Yeah, I watched it on a lark, rented the DVD from Netflix back when Netflix was a DVD rental service. Somehow it got recommended to me. Never heard anyone even talk about it before or since, but it's a great film.
@@fakecubed I bought it on a whim myself. Was picking up the newest Harry Potter and there was a buy 1 get 1 free deal so I took the one with the most interesting cover lol. It's one of my favourite movies now.
Once your child states the problem, y'all engaged her in a way that cultivates self-sufficiency while still being loving -- that's top-tier parenting, props. Also, great reaction to a cool film.
I love this movie, it's such an underrated gem... and I think this is my favorite Costner role, he was absolutely brilliant in it. I don't think many movies deserve a sequel, but this one definitely does, unfortunately well probably never see it😔
Mr. Brooks shows how to actually get away with being a serial killer. I remember reading an article about a detective talking about the movie and how it’d be very problematic for detectives if they had to deal with a serial killer who operated like Mr Brooks.
A lot more goes into getting away with murder than this or any movie actually tells people. I won't tell you exactly how I know. But I speak from vast experience.
From IMDb: The first end of the movie, when the daughter stabs Mr. Brooks, was initially the ending to the film. It would have begun another spinoff movie featuring the daughter, Ms. Brooks. After test screenings, the ending was changed to make the death a dream.
Originally this was supposed to be the start of a film franchise, but all plans were scrapped after the film made $54 million dollars against a $20 million dollar budget, and it recieved mixed reviews by Critics.
The problem is that the critics didn't like the subject matter. The main character/hero of the story is a serial killer who gets away scott-free. Too many people listen to critics and refuse to think for themselves. I would like to see a 20th anniversary sequel in 2027 which has twists and turns and maybe has Smith's body being found and at the very end we find out that Brooks and his daughter have been working together in both the day and evening businesses.
The daughter stabs her father with the scissors, and then he stumbles around the room gushing blood. This goes on for so long that before it was over, I remembered reading that Costner mentioned wanting to do sequels, and so I realized that the scene was a dream sequence. Dang it. I agree that the Costner-Hurt scenes were the best parts, especially the scene in the kitchen that you mentioned. I'm also very big on that last phone call between Costner and Demi Moore. It's funny, they were two of the biggest movie stars of the 90s, but they never worked together until this movie...and even then, they technically didn't share any screen-time. For all we know, the cop could have been played by a completely different actress, and then the part was re-cast after Costner finished all of his scenes!
This movie is my all time favorite theater experience. My roommate and I decided to see a movie at 10pm on a weeknight and the only thing playing was Mr. Brooks. We were the only ones in the theater, we sat on separate sides of the aisle, and just talked during the movie like we were sitting in the living room.
@38:05 “For a mechanical engineer, he’s a real dummy.” Yep, he’s a good example of someone who’s head smart, but has very little, if any, street smarts.
I swear to this day Kevin Costner laughing in the car still sticks with me; brain burned :/ BIG thanks to Markus for resurrecting this ole gem; without these special requests these beauties would rarely see the light of day. Loved this watchalong with you two as well! Speaking of Costner... do you know what the e.t.a. is on Bull Durham and/or Tin Cup and/or No Way Out?
Is that Laura Bailey at 20:11? That's wild, never knew she did onscreen acting. (From Critical Role, voice of Vex in Vox Machina, and, like, a billion cartoons and video games.)
I LOVE William Hurt in this movie, he is also creepy/scary in "History of Violence," and I don't think I ever seen him play a character before like he does in those two movies.
I was SO PSYCHED when I saw you two were reacting to this. This is one of my favorite Kevin Costner movies, and as others have stated in the comments - highly underrated. I saw this in the theater and was blown away with the wit, charm, and cleverness of this movie. The alter ego showing the dichotomy of Mr. Brooks' personality; so good. Such a good story and acting across the board. Also, always fun to see Mr. and Ms. Movies react to something that is new to both of you. Loved this reaction. Don't have a favorite Mr. Brooks; just the fact that he has been successful at keeping every aspect of his life under control and compartmentalized is fascinating.
I love this movie, and my favorite Mr. Brooks is the worried and guilty dad in the kitchen scene. Close second is the simultaneous laugh Mr. Brooks & Marshall.
