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I'm an old guy I've seen every Western ever made. Quigley is in my top five favorite westerns of all time! Ask anyone who loves westerns this is one of their favorites. Look up Cowboy in the dictionary you'll see Tom Selleck's picture. Alan Rickman made this right after Die Hard. It doesn't get any better than him as a movie villain. The rifle in this movie has become so famous there has become a yearly shooting contest with it. Buying the rifle takes a year to get to receive it. They are custom-made and in high demand. There is a western miniseries from the 70s call "The Sacketts" based on a famous book. It stars Sam Elliott and Tom Selleck as Cowboy Brothers. It's a classic and it is what made Tom and Sam famous. Does not get any better then Tom and Sam as Cowboys. It is for free on UA-cam. I highly recommend it if you like Tom and Sam and Cowboys. I love your reactions as always stay real.
The Sacketts movie was based on two different novels, the first is The Daybreakers about two of the five Sackett brothers, William Tell, Orrin, Tyrel, Joe and Bob. Tyrel and Orrin (Tom's character) leave Tennessee after Orrin's brand new bride is killed by the last member of a family the Sacketts were feuding with and Tyrel kills that man. The second novel is Sackett which tells the story of William Tell "Tell" Sackett (Sam's character.) Another book that starred Tom and Sam was The Shadow Riders, another Louis' L'Amour novel about the Traven Brothers from Texas, Dal (Sam), Mac(Tom) and Jessie. Dal fought for the Confederacy and Mac fought for the Union and they come together with their younger brother Jessie to rescue their two sisters that were kidnapped and being taken to Mexico.
This isn't even close to being top five in a genre that has The Searchers, High Noon, Stagecoach, True Grit, Dances With Wolves, Lonesome Dove, Unforgiven, Tombstone, The Outlaw Josie Wales and many others.
Enjoyed your reactions to Quigley Down Under. As you said a Western down under in Australia. Orher excellent movies w Tom Selleck are "Runaway" or "Three Men and a Baby", a comedy. Also your reference to "Love Actually" is a big thumbs up.
They should react to The Stand. The original one had her as one of the lead characters. She ends up being the devil's concubine. It's a good miniseries to watch when you are sick, at home.
Tom Selleck was most noted for his role in Magnum, P. I. where he plays a private detective solving crime in Hawaii. The show was popular when I was going to college. My roommates and I had a little ritual where we'd put on Hawaiian shirts and sit on the couch just before it came on.
Thank you, ladies, for watching this film. I loved your reactions even to point of Tori sometimes calling out the call backs. This was my dad's favorite movie and brought back memories of watching it with my father. Yes, it was hard to watch, but Matthew as American saw how Indians here were treated and then going over and seeing he was hired to do the same to the aborigines was a no go for him. It showed Quigley was gentleman to. Even though Cora was out of her mind. He still remained respectful and concerned for her wellbeing. You first see this when they bring women to ranch for entertainment purpose..he told leader that there was mix up and leave Cora alone. I loved Cora too..but once you hear her story you really understand her and it is not quite as funny anymore. But my favorite part is when Quigley says, "I said I never had a use for one, never said I didn't know how to use one." Exactly never assume something about someone's skill set.
Long distance shooting like this requires a strong knowledge math, specifically trigonometry(the study of angles and angular relationships). You have to factor in things like the rate the bullet will drop after leaving the muzzle of the rifle, the difference in elevation between where the shooter is and where the target is,.the speed and direction of the wind(which will allow you to estimate winds effect) and at extreme distances shots that are 1000 yards or more you even have to take into account Corlios effect which is you have factor in the slight deviation caused by the rotation speed of the earth. Snipers are actually mathematicians
And some people can just do all that without doing any calculations and wouldn't know how to calculate it if you told them. They're just instinctive shooters.
@@Falcun21 We're talking about a myth. But you're right. If this ain't real then all my love turns to powder. Laura Sans Giancomo may be old and grey, but l'll always see her there, finding Roy or perhaps me. I think she could do better than Roy.
You don't need to know math and trigonometry. People were shooting like this in the West, factoring in their experience alone. It is just later on (in history) that it helps to know such things (like if you are a sniper).
I was one of the ones who recommended this movie after you guys did CROCODILE DUNDEE 2. Seen this 30 times or more. But it never made me cry like this with you two.😢😢
Quigley Down Under is such a good movie and I loved your reactions to it, esp' when Roy stopped his horse and turned around to look back at Cora.Well done Ladies,love your channel.
