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S*N*A*T*C*H Also starring Jason Statham, Mos Def, Stephen Graham, Dennis Farina, Jason Flemyng, Vinnie Jones ---- and a lot of others. Trust a stranger.
That sloth scare is probably the best jump scare I have ever seen. It comes out of nowhere. We just assume the victim is dead and gone. That gasping for life was horrific.
Yes!! And even when they were at gluttony, they mention that there's no way he's alive or something, so we just assume from then on that they'll all be dead 😅
I saw the movie in a theater when it came out, and to this day it's the only time I can recall hearing an audience audibly gasp. Almost 30 years later and I still remember that moment.
I love watching people react to this movie. It can only surprise you once. I distinctly remember the feeling realizing David was wrath and John was envy. So good. I'm usually good at predicting stuff but this one had me guessing until almost the very end. And yes, you should watch Training Day. It's fantastic as well.
Verowak, don't underestimate Stallone as a great, serious actor beyond his action-heavy roles. Sure, it's always hard to imagine different actors in a movie you know (with great performances of the actors that actually played). But I'm quite sure, Stallone could have done a great performance. Recommendation: "Copland" is a great movie with an outstanding performance by Stallone in a very different type of roll than what he's known for. Have a happy new year.
For everyone waiting for it, my favorite quote in the movie. Somerset -" Ernest Hemingway once wrote, 'The world is a fine place and worth fighting for.' I agree with the second part. "
I saw this in the theater…. It was so dark… the final sequence was so terrifying…. when the delivery van appeared over the hill, the tension was palpable…. Great movie!
If you wanna see the movie that really made Brad Pitt a star, watch Legends of the Fall. He was already semi known before that with the films “Thelma and Louise” and “A River Runs Through It,” but Legends of the Fall was what really skyrocketed him into big star territory
@@VerowakReacts Cop Land is no action movie^^. IMDB tags are Crime, Drama, Thriller. That is why I wrote that the movie shows what he can do besides action.
Saw this when it came out but only recently discovered that a prosthetic head was created for Gwenyth Paltrow to show in the 'box' scene - but it was never used, so they used that prop in the movie 'Contagion'.
Leland Orser's performance as the guy who had to perform the "Lust" murder is SO incredible in my opinion. And this movie will always be one of my favorite thrillers. Its just beautifully written and executed (pun intended).
It seems so, until you realize he's the exact same guy in Alien: Resurrection and Saving Private Ryan. That's just him. Imagine being his kid and he's reading you a bedtime story. I'd end up buying a therapist an island.
@@diarrheagondola no that's not "just him", he's actually a good actor. He's played various regular, level-headed roles over the years, including a doctor on ER for like 5 seasons. If I remember correctly, he got into the "state" he's in for Se7en by intentionally hyperventilating whenever he director called "Action".
Nice to see that you end the year on a very uplifting movie! Zodiac is an amazing movie to watch. Training day is another amazing movie. Sylvester stallone good movie, "Rambo first blood", "rocky 1-4" Ty for another great reaction.
@@VerowakReacts You definitely have to see Training Day. Denzel plays an entirely different character than what you've seen him play before. I'm not sure anyone else could have done the role because it requires you to loathe his character but not so much that you lose interest in watching the movie. Denzel's charisma and screen presence are absolutely crucial for the film to work. Also, I'm going to second Zodiac as another Fincher film that you have to see as soon as possible. It's so good, particularly if you like true crime. The cast is fantastic and everyone is at the top of their game. It's probably my favorite Fincher film. Another Fincher thriller you'll want to see is The Game with Michael Douglas and Sean Penn. It's a thriller that's often overlooked but it's been one of my absolute favorites since I saw it at the theater.
I was completely floored by the reveal. I doubt a movie has ever inspired tension and anxiety like the drive to the desert. Literally anything felt possible and it's just laden with dread. LOVED your reaction! The ending line didn't make the edit but it's a wonderful closing line and among my favorites.