He never changed his mind, he always planned to set up Mr Smith as the patsy to take the fall for the fingerprint killer. He talked about it with his alter ego, and mentioned getting away clean and everyone watching assumes he means by dying, but he always planned to live and get away with it. As he also ensured his daughter did too, by setting up the idea of a serial killer on campus. He also attempted to get the detective off his back by setting her up with a seemingly accidental meeting with Meeks, but she proved her worth by ending him and his girlfriend. The thing that gets me is why he then called the detective at the end, basically telling her that Smith wasn't the fingerprint killer! If he hadn't done that, he was away scott free.
William Hurt was the star of Kevin's first role in "the big chill". You never saw Kevin's face because he was the dead guy in the coffin they only showed from his collar down.
I love this film! I was so happy to see you react to it. It is definitely an underrated gem. I was never a big Kevin Costner fan. I think due to my age I was a bit young when he was really popping off as the guy. The first movie that changed my mind on him was Tin Cup. Funny, because I wasn’t into golf or Costner but thought he and it were great! That and Mr. Brooks are 2 of his films that I’m always raving about. I plan to catch up on more but I want to use this lil time to suggest reviewing Tim Cup as I think you’d both love it and nobody seems to have done it yet. Anyway, great film, great review as always. Your daughter coming out was adorable. Thanks!
Excellent movie. The ending implies that he is setting into motion the idea/plan to kill his own daughter (rationalizing it). It is well written and well acted.
I remember how pleasantly surprised I was by this movie when it came out on blu-ray back in '07.. I was a newly recovering addict of only 2yrs at that time and everything in this story I could totally identify with.. Umm.. let me rephrase that.. "almost everything".. 😆
One of my favorite movies that everyone hates... it was released before Dexter and I believe that the show lifted many concepts directly from this movie. I really enjoyed the character of Mr. Brooks and always hoped for a sequel/ prequel series.
If you ever read Jeff Lindsey's Dexter novels that the show is based on, you'll find that William Hurt's character is more like Dexter's "dark passenger" than his memory of Harry. Great movie! Great reaction!
I’d been wanting to see this movie for a while, then watched it after hearing that it’s one of Laura Bailey’s (Critical Role) only live-action projects
Thanks for reacting to this, I wish more people would see it. This is honestly my favourite movie and its such a shame it never got the trilogy or whatever it was that Costner wanted. The Marshall scenes were amazing. There was definitely an audience for it, as Dexter showed, but it just didnt catch enough of an audience and i guess the bad guy winning was seen as poor taste for critics. The film also has like 5 or 6 plots running. Costners struggles with killing and (not) wanting to kill, The perv finding out and wanting in on it, The cop trying to find clues to The Thumbprint Killer, Meeks trying to get revenge, and his daughter being pregnant while also inheriting his "defect" while being stupid about it. Yet its all a coherent story being told that wraps up nicely while also leaving it open for more.
Not sure how I missed this one on launch, since Mr. Brooks is one of my favorite films. Glad you liked it. If the Mrs. finds the psychological aspect of serial killers interesting, consider watching the show "Mindhunter". Unfortunately, there are only two seasons of Mindhunter, but I've read there is a popular demand to continue the show. It's really interesting, esp in season two.
He ate the dog?... He's a Cannibal? STILL THE BEST REACTOR LINE EVER! Watch them react to the original "Halloween" in case you don't know what I am talking about lol
I love the entire cast and story. This is the second movie Kevin Costner and William Hurt did another together. The first movie they did was The Big Chill (1983).
i love this movie, the cast and the band The veils with their song "Vicious Traditions" at the end. Their song Lavinina studio version is also very haunting!
@@fakecubed i can recommend you to listen more of the veils Songs. Like Jesus of the jugular, nux vomica, Low lays the Devil, swimming with the crocodile 👍
@@EnvoyOfDestinyZ Yeah, I should check more of their songs out. Way back when I first saw this film I did pick up that single track to own. I don't think I ever even listened to the rest of the album or anything else they did, but I should.
Since you like Kevin Costner you should check out 3000 Miles to Graceland. Guarantee you'll like it. Kurt Russle, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Christian Slater and a few other notable actors are also in it.
