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***EARLY ACCESS*** NOW, VOYAGER (Patreon)

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2024-10-31 20:18:48
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Massive thank you to Gary Mackley-Smith for this months Patron Pick! A lovely change from our spooky movies ❤️

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NOW, VOYAGER (1942) ❤️ First Time Watching 🎬 Movie Reaction

Join me for my first time watching Now, Voyager. I hope you enjoy the video, my reaction, commentary and review! "Now, Voyager" is a classic 1942 romantic drama that follows the transformative journey of Charlotte Vale, played by Bette Davis, a repressed and emotionally scarred woman dominated by her controlling mother. After a nervous breakdown, she finds solace in the care of a compassionate psychiatrist who encourages her to embrace life and love. As she embarks on a cruise, Charlotte discovers her true self and a passionate romance with a married man, leading to profound personal growth and self-discovery. This timeless tale beautifully explores themes of freedom, love, and the pursuit of happiness against the backdrop of societal expectations. Perfect for a heartfelt movie 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: Gary Mackley-Smith Elliot Nesterman Eric Bonham Dan Cornyn Mr B Paul M Matthew Jake McNulty George Roybal Roger Freeman Bill W Darrell Palmer Bartleby David resinmonkey . MertzRocks Ceryk D Scott Howard Mannygogou Mike McLaughlin Ted Little Jul_Belton Eric Dubs Josh facechasebass Liam Greg Kipp Matthew Dunham Jordan Love Joe Lazarus Simon Eric Haefele Dean J Donald Mellen Bill Bryant Alan Jones alonso torres Ragnar Miersch Jeff Barnes John Walters Grinznmore Rob Jones Allen Stull Dave Thomas Robert Inman David Bennett Allen Bond Resinmonkey Ron Robert Boarman Robert Jewell KevinM Roddy David Hutchinson there_is_no_gary_only_zuul Thomas Taylor Guy Winter Wayne Kryka Jer Sal Michael N M Max Cherry Pascal Schmidt loekie ouwehand THK John W Foster Jeffrey LaClair Tito Leon Byron James Al Robert Sackrider DavrosXV Nicky Grygier Manny Lisa Carey Konstantin Knopp timeless_realm Tom RX2904 Erik Brown James B. Len Anaquod Michaela Dexter Björn Karlsson Mark Crawford Chris Therrien Calico Jack MICHAEL STERKOWITZ Tim Foppiano john ruddick Harry S Brian Medendorp Joshua White Jim randell Ronald i PREDICT Rob Stanley rude alf mcglesga Chicago Artist Jon Chaotic Quakka John Lawton Adamantis jeff hamilton Jay Perry John Liebling FischerMax98 Dale Robertson Denis JSin Gary McNerney chris aschinger Ian Sheridan Lamar Savage John Liebling Nathan Wolff Sylvia Roddy Hutchinson Páll Eysteinsson The Dog Father Kafeen Rush Knight Squirrel Kevin Grande Christopher Piotrowski Rainmaker203 tkitez mike scott MrDannySteele Rogue_ML Carl Evans Mike G pbo Agent K Darrell Thorpe Duke Pootentooter Kraig Mr. Avatar Craig Russell Big Honking Cheese Shawn Hood Max Beatty Matt Gwinn Michael Markowitz Carlos Perez Jay Danny Noon erosennin Michael Avalos Marvin Just Marvin Fernando Razo Red Crookedscotty Michael Michael Keefer Tom Evans James Whiteley Sir Humphrey, GCMG Just another Red Shirt Brian O'Grady lastsplash KG Yorkshire Shaft Ken Ream Robert Hyler Joseph Mallard Brian W Tom Interplanetary species Brandon Spears Bob McFadden Jeff Forbes Jeffrey Franklin Silberzahn Michael DeBerry Michael Keefer Tom Hartley Philip Cook Artur Nienartowicz Mike Conlin Russ Hack Chuck M Don Wagner Corvus Jesse Mullin Donovan Stone Patrick McAfee ELOI Samuraibry1 D M Billy B Craig 'Bad Habit' Babbitt Robert H Max Cady John A Kobaian Vagabond halfAbee Lemurian Jones Aeren zfs18 Owenrock1221 David Crabtree Andrew DeCorse sean carey CinWin Chris Datsmeharse Al Graham jay kardemomme j__dizz SaucyCircus TBGLC philip johnson Noj Andrew Raposa Grga Pitic Nikolai mascareno Alexander Bulakh alison b Calabi Tale Stephen Vale Wayne Hodges Lachrisho --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Video Contents 0:00 Intro 1:04 Reaction 30:52 Review/Outro ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #nowvoyager #dawnmarie #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. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOW, VOYAGER (1942) ❤️ First Time Watching 🎬 Movie Reaction

Comments

JL Green

A true grown-up romantic love story. I'm proud of your appreciation of this work of art.

