Doctor Reacts To Home Alone Injuries
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Published 2020-12-20
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It’s the holiday season so I wanted to react to some of my favorite Christmas movies, Home Alone 1 and 2. I saw DistractifyYT brought on several doctors to react to the injuries in these movies several years ago, so props to them for the idea! In taking my crack at it, I discuss all sorts of traumatic injuries suffered by Harry and Marv, such as concussions, burns, testicular torsion, slips, falls, and the all-too-common holiday injury of an iron smashing your face. Oh, and nails in your foot. And bricks hitting your skull! Ouch… enjoy!
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All Comments (21)
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"That's death" "First of all, good aim" "But that's death". I don't know why I found that funny.
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This has made me realize a few things: 1. The Wet Bandits are clearly immortal 2. Harry and Marv only have one brain cell between them 3. Kevin needs psychiatric help
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The worst pains and fear I had as an adult and cried over was when I had a partial seizure, a severe cavity and the other time was when i stepped on a nail. Those three times my mother was there for me which was a huge blessing.
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“Testicular torsion” sounded painful before you explained it and got even more painful after explaining it.
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Kevin doesn’t want to protect his house: he wants Harry and Marv to suffer
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These burglars have a better healing factor than Deadpool
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9:45 Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that's what gets you.
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4:30 “OH NO!” 😂 Gets me every time
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We all know that Harry and Marv are freaking immortal 😂😂😂😂
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Imagine these two guys coming to the doctor afterwards and having to explain their injuries...
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JESUS. I do NOT remember Home Alone being this brutal, holy hell.
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I learned a lot about injuries from this video. Thanks for making this.
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I love that he actually explains the injuries rather than just saying oof that must’ve hurt.
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Mike: You can't even survive from this fall Jackie Chan: let me introduce myself
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I remember watching a special edition of this on tv once, and it talked about all the injuries they received from the traps. It was hilarious 😂
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4:30 that scream was perfect
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Note to self: never shave before going into dead sea
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Home Alone: A sadistic child fights braindead immortal home invaders
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3:14 The reference from Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) is where Toht tries to pick up the medallion but he severely burns his hand and after that, he puts his hand in the snow after he escapes the fire in the Raven bar.
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7:39 A tip I've read: If it is NECESSARY for you to try touching a line/cable which is potentially actively electrified, touch it with the BACK of your hand. If you reach and grasp "normally" and it has a live current, that will cause the muscles in your hand to contract, preventing you from letting go, so use the back of your hand if you have "test."
