Did Travolta had severe brain damage at one point in his life? The funniest part is that I'm not even trying to be cynical or mean(for once), however I'm really wondering if he had an accident or illness that caused his mind to be fucked up... ...or maybe he was crazy all along and I never got to notice it.
Zaticus yea but it honestly ruined his credibility in Hollywood an kept him from having a staring role in a blockbuster film since as for Barry pepper this movie ruined his career before it even started
....me and my brother were bored one day....we ordered a few pizzas....and forced ourselves to watch it. it was about 2 months before i invited him back to my place since it was his idea.
The unbelievable thing is that they actually wanted to make a sequel! The movie only covers the first half of the book. As the planet Psychlo explodes, you'll notice a single ship teleports away just before it's destroyed. These surviving Psychlos supposedly were going to go back to Earth for revenge in the next movie. They had plans.
When I was stationed at Fort Hood in the early 90s. We had no harrier jump-jet considering that is a Marine thing. And considering that Fort Hood is a US Army base.
@DevilsNachoz Most of the world is religious so at least part of the idiocy it takes to believe in Scientology you have to have to believe in any religion. Most humans are irrational about religion.
The book was pretty bad too. My English teacher in HS was a scientologist. She tried to have us read Dianetics, but some parents complained, and she got into trouble. After that she assigned us Battlefield Earth. It was the worst, and I was an avid SciFi reader when I was a kid. Ironically, the only good parts of that book were left out of the movie entirely. EDIT: Regarding gold, it's one of the best conductors known to man, but it's so expensive and rare that we use copper instead. It's actually an extremely rare element in the universe that is only produced in a supernova, or neutron star collision. There is a theory that a nearby star went supernova when the primordial cloud was just forming. That's why we have so much gold on the Earth. It's also a heavy element, so you will mostly find it in rocky bodies. Rocky bodies are actually pretty rare. Most orbiting objects are either ice planets or gas planets like Neptune and Jupiter. On the Earth we would not have had any gold if it weren't for the heavy bombardment period. During that period much of the gold was stirred up from the inner core by asteroid strikes, and put into the mantle to be later mined. Otherwise all the gold would have just sunk to the core during the formation of the Earth, and it would have been melted and been mixed with the nickel/iron core. Honestly of all the elements on the Earth, gold is probably going to be the one most likely sought out from extraterrestrial beings (if they exist). That or probably uranium, since it shares similar origins as gold, as well having been placed in the mantle by the same processes that placed gold in the mantle. Our gold and uranium probably came from the same supernova estimated to have occurred 6 billion years ago.
@@MaxOakland Gold is not rare actually. There are asteroids in the Asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter with more gold than all the Earth combined, and you don't need to conquer or invade a planet to take it, just take it from the asteroid. We can't do it right now, but when we could go to the asteroid belt and take all we want, gold won't be precious. It is precious in Earth due to the scarcity. The Asteroid belt has a lot of other metals too
Gold is very abundant, we just haven't accessed much of it yet. All the gold mined in human history would only fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool (estimates are between 20-22 cubic meters). Gold would be useful for a space-faring civilization, though, as it is great at blocking solar radiation. We've been using it to coat visors on space suit helmets since the 60s.
It makes sense now that you've told us about the "Producers"-style budget inflation scam behind this movie, because like "Springtime for Hitler," "Battlefield Earth" feels like it was deliberately made to be an instant flop.
The mindfuck of the decade is how this guy doesn't have over a million subs by now? Entertaining as hell! Keep it up! I really wish you made a career out of youtube so we could enjoy your reviews more frequently.
Thank you! It would be nice as a career, I could do much more videos more often. Btw "mindfuck of the decade" is the funniest thing I've heard all day :D
as a kid i loved this movie over everything it had scifi, john travolta and cool special effects in it me and my dad couldnt understand why such a gem was aired 2 am on tv
+2salzig2spucknapp I remember watching it as a kid as well, I don't remember if I enjoyed it or not though, it may be one of those movies that is so bad it's actually good heh. Now Legend of Cougar Canyon... that movie was shit lol. I sat through the whole movie as a kid waiting to see a cougar and it was all about some kid walking through the f'in desert lmao
I remember seeing the box for this movie at blockbuster way back when I was a kid and as a huge science fiction fan I remember never asking my mom to rent it for me because quite frankly even the cover looked bad. Glad to know I never missed out on anything
What I love about your reviews is that you mention even the smaller details, and I'm a serious nitpicker. I'm glad Stuckmann suggested your channel, because I feel many critics in general skip the trivial stuff. And as I always do with every great channel I discover on TH-cam, I did a marathon of your videos. Awesome stuff, dude!