Quigley is always a favorite for me. 3 Men & A Baby is also a guilty pleasure. It has a little impromptu "karaoke" in it that I used to quote/sing to my girls when I would put them to bed.
@@quasimodojdls The greatest Australian Western of all time and the second highest grossing Australian movie of all time is The Man from Snowy River. A Beautiful film! 2/3 of the film's credits are horse trainers.
I'm so glad you loved this. This movie is iconic and i loved it since early childhood. It was one of my late grandfathers favorite movies. It will always be special to me for that reason.
It's so cool to watch this. Alan Rickman was awesome as the antagonist in this movie. And, he was also the villain in Die Hard. He really was the best actor to play Snape in Harry Potter. RIP Alan Rickman
FUN FACT: the young red headed ginger kid who worked for Alan Rickman in the movie is an Australian actor named Ben Mendelsohn. You might recognize him as the main villain, Director Krennic, in the Star Wars film Rogue One. He’s also in several other movies including Captain Marvel and The Dark Knight Rises. Quigley Down Under was one of his early film roles and he’s gone on to have a fantastic career as a dramatic actor in some lesser known movies and shows on top of the ones I mentioned above. It’s funny to see him so young here in this movie.
Tom Selleck made a series of movies based on Robert B. Parker's "Jesse Stone" novels. Selleck stars as Jesse Stone an L.A. police detective from Santa Monica. He & his dog "Boomer" leave L.A. to take a job as the Chief of Police in a small coastal town in Mass. The 1st movie released, "Jesse Stone: Stone Cold" (2005) is actually the 2nd movie in chronological order. The 1st movie to watch in the proper order is "Jesse Stone: Night Passage" (2006). Jesse Stone is definitely a flawed character; divorced, drinking problem, etc. but underneath a good guy. Tom Selleck also produced these movies. Not a bad one in the bunch. If you like Tom Selleck you will love these movies.
One of my favorites…….great story of doing what’s right. Laura San Giacomo was great as Crazy Cora. A another great Tom Selleck film to watch is, Mr. Baseball.
Yes this is a good movie too! But I could never remember the name! If I remember right it has the same ship in it! It starts off very similar to Quigley down under!
I actually considered her ugly back then. As a teenager I only liked women with long noses. I still prefer them but have become much more open and can understand you. 🙂
For more Tom Selleck, try High Road To China. Kind of a Indiana Jonesy adventure. And yes, please watch Love Actually! Alan Rickman is great in that movie.
Good reaction. I love watching the T's gush over romantical stuff! This has movie always been a favorite. It's maybe Mr. Selleck's best. Many good recommendations are already in the comments. I would watch "Three Men and a Baby". He has a good supporting role in "The Killers". Another good Australian movie is "The Man from Snowy River".
Tom Selleck's rifle is a Sharps metallic cartridge breech loader. Sharps rifles date back to before the Civil War. Originally they handled a .52 - .54 caliber paper cartridge that required a separate cap to fire. After the Civil War brass cased bullets took over and certain rifles like the Sharps became very popular, especially after winning some of the Creedmore matches. I actually have a pre-Civil War Sharps carbine that was used by the Union Cavalry. I've shot it a few times and can attest to its accuracy even if it is a carbine.
@@reesebn38 There was controversy at the time in what was seen as a gratuitous use of a big Hollywood star" Tom Burlinson never was a big hit He's in "Flesh and Blood" with Rutger Hauer and a weird sci-fi "The Time Guardian"
Seeing the scene with the dingos, Cora, and the baby brought to mind Buffy the Vampire Slayer. On it, her friend's boyfriend played in a band called Dingos Ate My Baby.
Great Reaction to this over-Looked Classic..... "Three Men and a Baby" is about a Infant....... "Three Men and a Little Lady" is the sequel where the baby is 5 years old (I think)....... Both are Good Movies.....
The rifle is a 1874 Sharps. It was made by Shiloh Rifle Manufacturing. Although the company does use some modern equipment that wasn't available in the 1800's (for doing things like getting the metal at the perfect temperature before pouring it into a mold), they are still hand-made, and each modern piece is interchangeable with 1800's rifles. However, they ARE NOT cheap, and the waiting list is long (I believe it is now a 3-year wait).
