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Birds 2, what's a murder? Said with heavy 1930s gangster accent But for real, in vermont crows get large and fly off with small bags of trash from dumpsters
João Victor Abramides, It’s gets funnier when in the movie you hear on the radio that the military might be deployed to combat the bird attacks. While that is a good thing to do, I cannot help but laugh at the military trying to fight off birds.
I seriously need to watch this movie. I'm so in love with the fact that music wasn't really a thing in it. ESPECIALLY that they were able to do basically a jumpscare without it. So incredible
It’s awesome. Yes, it’s dated in ways (it’s nearly 60 years old though so that can’t really be held against it), but at its core it’s still a great movie with a unique plot and well-written characters. I saw it for the first time around 2009 when I was in high school, and I was still impressed by how well it held up. I’m actually kinda surprised it was allowed to be shown in school considering the scene of the man with his eyes pecked out. It’s pretty graphic.
Soooo happy for you guys. No really. Soooo happy. Loved this episode a lot. Great classy actors and beautiful appreciation of the old art of Cinema. Thanks James!
9:36 I think that the reason why this scene was silent was because this was an early horror movie. At the time of this release, Alfred Hitchcock was probably one of the few well-known directors who made horror/thriller movies. The average moviegoer wasn't used to seeing the image of a bloody corpse with it's eyes pecked out lying on the floor, and the shock was probably intense enough for most people. They didn't actually need scary sound effects of dramatic music to scare people with this kill.
I honestly think it was scarier without the music. It makes it feel real, if you walked into a room to find a dead body when you weren’t expecting one, there would not be music, you probably wouldn’t even scream, you’d just be shocked for a hot second. It makes the scene feel real.
I love your classic film kill counts! It’s great how much you vary up the eras. I also cannot get over how much I learn from your videos. I’m a film buff and know more about film than anyone I know, but I still always learn something from you.
“Melanie goes inside and tells Annie what everybody knows; that the bird is the word.” I had to stop after this line and compose myself before watching on
I really like the fact that you are not just telling the movie and counting the kill you go an extra step by getting information from the movie and telling us. Awesome job keep up the good work man !
Don't get me wrong, all of your killcounts are great, but what makes this so much better and interesting is all the "weird facts" and behind the scene info. And if it's possible for you to do, I think a majority of people would like to see this in the killcounts more often, I know I would at least :D
Those cockatiels are so cute😊. Though I’m so sorry for the poor sound editor- I can only imagine. My brother owns a sun conure and trust me you can’t have a simple phone call without the bird interrupting. Edit-never mind they do interrupt. Man I miss the days I only babysat a cockatiel. They actually whistle and chirp instead of screaming like a toddler wanting ice cream.
I think you should give Tippi Hedren’s character arc a second chance. I understand what you’re saying about how the story took a strong willed woman and made her weak and frail. But put it in the context of the birds in the novel, which were really an allegory for the war planes that were flying overhead. What her character arc is showing is really the ravages of war. How war can beat down even the strongest person sometimes.
For me personally, it's the trope of the man taking over that bothers me. It takes away from the focus of her being worn down because the stakes around her don't change along with her (because when she gets weak, the man takes over so she remains protected even if she can't protect herself). It would've been far more impactful, in my opinion, if the birds killed Mitch and she left with the other two Brenners, a shell of the character she was in the beginning. With Mitch there, it's as if none of her breakdown matters since he can take care of everything.
@@thingthang2904 - Just because you're a Feminist doesn't mean that the misogyny you so desperately crave is everywhere you look. For all of his failings Hitchcock was extremely adept at creating complex female characters, who were actually strong and independent - instead of just acting strong and independent when it wouldn't be inconvenient. Melanie is broken by her circumstances not because men willed it because they hate her... or whatever stupid thing you think. Also I'm not saying this because you're a woman, if you were a male Feminist it would still be a brain meltingly stupid observation.
@@goawayleavemealone2880 I'm not a woman and I'm not a feminist so there goes that. Every assumption you made (both about my character and my argument) is off. I never said Hitchcock didn't write female characters well. I didn't even say he wrote Melanie poorly. I never said Melanie is broken because of some man (nor do I believe it). I said that Mitch taking over and becoming a solution to Melanie's obstacles takes away from the impact that her breakdown has. Melanie gets weaker but the stakes hit a wall with Mitch there saving her. The trope doesn't bother me just because it's a trope. It bothers me because it becomes too convenient to the plot for my liking.
