*LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE* is a HEARTWARMING story about FAMILY... (Movie First Reaction)
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Fun fact: Steve Carrell and his character won this film the GLAAD LGBTQ Media Award for Outstanding Film the year after Brokeback Mountain. It was so rare to have a gay supporting character (or a Steve Carrell character for that matter) taken 100% seriously as a person and not made into a joke that this film whose plot has almost nothing to do with sexuality still became an LGBTQ classic.
wow i didn't knew that that's so cool
I just remembered this film and ngl i think his character being a gay man and played conpletely serious is something that adds to the overall theme of this film which is to just be yourself
I love that despite her dance, she’s the most child-like in the competition bc she was just having fun ❤
Even with the dance in a way. They were stripper moves don with su much innocence because she didn't know that anything was wrong. She didn't understand what the big deal was because she knows nothing about sex. Lol! So it was still so innocent.
Watching this again years later, I can see how they purposefully did this. Olive's performance was no more inappropriate than the other girls' yet it wasn't "okay" because it didn't conform with the standard.
It's SO GOOD. I mean, you have these actual children in tiny bikinis with tons of makeup, strutting with their hips out, etc., but it's Olive's goofy dance that upsets everyone. And her interaction with Miss California is so cute.
Just the song was off
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I loved that Abigail Breslin (the little girl who played Olive) was nominated for an Oscar for this role. She is really the heart of the movie.
And then she grew up to be toxic 😂
@Jessie Rosalina shut up. Love your non-toxic male actors
@Jessie Rosalina What is the reason that is funny to you?
@The Duck from the Joke its just how she grew up I don't know what u want me to say
@@RatchetFanGirl27 wdym, whatd she do?
Grandpa straight-up taught Olive a stripper dance and it turned out to be the greatest beauty pageant performance of all time. Olive killed it!
i remember it was crazy to watch for the first time, but made complete sense for his character lmfao
Paul Dano is a gem in everything he does. And this movie is perfection.
Love him
Re: the lack of suicide talk, that is what happens in real life. If someone tries to unalive themselves, when they return to the family/society, it is a seriously taboo topic except in support groups or in therapy. That they talked about it at all was because Olive asked about "the accident." If the adults had led the conversation, it would have been hidden forever. It's a tender topic, but one that should be talked about - with the person's permission, of course.
100% agree! It's a pity that people don't talk about it, as it's totally fine to be uncomfortable with a highly emotional and sensitive topic like that - but avoiding it won't help or might make things even harder for the person who made the attempt, as disclosure is an important part in working through mental problems and the shame surrounding it.
Also, as a psychotherapist in training: It's fine to ask people you have a hunch with or who you know are depressed straight out whether they have suicidal thoughts. Often, they will answer honestly and won't feel worth for you asking (if you do it in a sensitive and caring way). They might even be glad that someone looks out for them and cares, and chances are that they will feel more comfortable reaching out whenever shit does hit the fan.
Warning signs for suicidal ideations might be:
- person who was behaving very depressed for a time all of a sudden is unexplainably cheery (as many feel relief when they decide to take their own lifes)
- person starts wrapping things up, such as finding a new owner for his/her dog, canceling contracts, ...
- it's especially alerting when someone talks about concrete suicidal plans, e.g. how or when the person wants to do it. Someone mentioning suicide should be taken seriously in every situation though and this should be followed up with the appropriate support and/or actions
Please look out for each other
One underrated moment in an already underrated movie is when the doctor tells the family the grandpa had died and Frank comforts Sheryl. He sees her and the rest of the family grieving, which probably gave him something to reflect on after his suicide attempt
Love the reaction to the al la mode scene it was so sweet of them to support her. The sibling relationship between Dwayne and Olive is too sweet. Your guy's investment in the performance scene was killer. Fuck beauty contests.
I saw this movie when it came out in theaters and let me tell you...the audience was laughing soooo hard and we were all dying during Olive's dance at the end. Completely unexpected and everyone was just losing it laughing.
I watched this when it came out with my sister and my grandpa and grandma and everyone loved it and was laughing. Such a unique gem of a movie, great performances
yes, same experience here, i watched it opening weekend in limited release and audience was nearly crying of laughter the entire ending sequence. I went again a few weeks later with my family when it was released wide, and same exact experience, laughter throughout but the dance number had crowd losing it!!! i still haven't experienced that much laughter in theater since, maybe Bridesmaids
same experience when i saw it for the first time with all my friends 😭
"dad's trying to give a 6y an eating d/o" my heart melted b/c y'all get it! Y'all're great guys! I am hoping to be in a healthier financial place soon and can't wait to be able to show love via patreon :)
Underrated moment but I love how the actual Miss California judge loved olive and her family performing, showed that the people being through that pageant life probably appreciate the kids having fun in this world so much more than most judges for it.
