The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) MOVIE REACTION!!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!!!
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- Cameron and Isaiah sit down and watch The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) on Prime Video for the very first time! if you enjoyed this video please leave a like, share, and subscribe! Comment down below your favorite moment from the movie "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"!
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Ok… watching you two already gleefully yelling Asshole and Sl*t at Brad and Janet in the first scene without having any idea of the context of those insults within the story is way funnier than I was expecting.
im from uk what a bunch of knobs
Ikr!! And then watching them realize why you call Janet a slut = loved it.❤❤
I’m a member of a Rocky Horror shadow cast and I’m not usually crazy about seeing CZcams reactions to the film but this is the best one I’ve ever seen. Loved how you guys got a little history beforehand on the call backs and even dressed up. I hope you both have the opportunity to see it in a theater in the near future. This was so much fun to watch.
I have been a Rocky Whore for almost 40 years, shadowcast for almost 20 of those. These guys are so CUTE!!! I would love to pop their first live experience cherry! LOL!!!
I went to a midnight shadowcasting in DC..it was great! You get to run around a movie theater in bra and underwear! The best!!
Your interactions definitely took me back. The experience with 300 or 400 of your closest friends was absolutely an insane good time. What I get amazed at every time I watch this is Tim Curry's performance as Frank-n-furter. To say he fully embraced the character and left NOTHING on the table is the understatement of the century.
Who has 300 close friends
Sarcasm. I meant the audience at the RHPS screenings.
In this audience, you’re all friends, and when it’s a packed house, you’re certainly close. 😉
@@0okamino Good point
This was a fun one! Glad you guys didn’t just passively watch. This movie bombed when it originally came out. People began making fun of it and the crowds kept coming. For years it ran at midnight showings. Always packed. Definitely one to catch live if you get the chance. This time of year a lot of theaters will show it. Have watched you guys before. But you got a ‘subscribe’ after this one. Haha
I went to one of those midnight shows very early on ( Christmas 1977), while visiting my grandparents in Dayton Ohio. I laughed so hard watching this reaction, I hope I didn't disturb my upstairs neighbors.
@@newmoon766 Right I was crying laughing when Zay was like I hope my parents don't come down here...
Still plays midnight showings where I live
29 years ago, I took my now wife to the live show in Berkeley, CA as our first date.
This is GREAT and so are your reactions. I am going through my cancer treatment and you guys really bring up my spirits. THANKS!
That really feels good to hear thank you so much, best wishes we hope you recover!
Good health my friend. Nothing like a good fun movie and two hosts that understand that we all need some comic relief to help us along through life’s up’s and downs. I have MD and in my mid 60s I’m living in a nursing home. I need all the smiles I can get. Thanks to Cam and Zay we’re both feeling a little bit better
Hope you don't mind, but sending you healing prayers, too.
💚💚💚🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼💚💚💚
@@GirlWithAnOpinion Thanks, I can use all the prayers I can get!
@@peterramsay4674 Thank you!
This was a stage play first. Richard O'Brien, who wrote the play and the screenplay for the film played Ruff Raff. He created the whole thing, story, music , lyrics etc...
"I hope my parents don't come in right now".... FIVE STARS
it's so fun watching new and young people actually enjoy this experience, most first timers are just baffled and confused. the whole point of Rocky Horror is pure silliness and fun, you guys succeeded, thanks for the smiles guys.
I'm a teen and I watched Rocky Horror for the first time last month to celebrate my birthday. I knew within the first minute of "Science Fiction/Double Feature" that I would be obsessed with this movie. I was right.
As an alum of the late 70s early 80s Rocky Horror theater goers, I whole heartedly approve. You both did a great job on this vid. Trust though, if you ever get the chance don't pass up a midnight showing of this....ever. You wont regret it. Going the extra mile for us on the props was real special. I've seen a bunch of these and most don't do it. ✌️out.
Science Fiction/ Double Feature 👄
Let’s blow this reaction up! Hilarious stuff you guys
Eddie Was Played By Legendary Rock Icon Meatloaf!!
RIP Meatloaf 🎉
Oh and the story of Rocky Horror is it started out on the West End in London as a play, Then it was on Broadway in 1975 and THEN was made into a movie. It became the cult classic because of all the cue cards that made the audience part of the show. Then people started dressing as the cast and not only did the scenes but sang the roles onstage directly under the movie onscreen.
Eddie was the singer Meatloaf and his part of the show was part of his brain was placed in Rocky. All of the references in the play are from classic old time movies.
