Sasha Cassavetes is the daughter of the film's director, Nick Cassavetes. The dedication "For Sasha" is a tribute to her, as she was born with a congenital heart defect.
I lost my son when he was a baby and it's the most powerless I've ever felt. I couldn't do anything about it and it's a devastating loss that I remember everyday.
This is one of my favorite movies, even before I became a single father. Every Father's Day, I watch this for all the fathers who struggle but don't give up. One of my greatest fears is my son leaving before me, and that line Denzel says always stuck with me: "I am not, going, to bury my SON! My son is going to bury ME!" I would do anything for my son just like Denzel's character. And when I go, I'll leave happily knowing I raised my son to be a responsible and dedicated man himself. Glad you enjoyed this film. P.S. I don't know if this was mentioned yet, the "For Sasha" dedication is for the director's daughter.
I can already hear mom cussing at somebody and crying before even watching the reaction 😂 (not laughing at the movie but admiring her compassion & empathy)
I'm an American and yes, sadly our "healthcare system" sucks balls...its an effing joke. You really hope you don't need any big procedures done or that you come down with a grave illness because you know that you're screwed if you do, unless your super rich. Money and shitty health insurance should not be something anyone should have to worry about when ill. You guys are lucky in Canada. Anywho, love your guys' channel, great film for sure. Looking forward for more reactions from you two😊👍
My parents aren't super rich and I was born with a heart defect called transposition of the great arteries and we did fine under the American Healthcare System. Had open heart surgery when I was 2 months old and I'm now 39.
A Great “Robert DuVall” and “James Earl Jones” movie: “A FAMILY THING “ Roberts character finds out the surprise of his life , the family he never knew he had ..: So good!! Co written by Billy Bob Thornton !!
This is one of my favorite denzel movies and ot represents health care in the usa very accurately, especially during that time. It's gotten a little better
Here in Australia it cost me around $100-$150 to get a full hip replacement at the age of 40. And that money was just for some meds. I would hate to fall ill in America.
As a dual citizen (American - Israeli), when I moved to Israel, that’s something I had to get used to. Universal healthcare. Because it’s nothing like the US system. And I’m sure it’s very close to Canada‘s healthcare system. It’s a sad statement when you’re relieved you don’t have to worry about health stuff to the extent you did before. I have a chronic health condition so it meant a lot. But this movie is very much a critique on the American healthcare system.
Universal Healthcare isn't all that great either. And when people say it's "free" ,it's not. And you have to be on waiting lists?? Nah I'm good with the Healthcare I get here
@Ennoenno02 exactly. I'm American and was born with a heart defect called and transposition of the great artery. I would never go anywhere other than America for my Healthcare lol
@@Ennoenno02 The pros outweigh the cons. Yes, you’re paying for it with your taxes. It’s not free healthcare. But the point is, it’s there for you when you need it. I’m not sure if you’re an American or if you know anything about that system, but just like they are talking about in the review, And what scene on the movie, if you don’t have the money, you don’t have the money. Which means if you have something life-threatening, it’s just business. There are literally so many people in the United States that are in debt because of medical related costs. Look at all of the places that have universal healthcare across the world, and look at how many of those people are in medical debt. Obviously, as stated, there are drawbacks, such as waiting times and things of this nature. And those need to be fixed. But I would much rather be able to have something treated in an emergency so I don’t die, versus die because I don’t have enough money.
On another note, everyone should register to become a donor. My dad ended up with one of my kidneys back in 2007 and the procedure is soooo easy now for the donor.
Yes! Unfortunately, in America at least, lots of people are afraid to be marked as donors. I've seen SO many people that believe that doctors and nurses will let them die so that "they" can take their organs to give to rich old monsters who don't deserve to be saved. I have it marked on my driver's license that I agree to be an organ donor. More unfortunately, at this time, I am not allowed to donate anything because I have MS and I guess they're afraid that my evil immune system will transfer over? No one has explained it to me. Guess I should Google it someday.
the Michael Moore documentary ''SiCKO'' / also the UK documentaries ''The Dirty War on the NHS'' [ John Pilger ] and ''The Great NHS Heist'' [ Dr Bob Gill ] ALL on yt !!!
