Have you thought of maybe watching the Chinese side of ww2 shows and movies? Fact:when the before the marines came to the Pacific in 1941, the Chinese were the first people to enter the war and spent 5 years until reinforcements arrived.
A good couple movies I’d suggest watching if you ever get free time, is The Longest Day that follows the events of D-Day and A Bridge too Far that pretty accurately accounts Operation Market Garden (the Invasion of Holland)
My brother served in Vietnam in the 101st and has 3 purple hearts. He was in the navy on the USS coral sea before that believe it or not. Tell your son that I thank him for his service.
@@Kacee2 My Dad served in Vietnam. My Grandpa served in the Korean War. I served in Desert Shield and Desert Storm. We all thank your brother and the OP's son for their service. Brothers, one and all.
The 101 libberated my hometown, Eindhoven, on 18 september 1944. Near my brithhouse there is a monument forthese actions. Every time i pass that monument on my bike I have to stop end say a prayer. I was born 25 yrs after the war but I will not forget what they have done for me
Being grateful is all well and fine, but there is no need to waste your time by holding your own hand and talking to yourself. Not a single thing has ever happened because someone "prayed".
I was once heading into a restaurant, about 10 years ago I'd say. An older gentlemen was struggling to walk, trying to cross the small road way in the shopping center where the restaurant was located. I just decided to walk over there and help him out. He looked up to me and said thank you. He then told me these words "I'm a far cry from when I was a young man in the Pacific during WWII. " I told him don't worry we all get old. We just laughed. I thanked him for his service and told him if wanted to go ahead of me. He said "no, you were here 1st." Just something I wanted to share because every time I watch BOB or the Pacific I think of these older gentlemen who sacrificed so much for all of us, for our freedoms; I literally would not be here today if not for these men. Most if not all are gone now. I think our schools, etc should always remember their sacrifice, because we do not to repeat the same mistakes again.
You are so right. We our here because of them. We must always remember what they did for us. And our freedom. The last of the greatest generation they truly were the best. God bless them. And thank you🙏
I’m a history lover and a lover of good films. This is the perfect marriage of both, which is why I watch this series every year. As a fifty year old man, I’ve yet to watch this without shedding tears. Your reaction videos to this series are my favorite, by far. It’s a beautiful thing to watch a scene that affects me in the same way as it does you. I’ve nothing but the utmost respect and reverence for these men and this generation. Thank you for these.
While, in total, these men have a sad and difficult tale to tell, it is heartwarming to know that they occasionally found some happiness and joy in the situation they were in and remember some things fondly. At the end of the day they came out brothers, family, and value each other in ways most of us will never understand.
Hi Juliette. You are wonderful. Thank you for honoring our vets! I just love your honesty and genuine affection for these wonderful men. Hope you make LOTS of these so people can properly see and react to the sacrifices these people made for us today.
As we loose these vets it is nice to have in their own words and emotion of things that happened to them. They all lived with PTSD but they name for it then other than shell shock or the thousand yard stare. Juliette your heart felt commentary shows us all that they will never be forgotten. To all that served to keep democracy alive THANK YOU.
The "Grandpa are you a hero...No I severed in a company of heroes" says it all. They each consider themselves as nobodies but the man next to them a hero
Juliette, What a pleasant surprise to see you react to The Band of Brothers documentary. I so enjoyed your reactions to the Band of Brothers series. You have a heart of gold and such an appreciation for history and the sacrifices made by Easy Company and all of the other hero's who saved the world from Nazism. I had planned to take a trip to Normandy, Belgium, and Germany this year and follow the way of Easy Company but could not go due to COVID-19. Maybe next year. Thank you.
About 10 years ago Christmas Eve I spent at the local VA hospital visiting some of America's finest. One room I stopped in old gentleman in a wheelchair, missing a leg. On the wall was a plaque that said Currahee. He mentioned he only did 3 drops...... I told him 3 was enough Sir and God Bless.
Shifty powers seems like he was such a gentle soul, soft-spoken and deeply troubled by his experiences of the war, and even though the actor playing him (Peter Youngblood Hills) didn't have much screen time, I thought they conveyed the essence of his character perfectly.