Oh one more thing, Frank N Furter/ Tim Curry was a singer in England but went on to do the movie Clue. (in case you haven't seen it, that would be a perfect reaction movie).
Well, of course, with the name Rocky, he needed a bit of personality from someone who really loves that rock n roll. 😄
Not to mention his "Hot Patootie". :)
@@stevemattfis Bless my soul!
The general message of the movie: Don't dream it, BE it!
Holy Cow!! that was fun, great reaction guys!! I was 18 when this came out in 76 and started hearing about these midnight showings with audience participation and people dressing like characters from the film. I never participated when I was young, they played the movie at midnight, and I usually had to work the next day. I think your analysis is spot on as usual. The movie was thought of as just a fun unique thing to do , when you were young. I would never have guessed it would still be culturally relevant almost 50 years later. In 2005, it was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant." Congrats on your growing channel, I have been there almost from the start!!
'your analysis is spot on as usual.' Agree
Well done!
I was one of those that went to Midnight Showings in a large old fashioned theater & every seat filled with fans like you two in addition to live action fans actually playing out the the movie line by line on stage in front of us below the screen with many, if not most, in costume. Hell 3/4 of the theater was 'in costume' in one way or another. It was a riot. Absolutly unbelievable. The whole theater screaming. Because it's midnight showing you can bet a large percentage of the participants were high as hell, or drank before going. & Those are the 300 people screaming & throwing things.
You weren't going to a movie, you were going to an event...
Wish you two were there, you would have loved it!🤣&You're so right about the mess.
The mess left behind was one of the major reasons they stopped most Midnight shows. The mess angered theater management. & Damage to theater screens, sealed the deal.
I lived in Toronto for 31/2 years and this movie played continuously the whole time I lived there, The Roxy was a little theatre with a stage where audience members dressed up like the cast and acted out the whole thing. When you think of cult classics this is a great example. So much fun
I’ve watched Cam&Zay’s reaction to this many times. When I’m having a rough day, it’s fun to play along as they react.
Now a history lesson. Back in the late 70's and 80's, the US was seeing the rise of the multiplex, with theaters being built with 4, 6, 10 screens. This led to the demise of many older single screen theaters. These theaters started showing more obscure films, this one included. The interactive part evolved over time, with many viewers dressing in character and performing songs in front of the screen. If you lived in a city of 100,000 or more, it was likely there was a theater that was showing this 7 days a week, usually at midnight. It became a cult phenomenon with many die hard fans seeing it 100's of times. If you financially adjust the revenues for inflation, this may be the single most successful movie of all time.
Yes - I went to visit a couple of friends in Philadelphia and they said that I had to go see this movie with them. It had just come out and it was just . . . a movie. By the time it got to Albany, NY, it had reached full audience participation mode.
And now watching you guys just enjoying it and not being shocked by the content is so refreshing. Having seen you enjoy it is sheer enjoyment for me.
Thanks.
FINALLY! A reaction I could watch! I tried to watch so many others, but before we left the church, I had given up. No recognition of camp, cultural connections, and for crying in a bucket, they did not know what to scream at the screen. This reaction was brilliant. I am SO proud of you guys. You are way older than I was when I was attending TRHPS (100s of times!), but you really did a great job. I wish I could have sat with you telling you who was who in real life (Meatloaf! Susan Sarandon! Barry Bostwick! and the precious Tim Curry.). Thank you for a wonderful evening!
Bravo for taking it on, this campy experience.
As I understand it, Richard O'Brien wrote this to accomplish a few things. One was that being an up-and-coming theater actor in London was not working well for him, because he was having trouble finding acting jobs. Another was that he was working through gender issues, and this story allowed him full rein to explore those issues. He brought into it a love of rock music and a love of old 1950s/60s sci-fi B movies. The result was this cult classic.
It was originally a stage production in London for a few years, then someone tried to take it to Los Angeles, where it closed after a short run. But a Big Name music producer liked the kooky story and LOVED the music, so talked a studio into making it into a film. They filmed in the UK with a small budget, but the real problem was trying to figure out how to market the movie. Again, luck: about then a fella in New York City started doing midnight features at low admission prices at his ratty little theater. He actually was a connoisseur of weird art films and independent foreign movies. When he brought in "Rocky Horror", it took off. It was there that the fans would return again and again, eventually developing the audience interaction activities over time.
