In the book, Annie was even worse. When she hobbled him in the book, she cut off his foot with an axe and then cauterized the wound with a blowtorch. The 'E' key broke on the typewriter and when Paul complained she took off his thumb with an electric carving knife. And the scene where she killed the law enforcement officer, she came up behind him and stabbed with a cross she had put on her cows' grave. As he was crawling back to his car to get help, she ran over his head with a riding lawnmower. They obviously had to tone her down a bit for the movie.
@@Gurra88 That they did. The violence in Crichton's novels was much more graphic & gory than even the most violent scenes in any of the Jurassic Park/World films. Dennis Nedry's death in the novel is particularly haunting since he did not actually die before the Dilophosaurus tried eating him.
Again, and it is not a cliche..... books are always better than the films. The true talent in a writer comes out and grabs you because they have more time to do it. That's why Game of Thrones done as a LONG Series was Great and Amazing..... until they ran out of book material.
@@danielhaas9612 For the most part I agree, though there are some exceptions (IMO). Who Framed Roger Rabbit is based on the book "Who Censored Roger Rabbit" and the movie is far superior. Another example I can think of is "Logan's Run". Maybe it's because I saw the movie before I read the book, but I was actually disappointed in the book after seeing the movie (they are quite different from each other as well). I would even say that Forrest Gump the movie was better than the book, though they are also quite different from each other. In the book sequel, Forrest says that Hollywood made a movie about his life and got "most of the details right but missed some spots". True.
@@danielhaas9612 LOL, I expect because the book was popular first most people like that better. Had it been an unknown book everyone would say the film was better. This film would have it's own horde of fans who would probably hate the extreme violence in the book. In retrospect, the hobbling doesn't make sense as he was getting around without his legs anyway, apart from her being vindictive. 😁
Those puppies are living a great life, laying on laps, getting petted, except when the girls scream, I am sure the puppies are like, “Seriously? I’m trying to nap!”
One of Stephen King's inspirations for Misery was the reaction his fans had to his 1984 novel The Eyes of the Dragon. Many hardcore fans rejected The Eyes of the Dragon because it was an epic fantasy book, with virtually none of the horror that initially made his reputation. They were displeased that he veered off from his M. O. Paul Sheldon feeling chained to the Misery books by his fans was a metaphor for King's feeling chained to horror fiction.
That's very interesting! I actually loved The Eyes of the Dragon. There have been rumors for some time that they are going to adapt that into a movie but I'll believe it when I see it. I hope they can get Frank Darabont to direct it because he has had amazing luck with Stephen King adaptations (The Green Mile, Shawshank Redemption, The Mist). Rob Reiner too, as he's done several with success (Misery and Stand By Me being the most notable).
Another big source of inspiration was Kings battle with drug addiction. Something that left him helpless and reliant on a terrible, all consuming, murdering monster.
@@MrHartApart He was high as balls directing "Maximum Overdrive" I don't care what anyone says i love the movie. Imagine a remake with the tech we have now days. if done right it could be a blast.
I saw Kathy Bates a couple of months ago on a movie set. She is a very small gray haired lady now, but still has that lively look in her eyes. Great actress.
The hobbling scene is still one of the most disturbing things on film. It's pure genius how the entire film is made and then that scene can freak people out more then more gruesome things seen in other movies
@@ctwishkeyprn2039 not only that, but used a blowtorch to cauterize the wound. Later, she cuts off his thumb and sticks it on a cake, saying that if he's good, he doesn't have to eat the "special candle".
@@YolandaAnneBrown95726 yes I remember the book was more detailed with the scenes, but again Growing up i was forbidden to "read those type" of books lol
The actress for Misery played by Kathy Bates stars in another Stephen King movie called Dolores Claiborne. It’s another fantastic role for her and the story is really good.🙂
The book she bought from the store was the one he killed Misery. The one he burned was the book he had just written at the hotel before the accident. It was about the slum kids and Annie went off about the swearing. During the flashback scene with his agent he talked about how he wanted to get away from writing Misery and had killed her so he could do that.
FUN FACT: In the book she's still alive after the scuffle. She drags herself towards the shed outside her house and dies frozen with her hand reaching for a chainsaw.
