A CHRISTMAS STORY (1983) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!
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- Finally getting into that Holiday spirit with A Christmas story, a movie that actually made us remember a ton of great memories from our own childhood!
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“Randy lay there like a slug. It was his only defense.”
My favorite line in the entire film!
NOTAFINGA!
How about "Fra-Gileh" I think it's Italian. "No I think that says Fragile".... "oh yeah..." lol The LAMP!
@@vovindequasahi It's a major award!
Much like the T-Rex, Scut Farkus's vision is based on movement.😁
"My father worked in profanity the way other artists might work in oils or clay; it was his true medium, a master." Jean Shepherd was a great humorist.
THE funniest line I have ever heard!
I love the dad in this movie. He’s a grumpy old bastard for most of the movie, but he just lights up at how delighted Ralphie is at the BB gun. He’s a curmudgeon, but you can just tell he loves his family.
Some of the most spot-on casting ever. :)
This story was based on the actual childhood experience of the screenwriter, who was also a popular radio personality in the 70's. I remember listening to him at night, when he would riff about anything and everything. He is also the narrator of the movie.
He is also the guy who told Ralphie not to cut and showed him where the back of the line was.
Yep. From the story collection called "In God We Trust (All Others Pay Cash)" by Jean Shepherd. Hard to believe, but Peter Billingsley (Ralphie) is also the guy who worked for Obadiah Stane (Jeff Bridges) in the first "Ironman" movie and gets yelled at ("TONY STARK WAS ABLE TO BUILD THIS IN A CAVE!!! WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS!!") and also in "Spider-Man Far From Home" as Quintin Beck's (Mysterio) assistant. His head is shaved so it's hard to tell.
@@JustWasted3HoursHere He also played the head elf, in the movie Elf. I also wonder if he has at least a cameo in 8 Bit Christmas, which by the ads look very similar to A Christmas Story.
He had a fantastic voice that you really enjoy listening to.
He also voices the main character animatronic in the Carousel of Progress at Disney's Magic Kingdom in Orlando too.
The moment when Ralphie breaks down crying after his mom pries him off the bully breaks my Mama-heart! Poor little bub!
I can't even watch that scene without tearing up
Same here. It makes me think of when I was a kid and it didn’t matter if i was physically hurt or just sad/scared. Mom would make me feel better no matter what.
One of the things I love about this movie is that it doesn't favor either of Raphie's parents against the other. They both have their flaws, yet they also come through for Ralphie in their own way: Mom waved off his fight with Scut Farkus (and his torrent of cuss words while doing so, especially so soon after he dropped the single F-bomb while changing the tire) as no big deal, while Dad got him the Red Ryder when everybody else was against it.
I really can’t say anything about this film that hasn’t already been said in these comments. *AN UNDENIABLE CLASSIC* 😭🎄💝
He was excited for the "shitty lamp" because times were hard then and families were just getting by and he won something. He was a winner.
Peter Billingsley who played Ralpie has gone on to become a successful movie producer and director, he was executive producer of Iron Man and directed the movie couples retreat and has produced other movies. He also made a cameo as one of the elf’s in the movie Elf.
from good kid. to one of the bad guys in ironman and Spiderman far from home.
This is a dang Mandela Effect for me. I remember growing up hearing repeatedly how Ralphie, a.k.a. Messy Marvin, had died at an early age. I do not recall the cause, possibly car wreck or mystery illness.
He produced Iron Man? Holy hell i didn't know that
@@soranraina4391 He was also briefly in both Iron Man and Spider-Man: Far From Home. He plays the bald scientist that Jeff Bridges' Obediah Stane screams at "TONY STARK BUILT THIS IN A CAVE! WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS!" and who later goes on to work with Mysterio.
@Abcity He also called Thor "Lebowski" in Avengers: Endgame, even though Jeff Bridges played his mentor Obediah Stane in the first Iron Man.
This is my family’s Christmas movie staple. Absolutely love the feeling this film leaves in a our heart.
PS: some warm water would unseal the tongue.