“Birds are not aggressive creatures miss, they bring beauty into the world. It is man kind that... Sam, three southern fried chicken!” And they’re delicious too 😂🤣😂🤣
While I understand being upset over Melony seemingly acting "weaker", nows a good time for a friendly reminder that strong female characters can still be strong and have moments of weakness. She'd been through so much at this point, it's understandable that she'd be in shock. Strong characters don't have to be strong all the time to be considered such.
Its a good tactic to scare the audience . Like Ripley finally being alone on the escape pod at the end of Alien (she was almost hyperventilating) the plot builds a character that seems unshakeable, and then finally shakes them at the climax. "The cool spunky lady is scared of the birds? Oh dang I better be scared of the birds too!"
Yeah because this movie, for as good as it is, has a real problem of wasting time doing nothing with its concept, and then every now and then remembering that it’s called “The Birds” and so it should have birds. This movie doesn’t have nearly enough birds
The Lone Wanderer Could be worse. I accidentally watched Jack (I think) Russell’s “The Devils” as a 7-year-old. It was the TV cut and not the X-rated version, but still.
When audiences left the U.K. premiere at the Odeon, Leicester Square, London, they were greeted by the sound of screeching and flapping birds from loudspeakers hidden in the trees to scare them further. Sir Alfred Hitchcock revealed on The Dick Cavett Show (1968) that 3,200 birds were trained for the movie. He said the ravens were the cleverest, and the seagulls were the most vicious. It is never revealed why the birds started attacking people.
I had to watch this in 8th grade English (im a senior in high school right now) and i did not care about this movie and i made fun of it (obvious backdrops, birds exited on screen ect) but i appreciate this movie so much more with all the little fun facts you gave us. Thanks James!
"That's right Melanie, you wanna shut that Mrs. Carmady shit right down." ☠️ Binging Kill Counts while James and Chelsea are on break, and this is consistently one of my favorite lines. 🤣
@@andrewoxford1322 A bird was 'arrested' by Dutch police after their owner was detained for shoplifting. They didn't have a bird cage so the little guy was in a jail cell and given some bread. Link to the Instagram post: instagram.com/p/B23cLVtBa7k/? Link to a Time article about this with some more info: time.com/5689057/bird-arrest/
A shout out should be given to this film for its special effects, especially the gas station scene, which was fantastically dramatic and impressively shot.
This movie scared me so much when I was little lol My grandpa watched it the day before my 4th birthday party which happened to be at a park. It took my mom forever to get me out because there were birds everywhere
I have to commend you for this video. You brought the entire movie back to life as well as placed it in the context of the times (with appropriate humor). My parents did not allow me to see this in the theatre. When I finally did get to see it, it was the scariest movie I had ever seen. But what I didn't realize until now was how intricate and inventive was the plot also. This is what movie making is all about. Unquestionably one of the greatest movies ever made, IMHO.
James being wholesome with gares (i think that was the gray parakeet's name) and saying "birds are smart, yeah!" was soooo cute and wholesome even for a kill count! 5 stars
On an episode of Eli Roth’s history of horror they were talking about the birds and I think they talked about how Melanie’s arc was in a way a metaphor for women in the 60s to be housewives and not have any sort of development of sorts if you know what I mean. It’s super interesting and I loved this episode Happy 2019 James!
Man their lucky they weren't in Australia or the islands around New Guinea because then they would have to be dealing with cassowaries and those things can rip apart a car door with one kick and run as fast as a human The Birds would really have been the prequel to Jurassic Park if that was the case lol.
You know James I chalk those strange reactions from 11:07-11:22 to Alfred Hitchcock’s unique sense of humor because as a kid and even more so now it’s absolutely hilarious to see the kids react this way great video as always!!
Melanie going to the Brenner home with the lovebirds in that boat and then stealthily placing them inside is just like watching someone trying to sneak a bomb into a building without being noticed. It's a great sequence.
"ooh, pretty. what are they?" "love birds" "i see. good luck miss daniels" "thank you" I love the level of courtesy back then rather than throwing unnecessary degrading shade and sass you see nowadays.
It isn't that people weren't rude and demeaning there's just a HUGE censorship on a lot of stuff in old movies by Will Hayes and what is now MPAA (but like it was different but I forgot it's name) at the time who was a bit of a stick in the ass.
Kiammyfy you are confusing the image of society people liked portrayed in movies back then, with the reality that people have never changed and that era had more crime than our current era. The only difference now is that every butthead has a platform to spew their hate and anger, when before they would mostly be limited to their immediate circle or political party.
