I really enjoyed both of your reactions and comments for "Scent of A Woman" this was great. I have seen this movie a few times and Al Pacino is one of my favorite actors.... I like how you both are really invested in what was going on with Colonel . You both brought some good insights to this . Since this was really enjoyable to watch in your channel I would absolutely love to see both your reactions for "And Justice For All"~ 1979 with Al Pacino . Thank you both very much for all you bring to your channel
Great reaction guys, really loved it. One of my all time favourite films. My grandfather was blind and I tell you that Al Pacino pretty much nailed it with all the mannerisms. Saw a few tears from Joy in the "I'm in the dark here" speech, that scene gets me every time. If you liked the speech Pacino gives at the end then you should check out Any given Sunday with Jamie fox and Pacino.
I really like that Pacino’s character says that he doesn’t know if Charlie being silent on the issue is right or wrong. It’s not about should you or shouldn’t you protect a bunch of jerks. It was about Charlie making a decision, standing by it, and accepting the consequences. A good lesson imo
Thanks for reacting to this movie. I really want to watch the film itself now. Like Al Pacino’s character, I too had full vision 5 years ago, but am now blind in one eye and low vision in the other, and will eventually lose that. I frequently fall, and just this past Wednesday fell and lost my front teeth. I often think of suicide, but movies like this and the lives of functional blind people remind me there is a path forward.
@CDHord Hang in there! I can relate I'm 57 and my sight is poor. I just found out I have severe Cataracts in both eyes and need surgery. Not near as bad as what your going thru. My grand Mother is 99 and has been blind for over 10 years and even at her age she is highly functional. By your screen name I'm thinking you might be a music lover, that is one thing blindness can't take from you. Take care my friend:)
@@laudanum669 I am 55 and was diagnosed with macular degeneration. NO treatment for that. I will be blind some day that is for sure but like the eye doctor told me it could happen in 5 years or it could be 20. I do take a special vitamin to help slow it down and am having no signs of it right now
@@TNgirl546 Hey Rita if you read my comment above about my grandmother that's how she gradually lost her sight was through macular degeneration. It is a horrible thing to have to make peace with. But there are ways that you can help yourself as your eyesight diminishes. My grandmother got some help from a foundation where she was able to get a machine where she could put a book below it or a magazine pictures etc and it would magnify onto a large screen. My grandmother unfortunately just passed away 2 weeks ago a week short of her 100th birthday. I hope you can make the best of things and I would check into getting some help for one of those viewing units if you can. Take care wishing you all the best, have a good day.
Hoo ah, one of my all time favorite movies and one that so few seem to know about anymore. So glad you found it and had the opportunity to enjoy it too, And if you are interested here are four more (often overlooked) Pacino movies of this same calibre I guarantee you will also love, ... "Donnie Brasco", "The Devil's Advocate", Serpico" and "And Justice for All".
Damn this took me back... This was the very first drama film I ever saw in theaters.. Being a kid, I had been into action flicks and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and my older brother took me to see this... It was an amazing experience let alone movie...I was in 5th grade... My older brother passed away in September 2020, like a week shy of his 45th birthday so any connection that reminds me of him I welcome... At the time my brother had a near identical life to the protagonist... We owned a restaurant but weren't rich... My Dad and Mom worked their asses off to send him to the most prestigious private Catholic high school in Ohio and he moved there alone in his sophomore year...ofc I did not realize how much he could relate bcuz I was still young, but this film opened me up to not just the kid fare I'd been on up till that point... Watching this with you guys made me 11 years old all over again so thanks
Most excellent reaction!! Thank you!! I am glad you enjoyed this film, Col. Slade definitely had the definition of PTSD, and he needed to find his joy again, Charlie helped him achieve this, as far as a romance, that was nil, but a bro-mance obviously developed between Col. Slade and Charlie, timing is everything when you meet someone you need in your life.
Also he's a Vietnam veteran and the soldiers back then used to call the enemy ''Charlie'' and that boy's name is Charlie, imagine how hard was for Pacino's character to keep repeating his name. Anyways I love your reaction guys and greetings from Bulgaria.
"900 numbers?"... Lol... "Calling da bitches!" ... That was hilarious... 1-900-#'s used to be a thing back in the day.... 😆... Funny watching ppl not know what that referenced... ha... Im gettin old ... 😆🤓
Great movie!! Other great movies to check out are "Road To Perdition", "A Few Good Men", "Erin Brockovich", "Nightshift", "Trading Places", "Ben Hur", "Shawshank Redemption", "The Fugitive", "Burn After Reading" and "In Bruges"
I love the format/layout that you guys use with showing both of you and the film. Like the way everything is positioned when I watch the video on my big screen of you two. I hope that makes sense :-)
Regarding Al Pacino in the 90s: "Donnie Brasco" (1997). Pacino and Johnny Depp, two of their best performances. Another mob movie, I put it right under the first two Godfathers and Goodfellas/Casino. Really good. And for the 70s, "Serpico" is the next Pacino one to hit.
