Surprising Reaction Dirty Harry - Too Much Sugar Is Bad For You
Вставка
- Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
- In this video, The Adventures of TNT react to the movie clip Dirty Harry "Too Much Sugar Is Bad For You"
GOAL *200,000 SUBSCRIBERS*
OUR MISSION: 🤘🏾CREATING DYNAMIC REACTIONS THROUGH GREAT MUSIC, MOVIES, COMEDY AND COMMENTARY 🤘🏾
T's Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=15934121
Tasha's Patreon: / tashajacksonreactions
Follow us on Instagram @tntreactions @tashajacksonreactions
Join our Discord Community: / discord
Make a Donation: www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted...
Get some Merch: teespring.com/stores/tnt-store-7
Send us mail: TNT Reactions P.O. Box 42029 Atlanta, Ga , 30311 - Розваги
A Fistful of Dollars Reaction: www.patreon.com/posts/fistful-of-movie-63428665
now you know the origin of "make my day" :)
Clint Eastwood played "Roudy" on the 1950's TV series "Rawhide"
Tasha, Of course he's quick with the gun...he's all doped up on sugar. 😂
Clint met the actress playing the Waitress in the 1950's on the set of a movie. She was a Playboy Playmate turned actress, very few roles. She had financial issues from time to time. Clint always liked her so he would put her in his movies every few years. The last several movies she did were all Eastwood productions.
Dirty Harry series …
Dirty Harry 1970
Magnum Force 1973
The Enforcer 1976
Sudden Impact 1983
The Dead Pool 1988
Dollars Trilogy…
A Fistful of Dollars 1964
For A Few Dollars More 1965
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly 1966
"Did I fire six shots or only five, do you feel lucky punk?" Is an all-time classic Dirty Harry line.
"To tell you the truth, in all this excitement, I lost count myself...".
@@elebeu"I gots to know" - **Click**
There’s a running joke through the whole Dirty Harry series. Dude just can’t seem to take a lunch break or get coffee without something going wrong.
"No, not the doughnuts ya'all" what a great line.
Clint Eastwood is 91 years old and he's still directing movies and very active.
The first "Dirty Harry" was the best. You've got to watch it in it's entirety. "The Outlaw Josey Wales" is also a must see.
Yes, easily one of the best westerns ever.
You either gotta pull those pistols or whistle dixie.
But be careful because there is remastered digital version which censors what is considered, by the PC brigade, to be 'offensive'. Unfortunately, this zealot censorship screws up the context of the plot.
That would be "magnum force"
@@stevemoore120No, the original Dirty Harry movie was just "Dirty Harry." "Magnum Force" was the next Dirty Harry movie after the original.
Probably the most famous scene from this movie is Clint asking "Do you feel lucky punk? Well do ya?" You should watch that one too
Gotta watch the scene where he asks "Do ya feel lucky?"
That line is not from the same movie. That was from the 1st movie.
Think you meant Dirty Harry, first movie in the series :)
Probably? That definitely is his trademark catchphrase.
@@Jamie-lw5sy
Newer fans would more know
“Go ahead make my day “, it’s been used by politicians , even a president??
But l prefer “Do you feel lucky punk”...but lm an old man:)
There are so many good scenes in the Dirty Harry series. Clint was incredible in every role he played.
A lot of badass moment, but the best is probably the "Do you feel lucky punk ?"
I would add that Clint IS incredible still in what he does! :)
People don't realize there are 5 Dirty Harry Movies..... Cause only 2 have "Dirty Harry" in the title.....
Quite possibly the only guy in the movie world who's never screwed up any role he's played.
@@Marc-so2cd Dude, I agree
THE PALE RIDER, FROM 1985 IS A TERRIFIC WESTERN. CLINT SHOOTOUT AT THE END IS PURE GOLD. 👍👍
He’s a proper legend theirs not many actors that can act like that any more
or spell like you
@@fidge54😂😂😂😂😂
My favorite Eastwood movie is "Kelly's Heroes." 1970. The movie rings true to me as someone who has been in combat and infantry.
Based on a true story too!
"So many positive waves, man!"
Wish more reactors did that one. It's a gem.
Yep there were hippie tank drivers in the 40s
@@mgman6000 I was referring to squad and company dynamics.
"Go ahead: make my day. " is probably the most iconic line of all the Dirty Harry films. Perhaps that even started the sound-bite fad in action movies, like "I'll be back" and what-not. Some of them are just plain cheesy, but Clint Eastwood pulled them off.
Theres only one amazing Clint Eastwood, iconic actor, and amazing director!
In that situation you don't wanna make Harry's day.
Probably one of the most famous lines in movie history.