I have watched so many movie reactions on your channel and I thought I had subscribed long ago. I looked up to see if I was already subscribed, but I wasn't, and now I am. I enjoy watching you y'all reacting to movies that must people haven't heard of yet. I'm subscribing right now 😊
I really enjoy your reactions! Tom Selleck made it big as a TV Star, so he doesn’t always get the credit he deserves for his movies. He was the first choice to play Indiana Jones, but his TV contract at the time wouldn’t allow him to take the role. Another great Tom Selleck movie is “Mr. Baseball” - I hope you will react to that.
"Crazy Cora" is Laura San Giacomo, & was with David Spade ("Joe Dirt";) in his post- SNL "Just Sh**t Me!" on TV in '90's! 📺 & react to "Joe Dirt" 🎥, ladies! 🤞😜🤘
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@@RuntotheMoviesTom Selleck was in "3 Men & a Baby", & it was a big hit with the ladies, takin' care of a baby girl of 1 of...aw, just react to it! 🤞😊
Alan Rickman came to Holliwood and was offered to play Hans Gruber in Die Hard. He declined at first because he didn't want to be the villain in an action movie and be typecast from that. He was a brilliant villain in the end and so he got to play a lot of them after all....
Warms my heart to see the ladies enjoying good Westerns. Out of all the women I’ve dated, only one enjoyed Westerns. I now consider her “the one that got away”🤪
I've actually ate big grub worms like that before at a restaurant. They're a delicacy in some countries. They taste like a juicy boiled peanut to me combined with whatever spices and sauces they're cooked in.
My Mother used to cook lamb quite regularly when I was little. She would fix me a plate, with a slice of lamb with some mint jelly on it. As I got older I thought that I disliked lamb. It turned out that I love lamb. I just dislike mint jelly.
Based on your reaction to this movie I think both of you would enjoy watching Man From Snowy River and the sequel Return To Snowy River. They are based in 1880's Australia. Western, horses galore, romance, amazing riding sequences. I think you would love them.
They had a lot of little details in this movie that really added to the characters. One subtle one was the second fight with the ranchers, when they are pushing the aborigines off the cliff. Cora listened to what Quigley asked in the previous fight, saying he could have used some help up there. She sat next to him grabbing his bullets and handing them to him.
Great reaction - it was fun to see it through your eyes. And definitely watch Love Actually - "To me, you are perfect." Tom Selleck still stars in Blue Bloods on CBS.
@@Michael-id9bw I love The Man from Snowy River so much! It was the highest grossing Australian movie until Crocodile Dundee. The music for it is so beautiful. I listen to Jessica's theme all the time.
Great reaction to a totally amazing underrated movie. This was fun. I was going to quote his line about the hand guns, but been beaten on the comments a bunch of times.
Since you two are crazy about love stories you need to watch "Ghost" (1990), it's definitely for you. Also "The Bridges of Madison County" (1995) is great and worth a watch.
Young Guns and Quigley Down Under. My two absolute favorite westerns. Check out "January Man". Three men and a baby had a sequel with the baby grown up. Three men and a little lady
Please please also react to Lonesome Dove. I’ve mentioned it before but I really do think you guys will love it. Probably the best western story ever written and then turned into a 4 part mini series. Both Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones have said they consider it their finest work.
I was going to say "The best Australian western," but then I remembered that I used to love the Australian TV series "Rush" which aired on American PBS. It was set during the Australian gold rush in the 1850s, and with its frontier and interaction with indigenous people themes, it had a very western vibe.
Theres about 50 truly great, all encompassing, huge scenes, music, story soundtrack characters, etc., and this is one of those movies! Tom selleck...3 men and a baby, a futuristic 80s movie where he's a cop...Runaway, he did a bunch of TV movies about a character named Jesse Stone, a semi regular character on Friends, movies In and Out, Ruby Jean and Joe, Mr Baseball, An Innocent man, her alibi, Lassiter, high road to china.
Loved your reaction to this; Alan Rickman nearly stole the film as he so often seems to do. Honestly didn't think I'd ever see anyone react to this one. One of only two movies I like that Tom Selleck is in; other one being a Sci-fi one called Runaway, from 1984, and the only project I've ever seen Laura San Giacomo in. I adore this film; more fable and fairy tale than western; part of a run of films trying to revive the western by taking it out of the fabled American West, but the only one that truly came up with something original I felt, kerk
And I was just thinking I had to edit my comment, as I totally forgot Mr. Baseball, and was reminded going, ''D'oh!'' when I was rewatching your Field of Dreams reaction. I'd plead old age, but my memory has been that f.. erratic since I was a kid :-) kerk
Tombstone is a great modern western to watch. It has a lot of great stars with some of the absolute best one liners in history. Another good one, i think is, 3:10 to Yuma, with Russell Crowe and Christian Bale. I'm not knocking this movie though. I think this one is awesome too.
