I saw it in theaters with a gorgeous redhead i totally blew my chance with, but in the end it was ok, because I got to see Stardust in theaters. As far as I'm concerned, this is "The Princess Bride" of the 2000s.. underrated in it's day, but absolutely perfect.
3:27 to be fair, Ben Barnes looks like a teenager at 26 years old and has barely aged since. He was six years older than William Moseley (Peter Pevensie) but they appear the same age. He was 39 in Shadow and Bone but still looked the same despite the beard and short hair. 😅😅😅
This movie was my introduction to Charlie Cox and the reason I watched Daredevil - which quickly became my favorite MCU title. Charlie is just so adorable! Claire is too, I've had a crush on her for decades, hell everybody in this movie is fantastic.
"What is this cast?" Right?! Daredevil, Juliet, Superman, Catwoman, DeNiro, Mark Strong (he works with Vaughn again on Kickass), and crooner Harry Connick Jr 🤩 The corpse marionette fight in the finale is fantastic and pretty chilling.
The way I've been obsessed with this movie since 2007! Like this is where I know Charlie Cox from. I quite literally never shut up about it and I'm so glad you've discovered it! The line, "what do stars do? They Shine" is eternally etched into my brain.
I am with you, why isn't there more buzz about Stardust. I have loved the movie since seeing it in 2007 and still enjoy watching it. Love your reaction and your editing. Hope you get to 70K.
I always did love the clever names for the princes and princess. She's Una meaning one, she is actually the eldest of the family. And Septimus stands for 7, the seventh son to which there are several legends of the seventh son of a seventh son. Hence the tattoo of a seven on his hand telling Tristan who he was. Brother to primus, prime, first son.
Hard to tell if she is actually the eldest or if just the eldest (Only) daughter. Because the eldest son is called Primus also meaning 1. If they had another sister she likely would have been named after the number 2, like Secondus is. The internet is giving mixed signals, some sources say she is the oldest, others say she is the fourth.
@@harrypottersnumbrfan The men in the family seem to be named for ordinal numbers (Primus means first), while the women seem to be named for cardinal numbers (Una means one). Most likely it's what you say, they're named by the order within their sex but no indication of their overall birth order.
What a pleasant surprise to see this reaction pop up. This is one of my favorite movies that I saw for the first time in the last year or so. So glad you enjoyed it too!
The movie is far more endearing and fun than the book, but I like the complexity of the character and the world building better in the book. But full warning, captain Shakespeare is a movie creation.
Since you really loved this movie. I wanted to request another fantasy film called The Fall (2006) it is a super unique movie filmed in 28 countries with no green screen whatsoever. Super complex story with great acting that takes the idea of storytelling in a fantasy movie kinda like princess bride to a new level.
Great reaction! Yes, read the book. I think it is one of Gaiman's finest. The movie is a wonderful adaptation. I also don't understand why the movie is so criminally underrated. It has been a favorite of mine for years.
Great reaction! You’re right, this is a lovely movie that not a ton of people know about and is a wonderful comfort movie. My husband and I have had this in our comfort movie lineup for years and years. It came out in 2007 which was a good year for a bunch of great movies to come out but it’s not like the field was so very over saturated. That means it came down to a bad PR team. I was around 25 and I don’t remember ever seeing a promotion for this movie and I’m a huge movie goer. They basically did no PR with the movie itself or the cast. It really is a shame because this movie is so endearing and well done with a great cast.
I went and saw this in theatres randomly when it came out and it became one of my favorite movies. The book was fantastic too! BTW you're reaction was spectacular! How are you so adorable? XD Glad you enjoyed the movie!
I LOVE this movie, it's one of my favorites. Don't know if you realized but the star is played by the same actress as Juliet in the DiCaprio version of Romeo + Juliet. Love her for starring in two of the most iconic romance movies that left me S I M P I N G . Also if you want more Michelle Pfeiffer movies two good ones are Hairspray(2007) and The Witches of Eastwick(1987) where she is also, funnily enough, a witch- but a good one this time. Also stars Cher, Jack Nicholson and Susan Sarandon so it's a good watch if you haven't seen it!
