FIRST TIME WATCHING: The Orphanage...what an UNDERRATED movie
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James and Ninetailedbrush watch a reaction request for The Orphanage by Guillermo del Toro!!! Enjoy!
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this movie traumatized me lol, the fact that simon was in the house the whole time and probably died that same night when he fell over the stairs. it was simon that pushed laura into the bathroom he was just dressed in tomas’s clothes to prove to her that he wasn’t lying about seeing tomas. such a tragic but beautiful movie, and great reaction guys!
I really don't understand how people talk online. The movie traumatized you, so you laughed out loud? That makes no sense at all.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks lol
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks It's obvious in hindsight that "mlk" lol'ed at the thought that El Orfanato traumatized him as a kid, now "mlk" probably knows better, it's not that hard to understand, really.
It's an act of mercy if Simon was actually killed by the fall.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks Or you're just stupid
Love, love, love that you've reacted to this masterpiece. Fun fact: the woman who plays the medium is Charlie Chaplin's daughter. And HER daughter played Talisa Stark in Game of Thrones.
Omg I knew about Talisa from Game of Thrones, I didn’t know about The medium on this movie, thanks for the info!🙌🏻
I feel like that "knock on the wall" scene at the end was creepier than every Conjuring film put together. Most of the Spanish-language ghost films I've seen are very much a blend of supernatural and real-world horror, with the real-world events being the the worse aspects-see Pan's Labyrinth. The father in that is way scarier than any ghost.
Saw this in the theater when it came out, was warned by 3 different staff, ticket seller in the booth, ticket taker inside and usher at theater door, that it was Spanish with English subtitles. I said to the usher let me guess you had a ton of walk outs complaining about having to read the dialogue. His nod was so tired and defeated I really felt sorry for the whole staff. Also loved this movie, clever plot, some twists and lots of great scenes but it was the knock on the wall part that really had my tension up to 11
Yep, the world is full of slow, closed-minded, uncultured, xenophobic people. They probably move their lips when they read.....if they read.
Simón dressed in Tomás clothes to show Laura because she didn't believe him and he was still angry at her so he pushed her in the bathroom. When Laura finds Simóns body in the basement he is wearing Tomás clothes.
As for the father, have to keep in mind almost everything if not everything happened to her, not him & months & months has passed & he is right in the sense they are looking for the dead while he probably still believe more in the kidnapped by family member so for him, who also probably dont believe in ghosts at that moment while in his own grief. He is a doctor, so he is driven by science & methodical thoughts most likely & may just see her having some sort of suppressed memory or whatever. So personally I feel it was quite understandable that he wanted away for a bit. The smile in the end was him at peace knowing she was not alone in the end, that she is at peace with Simone & Thomas.
Definitely. And in the context of the movie, there is that one scene of the group therapy with other people who lost loved ones, and they explain how it's very common to see or feel loved ones after they pass away. So, the scene at the end is Carlos experiencing that phenomenon. He smiles because it is a moment of comfort knowing that Laura is still with him in spirit, probably with Simon also. Whether or not the ghosts and spirits are actually a reality in this film, can be debated, since the film follows the same concept as Pan's Labyrinth (directed by Del Toro), in which the audience can determine what is fantasy and what is not, or rather if there is a difference between the two at all.
U're not wrong but just once in a horror movie I'd like it to have BOTH PARENTS BELIEVE!
If you loved this movie, you definitely NEED to check out Pan´s Labyrinth, directed and written by Guillermo del Toro!
Yes! This and Pan's Labyrinth are two of my favorite movies ever.
What's pan's labyrinth has to do with them liking the orphanage
Both are great movies, but not sure they have so much to do with each other where liking one suggest you might like the other. There are other great films Orphanage style that are more similar.
@@Acepunydefoc Guillermo del Toro was a producer on this, both movies take place in mid-20th century Spain, the main characters are semi-unreliable narrators and both stories are a mix of real world horror and supernatural/fantasy.
@@SaintLeon True, I guess I was talking from a personal view as I loved this but not so much the other. It's true they have many similarities.
I love this movie! I think Simón found Tomas's clothes in the basement and put them on to show her mom. But he was also still mad at his mom, that's why he wasn't acting like himself and pushed her.
She locked her own kid inside the wall accidentally, he died, she found him, ate pills, died as well and is now looking after the other dead kids.
omg I remember watching this movie when I was a child I was TRAUMATIZED but today I love horror movies lol.. loved the reaction!!!
This is one of the saddest movies I've ever seen
I just watch it yesterday ... I cry A LOT
I sat in the dark and cried for 30 minutes after I watched this.