I'm catching up on your reactions - love these. I enjoy seeing genuine emotional reactions from reactors, and you have the best delighted expression when you're enjoying something. It's fun to watch. I would even call it ... delightful.
@VerowakReacts you're the first reaction who actually makes a humourous comment about it🤨. Very few have done 'The Game', 'Zodiak'. Hoping you have done 'Fight Club', will go look back. If not, it's a must watch... 'Donnie Darko' and 'American Psycho' should also be on your list. 'Mulholland Drive', 'Blue Velvet', 'Manhunter', 'Dont Look Now'... And ' The Lost Boys', still waiting for a non fuzzy reaction to those 😂.
I did watch Fight Club czcams.com/video/VFGqZGOid6I/video.html (in case you want the link). Zodiak is high on my list to watch, but most of the other ones I haven't heard of :D There are a lot of great movies left for me to see :D
Alien 3 was David Fincher's first movie. He went through hell trying to get it made, as the executives at Twentieth Century Fox kept pushing him to make it the way they wanted it, not how David Fincher wanted it, which is what led to the Assembly Cut that came out 20 years ago. Anyway, happy new year, Veronique!!
I wouldn't want my name associated with that movie. Alien and Aliens were great in different ways. The studio really messed up with the 3rd one imo. Killing off Newt is unforgivable.
@@bryanb3352 That is one of many reasons why David Fincher no longer cares either way if his name is on it or not. I heard or read or both that once he finished filming, he literally left the project and that is why we got the theatrical cut everyone saw in 1992, just a big mess. The editor was the one who finished the cut and turned it in to Twentieth Century Fox. I literally prefer the Assembly Cut because it makes more sense. And it would have been closer to what Fincher intended.
I watched this in the theatre. As the credits rolled, literally no one moved. On the plus side, I discovered that I really like the Bowie song 'Heart's Filthy Lesson.'
Fincher does such great work! Another one you should really see is Gone Girl (2014). Fave Pitt film? Probably between this one, Fight Club, or Interview with the Vampire.
You should watch Fallen. It's Denzel Washington's best film, in my opinion. It also has John Goodman, James Gandolfini, Donald Sutherland, and Elias Koteas. It also has a unique plot with a surprise ending.
For a great smattering of Denzel's talent, try "Man on Fire", "Book of Eli", and "The Equalizer" (1 & 2)!! All are seriously good movies that I think you'd love. 👍
One of those directors like Lynch Kubrick Cronenburg Sonnenfeld etc , who just see movies different! Spacey had a great year ..this and Usual Suspects! And the only movies of this level in the past 20 years is, Usual Suspects, Prisoners and Hereditary!
Hi Miss Verowak!😊 This was definitely a very disturbing film, that you won't soon forget. Mills lawyer would probably plead temporary insanity, and he would be sent to a mental institution for at least a couple of years. Great reactions to this memorable crime drama, Miss Verowak!!!🎬👏👏👏👏 Happy New Year!!!!🎉🎉🧨🧨🎈🎈🎊🎊
Your reactions are honestly so real and so good. If you want to watch Denzel Washington in something like this then the Bone Collector is well worth a watch.
@@VerowakReacts I especially loved your reaction to 1917. ❤️ Bone Collector is equally suspenseful. He's also in a film called Crimson Tide which is excellent 😀
Denzel Washington later made a similar film to "Seven" called "Fallen", a really good supernatural thriller shot right here in my hometown of Philly, PA.
@@VerowakReactsCopycat is also a good thriller movie that’s similar. It has Sigourney Weaver and Holly Hunter, not sure if you’re familiar with those actresses
"If we catch John Doe and he turns out to be the Devil, I mean if he's Satan himself...that MIGHT live up to our expectations. But he's not the Devil..." Oh, my.
Since it was mentioned in the intro I have to say that Lucky Number Slevin is worthy of being included on a future poll. Highly under appreciated with, in my opinion, writing and characters approaching Tarantino!
Call it a Thriller masterpiece if you see one. This one is such a fantastic movie. I love David Finchers work. Freeman, Pitt and Spacey were brilliant.
