WATCH ALONG: My Cousin Vinny
🕑 Added 2022-01-30 15:00:06 +0000 UTC
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Michael Tocci
ASHLEIGH... Did you hear the "pants" line at 59:30?
Thomas Yanez
Yeah, I'll agree with that. But, damn, Ashleigh's reactions are so much fun, I'll watch them anyway.
Tyler Foster
While it isn't important, David is inarguably correct. Vinny could not have passed the information to her at any time -- it is during the 60 minute lunch recess that she learns he was confronted about "Jerry Gallo" and does not tell her what his solution was. They immediately fight, which is then immediately followed by the win, which is then immediately followed by him trying to leave, only to have the judge shaking his hand. Luckily, the solution is that she doesn't have to be told at all. She's on the phone in the courtroom hallway when Vinny comes out to get her. She doesn't have to know what excuse Vinny gave to be able to call Vinny's old mentor and say someone's running a background check on him, and can you take care of that for me?
Tyler Foster
The white noise is less frustrating for me than the times she ends up with a PAL copy running at the wrong speed, although I did notice it.
Thomas Yanez
I bring it up because it's not something I normally hear on any other reactor, and when you rarely do, it gets fixed right away and usually doesn't come back. Also, I'm surprised that people don't notice it more because at times, like in this movie, I actually have to adjust my audio levels to keep the white-noise from obscuring the audio in my watch-along video. Funny thing is, you mention the cat-related noises - I welcome them, especially the loud purring, because it often resets the white-noise as well as if Ashleigh had spoken.
Kenton Kruger
I never mention it because I rarely if ever even notice it. Other noises only really bother me when they have a large variation, like when the mic picks up her brushing the cat.
Thomas Yanez
I know that, for whatever reason, nobody wants to acknowledge it, but the (probable auto-gain induced) white-noise was really loud in this one.
Thomas Yanez
Mr. Gwynne is responsible for two of my favorite movie quotes. This one, and "Sometimes dead is better."
Thomas Yanez
They were pretty close. I just assumed he passed the info to her at his first convenience. I miss the days when it was OK for stuff to happen off screen and the audience said "Oh, ok, that probably happened off screen."
Todd Preble
"What's a Yoot?"
Andy H.
Yea, entering the well is something that all the courtroom dramas get wrong. I remember that legal eagle episode though. It was a good one.
N1nth Sh4dow
The "Legal Eagle" channel has an episode on this, and also suggests/commends it for courtroom accuracy. Well, except entering the well. But even that was done plausibly.
N1nth Sh4dow
Might have been in a cut scene. There is not a frame of film which is not directly telling the story, so they were probably pretty ruthless with edits.
David Zabel
Plot hole: There was never a point in the movie where Lisa found out about Vinny changing his name from Gallo to Callo.
Stephanie Bushard
The one kids mom was still in New York but the other kids parents were hiking in Chile
Thomas Yanez
And she's still just as hot as Aunt May.
litesronno1shome
the movie that made men everywhere fall in love with Marisa Tomei
Nick of Time
@Joe Blankenship, yes that’s the more likely lesson 😆
Joe Blankenship
She'll know what "Yutes" are.
Michael Cruse
Ooh this is gonna be fun
Andy H.
My classmates and I watched this movie all the time after studying for our law school finals. Kind of like a tradition. Contempt of court means your courtroom behavior was disrespectful to the court of law. Basically you pissed off the judge.
Echo Moon
I grew up in the Deep South and grits were such a big thing. I love them! I live far away now and have to order my grits online because you can't find them in the state I live in. :( Ain't nothing better than some warm buttery salty grits and a biscuit on the side!
Keith Jones
In fairness, I've known a ton of people who have eaten grits but didn't know they were made of corn.
Nick of Time
Yeah, after I posted it I realized it’s entirely possible they have grits in Tennessee, but whatever. It’s a reference she gets now, at least. I’m from Missouri and we have grits here but it’s not a big thing.
Matt Blanchette
...no grits in Tennessee? :-/ They had grits when I went to Georgia and Florida, but that's a different state, I know.
Nick of Time
Now you know what a grit is. 😉