Bring It On proved to be a bit of a problem so we rainchecked for a short while. Also heads up, one mic cut out near the end so the audio quality drops a lot
You guys have a great group of supporters, the comment section is overall positive and clever and just really lovely people- says a lot about the vibes you put out☺ thank you!
I think you guys misunderstood. She knew exactly what was going to happen. But she didn't know how much she would care. She didn't know the toll losing all of her friends and having people hate her would be. She just assumed she could take it. People who say "I really don't care at all what people think of me" most of the time secretly do, even if it's just a little bit. She knew she was going to be hated, she just assumed she wouldn't care and... was wrong.
Yeah, she probably knew some people like the Bible-thumping circle would hate her but it spread a lot farther than she could have anticipated and revealed some issues she couldn't have really known were there, like the faculty-student affair and her best friend's backstabbing. Just those two issues alone, especially her friend joining the slut-shaming crowd and how the guidance counselor acted when Olive wanted her to tell the truth, would be enough to throw someone off even if she truly didn't care at all what the strangers in the situation thought about her.
@@themoviebud1988 At the start, she didn't care. That's why she pretended to get her brains banged out by that gay guy. But once it spread to more and more people and she was the universal whore, she began to realize, maybe she wasn't as invisible as she thought. I bet this movie really struck a cord with you. I mean, in school, you were always the one that stood up for others. I remember that about you, a man of character.
Yeah, it’s a subtle set up & the punchline comes at the point when you’re least expecting it, if you even remembered it at all. I’m a big fan of this script. It’s so smart, with lots of fun language & wordplay.
As an adopted kid, who has always known they were adopted Stanley Tuccis's "WHAT?! WHO TOLD YOU?! We were gonna wait and do this together at the right time!!!" always gets me and cracks me up.
The realization on both your faces when you realized that none of the boys would tell eachother what's really going on with Olive solely because they're all teenage boys 😂😂
Yeah, I've been luckier than most and I've still been followed, catcalled, lightly touched on the bus (just my arm). It was all very mild and I was fine, but it's scary and it's so sad that most women (and some men) have to deal with much worse every day.
@@sarah.the.clumsy ahaha yes, I've seen that interview 😂 😂 the entire episode is hilarious if you haven't seen it. Crazy how I cannot picture anyone else portray Nigel though
Todd is definitely one of the better teen love interests, just a down to earth chill ass dude, I also think the fact that he's not insecure about kinda making a fool of himself as the mascot or at red lobster kinda indirectly shows how secure he is with his own self image and how he really doesn't care much what other people think, and his relationship with Olive is really cute and never feels predatory or creepy. The parents are also really great and a refreshing example of parenting that you don't always see in media.
Nice to hear her parents spoken so positively of since that’s how my husband and I are with our daughter, and sometimes I worry about how we’ll be judged by other parents, but we’re also the one whose daughter actually talks to us about everything that most teens are too embarrassed to bring up to their parents. Our thinking is if we say it first and make no big deal out of it, our daughter will know that nothing she can say will shock us. She also knows she will NEVER be judged for anything she does UNLESS she chooses to do something she KNOWS will hurt someone. Something in ignorance is a chance to teach, and if she makes a mistake, that’s a chance to teach. Getting mad doesn’t help. Talking does. Sadly, the way a lot of people think you maintain innocence is by maintaining ignorance. Ignorance is about not knowing. Innocence is about not experiencing. The higher the ignorance, the easier it is to lose innocence without knowing it. Decrease ignorance, and a kid can see what someone is trying to do before it happens, giving them a chance to get away and preserve innocence.
@@Author.Noelle.Alexandria this is beautiful to read. Probably only old-fashioned helicopter parents would think badly of you guys. In my experience, my entire life I've been terrified of my mother. I just want to go live on my own so I don't have to pretend I am someone I am not in front of her all rhe time. She terrifies me and I know that the more she knows about me, the more weapons she has to inflict pain. It is beautiful that your daughter tells you everything and trusts you, in general. Cherish her trust. You don't know how much it means to actually have someone to trust at home.
@@Author.Noelle.Alexandria I am so grateful my parents were like olives. I talk to them about everything and we always had great boundaries and trust. I see so many posts online where people talk about sneaking out and their parents put trackers on their phones and read their messages and I’m so happy I never had to go through any of that.
@@Author.Noelle.Alexandria that's a great way of parenting I think. It's close enough to being "friends" so that your children wouldn't be scared of telling you things but far enough from that concept so that they don't disrespect you. I've always been afraid of telling my mother anything so I never did. She doesn't really know me at all even though I love her and we have a good enough relationship.
Such a good film. The film that solidified Emma Stone as a bonafide movie star and also the cast is so stacked, my personal favourites being Patricia Clarkson and Stanley Tucci as Olive's parents from the ensemble. Loving the Burn Book t-shirt by the way 😂 😂 😂
The parents are honestly one of the highlights of this movie. Seeing this in cinema made Emma Stone one of my favourite actresses 😁 Also if you really like the t-shirt we've got an affiliate link to the website I got it from in the description 😊 - Stef
Sorry to hear that! Not from America, but kids in school really love getting a kick out of spreading nasty rumours. I've seen it happen in my school as well.
Wait so this actually happens in American public schools? I thought this was a dramatization and this only happened in American private schools cause in my American public school no one cared who you slept with but I guess that was just my school?
@@kate_6436 think it depends when she went to high school. Kids were losing their virginities in middle school when I was growing up. And it was seen as "cool". In high school there obviously was drama but definitely not to the extent of the whole school caring. It only affected your little clique.
@@kate_6436 some places it matters more especially in the bible belt, south and etc as represented by the religious groups and students who took major offense
Fun Fact: Stanley Tucci is married to Felicity Blunt, sister of his Devil Wears Prada co-star, Emily Blunt. Also apparently Jennifer Lawrence and Brenda Song auditioned for the role of Olive.
Todd is basically what ever girl wants her boyfriend to be. He's just wholesome. A wholesome boy and a wholesome human. 🤷 Not perfect, just nice, respectful and understanding boundaries.
I laughed until I cried watching your reactions to the party hookup scene. Seeing your reactions to the assault, I just cried. Seeing how upset you were... Strange as it may sound, it felt like a friend offering a shoulder to cry on. You guys are awesome 👍
which scene was that? i’ve seen a couple comments about the party scene but i was confused if people mean olive faking sex with brandon or the guy trying to get with her in the parking lot
I too enjoy their reaction to the assault. It's refreshing to see guys be upset and not just ignore it or joke about it. Obviously you aren't the only guys who would react like that. But it's still refreshing.
@@moonlitskylight5740 agreed! too often i see a 'boys club' mentality. it's good to hear men get vocal. it's very validating and i feel that people are more inclined to listen :')
to be fair there was this like insanely pretty girl in my high school that no one really noticed cuz she was quiet, it doesn't happen often but it does happen lol
Yes this is actually true Most people would think if you are pretty you would automatically be popular but that's not the case. Popular people are mostly extroverts who socialize with people, you know very confident. It doesn't matter how pretty you are, if you are quiet person nobody will notice you or atleast pretend to not notice you
Did she have glasses, or bangs, or wear paint spattered overalls? Because all you have to do is make a bet with a popular jock, take the glasses off and put her in a dress... and boom, everyone notices.