@@user-ih5jr8rt5q Thanks for your opinion dude. Especially when compared to the crap that comes out these days, this is a masterpiece, suspense and atmosphere wise. Not much like it out there.
0:46 "It's not spaghetti sauce." Well, speaking of which... 2:06 😂😂😂 I as soon as you mentioned the spaghetti sauce I got chuckle out it, knowing you'd get a kick out of the next crime scene.
Interesting, in some ways vibes of the 1971 Belgian film Devil's Nightmare. This is a good film, well written and directed. Looks like you enjoyed it :)
I wrote a crime thriller screenplay that was a contest semi-finalist (top 5% of nearly 1000 entries.) But at 64 the industry considers me too old. Oh well.
Stallone would've been too old to play Mills in '95, but he played an intense cop in the Mills mold in "Nighthawks (1981)," a great overlooked thriller (came out the same weekend as several other movies, including "Excalibur" and "The Howling" and got lost in the shuffle). Yeah, several late '80s and '90s film directors began in music videos, which is one reason why music videos became less creative and more about pimping movies through soundtracks and merely showing hair bands playing their instruments during concerts, starting around late '86 as I recall (Yeah, I'm old.)
When this movie was initially released, several large metropolitan Police departments in the US and Canada were rather spooked, as was the FBI. They were concerned about the potential for "copy-cat" killings. There were similar concerns when "Zodiac" was released.
Uh, oh!😅 What a way to end the year!🤣🤣🤣 Will catch when get a min, my new friend, just wanted to wish you & your viewers a Happy & Blessed New Year!🙏❤️ Will see ya soon! ✌️🌎❤️
This one is on par with Silence of the Lambs, in the sense that the killer is always in control, you just see significantly less of him in this. Like when he’s “fleeing” after shooting at them in the apartment building. He’s not running away. Every opportunity he has to take up a position and shoot as he’s being chased, he takes. Not something one does if they’re running in total fear.
He was running away, but ONLY to complete his mission. Not out of self preservation or fear....but strictly so that his work on earth was fully completed. He would allow nothing to foil his plans, even the unexpected.
@@VerowakReactsyes, I actually never heard of it either until the 2000s. It was a Brad Pitt movie that flew under the radar… he plays a gross grungy guy who lives in a trailer park and he’s a murderer
Stallone turning down this role was the main reason he chose to do Copland which was released 2 years later. and Denzel did the movie Fallen in 1998 which was like a supernatural version of Se7en. So you can really see how turning Se7en down made them rethink their choices for accepting roles.
It's such a daring film, unafraid to be dark and just perfect for David Fincher to direct. To me it's actually more depressing on rewatch, from Mills continuously mentioning how he isn't spending time with his wife to the car conversation at the end. Jon Doe spared Mills just so he could utterly destroy him later, it's so cold. BTW if you want to see Sylvester Stallone act well, check out Rocky and/or Copland.
Happy New Year, everyone!! This is David Mills' Christmas since he gets a present at the end 😇
What is your favourite Brad Pitt movie?
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My favorite movie of Brad Pitt is probably Troy… it was based on the Iliad about the Trojan war. Brad Pitt portrays Achilles in the film.
Fight club, but i'm not allowed to talk about it. 🤫🤫🤫
Another great david Fincher movie
Is the game (1997)
Happy New Year too @VerowakReacts
@@80smoviesfan very funny
S*N*A*T*C*H
Also starring Jason Statham, Mos Def, Stephen Graham, Dennis Farina, Jason Flemyng, Vinnie Jones ---- and a lot of others.
Trust a stranger.
That sloth scare is probably the best jump scare I have ever seen. It comes out of nowhere. We just assume the victim is dead and gone. That gasping for life was horrific.
Yes!! And even when they were at gluttony, they mention that there's no way he's alive or something, so we just assume from then on that they'll all be dead 😅
I saw the movie in a theater when it came out, and to this day it's the only time I can recall hearing an audience audibly gasp. Almost 30 years later and I still remember that moment.