37:05 You know something’s funny when Bryce has to turn away to laugh 😂 Best comedic line of the movie 😂
So glad you guys finally watched this, it’s one of those films that shouldn’t be able to be funny, sad, irreverent and wholesome all at the same time, but it absolutely is. One of my all-time favourites.
This is one of the most original stories ever produced in Hollywood. I love this movie.
Who knew watching a small child perform a risque dance to a sex song could be so wholesome and cute
Come on everyone, leave a thumbs up for these great guys and their reaction videos, let's make sure they know how much we appreciate the effort and the fact that they make our days so much better!
For real! I always look forward to these videos!!
I'd rather shove that thumb up my bung
@@cc6183get a job
34:03 it’s implied he IS a dad of one of the girls that’s why he’s been to apt of these shows, not a random creeper
As much of a jerk Richard started off as, his redemption and character arc was great. And the fact that he never gave up on getting Olive to the venue was admirable
“You’re not nearly as stupid as you look” ..😂😂 I love Frank and Dwayne!! 🥰
Paul Dano is also in Prisoners, a really good thriller with a great cast! ☺️
One of the most incredible films, but sadly it keeps losing the polls it's been in. I've been trying
@@deadsetondreams1988 it's really good but really hard to watch, I don't know if I'd like to watch someone's reaction to it. Maybe that's why it hasn't won 🤔
abigail breslin’s (olive) oscar nom was so well deserved for this movie
I watched this movie when the pandemic first started and I was in a relly bad slump, it brought me some happiness 🚌🍦
That's how I feel about Walter Mitty, for w/e reason that lifts my mood like nothing else. It reminds me of Mr Magorium's Wonder Emporium, just a very feel good film 😅
My dad had a friend in high school who couldn’t be a pilot because he discovered he was colorblind too. Apparently no one had ever said anything about him wearing red and green together because they figured he just really liked Christmas or something lol
15:26 Zach kills me every video💀💀💀 I love y’all
this movie is a big part of my childhood
it's a comfort movie to me not an easy watch but at the end you just feeling good
this movie makes me emotional every single time 😢❤ i hope someone votes for the movie 'about time' soon! watched it the other day and kept thinking about yall watching it, so beautiful
this movie is just so awesome and so realistic. My family has this energy, I love it. Great dance and reaction guys! 😂❤
it’s so funny. i grew up watching this film and my viewing experience as a kid felt exactly the same as my viewing experience as an adult does 😭
the thing i remember my mom saying to me most when we watched this movie is “look at how cute she is” (about olive). turns out, that is the focus of the movie. lots of other shit happens. but none of it taints olive’s innocence (which sets the tone of the movie). watching as an adult still has that vibe of “things going over your head” when ur a child
also i live very close to the building where they “held the little miss sunshine competition” in this movie :)) love seeing it when we drive southbound on the freeway lol
The dance😂😂😂
“He’s in the trunk of our car” makes me laugh every time lol and I’ve seen this movie soooo many times.
Toni Collette and Steve Carell are actually in another very good movie together called The Way Way Back where they play a couple.
Another great movie with Greg Kinner is 'As Good As It Gets'. It is him, Helen Hunt, and Jack Nicholson. It's from the 90's and it is fantastic.
LOVE this movie!
Love you guys for doing this, one of my favorite movies of all time, just an unexpected delight that absolutely floors me each time. The moment dad starts dancing then the family joining in is just peak cinema for me
You thought Frank wasn't sad? Really??? You talked about how little he said... that is part of depression. He was Cleary sad in the movie. And you can be depressed and be functional. Most times people don't even know their love ones are depressed either way, he was clearly sad.
34:16 "I don't like kids beauty pagents!"
1 minute and 8 seconds later 🤣 35:24
This is my absolute favorite movie.
The most dysfunctional family, but ride for each other.
Can’t wait to see how you react.
Zuff on acting: "It's crazy how they can just do two different things." 😂 Never change boys!
Thanks for the reaction, I love this little ragged family who come through for each other even when things in their lives are falling apart. Like the car, it's a crap heap, but it still pulls through. Keep moving friends, even when it hurts ❤ 🚚
Yayy, one of my faves. This movie is a rollercoaster and i lovee so much.