THE LOOK ON HER FACE WHEN SHE COMES INTO THE ROOM LIKE SHE KNOWS SHE'S BEING NAUGHTY OR SOMETHING LOL IT'S HILARIOUS LOVE THESE REACTIONS LOVE YOU GUYS
Almost forgot, for a who don it type of movies, "Murder on the Orient Express" the original, Death on the Nile" original and "Evil Under the Sun " By: Agatha Christie ❤❤
I remember this movie came out around the time Cloverfield did. Every time I heard someone talk about how "scary" Cloverfield was, I would recommend they check this movie out because of how creepy it was. I was of the opinion that Cloverfield was only "scary" because of jump scares, whereas this movie was genuinely unsettling. No one ever seemed to listen to me, though.
25:33 aww.. that poor baby just had a night fright in the dark and yknow know all she really needed/wanted was a cuddle from her mommy. Definitely super technical difficulties ;) gotta go perform some super duper spectacular mommy-miracle-work ... mommy cuddles make the darkness monsters go away.
There was supposed to be a Trilogy but it fell through. MB1 was supposed to end with Kevin Costner being killed and then becoming the Daughter's "Marshall" for the sequel. Then the 3rd movie would be about the Daughter and her child. But that fell through and they changed the ending to be a dream.
Just so you know, absolutely *stoked* that you're doing the Hannibal TV show, just did Pitch Black, and then dropped this on me. Talk about winning streak...✌🐸
If his daughter had killed him in her room like that, she could easily say something along the lines of daddy did unspeakable things to me for years and I finally fought back.
Love this movie. By the way the reason she thinks of cannibals first when it comes to hunger is simple. If only eatting vegetables makes you a vegetarian, and you are what you eat, then clearly cannibals are the only TRUE humanitarians. Your wife is clearly a humanitarian
This is such a great underrated movie I'm legitimately surprised anyone is reacting to it. Surprised but grateful.
how is it underrrated? whats up with this lazy ass standard comment of a movie being underrated? get a grip
Yeah, I watched it on a lark, rented the DVD from Netflix back when Netflix was a DVD rental service. Somehow it got recommended to me. Never heard anyone even talk about it before or since, but it's a great film.
@@fakecubed I bought it on a whim myself. Was picking up the newest Harry Potter and there was a buy 1 get 1 free deal so I took the one with the most interesting cover lol. It's one of my favourite movies now.
I don't know why more people don't react to this underrated gem. Kevin Costner and William Hurt are both great.
Once your child states the problem, y'all engaged her in a way that cultivates self-sufficiency while still being loving -- that's top-tier parenting, props. Also, great reaction to a cool film.
I love this movie, it's such an underrated gem... and I think this is my favorite Costner role, he was absolutely brilliant in it.
I don't think many movies deserve a sequel, but this one definitely does, unfortunately well probably never see it😔
Mr. Brooks shows how to actually get away with being a serial killer. I remember reading an article about a detective talking about the movie and how it’d be very problematic for detectives if they had to deal with a serial killer who operated like Mr Brooks.
A lot more goes into getting away with murder than this or any movie actually tells people. I won't tell you exactly how I know. But I speak from vast experience.
@@vincecommando7575 Yes FBI, this guy right here.
@@somethingtrulyhorrifying Not quite, but nice try.
@@vincecommando7575 Hey man I just needed someone to take the heat off me for a little while, nothing personal.
@@somethingtrulyhorrifying I'm just messing with you. As long as we don't start insulting each other. We won't have a problem.
This is one of those few movies that I will stop what I'm doing if I see it on and watch it. Great movie that never gets old.
Thanks Marcus for requesting this film! So excited to see Mr and Mrs Movies react to my favorite Costner film and his best in my opinion!
Great movie. Highly underrated as many others have said. RIP William Hurt.
Such a criminally underrated movie; Kevin Costner is phenomenal.
From IMDb: The first end of the movie, when the daughter stabs Mr. Brooks, was initially the ending to the film. It would have begun another spinoff movie featuring the daughter, Ms. Brooks. After test screenings, the ending was changed to make the death a dream.
Originally this was supposed to be the start of a film franchise, but all plans were scrapped after the film made $54 million dollars against a $20 million dollar budget, and it recieved mixed reviews by Critics.
The problem is that the critics didn't like the subject matter. The main character/hero of the story is a serial killer who gets away scott-free. Too many people listen to critics and refuse to think for themselves. I would like to see a 20th anniversary sequel in 2027 which has twists and turns and maybe has Smith's body being found and at the very end we find out that Brooks and his daughter have been working together in both the day and evening businesses.
@@charlesballard5251 naaaah his daughter is so dumb she would make them caught for sure!