This is such a unique movie. Absolutely love its story and the way it’s shot.
It's so dark and well made! Very unique, yes!
To be honest I wasn’t overly impressed when I saw it. I thought Copycat was a much better thriller
The police captain is played by R. Lee Ermey.
I think you'd be interested in his performance in Full Metal Jacket.
RIP 2022?
I love watching people react to this movie. It can only surprise you once. I distinctly remember the feeling realizing David was wrath and John was envy. So good. I'm usually good at predicting stuff but this one had me guessing until almost the very end. And yes, you should watch Training Day. It's fantastic as well.
it can only surprise you once, but damn can some of those deaths still freak you out
Verowak, don't underestimate Stallone as a great, serious actor beyond his action-heavy roles. Sure, it's always hard to imagine different actors in a movie you know (with great performances of the actors that actually played). But I'm quite sure, Stallone could have done a great performance. Recommendation: "Copland" is a great movie with an outstanding performance by Stallone in a very different type of roll than what he's known for.
Have a happy new year.
Copland is great. It's too bad it flopped and Stallone wasn't more accepted for his dramatic roles.
Yes, definitely Cop Land!
Just a reminder that Stallone wrote the first Rocky movie himself. And won an Oscar for it.
You don’t come out of viewing this film without your perception of the life and the world challenged. There’s before and then there’s after.
For everyone waiting for it, my favorite quote in the movie.
Somerset -" Ernest Hemingway once wrote, 'The world is a fine place and worth fighting for.' I agree with the second part. "
I saw this in the theater…. It was so dark… the final sequence was so terrifying…. when the delivery van appeared over the hill, the tension was palpable…. Great movie!
That must have been an amazing experience in theatres
A good Denzel Washington movie to check out would be Man on Fire.
With Sylvester Stallone you should start with Rocky!!!
If you wanna see the movie that really made Brad Pitt a star, watch Legends of the Fall. He was already semi known before that with the films “Thelma and Louise” and “A River Runs Through It,” but Legends of the Fall was what really skyrocketed him into big star territory
@@user-ih5jr8rt5q the Brad Pitt movie that is completely forgotten about is Seven Years in Tibet… do you remember that one?
"'The world is a fine place and worth fighting for.' I agree with the second part."
For Stallone you should watch "Cop Land". It really shows what he can do besides action.
I assumed Cop Land was an action movie. I'm way more interested in seeing Stallone in a non-action movie since he's known for action movies
It is not an action movie, is more a thriller
If you have no familiarity with Stallone how is it possible you are already sick of him in action movies? I'm completely bewildered
@@VerowakReacts Cop Land is no action movie^^. IMDB tags are Crime, Drama, Thriller. That is why I wrote that the movie shows what he can do besides action.
@@ckobo84 I wasn't aware that I said I was sick of him in action movies.
Putting Kevin Spacey's personal life aside, he absolutely owned this role!
I haven't begun watching yet, but your face in the thumbnail sums up exactly how everybody feels watching this movie.
Perfect look!
Believe it or not Stallone's acting skills can be seen on display in "First Blood" and "Copland".
First Blood is high on my list for Stallone
"What do your elf eyes see?"
OK, that was absurdly cute.
Found you channel yesterday. I love your reactions they are so genuine!
Aww thank you so much and welcome!! I hope you enjoy the channel and that there are a lot of movies that you love that I've reacted to so far!!
Perfect role for Spacey.
28:28 That's hilarious how you straightened yourself up trying to peek inside the box! xD
It didn't help 😭🤣
Wait. So, you haven't seen Rocky (1976)?! 😲
It's a must.
I haven't yet. 2024 I will!!
Saw this when it came out but only recently discovered that a prosthetic head was created for Gwenyth Paltrow to show in the 'box' scene - but it was never used, so they used that prop in the movie 'Contagion'.
The acting is incredible in this movie, happy new years Verowak
They were all so amazing, yes! Happy New Year!!
Leland Orser's performance as the guy who had to perform the "Lust" murder is SO incredible in my opinion.
