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***EARLY ACCESS*** SHANE (Patreon)

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2023-11-29 18:00:08
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What a pick from resinmonkey for November's Patron Pick! Absolutely loved it 🥰

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Reacting to SHANE (1953) | Movie Reaction

Thank you for joining me as I react to Shane for the first time. I hope you enjoy the video and my reaction! Watch full, un-edited reactions or get one week early access on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DawnMarieAnderson Links: https://linktr.ee/dawnmariex ✉️ PO BOX Details ✉️ PO Box 18708 PETERHEAD SCOTLAND AB42 9BD --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A big shoutout and thanks to the following patrons: 1000thghost alonso torres Bartleby Bill Bryant Bill W Brian Medendorp BVega Calico Jack CBonius Celeste McAllister Chase Baur Chris Therrien Chris Therrien Dean J Dexter Elliot Nesterman Eric Bonham Eric Twice Erik Ethan Firl Farstar Gary Mackley-Smith Greg Kipp Grinznmore Harry Henry Graham Hypnobob Ian McKinney Ido Gordin JDW2 John John Hessian john ruddick Jon Exler Justtired Len Anaquod Leon Sevna Liam Liam Christie Lisa Carey MertzRocks Mike Phillippie Mr B Phantom Philip Aschinger Ragnar Miersch resinmonkey . Rob Jones Robert Inman Robert White Roger C Griffith Roger Freeman Ron Scott Simon Steve Stewart Hooton Ted Little Uncle Phoenix Vidal (BillyG!) Gomez jr Wayne Kryka Alan Jones Aleksander Johnsen Allen Bond Allen Stull Amith anastasio Andrew Karr Anthony Donato arte Augustine McDonald AULDYIN Bandmaidfanatl bjardkr Bob Bob Criswell Brandon Bunderson ButtercupsTrueLove Byron James Ceryk Chris Adams Christian Christian Eubanks D Scott Howard Dan Cornyn Daniel Daniel Goldberg Dante Collins Darrell Palmer Dave Richards Dave Thomas David David Bennett David Patterson David Schwartz DavrosXV Dennis Shogren Devin Galloway Dexter Lake Donald Mellen Dryfesands DuHase Ed Bartlett Em McG Eric Dubs Erinesque Francis Salmon Gary Davidson George Roybal Greg S. Guy Winter Harry S harry trevenen Hunter DeRensis Ian Forbes Ian House James B. james johnston Jason Hardman Jay Fundahn JD Onesi Jeremy Vickers Jesse Garcia Jim randell JM63 joe hyne Joe Lazarus John John Deardurff John W Foster John Walters John Webb Jon Freezin-Rain Jordan Love Jørgen Ansok Josh Joshua White Jul_Belton kajota Kate Zobel Keith Kuhl Kenneth Lynge Eilertsen Kenton Kruger Ketones 411now Ketzalborne Kevin KevinM Konstantin Knopp Korny Logan Sandoval Mark Crawford Matthew Dunham Michael Hartsell Michael Lynch MICHAEL STERKOWITZ Michaela Mike McLaughlin MoulinNoir Nicky Grygier old_goat Patrick Reynolds Paul M Peta Gru Phil Wu Physco4k Pig FlibJarb RadioactiveRonin Retro Maven Richard Richard Higgs Richard Stokes Rick DeBaan Rob Stanley Robert Sackrider RocktSurgeon Ronald RX2904 Sd D Sébastien Derguy-Pagé The Hat The__Accountant TheGuy thetestoftime Thexx THK Thomas Snyder Thomas Taylor Tim Boxall Tim Foppiano Tim Klug Tim Wright Travis Starnes Troy Tyler Roth ujikonapiro vespid52 WhoCares William Zack Gallardo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Video Contents 0:00 Intro 1:41 Reaction 30:47 Review/Outro --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #shane #firsttimewatching #moviereaction *Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. All rights belong to their respective owners. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reacting to SHANE (1953) | Movie Reaction

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john ruddick

Shane often described by my mum as "Jesus with a gun". I've only watched it once and that was a long time ago. Good excuse for me to sit and watch it again Dawn thanks xxx

Bartleby

Does this mean the next western will be a John Wayne western! Again, nominate “Stagecoach” (1939) This was John Wayne’s breakout role.

resinmonkey .

I'm very happy you liked it. I knew you would, Many people consider this film a classic because of the themes you mentioned at the outro. This was one of Jack Palance's {Wilson} earliest movies, he made a career as a movie bad guy.

Robert Inman

I find the inclusion of "noble" heroes to be characteristic of these older films, rather than the later fashion of anti-heroes. The movies were an escape from reality instead of trying to depict reality.

