@@F1rstWorldNomaD Just me, but I would definitely put it up there: tight, rich script that understands the time it's living in and pays tribute to the several escapees and refugees from Europe who are in this movie; layered, flawed characters who invite argument and discussion from us, and all played by gifted actors; humor as well as drama; Dooley Wilson in a rare 1940s depiction of an intelligent and creative man of color; and, of course, the music.
@@Marionney Well, I don't the birth year of a viewer matters if the movie is good; and there are certain things in human nature that just don't really change. When a story manages to tap deep enough into those things, it can become timeless. I believe "Casablanca" is one of those types of stories. Incidentally, I myself was not born in the 1930s.
I love the scene where they interview Edgar's wife... because she literally made them lemonade, but couldn't make it right because someone ATE ALL THE SUGAR! It's the little things like that.. the attention to detail, which makes this such a good movie.
Good catch.. but why the hell is she offering guests sugarless lemonade?! Either there was no sugar or maybe she just really doesn’t know how to make simple drinks and dishes lol Edgar did say her dinner looked like poison🤣🤣
@@MrZackavelli so you would be thankful if someone squeezed some sour ass lemonade into a cup, no sugar just pure sour liquid? Don’t you dare lie either lol
Smith and Jones were great in this, but I was surprised you didn't mention D'Onofrio's name, the winner of your Worst Award. He also played 'Gomer Pyle' in Full Metal Jacket, and was a lead in Law & Order: CI; a good actor!
@@jenmurrayxo Understood! There are just too many movies, TV shows, and series to follow them all. I think stories about the criminal justice system are in my family's blood: my grandad loved detective/crime magazines, my dad loved Perry Mason, and my sister loved Law & Order. My other grandad and an uncle were NYC cops. So I watched L&O and skipped Friends! ;-) (Trivia time: coincidentally there was a TV Western named 'Alias Smith and Jones' in the early 1970s.)
22:12 - That actor is Vincent D'Onofrio who played Kingpin in the Netflix Daredevil show. He also played "Thor" in the teen comedy, Adventures in Babysitting (1987).
Vincent D'Onofrio is fantastic as Edgar the Bug, with all of the awkward physical acting. My favorite bit is when he's parked in the exterminator's van outside the jewelry store, trying to 'act casual,' and he can't control the arms.
D'Onofrio is one of the most incredible actors. I always forget everything he's ever done when I'm watching him in a role, because he embodies whatever role he's in.
Yes, you should see Cassablanca. Other Tommy Lee Jones movies: UNDER SIEGE and U.S. MARSHALLS, there are others but I haven't seen them. There are also two other MEN IN BLACK movies with Tommy Lee and Will Smith.
Fantastic supporting cast! Vincent D'Onofrio, Tony Shalhoub, Rip Torn and Linda Fiorentino were all perfect in their roles. And Barry Sonnenfeld too. The dog interrogation scene had me on the floor 🤣 I don't know how Tommy Lee Jones kept a straight face! Yes, watch Casablanca! MIB 2 & 3 are worth watching too.
Casablanca… it’s not a question of should but must. It’s on the top list of any film buffs list of all time greats. A delightful romance set in a crazy time with two of the biggest stars of their time: Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart. PS: you will hear the phrase “round up the usual suspects” which was nudge nudge winked to with the title: The usual Suspects.
I cannot agree more emphatically. One, it's perfect. Two, it's an incredibly influential movie for pretty much every filmmaker of the past 70 years. Three, it's hella fun to watch people react to it.
And Jen, read a bit on the historical background of the time it is set in. Most of the actors were actual refugees from Nazi Germany, and when the film was released in 1942, there wasn't any assurance the Allies would defeat Hitler.
