Deleted the review in the end, sorry for the abrupt ending. The music was too loud and it was really annoying and everything I said was drowned by the music. Sorry for that:-(
That’s funny! Truly it’s a delight seeing you react to comedies. Your smile and laughter are lovely. If you get a chance, I think you’d love the comedies of Skin Deep and What’s Up Doc? Skin Deep is both funny and a deft treatment of someone battling their own demons. What’s Up Doc? is one of Barbra Streisand’s best roles, a screwball comedy that is wonderfully plotted and executed. Whilst I think of it, A Fish Called Wanda is another great comedy that I know you’d enjoy, and we’d all love to see you smiling through. Thank you for another great reaction.
"I went with the music in the end"?? - Music? This video just ended abruptly, with no reaction whatsoever. Did you lose the footage of your post film comments?
"It is possible that the two yutes..." "...Ah, the two what? Uh... uh, what was that word?" "Uh... what word?" "Two what?" "What?" "Uh... did you say yutes?" "Yeah, two yutes." "What is a yute?" "Oh, excuse me, your honor... Two YOUTHS." I love this movie. There's no real bad guy in this movie (except if you consider the real murderers) and once the innocence of Bill and Stan becomes clear, all charges are dropped. Fun Fact: The misunderstanding between Vincent Gambini and Judge Haller regarding the two "youts" was in fact a real conversation between Joe Pesci and director Jonathan Lynn. Lynn, who is British, at first had a hard time understanding Pesci's pronounced New York accent. He decided that the routine was quite funny and put it in the film. Wise Owl Fact: According to director Jonathan Lynn, the eastern screech owl in the scene in the woods was a real owl that had a little prior training so it wouldn't be scared away by the gunfire. The crew got it to open its mouth by giving it little pieces of beef, and artificially induced screeches were added to the film in post production. The owl's reaction to Vinny shooting the gun was authentic and needed only one take. Law Enthusiast Fact: Director Jonathan Lynn actually has a law degree and insisted the film's legal proceedings be realistic. In fact, many attorneys and law professors have praised the film for its accurate depiction of trial strategy and courtroom procedure, especially with regards to presenting expert witnesses at trial. In fact, the film has been screened at some law schools to illustrate courtroom procedures. The American Bar Association's publication, the ABA Journal, ranked the film #3 on its list of the 25 Greatest Legal Movies.
YOU are the funniest part of watching this movie Aria! Your effort not to laugh at the stuttering public defender was hysterically funny, and made your ultimate outburst all the harder, reducing me to tears of joy!!! Thanx
This is the first time that I have watched Aria, and I am as hooked on her reactions as she was on Marisa Tomei. It didn't hurt that she was watching one of the best old time "unknown" movies. The thing is that she allowed the movie to be the principal feature and didn't make the video be a "Me, me, me" clip. Her reaction made it just as if we viewers had taken her to see a movie that we'd previously seen, one where we wanted her to enjoy it as much as we did when we first saw it. This reaction video was as close to perfect as one can be, so I am subscribed and will be taking Aria to see more movies as soon as I can. p.s. I'm in the camp that says Marisa was pure gold here.
"My Cousin Vinny" is actually one of the more accurate depictions of courtroom proceedings in a movie. Sure, they take a few comedic liberties here and there, but on the whole it's pretty impressive. The writers must have done some research.
Really enjoyed watching you get the humor! What I loved about this movie is how the definitive proof had to come from "unemployed hairdressah" Lisa. Even from the beginning, when the local guy (mud in the tires) dismissed her, the whole build-up with her in the background felt so good when she was finally able to blow everyone away with her expert knowledge.
Aria glad you liked Marisa Tomei's performance in this movie. It's one of my favorites also. Being the same age as Marisa I've always had a crush on her. She most definitely deserved her Best Supporting Actress Oscar for this role
Don’t worry about the outro, s#%t happens. Yours is probably my favorite reaction to this gem. I feel like this might end up as one your favorite movies ever based on your obvious delight in watching. Join the club.
0:50 - "I've only seen one Marisa Tomei video. When she was young. That was with Robert Downey Jr." ("Only You" from 1994). Wow, I had forgotten that Tony Stark and Aunt May had already made a movie together before we saw them together in Captain America: Civil War.