My Mom, Gma (now passed), & I all watched this movie together. I was so young, I remember laughing so much at the acting I hadn’t even noticed the horror of the film. Now looking back at it this probably wasn’t something a 9 year old should have watched, but I’ll always remember watching that with them with a smile :)
@@willwren7012 most likely because they're in a time zone ahead of ours. So the intro referencing tomorrow is today for them. Which means it's BIRD DAY. (In my Garbage Day voice)
My English teacher paused it sounding serious saying "look!" We are all confused. And then she points at her shoes and said "those are 2 toned oxford shoes. What a waste.." I love her
The drunk who says 'its the end of the world!" reminds me of crazy Ralph from Friday 13th movies. This movie is a bad ass horror masterpiece. Thank you Hitchcock, Rod, Tippi, Jessica and Daphane (du Maurier).
Yeah, the musical references on this channel make me smile like an idiot every time I get them. There was a reference to "Heart Shaped Box" by Nirvana on his video on My Bloody Valentine too lol
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Dead Meat Tahnks for another amazing video James I’ve not watched it yet but fully yet but the birds is one of my fav old horror films
Dead Meat hi I’m early can you do Carrie Sleepaway camp and firestarter please love ya byeeeeee
wow
U da best TH-camr ever
Dead meat you the best
Fun fact: Ravens remember faces, and they hold grudges. I don't know what Rod did, but the raven never forgot him.
Or maybe someone with a bandaged and bloody hand did something to it and that’s what triggered the raven?
@@chaoticgaybirb2734 Maybe this raven just hated bandages.
Generic Name
could be 🤷
Birds got beef with bandages lmao
Could be the bandanges. My parrots get pissed when I wear oven mitts near them and stuff like that, so maybe it's the same thing for ravens
@@chaoticgaybirb2734 i mean, maybe, but he was probably there before he put the bandages on, and the actor said the bird would attack him whenever
“you can’t arrest all the birds, that’s crazy” that is my favourite line of dead meat. It killed me😂
I'll be attending your funeral 😞
@@simone991 ha. I get it...nice.
me too
Rip :( Golden chainsaw for you
I was hoping this comment existed!
I think this is one if your best kill counts yet. I love the insight you give to the makings for this film.
Best since The Thing
It has 63 million views
The term "Murder of crows" has never been more legit
Birds 2, what's a murder?
Said with heavy 1930s gangster accent
But for real, in vermont crows get large and fly off with small bags of trash from dumpsters
@@akashaiz8815
That is terrifying
@@akashaiz8815 what nice birds taking the trash out for us
@@juniperberryyyy nice ena pfp
Glad to see another classic-film kill count, this and Frankenstein’s were a wonderful surprise :)
I am a big fan of classic horror movies
I watch both your channel's ^^
Tell It Animated You took the words right out of my mouth!
Please do a chucky evolution
You know the orginal book was that Frankenstein was pretty not ugly
“Well what you want me to do, Mitch? Arrest all the birds? I Can’t arrest all the birds, that’s crazy.”
João Victor Abramides, It’s gets funnier when in the movie you hear on the radio that the military might be deployed to combat the bird attacks.
While that is a good thing to do, I cannot help but laugh at the military trying to fight off birds.
@@paladinboyd1228 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emu_War
@@einspiegelei3647Lol, I forgot about that war
@@einspiegelei3647 Super lul
Das Spiegelei emus taste good at least
its a bird!
its a plane!
no, its James A. Janisse with another kill count
Zach_Factor no its not its.. an.. actual.. fl-fl-flock... of..kill-kill oh god RUNNNNNNNNN
Dammit @Cory Boi
HERE THEY COME
@@orange2694 HELP aaaaahhhhhh THEY ARE PECKING OUT MY EYES HELP
@@orange2694 oh no the birds killing me, Oh nooooo.
This needs more likes
My grandpa took my grandma on their first date to see this movie. Nice.
My dad took my mom to see the grudge on their first date. My mom was not very pleased about it lol
was that how your parent was conceived?
That’s actually kinda cute I hope they spent at least one anniversary watching this movie
Your Grandpa is class.
9:36 Its insane how this completely silent scene of a death is more terrifying than 90% of all deaths in movies now.
Yeah. If anything music and sound effects ruin death scenes.
It’s one of the only things that’s ever actually disturbed or scared me in a movie.
@@HopePapernacky same
@@Murzolith Not always, unless you don't like Psycho for one.