I was a US Marine for ther years, 1973 to 1977. My father and mother both served in WW2, the 9the US army air force. That's where they met. I have always had respect for those who served in that war. After 4 years in the Marine Corps and 40+ years in the fire service, I still respect and am awed by those who fight for their country, no matter what side they are on.
Glad to see this and your Band of Brothers reactions and thank you for sharing them. I am old but I grew up with the generation that fought this war, they were my uncles (my father served in Korea and his brother died in Europe), my friends fathers, they never really talked about the war. I am glad that you have shown such empathy to honor them in your reactions. The world has too few such men today and we seem to have forgotten the grounding and lessons that such times brought us. There was overall a sense of grounding, of honor, and of decency that such men carried with them that translated into a foundational morality in society that played out in the decades that immediately followed the war.
Sometimes, when watching a video, I will tear up and cry for humanity. Sometimes tears of sorrow, and sometimes tears of joy. I see you do the same... the world needs this. Thank you!
Loved your honest reaction to this show, one of the best ever made. If you can find it, be sure to watch the behind the scenes as well, and Ron Livingstons video diary. Some amazing information about how the show was made, and what they all put into it.
I've seen all of this so many times but i was tearing up with you. My dad was an raf despatch rider who went in on d day plus 3, was in the battle of the bulge (forgotten that 50,000 brits fought there), the invasion of germany and going to a death camp 2 days after it was liberated. These were real men. This was worth watching, especially winters and "wild bill".
Juliette, thanks so much for your reaction. You are very easy on the eyes, and your appreciation for what these men did was very touching. You seem to be keen on history. I find that charming and refreshing. Let's hope a day will come when these kinds of sacrifices will no longer be needed. Thanks again young lady.
I don’t know who you are or even how I got here, but I just laughed and cried with you for three straight videos. I’ll see myself out now, take care. 😊
I just have to say.. so beautiful to see someone with so much compassion and respect for the sacrifice of war even if the specific subject matter is not about her home country. You get jaded sometimes by the amount of fake , superficial youtubers you see that you start to think everyone behind a camera is like that. This was a very refreshing 3 part watch.. thank you Juliette!
Thank you for doing these videos. This is a great example of the Greatest Generation and the task ahead of all of them across the world. They answered the call and sacrificed much. Churchill said it best, "Never have so many owed so much to so few."
You are such a sweetie and does my heart good that there are young people who want to know what happened back then. Thank God these guys and so many other WWII vets from every nation were willing to record their stories for future generations to understand. Really enjoy these reactions of yours lady. You take care.
We should all have a respect for the older generations. We have absolutely no idea of their struggles, their joys, and the dealings they've had over the course of their lives. You pass an old man in the streets and it's very possible he's killed other men, dodged bullets and grenades, seen friends die in a long ago time. He's gone through things you may never experience and his hope will be that you never do. The old man doesn't want you to suffer as he has and probably still does. Be good to these men. They won't say so but they've earned the respect they deserve.
The actor who played Guarnere (Frank John Hughes) did an exceptional job; I saw a video of him sitting in a panel, and I heard him speak, and I thought, "who the heck is that guy?" You can barely tell it's the same person.
I want to thank you for posting these reaction videos. I began watching BoB for the first the day it debuted here in the States on HBO...which happened to be the evening of Tuesday, the 11th day of September, 2001. Yeah...that's right. I've watching it at least 15 times through since then, most recently to show my son. Each time I get more and more from it, but the visceral reaction of seeing it for the first time gets farther and farther away. Watching these videos allows me to recapture some of those raw reactions which, though emotional, is very powerful. So, thank you.
Thank you for your honest empathic reactions. The greatest generation that answered the call. Some gave all, many were in their late teens & early 20's. I was born in the 1950's & none of the adults I knew ever told us of these horrors but as you grow older you realize you're surrounded by giants, God Bless their souls & their buddys who didn't come home. Lastly bless their parents & siblings who never saw their loved ones again. Thanks again Juliette.
I loved these vids, my grandfather was a tail gunner in a B-17 and was shot down over Berlin and was a POW for a while, tortured for information... growing up I wondered why his face was disfigured in the way it was... it was the torture effects that the Nazis did to him to try and get information out of him trying to get the next bombing runs out of him..