I love the miscommunication in this flick it's like a scaled down, hour long version of "Who's on first". I know you would really enjoy "Stardust" it's just odd enough to be very entertaining.
7:49 The male name Vinny is derived from the name Vincent. It is used most heavily for males of Italian heritage. The female name Winny, or Winnie, sounds close to Vinny, but is a Welsh name
I live in the south here in America. But I didnt always. I grew up in Los Angeles and moved when I was in my 30s. It was a HUGE culture shock. And yes... screech owls do sound like that. And yes.. it will scare the sh!t outta ya!
Nice to see you smile and laugh we'll need to drum up more comedies. You may need to fix the final 3 minutes of commentary at the end since it is swamped with the music. Thanks for sharing.
Omg you have the best laugh. I would have to have known you when I saw this movie when it hit the $1 theaters. It was just a refreshing comedy that didn’t always follow the set for the time. Marisa was easily the best part
Man, I’d forgotten that Robert and Marisa had starred together in the past. It makes it extra funny with him talking to Tom Holland about how hot Aunt May is in the Spider-Man and Civil War movies.
You're so exactly look a like Marisa Tomei and you sound same exactly a like Marisa Tomei. Because you're so gorgeous and adorable like Marisa Tomei. I love your cute and funny reaction to my favorite movie. Great job Aria 😘🌹🌹❤️❤️🌸🌸💮💮
Mr Trotter looked kind of happy when he said that he was dismissing all charges. I'm sure he didn't actually wanted a couple of innocent kids to be killed!
26:56 "So, Mr. Tipton, how could it take you _five minutes_ to _cook your grits,_ when it takes the entire grit-eating world _20_ minutes?" And _now,_ he's _shining._
5:26 "Maybe we should spend a couple of minutes _together._ You know. To get _acquainted."_ 🤦♂ My god. The misunderstandings in this scene flow like _syrup._
In America …. Anyone 44 to 50 years old THIS MOVIE IS THEIR FAVORITE MOVIE PROB TOP 5 For that age group… because they were all teenagers when this movie came out
Hey Aria, be sure to put "Raging Bull," "Goodfellas," and "Lethal Weapon 2-4 (of course, watch the first LW film too)" on your short list for more Joe Pesci goodness!
Actually you forgot to include his most acclaimed and iconic role as lowlife mob informant David Ferrie in Oliver Stone's, JFK. Why is it that nobody today seems to be aware of this epic masterpiece? It is one of the best movies ever made.
Cause you like this movie you should react to the nearly unknown und underrated 1987 movie "From the hip" by Bob Clark with Judd Nelson. Kind regards from Germany
This is such a good movie. I have been told (don't know if it is true) but supposedly this movie is shown at some law schools to discuss courtroom procedures and tactics. I didn't like the movie making fun of a stutterer, but I have heard the actor really does stutter, but overcame it. That kind of makes it more okay to me.
3:12 "I shot the clerk?" 🤨 Don't ask it like _that._ 3:19 "He's _asking_ you. He's not _confessing."_ Well, sure. That's obvious to _us,_ because we're not in the _movie._ But word has spread around town that the clerk has been shot and killed and he's under pressure to find the guilty _party._
Fyi, a lanyard or a simple loop of string would hold your mic just fine. Maybe a necklace, if you could find the right sort which you could clip something to.
8:46 Now _this_ is a curious scene. At some point, Vinny became interested in studying _law,_ but apparently _not_ by seeing a few _legal_ dramas, which makes it very _puzzling._ How did he get this _interest?_ I mean I'm well aware that the misconceptions fly thick and _fast_ in legal dramas, and I've never been to law school, but one thing I know is that, in court, the attorneys wear _suits_ and carry _briefcases._ Another thing I know is that one of the _first_ orders of business is to determine whether the defendant pleads _guilty_ or _not_ guilty. How is it Vinny has passed the bar and not _learned_ this?
The funniest part of this reaction was when Aria repeatedly mispronounced his name and called him Joe "Pesky". I laughed harder at that than any thing I have seen lately. Thanks for the chuckle!!
