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Well done 😂🤣

since this reaction is a year old it's no spoiler to say in regard to your suspicion about palpatine..."your insight serves you well".

Vewy well played, Awia! You are quite a funny -Roman- woman.

i just subbed based on your two monty python movie reactions (plus you're pretty easy on the eyes!). they have two others,"the meaning of life" and "and now for something completely different". the second is just a bunch of sketches from their tv show "monty python's flying circus" redone for theatrical release,and are better watched in their original tv versions. now i'm off to watch your star wars movie reactions.

about apollonia; michael didn't want to be a mobster and so had a girlfriend as old school american wasp [white anglo-saxon-protestant]. after the solozo/hospital incident michael realizes he's suited to the life and is being pulled in. traditionally, a man can't be a full member of the italian mob unless both his parents' families can be traced back to sicily, so it wasn't just that kate wasn't suited to the mob life, but also, if apollonia had lived, their sons could one day inherit the family business, but kate & mike's sons would be challenged. this movie is replete with memes. also, watching you anticipate what was coming, you could be a formidable mobster's wife … aria is even a prestigeous name.

Fun Fact: Getting shot in the leg while it probably won't kill you, it's still very painful

looking at the camera and addressing the audience is called *"Breaking the 4th Wall"* Mel brooks is famous for it

you're watching some great movies ……… something you missed, made even more hilarious because you kept repeating it … "Schtupp" is a crude yiddish euphemism for the physical act of love

@ariachanson01, "I am your father!". I nearly spit my drink out when you said that, lol. I am commenting on this reaction before I leave a comment on the first Blade Runner movie reaction. This is an amazing sequel. Slow pace, but never boring, and a very stylish film. Aria, you are not dumb for not understanding everything that Jared Leto says. I honestly think that it's not as important as it may seem intended. Everything involving Joe & Joi is very intriguing, and the love scene between the three of them is a visual trip. Director Denis Villenueve is a top-notch director. You should definitely check some of his earlier work like "Prisoners" & "Sicario". Both films are disturbing, yet they are brilliant films. Thanks for a great reaction. You had several great facial expressions during this, and it was fun to watch just how into this movie you were. I will leave a comment on the original Blade Runner reaction later. Keep the great reactions coming, Aria C!

Run away, run away😂😂😂😂😂

I assume you have noticed that Adrianne is the same actress (Talia Shire) who played Connie Corleone in The Godfather. She is also the sister of producer/director Francis Ford Coppola. Love your reactions!

Super extra bonus points for watching the originals first. You are quickly becoming one of my favorite reactors! 😁

I think after watching your reaction, you may be a juvenile 15 year old boy trapped in a woman's body. ..and that is meant as a compliment.

I found the information about Sri Lanka and the language differences interesting and liked hearing a translation of the Hindi that you understood. I wonder if, in 1935, they really ate that kind of stuff. Royal delicacies perhaps? Or perhaps just put in the movie for effect. Wasn't that cute oriental kid in te movie The Goonies? I forget if it was him. Maybe. That one is more of a kid-friendly adventure movie. Bye.

I swear that the 'Fought Dix' joke is a tag on the famous U.S. Army's Fort Dix, but nobody else ever goes for it. 'Yes' and 'No' used to be painted on the backs of American school buses, to remind drivers what side of the vehicle to pass on.

Seeing Aria laugh this much made me happy.

You want to have guys be with you.

This movie should be a rite of passage for college freshmen. 30:44 Just an FYI, the capitol of ancient Assyria was Nineveh.

You look great in purple.

That was great timing/editing with hand. Is it a Bear or a monster ? It's only a model.

I see what you did there

At the very beginning of the film, it looks like there is the corpse of someone who was broken on the wheel.

Yum.

the scene about the "biggus dickus" is so funny because the actors trying to make the other break and laugh all the time. they dont need to fake laughing they rly are seconds before breaking and alot of that then is improv like the "incontinentia buttocks" that wasnt the name from the script, it was also some joke but he did this so when the guards break they just break for real xD

damn your laughing is rly infecting :) i love this movie i saw it so often in the cinema (it runs at christmas as our huge cinema every year)

I usually do not comment on videos unless I feel they are very special. This, and "In Search of the Holy Grail," were absolutely wonderful. I loved your reactions and your laughter, and your "Grail" ending in this video was genius. Thank you so much for bringing a smile and laughter to my night.