A car crash like that where the car flips over definitely would cause leg fractures like that. Especially then, modern cars are built to break apart in a way that keeps the driver much safer than back then. Also, the manuscript that was burned was not the book Misery died in, that was just released in stores. The book that was burned was an entirely new book that was a new story and features the profanity that so offended Annie.
What's disturbing to this day is that Richard Farnsworth died by self-inflicted gunshot wound, while his character died by gunshot. R.I.P. to him and James Caan. ❤🌹🕯🙏🏽
It sounds like he was a happy guy most of his life. Just made a decision because he was in a lot of pain with no hope of recovery. Supposedly, he wouldn't have been physically able to shoot himself if he waited any longer.
The "hobbling" scene is one of the most disturbing things I have ever seen on film. We all expect the camera to turn away at the last second like they always do, but it doesn't and that makes it SO much more powerful. (In the book she cuts one of his feet off at the ankle). If you love Kathy Bates, as you should, check out Delores Claiborne too.
The filmmakers did an amazing job. These days, movies would just do quick cuts to props when they want to show gruesome injuries like that and it looks cheap and lazy. Here, the cuts are long enough and goes to what you want (or don't want) to see without losing any momentum. The cuts before set up all the camera angles and it is clear what is the focus for each camera. When the hammer swings down, the energy flowed from cut to cut like a single take with multiple cameras.
I was in college when the movie came out. When my group of friends & I went to see it, I had recently fractured my ankle and was on crutches and in a large removable boot cast (along with some good pain meds). My lower leg was all kinds of black, blue, green, yellow, and red like they made Sheldon’s legs. When she hobbled him, my ankle just throbbed with pain and I literally cringed in sympathetic agony!
The book was horror, but this is closer to suspense. Seeing the injury wouldn't make it better and could affect the rating of the film. The other thing is, what's a broken ankle look like? - in reality it is not very dramatic, not like a severe break of the arm where the bone sticks out.
Best Ellie, Michelle, Viki and Lia reaction yet. 48:16 is the sort of response every writer or filmmaker dreams about. You wonderful ladies might not watch a scarier movie in October. VIKI: I wonder if we have such crazy fans.
Kathy Bates won an Oscar for her role. You should watch her acceptance speech. Another claustrophobic thriller where the protagonist is confined inside a building is WAIT UNTIL DARK. With the lovely Audrey Hepburn. Through a series of events in the prologue, a doll ends up in a blind woman’s basement apartment. It is stuffed with heroin and three crooks want it. What starts as a hustle gradually evolved into a nail biting battle of wits. And there is a jump scare in the climax; makes your heart leap out of your chest like Misery.
My 10 year old was Annie Wilkes for Halloween. It's her favorite horror movie. We bought a broken cane at a thrift store and a pool noodle. I cut off a piece of pool noodle and painted it black and then we jabbed the cane into it to look like the hammer. I then bought her an outfit similar to the one she's wearing in the hobbling scene. 😊
Dolores Claiborne is Kathy Bates' best film. It's a film that flies under the radar & is not so well known, but it is truly fantastic & the entire cast is great in it. No weak spots. Highly recommend for the channel.
James Caan was the son of German Immigrants, he got the black Belt in Karate, he played Football for the University of Michigan, he also was a Rodeo-Rider and his Nickname was "The Jewish Cowboy"! Thanks Mr. Caan for all your great Movies! R.I.P.🙏🏻
Hyped for this reaction! Btw, I saw that in your channel you reacted to Kung Fu Panda! There are any chance that you will also react to Kung Fu Panda 2? You will not be disappointed trust me!
Remember his legs didn't just break in a 'fall'. It was a car crash, so your legs get broken by being banged around inside the car as it rolls over and crashes.
yea the ladies dont know much about what can happen in a fiery car crash, BUT they did point out a great mistake in the film. WT F didnt the Chief take a deputy at least to the house, but i guess thats the way the crappy nasty vile book was written
@@Kygira Agreed. I've been in a couple car accidents, one of which I injured my knees. If his legs looked like that, most likely so would the rest of him.
@@bms2010 Depends on how you break them. She was a nurse after all,it's possible,and She was crazy enough to do it. They looked like someone purposely beat them with a blunt object.