Lately ive seen a few people react to Stardust. I dont know where its coming from but im not complaining! Its one of those movies i can never really get tired of.
Most excellent film, really it's got it all. Definitely a comfort film. This one, the Princess Bride and oddly, Speed Racer are right up there in my tippy top of excellent heart-warming movies.
For a movie with a cast as stacked as this, effects and a plot as good as it is, makers me love and hate the promotion team. It should’ve got so much more attention than it does but I I love that it’s kinda a hidden gem m
You're so cute 🧡 That's Ben Barnes who plays both Caspian and the antagonist in Shadows and Bones (didn't read/watch, but I know he's in it)
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"OMG It's the pirate men! OMG!" Did you notice how they're dressed? Not a single one of them is in their shambling pirate clothes... They're all wearing fancy clothes, and Shakespeare even has a top hat and tux!
I saw this soon after it came out on dvd rental. I haven't warched since but yes, I enjoyed it and am surprised it got swept under the rug as much as it did. It's just as good as any other well done movie within this genre.
Loved the book when I read it. I love anything I've read from Neil Gaiman. Loved the movie too when it came out. I think the movie even improved on a few things and had an outstanding cast. Definitely one for the movie collection. Pop it on when I'm in the mood for something fun and feel-good...or just to swoon over Charlie Cox. It did fine at the box office when it came out but surprised how it just kind of got swept under the rug after that. Glad to see it's getting a revival with new fans recently.
Wanted to watch this for ages only because of Charlie Cox since Daredevil is one of my favourite marvel characters🤩 Also I just love anything that Charlie's in👀
Few movies make me as happy as Stardust. I'm meeting Charlie Cox at a con in about a week, and I'm going to see if I can get my copy of the movie signed
I feel like it's mandatory to make an "I see you're a huge fan of Cox" joke. I'm sorry, I know it's stupid, but I don't make the rules. Oh, and did you enjoy Victoria's husband Humphrey (Henry Cavill) flirting with Captain Shakespeare at the coronation? Classic moment. I'd say "poor Victoria" if she weren't, y'know, _terrible_.
Watching you get into this movie because of Charlie Cox but end up simping over Mark Strong instead is awesome, but I completely agree. I once saw an image of him from a movie where he wore a turban and some black eye shadow and I fell in love with him again. He's one of the bald actors I find handsome right along with Dougal from Outlander and Vinnie Jones
I saw that movie when it came out in 2007. I was a christian home schooler and that movie was scandalous with a couple of those scenes..... I have always love it
I haven't seen anyone respond to your comment about Tristan's dad's young actor. Yes. He is from Prince Capian and Shadow & Bone. Also, the actress who plays Una is 6/7 years older than him. They would have been about 26/32 when the movie came out. So, it's not terrible, but it's still noticeable.
This is the one case in a thousand where the movie is as good as the book. I won't say better, only because they both have small points where they're the better version.
I completely agree! (The movie might take a *tiny* lead because they changed his name to Tristan instead of the original Tristran, which was annoying to read each time)
I forget how awesome this movie is, watched it with my mum and nephews when it was new, great fun for the whole family, cast way more stacked than I realized at the time also, highly recommend "Inkheart" '08 Brendan Frazer, wholesome family friendly fantasy, similarly under rated and over looked
"And she doesn't really deserve it." 😅 Sienna Guillory plays a less plot-motivating but equally morally low character in Matt Vaughn's debut film - Layer Cake, with Daniel Craig
This is one of the few times when the movie is actually better than the book. The book isn’t bad, but the ending was changed for the movie and I think it works better.
I remember having the dvd to this movie and loving it. I also remember hearing a rumor that the main actress, Claire Danes, was a homewrecker at the time so that may have contributed to the movie flopping. Idk if the allegations were true, but I believe she did marry a man right after he divorced his wife which was a very popular actress at the time
So good to see this review ❤ 😊. I love this movie. It's everything a good movie should be ❤. Mark Strong is terrific and SO handsome with, or without hair. In real life he was Daniel Craig's Best Man 🎉. Charlie Cox looks particularly handsome with long hair. Peter O'Toole has the most wonderful voice and the ghosts are great fun. The script is fab and the special effects amazing. Why did this movie not get the mass acclaim it so deserves?