Good to see a movie that, instead of doing Cowboys vs. Indians, did Cowboy vs. Genocide. e: Tom Selleck movies? Start with Runaway for the action/sci-fi angle, and Three Men and a Baby for the romcom angle.
For another Tom Selleck movie you both would love, how about, High Road to China? It's a flying kind of movie that takes place in the 1920's. For a wonderful western with Owen Wilson and Jackie Chan, you need to watch Shanghai Noon and the sequel, Shanghai Knights. These movies are a lot more light-hearted. - Thomas
DAMN you girls are in HEAT with this one all about some Tom Selleck & Laura San Giacomo, I've never seen you guys like this before, you're hysterical!!! I love it!!! ❤️ CHEERS!!!
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What's your favorite western?
(2007) 3:10 to Yuma (1993) Tombstone and (1992) Unforgiven are my top 3 hard to choose just one ☝️ so hopefully one gets reacted to
My favorite line: " Said I didn't have no use for em. Never said I didn't know how."
I've rewashed the clip of that scene so many times.
Love that more people are re-discovering this movie. Solid one.
I'm an old guy I've seen every Western ever made. Quigley is in my top five favorite westerns of all time! Ask anyone who loves westerns this is one of their favorites. Look up Cowboy in the dictionary you'll see Tom Selleck's picture. Alan Rickman made this right after Die Hard. It doesn't get any better than him as a movie villain. The rifle in this movie has become so famous there has become a yearly shooting contest with it. Buying the rifle takes a year to get to receive it. They are custom-made and in high demand. There is a western miniseries from the 70s call "The Sacketts" based on a famous book. It stars Sam Elliott and Tom Selleck as Cowboy Brothers. It's a classic and it is what made Tom and Sam famous. Does not get any better then Tom and Sam as Cowboys. It is for free on UA-cam. I highly recommend it if you like Tom and Sam and Cowboys. I love your reactions as always stay real.
And Louis L'Amour was a great western novelist.
The Sacketts movie was based on two different novels, the first is The Daybreakers about two of the five Sackett brothers, William Tell, Orrin, Tyrel, Joe and Bob. Tyrel and Orrin (Tom's character) leave Tennessee after Orrin's brand new bride is killed by the last member of a family the Sacketts were feuding with and Tyrel kills that man. The second novel is Sackett which tells the story of William Tell "Tell" Sackett (Sam's character.)
Another book that starred Tom and Sam was The Shadow Riders, another Louis' L'Amour novel about the Traven Brothers from Texas, Dal (Sam), Mac(Tom) and Jessie. Dal fought for the Confederacy and Mac fought for the Union and they come together with their younger brother Jessie to rescue their two sisters that were kidnapped and being taken to Mexico.
@@Falcun21 I love the success of The Sacketts made the studio say we got to put Tom and Sam in another movie together.
This isn't even close to being top five in a genre that has The Searchers, High Noon, Stagecoach, True Grit, Dances With Wolves, Lonesome Dove, Unforgiven, Tombstone, The Outlaw Josie Wales and many others.
Enjoyed your reactions to Quigley Down Under. As you said a Western down under in Australia. Orher excellent movies w Tom Selleck are
"Runaway" or "Three Men and a Baby",
a comedy. Also your reference to "Love Actually" is a big thumbs up.
51:45 Snipers now actually call hitting two targets with one shot a “Quigley” because of this scene.
Wow I did not know that. This is one of my favorite westerns growing up
U.S. Army Veteran, confirming this.
Laura San Giacomo in the 1990s was a straight up smoke show.
She played the roommate to Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman.
@@paulhewes7333 Her sitcom Just Shoot Me was really good! Her big breakout movie was Sex Lies and Videotape.
They should react to The Stand. The original one had her as one of the lead characters. She ends up being the devil's concubine. It's a good miniseries to watch when you are sick, at home.
"Just Shoot Me"
Tom Selleck was most noted for his role in Magnum, P. I. where he plays a private detective solving crime in Hawaii. The show was popular when I was going to college. My roommates and I had a little ritual where we'd put on Hawaiian shirts and sit on the couch just before it came on.
Like my momma use to say, "Her cornbread ain't done in the middle".
