Villagers First Time Watching FORREST GUMP 1994: Movie Reaction: First time Watching:
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“Her father ruined her life.” Incredibly accurate observation Naveed.
It's amazing how many people have missed that! Jenny thought she was doing Forrest a favor staying away because of her childhood trauma, and it was all her dad's fault.
Beautiful reaction🥰 Naveed and Mansoor are such decent, kind, empathetic and honourable men. I become more and more impressed by them each reaction you post. They are a shining example to all men❤️❤️❤️❤️
You said everything I wanted to say about them both.
Yes!
Agreed! They seem like intelligent, compassionate, thoughtful men who (IMHO) are great models of decency and humanity for all people 😊
Same
Agreed
forrest asking if his kid is smart is the scene that always breaks my heart.
Same
Every scene breaks my heart
Also, Jenny was so broken because her father had been sexually abusing her for much of her young life. That's why she was eventually sent to live with her grandmother. However, she continued to think of herself as unworthy and undeserving of love.
I think they missed that part back at the first time seeing the house as it's subtle, not subtle and is probably lost in translation
It's a pity Jenny was so badly affected for so long. Would had been a different life for her and Forrest otherwise
@@adrianhempfing2042 I also thought they missed it but then when Jenny was doing drugs Naveed said, "Jenny's father ruined her life."
I've watched many reactions & most people are angry with Jenny throughout the whole movie missing the reason why she runs away from love, but these gentlemen were very sympathetic.
@adrianhempfing2042 Yes, very true, but then it would've been a different movie. Edit: this reply is to their lives would've been different
They know.
This movie illustrates more than anything how important family and a good upbringing is to a child. Jenny had all the potential in the world but grew up in a terrible situation. It affected every decision she made for most of her adult life. As Naveed said.... her father ruined her life. Meanwhile Forrest had his challenges just to be 'normal' in life. But Forrest had a loving and supportive mother who encouraged him to be everything he could be. As a result, he thrived - in spite of the hurdles and challenges that life gave him. Each of their upbringings were a result of their support and love from family.
This is a tough one to translate to other cultures. The wrinkles of US History the movie riffs off won't be caught easily. Plus understanding Forrest's own quirks rely partly on understanding how he talks--more than just the words I mean.
That said, they did get many important things out of it.
And his name after the KKk leader too lol. That went over the head of the reaction guys but it’s understandable since they’re not American
When he’s talking to jennys grave
He’s walking away and he notices a pack of birds fly away
Like when they were kids, when the dad was angry, she used to pray to be turned to a bird so she could fly far far away
It always gets to me that part
Great reaction! It is very difficult for people unaware of US history to catch all the historical events in this movie, yet the personal story still seems to work.
Forest Jump is a delightful, gentle movie. Although so much bad stuff happens to him, he never loses sight of the person he is or stops being a genuinely nice person. And he ultimately ends up with a good life. A lot of the jokes require an understanding of American history, but it's still a fun movie (and often a sad one at times) even without that background.
Two fun facts about this movie: Forest Gump's trademark drawl came about by accident. After weeks of working with a dialect coach to get a softer Alabama accent, the child actor they had playing the young Forest just couldn't lose his drawl. So Tom Hanks proposed that rather than trying to change the way the boy talked, wouldn't it be easier for him to learn to speak like the boy? And this the Forest Gump voice was born, and it become one of the things that made the character so iconic.
Another fun fact: As an early investor in Apple, Forest Gump probably had a net worth of $5.7 billion (accounting for inflation). And that's just from his Apple Investments. The movie implies that he'd be a millionaire JUST from his shrimping business.
Another fact:
Inspired by this movie, a chain of restaurants was opened called Bubba Gump Shrimp Company. They also sell T-shirts with the name.
@seraphinaaizen6278
Yes, thank you for mentioning that about the accent/southern drawl thing with the young Forrest actor and Tom Hanks. I heard (or maybe read) about that too, although I can't remember from where.
@@MissJojo7682 Possibly the same place as me. I saw it an in interview with Tom Hanks about the film.
Naveed and Mansoor are such intellectually minded and kind hearted men. I am digging these reactions. Keep them going and expose them to more cinematic offerings. :)
J from NJ / USA
These two men have beautiful hearts, you can tell, they have empathy, compassion, they don't have all the American social pressures of what means to be man or how they should be or how they have to be...where they are, men have compassion and empathy, loyalty, true of who they are,
that shows tears, shows hurt, show emotions, they are like innocent, away from the corruptions of American chaos.
