HOLES IS AN ABSOLUTE BLAST!! Holes Movie Reaction First Time Watching! FAMOUS JARS OF SPICED PEACHES
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- HOLES MOVIE REACTION! Today I'll be watching a film I have never seen before Holes with Shia LaBoeuf released in 2003 for the first time. Here's our Holes reaction. Want to watch the ENTIRE Movie with me? Check out: / timotheereacts
A boy is wrongfully sent to a brutal camp, where the camp warden and her staff force the children in their care to mysteriously dig holes all day long in the desert. Their rehabilitation is questioned, as they think something sinister is involved.
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This is one of my favorite movies from my childhood! I loved it so much that I even read the book 😂 I loved watching it with you, Tim! Can’t wait for more collabs🥳
“Atlantis: The Lost Empire” is my #1 favorite movie and treasure
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Punishments are meant to waste your time, otherwise they serve no purpose.
The reason the lizards didn’t attack Stanley and Hector is because Sam said his onions repel said lizards.
I've seen this movie so many times. For example, I know all the words to the Dig It song (the full version) But I never noticed until now Mr. Sir's conversation with the chef about him purchasing the onions for the camp. They were all eating onions, essentially keeping the lizards away from biting them. But yes the lizards hated that they ate a bunch of the onions lol
Also, fun fact the "Onions" they were eating whole were apples wrapped in an edible saran wrap-type material. When this movie came out I made the mistake of wanting to try eating a straight-up onion (before I found out they weren't eating actual onions) but I brought it to school to try. I wish I at least tried it at home and not at school, but luckily I always brought a bunch of gum to school with me 🤣🤣
@text385 Have fun being reported, you all are not as clever as you apparently think that you are. It's laughable, maybe change up your technique a bit. And better luck next time when trying to find someone with sucker written on their forehead.
@@deadsetondreams1988 mmmm, now I wanna try edible paper wrapped apples. 😂
@@deadsetondreams1988 Well, we all make mistakes as kids...
But that would've been straight up hilarious!!!
@@deadsetondreams1988 its more clear in the book that the onions are the reason. Its fairly clear in the movie, but the book focuses on it for quite a bit.
There's actually only one significant difference between the book and movie:
In the book, Stanley was overweight, and being sent to the camp made him lose all of it to where he was super skinny.
They chose not to do this because forcing Shia LaBeouf to lose all that weight on the quick schedule they were on would've caused significant damage to his adolescent body.
That’s also just kinda dumb and unnecessary. Movie was better without it
Agreed, on both your comments. 😂
@@TheEpic22 Its unnecessary but not dumb.
The book also has a bit more time to cover specific scenes as well, and what theyre for. For instance, the onions in the movie arent quite a clear as in the book. Tho ngl, theyre maybe a little too obvious and clear in the book
@@TheEpic22 it's neither dumb or unnecessary. fat people exist. they deserve to have representation too. it's refreshing to see fat characters in stories where the story doesn't in some way revolve around/have a major plot point about their weight. stanley's weight wasn't some huge focus, it wasn't a plot point, it was just a part of his character that was brought up bu not dwelled on, as it should be.
it's definitely understandable why they left it out of the movie, and commendable considering it was in order to protect shia's health, particularly because he was still a kid. but it's not dumb or unnecessary to have fat characters, just like it isn't dumb or unnecessary to have gay, black, or trans characters. everyone deserves representation even if it makes you uncomfortable.
I love this movie. It's so satisfying how they tie all three of the storylines together. And I still find myself singing that woodpecker song from time to time.
I have that woodpecker song memorized! ❤
If only if onlyyyyyy
@@spiton the wooodpecker sighs the bark on the tree was as soft as the sky
parts of the movie from the book that they left out:
-by the time elya yelnats remembered madame zeroni's promise, he was in america. he searched for her son, hoping to break the curse through him (much like caveman and zero did)
-The reason why kate was crying before sam kissed her, he fixed up the school, thus there was no longer any excuse for him to stop by. but he fixed that :)
-the reason why zero was at camp green lake before stanley, his trial got delayed because the baseball player was busy with the baseball season, while zero's trial was fairly quick and standard.
