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Not seeing the Color Purple. My number one favorite
Lord of the rings extended version is a must see.
@@andrewski3033 yawn
Everytime Jenny says you don’t know what love is she’s 100% projecting. She has no idea what love is therefore she could not even receive forrest’s REAL love.
I always felt for Jenny. She felt dirty due to her childhood abuse, and Forrest was always so pure. She was terrified that she’d taunt that purity so she held him at arms length until she had her own child and grew emotionally enough to understand that she wasn’t broken. She was healing.
*taint not taunt is what I think you meant ?
I love your comment.
The way she treated Forrest was inexcusable by anyone's standards.
That's really true
Nope jenny just selfish
"Is he smart?" Probably the best line ever delivered.
That moment won Tom Hanks the Oscar.
Is he smart, or is he...
And he can't even finish the sentence. He's so choked up he can't even say the words. It is the first and only time we see Forrest at a loss for words.
And we see for the first time that in spite of everything momma tried to do to make him feel OK, Forrest didn't want his child to face the same challenges he faced. It's a heartbreaking moment after all we have seen Forrest go through.
That moment won the Oscar for Hanks and for the whole movie in my opinion.
oh my god, your offscreen crying after Bubba was almost too much. I could feel your heart breaking.
What an emotion that was xxx
Yeah, that scene is already sad enough, but her genuinely crying like that makes me tear up even more.
Nothing wrong with crying, though. Helps with my chronic dry eyes.
Same 🥺
She has me crying, I've seen this movie a million times.
She’s a sweetheart ❤❤❤
its an incredible movie. Everyone falls in love with Forrest so fast. Many get so angry with Jenny, I appreciate how empathic you were with how her life was portrayed. She just could never accept herself as worthy of Forrests love. It was cute how they fit him into those historic shots.
I always think how this movie would be a total tragedy from Jenny's point of view, with just some silver linings of Forest in between...
Yeah...it's the terrible consequences of abuse.
At first I was really angry with Jenny, but I put myself in her 👞 and understood her side of everything. I completely understand her frame of mind. Also I Robin does not get enough credit for her acting in this movie.
@@natalieburnham3300 The story of her fathers abuse show how the damage go beyond his daughter into society as a whole. She is brave, but does not dare to put her own problems on Forrests shoulders. They are so respectful of one another which makes it such a beautiful story.
Jenny is complicated. I could only cry over her. I don’t hate her. A lot of people with hurt do hurt others whether they mean to or not. What they need to do is be kind to themselves and realise how they can use what power they have to make things right in the future. It’s not easy and some people won’t forgive but you can do it.
Finally someone who understands that Jenny's not a bad person, just a girl who had to go throught horrible things during her childhood. Things that just psychologicaly destroyed her, destroyed her self confidence, brought her to that self-destructing behaviour she then had. But she knew that Forrest getting close to Forrest would put him in danger, that she could eventually drag him down with her and that her life would obliterate him so she choosed to protect him by not allowing him to get close to her. Only when she had fixed and stabilised her life did she allow herself to get close to him.
And it's never an obligation to love anyone in the romantic way if you're not feeling that either. There can be brotherly/sisterly care. And this is also allowed to change.
I can't tell you in words how frustrating it is when I see dumbass reactors shit on Jenny for no reason at all without understanding the context of her character. She fucking went through sexual abuse from her father! You don't bounce back to normal psychology after that.
When Jenny tells Forest he doesn't know what love is, she is actually the one that has never known love.
When Jenny tells Forest to run anytime something bad happens, it is because she is always running from her past.
"Sometimes when people go to Vietnam, they go home to their mommas without any legs. Sometimes they don't go home at all." This is what Forrest says during his speech in DC.
Wait im intrigued but how do you know this?
@@cranktheshitup I believe Tom Hanks himself said so in an interview once.
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When I saw you crying when Forrest and his Momma were walking to the house I thought oh dang this girl is in trouble with what's to come. You're a very compassionate person and a lot of the reactors I've seen gave none to Jenny considering the trauma she went through as a child.
😨 Jenny's life is a warning to all parents!
When you break your child, his suffering lasts his whole life!
Not a week, a month, but decades 😨
Great movie. Forest wasn't mentally or emotionally challenged, he just had a very low IQ. It's how he used his limited intellect that was most impressive, thanks to his mother. He had an understanding of the world that wasn't obscured by intellectual pursuits.