That entire rant the principal went on about progressive schools where students are "partners in learning" was the most immaculate spot-on assessment of my own private school experience 😂
@@mckenzie.latham91 I've been humiliating public school teachers who have talked down to me because I help people educate themselves. They call me uneducated, and by the time I leave, no one respects them. I work great with audiences. Public schools have just become school-wide special education classes, because they are forced to change in order to make the least capable students feel smarter.
If only it ended in high school. I used to think that. Then I became an adult and discovered the internet. Chances are 100% that at least one person in these comments will have heard of me from some bullshit that happened in 2007 that exploded and is still low-key drama happening today. Started over a litter of puppies I posted about in a private post that was leaked and resulted i real life stalkers. My 11-year-old daughter has to know all about it since it’s not rare to meet people in person who end up knowing who I am, and we didn’t want her to find out by having a friend’s parent ask her if I’m *that* person. To this day, my anxiety is still through the roof. High school stuff tends to stay in high school. What happens in your adult years is what you will NEVER live down, even if you prove innocence, because the lies are more fun for the general public.
So as someone who was part of the rumor Mill, it doesn't help when someone acts exactly as the rumors portray. We had a girl who got mad at everyone for soready rumors about her being a vampire cus then we all called her weird, but she would bite people and draw bite marks on herself so........it's not like we were wrong 🤣
"I mean, this isn't one of those progressive schools where the teachers are called by their first names, and students are partners in learning, and there's a fundraising auction at the end of the year where the more creative parents put on musical skits about the community garden. This is public school. If I can keep the girls off the pole and the boys off the pipe, I get a bonus." My favorite quote from the movie. Thank you guys for reacting to this amazing movie. Keep up the good work
If yall want to see Stanely Tucci in a COMPLETELY different role, check out The Lovely Bones. Not the kind of movie yall normally react to but it's unlike anything else he's done. He's literally unrecognizable. Or if want more of his normal roles, check out Shall We Dance and Burlesque
I wish I could forget Tucci’s bath scene from The Lovely Bones 😩 to me it made Marilyn Manson’s (s)AINT MV bath seem tame [I’m fairly sure I saw both circa 2009]
Literally tweeted "I remember watching Easy A and hearing the principal saying "keeping the girls off the pole, and the boys off the pipe" thinking he meant a pipe as in a half-pipe for skating and not crack." last month.
Easy A is easily one of my favourite films. I loved the way the important topic was handled with humour without undermining the conversation, I adored the characters, especially the parents (wish mine were like that!) and honestly, it's just so much damn fun.
Nice to hear her parents spoken so positively of since that’s how my husband and I are with our daughter, and sometimes I worry about how we’ll be judged by other parents, but we’re also the one whose daughter actually talks to us about everything that most teens are too embarrassed to bring up to their parents. Our thinking is if we say it first and make no big deal out of it, our daughter will know that nothing she can say will shock us. She also knows she will NEVER be judged for anything she does UNLESS she chooses to do something she KNOWS will hurt someone. Something in ignorance is a chance to teach, and if she makes a mistake, that’s a chance to teach. Getting mad doesn’t help. Talking does. Sadly, the way a lot of people think you maintain innocence is by maintaining ignorance. Ignorance is about not knowing. Innocence is about not experiencing. The higher the ignorance, the easier it is to lose innocence without knowing it. Decrease ignorance, and a kid can see what someone is trying to do before it happens, giving them a chance to get away and preserve innocence.
Stanley shouting "what?! Who told you?!" always just kills me 😂 that and "spell it with your peas!". It really is a blast of a movie all through though!
Stanley Tucci is straight! he plays gay a lot, but I love the roles where he gets to play straight because you can see he's really a man who loves and adores women. You can see it in this film, and in Julie & Julia too, where he plays Julia Child's husband. also you should look up the Levi's (I think) commercial from the 80s he's in looking like a total 80s stud 🤤
I always love how respectful, grown-up, nice and temperate you jugde and comment on movies and the relationships and characters portrayed in them. It's so soothing, relaxing and an all around good experience to hear you comment on people being good and to hear you speak critically when characters in movies are ignorant, disrespectful, overly critical, demeaning, condescending, or nasty in any way. Feels good to listen to decent, nice, all-around smart people (who just happen to be funny men ;D ). Plus: it's good entertaining.
Honestly I don’t think olive should feel bad about telling her teacher about his wife. It might have been bad timing and rushed but their marriage isn’t her responsibility to save or maintain. And the guidance counselor was an adult manipulating a child. She shouldn’t have let olive take the blame in the first place.
Stanley Tucci and Patrica Clackson really steal every scene they're in. Emma and Amanda are great. Hoping for a Spy Kids and/or Parent Trap reaction one day!
Woodchuck guy is Penn Badgley from Gossip Girl. Stanley Tucci is married to Emily Blunt's sister. The ending with the lawn mower is a shoutout to "Can't Buy Me Love", starring Patrick Dempsey as a nerdy guy who pays the high school queen to pretend to be his girlfriend. Another good teen movie.
The guy at the bookstore that said the bible was next to twilight is actually Emma Stones father. Her brother also was in the movie he was in the background of the party scene.
“always check stalls before you talk shit in the bathroom.” .... if only i had done that before telling my best friend “i just dropped a massive dumpster shit” while we washed our hands. popular girl came out of a stall right after i said that.
Oh man. Rumors got around EXACTLY like this at my school. that's the curse of a student body that tops out around a thousand. Small town school where everybody know everybody and is in everyone's business.
That would have been a MASSIVE school for me. In my town, the ENTIRE student body, K-12, might have high 1k. There was a whopping 100 or so kids in my class, if we found up to the nearest 100, in the one high school our town had. My daughter’s school, K-12, is about 150 students, but it’s a magnet school, and we love it. Rumors are quashed FAST.
don't know if you notice but 22yo student (the one who slept with the guide counselour) is the vampire from Twilight, who wanted to kill Bella in the first movie!! Cam Gigandet
Fun Fact my name is Rhiannon and when this movie came out I had so many people comparing me to the Rhiannon in the movie. Was a hard knock life for me for a bit in high school haha!
Nice to hear her parents referred to as goals since that’s how my husband and I are with our daughter, and sometimes I worry about how we’ll be judged by other parents, but we’re also the one whose daughter actually talks to us about everything that most teens are too embarrassed to bring up to their parents. Our thinking is if we say it first and make no big deal out of it, our daughter will know that nothing she can say will shock us. She also knows she will NEVER be judged for anything she does UNLESS she chooses to do something she KNOWS will hurt someone. Something in ignorance is a chance to teach, and if she makes a mistake, that’s a chance to teach. Getting mad doesn’t help. Talking does. Sadly, the way a lot of people think you maintain innocence is by maintaining ignorance. Ignorance is about not knowing. Innocence is about not experiencing. The higher the ignorance, the easier it is to lose innocence without knowing it. Decrease ignorance, and a kid can see what someone is trying to do before it happens, giving them a chance to get away and preserve innocence.
