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Seven Brides for Seven Brothers – This Aged Great!

This Aged Great! | November 11, 2026



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Stand-up comedian Ben Moore defends a movie from the past that hasn’t aged well, while explaining the plot to his much younger friend Jordan Elias (who hasn’t seen it). Hilarity ensues.

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  1. @Fresitaichigo1

    November 11, 2026 at 10:11 pm

    So I remembered having seen this movie on Tv when I was really little and loving it, I vaguely remembered it but not enough to remember what actually happened in it a few years ago I watched it again and I was flabbergasted 😂

  2. @christianknickerbocker604

    November 11, 2026 at 10:11 pm

    Tbf it's not like they raped them or were some manipulative psychos, they were just a bunch of good hearted morons who honestly thought the girls wouldn't mind it. And when they get back to the farm and find out that they did wrong they are submissive and leave the girls alone. The girls then choose them of their own accord…. I'm not saying it's a feminist manifesto, I'm just saying its better than alot romantic comedies where more than one character is deliberately manipulative.

  3. @SynapticBoomstick

    November 11, 2026 at 10:11 pm

    I watched this one movie night with a large group of friends during out Musicals Month. The experience of a visually gorgeous film combined with the sour milk premise and the entire song about "them sobbing women" was whiplash for those of us to say who had never seen it to the least as we rode a chaotic rollercoaster of reactions, occasional laughter in the face of absurdity, and lots of "Ehhhh…"🤪

  4. @sethmossberg

    November 11, 2026 at 10:11 pm

    Our high school did this for a community theater one fall, and I was running the sound effects (avalanche, baby crying, gun shots). When the fathers were ambushing the boys in the spring, they're running through the woods and hear a baby crying, and freeze in shock and horror. Well, I didn't put any delay at the end of the sound effects, so they stop to listen, hear a baby cry, and then a gunshot rings out… and no baby cry… The next line is "Oh no, not that!" and they scamper away. So now my parents love telling the story of how I killed a baby

  5. @RosieGamgee-t2t

    November 11, 2026 at 10:11 pm

    I fell in love with this movie at 2 years old, fell in love with the songs before I fully grasped the storyline. As an adult I still love this movie – yes, it is both romantic and hilarious 😂

  6. @AJordan44-

    November 11, 2026 at 10:11 pm

    My family watched this on repeat when I was a kid. I never really got the appeal, but it seems pretty universally liked. It's well made, just not my shtick, though I probably know every scene like the back of my hand

  7. @taraparedez4720

    November 11, 2026 at 10:11 pm

    Just letting you know, they didn’t “magically” or “neatly” pair off & didnt have to do with nature. They kidnapped six specific women whom they already met & were attracted to (and the women to them) even tho the women had boyfriends already they were clearly more interested in the brothers (let’s not get into how that attraction to the mysterious stranger is its own issue from the get go) but anyway. That’s HOW they paired off. It was based on the earlier dance scene that you skipped completely. I’m only explaining because you seemed confused about it in your commentary. But let’s not forget the REAL travesty in this whole situation… once those seven women marry the brothers, they just created a bottleneck in the gene pool – considering women were scarce out west and they were trying to populate a country 😂😂😂

  8. @caylahall1402

    November 11, 2026 at 10:11 pm

    There once was a time where i watched this at a movie night in high school at my homeschooling co-op Presbyterian music program in north Georgia. As you might imagine, everyone loved it.

    I'm so glad I got out of there, went to college, learned about feminism, and eventually learned about consent.

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