The daughter stabs her father with the scissors, and then he stumbles around the room gushing blood. This goes on for so long that before it was over, I remembered reading that Costner mentioned wanting to do sequels, and so I realized that the scene was a dream sequence. Dang it.
I agree that the Costner-Hurt scenes were the best parts, especially the scene in the kitchen that you mentioned. I'm also very big on that last phone call between Costner and Demi Moore. It's funny, they were two of the biggest movie stars of the 90s, but they never worked together until this movie...and even then, they technically didn't share any screen-time. For all we know, the cop could have been played by a completely different actress, and then the part was re-cast after Costner finished all of his scenes!
This movie is my all time favorite theater experience. My roommate and I decided to see a movie at 10pm on a weeknight and the only thing playing was Mr. Brooks. We were the only ones in the theater, we sat on separate sides of the aisle, and just talked during the movie like we were sitting in the living room.
This is one of the most underrated and unappreciated movies ever. Kevin Costner is SO good in this!! Good to see it getting some love!🙌❤️
William Hurt's character is basically an evil Jiminy Cricket. That's an awesome idea and why I love this movie so much.
Love this movie. Very underrated role for Costner
@38:05 “For a mechanical engineer, he’s a real dummy.” Yep, he’s a good example of someone who’s head smart, but has very little, if any, street smarts.
I swear to this day Kevin Costner laughing in the car still sticks with me; brain burned :/
BIG thanks to Markus for resurrecting this ole gem; without these special requests these beauties would rarely see the light of day. Loved this watchalong with you two as well!
Speaking of Costner... do you know what the e.t.a. is on Bull Durham and/or Tin Cup and/or No Way Out?
I worked at Blockbuster when this was released. Such a hidden gem!
I love it when it starts off with..."The hunger has returned to Mr. Brooks' brain. It never really left."
Is that Laura Bailey at 20:11? That's wild, never knew she did onscreen acting. (From Critical Role, voice of Vex in Vox Machina, and, like, a billion cartoons and video games.)
Such an underrated gem of a thriller! Shout out to Markus for recommending it for the Mr. & Mrs. to experience it!
20:11 WHAT!? I didn't know Laura Bailey was in this movie. What a pleasant surprise !
I LOVE William Hurt in this movie, he is also creepy/scary in "History of Violence," and I don't think I ever seen him play a character before like he does in those two movies.
A sequel would’ve been amazing. Learning more about his past. Great reaction.
The cheers for the youngin coming in always gets me 😂😂
R.I.P To A Great Actor William Hurt, Still Miss You Always
I was SO PSYCHED when I saw you two were reacting to this. This is one of my favorite Kevin Costner movies, and as others have stated in the comments - highly underrated. I saw this in the theater and was blown away with the wit, charm, and cleverness of this movie. The alter ego showing the dichotomy of Mr. Brooks' personality; so good. Such a good story and acting across the board. Also, always fun to see Mr. and Ms. Movies react to something that is new to both of you. Loved this reaction. Don't have a favorite Mr. Brooks; just the fact that he has been successful at keeping every aspect of his life under control and compartmentalized is fascinating.
I agree! We need a sequel, perhaps called "Miss Brooks" with Danielle Panabaker struggling with her own addiction.
RIP, William Hurt, 1950-2022. He would have been 73 this year.
'The Minus Man' with Owen Wilson is also pretty good, covering similar territory. Kinda forgot this movie existed.
I love this movie, and my favorite Mr. Brooks is the worried and guilty dad in the kitchen scene.
Close second is the simultaneous laugh Mr. Brooks & Marshall.
saw this in a more than half empty theater, it is gooood with fabulous performances from just bout everyone
one of the best Asking Alexandria songs
I always liked this movie. It is so satisfying when Costner changes his mind.
He never changed his mind, he always planned to set up Mr Smith as the patsy to take the fall for the fingerprint killer.
He talked about it with his alter ego, and mentioned getting away clean and everyone watching assumes he means by dying, but he always planned to live and get away with it. As he also ensured his daughter did too, by setting up the idea of a serial killer on campus.
He also attempted to get the detective off his back by setting her up with a seemingly accidental meeting with Meeks, but she proved her worth by ending him and his girlfriend. The thing that gets me is why he then called the detective at the end, basically telling her that Smith wasn't the fingerprint killer! If he hadn't done that, he was away scott free.
