THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER (1990) Movie Reaction - FIRST TIME WATCHING

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Starring:
Sean Connery, Alec Baldwin, Scott Glenn, Sam Neill, James Earl Jones, Joss Ackland, andRichard Jordan
Written by:
Larry Ferguson, Tom Clancy, Donald Stewart, and David Shaber
Directed by:
John McTiernan

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@RolyPolyOllieReactions 2 года назад

Hello! Today's film is a great Tom Clancy film starring the one and only Sean Connery himself! Such a fun but tense movie that does a great job of building and sustaining tension in a confined environment. I also think it is funny that Sean does not have a Russian accent at all, it didn't ruin the movie in any way for me, in fact, I think it made it better for some reason! Thank you for watching! Have a great day!! :)

@Billis75 2 года назад

If you do James Bond, I'd suggest watching all of them, because all of the Bond actors bring something different to the role (Timothy Dalton in the 80's is very much the same feel as Daniel Craig). I would say to be gentle with the first few, as the genre was new and they were figuring out what to do, so they kind of grow into the type of spy movies we see today. They made 5 films in 5 years with Sean Connery, and adjusted for inflation, compared to their budget, they were the MCU films of their day. Billion dollar equivalents some of them. Imagine if you made a film for 7 million dollars today and it grossed 500 million dollars, and then they did that like 5 times in a row.

@hellohi821 2 года назад

There was also the moment in the film when Alec Baldwin imitated Connery's accent: "Ryan, shum things in here don't react well to bullesh." 😁

@iKvetch558 2 года назад

Well...it makes complete sense that Ramius would NOT have a Russian accent, since the character is Lithuanian. For all we know, Russian speakers from Lithuania could sound just like that to other people, and Connery was playing it totally perfect.🖖✌😁

@iKvetch558 2 года назад

BTW...if you really like the the character of Jonesy, you should definitely read the book...he gets a lot of development that they had to leave out of the movie. The "filler" that others describe in the book are mostly character development, explanations of how subs and naval warfare work, and the much much more complex plot that had to be much simplified for the running time of the movie...including more explanation of how the cook fits in the whole story. 💯✌

@iKvetch558 2 года назад

@@hellohi821 LOL I shpeak fluent Connerysh 😜💯😂

@razorfett147 Год назад

And the cook was an undercover GRU agent, so he knew what the Red Octobers orders were supposed to be. Upon realizing the political officer was dead and Ramius was carrying out false orders, he made plans to sabotage the ship. Its only briefly hinted at in the film, but fully explained in the novel

@dreamivey3405 2 года назад

For someone your age, I'm so happy you like this movie and realized how good it actually is.

@baronvg 2 года назад

Yes, the way they transitioned from Russian to English was absolutely ingenious. Makes me smile every time lol

@marcziegenhain8420 2 года назад

Was also used in "Judgement at Nuremberg" from the 1950s.

@adamskeans2515 2 года назад

and the word they transition on, armageddon, which is the same in both languages

@adamskeans2515 2 года назад

@@marcziegenhain8420 I think my favorite was in The 13th Warrior.

@mohammedashian8094 Месяц назад

@@marcziegenhain8420the 60s actually. 1961 to be specific. But it was a teleplay in 1959.

@jemimus 2 года назад

The underwater shots are all with (big) models in a smoke tank. CGI was not advanced enough in 1990 to do realistic submarines underwater. They did use CGI for some effects like bubbles and particles underwater. As a rule of thumb, if its 1990 or before; its gonna be models.

@clearsmashdrop5829 2 года назад

I saw The Red October model was hanging inside a Planet Hollywood restraunt at one point. I think it was Riverside.

@maingun07 2 года назад

I believe the officer that Connery kills at the beginning of the movie was the political officer. Soviet units had a political officer assigned to ensure that the officers and men upheld the ideals of the communist party and to make sure the commanding officer followed his orders to the letter. As such, and as frequently portrayed in American films, the political officer was typically the most despised officer in the unit. Whether they were in real life is up for debate. In any case, the political officer would have to be disposed of before the captain of the boat could "go off script".

@waterbeauty85 2 года назад

Yes the officer Connery killed was the political officer. The question of political offers being hated in real life is definitely debatable. In the modern heroic myth of the last stand of Panfilov's 28 guardsmen's defending Moscow which helped inspire real life Russians to endure the hardships and sacrifices of WW2, the most famous line in the story was attributed to the political officer: "Though our nation seems vast, there is nowhere for us to retreat, for behind us is Moscow." He wouldn't have been given that inspirational line if he was hated.