Edit: Dwayne scream aways makes me cry
Lol yes Bryce “what the f*ck Richard” is one of my favorite vines from back in the day 🤣🤣
The Way, Way Back with Steve Carrell, Toni Collette, Sam Rockwell and others is an amazing coming-of-age movie if you ever want to look into it.
Edit: I really like how the van is a character in this movie as well.
Nominated for 3 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Original Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor, Alan Arkin.
A dysfunctional family takes their youngest daughter to a beauty contest in California but not everything goes according to plan.
4 Oscars, Abigail Breslin (Olive) was nominated for Best Supporting Actress!
One of my grandmother’s favorite movies to watch with me, super hype for you guys to finally watch it!!!
I saw this movie when it first came and loved it! Fun fact Abigail who played olive wore a little bit of padding because they wanted her to appear bigger.
Every time I watch this movie, I try to imagine how pissed off I'd be hearing my brother-in-law tell my niece "Well, your uncle *gave up on himself* and that's why he's a loser." as just a matter-of-fact statement right in front of me.
I love Paul Dano, he's amazing in this movie
Another Carell gem, that I so wish more would discover, is 'Dan in Real Life'. If you want Carell as a main character, and with the humour of 'Crazy, Stupid, Love'? Then watch him as Dan. It's one of those movies one never skips over if it pops up on the TV.
I really liked "Dan in Real Life". And I just rewatched "Crazy, Stupid, Love" a few days ago.
@@taneshah.1260 Yay, so happy someone else likes it! So many funny and sweet moments in "Dan in Real Life". But not funny ha-ha just to score some comedic points, but funny as in it can really happen to anyone. Like the shower scene, or the dance off (can't listen to Nasty Girl now w/o thinking of Carell dancing 😂). But can we also talk about the way Steve Carell totally breaks your heart when he sings? His acting is sooo good in DiRL, and the chemistry between the cast. Simply love it!
dude i love love love y’all’s channel!!! it’s like a serotonin rush everytime y’all react to something i’ve watched 🤗🤗AND you upload so often ugh i love y’all
Thank you for picking so many great movies and series!
" i see both sides"
" like CHANEL"
MADE ME SCREAM LMAO
Actually Alan Arkin (Grandpa) died less than a month ago, June 29, 2023, at age 89. Another great movie Greg Kinear is in is Ghost Town (2008). It's a very funny comedy and Greg plays a big supporting role to Ricky Gervais. Love this movie.
This is the first move I watched as a kid that taught me to be confident and love myself.
Omghhh when i saw the title I was shocked cause this movie is so underrated, it’s one of my fav movie love it sm
Oh great Little Miss Sunshine!
Them: How much do you want to cry?
Me: Yes 🙂
Thank god y'all reacted this.this is one of my fav films w/ my fav actress Toni Collette & the most scene that stand outs for me is when Dwayne finally talks and olive crying towards her grandpa of being a loser
you should watch Ruby Sparks which stars Paul Dano and his wife Zoe Kazan, who also wrote it
You NEED to watch there will be blood!! Paul Dano is unbelievable in that! Just sublime acting.
I love this movie so much! I’m so glad you guys finally reacted to it. You guys were so funny, as always!
I always thought the guy with the earplugs was there to bring his kid but hated pageants so he plugged his ears idk why it never crossed my mind that he was there to be creepy but it makes more sense lmaooo
Everyone that was tired of the usual pageant stuff was cheering them on! Olive's so innocent. Think y'all would love Steve Carell in Crazy, Stupid, Love.
Just saw that it was already done 4 months ago......lol
best movie ever......better dance scene than even Dirty Dancing.
I studied LMS last term for school, and we have to write an essay for the exam in June. This is perfect timing. I can do work while being entertained 😂.
I love this movie. There's something very intimate and charming about it, and the cast is just stellar.
I SWEAR TO GOD I WAS SEARCHING TODAY IF TOU HAD REACTED TO THIS ALREADY BC I REWATCHED YESTERDAY IM SO HAPPY ❤
As an old man myself. Grandpa gives the best advice possible.
This was the first thing i saw Toni, Paul, and Grey in
i only discovered this movie early this year, after watching it, me as an indecisive person has finally chose this as my favourite movie ever. thank you for reacting to it guys !!
