The Holdovers (2023) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!



The Holdovers (2023)
Hardy, I have known you since you were a boy, so I think I have the requisite experience and insight to aver that you are and always have been penis cancer in human form.

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26 thoughts on “The Holdovers (2023) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!”

  1. I love this storyโ€™s themes about found family. Three people who are all dealing with loneliness, albeit for different reasons. Mary losing her son and working through that grief, Angus essentially being abandoned by his mom and losing his dad in a different way, and and Paul slowly breaking down the walls he put up after the whole world pretty much ostracized him. They all grew and changed as they found a bond in each other.

    This movie shows you donโ€™t need fancy sets and spectacular costumes and special effects to make a great movie. You just need a great story and layered characters.

    I also think this film epitomizes the saying that people come into your life for a reason, a season, or a lifetime. While Angus, Paul, and Mary went their separate ways, they changed each otherโ€™s lives for the rest of them. Mary was able to heal or at least move forward after her devastating loss, Angus got to stay at the school and tap into his potential, and Paul was finally free to live the life he truly wanted for himself.

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  2. Yeah I watched this last year and was thinking it was going to be like an all boy version of the Breakfast Club at first, then they ditched all but one of the kids and it turned into something even greater, crazy good perfomances even from Dominic Sessa in his first screen role. Love this reaction, thank you. โค

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  3. I love this movie, the curmudgeon just changing his stripes, taking them out, relearning his humanity again. That little christmas before the trip is the change point. He was always a good dude, but strict, and learns to care about his students the way he does his coworkers. The scene where he rips into the douche kid over besmirching the chef and her son…..

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  4. WOW! What a Beautiful Film!
    Once again Daniel & Sam have introduced me to another great movie I will cherish for years to come.
    I was so happy to see another TBR Schmitt reaction video get uploaded on youtube and I noticed I had never seen it before so first I watched the film and then your reaction.
    Absolutely Fantastic!
    What a great Christmas Present!
    Thanks Daniel & Sam!

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  5. TBR & Sam thanks for the great reactions and the laughs and tears you bring us with your always clever, honest and entertaining work. Hope Santa brings you guys thousands of new subscribers and sponsors. You really deserve that! Merry Christmas to the Reactors' community and keep supporting this fun channel by inviting your friends to join in. ๐ŸŽ„

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  6. Daniel and Sam… you absolutely, positively HAVE to review 'Sideways' (2004)… same director and also with Paul Giamatti. I'm not kidding when I say it WILL be one of your Top 10 films ever… trust me on that! And pour yourselves a nice Pinot Noir while watching it…

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  7. The question I had at the end of this film was "How do we actually know that Angus' dad is actually suffering from paranoid schizophrenia and early-onset dementia?" With that ex-wife, maybe somebody actually is putting something in his food, and more.

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