I was just thinking about you two, so this is perfect timing 🙌🏾 Movie Suggestions: Crazy Rich Asians, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, Girls Trip, Hustlers, and The Holiday
In high school, I had a friend who went on a date with a guy and the next day he spread rumors that he got her to have sex with him. She was bullied by friends and people who had never really paid her attention before. The guy was exalted as being the one who "broke her down" because she had told other guys who showed interest in her that she didn't want to have sex until she was older/ ready, etc. I didn't know this was going on at the time (I was a year ahead of her and at a different high school because I'd changed schools the year before), but she ended up leaving that school because the sexual harassment from other students got so bad. I, myself, had a quiet but intense verbal altercation with a teacher in his classroom between classes one year; other students were in the classroom, too, milling about, but I didn't think my conversation with the teacher warranted any interest from anyone else because I was simply trying to get the teacher to sign the document that let me drop his class and switch to another one (I was taking his class as an extra curricular, but he was a really poor teacher and my GPA was suffering, so I wanted to switch to something else to maintain my GPA). Rumors circulated by the end of the day that I had apparently threatened the teacher to watch his back because I would get him after school if he didn't let me switch out of his class, when really, he spent the entire conversation telling me what a loser I was and how I would never amount to anything--would end up working at some gas station or flipping burgers (because, you know, people who work honest jobs are losers). The things he said were so hurtful and humiliating, but they also were the last straw for me when it came to asshole adults/ wannabe-mentors telling me I was shit, so I slammed my hand down on the top of his desk and leaned in and told him to sign my paper because the school councilor gave me permission to drop his class and I didn't have to spend another second listening to him. He shut up and signed the paper. Luckily, nothing came of the rumors, but they circulated for the rest of the year, and I guess anytime I did anything remotely attention grabbing, rumors were piled on that I was one of those crazy quiet people you don't wanna mess with. I didn't even know about it until my brother, two years my junior, told me that a bunch of people were talking about this crazy quiet senior who would just go ballistic every once in a while and stand up to anyone--students and teachers alike--and then when they finally told him my name he realized they were talking about me--and he told them I was his big sister and everyone stopped talking to him about me, ha ha ha.
Damn, that shit is so crazy. Sorry to hear about your friend but at least you didn't have to take shit from that garbage teacher anymore. I swear people will make up the dumbest stuff to talk about when they have nothing better going on in their own lives - Stef
@@themoviebud1988 Ha! Yeah, I think that's pretty much what most meanness boils down to--people who are too weak-willed or ashamed to look at themselves honestly. It makes me sorry for them because there's so much strength to be found in facing one's own shortcomings, and once it becomes a regular thing to do, the traits that used to make you feel negative about yourself no longer have that same weight or power over you and you can start to cultivate your positive traits instead. At least, that's what I've learned in the many moons since high school, heh.
Stanley Tucci is actually straight and is currently married, i always thought he was gay but guess not lol, also i don't know if you guys noticed but the blond dude that plays Amandas boyfriend is the bad guy from the first twilight movie
Always love Patricia Clarkson as the quirky mum. For more great performances of hers in a lovely ensemble, I'd suggest Friends with Benefits and One Day.
Sam hating the pocketful of sunshine scene is offensive, lmao nah honestly is my favorite scene 😂 it's the best depiction of having nothing better to do on the weekend. I love this move so much, it just doesn't get old. A+ reaction guys, also stef's shirt gets bouns points haha 🤣
100%. I have done that so many times on the weekend. Played a song over and over and over throughout the day. The scene is like... TOO relatable. Lmao.
Are you ever gonna do Amanda Bynes movies? I swear I loved them. There were a couple that I LOVED so much. -She’s The Man -What A Girl Wants -Sydney White -Big Fat Liar (with Frankie Muniz) Hoping you’ll consider these! 💙
51:17 That is not bad AT ALL. She CHEATED on her husband with a STUDENT and blamed the whole disease thing on another student and didn't take it back when said student came to her asking her to. There is NOTHING wrong with telling the husband and it's good that the marriage was ended cause.. she cheated. She's not a good wife. It wasn't a good marriage. So..
Thanks guys! :D Now I have "I got a pocketful of sunshine" stuck in my head again..probably for at least the next week or so :P Just like everytime I watch this movie :D Gotta love "Easy A"!
It's kinda funny how you mentioned never reading Huck Finn and then a minute later said that hell is where a the fun people are, because Huck got in trouble for expressing that same sentiment - that he'd rather go to the bad place where his friend Tom Sawyer would be than have salvation. It's a great book, very funny if you ever want to read it. I mean, it's funny but it also shows how deplorable slavery in America was at the time, too.
@@AnxietyRat now that I know, I can hear that.. but beforehand I always wondered xD I just figured they were not American die to comments made beforehand... ^^
Yeeees! I love this movie. Thomas Haden Church’s look at the singing church group is one of my all time favourite moments in cinema. The look of quiet disgust for these kids singing about their troubles after he learned what he did was masterful. And now I watch.
You may say you don't want a musical number for no reason. But let's be honest, when the time arrives for you, you'll dance or at least bob your head, and knowing you're on camera will bring out the performer in you. You can't help it, you're the superstar guy. Having the crowds chanting your name, that's your main source of energy. I've watched your comedy special and I've seen segments of your other performances.
Stanley Tucci is straight as far as everyone knows. He married Emily Blunt's older sister, Felicity, in 2012. His first wife passed away in 2009 from cancer.
This movie was my life when it first came out. Pocketful of Sunshine was my ringtone for 2 years! And Olive saying "it's nobody's god damn business" at the end never fails to put a smile on my face. Been meaning to request a reaction to _Whip It_ for a while - it's one of those movies that's beloved yet not ever talked about.
Discovered this channel recently, and fell in love! It's rare to see guys watch "girl movies" without it being them just making fun of them. I'd actually never seen this movie before, but when your reaction came up I decided to go check it out, and I loved it! So thanks :3
The guy that plays Tod is Penn Badgley, he’s the main guys in gossip girl and the Netflix series You. I would love to see you guys react to both of these if you ever do tv series.
Stanley is straight, married to Emily Blunts sister. His first wife died of cancer and after The Devil Wears Prada, Emily hooked her sister up with him.
This movie is honestly gold. Another great movie that you should see with Stanley Tucci in it is The Lovely Bones if you haven't seen it already. It's amazing but also very bittersweet.
So basically the whole thing happened because her so-called friend jumped to a conclusion and was too arrogant and opinionated to even think she might have guessed wrong and wouldn't allow her to get a word in edge-wise and then started acting hypocritically just because she became the less-talked about out of the two of them and basically started acting smug and self-righteous, and also because another girl was already annoyingly smug and self-righteous and started looking down on her more than she already looked down on everyone else and started making a persons private life public when she had no right to because she can quote nearly every passage from the bible except for John 8:7 "He among you who is without sin, let him first cast a stone upon her" and Matthew 7:1 "Judge not, that ye be not judged" (no I don't know that off by heart, I looked it up because I thought it might mean more if I actually referenced that actual bit - why are there so many names in the bible again?) But basically my point is that Rhi and Marianne are both extremely arrogant and judgemental and I'm glad they both realised that by the end. And by Olive apologising to Rhi for lying to her in the end she's proved that she's the bigger person by acknowledging that she lied and it now means that she doesn't owe Rhi anything at all, so maybe now Rhi can start to see herself for how she really is and might even realise that she's not as awesome as she thinks she is. Hopefully Marianne also realised she's not as righteous as she thinks she is.
