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In fairness to young people reacting to this, modern movies have been reduced to constant sensory overload and product placement. Thoughtful movies that tell a deeper story about life such as this are a thing of the past. Humans are more than OK with giving up meaningful movies in return for explosions and such.

Very underrated movie.

You are the first person I have seen to react to this movie! It is so good! Since you loved it, you should react to Legends of The Fall. It is an epic that encapsulates everything you would want in a movie. It hosts an A-List cast, several different character storylines, and one of the underrated movie characters (played by Pitt) in any film. You will love it <3

you look nice. you're very pretty

You're a sweet human being, you have a good heart mam

You can't fix people, just like you can't be responsible for someone else's happiness. They have to do that themselves. I learnt that the hard way. Jenny kept going back to violent men, and horrible relationships because that was what she was used to. Destructive as it may be, familiarity often feels safe.

I spent one solid summer fly fishing in Minnesota. Best damned bit of existence I have ever known.

Wow, Emily Lloyd looks a LOT like her father!

He doesn’t drink wine because it’s the blood of christ, thats why eucharist wafers repel him.

Everyone should be like Sam? Every time I make a decision I'm going to think what would Sam do? (Me thinking?) Sam great and all but Everyone should be like Jesus.

An intensely powerful, beautiful movie, poetic, wonderfully well written and acted and really like Field of Dreams which isn;t about baseball its not about fishing, fishing is the vehicle we travel along and how life takes two brothers and as entwined as they are they are different people and all the goodness in the world cannot save one of them, although he found grace in life for a few fleeting moments, one strayed from the path and broke everyones heart and now as an old man he reflects on his life and appreciates the good and the bad for what it is.....and life goes on...

Find Swing Dancers!

The first woman sitting next to Forrest on the bench acted annoyed by his story, but if you listen closely She missed her original bus to stay and listen...

Mange tusen takk!

You would also like Patch Adams.

Toxic masculinity

Loved your reaction. Seeing you tear up made me tear up as it brought back memories. I read that that the unsaid disease that Jenny had was a form of Hepatitis that she contracted through the needles. Did you notice the little birds which flew away as Forrest was leaving Jenny's grave? Remember her Prayer to turn into a little bird?

6:53 "How can a lighter go wrong?" Let me tell you a story. A few years ago (nearly a decade now) a Japanese video game streamer who, while smoking a cigarette, was playing around on stream with a permanent match lighter he'd just bought (this kind of lighter has an external "match" that soaks up fluid and lights by striking it on the outside of the lighter casing). Because the lighter isn't shipped with lighter fluid in it, he starts by filling it up very clumsily and spilling it all over the lighter, his hands, and his desk. He wipes the lighter down with a tissue and sets it aside in a large pile of wastepaper sitting next to him. He tries lighting it, causing him to spill a bit of the lighter fluid several times, necessitating more tissue wipe-downs. He eventually succeeds which, due to the aforementioned lighter fluid spillage, results in the entire lighter bursting into flames. He sets the flaming lighter down on his desk, and, while still concentrating on the fire in front of him, places the lit match portion of the lighter right into the wadded-up tissues soaked in lighter fluid. His entire bag of waste paper is ablaze for at least half a minute before his stream viewers use a text-to-speech function to let him know. Startled, he turns around, picks up the bag and takes it a few feet to the other side of the room surrounded by empty cardboard boxes, then attempts to smother the fire by putting said dry cardboard boxes over it. He then leaves the room for about a minute to fetch a very small bucket of water, during which time the fire has spread beyond the point in which his small bucket of water would have any useful impact. He then grabs a blanket (just a regular blanket, not a fire blanket) and repeatedly places the blanket over the fire and removing it, which does nothing but fan the flames (he _might_ have had a chance if he'd just put the blanket over it, left it there to smother the flames, and ran to grab another small bucket of water to soak the blanket). At this point the fire alarm starts going off. He fans the flames a few more times with his inept attempts to smother them before running off for a minute to grab another very small bucket of water (leaving the flames open and spreading quickly in his cardboard-filled room. Less than ten minutes after he finally succeeded in striking the match, the room is completely filled with smoke and the only thing visible is the orange glow of the fire. The fire spread to two neighboring buildings and, sadly, the body of a woman was eventually discovered in the rubble. _That's_ how a lighter can go wrong. You don't even have to be as _utterly_ devoid of intelligence as that guy, you gotta be careful around fire. Honestly, you couldn't come up with a better instructional video on how best to maximize a fire's spread around a domicile. For the curious, you can search youtube for "Gaming Live Streamer Accidentally Burns Own House Down" to watch this moron do some of the most Loony Tunes shit I've ever seen a real person do.

Hi Kamilla🙋‍♂

Milagros Beanfield War is also a good movie. Redford directed.

12:40 I think that's the funniest stuff in the whole movie! Lmao look at her roomate!!!