Oh hon, your emotions are going to run the gamut today!
Jenny never thought she deserved him. That's a result of the abuse she endured. She really did love him.
We should ALL have a friend like Forrest Gump.
Would love her to react to “The Green Mile”
Oh, bless the person who requested this one. I'm sure it's going to be a wonderful reaction.
I concur! 😊
Also while doing this movie Gary Senise (Lieutenant Dan) had his eyes opened to the challenges that Veterans, especially disabled Veterans face and now he’s MASSIVELY involved in philanthropy and activism for Veterans. He’s done a TON fir them since appearing in this movie.
Yes Gary Senise is one of my favorite actors because of that. if you go to UA-cam check out Lt. Dan band.
Apparently Tom Hanks had difficulty finding the voice for forest until he met the actor who played little Forest. How awesome that a small child who wasn’t exactly a professional actor can have just as much impact on a person truly serious about acting as one of the great acting masters. Never be afraid to learn from babies. They have things you can’t learn in books
Hey there. Well the "Southern Accent" isnt really difficult. Watch the movie ""Smokey and the Bandit" There the accent. Ive made it a hobby to recognize where people are from by their accents, expressions used and lastly by cloths they wear. KSO gets so emotional so quick doesnt she.
Lt. Dan Taylor’s story is sometimes a real representation of how combat veterans think after being injured in the line of duty. The military prepares you for everything it possibly can but can’t teach you how to feel or deal with life after combat is over. They now have resources for active duty veterans returning from combat.I loved this character because he overcomes the guilt of surviving the war, dealing with his new life and disabilities, exercising his demons, and coming out on top anyways!
Gary Sinise the actor who played Lt.Dan Taylor does a lot of work for US Service Members and their families through his foundation. He performs with the Lt. Dan Band for the USO for us servicemen and women all over the world.
As a tunnel rat in one of those films with Treat Williams used to say
They teach you to love the tunnels, but they don't teach you how to stop loving them when you quit.
In fact one of the veterans he has helped is Michael Conner Humphreys who played Young Forrest in the film.
I believe Vietnam vets in particular had challenges bc of the social climate here… it’s kind of alluded to when Jenny’s boyfriend upon meeting Forrest in uniform, asked “who’s the baby killer?” Contrast with post WWII, there are images from ticker tape parades that everyone recognizes…. sometimes THESE guys would come back and be spit on. And then consider that many of the vets had been drafted - there were many who wouldn’t have gone otherwise.
PLUS although PTSD was known about (not sure if it was called PTSD by then or still “shell shock” or “battle fatigue”), the treatment available at the time was lacking.
I attended nursing school in the early 2000s, so this is an old statistic, but I remember being told that about 40% of our country’s homeless people were vets. 😢 Shameful.
Forest floats through life like the feather. Being ‘stupid’ he doesn’t over complicate his existence by focusing on things that don’t matter in life like most people do. He lives his life guided by good morals and what feels right. We can all take a lesson from him.
It's why with the large amount of Skynrd in the movie, I was disappointed "Simple Man" wasn't in the soundtrack. Forest is the poster child for that song.
Forget your lust for the rich man's gold, all that you need is in your soul.
In reality, if you float through life like a feather it gets you nowhere.
Forest also achieves the stuff people dream about - sports star, military hero, fame, riches- and all he cares about is being a good friend and dad
@@orangewarm1 or it gets you everywhere. Depends on your frame of mind. With yours, you’ll end up exactly where I said
@@orangewarm1 because you limit yourself and it will make you stucked there..no matter how you do..you wont achieve anything in your life with your think ability..
Like Forest..he dont limit himself..he do something to counter the difficult situation or divert the bad situation to good..and of course it needs a lot of effort and courage to do it..
We can take those positive vibes to do it too in real life..
Yes Jenny’s decisions weren’t the best ones. But we have to remember what growing up was like for her too and that she couldn’t get the help she needed at that time. She truly loved Forrest, that much is certain.
I think people tend to overlook how she lays everything out for Forrest before she asks him if he would marry her. That he didn't do anthing wrong, that she is sick and I like to think that she had some support in place for Forrest Jr. when she dies.
Of couse she hopes (more like knows) that Forrest will take care of their son, but the point is, she doesn't lie, evade or anything. She allows for Forrest to make his own informed decision to marry her.