That waitress knew how to secretly communicate to Clint that there's trouble. Great stuff
This movie has one of my favorite Clint Eastwood lines. In a scene before this, he grabs a guy by the shirt collar and says, "Listen, punk. To me, you're nothing but dog shit. And lots of things can happen to dog shit. It can get scraped off the bottom of your shoe, it can dry up and get blown away by the wind, or it can get stepped on and squished. So, be careful where the dog shits you."
“Shoot him” “Babe! No”. That legitimately made me laugh out loud! Thanks haha
I love it. People getting shot, all over the place, and she says, "Oh no, not the donuts!"
You have to react to Gran Torino. I lot of people, myself included, feel it is his best role, with Unforgiven a close second. Both of these are when he is older. You have to react to Dirty Harry, which started that whole series of films. Another great movie of his, which I believe was his first directorial film, was Play Misty For Me, which is definitely NOT what people have become used to. A real melodrama in the classic mold.
He had so many great roles... for sure Gran Tirino is not top 5 - but its still great movie.
I like his spaghetti westerns best. I was walking past the tv the other day and my wife is watching The Bridges of Madison County, totally forgot about that one.
Grand Toronto was great.
Never was a huge fan. But I loved Kelly's Heros. But Grand Toronto made me I just realize that he was a really good actor! The dirty Harry movies were unrealistic bs!
Last scene from ""The Good, The Bad & The Ugly" is the greatest.
"Pale Rider" is also excellent...
Check out the Dirt Harry movies, but be sure to see what many consider the best western ever. Outlaw Josey Whales. One of Clint's best. Also check out his axe handle fight scene from his movie Pale Rider.
That's a wonderful movie - Josey Whales. The story itself is masterpiece.
Clints whole catalog is 🔥!! All his older movies are full of bad ass moments. Dirty Harry has iconic lines " go ahead make my day" or " do you feel lucky". Hope yalls week is good love you guys.
"Do you feel lucky....PUNK???" Love it!
Did I fire 5 shots or 6
The line at the end "Ask him if coffee is psychic" referred to an earlier conversation he had with the DA who complained that Harry thought he was psychic.
That Clint squint is legendary love these young people discovering dirty Harry. My childhood hero. Love this scene big heart ♥️
"...Did he shoot 5 shots or 6 shots. Do you feel lucky, Punk."
well do ya?
The Outlaw Josey Wales is one of the all time best westerns. Thee are so many great lines. “Don’t piss down my back and tell me it’s just raining.” Is my fave
"I never surrendered. They took my horse and they made him surrender. Probably got him pulling a wagon up in Kansas."
"Dying ain't much of a living".
"The hell with them boys. Buzzards gotta eat ... same as worms."
@@farmerbill6855 “The Outlaw Josie Wales” is one of the greatest Westerns ever. “Dying ain’t much of a living Boy” is the coldest line in any of Clint’s movies and my favorite!
Among all of his excellent films as an action star, his directorial debut, in which he also played the lead character, - Play misty for me - was also a good movie.
Eastwood has been very successful in his career, as an actor, producer, and director. He has made a lot of really good movies. Especially within the last 15 years or so with movies like flags of our fathers, Letters from Iwo Jima, and Sully, all of which Eastwood directed.
Great movie!!! Glad you guys enjoyed that.FunFact Clint was in a tv series called Rawhide from 1959 to 1966 before he made the three Italian westerns.
His 3 spaghetti westerns are from 1964, 65 and 66 😉
A man of culture I see
he was Rowdy Yates. still on MeTV channel
My wonderful dad used to get that vein in his forehead when he was angry with us. I love him dearly as i know he loved and still loves us but when that vein popped up you knew you'd got his blood 6:24 pressure up and I'd back down from whatever i was doing really quick. Hes 81 now and these days i just respect him far too much to do anything to upset him. In his 30 years as a professional firefighter and eventually cheif officer he saved many lives. He was a firm but very loving father who showed 100% commitment to his family. I know he was a brave firefighter as when we lived at a fire station he was on call 24/7 and mum and i used to have to occasionally go to fires and traffic accidents in his emergency response car. I saw my dad walk into blazing buildings like id walk into a supermarket 😊. I saw him then and now as my hero😊
One of the few movie actors who never blinked when firing a weapon.
Check the size of the barrel on Clint's gun in that final face off with the hostage. Dirty Harry famously carried a 44 magnum when most cops carried 38’s.
Clint is a movie icon, and in real life hes a really really nice guy-!!
I like the comment she made, "Not the doughnuts y'all." Excellent reaction video you guys.
Clint is an Hollywood icon,I grew up watching his movies,they are all good,Clint is a badass 😎
Clint and Burt absolutely OWNED the box offices in the 70's
‘Unforgiven’ is one of his best movies and one of the best westerns ever.
True!