Hi Banjo. When you were doing your review at 29:29 Banjo’s tail popped out behind you and matches what you’re wearing so it almost looks like you sprouted a tail, which suits this movie. Ha ha
Rip Torn (Zed) has my favorite line in the movie: "The twins keep us on Centaurian time, standard thirty-seven hour day. Give it a few months. You'll get used to it... or you'll have a psychotic episode." Every time I get stressed out at work, I think of that last sentence (...so I think about it a lot. LOL)
13:43 This vehicle is _such_ a bundle of anachronisms. It looks like a nondescript Ford sedan. It's specially designed, though, so the pressing of a button brings out a couple jets that allow you to drive on the ceiling of a tunnel. Yet it plays eight-tracks. 🤷♂
You said you really had a blast watchin this movie. I can believe that because you were talking and enjoying the heck out of it. And that makes it much more enjoyable to those of us who join you on these journeys. We don't watch this for the movie, we watch it for you, the hostess with the mostess. Very well done Jen, very well indeed.
Nominated for 3 Oscars Best Production Design Best Original Score Best Makeup. It won the Latter. I sae this on VHS Christmas Day 1997 and it's pretty impressive and hilarious! A fun Sci Fi action comedy film thats epic and memorable.
1. YES, ABSOLUTELY, you should react to Casablanca! i haven't seen it myself in about 20 years but well worth a watch. 2. Vincent D'Onofrio does not get nearly enough credit or recognition for his acting skills. when you think that he is the bug in MIB, Pvt Pyle in Full Metal Jacket, Kingpin in Daredevil/Hawkeye, and a ton of other amazing credits, it's just mind blowing--his range. PS: you should absolutely react to MIB II, III, and international. each one is a fun adventure in their own rights.
8:00 OMG that's the actor that plays Wilson Fisk/Kingpin in the Netflix Daredevil series (brilliant performance btw)...he looks like a completely different person but the way he talks here INSTANTLY made me realize it's him
Vincent D’Onofrio. He was also in The Cell, Jurassic World, Full Metal Jacket, and I think some detective show like Law and Order or something. Great actor. Men in Black was the first place I saw him.
Tommy Lee Jones movies. Of course MIB 2 (2002), Space Cowboys (2000), the Client (1994), the Hunted (2003), Rules of Engagement (2000), Blown Away (1994) and Man of the House (2005).
I am surprised that nobody mentioned Jack Sholder's "The Hidden" (1987) with Kyle MacLachlan in the leading role. This little known movie was the main influence for the "Edgar Costume". Also highly recommendable movie, full of action and a great soundtrack.
May have only rewatched this 2 weeks ago but I'm happy to watch it again and it was again a fun time your business walk is brilliant Jen lol just brilliant 😂 and ofc whenever we get to see any of your furbabies it's a good day 👌 cheers again for the laughs Jen you're too funny 🤣🔥
Yeah, it really seems like you had a blast watching this movie. You were clearly having so much fun the whole time. Like you seem to like a lot of movies, but this one you REALLY seemed to get into.
Yes. You should watch Casablanca, multiple times. It normally ranks #2 in lists of greatest movies. Each time you watch it, you catch more about the story.
The guy in the Edgar suit is Vincent D'nofrio( I didn't spell that right. ) was Private Pyle in Full Metal Jacket, and eas one of the Detectives in CSI, Law & Order, one of those cop shows, from the '90's & 2000's
"Space Cowboys" is a great Tommie Lee Jones movie. It also stars Clint Eastwood who directed it. Another novelty is Clint's wife in this movie is the actress who played Mea 3 in the "A Taste of Armageddon" Star Trek episode, Barbara Babcock.
15:18 proposing that the tabloids are true makes me think of the artsy film from 1986 called True Stories. It's based on tabloids. David Byrne from the Talking Heads (band) made the film. "You know it's true" ... "It's all true!" ... and many other lines come to mind.
10:28 _"Should I see Casablanca?"_ Absolutely. But I would also recommend *Defending Your Life* (1991). I was reminded of it, as it has _Rip Torn,_ the guy in charge of MIB here you thought you recognized.