@@shinrapresident7010 If the doctors don't know what she has, how can she tell him?
Even when AIDS was somewhat known, many people thought that only gay people could catch it, because that's what some people told them. I remember a bit of the shock when it became clear that everyone could catch AIDS.
It was also a bit of a shock when some wives found out that their 'good husbands' were bisexual.
That’s true but you can’t keep hurting someone over and over just because of past trauma. When you start projecting your hurt to others, that becomes a problem. I’m still sympathetic for her character however. Her life and choices was tragic.
24:39 I'm a swede and not an american so I haven't seen this, but I think the reason the captain is so angry is not only because he lost his legs, but when the soldiers came home from Vietnam alot of people protested against the war and said it was wrong. The American soliders was not seen as war heroes as they were 1945 when WWII ended. Alot of the american people rejected the soldiers after Vietnam and they became lonely and islolated.
Yip.
Also there is the whole "member of his family has died in every American war". It is to the point it has become a family tradition. He thought it was his destiny to die in the war. And when he didn't he felt like he had failed.
So you have the fact that he lost much of his platoon, And lost his legs top of all that he failed at fulfilling his destiny of dying in the war. Then after he is back home you add the things you talked about.
I cried along with you. I struggle with tourettes and autism and I felt the emotional rollercoaster as well.
You’re the perfect person I wanted to watch ( for me again) this movie. You’re a real beautiful person ❣️
If you haven’t watched “ Fried Green Tomatoes “ you’re missing another beautiful movie. Thank you again for being the way you are ❣️
Wow, thank you Darlin'
Oh yes, a great movieabout deep friendship.
So many simple lines evoke such strong emotions.
"I'm not a smart man, but I know what love is."
"Is he smart or is he..."
"You died on a Saturday morning"
"I wanna go home" breaks me every time.
As someone who was born with spina bifida, and who didn't walk until I was three, the line "Do you know what it's like not to be able to use your legs" absolutely devastates me every single time.
Anyone who cared about forest got upset when people called him stupid ie jenny, mom and lt. Dan. I only saw one person to take note of that on a reaction. I thought it was ironic that most people believed him to be “stupid” but he excelled in anything he put his mind to.
This is the first reaction to your videos and I thoroughly enjoyed it….subbed. Also, you picked up on a lot of stuff that most reactors didn’t.
I think I have watched this reaction 25 times...Never have I seen such genuine and wild emotional shifts it's amazing and endearing how you can be crying in one second and cackling with laughter the next second. I imagine you must have run out of tissue on this movie...This reaction is priceless, keep it up girl.
that zoom out on your face when you were like, “unless you like that it hurts…” 😂😂😂😂
LMAOO
Hi KSO your actually the first reactor who identified the possible reason for forest running , your analysis makes perfect sense ,I seen the movie several times, watched different reaction and it never occurred to me about how he dealt with loss and rejection, fantastic reaction, genuine heart felt, much love from Ireland
I loved how she prayed to be a bird and when he buried her under thier tree, all the birds flew to the tree at the end.
Tom Hanks received his 2nd [consecutive] Best Actor Oscar for this role, the previous year was for Philadelphia. Tom also worked with Gary Sinise [Lt DAN] in Apollo 13 and The Green Mile.
Such a beautiful reaction. I saw this movie when it came out 30 years ago and it still brings tears to my eyes. I'm also glad that you understood Jenny. So many people hated her for how she treated him but she was molested by her father. That gave her tremendous trust issues and made her feel like she didn't deserve a good guy like Forest. Finally, I'd like to point out that the 1990s gave us the greatest films. If you just focus on that decade you will have a tremendous list of classics to choose from.
"Forrest fixing his trauma with his running". I'd say that's a very good analysis! Great review as always.
Thank you so much Darlin'
😘
I misunderstood Jenny’s character when I watched this movie when I was young. I think she is one of the most misunderstood characters in the history of cinema.
We can barely comprehend the suffering she went through just as a kid, let alone the suffering she endured as an adult.
Her story was so heartbreaking. The beacon of light and purity in her life was Forrest. Always. And I’m glad her life ended whilst being married to him and being a family.
You're the only one that got the gist of the whole run Forrest run. Everyone I've seen missed it. Through his whole life he's been running and it puts him through the most profound road of life.