React to “The Insider”. Directed by Michael Mann. Starring: Al Pacino, Russel Crowe and Christopher Plummer, based on a real-life whistle blower who used to work for a tobacco company, only to later be fired. He then gave an interview on 60 minutes, whose airing was cancelled because CBS was facing a potential lawsuit. Amazing movie, direction and acting. Russel Crowe was nominated for this movie, and it’s unforgivable that Pacino wasn’t even nominated, because he gave an amazing performance, as usual. You won’t regret seeing it. A truly underrated film.
The good news: Denzel got his Oscar (and for a great performance)....and Pacino finally got his, after losing repeatedly for some of the most iconic performances of all time (Godfather, Godfather Part 2, Dog Day Afternoon, Serpico), while all his peers won their years ago, some with two Oscars (Nicholson, De Niro). Everyone knew he was going to get it, and not for this movie, but for his career.
My first love 😍 and I danced to the Tango based on this movie... I was a few years older and my life in Ireland 🇮🇪 during the war had been complicated she was from a a well of family
Great reaction. You should check out Pacino's performance in the 1979 legal drama And Justice For All with John Forsythe, Jeffrey Tambor and Craig T Nelson (Poltergeist). The parking garage scene is great but Pacino's opening statement at the trial is one of the most memorable in film history.
Pacino won his only best actor award for this role after being nominated eight times. Check out Al Pacino and Johnny Depp in the mob movie Donnie Brasco.
@@MJoy4Fun Yes, Leonardo was nominated five times. They never seem to win for the movies you think they would. It was like when Paul Newman won late in life for The Verdict which was a great film, but he so many wonderful performances in a long career.
This was a good movie, and I enjoyed your reactions. I think a lot of credit goes to the casting for this one. I don't think it would have worked with out the great acting and chemistry of Al Pacino and Chris O'Donnell.
Right from the get-go, you saw what a jerk the Lt Col was being and, unlike most reactors, you said not only "What is wrong with him?" then with tremendous insight to human behavior, you asked "What has happened to him?"." I am truly impressed.
The commentor below me said the 90's were a golden age of hollywood. I think it is the early 80's to middle 90's. I think the movie industry went to the toilet when they "disaster movie" phase started to take hold. The trouble with the disaster movies is that they lacked a good plot and the deep development of the characters such as a movie like "Scent of a Woman" did. In regards to the movie, I don't think Al Pacino's character, the Colonel is completely totally blind. There are a few scenes where is obvious he can still see a little. Two examples are the dancing scene and the driving one. When Charlie asked to water the drink down. And his lackluster salute.
I always find it strange that people forget that there can be a bullet in the chamber, so even if he gives away his magazine he can still kill himself.. Everyone goes "aaahh, good, now he doesn't have any bullets".:D
I think the 90's were a golden age of Hollywood. So many great movies from that decade. Including this gem!
I 100%agree
70s and 90s both.
No way how could you say that when we had the 80s?
"What life?? I got no life! I'm in the dark here! I'm in the dark.." That line breaks my heart every time.
Al pacino made this film 100% amazing
Im in the dark here , they skipped over the most famous line in the movie .
Pacino took home the Oscar for his role in this movie.
HOO RAH!
And was nominated in the Best Supporting Actor category for Glengarry, Glen Ross..
@@jacobjones5269 In the same year.
“You’re teaching him like a bitch.” “And he’ll turn out like a bitch.” I ❤️ that. It’s poetry and it’s truth.
Lol, it's good when two parents are on the same page.
Glad you guys reacted to this movie.... This movie is in my top 10 of all times.
Mine too. What are your other nine?
Mine TOO! I would love for them to do the color purple. Also there is a great movie called the man without a face with Mel Gibson
@@itt23r #metoo simps
Same.
The emotional complexity Pacino displayed in this role was amazing.
You can tell Gail agreed with Frank.