Iirc, in the novelization of the movie, they outright state that J's interpretation of the gun range scenario is actually correct, and the only actual threat to human life in the target range is the girl. Love the reaction. 2 is good as well. 3 is a fun pastiche of older sci-fi tropes. And echoing everyone else that Casablanca is a must watch.
Jen, you have a black and white cat? So do I! I love you for that! And your little dog is very adorable! I miss my little guy, but I still have my kitty. Glad you liked the movie! Tommy Lee Jones is awesome in this role. He's too cool and I love it!
I love the tests, J demonstrated how to work smarter not harder and showed how he would analyze a situation before acting, not being quick on the trigger.
Yes, you should see Casablanca -- yesterday if possible. It is one you will wish you had seen earlier and one you can watch repeatedly with no regrets.
@15:42 That was some sour lemonade. Yeah because Edgar-roach drank all the sugar. A really good film with Tommy Lee Jones is "Coal Miner's Daughter" (1980) A biography drama-comedy about country singer Loretta Lynn.
If you want a cracking Tommy Lee Jones movie, 'U.S. Marshalls' is superb, it is a spin-off from the 'Fugitive' film with Wesley Snipes as the 'antagonist' with Joe Pantoliano and a youngish Robert Downey Junior. I think it's better than the Fugitive, really good intriguing story, action and characters. Very well directed too.
1. Edgar/Bug = Vincent D'onofrio played Gomer Pyle in Full Metal Jacket. 2. Tommy Lee Jones' roommate in college was Al Gore. He also said once that he doesn't have a job, just a hobby that pays extremely well. 💲 3. MIB II isn't as good as this one. 4. Tell me this wasn't a fun movie. I dare you. PS: A great Tommy Lee Jones movie is "Under Siege". He plays the heavy 👌
When Men in Black came out our local paper interviewed Lowell Cunningham, who is a friend of mine. They asked him if he was a big success and he said, "I'm just a local geek who made good." 😀I'll see him around town from time to time, in one of his many colorful bowling shirts, just blending in with the local crowds who don't know who he is. He is happy that he's not recognized by anyone who isn't a friend of his. 😀 A Tommy Lee Jones movie that most people haven't heard of is Man of the House. It's not great cinema, but it is a fun popcorn flick.
Also, another great movie with Linda Fiorentino (the medical examiner) and with Anthony Edwards (Goose from Top Gun) is Gotcha!, a spy thriller with comedy in it. I seriously would love to see someone watch that for the first time. Hint hint. 😀
The production team who made this had gained a great deal of credibility from the success of their earlier work, "The Addams Family" and "Addams Family Values." They used the same font for the opening titles for this film, hoping to get some of the priors' good luck.
For more Tommy Lee Jones check out The Fugitive with Harrison Ford and its "sequel" US Marshals with Robert Downey Jr and Wesley Snipes. Also check out No Country For Old Men by the Coen Brothers. And of course Men in Black 2 and 3 like others have suggested are a lot of fun. Oh, and check out Space Cowboys with Clind Eastwood!
A resounding 'YES' to seeing Casablanca! It features one of the coolest, greatest actors of all time - Humphrey Bogarde. I know you are young but I assume you have at least heard of him, very big in the forties and fifties, he is the man all women wanted to know and all men wanted to be (still do? Just me?). The story is set in WWII in Morocco, North Africa run by the Vichy French under German overall control. It's basically a love story but with a bit of a twist with great characters and set up with a bit of back-story thrown in. It is certainly a true classic with the much miss-quoted 'play it again Sam' line, watch the scene carefully, that's not what Rick says. You will not be wasting your time with it, I would be very interested in your reaction and, no, I'm not old enough to have seen it first time around, saw it maybe ten yers ago and it had me completely. Enjoy!
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“ The person is smart. People are dumb, stupid, panicky animals and you know it.“ One of my favorite movie quotes of all time
Truth!
I thought i was the only one who thought this!
Accurate to real life
And absolutely true!
My favourite quote as well.
