Chernobyl 1x2 REACTION Part 1 | "Please Remain Calm"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2020
- This is my reaction to Chernobyl 1x2 REACTION Part 1 | "Please Remain Calm"
Come through acting, come through costuming, come through score!
Good lord this is an excellent show and I need to pop extra anti-anxiety meds before next episode. Also, can Jared Harris be in literally everything? He usually plays characters with such power and gravitas - it was genuinely a surprise to see him being cast aside and insulted this episode. I'm really enjoying seeing Jared Harris (Valery) act alongside Stellan Skarsgard (Scherbina) - it's like a warped buddy cop situation.
I'm only two episodes in but am incredibly impressed by the show and am not surprised it won so many awards. Hyped for ep 3!
Feel free to request anything you'd like me to watch. TV shows/films, trailers, music videos, performances, interviews - whatever! Just put it down in the comments.
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This video was ready a couple of days ago but I had some exporting issues. Grr!
Oh well, what an excellent show!
The washing of the car and the clothes actually helps. It’s not there to wash away the radiation, but to wash away dirt, dust and any other particle, that has come into contact with radioactive material. Because if you would for example remove your clothes before you washed it, you may get radioactive dust and dirt from your clothes into your lungs or on your skin, which is WAY worse then having it on your led shielded clothes.
I'm so glad you're continuing this series! Trust me, even with the difficult-to-watch scenes, the acting, cinematography and sound design ALONE make it worth watching, let alone the masterful and suspenseful story telling. You'll enjoy it...... in the end, you'll see! :D
Oo! Delighted to see you continued with this series - it's absolutely excellent. I would say 'enjoy' - but that's not really the right word. Appreciate!
"...And so strode forth the Juliette. In sharp grace, accompanied by mystic mists. Her beauty more fierce than ever and thunder whipped from each of her words".
Back at Chernobyl.
You do the best reactions/reviews for shows. Love the the depths you go into, of history, debates and emotional connection.
Hahaha! 👏👏
How very kind. :)
@@JulietteReacts Bless you :)
I hope you're doing well! I come back and watch your videos whenever I'm in a youtube lull because I just love how you react! Chernobyl was an especially great reaction series and I hope to see you finish it!
Also 13:28 made me laugh out loud. Thank you for showing what we are all thinking!
Thanks for reacting to this miniseries, which is the best miniseries I've ever seen. This episode in particular, is incredible.
Please, you're very good at this. Please continue the series
That's really nice of you to say. There's repairs going on in my house for the next two days but I'll get filming on Thursday.
Aaaand she's back! Chernobyl AND Generation Kill? This is madness! (keep it up)
I will for lovely people like you. :)
Your editing is top notch!
Thank you! Would definitely like to take some classes.
I love so many of your reaction series! I adored Band of Brothers and the Pacific and I was so excited to see you've started watching Chernobyl - you have so many on the point reactions.
Your WTF attitude at the beginning was how I was feeling through out. There was just so much confusion, your editing is amazing too.
On a random note, can I just say I am in love with your wallpaper! It's so pretty haha!
Thanks for your lovely comment!!
I put the wallpaper up myself 😉
the firefighters coats are still in the hospital basement and still are highly radioactive from what iv heard.
Yes, and many Chernobyl tourists have visited them but because they are still that dangerous, the Ukrainian government walled the basement of the hospital in, so no one could visit these dangerous places again.
"drinks tea angrily" LOL - ok subscribed.
Hi from France! I just discovered your channel. I love Chernobyl and I love reaction videos. I can't wait to see more of your videos!
Merci beaucoup! ❤️
It's my decision to make
Then make it
I've been told not too
Is it or is it not your decision
I'M IN CHARGE HERE
That is one of my favorite interactions in the series... so well acted and written and effective.
Right? Two powerhouse actors with a great script. Unfff.
hope we have not to wait another 2 month for the next episode... great rreaction btw :)
Okay now you'll wait 4 months 😉😉
You will love the sires . It will teach you a lot about nuclear power
Hey Juliette! Missed your voice to hear and was waiting or your another Chernobyl reaction! Glad to see, you are continuing this.