I really enjoyed both of your reactions and comments for "Scent of A Woman" this was great. I have seen this movie a few times and Al Pacino is one of my favorite actors.... I like how you both are really invested in what was going on with Colonel . You both brought some good insights to this . Since this was really enjoyable to watch in your channel I would absolutely love to see both your reactions for "And Justice For All"~ 1979 with Al Pacino . Thank you both very much for all you bring to your channel
Great reaction guys, really loved it. One of my all time favourite films. My grandfather was blind and I tell you that Al Pacino pretty much nailed it with all the mannerisms. Saw a few tears from Joy in the "I'm in the dark here" speech, that scene gets me every time. If you liked the speech Pacino gives at the end then you should check out Any given Sunday with Jamie fox and Pacino.
I really like that Pacino’s character says that he doesn’t know if Charlie being silent on the issue is right or wrong. It’s not about should you or shouldn’t you protect a bunch of jerks. It was about Charlie making a decision, standing by it, and accepting the consequences. A good lesson imo
Thanks for reacting to this movie. I really want to watch the film itself now. Like Al Pacino’s character, I too had full vision 5 years ago, but am now blind in one eye and low vision in the other, and will eventually lose that. I frequently fall, and just this past Wednesday fell and lost my front teeth. I often think of suicide, but movies like this and the lives of functional blind people remind me there is a path forward.
@CDHord Hang in there! I can relate I'm 57 and my sight is poor. I just found out I have severe Cataracts in both eyes and need surgery. Not near as bad as what your going thru. My grand Mother is 99 and has been blind for over 10 years and even at her age she is highly functional. By your screen name I'm thinking you might be a music lover, that is one thing blindness can't take from you. Take care my friend:)
@@laudanum669 I am 55 and was diagnosed with macular degeneration. NO treatment for that. I will be blind some day that is for sure but like the eye doctor told me it could happen in 5 years or it could be 20. I do take a special vitamin to help slow it down and am having no signs of it right now
@@TNgirl546 Hey Rita if you read my comment above about my grandmother that's how she gradually lost her sight was through macular degeneration. It is a horrible thing to have to make peace with. But there are ways that you can help yourself as your eyesight diminishes. My grandmother got some help from a foundation where she was able to get a machine where she could put a book below it or a magazine pictures etc and it would magnify onto a large screen. My grandmother unfortunately just passed away 2 weeks ago a week short of her 100th birthday. I hope you can make the best of things and I would check into getting some help for one of those viewing units if you can. Take care wishing you all the best, have a good day.
I love your phrase "When he lost his faith, God sent him an innocent man". That is profoundly beautiful ❤❤❤
Philip Seymour Hoffman plays the entitled stoner weasel to perfection in this movie. His character made my list of top ten all-time nasty characters.
TOP 10?? that's a stretch
Give that man a much overdue Oscar
Hoo ah, one of my all time favorite movies and one that so few seem to know about anymore. So glad you found it and had the opportunity to enjoy it too,
And if you are interested here are four more (often overlooked) Pacino movies of this same calibre I guarantee you will also love, ... "Donnie Brasco", "The Devil's Advocate", Serpico" and "And Justice for All".
Devil's Advocate was amazing.
Damn this took me back... This was the very first drama film I ever saw in theaters.. Being a kid, I had been into action flicks and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and my older brother took me to see this... It was an amazing experience let alone movie...I was in 5th grade... My older brother passed away in September 2020, like a week shy of his 45th birthday so any connection that reminds me of him I welcome... At the time my brother had a near identical life to the protagonist... We owned a restaurant but weren't rich... My Dad and Mom worked their asses off to send him to the most prestigious private Catholic high school in Ohio and he moved there alone in his sophomore year...ofc I did not realize how much he could relate bcuz I was still young, but this film opened me up to not just the kid fare I'd been on up till that point... Watching this with you guys made me 11 years old all over again so thanks
Great choice Al Pacino is definitely one of the best, and this is one of my favorites
I had forgotten how good this movie was. It's been decades since I have seen it. So glad I stumbled on your channel.
"when he lost his faith, God sent him an innocent man". ❤. Well said brother
Love this film. So glad you guys did it. As always, great reaction.
Philip Seymour Hoffman (as the sleezy school bully) in one of his first movie appearences. RIP
The point of this story is, they both saved each-other's lives.
Most excellent reaction!! Thank you!! I am glad you enjoyed this film, Col. Slade definitely had the definition of PTSD, and he needed to find his joy again, Charlie helped him achieve this, as far as a romance, that was nil, but a bro-mance obviously developed between Col. Slade and Charlie, timing is everything when you meet someone you need in your life.
Also he's a Vietnam veteran and the soldiers back then used to call the enemy ''Charlie'' and that boy's name is Charlie, imagine how hard was for Pacino's character to keep repeating his name.