I named my tortie cat Orion, after the cat in this movie as I watched it the night before adopting her. 🐈
"Tommy Lee Jones Got A Happy Ending" is the name of my band for the next ten minutes
"Casablanca" is considered one of the top 5 movies ever made. Worth a reaction.
I Second a "Casablanca" Reaction and raise "The Maltese Falcon" with Bogart.......
@@F1rstWorldNomaD Just me, but I would definitely put it up there: tight, rich script that understands the time it's living in and pays tribute to the several escapees and refugees from Europe who are in this movie; layered, flawed characters who invite argument and discussion from us, and all played by gifted actors; humor as well as drama; Dooley Wilson in a rare 1940s depiction of an intelligent and creative man of color; and, of course, the music.
considered by people born in 1930s maybe
@@Marionney Well, I don't the birth year of a viewer matters if the movie is good; and there are certain things in human nature that just don't really change. When a story manages to tap deep enough into those things, it can become timeless. I believe "Casablanca" is one of those types of stories. Incidentally, I myself was not born in the 1930s.
@@Marionney I was born in 1981 and consider Casablanca an all-time classic.
I love the scene where they interview Edgar's wife... because she literally made them lemonade, but couldn't make it right because someone ATE ALL THE SUGAR! It's the little things like that.. the attention to detail, which makes this such a good movie.
I never picked up on that, that's so funny!
Good catch.. but why the hell is she offering guests sugarless lemonade?! Either there was no sugar or maybe she just really doesn’t know how to make simple drinks and dishes lol Edgar did say her dinner looked like poison🤣🤣
@@5634TY Maybe she just thinks that the guests will be thankful for whatever they get?
I mean, that's the spirit of hospitality.
@@MrZackavelli so you would be thankful if someone squeezed some sour ass lemonade into a cup, no sugar just pure sour liquid? Don’t you dare lie either lol
@@MrZackavelli hospitality means not offering someone something if you don’t really have it or can’t prepare it properly.. makes no sense
"Never seen it. Should I see Casablanca?" Yes!!! Only one of the best films ever made.
Linda Fiorentino is a great actress. One of my personal favorites she plays in is Kevin Smith's "Dogma"
Good luck finding that one, but yes, it's great. 🙂
@@oscardiggs246 you can find the full movie on YT
Always remember when her character meets the Metatron. Alan Rickman is great in Dogma too.
@@Greeny1308 Usually I prefer to watch a legitimate copy, but given who owns the movie, I'll make an exception.😃
Dogma is a fantastic film
Smith and Jones were great in this, but I was surprised you didn't mention D'Onofrio's name, the winner of your Worst Award. He also played 'Gomer Pyle' in Full Metal Jacket, and was a lead in Law & Order: CI; a good actor!
Hadn't watched Full Metal Jacket when I watched this and never seen Law & Order
@@jenmurrayxo Understood! There are just too many movies, TV shows, and series to follow them all. I think stories about the criminal justice system are in my family's blood: my grandad loved detective/crime magazines, my dad loved Perry Mason, and my sister loved Law & Order. My other grandad and an uncle were NYC cops. So I watched L&O and skipped Friends! ;-) (Trivia time: coincidentally there was a TV Western named 'Alias Smith and Jones' in the early 1970s.)
22:12 - That actor is Vincent D'Onofrio who played Kingpin in the Netflix Daredevil show. He also played "Thor" in the teen comedy, Adventures in Babysitting (1987).
One of Zed's roles is being Zeus from Disney's Hercules!
14:48 This scene was in the commercial for this movie. It fueled a _lot_ of conversation.
Vincent D'Onofrio is fantastic as Edgar the Bug, with all of the awkward physical acting. My favorite bit is when he's parked in the exterminator's van outside the jewelry store, trying to 'act casual,' and he can't control the arms.
Vincent D O...was a Jugger in 'The Blood of Heroes'...=)
28:12 Scenes like this one lead me to believe that either this movie was intended as a standalone or the plans for sequels did not include Agent K.
