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Interstellar Reaction (Patreon)

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2026-08-02 11:25:10
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Exterminator4u

Respect to Katie for going through the emotional damage again lol

CrashTestWalrus

Katie's naturally dark eyes instantly drew me in. I'm watching this immediately

John

Space travel has always been and will always be pure fiction. But this film has a slice of moon landing truth in it.

Joel Purvis

Sure I'll watch this again with y'all! I'm not sure if it's on your list or if not maybe all of you have already seen it but you all still haven't done a lot of people's favorite Christopher Nolan movie (myself included): The Prestige. The Prestige is amazing and it has so many twists that it is basically infinitely rewatchable to see all of the clues that you missed the first time. I've probably seen it ten times or more and every time I notice something new. I cannot recommend The Prestige enough .

Mondayisminceday

Seeing this at an Imax cinema was such an amazing experience and can't believe this movie is already 12yrs old now!! wtaf😭 I'll never say no to watching this movie! Thanks for the reaction ladies ❤️

One Filthy Pilot

That's what I love about space travel. They get older. I stay the same age. Yes I do.

Patrick

Ayy one of my all time favourites, always happy to see this again and I'm sure Ivy and Yuna will make it another great watch through. 🔥

MatthewJ

It's a young Timothee Chalamet. I'd love to see these three girls watch Dune.

Mondayisminceday

Holyyyyy shit Ivy is such a smart cookie🧑‍🎓 !! Picked up on how the beings were communicating with Murph while they were still on Millers planet! To put that together so quickly, with such a complicated story line and not to mention in a language that is your native tongue... Amazing! Killer brain with killer looks!! ❤️

Proto Type

Excellent Choice Munchies 🎟️🎭🎬🎥 👩‍💼🦹‍♀️👧

Richard Scott

Always happy to rewatch this! It’s one of my all-time favourites, and it’s always interesting hearing fresh perspectives. 😊 A way to think about the ending… this will sound a little whacky, but bear with me. Imagine a dot drawn on a sheet of paper. Now imagine that you are the dot. From your perspective, the universe only has two dimensions: length and width. You can move around the paper, but you have no concept of “up” or “down.” As far as you’re concerned, the edges of the paper are the limits of reality. Now imagine us looking at that same sheet of paper. Because we exist in three dimensions, we can see far more than the dot ever could. We can see the entire sheet of paper, the table it’s sitting on, and even the room around it. We can interact with the paper in ways the dot could never understand, simply because we have access to an extra dimension. Our own universe works in a similar way. We experience three spatial dimensions—length, width and depth—and we move through a fourth dimension: time. We can only experience time flowing forwards, moment by moment. Now imagine there was a fifth dimension. Just as moving from two dimensions to three removes the limitations of the dot’s perspective, access to a fifth dimension would remove our limitations of space and time. You wouldn’t just see a room as it exists right now—you could see every moment of that room’s history and future all at once, almost like looking at an entire timeline laid out in front of you. That’s essentially what happens to Cooper at the end of Interstellar. The “bookshelf” isn’t really a magical bookshelf. It’s a way for his human mind to understand a five-dimensional space, where every moment of Murph’s bedroom throughout her life exists simultaneously. From there, he can choose when to interact with gravity to send the messages that eventually save humanity.

Proto Type

Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Though wise men at their end know dark is right, Because their words had forked no lightning they Do not go gentle into that good night. Good men, the last wave by, crying how bright Their frail deeds might have danced in a green bay, Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Wild men who caught and sang the sun in flight, And learn, too late, they grieved it on its way, Do not go gentle into that good night. Grave men, near death, who see with blinding sight Blind eyes could blaze like meteors and be gay, Rage, rage against the dying of the light. And you, my father, there on the sad height, Curse, bless, me now with your fierce tears, I pray. Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light. ~ by Welsh poet Dylan Thomas in 1947 and first published in 1951

Gam

Great reaction, can ya'll react to 'Firstman' 2018, and 'Starman' 1984

Daryl 👽

I’m so excited for this. I can’t wait to watch it after work!!