In the book, the treasure hunters buying Sam's onion repellent is the last flashback, when Caveman and Zero are covered in lizards, and aren't getting bitten.
I thought she was just crying cause of whatever she was reading lol
Fun fact: It took them hours to get Jon Voight, who plays Mister Sir, ready for his role. Another fact, they used friendly water colors to on bearded dragon lizards and for the onions, they’re just apples covered in rice paper and colored red with beet juice, only the tops are onion stems😊And the author of ‘Holes’, Louis Sachar, makes a cameo appearance in the flashback where we’re introduced to Kissing Kate Barlow😊
The name isn’t part of the curse, his great-great grandfather didn’t have the name Stanley. The name tradition began with his great grandfather.
It's like fate's way of making sure that the claim of the treasure goes to the Yelnats, should they break the curse.
You know how in grade school teachers seemed to have the same few movies they would put on for your class to watch? "Holes" was the only one I never minded for them to put on repeatedly year after year 🧡 Such a well-made film that never panders and always knows the right tone to entertain all ages! 👍
Our 8th grade class read this book as a group before the movie game out, and took a field trip to see it in theaters when it released. One of my favorite school memories tbh....the book was fantastic, and seeing the film just a few months after was a great way to cap things off.
@@turntsnaco824 my 3rd grade class did the exact same thing. And I was obsessed. I remember the website giving you a unique nickname based on your IP. I remember wanting to help doing yard work so I could dig lol.
In my case,they've put Home Alone 😂
36:28 It may be on Warden Walker's land but it's Yelnats family property. Kate stole it so the Walker family has no claim to it even if it's on their property. As a descendant of Stanley Yelnats the first, Stanley has every claim to that chest.
And considering how uncommon the name Stanley Yelnats is, and it is engraved on a decades old, locked chest, it would be impossible to prove it belonged to anyone else in the world. 😂
This was an amazing adaptation. Not only was it fun to watch, but I really felt for the struggles of Stanley IV, Hector in the present, as well as Sam and Kate in the flashbacks. And some of these lines are forever burned into mu memory. Definitely an underrated gem.
What a cast! Eartha Kitt?! John Voight, Patricia Arquette, Sigourney Weaver, Henry Winkler?! Wow
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So the woman who plays Madame Zeroni is Eartha Kitt who was Yzma in Emperor's New Groove,
The kid who played Zero (Khelo Thomas) has a youtube channel of his name and has talked about his experience on the film,
The yellow spotted lizards of the film are just bearded dragons with paint on them,
Stanley Yelnats dad is played by character actor Henry Winkler (the principal in Scream, Fonzie in Happy Days, etc),
Also I find it hilarious you repeatedly realized that Hector's last name of Zeroni was the one that put the curse on Stanley's family multiple times. To clarify the curse of Zeroni on Stanley ended when he carried Hector up the mountain, and sang while Zero drank since he is a descendant of Madame.
While the curse of Sam ended when the line of Walker finally faces justice as they said it hadn't rained since the day Sam died. TLDR: Two curses ceased when the wrongs of the past were righted,
Also Also all of the descendants meeting up with each other wasn't coincidence it was fate that brought them together. Stanley because of his family's curse,
Hector because of his family putting the curse on,
Walker because of her family killing Sam and the lake drying up and Kate Barlow stole from Stanley and the treasure ended up at the dried up lake it is all interconnected,
One last thing I want to note is that Madame Zeroni and Sam both have a connection in the form of magic that is seen in the mountain stream with her song and the healing power of onions,
I think when a film is about FATE and curses, you can't really say the plot has coincidence. Every development is clearly intentional everything in this world happens for a reason. That's the difference between this film and Shawshank; it's an allegory. And Stanley isnt redeeming himself; he's innocent! When criticising a plot you have to judge the ideas and the execution.
Exactly
Came to same basically this exactly
When the warden shakes the water jug and says “Can ye hear the empty spaces?” “Yes! I can hear.” 🤣 Never gets old.
I love that scene. It always kills me. 😂
Disney had no business adapting this book, but they did. It's not the typical Disney story. The book dealt with racism, child labor, death, genuine peril and danger that Disney movies at the time never touched in the early 2000s. But they did it anyway. And they stuck very close to the book. Of course it took artistic liberties, but the tone was the same.
