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In 1979, Fritz Von Erich, owner of World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW), navigates family dynamics while managing the wrestling business. Kevin, David, Kerry, and Mike, along with Jack Jr., aspire to various pursuits. Kevin's success leads to a significant match against Harley Race, (and let's not forget Ric Flair) while David's charisma impresses their father. The family faces tragedy with David's untimely death and Kerry's accident. Concerned about the "Von Erich curse," Kevin names his son Ross Adkisson. Mike's injury causes further turmoil. Despite ups and downs, Kerry finds success in wrestling but struggles with personal challenges. Tragedy strikes again, leaving the family shattered. Kerry's passing prompts reflection and reconciliation within the family. Despite hardships, the Von Erich legacy endures, with Kevin leading a fulfilling life in Hawaii with his family. The family's achievements are recognized with induction into the WWE Hall of Fame.
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Great job by the cast and crew. Very interesting to see the story told this way. What was your reaction?
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The reason one of the Von Erich Brothers (Chris Von Erich) was not included in the film because it was one more tragedy to handle in watching the film. I already lost my ability to cry due to personal tragedies in my life but I felt my heart was empty when I watched this film and it will be too much for me if that one more tragedy was included in my opinion.
Love you guys and loved this movie.
I love ❤you guys what a wonderful powerful movie and thank you for the lovely caring speech at the end of the reaction means a lot love ❤you guys my favourite on utube love ❤from the U.K
Crazy that they changed a bunch of stuff because the reality was more tragic. Evidently the movie would have been too long and too sad.
That was a rough one 😢. Such a tragic story. Is fighting with my family on the list?
The line "I used to be a brother" as the youngest of four brothers really hits me every single time. This movie was too amazing
“Yes sir we promised you a great main event.. ANDRE THE GIANT, Wrestlemania!! Hulkamania, IF YA SMEEEEEEEEEEELLL YOU'RE FIIIIREEEEEED!!!!!
*GLASS BREAKS* dun dun dunnnnn”
I'm also the youngest of three sisters and there are times I think that if we all die by an old age I will be 10 years lonely, that line also hit me.
Heartbreaking, it's crazy that when you are a brother you don't realize that it's a part of who you are. Even if your relationship with your siblings suck, you don't really exist without them.
Exactly. The people who dont seem to like it, are all complaining about the same dang thing, which is the size differences of the actors, in comparison to the real brothers. Once you get into the story line of the movie, you dont even really pay attention to the sizes of the cast. Or I didnt anyway. The people complaining about that, must think a producer can just walk outside his front door, and pick 4 guys out of thousands of dudes, standing out in their front yard, who are identical to the Von Erich's. Ive got news for them. Trying to find 4 guys, who look like the Von Erich's did in the mid 80's, would be like tryin to hunt up a needle in a haystack. Especially trying to find 2 guys, who look like Kerry and Kevin did. Those 2 were jacked! Lol. Then to find guys who look them, who can also act, would be like hunting for a needle in an entire hay field.
For me, it hit me when I became older than my older brother will ever be.
Kevin sitting in that yard, remembering and telling his boys that he used to be a brother hit so hard. Efron did a really good job in his portrayal.
The dad was the damn curse.
Basically. Generational trauma is one of the worst curses there is.
and the mom who didn't do shit ..
100%!!! The curse was bad parenting.
Bad parenting and mental illness. The old school men don't talk about how they feel, suck it up and deal with it. In the movie anyway, I don't know the real life story that much other than there was another brother who committed suicide.
@@eamon4800no doubt, even the women too. My great grandmother passed away a couple years ago and I used to joke she lived so long because evil doesn’t die quickly. The woman had a heart of ice because her parents, especially her father, were hardened, no-nonsense German immigrants that never showed her any affection. My Nana is nearing her 70’s and is just now realizing how emotionally abusive my great grandma was. Her trauma went to my Nana, who passed it on to my mom, which in turn got handed down to me. My aunts, fortunately, did NOT continue the cycle, and I’ve been trying to break it myself as well but it is difficult when it’s so deeply engrained in your family tree.