"No parent should have to bury their child." King Théoden "MY SON IS GOING TO BURY ME!" John Q Denzel did win anything for this, he did for Training Day, though. Kinda weird message to send, "you're best isn't a father trying to save his son's life but as a corrupt police officer." This is great but Fallen would remain my favorite Denzel Washington movie! Recommendations: Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World, To Kill A Mockingbird, Fracture and Basic (Sam Jackson and John Travolta)!
@@user-dz6fy6qv2lalot of reactors won't ever react to Malcolm X even though I wish more people would because it's political implications and having to deal with you tube
I got hit by a train 15 years ago and was a lone surviver. I was in acoma for a long time, woke up with amnesia and had to relearn how to walk, talk, read, and write. My insurance paid for my surgeries and transplants. I still currently owe about 7 million dollars
USA had a Military budget of $915 billion in 2023. If they cut this by 50% they'd still be the #1 Worldwide and could use the other 50% on Public Healthcare and help millions of people.
I'm from Scotland, and this film was my first realisation that USA and, for that matter, other countries didn't have the NHS or something similar. I'll never understand how they think it's ok for some insurance clerk to make life or death decisions. NHS isn't perfect, and we may pay a little more in taxes, (though still less than what most pay for insurance), but damn it's worth it.
@57kwest when he goes to jail, won't he have free healthcare or next to free? 3 meals a day? A bed to sleep in? Better off than a lot of homeless veterans anyway. However that's not the point, yes, healthcare should be a right far moreso than a right to bear arms! I'm from UK and we have the NHS which we pay for in our taxes, which we're happy to pay because we don't go bankrupt if we need unexpected medical care.
Man it's been a while since I've seen this. Probably Denzel's most underrated movie? For whatever reason then, and now I feel like it doesn't get talked about as much as his other ones. Anyway, now that I'm older this film really does harp on the American health care system, and why well...in my opinion is a complete trainwreck. I don't live stateside anymore, but when I did it's nutty how anyone can be on the hook for financial eternity for getting something as simple as a papercut. Glad I got the F out. Anyways, I appreciate the reaction. Cheers.
You guys mentioning the USA Healthcare system and this movie is so depressing. Healthcare should be a human right and not based on income. This is why i am so proud of the UK healthcare system, the NHS. Although its been guttered and slowly privatised by successive governments but at least the principal is kept the same. Plus what threw me off is how much are these hospitals and insurance companies are paying for admin costs to hire pen pushers who go through a fine tooth comb finding any small loopholes, undeclared admissions, previous conditions etc that could be spent...oh, I dunno...the actual healthcare. Mad! I hope your government over in Canada are keeping the healthcare true to its intentions and spirit.
i adore this movie, and always have, because it opens up the discussion of healthcare in the US and it's mishandling of preventative efforts, as explained why the sons heart issue wasn't ever previously found and treated.. however.. i have to say i don't like the glorification of forcing an immediate heart becoming available through holding an entire ER ward hostage, despite having actual intentions of using said weapons. Esp when there IS a List of thousands of people, including other children, waiting just as anxiously for a healthy heart for god knows how long. Don't get me wrong, i get all the good fuzzies when this movie is directly making us understand and empathise with this particular family.. but let's not forget the thousands of similar loving families, some on the brink after much longer periods of time, to also receive a B+ heart. Who would that heart have gone to, if not this son? maybe another child who had been suffering for an even longer time, and even closer to death surrounded by a mourning family. idk. I appreciate the much needed discussion of the issues we have in our healthcare system in the US and we need to make changes.. ESP when it comes to preventative measures we've already created for these exact situations. That's being reckless and unforgivable. But the immediate donation due to the rioting created scoping in on this one family in order to not just get on the list, but get pushed all the way to the top as well.. ? I'm not as much a fan of making such dangerous last resorts be cheered and awarded for. I would suspend my disbelief as it's just a movie, but considering it's based on true "events".. Just my opinion.