YES! That's exactly how they do it, use a little water and it loosens right up! I'M the daughter of a lifetime volunteer firefighter. You know how many times my Dad has been answered this call when he was alive? Probably about 1,000 in those 40 YEARS. 🎅👅😂
@@christinegelabert1651 probably because of this movie
warm anything...
Reminds me of my fingers sticking to the old metal ice trays.
Notice how the one person he didn't directly ask for the bb gun ended up being the one who gave it to him? This is still amazing movie that holds up.
Hey, the director of this made another holiday flick you should see, Black Christmas.
I think that's what is the most beautiful thing about Ralphie finally getting his BB gun, in the end it showed that even though he never asked his father he was the one who thought of getting it for him; showing how much he did care for him and wanted to make Christmas even more special for him.
It's not Christmas unless I watch this movie. So many memorable moments. I still say if Ralphie and Schwartz had run to the window with the rest of the class it would have made them look less guilty. Cuz staying seated means that you don't have to look outside, you already know. And the fact that they were the only two still at their desks was not lost on Ms. Shields, priceless.
It's a major award!
The scene at the end where the "duck is smiling" they did not tell the Mother what was going to happen in the scene. So her reaction is genuine.
"Randy lay there like a slug. It was his one defense."
The main kid became a producer and befriended John Favreau, who often puts him in his films. In Elf, he's the head toymaking elf that reassures Buddy that he's not a cotton-headed ninnymuggins.
And in "Iron Man" and "Spider-Man: Far From Home," Peter Billingsley played the Stark Industries engineer that Obediah Stane asked to build an arc reactor.
I always have to watch this at least once on Christmas Day when TBS plays it on a loop. Also my favorite part of Christmas Day over the past few years has been when we go to my brother's girlfriend's for breakfast. I mean she and her family always put out a delicious spread; ham, egg bake, buttered English muffins, hell even oreo balls and peanut butter balls!
When we were little, our mother decided that since we were always too busy and excited on Christmas to eat breakfast, we would eat it Christmas Eve night before we went to bed. The tradition continues to this day, now we all take our own kids to Nana's on Christmas Eve for a big elaborate nighttime breakfast. And of course we watch A Christmas Story.
"Three blocks away, Schwartz was getting his."
Ralphie bears false witness against his friend, just to get the bar of soap out of his mouth for a minute. What a great kid!
Low key Schwartz's punishment for making Flick stick his tongue to the flagpole
This film is basically mandatory, especially for every Clevelander because the old heads will never let you forget that the house in the movie is from Cleveland 🤣
16:13 He grew up during the great depression and probably had to work since as long as he can remember. He wasn't an achiever in school, probably couldn't do sports, and held a low-middle class job that was just enough to get by (everything needed to be fixed constantly). So this was the one thing in his life that was his and his alone in his eyes.
I've watched this Movie my whole life, usually watch it again like a Tradition near Christmas, Great Movie!
A Christmas Story is a perfect movie for you two! I think it accurately expresses your personalities.
One of my most absolute favorite Christmas movies. " You'll shoot your eye out, kid." The look on Raplhie's face when Santa said that was priceless.
And then Santa uses the bottom of his boot to push Ralphie down the slide. Priceless!
The boot tap on the forehead always cracks me up
That look has me on the floor every time!
The "deranged Easter bunny" line was improvised by the actor playing the old man
And the mother's reaction during the whole Chinese restaurant scene was genuine
She was given a different script than the rest of the cast so she had no idea what was going to happen
This movie brings back so many memories because my dad LOVED it and lived for Christmas. We watched it every year when I was a kid. Now my dad is gone, and it really hits harder than ever. I learned from him to recapture those childhood Christmas feels by bringing them to my own children and those in my community. I run a nonprofit that does a lot of outreach for children at Christmas time, and it really brings back that childhood magic for me.
A Muppet Christmas Carol is a classic. And Christmas is always magical until people start dying and you have to celebrate without them.
Another underrated classic.
Fingers crossed you still do "Scrooged." It's a long month yet. Love this movie but figured y'all had to see it. Don't know how you avoided it lol. 24hrs a year each year
Yes please do scrooged.
Bill murray classic
This
Yes please!!!
