SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS | *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | REACTION
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Blessed are the gentle, for they shall inherit the earth.
My stepmom was a control freak and a monster. She wouldn’t let us watch TV and the only thing she would let us watch on the VCR were musicals. She had only one VHS - Seven Bride for Seven Brothers. We watched it and liked it. So my brother and I decided to weaponize it and we would watch it on loop CONSTANTLY. We watched it so much that we could recite it almost verbatim. So in the car, we’d recite the whole thing and watch my stepmom slip ever more into madness. We did this for over a year. Eventually she broke down and said we could watch whatever we wanted as long as it wasn’t Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. We kept watching the movie out of spite and it remains my favorite musical. Bless this movie’s beautiful hide.
Jacques D'Amboise who plays brother Efraim, was a neighbor of mine in NYC. I grew up with his kids. Lovely family.
The actress in this film, *Julie Newmar* who played the character "Dorcas Gaylen," (one of the Brides), is the eponymous actress who actually makes a cameo appearance at the end of the film, "To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! *Julie Newmar* " starring Wesley Snipes, Patrick Swayze, and John Leguizamo (the three of them play Drag Queens), and she (Julie Newmar) is the one who crowns "Chi-Chi Rodriguez" at the beauty pageant at the very end of that movie.
This mentioned film has also been reacted to on this channel, and is one of my favourite film reactions by Kemi.
One of the Brides (Dorcus) was played by Julie Newmar who starred in the 60s Batman TV show as Catwoman.
I always knew she looked familiar! I always thought she was the prettiest of the brides too. Thanks!
25:47 In the stage version, he pronounces them "man and wife'' six times. I played Gideon when I was around 18 (I'm 55 now and still performing). Russ Tamblyn, who plays Gideon here, is the last surviving brother. He's probably best known for playing Riff in "West Side Story'' (1961). It's a shame you had to cut all the music, considering it's a reaction to a musical, but good on you for watching these classics. Keep it up!
With regards to how long they were snowed in, I have always believed the kidnapping took place in October for this reason. After the June Bride song, the girls continue on singing, counting down the months from November to May. That is seven months. In October there would be plenty of snow in the mountains to cause the avalanche and fill the pass even without a lot of snow down below. They did have some snow and it was cold but Benjamin said he was leaving before they got snowed in, so they hadn't had anything heavy yet. Following that timeline Millie would have been a month or two pregnant before Adam left. With no home pregnancy tests around and no doctor available she probably didn't know for sure until she had missed a couple of periods and her dresses started getting a little tighter, not to mention maybe feeling queasy. According to the song spring would have finally come in May below the mountains but it would have taken several weeks yet for the pass to open up. I always figured that with that schedule Millie gave birth to Hannah in about the second half of May and the girls all ended up being June brides after all.
The stealing of women is an ancient practice. Not a reasonable one. This is a classic musical with some good points about how to socialize mountain men.
Awww - this movie has a special place with me - it's one of the reasons we got married in June ^*^ - loved the barn raising too - SUCH a wonderfully choreographed routine
I try to watch this at least once a year, usually in winter. I love this musical!
You may also like 1953's 'Calamity Jane', with Doris Day and again, Howard Keel. Terrific musical and Doris was fabulous.
My all time favourite musical
I smiled through this whole reaction. Thank you for doing this one. I don't think anyone else has reacted to this yet!
The youngest brother, Gideon, played Riff on West Side Story
Russ Tamblyn was also great in the movie Peyton Place.
You didn't recognize the actor playing Gideon? He's the same man who played Riff (leader of The Jets) in West Side Story! This movie was released about 7 or 8 years before West Side Story.