For some, the gender fluidity of some of the characters helped them work through issues of their own, mirroring Richard O'Brien's original personal intent. For others, the story appealed to their creativity or their sense of absurdity.
There was something Zay said, about the clash between the culture of conservatism and a culture of no boundaries or barriers ("polar opposite worlds). That analogy reminded me of the title of yet another sci-fi B-movie: "When Worlds Collide". Just to remind you that the lyrics of the opening song sung by the disembodied red lips are referencing cult classic sci-fi B-movies.
"The Day the Earth Stood Still"
"The Invisible Man"
"King Kong"
"It Came from Outer Space"
"Forbidden Planet"
"Tarantula"
"The Day of the Triffids"
You guys asked if there was any 'deeper meaning' behind the story or any of its elements. I think the mixture of gender-fluidity, ignoring cultural traditions, and having difficulty in finding one's place in the world is about feeling like an alien in a world blind to one's own perceptions and reason.
Consider, "Rocky Horror" the original stage musical was created and performed in the early 1970s
Contemporary to it was the glam rock era of David Bowie (as Ziggy Stardust & the Spiders From Mars, 1971-73), the New York Dolls, Alice Cooper, Roxy Music and the like.
Music of the time was the Kinks' "Lola" (1970), Traffic's "The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys" (1971), Lou Reed's "Walk on the Wild Side" (1972), Mott the Hoople's "All the Young Dudes" (1972), and Roxy Music's "Editions of You" (1973).
You got my thumb up as soon as I saw you dressed up AND doin' the Time Warp
Zay, if your parents see the mess all you have to say is I'm no longer a Rocky Horror Picture Show virgin. They'll shake their heads and go; ok then. Clean up and we'll tell you about our first time seeing it.
I applaud you both to your commitment to honoring and being immersive in this Amazing! I totally enjoyed every second of it
Ok…I knew about this movie long before I watched…they would have midnight shows that would act out some of the scenes….I always wanted to go after I got married….My name is Janet and my husband is Brad….
I've been at the movie with participation it is a blast...toilet paper was thrown everytime Dr Scott's name was said (Scott's toilet paper reference)...everyone in the theater did the time warp...much fun
OMG YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME .. its such a cult classic i cant believe youre watching this ... !!!
Best rocky horror reaction I've ever watched 👏🥳
You two hit it out of the park! Great job as always! Amazing!
I know this is a little before your time, but did you not recognize Meatloaf the legendary author of the rock album Bat out of Hell? He played Eddie. And of course dinner was Meatloaf again.
Frozen Meatloaf again?
Not to be pedantic but Meat Loaf didn't write Bat Out Of Hell like most of his output, it was written by the equally legendary Jim Steinman. Sadly neither are with us any longer, R.I.P both.
You guys were hilarious and this was such a terrifically fun reaction! Thanks for the laughs! This brought back some great memories.
Oh man, this was a great time! Thanks so much for making my day brighter - I hope Zay got all those bits of rice out of his PC!
This was the dumbest, wildest thing you two have ever done…do it more 🎉
I appreciate the fact that you 2 Dudes went all out. You both get a huge thumbs up !!!
my senior year in high school 77 - 78 i went to this all the time.
I salute your bravery and sense of fun. That's the best homage you could pay to this crazy movie. 🍿 PS : Tim Curry is still the sexiest transvestite shown on screen.
I highly recommend that at some point the two of you do go to a midnight showing of this with the live shadow cast.
The message is: “Don’t dream it, be it.” Don’t just think about taking life by the balls, do it!
I did the floor show pf RHPS as Janet and Columbia years ago and it was a blast. It was so much fun watching you guys react to this and be so game to get into it and have a good time. Thank you! 😁
I don't even know how I found your channel but I used to perform in several Rocky shadowcasts and I cannot believe how you both went ALL IN in such a fun way! I still have my Rocky prop suitcase in the closet and all the callbacks are still in my head (miiiight have found myself muttering them under my breath). It did my heart good to see you having such a great time with this.
I’ve never seen this type of dedication to a reaction ESPECIALLY to the rocky horror picture show which is rarely done. 😂 you guys are awesome. Super glad I found your channel
👏This was terrific!! Amazing for a first time, too!! 👏
Such a wonderful surprise and so much fun!
I was in high school in 1980 when I first saw this. It was on the Penn State college campus. This was most popular on college campuses across the nation for many many years.
Before Arnold Schwarzenegger popularized weight lifting (and Nautilus made it possible in fitness centers), only odd people lifted weights or even worked out. (By today's standards, the first Superman, George Reeves, is pudgy with a slight potbelly, not the cut man we think of as the character should be.)