William Hurt was the star of Kevin's first role in "the big chill". You never saw Kevin's face because he was the dead guy in the coffin they only showed from his collar down.
I love this film! I was so happy to see you react to it. It is definitely an underrated gem. I was never a big Kevin Costner fan. I think due to my age I was a bit young when he was really popping off as the guy. The first movie that changed my mind on him was Tin Cup. Funny, because I wasn’t into golf or Costner but thought he and it were great! That and Mr. Brooks are 2 of his films that I’m always raving about. I plan to catch up on more but I want to use this lil time to suggest reviewing Tim Cup as I think you’d both love it and nobody seems to have done it yet. Anyway, great film, great review as always. Your daughter coming out was adorable. Thanks!
Im so happy to ha e found a reaction video to this movie. So many twists.And Kevin as a bad/good guy was captivating
Excellent movie. The ending implies that he is setting into motion the idea/plan to kill his own daughter (rationalizing it). It is well written and well acted.
3:25: Yep! That's Portland! I've never seen this movie, so thanks for choosing it! Didn't know it was filmed in my Rip City! 🌹☕🍺
I remember how pleasantly surprised I was by this movie when it came out on blu-ray back in '07.. I was a newly recovering addict of only 2yrs at that time and everything in this story I could totally identify with.. Umm.. let me rephrase that.. "almost everything".. 😆
One of my favorite movies that everyone hates... it was released before Dexter and I believe that the show lifted many concepts directly from this movie.
I really enjoyed the character of Mr. Brooks and always hoped for a sequel/ prequel series.
Dexter came out a year before Mr Brooks
This is such a great movie Costner played an interesting killer while Hurt did an awesome job as his alter ego love this movie
Oh hell yeah. This movie should be so much more known. Not that it is a great movie, but it is just a good movie that went under the radar.
If you ever read Jeff Lindsey's Dexter novels that the show is based on, you'll find that William Hurt's character is more like Dexter's "dark passenger" than his memory of Harry.
Great movie! Great reaction!
One of my favorite movies, and probably my favorite Costner movie ever.
I’d been wanting to see this movie for a while, then watched it after hearing that it’s one of Laura Bailey’s (Critical Role) only live-action projects
Thanks for reacting to this, I wish more people would see it. This is honestly my favourite movie and its such a shame it never got the trilogy or whatever it was that Costner wanted. The Marshall scenes were amazing. There was definitely an audience for it, as Dexter showed, but it just didnt catch enough of an audience and i guess the bad guy winning was seen as poor taste for critics.
The film also has like 5 or 6 plots running. Costners struggles with killing and (not) wanting to kill, The perv finding out and wanting in on it, The cop trying to find clues to The Thumbprint Killer, Meeks trying to get revenge, and his daughter being pregnant while also inheriting his "defect" while being stupid about it. Yet its all a coherent story being told that wraps up nicely while also leaving it open for more.
Haven’t seen this movie in a good while but remember enjoying Demi’s performance
Not sure how I missed this one on launch, since Mr. Brooks is one of my favorite films. Glad you liked it. If the Mrs. finds the psychological aspect of serial killers interesting, consider watching the show "Mindhunter". Unfortunately, there are only two seasons of Mindhunter, but I've read there is a popular demand to continue the show. It's really interesting, esp in season two.
One of my favorite movies
I've been waiting for someone to cover this movie ... I'm glad it's yall
So glad you reacted to this.
He ate the dog?... He's a Cannibal? STILL THE BEST REACTOR LINE EVER! Watch them react to the original "Halloween" in case you don't know what I am talking about lol
Maybe that’s a T-shirt worthy quote.
I love the entire cast and story. This is the second movie Kevin Costner and William Hurt did another together. The first movie they did was The Big Chill (1983).
I love this movie, can’t wait to see this reaction, such an underrated movie…
Happy Easter 🐣 to you all 😃
Extremely UNDERRATED movie, I liked it alot
Though not critically acclaimed, I love this movie. I love the dynamic with William Hurt playing the physical embodiment of the alter ego.
i love this movie, the cast and the band The veils with their song "Vicious Traditions" at the end. Their song Lavinina studio version is also very haunting!
Great song.
@@fakecubed i can recommend you to listen more of the veils Songs. Like Jesus of the jugular, nux vomica, Low lays the Devil, swimming with the crocodile 👍
@@EnvoyOfDestinyZ Yeah, I should check more of their songs out. Way back when I first saw this film I did pick up that single track to own. I don't think I ever even listened to the rest of the album or anything else they did, but I should.