I just wanted you to know that I absolutely LOVE your movie reactions! Can't wait for the finale of Sopranos. (although I really dont want it to be over so im super conflicted!) A comment about the health care system in the US....Im always intrigued when people in Canada, the UK, New Zealand, Australia, etc say they have "free healthcare". A closer examination would show that not only are you "paying" for your healthcare....indeed, you are ***paying through the nose*** for it. Just thought I'd throw that out there for you to investigate, if you posess the time and curiosity that prompts you to do so. ;-) This movie was an extreme case. Many many many US citizens have adequate healthcare. They work FULL TIME jobs in GOOD companies....they are not part time workers in blue collar jobs as was depicted here. So, when you were pretending that every US citizen lacks proper healthcare I just thought that was really unfair....just my opinion. I wager that if you polled every single citizen of the US and said, "If you were granted free healthcare by your government but they had to raise your taxes to the EXHORBITANT AMOUNT that Canada and the UK pay, would you be on board?" .....I believe the answer would be a resounding and overwhelming ***K NO! ;-) Of course, the US had a very tumultous beginning. Fighting for everything, right from the get go. Our founders were not a bunch of people born with their hands sticking out...."Gimme gimme gimme". They had to fight for everything, and they had to work hard for everything they wanted. That may have something to do with the US's mentality today of encouraging people to be go-getters, to be independent, not expecting free healthcare or free education or free anything else...other than great opportunities....which are always free! ;-) Just food for thought! Take care, you guys and have a great week! :-)
Have you seen the movie “Philadelphia” starring Denzel Washington and Tom Hanks ?? Another great movie great acting from both of them!! Tom won his first Oscar for it!
19:24 Kimberly Elise doesn't get enough credit as an actress. You need to watch her in "Set It Off" with Queen Latifah, Vivica A. Fox and Jada Pinkett Smith.
Privatized Health care to me as an American means competition. Competition means a desire to be better. America's system might not be perfect. But, as expensive as it is, it is the BEST in the world for medical technology. That's what competition allows.
Last night I mentioned a movie you’d like with Robert DuVall and James Earl Jones we’ll just read today (Monday the 9th) that Jams Earl Jones passed away😢!! Could you react to one of his movies please??!! Thanks!!!
@@Flix2Us So talented!!! Great in Everything he ever did!!!!!😢 One of the clips the news on TH-cam showed was him walking into the corn field from Field Of Dreams.,. Whew that was hard!!! Thanks for seeing my comment and thanks for answering!!! You guys are great!!!!!
I've had long waits in the USA for a cardiologist... about 6 months and almost 8/9 months for a ete specialist. And this is with what doctors tell me is the best insurance policy that they have seen. My part I pay monthly is about 600 f dollars a month just for me. Every year it goes up 30 to 50 dollars.
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“Fuck you, Anne Heche” …and also rest in peace 😂
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One day the truth will be known concerning Anne....one day....Rest in His Peace Anne.
Sasha Cassavetes is the daughter of the film's director, Nick Cassavetes. The dedication "For Sasha" is a tribute to her, as she was born with a congenital heart defect.
I lost my son when he was a baby and it's the most powerless I've ever felt. I couldn't do anything about it and it's a devastating loss that I remember everyday.
We are so sorry for your loss. ❤
Appreciate all of your words.
@@Jen-MomThanks to you and your channel. Your videos provide a brief respite from the pain I feel. Wish you two the best.
@@Joker_JAKThanks so much for watching with us. ❤❤
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This is one of my favorite movies, even before I became a single father. Every Father's Day, I watch this for all the fathers who struggle but don't give up. One of my greatest fears is my son leaving before me, and that line Denzel says always stuck with me:
"I am not, going, to bury my SON! My son is going to bury ME!"
I would do anything for my son just like Denzel's character. And when I go, I'll leave happily knowing I raised my son to be a responsible and dedicated man himself. Glad you enjoyed this film.
P.S. I don't know if this was mentioned yet, the "For Sasha" dedication is for the director's daughter.
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I can already hear mom cussing at somebody and crying before even watching the reaction 😂 (not laughing at the movie but admiring her compassion & empathy)
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Fences and Antwone Fisher are 2 other terrific Denzel movies!!
Bro, your mom rly has to watch „The Pursuit of Happyness”, gonna cry a few times and love it I promise
Ok, we’ll add it to the list! 😊
Another great Father's Day movie and bases on a true story.
This movie is so underrated and beautiful. This and Training Day are my two fav Denzel movies of all time.
Crimson tide , malcolm x and Equalizer are my favorite Denzel films
I’m 32 and haven’t had insurance since I was taken off my parents. Not gonna lie it is tough in the U.S.