Gaëtarrow

Hello Munchies! Let's go back in the depressing world of interstellar (for me it is). a great movie, but so depressing for me... Bravo to Katie to go Back in this journey! (I remember how much she cry at the first reaction...) I think: this movie is certainly the only one that EVERY munchies react to ! (normal after 3 reaction, but I may be wrong). Let's see if Yuna and Ivy will succeed to follow it well and If Katie found out more things. ☺️ For the movie Little trivia: all the interview showed in the movie come from a REAL documentary!! about a real event!(except the murph's part) those dust storm really happened and they made a documentary of it. Nolan took back those picture into his movie. so yes, Dust inside house was possible!! (yeah that much!!) The documentary was about the "DUST BOWL" (that's how this phenomena was called, they even named once in the movie) To explain it shortly, the american did so much intensive agriculture, destroyed so many forest and vegetation and return the ground so much to make their farms in the central part of their country, they actually removed the part which was holding many the soil. During the 1930's, they did it so much, that when the wind came, it create the exact same dust storm who could bury entire village (like in the movie).... making millions to evacuate to the west coast. almost all central america was hit. it was a huge ecological disaster...(economicaly too, btw. but it's the least important point) the situation lasted for years, until the governement create an organization to reforest and administrate the agriculture more eco-friendly. Now the situation is mostly deal with. So, in the movie, it's not pollution (not directly). it's the dust gettting tear-up from the soils because they destroyed the weather. The message of the movie is clear in that part (like Tiên said back in time, "protect our planet"). "I love the music! it's giving me chill". I agree Katie. mostly I like it. but in some scene, this music is give me the blues...(and not a small one). Hans Zimmer made one of his best souncdtrack ever. but I never managed to fully appreciated, because it's giving me the creeps It has too much this ghostly and "empty" or "lost into oblivions vibe". it's exactly the vibe of the movie !! but, Personnaly, It's hard to listen to it without having blues or glum... In a way, it a compliment to Zimmer! his music doesn't leave untouched at all. That's an ex-military drone. those think aren't small at all. some are capable to hold missiles or bombs. Oh boy, If the guys are teach in school that they never get to the moon... no wonder their world is f*ck up....we send not only one but 6 misions ! (12 man got to the moon in total...) I agree with Yuna, they try to be realistic about the food situation, but if it mean lying about history and not looking to have the tools to find a durable solution.... they're shooting themselves in the leg.... If you don't know, Lazarus is Jesus's friend. he died and Jesus resucitate him. So using lazarus for a new begining is fitting, but death must strike first... Well, I'm not a physicist, nor any big scientist, just a curious guy. (so If I'm saying a big stupid things and someone has the actual knowledge, i'm eager to learn! don't hesitate to say if i'm wrong.) About Whormhole, I never heard those things were real. just a theorithical things, never seen or discovered ever. but if it exist like that, it's the perfect things in fiction to travel from one point of the universe to the other. You already saw different kind of whormhole in movies (Stargate & Event Horizon, (even Marvel's Thor in a way) being the best exemples). It's funny how the scene in event horizon is parody each time they made a movie with whormhole! 😅 (even Ivy and Katie recognized it right away...) And for Time's relativity...well I better not say a thinks. I clearly don't know anything about time (except in fiction where there's nothing scientific at all in it). I have no idea if time is really that "flexible". Am I the only one finding the robot's design both funny, interresting but also making absolutely no sense? each I see them walk, I see them fall on the ground...😅 If they have gravity in the ship, it's because they're making the ship spinning. i'm not an expert at all, but if I understand it well, the spinning is punching them on the "ground". just like earth spinning and mass is creating gravity for us. And for hibernation, I always heard that "freezing" destroy our cells (I gues this is why the water in the movie...to avoid this phenomena.) some scientist are trying to do that IRL. but as far as I know, they never succeed. If you wonder, the size of Saturn is accurate. we can put earth many times inside Saturn. We are nothing in the universe... I like the scientist who listen to rain, thunderstorm and wind to not go crazy in the ship 😅 Funny things, "Gargantua" is a french novel's character. a giant ogre know for his big appetite and being a philosopher. kinda, it