And this movie will always be one of my favorite thrillers. Its just beautifully written and executed (pun intended).
It seems so, until you realize he's the exact same guy in Alien: Resurrection and Saving Private Ryan. That's just him. Imagine being his kid and he's reading you a bedtime story. I'd end up buying a therapist an island.
@@diarrheagondola Do you think casting directors have his contact saved as "shocked/traumatised man"?
@@diarrheagondola no that's not "just him", he's actually a good actor. He's played various regular, level-headed roles over the years, including a doctor on ER for like 5 seasons.
If I remember correctly, he got into the "state" he's in for Se7en by intentionally hyperventilating whenever he director called "Action".
@@Enrique-Garcia Ewhat.
@@diarrheagondola his character in the tv show er is just a bit socially awkward and know it all.
naw, "what's in the box" is from Weird Al's film UHF
Nice to see that you end the year on a very uplifting movie!
Zodiac is an amazing movie to watch. Training day is another amazing movie.
Sylvester stallone good movie, "Rambo first blood", "rocky 1-4"
Ty for another great reaction.
Great way to end the year, yes! 😁 Glad to hear so many of those movies are amazing, I'll finally understand why next year!
@@VerowakReacts You definitely have to see Training Day. Denzel plays an entirely different character than what you've seen him play before. I'm not sure anyone else could have done the role because it requires you to loathe his character but not so much that you lose interest in watching the movie. Denzel's charisma and screen presence are absolutely crucial for the film to work.
Also, I'm going to second Zodiac as another Fincher film that you have to see as soon as possible. It's so good, particularly if you like true crime. The cast is fantastic and everyone is at the top of their game. It's probably my favorite Fincher film.
Another Fincher thriller you'll want to see is The Game with Michael Douglas and Sean Penn. It's a thriller that's often overlooked but it's been one of my absolute favorites since I saw it at the theater.
RIP Richard Rowntree
Hi Vero, my suggestion for a movie with Denzel would be "Philadelphia", where he and Tom Hanks play the main roles.
That sounds like a great pairing of actors!!
Well, Tom Hanks got the Oscar for this bad performance 🙂
Gotta see Rocky, the first one for your first Sylvester Stallone film.
I was completely floored by the reveal. I doubt a movie has ever inspired tension and anxiety like the drive to the desert. Literally anything felt possible and it's just laden with dread.
LOVED your reaction! The ending line didn't make the edit but it's a wonderful closing line and among my favorites.
At least you got to see a Christmas movie. They talk about God and Brad Pit gets a present at the end! ;)
Exactly! Perfect for the Holidays 😁
Watching this like it's the first time's always fun, but I was on the edge of my seat too at the end there, lol.
Happy New Year!!
Happy New Year!! The ending is just perfect
As usual, Kevin Spacey does a great job as a nutter
Fallen (1998) is a really interesting Denzel Washington movie
I've never heard of that one. I'm intrigued
@@VerowakReactsI second recommending Fallen, it is so well acted and cool story.
I'm catching up on your reactions - love these. I enjoy seeing genuine emotional reactions from reactors, and you have the best delighted expression when you're enjoying something. It's fun to watch. I would even call it ... delightful.
@VerowakReacts you're the first reaction who actually makes a humourous comment about it🤨. Very few have done 'The Game', 'Zodiak'. Hoping you have done 'Fight Club', will go look back. If not, it's a must watch... 'Donnie Darko' and 'American Psycho' should also be on your list.
'Mulholland Drive', 'Blue Velvet', 'Manhunter', 'Dont Look Now'... And ' The Lost Boys', still waiting for a non fuzzy reaction to those 😂.
I did watch Fight Club czcams.com/video/VFGqZGOid6I/video.html (in case you want the link). Zodiak is high on my list to watch, but most of the other ones I haven't heard of :D There are a lot of great movies left for me to see :D
Happy New Year Verowak!!!! You are the best subscriber ever!!!!
Aww thank you, happy New Year to you too!!!
