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Jon and Abby vs. Movies
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We are an uncle and a niece who react to movies she has never seen! The movies span numerous decades and genres. Give us a like and a subscribe if you like the content. And let us know how we can do better. Enjoy the show(s)!
Grease | First Time Watching | Reaction | Lots of Singing | Does it hold up?
Abby and Jon watch Grease for the first time...well, for her anyway. We sing, dance, and fan-cast Abby's friends for when they do a stage production!
The ending is controversial in our opinion. What do you think?
The ending is controversial in our opinion. What do you think?
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The Sixth Sense | First Time Watching | Reaction | Spooky | Does Abby Figure Out The Twist?
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Abby and Jon watch the Sixth Sense, Abby, for the first time. This was a fun one to edit. It gets pretty intense. Thank you all for your patience with us in between videos. Will will try and update you with the movies we are watching and when new videos are coming out! Follow us on Twitter @JonAbbyVsMovies And Instagram @JonAbbyVsMovies Don't forget to vote on which genre you want us to watch n...
Zoolander | First time watching for Abby | Reaction | Does it hold up?
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Jon and Abby take on the classic movie, Zoolander! I really enjoyed editing this video. Hope you have fun watching. *Sorry about the background noise, I installed an AIO pump and it's really loud!
The NeverEnding Story | First Time Watching (For Abby) | Reaction | Heart to Heart Conversation
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Jon and Abby are back for another reaction video, this time watching the classic 80s movie "The Never Ending Story". *There is a very serious moment in the video that has to do with a subject that the movie brings up. We weren't planning on leaving it in, but Abby felt that maybe other people could relate. She wanted some resource links for anyone who may be dealing with knowing their self-wort...
Big Fish Movie Reaction *FIRST TIME WATCHING* (For Abby)
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We watch the movie "Big Fish". Abby's first time watching it. Jon cries way more than she does.
He didn’t die
I thought you were both 19:20 talking a bit much over the movie. But now at this point I am glad you stopped to talk to her.
'Be an athletic supporter" - an athletic supporter is a jock strap. The 'down under" joke also seemed to go over their heads.
She wasn't running from two boys, she was sliding down the bannister.
They as twenty year olds playing teenagers because the movie was a campy parody of 50's teen culture. Actual teens and tweens played themselves in many 70's movies, like LITTLE DARLINGS, OVER THE EDGE and THE BAD NEWS BEARS.
There talkers so I won’t be able to to watch movie
This movie definitely stands up in today's world, even Sandy changing because most Women understand the importance of standing by their Men as the man is her protector, something Women are useless at which is why they cannot fight an army, clean sewers, build skyscrapers etc etc The Woman is there to be that perfect nurturing person, so very important.
Ritz was 33!! These people were almost 30 Eugene was 20
Sandy was 29
4:44 Is singer's name is Frank Valley
In the nicest possible way…DONT make videos like this…you showed nothing of the movie, just you two making inane comments with viewer trying to guess what you’re actually watching……terrible….do something else this isn’t for you…
One thing I will always admire about Ben Stiller, is that he never apologizes for his movies. Ben is at his greatest is when he is calling people out in his movies like The Fashion Industry for example.
Next time try not to have that talkative woman by your side, who anticipates the end. Unbearable.
How about THE VILLAGE?
I screened this movie for my (boy girl) 8 year olds. They loved it but there were sooo many questions...
I would totally have paused the movie as well.
To me, that movie is not only geared to children, but also to the parents accompanying them in theaters. As much as children get to learn how to accept and overcome sadness, parents are reminded to allow their kids to dream.
So you decide not to include the scene when the main character was killed, it was pretty much the most important moment in the movie. Add to that the girl already knew the ending. It is one of the most awful movie reaction I have ever seen.
I think you need to see back to the Future all 3 movies 😊
Im not waiting another year worth of this bulls*it im done can't wait until 4/9/24 they owe me season 2 of pink ladies now or I'll unsubcribe to them
Even gay men have to pull the weight of Strait women.
Don’t overthink the ending, it a fun musical it’s just happy.
How could this be the first time watching it. Where have you been😂 ?
Shoulda done all the talking afterwards, just ruined her Falkor experience
18:59 Some older people don’t like this movie either, or that much. Just not their thing. It’s all subjective.
Olivia Newton John was a huge recording star long before this film.
Grease was performed by Frankie Valley. Not the bee gees. Olivia Newton John was a huge recording star long before this film.
Barry Gibb wrote the song.
Reação mais bosta dessas duas Antas impossível pra esse filme.
Olivia Newton John was 25 when she got this role as a 17 year old, I love hear voice and music R.I.P SWEETEST Olivia Newton John.
29 actually, she turned 30 when the movie was released.
@@visaman my bad
Sorry, too woke for me. Relax and realize this movie was made in the 70s to reflect the 50s. No fun.
What was the woke part?
Are you still with us, Jon and Abby?
Ya, I’ll sub ☑️
How can people born and raised middle-class in North America have NO IDEA of what GREASE is all about? Has she lived under a rock in say, the Grand Canyon, all of this time?
She is a theater kid, she knows the stage version.
The film version is roughly 75% of the stage version, right?@@visaman
Goood reaction, guys.