Charles Atlas however, had an ad in just about every comic book and blue-collar magazine for decades in the first part of the 20th century, promoting "In just 7 days I can make you a man." It featured, in cartoon panels, a 97-lb. man at a beach having the sand kicked in his face as the beach jocks steal his girlfriend. And if you were to buy the Atlas program, a week later you could compete on equal terms on the beach. (Today we call that false advertising.)
Yep, even the actual stories in the comic books were less fictional than those ads. 😄
The Eddie Cantor movie Strike Me Pink features this heavily to comedic effect.
This was EPIC!
I can't tell you how many times we did this at the drive-in!
(Although we threw hot dogs at the introduction of Dr Frank-n-furter!)
Thank you for keeping tradition alive!
50 foot of Frank N Furter!!! Shadowcasting at the drive-in was great!
I’ve been doing live cast shows since the 90s. I was reminded that most of the callbacks I learned for this show don’t really fly in the contemporary era. What fun! 😂
SO TRUE!!! I still use my callbacks from the late 80s/early 90s and they are SHOCKING to the kids in the theater! It is fun to see the looks on the faces of them...LOL! The newer callback lines are SOOOOO VANILLA!!!
Full props for following tradition and playing along. Best way to watch it. 😂❤
Brings back memories! One Summer as a teenager in the late 80s I watched this every Friday Night at an old theater in my smallish West Texas town. It really is something that becomes more enjoyable with audience interaction and every time you go you learn more from the more experienced crowd that you can pass on to the newbies. I really appreciate your attempt at keeping the tradition alive and it's the first reaction to this I've seen that the reactors participated.
This was really great, guys!
A toast🍞!!!! You guys are funny af!
Lol 😂, aww the memories of all the midnight showings, we use to go to. 😊
Had a great time doing these shows in early 80's. I'd never experienced anything like it before.
Respect for the reaction. Subscribed for the participation. Next is heels and hose down at the theater for the midnight show. Well, maybe next year.
Well I think you’re the first people to react to this film and actually engage with it like at the live events. At least you’re the first I’ve seen anyways. The few others who have reacted to it just watched and commented on it. You dressed up and did the activities! So much fun to watch!!!!! Thanks for making this! Definitely going to share with friends who love this movie and have been to the live shows. I think they’ll enjoy this video and seeing you both get into it!!
And I bet if your parents walked in they would probably think, "Oh they must have watched Rocky Horror"
This movie came out in 1975, the year I graduated high school and began my University studies. I believe I first saw this in 1976 at a small independent little theater. Even then there was audience participation like throwing rice and toast. Maybe 10% of the audience wore costumes. And some brought liquor, or smoking herbs. It was a great movie and experience.
Love you young gents reactions and unabashed joy & enthusiasm! ✌️❤ Mominator approved
Its so awesome watching u guys do all the participation stuff, that's the best part of this film :D In terms of the decisions behind RHPS, it's literally all in that song that bookmarks the beginning and end of the film - it's all parodying and paying homage to all those 50s and 60s science fiction films. You can hear the lyrics mention the famous movies in that time like Forbidden Planet, King Kong, etc. The fact that this movie even got made and approved of in the time it came out baffles me 'cause it's so ahead of its time. They had originally planned to cast well known actors (Susan Sarandon and Tim Curry weren't well known yet) but i'm so glad they went for unknowns, except for Meatloaf, of course. Richard O'Brien who plays Riff Raff was the MASTER behind the music, he's so underrated.
If you guys have cinemas who do interactive screenings with shadow casts and everything, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEEEEEAAAAASE GO IT'S AMAZING XD I went with a mate of mine just before Halloween (I live in Australia) and it was so crazy, everyone was dressed up and i so did not expect to see so many superfans with all the stuff to throw in the cinema lol. A drag queen came up to us before we went in and asked if we had been to a RHPS screening before. I hadn't and my friend hadn't seen the film yet and then out of nowhere, she drew a 'V' on our foreheads with lipstick to indicate that we were virgins hahaha. Half the crowd were virgins and they had us do some hilarious shit before the movie started like making goose orgasm sounds, seriously u gotta go to one of these screenings one day you'll love it XD
SOOOO Fun. Great reaction as usual... You guys did a lot of the fun stunts and tried to keep up with the shouts yet there is SOOO much more to the interactions with the movie. You guys would LOVE to do this in the theater with a crowd... its so infectious.