The movie Denzel made in response to Se7en is FALLEN which is pretty damn good
It's interesting that I've never heard of it. I'll need to watch a bunch of Denzel movies in 2024
Alien 3 was David Fincher's first movie. He went through hell trying to get it made, as the executives at Twentieth Century Fox kept pushing him to make it the way they wanted it, not how David Fincher wanted it, which is what led to the Assembly Cut that came out 20 years ago. Anyway, happy new year, Veronique!!
I wouldn't want my name associated with that movie. Alien and Aliens were great in different ways. The studio really messed up with the 3rd one imo. Killing off Newt is unforgivable.
@@bryanb3352 That is one of many reasons why David Fincher no longer cares either way if his name is on it or not. I heard or read or both that once he finished filming, he literally left the project and that is why we got the theatrical cut everyone saw in 1992, just a big mess. The editor was the one who finished the cut and turned it in to Twentieth Century Fox. I literally prefer the Assembly Cut because it makes more sense. And it would have been closer to what Fincher intended.
@@bryanb3352 i liked 3 for what it was. the person who really hates their work in the franchise is Joss Whedon
@@matthewtarpley7613 Thank you both for the info. I'll watch that cut and see if I have a different opinion.
Start with Rambo - First Blood , with Sylvester Stallone
Much Love❤
Great reaction! Well done.
Thank you!! :D
I watched this in the theatre. As the credits rolled, literally no one moved.
On the plus side, I discovered that I really like the Bowie song 'Heart's Filthy Lesson.'
Lucky Number Slevin is gonna impress you when you finally watch it.
Colour me intrigued!
Both Zodiac and Training Day are worth the watch, for sure.
Hey Verowak, I hope you had a good christmas. Love your content and hope you have a great 2024.
Thank you!! I did, I hope you had good Holidays, and happy New Year!
Fincher does such great work! Another one you should really see is Gone Girl (2014). Fave Pitt film? Probably between this one, Fight Club, or Interview with the Vampire.
What's in the box?
Pepper Potts
Tony would not be happy!
@@VerowakReacts he'd definitely Avenge her...
Another great reaction!!! David Fincher rules
"It's not spaghetti sauce" - true, but it will be in some moments...
Little did I know 😨
You should watch Fallen. It's Denzel Washington's best film, in my opinion. It also has John Goodman, James Gandolfini, Donald Sutherland, and Elias Koteas. It also has a unique plot with a surprise ending.
No hurry though. Time is on her side. ;)
@@JRSiebz Yes, it is...
You can't really go wrong with Fincher. The Social Network and Zodiac are two of the best movies this century. Gone Girl is pretty great, too.
Agreed all great films.
Brad really broke his hand on that chase scene
For a great smattering of Denzel's talent, try "Man on Fire", "Book of Eli", and "The Equalizer" (1 & 2)!! All are seriously good movies that I think you'd love. 👍
Oh!! Definitely "The Bone Collector", too! Probably my favorite.
Happy New Year 🕛🎊😊🎉
Happy New Year!!! 🥳
One of those directors like Lynch Kubrick Cronenburg Sonnenfeld etc , who just see movies different! Spacey had a great year ..this and Usual Suspects! And the only movies of this level in the past 20 years is, Usual Suspects, Prisoners and Hereditary!
Hi Miss Verowak!😊 This was definitely a very disturbing film, that you won't soon forget. Mills lawyer would probably plead temporary insanity, and he would be sent to a mental institution for at least a couple of years. Great reactions to this memorable crime drama, Miss Verowak!!!🎬👏👏👏👏 Happy New Year!!!!🎉🎉🧨🧨🎈🎈🎊🎊
Thanks Mike! Happy New Year to you too!! 🎉🥳
Hopefully you will get to The Sixth Sense as well
That's the plan for 2024!
Your reactions are honestly so real and so good. If you want to watch Denzel Washington in something like this then the Bone Collector is well worth a watch.
Thank you so much!! I'm just now diving into Denzel movies, I'll have to check out Bone Collector!