@iKvetch558 2 года назад

That officer was 100% the Political Officer. He was really sort of a "co-captain" on Soviet subs, and both he and the captain were needed for the most important decision, such as the use of nuclear weapons. The US had a similar safeguard by having 2 keys to fire nukes, but the US gave the second key to the executive officer or the weapons officer, and had no political officer sharing authority with the captain on other matters.

@mariusrutkaus 4 месяца назад

At least in 80s political officers were really hated and despised, at least my dad, who served in soviet army said that. Keep in mind, Putin, while he was serving in KGB in Dresden in 80s was not an actual spy. He was a political officer, hated by other KGB agents there.

@johannesbowers7467 2 года назад

Scott Glenn is one of the hidden gems of Hollywood eighties action, You should look up more of his work.

@wisemantellsyousomething1134 2 года назад

I don't consider the cook/saboteur thing a "twist", it's just the story, not a twist! The government had a secret agent on board, who knew everything about the orders, who was supposed to overwatch everything, invisible among the crew. Then, when he saw that something's not right, he helped the government from inside to get the submarine back. When it didn't work his order was to destroy the ship, to prevent it from falling into enemies hands.

@tyranusfan 2 года назад

I always loved the scene in the canyon, when Ramius orders them to go through it faster than recommended. They called him the "Vilnius Schoolmaster." Not only is he rushing them to get away from the pursuing Soviet ships, but he's using the moment as training for his officers, and he knows they can do it. It's a nice character touch.

@Elios0000 2 года назад

the guy in the cabin going over the order with Ramius is the Russian Political officer. they are same rank as the subs captain so they have effectively 2 captains when at sea. sub more so missile subs job is to hide. so the Political Officer was there to prevent things like what happens in this movie.

@nellgwenn Год назад

One of the greatest one liner quotes in all moviedom, and I don't even know if you heard it. "Russians don't take a dump son without a plan".

@xjamesx7047 2 года назад

Sean Connery: *_"You be careful what you shoot at. Because most things in here don't react too well to bullets."_* Alec Baldwin: *"I have to be careful on what i shoot at!"* Sean's advice to Alec didn't age well after the nasty incident that happened since October.

@iKvetch558 2 года назад

Thank you for saying it...so I did not have to. 💯✌

@adamskeans2515 2 года назад

And Sam Neil's last words "I would have loved to have seen Montana" and his first scene in Jurassic Park was in Montana

@Bothorth 2 года назад

McTiernan's underrated MASTERPIECE: _The 13th Warrior_ (1999).

@redpillfreedom6692 2 года назад

Another reason for Ramius informing Moscow of the defection was to burn any bridges leading back to Russia just in case any of the defectors got cold feet.

@thejamppa 2 года назад

"Its bit long for movie about Submarine." This made me smile. Das Boot is the best submarine film made. The mini series definately worth watching. Movie version is great too. My Fave Submarine films are Das Boot, Crimson Tide and This.

@ivartillotson835 2 года назад

If the screenplay was faithful to the novel the film would be at least 8 hours long!

@waylandblack Год назад

'Hunter Killer' is enjoyable as well. Gerard Butler and Toby Stephens.

@brendanpotts9808 2 года назад

You should watch Patriot Games, and clear and present danger, two other Jack Ryan films with Harrison Ford taking over the role.

@michellepeters7066 2 года назад

You should watch "Das Boot" (1981)!

@johannesbowers7467 2 года назад

And U571

@imvandenh Год назад

@@johannesbowers7467u571 is crap. It apes Das Boot at every turn but badly. The story is just plain ridiculous on top of it. I'll never understand what people like about that movie, everyone raves about it and I think it's probably the worst submarine movie ever made.

@clearsmashdrop5829 2 года назад

This movie is so much fun. I've heard people refer to it as a 'dad or uncle' movie. But I saw it in theaters in my early 20s and loved it. Its a great military thriller.

@awesomereviews1561 2 года назад

Your reaction upon seeing Basil Poledouris’ name was awesome. One of the best music composer of all time.

@jerodast 4 месяца назад

The climactic track in the missile silo is just in my day to day playlist. So good.

@grayscribe1342 2 года назад

If you enjoyed 'Hunt for Red October' as a submarine movie, try 'Das Boot'. The 1981 movie version is good, but if you want a challenge, try the 5 hour miniseries from 1985. It's the same movie, just as a much longer mini series. That will give you a lesson on what tension really is.