Anyways I love your reaction guys and greetings from Bulgaria.
I was saying "hoo-ah" for weeks after seeing this movie for the first time. 😂
Please do The Devil’s Advocate for your next Pacino movie! Ask Patreon. They will agree.
Thanks so much for all of the fun!
One of the greatest
I hope they do, there's not many good reactions to that film.
" If I were the man I was 5 years ago I'd take a FLAME THROWER TO THIS PLACE" ..fav line
haha it was!
I love you two!! Haha!! Let's drink!!! Another level man!
Subbed to a couple dozen reactors, you're the only ones who did this movie. Thanks.
Charlie was an old school baller, especially the way he told his poli sci teacher that Slade worked for President Johnson's staff.
If you want romantic movie, watch "When Harry Met Sally" or "Sleepless in Seattle".
It's true. Action movies and dramas often start quite differently.
So glad you two covered this! Such a great movie!! Happy Easter!
This movie has one of the most iconic speaches from Al Pacino or in film history in my opinion.
This is a good FALL/THANKSGIVING movie 🍁🍁🍁 . . . But because I love your guy’s channel I will watch it right now 😊
He won his first and only Oscar for this film.
“Donnie Brasco” is another mob classic starring Al Pacino and Johnny Depp
"900 numbers?"... Lol... "Calling da bitches!" ... That was hilarious... 1-900-#'s used to be a thing back in the day.... 😆... Funny watching ppl not know what that referenced... ha... Im gettin old ... 😆🤓
Great movie!! Other great movies to check out are "Road To Perdition", "A Few Good Men", "Erin Brockovich", "Nightshift", "Trading Places", "Ben Hur", "Shawshank Redemption", "The Fugitive", "Burn After Reading" and "In Bruges"
Darren I looked for a reaction to "Nightshift". There are none, just two lame reviews, it's a overlooked gem.
One of the best movies I've ever seen. Both of them did a fantastic job. Great reaction, glad you enjoyed it.
I love the format/layout that you guys use with showing both of you and the film. Like the way everything is positioned when I watch the video on my big screen of you two. I hope that makes sense :-)
You guys would love The Red Violin.
Waited all day for this!!! Love you guys and your genuine reactions ❤️
“The Man without a face” with Mel Gibson! And the color purple is another great one
This is maximum Al Pacino in this film, and I love it.
I can’t wait to see where you guys take this it’s one of my favorite movies sending love to you and yours from Orlando Florida.
Chris O’Donnell was also in school ties and pretty much all of his castmates from that film auditioned for this movie as well.
I laught so hard when in the beginning of the video she said ''look like he's blind cause he's holding a ''stick''😅, it's called a walker.
Regarding Al Pacino in the 90s: "Donnie Brasco" (1997). Pacino and Johnny Depp, two of their best performances. Another mob movie, I put it right under the first two Godfathers and Goodfellas/Casino. Really good. And for the 70s, "Serpico" is the next Pacino one to hit.
Overlooked but charming rom-com with Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer: Frankie and Johnny.
Great reaction guys. It was wonderful to see this film again.
Game over!!!
Cheers Australia
React to “The Insider”. Directed by Michael Mann. Starring: Al Pacino, Russel Crowe and Christopher Plummer, based on a real-life whistle blower who used to work for a tobacco company, only to later be fired. He then gave an interview on 60 minutes, whose airing was cancelled because CBS was facing a potential lawsuit. Amazing movie, direction and acting. Russel Crowe was nominated for this movie, and it’s unforgivable that Pacino wasn’t even nominated, because he gave an amazing performance, as usual. You won’t regret seeing it. A truly underrated film.
on my TOP 10 movies of all time
This is my fav movie from Al Pacino, so happy you guys react to this movie
He won the Oscar for this performance over Denzel Washington in Malcom X. I think Denzel should have won but I love this movie too.
The good news: Denzel got his Oscar (and for a great performance)....and Pacino finally got his, after losing repeatedly for some of the most iconic performances of all time (Godfather, Godfather Part 2, Dog Day Afternoon, Serpico), while all his peers won their years ago, some with two Oscars (Nicholson, De Niro). Everyone knew he was going to get it, and not for this movie, but for his career.
wow I don't follow many people who do reactions but you guys are great ! good job and keep growing , I've subbed 👍🏽
Great soundtrack
I happy cried like a baby! Love you guys sending love to you and yours some Orlando Florida
another good early undervalued Pacino is "Scarecrow" 1973
Great vlog. Such an inspirational film. Such a rollercoaster ride. Love it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
it was! and every time we see Al Pacino, our hearts gets 5 degrees warmer haha
One of the best speeches in film.