I have a ugestion for you guys: 'Saved' from 2004 with Jena Malone, Mandy Moore and Macaulay Culkin. It's an underated gem who looks a little like Easy A for also talking about young Christians and the judgments at that age, but in a funny way.
Haven't seen this in years but it's still great, crazy how a lie can cause so much chaos. Also, Stanley Tucci is straight he's married to Emily Blunt's sister they met while filming Devil Wears Prada. Down the road, if you're looking for films to react to I think you guys would love Pumpkin (2002) and The Five Heartbeats (1991).
Sam's reaction to the party scene did not disappoint, I haven't laughed that hard in a while!!😂🤣😂 Honestly I could watch this movie a million times and still wanna watch it again. It came out when I was in junior high, so that perfect time to warn my friends and I just how shitty high school can be if you let it. You guys should add The To-Do List starring Aubrey Plaza to your movie list, similar feel as Easy A, but it is more mature in content.
Oh my God, poor Sam... you looked like you were the one being assaulted during the first fake-out at the house party. If you need a hug or someone to talk to... I’m probably too far away. But you know, there are people and groups 😆 P.S. that “bro” reenactment...epic. 😂
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Bring It On proved to be a bit of a problem so we rainchecked for a short while. Also heads up, one mic cut out near the end so the audio quality drops a lot
Nice
Yes yes yes! Love this movie so excited lol 😆
You know, all the VPN sponsorships on youtube taught me well on what to do if there's a movie that isn't available in my country :P
You guys have a great group of supporters, the comment section is overall positive and clever and just really lovely people- says a lot about the vibes you put out☺ thank you!
If you try to get a free vpn and set to US you might be able to stream it that way
Rhi didn't deserve an apology from Olive. Rhi is the one who was a toxic friend, terrible listener, and no redeeming qualities to speak of.
But it says a lot about Olive that she apologized anyway
@@2WarriorJay8 true
Yeah Rhi pissed me off. She has the brain of a cricket.
So many people like that nowadays.
She grows up with parents that have a more loose leash, I'm sure they don't listen to her attentively so she might have taken that trait from them
I think you guys misunderstood. She knew exactly what was going to happen. But she didn't know how much she would care. She didn't know the toll losing all of her friends and having people hate her would be. She just assumed she could take it. People who say "I really don't care at all what people think of me" most of the time secretly do, even if it's just a little bit. She knew she was going to be hated, she just assumed she wouldn't care and... was wrong.
Yeah, she probably knew some people like the Bible-thumping circle would hate her but it spread a lot farther than she could have anticipated and revealed some issues she couldn't have really known were there, like the faculty-student affair and her best friend's backstabbing. Just those two issues alone, especially her friend joining the slut-shaming crowd and how the guidance counselor acted when Olive wanted her to tell the truth, would be enough to throw someone off even if she truly didn't care at all what the strangers in the situation thought about her.
You know what I didn’t really consider it that way. Thanks for the insight! 😊
@@vadalia3860 Olive started off not caring, but it did eventually get to her and she was getting hurt.
@@themoviebud1988 At the start, she didn't care. That's why she pretended to get her brains banged out by that gay guy. But once it spread to more and more people and she was the universal whore, she began to realize, maybe she wasn't as invisible as she thought. I bet this movie really struck a cord with you. I mean, in school, you were always the one that stood up for others. I remember that about you, a man of character.
I think you misunderstood too.
"My apologies to Mark Twain" is my favourite example of a joke recurring when you no longer expect it to.
Yeah, it’s a subtle set up & the punchline comes at the point when you’re least expecting it, if you even remembered it at all.
I’m a big fan of this script. It’s so smart, with lots of fun language & wordplay.
In my case it's "Ana Hajarajanaan" from The Middle.
@@OshawottLuke Yes, I remember Ana Hajarajanaan. She married Sean Donahue.
The girl comes back to Olive with “you said something” lol yea to herself 🤣
"I got it all under control." " No you do not, you literally turned to God." So funny, I concur!
Glad you liked that one 😁 - Stef
N to
🤣🤣🤣 ikr
Religion is cringey lol.
@@Eternalsfan How do you think we feel about atheists?
As an adopted kid, who has always known they were adopted Stanley Tuccis's "WHAT?! WHO TOLD YOU?! We were gonna wait and do this together at the right time!!!" always gets me and cracks me up.
His deliveries were so on point 😆 - Stef
This was Amanda’s last movie & she said she HATED the way she looked in this. Which is crazy because I thought she looks gorgeous.
Same. She looked amazing!
She struggled with her appearance because someone told her she had chipmunk cheeks ☹️ there is an amazing video on her made by mila tequila
she has body dismorphia, i don't think she'll ever love her beauty :(
That’s so sad to hear. Can’t even imagine how hard that must be 😥 - Stef
Shes absolutely beautiful
The realization on both your faces when you realized that none of the boys would tell eachother what's really going on with Olive solely because they're all teenage boys 😂😂
The sad thing about the assault scene is that almost every girl has a story of something like that happening to them
So messed up, but so true 😢 - Stef
If I count how many guys tried to force their hands up my thighs since HS
@@thatweirdgirlinthecorner3073 I hope you kicked them where it hurts
I have a couple sexual harassment experiences in my life.
Yeah, I've been luckier than most and I've still been followed, catcalled, lightly touched on the bus (just my arm). It was all very mild and I was fine, but it's scary and it's so sad that most women (and some men) have to deal with much worse every day.
Stanley Tucci is straight. He's actually Emily Blunt's brother in law!!!
Or he's bi.
I saw him on Graham Norton and how hes really good at playing that type of role. Apparantly he actually beat graham norton for the part. Lol
@@sarah.the.clumsy ahaha yes, I've seen that interview 😂 😂 the entire episode is hilarious if you haven't seen it. Crazy how I cannot picture anyone else portray Nigel though
Tucci gang, Tucci gang, Tucci gang!
For a second i thought he’s the John Krasinkis’ brother but the I realized he married Emily Blunt’s sister
"Who wouldn't want a random musical number"
"I wouldn't"
"I mean you say that now..."
I like this guy
Thanks 😁 - Stef
Todd is definitely one of the better teen love interests, just a down to earth chill ass dude, I also think the fact that he's not insecure about kinda making a fool of himself as the mascot or at red lobster kinda indirectly shows how secure he is with his own self image and how he really doesn't care much what other people think, and his relationship with Olive is really cute and never feels predatory or creepy. The parents are also really great and a refreshing example of parenting that you don't always see in media.
Nice to hear her parents spoken so positively of since that’s how my husband and I are with our daughter, and sometimes I worry about how we’ll be judged by other parents, but we’re also the one whose daughter actually talks to us about everything that most teens are too embarrassed to bring up to their parents. Our thinking is if we say it first and make no big deal out of it, our daughter will know that nothing she can say will shock us. She also knows she will NEVER be judged for anything she does UNLESS she chooses to do something she KNOWS will hurt someone. Something in ignorance is a chance to teach, and if she makes a mistake, that’s a chance to teach. Getting mad doesn’t help. Talking does.