I'm so happy you did this reaction gurl; I love how you get so emotional during these reactions. I love it because it shows ya have a lot of empathy for ppl. Stay Awesome gurl 💙💙 P.S. you are really pretty, #YTCrush
Thank you so much for your reactions, I really enjoyed your original reaction to Band of Brothers and this documentary reaction. These stories really do need to be told.
You can watch all the movies. As a tech advisor, Capt. Dale Dye U.S.M.C.R. was a treasure, for bringing it home to everybody else, but if you want the real scoop, listen to the men who lived it. Survived it. They can tell you things that will rip your heart out.
Wonderful reaction, just like i expected!!! It was worth the waiting!!! 👏👏👏 We visited Normady last year and tryed to follow the steps of Easy Company. It was quite an experience!!! Next trip, when we'll be able to travel, Ardennes... ❤️ Loved it!! Keep it up!! 🤗🤗
This series is as good a tribute as could have been made to these guys I think, it certainly brings home how much we owe this generation. Great reactions all the way through too.
I just finished watching all your reactions/reviews of the Band of Brothers... Outstanding 👍 As a veteran (2 branches of the military over 9 years) and a veteran of Desert Storm, I appreciate your in-depth emotions and insights of filmology. . If you ever get time, I recommend a short series of videos, the actor that played Lewis Nixon , made of the actors doing a short basic training to prepare for their roles. It's quite funny 😆 👍 You're a beautiful person inside & out... I wish you all the joy and health in life you can get. ❤ ✌
Juliette, I've so appreciated watching your honest, heartfelt and emotional reactions throughout the Band of Brothers series, and just wanted to say thank you so much for sharing them with us. If I can make a suggestion for your Premier Pioneer - or even just go for it - I would like to nominate Life On Mars (the original UK series). A totally different genre , but compelling viewing - and very clever.
I enjoyed your reactions to Band of Brothers and the documentary. If interested and if it's available in England, I recommend the series Medal of Honor on Netflix. (There are just 8 episodes.) They tell the stories of several men who received the Medal of Honor. I cried a lot watching it. It's very good.
wile watching this again before and during xmas i was thinking back too your reaction i loved those hope your well havent seen Mutch from you lately hope you will com back soon
My favorite Memory of Band of Brothers was during Bastone that one of them men asked Winters about being surrounded. He replied "We're Airborne we are supposed to be surrounded:!
Juliette do not feel bad when you cry when Dick Winters replies to his grandson saying "No I was not a hero during the war. But I served in a company of Heroes." This old man cries everytime I see that
Enjoyed it as always. Guess I'm gonna have to see Generation Kill. Looking forward to The Making. Own the box set and used to watch it every year.Definitely very cool to see the actors preparing for their roles and hearing some of their perspective on the people they are portraying.
This was one of the shows that made me want to join the army and fight in that war as a little kid, not knowing that the war which they fought has been over for decades 🤦♂️😂.
From the reaction videos of yours I’ve seen (Pacific & Band of Brothers), you seem like a really genuinely nice person. That makes me happy, I hope you’re doing well.
Im crying so much and its causing water damage to my apartment. How do i explain that to my insurance company... :D If someday i dont cry to this at all, i know i have lost my last piece of humanity... YOU ARE AMAZING!!!
Hi Juliette, i'm back 👍. Thank you for finding me and my comment on the Diegisis (spelling) reaction to BoB and letting me know that you also did this reaction to the "We Stand Alone" documentary. I have just watched all 3 parts and once again, you did yourself proud with your reactions . Where "up north" are you from ? I would guess either Lancashire or Yorkshire. I'm from South West London (Tooting) originally myself and am now living in Mitcham, which is next door (so to speak), which is Surrey, but comes under Greater London.
@@JulietteReacts I thought so. I was thinking the Blackburn / Darwen area, but I won't ask you to be more specific for privacy reasons.. All the best to you.
