My Cousin Vinny (1992) | MOVIE REACTION 

Was coming here to say this!

Her, and her biological clock.

While she won the Oscar for this role, she had been in other movies previously, oddly enough including the movie "Oscar" with Sylvester Stallone ;-)

No, the defense’s argument is that, after the defendants left the scene, two different ‘yutes’ pulled up in the same model of car. Lisa said that theory didn’t hold water because the tire marks were made by a different make and model car.

@@asterix7842 ohh okay I get it now, I didn't catch the same model car part.

Their relationship is a dream It would never get boring because of the constant arguments and still lovey dovey attitude

And Animal House.

Yeah that was our fault. For future movie reactions the audio was adjusted because of feedback but for this video the volume is like this. Unless people really want us to rerender it with higher audio (would have to check if we have the files still). Thanks!

The audio mix could definitely have been better.

We would love to turn it up but RU-vid has a habit of going after movie audio so there's a fine line we try to navigate.

@@darkandskullwatch I've watched hundreds of reactions and no one has found it necessary to make the movie inaudible. They do other things like cutting out parts and obscuring the visuals except for a few minutes.

No she didn't 🤣🤣 Are you drunk?

Starred? What role?

@@gregall2178 No role. She was most definitely not in the movie. Unless she was a blurred extra in the crowd 🤣

@@gregall2178 She was the leader of the Cobra Kai

@@sparksdrinker5650 That was Martin Kove

Oh yeah, sorry about that! We learned about the pronunciation of his name after this video. 😂

It was a very pesky habit.

@@darkandskullwatch Always interesting watching younger generations react to movies I grew up to. Just the difference in what actors get recognized and not recognized. I was in my teens when this came out and in those days, everyone knew who the judge was as the Munsters was a very popular show, including the reruns that were shown to my generation. He passed away shortly after this film. I'm surprised the Karate Kid, Ralph Macchio went un-noticed unless I missed you two pointing him out. Then I find it interesting you recognized the Sherrif from films in later years that I've never seen. Lastly, James Reborn is the automotive expert witness. He passed recently. He's been in a ton of movies and was known in Hollywood as a Mr. Always Available, just an everyday looking guy that would quickly get casted to fill roles. Great reaction.