I loved this one, very underrated two more fantasy movies from the 1980s you might like are Legend with Tom Cruise, and Lady Hawk with Matthew Broderick
It's kind of a shame that Rebecca saw Daredevil first, Charlie Cox was cast here partially because he was a complete unknown, and the idea was that no-one would be able to see the transformation coming. I don't know how successful that was, it's hard to make Charlie Cox look too bumbling!
I had very similiar reactions watching this movie, it deseres more reactions on youtube honestly. Everything about it is so damn weird but so damn enjoyable
anyone who has seen stardust, talks about stardust... the few that we are lmao
I saw it in theaters with a gorgeous redhead i totally blew my chance with, but in the end it was ok, because I got to see Stardust in theaters.
As far as I'm concerned, this is "The Princess Bride" of the 2000s.. underrated in it's day, but absolutely perfect.
@@this.is.a.username Definitely a close cousin to Princess Bride. I always tell people to watch this movie.
Captain Shakespeare was the best coming out story. "We always knew, but didn't want to embarrass you".
This video should really just be titled "Lusting over the "Stardust" cast for 30 minutes"
I agreed
Good lord. Horrible edit too.
3:27 to be fair, Ben Barnes looks like a teenager at 26 years old and has barely aged since. He was six years older than William Moseley (Peter Pevensie) but they appear the same age. He was 39 in Shadow and Bone but still looked the same despite the beard and short hair. 😅😅😅
And, to be fair, how much do any of us give grown adult at any age?
I mean he is Dorian Grey LOL the portrait exists haha
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Stardust is a favorite movie of mine. I loved the implication that Humphrey and Captain Shakespeare end up together, further upsetting Victoria.
I much prefer this ending to the book ending. While it makes sense that Yvaine would just outlive Tristan (Tristran) it’s more bittersweet.
That's how it ended in the book? I would've been sad forever if I read that.
I love the fairy tail logic that he, of course, had the heart of a star because she loved him so deeply.
The deleted scene ending makes it even more sweet.
This movie was my introduction to Charlie Cox and the reason I watched Daredevil - which quickly became my favorite MCU title. Charlie is just so adorable! Claire is too, I've had a crush on her for decades, hell everybody in this movie is fantastic.
"What is this cast?"
Right?! Daredevil, Juliet, Superman, Catwoman, DeNiro, Mark Strong (he works with Vaughn again on Kickass), and crooner Harry Connick Jr 🤩
The corpse marionette fight in the finale is fantastic and pretty chilling.
Harry Connick Jr isn't in Stardust. He sings a song called Stardust
@@madiaikau9140 Ah! It's Dexter Fletcher, not Harry 🙃
Similar faces when they're all dirty 😅
Billi russo ...jigsaw...ben barnes
i dont know all the characters you mentioned well, but in case hes not listed dont forget ben baenres
The way I've been obsessed with this movie since 2007! Like this is where I know Charlie Cox from. I quite literally never shut up about it and I'm so glad you've discovered it! The line, "what do stars do? They Shine" is eternally etched into my brain.
Quoting CinemaTherapy
"He falls in love with a star and she shines for him"
I am with you, why isn't there more buzz about Stardust. I have loved the movie since seeing it in 2007 and still enjoy watching it. Love your reaction and your editing. Hope you get to 70K.
I always did love the clever names for the princes and princess. She's Una meaning one, she is actually the eldest of the family. And Septimus stands for 7, the seventh son to which there are several legends of the seventh son of a seventh son. Hence the tattoo of a seven on his hand telling Tristan who he was. Brother to primus, prime, first son.
Hard to tell if she is actually the eldest or if just the eldest (Only) daughter. Because the eldest son is called Primus also meaning 1. If they had another sister she likely would have been named after the number 2, like Secondus is. The internet is giving mixed signals, some sources say she is the oldest, others say she is the fourth.