It was impressive that you noticed the penguin during the dinner/toast scene, but it was already facing the right way again, so Annie already knew that Paul had gotten out, and most likely knocked the glass over on purpose. Unless it was a mistake by the filmmakers, which I doubt.
Rob Reiner was definitely on a roll around this time: This is Spinal Tap, Misery, The Princess Bride, Stand By Me, A Few Good Men, When Harry Met Sally.
Kathy Bates was amazing in this movie. Made her career, actually. She has done some great work since, but this will be one that she is remembered for, forever.
4:44 Its a 1966 Mustang he crashed, one of the more dangerous cars to have an accident in. No crumple zone, a lap belt, no headrest, a dangerous steering wheel, a barely protected gas tank, a single hydraulic line for ALL the DRUM brakes, etc. He's lucky he didn't die.
Lia is looking jacked! In a healthy way. Misery was a big hit, as it didn't stray too far into horror territory and there was a current of dark humour running through it. So even people who didn't like scary movies could handle it.
This is such an excellent movie, I'm so excited for this reaction and I'm glad all four of you are watching it together. Please, I beg of you, watch/react to Rosemary's Baby (original 1968 version). It's my favorite classic creepy film, and I'd love to see your reaction of it. xoxo love always❣
she's from American Horry story... and she in sooo many horror movies. this movies... had so much references . but it's my first time watching the original, and omg!
Richard Farnsworth was amazing in this movie! Also check him out in the Canadian produced movie the grey fox... one the best cinematography movies ever made.
If you’re looking to change things up and react to a movie no other reactors are watching, then I would recommend the movie Tag (2018?). It’s hilarious, and you’ll enjoy it.
Stephen King at his best, writing a book about an author and his fans. So many great movies are based on his books. Carrie, The Shining, The Dead Zone, Firestarter, Cujo, Needful Things, Delores Clayborne (also staring Kathy Bates), Insomnia, The Green Mile, and Stand By Me are some of my favorites.
It was kind of weird that you all kept saying that he should be stronger than her. She is bigger than him and does farm work all day, and it was shown a couple times how much she could lift with ease. Annie was for sure stronger than him.
I really remember this movie a lot. The very first time I started watching this movie was when it was on TV one time. And I was watching this movie with my Mom and Dad.
One thing bothers me, though. How was Kathy Bates able to drag James Cann out of the car and lift him up and carry him into the house? What did she do, take some kind of superpower pills?
Wouldnt think the dame director of, This is Spinal Tap, and Princess Bride! James Caan also in Thief, godfather, and many others. His Boss is old school Hollywood royalty Lauren Bacall! Even did a movie with Humphrey Bogart!
This movie was first released 32 years ago in theaters. And I was only 13 years old at the time when this movie was first released in theaters. And I really love all of your reactions to all of the movies. Because you guys are a lot of fun to watch movies with and you guys a so funny and so beautiful too.
Kathy Bates, who plays Annie also played Deloris Claiborne in the movie of the same name; Frances Sternhagen, who plays the Sherriff's wife read the Book on Tape version of Deloris Claiborne.
Stephen King says he was inspired by a fan who sent him death threats to get him to publish new books. If I remember correctly, he ordered the second part of "The Stand". What a disappointment he must have had.
This is an amazing movie, for me this is James Caan's best performance RIP, and Kathy Bates was outstanding. Loved your reactions, you were all fully engaged in the movie because it's so good
Fun fact: ALOT of other actors were considered for that role before James Caan was cast… none of those actors wanted to spend hours laying on a bed, I don’t blame them
Recuerdo que en los años 90’s alguien me tomo la mano viendo esta película tal como lo veo ahora, x eso recuerdo con tanto cariño esta pelicula....., pero Kathy Bates esta tan loca 😱🥶. El oscar mas que merecido 👏👏👏
He actually has written multiple books or stories where the main character was an author/writer such as The Shining; Stand By Me; Secret Window, Secret Garden; Room 1408; IT; The Dark Half.
Muy buena reacción, Kathy bates excelente actriz y James caan excelente actor que en paz descanse, una de mis películas favoritas, ninguna secuela jamás la podrá igualar, son únicos e irrepetibles🙂🖐️
Kathy Bates earned that Oscar. RIP James Caan
Damn. I didn't know he passed away. RIP
@@Sidraughen he passed away three months ago
Who is James Caan?
