MY COUSIN VINNY (1992) | FIRST TIME WATHCING | MOVIE REACTION
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0:00 Intro
1:14 Reaction
24:37 Review/Outro
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Marisa Tomei’s breakout role. She won a Best Actress Oscar for this. It’s hard to overshadow Joe Pesci, but she does it, and he’s very good too. One of my more rewatchable movies.
I really liked her!
She was in Oscar (1991) before this... As Angelo 'Snaps' Provalone's (Silvester Stalone) daughter
@@DawnMarieX Marissa Tomei in: " What Women Want ", " The Wrestler " , " The Lincoln Lawyer " , " War Inc. " , " Chaplin ".
Untamed Heart.
She deserved one for "Slums Of Beverly Hills" as well, I loved her in that too!
That owl is a small owl, known as a Screech Owl, for obvious reasons. We have the owls who say "who" also in the USA.
" Word. "
"The owls who say who"... obviously pets of "The knights who say Ni".
Screech owls don't actually sound like that though. You'll find videos here on YT which catalogue the various calls, but the most common is more like a high pitched purr, and is called a "tremolo". Another call sounds very much like a tiny donkey, but it's almost soothing if you grow up in a rural area.
@@MrVvulf The ones here in Alabama screech like in the movie.
Joe Pesci's other most famous role is in GOODFELLAS, a true to life gangster story based on the memoir Wiseguy. Wonderful reaction today!
I read gangster as transgender and got very confused 😂
@@DawnMarieX Little Freudian slip. Hard to imagine Joe in BirdCage.
Few good ones Joe Pesci flicks are Lethal weapons 2, 3 and 4, and Casino (1995)
And Home Alone.
His role in the Lethal Weapon Sequels also deserves mention
I think he was better in Casino.
A couple of fun facts. First was that Joe Pesci and Fred Gwynne (the judge) were good friends in real life, which is why their chemistry and bickering were so good!! Also, the second fun fact was that the scene when Vinny accidentally hits the judge's chess board....was an actual accident. The genuine reactions by both Joe Pesci and Fred Gwynne were so good, they kept the scene in! :) Also, that owl was real and the sound coming from it was real too. It's a screech owl.
We missed her iconic stomping of her foot in this one, but at least you got to see it, one of the funniest movie moments ever 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah... not to mention her "biological clock" is ticking.... :)
Plus Vinny repeating the action seconds later.
I can't say enough good things about this movie. Every lawyer will sell you this is in their top 5 movies. It's as realistic as law on film can be while maintaining humor and pacing. It also represents the North v South divide in the U.S. extremely well.
Most importantly, there is no villain, just people working within a system.
Thank you so much for your comment 😊
Joe Pesci is a terrific dramatic actor, most famous for his role in Goodfellas. He also had a recurring role in Lethal Weapon 2,3 and 4.
Joe Pesci is mostly known for playing gangster roles, Movies like Goodfellas, Casino, The Irishman. Ithink you'll be shocked at his roles in these movies. Its hard to believe hes almost 80 now
The make-up artist for My Cousin Vinny used bands hidden in his hair and glued to his scalp to pull his face up (a sort of temporary face-lift technique), to make him look younger for the role of Vinnie. You can see how the skin around his eyes seem pulled up and pinched in some scenes, that give the appliances away, but overall it worked pretty convincingly to make him look younger.
Find a movie called "The Public Eye", a very rarely seen Joe Pesci film. Pretty good, but boy is it obscure.
Their accents are New York City accents likely from Brooklyn, so Vinny was accustomed to continuous noise as in the prison or jail, so he was able to sleep in jail. It was the occasional noise, such as the screech owl or train whistle, which kept him awake.
Yup. People from the big city often have trouble sleeping at first when they go to the country because it's too quiet.
Amazing classic My Cousin Vinny starring by Joe Pesci, Marisa Tomei, Ralph Macchio and Fred Gwynne. By the way Fred Gwynne was better known as Herman Munster in the classic tv series The Munsters and Marisa Tomei won an Oscar for best supporting actress for this film. Thank you Dawn Marie great reaction excellent👍👍
Thank you so much for watching! 🥰
@@DawnMarieX You're welcome pretty lady
Can never forget the Herman Munster laugh.
Fred’s last movie. He passed not long after
@@sem1conscious 😄😄😄😄
The two yutes 🤣
That scene always makes me laugh haha.