@@harrypottersnumbrfan The men in the family seem to be named for ordinal numbers (Primus means first), while the women seem to be named for cardinal numbers (Una means one). Most likely it's what you say, they're named by the order within their sex but no indication of their overall birth order.
This movie will forever be in my top 3 movies of all time. Perfection.
😂 2:27 the answer to all of those, is yes. His name is Ben Barnes, the cast of shadow and bone made a joke about all of his roles as an actor 😂
The way I’ve seen Stardust dozens of times. Like literally, dozens.
Fun fact, if you look at the princes' outfits, there are numbers. For Septimus, there are sevens on his buttons.
"how is this movie not talked about more?" FACTS, star-studded cast and high-peak fantasy elements, Stardust is so criminally underrated
What a pleasant surprise to see this reaction pop up. This is one of my favorite movies that I saw for the first time in the last year or so. So glad you enjoyed it too!
This movie and The Princess Bride are both so good.
The movie is far more endearing and fun than the book, but I like the complexity of the character and the world building better in the book. But full warning, captain Shakespeare is a movie creation.
Since you really loved this movie. I wanted to request another fantasy film called The Fall (2006) it is a super unique movie filmed in 28 countries with no green screen whatsoever. Super complex story with great acting that takes the idea of storytelling in a fantasy movie kinda like princess bride to a new level.
2:10 It's Ben Barnes and yes, he's the Darkling in Shadow and Bone as well as the titular character in Prince Caspian.
I am so happy to see this movie has been gaining traction on the reactors circuit. You're right, it is criminally underrated! Thanks for sharing!
I've watched this film for years I can't get enough of it.
so happy you liked this movie, it is so cute and just an all time goody
Interesting - 2 Stardust reactions in one day. Great times. 😊👍
Same, and from channels with extremely different reaction content
Which was the second? I know Badd Medicine did it recently
Right!? I noticed that too! I was like wait is this the new viral movie people are reaction to cause it would make my whole life if it was!
@@mjmage33 That's the second. 👍
I actually live about 20 minuets away from where the mountains are in the film.. I used to walk the with my grandparents when I was a kid.
Great reaction! Yes, read the book. I think it is one of Gaiman's finest. The movie is a wonderful adaptation. I also don't understand why the movie is so criminally underrated. It has been a favorite of mine for years.
Great reaction! You’re right, this is a lovely movie that not a ton of people know about and is a wonderful comfort movie. My husband and I have had this in our comfort movie lineup for years and years.
It came out in 2007 which was a good year for a bunch of great movies to come out but it’s not like the field was so very over saturated.
That means it came down to a bad PR team. I was around 25 and I don’t remember ever seeing a promotion for this movie and I’m a huge movie goer. They basically did no PR with the movie itself or the cast. It really is a shame because this movie is so endearing and well done with a great cast.
I went and saw this in theatres randomly when it came out and it became one of my favorite movies. The book was fantastic too!
BTW you're reaction was spectacular! How are you so adorable? XD Glad you enjoyed the movie!
loveloveloveloveloveloveLOVE Stardust. It is my ultimate comfort film. Anytime I see someone react to it or goodness me MENTION it, my heart SINGS
"They're not you're one true love. I am", you're voice said you're joking, but your eyes said you're serious!
Love this movie! And your'e right, I don't know why its so little known. Great reaction Rebecca. Cheers!
This was unironically my favorite movie when I was like 6 years old or smth, watched it good 4 or 5 times in a row. ❤😂
I always tell everyone that "Stardust" is tied for my all time favorite movie and favorite Fantasy/Romance movie ever!
Underrated Michelle Pfeiffer movies I's recommend: Frankie and Johnny, and Grease 2. She's terrific in both.
I watched this movie with a friend and they pointed out I look exactly like Carlie Cox at this age. Helped my self confidence
If it hasn’t been suggested yet, Batman returns. I mean, if you’re looking for Michelle Pfeiffer, look no further!