"City Heat" with Mr. Eastwood and Burt Reynolds. Clint's a Dirty Harry style cop, Burt's a shady private detective. They're frenemies that join together for an investigation. Whatever you do, don't jostle Clint's cocktail! funny movie!
the outlaw josey wales is incredible western with clint. pale rider is awesome too.
A Country artist named TG Sheppard (with assistance from Clint Eastwood) did a song about "Dirty" Harry Callahan in 1984, called "Make My Day".
Hey TNT. Clint Eastwood has been around for a long time. An icon.He became well-known for his western movies in the 60's.The trilogy Tasha is speaking of is his character who had no name "A Fistful of Dollars" "For A Few Dollars More" "The Good,The Bad, The Ugly". All Classics
The reaction to this scene is from the 70's where he plays a bad-ass cop "Dirty Harry". This character Harry would also have a string of hits to its name. "Magnum Force" "Sudden Impact" "The Enforcer".
Love y'all reactions. This a career that has spanned over 50 years.
Great job👍👍👏👏
Wait till you see the one where he uses the word "Punk". Ohhhhh yeah.
Pale Rider, High Plains Drifter, Outlaw Josey Wales, the list is endless!
I always love the way Clint Eastwood taking out thugs and psychos while making cool lines…
Checkout The Outlaw Josie Wales the saloon scene with the bounty hunter.
"Dyin' ain't no way to make a living, boy."
The last gunfight scene in Unforgiven. Best ever
This is one of my favorite movie scenes! ❤
The waitress put all that sugar in his coffee, so he would get mad and come back and save them from the Robbers. Clint Eastwood is a cop "Dirty Harry." name of the movie from the early 70s. Great movie, and there was a sequel as well.
Classic scene. I remember seeing that in its original run when I was a teenager. In fact, I think it may have been my first date.
Dirty Harry is the OG of all cop movies and the ‘play by his own rules’ hero character ❤
We have several pets named after Clint Eastwood movie characters. One of them is a cat named Loretta after the waitress here. An absolute sweetheart.
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly has been my favorite movie since i first seen it back in the 60's.....and it still is today I think I've watched it over a thousand times. It is the best one of the Trilogy. It still makes my heart beat a little faster....if you know what i mean. You would probably also enjoy the "Every Which Way But Loose" movies as well. In my eyes, all his movies are masterpieces. They don't make them like Clint any more!!!
There's also the iconic "Do you feel lucky punk?" scene from Dirty Harry
I think he started in Westerns.
Quick shooters are for real.
Even old timers can shoot at record speeds and accuracy. They have developed twitch muscles that just remember the movement almost without thinking.
Basketball shooters and dribblers have this as well. Muscle memory.
TNT, try the last scene in Eastwood's Oscar-winning western, "Unforgiven"--he's one scary killa at the end.
Another great line from Dirty Harry is "do ya feel lucky punk...well, do ya??!!"😆
Sudden Impact is a really good movie and the "make my day" line is one of the greats from the series. Clint also directed this movie.
The Saloon shootout in "Unforgiven"
I hope you got thru all the Dirty Harry movies. Great stuff! With all the insanity going on in NYC & Chgo & S.F, we need a Dirty Harry today.
A legendary stunt man who worked with many top actors said that Clint Eastwood was the only person who would fire a gun and not blink while firing, he was a natural.
I have the entire collection of Dirty Harry movies….the original is an absolute early ‘70s classic!
The other films you are referencing are his “spaghetti westerns” from the 1960s…called that because the director/producer was an Italian man as were many of the other actors. The trilogy of those films was “The Good, The Bad And The Ugly”, “A Fist Full Of Dollars”, and “For A Few Dollars More”.
“Marvelous” from Dirty Harry “The Enforcer”#3
All the dirty harry movies are great. And well worth watching. Lots of great actors are in those movies too.
I saw this when it came out in 1971 and there was nothing else like it that had ever been made. At that time our only option was to go to the theater. I liked it so much that I saw it three times. Dirty Harry always had a key line he repeated, unique for each of his five Dirty Harry movies.
Clint is 🔥
Clint can act, and not too bad singing, and dang good piano player, and for such a badass, he's pretty damn funny in the same scene.
I can’t imagine anybody else delivering those lines any better in any of the spaghetti westerns or the Dirty Harry series. Believe or not he’s done some comedies also. Check out Every which way but loose
It's all about " the look " . Gotta love Clint Eastwood!
Dirty Harry
The Enforcer are both classics & part of the Dirty Harry Franchise…..you guys should start doing whole movie reactions!!!!! I hope you guys do, I’ll definitely be watching!!!!!!! You guys are awesome 👏
It doesn’t matter what Clint Eastwood movie you watch, he is just a pure and simply BAD ASS!!!
You two are hilarious.....i remember when i saw that in the theater.
Gotta see “Heartbreak Ridge”. Loosely based on Marine Corps ops in Grenada. Too many clips to single out. But when “Gunny meets the Swede” is classic!
