Nursing Assistant´s First Time Watching RAIN MAN (1988) ☾ Movie Reaction! 

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That actor is the legendary Dustin Hoffman. Some of his classic movies are The Graduate, Midnight Cowboy, Marathon Man, Little Big Man, All the President's Men, Kramer VS. Kramer, Tootsie, Papillon, etc. A generational talent.

The general public didn't know much about autism in the '80s. This movie both helped and hurt awareness of the condition since for years autism only conjured up imaged by Dustin Hoffman's performance in this movie

Just understanding now, the genius in the "foreign girlfriend" casting. The random communication struggles between her and Cruz expound subliminally throughout the storyline and to the eventual audience. Unfrickenbelievalble choice.

There is kind of a hint to the existence of Raymond in a similarity he shares with Charlie. There’s the part where the lawyer is explaining the fathers will and how Charlie will only get the car and the rose bushes. Charlie sarcastically repeats “I definitely got the rose bushes” several times. Ray liked to use the word “definitely” quite a bit.

As much as Tom is great in this movie I really feel this is a Dustin Hoffman movie. He won the Best Actor Oscar for his role as Raymond. If you would really like to see Tom at his best I would highly recommend him in Born on the Fourth of July or The Last Samurai 💚

Hey CAmilla, this was one of the first big-budget movies to cover and explain in depth the condition of Autism. After this movie parents who didn't understand their children's disability finally had an answer to their dilemma. They could reach out to the correct professionals to get them help. What an amazing and groundbreaking story that the Rain Man covers.

Your reaction to Ray is so adorable! It so clear how sweet of a person you are and im not surprised your work is taking care of people. The world is lucky to have someone like you. (I may be in love :D) but its still true.

Dustin Hoffman does not have autism. He is a wonderful actor. You really need to see him with Merrill Streep in Kramer vs Kramer

A beautiful nurse, wow! I knew you were sensitive, but caring too.

The best "job" I ever had was working with folks with developmental disabilities, including autism. It never, ever felt like working. I absolutely loved it, and learned so much. Glad you liked the movie, take care.

Great reaction! This movie was inspired by the real Rain man, Kim Peek who unfortunately died a couple of years ago. You can read his father's book about Kim Peek and their meeting with Dustin Hoffman for this role.

Probably the best movie Dustin Hoffman ever made was a GREAT film called Little Big Man. It's been largely forgotten but it is amazing and I believe it's on RU-vid in high def for free.

You showed you beauty in this one, not to look but your heart inside. The smiles, frowns, and every other facial expression shows how you are on the inside

Kamilla, this is by far my favorite reaction video from you! I just loved the amount of compassion you showed toward Raymond. You had the sweetest look on your face throughout the movie! And the end of this movie always makes me tear up too!

This is one of those heartwarming movies that you just love, I saw this with my brother and we both loved it, a few months after my brother took his life in front of me, so this movie always brings back a lot of memories

Thank you for reacting to "Rain Nan." Haven't watched in years but much more enjoyable with your reaction

This was a great reaction video. The compassion you showed was inspiring. Dustin Hoffman is an amazing actor. He won an award for Rainman. And he was the voice of Master Shifu in Kung Fu Panda.

Love her reaction to this movie. She is the best in understanding the illness. Her genuine comments and facial expressions says it all. ❤. Love her ❤

Kamilla I can tell you that Hoffman is about as accomplished as an actor can get. He won multiple Academy Awards and was a big star from the 60’s thru the early 2000’s. He’s 85 years old but still somewhat active as an actor today.

I've known you've seen a couple of James Bond movies but I love to see you react to all 25 James Bond movies

YES Hans Zimmer, in fact Rain Man is his first work for Hollywood, from this film his legend was born and he entered the radar of many directors, who loved his exotic music in this film, combining synthesizer sounds with African drums and flute, it was something uncommon in those times for the music of a film.

When Charlie said that Raymond was living in his own little world, that statement isn't far from the truth. That was really a nice way of putting it, since people with ASD (autistic spectrum disorder) generally have a developmental disability in their brains which affects how they interact socially, or have hyper-acute sensitivity to sounds: they just process information differently than others. In today's modern diagnosis of ASD, Raymond would likely be classified as PDD-NOS (Pervasive Developmental Disorder-Not Otherwise Specified). I have a nephew with autism, and proudly wear a blue puzzle piece pin. As he would say, "Autism is not a disability it's a different ability".

Winner of 4 Oscars including Best Picture.

If you listen to the DVD commentary for the movie, they discuss how even though the story is totally fiction, the Raymond character was actually based on a real person and the writer said that there were many things the real man could do that weren't included because they were so impressive, it would've made the movie feel like sci-fi. One of the things he mentioned was how he could speed read 2 books simultaneously. One book with each eye. The real mans name was Kim Peek

"We women are difficult." At least you admit it! 😆 This has been one of my favorite movies since I saw it as a kid. Made me laugh and cry.