The brothers reuniting in the afterlife with their oldest brother killed me.
I was doing fairly well not crying until that freaking scene! Holey frig I lost it!
This is one of the best movies I've ever seen. Zac was incredible in this movie. At the end "I used to be a brother, I'm not a brother anymore" Broke me as I'm a brother. What an incredible movie and I'm glad you all liked this movie.
I didn’t really care for Zac E as an actor but he really sold it in this one.
I definitely need to call my younger brothers up this weekend. Not gonna see them Easter which now is a real bummer after rewatching this film.
It’s not a good movie when you learn the real story. This was so chopped up and put two bothers into one character. Zack looked just deformed to be honest.
@@NewchangesnewlifeThis is your second comment I've seen in this comment section of you speaking down on this man. Did Zac steal or sleep with your girlfriend or something?
@@itakemytime1156he doesnt like he dated vanessa hudgens. hes jealous. i thought he was a pretty boy too but he has improved so much as an actor.
The scene of the mother not wanting to wear the same dress to two different funerals for her sons killed me. That and “I used to be a brother”
This movie broke me. I had to call my brother after it and told him i loved him
Reading this made me smile
This movie might be Zac Efron’s best movie. When I was watching in theater, everyone was captivated by not only his performance but the film in general. Great reaction!
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Imagine saying this when High School Musical 3 exists 🙄 lol
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@@peterparker3609 lol I forgot about that movie. It’s definitely one of his top ten films
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Mason Quinn, to what you said about how we, your audience, are becoming a family: I completely agree. I come home from work to watch you guys every day, and it really helps me unwind. I feel like I’m watching or rewatching these videos with good friends - and it brings me a sense of comfort. Your camaraderie, insights, and humor are such a light in this world.
This is so true, I do the same and they feel like friends, it sounds silly because we don't know them but I talk of them to my parents like if I know them. Their videos are a thing of my daily activities and they give me moments when I can laugh, relax, cry, I just simply enjoy the moment
Absolutely agree. It's like coming home to watch TV with your long lost friends. As a 24 yr old guy I've never had friends my age always get along more with the older guys
A subtle thing that no reactor I've seen has noticed yet, you can actually see the light of Mike's flashlight in the background while Kerry and Kevin are training at night.
Oak is the definition of a gentle giant. Out of the four of you guys, I would have said he would be the pro wrestler just off his love for bodybuilding, but on the other hand, I've seen his Hogwarts Legacy gameplays, and he's so gentle and caring with all the beasts he catches.
"Even as the maniliest of men, we're in a time where we can foster conversations like this"
Dude, true wisdom right there! Thank you so much for that, honestly
Sad trivia: A fire in December 2001 caused major damage to the building. The Sportatorium was demolished in February 2003 thus ending the run of a legendary music and wrestling venue
I just need to say... absolute huge props to Oak for opening up and sharing his own recent loss of a friend and using that example to stress the importance of getting people to reach out and talk about what they're going through. My respect for these guys was already pretty high but it shot through the roof after this. I truly hope that those amazing words of support from Oak and the others have a positive effect on anyone watching who's going through some stuff. Much love!
the end when he talks to his kids just made me sob out loud. And when the brothers are gathered around hugging the 'eldest' brother, who's still a baby.............good god
1:14:11 - They didn’t include Chris due to time constraints. They did exactly what Quinn said, fused the two brothers together. This was a VERY difficult decision for the director to make, but he got permission from Kevin. He understood that his story was not only dark, and complicated, but very long. Chris is actually the Brother who he spoke to the day he died, and then found. They also left the fact that David VonErich’s wife and young daughter had died. Again, too much sadness and it was around a character that the film was not focusing on. This is not the story of The VonErich family, it is the story of Kevin and how he made it through. I also agree about Ric Flair, I wonder why they didn’t use the ACTUAL footage of Ric. The scene was 95% the promo, and the other 5% while it was in the ring, was NEVER going to look like him- regardless of who they cast. I would’ve used the actual footage for him. Oh, and Lance VonErich isn’t a brother, he’s their cousin. When the footage hit the cutting room floor, how much of a cousin can you keep if you are eliminating a brother? It became a difficult balancing act. I think he did well. My guess is that there won’t be any extended or directors editions. It isn’t a biopic, but they correctly displayed a lot of accurate heartbreak in Kevin’s life. I think any edit to this afterwards would not be the most intelligent thing to do. It would be like releasing an extended version of The Impossible. It just won’t happen.