qas mostly a satire of the gentleman's attitude. "I take your soul and put it in my pocket" 🤣🤣 both funny and cute !! OMG....the scene with the message from 23years...impossible to not cry or feeling atleast depressed....I just can only applause Matthew McConaughey's performance when he cry...This scene even for someone like me, who don't feel empathy like others...it's hard to watch. I made a research about the poem the DR Brand senior is saying. It was written by the welsh poet Dylan Thomas in 1947. it's a call to fight. to keep going against darkness, exctinction and death. but it was also metaphorical for the voyage into the black hole and this "space between dimension". (not sure how to call it). It's hard not being angry at Dr Brand senior. sacrifying so many lives for nothing... he got lucky that it did work in the end... "destroy hi own humanity to save mankind"... not sure it's worth it. Dr Mann's actor is Mat Damon! It's ironic: the one who convinced all this people to sacrifice themselves, lauching themselves on those planets, the one everyone saw a hero was in fact the most coward and selfish one... He can't even look at the one he try to kill. BTW, I loved Yuna's "Just shut up!". and I never saw their fight as "Funny", but now that I saw it like you said...😅🤣"fight like a child"... 🤯😂 AAAAAHHH. the music when they tried to attach to the endurance spinning and the whole black hole/ "out of dimension" is making me so anxious !!!! ....it's beautifull but so...*shivering* Again, I'm not a scientist...but I'm not sure being inside a balck hole will keep you alive or sending you in another dimension.... that's maybe the only things I really dislike from the movie. this "dimension" outside of time and so on that you get into by bassically jumping inside a black holes is too much...out of nowhere! (like Ivy said "How and Why ?!"). we jumped from SY-Fy to fantasy in one second without any clue (except the "ghost"). Where all the rest of the movie is extremely scientific (or atleast try to be) and then "poof!!". You're in a place that make no sense where time is something you travel in but can only comunicate with through "Gravity" (like it make any sense, where gravity is just a force, not something you can bend).... for me this part is too unbelievable. PLus we don't even know how he get out of this place....and come back. (at least, i never understand it....)he just get launch near saturn and what ? So even if this scene is the most famous and "mind-blowing", it's actually the one who cut me the most from the movie...yes it's strange! So they are not on Earth anymore. they abandonned earth to live on space station in orbit of another planet. For the conclusion I like Yuna's POV a lot. I should read the older comment section like Katie... because, i'm still confused a lot. even with this third reaction, some point still doens't make sense for me. (mostly the dimension outside of time... I can't understand it. i understand the why! it's the HOW who bother me a lot! hearing you I'm like Yuna and chi. If I did understand you well... 🤯) I think the main point of the movie are : Love (who can transcend anything , even times and spaces), Survival (as species first with Dr Brand Senior but also a person like Dr Mann, each with a different POV.) and finally Time (we must cheerish each second or we will lose them. like cooper who lost his life with his familly...) Something I like in the movie: cooper's relationship with Robot evolving throught the movie. He began by hating them and trash-talking them. in the end, he build back TARS ☺️ his character grew on robots. I maybe the only one not happy with the ending... He did saw Murph, but his life with her was stolen from him. He came back only to see her before she dies and he go back in the void between stars to find Brand back...for me, the story isn't ended. we had to find Brand! So he could turn the page and build a new life. it feel incomplete...for me! (but I realise most Nolan's biggest hit does that! "the dark knight" come in mind fot that) But Like you, I can see why the "masterpiece"and I agree for a lot of things for that. the music (despite the blues and "feeling alone in the void" vibes), the images (I heard they used real imagery for saturn and did the rest with the most plausible scientific knowledge they had), the acting (mostly when he cry hearing the message) , the visuals (just look the black hole itselfs and those planets)...Everything is "almost perfectly done" . As I said, the 2 only things really bothering me: 1) this dimension coming out if nowhere and 2) the ending who feel incomplete for me. (unless a interstellar 2 is coming...). But he didn't steal his masterpiece titles. he's a very good canditate for it. Well, always feeling kinda glummy after this movie..😅But a beautifull time with you. Thanks a lit for this third journey into Interstellar. I understand more things and I discovered new POV. thanks a lot for all of this. Have a beautifull day, Munchies!