Ahh. CAmilla, the scene when Charlie finds out Raymond is the Rainman hits all of us like a ton of bricks. I am a grown man who has seen this movie so many times and it breaks me every time. It's probably one of the top 50 written scenes in movie history. To me at least. It just touches your soul at the deepest levels.

The Character playing RAIN MAN is DUSTIN HOFFMAN , He Does Not Have Autism. ANOTHER GREAT CHARACTER HE PLAYS is CAPTAIN HOOK in the movie **HOOK** with Him ( Dustin Hoffman ) and ROBIN WILLIAMS as PAN

What a beautiful reaction to an exceptional movie. Your empathy is heartwarming and I felt your love for these wonderful people. You must be a special Nursing Assistant. Thank you for sharing your first viewing of this brilliant film, it was great to see your reaction!!

Thank you for sharing this reaction, you're a wonderful person.

This movie helped alert the public to autism. My daughter is autistic so it means a lot to me that this movie humanizes autism.

Please watch STAR TREK! 🖖

A beautiful film. Dustin Hoffman deservedly won an Oscar for that performance, when winning Oscars meant something. Tom Cruise doesn't get enough credit for his performance in this one. Just well done all around, including your reaction.

This movie won four Oscars including Best Picture and Best Actor for Raymond. Always loved this movie. So emotional. Enjoyed your reaction...... very much like my first reaction at the theatre.

i loved your reaction to this!!! love when you get emotional....youre just such a kind sweet person!!

One of the first films I remember seeing in a cinema.

It's interesting that throughout the movie I see Charlie more unstable overall and prone to emotional outbursts but because those outbursts are more commonly accepted and normalized he comes across as more "normal". Whereas Raymond' s outbursts label him mentally challenged because we can't relate to his specific triggers. The thing is Raymond can't relate to what Chalie's triggers any more than Charlie can relate to his so the only thing really that separates the two is what emotional state we perceive to be more acceptable even though Charlie's life is much more destructive and unstable than the life Raymond lived in the home. Funny how we judge others in life when we can't even imagine how someone might see ourselves.

Yeah this is a classic movie! Really well-made! The acting from both Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman is incredible. Hoffman, i believe, has won several awards for it. It's such a cute movie! I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)

It's always interesting to me how people watching this movie are like, "Aw, autism this; autism that..." Ray himself says he isn't autistic. Sorry but, if Ray says he isn't, I'm gonna' believe the person w/ the uncharted IQ

My parents showed me this movie when I was eight years old in '90 to help me understand things.

Hey CAmilla. You're meant to hate Tom Cruise (Charlie) at the start of the movie so when he goes through his character arc and learns to take care of his brother you feel the weight of the story. Especially when Charlie finds out that Raymond is actually The Rain Man is the imaginary character from his childhood. Such a heartfelt moment, it breaks my heart every time I see it.

Please knit me a beanie. A friend made me one years ago, and my then baby hound dog chewed it up. I loved it. Only got to wear it like twice.

the fart in the phone booth was unscripted . Dustin Hoffman actually farted and the actors just rolled with it and made into an improv

Dustin Hoffman, the actor who plays Raymond, has an enormous acting range. For this role, he studied and spent time with autistic people.

IMO Dustin Hoffman's best performance! I think even better than The Graduate. Thank you sooo much for watching it. Haven't thought about this movie in a while.

That's Dustin Hoffman's acting, Centane! He studies people who had autism, spent a lot of time with them to see the traits and mannerisms. He absolutely nailed it, so much so, he received an Oscar! Him and Tom Cruise were amazing together, great chemistry. Since you liked Dustin Hoffman's performance, I would recommend you watch "Tootsie" next! He is spectacular in that movie! He's so good, he truly makes you believe he's a woman!! Definitely a must watch!

Takes a special, kind, compassionate and empathetic heart to be a nurse/assistant. A beautiful character in quite an attractive package. I appreciate and salute you, Ma'am. You have my respect and admiration. Hope you do someday, if you haven't, find a young man of good character that appreciates WHO you are past only WHAT you are.

I’ll say this as a child of the 80s. Back then, mental illness was a new frontier. People knew schizophrenia and maybe multiple personality disorder. Or if it was a physical disability, cerebral palsy or Down’s syndrome. Everything else got shuffled into the medical term at the time “mentally retarded.” To its credit. “Rain Man” enlightened a lot of people that autism even existed, although as we know now it varies a lot more.

Two great actors and a great story makes a classic.