I feel like it's still weird to omit him. It's just strange. If they did a movie loosely based on what happened but had different characters with different names, that would make more sense. I understand that disrespect wasn't the intent, but it still comes off that way a little. I get it would have made it even more sad, but it's not like this is a story mean to bring you overwhelming joy.
Omitting Chris was just unjustifiable considering the main topic is celebrating the life of the Von Erich brothers. I fail to see what "time constraints" they had. The Iron Claw is barely 10 minutes longer than the last Wonka film, it isn't some 4 hr epic with a ton of exposition. They easily could've intertwined Chris to the script and the movie would've been barely longer.
@@publiusventidiusbassus1232 The director has talked about how the Chris plot being in or out was basically the difference between the movie being made or not. As a person who didn't know their story, from a narrative standpoint, I can see what the issue was: you'd have another thread of story to follow, for a brother that also used a gun to take his own life.
To me, the point of the movie wasn't celebrating the life of the Von Erichs, but to explore the family struggle. There's only so much tragedy you can fit into a 2 hour movie before people start throwing around the term "tragedy porn". My guess is the studio didn't want to go in that direction. Not the decision I would have made, personally, but I can see why it happened, when you look at it as a product that's designed to put butts in seats.
Lance played their cousin but was not any kin.
“i used to be a brother, and now i’m not a brother anymore” broke me. started SO-BBING
I love you, Jeffrey
An absolute crime Efron wasn't nominated.
lol for what? Freak of the year? He was terrible and looked bloated.
@@NewchangesnewlifeThe simple fact that you went after his looks instead of his acting shows he should've been nominated. You seem really upset about something in these comments...
In a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, “Iron Claw” filmmaker Sean Durkin explained why he decided not to include the youngest Von Erich, who also wrestled but struggled to match his brothers’ success due to his asthma and brittle bone condition. He died by suicide in 1991 at age 21.
There was a repetition to it, and it was one more tragedy that the film couldn’t really withstand,” Durkin said of a version that included all the brothers. “I honestly don’t know if it would have gotten made.”
Oh, thank you for this. I was wondering this myself and actually made a comment asking about it because it seemed weird to me to exclude the younger brother, of course I only saw they had another brother I didn't know his condition of what he went through. Thank you for sharing this🙏🏻🙏🏻
This hit hard. My brother fell to suicide in 2015 and I can’t imagine going through it four times over like Kevin and his parents had to go through.
Holt McCallany is a phenomenal actor, he's a treat wherever he turns up. Such a shame that Mindhunter got canceled, he and Jonathan Groff were dynamite in that.
Zac is incredible in this. When she asks him if he'd be okay with her being a vet and he says "damn right it is" that was a wonderful performance.
Been a wrestling fan myself for years & it was lovely to see clips of your own wrestling days, was the perfect intro! wonderfully done movie & portrayed this tragic story realistically, the "yeah dad, we'll be your brothers" line hit me in the feels with tears 😭 it was a honour to watch this with guys & seeing your emotional reactions, Quinn's words of calling us viewers family & Oak's words was very kind & heartwarming, thank you for bringing a bright light back to mine & many other lives too. ❤
It's interesting how different for everyone the context is. Most people realize that the "rankings", for example, are clear emotional abuse, but for you it seemed like a funny moment.
