*FIRST TIME WATCHING* My Cousin Vinny (1992) *MOVIE REACTION* Hilarious Comedy Gem!
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- New York lawyer Vinny has never won a case. When his teenage cousin Bill and his friend Stan are accused of murder in a backwater Alabama town, it's up to the nervous Vinny to save him from jail, even though he's only ever tried personal injury cases before, and none of them successfully.
Release date: March 13, 1992
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Marisa Tomei won a well deserved academy award for this.
Vinny was able to sleep in the prison because the noise was loud but consistent and became like white noise.
Being from New York myself I can confirm that the loud noises from the street (people yelling, music blasting, cars, sirens, etc) are so common that you get used to it.
But falling asleep when it’s dead silent to then be jolted from it in the middle of the night by a sudden loud noise.....now that’s the worst.
I thought he was able to sleep cause he had peace of mind for doing so well
I would also say that it was “city noise”, unlike hogs, freight trains whistles, and screech owls, which he wouldn’t be used to, being from Jersey.
I think it was sarcastic smile
@@rxtsec1 my thoughts as well
I can sleep through earthquakes but crickets keep me up 😂
No that is not how most owls sound, as far as I know, there is only one owl that sounds like that, the appropriately named Screech Owl we see in the movie.
Actually, the barn owl has the scariest scream of them all! They used to terrify me as a child. Screech owls sound more like an high pitched animal sound when you hear them at night, barn owls sound like a scream straight out of a horror movie.
That's a screech owl. Yeah they definitely screech. But yeah the barn owl definitely sounds like a demon from hell.
I'm pretty sure what we're supposed to get from Vinny sleeping well in jail is that it sounds like Brooklyn at night
Haha that's hilarious to think that as well! Thank you for watching!
After 4 or 5 nights running of sleep deprivation, you can sleep through a prison riot.
As a Brooklynite I say YES!
This movie is amazing. My brothers and I quote this movie constantly!
Fred Gwynne (the judge) besides starring in "The Munsters" also was in the early 60's TV comedy series "Car 54, Where Are You?"
I believe I've heard of that show as well but never seen it but I do remember the Munsters from Nick at night
And i believe he was in Pet Semetary....the original, not the remake.
"What are ya, a fucking world traveler" spoken in her sexy accent never gets old.
Marissa won an Oscar for this! She deserved it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
One of the best examples of incredible writing, not only in a witty comedy aspect, but surprisingly accurate insight into courtroom procedure. Interestingly, many prominent law professors use this movie as part of course syllabus.
Edit: I just discovered your channel today, and it's just wonderful. Thank you for what you do!
I thought you was going to pass out on that 'yout' line. Cracked me up just seeing your reaction to it.
If you notice the sounds of nature woke him up. All the people screaming and banging - he slept right through with a little smile
NYC noise. Inside joke.
Besides the part when she mic drops on that lawyer on the correct ignition timing question, I love that thing she says to him at the end about "actually having to walk up to someone and say thank you." I try to work it in in my own life but it's hard to find a situation to use it.
Movie will never get Old!!!!
OH man it's on! I love everything about this movie.
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A MUST HAVE CLASSIC!
I'm from ny and I loved marisas' ny accent! Oscar well deserved!
Marisa got a best actress Oscar for her role in this movie!
Oh nice! She had a few moments here
She was really good in the movie Oscar, coincidentally.
Supporting, but yes, love her. I waited on her once as a server when she came to my restaurant to eat. She is lovely
@@cmgianaras1 yeah, that's right! It's been so long I forgot that it was supporting.
I love the way she said "Would you like me to ex-PLAIN?" and "They WUH!"
My cousin vinny is one of my favorite movies of all time.
I don’t know what the real name is, but down-home we call them screech owls.
Mona Lisa Vito. I will NEVER forget her. 1992 was a great year because of this movie and my Graduation from H.S. AND, remember people. Lisa Vito is now Aunt May in the SPIDERMAN Movies. Great Post.
Thanks for watching !
My graduazione was One year before...in Italy and i love Marisa too
the Judge's name is Fred Gwynne..he also played Herman Munster from the 1960's tv show "The Munsters "..
Can see this movie 30 more yrs from now n still love it.
The sheriff played D-DAY in the film "Animal house"
Bruce McGill also played the recurring character Jack Dalton in the original MacGyver series, and was in the first and last episodes of the original Quantum Leap.
A gem.
Marisa tomei won an Oscar for thus role well deserved she used to be on as the world turns as a teenager
To put things into perspective with the prison sounds, he grew up in Brooklyn.
The Judge that looks so familiar is the late Great Fred Gwynne, best known for his role as Herman Munster!
Unloading the .357 and the owl shuffling over a few steps towards the trunk of the tree, might be the greatest shot in film history..