Louis Marzullo
>>123321112

Or did reality just get darker? This arc will eventually bring Dawn to "No Country for Old Men", hopefully

james flack
>>123321112

Louis, you have never given me a reason to disagree with you...........until now! In my in entire life of 75 years and after watching thousands of movies, there is only one that I wish could "unsee", and that one is NCOM. Just sayin'....🙈

JL Green

This movie is custom made for Dawn Marie!BTW Shane was still alive when he left town!!!

james flack
>>123321112

Louis, not without revealing spoilers. But that doesn't mean it has no cinematic qualities, it just means that it has none for me. Now, to change the subject back to "Shane": When this film came out, Westerns were a means to teach kids the difference between, not right and wrong, but the difference between what is the right thing to do vs the smart thing to do. Lots of times they are the same but not always. Also, most were shown at Saturday Matinees, rather than on weekday evenings. 🤔

Louis Marzullo
>>123321112

Great point about the spoilers, James, but after Dawn sees it, I'm still going to be fascinated to know why THAT film, out of thousands you've seen, is THE one you wish you hadn't, more than any other. Such an interesting (and for me bewildering) choice for that particular designation! Mine would be a toss-up between "Last House on the Left" (original) & "Hostel". I'm guessing you've never seen either of those 😣

Retro Maven

Hey DM! Looks like you are back to yourself again! To answer your question the little boy is Brandon DeWilde who went on to many roles in TV and the movies until 1972. He was 10 years old when he filmed this movie in 1952. Shane is Alan Ladd, who was a movie star of the era but is equally famous for giving us the lovely Cheryl Ladd of the 70s TV his show Charlie's Angels. Thanks again, Alan!!

james flack
>>123321112

Louis, I'm flattered that you are intrigued by my biased film opinion. It basically has to do with certain characters reminding me of individuals I have actually come in contact with, in my lifetime. For example, Tommy in "Goodfellows" or Evelyn in "Play Misty for Me". But Anton took it to a whole other level, he literally scared the bej---- out of me. Just thinking about him, even now, still gives me the willies. Hope this answers your question, now let's talk about something pleasant, like maybe Dawn reacting to "Quigley Down Under" or maybe a Mike Myers movie. Just sayin'.......

Louis Marzullo
>>123321112

That's pretty amazing, James! I've personally known some psychopaths in my life (some in my own family) but nothing close to those 3. Glad you are still here to talk about it! I've never seen Quigley but would love to see Dawn react to Mike Myers' "All Things Scottish" skits on SNL 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Rob Jones

I would like to recommend a western called Silverado. Great cast and story.

Bill W
>>123321112

James, Louis - I'd like to get "So I Married An Axe Murderer" on Dawns radar. That way she'll get a taste of All Things Scottish, a precurser to Fat Bastard and Shrek, and early "Kramer" appearance, Phil Hartman, and the great scenes with Alan Arkin.

james flack
>>123321112

Louis, did you just say, you never saw QDU? Matthew Quigley is the I Ching of all fictional Western cowboy figures. He is the proverbial hero who does all the right things for all of the right reasons. He is.........You know what, just go watch it, you'll be glad you did. -James

Louis Marzullo
>>123321112

OK, sir! I think it's been a Tom Selleck thing. Always been a wee bit difficult for me to take him seriously as anything more than beefcake. And now those reverse mortgage ads. Ugh. But I will try. Maybe I can find it on YouTube TV. Thanks, James 🤠

Bill W
>>123321112

Laughing at Tom Selleck as "beefcake". I never saw him that way. Beefcakes are usually brainless.

Louis Marzullo
>>123321112

Not necessarily brainless but someone who became famous almost exclusively due to his physical appearance. Very limited range, just don't find him remotely interesting. Maybe Quigley would change that perception? Maybe I'm just envious of his looks? 😂 On the other hand, I love early Brando, Cary Grant, James Dean, Warren Beatty, Robert Redford, Paul Newman, Clint Eastwood, Burt Reynolds, Harrison Ford, Mel Gibson... so, yeah, it's just that Selleck doesn't do anything for me

Bartleby

Hey Dawn Marie!!! Please consider coming back to Charlie Chaplin with his classic “The Gold Rush” (1925) It’s New Years themed so perfect for the end of the month.

JM63
>>123448156

Need to search for the exact title "The Gold Rush (1925)" on Amazon. Only version with the original score (not a boring piano one)

Mike H.

Great review. A couple of western ideas: "The Shootist", 1976. It was John Wayne's final movie, released just a few years before he died. It was a tribute to his career. Also, "The Quick and the Dead. " It is slightly surrealistic but fun. It had Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe and Sharon Stone.