It can be both
I watched this with my older brother and I cried my eyes out and hugged him and told him how much I love him. Then the next time I saw my younger brothers I hugged them. This movie broke me as a brother
I grew up not too far from Denton at this time. The Von Erichs were EVERYTHING! Got to see Kerry fight The Missing Link in person, and we were in front of the tv every Saturday. We even had posters of them and named our animals after them. It was devastating when they died. This movie brought all of that nostalgia back. Little disappointed Chris was left out, but overall...so good. 💜
This movie broke me and had me BAWLING throughout most of the movie😭😭😭😭😭 Great cast, especially the main 4 and shout out to Zac Efron! He did such an amazing job and I wished he was nominated for an award for this movie or the movie being nominated itself (*cough* Oscars)😢
The line "tonignt i walk with my brothers." Broke me
Just googled “mason Quinn wrestler” and can’t believe my eyes. Three of the doctors with a history of dishing out the badd medicine.
They omitted some other family tragedies. David was married to his second wife when he passed away in Japan. His first marriage fell apart after he and his first wife's 13-week-old daughter passed away from SIDS. Kerry was married although he and his wife were separated, and they had two daughters when he passed.
And Mike was married for a year and divorced. He was dating a lady named Margaret when he passed.
I lost my 23 year old brother to suicide 6 months ago. I can genuinely say losing a sibling like that is unlike anything i've ever experienced or could imagine experiencing. This movie was incredible
funny story though- my brother was on his high school wrestling team for exactly 1 day because during the very first practice he got a concussion lmao. he probably would have liked this movie too, though :')
I always appreciate that the Oak always has something unique to say. I've been watching the backlog of Avatar the last Airbender. He never fails at picking up some sort of lesson.
Kerry missing out on the Olympics hit Fritz really hard as he too missed out on going to the Olympics as a discus thrower when he was younger. According to Kevin if Fritz had been able to go his best throw would've been long enough to win a gold medal. The reason that Fritz couldn't go was that he could not afford to pay for his own travel and the AAU wouldn't pay for it because Fritz had gotten married.
When in high school Fritz had set the Texas state high school record in the discus, it stood until Kerry broke it.
5 hours late to this, but I'm now done with my big responsibilities for the day and ready to sit down and cry with the four Golden Boys! 💜
Watched this on Christmas with my parents and older and younger brother. This movie really hit me and my family hard. My brothers and dad never cry at movies. Only my mom and I. But this one had us all in tears. They really gave us a happy beginning and then after the first tragedy. Came another and another. It really hit deep. Hope y’all enjoy this. Can’t wait to watch with you guys ❤❤❤❤
Diamond Dave you did an amazing editing job! This is an amazing movie. ❤ I lost my only sister last year to a murder and I watch my daughter and she told me I'll be your best friend you talk about crying it's pain like no other.😢
I’m so sorry to hear that, I can’t imagine what you must be feeling rn. I lost a close friend to suicide a few months ago and even that has been an absolutely soul-crushing experience, but truthfully I don’t know how I would handle a situation like what what you’re describing. I don’t know you but I can tell you just based on this comment alone that you’re an insanely strong person, just making it through every day is a feat unto its own and I hope you remember to commend yourself for fighting on. Not that it amounts to anything but my heart is with you. ❤️
@@owengraziano7288 thank you so much I have ppl tell me a lot I'm strong but I don't see it I'm trying to. I lost my dad to cancer 4 almost 5 years ago and then my best friend to suicide right before my sister was murdered. My mom is barely hanging on she is sick and I know she's fixing to go anyday it's so hard. But thank you so much for your comment and I am so sorry for your loss losing someone no matter if they're blood or not if you're close it's pain that you never get over!! But here's a hug from me to you 🫂💙🌻
This movie makes me want to hold my little sister and never let her go. Our father is a piece of work who got around, so we didn’t meet until we were in our 20’s, but we immediately connected and it was truly like finding a missing piece in life. I always wanted to be a big sister growing up, and I’m lucky enough to have a second chance to do it.