I watched it live for 7 years and it's definitely a different experience when you're watching it in the theater with everyone else.
Just happened to come across this whilst in an elevated state. I'm having fun already!
Best reaction to TRHPS ever! I was fortunate to be a participant in many midnight screenings back in the day, and you two reacted perfectly!! BRAVO!!
Since you're not familiar with the film I was wondering if you knew at the beginning but two older people standing outside the church when Brad and Janet are singing. They are Magenta and Riff Raff.
Also Tim Curry. And I only just noticed this after having seen the movie several times.
Now this is what I call interactive cinema. ^^
This was amazing 👏🏽 thank you for this
The lips at the opening are the same actress as magenta.
Me and my friends dressed up and went to see this at the theatre (stage not film) every year when we were young. The stage version is the best way to experience this as the cast interact right back at you with the call outs. We went so often we got to once see Richard O'Brien (the writer/author and guy who played Riff Raff) perform, and also went for the 25th Anniversary showing at the Royal Albert Hall and met a lot of the original cast from the film.
Once you've immersed yourself in this madness, you can never go back!
I always thought it was hilarious that they served dinner hours after everyone was sent to bed
that was really fun, guys! Great way to frame a reaction video
Kudos for appreciating the reenactment aspects and having fun with it unlike others reviewers who just watch the movie.
I've seen it 3 times in theaters. Each time the audience had different responses to the dialog. The 3rd time my date enjoyed the show so much she married me (eventaully). We're still together 30 years later! Your joke about being who you really are was the theme Obrien was trying to get across.
When they yell "great scott," we used to throw rolls of toilet tissue
When we were going to the midnight showings in the late 70s - early 80s, we sat in the balcony of the movie theater & pelted the newbies below with rice & squirt guns (for the rain) & toast! So fun to see you guys participating! 👏👏
I was WAY too young when I first saw this movie. It was very dark and confusing to me, but I loved it for some reason. I think most of the credit goes to Tim Curry and the rockin' songs! I'm glad you guys enjoyed it and I commend you for doing the audience participation parts (and no, the movie was not written with that in mind-it was a stage play first though).
My poor daughter was raised on Rocky! Her father played Eddie and I played Magenta in the local shadowcast. My girl had no choice but "BE IT"! I continued doing shadowcast as Janet until I was about ready to POP! We got a kick out of a VERY preggo Janet!!! 31 years later, may daughter is still a fan and can't help but do the Time Warp when she hears it in a store...LOL!!
Oh gods this was such fun! Thank you for going all in, made for a fantastic video! If you ever are able to go to a live event, together or on your own, you definitely should, it is so much fun and the atmosphere in the room is insane!
If you want to see a live version they recorded a very unique show for the 40th anniversary back in 2015 from London's West End, where there are a cast of different narrators, and Richard O'Brien (Riff Raff and the creator of Rocky Horror) comes on stage as well. Of course a reaction to it would be fantastic, even if it was a Patreon exclusive, but I would for sure recommend you watch it either way, just too good not to! Here's the video "Rocky Horror Show Live From London's West End 2015" - czcams.com/video/rYZOFZrghqE/video.html :D
My first midnight showing was in college in 1979. I’ll never forget it. On a side note, my husband made a docu about Rocky Horror fans called “A Regular Frankie Fan”. 😁❤️
You guys are so cool - Way back in the day, we did attend Rocky Horror's usually at Midnight somewhere - we used to bring all kinds of stuff and throw it around the theaters - probably can't do that now - but yes, the stage productions would go on throughout the movie, recreating the scenes on stage and it was always one helluva wild ride!
You guys deserve an A+ for effort - let your freak flags fly : ) Peace and Love
Easily the BEST RHPS reaction on the internet and it is bc you COMMITTED to it. A++++
This was a first for reaction videos and you guys nailed it! Good job! New subscriber here!
I'm late seeing this reaction, but this was one of the best I've ever seen. I actually had a damn goofy grin on my face throughout. Bravo! Will watch this reaction every Halloween from now on. Thank you!
LOL We used spray bottles during the raining scene. 😅 🌂
Well done, gentlemen!!!! Well done all around! ❤️
Just went to a live production of Rocky Horror last night with my best friend. It was his first time seeing it. Then got home and saw you posted this. Also my name is Cameron and his name is Isaiah. It's a strange old world.
so nice you did the time warp! that's how you enjoy this movie
This is gold, you two. I had such a blast watching you experience the movie for the first time. Back in the day, my friends and I would go to a screening every Saturday night. Took along all the props, said all the lines. I hope one day you can attend a screening with an audience. You'll never forget it!