The "is he smart or is he (like me)" line gets everybody lol
My Mom taught learning and physically challenged kids for 30 years. She instilled in me and my brothers pretty early to have understanding for other people, that they were people deserving respect and caring like everyone else. I really feel the same way about bullies and the disabled and challenged. I have lost my temper a few times at people talking down or making fun of people who are dealing with some kind of disability. It is pretty hurtful to hear.
You must be the sweetest woman i ever seen on youtube. Keep doing what you are doing and i will always watch.❤️
I gotta say that you're one of the few reactors I've seen who immediately got how Jenny is how she is because of her childhood abuse and how running away from things is her only coping mechanism. Most people miss that and decide she's the bad guy in the movie because of how she behaves towards Forrest, even though she's so adamant that running is the only way to deal with problems that it's the literal advice she always gives to Forrest himself: run from bullies, run from danger in Vietnam. Always run. He even tried to run from his heartbreak for three whole years when Jenny left him the last time.
I was very fortunate to have a mother who volunteered at the Special Olympics when I was a kid. So for a few years I was lucky enough to I walked the participants from the event to getting the awards. I absolutely loved that experience!
I loved watching your reaction to this great movie. And thank you for sharing that extremely moving and powerful story of your disabled cousin standing up for you to the abusive nanny. That story really touched me.
I can't hold my tears when the part "is he smart or is he.." comes 😭😭😭
I like watching certain movie reactors and pretty much everybody has a Forrest Gump reaction, yours might be my favorite one so far, thank you again as usual for being so open with your emotions
Thank you Darlin'
The boy that played Forrest Jr, went on to be in a few other blockbuster films. He's a grown-ass man now.
Your description of why Forrest was running was perfect. I knew this movie would hit you emotionally and your reaction was wonderful.
15:08 He's a drill sergeant, it's his job to shout at people.
I just subscribed to you not too long ago. And I've only just recently started actually watching your videos. I wanted to say watching you react to Bubba broke my heart. 💔 I can tell you're such a kind spirit. Also I'm sorry you went through that with your nanny. I'm happy your cousin stuck up for you. Thank you for your pure heart and heart felt reaction to one of my favorite movies of all time. ❤ I hope your day is well. :)
"A special spot for"; the world needs more people of heart like you.
This reaction was also enjoyable - you had me crying with you.
I also appreciate how sympathetic you were to Jenny. I think we’re used to movies telling us how to feel about a character but this movie doesn’t do that. It presents us people and situations and keys us make our own opinions.
I'm a grown man and I literally cried with her on certain scenes.
22:55 For those curious, according to Tom Hanks, Forrest’s speech was as follows; “Sometimes when people go to Vietnam, they go home to their mommas without any legs. Sometimes they don’t go home at all. That’s a bad thing. That’s all I have to say about that.”
Dang lady, you had me an emotional mess watching this with you! But that's okay...as long as you watch The Green Mile sometime. Tom and Michael Clarke Duncan are wonderful together and Tom is such a nice man, he gave Lt. Dan a cameo in it. Forrest Gump and The Green Mile are tied as my two favorite movies of all time! You will love it too, I know you will.
From Elvis to AIDS, the movie Forest Gump is a story of the touchstones of a generation, beautifully told.
SO HAPPY TO SEE THIS REACTION!!!!! By far my favorite!
FUN FACT: The child actor playing young Forest was having a hard time speaking like Tom Hanks, so Tom decided to learn how to speak like him. That’s why he talks like that: ua-cam.com/video/QmMHP6JxU4s/v-deo.html
Every time I watch this movie and when forest finds out he’s a father, and he asks if he’s smart or is he like me, it breaks me every time
Forrest's mom did a magnificent job raising him, she never tried to p4otect him from all he was gonna have to face but prepared him for it, never made him feel like he was different, even when he was and he excelled throughout his life. Tom Hanks has portrayed some amazing roles.
Loved your reaction, as usual
Sometimes when you run, people think you're running away. But often you're running toward a situation where you're the one in control. If you ever do it in life, it's pretty impressive how it shifts the power dynamic.
“Who wants to sit with you and your big ears” 💕😂 i love your fierce protectiveness
What he said to the crowd about Vietnam: "Sometimes when people go to Vietnam, they go home to their mommas without any legs. Sometimes they don't go home at all. That's a bad thing. That's all I have to say about that."