@@azazello1784 he’s was an actor
@@azazello1784 He was Paul Sheldon.
RIP James Caan (March 26, 1940 - July 6, 2022), aged 82
You will always be remembered as a legend.
r.i.p to James always liked his work 🥰
Fact's
In the book, Annie was even worse. When she hobbled him in the book, she cut off his foot with an axe and then cauterized the wound with a blowtorch. The 'E' key broke on the typewriter and when Paul complained she took off his thumb with an electric carving knife. And the scene where she killed the law enforcement officer, she came up behind him and stabbed with a cross she had put on her cows' grave. As he was crawling back to his car to get help, she ran over his head with a riding lawnmower. They obviously had to tone her down a bit for the movie.
I also heard the Jurassic Park novel was extremely graphic so they had to tone it down as well making the movie
@@Gurra88 That they did. The violence in Crichton's novels was much more graphic & gory than even the most violent scenes in any of the Jurassic Park/World films. Dennis Nedry's death in the novel is particularly haunting since he did not actually die before the Dilophosaurus tried eating him.
Again, and it is not a cliche..... books are always better than the films. The true talent in a writer comes out and grabs you because they have more time to do it. That's why Game of Thrones done as a LONG Series was Great and Amazing..... until they ran out of book material.
@@danielhaas9612 For the most part I agree, though there are some exceptions (IMO). Who Framed Roger Rabbit is based on the book "Who Censored Roger Rabbit" and the movie is far superior. Another example I can think of is "Logan's Run". Maybe it's because I saw the movie before I read the book, but I was actually disappointed in the book after seeing the movie (they are quite different from each other as well). I would even say that Forrest Gump the movie was better than the book, though they are also quite different from each other. In the book sequel, Forrest says that Hollywood made a movie about his life and got "most of the details right but missed some spots". True.
@@danielhaas9612 LOL, I expect because the book was popular first most people like that better.
Had it been an unknown book everyone would say the film was better.
This film would have it's own horde of fans who would probably hate the extreme violence in the book.
In retrospect, the hobbling doesn't make sense as he was getting around without his legs anyway, apart from her being vindictive. 😁
Those puppies are living a great life, laying on laps, getting petted, except when the girls scream, I am sure the puppies are like, “Seriously? I’m trying to nap!”
IF thats a "dogs life" they've got it good .
48:10 I was afraid the dog was going to get elbowed or crushed.
One of Stephen King's inspirations for Misery was the reaction his fans had to his 1984 novel The Eyes of the Dragon. Many hardcore fans rejected The Eyes of the Dragon because it was an epic fantasy book, with virtually none of the horror that initially made his reputation. They were displeased that he veered off from his M. O.
Paul Sheldon feeling chained to the Misery books by his fans was a metaphor for King's feeling chained to horror fiction.
That's very interesting! I actually loved The Eyes of the Dragon. There have been rumors for some time that they are going to adapt that into a movie but I'll believe it when I see it. I hope they can get Frank Darabont to direct it because he has had amazing luck with Stephen King adaptations (The Green Mile, Shawshank Redemption, The Mist). Rob Reiner too, as he's done several with success (Misery and Stand By Me being the most notable).
Another big source of inspiration was Kings battle with drug addiction. Something that left him helpless and reliant on a terrible, all consuming, murdering monster.
It's also a metaphor for his cocaine addiction at the time.
@@MrHartApart He was high as balls directing "Maximum Overdrive" I don't care what anyone says i love the movie. Imagine a remake with the tech we have now days. if done right it could be a blast.
I love every Stephen King book and The Eyes of the Dragon is one of my favorites.
I saw Kathy Bates a couple of months ago on a movie set. She is a very small gray haired lady now, but still has that lively look in her eyes. Great actress.
Kathy Bates also played the Unsinkable Molly Brown in the film Titanic. She was the one that gave her son's dress clothes to Jack.
THAT'S WHERE MICH SAW HER BEFORE!
She was also on that “coming of age” film called Angus… very sad movie, It shows how cruel people and kids are.