None of these young reviewers have ever heard a factory or a sawmill whistle. You can see how much they don't know about styles and how things used to be and how things are outside their own city life. smh.
Hey, you are a very pretty woman, but when you speak, never apologize, and don't let the audience know you f ed up with the microphone. Just do the gig. Just f-ing launch your abilities. Thanks, tony.
![My Cousin Vinny (1992) First Time Watching [Movie Reaction]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8qjpnwzfAV8/mqdefault.jpg)
Deleted the review in the end, sorry for the abrupt ending. The music was too loud and it was really annoying and everything I said was drowned by the music. Sorry for that:-(
The music was fine, the movie audio fell out & then your mic as well. 💙
That’s funny!
Truly it’s a delight seeing you react to comedies. Your smile and laughter are lovely.
If you get a chance, I think you’d love the comedies of Skin Deep and What’s Up Doc? Skin Deep is both funny and a deft treatment of someone battling their own demons. What’s Up Doc? is one of Barbra Streisand’s best roles, a screwball comedy that is wonderfully plotted and executed.
Whilst I think of it, A Fish Called Wanda is another great comedy that I know you’d enjoy, and we’d all love to see you smiling through.
Thank you for another great reaction.
Are you sure we're not related? Because this kind of thing happens to me all the time.
@@jeremyfrost2636
We’re all related
"I went with the music in the end"?? - Music? This video just ended abruptly, with no reaction whatsoever. Did you lose the footage of your post film comments?
"It is possible that the two yutes..."
"...Ah, the two what? Uh... uh, what was that word?"
"Uh... what word?"
"Two what?"
"What?"
"Uh... did you say yutes?"
"Yeah, two yutes."
"What is a yute?"
"Oh, excuse me, your honor... Two YOUTHS."
I love this movie. There's no real bad guy in this movie (except if you consider the real murderers) and once the innocence of Bill and Stan becomes clear, all charges are dropped.
Fun Fact: The misunderstanding between Vincent Gambini and Judge Haller regarding the two "youts" was in fact a real conversation between Joe Pesci and director Jonathan Lynn. Lynn, who is British, at first had a hard time understanding Pesci's pronounced New York accent. He decided that the routine was quite funny and put it in the film.
Wise Owl Fact: According to director Jonathan Lynn, the eastern screech owl in the scene in the woods was a real owl that had a little prior training so it wouldn't be scared away by the gunfire. The crew got it to open its mouth by giving it little pieces of beef, and artificially induced screeches were added to the film in post production. The owl's reaction to Vinny shooting the gun was authentic and needed only one take.
Law Enthusiast Fact: Director Jonathan Lynn actually has a law degree and insisted the film's legal proceedings be realistic. In fact, many attorneys and law professors have praised the film for its accurate depiction of trial strategy and courtroom procedure, especially with regards to presenting expert witnesses at trial. In fact, the film has been screened at some law schools to illustrate courtroom procedures. The American Bar Association's publication, the ABA Journal, ranked the film #3 on its list of the 25 Greatest Legal Movies.
Everybody loves Marisa Tomei from this. She's a goddess in My Cousin Vinny.
Tiny exaggeration.
YOU are the funniest part of watching this movie Aria! Your effort not to laugh at the stuttering public defender was hysterically funny, and made your ultimate outburst all the harder, reducing me to tears of joy!!! Thanx
It's so hard NOT to bust out laughing once he gets to pronouncing "prosecution". That alone is a worthy Try Not To Laugh challenge.
My thoughts exactly!
Your facial expressions during this movie are priceless.
It's almost impossible not to fall at least a little bit in love with Marisa Tomei.
a classic from when the Oscars had value. Marisa Tomei has always been and will always be one of my favorite actresses.
The public defender was priceless
This is the first time that I have watched Aria, and I am as hooked on her reactions as she was on Marisa Tomei. It didn't hurt that she was watching one of the best old time "unknown" movies. The thing is that she allowed the movie to be the principal feature and didn't make the video be a "Me, me, me" clip. Her reaction made it just as if we viewers had taken her to see a movie that we'd previously seen, one where we wanted her to enjoy it as much as we did when we first saw it. This reaction video was as close to perfect as one can be, so I am subscribed and will be taking Aria to see more movies as soon as I can.
p.s. I'm in the camp that says Marisa was pure gold here.
