Road to Perdition (2002) First Time Watching | MOVIE REACTION

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When we started this movie, we didn't know what perdition meant. After watching the film we search for the meaning and it's more sadder knowing the meaning because it was indeed the road to perdition.
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Enjoy our reaction to Road to Perdition (2002)
2:11 - movie reaction starts
31:01 - post-movie discussion
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@311Essie Год назад

I honestly don’t know why this film isn’t talked about or reacted to more. It’s up there with mob classics imo, and the soundtrack is wonderful

@TheTsar1918 6 месяцев назад

Another score by Thomas Newman overlooked by the damned oscars.

@Yngvarfo 19 дней назад

I wonder if it's looked down on because it's based on a comic book. The impression then might be that it's lower literature.

@shainewhite2781 Год назад

Tyler Hoechlin, the actor who plays the Man Of Steel, Superman in the CW, plays Tom Hanks' son.

@itt23r Год назад

One of my top ten favorite movies from that time period. Thanks for doing it. The Thomas Newman score is absolutely incredible and really makes this movie what it is.

@bodine57 Год назад

The cinematography in this film is fantastic!

@MerryBerry22 Год назад

I’m so glad you reacted to this often overlooked gem of a film. I love that you chose this! Such a beautifully shot and told story. Mr Nitty (Stanley Tucci’s character) was based on the real Nitty who worked for Al Capone.

@st0n3p0ny Год назад

So glad the great Paul Newman had a movie like this to wrap up his career. Won the Oscar for best supporting actor. Check out Cool Hand Luke sometime.

@rxtsec1 Год назад

Nominated didn't win. He won for the color of money in 86

@thunderstruck5484 Год назад

I like how they show how skilled Sullivan was with the 45 semi auto and Thompson , and how respected and feared he was in the underworld, really yes it’s like the John Wick story , and the actor playing his son grew up and plays Superman now on Superman and Lois think

@itt23r Год назад

This being Paul Newman's last major movie acting role I see it as a passing of the baton from Newman (who was immensely popular in the '50s into the '90s for being an "everyman", someone every man could identify with) to Tom Hanks who has taken over that personna. And it seems to me the director may have seen it that way in casting the two for their roles. It even has Hanks personally taking Newman out with a tommy gun at the end of the film. And the cinematography for that scene, by the way, was breathtaking.

@Ceractucus Год назад

That scene was a nod to Public Enemy (1931) starring James Cagney. It's the film that made him a star.

@itt23r Год назад

@@Ceractucus I don't remember that scene but I don't doubt what you are saying. as I believe there were a lot of interesting references in this movie. The one that sticks out most to me is the bathtub scene where you get just a tiny glimpse of Daniel Craig through the bathroom door mirror as Tom Hanks is walking out. And I don't know this for certain but I'd bet that that image was intentionally set up that way to call to mind the famous painting, The Death of Marat, as that is what came to my mind when I first saw it.

@Tusc9969 Год назад

This is a criminally underrated film that most ppl have forgotten or choose not to talk about. The cinematography in this film....it’s impeccable, there are just so many beautifully shot sequences and I was never once bored by the camera work. It won an Oscar for it, and it was well deserved. My only gripe is....I think Tom Hanks is a phenomenal actor and loved watching him in other films BUT IMO I think he was miscast in this film. He did a good job in the father son scenes and he was also good with Paul Newman but I think he didn't fit the role of the mob enforcer Michael Sullivan. I would've preferred it to be Harrison Ford playing that part. Other than that, I loved the tragic story and everyone else was great Paul Newman, Daniel Craig and Jude Law!!

@itt23r Год назад

I totally agree with you on the cinematography. It was awesome. But the score (which you didn't mention) was equally impeccable and I think Thomas Newman was robbed that year at the Oscars. I disagree only with the casting of Tom Hanks. I thought him perfect for the role and largely because he is not what you normally think of as a gangster type. And that is what I think they were going for. They wanted to try to show the duplicity of personality required to be both a family man and a viscious gangster and that there are no stereotypical personalities when it comes to criminality. All in all I consider it one of the finest portrayals ever done by Newman and the finest to date for Hanks.

@jamesba-xd7xf Год назад

THANK YOU for reacting to this great movie, IMO this is the best gangster/crime family movie ever made. its in my top 10 list of best movies ever made. great reaction!

@brandonmartin08 2 месяца назад

One of my favorites because my grandma loved this movie and kept it on repeat. She grew up in Chicago during this time. I love and miss you Nanny!

@Infamous1991 Год назад

I watched this movie early 2003 i loved it so much especially the soundtrack is amazing

@oobrocks Год назад

perdition translates into “hell”. Did u notice Daniel Craig?

@et2petty Год назад

Prohibition 1920 to 1933

@jimglenn6972 Год назад

Prohibition caused so much destruction. Businesses failed, families were devastated, organized crime made so much bad money and so many people were poisoned by toxic alcohol. My grandfather rarely drank alcohol but he was taken to lunch at a speakeasy and was offered a beer so he said “ok”. He said it was the worst thing he ever drank. I think about mj today. There so important questions but would it be nice if we could take it away from the criminals. It’s far less poisonous than alcohol.

@puebloking8280 Год назад

One of my favorite films of all time, it will always be special to me.

@impasse0124 11 месяцев назад

This is one of my favorite movies ever and so few people know about it.