This was beautiful; you noted and caught EVERY little nuance of this unexpectedly wise and moving film. No surprise that the screenplay was written by Hackett and Goodrich, the duo who also wrote "It's a Wonderful Life", another masterpiece of emotional, multi-leveled story telling. So many meaningful, telling moments here: go back and watch Adam as he & Millie take a break from their wagon ride; he's JUST ABOUT to tell Millie about the situation at home..but can't do it, since she breaks into song ("Wonderful Day"). Her dreams of their wedded life, the way in which Millie initially wants to clean up the brothers and get them the hell OUT of the house...but gradually grows to love and cherish them, the way Adam's life-long attitude towards women ("what do I need manners for? I've already got me a wife") are challenged by the petite Millie's courage, love and sense of honor..and his conversion. And the scene when Benjamin (Jeff Richards) tells Millie he's leaving the farm, and Millie tells Adam of her hopes and dreams: families, babies, get-togethers, holidays, etc..... I get misty-eyed every time, because that's what America USED to feel like when this film was made (I was there). And to think she was originally repulsed by these guys and wanted to marry them off ASAP; now THAT's growth...emotional, even spiritual.
And yet so many short-sighted people turn "7 Brides" off in disgust, due to their phony claims of "misogynism". And even though you saw the same thing, your wise, warm-hearted perception immediately grasped the depth and humanity .. and the emotional GROWTH of the film, from one beautifully-written scene to the next. Watching your reaction was a very rewarding experience for me; makes me realize just how excellent a film "7 Brides" is.
PS-- I believe Russ Tamblyn (Gideon) is still alive as of this writing. Tommy Rall (Frankincense--Red shirt), Jaques D'Amboise (Ephraim, green shirt), Matt Mattox (Caleb, yellow checked shirt, who was living and teaching in France), and Marc Platt (Daniel, purple shirt..who was a member of the Ballet Russe of Monte Carlo and lived past 100), all passed away relatively recently. But they live on....
I absolutely love this movie
Wow one of my favourites, Carousel is another brilliant musical with a great musical score.
Oh, I love this classic and thank you for reacting to this great movie! My mother and I always watched the classics and Easter Parade with Judy Garland and Fred Astaire is another fantastic movie!!!❤️
This brought back so many sentimental lovely memories with my mother and I love how this woman got those men in order and taught them some sense and manners but they also knew quickly she wasn't dealing with nonsense 🤣🥰
15:20sec The girl in the blue dress is Ruta Lee - Kilmonyte. She is the most famous Hollywood actress of Lithuanian origin. She still speaks excellent Lithuanian. She is 86 years old now And here is her very first film she was 17 years old at that time.
Such a great movie, great to see Jane Powell ( Still alive at 92) and Howard Keel
are amazing. I think you might like Top Hat, Calamity Jane, You were Never Lovelier , Meet Me in St Louis and Calamity Jane.
My mother loved this musical. We used to watch it every Christmas.
This is one of my favorite movies from Old Hollywood; I think the talent was just something else back then with actors not only acting, but singing and dancing as well. I hope you watch another Old Hollywood movie called “The Ten Commandments” if you haven’t already. Yul Bryner is a hunk and plays Ramses so well!
Sabine / Sobbin' Women were carried off by the early Romans to help start populating Rome - but I understand why you thought Viking and pillaging! ;)
This was outrageous even in it's time, but so much fun after all. The studio cut their budget when they asked for more, it was not supposed to be a success. One of my uncles used to say, Is that So? Just how these guys did. My sister watched this on tv, at high school the next day, all the girls were chatting about those georgeous guys. Yes they did dye their hair. The schoolboys got so jealous, where can we see our rivals. They weren't told, they'd all be granpas by then. My ister still chuckles at that one from 20 years ago.
The movie was even more of a success on video than it had been before. The guy who played Ben married Dorcas in real life. Most of the other guys were ballet dancers, Gideon was a street dancer, tumbler, he helped the choreographer.
My favorite Musical
We need to legit hear more of the songs. All in all. My grandmother showed me this muscle. I need to hear more of the original.....
The "sobbing women" is their mistake. They were really the Sabine women in the Bible who were kidnapped for the tribe of Benjamin, who had lost their women because of war, to keep the tribe of Benjamin alive.
They actually shot the movie twice, once in CinemaScope, and once using standard film.
This and Paint Your Wagon are my two favorite musicals.
This is definitely one of my favorite musicals! You should watch Kiss Me Kate with Howard Keel. The guy who played Frank is in it also. It also features a young Bob Fosse, who became a great choreographer, along with his wife. They have a very Bob Fosse signature like dance in that musical.