I know why that is
*"what do you want me to do arrest all the birds?"*
kiwi qween we can't arrest the birds or else Malories screwed
@@Amanda-mv3ib I know we can't arrest birds It was a joke
kiwi qween woosh
Thats exactly wut i want you to do
Or
Birds 1963: birds are the villains
Bird box 2018: birds are the saviours
Birbs 3000: just random memes of birds everywhere
thanks africa
TRUE
Bird up
the greatest redemption arch ever
I seriously need to watch this movie. I'm so in love with the fact that music wasn't really a thing in it. ESPECIALLY that they were able to do basically a jumpscare without it. So incredible
Yup I need to c it too
It’s awesome. Yes, it’s dated in ways (it’s nearly 60 years old though so that can’t really be held against it), but at its core it’s still a great movie with a unique plot and well-written characters. I saw it for the first time around 2009 when I was in high school, and I was still impressed by how well it held up. I’m actually kinda surprised it was allowed to be shown in school considering the scene of the man with his eyes pecked out. It’s pretty graphic.
Have you watched "Threads"?
I'm more impressed with all the effects that they did in 1963.
Hitchcock was a real genius, he was ahead of his time
@Colin Shaw Have you seen Coraline
@Colin Shaw
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark??
@@goatyoyo coraline is creepy af but not a horror movie.
AMYSCHILD GAMER LIVE for kids they could be
9:09 I think that's my new favorite quote from James
Dr. potato nope! from pet sematary his “Uh-Yuh” is the best
I laughter to much 😂😂
Soooo happy for you guys. No really. Soooo happy.
Loved this episode a lot. Great classy actors and beautiful appreciation of the old art of Cinema. Thanks James!
My mom freaked out about seagulls landing on her car at McDonald’s one time
It was because of this movie.
My husband calls them parking lot vultures. 😂
well Hitchcock has that effect
Oh my god. 8 months later. And I have 252 likes. That’s the most likes I’ve ever gotten...
@@addiction.5500 You mean 508?
Sorry :(
Makes me glad birds aren’t real
Childeater um...
Childeater
Yeah me too.
My favorite thing about this comment is the cockatiel in the back round when he's talking
Can you imagine?
hahA *_WHAT_*
used this to write a term paper
thank you james a janisse
I just wanted to coment
@@noobmaster69turtles2 i just wanted to reply to a reply
@@royalelite2996 same
@@5starJayke i just wanted to reply to a relpy
I just wanted to reply to a reply to a reply
Nobody
Officer : I cant arrest all the birds thats crrazzy
Haha I read that just when James said it
🚨 Overrated Comment alert 🚨
@@hr0727 Dead meme alert
Ghost_Wolf4357 😂😂😂😂
666th like
9:36 I think that the reason why this scene was silent was because this was an early horror movie. At the time of this release, Alfred Hitchcock was probably one of the few well-known directors who made horror/thriller movies. The average moviegoer wasn't used to seeing the image of a bloody corpse with it's eyes pecked out lying on the floor, and the shock was probably intense enough for most people. They didn't actually need scary sound effects of dramatic music to scare people with this kill.
I honestly think it was scarier without the music. It makes it feel real, if you walked into a room to find a dead body when you weren’t expecting one, there would not be music, you probably wouldn’t even scream, you’d just be shocked for a hot second. It makes the scene feel real.
I love your classic film kill counts! It’s great how much you vary up the eras. I also cannot get over how much I learn from your videos. I’m a film buff and know more about film than anyone I know, but I still always learn something from you.
Weird flex but ok
Clout
Weird flex but ok
I'm the very same!
@@robbielowe1319 weird flex but ok
"A flock of seagulls comes flying in... causing others to run so far away." I'm actually impressed XD
Why are you impressed?
@@nolimitavee8887 It's a play on words of the song lyrics 'I Ran', by Flock of Seagulls.
Of course he did. Back then obviously the movie to guarantee you to hold a nice girl in your arms.
And before a conversation can even get going, Melanie notices a bird by the fireplace.
Mitch-
*TOO LATE BIRD ATTACC*
WULULULULU
I can imagine Batman doing this kind of thing.
Like with bats.
Thug: He's here! Bat-
Batman: Too late Bat Attack!
My name is mitch
WhAt
“Melanie goes inside and tells Annie what everybody knows; that the bird is the word.”
I had to stop after this line and compose myself before watching on
I really like the fact that you are not just telling the movie and counting the kill you go an extra step by getting information from the movie and telling us. Awesome job keep up the good work man !