@MJoy4Fun 11 месяцев назад

the more i age, the more i realize that i love movies that i might hated as a teen... makes more sense why not many people don't know about this one

@andystacey2687 Месяц назад

I remember seeing this a few times in the cinema 🎦 I think this is a fantastic movie and it shows how great an actor Tom Hanks is

@Ceractucus Год назад

This movie is just incredible. Thanks for watching. I was one of the few that saw this in the theater. Sullivan didn't want to kill Rooney's father (Paul Newman) but he had to before the mob would give in and let them kill Rooney.

@laurab68707 Год назад

An unusual character portrayal for Tom Hanks. Great movie though. One of Paul Newman's last movies. Great acting by all. A surprise ending for sure.

@otisroseboro5613 Месяц назад

Great Movie, Great Cast, Great Performance By Tom Hanks & Great Reaction To This Great Classic Movie, Guy's

@PrimeSportsNetwork Год назад

I said the same Marian when you said "Why didn't he finish him?" That always bothered me when watching this excellent movie. The only flaw was that a seasoned-hitman would not leave a persistent fellow hitman writhing in pain without finishing him off. And of course, that would comeback to kill him.

@UkePlayah Год назад

The RU-vid video doesn't show if you guys recognized old man Conner as Paul Newman (Gondorf in The Sting). You should see Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid with the same team (Newman and Redford), a great Western. Thanks for the reaction to this film.

@Zombiesnyder13 Год назад

RIP Conrad Hall

@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary 11 месяцев назад

In my opinion, one of the best movies ever made! Great reaction, too!!

@MJoy4Fun 11 месяцев назад

very good i agree

@SnaFubar_24 Год назад

The last lines in this movie hit home personally for me. Great reaction!

@ysmith494 Год назад

Fun fact: Mr. Nettie works for Al Capone.

@jeanb.5405 Год назад

Excellent Movie

@omgbygollywow 4 месяца назад

One of the great movies of all time and yet no one knows about it.

@Seir Год назад

The comic it's based on draws a lot from "Lone Wolf and Cub."

@ericjanssen394 Год назад

It basically IS an intentional homage/remake of Lone Wolf & Cub, with the old car replacing the baby carriage. Which brings us to the Mandalorian and Baby Yoda...

@SueProv Год назад

Rooney beat his son up that was the punishment.

@lexlewis550 Год назад

A sad movie….😖

@peterengelen2794 Год назад

At 9:00, Joy's reaction listening to Marian was just hilarious!

@thunderstruck5484 Год назад

Also your after movie discussion and analysis is always so interesting, thanks

@therealjohnxerri Год назад

The beach scene from the beginning & later with the sand dunes was filmed not far from Chicago on the Michigan side of Lake Michigan. Sandy beaches all the way up the coast of Michigan. I shot this drone footage on the shore a couple hours north of the movie location. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5AhW84owtcA.html

@michaelriddick7116 Год назад

Fantastic movie!!!! 👍😎👍

@browniewin4121 Год назад

1) Good movie, and something different than the usual light-hearted Tom Hanks characters.

@marquesbowden0130 11 месяцев назад

26:48 This was a sacrifice; he knew that Rooney's connections is what's keeping Connor safe. If you kill Rooney, then there's no logical reason to protect Connor. That's why this had to be done.

@ThistleAndSea Год назад

Such a good movie! Glad you both enjoyed it. 🙂

@cockneygeezer3528 Год назад

great movie thanks

@twittertwice 3 месяца назад

Look up actor Paul Newman, One of the most beautiful men and great actors…He was a HUGH MOVIE STAR… LOOK AT HIS YOUNG PHOTOS

@shawnanderson6313 Год назад

I love you both!

@andrewkelley434 Год назад

Such an underrated film!!!

@rxtsec1 Год назад

This was the first movie I saw Daniel Craig who would later become James Bond

@tyinyvr Год назад

You need to watch 1999's "American Beauty" if you liked this movie. It's by the same Director Sam Mendes.

@twittertwice 3 месяца назад

Sullivan is Irish and there was an Irish Mafia in middle west of America

@cliffchristie5865 Год назад

Different story and different way of using the character, but you may remember Frank Nitti from "The Untouchables". In the final narration Michael says he never picked up a gun again. It's fiction, of course, but if that's so, and this is 1931, then what was he doing a dozen years later during WW II?

@abeclark524 Год назад

Drinking behind bars was illegal too.

@Ryan-xu9zb Год назад

Need to do a watch through of Broadway Empire if you like this style of movie.

@jaime8318 Месяц назад

So often these reaction videos are frustrating because the reactors just don't get it. Not the case with you two Great job.

@MJoy4Fun Месяц назад

thank you! 🤗

@Carol-D.1324 Год назад

You HAVE to watch “Primal Fear” with Richard Gere and Edward Norton. This is an edge of your seat kind of movie. See if you can spot the movie twist.

@twittertwice 5 месяцев назад

NOBODY NOTICED daniel Craig ( the last James Bond) played the son Conor?… gosh people!!

@MJoy4Fun 5 месяцев назад

really??? oh no. we totally missed that!

@matthewhayward7281 7 месяцев назад

Check out the kite runner similar themes wonderful movie.

@twittertwice 3 месяца назад

Nitti is the Italian mafia

@warrenphilbert6856 5 месяцев назад

✌️❤️❤️!...

@brandonmartin08 2 месяца назад

We are all God and this land is a conscious place. Our pictures of Galaxies LITERALLY look exactly like brain scans. The entire universe is Gods mind.