I LOVE this movie, it's one of my favorites. Don't know if you realized but the star is played by the same actress as Juliet in the DiCaprio version of Romeo + Juliet. Love her for starring in two of the most iconic romance movies that left me S I M P I N G . Also if you want more Michelle Pfeiffer movies two good ones are Hairspray(2007) and The Witches of Eastwick(1987) where she is also, funnily enough, a witch- but a good one this time. Also stars Cher, Jack Nicholson and Susan Sarandon so it's a good watch if you haven't seen it!
Such an excellent film and such a great reaction! I love seeing your joy over one of my favorites ❤
Lately ive seen a few people react to Stardust. I dont know where its coming from but im not complaining! Its one of those movies i can never really get tired of.
Most excellent film, really it's got it all. Definitely a comfort film. This one, the Princess Bride and oddly, Speed Racer are right up there in my tippy top of excellent heart-warming movies.
I had a similar reaction when I first saw this. "Why isn't EVERYBODY talking about this movie?"
For a movie with a cast as stacked as this, effects and a plot as good as it is, makers me love and hate the promotion team. It should’ve got so much more attention than it does but I I love that it’s kinda a hidden gem m
i love rebecca and i love this movie. this is a recipe for a great video
@@ANGELINAA I say this everytime but I MISS YOU SO MUCH
One of my favorite movies ever!! Shame that it’s so underrated, so glad you love it just as much 😭🫶
You're so cute 🧡 That's Ben Barnes who plays both Caspian and the antagonist in Shadows and Bones (didn't read/watch, but I know he's in it)
"OMG It's the pirate men! OMG!"
Did you notice how they're dressed? Not a single one of them is in their shambling pirate clothes... They're all wearing fancy clothes, and Shakespeare even has a top hat and tux!
So underrated! I love this movie so much
Head Cannon... Captain Shakespear turns out to be The Dread Pirate Roberts (The Princess Bride)
You HAVE to read the book ! All of his books are so beautiful and magical!
Love this movie. I saw it in the theater. Still slaps.
This is my favorite romance movie, my top 1 comfort movie, I always recommend this one to everyone I can
One of my all time favorites honestly, then Ella Enchanted and Penelope. All also wonderful books as well!
Matk Strong(Septimus) and Jason Flemyng(Primus) also worked together in "Kick-Ass."
Fun fact…this is technically a DC movie. (Which means Henry Cavill has played two DC characters)
I saw this soon after it came out on dvd rental. I haven't warched since but yes, I enjoyed it and am surprised it got swept under the rug as much as it did. It's just as good as any other well done movie within this genre.
Loved the book when I read it. I love anything I've read from Neil Gaiman. Loved the movie too when it came out. I think the movie even improved on a few things and had an outstanding cast. Definitely one for the movie collection. Pop it on when I'm in the mood for something fun and feel-good...or just to swoon over Charlie Cox.
It did fine at the box office when it came out but surprised how it just kind of got swept under the rug after that. Glad to see it's getting a revival with new fans recently.
It's not just rebecca.... it's OMG its rebecca!
I have had that taylor swift song stuck in my head for days 😂
Wanted to watch this for ages only because of Charlie Cox since Daredevil is one of my favourite marvel characters🤩
Also I just love anything that Charlie's in👀
claire danes was so perfect for her role
Few movies make me as happy as Stardust. I'm meeting Charlie Cox at a con in about a week, and I'm going to see if I can get my copy of the movie signed
This is the movie that introduced me to both Charlie Cox (who I met in Wales Comic-Con) and Mark Strong
Most under rated movie ever. A real gem.
I feel like it's mandatory to make an "I see you're a huge fan of Cox" joke. I'm sorry, I know it's stupid, but I don't make the rules.
Oh, and did you enjoy Victoria's husband Humphrey (Henry Cavill) flirting with Captain Shakespeare at the coronation? Classic moment. I'd say "poor Victoria" if she weren't, y'know, _terrible_.
"An _old_ 2007 movie"
I'm going to go and crumble into dust now
Open a window first; maybe you will give someone you dislike a cough. 🙂
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Solid plan! XD
Who knew this was going to be an ASM&MR video?
This movie is so underrated, it’s one of my faves of all time. The book is good, but they did so much better with the movie.