Have been waiting for someone to react to this movie! Been watching you guys for awhile now, because of the movies you watch and your convos, reactions etc. So glad you guys got the see this, always makes me laugh ans cry occasionally
i got so excited when i saw you guys reacted to this, i was gonna suggest it. it is one of my fav movies
For me this is a perfect movie - the writing, the performances, the music, the direction, every little piece is doing exactly what it needs to.
Abigail Breslin was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for this movie, making her one of the youngest nominees ever at 10. Alan Arkin was nominated for and won Best Supporting Actor.
I don't know what sort of weird coincidence it is but I was searching a lot of your past videos two days ago to find if you reacted to Little Miss Sunshine because I've had a rough couple of days and wanted to see some of my favourite reactors react to one of my favourite comfort/feel-good movies. This made my day.
I learned much later after watching it the first time that the crew put Abigail in a semi fat suit so she appeared to be chubbier. Watching it after that, I felt stupid for not noticing it before. But, obviously, it was to point out that it's okay to have a different body shape. Or how fucked up child beauty pageants are because of the diet restrictions/fitness routines the kids have.
Love this movie to bits! You guys always have mature and empathetic reactions. 👍🏻👍🏻
Discovered your channel recently and binge watching a lot of the movie reactions. And now there is a little miss sunshine reaction!? 😃 nice! Hi from France!
one of my all time favorites, so happy you guys watched!
If you want to see Paul Dano killing it, "There Will Be Blood" is another great watch. He's a great actor.
I think you guys would also really like Ruby Sparks, Paul Dano is also in that with his lovely wife Zoe 😊
i recently re-watched little miss sunshine and then i searched for your reaction it was so funny and heartwarming to watch it with you guys too
I had a car once where something broke inside the steering wheel and every time you turned the wheel, the horn would honk. So I just pulled the fuses for the horn and the airbag. I wish they would've thought to pull the fuse for the horn in this movie, takes 2 seconds.
Watch Toni Collette in Muriel's Wedding.
I love her in United State of Tara!
yessss!!! been eagerly awaiting for this one! :D
About 25 years ago I had a 1971 VW Squareback that had that same short in the electrical horn circuit. One time i went over a speed bump in front of the mall and it started honking and squealing just as three cholos were crossing in front of me… lol. I’m just shaking my head, apologizing, and pointing at the wheel like an idiot. Hahaha.
Great movie.
One of my favorites of all time im glad you guys watched it!
Been a while since i dont watch this movie. Great way to sit and remember it again!
yesss, been waiting on this reaction for months!!!
Glad that you guys liked this both funny and sad movie! I've watched it several times and never get tired of it!
Yayyy been excited for this one !!! 😂❤❤
Funny about Olive’s question about there being a Heaven, Greg Kinnear (Dad) played in a movie about the existence of Heaven after his child medically dies and comes back.
Frederick Nietzsche is a German philosopher from the 19th century. My philosophy professor (Who also loves this movie) used to refer to him as the father of existentialism. So Dwayne takes a vow of silence inspired by Nietzsche’s theory of übermensch, A Person Who seeks to evolve to a higher, more powerful, and better Version of themselves so they create their own moral codes and rules which they consistently Live by. Fun fact the Nazi party took this theory and created a racial version which became a philosophical foundation for the parties ideas.
I love this movie. I wish my life was this fun and full of love and support. My family is boring compared to them
I was just thinking u guys should watch this movie after I saw that u guys watched "We're the Millers" and I'm so glad u guys actually ended up watching it lmao I never thought u guys would've checked it out.
Damn, yall don't know Nietzsche? One of the greatest philosophers out there. Definitely worth a read, but it's difficult for sure.
watching you guys react to this insane movie was the best thing ever😭😭
Hey, just found the channel. Guy in red cap (I’ll learn your name soon I promise), you are so like me. My brain is a vault of knowledge about actors and actresses and I absolutely love film- and am lucky to have friends that appreciate when I want to share something with them. Kudos 👍
This is one of my favorite movies ever. Saw it in the theater and was crying laughing at the horn honking scene.
FINALLY! This gem is so underreacted! Thanks for reacting!
2:47 - no a professor, a motivational speaker who rented the room 😂
Abigale Breslin was nominated for an Oscar but she didn’t win. Alan Arkin did win the Oscar for his performance though. I think the movie won for best screenplay as well.
Ah I can’t wait for this, it’s absolutely one of my all time fave films ❤
Absolutely love this movie, Ngl watched it bcs Paul dano was in it