16:20 "I know you got enough pressure on you already..." lmao, cracking up at her delivery of that line leading into that rant.
If you watch it again, try to catch Vinny and the two defendants at the table behind the Public Defender when he's making his opening statement. They barely hold it together.
I just added it to my collection! Definitely watching it again 😀 thanks for watching!
And the actor Austin Pendleton who plays the public defender actually does have a stutter. Slightly exaggerated for the film but he did have a stutter, and he totally didn't wanna do the scene at first.
Loved you cracking up at the yutes scene. Awesome reaction.
Great reaction! I was sent this video after the movie came out and I was recovering in the hospital after a (near fatal) car accident (not my fault - they came over thee divider!). True. I laughed until it really hurt!
Such a great movie! I love Vinny and Lisa. They are both so awesome.
such a great movie. wouldn't have been the same with anyone else in her role. she was great in clue too
I don't see Vinny as "wet behind the ears". He has no trial experience but he has an incredible amount of street smarts, an instinct for the important details and an ability to communicate in terms people can understand even with people like these townspeople who might as well be aliens given the differences in their cultural backgrounds. That's the kind of thing they can't teach in law school and probably what made that lawyer encourage him to become a lawyer.
More like a fish out of water.
lol 'the two utes' - I read that scene was put in after the judge actually did have trouble understanding what Vinney was saying. Love this movie. Loved your reaction. ♥
Thanks for watching!
Actually, it was the director of the film who had trouble understanding what he was saying and he thought it amusing enough to add into the movie.
Or is it spelled yutes?... yoots?... uewts?
When I was a yoot, I loined da troot!
great reaction---- if u a car expert you wouldve figured out marissa's testimony a few minutes earlier tho, lol....i saw this in the theater with my mom, whos now passed, i love this damn movie
Look up "Car 54 Where are You?" That's an early Judge Farley.
I love how, in the "case is like building a house" scene, Pescis card changes from an Ace of Spades to a Joker. 😉
The Super is a fun Pesci movie. I never see it mentioned but it deserves some love 🥰
The thunder & lighting scene scared you🤣
It sure did lol blasted me loud in the headphones
Are deeeez MAGIC grits?
The judge is the most famous Munster in all of television, Fred Gwynn
It's a sad day for comedy when you don't recognize Herman Munster.
Lol! Another one of my favorite movies.. just found you over on your 12 Angry Men reaction.
Awesome! Thanks for watching. Hope you enjoyed
I especially loved Marissa Tomei.
Whoa. You I.D.'d Herman Munster (aka Fred Gwynne) as the judge. Impressive!
Lol was it? He has a pretty recognizable brow and face. Idk
The judge played Herman Munster, also prior to the Munsters he was in the series Car 54 where are you, great reaction
"Everything that guy just said is bullshit. Thank you."
My wife and I love this movie and a couple facts the chess pieces getting knocked over and when the stuttering guy is talking in the courtroom if you notice you can see joe and ralph macchio and the other guy trying not to laugh in the background
Lol, I had to laugh at you pointing out Joe Pesci's bad early 90s facelift.
the judge was in a old black and white tv series called the munsters who was a frankenstein like character
Yup. I've seen it. Classic
Yep! The Judge is Herman Munster from the 60's show THE MUNSTERS
Yes that is Herman Munster
Great movie lol
Whenever I'm flipping through my channels on TV and I see it I wind up watching it. I've seen it so many times.
I watched many reactions to this movie but your the best. Enjoyed seeing your reaction it was real.
I've noticed the thing with Pescis eyes too, it's also very noticable in Casino.
The guy who played stan played barry on the show friends
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
And yeah you may recognize the judge as being Herman Munster from the show back in the day :)
You’re so right about his face😂
I love the judge who is best known as Herman Munster(Fred Gwynne) went to Harvard! The lawyer who could not talk can be seen in the OUTRAGEOUS comedy What’s Up Doc? from the 1970s.
I freaking LOVE this movie! It's so underrated. One of my favorite Joe Pesci performances, believe it or not.
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the judge played Herman Munster on the tv show, and he was also in Pet Sematary
I love this movie. There's no real bad guy in this movie (except if you consider the real murderers) and once the innocence of Bill and Stan becomes clear, all charges are dropped.
Fun Fact: The misunderstanding between Vincent Gambini and Judge Haller regarding the two "youts" was in fact a real conversation between Joe Pesci and director Jonathan Lynn. Lynn, who is British, at first had a hard time understanding Pesci's pronounced New York accent. He decided that the routine was quite funny and put it in the film.