3 Men and a Baby is really good.
Thank you, ladies, for watching this film. I loved your reactions even to point of Tori sometimes calling out the call backs. This was my dad's favorite movie and brought back memories of watching it with my father. Yes, it was hard to watch, but Matthew as American saw how Indians here were treated and then going over and seeing he was hired to do the same to the aborigines was a no go for him. It showed Quigley was gentleman to. Even though Cora was out of her mind. He still remained respectful and concerned for her wellbeing. You first see this when they bring women to ranch for entertainment purpose..he told leader that there was mix up and leave Cora alone. I loved Cora too..but once you hear her story you really understand her and it is not quite as funny anymore. But my favorite part is when Quigley says, "I said I never had a use for one, never said I didn't know how to use one." Exactly never assume something about someone's skill set.
Long distance shooting like this requires a strong knowledge math, specifically trigonometry(the study of angles and angular relationships).
You have to factor in things like the rate the bullet will drop after leaving the muzzle of the rifle, the difference in elevation between where the shooter is and where the target is,.the speed and direction of the wind(which will allow you to estimate winds effect) and at extreme distances shots that are 1000 yards or more you even have to take into account Corlios effect which is you have factor in the slight deviation caused by the rotation speed of the earth.
Snipers are actually mathematicians
However, Roy has that all dialed in as we know.
And some people can just do all that without doing any calculations and wouldn't know how to calculate it if you told them. They're just instinctive shooters.
@@Falcun21 We're talking about a myth. But you're right. If this ain't real then all my love turns to powder. Laura Sans Giancomo may be old and grey, but l'll always see her there, finding Roy or perhaps me. I think she could do better than Roy.
You don't need to know math and trigonometry. People were shooting like this in the West, factoring in their experience alone. It is just later on (in history) that it helps to know such things (like if you are a sniper).
If I remember right, the Vernier sights that Quigley used was the first to figure in the drop of a bullet over distance.
"Three Men and a Baby" is cute and funny. It's an American remake of the 1985 French film: "Trois Hommes et un Couffin." You would love it.
I used to watch this all the time with my dad.
I was one of the ones who recommended this movie after you guys did CROCODILE DUNDEE 2. Seen this 30 times or more. But it never made me cry like this with you two.😢😢
This has been one of my favs for decades. Still chokes me up. And yes, three men and a baby and three men and a little lady are absolute treasures.
I recommended this flick to your channel when it first started, it's been a long wait. I hope you loved it.
Quigley Down Under is such a good movie and I loved your reactions to it, esp' when Roy stopped his horse and turned around to look back at Cora.Well done Ladies,love your channel.
I know historians love to decry the fast draw showdowns in movies and TV, but you cannot tell me that climactic scene at the end wasn't epic.
You mention Harry Potter and Rickman's role as Snapes. He's better known for his role in one of the best Christmas movies ever: Die Hard, lol.
Quigley is always a favorite for me. 3 Men & A Baby is also a guilty pleasure. It has a little impromptu "karaoke" in it that I used to quote/sing to my girls when I would put them to bed.
The world needs more Australian Westerns and the world definitely needs more reactions to this gem!
@@quasimodojdls The greatest Australian Western of all time and the second highest grossing Australian movie of all time is The Man from Snowy River. A Beautiful film! 2/3 of the film's credits are horse trainers.
I'm so glad you loved this. This movie is iconic and i loved it since early childhood. It was one of my late grandfathers favorite movies. It will always be special to me for that reason.
It's so cool to watch this. Alan Rickman was awesome as the antagonist in this movie. And, he was also the villain in Die Hard. He really was the best actor to play Snape in Harry Potter. RIP Alan Rickman
She doesn’t ride back on a goat. She trains a dingo and rides it to him.
FUN FACT: the young red headed ginger kid who worked for Alan Rickman in the movie is an Australian actor named Ben Mendelsohn. You might recognize him as the main villain, Director Krennic, in the Star Wars film Rogue One. He’s also in several other movies including Captain Marvel and The Dark Knight Rises. Quigley Down Under was one of his early film roles and he’s gone on to have a fantastic career as a dramatic actor in some lesser known movies and shows on top of the ones I mentioned above. It’s funny to see him so young here in this movie.
been a fav of mine since it first came out. love when new people experience it.