@billolsen4360 2 года назад

Another good submarine flick is "The Bedford Incident" with Sidney Pointier and Richard Widmark, two very powerful actors.

@markvito746 2 года назад

Notice at the end John Mctiernan ends it the same way he began Die Hard.... a "seemingly" normal guy on a plane with a teddy bear 🧸 for his kid

@athens_1psvr31 2 года назад

No CGI in this one. Great miniature work.

@jemimus 2 года назад

Yes that was a real submarine, and a real helicopter. And that was actually Baldwin falling into the water. He was not suppose to, but decided to .. improvise.

@tduffy5 2 года назад

Dasha, on Dasha from Russis Reactions, says that their Russian is shit. She says that the actors are not Russian and it's glaring.

@vaikkajoku 2 года назад

It's so weird hearing movies I grew up with being referred to as a "dad movie". 😵

@hernanpisano7913 2 года назад

You must see The man who would be king .It's one of my favourite Sean Connery'movies.

@nathanfitzgerald6651 2 года назад

I like the red & blue-white lighting style in this video. It does establish a certain mood. It's funny how American Basil Poledouris is better at male-choir Russian music than many Russian musicians.

@randeecarreno4289 2 года назад

R.I.P to the amazing actor Sean Connery! This is a great movie. And I highly recommend the two sequel movies "Patriot Games" and "Clear, and Present Danger". 😊

@meganparsons9106 2 года назад

I think the doctor had to be played straight , so they could have an officer who wasnt in on the defection to take charge of the enlisted Russian sailors who evacuated during the fake radiation leak. But I love your breakdown of the movie, you caught a lot ! I think my fav Sean Connery is in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, he plays amazingly well with Harrison Ford.

@TangentOmega 2 года назад

Scottish Russians are my favorite. Comrade is used like brother. Often used in movies to show someone is a Communist. Actor Richard Jordan reminded me of the awesomest futuristic movie you should watch, Logan's Run (1976). I giggle when you say CGI for the 80s.

@DougRayPhillips 2 года назад

In the original VHS release, the tape case was made out of red plastic instead of black.

@imvandenh Год назад

Yeah, I remember that! My dad had the VHS in his collection, bought it as soon as it was available, and I borrowed it all the time as a kid. It was one of my favorite movies as a kid.

@jerodast 4 месяца назад

"I would have liked to have seen Montana." "It would've been nice to see an ocean on Mars." Two Red Navy officers just fighting for a better world...

@chefskiss6179 2 года назад

"...and I was not here." Goosebumps. Every time.

@karlsmith2570 3 месяца назад

29:42 "They Sound Like They're Discovering The Titanic For The First Time" Well, in the opening scenes, where Jack is telling Admiral Greer about the Red October, he'd described it as being 12 meters longer and 3 meters wider than a standard typhoon class submarine, typhoon class being the US Navy designation for the Russian Akula class submarines, which Red October is a variation of

@SnabbKassa 2 года назад

I'm actually getting annoyed that not one reactor can work out who the saboteur is before it's revealed. Everyone blames Tim Curry, whose character basically has no clue what's really going on.

@karlsmith2570 3 месяца назад

14:46 The reason why Ramius was saying that Moscow or the whole Soviet navy wasn't the worry was because Ramius had trained most of their officer Corps and, therefore, is familiar with their combat tactics

@BigGator5 2 года назад

Tom Clancy books are fill with a lot of filler details. I do recommend reading them, but I just wanted to warn you about the dry writing you will eventually find yourself reading. Fun Fact: This movie starts out in Russian, then switches to English, in an early scene, as the political officer reads a passage from a book, which contains a quote from Robert Oppenheimer. The switch occurs on the word "Armageddon", which is the same in both languages, but pronounced differently.

@imvandenh Год назад

The political officers Russian is atrocious, can barely understand what he's trying to say without the caption.

@Stuart_Cox1969 2 года назад

This film was actually based on a true story, have a search for "Mutiny on the Storozhevoy".

@BillinHungary 3 месяца назад

Ollie - the used models and sets for the underwater scenes, but the insides of the submarines were real. The producers had a great relationship with the US Navy, and they allowed them limited access inside the submarines. Also, when the American submarine did that emergency surface, that was the first time ever that the public was allowed to see one of our subs surfacing like a dolphin. Previous footage was classified.