It made me cry too, and I don’t cry over most movies.
I'm surprised I haven't seen anyone suggest The Devil's Backbone yet. It's another historical horror in Spanish taking place in a children's home during the Spanish wars, directed by Guillermo del Toro. Really really good as well!
Spaniard here, I may be biased but Spanish horror kicks ass, I love The Orphanage! Also, this movie wasn't directed by Del Toro, he was a producer! J.A. Bayona directed it, he's also directed Jurassic World 2 and The Impossible, he's great. If you guys are up for more Spanish horror, I definitely recommend REC, the best found footage! As always, great reaction guys
This is one of my favorite horror movies ever!!! It scared the hell out of me when I was little. My mom and I watch it every Halloween season!! I'm so glad y'all are watching it!!!
So my interpretation is Símon went down to the basement room, put on Tomás's clothes and the mask, to show Laura the truth. He pushed her into the bathroom because he was still mad her about everything, and he was throwing a tantrum.
Hi! can you guys react next to “Sinister”. It’s one of those underrated yet best horror movies of all time. Thanks!
Garbage movie
Meh
That's a great movie!
Sinister is one of my favorite horrors~
@@adorerena6382 make your own suggestion then since you have better taste. maybe you can get more than 40 likes
The landscapes are in Northern Spain
This is actually the first scary movie I ever watched, I was 10 and me and all my cousins thought it would be fun to watch this when we were home alone xd
I saw it in school when I was 10 too😂 I was traumatized for a while hahaha was my first scary movie as well
So I JUST finished this movie and I'm balling like a baby, guess I'll cry again
Right? It’s kinda amazing
Yes! Underrated movie, indeed! Watched this years ago and it still is one of my favorite horror movies to date.
Omg I never clicked play so fasttt! This is one of my favorite movies ever!
You should do Pan's Labyrinth if you didn't see it. It is a masterpiece. I also love his american movies like Crimson Peak and Mama but I think people often misunderstand them, I feel that what he is making is dark fairy tales rather than straight up horrors.
why am I sobbing at a commentary of a movie I've never watched 😭😭 when I realised how he died man the tears, they won't stop. poor lady I would have offed myself too I can't imagine that kind of pain💔
It was never Tomás who was at the party, that was Simón in Tomás costume, he wanted her to go see the basement, he was angry at her and just pushed her and locked her in the bathroom, then the rest is history, he died in that disguise
LOVE the movie, one of my favs overall. I love how one goes in thinking the usual, ghosts will do the harm yet it all comes down to human actions & mistakes & all the ghosts wanted was attention, to be heard, to tell their story. Brilliant movie!
I remember watching this in the language lab in college. I was taking a Spanish summer class and we had to watch so many hours of Spanish films. This was one of the movies I watched. Lol, this movie creeped me out...
I just love that they present you with two solutions in the end and you can pick and believe what suits you more. I really love this movie and it's the first scary movie that made me cry
Not sure if anyone's already said but this is a based on Peter Pan. The guy that wrote Peter Pan - his brother died as a child his mother kept pictures of him around the house and to her he was always a child - the boy that never grew up. The only way someone can stay a child forever is if they die as a child and those are the memories you have of them. Pan's Labyrinth (some very creepy scenes) is based on Alice in Wonderland set during the Spanish civil war. Devil's Backbone is also very good.
I'm writing this mid-video so idk if they figure it out but the kid attacked the mom because she was getting mad at her son
ALSO the kids were just playing with SImon but the mom accidentally locked him in and so the ghosts were trying to get her to find him.
ALSO ALSO idk if it was clear but the girl that was adopted from the orphanage and she bought it when she was older (the mom) and meant to start a community home for non-neurotypical kids.
Lastly, the old lady is a ghost...I think
can you believe I was forced to watch this in Spanish class? I cant handle horror films but I can appreciate this one OMGGGG
It’s super awesome!!
@@whitenoisereacts 😱😱😱
Only thought of it because i misread the title but you guys should watch Orphan too!
Ah our two favorite boys watching scary movies in the dark :) (nevermind it’s not in the dark)
Indeed
Lmao, I thought it wasn’t horror
Great reaction guys. Please react to more Guillermo del Toro guys, his movies are amazing, Hellboy, The Shape of Water and Scary Stories to tell in the Dark (script) are pretty cool :) i dont know if you know but he almost directed The Hobbit.
omg today I saw this movie after years, it's a devastating story. Saludos from Argentina, love your videos.
I hate and love that these horror reactions come out around 12am for me. Loving the content guys!