Ok, best reaction to Rocky Horror I've ever seen. I don't think anyone's ever done a proper participatory version of this until now. There were still some canted responses that could have been added, but it would have given too much of the story away. You guys killed it though!
I don't know about today, but in the past it seems like the "live" shows were done at midnight. Many times there would be people leading who would stand up at the front. I'm supposing those people were old hats doing this for long time.
It is hard to think just how strait-laced American society was, half-a-century ago. This movie was so counter-culture and shocking to most people that I think what initially drove the audience participation was the sense of belonging to the small community of people in the theater.
If you told me back then that Pride events would bring out mass crowds of people in every metropolitan centers all across the county and not just New York, that acceptance of LGBT would grow to where many politicians go out of their way to attend these events, instead of hide from them, that marriage equality would be (at least so far) the law of the land, I would . . . I would . . well, I don't know what I would do.
Guess the movie was truly showing a time warp.
This was fun, you guys! I’ve been to many showings over the years and it’s always a blast.
Totally go if you have an opportunity!
Hell, you already have costumes!
Much love and respect to see younger generation fully appreciate the movie for how it needs to be watched and glad to see you two having a blast
A mid-night event, and the first one almost did me in! I hope you guys get to experience it at least once for yourselves. A play at first...made into a film, but it was a flop...brought back to be shown as a midnight fill--in at one theatre, but it became an instant cult phenomenon. The rest is history. Great reaction, guys. Love your vids.
I have seen it hundreds of times starting when I was about 13.
Nicely done, gents. A real A+ effort on this one. There are some old Rocky Horror documentaries (VH1: Behind the Music, etc) posted on CZcams that go into the history.
I took my wonderful Cuban boyfriend to see the rocky horror picture show at a midnight showing in the movie theater in coconut grove, Florida in 1981ish. I had seen it once before but didn’t know viewers acted it out.
He hadn’t been in the USA very long (Mariel boatlift).
We sat in the back of the packed theatre and when people started spraying water he was terrified and climbed over the seats to get out. He thought Americans were bonkers!
I reassured him that it was all in fun and he settled down and enjoyed the movie.
He probably tells his grandson and great grandkids about it now. 😂💕
This was such a FUN reaction to watch. You totally got the spirit of it, and your delight in watching it was really infections. Great job!
Congratulations, guys! You two are the first movie reactors to react to The Rocky Horror Picture Show! Not bad for 1975, is it?
I've seen several others react to this movie.... they're definitely the first ones to react to it in audience participation style. 🙂
When I was going to see this, we sat in the balcony. Just before the Time Warp started, we all ran as fast as we could to get down to the stage for it. When it was over, we got up and ran as fast as we could to get back to our seats before Frankie showed. I don’t think I’ve ever actually seen him in the elevator, lol.
Great reaction guys! Best one yet!
Guy's great job ...
As a viewer who has seen this in the theater so many times over the years, i lost count. Couple things i recommend .. 1. There is an interactive sound track (audience participation) you can listen too to get a better idea what to say and things. It was recorded by the FAN CLUB in new york. Yes, there is a FAN CLUB. 2. Go see the movie in the theater, you will not regret it. Keep in mind there is a remake out, so be sure its the ORIGINAL 1975 showing. I believe the remake came out in 2006. It's good too, but you wanna check out the original (1975). 3. As for dressing up, usually those that do go up in front screen and act out scenes with the movie.... oh PS: Tim Curry also did a movie called "CLUE" with 3 different endings ... fun. Usually they only show 1 ending per theater (or used to) and you never know which ending you will get. It might be on the marquis as Clue 1, Clue 2, or Clue 3. I also heard they show all three endings in one movie. Still worth the viewing.
Again it was great fun watching your reaction as you never seen it before. Great job ... thanks ...
OH MY GOSH I LOVE THIS REACTION. It was so much fun to see how immersed and dedicated you guys were. I love all of this. This interactive format is just completely amazing and crazy. You guys did such an amazing job first keeping up and committing to all the little fun things that happen in live shows BUT ALSO In completely knocking out of the park all of the symbolism and meanings of freedom and breaking away from “normal” traditions and finally excepting and expressing yourself. Huge fan, keep up this amazing kind of content. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
No one can ever say you’re not committed to your channel! Lots of fun!