Canadian Grape 🍇 I
Don't get me wrong, all of your killcounts are great, but what makes this so much better and interesting is all the "weird facts" and behind the scene info. And if it's possible for you to do, I think a majority of people would like to see this in the killcounts more often, I know I would at least :D
Julius Nilsson, agree 100%
"Well what do you want me to do Mitch? Arrest all da birds?"
"Can't arrest all da birds"
*giggle*
That’s craaaaaazy
Can we just appreciate that James got actual birds
yes
Those cockatiels are so cute😊. Though I’m so sorry for the poor sound editor- I can only imagine. My brother owns a sun conure and trust me you can’t have a simple phone call without the bird interrupting.
Edit-never mind they do interrupt. Man I miss the days I only babysat a cockatiel. They actually whistle and chirp instead of screaming like a toddler wanting ice cream.
0:08 “I’m James A-“
Bird: shut up!
0:14 “the birds!”
Bird: what?
😂
Twisted Bonnie BIRD UP
@@johndavisjr6659 G O L D
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I think you should give Tippi Hedren’s character arc a second chance. I understand what you’re saying about how the story took a strong willed woman and made her weak and frail. But put it in the context of the birds in the novel, which were really an allegory for the war planes that were flying overhead. What her character arc is showing is really the ravages of war. How war can beat down even the strongest person sometimes.
Interesting comment !
For me personally, it's the trope of the man taking over that bothers me. It takes away from the focus of her being worn down because the stakes around her don't change along with her (because when she gets weak, the man takes over so she remains protected even if she can't protect herself). It would've been far more impactful, in my opinion, if the birds killed Mitch and she left with the other two Brenners, a shell of the character she was in the beginning. With Mitch there, it's as if none of her breakdown matters since he can take care of everything.
@@thingthang2904 - Just because you're a Feminist doesn't mean that the misogyny you so desperately crave is everywhere you look.
For all of his failings Hitchcock was extremely adept at creating complex female characters, who were actually strong and independent - instead of just acting strong and independent when it wouldn't be inconvenient. Melanie is broken by her circumstances not because men willed it because they hate her... or whatever stupid thing you think.
Also I'm not saying this because you're a woman, if you were a male Feminist it would still be a brain meltingly stupid observation.
@@goawayleavemealone2880 I'm not a woman and I'm not a feminist so there goes that. Every assumption you made (both about my character and my argument) is off. I never said Hitchcock didn't write female characters well. I didn't even say he wrote Melanie poorly. I never said Melanie is broken because of some man (nor do I believe it). I said that Mitch taking over and becoming a solution to Melanie's obstacles takes away from the impact that her breakdown has. Melanie gets weaker but the stakes hit a wall with Mitch there saving her. The trope doesn't bother me just because it's a trope. It bothers me because it becomes too convenient to the plot for my liking.
Additionally, given that Tippi Hedren was being terrorised bully the director irl its absolutely reasonable that it’d affect her acting.
“Birds are not aggressive creatures miss, they bring beauty into the world. It is man kind that...
Sam, three southern fried chicken!”
And they’re delicious too 😂🤣😂🤣
While I understand being upset over Melony seemingly acting "weaker", nows a good time for a friendly reminder that strong female characters can still be strong and have moments of weakness. She'd been through so much at this point, it's understandable that she'd be in shock. Strong characters don't have to be strong all the time to be considered such.
I agree, everyone has a breaking point and hundreds of birds flying at your face would probably break anyone
Its a good tactic to scare the audience . Like Ripley finally being alone on the escape pod at the end of Alien (she was almost hyperventilating) the plot builds a character that seems unshakeable, and then finally shakes them at the climax.
"The cool spunky lady is scared of the birds? Oh dang I better be scared of the birds too!"
YES!! Exactly. That's what makes them human.
Good point! Thank you for making me love this movie more
If only hollywood understood this
I absolutely love that not only does he give the kill count . But, also gives summary of the storyline.
I just feel bad for not knowing this channel before. The videos are like the best things I've ever seen.
ChronosAnJill agreed, they are great to just binge all day!!!
Agreed
ChronosAnJill you should feel bad, everyone should know
dude your so late
@@noseman9457 ikr. Good thing I have a lot of content to dig in.
Mitc-
TOO LATE BIRD ATTACK
Funkaholic Matey SNEAK ATTACK
YOU DIED- Dark Souls III/II
I love how James kept in saying “oh yeah, this movie is called ‘The Birds,’ I completely forgot about that.”🤣🤣🤣
“Because this movie is called ‘the birds’, not ‘sexy classy love triangle’” 😂
Yeah because this movie, for as good as it is, has a real problem of wasting time doing nothing with its concept, and then every now and then remembering that it’s called “The Birds” and so it should have birds. This movie doesn’t have nearly enough birds
The man with his eyes pecked out traumatized me as a 5 year old.