@karlsmith2570 3 месяца назад

Hey, Ollie, fun fact for you: The actor @5:28 who's selling Seaman Beaumont the story about Jones' love of music is Larry Ferguson, who, in addition to playing the USS Dallas' COB (chief of the boat), was also one of the screenwriters for this movie

@vincentblack5078 2 года назад

in the book, jones got a extra 10 mins of shower time

@zvimur 2 года назад

Recommend another John McTiernan language oriented movie "The 13th Warrior".

@Bothorth 2 года назад

Agreed!

@adamskeans2515 2 года назад

CGI did not exist when this movie was made

@Tallyhawk9 2 года назад

Loved your reaction to one of my favorite movies! Glad you enjoyed it so much! As others have mentioned, they used real subs, helicopters, and ships for a number of scenes - the US Navy collaborated with them to make this movie. One FYI for you, Submarines don't use Radar underwater, they use Sonar. Radar is radio waves and is used in air. Sonar is sound waves and is used within water since radio waves are blocked by the water whereas sound carries extremely well underwater.

@gggooding 2 года назад

Friend who is fluent in Russian...she told me that the Russian in October is crap. I don't know nuthin...that's just what she said.

@imvandenh Год назад

Your friend is right to some degree. Some of it is accurate but the non Russian actors who made attempts were so bad, I couldn't understand what they were saying, like the political officer before they zoom in on his mouth and turns to English. That was mostly nonsense coming out of his mouth.

@Atalaclys 2 года назад

Let me suggest "Das Boot" for a future reaction. The ultimate submarine film..

@wrorchestra1 2 года назад

Little quibble. Subs and surface vessels use SONAR (SOnic Navigation And Ranging) for underwater detection. RADAR (RAdio Detection And Ranging) is used by surface vessels and aircraft for above water detection. The the cook was a GRU agent (Military Intelligence).

@JJA1987 2 года назад

You definitely need to watch Patriot Games & Clear & Present Danger sometime too

@valeriefields7902 3 месяца назад

The screenwriter/s is/are the genius/es. The studio built a sub replica so they could tilt it so show the boat's movement.

@Ammeeeeeeer 2 года назад

Sean Connery, the most Scottish sounding Soviet sub captain 🤣 But this is true of every Connery role 😋

@MGower4465 2 года назад

In Clancy's novel, Jonesy doesn't get a gold star, but Mancuso merit-promotes him from Sonarman 3rd Class direct to Sonarman First Class on tbe spot, and tells his XO to have the paperwork ready for his (Mancuso's) signature by the end of the watch. Jack Ryan is not actually Clancy's only central character. John Clark is another, introduced in Without Remorse. He bounces in and out of Ryan's stories, before getting h iui s own again. He commands Rainbow 6.

@hawkmaster381 Год назад

I speak some Russian, and most of the dialogue is spot on. There are a few actors that don’t speak it very well, but close. BTW, the political officer was named Putin.

@GD-tt6hl 2 года назад

there is subtitles for the first section of movie and some at the end.

@BillinHungary 3 месяца назад

interesting side-note - The studio wanted to put in a woman and some kind of romance/sex scene to make it more marketable to a general audience. Tom Clancey the author of the book and a consultant for the movie, argued against that. Finally, they decided to ask Sean Connery. He said "No, this movie doesn't need that, it will go well as is" :)

@BedsitBob 2 года назад

The most Scottish sounding, Russian accent ever. 😁

@marcziegenhain8420 2 года назад

Fun fact: The guy at 12:04 with the white hair is Arthur "Judge" Moore, the (former) director of the CIA in the Jack Ryan universe. He is played by Ray Reinhardt in this movie and by Dean Jones in "Clear and Present Danger".

@S.E.Walker 2 года назад

I adore this movie. It was one of the first “grown up” movies I watched as a kid.

@Bothorth 2 года назад

Sam Neill is in another thriller-at-sea, _Dead Calm_ (1989).

@maingun07 2 года назад

I've been trying to remember the name of that movie for a few years now. Thanks!

@SCharlesDennicon 2 года назад

Fun reaction. Your excitement was entertaining. :) A few remarks : - "The camera work in this movie is very good" => That's called a JOHN MCTIERNAN MOVIE ! - Boy you DID butcher Basil Poledouris' name. But yes, the score is magnificent. Good ol' Basil was the only composer who could make Hans Zimmer's music sound effeminate. - The submarines weren't "CGI", young man, people bothered making miniatures at that time... - Jan de Bont was a much better DP than director... - "This is why he is the god of submarine captaining" Aren't you adorable XD - Russia isn't "Eastern Europe" !

