Oh well thankyou now drop down 25 more for speaking out line You shut up !!! Who’s the dummy now ? Hello Betty I will be sensitive will need Oh boy get on out of here with I’m scared dark crap You know what’s your having its called a nightmare Why don’t you run on back to your room before the man jump out of the closet and chop your little head off Sensitive Maybe what he needs is for you to pop your titty out his mouth and let the boy grow up What’s your name girly mouth I didn’t stutter I said pop your titty out his mouth and stop Babying him And I call it Neutering I ain’t frigid You wanna see nurturing ? He’s in their ? Bang bang bang bang If he still in their he ain’t happy
The scene when the little kid hugs his neck. “Thank you Major Payne”. Spins him around into a headlock “what’s yo angle, boy? You plottin on me…you know I could snap yo neck in 20 different places” 😂😂😂😂
@@Quanicus I was too young to understand the concept of PTSD. At first I thought that he was just so good at his job, that he became obsessed with it and couldn't adapt well to civilian life. That much was true, but it went further. What Major went through shaped just about everything he IS. It made his little white-picket fence daydream scene all the more heartbreaking to watch. Even if he had that life--with a wife, kid, dog, and everything--there's no denying that carrying continuous war/bloodshed home with him would've made a mess of it. Dude needed help, and so do other vets. Shipping him off to a school with minors first thing and watching the hijinks was funny to watch alright, but it was incredibly irresponsible..~ The filthy barracks and public humiliation are atrocious, but he had a LIVE GUN(or GUNS?!) for crying out loud, yet was allowed to keep them on school property! The kids benefited from a strong authority figure, and would carry on his lessons for the rest of their lives--but they also needed safety and stability. Sure, he defended Alex from his alcoholic and abusive father--and trained Alex enough so that he can defend HIMSELF if he's ever attacked again--but kids need more than a hero who can rescue them at the last minute when they are in trouble. He needed to be consistent. Constantly babying them like what the Guidance Counselor(?) wanted (her 100% "nurturing" approach) wasn't going to work for the longterm, especially once they got older--but something in between that and what Major stood for would have been ideal. Middle ground and whatnot. I'm glad that it all worked out, all things considered. Tiger adores him, and I think he'll be a great dad with Ms. Walburn's patient, positive influence. But my goodness, I would not trust any kid of mine with him until after then--unless they were a little shit in desperate need of discipline/reform. XD
The story of the engine that could is pretty nice, not only because its hilarious, but also because Ms Walburn along with the viewers can clearly see Payne's PTSD at work as he gets sucked back into the story.
@@Quanicus This is just a half-a$$ed remake of the 1955 "The Private War of Major Benson". If you are looking for a >good< Damon Wayan's film, try "The Last Boy Scout" (1991) or "Earth Girls Are Easy" (1988)
Excellent video , i recommend you some movie to react if you don't watching jet , i really wants to watch your first time watching , New sub from Chile! *Blue Streak* (1999)_starring *Martin Lawrence* _ *How High (2001)* _starring *RedMan* & *MethodMan* _ *Down to Earth* (2001) _starring *Chris Rock* _ *The New Guy (2002)* those are very underrated movies and you will be the first channel in RU-vid reaction to this movies
Sebastian I’ve been wanting to do this for a very long time. Thank you for the kind words. I’ve seen Blue Streak & How High. I will add New Guy and Down To Earth.
Mi went to an all boys military high school and we still have live weapons on campus including 3 machine guns!!!! In 118 years the school has been open, only one cadet had been shot...and that was from a freak ricochet!!.. it's never the gun's fault
i watched a bunch of youtubers watch this, your the only one who seemed to catch that he did marry the hot chick and adopt the little kid after all. im glad
i enjoi your reaction , i just discover your channel with this movie ! Now i'm a new sub , i need to recommend you : _Life (1999)_ Starring _Eddie Murphy_ and _Martin Lawrence_
Pablo ❤❤ we are tied to Major Payne forever. Welcome to the Channel. I’ve seen Life, not in some years but I have. I do have an idea for a series of movies I’ve watched. Adding it to the list.
@@BlessTheKid ok dont worry therese better first time watching reactions , i recommend you keep doing movies you never seen ir ecommend you : *Bowfinger (1999)* starring *Steve Martin* & *Eddie Murphy* _very underrated movie_
That’s amazing and thank you for your services! This movie had me stomach hurting from laughing, looking forward to catching up on all that I’ve missed.
This movie is a classic for sure. Is this a movie that could be made in today's times? Nope. Not at all. lol Definitely worth watching, if you haven't had the chance though. Lots of laughs.