This comment made my day... Thankyou for this❤️❤️
It might be hard to get you to cry but it is nice to see that it is easy to get you to laugh. 👍
"My Cousin Vinny" is actually one of the more accurate depictions of courtroom proceedings in a movie. Sure, they take a few comedic liberties here and there, but on the whole it's pretty impressive. The writers must have done some research.
Really enjoyed watching you get the humor! What I loved about this movie is how the definitive proof had to come from "unemployed hairdressah" Lisa. Even from the beginning, when the local guy (mud in the tires) dismissed her, the whole build-up with her in the background felt so good when she was finally able to blow everyone away with her expert knowledge.
Aria glad you liked Marisa Tomei's performance in this movie. It's one of my favorites also. Being the same age as Marisa I've always had a crush on her. She most definitely deserved her Best Supporting Actress Oscar for this role
She stole the show. She should have won best actress.
Don’t worry about the outro, s#%t happens. Yours is probably my favorite reaction to this gem. I feel like this might end up as one your favorite movies ever based on your obvious delight in watching. Join the club.
A family favorite! One we quote on a pretty regular basis. 🤣❤️
0:50 - "I've only seen one Marisa Tomei video. When she was young. That was with Robert Downey Jr." ("Only You" from 1994). Wow, I had forgotten that Tony Stark and Aunt May had already made a movie together before we saw them together in Captain America: Civil War.
Watch " Untamed Heart" 1993 Starring Marisa Tomei ., it's a hidden gem.
I love the miscommunication in this flick it's like a scaled down, hour long version of "Who's on first". I know you would really enjoy "Stardust" it's just odd enough to be very entertaining.
Marisa Tomei won me over in the opening scene of before the devil knows your Dead.
7:49 The male name Vinny is derived from the name Vincent. It is used most heavily for males of Italian heritage. The female name Winny, or Winnie, sounds close to Vinny, but is a Welsh name
I detect an accent from miss Aria. In many places the V is pronounced like a W.
@@Deathbird_Mitch You're right, but the reason I included the time stamp was because this is where she mentioned expecting Vinny to be a woman.
@@Deathbird_Mitch She's likely Indian. It's a common mistake in that part of the world.
GREAT reaction!!! 💖 the laughter!!!👍👍👍👍👍
Your enjoyment of this movie was priceless to watch you are hilarious great reaction
I live in the south here in America. But I didnt always. I grew up in Los Angeles and moved when I was in my 30s. It was a HUGE culture shock. And yes... screech owls do sound like that. And yes.. it will scare the sh!t outta ya!
Nice to see you smile and laugh we'll need to drum up more comedies. You may need to fix the final 3 minutes of commentary at the end since it is swamped with the music. Thanks for sharing.
😂 Your reaction was priceless to this movie! You trying to be sweet & to not laugh at the public defender’s stutter was too good!!! 💯😅
I love your laughter that made me keep watching. The most genuine laugh I've heard
Easy to do on this movie
BTW Joes last name is pronounced Peshy
I haven't laughed this much (or saw anyone laugh this much) since I first watched this movie with some family.
Omg you have the best laugh. I would have to have known you when I saw this movie when it hit the $1 theaters. It was just a refreshing comedy that didn’t always follow the set for the time. Marisa was easily the best part
Enjoyed watching your reaction! Keep up the good work. Slowly trying to catch up on all of your catalog as I have time.
MY COUSIN WINNY...well he did WIN
Man, I’d forgotten that Robert and Marisa had starred together in the past.
It makes it extra funny with him talking to Tom Holland about how hot Aunt May is in the Spider-Man and Civil War movies.
You're so exactly look a like Marisa Tomei and you sound same exactly a like Marisa Tomei. Because you're so gorgeous and adorable like Marisa Tomei. I love your cute and funny reaction to my favorite movie. Great job Aria 😘🌹🌹❤️❤️🌸🌸💮💮
Thankyou, that's the best compliment
'Really nice reaction. You've got a great sense of humor. Thanks -
The judge was the original Herman Munster from the 60's television show. ✌️❤️🌹
Marisa Tow Me and Joe Pesky star in "My Cousin Winnie."