Best scene 😂
They actually had that part of the discussion in real life, then decided it needed to happen in the movie.
@@DawnMarieX Also Utes are a native American tribe mainly living in the state of Utah from wence the state gets its name.
Joe Pesci is most known for his role as the gangster Tommy DeVito in the drama "Goodfellas". Ralph Maccio is known for the lead actor in "Karate Kid" and "Crossroads". Fred Gwynne (the judge) is known for two black and white TV comedies "Car 54, Where Are You" (1961 -1963) and in "The Munsters" (1964 -1966), a comedy/parody of Frankenstein's Monster. The role of Herman Munster typecast Fred Gwynne for two years. Thanks for sharing your reaction to another movie Dawn Marie, keep them coming!
The Judge (Fred Gwynne) had a couple comedy shows in the 60s.. He played a police officer in Car 54, Where Are You and Herman Munster in The Munsters... both in black and white..
A couple of the Americanisms in this:
- Vinnie is from New York, where people have a reputation for being sort of fast-paced and graceless. He's also an Italian-American, which implies double the gracelessness.
- Alabama is part of the South, and part of the Southern vibe is a slower-paced way of life, but also they put a lot of stock in manners and formality. Either that or else there is a sort of pride in rejecting manners and formality ("rednecks"), so Vinnie sort of speaks the same language as the pool players.
Ah thank you that’s a great comment!
You realize you just insulted approximately 16 million Italian Americans, right?
@@gmaqwert Tell Vinny to be less of a stereotype. This whole movie is about stereotypes coming into conflict.
No matter where you are you still have to wear a suit in court and stand up to talk to the judge.
We could add to this that nobody, but nobody, speaks sarcasm like a New Yorker.
"Oh yeah. You blend".
A: This movie always makes me laugh no matter how many times I've seen it. B: I could listen to you talk all day, it's like going being home with family! Keep it up!
"Pigs are loud...and yummy!"
No truer statement has ever been made!
My similar belief is that lambs are cute…and delicious!
@@kathyastrom1315 can't argue with that!
Joe Pesci started out as a musician. When he was just 16, he introduced Frankie Valli to Bob Gaudio, which led to the formation of the iconic music group The Four Seasons (which is why Joe is a character in the play/movie Jersey Boys).
"Grits" is a sort of porridge made from coarsely ground corn (maize to you). It is very similar to polenta, if you know what that is. The raw ground corn resembles the kind of grit you'd use on an icy path, hence the name. It can be made with water or milk, and is usually served with butter. A specialty is _cheese grits_ which can be made with cream cheese. (Cream cheese makes everything better!) I didn't know instant grits were a thing until I saw this movie, but he's correct it takes a fair bit of time to make real grits.
I wouldn't trouble myself with instant grits if I were you. They were the first introduction I had to grits, and convinced me for decades that I didn't like them. Thankfully, I have since been enlightened.
I haven't had the pleasure of eating grits, but I wouldn't mind trying them. Not instant of course.
Great reactions to My Cousin Vinny, Dawn Marie!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽I knew you would enjoy this movie! "Goodfellas" (1990) & "Casino" (1995) are two Joe Pesci must see films.🙂
The actor who played the judge played Herman Munster ("The Munsters")
Joe and Marissa are portraying Italian-American people from New York City, which is a world away from Alabama, culturally - and that adorable tiny little owl is called a screech owl. They usually make a cute little peeping noise but can be loud at times.
If the Judge looked familiar, the actor named Fred Gwynne played "Herman Munster" in the 1960's series "The Munsters" where he was made up to look like a Frankenstein's Monster. He attended Harvard University, & was a cartoonist for the Harvard Lampoon (eventually becoming its president). He has a long line of professional acting credits from 1954 until his death shortly after this movie came out. Definitely had some great comedy "chops", and had roles as a straight man against a comedian partner where comedic timing is essential. There is a Wikipedia page (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Gwynne) enumerating his many talents and accomplishments.
The great Fred Gwynne in his final role as the judge. He used to play Herman Munster in the old mid-sixties sitcom "The Munsters," a show about a very normal family of monsters living in the suburbs. Obviously a very different character than what he played in My Cousin Vinny.
I mostly remember Fred Gwynne from Pet Sematary!