Boys! This must be done if never before seen. It’ll be quite the treat. 🍻🇨🇦
It is very easy to overlook a few good Christmas movies. Because there is an uncountable number of moderate and just plain bad Christmas movies.
The good ones get lost in the shuffle.
Every year my family would watch this movie, it's such a classic. The house it's filmed in is like a little tourist attraction, they even sell leg lamps.
“Don’t bother me. I’m… thinking.” That’s one of my favorite lines.
Both the parents are good parents. The mom makes sure the kids don't get in any trouble, and the dad makes sure they get what the gifts they wanted.
Randy yelling for Ralphie while rolling in the snow is so good🤣🤣
Watching Ralphie go into Wolverine’s berserker rage will always be my favorite part of this movie.
It was so satisfying to see him hulk smash Scut's nose lol
You should watch the sequel to see what happened to Scut after Ralphie beat him up. The original cast comes back except the original mother and the original father had passed away. The sequel is really good.
I have a neighbor that puts up a leg lamp in their front window every Christmas season. Classic!
I'm a child of the 50s and this was so nostalgic for me. The Christmas Displays in Macys and Bloomingdale. The snow-covered holiday. The delicious food and joyous times with family. As a tribute to this movie, my son and I have Duck every Christmas along with a rack of something. Everyone enjoy your Christmas, Hanukah, Kwaanza, or whatever holiday you celebrate. And may we all have a Happy, Healthy New Year!!! 🎄🎆🎉🎊
What gets me is that his dad is the only person who he didn't ask for the gun. So when he told his mom what he wanted for Christmas at the beginning, his Dad was listening the whole time.
Remember this film was set at the end of the thirties early forties. Hence snow white. His wanting the gun was so cute. This is a staple of Christmas watching.
I haven’t watched this movie in years, and watching it along with you two… I haven’t laughed this much watching a TH-cam video! Your attitudes, commentary, and jokes are so great! I hope you guys have a Merry Christmas and thank you for putting a smile on my face!
Thank you so much gugar, glad we could make you laugh and Merry Christmas to you too! :D
This is probably my favorite Christmas movie by far. The nostalgia I feel unmatched to anything else ever I think.
My dad was born in 1940 and when this movie came out it was the perfect movie to him. He loved this movie. He grew up in this era listening to the radio and wanted the Red Ryder BB gun too. We watch this movie every year and love this movie. Even better this movie came out as a Broadway musical. The touring Broadway company came through here in Utah in 2019. I usher at the theater that it was at and watched it twice. It was even better than the movie. The musical part they do for the lamp was hysterical. My dad is gone and at the end of the musical when the little boy was in bed and the narrator was remembering his dad giving him the BB gun. I cried remembering my dad talking about getting one for Christmas. It was a beautiful memory for me too.
Loved hearing you guys talk about Grandma's cooking. i myself have been without Grandma's since 2006, but did have a lot of time with them till then,,,,...and I think most everyone would agree, there is nothing like Grandma's cooking. My one Grandma was widowed since the 1970's. She did that whole entire dinner for about 20 people...all by herself, from the meat, potatoes, sides, desserts...nothing was packaged. She never once complained about how much work it was, and if you tried to help you were told to get out of the kitchen and enjoy yourself.
Nothing as an adult is as good as Christmas was at 10 years old.
I grew up watching this movie. It truly is pure nostalgia. My favorite Christmas gift was the Nintendo Entertainment System. Nothing like the mid 80's and Christmas.
The NES was probably my fondest gift memory. There was nothing else like it.
This plays all day on Christmas day at my house, and up until than, it's National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation and Nightmare before Christmas ❤💚❤💚❤
ive watched CV 4 nights in a row at this point.
@@markmac2206 such a good movie, and a lot of parents turn into Clark every year...lol
@@b.a.j5168 when putting up the lights, im one of them!
You guys do Christmas right. I agree with you about the festivities from Christmas Eve through Christmas Day. I know how you feel about the memories and beloved family members no longer around for this joyous time.
BTW, The older man in the hat at Higgbies is the narrator (Jean Shepherd) and the originator/author of the Christmas Story based on his childhood experiences.
Jean Shepherd was a national treasure. He sure had a golden voice for humor. He almost sounds like John Candy.
