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Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Teaser) – This Aged Great!

This Aged Great! | January 28, 2026



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Every Monday and Friday, 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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  7. @rebeccahicks2392

    January 28, 2026 at 7:19 pm

    Me and my siblings watched this over and over as kids (I guess my parents liked it or something?) I…didn't understand the sexual-assault-implications of a bunch of guys kidnapping a bunch of women, but something about the plot did seem pretty weird to me even then.

  10. @churchking2527

    January 28, 2026 at 7:19 pm

    It's interesting how, when they upscale and colourize these old movies, you can really see how it's setup on a stage, like a play, and they just sort of splice in scenes they filmed from outdoors.

  15. @FrenkTheJoy

    January 28, 2026 at 7:19 pm

    Oh man, this movie. I've seen SO MANY PEOPLE say it's their favorite musical, or even their favorite movie, and I just don't get it. I think it's totally fine to enjoy movies that didn't age well. But your FAVORITE musical?! And so many of them are like "I don't know why everyone complains about it and says it didn't age well." Do you have ears?? Do you have eyes?? This is basically that one part of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride before they changed it so the pirates are chasing chickens instead of women.

  16. @JDMimeTHEFIRST

    January 28, 2026 at 7:19 pm

    Maybe if they just stopped dying their hair red, they would get dates

    I didn’t pay much attention, but my school had a field trip to see this play when I was in 8th grade in DC 😳.

    Produced by 🤡 and Matt Gaetz

  20. @FT__Cool_Stuff______-of5pi

    January 28, 2026 at 7:19 pm

    This was the main movie that my family would watch together, as a sort of tradition. It's a cool movie but a little bit odd. As you can imagine I am not so good at starting romantic relationships with women.

    You missed many good parts of this movie. Like how when they first went to town to pick up some ladies, one of them offered a lady some chewing tobacco. She got pissed and they all got into a fight with random dudes from the town.

    While the ladies were all captive and mad, Millie starting teaching the guys how to dress well and how to flirt with the ladies and be charming. She dressed them up in outfits – all with a different brightly colored shirt ( outfits that turn out to be the favored clothes of the 'hot boy' style fundamentalist Mormons in the smaller cities of Utah – they wear those fancy clothes when they go into town to go to Wal-Mart and Starbucks.)

    After some time of flirting, the women were starting to warm up to them. They went to a barn raising with another family that conveniently had the same amount of single brothers so those brothers were trying to woo the ladies. They had a dance off. Then a BIG fist fight. They knocked the whole barn down and took the ladies home.

    And then there was a happy ending so the moral of the story was, no problem, go for it, All's well that ends well.

  28. @sirjohnmara

    January 28, 2026 at 7:19 pm

    You two are so GOOD at this! I've subscribed now, thanks from Sweden. Top Tip: Polanski's: The Fearless Vampire Killers, or Pardon Me, But Your Teeth Are in My Neck (1967) is GREAT! Well kind of ALL Vampire Movies are good to comment on. Twillight?

  30. @MeredithHagan

    January 28, 2026 at 7:19 pm

    I love this movie but god is it troubling. The “Sabine/sobbin’ women” pun screams problematic. Thank goodness the movie tells you that the girls are pretty into it.

  31. @heyitsmira17

    January 28, 2026 at 7:19 pm

    I love this movie. Grew up on it. The songs are catchy and I had a really severe bi panic with Dorcas and Benjamin. Taught me a lot about English (since I'm not a native speaker) and it was just… fun. I liked how assertive Millie was, how she didn't let Adam or his brothers have their way. In fact, I felt like Adam didn't deserve her at all.

    As I grew up, I understood the scale of things better, but this is still one of my fave movies. Beings back fond memories.

  33. @undaunted1065

    January 28, 2026 at 7:19 pm

    I think part of the reason it was hard to be totally mad at the guys— even though, of course, they should not have kidnapped the women, is because the movie sets you up to not only root for rhe guys to find wives, but you want to see for the specific women that took interest in each individual brother to end up with that brother. At the barn raising festivities, yeah, they were gappy to see Millie, but they were especially interested in meeting the fine men a.k.a. her brother-in-laws that she came with.

    The men of the town knew the brothers were their competition and they bullied & abused the brothers till they had to fight back in self defense. They tried not to because they were instructed by Milly how to behave like gentlemen, but the townsmen were jealous, overly possesive a**holes.

    Older brother Adam isn't the smartest bloke and thought he'd help them get the specifics women that were positively hitting it off with his brothers from the cock blocking town dudes. Adam tended to be more braun than brain at times. His interpretation of The Ræp¡ng ofThe Sabine Women tale was foolish. He only considered the reward of getting them together, but not the distress it would cause each lady. He'd eventually decide to do the right thing and get his brothers to take them back, but by then thecwomen wanted to stay and were refusing to return.

    So the scene where the women were gradually starting to prank the guys and falling in love with them wasn't just Stockholm Syndrome, as some understandably mentioned. Rather it was them now getting to spend time with guys that they were already very interested in before they were kidnapped. Men that their fathers would not have approved of.

  36. @ritz_ok

    January 28, 2026 at 7:19 pm

    My music teacher played this for us in elementary school in tbe early 2000's and idk about the other girls but i remember feeling so annoyed and uncomfortable during the movie and even then kind of being surprised that we were being made to watch such a thing at such a young age

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