Really enjoyed your callback to Holy Grail at the end!

If you thought keeping a straight face at the Pontius Pilate and Biggus Dickus scenes was hard, there is actual footage that made it into the final film of some of the main cast struggling to keep a straight face, such as Eric Idle playing the man who wants to be Loretta (just after John Cleese's character says "Where's the foetus gonna gestate? You gonna keep it in a box?"), in that same scene when the camera zooms in on Cleese and Palin you see Eric break character by smiling just before he goes off-screen, Michael Palin having a noticeable smirk when he says "Dickus" to the guard whom he asks whether he finds it "risible" and John Cleese as Pilate's guard trying to hide behind Biggus Dickus reading from the scroll to make it less clear that he is laughing (you can see him noticeably shaking a bit as he tries to control his laughter).

U should react to something I found on UA-cam,it the real dog day afternoon news story.

When you said "Bwian" it was adorable! 😂

I listened to it till the end. Respect for all Pythons at heart. Brilliant idea you had. Excellent execution. If I were to let silliness ensue, I'd state that that was awesome in its littleness contrasting gaily amongst the biggerment of modern day apathetic... oh, I didn't want to react to reactor's reaction. I wanted to be a lumberjack! (everyone singalong)

BS you didn't know who is in the film. I don't believe you have never seen it either. Its like reacting to the Statue of Liberty because you have never seen it before, again bullshit

When I first saw this I didn’t know Apollo would die

I sarcastically love how most reviewers of this totally do not show the Loretta part to avoid “problems” today. But that skit was relevant then and is today.

About 2.5-3 years has passed since the last movie.

Aria, Blazing Saddles mainly spoofs the famous Westerns from the 40s and 50s. I don't know if you've watched any of those yet... if not, two classics I highly recommend are High Noon (1952) with Gary Cooper, and The Searchers (1958) with John Wayne. Those two are a good entry point!

That scene in the "Wohman" Caesar's throne room is such a classic. Michael Pailin's facial expressions crack me up every time 😅 You definitely should watch the Python Flying Circus BBC series. And also Fawlty Towers which stars John Cleese.

Watch Godfather III. It's a good conclusion in spite of it all. The Coda version is best. The theatrical cut suffered from studio interference, mainly resulting in many needless flashbacks from the first movies. It had been 16 years since the last one, so they felt it was necessary. Sure, it's not as good as the first two. Sofia Coppola isn't in the league of her co-stars, though she has later proven herself as a great director herself. And you'll miss one character whose actor had a falling out with the studio.

While I was already enjoying her Reactions quite a lot, Aria's appreciation of the Pythons makes me like her even more that I already did. 23:25 A fairly accurate representation of the origin of most religions. 36:05 🤣🤣🤣🤣 M'Lady, you are a Queen! 👑🥃😻

34:14 SUICIDE squad…👀

This film was only released to the public because George Harrison (yes! that one) mortgaged his house to pay for it. Elvis & Roy Orbison were both huge fans.

Thanks for your sunshine smile and wonderful laugh.

In your timeline you either just put together a clear puzzle or are about to.

I am neither pretty nor intelligent so you have two points that I do not.

As well as the completely infectious giggling, I was extra amused by the Biggus Dickus scene because you very recently asked if that’s how you sound to us, after “I must see you in my dwessing woom…” (and I said “Dart Wader” is what made me subscribe). ALSO, this starts with “There’s only one survivor sir”, to which you reply “One surwiwor, did they all die?” followed by a full-on gigglefest. All extremely endearing.

Don't worry about getting crucified by Pilate for laughing at Biggus Dickus. We'd be along at Passover to say "WELEASE AWIA".😉

Nie means never in german 😅

"Made me laugh a bit too much" is exactly the kind of thing Monty Python themselves would have put on the movie poster.

Haven't been able to enjoy Queen for 6 years now. BH ruined them for me.

That was a great ending for your video. Some real riveting stuff. 😂