There are a lot of videos of the actors having reunions with the real E company guys and just very recently one of them held a get-together at his London home that had a lot of the actors join and it was cool to see after such a long time that the camaraderie had held up. I really enjoyed your reactions to one of the finest shows ever made! Edit: Here's the video of it ua-cam.com/video/ekiE23yG_M4/v-deo.html
Such a well done documentary. Try watching the one done about the American civil war. Kind told in the same way. For the life of me the name skips my mind right now
You should check out and react to the documentary "The Greatest Raid of All: St Nazaire" which follows the story of Operation Chariot. It's part of the Jeremy Clarkson's War Stories.
Many of the German soldiers were young... the German government of the time endocrined boys as young as five or six years old with the ideals of nazism .the ones fighting were as young as fifteen or so. The hurler youth had their own uniforms to prepare them for when they’d be turned out onto the battlefield. There were also many many American boys who’d lie about their age and work their way into the service. The youngest known person to serve in WWII was a boy bends Calvin Graham who finagled their system and enlisted in the Navy when he was twelve. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calvin_Graham
Hi Juliette, I found your page due to the mutual attraction to all things military including TV/films etc. I spent a large 'chunk' of my life in HM armed forces as a Sapper (Royal Engineer), this is the reason for my interest in such matters and I like/admire your reaction videos, especially to 'band of brothers' 'the pacific' both brilliantly filmed with great actors I'm sure you'll agree! I recently saw a documentary while surfing on UA-cam titled 'Jeremy Clarkson's the Greatest Raid of All' - and yes I know...… love him or hate him Jeremy Clarkson is a bit like marmite, but still I did watch it and was absolutely enthralled with the 60 minute documentary even though it's a few years old. If you could add this to your list to watch, I would be grateful and would also enjoy your reaction too! Thanks Juliette.. Paul. ua-cam.com/video/07Zd0Oy8JyQ/v-deo.html P.S. If you choose not to watch I won't be offended and I will still be a subscriber and enjoy your reactions, great reactions!
Just wonderful.
Next up is Attack On Titan. Then Generation Kill. Then a Premiere Pioneer.
Awesome videos. Can't wait for the new ones.
Have you thought of maybe watching the Chinese side of ww2 shows and movies? Fact:when the before the marines came to the Pacific in 1941, the Chinese were the first people to enter the war and spent 5 years until reinforcements arrived.
Oh man, I can't wait to see you react to generation kill. I hope you like it gurl. and react to the interview with the real guys after the series?
Another thing to watch is Ron Livingston's ( Capt. Nixon) video Diaries which he made during their bootcamp.
A good couple movies I’d suggest watching if you ever get free time, is The Longest Day that follows the events of D-Day and A Bridge too Far that pretty accurately accounts Operation Market Garden (the Invasion of Holland)
"... I served in a company of heroes". Makes a grown man like me tear up each and everytime.
I can’t get through that part without tearing up. And you know what? I’m happy that I do.
As an old soldier and war veteran, I appreciate your reaction. Your empathy means something to me and countless others like me.
My son served with the 101st Airborne Screaming Eagles in Afghanistan where he received the Purple Heart.
My brother served in Vietnam in the 101st and has 3 purple hearts. He was in the navy on the USS coral sea before that believe it or not. Tell your son that I thank him for his service.
Rakkasans!
@@Kacee2 My Dad served in Vietnam. My Grandpa served in the Korean War. I served in Desert Shield and Desert Storm. We all thank your brother and the OP's son for their service. Brothers, one and all.
Your intelligence, joy and deep, deep empathy spreads good feelings. Know this.
Yup, that last line from Mayor Winters at the end still got me... and it will continue to do so, I’m certain.
The 101 libberated my hometown, Eindhoven, on 18 september 1944. Near my brithhouse there is a monument forthese actions. Every time i pass that monument on my bike I have to stop end say a prayer. I was born 25 yrs after the war but I will not forget what they have done for me
@Jack Cade Kindly shut up
Being grateful is all well and fine, but there is no need to waste your time by holding your own hand and talking to yourself.
Not a single thing has ever happened because someone "prayed".