Gaëtarrow

Happy that you love it. I mostly saw a curse in this movie. 😉

Gaëtarrow

And so? The team is still there. nothing really changed. and Chi has her own life to deal with. and many munchies didn't react to some movies before they arrived. As long as no one leave the team. I'm ok with that. why complaining about Katie? Just don't complain much, please. Chi had to close the comment section because some began to criticize them personnaly (and they were many fight in the comment because of the movie they look at). so pleade. don't make problem to them. please. have a good day nonethless.

Steven

They should definitely watch Dune. The third film comes out later this year.

fan

Regarding the comments about “Saturn”, most American English speakers do not pronounce T’s in casual speech. Proper speaking of course should pronounce T’s, but in most realistic conversation people usually replace T sounds with D sounds. For example “Saturn” would most likely be spoken “sad-ern” - “wow, sad-ern looks beautiful tonight!” Or we often just skip the T entirely. Such as in the word “mountain” which is usually pronounced “mao-en” / “mow-en” - “that mao-en looks tall!”

Chris Slade

The video sound is really quite. and you guys are loud when talking.

Nhia Vang

I never understood this movie. Is so weird and makes zero sense.

Gene Michaels

Gaëtarrow Katie my fav. She’s the best reactor, I think chi knows this that’s why she uses her so much. Katie has the best English and seems to be more aware of pop culture references. She has the best taste in movies too. She seems more open to newer films which is what I like.

Nhia Vang

Here is a suggested movie. Elysium 2013 starting Matt Damon if you girls are interested. Is also a sci-fi action film in the future.

Marcos Luna

One of my favorite movies of all time!! I’ve seen this movie so many times and it never gets old to me!! At the end, beyond all the science and technology, it was “Love” that saved humanity!! Great pick!!!

Gaëtarrow

Ok , I'm sorry. I have bad memories with guys complaining and disrespecting them. I miss judged your comments.

Gaëtarrow

"Zero sense" is may be exaggerated. No? I agree some part aren't making much sense. I said it in my own comment( Mostly the other dimension) . but no everything is to throw away! But yeah, we need more than one viewing to understand it fully. And yet I think only Nolan understand it from a to z.

Gaëtarrow

Thanks for the explanation! But I'll be honest, for me, the very existence of this place doesn't make any sense... Even if it's build In the future for them ...it comes from nowhere... And feel more like fantasy than sy-fy. At least, with your explanation, the functioning make a little more sense. Still many "how they did it" and nothing really prepared it ( except the ghost, but it could have been something else) . It's a very strange thing for me. Thanks anyway!

Daryl 👽

"Pulls up to Space-Burgers" "Sees a cute space red-head girl"

Richard Scott

Haha, no worries! And I completely get it. It’s something that’s so far removed from human intuition that it’s always going to feel like fantasy. The existence of higher dimensions is still purely hypothetical, and we may never be able to prove whether they exist or not. But the ideas in Interstellar are rooted in real theoretical physics and mathematics rather than being completely made up. It’s kind of ironic that a film which went to such great lengths to get the science right still ends up feeling like pure fantasy. 🤣

Nhia Vang

Only if I was there to hold her hand for emotional support.

Digitalversager

This ist such a great Movie. It is my third-favorite Nolan movie. Dr. Miller's planet provides an interesting and important plot point and looks visually cool, but for me, it never really made sense as a colony site. How could anyone survive for long so close to a black hole? You’re essentially trading Earth, whose days are numbered, for another planet whose days are also numbered. Of course, I don't know the timeline, but based on what we know, it’s a fact that the planet will be consumed by the black hole in the end; that would be far too risky for my liking. On top of that, the people on the planet are practically trapped there; due to time dilation, anyone leaving, even briefly, would risk never seeing the people they know and love again. I like Matt Damon, but Dr. Mann is a character that even he can't make likable. I mean, you can sort of understand the roots of his fear and delusions, humans simply aren't built to be alone for that long. Still, he’s the first Matt Damon character who isn't worth saving. Oh well, considering how often Hollywood sets out to rescue Matt Damon, I'm sure he'll get the chance to play another character who might even top Dr. Mann.😅 Another recommendation from me for a Halloween reaction is Lake Mungo (2008). It’s one of the best horror mockumentaries out there; it tells the emotional story of a grieving family and features an incredible twist at the end. What makes the movie so special is that it creates a powerful horror atmosphere without relying on a single jump scare. As always, that was a great reaction, ladies.💜

Fff

I hate the ending so much. In retrospect, it was a warning for what Nolan would become.

King Bob

Elysium isn't a particularly good movie.....i am sure you can think of better sci-fi action films...

King Bob

....fair criticisms regarding colony sites, but i think the desperation is why they were chosen....ultimately the choice was "as well as earth" because not everyone will be able to leave....