The Lone Wanderer he looks like the meme of squidward warning you about asking who joe is
5? I was 10 and I still uncontrollably fell backwards.
Hol up
Yall are old
The Lone Wanderer Could be worse. I accidentally watched Jack (I think) Russell’s “The Devils” as a 7-year-old. It was the TV cut and not the X-rated version, but still.
i love the behind the scene facts
This is my favorite kill count!
nice one
Not me yet................for now
Agreed
Me to
SAME
When audiences left the U.K. premiere at the Odeon, Leicester Square, London, they were greeted by the sound of screeching and flapping birds from loudspeakers hidden in the trees to scare them further.
Sir Alfred Hitchcock revealed on The Dick Cavett Show (1968) that 3,200 birds were trained for the movie. He said the ravens were the cleverest, and the seagulls were the most vicious.
It is never revealed why the birds started attacking people.
This is my favorite bird themed horror movie.
*Right after Angry Birds*
Kill count on angry birds
No bird demic
It was the first angry bird movie
-The Cult Of Shaggy- dumbfuck seriously 😒
Ahhh I like bird box
I had to watch this in 8th grade English (im a senior in high school right now) and i did not care about this movie and i made fun of it (obvious backdrops, birds exited on screen ect) but i appreciate this movie so much more with all the little fun facts you gave us. Thanks James!
Agreed
I watched this movie a couple weeks ago as a sophomore
I never had to watch it in school 😢
8th grade? In 8th grade we were only able to watch PG movies at school.
@@ginger_kid707 i dont think my teacher cared about the rules tbh
*NOT THE BIRDS! AH MY EYES!*
Justin Y. K kid
Heyyy iv seen you before on like every video i watch lol
Isn't that Cicholas Nage?
Can you please leave me alone? I have a family!
OMFG A RARE SIGHT OF JUSTIN Y. WITH LESS THEN 7,000,000,000 LIKES
I actually quite like her character arc. Feels really serious and heartbreaking, and a great depiction of ptsd.
“Classy sexy love triangle” is my favorite movie
"Classy sexy love triangle" also happens to be my favorite red hot chili peppers album
Let’s show what we do during fire drills.
*Everyone starts running down the street*
Lol
PutridFoe 65 I love you profile picture xD
Everyone is talking about the "I can't arrest all the birds," but are we going to forget about the
*GLASS CAGE OF EMOTION*
Raychel Gonos I thought you were gonna say
THE POWER GLOVE
Raychel Gonos I didn’t give you permission to comment my life story
Lesi PlaysHacks I think it was a joke
"That's right Melanie, you wanna shut that Mrs. Carmady shit right down." ☠️ Binging Kill Counts while James and Chelsea are on break, and this is consistently one of my favorite lines. 🤣
I can't wait for it's sequel
"The Bees"
OG HO NOT THE BEES! NOT THE BEES! AARGH! AH THEY'RE IN MY EYES! MY EYES!
You low-key win best commen.
They made Black Swarm
@『Bite Za Dusto 』 *nicolas cage noises*
sorry i cant hold myself back
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YA'LL LIKE JAZZ????
This movie takes the words "Angry birds" to the next level
LOL
This is the most underrated comment
17:39 Rod Taylor talking about how much he hated Archie the Raven is everything I didn't know I needed
1:20 That poor birb alone in the cage while the other on is on his shoulder
"Brother do not leave me"
3. Annie Died
Michael jackson: Annie are you ok, are you ok annie
That wasnt mj was it
@@benreynolds8457 it was
"You've been hit by, you've been struck by, a **BIRD** criminal!"
_Simply Aki_ OW
Annie are you okay, with-
“I can’t arrest all the birds”
Dutch police: allow us to introduce ourselves
Can you please explain this joke? I don't get it
Context pls
Gro Bøe I got a few things wrong, how bout this instead
@@andrewoxford1322 A bird was 'arrested' by Dutch police after their owner was detained for shoplifting. They didn't have a bird cage so the little guy was in a jail cell and given some bread. Link to the Instagram post: instagram.com/p/B23cLVtBa7k/?
Link to a Time article about this with some more info: time.com/5689057/bird-arrest/
Pepcicle
They arrested a bird
"What do you want me to do Mitch?"