@iKvetch558 2 года назад

"If you see them, they see you" 5:51 Very much NOT the case in the time period that the story takes place in. In the mid-1980s, the United States had a TREMENDOUS advantage over the Soviets in the effectiveness of their sonars, due primarily to the early and widespread adoption of digital signal processing. From what I understand, the US still has an advantage in sonar over the Russians, but that the Russians have caught up by a huge amount, to the point where the US Navy has now officially become concerned over the quality of the latest Russian subs and their equipment. 🖖✌

@v8matey 2 года назад

Das Boot is worth watching. One of the best Submarine movies. Another one is U571

@imvandenh Год назад

U571 is possibly the worst submarine movie ever made. Such silliness. It apes Das Boot at every turn, badly. The premise of the whole trojan horse operation is preposterous and could never have worked. American sailors operating a German u boat near flawlessly? Never. Not to mention the whole thing about the allies not having the Enigma at that point of the war is pure BS. They had already the code cracked and had captured Enigma machines by this point. I know it's not supposed to be a true or accurate story and I should just enjoy it for what it is but I just can't. Especially the shooting shipwreck survivors, that is propaganda and never actually happened except for one time and it was not a standing order.

@iKvetch558 2 года назад

For a terrific movie with Sam Neil in a lead role is The Dish from 2000. It is a "historical comedy-drama" about the huge radio dish in Australia that was a key element in communications for the Apollo moon missions. 💯✌😁

@nellgwenn Год назад

Great slice of life movie. Are you right with the American National Anthem? How does it go? Then they play the Hawaii 5-0 theme song.

@Zartoo_3rd_Overlord_ofBlargon7 2 года назад

This was directed by John McTiernan who also directed Die Hard(and Die Hard 3) and Predator.

@ClaudioTV2005 17 дней назад

Jan de Bont did the cinematography of the movie, as well as Die Hard. John McTiernan was initially going to direct Speed, but after realizing that it’s a Die Hard clone (Die Hard on a Bus), he didn’t do it. So he suggested De Bont after his excellent cinematography in both movies

@razorfett147 Год назад

In the book Jonesy does indeed get a promotion from Captain Mancuso for his brilliant work

@mikejankowski6321 Год назад

What a great reaction. You got fired up over this just like I do! You also really appreciate this work from every angle and parameter. Fun time watching.

@CrassMufumbu 2 года назад

Basil Poll-eh-Doris...His Blue Lagoon soundtrack is really good and different.

@xcellent-records 2 года назад

Other Sean Connery movies to react to: First Knight; Dragonheart; Medicine Man; The Untouchables

@Ammeeeeeeer 2 года назад

Ah 'First Knight' which has my fave Connery quote: "Neverrr shurrenderr! Camelot livessshh!" 😁

@jemimus 2 года назад

FYI The Russian parts are supposed to be subtitled.

@jamesharper3933 2 года назад

Very good reaction. Other movies to check out based on Tom Clancy novels are Patriot Games and Clear and Present Danger with Harrison Ford as Jack Ryan.

@hawkmaster381 Год назад

There is a real life story that is (very) loosely based on this incident. It’s no where near the same, but it is just as fascinating. Look for it on RU-vid.

@benpolishak8732 2 года назад

FYI Sam Neill was Dr. Alan Grant in Jurassic Park (1993) is in this movie

@eliaspeter7689 2 года назад

If I can recommend a good military/time travel movie, it's called The Final Countdown (1980). It's a great film with some very impressive shots.

@meganparsons9106 2 года назад

I find that movie a llittle.. hmm hokey, but it has really cool shots and quite an impressive cast. And the guys in my family absolutely love it hah.

@nellgwenn Год назад

It's a guilty pleasure of mine. It's so silly, but so much fun.

@Jim73 2 года назад

me: bullets Sean: bullitsh

@mikejankowski6321 Год назад

And then there is The Presidio...

@mariusrutkaus 4 месяца назад

I love watching your reaction. I'm happy that people your age 1. Know the (epic) cast 2. Actually understand what's happening 3. Know enough English to understand words like "scuttle a ship" and "defect" because in some other reactions to this movie some native English speakers seemed to be lost.

@gggooding 2 года назад

Pretty sure there's *NO* cgi at all in October. Obviously some real subs and then models with smoke, lighting, and hand-animated bubbles.

@chrisserfass8635 Год назад

You should do a reaction video of K*19 Widowmaker.

@gmunden1 2 года назад

Hunt for Red October : 9.5 Rating I have watched this at least 6 times since its' release. This is a masterpiece of a film.