Dont think I ever saw anyone laugh so hard, and cry so hard at the same movie. But thats just you. A sweetheart with a gentle soul. Take care of urself. We need all th people like you, we can get.
Kudos to Jenny for accepting Forrest as a person. I can relate to Forrest. I was born with facial abnormalities and had to have several major reconstructive surgeries. Some surgeries actually made matters worse. Kids can be cruel, but there was one girl, Danielle, that became my best friend. She was very popular, even became a cheerleader, but told me that her friends in cheer would talk behind her back, and those same girls would try to gossip with her about the other girls. She said that I was the only one she could trust because people can be fake. She went to see me in the hospital for my last major surgery at the children's hospital. She got inspired by that and the other children who were in there for things much worse. She actually is now a nurse for that very children's hospital. No, I didn't marry her, but I have been married to my wife for 10 years. I didn't think it could be possible. And she loves me despite my noticable abnormalities. I guess it's good in a way to grow up with these problems because you can realize who's truly a good friend versus someone that only sees you based upon status. Hold to those who are real.
7:10 So begins probably the best four and a half minutes of UA-cam I've ever watched. Thank you so much for sharing your story of your cousin. So much love to you both.
Wow, thank you!
20:44 I wish I was there to hug you ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Salute to my Gramps, Dad, and uncle in the Army 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Jenny ended up giving Forrest the ultimate gift. His son. Your reaction was much like mine when I first saw this movie. Just a beautiful production; thank you.
16 min in and I just want to kiss you! You’re the first reactor who I’ve seen understanding right from the bat how Jenny’s childhood trauma completely messed her up and led her on a path of self loathing and self destruction, and made her unable to realise she was deserving of Forrest’s love. Thank you so much. It says a lot about you as a person and I’m here for it! I’m joining your patreon now! 😂
Very kind of you
So many great quotes in this movie!!!! Tom Hanks was SUPERB with this acting. You did a great reaction on this one.
You should check out him in Philadelphia. Such a great movie. One of his most controversial roles.
What was controversial? Homosexuality? Shows a lot about yourself with your comment.
@@no834 At the time it actually was controversial. Consider the lines the actors spoke. "He brought AIDS into our restroom." Those were pretty unenlightened times. Yeah, I don't think Christy Davis was out of line at all. I think maybe you were.
I got to this Channel absolutely by accident through UA-cam recommendations, but this is another injustice. You don't react to movies, you just live with the heroes of their fate and pass them through your heart. this is very unusual and I cry with you in particularly tragic moments. You are just an incredibly cool woman! Health to you and greetings from Siberia
One of the many great things about this movie was the way they picked the perfect song, , popular in the time in history corresponding with what was happening in Forrest's life, with the perfect lyrics to go along with the scene.
Pretty neat Lt. Dan says "same stuff they use on the space shuttle" and a year later those two are in Apollo 13 together. Gary Sinise has basically dedicated his life to helping veterans since this movie.
There's a video of people thanking him that you just gotta see called, "Gary Reacts to Video of Tom Hanks, Robin Roberts and Others Thanking Him for His Humanitarian Work"
One of the greatest stories about Hanks creating Forest is that he modeled his speech pattern after the little boy who played young Forest. That's how he really talks. Also of note, the little boy who played Forest Jr went on to get an Oscar nomination for The Sixth Sense. Have you watched that one yet?
I cry the same times you did. Everytime I watch it. It is a movie everyone should see. The whole cast did such a great job.
If I ever need a good cry as well as to feel grateful for my life, I watch this movie.
Hey K Maj, I agree with you 100 percent! As you said, the cast did GREAT. Gary Sinise as Lt. Dan is a personal favorite of mine! Forrest Gump had SUCH a pure heart, and he showed the upmost loyalty to those closest to him. I think that is something we can all admire and try to apply in our own lives. Overall, I just find this movie to be very inspirational, and I quote it all the time too! Also, my brother has Autism, which helps me connect with the movie even more (I know Forrest did not have Autism, but him and my brother can relate a bit in that they are both disabled).
I actually posted a video on my channel back in February that is almost like a tribute video to Forrest Gump (though I called it a Mashup). You see, there's a band named Family Of The Year, and they used their hit song "Hero" for Richard Linklater's 2014 movie called Boyhood. For my video, I used "Hero" as background music while showing various scenes from Forrest Gump. Aside from matching song lyrics with movie scenes, my intention with the video was to try and create something unique.