So an underrated movie. It’s such a good rewatch
Since you like Kevin Costner you should check out 3000 Miles to Graceland. Guarantee you'll like it. Kurt Russle, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Christian Slater and a few other notable actors are also in it.
I love this movie, extremely underrated. Glad y'all reacted to it
Love this movie and love y'alls channel
One of my favourite films of all time
THE LOOK ON HER FACE WHEN SHE COMES INTO THE ROOM LIKE SHE KNOWS SHE'S BEING NAUGHTY OR SOMETHING LOL IT'S HILARIOUS LOVE THESE REACTIONS LOVE YOU GUYS
I was hoping for a part two , underrated movie
hidden gem of a film
One of my fav movies. Bought it the day it came out on DVD
6:50 Mr Brooks, you sick twisted ****!
Finally someone who watched this. It’s a quiet masterpiece.
17:41 Poor Mrs. Movies LOL! :P
The Yellowstone prequel 1883 is soooo good.
A History of Violence. Then the rest of David Cronenberg's filmography.
You're welcome.
Almost forgot, for a who don it type of movies, "Murder on the Orient Express" the original, Death on the Nile" original and "Evil Under the Sun " By: Agatha Christie ❤❤
Such a great movie. Costner is chilling
Great movie and his personality. Wow.
I remember this movie came out around the time Cloverfield did. Every time I heard someone talk about how "scary" Cloverfield was, I would recommend they check this movie out because of how creepy it was. I was of the opinion that Cloverfield was only "scary" because of jump scares, whereas this movie was genuinely unsettling. No one ever seemed to listen to me, though.
22:10 "I'm scared of the dark, can I come watch serial killer movies with you instead?"
Ey yo what is bro saying?
Bro was like “i’m scared of the dark” but didn’t want more lights on 😂
This film is very underrated
27:15 that is one good imaginary friend. _JC
25:33 aww.. that poor baby just had a night fright in the dark and yknow know all she really needed/wanted was a cuddle from her mommy.
Definitely super technical difficulties ;) gotta go perform some super duper spectacular mommy-miracle-work ... mommy cuddles make the darkness monsters go away.
Good choice
Glad you me and the movies is watching Mr.Brooks. Avid Demi Moore fan. She is really good in this.
So Dexter. Got it 👍🏾😂
A great biography of Mel Brooks
One of my favorite movies. Wish they would have made the trilogy but Hollywood wants CGI comic book movies instead.
There was supposed to be a Trilogy but it fell through. MB1 was supposed to end with Kevin Costner being killed and then becoming the Daughter's "Marshall" for the sequel. Then the 3rd movie would be about the Daughter and her child. But that fell through and they changed the ending to be a dream.
This movie was 🔥!
Glad you watched it!
Just so you know, absolutely *stoked* that you're doing the Hannibal TV show, just did Pitch Black, and then dropped this on me. Talk about winning streak...✌🐸
If his daughter had killed him in her room like that, she could easily say something along the lines of daddy did unspeakable things to me for years and I finally fought back.
That's a great point, and exactly what she would have done.
YES!!! THANK YOU!!! HOLY SH!T SUCH A GREAT MOVIE AND *NO ONE* REACTS TO IT!!!! 😊😅😂🤣👍😎👍
Ok... it would have been hilarious if your daughter did the "scared of the dark" thing while you were watching Pitch Black! LOL!!!!!!!!
Y’all pick some great stuff!! Nobody ever mentions this movie. Very slept on, but great movie.
Been waiting for reactions to this for a long time.
The only time Kevin Kostner was EVIL. Amazing work.
Thank you, you two. Ya'll are always so cool when you do this stuff!
If you like the psychology of it, thre were a few movies based on "profilers". Try "Mind hunters".
Great Reaction To This Great Movie, Guy's
Love this movie. By the way the reason she thinks of cannibals first when it comes to hunger is simple. If only eatting vegetables makes you a vegetarian, and you are what you eat, then clearly cannibals are the only TRUE humanitarians. Your wife is clearly a humanitarian
This movie is so good. I love it
Wow, had no idea Laura Bailey was in this when I watched it.
Also that was a good breakdown of the movie at the end
I love this film so very, very much.