They remind me of me when I was younger so innocent, the world so new to me...people told me I had a beautiful heart and a good soul as a child and growing up, but the streets corrupted my mind and my heart and I became rebellious, and I lost that Innocence, today i can say I got my innocence back.
They remind me of a true friendship and who I really am a good humaning being.
These two fellas a really kind hearted guys.
I have seen this movie more times than I can count. But your reactions at Forrest at Jenny's grave also made my tears flow!
One of the best movie reactions I've seen so far.
Naveed and Mansoor are are doing an excellent job!
میں نے اس فلم کو اپنی گنتی سے زیادہ بار دیکھا ہے۔ لیکن جینی کی قبر پر فاریسٹ میں آپ کے ردعمل نے میرے آنسو بھی بہا دیے!
میں نے اب تک دیکھا بہترین فلمی ردعمل میں سے ایک۔
نوید اور منصور بہترین کام کر رہے ہیں!
I grew up through most of these historical times and when this movie came out I was deep in my career working with developmentally challenged people. This movie spurred on my dedication and it also impressed upon American society the value of these individuals in our society. Thank you for showing this. It brought back memories and tears. Your genuine reaction is priceless!
The assassinations (and attempted assassinations) were all real historical events, and the part where he sees flashlights from his hotel was a big scandal in US politics in the 70s that made the president resign. The man who tried to assassinate President Reagan (the last one they showed) just got out of jail a few years ago! The part where Forrest tried to give a speech was a protest against the war, and they thought he was there to protest too so they asked him to give a speech. :) Your reaction was great and so heartfelt. I love this movie because it shows us that what we think of as a disability, Forrest was the one who withstood all these hard things with courage and hope, while the "smart" people found it harder to do, like Jenny struggling with trauma her whole life. By the way, the actor who played Lt. Dan ever since this movie has been a big activist for veterans, he's a really cool guy.
I will never meet you two but I really enjoy all your reactions....your Fathers and Mothers should be very proud of you two young men...they have brought you up well..and you are good decent respectful..may God bless you
My favorite joke in the movie is Lt Dan investing their shrimp money in what Forrest called a "fruit company." It was Apple, of course.
Love your reactions! ❤
Many reactors have seen it and pretend that they didn’t so it’s been refreshing to watch their reactions!
lol isn't that so goofy? They make their entire channels about watching classic and acclaimed movies and claim they haven't seen a single one of them lol
Oh stop. Don't make it seem as if all the other reactors are not to be trusted
@@kwadwotuffour5529 an American claiming that they never heard of Metallica, Fleetwood Mac, Oasis, Phil Collins etc is a bit absurd. Especially when they are around 40. Some others I do believe are genuine, but the majority? No.
I doubt they understand or even recognize American history references that appear in the film.
Elivs Presley.
The Klu Klux Klan.
The Black Panther Party.
Forest and the presidents.
The Hippie Movement.
John Lennon.
Vietnam War 1955-1975.
Watergate Scandal.
Smiley Face.
Ping Pong Diplomacy.
The AIDS epidemic.
Hurricane Carmen (1974).
So...?
True. The cultural, hostorical references get lost in translation, awareness.
But the human story, relationships, success, translates well
@@TheNowhereMan0 So... nothing. rather, it is an opinion based on logic and observation
My goodness, I love these guys' reactions. They are so empathic, its an absolute joy to watch them react. They are also extremely well spoken, which is not too common with those who come from tribes/small villages in countries such as theirs.
What's easy to miss in Forrest Gump is how intertwined his life was with several major events in recent American history. Everything from teaching Elvis Presley to dance, becoming a star running back of a major college football team, winning medals for valor in Vietnam, a world champion ping pong player- but also, personally meeting several American presidents including John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon. He was named after a KKK (racial terrorist hate group) leader, Bedford Forrest Gump, was present at the desegregation of all white schools in Alabama, made the phone call that unearthed the Watergate conspiracy (eventually causing Richard Nixon to resign as US President). There are many other historical moments throughout the movie that were fun to watch. Thanks for watching Forrest Gump. I hadn't seen it in several years and it was a pleasure watching again with you two.
I can't express how much I enjoy your reactions to these movies. You're great. Keep going.
Love watching these guys-- their facial expressions and how they react to the movie as well as with each other! I would love to see them watch Sixth Sense soon. Maybe they will recognize Haley Joel Osment (Forrest Gump's son) in it!