Sportatorium was actually torn down years ago, but that is how it looked. The only thing that was wrong was the city of Dallas skyline right behind it. Sportatorium actually faced the city. Still drive past where it was every day, brings back a lot of memories.
Holt mccanlly is a phenomenal actor playing fritz should won award
I have been watching you guys forever---I had NO idea you were wrestlers!
Thought I knew almost everything about the Von Erich story, didn't expect to be moved to tears in the theater. So glad y'all watched this one! 💖
saw this in theatres not knowing ANYTHING except that zac efron was in it, absolutely incredible film!!
I wish my Great-Nephew could have watched this and hear your words Mr. The Oak. He shot himself early this week and was buried two days ago.
I’m the youngest of six and every Friday night we I would have to sit in front of the tv and watch the fights at the Sportatorium, in hopes that I would see my momma. She loved wrestling with a passion and she loved the Von Erich’s. I always like Chief Wahoo McDaniel, but I didn’t much like being alone in the house before I was in first grade being baby sat by the tv. Then the would come home drunk having fun that turns into fights. Momma loved Fritz and she tried to raise us like he did his boys. She was extremely strict. (I got six whoopings in one day with a razor strap, a switch, a belt like a bull whip…) I used to hide behind the stove in the kitchen and fall asleep or in an abandoned ice box, sometimes in the trunk of an old car they had in the back, so she couldn’t find me. And then, to me, the Von Erich’s slowly just disappeared and I didn’t know why. I thought they were losing so much they quit.
These are my memories this movie brought me. I’m 61 now, but I still have those deep memories that will probably the last things I remember as I’m passing on.
I loved Maura Tierney in this movie. She has always been a strong actress and I she gets better roles. She’s just still to tied to the tv show ER.
The actor who played ric flair actually defends his portrayal and talk about how he approached the role in an interview/article. “Eisenberg explained how he approached the role, noting that he never intended for his portrayal to be an impersonation. He said that he felt there was enough really great Flair impersonations in circulation and didn't feel mimicry would fit the film.” “He stressed that it should be considered that he wasn't attempting to impersonate Flair, rather than craft a dramatized version of a historical character, and he feels that he did what he felt best served the film and best honored Ric Flair.” I did not include quotes of what he said though and just included what the journalist/interviewer wrote
13 minutes into the reaction, i feel the need to watch this film for the first time and come back later for the reaction. The gentle, big brother has a unique and captivating quality to his personality that one can't help for root for.
We need to know more about the badd medicine troupe wrestling days
Damn, I waited to see this movie with you guys, I was a big wrestling fan in my youth but I wasn't a hardcore fan, it was pretty much WWE in the 2000's and 2010's so I'm very ignorant to the wrestling world. Of course I didn't know about the Von Erich's and this film was deep.
Right in the end with "I used to be a brother" I couldn't hold it and broke, I have 4 brothers and 4 cousins that raised me and always saw as brothers, so that line hit hard because I fear of loosing them and be left alone.
Really impressed by the cast but particularly Zac Efron. Really fantastic movie and I feel like they handled it really well. Showing the pressure put on them was hard to watch but so important. Really glad they made this movie ♥️
I understand the reasoning for leaving a brother out but it still rubs me the wrong way overall but I will say, the scenes where it’s a hectic and energetic wrestling scene to cut to an empty and quiet locker room is bone chilling
them being former pro wrestlers just makes so much sense
I love watching your old wrestling videos. I think Diamond Dave Demone vs Sadist is my favorite
Omg they finally released this movie on hbo so I finally watched. I couldn't wait to see your guys reactions. I came here immediately after watching the movie. Because of you guys being wrestlers I know y'all gonna deliver the most authentic reaction. Mike was my favorite so sad what happened to him. And poor Kevin idk how he dealt with all this. He's a strong person.