I think his best cowboy movie is "Unforgiven".
The ending scene of “Unforgiven” is crazy good. However the movie is such a slow burn to get to that point one would need to do the whole movie for it to viewed in the proper context. Worth the time though for sure.
Never been a western fan but Unforgiven and the out law Josie Wales are must see.
For a Few Dollars More. The Italian producer made Clint Eastwood famous as a tough loner in the old west, in these movies. Eastwood called the guy from America some time later and asked how the movies were doing, The Italian produce lied and said not good, even though the lines to get in to watch them went around the block! Clint discovered he was being robbed of the royalties and fixed the problem. So many famous short quotes from Clint Eastwood movies. "Make my day" And his later films were gritty, hard to watch for me, but top of the line in quality and impact. Dirty Harry carried a Smith and Wesson .44 magnum. The most powerful handgun in the world in those days. The psychic quote was because the lady DA in the film thinks that cops don't get to respond to a hunch. They have to do everything by the book, not some sort of psychic power. -- The word fear was never applied to Dirty Harry
all of his dirty harry movies are great to watch
Clint Eastwood started out in the '50s as "Rowdy Yates", a cowboy, on the TV series "Raw Hide".
Have to Binge the entire Dirty Harry series now.
The Outlaw Josey Whales is a Must see classic movie! Clint has classic one liners in all of his movies!
Sudden Impact is my favorite Dirty Harry movie. Sondra Locke will also Blow You Away!
The lady pouring the sugar was in several movies in the 50s. Tarentula, the Giant Claw and the Black scorpion spring to mind. Her name is Mara Corday.
I remember watching this at the drive-in as a very young age when it came out with my parents. I had to cover my eyes during the adult parts 😂. Anyone remember drive-ins and the mosquito repellent coils you burned? Oh the memories!
For fans of "The Hollywood Shuffle":
"What'd they think he was reachin' for, his American Express card?"
The Mule, Gran Torino, and Million dollar baby are all great Clint Eastwood movies to react to.
This one was the "Sudden Impact" installment of the series.
High Plains Drifter is a classic.
" Sudden Impact " - " The Good , Bad & The Ugly " great scenes in that movie. It's hard to choose .
The sound of that 44 though 🔥
NOT “for a few more dollars” It’s “ FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE”
Love your reactions
Clint Eastwood …. What can you say about this legend ?
You have to watch the Dirty Harry movie series. They're very well-written and address events in San Francisco of the early 70s. Harry's weapon of choice, is a S&W 44 magnum, "the most powerful handgun in the world." Clint is an American treasure at almost 92!
Check out “Pale Rider” also. Clint’s best western IMHO.
I just picked up the full set of these movies ..not seen them since i was a kid....now my kid has seen them too
I met Clint about 35 years ago. He's as cool as the characters he plays
Clint got started on TV in the Western series Rawhide. He played a character named Rowdy Yates, just one member of the cast, whom he's been quoted as saying he thought was too young for him to portray even back then. I loved Westerns as a kid in the early 1960s but don't remember much about them--I have read about Clint Eastwood's start. One of these days I intend to get around to watching the DVDs of the Rawhide series that I bought a few years ago. Like his "spaghetti Westerns" (so named because they were filmed in Italy in terrain that looked like and was meant to represent the undeveloped Old West in America) and the Dirty Harry films (controversial in their day due to the violence. ) I was in my early teens back then but saw them in later years. Found your page here by searching specifically for reactions to Dirty Harry. I have been watching a lot of old-song reactions here on UA-cam in the past couple of weeks. (I turned 67 in August and old-man nostalgia is starting to get to me. 😊)
Rawhide episode:
ua-cam.com/video/HhJlag0Ji7c/v-deo.html
Dirty harry has so many good possibilities. In the mayor's office ,the mayor doesnt want any more trouble like the Fillmore district......and harry says...... or when harry stops the bank robbery and proceeds to tell the suspect about his pistols ability.
there was a firearms expert who said of most actors when they fire a gun in movies they close their eyes when they fire them only a few handfuls actually keep their eyes open Clint Eastwood and John Wayne and a few older actors being the exception so if you look closely you will notice that
The Gauntlet, From 1977. The Mob tries to prevent him from bringing a fugitive from Vegas to Phoenix to trail. There is a betting line on his Endeavor s in Vegas against.
His arrival . The Late Great co Star Sandra Locke gives an Epic Performance.
That is his catch phrase, watch the first time in Dirty Harry
I suggest you watch the good bad & ugly movie theme by the Danish Orchestra & Choir. They do a fabulous job on it. It’s been on you tube a little while. I think you would enjoy it.
Try the opening scene of the first Dirty Harry movie, "Do you feel lucky? Well do ya punk? "