Also "Car 54, Where Are You?", another old classic b&w sitcom where he plays a cop. Fred was a gem.
The Judge played by Fred Gwynne also played the role of Herman Munster in the 1964 tv show "The Munsters".
Joe Pesci in "Goodfellas" was amazing. The boy who was accused of murder was played by Ralph Macchio, who appears in a ton of different things but my most favorite and underrated being "The Outsiders" that had a lot of future super star actors who were really young at the time such as Ralph Macchio, Patrick Swayze, Rob Lowe, Tom Cruise, Matt Dillon & Emilio Estevez. It's an older movie based on an older book but I still think it's amazing & holds up really well today.
This movie is one of my all time favorites, and I will, always, watch a reactions of it, because I love seeing people fall in love with it. And as another person added, there is no villain. And any good procecuter would be happy to drop the charges when it is proven, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that the defendent is innocent. When in college, I had to take a business law class, and the treacher was a, former, military lawyer. He was a procecuter, and said that his happiest cases was when he could dismiss charges on an innocent defender.
Marissa Tomei is in a lot of movies. Most recently she has been Spiderman's Aunt. Ralph Macchio is the "Karate Kid " - a wonderful series of movies, with a TV spinoff called Kobra Kai.
Love the way you have fun with accents! My two favorite lines from Marisa Tomei: "Would you like me to ex-PLAIN?" and "They WUH!"
Look at a movie called Good Fellas" with Joe Pesci, the Judge played Herman Munster in "The Munsters" one of America's favorite comedy's in the late 60's and the boy who was being accused of murder played "The Karate Kid" years ago and of course Marisa Tomei played in Anger Management, Only You, What women want, Spiderman, Crazy, Stupid Love, Only you and many other flicks. Thank you honey for playing one of my favorite ole' flicks. I really appreciate it very, very much. Buenos Noches, Mi Amor. Buenos Noches.
"Pigs are loud...and yummy." Yes, they are, baby doll. YES, THEY ARE!
That's an Eastern Screech Owl. They do actually scream pretty much like that.
This is a great movie to review. Dropped everything I was doing when your noticed popped up. You are so fun to watch. ❤
You're the best!
2:17 "What did they do?!" ME "it's not what they did, it's what they THINK they did!" 😂😂
The judge was played by Fred Gwynne...he was the ORIGINAL Herman Munster in the old TV show, "The Munsters"
That Judge is Herman Munster from the tv show the Munsters.
The bird is called a Screech Owl and yes that is the sound they make. I had the same thing happen to me when I went camping one time.
"Herman Munster" actor Fred Gwynne as the judge was really good!
Fred's Father was a really funny guy too. I miss them both.
@@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 I'm not familiar, where might I know him from?
@@alanh.7668 Hi, my mistake. There was another actor of the same name. I assumed they were father and son. I apologize.
@@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 That's cool! Understandable, lol.
That owl is called a Screech Owl, I grew up in the country of southern Illinois and one lived in the woods behind my house and would scream like that at one in morning all the time.
RIP the late great Fred Gwynne...who played the Judge and also was Herman Munster on the TV sitcom of that name.
and
RIP the late great Lane Smith...one of the great character actors of all time, who played the Prosecutor. ✌✌💯💯
Great reaction. I am becoming a bigger fan with each new flick. The best part about your reactions is that they are low key, by that I mean not over the top or dramatized. You're just you and that's plenty entertaining enough.
I also believe that because you're not distracted by acting out a reaction, it makes you much better than most at actually paying attention to the movie so when you figure something out, I believe it 100% instead of questioning if perhaps you've seen it before like I suspect with other reactors. Nice work and good fun.
Cheers!
12:35
Our owls do make that noise
We were camping in Austin Texas place called enchanted rock and in sleeping bags and it woke friends up and they were terrified like real terror plus it was pitch black under the stars that night they thought they were goners until we educated them its just owls
One of the best comedies ever,Marisa Tomei stole the show playing Mona Lisa! (Also,she was a little bit on the GORGEOUS side!)♥️
The judge was played by Fred Gwynne, who played Herman in The Munsters.
LOVE this movie - and as a guy who is 53 and **just** graduated law school (Movie came out in the early 90's in my 20's) it has a special place in my heart.
The judge is the fantastic Fred gwynne. An amazing actor, started in a tv comedy called The Munsters! The really took on touchy issues of the day. Also in the Stephen King movie, pet cemetery!!
