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Raising Arizona (Patreon)

Published:
2023-09-22 19:00:44
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2025-03-01 20:09:09
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Ross Johnston

I can’t wait to get home so I can watch this!!!!

Rio Mendoza

I love this film! So glad you guys reacted to it! Thank you so much. Keep the great films coming please please. No country for old men if you guys are going to go down the Cohen brothers rabbit hole

Tracy Smith
>>118128946

Exactly what I came to say. I haven’t watched this in years but it’s soooooo funny!

ZealValHarriah

Gotta do some more Nicolas Cage movies. Con Air, Vampires Kiss, Bad lieutenant.

Nicole Christie

oh wow never thought I would see this as a reaction. I'll be watching

Cole hauser

As someone from Wisconsin who’s been to Minnesota a fair few times. I can confirm at least from my experience not everyone actually sounds like that though I’ve heard a small few. Just to answer your question at the start of the video however I can confirm it makes me laugh all the time when I watch the movie though because of the thought of everyone sounding like that😂😂😂.

Miss Melissa

Ahhhh yessssss… love this one so much! 💕✨

Dan63

They just don’t make good movies like this anymore 😂

Kristin Kanan

Awesome! One of my favorite movies.

Mark McNenney

The Coen Brothers never disappoint, glad you guys are doing more of their films

Dustin
>>118128946

Thanks for the request, Ross! I've been recommending this movie in the comments for a while. One of my favorites! Cheers!

Stacey

I was 10 yo when this movie came out and I can still remember all the lines from this movie. 'This here is the kitchen where maw and paw chow down.' 😜🤣 Holly Hunter is such a great actress. I love her in Home for the Holidays. Watch it every Thanksgiving.

TheGuy
>>118130126

Great suggestions, especially Vampires Kiss. Not too many people ever talk about that one, but it is hilarious dark humor, and would make a great Halloween season reaction.

Stacey Capito
>>118130126

Agree! My personal faves of him are Wicker Man, Gone in 60 seconds, Bringing Out the Dead, and City of Angels. There's more that I like from him, but those are my tops.

Lori Brooks

I LOVE this movie but no one in my family seems to think it’s as funny as I do

Brian Clancy

Dexter finale before weekend or monday?

Dustin
>>118133013

Agreed. Their movies are always so interesting and fun. The writing is fantastic, especially the dialogue -like the subtle dialogue you hear in the background. So good. At some point in the near future I'd love us all to watch THE LADYKILLERS as well. Tom Hanks is so good. I'd also love to watch MILLERS CROSSING and HUDSUCKER PROXY...."You know, for kids!" LOL

Dustin

Another fun reaction A&B! Thanks for watching this with us and I'm glad you liked it. One of my personal favorites. I love the whole Huggies chase scene! 😆 So good. Ya'll made me laugh a bunch. Have a good night! (THE LADYKILLERS) 😁

Hei$enberg

We still getting Dexter today? That finale has me hyped lol

Darth Brooks

Speaking of Arizona Tea, the Arizona hard peach tea is pretty good on a nice hot day. A few of those will getcha there yah, yer darn tootin 😂

Kyndu

Comedies. Wish you'd try Uptown Saturday Night. Cosby, Poitier and Pryor. Classic!

Pink Martini AZ

Heh heh, I forgot how zany this flick is. I love Holly Hunter and the days of young Nick Cage. The first film I ever saw him in was Valley Girl, one of my favs. Later I realized he was in Fast Times at Ridgemont High so that was really the first. Teeny, tiny role though. Fun fact about Nicolas Cage, his real name is Nicholas Coppola. He is the nephew of Francis Ford Coppola who directed the Godfather movies.

Ross Johnston

Hey A & B, just finished watching this with y’all! Thank you so much for taking my request and I’m so glad y’all liked it! It’s one of my favs, just a crazy Coen Bros. Movie! I was born in 79, so I can remember watching this with my dad in the late 80’s and every time it came on TV. My favorite scene of the movie is when Glen and Dot come over with all of their wild banshee children! Frances McDormand is golden!! “RAY!!! YOU TAKE THAT DIAPER OFF YOUR HEAD AND PUT IT BACK ON YOUR SISTER!!!” That scene is right up there with Ed breaking down in the car when Hi brings Nate Jr back…I LOVE HIM SOOOO MUCH. (I know ya do honey). One of the best lines…”her insides were a rocky place where my seed could find no purchase.” Like WTF? Lol Guys, always enjoy watching movies with you. Please excuse me, I gotta go get my dip-tet. Until next time! Love from H-Town. ☺️

Em Gomez

Through the years Ive seen this movie more times than I could count and it was only now, towards the end of the movie when they brung Nathan Jr. back, I noticed that Nathan Sr. set the gun down in the crib with the baby and forgot to pick it back up and left the room?! BTW The Biker was played by Randall "Tex" Cobb, born right there in Bridge City, Texas. He used to be a professional boxer.

HipCat57

Cob was the world champ full contact martial arts. he was in a fantastic movie called Uncommon Valor With Gene Hackman and Patrick Swayze and a few more well known actors from the era.

David Croft-Ogawa

In the spirit of quirky comedies please see “Me, Myself and Irene,” and “The Man With Two Brains,.”

sandra McManus

Get away from my baby you warthog from Hell! Famous line.

Zaction!

Randall “Tex” Cobb (who plays the motorcycle-riding bounty hunter) was a regular at Doc Watson’s, a bar my fellow medical students and I would frequent due to its proximity to the campus. One night, after my date (who went on to become my wife) and I had somewhere between enough and too many beers, we waved hello as we were leaving the place, and for some reason my date felt compelled to say to him, “I loved you in the Superman movies!” Of course, he had nothing to do with any Superman movie and she only said that in a Budweiser haze. His expression went from pleasant to annoyed. “The *Superman* movies??” he snarled. I quickly rattled off what I knew of his resume to prove I knew and appreciated his roles. Raising Arizona and Fletch 2 were all I could muster, but it filled the awkward silence long enough to flee the scene. He had a reputation for being a nice and approachable guy despite looking as intimidating IRL as he does in the movies.