Sadly, the way a lot of people think you maintain innocence is by maintaining ignorance. Ignorance is about not knowing. Innocence is about not experiencing. The higher the ignorance, the easier it is to lose innocence without knowing it. Decrease ignorance, and a kid can see what someone is trying to do before it happens, giving them a chance to get away and preserve innocence.
@@Author.Noelle.Alexandria this is beautiful to read. Probably only old-fashioned helicopter parents would think badly of you guys. In my experience, my entire life I've been terrified of my mother. I just want to go live on my own so I don't have to pretend I am someone I am not in front of her all rhe time. She terrifies me and I know that the more she knows about me, the more weapons she has to inflict pain.
It is beautiful that your daughter tells you everything and trusts you, in general. Cherish her trust. You don't know how much it means to actually have someone to trust at home.
@@Author.Noelle.Alexandria I am so grateful my parents were like olives. I talk to them about everything and we always had great boundaries and trust. I see so many posts online where people talk about sneaking out and their parents put trackers on their phones and read their messages and I’m so happy I never had to go through any of that.
@@Author.Noelle.Alexandria that's a great way of parenting I think. It's close enough to being "friends" so that your children wouldn't be scared of telling you things but far enough from that concept so that they don't disrespect you. I've always been afraid of telling my mother anything so I never did. She doesn't really know me at all even though I love her and we have a good enough relationship.
Also, Todd is clearly a man comfortable with wearing funny costumes. Gotta respect that in a guy his age.
the parents were always my favorite part of this movie, so funny!!!
They’re so great! - Sam
Such a good film. The film that solidified Emma Stone as a bonafide movie star and also the cast is so stacked, my personal favourites being Patricia Clarkson and Stanley Tucci as Olive's parents from the ensemble. Loving the Burn Book t-shirt by the way 😂 😂 😂
Yeah, the cast was truly fantastic, no doubt. Loved them as the parents! - Sam
I agree with EVERYTHING you said 😂😂👍🏾
For sure! 👌
@@themoviebud1988 you can watch 2 bring it on movies if you use VPN and use the UK Netflix
The parents are honestly one of the highlights of this movie. Seeing this in cinema made Emma Stone one of my favourite actresses 😁
Also if you really like the t-shirt we've got an affiliate link to the website I got it from in the description 😊 - Stef
The most accurate movie there ever was. Lived through this crap insult by insult all through high school cause of 1 guy.
Yep I remember how all the boys would act if they heard about a girl who was supposedly sexually active! It was horrible.
Sorry to hear that! Not from America, but kids in school really love getting a kick out of spreading nasty rumours. I've seen it happen in my school as well.
Wait so this actually happens in American public schools? I thought this was a dramatization and this only happened in American private schools cause in my American public school no one cared who you slept with but I guess that was just my school?
@@kate_6436 think it depends when she went to high school. Kids were losing their virginities in middle school when I was growing up. And it was seen as "cool". In high school there obviously was drama but definitely not to the extent of the whole school caring. It only affected your little clique.
@@kate_6436 some places it matters more especially in the bible belt, south and etc
as represented by the religious groups and students who took major offense
Pocket full of sunshine lives rent free in my head because of this movie.
Same here bud 😂 - Stef
Same here
Same here girl lol!
Olive’s montage of staying in all weekend is basically everyone’s life since March 2020.
lol pretty much :(((
Nah
This is one of my comfort movies.
Same!
Same ❣️
Definitely🙌🏾😩
Same
Legally blonde comes first but this one is in case of emergencies
Fun Fact: Stanley Tucci is married to Felicity Blunt, sister of his Devil Wears Prada co-star, Emily Blunt. Also apparently Jennifer Lawrence and Brenda Song auditioned for the role of Olive.
I feel like Brenda Song might have been cute and unexpected in that role!
Todd is basically what ever girl wants her boyfriend to be. He's just wholesome. A wholesome boy and a wholesome human. 🤷 Not perfect, just nice, respectful and understanding boundaries.
I laughed until I cried watching your reactions to the party hookup scene. Seeing your reactions to the assault, I just cried. Seeing how upset you were... Strange as it may sound, it felt like a friend offering a shoulder to cry on. You guys are awesome 👍
which scene was that? i’ve seen a couple comments about the party scene but i was confused if people mean olive faking sex with brandon or the guy trying to get with her in the parking lot
I’m referring to both
“Party Hookup” (Brandon) 😂
“Assault” (Anson) 😭
@@DoranGale ohh i thought you meant that the party scene with brandon was assault and that’s why i was confused haha
I too enjoy their reaction to the assault. It's refreshing to see guys be upset and not just ignore it or joke about it. Obviously you aren't the only guys who would react like that. But it's still refreshing.
@@moonlitskylight5740 agreed! too often i see a 'boys club' mentality. it's good to hear men get vocal. it's very validating and i feel that people are more inclined to listen :')
to be fair there was this like insanely pretty girl in my high school that no one really noticed cuz she was quiet, it doesn't happen often but it does happen lol
yeah i agree confidence has a lot to do with it
Fair enough - Stef
Yes this is actually true
Most people would think if you are pretty you would automatically be popular but that's not the case.
Popular people are mostly extroverts who socialize with people, you know very confident.
It doesn't matter how pretty you are, if you are quiet person nobody will notice you or atleast pretend to not notice you
Did she have glasses, or bangs, or wear paint spattered overalls? Because all you have to do is make a bet with a popular jock, take the glasses off and put her in a dress... and boom, everyone notices.
@@chrissmith6097 Freddie Prinze Jr is that you??
Also... did you notice that Cam Gigandet (James from twilight) was the one that had the affair with the counsellor?
Ohhhh, no shit, we didn’t. I see it now tho! - Sam
That makes the whole 'the bible is in the best seller section, right next to twilight' scene so much better
@@themoviebud1988 THAT WAS ALSO PHOEBE BUFFAY FROM FRIENDSSSS
@@Ikwileennieuwenaam_ AKA Regina Philange
That entire rant the principal went on about progressive schools where students are "partners in learning" was the most immaculate spot-on assessment of my own private school experience 😂
which is funny since the entire rant basically is to sum up the fact that public school is a shitshow
@@mckenzie.latham91 I've been humiliating public school teachers who have talked down to me because I help people educate themselves. They call me uneducated, and by the time I leave, no one respects them. I work great with audiences. Public schools have just become school-wide special education classes, because they are forced to change in order to make the least capable students feel smarter.
In high school, people believe rumors so easily & that's hard to live down when it's not true.
Not just in high school
True that - Stef
If only it ended in high school. I used to think that. Then I became an adult and discovered the internet. Chances are 100% that at least one person in these comments will have heard of me from some bullshit that happened in 2007 that exploded and is still low-key drama happening today. Started over a litter of puppies I posted about in a private post that was leaked and resulted i real life stalkers. My 11-year-old daughter has to know all about it since it’s not rare to meet people in person who end up knowing who I am, and we didn’t want her to find out by having a friend’s parent ask her if I’m *that* person. To this day, my anxiety is still through the roof.
High school stuff tends to stay in high school. What happens in your adult years is what you will NEVER live down, even if you prove innocence, because the lies are more fun for the general public.