Damn I was a kid when titanic came out amazing movie draw me like 1 of your French girls 😋
She was also in Dolores Claiborne, and had a small part in the tv series of The Stand. Both shows I highly recommend if you're a Steve King fan.
@@darrenjones1413 so was I, I’ll never forget how big it was when it came out. Everybody at school (especially the girls) were talking about it
39:25 the Dog lol
"Stop screaming, I'm trying to sleep" 🐶
The hobbling scene is still one of the most disturbing things on film.
It's pure genius how the entire film is made and then that scene can freak people out more then more gruesome things seen in other movies
Didn't she chop his feet off in the book? It's been so long I forgot
@@ctwishkeyprn2039 Aye, she did. But If memory serves, even King himself liked this better since it was more disturbing.
@@ctwishkeyprn2039 not only that, but used a blowtorch to cauterize the wound. Later, she cuts off his thumb and sticks it on a cake, saying that if he's good, he doesn't have to eat the "special candle".
@@mikeman2862 didn't mean to come off rude, I just knew the book/movie scene was different sorry about that big guy
@@YolandaAnneBrown95726 yes I remember the book was more detailed with the scenes, but again Growing up i was forbidden to "read those type" of books lol
"His falling was not that bad."
He tumbled down the side of a hill, in a cage of steel and glass. Trust me, it was that bad. :)
Especially in a 60's car, no airbags or even soft interiors. Probably just a lap seat belt that you adjust by hand - assuming he was wearing it.
The actress for Misery played by Kathy Bates stars in another Stephen King movie called Dolores Claiborne. It’s another fantastic role for her and the story is really good.🙂
I’m impressed Lea knew it’s a classic Mustang (‘65)! And Michelle knowing the old Cherokee😍 good eyes!
The book she bought from the store was the one he killed Misery. The one he burned was the book he had just written at the hotel before the accident. It was about the slum kids and Annie went off about the swearing. During the flashback scene with his agent he talked about how he wanted to get away from writing Misery and had killed her so he could do that.
That sounds like a bit of a better lead in IMHO.
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“You sick twisted %#@$.” One of the greatest movie explitives of all time.
Agreed. It is just SO satisfying to me that Paul gets to take out his anger like that.
I also liked her reaction at 16:50 "fat whore"
FUN FACT: In the book she's still alive after the scuffle. She drags herself towards the shed outside her house and dies frozen with her hand reaching for a chainsaw.
The movies for _The Shining_ and _Misery_ really did switch things up.
Kathy Bates rightfully gets a lot of attention for this film and James Cann did a masterful job too
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A car crash like that where the car flips over definitely would cause leg fractures like that. Especially then, modern cars are built to break apart in a way that keeps the driver much safer than back then.
Also, the manuscript that was burned was not the book Misery died in, that was just released in stores. The book that was burned was an entirely new book that was a new story and features the profanity that so offended Annie.
Even the dog didn’t want to watch his feet break 🥺
What's disturbing to this day is that Richard Farnsworth died by self-inflicted gunshot wound, while his character died by gunshot. R.I.P. to him and James Caan. ❤🌹🕯🙏🏽
It sounds like he was a happy guy most of his life. Just made a decision because he was in a lot of pain with no hope of recovery. Supposedly, he wouldn't have been physically able to shoot himself if he waited any longer.
@@thorstrebla980 Well if you are going to do yourself in, a gun is probably a more surefire method than poisoning yourself.
Bates more than deserved an Oscar for this. RIP James Caan. Hi doggos! Stay classy Lia 🥰
The "hobbling" scene is one of the most disturbing things I have ever seen on film. We all expect the camera to turn away at the last second like they always do, but it doesn't and that makes it SO much more powerful. (In the book she cuts one of his feet off at the ankle).
If you love Kathy Bates, as you should, check out Delores Claiborne too.
The filmmakers did an amazing job. These days, movies would just do quick cuts to props when they want to show gruesome injuries like that and it looks cheap and lazy. Here, the cuts are long enough and goes to what you want (or don't want) to see without losing any momentum. The cuts before set up all the camera angles and it is clear what is the focus for each camera. When the hammer swings down, the energy flowed from cut to cut like a single take with multiple cameras.