On the topic of foreign films, they should react to "goodnight mommy" its a pretty good Austrian movie
I just love this movie. Yes, definitely underrated. So many great movies are missed because they have subtitles. I can't imagine the Mom's guilt after realizing that she actually caused the death of her son. So heartbreaking. I don't think I could live with that either. Thank you.
Everyone in Latinoamérica and Spain knows this movie, it's a horror classic and very realistic too, Guillermo is insane!!!
Soo sad that Simon was there the whole time, also tomas ghost was in the beach cave was Simon who brings him back to the house, also tomas WAS mad at the other kids but at the end he forgives them cause they also suffered a lot, it's some sort of happy ending, the kids are not a lone anymore, tomas it's not alone anymore and Laura and Simon got back together
Yesssss, I'm so glad you guys reacted to this.
The part where she turns around and finds a skeleton in her bed (WITHOUT SUDDEN JUMPSCARE NOISES) scared the hell out of me, I'll never forget.
Been already 7 years since I last saw this I think.
And the movie your cousin was thinking about is probably the original Funny Games.
watched the first 20min in spanish class, got intrigued and watched it on my own later, now its one of my favorite movies :D happy to finally see a reaction video to it, you guys are awesome btw
Watch the Spanish movie 'Rec'. It's really scary.
Great video guys! It's nice to see you react to movies from different places, there are tons of good ones!
Yes!! Definitely one of my favorite scary movies..it's actually really sad.🥺 thanks for reacting, not a lot of people know about this little gem. 👌
i remember first watching this movie being an 11 y/o and felling so sad afterwards, absolutely heartbreaking... one of my favorites tho
Speaking of foreign films, Train to Busan? 😏
Also, I just rewatched a highly underrated film from 2017 called Only the Brave. Starring Josh Brolin, Miles Teller, Jennifer Connelly and more. I forgot how amazing this film is. Based on a true story and Josh should have won an oscar for it. So good. Would love to see y'all react to it if you're ever interested in the future!
As always, great reaction!
Omg y'all should watch A Tale of Two Sisters!!!
My Spanish teacher made us watch this towards the end of the year and I'd never seen a horror/scary movie before and I was so scared 🤣 I HIGHLY recommend you guys watch Stay Alive it's a movie about a game where the way you die in the game is the way you die in real life, it's pretty gooood, same vibes as dead silence
Omg same my Spanish teacher made us watch this movie and all the scary movies and I was so scared 😂
omg yes! this has been one of my favourite movies since I first started getting into horror like 10 years ago. I'm so glad you're bringing some attention to it and gave it a shot.
OMG, thank you to the person who suggested this film!🥰
You should watch "goodnight mommy" its a horror/drama from austria. One of the first horror movies i watch and i really enjoyed it, so maybe you two should give it a try 🖤🖤🖤 I really enjoyed your reaction to the orphanage. its a really good movie in my eyes, so it was fun seeing someone reacting to it and giving it the respect it deserves 🥰🥰
Such a beautiful movie- I don't speak spanish- but I can still hear all the deliveries and intonations when I watch the silent clips- this movie is just that ingrained in my memory.
I was obsessed with this film in high school. Def a lifelong favorite
Speaking of Spanish horror, "REC"
I have no clue what this movie is but I know I’m going to enjoy the commentary.
There is a vast world of great cinema in “foreign films”. You guys should definitely watch more non english movies! :) Here’s few great ones to begin with: Let the right one in (Swedish). Amelie (French), Pan’s labyrinth, The Devil’s backbone (Spanish), The Unknown soldier, Rare exports, Iron sky (Finnish)…
She was close to death and could see them because she would eventually kill herself, what one of the guys said about past, present and future being all at the same time. Also she was locked in the bathroom injured and falling in the bathtub just like Simón eventually was locked injured and fell in the basement? I had forgotten the legendary Senhor Barriga from Chaves played one of the ghost investigators.
@Daniel Chávez It is Chaves in Brasil
Okay now you need to watch train to Busan !!!!!
Yessss! Think James is procrastinating watching all the blood 😱😁
I remember watching this as a kid. Still terrified to watch it again but I want to know if it's as good as I remeber thinking it was. I watched once but it's still my favourite horror movie
I have vaguest memories of seeing this movie as a kid
I have never watch this movie, BUT I'm a native spanish speaker
Another highly recommended Spanish film is Open your eyes (1997). It has the same director as The Others, Alejandro Amenábar.
YAAAAASSS YAS YAS... I LOVE THIS MOVIE!✨💜 (I haven't watched the video yet)
Can react to "El secreto de sus ojos"? Is a movie from Argentina that won an Oscar :)
Also maybe "Relatos Salvajes", another film from Argentina that is made up of multiple independent stories. Thanks!
