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Raven Dark

Oh, I love this movie. Can't wait to watch later this evening! You mentioned that you've started Harry Potter. I don't see any of the movies posted anywhere. Is it going to be on a different channel, or did I miss something? if I did, forgive me. Either way, I'm looking forward to getting into that journey with you two as well.

Nicola Rush

Can't wait to continue the Harry Potter journey with you both! I've just seen Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory on YouTube, but it's not on here?

Tara ✨💫

When Julie Andrews was filming this movie, she had already finished filming Mary Poppins, but it hadn’t been released yet, so between takes, she would sing the kids the songs from that movie.

Susan Stork

One of my top 5 favorite movies. I just adore this movie and music. I love Julie Andrews' voice. She's spectacular. I know there is a scene, one of the outdoor scenes, where the real Maria Von Trapp went by as an extra. I can't remember when. Also i've heard the reason that Julie and Christoper Plummer (Georg) are in silhouette when they confess their love is because the actors couldn't stop laughing so to hide that a little they put them in silhouette. I also know the 2nd eldest daughter is played by Heather Menzies. She unfortunately passed away a couple of years ago. But she had been married to one of my favorite actors, Robert Urich, when he had passed away in the 90's from cancer. Other classic movies is anything with Cary Grant or Jimmy Stewart. I would recommend Notorious or Charade with Cary Grant. Rear Window or Harvey with Jimmy Stewart. More modern movies, Mr. Holland''s Opus, A Few Good Men, The Usual Suspects, Dave, The American President. So many more...

Kelly

This is just wonderful. I love how much you both enjoy these movies.

Kelly

By the way, Dame Julie Andrews (she is now called “Dame”) and Jennifer Aniston (along with Reese Witherspoon) appeared on The Graham Norton Show at the same time, and they are adorable together. I thought it may be fun for you to watch since you’re doing the Friends reactions and this movie at the same time. Just please stop right before the “Friends Trivia” portion (starts at 32:00) because there is at least one spoiler in the questions/answers. And they don’t say much of anything after that anyway. Here’s the link if you’re interested. https://youtu.be/IEwE9qneqoU?si=ChKfTnY815la1w96

Raven Dark

This reaction is everything I thought it would be and more. You two are so adorable together. You were asking for more older movies like this. Now that you've seen this and Wizard of Oz, you two have got to watch Annie. I think you would adore that one. The plot is very different from this movie or WOO, but it somehow has a similar energy. The music is beautiful, the acting is top tier, and the story is wonderful. It's not as old as some of the older movies you guys have been watching lately, but I'd say it definitely still falls into the category of an older classic. There are also multiple versions of the movie, so if you do react to it, make sure it's the version from 1982. The later versions aren't bad, but they are missing the charm of the original.

Tymm Reacts

I love that you two did a reaction to this movie. Fun facts: It premiered and won an Oscar the year I was born, 1965; Julie Andrews had a cold during the taping of the songs and could not sing so a Marni Nixon, who sounds VERY much like Julie Andrews, performed the taping; the real Maria von Trapp was at the premiere of both the Broadway and film presentations. Also, Maria von Trapp was rather strict...more strict than is shown in the film. The family did, indeed, walk across the Alps into Switzerland and, eventually, came to the USA during the Nazi invasion of Austria. The real von Trapp singers, including Maria, loved the Rogers & Hammerstein play/movie, but knew that is was very saccharin. I really enjoyed watching this with you two. I'd love to see you react to "Oklahoma", "Fiddler on the Roof", "Hair", "Rocky Horror Picture Show", "Evita", and "West Side Story". Those are just a few of the old films that I grew up on and love.

Kelly

You could react to the movie Airplane. I think it’s from the early 80s, and it’s goofy funny.

Priscila

I hope this one will inspire you to react to 'Sister Act', a feel good musical with Whoopy Goldberg!

Dutchkel

My fav movie of all time.