One thing I can't undestand, and I must tell it - why nose piercing? It doesn't look good, for me, that's creepy - you don't need that! Unless you just like it - but I am that one, who completely doesn't understand the entire idea of piercing...
You should definitely check out Bojak Horseman. Really up your ally on humor and great characters
Fun Fact: The pile of fireman's clothes and equipment was real and is still in the abandoned Pripyat hospital. 30 years later they emit dangerous levels of radiation.
Apparently that pile of radioactive fireman's gear is still right where they dropped it in this episode - in the basement of that hospital.
Whoa.
it is and still clocking over 800 r. They are still finding graphite on the ground now days. And yes we did know.
@@Reshtarc It'd be such a chilling detail to see in person, if you were immune to radiation. I suppose they'd be pretty degraded, though.
Reason because these officials are so stubborn is multi-faceted. But here are some reasons to be afraid:
Vladimir I. Rytov, a deputy Minister of Fisheries - executed in 1982 for smuggling millions of dollars worth of caviar to the West.
The chairman of Technopromexport, Yuri V. Smelyakov was executed in 1984 for "systematically taking big bribes". Alongside with his director of imports, V. A. Pavlov.
Bella Borodkina, head of the restaurants and canteens department in Gelendzhik, was sentenced to death for receiving $758,500 in bribes. 1983.
Yuri Sokolov, director of a gourmet food store, executed for corruption. 1984.
Yes, before Gorbachev and his Perestroika and Glasnost policies... but the fear is still there. Sure, these executions may have had a strategic purpose... but still...
edit: the method was execution by shooting, lead and brass is cheap
Good lord
God I love soviet stuff
As a side note, you really should give Lucifer a try. Its a fun show.
I actually have watched it! (Well, not the latest series yet). I just have a sort of love/hate relationship with the show.
Tom Ellis kills it but the lack of daring (writing-wise) pissed me off. The absurd amount of resets (in Chloe and Lucifer's relationship and with her believing his true identity) was maddening.
I also got tired of the procedural element and wished it would break away from it entirely in favour of an all out genrefest.
I agree it's definitely fun! It just never gave me what I wanted from it. I also low-key am pissed off that Netflix picked it up because I feel the writers absolutely took the piss with character development/plot resets in the early series' and the show should've failed as a result, ha!
But I still watch it. It's just an easy background show for me.
Wow did you not even watch the video?
@@wembleyford huh?
@@JulietteReacts The OP - You mention in this video that you've already seen Lucifer - why would anyone ask you to watch it when they know you've already seen it.
@@wembleyford ah yes, apologies. Didn't see you were a different person! 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
No big deal, sometimes those quick captions are easy to miss! :)
Chernobyl is Covid 19 in the USA 2020
Ideally no it's not ok the way the doctors treated it... The doctors had no proper preparations for it tho and had to do it that way anyways cause it's the best they could do...
If you get upset at scenes of children and dogs dying horribly, this miniseries may not be for you. It will also make you extremely angry.
If you think this is frustrating and maddening (and it is), you should try living in the US under a pandemic with our Soviet puppet (and his minions) in charge. He makes these bureaucrats.look both brave and hyper -intelligent. Makes this show much harder to watch and easier to empathize with the second time around.
Believe me, I'm watching in horror. :(
@@JulietteReacts the fact that you know about just about everything Trump does almost as soon as he does it is the ultimate proof that something like Chernobyl cannot happen in the USA...or really most any country with a free press.
@@iKvetch558 "I heard there's been an explosion in Ohio, they say it was the biggest explosion ever. Huge."
@@JulietteReacts He is a blowhard, isn't he👍...but his ability to keep something like that a secret, as the Soviet Union tried to do with Chernobyl, is just about zero. ✌ The USSR hid the effects of Chernobyl from its own people, but it could not hide them from the world...Trump would not be able to hide it from either...if he even tried to cover it up, it would be a major crime.