Not even a minute in, and Babu hits us with wisdom about how we all wear masks, even before the scene in the movie. Bless these gentlemen for their wonderful insight, and may they prosper. Love to this channel, and love to these three.
When Stanley is wearing the mask, he becomes a character in the style of American cartoonist Tex Avery, whose cartoons basically broke all the rules of cartooning up to that point. He went for exaggeration, improbable visual gags, and having characters talk to the audience...funny stuff!
I'm constantly amazed at the profound statements these fine men come out with. Babu is a library of ancient wisdom and morality, with the pure and playful heart of a child. Just magical.
I truly wish I'd had someone like Babu in my life as a child to impart such wisdom on me. His children, grandchildren and village are all so lucky to have him and I feel blessed to hear his words now.
Bless Babu for praising the technology of a 29 year old fim. But in fairness, The Mask aged CGI incredibly well. Way better than the first Harry Potter.
I'm suggesting Disney's "The Fox and the Hound" for an older Disney movie. The story has the universal theme of friendship and would be easy to follow. I'm sure they would have some inciteful commentary about it.
Let me tell you something @React 2.0. I love to see your reactions and comments on movies and music. You and I are from a different continent, but we are very similar in what we like. Keep going and most of all enjoy life and be happy.
1951 4-door original Studebaker champion I feel like they might enjoy "who framed Roger rabbit" It's a remake of the 1974 "Chinatown" and it's awesome. Brilliant hand drawn animation and shadow effects
When this came out it was an instant favorite for me. I was a shy kid so having such power was always a dream of mine. Lots of cool in-jokes and subtle references hinting at some intelligent people behind the production. The sequels were absolute garbage.
Glad they enjoyed it, Jim Carrey's humor works well for them! I hope you do Liar Liar, and the cartooney style of this movie made me also think of Who Framed Roger Rabbit? I think they'd be amazed to see the cartoon and live action combined.
My favorite movie reactors! It's so fun and exciting watching them :) I was wondering if you plan on showing them old black and white films? Psycho is a classic with a twist I think they would enjoy.
38:10 Because Ipkiss loved cartoons the mask gave him Cartoon Powers. The mobster loved violence so it gave him different powers. 38:54 Be careful what you wish for. The sequel wasn't very good.
Always love these guys reactions. I wanted to recommend to show them the movie Cast Away, have they seen it yet? would love to see their reaction to it!
1951 Studebaker Champion. Rest in pieces. My great-grandfather worked for the local factory here in northern Indiana (South Bend/Mishawaka) and by chance my father became a mechanic since childhood farm years. I'm just a car enthusiast and go to as many auto shows as possible, mostly classic but will photograph anything magnificent. Our Studebaker National Museum has a club (mostly old guys, naturally) which hosts a Cars n' Coffee in the parking lot on weekends during warm months and it's wonderful to see history all over again... in addition to exotics. Just about all of them are in pristine condition. What does this have to do with the video? I'd say this is the only Champion I've seen in such disrepair, like the Dodge Monaco after it fell apart in the ending scene of _The Blues Brothers_ as a form of comedy. Every Champ I've seen in person has looked like it just rolled off the assembly line. Just last year I found out there were convertible models. The prop guys really had to work on that car to have it fall apart on the bridge scene. Effective and funny. The irony is, a well maintained automobile from the 1950s on back will outlast most vehicles produced today because back then they were made of quality parts for Americans by Americans. On a somewhat similar topic, I'm a stone throw away from the AM General plant where Hummers were made. They're now remodeling to manufacture light tactical military vehicles soon. :) Bottom line, take care of your stuff and it'll take care of you. Don't do what Stanley did and kick the bumper off. You just might end up stranded at the worst of times.
I always think of other films from that time or genre while watching these uploads. Jaws made me think of The Good The Bad and The Ugly. Also Close Encounters Of The Third Kind. Predator made me think of Alien 1 & 2, First Blood and Conan The Barbarian. This made me think of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Beetlejuice and Ghostbusters. Not seeing any Hollywood films opens up so many amazing possibilities.
Haven't watched yet, but this will be interesting. For my generation (raised on reruns) we "got" all of the humor in this movie, but it wasn't really "our" thing. It was just old stuff. But know what? My MOM just about died laughing b/c SHE was a kid when all those references and jokes were like shiny new pennies! She knew what a zoot-suit was!!!