"I can't arrest all the birds"
"That's craaaazzzyyy"
i want you to get a bunch of Cats
I watched this in school with my class, only 2 kids acknowledged that the movie was a masterpiece for it's time.
I would also
@@GorillaFan_32 the school house in the birds movie is haunted
The first Kill Count of 2019! So excited for this year of content. Keep it up James and crew
Terrance S I used to make kill counts, but I accidentally deleted my channel.
"What the hell kinda weirdo kids are these"
I laughed so hard loool
Does everyone have blue eyes in the 60s or something?
No aome had green eyes
Just people living in the good countries and not shit holes.
master race
I have blue eyes white dragon in 1963
I was born in 1958
I seen all these movies made in the 60s expect psycho and little shops of horror
A shout out should be given to this film for its special effects, especially the gas station scene, which was fantastically dramatic and impressively shot.
Maybe you can do a kill count on Final Destination franchise too. Their deaths are ridiculous, but hilarious
He 👏 Doesn't 👏 Do 👏 Recommendations
@@shrimp8431 in fact he has a special email for recomendation
@@alexisbidule5555 Any Chance you know what the email is
YES PLEASE
Yes definitely!
This movie scared me so much when I was little lol
My grandpa watched it the day before my 4th birthday party which happened to be at a park. It took my mom forever to get me out because there were birds everywhere
Bodega Bay more like Birdega Bay
Hey-ya!
Dead meat it’s u
@@DeadMeat lol HI JAMES!!!
Ba Dum Tsk
Birdemic Bay?
I have to commend you for this video. You brought the entire movie back to life as well as placed it in the context of the times (with appropriate humor). My parents did not allow me to see this in the theatre. When I finally did get to see it, it was the scariest movie I had ever seen. But what I didn't realize until now was how intricate and inventive was the plot also. This is what movie making is all about. Unquestionably one of the greatest movies ever made, IMHO.
This movie came out in the 60s… are you well into your 80s?
I love how James is so happy about counting the deaths in every kill count he does.
myname JefF me too.
James being wholesome with gares (i think that was the gray parakeet's name) and saying "birds are smart, yeah!" was soooo cute and wholesome even for a kill count! 5 stars
They’re cockatiels!
@@hunterkat cute budgie
It’s garis
@@Katto846 pretty sure it's Garrus, a Mass Effect reference
I love me some horror but these characters are so likable, I wouldn’t mind if it was just a romantic comedy I don’t want to see them hurt
I know this comment is old but I just wanna say same
@@Beeetlejjug I know this replay is even older but I wanna agree and say the same!
I know I'm really old but same
@@martina2659 yep ok no reason for this comment.
@@kkcake5771 I like cake
For real though, that transition from location to a set was choice
This is one of those movies I saw as a kid and scared me. Little did I know I was watching a masterpiece.
17:53 "Beaked Bastards"
That killed me James lmfao.
Lol
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Good name for a band lol
She tracks down his address and follows him to a business trip. Thats not craftiness, thats stalking
@Matthew Aviles
😂
I love the way the actors speak in these old movies. So full of class and poise.
On an episode of Eli Roth’s history of horror they were talking about the birds and I think they talked about how Melanie’s arc was in a way a metaphor for women in the 60s to be housewives and not have any sort of development of sorts if you know what I mean. It’s super interesting and I loved this episode Happy 2019 James!
Eli Roth made the clown too
Yup
The Birds:
Birdemic: C A W C A W Y O U R P L O T I S M I N E
Wow she really did spy level work just to deliver a hot stranger some love 🐦
* James getting interrupted by birds in background *
Me: * who owned birds for years * * snickering * Yeah, they do that.
Man their lucky they weren't in Australia or the islands around New Guinea because then they would have to be dealing with cassowaries and those things can rip apart a car door with one kick and run as fast as a human The Birds would really have been the prequel to Jurassic Park if that was the case lol.
Or in australia with the Emu.
Never forget the great emu war
I used to think that the crew just threw breadcrumbs all over the place and allowed the birds to "attack" them
NOT THE BEES!.... wait... wrong movie
Rislte,rosalti, nah, nah,nah.
😄😄😄😄🐝🐝🐝🐝
BEE MOVIE
Ethan Alderson the bee movie haunts me to this day
U like jazz?
You know James I chalk those strange reactions from 11:07-11:22 to Alfred Hitchcock’s unique sense of humor because as a kid and even more so now it’s absolutely hilarious to see the kids react this way great video as always!!