This was a great one! I love hearing their opinions on all movies. So well thought out and concise. Much love for these two! ❤
This was a great reaction. This movie is a modern tall-tale and a personal favorite of mine. Glad you guys got to see it and enjoy it!
One of the best parts about the movie was the music 💃💃
Everybody always thinks Jenny kept Forrest from his son. It's 1994(and the movie is set earlier than that). Cell phones were not yet widespread. And Forrest was running the entire time. She contacted him as soon as she could. Out of all the hurtful stuff Jenny did to Forrest, I wanted to clear her name on that one.
Wonderful insight you have into this movie. Many reactors hate Jenny because she keeps running away from Forrest. But you could understand her damaged personality ( caused by her father.)
The reason she took the taxi and left once again was she still felt unworthy of Forrest and his pure spirit. On the night before, she and Forrest make love but that’s right after telling him “You don’t want to marry me.” In other words, I’m not good enough for you. How terribly sad!
The virus she died from, according to the book was hepatitis C which she probably contracted from sharing hypodermic needles with others to inject drugs.
This movie always gets me, especially now that I'm older, I loved a Jenny type once and sadly she turned out similar in the end. Some people, all the love in the world can't help.
Jenny was abused. She was broken and she thought she was unworthy of being love
Bubba Gump restaurant in San Antonio is always packed. So delicious. I love this movie. Run Forrest Run. I've watched this with 2 of my favorite people now. Naveed and Monsoor are the best
Rewatching this with these gentlemen, I am so touched. It is really a good movie. I used to hate it. When I first saw it, I wasn't in the right place to get it. Now something about it really hits home. Thank you for sharing. I am looking forward to all your future reactions, as always!
A lot of American history in this movie. Such a beautiful movie!
APOLLO 13 next? Forrest and Lieutenant Dan reunited
dont forget the green mile.
fun fact Gary sinse would eventually play George Wallace a couple years after forest Gump
@@frankgallacher4799 they have already looked at the green mile
@@bandeano3870 I know I was pointing out that smokyeverton 7 miss that out when he mentioned apolo 13
and a fun fun fact he played George Wallace.
Lt Dan is intended to be a representative of all the servicemen who came back with physical and mental health issues that never got the treatment they needed. PTSD hadn't become an official diagnosis and the hospitals set up to help the veterans never had the resources to help everyone who needed them. Combine the physical and mental trauma of losing your legs with Dan's belief that he should have died in the war but didn't, and you have one very angry person. He would have had no idea what to do with the rest of his life, both due to his injuries and because he never expected to live through it, and that kind of aimless existence would take its inevitable toll on his mental health. As we saw, it wasn't until he had some purpose again, being involved with the shrimp business, that he was able to recover his sense of self worth and deal with his mental health issues.
As for Jenny, the life she led is quite typical for those who have been sexually abused. The craving for attention and love, mixed with their self-loathing and dislike of physical intimacy, see them forming relationships with the sort of person their abuser was, because that is what they are familiar with. The idea that someone could simply love them for who they are, unconditionally as Forrest does Jenny, is as impossible to understand as Forrest would find nuclear physics. Like Dan, it is only through confronting their past and the issues it created that they can find some inner peace. Many find it because they realize they have to do better for someone who depends on them, like Jenny did with Forrest jnr. It is also likely why she held off telling Forrest about him, so she could give him the sort of relationship they all needed. As for the virus that killed her, based on the time frame and description of the difficulties in treating it, I always assumed she'd contracted HIV at some point that had progressed into AIDS. I could be wrong, as I don't think even the director has been clear about it.
Thanks tp both of you for such excellent reactions! You both pay attention and catch every detail in the movies y'all watch with great understanding of the points that are being conveyed.
24:48 Aw Naveed warms my heart too 😊
When non-Americans watch this film they should really have someone there to pause it at certain moments and explain what's happening regarding the context of US history/culture. The scene where Forrest gets all the returned mail he sent Jenny while deployed in Vietnam especially always gets interpreted incorrectly as they do not recognize it's returned mail and think it's letters sent to Forrest.
Yes also the Washington anti-war protest, which they thought was a celebration in his honor.
Thank you for the commentary, about NOT hitting women.❤❤ it happens in America too. And it’s not OK.
Great show, guys! Your comments, should make us all realize, just how alike, we all are!
They actually made a Indian version of Forest Gump that came out in 2022 titled Laal Singh Chaddha. It's different, but still it's a pretty good movie.
man it's crazy to think the life Forrest Jr. would have after that. Seeing dead people and developing telepathic powers as a result of Jenny making a deal with Vought. cant blame her tho, she needed the money to raise her kid on her own. but that kid sure continued his father's path of crazy adventures
You should show them 'The Strange Case of Benjamin Button'. It is an amazing movie than must be experienced!