So as someone who was part of the rumor Mill, it doesn't help when someone acts exactly as the rumors portray. We had a girl who got mad at everyone for soready rumors about her being a vampire cus then we all called her weird, but she would bite people and draw bite marks on herself so........it's not like we were wrong 🤣
"I mean, this isn't one of those progressive schools where the teachers are called by their first names, and students are partners in learning, and there's a fundraising auction at the end of the year where the more creative parents put on musical skits about the community garden. This is public school. If I can keep the girls off the pole and the boys off the pipe, I get a bonus."
My favorite quote from the movie. Thank you guys for reacting to this amazing movie. Keep up the good work
Thanks bud, glad you liked it 🙏😄 - Stef
If yall want to see Stanely Tucci in a COMPLETELY different role, check out The Lovely Bones. Not the kind of movie yall normally react to but it's unlike anything else he's done. He's literally unrecognizable. Or if want more of his normal roles, check out Shall We Dance and Burlesque
also beethoven 1 where he and oliver platt play a pair of dog thieves
Also, check him out in The Pelican Brief! He was completely different from anything I’ve seen him in.
It’s the most disturbing perfonmance. So Chilling.
I wish I could forget Tucci’s bath scene from The Lovely Bones 😩 to me it made Marilyn Manson’s (s)AINT MV bath seem tame [I’m fairly sure I saw both circa 2009]
woah i didnt know it was him..
Literally tweeted "I remember watching Easy A and hearing the principal saying "keeping the girls off the pole, and the boys off the pipe" thinking he meant a pipe as in a half-pipe for skating and not crack." last month.
Must have been fate 😆 - Stef
... or think “the pole” and “the pipe” are euphemisms for the same thing and suddenly it’s a whole new movie where an old man has a penis phobia.
Fun Fact: Amanda's character is really on purpose portrayed as a closeted lesbian. Which make her character wayyy less 2 dimensional mean girl.
That would have made so much sense. Really wish they had shown it more in the movie - Stef
Reminds me of a character in Glee. He bullied this one character because he's deeply in the closet. Sex Education did the exact same thing.
My day has officially gotten better
Brandon's character was Hilary Duff's best friend in a Cinderella Story.
Knew I recognized him from somewhere!!
Which is even funnier because the girl who told Olive about Brandon running away is Hillary Duff’s best friend in Lizzie Mcquire 😂
Another film they need to watch if they haven't!
Also Travis from Cougartown
Easy A is easily one of my favourite films. I loved the way the important topic was handled with humour without undermining the conversation, I adored the characters, especially the parents (wish mine were like that!) and honestly, it's just so much damn fun.
Yeah, it’s a fun film that’s also smart and handles it’s subject matter and characters quite well 😊 - Sam
Nice to hear her parents spoken so positively of since that’s how my husband and I are with our daughter, and sometimes I worry about how we’ll be judged by other parents, but we’re also the one whose daughter actually talks to us about everything that most teens are too embarrassed to bring up to their parents. Our thinking is if we say it first and make no big deal out of it, our daughter will know that nothing she can say will shock us. She also knows she will NEVER be judged for anything she does UNLESS she chooses to do something she KNOWS will hurt someone. Something in ignorance is a chance to teach, and if she makes a mistake, that’s a chance to teach. Getting mad doesn’t help. Talking does.
Sadly, the way a lot of people think you maintain innocence is by maintaining ignorance. Ignorance is about not knowing. Innocence is about not experiencing. The higher the ignorance, the easier it is to lose innocence without knowing it. Decrease ignorance, and a kid can see what someone is trying to do before it happens, giving them a chance to get away and preserve innocence.
Stanley shouting "what?! Who told you?!" always just kills me 😂 that and "spell it with your peas!". It really is a blast of a movie all through though!
Stanley Tucci is straight. He married Emily Blunt's sister. He just plays a gay guy really well. He's like a reverse Neil Patrick Harris.
Stanley Tucci is straight! he plays gay a lot, but I love the roles where he gets to play straight because you can see he's really a man who loves and adores women. You can see it in this film, and in Julie & Julia too, where he plays Julia Child's husband. also you should look up the Levi's (I think) commercial from the 80s he's in looking like a total 80s stud 🤤
Holy crap I had no idea he was ever that ripped! Certified stud-muffin for sure 😲😂 - Stef
I always love how respectful, grown-up, nice and temperate you jugde and comment on movies and the relationships and characters portrayed in them. It's so soothing, relaxing and an all around good experience to hear you comment on people being good and to hear you speak critically when characters in movies are ignorant, disrespectful, overly critical, demeaning, condescending, or nasty in any way. Feels good to listen to decent, nice, all-around smart people (who just happen to be funny men ;D ). Plus: it's good entertaining.
I concur. It's so refreshing.
Well my 10 minutes break from studying just turned into a 56 minutes break
BAHAHAHAHAHHAHAH LMAOOO
Oh nooooo 😱😂 - Stef
Same lmfao
I feel this in my soul omg
Honestly I don’t think olive should feel bad about telling her teacher about his wife. It might have been bad timing and rushed but their marriage isn’t her responsibility to save or maintain. And the guidance counselor was an adult manipulating a child. She shouldn’t have let olive take the blame in the first place.
Stanley Tucci and Patrica Clackson really steal every scene they're in. Emma and Amanda are great. Hoping for a Spy Kids and/or Parent Trap reaction one day!
Parent Trap is a good one! Seconded. :)
Woodchuck guy is Penn Badgley from Gossip Girl.
Stanley Tucci is married to Emily Blunt's sister.
The ending with the lawn mower is a shoutout to "Can't Buy Me Love", starring Patrick Dempsey as a nerdy guy who pays the high school queen to pretend to be his girlfriend. Another good teen movie.
The guy at the bookstore that said the bible was next to twilight is actually Emma Stones father. Her brother also was in the movie he was in the background of the party scene.
That’s brilliant 😆 - Stwf
“always check stalls before you talk shit in the bathroom.” .... if only i had done that before telling my best friend “i just dropped a massive dumpster shit” while we washed our hands. popular girl came out of a stall right after i said that.
I was gonna like but you had 69 likes and didn't wanna break that. Lol
Oh man. Rumors got around EXACTLY like this at my school. that's the curse of a student body that tops out around a thousand. Small town school where everybody know everybody and is in everyone's business.
Yeah, that does not sound pleasant 😬 - Stef
That would have been a MASSIVE school for me. In my town, the ENTIRE student body, K-12, might have high 1k. There was a whopping 100 or so kids in my class, if we found up to the nearest 100, in the one high school our town had.
My daughter’s school, K-12, is about 150 students, but it’s a magnet school, and we love it. Rumors are quashed FAST.
don't know if you notice but 22yo student (the one who slept with the guide counselour) is the vampire from Twilight, who wanted to kill Bella in the first movie!! Cam Gigandet
Fun Fact my name is Rhiannon and when this movie came out I had so many people comparing me to the Rhiannon in the movie. Was a hard knock life for me for a bit in high school haha!
I'm so sorry.
Yes! Amazing movie. I loved her outfits. And the parents are *goals*.