31:45 Both the people at the camp and Zero had already mentioned that his real name was Hector Zeroni. They wouldn't have mentioned Madame Zeroni having a son who went to America if they weren't going to mention it again. Rule of storytelling - you don't bring something up unless it's going to be mentioned again.
I recommend the book. It’s so good as well as the movie. They really played the characters very well. I’m so happy you watched it. It’s so underrated. Plus this was my first intro of a story that jumps back to many flash backs for you to place the pieces together later.
The only big difference I remember from the book is that Stanley started as overweight
The lizards that portray the Yellow Spotted Lizard in the movie were Bearded Dragons which are non-venomous and all of these lizards wore a non-toxic yellow paint on their backs to give the appearance of these venomous lizards from the book.
Although the Yellow Spotted lizards are fictional, their are some venomous lizards living today, but the only venomous lizards consist of the Monitor and Komodo Dragons and especially the Beaded Lizards which live in the southwestern United States and Mexico, those species consist of the well-known Gila Monster and the Mexican Bearded Lizard.🦎🦎
Holes is a great movie. I loved the book as a kid, and Louis Sachar (the author) wrote the screenplay. Apparently, he had a lot of input in the film's production. Sachar also makes a brief appearance in the movie! He's Mr. Collingwood, the guy that Sam sells onion oil to help with his balding head.
Crazy to think this was literally a Disney movie cause when I saw the commercials and the advertisements for this movie 20 years ago they didn’t include nor mention it was from Disney. Of course the trailer/promo VO guy has done a lot of trailer narrations for Disney in the early-mid 2000’s so that was a clear takeaway.
Anyways it’s interesting that it’s been almost 20 years since the movie came out and it’s easily not only the most underrated Disney film but also one of the best book film adaptations during the 2000’s and love the incredible cast consisting of Shia LaBeouf, Sigourney Weaver, Jon Voight, Henry Winkler, Eartha Kitt and Patricia Arquette.
I remember reading the book in elementary school around the time the movie came out and watching it in class. Still just as good to this day. I always loved the scenes of Kate and Sam quoting Edgar Allen Poe poetry especially. They were adorable. 💕
24:10 Remember his grandfather talking about the first Stanley Yelnats? The one who made a lot of money but lost it when he was robbed - by Kissing Kate Barlow? She didn't kiss him, she just robbed him and left him. He was half crazy when he was found - thought that the nurse dabbing at his head with cool clothes was an angel, so he married her.
I mean a cold shower in a desert makes a little sense.
In case you're not familiar with the book here's how each of the boys ended up at Camp Green Lake and how they got their names
Stanely Yelnats AKA: Caveman, stealing a pair of shoes (A crime he did not commit) and due to his bulky size in the book and the fossil he finds at the camp.
Hector Zeroni AKA: Zero stealing a pair of shoes and because he never spoke or did anything at the camp until Stanley arrives.
Theodore Johnson AKA: Armpit, beating up two older boys over a bucket of popcorn at the movies and due to his vicious body odor.
Rex Washburn AKA: X-Ray, selling bags of dry parsley and oregano for $50 to people who thought they were buying marijuana.
Ricky AKA: Zigzag, setting off firecrackers at his school that triggered the alarms. Unknown how he got his nickname (either because his hair stuck out in different directions or because the firecrackers, he set off bounced in a zigzag pattern.)
Jose AKA: Magnet, got caught trying to steal a puppy from a pet store that cost $1,000 (According to Squid) and because he steals without thinking.
Alan AKA: Squid, because he beat up a police officer who confiscated his beer bottle and because he wanted to be a marine biologist (or because he farts in his sleep)
"Once upon a time... there was a magical place where it never rained... The End."
Fun fact: the yellow spotted lizards are actually just bearded dragons they painted spots on. They’re totally harmless and actually pretty friendly! I had one as a pet! His name was Phoenix and every time I pet his head he gave me a little lick. RIP Phoenix ❤
my brother had one. blackbeard was his name
The movie doesn't explain it until later, and it's kinda glossed.