And omg that intro in yall wrestling days sheesh 😩😩
Kevin was *not* involved with the making of this movie. They had some of the family on set, but not Kevin. They didn't have him on the set, and they didn't ask for his input on the script at all. Which he said in an interview that he was nervous about, because he wasn't sure where the filmmakers were going to get the information from, and what stories were they going to go with. Especially when it came to his dad.
Sure, enough after he saw the movie the first time Kevin said that the one thing, he didn't like was how the movie depicted his father. He calls Fritz a "decent and honorable man," and he's never (or at least now) blamed his father for the deaths of any of his brothers. He blames accidents, illness and substance abuse, especially in the deaths of the brothers that took their own lives.
went to see this movie with my brother while it was out in theatres thinking it would be a fun wrestling movie and boy oh boy.. we had just lost our dad suddenly a few months prior and it hit way too close to home - but in a way that allowed us to be at peace too given the bittersweet final scene, not that it helped calm the flood of tears though lmao.
i knew oak has his bodybuilding thing going (btw congrats on meeting arnold schwarzenegger!!) but had no idea the rest of you guys were pro wrestlers. it’s great from a reaction sense to see how the movie is taken from the 3 that know the story in comparison to oak experiencing it for the first time. and i got to learn a little more from your comments at the end which i love!
I didn't know you guys were wrestlers! Pro Wrestling is the only form of entertainment I consume right now so this was a nice surprise.
One of the best dramas ever made, but it is such a heavy film that just showed the love of the brothers and how they truly loved being around each other, it’d a hard film to watch cause it’s so heavy but a great film about many things and things that motivate us to continue to live even though it’ can be hard like it was for Kevin. The film did a good job showing his pain and the perseverance he displayed even when life felt like it never was gonna get better for him
That Indian is the most wholesome sweetest thing I have seen in a long time
It shows that you don’t have to repeat the mistakes of the past
God bless Kevin and his entire family 🙏
My first wrestling match I ever went to was in mid south wrestling right before David died
Can I say I'm still new to you guys and I don't know much about your lives, but now knowing you guys have experience as wrestlers makes you even more amazing.
sooo interesting to see people who know a lot about wrestling, this era of wrestling, and this particular story reacting to this movie. such interesting insight. thank you!
Thank y’all for doing this movie. I grew up in DFW area during the heyday of the Von Eric’s. And thank you all for the time you put in on all reactions. One of favorites. ❤❤
I got to see kerry Von Eric which was my favorite back in 92 in wwf vs ted dibiase house show before he was let go
Great reaction as usual. As someone who knew nothing about these guys before seeing the movie, it was cool to see the reaction of people who had that insight. The movie did a great job of making me feel for these people and the ending was so bittersweet, it broke me.
Good film! My uncle was a wrestler in the 70’s and 80’s when Portland wrestling was big. Wish he was around to see this movie.
Chris wasnt in the movie because the people involved in creating it said it would make the movie way too tragic
This movie blew me away. It made me cry. I didn’t know anything about this family. I’m pretty blown away by this film.
I’ve felt all along they combined Chris with Kerry. Explains the smaller stature actor. Also, I’ve always heard Kerry and Chris were really tight.
Thanks for the amazing uploads guys! Also apprefiate the consistent amount of them, as well! Basiclly watched mostly evertbing on both channels. Cant get enough!
knowing you guys are wrestling fans i’ve been waiting for this reaction!!
My favorite movie of 2023 saw this on my birthday when I turned 21 it was a special story and I cried three times at the theater.
IVE BEEN SO EXCITED FOR THIS ONE
I love this movie, and i love wrestling, as a woman its really clear to me that this film does a good job on speaking about something that doesnt get brought up alot. Mens mental health. The film does a great job of showing what generations of "suck it up" does to a person. Its a truly tragic piece of wrestling history, and hopefully this film shines a light on what men go through on a daily basis with their mental health trying to uphold an "ideal image of masculinity". ❤
First off, great reaction fellas! I enjoyed this movie a lot, being a longtime wrestling fan. A24 DID NOT disappoint! 🙌🏽
But also, wow! I only knew you guys as YT reactors. Didn’t realize that you were also in the industry, and for such a long period of time at that - so cool! NOW all the wrestling references you throw out during some of your other reactions make more sense, haha!