I was once heading into a restaurant, about 10 years ago I'd say. An older gentlemen was struggling to walk, trying to cross the small road way in the shopping center where the restaurant was located. I just decided to walk over there and help him out. He looked up to me and said thank you. He then told me these words "I'm a far cry from when I was a young man in the Pacific during WWII. " I told him don't worry we all get old. We just laughed. I thanked him for his service and told him if wanted to go ahead of me. He said "no, you were here 1st." Just something I wanted to share because every time I watch BOB or the Pacific I think of these older gentlemen who sacrificed so much for all of us, for our freedoms; I literally would not be here today if not for these men. Most if not all are gone now. I think our schools, etc should always remember their sacrifice, because we do not to repeat the same mistakes again.
You are so right. We our here because of them. We must always remember what they did for us. And our freedom. The last of the greatest generation they truly were the best. God bless them. And thank you🙏
I’m a history lover and a lover of good films. This is the perfect marriage of both, which is why I watch this series every year. As a fifty year old man, I’ve yet to watch this without shedding tears. Your reaction videos to this series are my favorite, by far. It’s a beautiful thing to watch a scene that affects me in the same way as it does you. I’ve nothing but the utmost respect and reverence for these men and this generation. Thank you for these.
While, in total, these men have a sad and difficult tale to tell, it is heartwarming to know that they occasionally found some happiness and joy in the situation they were in and remember some things fondly. At the end of the day they came out brothers, family, and value each other in ways most of us will never understand.
Hi Juliette. You are wonderful. Thank you for honoring our vets! I just love your honesty and genuine affection for these wonderful men. Hope you make LOTS of these so people can properly see and react to the sacrifices these people made for us today.
Young lady i am moved by your show of emotion for these soldiers who fought and died so long ago. Truly moving to see.
You’re a beautiful young lady, both physically and spiritually.. than you so much for doing this. It melts this Old Man’s heart.. God Bless!
As we loose these vets it is nice to have in their own words and emotion of things that happened to them. They all lived with PTSD but they name for it then other than shell shock or the thousand yard stare. Juliette your heart felt commentary shows us all that they will never be forgotten. To all that served to keep democracy alive THANK YOU.
The "Grandpa are you a hero...No I severed in a company of heroes" says it all. They each consider themselves as nobodies but the man next to them a hero
Juliette,
What a pleasant surprise to see you react to The Band of Brothers documentary. I so enjoyed your reactions to the Band of Brothers series. You have a heart of gold and such an appreciation for history and the sacrifices made by Easy Company and all of the other hero's who saved the world from Nazism. I had planned to take a trip to Normandy, Belgium, and Germany this year and follow the way of Easy Company but could not go due to COVID-19. Maybe next year. Thank you.
About 10 years ago Christmas Eve I spent at the local VA hospital visiting some of America's finest. One room I stopped in old gentleman in a wheelchair, missing a leg. On the wall was a plaque that said Currahee. He mentioned he only did 3 drops...... I told him 3 was enough Sir and God Bless.
Shifty powers seems like he was such a gentle soul, soft-spoken and deeply troubled by his experiences of the war, and even though the actor playing him (Peter Youngblood Hills) didn't have much screen time, I thought they conveyed the essence of his character perfectly.
I was a US Marine for ther years, 1973 to 1977. My father and mother both served in WW2, the 9the US army air force. That's where they met. I have always had respect for those who served in that war. After 4 years in the Marine Corps and 40+ years in the fire service, I still respect and am awed by those who fight for their country, no matter what side they are on.
Glad to see this and your Band of Brothers reactions and thank you for sharing them. I am old but I grew up with the generation that fought this war, they were my uncles (my father served in Korea and his brother died in Europe), my friends fathers, they never really talked about the war. I am glad that you have shown such empathy to honor them in your reactions. The world has too few such men today and we seem to have forgotten the grounding and lessons that such times brought us. There was overall a sense of grounding, of honor, and of decency that such men carried with them that translated into a foundational morality in society that played out in the decades that immediately followed the war.
Thank You, for such a touching reaction to this piece.
Thank you for caring.God bless the GREATEST GENERATION from all the Allied countrys.
Sometimes, when watching a video, I will tear up and cry for humanity. Sometimes tears of sorrow, and sometimes tears of joy. I see you do the same... the world needs this. Thank you!
It’s so cool to see a woman who actually cares about these brave men you are so cool shout out from the U.S !