I am glad you showed them this movie, this movie is a good example of what people should see if their not used to seeing movies. There is a bunch of big movies after the year 2000 that has a lot of CGI, but there is also a lot of good ones before the year 2000 and I mainly want the same people to see the eariler old movies with CGI before they go on to the recent movies. The Mask is a good example of what they should watch if their not used to seeing CGI type movies. Now another good example and I really hope they show it to them is the 1992 movie Death Becomes Her, because they never saw the advertisements of it so they will be surprised by it.
If it's possible, would you introduce these men to the Disney film, Who Framed Roger Rabbit? It's a classic film that blends live action with traditional animation in such an incredible way that no other such film has been able to successfully replicate its technique. I think these men would love it if they saw it.
Ha, quite a surprising choice. And an awesome reaction! This could only have been better if they had seen some more classic cartoons before, some Looney Tunes for example. But hey, in that line - Space Jam could make a great reaction choice, especially since they already reacted to Michael Jordan. Or Who Framed Roger Rabbit - could be very interesting, too.
I have 2 requests! i don't know if this channel has done these movies yet but they should watch the Pirates Of The Caribbean series as well as the Nolan Batman trilogy
Jim Carrey released The Mask, Dumb and Dumber AND Ace Ventura all in the same year. That's more success than most actors careers.
What a year!
Yeah 94 was a hot year for Jim. I already knew him from earth girls are easy and in living color.
He's top tier legendary actor and comedian 👏 🙌 ❤
And Cameron Diaz licked his face!
The power of cocaine lol
Not even a minute in, and Babu hits us with wisdom about how we all wear masks, even before the scene in the movie. Bless these gentlemen for their wonderful insight, and may they prosper. Love to this channel, and love to these three.
He's really so wise. "A man should not be so decent that he is harassed everywhere." That's excellent insight.
Hey, that guy with the red hat is back! He's very positive.
Raju
These guys are so much fun to watch and listen to. Enthusiasm, newness, something we don't see in the west very often.
When Stanley is wearing the mask, he becomes a character in the style of American cartoonist Tex Avery, whose cartoons basically broke all the rules of cartooning up to that point. He went for exaggeration, improbable visual gags, and having characters talk to the audience...funny stuff!
I'm constantly amazed at the profound statements these fine men come out with. Babu is a library of ancient wisdom and morality, with the pure and playful heart of a child. Just magical.
Another childhood favorite of mine being shown! I’m so happy they enjoyed this movie! 🥰
I truly wish I'd had someone like Babu in my life as a child to impart such wisdom on me. His children, grandchildren and village are all so lucky to have him and I feel blessed to hear his words now.
I'd like to see them reacting to Truman Show. That's a great movie
Also stop video at exactly 4:30 😂
🤣😂🤣
Bro that time stamp killed me 😂
Even the red hat is matching 👍
Bless Babu for praising the technology of a 29 year old fim. But in fairness, The Mask aged CGI incredibly well. Way better than the first Harry Potter.
Probably because it's very cartoony looking
That’s easy given that it wasn’t meant to look realistic at all.
After my sad day today I needed this laughter. Thank you guys for choosing this movie!
Be strong brother
Hope your day continues to improve
@@DrakeHallGames we lost a very sweet resident at my job and it’s been hard on all of us.
@@vicegamer6944 I am so sorry - when we lose a Veteran in one of our programs it is very hard - we know your pain.
Blessings to the Villagers from Kentucky USA
This was one of my favorite movies growing up. My parents eventually had to hide the VHS copy that we had because I watched it so much lol
Lol, I remember those days of Watchung my favorite movies over and over on the VCR
You choose great movies thank you
They would love Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
I would love to meet Babu and his friends! He is such a nice personality. I wish you all the best.
15:06 Babu holy moly!!
I love this y’all should also watch the movie : Jumanji with actor Robin Williams
I'm suggesting Disney's "The Fox and the Hound" for an older Disney movie. The story has the universal theme of friendship and would be easy to follow. I'm sure they would have some inciteful commentary about it.
Babu knows how to have a good time!
I would love to see them watch "It's a Wonderful Life". I'm sure Babu would like the message and give us lots of wise proverbs.