He was the angry man in the Santa line
I miss my kids being little. I just loved to see their faces light up
8:10 Randy looks like he's ready for his second bowl of Malt-O-Meal!
This movie was and will always continue to play during Christmas at our house, such a classic. The game cube with Luigi's Mansion and Super Smash Bros Melee was also my red ryder bb gun and I remember that it was one of those gifts that was hidden and had someone else's name on it to throw me off. I also remember one Christmas when my brothers and I got Donkey Kong Country 2 and we immediately played it on the same day.
The tongue stuck to the pole scene was achieved by the actor sticking his tongue over a hole and a little motorized vacuum, hidden in the snow was turned on, which would gently hold his tongue to the pole to make it look like it was actually frozen on there.
"I CANT PUT MY ARMS DOWN!" that was me every winter growing up in Michigan.
I was in third grade when this came out. I remember all the kids were very excited and talking about the "Fudge" scene.
The sweetest, most nostalgic movie ever. So nice to see you guys experience it for the first time and appreciate it as much as you did.
I live about 45 minutes away from the Christmas Story house! You can do a tour, they have a gift shop and you can even stay at the house and the bumpass's house!
im 5 minutes from the museum in Hammond. i need to get to Cleveland to see the house.
To answer your question about the flag pole thing, just pour some warm water at the point of contact. Your tongue is still gonna freaking hurt and possibly be permanently damaged because you essentially gave it bad freezer burn though.
Just so you know this works with ice cubes too. I've known a couple of people who've gotten their tongue's stuck to ice cubes.
It always makes me cry when I see how happy the dad gets watching Ralphie open the BB gun.
"You'll shoot your eye out kid.' lol!
The dad is the total unsung hero in this movie and it a MUST WATCH every Christmas since I was little. Happy Holidays to you and your families ❤🖤
I hear ya, guys. My mom loved Christmas and she always make sure we had an amazing Christmas. Since she passed, it doesn't feel the same. ❤️
My fav part of Christmas is being Santa!! My kids are too old to really believe anymore but I really loved being Santa. I have the same fond memories of my childhood Christmas that you do. No one can cook fried eggs like my mom did on Christmas morning. Mom’s eggs for breakfast and her mashed potatoes at dinner are little things I’ll never forget. Also, there is that one special gift that I always make a big deal out of each year. Always a production regarding that one gift. It’s usually last and usually something you didn’t ask for and aren’t expecting but is a huge deal. Watching Christmas movies…claymation and animated shows! It was such a special time. I really miss it.
The Mom in this movie reminds me so much of my own Mom. My entire extended familiy, when they watch this movie, say, “That’s Aunt Sherry!” The resemblance in both appearance and behavior is so uncanny.
I knew they were gonna take the part where the bully says"when i tell you to come you better come" the wrong way lmfao
I've never had so much fun watching someone watch a movie! I loved your reactions and the way you got nostalgic about your own childhood Christmases.
I tend to think someone younger than me won't get as much out of a movie like this (I'm 58). You proved me wrong.
Merry Christmas!
6:10 "He's got glasses he'll be fine" You're more right than you know lmao
I watch this on the 24-hour marathon on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. I love this movie. When Ralphie goes to see Santa at the mall and when he stands in line, the man that tells him he is cutting the line is the director, narrator and author of the book. That scene where the dogs stole the turkey is psa to not leave the turkey out. Plus it still needed to cook.
Fun Fact: Ralphie's mother is the mom from Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
And Reggie's girlfriend in Slap Shot.
I grew up in Alaska.
Classmate named Janelle tested this theory on a dare in 3rd grade.
A teacher had to come out to free her from the pole with warm water - problem is she brought the staff room kettle in her rush and the water was HOT - ended up both freeing her AND also burning her poor already injured tongue.
But kids are dumb and metal is cold - this was not the only event I witnessed - just the first and most traumatic so it stands out.
I had to free the neighbor kid from his chain link fence once - but I already knew the warm water trick and armed with that knowledge you could handle stuff without crying to adults for rescue.