Bonus Fact: Director Jonathan Lynn actually has a law degree and insisted the film's legal proceedings be realistic. In fact, many attorneys and law professors have praised the film for its accurate depiction of trial strategy and courtroom procedure, especially with regards to presenting expert witnesses at trial. In fact, the film has been screened at some law schools to illustrate courtroom procedures.
Plus someone in the writing team rebuilds Chevys. They new a lot of information that a lot of people don't know but learned through the movie
I thought Pesci was from Jersey
@@anndeecosita3586 Noth Joisy is the refuge of Nu Yawkers from Brooklyn an Staten Eylan. Ask Tony Soprano.
Holy hell, you have Vinny too! You better stop it brother or I'm never going to leave the house.😎 Great job as always.
Ps, loved the punch replay. ✌️🎬
Haha thanks!
Yes!!! 'Been waitin' for this one -
Let's go!
Hell yeah! So glad I finally saw that
@@FlixTalk
Uncontrollable laughter comes straight out of the soul - it's a healthy, healthy thing. Glad to see you enjoying that -
I'll never forget the terror my friend and I felt when we heard my mother screaming from upstairs. We ran so fast up the stairs to see what was wrong and when we opened the door she was laughing so hard she fell over and was trying so hard not to pee that she was screaming. It was the jail scene when he thinks Vinny is there to rape him.
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That scene has to be one of the funniest back and forths in film history.
There's another great court comedy with (strangely) Vin Diesel and Peter Dinklage, called "Find Me Guilty." Technically it's a true story, but it's very funny.
First time viewer here. LOVE My Cousin Vinny! Who knew that "youts" could be so funny, eh? LOL
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We had a can of Crisco.
This script is amazing. Great reaction too 👍🏻
6:07 - The Judge in this movie was also Herman Munster.
The judge played Herman Munster, on the Munsters tv show!
Great reaction
Love all your figures on your shelves ! 🏴
Thank you
@@FlixTalk I know how much they cost,I bought enough for my son! 🏴
@@MrChristbait they aren't much but I had my phase and just stopped 😆lol
Oh,an M.C.Vinny is one of my fave films ever, Marisa......... ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Pesci accidentally knocked over the chess set in Judge Haller's office for real. The director felt that it added to the scene and left it in.
That was an amazing execution to keep going because I thought that was written like that haha
That is awesome, especially since it coincided with him saying "Jerry Gallo", making it easier to gaslight the judge later into thinking he heard him incorrectly.
If you enjoyed the setting and storytelling in My Cousin Vinny, you might also enjoy reacting to Diggstown with James Woods and Louis Gossett Jr.
Polenta. Popular Italian dish made with grits. Been doing it for hundreds of years. So...Italians do eat grits.
Grits are basically Southern Polenta, its no wonder he loved them.
Great movie. This is movies lawyers love it is very accurate it is not just a comedy. You should see other legal dramas like Rainmaker 1997 or A Civil Action . Also other great lawyer movie with Tom Cruz is The Firm and A Few Good Man. and Murder At First 1995 a movie based on true movie about injustice with Kevin Bacon. Also Erin Brucvich is a great movie. he part that always kills me is the public defender who looks so perfect and than he is completely useless where he cant speak at court.
Another underrated Joe Pesci comedy is 8 Heads in A Duffle Bag.
Very cool, always enjoy your reactions
Hey, thank you so much and thank you for watching!
the two little bicycle boys on the square were in film just because they were in the right place at the right time. they were riding their. bikes and the director asked them if they wanted to be in a movie.
Now watch Disorganized Crime. I remember the 2 yootes from English lessons class in 3rd or 4th grade.
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Absolutely bloody brilliant!
I love culture collisions. (Try 🏴🏴🏴🇮🇪 🙄).
And this is probably Fred Gwynne at his all time greatest.
He didn't know that Fred Gwynne (aka Herman Munster) played the judge? He was phenomenal at this role. That snooty southern attitude he put on contrasted perfectly with Pesci's Brooklyn bad boy persona.
He figured out who he was about halfway through if you watched.
20:11 where's that guys Academy award?
Lol
Great reaction beautiful boy..very good movie..😍
Thanks for watching!
I shot the clerk? We gotta confession over here! Ahahahaha
The judge played Herman munster
Marissa Tomei won a Oscar for this. I fell inlove with her becouse of this movie but for some weird reason shes not seams to like me
Anyone else catch that they were in Alabama, Billy and Stan were driving to L.A., and the guys who actually did it were caught in Georgia? The cops were chasing guys going the wrong direction
Wazoo 😂
THE JUDGE 👨⚖️ IS HERMEN MUNSTER
The Judge is a Munster! ;-)
Surprised none of you have ever heard a screech owl.
Good movie 👍
you have the right to face your accuser and that includes being able to preview all evidence being used against you,
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Thank you! Thanks for watching
He would tape his face