"I'm James A Janisse"
*SCREACH*
James: *shook*
Melanie going to the Brenner home with the lovebirds in that boat and then stealthily placing them inside is just like watching someone trying to sneak a bomb into a building without being noticed. It's a great sequence.
"ooh, pretty. what are they?"
"love birds"
"i see. good luck miss daniels"
"thank you"
I love the level of courtesy back then rather than throwing unnecessary degrading shade and sass you see nowadays.
The “good luck miss Daniels” is sassy though, it’s just in her tone.
It isn't that people weren't rude and demeaning there's just a HUGE censorship on a lot of stuff in old movies by Will Hayes and what is now MPAA (but like it was different but I forgot it's name) at the time who was a bit of a stick in the ass.
Kiammyfy you are confusing the image of society people liked portrayed in movies back then, with the reality that people have never changed and that era had more crime than our current era.
The only difference now is that every butthead has a platform to spew their hate and anger, when before they would mostly be limited to their immediate circle or political party.
I'm an actual Miss Daniels 😮 srsly that's my surname
@The God Emperor Himself you forgot one essential part of that interaction. As the customer left.
Shop keeper: "stupid Millennial."
theory: the mist is a follow up to the birds, they both involve food storage places
*MICKEY-FUCKING-MOUSE*
Yassss
"Mickey are you f*!$ing the a mouse again?"
@Ali Khumaini Nah, he died 6 years ago.
Mickey-fucking-mouse?
James, do the Texas Chainsaw franchise please
If “yee” ask 😂
@@MidNightMass402 Yee
He'll get around to them he has a whole plan already
"What do you want me to do, Mitch? Arrest all the birds?"
I laughed more than I should have.
My Mom, Gma (now passed), & I all watched this movie together. I was so young, I remember laughing so much at the acting I hadn’t even noticed the horror of the film. Now looking back at it this probably wasn’t something a 9 year old should have watched, but I’ll always remember watching that with them with a smile :)
"They ran so far away"
"The bird is the word"
Your music puns are hilarious
care to explain?
@@ヴァイオレット-o3k "I ran (so far away)" is by Flock of Seagulls &
"Bird is the word" from The Trashmen
@Jason Juneau, the title of The Trashmen song is, "Surfin' Bird".
I see, thanks guys
@@gabbygabs8271 I know but thanks. I'm using what James qouted. I didn't want to say "surfin bird", because it could be confusing.
*GET THE BLINDFOLDS! oh wait wrong movie.....*
👌
Lol
Watching this in the future makes your intro a weird time traveling issue.
Drewberry93 ^^^
How?????!!!
@@willwren7012 "Patreon, son." (Kudos to anyone who gets that reference.)
@@willwren7012 most likely because they're in a time zone ahead of ours. So the intro referencing tomorrow is today for them. Which means it's BIRD DAY. (In my Garbage Day voice)
@@GarrickVaughanActor nah fam, its definitely patron
“we got a good year ahead of us”
~James A. Jannese 2019
Aged like damm milk
11:19 The truest depiction of horror in this video comes in the form of James struggling to understand children who don't wanna leave school.
What if Annie died because she slipped on the stairs?
She had high heel if you think about it...
All i know is id strangle a quadrapalegic in front of his whole family to watch annie walk up the stairs in heels ...
Anne are you ok are you ok
My English teacher paused it sounding serious saying "look!" We are all confused. And then she points at her shoes and said "those are 2 toned oxford shoes. What a waste.." I love her
But Cathy said that Annie pushed her inside and they coverd her
@@healabledeer2383 ANNIE ARE YOU OK ARE YOU OK AN- OW
This brings a whole new meaning to “Annie are you ok?”
OH GET IT
@何を待 つ now at 96 likes
Nice
The drunk who says 'its the end of the world!" reminds me of crazy Ralph from Friday 13th movies. This movie is a bad ass horror masterpiece. Thank you Hitchcock, Rod, Tippi, Jessica and Daphane (du Maurier).
“ just keep it together Annie hold yourself together GIRL”.😂
I understood the "run so far away" reference at 8 minutes in. The song "i ran" was written by a band called a flock of seagulls.
Made me laugh out loud😂
I was checking if anyone commented that lol
Yeah, the musical references on this channel make me smile like an idiot every time I get them. There was a reference to "Heart Shaped Box" by Nirvana on his video on My Bloody Valentine too lol
Heard the song in my head right before he said it lol
I think the reason why the birds are attacking people is because of the love birds brought to the village