Tommy Lee Jones has a lead role in the Mini series, Lonesom Dove, He was in the movie Volcano among quite a few others.
One of the greatest sci-fi/comedy films in '97. Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones, Vincent Donofrio and many more were an amazing outstanding cast.
D'Onofrio is one of the most incredible actors. I always forget everything he's ever done when I'm watching him in a role, because he embodies whatever role he's in.
the late, great Rip Torn.....loved him in Larry Sanders
Yes, you should see Cassablanca. Other Tommy Lee Jones movies: UNDER SIEGE and U.S. MARSHALLS, there are others but I haven't seen them. There are also two other MEN IN BLACK movies with Tommy Lee and Will Smith.
10:29 "Should I see _Casablanca?"_
Absolutely. It's a piece of cinematic history.
Casablanca is on my channel
@@jenmurrayxo Oh. Pardon me. I've missed it. I'll get to it, one day.
the actor who played edgar jen has played the kingpin in 3 seasons of marvels daredevil and 3 episodes of disney+ show hawkeye
That the World is going to end..... "Did he say when?" One of my favorite scenes.
"N-Y-P-D means I will KNock Your Punk-a** Down!" Cracks me up every single time.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Big fan of this movie growing up, and I really like the whole trilogy honestly. Glad you enjoyed it, it's a really fun romp.
@@F1rstWorldNomaD There was a later one with Thor or Thor's brother but it was bad.
@@ajivins1you shall require an eye exam
Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith have great chemistry in this movie. Both 2 and 3 are good also.
No they aren't
2 is bad and 3 is okay
(Funnily enough, they have almost perfect audience scores reflecting this: 90%, 30% and 60%)
@@kimghanson funny, i feel its the other way around.
@@whade62000 shit take. 2 and 3 are great. scores for movies are completely and utterly worthless.
Thanks!
Your reaction made the movie better! You should definitely watch "Casablanca."
Yes, I agree!
Hi, Jen has now reacted to Casablanca, it should be here on her UA-cam Channel. 👍
This:
"Dark Star is a 1974 American science fiction comedy film directed and produced by John Carpenter and co-written with Dan O'Bannon."
Fantastic supporting cast! Vincent D'Onofrio, Tony Shalhoub, Rip Torn and Linda Fiorentino were all perfect in their roles. And Barry Sonnenfeld too. The dog interrogation scene had me on the floor 🤣 I don't know how Tommy Lee Jones kept a straight face!
Yes, watch Casablanca! MIB 2 & 3 are worth watching too.
Casablanca… it’s not a question of should but must. It’s on the top list of any film buffs list of all time greats. A delightful romance set in a crazy time with two of the biggest stars of their time: Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart. PS: you will hear the phrase “round up the usual suspects” which was nudge nudge winked to with the title: The usual
Suspects.
I cannot agree more emphatically. One, it's perfect. Two, it's an incredibly influential movie for pretty much every filmmaker of the past 70 years. Three, it's hella fun to watch people react to it.
And Jen, read a bit on the historical background of the time it is set in. Most of the actors were actual refugees from Nazi Germany, and when the film was released in 1942, there wasn't any assurance the Allies would defeat Hitler.
Until today, I never noticed that you can see that cat's name on its collar when the Emperor gets killed.
My favorite Tommy Lee Jones part is Doo Little Lynn in COAL Miner's Daughter!
Hi Banjo. When you were doing your review at 29:29 Banjo’s tail popped out behind you and matches what you’re wearing so it almost looks like you sprouted a tail, which suits this movie. Ha ha
The Fugitive , US Marshals, double jeopardy are just a few of my favorite movies Tommy Lee Jones is in
You forgot to mention the Coen brothers' No Country For Old Men
Lonesome Dove (1989), if you're into westerns.