@@Zanoab Gets me every time, even now. First time I saw it we were all shocked. My mom ran to the bathroom right away...
I was in college when the movie came out. When my group of friends & I went to see it, I had recently fractured my ankle and was on crutches and in a large removable boot cast (along with some good pain meds). My lower leg was all kinds of black, blue, green, yellow, and red like they made Sheldon’s legs. When she hobbled him, my ankle just throbbed with pain and I literally cringed in sympathetic agony!
The book was horror, but this is closer to suspense.
Seeing the injury wouldn't make it better and could affect the rating of the film.
The other thing is, what's a broken ankle look like? - in reality it is not very dramatic, not like a severe break of the arm where the bone sticks out.
Very disturbing indeed.
20:29 with this reaction to the paper thrown on paul's leg the upcoming hobbling scene should be epic
Best Ellie, Michelle, Viki and Lia reaction yet. 48:16 is the sort of response every writer or filmmaker dreams about.
You wonderful ladies might not watch a scarier movie in October.
VIKI: I wonder if we have such crazy fans.
Kathy Bates won an Oscar for her role. You should watch her acceptance speech.
Another claustrophobic thriller where the protagonist is confined inside a building is WAIT UNTIL DARK. With the lovely Audrey Hepburn. Through a series of events in the prologue, a doll ends up in a blind woman’s basement apartment. It is stuffed with heroin and three crooks want it. What starts as a hustle gradually evolved into a nail biting battle of wits. And there is a jump scare in the climax; makes your heart leap out of your chest like Misery.
My 10 year old was Annie Wilkes for Halloween. It's her favorite horror movie. We bought a broken cane at a thrift store and a pool noodle. I cut off a piece of pool noodle and painted it black and then we jabbed the cane into it to look like the hammer. I then bought her an outfit similar to the one she's wearing in the hobbling scene. 😊
Dolores Claiborne is Kathy Bates' best film.
It's a film that flies under the radar & is not so well known, but it is truly fantastic & the entire cast is great in it. No weak spots.
Highly recommend for the channel.
Another Stephen King adaptation, and a fantastic movie.
James Caan was the son of German Immigrants, he got the black Belt in Karate, he played Football for the University of Michigan, he also was a Rodeo-Rider and his Nickname was "The Jewish Cowboy"!
Thanks Mr. Caan for all your great Movies! R.I.P.🙏🏻
5:38 Viki scarring Lia in an unexpected way
You can never go wrong when a movie is based on a Stephen King book.
If you've seen Titanic, she was also in that as the "Unsinkable Molly Brown".
Haha the dog during the hobbling scene was like " can y"all keep it down "
Hyped for this reaction!
Btw, I saw that in your channel you reacted to Kung Fu Panda! There are any chance that you will also react to Kung Fu Panda 2? You will not be disappointed trust me!
RIP James Caan.
Kathy Bates took home the Oscar for Best Actress in this movie.
She beat out Julia Roberts for Pretty Woman when she won it… can you believe that?
Remember his legs didn't just break in a 'fall'. It was a car crash, so your legs get broken by being banged around inside the car as it rolls over and crashes.
yea the ladies dont know much about what can happen in a fiery car crash, BUT they did point out a great mistake in the film. WT F didnt the Chief take a deputy at least to the house, but i guess thats the way the crappy nasty vile book was written
I personally believe she did that to his legs,while he was unconscious. It's why the camera pan on them was so long.
@@Kygira Agreed. I've been in a couple car accidents, one of which I injured my knees. If his legs looked like that, most likely so would the rest of him.
You 2 can't be serious. If a person were to break someone's legs you would see different type of trauma to it
@@bms2010 Depends on how you break them. She was a nurse after all,it's possible,and She was crazy enough to do it. They looked like someone purposely beat them with a blunt object.
Ah yes one of my favorite Stephen King adaptations. Right up there next with Christine, which I recommend as well
I honestly don't know what's scarier: a psychopath, or bipolar.
This woman is both O_O
I knew at the hobbling scene I'm like, well Adam watch 4 Bulgarian women go into complete panic mode. You girls didn't disappoint
Kathy Bates gives an Oscar winning performance ,but James Caan and the other members of the cast give excellent support ,a really good thriller.