Joe Pesci is an amazing actor. He was in Leathal Weapon 2, 3 and 4. Raging Bull, Casino, Good Fellas. Those are all really good movies he has been in
Loved him in Raging Bull! Joe Pesci can do drama and comedy effortlessly. One of my favorite actors!
Great reaction as always. Must agree with earlier commenter, you have the best laugh ever. 😄
Aww thank you 🥰
Dawn I've watched several of your videos now. You have an amazing ability to see where the movie is going. Great instincts.
Or she is cheating and editing it
Marisa Tomei also plays a role in "the Lincoln lawyer" with Mathew McConaughey, very good movie aswell
We watched this movie in law school. Our professor believed that this showed the most authentic procedure steps ever shown in a movie
“Pigs are loud…. and yummy!” 😆 you are the best 😆😎
The judge (Fred Gwynn) had many well known roles, but he was best known as Herman Munster in the 1960s tv show The Munsters.
Very happy you got to see this one. Happy for myself i got to see your reaction. I am such a big fan of your laughter, Dawn Marie. 'Makes me very happy when i see you having fun.
One of my favorite movies. Vinny and Mona Lisa were likely from New York with that accent. My wife and I love this movie because not only is it a great movie and very funny but because we are both originally from the New York Metropolitan area and moved to the South. We are in an Atlanta suburb which is not a small Southern town like in the movie but it's still relatable as transplants from the North (aka Yankees)
As someone who was born in Alabama and spent a lot of time with grandparents in a small town in Alabama (Aldrich, just outside Montevallo), this portrays it fairly well. There is a great mistrust of outsiders (my grandmother never trusted my dad who was from one county north, for example).
Grits are a porridge made from hominy, which is corn treated with lye which releases the nutrients (especially thiamine). Hominy is how the Aztecs were able to build an empire on corn whereas the Europeans who took the corn back to the old world struggled with malnutrition. Grits don’t have much taste, so we add butter, cheese, gravy, salt and pepper, etc to make them taste better. However, as we say, grits stick to the ribs, meaning you don’t get hungry very quickly after eating them.
The menu that just had Breakfast, Lunch, Diner. I can't find anything online about it but I have memories of small establishments having menus like that. It pretty much came down to you had whatever the cook had in stock and wanted to make. There is actually a fancy restaurant near me in my small town that is like that but it's only evening dining but you have couple options from whatever the chef is making that night.
For another side of Joe Pesci’s acting you should react to the movie Goodfellas, where he plays a mobster. Also stars Ray Liota. Based on a true story.
The judge was played by Fred Gwynne ... who played Herman Munster on TV, and before that was Officer Muldoon on "Car 54, Where Are You?"
This is one of those great movies that if your channel hopping, I stop to watch it no matter where it’s at.
That was a Screech Owl, and yes they sound like that.
The car voir dire question: Back in the 1960s before electronic ignition, cars would have to be regularly "tuned up". A mechanic would move the engine to where the #1 piston is at the top of its stroke, pull off the distributor cap, and set the distributor rotor to a specific angle for proper firing, which he would look up in the book for that engine. So here Lisa not only knows the entire procedure and what engine was made when, but she doesn't even need the book to know "four degrees before top dead center", making this the most glorious smackdown in the history of Earth.
This was Marisa Tomei's first major film role for which she won a well-deserved award. The second time I saw her in a movie I didn't even know she was in it until they rolled the credits at the end. Completely different voice, completely different look. She's *that* good.
The judge used to be Herman Munster (Frankenstein Monster) in the classic tv show The Munster Family!
Joe Pesci was most well known for his role as a psychopath gangster in Goodfellas.
Ralph Maccio who played Bill was typecast after the Karate Kid so couldn't really get major work but the director didn't know him because he is English.
Same for the judge who was Herman Munster.
I knew there would be smiles aplenty from you, and your smiles always makes me smile. 😀
Aww thank you so much for watching!
My favorite movie with Marisa Tomei is called Oscar! It’s hilarious. Definitely worth reaching to
Dawn, your laugh is a joy to listen to 😀
If you want to see Joe Pesci in his best dramatic role watch "Goodfellas." For a great movie with a great courtroom scene (and it's in black and white) you should watch "To Kill a Mockingbird."