JFC If you like the slow movies here's another one: The Straight Story. (very) Advanced level only: 'night, Mother (1986)....... .....

the whole time i was thinking: i don't remember this part...this movie is so different from what i remember. then 30min in, it dawned on me, "A River Runs Through it" is in fact not the same as "Legends of the Fall."

This movie might be slow, but it is one of the greats.

One of my favorite movies… mostly because I love fishing lol

One of my all time favorites, this movie and the book are treasures.

Thank you, I hope you start a trend of more reactions to this beautiful movie. The fishing scenes were not filmed on the Blackfoot river but were on the Gallatin River. I live up the mountain from the Gallatin. Like all great areas it's getting loved too much. And yes , I pre date the movie. Rock on

Congratulations.

This movie is credited to have started the first big wave of out-of-staters invading Montana. This lasted for quite a while because the hieghtened romanticism and photography of the Montana landscape inticed so many to move here to get a piece of the Last Best Place. The influx of out-of-staters slowed until Yellowstone became a hit. Now the onslaught of people moving here is at an all time high affecting the rural economies and the housing/real estate market is astronomical. It's evolving into a state where true Montanans can barely afford to live here. Yes, I am a true born Montanan, lived here my entire life just north of Missoula, in case anyone suspected. 😛

one of the most boring films i've ever seen

Thanks for watching one of my favorite movies. I am from Colorado and Fly Fish, a lot of people do from here. I don’t know if you have heard, but Colorado is beyond beautiful. It has over fifty mountains over 14,000ft., and the rest of the United States I mean the 48 states only have 7.

Great reaction. I'm glad you took a chance on this. That took some courage on your part, since UA-cam only seems to feature reactions to the "same old"...it gets boring. Was surprised to see (a very young) Michael Cudlitz from "Band of Brothers" as Chub and did not recognize Tom Skerritt, who placed heavies for the better part of his career. Thanks, Ms. Kamilla.

This is my dad bro and mes movie

26:38 Ford has not changed... believe me, I know this from experience. Sidenote, Ken Miles originally just up the road from me in my home city. I never heard of this guy until I watched a short documentary about the guy. I was lucky to see this movie at the theatre. Touching story about one of the best race car drivers that passed away to soon. I wish they did a story about Grand Prix driver Jim Clark too.

Some of us do dance like that these days. Not as often as I'd like to unfortunately. Since you can have your pick of any guy you want, find one that will dance with you like that. 😊

This is such a good movie because of the slow pace and the deliberateness of how it sets everything up and it’s subtlety, but unfortunately it will never play for younger audiences because of the way modern audiences aren’t patient for this type of thing. I’m not picking on you or anyone, it’s just the world we live in and the pace of modern life, but it does make me a little sad.

One of the best 90s movies!

This is exactly what it’s like to have a brother, Norm & Paul. Get into trouble, fight and have each other’s back thru thick & thin. Such a great movie. One of my favorites. Thanks for your reaction. 😃 And “there are three things were are never late for: church, work & fishing”. Being from a small town, those are true words. 👍🏾

The collection of short stories upon which the movie is based are largely a semi-autobiography by Norman McClean. However these stories in the movie are also very much a story of America growing up. The McLean brothers were born in the decade after the closing of the frontier and the final settlement of the American West. Norman went to Chicago to teach literature and virtues of the West and his father's teachings. Paul was emblematic of a wild West that would die in the 1920s. In real life, he was murdered in the 1930s, likely related to his work as a reporter and opponent of political corruption.

Many of the filming locations are not far from me, Montana.

One of the things I genuinely dislike about modern society, about social media, and generally the youth of today is the fact that no one has a compunction about lying. Someone will lie right to your face, and when you correct that person, the others will say”so what?” For instance, this poster obviously saw this movie before. So her title that this is a first time reaction is a lie. And to her it’s no big deal. And it’s probably no big deal to her followers. And she will get a pass for outright lying to her followers. When Marty tells George “if you set your mind to it, you can do anything”, this poster said “that’s what his Dad would tell him”. Since George wouldn’t say those words to Marty until the END of the movie, it’s clear that she has seen this movie before. Nowhere in this movie did George tell Marty that he could do anything until the END of the movie. So the bigger question is, why would this person feel the need to lie to her followers? But even more concerning is the fact that people will defend her for her lie, they will say it’s no big deal, they will say everyone does it. And that’s the tragedy. You can trust no one these days to give you the truth. Photos are fake, reactions are fake, reality TV is fake, and people are fake. Everyone is living a lie. That is the tragedy.

This isn't why or when I started fly fishing but brings me back to a good place.

So glad to see you react to this movie! This is in my top ten list of all time! A bit of trivia…I actually live 120 miles north of where this movie takes place. I can’t wait for you to react to Legends of the Fall!

SOMEONE FINALLY DID IT

The book, and then the film, really have nothing to do with fishing except as imagery for the spiritual in life. Not religion, necessarily, but the heart, the human soul, friendship, and the longing which comes with loving those who will forever be broken. The way the movie luxuriates in the beauty of nature and family in the opening act is enthralling to me. Thank you for giving it a chance.