Tom Selleck made a series of movies based on Robert B. Parker's "Jesse Stone" novels. Selleck stars as Jesse Stone an L.A. police detective from Santa Monica. He & his dog "Boomer" leave L.A. to take a job as the Chief of Police in a small coastal town in Mass. The 1st movie released, "Jesse Stone: Stone Cold" (2005) is actually the 2nd movie in chronological order. The 1st movie to watch in the proper order is "Jesse Stone: Night Passage" (2006). Jesse Stone is definitely a flawed character; divorced, drinking problem, etc. but underneath a good guy. Tom Selleck also produced these movies. Not a bad one in the bunch. If you like Tom Selleck you will love these movies.
One of my favorites…….great story of doing what’s right. Laura San Giacomo was great as Crazy Cora. A another great Tom Selleck film to watch is, Mr. Baseball.
"Crossfire Trail" is another Tom Selleck western that I really enjoy. Also starring Virginia Madison, Wilford Brimley, and Mark Harmon.
Yes this is a good movie too! But I could never remember the name! If I remember right it has the same ship in it! It starts off very similar to Quigley down under!
I had SUCH a crush on Laura san Giacomo, (Crazy Cora), in the 90's.
Yeah, she is so attractive.
I actually considered her ugly back then. As a teenager I only liked women with long noses.
I still prefer them but have become much more open and can understand you. 🙂
Crazy Cora, was Kit De Luca in Pretty Woman.
And Nadine in The Stand.
@@jakerazmataz852 She is brilliant in Sex Lies and Videotape.
For more Tom Selleck, try High Road To China. Kind of a Indiana Jonesy adventure. And yes, please watch Love Actually! Alan Rickman is great in that movie.
Good reaction. I love watching the T's gush over romantical stuff! This has movie always been a favorite. It's maybe Mr. Selleck's best. Many good recommendations are already in the comments. I would watch "Three Men and a Baby". He has a good supporting role in "The Killers". Another good Australian movie is "The Man from Snowy River".
Tom Selleck's rifle is a Sharps metallic cartridge breech loader. Sharps rifles date back to before the Civil War. Originally they handled a .52 - .54 caliber paper cartridge that required a separate cap to fire. After the Civil War brass cased bullets took over and certain rifles like the Sharps became very popular, especially after winning some of the Creedmore matches. I actually have a pre-Civil War Sharps carbine that was used by the Union Cavalry. I've shot it a few times and can attest to its accuracy even if it is a carbine.
It was released here in Australia as "Quigley"
That actually makes a lot of sense. Somebody in marketing was using their brain that day.
@@johnchrysostomon6284 how much do Australians Love The Man From Snowy River?
@@reesebn38 There was controversy at the time in what was seen as a gratuitous use of a big Hollywood star"
Tom Burlinson never was a big hit
He's in "Flesh and Blood" with Rutger Hauer and a weird sci-fi "The Time Guardian"
@@johnchrysostomon6284 I really liked him in Phar Lap. Oh boy that's a sad story.
By the way, Tom Selleck made 9 Jesse Stone movies for network tv from 2005 - 2015 so they had to have a large following.
High road to china was Tom sellecks attempt at an Indiana jones movie after he lost out to ford….its also a romance set after ww1
Quigley Motor Company makes 4x4 van conversions, owned by the Quigley family.
My favorite movie is The Sacketts that Tom Selleck made
And The Shadow Riders
And The Shadow Riders.
Tom Selleck made cowboy movies with Sam Elliot like "The Sundowners", & Tom's hella good v's Alan Rickman Down Under! Great reactions, ladies! 👍👍
@27:12 Cora likely suffers from a form of D.I.D. after what happened with her baby. That would explain her personality shifts.
Seeing the scene with the dingos, Cora, and the baby brought to mind Buffy the Vampire Slayer. On it, her friend's boyfriend played in a band called Dingos Ate My Baby.
Quigley Down Under is awesome I've seen it before with my granny
I saw that movie three times. One of my favorites.
Great Reaction to this over-Looked Classic.....
"Three Men and a Baby" is about a Infant.......
"Three Men and a Little Lady" is the sequel where the baby is 5 years old (I think)....... Both are Good Movies.....
The rifle is a 1874 Sharps. It was made by Shiloh Rifle Manufacturing.
Although the company does use some modern equipment that wasn't available in the 1800's (for doing things like getting the metal at the perfect temperature before pouring it into a mold), they are still hand-made, and each modern piece is interchangeable with 1800's rifles.
However, they ARE NOT cheap, and the waiting list is long (I believe it is now a 3-year wait).