The reason Stanley got 18 months for the Shoes, was cause they were owned by the Greatest Baseball Player of their day. The shoes were gonna be auctioned, and are explained as being so popular that just that sale alone would help renovate an Orphanage.
The same one the Baseball Player grew up in.
In the book, Stanley was overweight and gradually started losing weight at the camp. When he goes under the overturned boat, he is shocked. But in the movie adaptation, the temperatures truly did get so hot that they wouldn’t put a fat suit on Shia for his safety.
I love both this movie and its book, and I'm glad you're reacting to it as well, they're not enough reactions to this movie in my opinion
The real brilliance of this is that Kate's treasure was in the Stanley name.
They lost it before they ever dug the first hole.
FUN FACT: At 14:00 the older guy with the blad head, that is the author of the book, if I remember correctly.
Also I think the reason why he got 18 months for "stealing" a pair of shoes, was because it was from an athlete, and he was selling it for charity for a shelter for kids.
There are simply not enough Holes reaction videos on YT. I think there are 4 or 5, including this one. I get so excited every time a new one comes out.
Same!
My brothers and I dug a hole in our backyard for fun after we watched Holes. Our dad wasn't happy and made us put back in all the dirt we dug but our mom thought it was cute and took a picture of me and my siblings in and around the hole we dug.
The actress who plays Stanley's mom played the bus driver in Forrest Gump.
She played in men in black (1997) she was Edgars wife the one that gives him sugar water 😂
I think the disproportionate punishment at Camp Green Lake is Louis Sachar trying to capture a child's fearful cognition of the judicial system, particularly in rough neighborhoods where its flaws impact daily life the most.
Watched this movie a lot as a kid so I have a special sort of nostalgia for it, also read the book in school. The movie is very close to the book with a few changes, that’s why it seems so well written. There’s a sequel/spin off book too that follows Armpit called Small Steps, haven’t read that one though.
I saw this movie in 2018, one of the best ones out there as I was engaged with the story the whole time. I love how Stanley and Zero even became friends after that cool encounter with one another at the camp.
Fun Fact: the director was also the book's author. That's why the adaptation is so good. I love this movie.
The director was actually Andrew Davis but the book’s author, Louis Sachar, was also the screenwriter so the adaptation was indeed very good!
Madame Zaroni is the same woman who voiced Yzma in "The Emperors' New Groove."
Caveman didn't ratted out on Squid on the sunflower seed, but they ratted out on him not digging
20 years old. Still a classic.
Eartha Kitt (Madame Zeroni) was such an amazing actress and singer.
RIP Ms. Kitt.
In the book it's revealed Clyde Livingston had the same foot fungus as Trout Walker,(hence the fish smell and nickname) so I see it as getting another last laugh on him, since one of ingredients is onions it's implied Trout would've had that cleared up if he gave one of Sam's remedies a try(but didn't cos too proud and racist)and now not only has it been fixed after Trout's long gone but it's for a biracial guy too.
Plus learning that Green Lake is gone for good and gonna be turned into a girl scouts camp will get back at him again as well for burning down Katherine's schoolhouse.
The whole last few minutes of the movie is one big chain of 'get backs' for the Walkers in general.
“I can fix that…” Sam was the smoothest XD
I want thank you both for this reaction. As a kid I never understood the film until I was older to appreciate the messages in it. Fun fact: the “onions” that Stanley and Hector ate are actually apples. They were covered in edible wrappers.
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The lady is right. Hector Zoroni is Madame Zoroni descendant. Hence the same last name. So the curse got broken because of that.
Shia Labeouf also appeared in the sci-fi action thriller I, Robot around this time. He had previously starred in the Disney family comedy Even Stevens
In middle school, in class we read the Holes book first before watching the movie. The family relations, and everything made me love history all the more and made everything so much sense!
35:45 reason why the lizards didn't bite them is because of the stench of onions they ate ( if i recall correctly i think it was b/c it was stinky)
30:36 Yes, Zero is great (3x) grandson of Madame Zeroni.