@@VerowakReacts I especially loved your reaction to 1917. ❤️
Bone Collector is equally suspenseful. He's also in a film called Crimson Tide which is excellent 😀
@@davidpyorkshire Crimson Tide sounded familiar, so I looked it up and Hans Zimmer is the composer. That's why I had heard of it before lol
@@VerowakReacts I'm a big fan of Hans Zimmer too! His music adds so much to movies 😀
Denzel Washington later made a similar film to "Seven" called "Fallen", a really good supernatural thriller shot right here in my hometown of Philly, PA.
I've never heard of Fallen, but I'll have to watch it
@@VerowakReacts You should. It's got a great cast including the late, great James Gandolfini.
@@VerowakReactsCopycat is also a good thriller movie that’s similar. It has Sigourney Weaver and Holly Hunter, not sure if you’re familiar with those actresses
Movies in that poll are great. Cant wait for True Lies at some point.
"If we catch John Doe and he turns out to be the Devil, I mean if he's Satan himself...that MIGHT live up to our expectations.
But he's not the Devil..."
Oh, my.
He's just a man. A pretty insane one at that
I saw this movie once. I'm sorry, but I just popped in to watch the intro and give you a like.
Merry Christmas to you.
Completely understandable, and it's very appreciated that you still popped in! Happy New Year!
@@VerowakReacts I love it when reactors respond to my comments. Not all of them do.
@@ronfehr7899 I try my best :D I'm more likely to respond to comments that are positive than the negative ones, and you're always positive!!
A couple of good Denzel movies are Fallen and Deja Vu. Horror and Scifi...sort of.
19:15 Vero - "I hope it's not human skin, I hope it's not human skin"
Me- "nope, it's much, much worse" /shudders at the thought of it.
When human skin/leather is preferable to the other option, you know it's messed up
@@VerowakReacts true. Him seeing her pretty face in his mind at the end pushed him over the edge. It's a very smart film.
Classic thriller!
Since it was mentioned in the intro I have to say that Lucky Number Slevin is worthy of being included on a future poll. Highly under appreciated with, in my opinion, writing and characters approaching Tarantino!
Having no clue what it's about, I had no idea so many people are saying it's well worth the watch!! I will have to watch it for sure
@@VerowakReactsanother movie you would find interesting is Sin City… it’s a comic book movie.
Hello Vero! Glad to see you shared new one! Hope you will have a peaceful and happy year! Best wishes
I hope you have a happy New Year too!
This movie hit me so hard first time i saw it. So twisted
It IS!!
Watch fallen with denzel
"That was a joy" 😄
It's ok lol
It was a great movie!
One of my all time favorite bleak ending thrillers. I have a few more on the list if you ever need a recommendation! LoL
Call it a Thriller masterpiece if you see one. This one is such a fantastic movie. I love David Finchers work. Freeman, Pitt and Spacey were brilliant.
They absolutely were all fantastic! I'll have to watch more David Fincher movies
@@user-ih5jr8rt5q Thanks for your opinion dude. Especially when compared to the crap that comes out these days, this is a masterpiece, suspense and atmosphere wise. Not much like it out there.
Happy New Year, V! 😊
Happy New Year to you too!!!🎉🥳
0:46 "It's not spaghetti sauce." Well, speaking of which... 2:06 😂😂😂 I as soon as you mentioned the spaghetti sauce I got chuckle out it, knowing you'd get a kick out of the next crime scene.
I know right?! It's funny how things like that happen 🤣
This one is something, isn't it? Good one, Verawak. Thanks for sharing this one. 🙂 You'll like Lucky Number Slevin. It's good too.
Yes, unfortunately Lucky Number Slevin was just a movie that just “came and went.” It’s not really remembered like Se7en is
Tuesday - "I like it when they tell me when the day changes" next movie - "The Shinning"! 😂
Interesting, in some ways vibes of the 1971 Belgian film Devil's Nightmare. This is a good film, well written and directed. Looks like you enjoyed it :)
I love thrillers, they're just so intriguing
I wrote a crime thriller screenplay that was a contest semi-finalist (top 5% of nearly 1000 entries.) But at 64 the industry considers me too old. Oh well.