@@axebeard6085 They have a yearly shooting contest with those rifles. Pretty cool!
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I really enjoy your reactions! Tom Selleck made it big as a TV Star, so he doesn’t always get the credit he deserves for his movies. He was the first choice to play Indiana Jones, but his TV contract at the time wouldn’t allow him to take the role. Another great Tom Selleck movie is “Mr. Baseball” - I hope you will react to that.
"Crazy Cora" is Laura San Giacomo, & was with David Spade ("Joe Dirt";) in his post- SNL "Just Sh**t Me!" on TV in '90's! 📺 & react to "Joe Dirt" 🎥, ladies! 🤞😜🤘
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@@RuntotheMoviesTom Selleck was in "3 Men & a Baby", & it was a big hit with the ladies, takin' care of a baby girl of 1 of...aw, just react to it! 🤞😊
She was also in Pretty Woman.
@p.mc.4449 And in the 1994 tv miniseries The Stand.
"Cindefunkinrella."
Alan Rickman came to Holliwood and was offered to play Hans Gruber in Die Hard. He declined at first because he didn't want to be the villain in an action movie and be typecast from that. He was a brilliant villain in the end and so he got to play a lot of them after all....
@24:55 “Slimy, yet satisfying.” Sweet Lion King reference. 🤣
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Warms my heart to see the ladies enjoying good Westerns. Out of all the women I’ve dated, only one enjoyed Westerns. I now consider her “the one that got away”🤪
I've actually ate big grub worms like that before at a restaurant. They're a delicacy in some countries. They taste like a juicy boiled peanut to me combined with whatever spices and sauces they're cooked in.
My Mother used to cook lamb quite regularly when I was little. She would fix me a plate, with a slice of lamb with some mint jelly on it. As I got older I thought that I disliked lamb. It turned out that I love lamb. I just dislike mint jelly.
Tori's face when Toy said Snape!
That rifle of Quigley's was meant for shooting buffalo at long range. That's why it hits so hard
I have a Sharp’s rifle similar to Quigley’s, but it’s chambered in 45-70.
I had an orange cat. Named Quigley
That's a good cat name. 🙂
Based on your reaction to this movie I think both of you would enjoy watching Man From Snowy River and the sequel Return To Snowy River. They are based in 1880's Australia. Western, horses galore, romance, amazing riding sequences. I think you would love them.
Tom Selleck did a bunch of made for TV movies based on Jesse Stone. They are pretty solid movies, if you like detective stories.
To me, you are perfect.
Tori should be in all your videos.
You two are about the only ones that I've seen that picked up that he looked back. He didn't just ride off. He looked back.
They had a lot of little details in this movie that really added to the characters. One subtle one was the second fight with the ranchers, when they are pushing the aborigines off the cliff. Cora listened to what Quigley asked in the previous fight, saying he could have used some help up there. She sat next to him grabbing his bullets and handing them to him.
Great reaction - it was fun to see it through your eyes. And definitely watch Love Actually - "To me, you are perfect." Tom Selleck still stars in Blue Bloods on CBS.
Tom Selleck movies that you should see:
The Sacketts, Mr. Baseball, High Road to China, Meet the Robinsons (he did the voice for the Dad)
Yes, he was actually based on a real guy, the rifle was an actual rifle, and real ammo, and yes, u can buy it!😮😮😮😮
One of the best westerns ever.
Cora just made the movie for me. Don't get me wrong it is a great cast but Cora put it over the top for me.
"The Man from Snowy River" is another good Australian western that you guys would enjoy. 👍💯
I second the nomination.
I concur
@@Michael-id9bw I love The Man from Snowy River so much! It was the highest grossing Australian movie until Crocodile Dundee. The music for it is so beautiful. I listen to Jessica's theme all the time.
Great reaction to a totally amazing underrated movie. This was fun. I was going to quote his line about the hand guns, but been beaten on the comments a bunch of times.
Thanks so much for watching with us!
This movie is funny & underrated imo. Fun fact: Australia has a big dessert & is one of the most arid climates.
I was glad to see her show up in some episodes of the t.v. show NCIS.
They are NOT PJs! It is called a "Union Suit", it's long underwear. Almost every man in the 19th century wore them.
ahh great so many creative movies at this time
The ending is reminiscent of 'Zulu' with the indigenous showing numbers on the surrounding ridges to a rather small British military force.
Most underrated movie *ever*.