Yes, Benjamin Button would be a good one. Will enjoy watching with them.
I’m not sure who I’d want to be my husband.. Mansoor or Naveed.
Maybe both.
Such beautiful souls to Feel all the moments.❤
🤩♥️
Sally Fields - Not without my daughter , and Norma Rae.
She's a great actor. Haha she always seems to get fired up/ angry about something lol
Adoro ver a reação dos dois, são tão sensíveis e humildes❤
To the international people who have seen and will see this movie, it’s a satire of actual US history events. It makes fun of them, but also highlight the importance and sadness of some of these events. If you’re also interested, there’s a Korean version called ODE TO MY FATHER. It’s not like Forrest Gump, but the story also highlights Korean history and pop culture references that centers around the main characters.
This is my favorite movie. I grew up not far from where Bubba is from in this movie. You guys have the most genuine reactions.
Honestly you guys should have a million subscribers, every reaction you do is so amazing. Hopefully you will reach that goal one day Inshallah.
Tom Hanks is so amazing, I would love to seeAdnan react to the movies Big, and Castaway. ❤❤❤ sending love to you and your families from Orlando, Florida, USA.
Forest's speech is in the trivia for this movie. Maybe the guys at CinePhiles can find it for you. He says in part, "Sometimes people go home from Vietnam to their mommies and daddies without arms and legs.... I can't remember all of it, but what he says sounds exactly like Forrest.
One of the only movies that makes me sob like a baby, especially the Lt. Dan stuff.
I cried along with you both at the graveyard scene. I know you have beautiful souls.
I think they would love Castaway
I very much enjoyed watching this with the two of you. It is a great film.
The reaction to the klan cracked me up. This channel is so innocent
They completely missed that Jenny was sexually abused as a child, which is part of her main theme through most of the movie, and why she keeps rebuffing Forrest, because she mistakenly believes she doesn't deserve love. Not their fault, as the hints are very subtle even for many Americans.
Somethings are not talked about in some cultures even if it exist. Also, a lot of people even within the western world do not understand the connection between childhood trauma and a persons behavior later on in life. When a person misbehaves, it’s usually for a reason. Childhood trauma doesn’t excuse their behavior but it explains it.
"Oh he was a warrior".
Damn of course they wouldn't know the reference 🤣🤣🤣
This is one of those movies that makes you feel alot of emotions when you watch it thankfully there mostly good ones 😁
Wow that was beautiful the way you both summed up the movie brought a tear to my eye. Bravo
There are a lot of true historical references and great music of the time in this movie ,which unfortunately Naveed and Mansour don't recognize which is understandable
U two, i wish u all luck of this world!!
Your souls are clear. Hinduismus...
Little Forest Gump, is also the little boy from the movie, The Sixth Sense great little actor 👍🤩❣️
That was beautiful.
I always break down when Forrest visits Jenny's grave.
Good job, and keep 'em coming...
Adore this film never gets old. ❤❤
@9:34 He's going outside?
"Get to the *barbeque* !" 😂😂
You must be two of the sweetest men in the world.
Truly appreciate and enjoy your reactions, they always brighten my day.
Thanks a lot
@@Cinephilesreact786 Admins, *Gary Sinise* plays the role of *Lieutenant Dan.* This movie 🎥🍿 changed Gary's life forever. He created the *"Gary Sinise Foundation"* for injured service members. Gary's wife surprises him with this 5 min video of celebrities and injured service members thanking him for everything he has done.
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@@Cinephilesreact786Here's a more in depth video (30 min) regarding Gary Sinise, his foundation, how it came to be and why. Even if you don't do any reaction video, I think Naveed, Mansoor and everyone would enjoy it.
ua-cam.com/video/3bbTOjBi7nA/v-deo.html
If they enjoy Tom Hanks they will love Castaway.
1. The music rights alone must have cost a small fortune💲💲
2. Kurt Russel did the voice for Elvis.
3. IRL Sally Fields is only 10 years older than Tom Hanks.
4. Having gotten his degree Forrest would have gone into the Army as an officer like Lt. Dan. Not a recruit. His ASVAB kills that.
5. He actually saved Lt Dan twice. Once in the field and again to get him out of his post war funk and Dan turned his life around.