If you have a few minutes sometime and are interested, here is a link to that video: ua-cam.com/video/Or-sIiNANYg/v-deo.html
If you don't check it out, no worries at all! I won't be offended! But thank you so much in advance if you do see it! Have a great day, and stay safe!
This movie is one of my top five favorite movies of all time, Tom Hank's performance in this movie is amazing.
One of the touching things at the end was seeing Lt. Dan standing on his magic legs with his (presumably Vietnamese) wife. He looks like he is indeed at peace.
Dearest Sincerely
I feel with you in the emotional scenes,especially when Forrest holds Bubba.I teared when you teared.Have you seen "The Green Mile",another emotionally charged Movie?If you love another tearry eyed Movie,"The Green Mile" is the one to see.
20:32 I cried with you. You have such a pure gold heart and a beautiful soul.
“Why am I crying?”
Cause you’re a mumma and you know the deep emotions. That’s why
Have you done the green mile. That will take you for an emotional ride as well
This movie is an all time classic for a reason. If you don't cry, something is wrong with you.
@5:44 your laughter is so contagious hahaha you're a very happy person and your reaction videos are sweet. Thank you
For part of this reaction, I had a water pressure hose cleaning my driveway so I couldn't hear it. Watching your muted reaction to the end scenes still got me tearyeyed.
This is my favorite movie of all time, one thing I love about this movie is that every time I watch it I get the same reactions as the first time!
Hey TheJmot97! Forrest Gump is a great choice for a favorite movie! Whenever I watch Forrest Gump, my experience with this movie is that it is SO engaging and well-acted that it feels like it is a quick watch even though the movie is almost 2 1/2 hours long. And despite it being a fictional story, I still find it to be very inspirational, and it has moments that I think most people can relate to on an emotional level. Also, my brother has Autism, which helps me connect with the movie even more (I know Forrest did not have Autism, but him and my brother can relate a bit in that they are both disabled).
I actually posted a video on my channel back in February that is almost like a tribute video to Forrest Gump (though I called it a Mashup). You see, there's a band named Family Of The Year, and they used their hit song "Hero" for Richard Linklater's 2014 movie called Boyhood. For my video, I used "Hero" as background music while showing various scenes from Forrest Gump. Aside from matching song lyrics with movie scenes, my intention with the video was to try and create something unique.
If you have a few minutes sometime and are interested, here is a link to that video: ua-cam.com/video/Or-sIiNANYg/v-deo.html
If you don't check it out, no worries at all! I won't be offended! But thank you so much in advance if you do see it! Have a great day, and stay safe!
I knew this would get to you. Such an emotional roller coaster. Everyone loves this movie. Tom Hanks and all actors were amazing.
One of my all-time fave films. Hanks' iconic role is perfection. All the feels. How can you not be moved? You'd have to be made of stone - and I never would want to know you. Great emotional reactions hon (hugs). A beautiful movie. Period.
High five to your cousin! True warrior ❤
I love watcing your reactions, your emotions are so pure and it is refreshing!
I think this may be one of the few perfect films ever made. I've seen it dozens of times, and I cry every time.
Tom Hanks won the Oscar award.
thank you hunny never apologize for having compassion and a heart
This is a wonderful movie and you did a fantastic review and reaction. The part with Jenny as a child praying in the cornfield, hits home for me.
I know the pain Jenny is feeling throughout her life and was trying to quite her pain through various things that were actually harming her but was only thinking about numbing that pain, yet was glad she had their child, got herself together but hate it was too late. People sometimes don't see the writing on the wall and don't realize how truly precious life is.
I think you're not only a very beautiful woman with a flawlessly beautiful complexion, your beautiful heart makes radiates through you and has touched my heart as well.
Hey Bella Vita, I really like your comment! I think the word "Bittersweet" perfectly describes what you are saying here. And the more we can empathize with Jenny's story, the more we can understand her behavior and the decisions she makes throughout her life. This movie just never gets old for me! Each time I watch it, I get a new perspective on something, or am touched by a different moment. Forrest Gump is one of my most quotable movies too! Also, my brother has Autism, which helps me connect with the movie even more (I know Forrest did not have Autism, but him and my brother can relate a bit in that they are both disabled).