Mr Trotter looked kind of happy when he said that he was dismissing all charges. I'm sure he didn't actually wanted a couple of innocent kids to be killed!
You should watch “goodfellas”. One of my favorite Joe Pesci films!!!
So you liked Marisa Tomei in that movie? Here's a nice bit of trivia. She won an Oscar for the role.
My two favorite lines from Marisa Tomei : "Would you like me to exPLAIN?" and "They WUH!" 😂
Aria, you lovely woman, what happened to the sound at the end? 🤷🏻♂️😒
🙈🙈
Ralph Macchio he was 31 years in this movie
I'm a new viewer.
Pesci is pronounced PESH-e or
PE-chee. You are a sweetheart ❤and great reactionist.
Thankyou:)
Stardust is one I look forward to.
12:17 _This_ is how attorney's argue. Once he gets to _this_ part of the trial, he _shines._
26:56 "So, Mr. Tipton, how could it take you _five minutes_ to _cook your grits,_ when it takes the entire grit-eating world _20_ minutes?"
And _now,_ he's _shining._
My absolute favorite comedy. Thank you for the reaction.
5:26 "Maybe we should spend a couple of minutes _together._ You know. To get _acquainted."_
🤦♂ My god. The misunderstandings in this scene flow like _syrup._
In America …. Anyone 44 to 50 years old THIS MOVIE IS THEIR FAVORITE MOVIE PROB TOP 5 For that age group… because they were all teenagers when this movie came out
Hey Aria, be sure to put "Raging Bull," "Goodfellas," and "Lethal Weapon 2-4 (of course, watch the first LW film too)" on your short list for more Joe Pesci goodness!
And "Home Alone" if she hasn't seen it.
Actually you forgot to include his most acclaimed and iconic role as lowlife mob informant David Ferrie in Oliver Stone's, JFK. Why is it that nobody today seems to be aware of this epic masterpiece? It is one of the best movies ever made.
@@itt23r That was a great role, if only he kept his accent intact.
@@itt23r Because it was pretty much a cameo role. It's a great movie if you can watch the theatrical cut.
His best acting is With Honors.
I enjoyed your reaction and, although I try to keep the number subscriptions I have down, I subscribed. Good luck with your channel.
Thankyou ❤️
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 legendary 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Cause you like this movie you should react to the nearly unknown und underrated 1987 movie "From the hip" by Bob Clark with Judd Nelson. Kind regards from Germany
"Yes you should laugh at that"!
Here's a few movies you should consider Watching/Reacting to in the Future
Planet of the Apes © 1968
Smokey and the Bandit ©1977
Convoy ©1978
The Warriors ©1979
Stripes ©1981
Creepshow 1982
Fast Times at Ridgemont High ©1982
Christine ©1983
Trading Places ©1983
National Lampoon's Vacation ©1983
Red Dawn ©1984
Fletch 1985
The Goonies ©1985
Brewster's Millions ©1985
The Breakfast Club ©1985
Down and Out in Beverly Hills ©1986
Back to School ©1986
Inner Space ©1987
Adventures in Babysitting ©1987
Some Kind of Wonderful ©1987
*Batteries Not Included ©1987
Project X ©1987
The Couch Trip ©1988
Midnight Run ©1988
Gorillas in the Mist ©1988
Rude Awakening ©1989
The Dream Team ©1989
Crazy People ©1990
Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead ©1991
Phenomenon ©1996
Almost Famous ©2000
Erin Brockovich ©2000
Seabiscuit ©2003
World's Fastest Indian ©2005
Red Dog ©2011
This Beautiful Fantastic ©2016
Ford vs Ferrari ©2019
This is such a good movie. I have been told (don't know if it is true) but supposedly this movie is shown at some law schools to discuss courtroom procedures and tactics.
I didn't like the movie making fun of a stutterer, but I have heard the actor really does stutter, but overcame it. That kind of makes it more okay to me.