6. Normally an enlisted Army person would be fully aware of his/her separation date.
5. Jenny did indeed give him the best gift ever (it wasn't the shoes)😋
8. Jenny died of Hep-C from dirty needles when she was in Caliphony..
9. It's ironic that Lt. Dan told the guys to take care of their feet because he loses his.
10. At the rally Forrest says, "Sometimes when people go to Vietnam, they go home to their mommas without any legs. Sometimes they don't go home at all. That's a bad thing. That's all I have to say about that."
11. You have had a ride through recent US history and culture. From Elvis, John Lennon, Abby Hoffman to Vietnam and Watergate. Even the jogging craze of the 70's. About the only thing left out was streaking.
13. "Sometimes I guess there're just aren't enough rocks"
14. Haley Joel Osmentt/Forrest Jr. steals the show in "The Sixth Sense" with Bruce Willis.
15. Often when he's finishing a segment about death, he ends it by saying "That's all I have to say about that"
16 Keep in mind if Jenny wasn't wasting her life seeking men like her father and was with Forrest he/we wouldn't have had this incredible journey.
I was sad to see so many cultural references that they didn’t understand. But this movie is packed full of just that. It was refreshing to see how they are sensitive to the nude/sex scenes.
It's not sad, but expected that they wouldn't understand the cultural stuff
They didn't get a lot of the historical references, but maybe it's time to show them a Civil War film about slavery, like Glory, or maybe something more modern like Mississippi Burning.
I would love to see these guys watch Spike Lee’s biopic of Malcolm X.
Being a woman in the 1960s and 1970s was very hard
31:46
I had forgotten how powerful this film was.
Excellent video guys, loved every second of it 😁👍
Would love for them to see The Green Mile ❤
They have. That's how they recognized Tom Hanks.
Oh man this was great .. I was having a bad day today but this took my mind off my problems great great movie 🍿
Haha the KKK flashback, they thought they were warriors. Very funny since we know they do not know what the KKK actually were. :)
Beautiful reaction from two beautiful men and a beautiful movie😢❤
So glad pur guys got to watch Gump. Its such a great film.
Im sure they'd love other Tom Hanks films (often starring Gary Senise) such as Apollo 13, and Cast Away too.
*Sinise, not "Senise"...
mansoor was trying very hard not to cry....its ok..it made me sad at times too.the best american movies are from the 1980s and 1990s...
❤ A cool movie that Naveed and Mansoor would enjoy is Practical Magic.
am glad you like the movie mixing
real history events with the fictional character forest Gump, however just one small detail.. george Wallace wasn't president of America but governor off Alabama he was a known racist that unforced the Jim grow laws ,preventing blacks the right to vote or going to a white college, the then president johnson has to bring in the national guard Gary sinise who played Taylor in forest Gump did play George Wallace in a movie about him.
The two of you, or the three of you, adnan are like Forrest Gump, and Bubba, and Lieutenant Dan.
You are not like them, but there is a friendship to make this great footage for us. ❤The three of you make great amazing videos together. I love this channel. 32:30
“Dan, don’t loose hope” ❤❤
Forrest Gump is one of the best movies of all time.
Beautiful movie, one of my favorites ever. Like 👍 And now... Let's see your reaction 😊
Great reaction and summarizing of the Movie and Plot.
I don't watch this movie anymore, it's on TV all the time, because it makes me cry like a baby!! Lol...but I watched it with you guys cuz yall are so much fun!! However it is hard to type cuz I'm crying Like A Baby Again darn it!!! That was great! Love you guys💖💖💖💖💖
Fantastic reaction, very heartfelt!
You guys are great :) Thank you! Good journey...Peace!
Blessings to you both great reaction and great understanding 🙏🙏🙏
best part of this movie is Bubba talking about shrimp. lol
i was 17 when i saw this, i saw it 5 times
I love you guys. Beautiful reaction.
26:43 no, she stoped being his girl when she grew up.
You guys do a great job, but there are so many references you can not recognize just because it's US cultural history. I wish there could be someone to highlight some of them for you in real time.
There is, but they don't, as is par for the course for these types of channels, unfortunately.
❤ Sally field under rated actress 😊
Of course these guys don’t get a lot of the American cultural references, but I’d be surprised if these two aren’t well educated. Maybe I’m prejudiced with what I expect with the thumbnail “villagers react”, but these two are so insightful.
min. 5:09 ELVIS PRESLEY, GREAT SINGER
Can we introduce them to M. Night Shyamalan - The Sixth Sense, Signs, The Village, The Happening.