambush was one of the most shocking transitions I've seen in a film.
Every box of chocolates has a legend with a description of what's inside. So there's that!
Merci pour votre réaction. On sent un coeur d'artichaut derrière ces larmes et c'est très touchant.
Marley, the scene which always gets me is the last scene between Bubba and Forrest, I only wish I had the chance to say goodbye to my friend.😢enough said.
@@harryshriver6223 ❤️😞
@marleysmovies His name was Marvin Parker. He was my battle buddy, the very first black friend I ever had in my life. We went to basic training together and were stationed in Germany, he went one way and I went another. He was killed by friendly fire, enough said. 😡🤬
Upon reading the book, i felt it made it very ambiguous what was real and what was what Forrest thought was real, through his eyes. I think the movie very subtley and masterfully does that. The adaption from book to movie was really well done. Cool reaction, liked & subbed.
@@Evocati2008 I have never heard anybody else talk about the book before so that is interesting! Thanks for watching!
Forrest Gump 1994 is not a sad movie. It is a beautiful movie.
It's very very sad
I would say not "sad", but "touching".
It's very sad
great reaction
Every time Forrest ran, it helped him get somewhere. When Jenny ran, it was always away from something
Forest Gump's 📖 favorite was Curious Gorge because he wanted to be a monkey so he could climb far, far away. 😢🦧
Great reaction, happy and sad in a great movie. 😀😥❤
Tom Hanks during 1990 and 1999 have been in 4 of my favorite movies of all time or should I say been in my top 10 of all times
Happy 30th anniversary to this movie!
If you liked this one, which you obviously did? You would love Rain Man too. Dustin Hoffman is amazing as an autistic person.
I want to quote a joke from “Tropic Thunder” but I’ll choose not to.
Awe, your cute nose turned so red! I enjoyed your reaction.
Makes me cry to every time I watch it.
Forrest was Jennys anchor. The one constant.
I definitely recommend Arrival with Amy Adam's. Top 10 movies of the last 25 years.
If you remember in Band of Brothers, Buck Compton was the prosecuter in the case against Sirhan Sirhan, the man who shot Robert Kenedy in the hotel kitchen that Forrest mentions
@@randylahey1822 real high IQ player here folks watch out
@@randylahey1822real high IQ player here watch out guys
You just earned yourself a new subscriber with this reaction. ❤ As a clearly empathetic viewer, you would appreciate Priest (1994) with amazing, complex storyline, and cracking actors like Tom Wilkinson and Robert Carlyle. Please do watch it with us, there are practically no reaction vids to it, I'm guessing it's too controversial??
The leg braces were most likely from scoliosis (curvature of the spine). As the Doctor said his back is as crooked as a politician ;)
So, I'm pretending that no one in 187 comments brought this up, Tom Hanks modeled how Forrest speaks after how the actor who plays Young Forrest actually spoke, since it was easier for him to copy how the younger actor spoke than it was for the younger actor to change how he spoke.
Really good video quality on the upload.
Hi this was my very first video I've seen on your TH-cam channel so hi it's nice to meet you and yes I'm new to your channel.
😊👋
I subscribed to you
I read the book about 25 years ago and really enjoyed it.
This was a very heartfelt, honest reaction. Thanks Marley! Have you seen "Stand By Me"? I think you would enjoy that one!👍👍
@@dedcowbowee it’s on my list!!!! 😊