The hunted
I was going to waste a whole comment on this but yes see all of these movies Jen! You will love USMarshals I just know it
Rip Torn (Zed) has my favorite line in the movie: "The twins keep us on Centaurian time, standard thirty-seven hour day. Give it a few months. You'll get used to it... or you'll have a psychotic episode."
Every time I get stressed out at work, I think of that last sentence (...so I think about it a lot. LOL)
Your tuxedo kitty looks like a sibling of my cat, so cute!
Fun fact the coffee & cigarette worms are speaking Huttese from Star Wars
Kay’s character arc is what elevates this film.
13:43 This vehicle is _such_ a bundle of anachronisms. It looks like a nondescript Ford sedan. It's specially designed, though, so the pressing of a button brings out a couple jets that allow you to drive on the ceiling of a tunnel. Yet it plays eight-tracks. 🤷♂
Fave line in the movie is after he pulls the coffee table over and he looks at the other guy and goes “You wanna get down on this?” 😂
JEN: In case you didn't recognize him (his makeup was phenomenal) 'Jeebs' was played by the actor who starred as 'Monk'!
My pick for a great sci-fi/comedy would be The Last Starfighter.
11:32 if you've got too much family that might miss you and look for you, odds are you wouldn't be scouted by MIB anyway.
Jen you’re the best. This was one of my favorite reacts that I’ve watched of yours. When you mimicked Egger Suit and A Pet Cat I was dying !
😂👍 Thanks Charles! This movie is sooo fun!! 🔫👽
You said you really had a blast watchin this movie. I can believe that because you were talking and enjoying the heck out of it. And that makes it much more enjoyable to those of us who join you on these journeys. We don't watch this for the movie, we watch it for you, the hostess with the mostess. Very well done Jen, very well indeed.
Nominated for 3 Oscars
Best Production Design
Best Original Score
Best Makeup.
It won the Latter.
I sae this on VHS Christmas Day 1997 and it's pretty impressive and hilarious! A fun Sci Fi action comedy film thats epic and memorable.
The actor playing Edgar is Vincent D'Onofrio and yes, he's fabulous!
1. YES, ABSOLUTELY, you should react to Casablanca! i haven't seen it myself in about 20 years but well worth a watch.
2. Vincent D'Onofrio does not get nearly enough credit or recognition for his acting skills. when you think that he is the bug in MIB, Pvt Pyle in Full Metal Jacket, Kingpin in Daredevil/Hawkeye, and a ton of other amazing credits, it's just mind blowing--his range.
PS: you should absolutely react to MIB II, III, and international. each one is a fun adventure in their own rights.
Casablanca is on my channel now 👍
"In the Valley of Elah" (2007) is a wonderful drama with Tommy Lee Jones and Charlize Theron. Highly recommend.
8:00 OMG that's the actor that plays Wilson Fisk/Kingpin in the Netflix Daredevil series (brilliant performance btw)...he looks like a completely different person but the way he talks here INSTANTLY made me realize it's him
Vincent D’Onofrio. He was also in The Cell, Jurassic World, Full Metal Jacket, and I think some detective show like Law and Order or something. Great actor. Men in Black was the first place I saw him.
The border agent who got slimed was in Firefly's Heart of Gold. He was Dance Burgess.
*Rance
Autocorrect strikes again?
Tommy Lee Jones movies. Of course MIB 2 (2002), Space Cowboys (2000), the Client (1994), the Hunted (2003), Rules of Engagement (2000), Blown Away (1994) and Man of the House (2005).
I am surprised that nobody mentioned Jack Sholder's "The Hidden" (1987) with Kyle MacLachlan in the leading role.
This little known movie was the main influence for the "Edgar Costume".
Also highly recommendable movie, full of action and a great soundtrack.
May have only rewatched this 2 weeks ago but I'm happy to watch it again and it was again a fun time your business walk is brilliant Jen lol just brilliant 😂 and ofc whenever we get to see any of your furbabies it's a good day 👌 cheers again for the laughs Jen you're too funny 🤣🔥
OF COURSE you should see Casablanca!!! An all time great classic old school romance.