King Bob

Yes. That's a classic way of illustrating how beings can be unaware of an additional dimension. Imagine the dot is a conscious being living in a truly two-dimensional universe. It knows only left-right and forward-backward...... ....our brains are fundamentally limited in how they experience time, just as a two-dimensional being would be limited in perceiving a third spatial dimension..........as Richard said the ending it is supposed to simulate Cooper moving through space-time in the same way that humans move left and right

King Bob

Gaëtarrow .....he just simping....

King Bob

lol no idea what you mean by that

King Bob

.....The only thing that didn't make sense to me was the wormhole.... Future humans creating a wormhole creates a causal time loop.... I don't like that....

Mark W

😂

One Filthy Pilot

You heard about Mann's party being busted, right? Not to worry. There's a new fiesta in the making as we speak. It's out at the Moon Tower. Full kegs. Brand is gonna be there. You oughta go.

Steven

I think a movie with a similar amount of spectacle is a film called NOPE. It's by the director of GET OUT.

JD

'The Prestige' is a great Christopher Nolan film I think you'd enjoy

RichieBIV

I'm gonna try and make this quick... 😄 "Saturn"—the **"T" isn't silent**. Michael Caine is British and has a Cockney-like accent, so he softens or skips certain sounds at times, but he isn't pronouncing *Saturn* like the **T** doesn't exist. Also, *Interstellar* wasn't the first movie to feature a black hole. "Event Horizon" (Y'all recently watched this one) had one, and *Sphere* played with black hole concepts too. (Side note: if you haven't seen* Sphere*, add it to the list. Good movie.) "Interstellar" was like the first Hollywood depiction of what a black hole would realistically look like. Which is cool as shit but not the first movie to feature one. 🍿

Dave P

Mixed rewatches do not work for reactions Munchies. The one who has seen it can't help telegraphing every single thing for the others, especially Katie.

King Bob

Which one you have to be specific now there are remake movies and numerous spin-off TV shows.......i was surprised that i enjoyed the Dune: Prophecy TV show, which was made by HBO....

King Bob

"Dazed and confused( 1993)" references for those too young to understand lol🤪

Gene Michaels

Yea I noticed that. It’s okay though she influences their reaction quite often iv noticed.

Richard Scott

It’s theoretically possible for the planet to have a stable orbit around such a massive fast spinning black hole, I think there’s a bit of a misconception that black holes are the vacuum cleaners of the universe 🤣. The gravity effects would be relatively gentle in this case! But you’re not wrong. Radiation would be the biggest problem with light being highly concentrated, not to mention the crazy massive waves would undoubtedly be a problem 🙈

One Filthy Pilot

It can’t make sense to everyone. The world needs plenty of farmers.

tommy23

It's better when you are all watching for the first time. Keep on rockin

tommy23

Yes to Starman. One of my all-time faves.

Alex Anderson

"Numerous spin off TV shows" there's one... and there's only one "remake" it's the current one... and no they shouldn't react to it we already have enough Dune reactions.

Chris Kodama

I watched this reaction and then decided to watch the previous 2 reactions to the same movie, the first one with Hella and Tien (of Asian Angels) which was an emotional tear-fest, and then the second one with Chi and Katie where Chi had several jump-scare type moments and Katie had lots of emotional teary-eyed moments (I noticed Chi got emotional a few times too but held back her tears). After watching all three reactions it was interesting to see how different the viewing experience was depending on who was doing the reaction. I enjoyed watching all three reactions and thought it would have been interesting to see Hella, Katie and Tien together (a more emotionally charged experience I'm sure) and then with Chi, Ivy and Yuna together (a more subdued but thoughtful experience with a few jump-scare type moments from Chi). Each Movie Munchies girl brings such a different vibe to whatever they're reacting to and I really enjoy that.