I'm an American and yes, sadly our "healthcare system" sucks balls...its an effing joke. You really hope you don't need any big procedures done or that you come down with a grave illness because you know that you're screwed if you do, unless your super rich. Money and shitty health insurance should not be something anyone should have to worry about when ill. You guys are lucky in Canada. Anywho, love your guys' channel, great film for sure. Looking forward for more reactions from you two😊👍
My parents aren't super rich and I was born with a heart defect called transposition of the great arteries and we did fine under the American Healthcare System. Had open heart surgery when I was 2 months old and I'm now 39.
Behold, the future of American healthcare. Surprised this kind of thing doesn’t already happen much more often.
A Great “Robert DuVall” and “James Earl Jones” movie:
“A FAMILY THING “
Roberts character finds out the surprise of his life , the family he never knew he had ..:
So good!!
Co written by Billy Bob Thornton !!
This is one of my favorite denzel movies and ot represents health care in the usa very accurately, especially during that time. It's gotten a little better
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Here in Australia it cost me around $100-$150 to get a full hip replacement at the age of 40. And that money was just for some meds. I would hate to fall ill in America.
As a dual citizen (American - Israeli), when I moved to Israel, that’s something I had to get used to. Universal healthcare. Because it’s nothing like the US system. And I’m sure it’s very close to Canada‘s healthcare system.
It’s a sad statement when you’re relieved you don’t have to worry about health stuff to the extent you did before.
I have a chronic health condition so it meant a lot.
But this movie is very much a critique on the American healthcare system.
Universal Healthcare isn't all that great either. And when people say it's "free" ,it's not. And you have to be on waiting lists?? Nah I'm good with the Healthcare I get here
@Ennoenno02 exactly. I'm American and was born with a heart defect called and transposition of the great artery. I would never go anywhere other than America for my Healthcare lol
@@Ennoenno02 The pros outweigh the cons. Yes, you’re paying for it with your taxes. It’s not free healthcare. But the point is, it’s there for you when you need it. I’m not sure if you’re an American or if you know anything about that system, but just like they are talking about in the review, And what scene on the movie, if you don’t have the money, you don’t have the money. Which means if you have something life-threatening, it’s just business. There are literally so many people in the United States that are in debt because of medical related costs. Look at all of the places that have universal healthcare across the world, and look at how many of those people are in medical debt.
Obviously, as stated, there are drawbacks, such as waiting times and things of this nature. And those need to be fixed. But I would much rather be able to have something treated in an emergency so I don’t die, versus die because I don’t have enough money.
On another note, everyone should register to become a donor. My dad ended up with one of my kidneys back in 2007 and the procedure is soooo easy now for the donor.
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Yes! Unfortunately, in America at least, lots of people are afraid to be marked as donors. I've seen SO many people that believe that doctors and nurses will let them die so that "they" can take their organs to give to rich old monsters who don't deserve to be saved.
I have it marked on my driver's license that I agree to be an organ donor. More unfortunately, at this time, I am not allowed to donate anything because I have MS and I guess they're afraid that my evil immune system will transfer over? No one has explained it to me. Guess I should Google it someday.
as someone who received a kidney transplant a year ago i look at this movie a lot differently than i did when i was younger
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the Michael Moore documentary ''SiCKO'' / also the UK documentaries ''The Dirty War on the NHS'' [ John Pilger ] and ''The Great NHS Heist'' [ Dr Bob Gill ] ALL on yt !!!
Out of Time is a good Denzel movie that came out around this era of Denzel. Good plot twists
"No parent should have to bury their child." King Théoden
"MY SON IS GOING TO BURY ME!" John Q
Denzel did win anything for this, he did for Training Day, though. Kinda weird message to send, "you're best isn't a father trying to save his son's life but as a corrupt police officer."
This is great but Fallen would remain my favorite Denzel Washington movie!
Recommendations: Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World, To Kill A Mockingbird, Fracture and Basic (Sam Jackson and John Travolta)!
Denzel in the movie-A Soldier’s Story…A murder mystery during WWll on an all black base…. They are also dealing with bigotry but with a twist.
So many great performances. Another one of the great black films that no one reacts to on these channels. Malcolm X as well.
@@user-dz6fy6qv2l yes i always suggest A Soldier’s Story & Radio with Ed Harris & Cuba Gooding Jr … great acting in all three.
@@user-dz6fy6qv2lalot of reactors won't ever react to Malcolm X even though I wish more people would because it's political implications and having to deal with you tube
Such an underrated film
You should watch Denzel in "Fallen".