Al Pacino won an Oscar for his performance in this movie. HOO-AH!
My first love 😍 and I danced to the Tango based on this movie... I was a few years older and my life in Ireland 🇮🇪 during the war had been complicated she was from a a well of family
30 years ago. Did you notice young Phillip Seymour Hoffman? River Pheonix?
ohhhh yesss!! man people look too different when they get older
kills the moment to block out and skip out the best part
You guys are doing just good movies now 👍
"Ohh-HAA!" Wonderful movie and review!
My favorite new react... reacters? Reactees? Reaction people!
Great reaction. There are so many fantastic AP films.
Great movie! Al Pacino is always so good.
Just came upon your channel last night.👍🏾
You two are funny😂
You've gotten so wrapped up in the sugar business, you forgotten the taste of real honey!
Oh and also “Dead Poet’s Society” and “Good Will Hunting”
It’s considered a drama and there’s so many good ones
I really enjoy this movie. Loved your reactions. So glad you enjoyed this.
A lesser known Al Pacino movie, but a very sweet movie, is Frankie and Johnny.
Great reaction. You should check out Pacino's performance in the 1979 legal drama And Justice For All with John Forsythe, Jeffrey Tambor and Craig T Nelson (Poltergeist). The parking garage scene is great but Pacino's opening statement at the trial is one of the most memorable in film history.
Pacino won his only best actor award for this role after being nominated eight times. Check out Al Pacino and Johnny Depp in the mob movie Donnie Brasco.
and when u think how many good movies he did
same with Di-Caprio right?
he only won an oscar after The Revenant if am not mistaken
@@MJoy4Fun Yes, Leonardo was nominated five times. They never seem to win for the movies you think they would. It was like when Paul Newman won late in life for The Verdict which was a great film, but he so many wonderful performances in a long career.
Thank you thank you for doing this. This comment is even before I watched your reaction
This was a good movie, and I enjoyed your reactions. I think a lot of credit goes to the casting for this one. I don't think it would have worked with out the great acting and chemistry of Al Pacino and Chris O'Donnell.
Good point! and we agree!
was a nice ride, with much to learn from it really
Al Pacino has this other movie called Devil's Advocate. His acting in that movie is very similar to the way he does it in Scent of a Woman.
I don't recommend watching "And Justice For All" though.
tytyty for doing this movie. my favorite. his best of many great performances
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Glad you enjoyed it
I love the "game over" phrase!! lol
just found your channel.. amazing reactions o//
Righteous kill is a great thriller with Pacino and Deniro
Right from the get-go, you saw what a jerk the Lt Col was being and, unlike most reactors, you said not only "What is wrong with him?" then with tremendous insight to human behavior, you asked "What has happened to him?"."
I am truly impressed.
Just an amazing movie. Thanks for your reaction!
The commentor below me said the 90's were a golden age of hollywood. I think it is the early 80's to middle 90's. I think the movie industry went to the toilet when they "disaster movie" phase started to take hold. The trouble with the disaster movies is that they lacked a good plot and the deep development of the characters such as a movie like "Scent of a Woman" did.
In regards to the movie, I don't think Al Pacino's character, the Colonel is completely totally blind. There are a few scenes where is obvious he can still see a little. Two examples are the dancing scene and the driving one. When Charlie asked to water the drink down. And his lackluster salute.
I always thought this was Pacino's best movie.
I really do 💕💕 your vids Guys …
Youve gotta have a Pacino fix per month... say for May "Donnie Brasco" and for June "Carlito's Way"...
I love you two! First time watching & same minds. xxx
Nice I requested this also..the Thanksgiving dinner was so uncomfortable
I always find it strange that people forget that there can be a bullet in the chamber, so even if he gives away his magazine he can still kill himself..
Everyone goes "aaahh, good, now he doesn't have any bullets".:D
31:21 It's a bromance.
This is a brilliant movie. Excellent performance by Al Pacino. You should watch Glen Gary Glen Ross, if you are a fan of Al Pacino.
Boy got a haircut!!
I’m guessing also 🪒 shaved. He’s just blessed with a quick returning beard 🧔🏻♂️
Do either
Lawrence of Arabia or
Doctor Zhivago!
Al Pacino's amazing actor. If you haven't already seen it, I strongly suggest "The Devil's Advocate."
we still need to react to that one! thank you for reminding us!
MOvie recommendation : Meet Joe Black
Starring : Anthony hopkins, Brad pitt, Claire forlani
The one romance movie I could never forget