Loved your honest reaction to this show, one of the best ever made. If you can find it, be sure to watch the behind the scenes as well, and Ron Livingstons video diary. Some amazing information about how the show was made, and what they all put into it.
I've seen all of this so many times but i was tearing up with you. My dad was an raf despatch rider who went in on d day plus 3, was in the battle of the bulge (forgotten that 50,000 brits fought there), the invasion of germany and going to a death camp 2 days after it was liberated. These were real men. This was worth watching, especially winters and "wild bill".
Juliette, very good commentary on an emotional film and story. Thanks for showing this, most gratefully. Hal!
It makes me so sad to know that no surviving members are left,I hope that the families still met up at some points .
Major Winters saying he isn’t a hero but he served in a company of heroes is something that will choke anyone with a soul up.
Juliette, thanks so much for your reaction. You are very easy on the eyes, and your appreciation for what these men did was very touching. You seem to be keen on history. I find that charming and refreshing. Let's hope a day will come when these kinds of sacrifices will no longer be needed. Thanks again young lady.
to see the individual names on the rows and rows of crosses at ww2 cemeteries is the saddest and most grateful thing to experience
I don’t know who you are or even how I got here, but I just laughed and cried with you for three straight videos.
I’ll see myself out now, take care. 😊
Thankyou for joining me!
Absolutely loved your approach to this, also loved that it was easy to tell you have a good heart! Great job young lady, congrats!
What a lovely comment! Thanks very much.
I'm happy to see somebody crying just as me, watching this..! Saw it for the first time at 9, now I'm 21 and still crying.
I just have to say.. so beautiful to see someone with so much compassion and respect for the sacrifice of war even if the specific subject matter is not about her home country. You get jaded sometimes by the amount of fake , superficial youtubers you see that you start to think everyone behind a camera is like that. This was a very refreshing 3 part watch.. thank you Juliette!
Thank you for doing these videos. This is a great example of the Greatest Generation and the task ahead of all of them across the world. They answered the call and sacrificed much. Churchill said it best, "Never have so many owed so much to so few."
You are such a sweetie and does my heart good that there are young people who want to know what happened back then. Thank God these guys and so many other WWII vets from every nation were willing to record their stories for future generations to understand. Really enjoy these reactions of yours lady. You take care.
We should all have a respect for the older generations. We have absolutely no idea of their struggles, their joys, and the dealings they've had over the course of their lives. You pass an old man in the streets and it's very possible he's killed other men, dodged bullets and grenades, seen friends die in a long ago time. He's gone through things you may never experience and his hope will be that you never do. The old man doesn't want you to suffer as he has and probably still does. Be good to these men. They won't say so but they've earned the respect they deserve.
The actor who played Guarnere (Frank John Hughes) did an exceptional job; I saw a video of him sitting in a panel, and I heard him speak, and I thought, "who the heck is that guy?" You can barely tell it's the same person.
I want to thank you for posting these reaction videos.
I began watching BoB for the first the day it debuted here in the States on HBO...which happened to be the evening of Tuesday, the 11th day of September, 2001. Yeah...that's right.
I've watching it at least 15 times through since then, most recently to show my son. Each time I get more and more from it, but the visceral reaction of seeing it for the first time gets farther and farther away. Watching these videos allows me to recapture some of those raw reactions which, though emotional, is very powerful. So, thank you.
Thank you for your honest empathic reactions. The greatest generation that answered the call. Some gave all, many were in their late teens & early 20's. I was born in the 1950's & none of the adults I knew ever told us of these horrors but as you grow older you realize you're surrounded by giants, God Bless their souls & their buddys who didn't come home. Lastly bless their parents & siblings who never saw their loved ones again. Thanks again Juliette.
Spectacular. Thanks!
I loved these vids, my grandfather was a tail gunner in a B-17 and was shot down over Berlin and was a POW for a while, tortured for information... growing up I wondered why his face was disfigured in the way it was... it was the torture effects that the Nazis did to him to try and get information out of him trying to get the next bombing runs out of him..
I'm so happy you did this reaction gurl; I love how you get so emotional during these reactions. I love it because it shows ya have a lot of empathy for ppl.