Sadly, the Dallas Sportatorium is not still there - it was demolished in 2003.
Saw this movie yesterday with my GF and this emotional but a great groundbreaking film, I loved it
I have been waiting to see y’all each this since y’all live streamed the rumble. This movie really really stuck with me. Chavo did great with them and everything was done perfectly. There are two more brothers that past in real life and the flim doesn’t show it because how heartbreaking it already is.
It was such a beautiful thing to see the tight bond these brothers had and that is what also made it so heartbreaking. I didn't know the story but I come from a big family (8 siblings total) and we had always been extremely close. Big holidays big birthdays big weekends and we have lost that along the way in recent years. Kevin reminded me of my baby brother (ironically named Keven) and that made me super emotional at the end.
They all did a great job in these rolls but Zack 🤌
Great reaction as always
I lovedddd this movie im so glad yall reacted to it!! I wish it got more attention
Such a good movie. I do wish they took a bit more time in between each death and included the missing brother. I know one was An amalgamation of two.
I watched a documentary about the family, then watched this movie. I’m so happy you reacted to this movie.
Maybe you guys will tackle Jeremy Allen White’s comedy The Bear 🐻😉
Absolutely need a reaction to The Bear !
YES CHEF!!!
i second this
I didn’t know you guys were wrestlers, I’m a big wrestling fan, awesome.
In my top 3 films of last year, amazing
Man this movie made me feel miserable😭. What is amazing heart wrenching story. This movie didn't make much but definitely oscar worthy! That intro of you guys wrestling gave me goosebumps🤜🔥🤛
Yeah but it's going to be that movie that touches a lot of people's hearts deep down classic
@@paulcarpenter7844 Yeah Absolutely
Had no idea you guys were wrestlers….made me a bigger fan of this channel💪💪💪
Doris saying she didnt wanna wear the dress was heartbreaking😢
Woah I'm real early, excited to watch these guys watch this incredible movie. If you haven't seen southpaw heavy recommendation, similar vibe to this one a real tear jerker
just watched, loved this and those comments from oak at the end really ring true. thank you guys for always giving me 30-60mins a day of fun distraction this channel means more than you'll know
I sobbed openly in the movie theater. Haven’t done that since Godzilla 1998 when I was 7.
In late December 2001 a fire started inside the building. The flames quickly spread and caused major damage to the arena's upstairs offices. The fire proved to be the coup de grâce for the Sportatorium, its long-rumored demolition finally taking place in the spring of 2003. Before its implosion, Kevin Von Erich took off a bench-seat and a few items from the Sportatorium as souvenirs. Kevin took one final tour of the historic arena, which was featured in its famed DVD documentary Heroes of World Class, released in 2006. Exactly 10 years after the death of Kerry Von Erich, February 18, 2003.
I saw this on an airplane with just captions because my headphones weren’t working. Was in absolute tears from it all.
I gotta say holy shit im in shock seeing those old clips if you guys so young makes me want to get back out there and try again
The father was the curse. I'm sorry, but that's how I feel. There was so much love between the brothers and the father didn't care about that.
The father and the mother. She was too passive and didnt step in. "Thats between yall" im sprry ma'am but th abuse of your children by their father involves you too
Biggest shock of this movie was how much I cried.
This definitely had an impact on you guys.
I’ve never clicked a notification faster!!
I wasn't even interested in watching this until I saw you guys react to it. You guys are great. ✌🏽
Wow wasn't expecting an emotional movie
Thank you Oak for your wonderful message ❤There is always hope.
Just finished watching this right now & man that movie was phenomenal was emotional
I caught that Cow Bell SNL reference there Oak!....I'm with ya!......