Hey, keep in mind when this movie came out in 1988, there wasn't much known about autism. In fact, this movie introduced was so many people's first introduction about it. It was a totally different world. No internet, no cell phones. In fact, phones were wired. Everyone in a household shared a line. TV's were smaller, but way heavier. And .00001% of people had any idea was autism was back then. But as someone (me) that has autism who was alive in 1988 and wasn't still diagnosed, I watch the world around me change and be more aware of what autism is slowly throughout the 90's before being diagnosed myself because I would see chrematistics of what learned about autism in myself.

It didn't twig on me until the movie started. Then I realized this is the perfect movie for Camilla.

I worked in the same building as the person D.H. used as his , model I guess. Yea, he's VERY like this.

Tom Cruise is great in this film but Dustin Hoffman was incredible. Some incredible performances by Tom Cruise..Interview With A Vampire..you would love this film. Tom Cruise gives a perfect performance as the vampire Lestat. Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Antonio Banderas, a young Kirsten Dunst, Christian Slater, Stephen Rea, etc...everybody gives excellent performances but Tom Cruise steals the show as Lestat. Tom Cruise also gives an unforgettable performance in Born On The 4th of July as a real life Vietnam Veteran, Ron Kovic. Some very very emotional scenes in that one.

I used to watch this movie with my mom, I wish she was around to watch your reaction with me.

Hey Camilla. My fiancee works for a local school district. She basically does what you do in an educational setting. She helps educate MUCH lower-functioning autistic and other special needs children to help increase their level of functionality and socialization. A lot of these kids come to her extremely frustrated or violent and most of them are unable to speak. It warms my heart every time she tells me one of her students finally got to go into mainstream education with the other kids. It just proves that such children CAN be helped. And my beloved darling is the one who was gifted with the ability to help them. 🥰😊

You have such a Beautiful ❤Besos Kamilla!!!! P.S: React to Born on the 4th of July is based on a true story, and great performance of Tom. IDK why people don't react to this movie, I bet after you reaction, a lot people is going to start to do it. Is a book too which is something that you can add to your reading collection, is a heavy story, an anti-war movie, touching a very sensitive nerve. It's a really good movie.

that my dear is Dustin Hoffman. a great actor. his breakout role is in The Graduate (1967). other great performances in Midnight Cowboy (1969) and Little Big Man (1970). the pancake scene had me tearing up as well.

I remember a touching story I read concerning this movie. A couple had an autistic son who grew to not want physical contact of any kind, was very distant, out in that zone, you know. They debated taking him to see this movie and finally did. On the drive home afterwards this kid moves up in the back seat and puts his arms around his father and says "Daddy, I'm autistic." To which he replied "Yes, son, you are. And we love you very much."

Love your reactions. You should react to Starman.

Loved this one, Kamilla. Very sweet! 😊 If you enjoyed Dustin Hoffman's performance, you should watch him in "Tootsie." Fun stuff!

Hey Hey, CAmilla Dustin Hoffman's acting was next level in this movie. I saw him in so many of his hits like, "Tootsie", "Midnight Cowboy", "Kramer vs KRamer", "Outbreak", "The Graduate" and on and on. Hoffman has maybe 10-15 top 200 movies ever made in his filmography. As I was saying, CAmilla. I saw him act like a normal person. To see him become Rain Man show me what amazing acting could be. WOW. This is the type of acting transformation that will give you goosebumps.

Dustin Hoffman is one of the best actors ever and no he doesn’t have it

from 20 to 24, i worked in a geriatric psych unit in a local nursing home. so physically demanding and for very little pay, but easily best and funnest job i ever had.

Rainman followed by Hook just a few years later. A very underrated actor with incredible range.

@Centane Tom C is not in "The Others".

Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise are amazing in this (Hoffman won the Best Actor Oscar for this). Speaking of which, I highly recommend reacting to TOOTSIE (1982) with Dustin Hoffman. Dustin is so hilarious in this!

That actor definitely did not have autism. He is Dustin Hoffman one of the best actors alive.

Amazing Proformace by Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman, Great heartfelt Movie❤️🙏

I’ve seen many reactors to Rain Main treat the elevator scene as a moment of infidelity on Susanna’s part. I never did . I always read that as her way of thanking Raymond for healing Charlie’s soul and repairing his heart. Now, Charlie and Susanna have something to “talk about” and bring them closer together . Because Charlie’s heart is very big

I don’t know if you heard? But I hear he’s a excellent driver! ;)

i think i was 22 before i realized people thought i was a weirdo for knowing all my credit card numbers. If they'd only known i knew my driver's license and passport

No Dustin Hoffman doe not have any form of Autism he is just a great actor. If you have ever seen HOOK with Robin Williams you would be better able to gage his range and Captain Hook himself. He was also the master in Kung Fu Panda.