Stay Awesome gurl 💙💙
P.S. you are really pretty, #YTCrush
Thank you so much for your reactions, I really enjoyed your original reaction to Band of Brothers and this documentary reaction. These stories really do need to be told.
Nice reaction to probably one of the all time greatest series. Truly a fantastic series.
You can watch all the movies. As a tech advisor, Capt. Dale Dye U.S.M.C.R. was a treasure, for bringing it home to everybody else, but if you want the real scoop, listen to the men who lived it. Survived it. They can tell you things that will rip your heart out.
Wonderful reaction, just like i expected!!! It was worth the waiting!!! 👏👏👏
We visited Normady last year and tryed to follow the steps of Easy Company. It was quite an experience!!! Next trip, when we'll be able to travel, Ardennes... ❤️
Loved it!! Keep it up!! 🤗🤗
This series is as good a tribute as could have been made to these guys I think, it certainly brings home how much we owe this generation. Great reactions all the way through too.
Tears are appropriate. Juliette. Utterly appropriate. They're all gone now, all these gallant men.
Beautiful honest reaction from a beautiful woman
stop trying to hit on her dude
I just finished watching all your reactions/reviews of the Band of Brothers... Outstanding 👍
As a veteran (2 branches of the military over 9 years) and a veteran of Desert Storm, I appreciate your in-depth emotions and insights of filmology. .
If you ever get time, I recommend a short series of videos, the actor that played Lewis Nixon , made of the actors doing a short basic training to prepare for their roles.
It's quite funny 😆 👍
You're a beautiful person inside & out... I wish you all the joy and health in life you can get.
❤ ✌
What a lovely comment. Much appreciated! You've made my day.
@@JulietteReacts
That is pleasing to read.
Glad I could be the one that brought a smile for you today. 😊
WooooHooooo! More BoB from Juliette! Love all your BoB reactions. You are the undisputed Queen of BoB reactions.
A fan of the series, and own it. I liked your comments. Vancouver island
So good... so so good.
Awesome reaction! Glad you did this documentary! Keep up the great work! 🍻
Beautiful. You're a sweet person.
My Dad served in both theaters of operations, working on planes. Mostly PBYs.. The ONLY thing he ever talked about was his furlough in Australia.
Juliette, I've so appreciated watching your honest, heartfelt and emotional reactions throughout the Band of Brothers series, and just wanted to say thank you so much for sharing them with us.
If I can make a suggestion for your Premier Pioneer - or even just go for it - I would like to nominate Life On Mars (the original UK series). A totally different genre , but compelling viewing - and very clever.
I enjoyed your reactions to Band of Brothers and the documentary. If interested and if it's available in England, I recommend the series Medal of Honor on Netflix. (There are just 8 episodes.) They tell the stories of several men who received the Medal of Honor. I cried a lot watching it. It's very good.
Great work Juliette!
wile watching this again before and during xmas i was thinking back too your reaction i loved those hope your well havent seen Mutch from you lately hope you will com back soon
born in 1988. We must never forget the crimes in Germany. Thank you for your attitude. You are young, but totally human. Thank you
Thank you so much for doing this.
My favorite Memory of Band of Brothers was during Bastone that one of them men asked Winters about being surrounded. He replied "We're Airborne we are supposed to be surrounded:!
Thank you for this.
Far out, thank you for this. Nicely put.
That picture with the guy in bed surrounded by bottles, that's Nix
You and I both cried.
Juliette do not feel bad when you cry when Dick Winters replies to his grandson saying "No I was not a hero during the war. But I served in a company of Heroes." This old man cries everytime I see that
Enjoyed it as always. Guess I'm gonna have to see Generation Kill. Looking forward to The Making. Own the box set and used to watch it every year.Definitely very cool to see the actors preparing for their roles and hearing some of their perspective on the people they are portraying.
This was one of the shows that made me want to join the army and fight in that war as a little kid, not knowing that the war which they fought has been over for decades 🤦♂️😂.
The Screaming Eagles of the 101st Airborne, the Band of Brothers of Bastogne.