TiiIIIiiiIIIMMmmmee is on my side - yes, it is ;)
Since you guys are on a Denzel run, I can’t wait for y’all to get to his movie called.. He got game. One of his best performances in my opinion.
The guy you like is comedian Eddie Griffin you should check out his stand up
I got hit by a train 15 years ago and was a lone surviver. I was in acoma for a long time, woke up with amnesia and had to relearn how to walk, talk, read, and write. My insurance paid for my surgeries and transplants. I still currently owe about 7 million dollars
USA had a Military budget of $915 billion in 2023. If they cut this by 50% they'd still be the #1 Worldwide and could use the other 50% on Public Healthcare and help millions of people.
OH!! THANK YOU FOR THIS ONE!!!!!!!!👍
I think you’re the first ones to react to it!!!!
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No a few others have as well but still not enough reactors do
I'm from Scotland, and this film was my first realisation that USA and, for that matter, other countries didn't have the NHS or something similar. I'll never understand how they think it's ok for some insurance clerk to make life or death decisions. NHS isn't perfect, and we may pay a little more in taxes, (though still less than what most pay for insurance), but damn it's worth it.
@@57kwestwhat could be have done. Do tell.
@@57kwest it's more unacceptable that your entitlement to healthcare is based on your job and your employer.
@@57kwest i think healthcare is for EVERYONE.
@57kwest when he goes to jail, won't he have free healthcare or next to free? 3 meals a day? A bed to sleep in? Better off than a lot of homeless veterans anyway. However that's not the point, yes, healthcare should be a right far moreso than a right to bear arms! I'm from UK and we have the NHS which we pay for in our taxes, which we're happy to pay because we don't go bankrupt if we need unexpected medical care.
Man it's been a while since I've seen this. Probably Denzel's most underrated movie? For whatever reason then, and now I feel like it doesn't get talked about as much as his other ones. Anyway, now that I'm older this film really does harp on the American health care system, and why well...in my opinion is a complete trainwreck. I don't live stateside anymore, but when I did it's nutty how anyone can be on the hook for financial eternity for getting something as simple as a papercut. Glad I got the F out. Anyways, I appreciate the reaction. Cheers.
Excited for this movie reaction🙌
I can never complete this movie. I'm a father, and it tears me up inside.
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I did not know you two were fellow Canadians 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
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You guys mentioning the USA Healthcare system and this movie is so depressing. Healthcare should be a human right and not based on income.
This is why i am so proud of the UK healthcare system, the NHS. Although its been guttered and slowly privatised by successive governments but at least the principal is kept the same.
Plus what threw me off is how much are these hospitals and insurance companies are paying for admin costs to hire pen pushers who go through a fine tooth comb finding any small loopholes, undeclared admissions, previous conditions etc that could be spent...oh, I dunno...the actual healthcare. Mad!
I hope your government over in Canada are keeping the healthcare true to its intentions and spirit.
if you are taking requests Fallin )1998) is a very underrated Denzel Washington movie
Glad more people reacting to this film.. However i dont understand reading the description of the film before watching. Takes away the surprise
i adore this movie, and always have, because it opens up the discussion of healthcare in the US and it's mishandling of preventative efforts, as explained why the sons heart issue wasn't ever previously found and treated..
however.. i have to say i don't like the glorification of forcing an immediate heart becoming available through holding an entire ER ward hostage, despite having actual intentions of using said weapons. Esp when there IS a List of thousands of people, including other children, waiting just as anxiously for a healthy heart for god knows how long. Don't get me wrong, i get all the good fuzzies when this movie is directly making us understand and empathise with this particular family.. but let's not forget the thousands of similar loving families, some on the brink after much longer periods of time, to also receive a B+ heart. Who would that heart have gone to, if not this son? maybe another child who had been suffering for an even longer time, and even closer to death surrounded by a mourning family.
idk. I appreciate the much needed discussion of the issues we have in our healthcare system in the US and we need to make changes.. ESP when it comes to preventative measures we've already created for these exact situations. That's being reckless and unforgivable. But the immediate donation due to the rioting created scoping in on this one family in order to not just get on the list, but get pushed all the way to the top as well.. ? I'm not as much a fan of making such dangerous last resorts be cheered and awarded for.