This is one of my favorite films and I remember seeing it in theatres when it released and I actually saw the movie before I read the book. My favorite part about this film is that all the different timelines interconnect with each other even if there are a lot of coincidences lol and they did it so flawlessly that the cg doesn't really bother me. My brother and I would always imitate Mr. Sir's quotes in the film because they are so memorable especially the line where he askes if anything is wrong with his face.
I'm sure some people have already said this in the comments but as a reptile lover, they used bearded dragons which are native to Australia and they used non toxic paint for the spots. Bearded dragons are extremely friendly and totally opposite of what these lizards are. They are basically dogs with scales in the sense that they enjoy human interaction well maybe not wild ones lol.
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So, fun fact: Armpit's nickname has a different origin in the books. In that continuity, he was stung in the armpit by a scorpion his first day out on the lake, and the rest of the D-Tent guys got sick of hearing about it, so that became his nickname.
Of course, that was revealed in a book that came out after this movie did, so in the movie, he's named after his powerful body odor.
Good point for Zero choking Zigzag then whacking Pendanski with a shovel for provoking him, a warning to D-Tent
I adore this movie so much. Core memory of running full speed to turn up the tv every time the music video for the theme song came on Disney Channel lol. I was all in after reading the book for school, just listened again two days ago
Holes in my opinion is the most underrated live action Disney movie of all time
Man,Disney really said "Screw kids friendly content. Let's give them a movie about abuse. They will love it".
As a kid i had a CRAZY crush on sigourney weaver in this movie. I was always attracted to female villains.
I remember having to read the novel of this film in class, once upon a time. The film itself is very good imo. Plus, the theme song of Holes is a bop, I dig it.😄 Thanks for the reaction, Tim.😉👍🏽
Request pamphlet. "Rhinoceros" is based on a French play that became an American 1974 comedy film. Gene Wilder and Zero Mostel (The Producers) lead the cast of characters who are slowly becoming rhinos from some unexplained plague.
I remember reading the book in fourth grade, then going on a school field trip to see the movie. It was a good day. Also, the song "Dig It" is such a bop.
I dont think there coincidences, but more the curse binding them together.
Remember its been about a 100-200 years so it took over a 100-200 years for an opportunity to break the curse.
I think it fits in rather nicely.
we read this back in year 5, such a great book and an amazing movie adaptation. Glad you both enjoyed it.
I remember one of my teachers reading the book to the class, and once I found out it was available on Netflix back then, I decided to watch it right away instead of waiting to watch it in class
I really love the Holes movie it is such a great classic.
Oh and I forgot to mention that the actor who plays Clyde "Sweetfeet" is Rick Fox, who was a NBA player in real life. He was a rookie in the Boston Celtics during Larry Bird's final year before his retirement, and Rick also played with Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant in the L.A. Lakers. This movie was likely filmed sometime in the offseason of 2002, after the Lakers defeated the New Jersey Nets in the 2002 NBA Finals.
This was my absolute favorite childhood movie it’s so nostalgic to see it again. I think this is the only time where I liked the movie more than the book, it still holds up great.
(At 31:30) aren't those the same onions that were used as repellent for the lizards?
The “BYE BYE CAMP GREEN…” got me 😂
Great video. I've totally never heard of holes before. This was actually my first time reacting to it with you Timmy.😄
Hope you enjoyed it!
I first saw this movie in school with my friends. We spent the semester reading the book before watching the film. Then I watched it with my family in Spanish.
The moment the property’s ownership is transferred from the Walker family descendants to the state the drought ends and it starts to rain! It hadn’t rain since the day they shot Sam 😢
31:37 that lady played Catwoman in the 1966 live action batman series staring Adam West she also was the voice of Ezma from Emperor's New Groove
Wow what did I win I know absolutely nothing yay!
Madame Zeroni is played by Eartha Kitt, aka Yzma from Emperors New Grove!
6:53 Well the previous owner of that bed was barf bag. the stain is probably barf.
we see so much dark things in this film but we all forget it's a disney movie how funny is that.
The funny thing is that it’s been said that sending kids to camps like this doesn’t correct behavior, sometimes it makes it worse and parents resorting to this just basically tells their kids they don’t want to deal with and understand why they act this way.
"I dont know how to read, can you teach me?" Is such a heartbreaking statement to me. With all my heart id want to help, but I have no idea how to teach somebody to read. Im not confident that I could.