I agree, there is nothing that compares to Christmas time when you are a kid. As an adult, we have lost several family members over the years and they are definitely not the same. I took those years for granted so you definitely need to cherish them.
Couldn't agree more, I realize how much more I appreciate those moments now that I'm older.
Sticking my tongue to frozen metal and swinging from a branch with a bullwhip are the only two things I saw in movies that I ever tried to imitate. Neither ended well.
I remember stupidly sticking my tongue to the metal front of my Flexible Flyer sled once. I’d never even heard that it could stick or anything. I just did it. I panicked so much, I just ripped my tongue off before I could give the situation much thought, lol. I could see the skin & my tastebuds on the metal. Luckily it was ‘just the tip,’ it didn’t do too much damage & I learned a valuable lesson.
@@susanmaggiora4800 Except for sticking it on a piece of metal pipe, you just described, word-for-word, what happened to me.
I remember the first time I saw this movie I actually came in the middle of it, about the time his teacher and his mother are chanting, "you'll shoot your eye out", at him and I asked the person with me, what on earth are you watching? He told me, surprised I hadn't seen it before. I now watch this movie every Christmas. It is just the best. So many quotable lines!
Oh, and as someone who grew up with the old metal ice cube trays, the easiest way to get metal stuck to your skin off is simply a little warm water. Great reaction!
Christmas isn't the same any more... but you can feel it again with your own kids and watching the joy on their faces.
Ralphie and his a Red Ryder Carbine Action 200 shot Range Model air rifle🤣🤣🤣. Christmas classic at it's finest. This movie and the grinch is a must during Christmas time 🎄
Fun fact
This was set in 1940; a year after the wizard of Oz came out. Thus all the WoO references.
I love this movie. Such a time capsule of the 1940s. Plus it shows how America really was then! Plus, I don't live far from Cleveland, where they filmed this classic! It's always on at my house on the annual TBS/TNT 24-hour marathon. :) my grandparents introduced me to this movie, and eventually I wound up with the 70th anniversary Red Ryder BB gun that I proudly possess. Also, this movie was based off a bunch of stories that originally appeared in PLAYBOY magazine. Who knew one of the greatest family films of all time came from an adult magazine?
Playboy used to get great authors to write stories for the magazine. All kinds of famous authors have been featured there.
@@susanmaggiora4800 I'm not one to read that magazine, but I'm very surprised how many good authors come from there. I personally LOVE Jean Shephard's works on Americana.
@@elijahvincent985 This was in the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s. It used to be a cliche to say you read Playboy for the articles, but it really was true. It was a very good magazine in its heyday. I don’t even know if they publish it anymore. They probably haven’t for 10 or 15 years.
And from the same guy that made BLACK CHRISTMAS
Well the movie PORKYS was made so Bob Clark could fund this film
Those snow suits were hard to move in, but so warm. Bundled up in that you felt unstoppable. Dive into the biggest snow pile you could find and just keep having fun. The nostalgia triggered by this movie what makes it immortal. The mumbled words his dad says thru the movie was his way of swearing without getting a worse rating for profanity. I literally heard that from my mother when I mentioned a bb gun back in the day. "No, you'll shoot your eye out".
We always get a 24 hour marathon of this movie on Christmas Eve. I love this classic
When they shot this movie, it was actually warm, and the pole was actually a plastic PVC pipe.
Absolute all time classic of a Christmas movie.
Thank you thank you thank you!
This is my ALL TIME FAVORITE Christmas movie. I grew up watching this movie LONG before it was popular and iconic! I love it so much because my dad would always commentate about how accurate the time period was when he was a kid in upstate/western NY. And now that his kids are grown he tells us about pretty close it was with us (his kids) growing up. How "simple" and "easy" life was. Simple families living simple lives. Walking to school in the snow. Being bundled up to go outside. It's not the movie itself, it's what it means to my family. Even though it's a pretty great movie!
Again, thank you 💕
I think my dad loves it so much because he also put his tongue On a frozen rail when he was a kid!! He said he ripped "half" his tongue off, then his mom yelled at him for getting blood all over the front steps 😂😜
It comes around again when you have a family of your own. The magic comes back through their eyes and the memories and traditions you build with them.