I would suspend my disbelief as it's just a movie, but considering it's based on true "events".. Just my opinion.
Great reaction! I recommend True Believer starring James Woods and Robert Downey Jr
I imagine you guys to be very polite, but here in the states, being an a-hole in the road is a popular degree many people major in
I just wanted you to know that I absolutely LOVE your movie reactions! Can't wait for the finale of Sopranos. (although I really dont want it to be over so im super conflicted!) A comment about the health care system in the US....Im always intrigued when people in Canada, the UK, New Zealand, Australia, etc say they have "free healthcare". A closer examination would show that not only are you "paying" for your healthcare....indeed, you are ***paying through the nose*** for it. Just thought I'd throw that out there for you to investigate, if you posess the time and curiosity that prompts you to do so. ;-) This movie was an extreme case. Many many many US citizens have adequate healthcare. They work FULL TIME jobs in GOOD companies....they are not part time workers in blue collar jobs as was depicted here. So, when you were pretending that every US citizen lacks proper healthcare I just thought that was really unfair....just my opinion. I wager that if you polled every single citizen of the US and said, "If you were granted free healthcare by your government but they had to raise your taxes to the EXHORBITANT AMOUNT that Canada and the UK pay, would you be on board?" .....I believe the answer would be a resounding and overwhelming ***K NO! ;-) Of course, the US had a very tumultous beginning. Fighting for everything, right from the get go. Our founders were not a bunch of people born with their hands sticking out...."Gimme gimme gimme". They had to fight for everything, and they had to work hard for everything they wanted. That may have something to do with the US's mentality today of encouraging people to be go-getters, to be independent, not expecting free healthcare or free education or free anything else...other than great opportunities....which are always free! ;-) Just food for thought! Take care, you guys and have a great week! :-)
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Please check out Enough w/ J.Lo
How could you not have shown last scene when he poses as John drives away!!!
Have you seen the movie “Philadelphia” starring Denzel Washington and Tom Hanks ??
Another great movie great acting from both of them!! Tom won his first Oscar for it!
We did, actually!
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19:24 Kimberly Elise doesn't get enough credit as an actress. You need to watch her in "Set It Off" with Queen Latifah, Vivica A. Fox and Jada Pinkett Smith.
15:04 That guy is Eddie Griffin, I suggest you look at more of his work, start with "Undercover Brother" and "Double Take".
GO BLIND TO THE REACTION!!!
Fallen is another good movie with Denzel and John Goodman.
Also, yes, for profit healthcare is the definition of evil.
...K-Pax is a great movie. Jeff Bridges and Kevin Spacey.
You guys would really enjoy Flight and😊 others like Gran Torino, Million Dollar Baby
We actually did Gran Torino for the channel!
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Privatized Health care to me as an American means competition. Competition means a desire to be better. America's system might not be perfect. But, as expensive as it is, it is the BEST in the world for medical technology. That's what competition allows.
Last night I mentioned a movie you’d like with Robert DuVall and James Earl Jones we’ll just read today (Monday the 9th) that
Jams Earl Jones passed away😢!!
Could you react to one of his movies please??!! Thanks!!!
Oh no!!! He was such a fixture of my childhood. 😢
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So talented!!!
Great in Everything he ever did!!!!!😢
One of the clips the news on TH-cam showed was him walking into the corn field from Field Of Dreams.,. Whew that was hard!!!
Thanks for seeing my comment and thanks for answering!!! You guys are great!!!!!
Awesome reaction/ can you please watch a movie called RANSOM.
I could never fully trust a American doctor if l lived in America.
I'd rather get immediate health care that I pay for rather than waiting forever to get "free" Healthcare
That's weird because I pay for health insurance and it took 6 months to get into a rheumatologist.
I've had long waits in the USA for a cardiologist... about 6 months and almost 8/9 months for a ete specialist. And this is with what doctors tell me is the best insurance policy that they have seen. My part I pay monthly is about 600 f dollars a month just for me. Every year it goes up 30 to 50 dollars.
@@carladavis1473 Yep, and yet there are still people who lick boots for the insurance companies. They don't get it.
I'm in America, I can't even find a pcp. Regardless of politics, how is health care not the bare minimum you provide?
@@Lightningrod75 Exactly. It's pathetic. Sorry you're going through that.
Wow, 2002....a time where they let James Woods actually work.