"pigs are loud...and yummy"
My kind of girl 🙂
BTW, that was a screech owl. They screech.
Love a good sausage!
@@DawnMarieX is your little brother doing the comments for you?😂😂😂
Vinny's cousin was played by Ralph Macchio , who you can see in the Karate Kid movies. Joe Pesci is most notable for playing gangsters like in Good Fellas or Casino.
He still looks so young because of that genetic disorder at the age of 60. He looks around 40 tops.
I think the best thing about this movie is that the only bad characters are the ones who did it. They are not in the movie. Everyone is honorable. No one lied. I remembered that when I was on a jury once. It helped.
Law schools have actually used this movie for instructional purposes. Some of the legal details are incorrect, but professors have used some of Vinny's questioning techniques as effective examples.
12:20
That's a screech owl. They call it that because it's the only kind of owl that makes that screeching noise.
It is a North American owl called the Screeching Owl for the creeching sound it makes.
That was a screech owl 🦉 and yes they do make that noise. That's why they're called Screech Owls!
She is so beautiful. Her hair is gorgeous
Fred Gwynne, who played the judge, was none other than Herman Munster from the old tv show "The Munsters".
Always fun to share time with you, great reaction, as always, but I love that you didn't edit the belch, you had me laughing before you even start the film, keeping it real, bloody funny!
The judge played Herman Munster in the TV show the munsters.
The judge was also Herman Munster in The Munsters
A great Joe Pesci movie from around the same time as My Cousin Vinnie is 'With Honors' from 1994...very underrated and one of my favorite movies of all time. It also has a young Brenden Fraser and Patrick Dempsey in it as well.
I am so glad you liked this movie. I knew you would. Your reactions are so awesome!!
"The judge.... he has such a big mouth."
That's Fred Gwynne, you should see him as Herman Munster on the '60s TV series The Munsters.
You know, that woman, she's got this whole Marissa Tomei thing going on. ;) :D
Short explanation: Grits is corn porridge
Yep, Screech Owl, and it sounds just like that. And Vinny's from New York. Hi-anus. Like when some people say Hi-whya, when speaking of Hawaii. Joe was in Casino and Good Fellas. The judge was Herman Munster (Frankenstein) in The Munsters. Vinny's nephew was Ralph Macchio, The Karate Kid.
Funny thing, I got a job in northwestern Wyoming. Early on, I went downtown just to look around. There was actually a store that had a similar sign up. Closed, we're all sick.
"Pigs are loud,,,,,,,,and yummy!" That is funny.
That’s the guy from home alone 😂😂😂 first time seeing a reaction from you and astounded at the amount of American in your accent. And language
‘That’s plenty’ victor McDade
Oh yes we have owls here that make that noise, Screech Owls do and it sounds really spooky.
The judge was played by the late, great Fred Gwynne. His most ICONIC role was playing Herman Munster in the Black & White comedy series The Munsters. Herman Munster was essentially Frankenstein as a family man.
Fred Gwynne was also in the show Car 54 Where Are You, and in the Stephen King movie Pet Sematary (spelling is correct).
The one kid is Ralph Macho from the karate kid the judge is Fred Guin from an old TV show called the Munsters and Pesci is better know for playing a gangster.and yes a screech owl is that loud
The judge played Herman monster in a 60s series. Joe played in a lot of mafia movies
That was what's called a screech owl. It'll startle the hell out of you if you're not used to them.
Tonight I will be wishing happy holidays to my favorite reactors on the first video I watched them react to.#happy holidays days dawn#❤
My cousin vinny is my fav all time comedy!
"Pigs are loud!
and yummy." Best quote.
Old towns did not have roads. The primary means of travel was train. So hotels were build near the train station.
It was super fun watching this with you :D
You are so adorable. loved this. also if no one else said it, she is also in Spider-man as Aunt Mae
Wholesome story warning: My wife and I pretend to have never seen this movie before and watch it at least once a year. It's just as fun now as it was 10 years ago.
That's fun. :) Sign of a good movie is when you get inexplicably tense in the second act when everything's going wrong, despite having seen the ending a dozen times before. Also just love all the character actors filling out the supporting roles in this, it's a dream movie for those who like to point out, "Hey! It's that guy!"
3:42 "Where are _they_ from? I want to know where they're from. I don't know all the accents."
Oh. They're from New _York._ The New York accent is _very_ distinctive.