@kosh6612 2 года назад

One of my favorite films. When they were making this movie the cold war ended. There was concern it would fail at the box office as it was already outdated upon release. That was all real life footage with models and practical effects. As a guide.. Star Wars was the start of bluscreen, The Last Starfighter (HIGHLY recommended) was the first use of CGI in a movie and Jurassic park was the first it was truly done well.

@RolyPolyOllieReactions 2 года назад

I watched the Last Starfighter and the reaction is on the channel! :)

@kosh6612 2 года назад

@@RolyPolyOllieReactions lol.. still working through your back catalogue! - some great variety in there. I just checked and note you are missing one of the greatest comedies and greatest scifi's ever... .. Galaxy Quest!!! Think Last Action Hero in space

@RealILOVEPIE 2 года назад

The only thing CGI in this movie is the bubble trails behind the submarines, everything else is models in a smokey room.

@Farmer_Dave 2 года назад

About a month ago the USS Carolina a 3.5 billion dollar Seawolf Class Nuclear Attack Submarine in the US Navy collided with an unmarked underwater Mountain. Look up USS Carolina.

@Nick_CF 2 года назад

Shit another San Fran?

@iKvetch558 2 года назад

You mean the USS Connecticut ✌💯

@metube336 Год назад

MOVE BABY YODA! His reflection is very disconcerting! Thank you.

@Nick_CF 2 года назад

Yes they were using real submarines. I served on the Los Angeles class subs. They are real pieces of shit. I got the pleasure of doing alot of the stuff the boats did in this movie through war games and exercises. Full blown adrenaline taking a submarine All Ahead Flank, Right Full Rudder, Full Dive....

@Jim73 2 года назад

i love this movie so much it's absurd

@brianbooker8724 Год назад

Here's some other submarine movies you should check out: Run Silent, Run Deep (1958) The Enemy Below (1957) Das Boot (1981) Crimson Tide (1994)

@nellgwenn Год назад

And about 15 minutes of U-571.

@imvandenh Год назад

@@nellgwennSounds about right. That movie is very cool in some ways but it has a ridiculous unbelievable plot and apes Das Boot at every turn but badly.

@nellgwenn Год назад

@@imvandenh Like I said, about 15 minutes of it is really good.

@myfootballjesus 2 года назад

Ummm there was no CGI IN 80’s. How old are you??

@brettg274 Год назад

I love how you can still hear Connery’s Scottish accent over the Russian 😂

@imvandenh Год назад

I've seen some Russian reactors do this film and they say the same thing, the accent is very distinct to their ears.

@pfeilspitze Год назад

29:50 Water pressure means you don't have to hope -- submerged there's no way you're getting that hatch open if there's deep water on the other side.

@timsmith7947 Год назад

When you said jonesy gets a gold star in the book he got a promotion to 1st class and 15 minute shower on a sub you wet down turn off the water soap up then rinse off the soap .maybe 4 minute's of water per shower so 15 minutes is a a privlage

@ernestitoe Год назад

Connery's Russian is horrible. There are a few in the movie who aren't too bad, but most of them can't speak it a lick. See your fellow reactor Dasha reaction to this movie -- she's Russian, and she evaluated the Russian in the movie.

@PamJernigan 2 года назад

How the heck did you get a copy of this without subtitles? It's meant to have subtitles...

@ClaudioTV2005 Месяц назад

Probably it’s a DVD or Netflix rip

@subgenrepodcast1273 2 года назад

Love this film! Come hear so much more about it on the Subgenre podcast. Preview the episode right now at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vThc5mXH1XE.html.

@francoisseguin772 2 года назад

A similar movie is Phantom from 2013. I think its based on the same incident.

@janefaceinthewind6260 2 года назад

Love your reactions but there is so much stuff reflecting in the screen so one can't see the movie you are watching, is this an accident or on purpose because of copyright or something..?

@RolyPolyOllieReactions 2 года назад

For this video and some others it is because of copyright. The video was taken down so I had to re-upload it more translucent

@bradleybratten4436 2 месяца назад

I remember smoking in meetings.

@timsmith7947 Год назад

When you said he deserves a gold star in the book jonesy gotten a lot a promotion and a 15 minutes in the

@rkw2917 3 месяца назад

Believe me, the Russians and Americans do not challenge each other in the open sea Doesn't happen

@baronvg 2 года назад

Geez, man. Watching an Alec Baldwin movie lol? And I feel like future reaction channels that go into Beetlejuice, not knowing anything about it, just expecting a weird Tim Burton movie starring Michael Keaton will start it and get uncomfortable fairly fast lol.