True. The parents are amazing haha - Sam
Nice to hear her parents referred to as goals since that’s how my husband and I are with our daughter, and sometimes I worry about how we’ll be judged by other parents, but we’re also the one whose daughter actually talks to us about everything that most teens are too embarrassed to bring up to their parents. Our thinking is if we say it first and make no big deal out of it, our daughter will know that nothing she can say will shock us. She also knows she will NEVER be judged for anything she does UNLESS she chooses to do something she KNOWS will hurt someone. Something in ignorance is a chance to teach, and if she makes a mistake, that’s a chance to teach. Getting mad doesn’t help. Talking does.
Sadly, the way a lot of people think you maintain innocence is by maintaining ignorance. Ignorance is about not knowing. Innocence is about not experiencing. The higher the ignorance, the easier it is to lose innocence without knowing it. Decrease ignorance, and a kid can see what someone is trying to do before it happens, giving them a chance to get away and preserve innocence.
Hope you had plenty of sunshine in your pockets after watching this film by the way Sam 😝 😂 😂 😂
Don’t even start.... 😳- Sam
I was just thinking about you two, so this is perfect timing 🙌🏾
Movie Suggestions: Crazy Rich Asians, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, Girls Trip, Hustlers, and The Holiday
I believe they’re all on the list 😊 - Sam
My Big Fat Greek Wedding and The Holiday are excellent choices!! Would love to see them react and talk about it
A Constance Wu double feature of 'Crazy, Rich Asians' & 'Hustlers'? Sign me up!
"CHLAMYDIAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!" best part of the movie. 😂😂😂
In high school, I had a friend who went on a date with a guy and the next day he spread rumors that he got her to have sex with him. She was bullied by friends and people who had never really paid her attention before. The guy was exalted as being the one who "broke her down" because she had told other guys who showed interest in her that she didn't want to have sex until she was older/ ready, etc. I didn't know this was going on at the time (I was a year ahead of her and at a different high school because I'd changed schools the year before), but she ended up leaving that school because the sexual harassment from other students got so bad. I, myself, had a quiet but intense verbal altercation with a teacher in his classroom between classes one year; other students were in the classroom, too, milling about, but I didn't think my conversation with the teacher warranted any interest from anyone else because I was simply trying to get the teacher to sign the document that let me drop his class and switch to another one (I was taking his class as an extra curricular, but he was a really poor teacher and my GPA was suffering, so I wanted to switch to something else to maintain my GPA). Rumors circulated by the end of the day that I had apparently threatened the teacher to watch his back because I would get him after school if he didn't let me switch out of his class, when really, he spent the entire conversation telling me what a loser I was and how I would never amount to anything--would end up working at some gas station or flipping burgers (because, you know, people who work honest jobs are losers). The things he said were so hurtful and humiliating, but they also were the last straw for me when it came to asshole adults/ wannabe-mentors telling me I was shit, so I slammed my hand down on the top of his desk and leaned in and told him to sign my paper because the school councilor gave me permission to drop his class and I didn't have to spend another second listening to him. He shut up and signed the paper. Luckily, nothing came of the rumors, but they circulated for the rest of the year, and I guess anytime I did anything remotely attention grabbing, rumors were piled on that I was one of those crazy quiet people you don't wanna mess with. I didn't even know about it until my brother, two years my junior, told me that a bunch of people were talking about this crazy quiet senior who would just go ballistic every once in a while and stand up to anyone--students and teachers alike--and then when they finally told him my name he realized they were talking about me--and he told them I was his big sister and everyone stopped talking to him about me, ha ha ha.
Damn, that shit is so crazy. Sorry to hear about your friend but at least you didn't have to take shit from that garbage teacher anymore. I swear people will make up the dumbest stuff to talk about when they have nothing better going on in their own lives - Stef
@@themoviebud1988 Ha! Yeah, I think that's pretty much what most meanness boils down to--people who are too weak-willed or ashamed to look at themselves honestly. It makes me sorry for them because there's so much strength to be found in facing one's own shortcomings, and once it becomes a regular thing to do, the traits that used to make you feel negative about yourself no longer have that same weight or power over you and you can start to cultivate your positive traits instead. At least, that's what I've learned in the many moons since high school, heh.
God people suck. I don't want to lose faith in humanity, but I'm really close to it.
"I got it all under control"
"you do not"
"You literally turned to God"
pahahaha, I love this commentary!
Stanley Tucci is actually straight and is currently married, i always thought he was gay but guess not lol, also i don't know if you guys noticed but the blond dude that plays Amandas boyfriend is the bad guy from the first twilight movie
channel + no toxic masculinity = Easy A✨
I love Emma Stone! Easy A was always funny and awkward which made me love to watch all the time. Thanks Guys!💖
Always love Patricia Clarkson as the quirky mum. For more great performances of hers in a lovely ensemble, I'd suggest Friends with Benefits and One Day.
Got them both on our list 😊 - Stef
Olive shouldn’t be blaming herself for ending their marriage...that’s on the wife.
True, but it was alot of truth she put on the teacher. He wasn't prepared for that, although he needed to know just not by his student.
Sam hating the pocketful of sunshine scene is offensive, lmao nah honestly is my favorite scene 😂 it's the best depiction of having nothing better to do on the weekend. I love this move so much, it just doesn't get old. A+ reaction guys, also stef's shirt gets bouns points haha 🤣
100%. I have done that so many times on the weekend. Played a song over and over and over throughout the day. The scene is like... TOO relatable. Lmao.
@@AnxietyRat yeees, me too lol
Agreed, that whole scene is glorious and cracks me up for its relatableness everytime!
I'm just now realising that Stef has drip. First the several timez hat, now the burn book shirt. 👌💀
Yeah, he does have some good stuff 😊 - Sam
Are you ever gonna do Amanda Bynes movies? I swear I loved them. There were a couple that I LOVED so much.
-She’s The Man
-What A Girl Wants
-Sydney White
-Big Fat Liar (with Frankie Muniz)
Hoping you’ll consider these! 💙
51:17
That is not bad AT ALL. She CHEATED on her husband with a STUDENT and blamed the whole disease thing on another student and didn't take it back when said student came to her asking her to. There is NOTHING wrong with telling the husband and it's good that the marriage was ended cause.. she cheated. She's not a good wife. It wasn't a good marriage. So..
Time to put my phone on Do Not Disturb for an hour and go on my lunch break! Can’t wait to watch! 😃
Hope you like it 😋 - Sam
That girl that told her about Brandon running away was miranda from lizzie Maguire
Also Tod is the killer stalker from YOU and the guy on Gossip Girl
i’m so excited for this one! easy a is one of my comfort movies and it never fails to make me laugh.
Hope you like it! - Sam
Thanks guys! :D Now I have "I got a pocketful of sunshine" stuck in my head again..probably for at least the next week or so :P Just like everytime I watch this movie :D Gotta love "Easy A"!
It’s a great song, so you’re welcome 😂 - Stef
It's kinda funny how you mentioned never reading Huck Finn and then a minute later said that hell is where a the fun people are, because Huck got in trouble for expressing that same sentiment - that he'd rather go to the bad place where his friend Tom Sawyer would be than have salvation. It's a great book, very funny if you ever want to read it. I mean, it's funny but it also shows how deplorable slavery in America was at the time, too.