Babu is a legend!💕😂. The guys had me cracking up!! One of best reactions yet!❤😂😂😂
I think they would enjoy watching „Sister act“ as well 😍
Sister act is a lot of fun
Let me tell you something @React 2.0. I love to see your reactions and comments on movies and music. You and I are from a different continent, but we are very similar in what we like. Keep going and most of all enjoy life and be happy.
Babu is not only very wise but also hilarious :D all you guys are really cool! Keep up the good work :)
Greetings from Sweden
Always love Babu's songs! 🥰
I love how the 2 younger ones are trying so hard not to look thirsty when cameron came on the scene XD
Me, Myself and Irene!!!! One of his best
That's a bit raunchy.
I love these guys. God bless.
Is it me or does Babu look a lot healthier?
He does! His voice sounds clearer too. Perhaps he was feeling unwell recently and got better. I hope so.
What a *smoooooth* movie option! They really won't know what the hell will hit them lol! 🎯🤑
I love how the guys instantly saw through Tina's flirting and tagged her as a criminal.
I so enjoy watching the Villagers reactions to these different movies it's so interesting to see the way the perceive them.😂
I love Jim Carrey movies. My two favorite movies he played was Mask and Lier Lier.
Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls also very funny one he did. funniest movie of all-time, in my humble opinion.
I think the younger boys where laughing about something else when Babu said she was licking him 🤣😂
1951 4-door original Studebaker champion
I feel like they might enjoy "who framed Roger rabbit"
It's a remake of the 1974 "Chinatown" and it's awesome. Brilliant hand drawn animation and shadow effects
Cameron Diaz never looked this good again.
You guys gotta show them "Bruce All Mighty" movie. Im sure they would love it.
these guys give better literary analysis sitting here than most of my high school by graduation.
When this came out it was an instant favorite for me. I was a shy kid so having such power was always a dream of mine. Lots of cool in-jokes and subtle references hinting at some intelligent people behind the production. The sequels were absolute garbage.
I love how they are seeing all the good movies I remember as a kid
Wow haven't seen this one in ages.
this made me so happy
dude i was tihnking about recommending this and then you upload it haha amazing
😊 splendid reaction, inspired a good song at the end 🙂 enjoy the cinematic journey 😎
I think Babu is in love. His face when she walks in
Amazing loved this reaction vid
15:05
*OMG!!!*
😂😂😂
Mask, starring Eric Stoltz, Cher, & Sam Eliot. Great soundtrack. Based on the real life of Rocky Dennis. This drama deserves a watch. 😊
Glad they enjoyed it, Jim Carrey's humor works well for them! I hope you do Liar Liar, and the cartooney style of this movie made me also think of Who Framed Roger Rabbit? I think they'd be amazed to see the cartoon and live action combined.
Bruce Almighty or The Truman Show would have some great reactions I think!
My favorite movie reactors! It's so fun and exciting watching them :) I was wondering if you plan on showing them old black and white films? Psycho is a classic with a twist I think they would enjoy.
God these villagers are too cool man
38:10 Because Ipkiss loved cartoons the mask gave him Cartoon Powers. The mobster loved violence so it gave him different powers.
38:54 Be careful what you wish for. The sequel wasn't very good.
Another great childhood movie to watch would be "The Black Cauldron" ❤
Hands down on my personal favorite Jim Carrey movie
oh man it's hard to choose...
@@fosphor8920 Its between this, Truman Show and When Nature Calls.
Always love these guys reactions. I wanted to recommend to show them the movie Cast Away, have they seen it yet? would love to see their reaction to it!
Please don't show them bad sequels to great movies. This being one of them.
I would love to see a Dark night reaction.
Thanks for the great reaction! You should show them Charlie's Angels with Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu 😊
I have been waiting for this one.
1951 Studebaker Champion. Rest in pieces. My great-grandfather worked for the local factory here in northern Indiana (South Bend/Mishawaka) and by chance my father became a mechanic since childhood farm years. I'm just a car enthusiast and go to as many auto shows as possible, mostly classic but will photograph anything magnificent.
Our Studebaker National Museum has a club (mostly old guys, naturally) which hosts a Cars n' Coffee in the parking lot on weekends during warm months and it's wonderful to see history all over again... in addition to exotics. Just about all of them are in pristine condition. What does this have to do with the video? I'd say this is the only Champion I've seen in such disrepair, like the Dodge Monaco after it fell apart in the ending scene of _The Blues Brothers_ as a form of comedy. Every Champ I've seen in person has looked like it just rolled off the assembly line. Just last year I found out there were convertible models.