Wait.... who supplied the sister with 2 full Babylon candles?!?! Princes, high witches and pirates couldn't even get a piece of one!
Loved your reaction to this, I was lucky enough to have this read to me Neil Gaiman himself.
Watching you get into this movie because of Charlie Cox but end up simping over Mark Strong instead is awesome, but I completely agree. I once saw an image of him from a movie where he wore a turban and some black eye shadow and I fell in love with him again. He's one of the bald actors I find handsome right along with Dougal from Outlander and Vinnie Jones
Stardust makes a great middle entry in a triple feature with Princess Bride and Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Amongst Thieves.
I saw that movie when it came out in 2007. I was a christian home schooler and that movie was scandalous with a couple of those scenes..... I have always love it
I saw this movie in the theater and bought the blue ray when it came out. One of my absolute favorites!
I haven't seen anyone respond to your comment about Tristan's dad's young actor. Yes. He is from Prince Capian and Shadow & Bone. Also, the actress who plays Una is 6/7 years older than him. They would have been about 26/32 when the movie came out. So, it's not terrible, but it's still noticeable.
Simping for Charlie Cox is the only right answer lbh.🎉
fun fact: the author who wrote this book also wrote coraline
A Neil Gaiman adaptation rarely misses.
Literally the only movie that matters
This is the one case in a thousand where the movie is as good as the book. I won't say better, only because they both have small points where they're the better version.
I completely agree! (The movie might take a *tiny* lead because they changed his name to Tristan instead of the original Tristran, which was annoying to read each time)
This movie is so good, had big smile on face when was watched first time😊😊😊
I forget how awesome this movie is, watched it with my mum and nephews when it was new, great fun for the whole family, cast way more stacked than I realized at the time
also, highly recommend "Inkheart" '08 Brendan Frazer, wholesome family friendly fantasy, similarly under rated and over looked
This is a wonderful movie. Up there with serenity for me. Underrated, but feel good movie
and you didnt even see that it was superman himself (henry cavill) playing humphrey
OMG I just died slightly when you called a 2007 movie old 😢
"And she doesn't really deserve it."
😅
Sienna Guillory plays a less plot-motivating but equally morally low character in Matt Vaughn's debut film - Layer Cake, with Daniel Craig
This is one of the few times when the movie is actually better than the book. The book isn’t bad, but the ending was changed for the movie and I think it works better.
I remember having the dvd to this movie and loving it. I also remember hearing a rumor that the main actress, Claire Danes, was a homewrecker at the time so that may have contributed to the movie flopping. Idk if the allegations were true, but I believe she did marry a man right after he divorced his wife which was a very popular actress at the time
Definitely one of my favourite movies of all time
If you like Michelle Pfeiffer, Ladyhawk is also a good fantasy movie with an interesting narrator
So good to see this review ❤ 😊. I love this movie. It's everything a good movie should be ❤. Mark Strong is terrific and SO handsome with, or without hair. In real life he was Daniel Craig's Best Man 🎉. Charlie Cox looks particularly handsome with long hair. Peter O'Toole has the most wonderful voice and the ghosts are great fun. The script is fab and the special effects amazing. Why did this movie not get the mass acclaim it so deserves?
Wonderful movie, one of my favorites, especially fantasy. My intro to Charlie Cox and my crush on Claire Danes.
Honestly feel you on the Charlie Cox simping lmao 😅
I loved this one, very underrated two more fantasy movies from the 1980s you might like are Legend with Tom Cruise, and Lady Hawk with Matthew Broderick
It's kind of a shame that Rebecca saw Daredevil first, Charlie Cox was cast here partially because he was a complete unknown, and the idea was that no-one would be able to see the transformation coming. I don't know how successful that was, it's hard to make Charlie Cox look too bumbling!
THE BEST MOVIE EVER MADE
I had very similiar reactions watching this movie, it deseres more reactions on youtube honestly. Everything about it is so damn weird but so damn enjoyable
I absolutely loved this one too,
If you haven't watch "hansel and gretel witch hunters"
Please watch Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas. Michelle Pfeiffer is a whole ass bi crisis as Eris
Hey you're that girl that watched Penelope!