Since you two are crazy about love stories you need to watch "Ghost" (1990), it's definitely for you. Also "The Bridges of Madison County" (1995) is great and worth a watch.
Ok, guys. I’m finally going to do it. I’m going to disguise myself as a UA-cam pillow…
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Wow. Havint seen anyone let alone 2 reaction to this movie.thanks it's a good one.😊
You ladies are beautiful. But you really need to do "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" you'll get a kick out of it.
I remember seeing this in the theater.. I think I was around 15..
Young Guns and Quigley Down Under. My two absolute favorite westerns. Check out "January Man". Three men and a baby had a sequel with the baby grown up. Three men and a little lady
Please please also react to Lonesome Dove. I’ve mentioned it before but I really do think you guys will love it. Probably the best western story ever written and then turned into a 4 part mini series. Both Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones have said they consider it their finest work.
I was going to say "The best Australian western," but then I remembered that I used to love the Australian TV series "Rush" which aired on American PBS. It was set during the Australian gold rush in the 1850s, and with its frontier and interaction with indigenous people themes, it had a very western vibe.
One of my favorite westerns. Three Men and a Baby is another Tom Selleck movie you’ll like.
Theres about 50 truly great, all encompassing, huge scenes, music, story soundtrack characters, etc., and this is one of those movies! Tom selleck...3 men and a baby, a futuristic 80s movie where he's a cop...Runaway, he did a bunch of TV movies about a character named Jesse Stone, a semi regular character on Friends, movies In and Out, Ruby Jean and Joe, Mr Baseball, An Innocent man, her alibi, Lassiter, high road to china.
Loved your reaction to this; Alan Rickman nearly stole the film as he so often seems to do. Honestly didn't think I'd ever see anyone react to this one. One of only two movies I like that Tom Selleck is in; other one being a Sci-fi one called Runaway, from 1984, and the only project I've ever seen Laura San Giacomo in. I adore this film; more fable and fairy tale than western; part of a run of films trying to revive the western by taking it out of the fabled American West, but the only one that truly came up with something original I felt, kerk
And I was just thinking I had to edit my comment, as I totally forgot Mr. Baseball, and was reminded going, ''D'oh!'' when I was rewatching your Field of Dreams reaction. I'd plead old age, but my memory has been that f.. erratic since I was a kid :-) kerk
An innocent man, I think that’s the title, with Tom Selleck and any Jesse Stone movie
These girls need to see The Man From Snowy River. Jim's gonna take them down, under.
@@stephenfuller2119 did you know you can ride the trail where they made that movie with the actor.
Tombstone is a great modern western to watch. It has a lot of great stars with some of the absolute best one liners in history. Another good one, i think is, 3:10 to Yuma, with Russell Crowe and Christian Bale. I'm not knocking this movie though. I think this one is awesome too.
Love this movie ❤❤❤❤❤ 🎥❤
Good to see a movie that, instead of doing Cowboys vs. Indians, did Cowboy vs. Genocide.
e: Tom Selleck movies? Start with Runaway for the action/sci-fi angle, and Three Men and a Baby for the romcom angle.
It's hard to imagine, but Tom Selleck was the first choice to play Indiana Jones, glad he couldn't get out of his obligation to Magnum P.I.
Quigley was literally a Sharp-shooter.
I see what you did there,, well said sir, well said...
Y'all need more cowboys and westerns in yer life.
You would like The Wind and the Lion . GREAT GREAT movie
You might like High Road to China, or Runaway
Great movie. Great writing and acting. Peace, Love!!
3 men and a baby is funny nd heartwarming, you will love it.
Just when you think Quigley went back to pick up on unconscious Cora, you find out he just returned to get his ammo belt.
It's not such an easy decision life gives us sometimes. 4 or 5 moments. ;-) (Deadpool reference)
Based upon this reaction you Must watch "Open Range" Kevin Costner and Robert Duvall......Cowboys, shootouts, Revenge and Love story you will abide.
Producer's note: we have a reaction to Open Range here on the channel. 😸
For another Tom Selleck movie you both would love, how about, High Road to China? It's a flying kind of movie that takes place in the 1920's.
For a wonderful western with Owen Wilson and Jackie Chan, you need to watch Shanghai Noon and the sequel, Shanghai Knights. These movies are a lot more light-hearted. - Thomas
DAMN you girls are in HEAT with this one all about some Tom Selleck & Laura San Giacomo, I've never seen you guys like this before, you're hysterical!!! I love it!!! ❤️ CHEERS!!!