This film has always been special to me, my son was born with quite a rare chromosome deletion, meaning he is developmentally delayed and autistic, his routines and rituals are what basically build his reality as although he understands speech and has comprehension he is non-verbal so him having his routine we do our best to stick to is what gives him structure and happiness... A truly great film...

Tom Cruise is not in The Others. His ex-wife Nicole Kidman is. Dustin Hoffman goes way back. He first hit it big in The Graduate (1967). Seven-time Oscar nominee, two-time winner. You should check some more of his work.

A wonderful movie. Me as a person who has Asperger's (simple form of Autism) can tell you that. I can suggest another movie of that kind: Temple Grandin, a movie about a well known woman with autism from 2010. If you like. :)

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My son is five and he has autism he is the light of my life just like with Charlie and Ray it does get a little rough but I’m the end it’s been the most amazing thing that’s happened in my life ❤️🥹 thank you for reacting to this movie I wish they made more movies that were more spot on to autistic children as well as adults 🙏🏽

Dustin Hoffman won an Oscar for this. He's done many great movies. From the graduate, to marathon man, to many others. Even Meet The Fockers!

Dustin Hoffman based the character on a real person ( Kim Peak) he spent time with while preparing for this role, Kim Peak is even more incredible than the character in this movie, check this out. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DLpCfHH1OVU.html

One of my wifes brother's had a learning disability when born. His mom had scarlet fever when she was pregnant with him. He was a grown man when I married my wife. He lived in a Group Home setting. Every Sunday, my wife and I would pick Dan up and bring him out to his parent's house for the day. There were times I can remember feeling so bad for him. In his 30's he got an eye infection and kept rubbing, until the eye had to be removed. Then the other eye, till he was blind. Until the day he died he would say "Love mommy". It sometimes seems life is cruel to so many, and kind to so few. We need more kind soul's, like yours.

Great movie . You should see other great Hoffman movies like Marathon Man 1976 and Hero 1992 . Outbreak , Lenny , The Grudate. Tom Cruze need no introduction he has many great movies (Not just Mission Impossible and Top Gun) like A Few Good Man, Vanoila Sky, Cocktail, The Firm, Jack Reacher, Edge of Tommrow

About the music Zimmer said , most road movies uses striong guitar and a bunch of strings , but raimond is like in his own world , so why dont write a song for a world that doest not exist?

Please reac to either, Gladiator/american history x/ the sixth sense. thx for all the good content :)

THe Others is an amazing movie.....you should watch it

"That actor"? You don't recognize Dustin Hoffman?

Big misconception, Autism does not necessarily mean increased intelligence

It's difficult to judge moralistic views and actions of a 34 year old movie by today's standards. To be honest, I would say the vast majority of the world did not know what autism was in in 1988. This changed a lot of that.

You should watch the movie Radio with Ed Harris and Cuba Gooding Jr.

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"We women are difficult" Yeah that gets a Thumbs Up

Thank you so much for reacting to this video. My brother has autism and I remember watching this as a kid and makes so much more sense as we got older. Temple Grandin is another movie worth checking out.

What a sweet lovely girl you're! Kiss from Italy, ciao

I really can't focus as you are absolutely adorable. Need to start again.

And rain man is real person Kim Peek Dustin Hoffman is amazing

My 24 year old daughter is a knitting mental case....non-stop...frickN yarn everywhere! Peace!

This film is super manipulative! I actually saw it in the theater and USED to love it before I started to recognize the Abstract Inversion throughout all Hollywood films. Example: This movie is a reverse parallel of...'Twins'. Fun Fact: The scene involving Raymond standing in the small town intersection during traffic is a reflection of his "I'm walkin' here!" moment from 'Midnight Cowboy' set in New York City. Also...the super creepy Italian actress molesting Raymond in the elevator is a reflection of her appearance as the temptress of another psychologically-stunted character in...Pee Wee's Big Adventure. Oh...I can do is this ALL day!!

8:27 ..... -Tom: "But he didn't get the rosebushes. I got the rosebushes.I got the rosebushes. I definitely got the rosebushes" -Me: "Hey, did you get the rosebushes?" -Tom: "Yeah, I got the rosebushes" -Me: "I got some rosebushes too" -Tom: "No way, you got rosebushes too?" -Me: "Yeah, I got rosebushes too" -Tom: "That's neat. We both got rosebushes" Honestly, I can keep with this shit the whole day ......XDXDXD

So little reactions to this movie out their tom cruise is great in the 80s and 90s

You got emotional because it was a great movie. Thing they don't make. Great pick, love your reactions.

Fun fact: Counting cards isn't actually illegal.