First of all, congrats, that is amazing!! You may be able to get independent filmmakers/production companies to buy it though!
@@VerowakReacts And thanks for your kind comment.
"What does he have on him?"
Don't... Don't ask that question.
I've never been this early to anything in my life.
I feel special!! 🤩 Happy New Year!
@@VerowakReacts You as well. Best of luck in 2024!
Stallone would've been too old to play Mills in '95, but he played an intense cop in the Mills mold in "Nighthawks (1981)," a great overlooked thriller (came out the same weekend as several other movies, including "Excalibur" and "The Howling" and got lost in the shuffle). Yeah, several late '80s and '90s film directors began in music videos, which is one reason why music videos became less creative and more about pimping movies through soundtracks and merely showing hair bands playing their instruments during concerts, starting around late '86 as I recall (Yeah, I'm old.)
David Fincher movies I recommend: Gone Girl, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.
I don’t know if she’d like Girl with the Dragon Tattoo… way too dark. Plus the rape scene might be too disturbing
Training Day is a great movie. :)
When this movie was initially released, several large metropolitan Police departments in the US and Canada were rather spooked, as was the FBI. They were concerned about the potential for "copy-cat" killings. There were similar concerns when "Zodiac" was released.
Thankfully there were no copy cat killers (at least that I've heard of)
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Will catch when get a min, my new friend, just wanted to wish you & your viewers a Happy & Blessed New Year!🙏❤️
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Happy New Year to you too!!
This one is on par with Silence of the Lambs, in the sense that the killer is always in control, you just see significantly less of him in this. Like when he’s “fleeing” after shooting at them in the apartment building. He’s not running away. Every opportunity he has to take up a position and shoot as he’s being chased, he takes. Not something one does if they’re running in total fear.
He was running away, but ONLY to complete his mission. Not out of self preservation or fear....but strictly so that his work on earth was fully completed. He would allow nothing to foil his plans, even the unexpected.
Denzel in Malcolm X is one of the greatest performances ever + Sly in Rocky will be way better than you'd expect.
Finchers The Game is an underrated brilliant movie
"The Game" is a great Fincher movie! Michael Douglas as the lead.
Brad Pitt can play a good sociopath like in 'Kalifornia' 1993 if you haven't seen it.
Never even heard of it until now :D
@@VerowakReacts He's scary in it.
@@VerowakReactsyes, I actually never heard of it either until the 2000s. It was a Brad Pitt movie that flew under the radar… he plays a gross grungy guy who lives in a trailer park and he’s a murderer
Thanks for your reaction to this movie. I'm glad you enjoyed it, and I found your reaction to be very engaging and intelligent.
Top 3 favorite film for me. Great reaction as always.
Se7en is such a good movie.
Man on Fire with Denzel Washington is a great movie also. That should be on your list :)
I didn’t care for it honestly, meaning it wasn’t very scary or suspenseful. I thought Copycat was a much better thriller
@nsasupporter7557 I don't think it's meant to be scary or suspenseful. Mostly about the plot.
@@dalj4362 did you see Copycat
Denzel: check out his academy award winning performance in the wonderful film “Glory.”
yeah you HAVE to watch the sixth sense next
You really got invested in this film.
Stallone turning down this role was the main reason he chose to do Copland which was released 2 years later. and Denzel did the movie Fallen in 1998 which was like a supernatural version of Se7en. So you can really see how turning Se7en down made them rethink their choices for accepting roles.
Now I need to see these movies!
It's such a daring film, unafraid to be dark and just perfect for David Fincher to direct. To me it's actually more depressing on rewatch, from Mills continuously mentioning how he isn't spending time with his wife to the car conversation at the end. Jon Doe spared Mills just so he could utterly destroy him later, it's so cold.
BTW if you want to see Sylvester Stallone act well, check out Rocky and/or Copland.
John Doe was right. People would study his work. Even during my apprenticeship in media education, we talked about this film (color grading).
pitt was 32 when he made the movie