The prop guys really had to work on that car to have it fall apart on the bridge scene. Effective and funny. The irony is, a well maintained automobile from the 1950s on back will outlast most vehicles produced today because back then they were made of quality parts for Americans by Americans. On a somewhat similar topic, I'm a stone throw away from the AM General plant where Hummers were made. They're now remodeling to manufacture light tactical military vehicles soon. :)
Bottom line, take care of your stuff and it'll take care of you. Don't do what Stanley did and kick the bumper off. You just might end up stranded at the worst of times.
Great reaction to this movie.
Looking forward to them seeing the other mask film after this 😊
This was my favorite movie... AS A KID!! 😂 Can you imagine?
I still love it today, but now I realise, it's not that kid friendly.
8:49 "KomPuTRR" lol
I think they'd like Jumanji, the original
"Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls" next? :D Babu will love it
I always think of other films from that time or genre while watching these uploads.
Jaws made me think of The Good The Bad and The Ugly. Also Close Encounters Of The Third Kind.
Predator made me think of Alien 1 & 2, First Blood and Conan The Barbarian.
This made me think of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Beetlejuice and Ghostbusters.
Not seeing any Hollywood films opens up so many amazing possibilities.
"In modern era everyone is out there wearing a mask" wise words of a wise man
Haven't watched yet, but this will be interesting. For my generation (raised on reruns) we "got" all of the humor in this movie, but it wasn't really "our" thing. It was just old stuff. But know what? My MOM just about died laughing b/c SHE was a kid when all those references and jokes were like shiny new pennies! She knew what a zoot-suit was!!!
It would be fun to know how they think they would act if they wore the mask
Matrix and men in black
I am glad you showed them this movie, this movie is a good example of what people should see if their not used to seeing movies. There is a bunch of big movies after the year 2000 that has a lot of CGI, but there is also a lot of good ones before the year 2000 and I mainly want the same people to see the eariler old movies with CGI before they go on to the recent movies. The Mask is a good example of what they should watch if their not used to seeing CGI type movies. Now another good example and I really hope they show it to them is the 1992 movie Death Becomes Her, because they never saw the advertisements of it so they will be surprised by it.
The second Mask film went into development hell
If it's possible, would you introduce these men to the Disney film, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
It's a classic film that blends live action with traditional animation in such an incredible way that no other such film has been able to successfully replicate its technique. I think these men would love it if they saw it.
You should show them a Jackie Chan movie some time.
I'm waiting for the next Star Wars movie ❤️
Show them a Jackie Chan movie!! Rush Hour?
love this movie, happy that they enjoyed it!
I would love for them to see Star wars : attack of the clones
as hit as the film was, i much liked the animated cartoon series.. to me, that was really well crafter and the voiceovers were excellent !
You heard them, they can’t wait to watch, “son of the mask”. As a commenter I demand their wish be granted.
Back to the Future trilogy when???
No more Star Wars videos?
Id love to see those ones.
I would like them to watch "the Meg" or a horror movie, like "it" or "the omen"
Ha, quite a surprising choice. And an awesome reaction!
This could only have been better if they had seen some more classic cartoons before, some Looney Tunes for example.
But hey, in that line - Space Jam could make a great reaction choice, especially since they already reacted to Michael Jordan. Or Who Framed Roger Rabbit - could be very interesting, too.
The guys liked this movie, I'm sure they will enjoy Who Framed Roger Rabbit too!
The car is a Studebaker, from the 50,s we used to call them Stupidbakers.
Have you considered Slumdog Millionaire for a react?
The long car is called a limousine.
Could someone explain the "Ocean" to them and it's larger than the sea.
PAUSE THIS VIDEO AT 4:30
Thank me later 🤣🤣🤣
Alright now they gotta do “Bruce Almighty” 😃🙏🏼❤
I have 2 requests! i don't know if this channel has done these movies yet but they should watch the Pirates Of The Caribbean series as well as the Nolan Batman trilogy
I'm glad they got metaphorical with their understanding of what it means to wear a mask. Maybe they can recognize this in the movie
Hahaha nope not a prostitute. 😂😂😂😂
TRANSFORMERS..FOR THE YOUNGER GUYS.
I think we need some Tarantino movie
Who keeps clicking like a bird? 😂😂