This is one of our family's favs. On Christmas Eve here in the states one of the cable stations plays it for 24 hrs and it's become a fun tradition at our parent's house while we cook. We all know every single line in the movie and we've have been saying FRAGILE the way the dad did for yrs. 😂😂😂😂
Considering all the 24hr Specials, there is no question that I have watched this movie more times than any other.
frah gee lay... must be Italian.
@@markmac2206 😂😂😂
You guys brought me down memory lane. I feel the same way as you guys. When my grandmother died, Christmas was never the same. The family stopped getting together, because my grandma was the glue that kept everything together. I miss those days. Watching this with you guys makes me feel like you guys are the brothers I never had. So much fun! Thank you guys, and I can’t wait for next Christmas now.
So funny, I just thought "I'm going to look on TH-cam to see if anyone reacted to a Christmas Story yet". As soon as I open the app this is here.
Aw man the part where Ralphie finally beats Farcus's ass and then gives his toady a nice hit as well as always amusing lmao
I'm always so happy to see how happy and excited the Dad is when Ralphie is opening his BB gun.
I love the shots of the icy trees on Christmas morning with the music playing, and the various train sounds throughout the movie. Reminds me of my childhood in the Midwest. Merry Christmas guys. 🎄
SHOCKED when people haven't seen this...it is on 24 hrs every christmas...hope u like it! watch it every year
and its on 4 channels now.
Favorite part of the movie was when Ralphie beat the bully up and how he was screaming and cryin😂😂😂
"YOULL SHOOT YOURE EYE OUT KID" Best qoute ever! Great reaction brothers...u guys rock!!!!
One of my favorite Christmas movies! You're right. It's very nostalgic. It brings to mind certain experiences and feelings I had when I was a kid.
I believe the biggest problem with Christmas, is children are so spoiled, when they ask for anything they want they get it right away, instead of having to wait till Christmas. As a child, the only time I got new toys was on Christmas, and my birthday. It made the gifts seem more special. It was also more of a surprise.
He was so thrilled with the lamp because it was a trophy. He won something! oooh.
This movie was a family tradition Christmas movie, and introducing the youngins to it was great.
It has such a great narration, you can watch it each year and notice something else about the narration that you never noticed before.
You guys are Canadian, have you watched Slap Shot yet?
It's still ours, my family and I still watch this movie every year!!
Flick is a true G for not snitching.... respect!
Everyone has a favorite scene in the movie. My brother liked the scene where the kid stuck his tongue to the flagpole. Mine was on Christmas day when (Ralphie) came downstairs wearing the bunny costume. When he stood there all I could think of was "that poor kid." It was Christmas, supposed to be the best day in his life. It turned out to be one of the worst, LMAO.
The movie is based in Hammond, Indiana where every year at the Visitor's Center they have displays setup of the movie and would have Santa on a hill with a small slide that is cool to visit and the actually Christmas Story house is in Cleveland (the reason the live on Cleveland St in the movie) that you can visit and take a tour of the house which is pretty badass
watching grown men see the leg lamp for the first time, does it get any better? 😂. then I remember the bunny...
Fun Fact: The prop guy actually gave Peter Billingsley (Ralphie) chewing tobacco for his "Black Bart" Shootout, which ended up making him ill. Once he recovered, they went with raisins (like they should have the first time).
I absolutely LOVE this film. It is so authentic to the period which is just a little before my time - I was born in '47 and things hadn't changed that much by then. My dad had a car very much like the one Ralphie's dad drove. And I always wanted a B-B gun but my folks wouldn't buy one for me because ---- "You'll shoot your eye out!"
This is one of my favorite movies of all time. If you have cable, a station plays it on repeat all day on Christmas.
We watched this movie at Christmas every year, along with "warning our hands at the Yule Log" Lol before dinner. I have fond, fond memories. I do have being so far away from my sons and my mom and sister, however, memories are great.
My father worked in profanity like an artist works in clay. Lol
Muppet Christmas Carol is our tradition every Christmas Eve. It's the best version😊
Few people realize this movie had a sequel. They are the lucky ones.
No returning actors, set in Summer, "My Summer Story", Charles Grodin played the dad.