OMG i loved this movie as a child, i pry watched it over 30 times. Glad yall are watching it😊🎉
That song, dig it, in the beginning is such a bop!!
I loved this movie as a kid!! Ange actually reacted to this a few weeks ago. 🥰🥰🥰🥰💜💜💜💜💜
The stories and how everything connected was top notch IMO great movie!
18:36 The book clarifies - Sam can only enter the school if he works there ie fixes stuff or drops off deliveries. He can't go in there to learn anything at either day school or night school.
This is gonna sound surprising, but I watched this movie a lot when I was little. I just love this movie, I guess. Glad you both watched it!
This movie gives me hella flashbacks to when the teacher read the book to us in year 5.
Stanley cup girls, be calling their kids Stanley. This movie aged well!
I've always loved how the story of the town and his family comes into full circle.
One of my all-time favs
Literally the only Walt Disney movie about reparations and justice, yet it’s coded well enough that even as adults few people notice it.
This movie came out like 3 months after we read it as book project in 6th grade....super solid adaptation when it comes to that sort of thing like pretty damn spot on
YES!!! This is a an amazing gift to wake up to!!! 🤗
Such a fun movie I can't remember the last time I watched it but it'll always be a classic.
That opening scene where barfbag intentionally got bit by the snake just be sent home was so sad but I loved this movie and the book
I don't know if this is true but I had a thought
Since Pendenski isn't actually a doctor, and his comment to the other boys about how:
"Oh, Lewis won't be returning."
I recently had a horrible thought
Did barf bag die because he didn't get the proper treatment?
They heavily implied later that "there are plenty of holes to choose from"
I really hope I'm wrong but it seems heavily implied
Hopefully I'm reading that all wrong
@@lewissandras108 see i thought the same but they did buffer it by saying he was still in the hospital but it’s sad that he risked his life to get out of the camp
@@brithevirgo Oh good!
I was really worried
Glad I was wrong about that
@@lewissandras108 same! But your theory makes a lot of sense as well
It was nice watching the movie for the first time back when I was 11. My class required us to read the book first. While reading it, I always imagined a fictional side plot regarding a little more unrealistic stuff.
The first part is a dream sequence that has Stanley running away from the camp, he falters, then starts to hallucinate. A talking anthropomorphic Yellow Spotted Lizard (Simply named "Yellow Spotted Lizard") dressed in Yoda-like attire appears and strictly advises him to go back to camp. Because his destiny awaits there.
A few moments here and there in flashbacks show YellowSpottedLizard as a younger Lizard, possibly even being a pet to Madame Zeroni.
Another has YellowSpottedLizard appear to Stanley and Hector at the top of the mountain to congratulate Stanley, telling him that the curse has finally been lifted, and helps them down the mountain with his mystic teleportation powers. All to help Stanley lift his family curse and get him his treasure.
I actually like the song at the end of the movie that was sung by half of the cast. "Dig it up"
When you realize the counselor calls the boys by their government names, but calls Hector Zero...
I am lovjng your reactions dude 😎 🤟
37:46 You are right one thing. This is like “The Shawshank Redemption” and new edition for the kids
I think some of my fave aspects of Holes are the actor selections and the soundtrack. The two versions of Dig It are sick! And I got the short version of If Only memorized. The full song is really good, though. They chose wisely on the artists. 😊
I was 7 when this book came out and it quickly became my favorite book. The movie came out when I was 12 and I was so happy that they did a great job! Obviously like usual the book is better because it provides better foreshadowing since we’re able to have more time with the characters and the story is explained better but the movie is still great and the ending song is 🔥 I love the flashbacks and I love anything that has to do with Kate and Sam, they did an amazing job telling their tragic love story. I also love how Stanley carries Zero, Madame Zironi’s great great great grandson up the mountain and it reversed the Yelnats curse. 10/10 book, 10/10 movie. Love everything about this. Thank you for reacting to this and giving it the recognition it deserves! Louis Sachar is a great author
This is one of my favorite movies of all time🔥👍🏼
My whole fourth grade class read this book leading up to this movie release and then we took a field trip to see it. It didn't disappoint.