Louis Marzullo

Your expression of pure contented bliss in the thumbnail is the reason these classic old gems will always be cherished. Thank you, Mr. Mackley-Smith! Now, on to the reaction... ☺️

Robert Inman

Bette Davis was great at troubled, complex characters, which leaves me to wonder "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane"

Patreot

Very well observed, Dawn. This movie was ahead of its time in its frank, de stigmatizing portrayal of mental health issues and therapy. The author of “Now, Voyager” herself had suffered two nervous breakdowns, and based the kindly sanitarium doctor on a pioneering psychiatrist who had treated her during her own stay at a sanitarium.

Patreot

Dawn, “Now, Voyager” is an example of cinematic melodrama., a genre I’d LOVE you to explore further. The word has a negative connotation today, but it was a legitimate genre in the Golden Era of Hollywood, with many great films that are highly regarded by critics and filmmakers. If you’re someone who can enjoy romances, there are a number of melodramas I recommend.., A very famous, influential and beloved melodrama is “AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER.” There are two versions. I recommend the 1957 version with Cary Grant, which is heavily referenced in the modern rom com “Sleepless In Seattle.” I especially recommend “BRIEF ENCOUNTER,” the classic British film by the great director David Lean. It is an absolute gem of a film, a little masterpiece that shows just how great the genre can be. I also love an early, lesser known melodrama called “WATERLOO BRIDGE.” It stars a very young Vivien Leigh (she was the star of “GONE WITH THE WIND.” ) Speaking of which, I actually can’t remember if you’ve reacted to “GONE WITH THE WIND” yet, but if not, what the heck are you waiting for? “GONE WITH THE WIND” is not only a great melodrama but is widely (and justifiably) considered the greatest film of all time. Definitely get to that one, if nothing else, if you haven’t already.

Ragnar Miersch

Thank you, Mr. Mackley-Smith, for your outstanding selection. It is so nice to see our Dawn Marie smiling and laughing after all of those so-so zombie movies this month. So now that the field of mid 1900's Rom-Coms has been established as one of her favorites (after her compulsory "I sooo confused" moment), what's next? I smell a poll coming on!!!

Patreot

Oh, almost forgot…. Bette Davis stars in the great, highly regarded masterpiece “ALL ABOUT EVE.” It’s truly a must watch.

Allen Bond
>>153955212

When I was able to have a similar movie be watched by another reactor, their fans started accusing me of trying to promote marriage cheating. Kudos to you! and Dawn, for the great reaction!

Louis Marzullo
>>153973255

But not yet, since Halloween is over. At least a few other B.D.'s should be seen before that one. ☺️ Stepping into someone else's lane here but I don't think he'll mind. 😆

Louis Marzullo
>>153959303

And didn't the mom say that Charlotte was about as sick as a "molting canary"? Hmm...

Elliot Nesterman
>>153980014

These days such films are usually called "Romantic Drama," melodrama being generally reserved for more OTT films and plays. One of my favorites is "Penny Serenade" (1941) with Cary Grant and Irene Dunne. Grant was nominated for Best Actor. Gets me every time. "An Affair to Remember" is considered one of the most romantic films ever made. "Brief Encounter" is sheer genius. Directed by David Lean (Lawrence of Arabia, Bridge on the River Kwai), with a screenplay by Noel Coward ( adapted from his one-act play "Still Life"), and with an astonishing performance by Celia Johnson, it is a breathtaking film. In 1999 BFI ranked it the second greatest British film of all time (First was "The Third Man"). In 2017 a "Time Out" poll ranked it the 12th greatest British film ever.

Elliot Nesterman

The music is so evocative. Not only Max Steiner's beautiful _Now, Voyager_ theme, but also the occasional music. When Charlotte meets Jerry at the cocktail party before the concert the pianist is playing Cole Porter's "Night and Day." Here's the first stanza: Night and day You are the one, Only you beneath the moon and under the sun. Whether near to me or far, It's no matter, Darling, where you are, I think of you, Night and day. Here're Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga in a duet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZO0FyqGN2Q At the concert the orchestra is playing the first movement of Tchaikovsky's first symphony, called the _Pathétique._ In French _Pathétique_ doesn't mean pathetic in the English sense. It means something that arouses intense emotion. So as well as being a beautiful piece, it is a perfect expression of what must be going on inside them.

Louis Marzullo
>>153980014

Speaking of The Third Man... been hawking that one to Dawn (as well as All About Eve) for a few years now. I know someone sent her the DVD. Hope her interest is *really* piqued now!

Louis Marzullo

"Every day I choose not to have a nervous breakdown" - Dawn Marie Anderson, October, 2024. Bloody brilliant! 🤣 I smell a MEME!!!

Datsmeharse

Yayyyy, the lass got me name right. Glad she didn't leave out the H.

Datsmeharse
>>153955212

Dodsworth comes to mind as a movie where infidelity is handled in a relatively moral way (at least for one of the partners) I always wanted Dawn's view on that one because of her previous comments on marriage, but this one works just as well. Great suggesion.