I actually posted a video on my channel back in February that is almost like a tribute video to Forrest Gump (though I called it a Mashup). You see, there's a band named Family Of The Year, and they used their hit song "Hero" for Richard Linklater's 2014 movie called Boyhood. For my video, I used "Hero" as background music while showing various scenes from Forrest Gump. Aside from matching song lyrics with movie scenes, my intention with the video was to try and create something unique.
If you have a few minutes sometime and are interested, here is a link to that video: ua-cam.com/video/Or-sIiNANYg/v-deo.html
If you don't check it out, no worries at all! I won't be offended! But thank you so much in advance if you do see it! Have a great day, and stay safe!
A beautiful reaction by a beautiful soul. I’ve seen this film dozens of times but still cried right along with you throughout. Thank you for getting Jenny; so many reactors hate her. It’s a wonderful tragicomedy. “Philadelphia” (1993) is great also.
You restore my faith in humanity !:-)
This movie produced the term 'Oscar Bait' and proceeded to win Tom his 2nd Oscar. You are right the soundtrack is terrific.
Gary Sinise, who played Lt. Dan, now plays bass guitar in the 'Lieutenant Dan Band', raising money for wounded veterans' he does about 50 shows a year - a magnificent human being.
I saw an interview with Tom Hanks about his accent. He said that he was inspired by the boy who played young Forrest. He had a very distinct natural accent and Hanks wanted to try and adopt it for the adult character. Brilliant work.
I have seen this soooo many times- in my top 10- brilliantly done- I’ve always loved how they incorporated so many things- Brilliantly done-Perfection! So wish I could afford Patreon- 💝💖✨
I can tell you're such a kind soul. THANK YOU for opening up to so many strangers on the internet. I loved your reaction and hearing your own personal life experience. Best wishes!
I've always felt that this story was more real than real. A life that so many casually live, but don't realize the impact one has on others. An when you stop and take notice of your own life, you can be surprised and amaze. Just like the work you are doing right now. Your programs gave me so many smiles during 2020. I never realized how much I needed that, despite getting through that without difficulties. Thank You for being YOU.
Tom Hanks is an INCREDIBLE actor, someone, somehow, have her watch "Big."
Your reaction set my soul straight for a bit. I love your sense of empathy and I react in basically the same way. You seem to understand the heartbreaking sense of goodness that Forrest brings, and well as the humor. Silvestri's score is inseperable from this film and is one of my all-time favorite soundtracks.
Thank you so much
Thanks for sharing your storey of your cousin. Hope they know how special they are for doing that for you. I grew up from kindergarten up till I graduated and moved from home at about 26 I was very much the victim of bullying. Your heart is so beautiful. I wish I knew people like yourself then. I could have made it through anything then for sure. You would have told me just the right thing I bet to get me through it. But now. I’m just glade that I can watch at least a nice person who stands for great things. And has a heart of gold. Appreciate you KSP. And thanks for the Forest Gump Reaction. You crying got me. Awe big huge hug.
Forrest Gump is one of those perfect movies. Great story that has little bits of every movie genre.
Hey Mark Cain, I totally agree with you on Forrest Gump! Whenever I watch the movie, my experience with it is I find it SO engaging and well-acted that it feels like it is a quick watch even though the movie is almost 2 1/2 hours long. And despite it being a fictional story, I still find it to be Inspirational, and it has moments that I think everyone can relate to on an emotional level. Personally, I often connect with this movie because my brother actually has Autism (I know Forrest himself didn't have Autism, but him and my brother can relate a bit in that they are both disabled).
I actually posted a video on my channel back in February that is almost like a tribute video to Forrest Gump (though I called it a Mashup). You see, there's a band named Family Of The Year, and they used their hit song "Hero" for Richard Linklater's 2014 movie called Boyhood. For my video, I used "Hero" as background music while showing various scenes from Forrest Gump. Aside from matching song lyrics with movie scenes, my intention with the video was to try and create something unique.
If you have a few minutes sometime and are interested, here is a link to that video: ua-cam.com/video/Or-sIiNANYg/v-deo.html
If you don't check it out, no worries at all! I won't be offended! But thank you so much in advance if you do see it! Have a great day, and stay safe!
appreciate the story about your nanny. You and your cousin showed true character.