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Who Framed Roger Rabbit Filmmaker Uncut Movie Reaction! (Patreon)

Published:
2021-05-31 16:22:25
Edited:
2021-05-31 16:23:27
Imported:
2022-01

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Who Framed Roger Rabbit Uncut.mp4

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Comments

Lily

could you react to ‘once upon a time in hollywood’ one day? even if you have seen it i think it would make for an awesome reaction 🙏🏽

Cody Price

The reference in Who Framed Roger Rabbit where the villain asked where’s Roger? And Angelo says He’s in the bar, and puts his arm up like someone is there and says “Hello Harvey!” Is a reference to a stage play and a classic Hollywood film where Jimmy Stewart plays a guy that thinks he is talking and walking around with his best friend, Harvey, an invisible walking and talking 6 foot rabbit. They also use a similar joke and reference to Harvey in a scene in A Beautiful Mind. If you have not seen Harvey, I highly recommend it. Very Funny. Also Jimmy Stewart was nominated for that role for Best Actor and Josephine Hull plays his older sister and won Best Supporting Actress for it in 1951.

WastedPo

New subscriber here: James, have you tried putting visual cues into your reaction videos to make staying synched easier for the viewer? I've found that most reactors keep a "representation" of the movie playing throughout the entire reaction. (They alter the image to avoid copyright issues. Usually making it very blurry. Sometimes they also reverse it, or add additional things to obscure it.) A counter/timer is also helpful for showing where in the movie you are. (Yes, these timers often become out of synch with the viewer's copy, but I've still found them to be helpful for getting a ballpark idea of where in the movie you are. Then the picture representation can be used for fine-tuning.)

jamesvscinema
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Heyo, I’ll see what I can do! The only issue really is when I’m watching a version that is different simply because it’s on Amazon rather than Netflix..so automatically it’s out of sync time wise because if all the intros. That’s why I start the image as the starting point because at least that’s the same throughout!