King Bob

It wasn't very good, dude ....even Neill Blomkamp the Director who made it didn't like it; he said ..... .... "I just didn't make a good enough film." "I feel like, ultimately, the story is not the right story." "I almost want to go back and do it correctly." ....it isn't a terrible film; there are ok elements, but the story is fundamentally simplistic. Max (Matt Damon's character) is fairly straightforward and doesn't have much personal depth beyond needing to survive. The villains, especially Delacourt, are quite one-dimensional baddies. ....and the ending ... ....that's probably the worst part of it ....

httruong

If you loved interstellar and the martian, u will love ́project hail Mary’ too

Luka

I've been thinking about why Movie Munchies has started to feel less natural to me over time, and I don't think the issue is simply that the channel has grown or become successful. A large part of its appeal has always been the sense of watching Vietnamese women encounter famous Western films with genuinely fresh eyes, in a relaxed, friendly “good vibes” environment. But the more the operation expands, the more obvious it becomes that there is a fairly sophisticated business sitting behind that casual image. There is an editing team, a large and regular production schedule, different combinations of reactors, Patreon monetisation, repeated first-watches of successful films with different women, and even an explicit acknowledgement that film choices are affected by expected audience size, with more obscure films being pushed toward Patreon because they may not attract enough viewers on YouTube. None of that makes the reactions fake, but it does make the “just some Vietnamese girls discovering Western cinema” image increasingly incomplete. Where I think this becomes more uncomfortable is in the way the same carefully pleasant atmosphere seems to be expected from the audience. On February 1, Chi posted a community update explaining that Patreon comments had been turned off after negative comments, arguments, personal remarks and rude messages had made the space stressful, and she spoke about wanting Patreon to remain respectful, positive and “cozy.” The important part is what happened next: comments were still disabled on February 18 and March 8, before patrons announced on March 9 that “comments are back” and told everyone to “please be civilized.” Obviously abuse, harassment and genuinely offensive behaviour should be moderated. But shutting down discussion for the entire paying community for roughly five weeks because the overall atmosphere had become too negative goes beyond simply dealing with abusive individuals. It suggests an expectation that the community itself should remain emotionally comfortable and positive in a way that is difficult to reconcile with having a large, real internet audience. That concern becomes harder for me to dismiss when I compare it with what I have repeatedly seen on the YouTube side. Two separate accounts that had previously commented normally each posted a mildly to moderately critical comment about Movie Munchies. Afterwards, even completely harmless or positive comments from those accounts stopped appearing publicly on the channel, despite both accounts continuing to comment normally elsewhere on YouTube. A separate clean account with no history of criticising Movie Munchies could still post comparable neutral comments publicly. That behaviour is strongly consistent with a channel-level user hide. I obviously cannot know which moderator made the decision without access to the channel's internal logs, but the distinction matters: deleting an abusive comment says “this comment crossed the line.” Hiding the user means “because of something you said, nothing you say here from now on gets to appear publicly.” If relatively ordinary criticism can produce that response, that is a much more controlling approach to community discussion than simply keeping trolls and abuse out. And that is really the contradiction I keep coming back to. Movie Munchies is built around the appeal of authentic reaction: surprise, disagreement, misunderstandings, cultural differences and people saying what they genuinely think. Yet there seems to be much less comfort with that same freedom of reaction when it flows back toward Movie Munchies itself. A large commercial internet community is never going to behave like a permanently supportive group of close friends. Some viewers will disagree, some will dislike a reaction, some will question how organic the premise has become, some discussions will get argumentative, and occasionally somebody will simply be an asshole. The last category should be moderated. The others are part of normal community discourse. If maintaining a “cozy” atmosphere eventually means closing the whole room for weeks or making mildly critical users disappear from the visible conversation, then “good vibes” starts looking less like something the community naturally has and more like something being actively enforced. That is why the whole operation increasingly feels a little disingenuous to me, without requiring the much stronger claim that the women are acting or that the fans are fake. The individual reactions can be completely genuine and the affection from fans can be completely sincere. The issue is the increasingly managed environment around both of them. The business carefully chooses, packages and monetises first-time cultural discovery, while also seeming unusually protective of the audience response surrounding it. Movie Munchies appears to want the reach, cultural exchange, participation, recommendations and money of the open internet while also wanting the emotional predictability of a small private “happy, happy, good vibes” circle. A channel whose whole product is authentic reaction should be able to tolerate a reasonable amount of authentic reaction back. The more the room has to be shaped to preserve an image of uncomplicated warmth and positivity, the more that shaping starts to undermine the authenticity the channel is trying to protect.

Alec

Can y’all react to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas? It’s one of my favorite movies to see reactions to because it’s funny, trippy, and shocking at times. A truly unique movie with a cult following.

Alec

No need to write a book. If you don’t like it, stop watching.

Mario

already reacted to, you can search for it!

Luka

It's a reasonable, detailed, and justified post of 5 paragraphs. I'm not sure what books you read...