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If not mentioned already, the Jonah reference was to the Biblical story of Jonah and the whale/big fish where he was swallowed by it and spent 3 days in its belly.

How edgy of you

#ichoosethefrostgiant

It is pretty sad you didn’t know that was Ethan

21:30 was the Oscar winner making scene if there ever was one. Tom's performance was outstanding throughout, but this part drove it home.

Can you tell me how to get, how to get to sesame street?

Yes, there are often boilers or furnaces in the basements of schools in the Midwest. Remember, these places need to be heated during the long winter months. I LOVE this movie. It feels oddly real while being set in a bizarre premise. The dialogue feels very off-the-cuff and natural. Maybe even improved. And the humor of all the cast is allowed to come out in their performances. I have watched this movie many times and love it more each time.

The Family Guy parodies of star wars are hilarious. "I think we'll be fine, as long as they don't have giant robot camels." "Fire giant nipple boob gun."

Ever notice how few people who review this film actually get the Debbie Reynolds joke? "Now let's Rock and Roll!!!!! We're sgt pepper's lonely hearts club band"

To answer this reviewer's first question.... Fear and Loathing is based on the TRUE EVENTS of a real person (Hunter S Thompson). It is in fact a serious Expose about the American Dream .... Sure you can laugh at the surreal qualities of the real, but if you actually read the book, you know, there's a lot more going on here than what meets the eye... buy the ticket take the ride... read the book.

Hemsworth looks so young in this.

Dune movies have a ton of informations ! .....LOL ! that's a simplified version of the book 1 ! the book have a HUGE TONS of informations !

something big is happening on Dune ! you must think on large time scales, thousands of years...Dune fans understand this.

Why are they so medieval ? LOL ! ....no hint in the movies about this. Search 10 000 years ago in the war against the thinking machines and the Butlérian Jihad (terrible events) ! in the books...Villeneuve choose to not expose this in his movies, but be sure there is a VERY good reason for this.

So hard to adapt this book !!! but Villeneuve did a nice job for the newbies in the Dune saga. But there are much more about it !!! the MOST AWESOME SAGA IN SF LITTERATURE (with Lord of the rings and Foundation serie)...

One bit I always loved was the evil beetle's arms and legs falling off. Or legs and other legs, i guess. I'm not sure they have arms exactly. Do legs count as arms when they are used as arms? Do arms count as legs when they are used as legs?

Well there was that time Tom Cruise jumped up and down on Oprah’s couch, but I don’t think that’s quite what you meant by asking if he’s ever done something as silly.

My brother and I watched this film over and over again. I was 11 years old at most, and my bro was 7. I suspect we were younger than that when we first saw it, I just don't have a specific memory of it before then. We'd watch it on holiday at our uncle and aunts house. We definitely didn't have nightmares or find it scary! My favourites have to be little Fizzgig throwing the most adorable tantrums ever, and the Chamberlain. Our parents HATED the Chamberlain, because guess which noise we were constantly making? 🤣🤣🤣

I first saw this with you babe

Absolutely Fantastic reaction!!! This movie never goes out of style!

Wonderful job Shan 🙂💯

You know what's great about this reaction? I just came from your "the thing" reaction where you were last and enjoying the effects etc. Saying you don't get scared by horror movies. I love that you admit how unsettling this film is! Its more than a horror, it gets under your skin way more than some gorefest.

Late to this party, but Michael McKean, David, is a legend. He started with Laverne and Shirley, and his turn as Charles in Better Call Saul is amazing.

Return of the Jedi means the return of Anakin the chosen one

If you like Tim Curry so much i wonder if you've seen "Legend" with Tom Cruise? Fantasy adventure flick. Its quite dark

I remember the first time I saw this Freshmen Year Biology Class I cried It’s beautiful but depressing Thanks Mr. Madden, you’re a Legend. Never Change

At the top of the video, you said Tarantino characters "could convince you to jump off a bridge." Tony Scott jumped off a bridge. /scene

Jar Jar Binks was offensive.

As a "Black" man I can say RDJ's portrayal isn't offensive because it's not denigrating or derogatory. In the '70's I knew brothers like this character.

It runs in the family. Check out RDJ's Dad's movie Putney Swope (1969). Dad dubs the voice of the main character Putney Swope in the movie he directed. But yeah, the Hollywood stereotype is addressed.

I'm really surprised you've never seen Falling Down yet, or have you?

This is the saddest way of watching this movie; to see it after what it was suggesting will happen in 500 years, has already begun to happen. For those of us who watched it back when it came out, or in the following several years, we saw it in a completely different way, sitting on the sidelines watching these things happen. I watched it at least once a year, if not more, grinding our teeth that this was not meant to be a guidemap, but a warning. Once upon a time, we were eloquent, we were compassionate, we were eager to learn...

You missed so many of the most quotable lines... So many.

Some ideas(may have seen some): Eurotrip Road Trip American Pie(1,2,3, Band Camp, Reunion) Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back National Lampoons Van Wilder My Boss's Daughter National Lampoons Going The Distance Wedding Crashers Sex Drive(R version. Unrated is actually a garbage version. Trust) The Girl Next Door National Lampoons Barely Legal National Lampoons Dorm Daze Kill Bill Saving Silverman There is something about Mary Mallrats Dogma Good Will Hunting The Accountant Gone Girl Pulp Fiction Varsity Blues Lone Star State Of Mind Dodgeball an underg story Just Friends Meet the parents The Rundown Shanghai Noon Shanghai Knights The Tuxedo The Medallion Joker Captain Fantastic Hanna Wild America Without a Paddle Man of the House Grind Scouts Guide to the zombie apocalypse Ready or Not Abigail The Scream franchise (at least 1-3) Friday the 13th(2,4,6,7,8,X, Freddy Vs Jason) A nightmare on elm Street (1,3,4, A New Nightmare)

I find it hilarious when people say Bruce Willis acted against type in this movie. When this movie was made he was still most known for his comedy work and his action movies were him acting against type. It wasn't until 1993-1994 that he was pigeon holed into just doing action movies. Granted he did manage to dip his toes back into comedy a few times in the 2000's.

See the paradigmatic classic 1938's "The Adventures of Robin Hood" starring Errol Flynn.