Yeah, it really seems like you had a blast watching this movie. You were clearly having so much fun the whole time. Like you seem to like a lot of movies, but this one you REALLY seemed to get into.
Yes. You should watch Casablanca, multiple times. It normally ranks #2 in lists of greatest movies. Each time you watch it, you catch more about the story.
I don't know if I'm impressed or scared that your impression of Edgar's wife was spot-on by the end.
The guy in the Edgar suit is Vincent D'nofrio( I didn't spell that right. ) was Private Pyle in Full Metal Jacket, and eas one of the Detectives in CSI, Law & Order, one of those cop shows, from the '90's & 2000's
Yes! You should see Casablanca! You won't regret it.
"Space Cowboys" is a great Tommie Lee Jones movie. It also stars Clint Eastwood who directed it. Another novelty is Clint's wife in this movie is the actress who played Mea 3 in the "A Taste of Armageddon" Star Trek episode, Barbara Babcock.
Total Recall was based on a book written by Philip K Dick
Did you see my reaction for Total Recall?
@@jenmurrayxo yes
Casablanca of course yes..but also one few have reacted too is The Maltese Falcon. Another classic Bogart movie.
the alien bug is Vincent D'Onofrio, who also played Wilson Fisk in Daredevil!
15:18 proposing that the tabloids are true makes me think of the artsy film from 1986 called True Stories. It's based on tabloids. David Byrne from the Talking Heads (band) made the film. "You know it's true" ... "It's all true!" ... and many other lines come to mind.
10:28 _"Should I see Casablanca?"_
Absolutely. But I would also recommend *Defending Your Life* (1991). I was reminded of it, as it has _Rip Torn,_ the guy in charge of MIB here you thought you recognized.
Subtle joke: J spits out the lemonade because "Egger" ate all the sugar.
“He was goo’d ? 😅🤣
Only other movie I know with Tommy Lee Jones outside the Men In Black franchise is this movie called Man Of The House
Iirc, in the novelization of the movie, they outright state that J's interpretation of the gun range scenario is actually correct, and the only actual threat to human life in the target range is the girl.
Love the reaction. 2 is good as well. 3 is a fun pastiche of older sci-fi tropes. And echoing everyone else that Casablanca is a must watch.
The cartoon also backed it up by having the little girl be a common disguise for a recurring villain.
"He flashed him!"
AYO!
Jen, you have a black and white cat? So do I! I love you for that! And your little dog is very adorable! I miss my little guy, but I still have my kitty. Glad you liked the movie! Tommy Lee Jones is awesome in this role. He's too cool and I love it!
I love the tests, J demonstrated how to work smarter not harder and showed how he would analyze a situation before acting, not being quick on the trigger.
When I first saw Captain America and the flagpole, it made me think of the egg-chair scene here.
Yes, you should see Casablanca -- yesterday if possible. It is one you will wish you had seen earlier and one you can watch repeatedly with no regrets.
@15:42 That was some sour lemonade. Yeah because Edgar-roach drank all the sugar.
A really good film with Tommy Lee Jones is "Coal Miner's Daughter" (1980) A biography drama-comedy about country singer Loretta Lynn.
Casablanca is a must see. Pretty sure it’s one of the top five movies ever made. Go watch soon!
If you want a cracking Tommy Lee Jones movie, 'U.S. Marshalls' is superb, it is a spin-off from the 'Fugitive' film with Wesley Snipes as the 'antagonist' with Joe Pantoliano and a youngish Robert Downey Junior. I think it's better than the Fugitive, really good intriguing story, action and characters. Very well directed too.
Vincent D'Onofrio played the Bug...Roach...whatever his name was! He was in Full Metal Jacket.
Yes to Casablanca, with the addition of Banjo you might want to look into Deliverance but be advised that movie should come with a warning label!
I really hope you’re doing the whole series. MIB 3 is one of the best movies ever! The story and characters will melt your heart.