Marisa was adorable in this movie, great movie!
Just a heads up it's pronounced Peshy not Pesky. Loved the reaction
Glad you enjoyed it. I love this movie too. His name is pronounced "Peh-she" not 'pesky.'
Yeah, I found out later😂
3:12 "I shot the clerk?"
🤨 Don't ask it like _that._
3:19 "He's _asking_ you. He's not _confessing."_
Well, sure. That's obvious to _us,_ because we're not in the _movie._ But word has spread around town that the clerk has been shot and killed and he's under pressure to find the guilty _party._
Joe Pesski. LOL!
Love this girl.
"Miracle on 34th Street"- 1994, is also a good Christmas movie that involves a court case in the end. No more spoilers. I think you'd like it.
I love this movie.
The judge is Herman Munster.
22:22 tons of funny moments. The double take
Marisa played the protagonist's spoiled daughter in the Sylvester Stallone's surprisingly-hilarious 'Oscar,' which I highly recommend watching.
Fyi, a lanyard or a simple loop of string would hold your mic just fine. Maybe a necklace, if you could find the right sort which you could clip something to.
You have such a great laugh. 😂😂
8:46 Now _this_ is a curious scene. At some point, Vinny became interested in studying _law,_ but apparently _not_ by seeing a few _legal_ dramas, which makes it very _puzzling._ How did he get this _interest?_
I mean I'm well aware that the misconceptions fly thick and _fast_ in legal dramas, and I've never been to law school, but one thing I know is that, in court, the attorneys wear _suits_ and carry _briefcases._ Another thing I know is that one of the _first_ orders of business is to determine whether the defendant pleads _guilty_ or _not_ guilty. How is it Vinny has passed the bar and not _learned_ this?
14:11 "You were _serious_ about that?"
🤦♂ Did it sound like a _joke_ to you?
Joe's last name is pronounced Peshee, not Pesky
Oh, thankyou:)
@@ariachanson01
But it’s definitely a good nickname.
Ol Pesky Joe.
"My Cousin Winnie" 😄
Sounds more like a Biopic of Churchill.
The funniest part of this reaction was when Aria repeatedly mispronounced his name and called him Joe "Pesky". I laughed harder at that than any thing I have seen lately. Thanks for the chuckle!!
“Imagine you’re a dee-yuh.”
😂
One suggestion for a Christmas movie is DOA, from 1988 with Meg Ryan
lol...the music at the end. im ded
The correct pronunciation is Joe Peshi... it's itallion
Italian*
None of these young reviewers have ever heard a factory or a sawmill whistle. You can see how much they don't know about styles and how things used to be and how things are outside their own city life. smh.
Joe Pesci's name is pronounced "Peshee" not "Peskee."
Thanks
I'll hold the mic for ya. Yeah
That's sweet
Couldnt hear your otro but otherwise good job
24:18 How is it, this man has made it _all_ the way past the bar and not learned the exercises one has to do to manage a _stutter?_
Hello Aria
Marissa Tomei in The Wrestler is iconic.
Next time you've no place to clip your microphone, maybe you should clip it to Minnie's bow and sit her on your lap?
🤔🤔🤔
Marisa Tomei’s got nothing on you Aria 😉
You actually looks a bit like Marissa!
That's the best compliment
Exactly, i was thinking the same. You can easily be southern italian. Source: I'm italian myself. Marisa may be your cousin :)
@gabrielegagliardi3956 😍❤️❤️
No post-movie analysis?
@22:03 I agree with what you say here…..?
20:15 🤷♂What is _up_ with this part of the _world?_ Does _no_ one get to sleep in?
Enjoyed tour reaction!
Marisa “TOE MAY”
Joe “PESHY”
🤣.
You’re outro music obliterated your review 😞
Sorry about that😐
@@ariachanson01 We spend our lives learning.
Marisa Tomy and Joe Pesky
You kinda look like Marisa Tomei.
This made my day
Hey, you are a very pretty woman, but when you speak, never apologize, and don't let the audience know you f ed up with the microphone. Just do the gig. Just f-ing launch your abilities. Thanks, tony.