Ez reaction no. Music ... F
Bla bla bla you two talk way too fukn much its painful
Just a little, hopefully constructive criticism, work on your editing.. it literally seemed you pulled random parts of the movie and then you'd cut away just before the payoff of the scene would happen. Talk about "Unsatisfying" as you liked to say about this all time classic movie. Good luck with future videos. 🙄
"Bastian. Why don't you do what you dream, Bastian?" "But I can't, I have to keep my feet on the ground!" "Call my name. Bastian, please! Save us!" "All right! I'll do it! I'll save you! I will do what I dream! ... MOONCHILD!" Fun Fact: The original Auryn for this film now hangs in an enclosed glass display in Steven Spielberg's office. Luck Dragon Fact: Falkor is actually a 43-foot long motorized creature with 6,000 plastic scales and pink feather-fur. His head is three feet tall and long and has a long tongue in the mouth. You can "ride" on Falcor's back on location at the Bavaria Filmpark in Munich, Germany. Authentic Battle Scars Fact: Noah Hathaway was hurt three times during the making of the movie. While learning to ride a horse, his horse threw him off, then stepped on him. While shooting the Swamp Of Sadness drowning sequence, his leg got caught on the elevator and he was pulled under water. He was unconscious by the time he was brought to the surface. Noah Hathaway then almost lost an eye during the fight-scene versus Gmork. One of the claws on his giant paws poked him in the face. The robot was also so heavy that he lost his breath as well when he was hit to the ground by it. They only made one shot due to the risk that he would get seriously wounded. Noah Hathaway now owns and operates a tattoo parlor in Los Angeles, California (as far as I know) with his wife and he loves talking to fans of the movie.
1. I worked at a three-theatre movie group and this is one of which is a drive-in. Yes it was like that. Sometimes moving from car to car. 2. Also, Up in Smoke, Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Saturday Night Fever. 3. This was a great movie to take your honey to. I was in High School. 4. These songs kill for karaoke (especially Summer Lovin') 5. Marty/Diana Manoff is my honey😍😋 6. If you don't dig the all star cast it's on you🙄 7. RIP ONJ 😭😇
Kyra's a little prankster. I love her. She already met Cole in the tent, but still hides under the bed to scare him. Dammit Kyra, living or not, you are grounded. lol
I never thought about the ending like that. I don’t think I will ever look at it the same again. From what you mentioned briefly, have you seen Newsies? I love the movie if you haven’t seen it.
Maybe the worst reaction to the ending I have ever seen. I've seen people figure it out but the childish giggling, clapping and "I knew it" was really REALLY off putting.
ben stiller bout to be canceled lmao black face
Unlikely. He survived the Tropic Thunder simple jack backlash and he stopped doing movies anyway.
The only person who can cancel a person is themselves by succumbing to the pressure
@@loisthehedgehog7658 He seems to have become that way. He's way too careful and soft in his podcasts and interviews. Even stopped making films after a few flops
White liberals are going to protest😂😂🤦🏾♂️
Her believing zoolander was doing black-face instead of just camouflaging with the black surroundings is a great example of a generation looking for things to be offended by, no matter how much mental gymnastics they have to do. I've seen this movie like 20 times since it came out and never occured to me it could be something racial. I mean, they SHOW you the joke.
Well, you getting offended by them is even worse. Am sure Ben knew what he was doing, that's the joke.
@@vb8428 you're saying the joke was "people are gonna think I'm doing black face"? Again, it's not a multilayered joke. It's literally what you're seeing: a dumb guy playing a prank by camouflaging into his sarroundings, that's since it is a coal mine, it happens to be black. It's not rocket science.
It kinda is part of the joke tho, he see his dad and brothers and wants to emulate them but goes so far into the absurd that he ends up in black face
@@MrDdeded come on, "black face" isn't just "face painted black". We all know black face means painting your face black to represent black people. No one says you're doing "greenface" if you paint your face green, just as no one calls it blackface when the guy fells in a tar pit.
@@bipolarewok look Hollywood has a liberal bias If they are making a white guys face black they know what they are doing. Look at the coal on his family. Spotted and you can still see white underneath. On Ben there is no white visible and he appears from the shadows. I’m not saying the joke is bad but Ben being black is literally part of the scene.
Donny Walhberg is just Mark Walhberg's brother??? He was in New Kid's on the block and made his brother a star by producing Marky Mark.
I think the second half of the book wasn't filmed because it was technically impossible in the 80's. After all, there was this lion that lives in the colorful desert and changed color depending on the color of the sand. How should you have done it back then? However, there are 2 other films that use elements from the book that did not appear in the first film.
That was a very important dialogue you had with your niece. Most people especially in their teens feel that way at some point. Some people need help moving past those feelings. A sad example of that would be the actor who played Bastian in The NeverEnding story 2.
Brandis died of AIDS, not depression.
@@johnholder4208 where did you read that?
I recently learned that the original production of Grease was in Chicago and now that I've lived here a bit that makes a weird kind of sense. I can't quite explain it.
Yes, the original script had a lot of Chicago references, then when it hit Broadway, they changed it.
I have viewed this movie through the lens of satire for decades. Though this film clearly shows some 70s era nostalgia for the 50s there's a lot that for me rings like it is critical of the things that might bother me otherwise. If course that's just my reading.