Rick Baker was the EFX makeup artist he also did American werewolf in london make up. winner of several Oscars for EFX make up.
Jen - that’s a yes to watch Casablanca! Fit it in somewhere.
1. Edgar/Bug = Vincent D'onofrio played Gomer Pyle in Full Metal Jacket.
2. Tommy Lee Jones' roommate in college was Al Gore. He also said once that he doesn't have a job, just a hobby that pays extremely well. 💲
3. MIB II isn't as good as this one.
4. Tell me this wasn't a fun movie. I dare you.
PS: A great Tommy Lee Jones movie is "Under Siege". He plays the heavy 👌
When Men in Black came out our local paper interviewed Lowell Cunningham, who is a friend of mine. They asked him if he was a big success and he said, "I'm just a local geek who made good." 😀I'll see him around town from time to time, in one of his many colorful bowling shirts, just blending in with the local crowds who don't know who he is. He is happy that he's not recognized by anyone who isn't a friend of his. 😀
A Tommy Lee Jones movie that most people haven't heard of is Man of the House. It's not great cinema, but it is a fun popcorn flick.
ABSOLUTELY see Casablanca.
Also, another great movie with Linda Fiorentino (the medical examiner) and with Anthony Edwards (Goose from Top Gun) is Gotcha!, a spy thriller with comedy in it. I seriously would love to see someone watch that for the first time. Hint hint. 😀
Zed is Rip Torn who plays Bob Diamond in 'Defending Your Life'...=)
The guy that played Edger was in Mystic Pizza (with Julia Roberts) among many other movies.
Yes, you should watch Casablanca. One of the great films of all time.
You should ABSOLUTELY see Casablanca. It's an outstanding film.
The production team who made this had gained a great deal of credibility from the success of their earlier work, "The Addams Family" and "Addams Family Values." They used the same font for the opening titles for this film, hoping to get some of the priors' good luck.
Hello, Banjo!
Very enjoyable reaction. Thanks, Jen! 🤗
MIB is one of my top five favorite movies of all time. I've loved it since I was a kid in the 90's. It ages like a fine wine.
Casablanca (1942) - Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman. A true classic, must see movie.
Glad you liked it.
Yes, you will love Casablanca, from 1946, a great movie.
I friggin love canadians😊
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😻 He's a cool guy
Jen, definitely need to watch Casablanca. You'll love it.
Jeeves is played by Tony Shaloub. He plays Monk in the Monk TV crime show
1. HELLO Banjo! 2. Awesome reaction
Casablanca is a definite yes
Thee actress playing Darma from the show Darma and Greg is Danny Elfman’s daughter.
For more Tommy Lee Jones check out The Fugitive with Harrison Ford and its "sequel" US Marshals with Robert Downey Jr and Wesley Snipes. Also check out No Country For Old Men by the Coen Brothers. And of course Men in Black 2 and 3 like others have suggested are a lot of fun. Oh, and check out Space Cowboys with Clind Eastwood!
Jen recently watched The Fugitive: ua-cam.com/video/NJTQ-VekCiU/v-deo.html
A resounding 'YES' to seeing Casablanca! It features one of the coolest, greatest actors of all time - Humphrey Bogarde. I know you are young but I assume you have at least heard of him, very big in the forties and fifties, he is the man all women wanted to know and all men wanted to be (still do? Just me?). The story is set in WWII in Morocco, North Africa run by the Vichy French under German overall control. It's basically a love story but with a bit of a twist with great characters and set up with a bit of back-story thrown in. It is certainly a true classic with the much miss-quoted 'play it again Sam' line, watch the scene carefully, that's not what Rick says. You will not be wasting your time with it, I would be very interested in your reaction and, no, I'm not old enough to have seen it first time around, saw it maybe ten yers ago and it had me completely. Enjoy!
Casablanca is on my channel!
@@jenmurrayxo Cheers, I'll follow you up on that one.
They have a great thing playing off each other. Thanks for a fun video as always.