Two other hidden gems you guys might like: The Haunting of Helena and No-Do (“Fangoria Frightfest: The Haunting” in English) Both are Spanish language films but have dubbed versions.
So glad you guys watched this. Amazingly underrated film and not many channels react to it. This is why your channel is so wholesome!
I love watching your reactions guys you're the best! Best wishes Anna
Well ur so sweet, and we’re so happy y’all are enjoying our stuff
omg I remember watching this movie when I was a kid and being TRAUMATIZED
Black swan would be a nice add to the weird psychological movies you could watch 🙏🏻 and the vvitch
Great movie, great reaction, my thanks for whatever patreon suggested this.
Omg, my brain did short circuit when i realized they were speaking shpanish. I mesn,that my ✨mother language ✨
So now im only translating ur comments in my mind.😂😂😂
You guys should watch The Curse of La Llorona since you guys are doing Spanish films. Its crazy lol
You should watch Pan's Labyrint of Guillermo del Toro
You should watch:
1) The sixth sense
2) The exorcism of Emily Rose
3) Stree (it's in Hindi and is a horror comedy)
4) Sinister
Guillermo is incredible
So happy you guys reacted to this. It’s one of my favorite films.
The main actress was in an incredible movie named The Sea Inside, though it’s a bit heavy
"Mar adentro" - Spain 2004
Just watched this movie and went to see if there were any reactions on TH-cam, lol perfect timing.
Ju-on is the japanese original of The Grudge, you guys should react to that! Or A Tale of Two Sisters, a very critically acclaimed korean horror film.
Oh gods, this one left scars on my soul.
Dude this was my Patreon select. Cant wait to watch this. Thanks!
Me,a bilingual: Ah, finally! A worthy opponent!
(Which means analizying your english comments,while enjoying the movie in my language👌🤣🤣double thinking process)
Juan Antonio Bayona have very good movies.
Good watch is 'house at the end of time.' It is a Venezuelan movie but very good
I should've watched the movie itself but it was so intriguing that I ended up reading the summary then watching Itspremative's and your's reaction on it. However watching your reaction is what made me bawl my eyes and I'm honest, towards the end I really needed to stop twice to go and wash my face because of tears. I can tell this movie sure is underrated and tragedy. I love how there's no violence revolving supernatural element unlike other movies where ghosts are portrayed bad.
Not sure if I've seen this one. Momentarily thought you had reacted to Orphan (2009) which was a wild horror movie. Also check out Mama (2013 with Jessica Chastain and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) and Splice. Mama was an underrated fantasy/horror and Splice was I think The first horror/R rated movie I saw in theaters and it still sticks with me.
Check out Los Ojos de Julia (Julia's Eyes) also Spanish horror with the same actress as the main protagonist.
You guys need to watch the orphan!!! It’s such a good movie, one of the best horror movies!
yes i can't wait for the sequel!
I saw this movie so long ago, I forgotten that I'd watched it. It was so sad. Sad horror is rare but it's good stuff. This recent past movie in 2020 Come Play it wasn't scary but had scary conditions but mostly it was just sad. I'm glad you liked this movie, I couldn't get my friends to watch it because they're against subtitles. People miss out on good things when they have unreasonable hang-ups🙂
Now you have to watch "Volver" or "Hable Con Ella..." Or any other Pedro Almodovar film. Great, great films from Spain and amazing Spanish director.
Something about this movie gives me "Mother!" vibes. I don't know if you guys have seen it, but Jennifer Lawrence is in it and it gets so insane. I really recommend watching it if you haven't!
PLEASE watch Splice. It's an awful movie. Like literally so bad but it leaves you thinking about everything. I was traumatised by this😭
Why is the audio muted? 🤔
I think they did it because of copyright. Most channels have to do it so the videos don't get blocked or worse. 😉😉
The Others with Nicole Kidman is a good one to watch too
You guys should do the TV series of The Exorcist. It ran 2 seasons on Fox and it is EXCELLENT!
I thought it was a good show 👍
Have u guys watched orphan? If not, I highly recommend it!!
Awesome film great reaction lads
Please react to The House at the End of Time, an awesome scifi/suspense Venezuelan film.
You guys should watch and react to THE SINISTER, LIGHTS OUT, MAMA.
One of the best spanish films out there. Shame you muted the film, I would have loved to have heard the audio.
This is a really good movie, glad y’all reacted to it. You guys please check out sinister, it’s really good too, maybe you’ll like it, pretty please, I really enjoy your reactions 🥰
The sound of the movie isn't working for me, is it a copyright issue or something? I'd like to watch it when it's fixed. :)