Yall saying you're Australian threw me like where have I been not to notice the accent?????
Love this movie, Stanley Tucci is bae
Wait, they're Australian?? 😅😂
To be fair they don't have super duper thick accents. But it's there, for sure.
@@AnxietyRat now that I know, I can hear that.. but beforehand I always wondered xD I just figured they were not American die to comments made beforehand... ^^
Yeeees! I love this movie. Thomas Haden Church’s look at the singing church group is one of my all time favourite moments in cinema. The look of quiet disgust for these kids singing about their troubles after he learned what he did was masterful.
And now I watch.
You may say you don't want a musical number for no reason. But let's be honest, when the time arrives for you, you'll dance or at least bob your head, and knowing you're on camera will bring out the performer in you. You can't help it, you're the superstar guy. Having the crowds chanting your name, that's your main source of energy. I've watched your comedy special and I've seen segments of your other performances.
I've watched this film for 6-7 times already since it was released in 2010 and that "there's no one there" line just made sense to me now. WOW
Stanley Tucci is straight as far as everyone knows. He married Emily Blunt's older sister, Felicity, in 2012. His first wife passed away in 2009 from cancer.
This movie was my life when it first came out. Pocketful of Sunshine was my ringtone for 2 years! And Olive saying "it's nobody's god damn business" at the end never fails to put a smile on my face.
Been meaning to request a reaction to _Whip It_ for a while - it's one of those movies that's beloved yet not ever talked about.
I think a lot of Christians see any sexual act outside marriage as adultery, not just cheating
Now that is just a whole other level of ridiculous 😂 - Stef
They apparently forget about the free will their god supposedly said lol.
I'm a Christian and I don't think that shit. It's your body, and if your in a committed relationship than it's fine.
@@Eternalsfan First of all, I don't forget God's free will and it's fucked up how you make fun of our faith by insulting us like that.
@@summerrose8110 Why shouldn’t I? You’re religion hates us lgbt.
"You literally turned to god" as a way to say things went way out of control, it was a pure stroke of genius.
East A is one of my favourite movies ever and it was the movie that introduced me to Emma Stone. To this day, I'm still a HUGE fan of hers
Decided I had to see this in cinema after I saw her in Superbad. Definitely a wise decision from younger me 😁 - Stef
Discovered this channel recently, and fell in love!
It's rare to see guys watch "girl movies" without it being them just making fun of them. I'd actually never seen this movie before, but when your reaction came up I decided to go check it out, and I loved it! So thanks :3
The guy that plays Tod is Penn Badgley, he’s the main guys in gossip girl and the Netflix series You. I would love to see you guys react to both of these if you ever do tv series.
Oh wow just thinking of them watching “You” after how they reacted to some of the less than okay things done in this movie🤣
I love how it's always Stef that has seen all of these movies 😂
Loved this movie! Glad you guys reacted to it!!
“I fake rocked your world!”
Oh oh you guys didn’t see the Jesus reference? She took the fall for everyone even though she was innocent. Everyone was against her and hated her.
You guys are quickly becoming one of my favourite channels on TH-cam. I hope you continue to grow as a channel, it's well deserved.
Thanks for the love dude! We hope so too 😄 - Stef
Yes this is one of my favorites teen movies.
Hope you like it MiMi 😊 - Sam
the way they synced up their "what tha faack" at 19:21 😂😂😂
The woodchuck scene ALWAYS makes me laugh and I’ve seen this movie 20 times since it came out
My comfort movie for sure i could watch this over and over again lol😂 I’m so glad u guys reacted to it💗
Stanley is straight, married to Emily Blunts sister. His first wife died of cancer and after The Devil Wears Prada, Emily hooked her sister up with him.
two of my favorite wholesome movie commentators! my evening is saved
Hope you enjoy 😋 - Sam
This movie is honestly gold. Another great movie that you should see with Stanley Tucci in it is The Lovely Bones if you haven't seen it already. It's amazing but also very bittersweet.
So basically the whole thing happened because her so-called friend jumped to a conclusion and was too arrogant and opinionated to even think she might have guessed wrong and wouldn't allow her to get a word in edge-wise and then started acting hypocritically just because she became the less-talked about out of the two of them and basically started acting smug and self-righteous, and also because another girl was already annoyingly smug and self-righteous and started looking down on her more than she already looked down on everyone else and started making a persons private life public when she had no right to because she can quote nearly every passage from the bible except for John 8:7 "He among you who is without sin, let him first cast a stone upon her" and Matthew 7:1 "Judge not, that ye be not judged" (no I don't know that off by heart, I looked it up because I thought it might mean more if I actually referenced that actual bit - why are there so many names in the bible again?)
But basically my point is that Rhi and Marianne are both extremely arrogant and judgemental and I'm glad they both realised that by the end. And by Olive apologising to Rhi for lying to her in the end she's proved that she's the bigger person by acknowledging that she lied and it now means that she doesn't owe Rhi anything at all, so maybe now Rhi can start to see herself for how she really is and might even realise that she's not as awesome as she thinks she is. Hopefully Marianne also realised she's not as righteous as she thinks she is.
I have a ugestion for you guys: 'Saved' from 2004 with Jena Malone, Mandy Moore and Macaulay Culkin. It's an underated gem who looks a little like Easy A for also talking about young Christians and the judgments
at that age, but in a funny way.
One of my faves
This still is one of my favorite movies. Even now that I am an adult, I still can watch it and enjoy it all over again. Thanks for reacting!
Haven't seen this in years but it's still great, crazy how a lie can cause so much chaos. Also, Stanley Tucci is straight he's married to Emily Blunt's sister they met while filming Devil Wears Prada. Down the road, if you're looking for films to react to I think you guys would love Pumpkin (2002) and The Five Heartbeats (1991).
The title gets an A as well! :D
Thanks Maria 😘 - Sam
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Loved this movie, loved your reaction. Can't wait to see Practical Magic. It's one of my all-time favorites.
Sam's reaction to the party scene did not disappoint, I haven't laughed that hard in a while!!😂🤣😂 Honestly I could watch this movie a million times and still wanna watch it again. It came out when I was in junior high, so that perfect time to warn my friends and I just how shitty high school can be if you let it. You guys should add The To-Do List starring Aubrey Plaza to your movie list, similar feel as Easy A, but it is more mature in content.
Practical magic > that other movies title I can never get the words in right order.
I use bitch as a term of endearment, insult, shock, anger, confidence, insecurity, a greeting sometimes. It’s my fav curse word 🤣
Oh my God, poor Sam... you looked like you were the one being assaulted during the first fake-out at the house party.
If you need a hug or someone to talk to... I’m probably too far away. But you know, there are people and groups 😆
P.S. that “bro” reenactment...epic. 😂
Good to know there’s help out there for people like us 😂 - Stef
"Lobster Shack" is actually Red Lobster, by the logo. That's how you can tell they didn't get funding for the actual restaurant.
Woooo!! I LOVE this movie! I think I even had it on dvd. I was like 12 when I watched it so now I get all the jokes
Btw Todd (the mascot guy) is Penn Badgley. He’s Dan from Gossip Girl and he’s Joe in Netflix’s YOU.