Been watching you since you started band of brothers.... You must go through a lot of toilet roll luv 😂 with all the crying. Great video once again
From the reaction videos of yours I’ve seen (Pacific & Band of Brothers), you seem like a really genuinely nice person. That makes me happy, I hope you’re doing well.
a very different Generation we shall never see their like again
Can't believe you sat down to watch this without tissues. I know there's a pandemic but jeez...😉
I do it every time. It's ridiculous. I need to prepare. 😂
Im crying so much and its causing water damage to my apartment. How do i explain that to my insurance company... :D If someday i dont cry to this at all, i know i have lost my last piece of humanity... YOU ARE AMAZING!!!
Hi Juliette, i'm back 👍. Thank you for finding me and my comment on the Diegisis (spelling) reaction to BoB and letting me know that you also did this reaction to the "We Stand Alone" documentary. I have just watched all 3 parts and once again, you did yourself proud with your reactions . Where "up north" are you from ? I would guess either Lancashire or Yorkshire. I'm from South West London (Tooting) originally myself and am now living in Mitcham, which is next door (so to speak), which is Surrey, but comes under Greater London.
Hey! Nice to see you over here. :) Nice guess, I’m from Lancashire!
@@JulietteReacts I thought so. I was thinking the Blackburn / Darwen area, but I won't ask you to be more specific for privacy reasons.. All the best to you.
There are a lot of videos of the actors having reunions with the real E company guys and just very recently one of them held a get-together at his London home that had a lot of the actors join and it was cool to see after such a long time that the camaraderie had held up. I really enjoyed your reactions to one of the finest shows ever made!
Edit: Here's the video of it ua-cam.com/video/ekiE23yG_M4/v-deo.html
you need someone to kiss those tears away.
Such a well done documentary. Try watching the one done about the American civil war. Kind told in the same way. For the life of me the name skips my mind right now
People love that philly accent.
Wow so you are going to do Generation Kill! The third in the trilogy.
You should check out and react to the documentary "The Greatest Raid of All: St Nazaire" which follows the story of Operation Chariot. It's part of the Jeremy Clarkson's War Stories.
that last line always shoking wet holy shit every single time
May i recommend "Ron Livingston's Band of Brothers Video diary", short videos about the backstage with the actors its hilarious :3
Absolutely. Need more of my boi, Nix.
Many of the German soldiers were young... the German government of the time endocrined boys as young as five or six years old with the ideals of nazism .the ones fighting were as young as fifteen or so. The hurler youth had their own uniforms to prepare them for when they’d be turned out onto the battlefield.
There were also many many American boys who’d lie about their age and work their way into the service. The youngest known person to serve in WWII was a boy bends Calvin Graham who finagled their system and enlisted in the Navy when he was twelve. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calvin_Graham
I don't know if you were aware of it, but Spiers was actually born in Edinburgh and immigrated to the US as a kid...
Best generation
Emotional
you weep with beauty
Iirc, that picture at 0:08 was Lt Nixon.
Hi Juliette, I found your page due to the mutual attraction to all things military including TV/films etc.
I spent a large 'chunk' of my life in HM armed forces as a Sapper (Royal Engineer), this is the reason for my interest in such matters and I like/admire your reaction videos, especially to 'band of brothers' 'the pacific' both brilliantly filmed with great actors I'm sure you'll agree!
I recently saw a documentary while surfing on UA-cam titled 'Jeremy Clarkson's the Greatest Raid of All' - and yes I know...… love him or hate him Jeremy Clarkson is a bit like marmite, but still I did watch it and was absolutely enthralled with the 60 minute documentary even though it's a few years old.
If you could add this to your list to watch, I would be grateful and would also enjoy your reaction too!
Thanks Juliette..
Paul.
ua-cam.com/video/07Zd0Oy8JyQ/v-deo.html
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If you choose not to watch I won't be offended and I will still be a subscriber and enjoy your reactions, great reactions!
I had the same reaction but mines resulted in an obsession with Major Winters.
Did you read the book?
You should react to the documentary "He Has Seen War".
hey, stand up some more so I can see all of you :)
Still waiting for you to do the opening of Saving Private Ryan
Pretty sure Walther test fired the pistol at the factory but that's just me being nit-picky.