It was impressive that you noticed the penguin during the dinner/toast scene, but it was already facing the right way again, so Annie already knew that Paul had gotten out, and most likely knocked the glass over on purpose. Unless it was a mistake by the filmmakers, which I doubt.
"It's called hobbling ...." LMAO
Good one. Proves a movie doesn't need to be gory to be scary. Good script, good acting, good direction, a rare spooky gem
Rob Reiner was definitely on a roll around this time: This is Spinal Tap, Misery, The Princess Bride, Stand By Me, A Few Good Men, When Harry Met Sally.
Facts
@@JustWasted3HoursHereso true
Kathy Bates has appeared in most of the seasons of American horror story as well as a lot of movies like fried green tomatoes and titanic.
Kathy Bates was amazing in this movie.
Made her career, actually.
She has done some great work since, but this will be one that she is remembered for, forever.
Much to her chagrin.
If i ever see Kathy Bates on the street, I'm prolly gonna run in terror! Scariest movie scene I can remember from my childhood.
"I hope we don't have fans like that." "Or do we?" Nah, I've broken bones before, and I wouldn't wish that on anyone. You're good from this end lol.
4:44 Its a 1966 Mustang he crashed, one of the more dangerous cars to have an accident in. No crumple zone, a lap belt, no headrest, a dangerous steering wheel, a barely protected gas tank, a single hydraulic line for ALL the DRUM brakes, etc. He's lucky he didn't die.
I'm always to join the awesome ladies in reactions to movies I really enjoy because makes me feel like I'm re-watching with the original excitement :)
lol
I enjoy all 4 ladies together and seeing the reactions 😁
That's true, growing up in the 90s i would saying it was the best period of movies, absolutely
Lia is looking jacked! In a healthy way. Misery was a big hit, as it didn't stray too far into horror territory and there was a current of dark humour running through it. So even people who didn't like scary movies could handle it.
Great reaction! You might remember Kathy Bates as the mother on The Waterboy.
I was wondering how you ladies would react to the SCENE and you didn't disappointed. Well done. 👏👏👏👏
@Alexander the Grape speedy recovery for you man.
That was fun y'all! Stopped by to check it out and ended up watching the entire reaction.
This is such an excellent movie, I'm so excited for this reaction and I'm glad all four of you are watching it together. Please, I beg of you, watch/react to Rosemary's Baby (original 1968 version). It's my favorite classic creepy film, and I'd love to see your reaction of it. xoxo love always❣
26:03 "...because of my temper."
Lia "duh!"
This is the best reaction on this channel I've seen! Kathy Bates scared the shit out of me as a kid when I used to watch it with my parents
During her academy awards acceptance speech Kathy Bates apologized for the ankles.
she's from American Horry story... and she in sooo many horror movies. this movies... had so much references . but it's my first time watching the original, and omg!
Richard Farnsworth was amazing in this movie! Also check him out in the Canadian produced movie the grey fox... one the best cinematography movies ever made.
These ladies think this scene was bad enough, wait till they read the novel, they’ll have lifelong PTSD.
If you’re looking to change things up and react to a movie no other reactors are watching, then I would recommend the movie Tag (2018?). It’s hilarious, and you’ll enjoy it.
I just want to say i'm your #1 fan Homies LOLOLOLL!!!
Stephen King at his best, writing a book about an author and his fans. So many great movies are based on his books. Carrie, The Shining, The Dead Zone, Firestarter, Cujo, Needful Things, Delores Clayborne (also staring Kathy Bates), Insomnia, The Green Mile, and Stand By Me are some of my favorites.
It was kind of weird that you all kept saying that he should be stronger than her. She is bigger than him and does farm work all day, and it was shown a couple times how much she could lift with ease. Annie was for sure stronger than him.
I really remember this movie a lot. The very first time I started watching this movie was when it was on TV one time. And I was watching this movie with my Mom and Dad.
Kathy Bates is an absolute legend, u ladies should definitely watch Dolores Claiborne.. Another great role by her
Absolute classic movie 💯 Kathy Bates was phenomenal in this film with James Cann. R.I.P to a wonderful actor
One thing bothers me, though. How was Kathy Bates able to drag James Cann out of the car and lift him up and carry him into the house? What did she do, take some kind of superpower pills?