Your laugh is so infectious and joyful! 😊
You are so kind
"Which of the Boys slept in this bed do you suppose?" Delivered in that Catwoman purr ... you gotta love Julie Newmar.
One of my all time favorites. Thank you for sharing your joy with us.
One of my favorite musicals
Adam never cared about his looks. It was more about him being confident. If you listen to what he says in the beginning he always gets what he wants. He wanted to get married, so that is what he went and did. He was confident enough in himself to know he will get what he wants. When he saw MIlly he knew what he wanted and was determined to have her. He was just lucky that she fell in love with him when she saw him. I grew up on this movie I watched all my life because it is a family favorite along with many others.
Omgggg another comfort film of mine. I’m so glad I found your channel!
Yay! Thank you!
Same
I would love to see a reaction to Brigadoon.
YES!
The distinguished Professor I. Lirpa is tenured with the Dept. of Alchemy and Metaphysics at the University of Brigadoon. For reasons much too convoluted to discuss here, this legendary facility was omitted in the Broadway musical and subsequent film.
Can not wait to see your reaction, this was one of my favourites when I was little.
I love this movie so much! It made me so happy to watch your reaction. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone else react to it and I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Wow, thank you!
Thoroughly enjoyed your commentary
My favorite all-time musical
I love this movie!
So fun to watch your reaction! Another must-see movie musical starring Howard Keel is 1950's "Annie Get Your Gun," about real-life Western sharpshooter Annie Oakley, played by Betty Hutton. It features the classic song "Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better)."
So excited for this!
I recommend watching the green mile
Just found your channel. This is one of my favorites. I literally laugh and sing the whole time. 😀
I Love this Movie❤️❤️❤️Thank you for reacting! More people need to discover this Gem❤️
Love love love this movie the music & dancing are so amazing & like you LOVE the character development ❤️
I didn't think I'd love this movie and that women but i do.
Yay I love this musical !!
So excited to watch the vid... just saw the film 4 days ago and somehow I feel you'd be the perfect reviewer for it!
Hope you enjoy it!
I LOVE this movie!
A good old film I'd like to see you react to is "Some Like It Hot", not exactly a musical (although it does have musical numbers), but a very funny comedy
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If yur doing old time musicals yu must check out The Music Man. Great music, very funny, nice romance. Yul like it! Keep on rockin
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Good movie but it isn't a patch on Calamity Jane starring Dorris Day another western musical it would make my day if you would react to it.
Unfortunately this film was on tv over here last week UK
Another movie, I thought you'd enjoy and wanted to see you react to, if you would, please, is, As Good As It Gets - Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt. Amazing, romantic comedy that's also very touching! A feel good type of movie!! Pretty Please!!!?❣️
Im gonna man up so i can get my millie.
Russ Tamblin is still alive.
ROMANS not VIKINGS
Once I had my ass handed to me by a hardcore feminist for liking this hashtag problematic movie. I'm sorry, I still love it. It's funny, the music is amazing, and the dancing too, and the decors and the painted backdrops are absolutely gorgeous.
Like the songs. Hate the misogynistic theme.
It's misogynistic, but it also puts the guys really bad.
@@sexysadie2901 absolutely.
It's fascinating to think that at one time this movie might have been quite feminist indeed
Really? Misogynistic? Come on. You're taking it way too seriously. The movie was made in 1954 (pre-womens lib) about fictional events in 1850 (pre-pre-womens lib). I grew up in the 60s/70s and I am a feminist but I see nothing misogynistic about this movie. It's a lighthearted and well-done joy of a musical with humor, love, and incredible singing and dancing. Plus Millie is in charge: she doesn't let Adam sleep with her on their wedding night, she lays down the rules of the house to her brothers-in-law, and after the kidnapping she forbids the men from entering the house and tells off Adam in no uncertain terms. She is gently but firmly in control the entire time. What a strong female charscter. You go Millie!
@@cpete2976 yes really. It doesn't matter that it was made "pre women's lib." This attitude is why we needed the movement in the first place.