Kathy Bates won an Oscar for Best Actress for this movie. The book Misery by Stephen King is even better than the movie and the movie is incredible.
Wouldnt think the dame director of, This is Spinal Tap, and Princess Bride! James Caan also in Thief, godfather, and many others. His Boss is old school Hollywood royalty Lauren Bacall! Even did a movie with Humphrey Bogart!
This movie was first released 32 years ago in theaters. And I was only 13 years old at the time when this movie was first released in theaters. And I really love all of your reactions to all of the movies. Because you guys are a lot of fun to watch movies with and you guys a so funny and so beautiful too.
@6:45 The girls all get quiet and realize holy shit she's crazy.🤣
39:18 hobbling 🤣
EPIC ladies 👍🏼
Kathy Bates, who plays Annie also played Deloris Claiborne in the movie of the same name; Frances Sternhagen, who plays the Sherriff's wife read the Book on Tape version of Deloris Claiborne.
Thanks, Ellie! Thanks, Lia! Thanks, Viki! Thanks, Michelle! 🪵 #TheHomies #RobReiner #Misery #Misery1990
At the end I was thinking "yeah you should get a taxi instead of using your own car."
Stephen King says he was inspired by a fan who sent him death threats to get him to publish new books. If I remember correctly, he ordered the second part of "The Stand". What a disappointment he must have had.
How is it unbelievable if a car flipping over several times with wearing no seatbelt is impossible to break your legs?
This is my mother's favorite horror movie.
Okay
tasteful horror man!
Your mother rules 🤘
This is an amazing movie, for me this is James Caan's best performance RIP, and Kathy Bates was outstanding. Loved your reactions, you were all fully engaged in the movie because it's so good
Fun fact: ALOT of other actors were considered for that role before James Caan was cast… none of those actors wanted to spend hours laying on a bed, I don’t blame them
Recuerdo que en los años 90’s alguien me tomo la mano viendo esta película tal como lo veo ahora, x eso recuerdo con tanto cariño esta pelicula....., pero Kathy Bates esta tan loca 😱🥶.
El oscar mas que merecido 👏👏👏
Hearing Moonlight Sonata was never the same after watching this movie.
I just want to let you ladies know that I love your videos and that I'm your number one fan.
I love watching you girls react. You NEED to watch FATAL ATTRACTION or HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE
What I found most unique about this Steven King movie, is that the lead character was an author.
He actually has written multiple books or stories where the main character was an author/writer such as The Shining; Stand By Me; Secret Window, Secret Garden; Room 1408; IT; The Dark Half.
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Yes.
In fact, 95% of the time, the main character will be an author.
Unless it's a prison story, it will be an author.
4:43 😮 unexpected jump scare
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0:20 "...those centuries." 😂
lord i feel old
Rip To A Great Actor James Caan
An action movie with James Caan and Mandy Patinkin "The Princess Bride Inigo Montoya". Alien Nation movie 1988. A cool spin on the buddy cop movie.
Incredible Movie! Kathy Bates & James Caan (R.I.P.) are legends! That hobbling scene tho', whew, nasty, . . .
Muy buena reacción, Kathy bates excelente actriz y James caan excelente actor que en paz descanse, una de mis películas favoritas, ninguna secuela jamás la podrá igualar, son únicos e irrepetibles🙂🖐️
Great reaction Homies, I'm your number one fan!
38:49 the scene u came for
I am writing this to help out these ladies and this video and this channel with the algorithm ✌️❤️😚☺️
You brought up a point I never thought of - that she likely messed up his legs to begin with.
30:45 and 31:20 is the same scene of the movie but with different reactions. Interesting...
A few thrillers from the 90s I'm sure you'll all enjoy are Kurt Russel films:
Unlawful Entry (1992)
Executive Decision (1996)
Breakdown (1997)
Your doggos are adorable 😊
The actress that playes the older lady who was the agent she is actress Lauren Bacall she was gorgeous when she was younger
Misery, from the master of horrors, Stephen King. I'd hate to get saved, then looked after by this lunatic, but what a fantastic movie.