***** I can't help it. When I actually saw it, I found it to be a rousing B-movie. It was so gloriously bad it was irresistible. It HAD a coherent (albeit preposterous) plot and good actors (Travolta, Whittaker, Pepper).
pvtrichter88 I never did watch that. Travolta in drag has zero appeal to me. Dustin Hoffman pulled it off. I enjoyed the idiocy of Battlefield Earth. I have low, low standards, I guess.
mikeyh0 thankfully you didn't miss anything my girlfriend at the time had a copy that someone gave her and I sat through some of it but yes HOFFman was funny as it was meant to be I'm still perplexed as to BE but enjoy M8!!
What many people have a hard time understanding is; what we consider to be "rare Earth elements" are elements that are only really rare here on EARTH. Gold may not be in huge abundance here, on Earth, making them "rare Earth elements," to us. But, there are three distinct types of asteroids, (some near Earth) that have high levels of elements we would consider valuable enough to expend the necessary time and energy to mine someday. (Clearly making them a FAR better alternative to any other species of aliens that may have some use for them, than invading Earth.) There's; ▫️C-type asteroids , which have a high abundance of water which is not currently of use for mining but could be used in an exploration effort beyond the asteroid. (Mission costs could be reduced by using the available water from the asteroid. ) C-type asteroids also have a lot of organic carbon, phosphorus, and other key ingredients for fertilizer which could be used to grow food. ▫️S-type asteroids, which carry little water but would appear more attractive because they contain numerous metals including: nickel, cobalt and more valuable metals such as gold, platinum and rhodium. A small 10-meter S-type asteroid contains about 650,000 kg (1,433,000 lb) of metal with 50 kg (110 lb) in the form of "rare" metals like platinum and gold. And then there's; ▫️M-type asteroids are rare but contain up to 10 times more metal than S-types.. A class of easily recoverable objects (EROs) was identified by a group of researchers in 2013. Twelve asteroids made up the initially identified group, all of which could be potentially mined with present-day rocket technology. Of 9,000 asteroids searched in the NEO database, these twelve could all be brought into an Earth-accessible orbit by changing their velocity by less than 500 meters per second (1,800 km/h; 1,100 mph). The dozen asteroids range in size from 2 to 20 meters (10 to 70 ft). Obviously, if some more advanced Alien species encountered our solar system searching for these elements, it would be FAR more cost-effective to do something WE should have been doing since the 70's lol than invade and oppress the human population, as shown in Battlefield Earth. But, what's sci-fi got to do with science, right?! 👍😊
Theres a single asteroid in the asteroid belt with TRILLIONS in rare earth minerals. Supposedly a couple asteroids have more of a couple minerals then all the known mines on earth
After a thousand years all that military equipment would have been one big rust bucket that's even if the base was still there and hadn't withered away from no up keep.
6:46 Well according to Terl in the movie he claims that when they invaded Earth the humans could only put up a 9 minute fight against them. Something I find incredibly hard to believe given the fact of how ungodly stupid these freaking aliens are.
They also dropped a super virus that killed most of the population, there were not enough remaining to even fight. The movie is such trash it leaves out important plot, making it even worse!
This movie/book is a fascinating look into Hubbard's head. He named the alien beings 'Psylos' because he said they were supposed to be psychiatrists and the whole thing was a metaphor for 'I really don't like psychiatrists'. That was it. That was the metaphor for the movie: The iconoclast is being held down by the MAN, yeah! They hate that he's a free thinker! Hubbard was diagnosed as a malignant narcissist at some point in the mid 20th century. This was by most accounts a true assessment. However being a malignant narcissist, this pushed Hubbard over the edge and he spent the rest of his days writing ham fisted allegories about all the meanies who wouldn't play along and pointed out the emperor had no clothes. I mean how dare they! He was obviously this enlightened being that would make Jesus, Muhammad or Buddha look like rank amateurs! If the human race wouldn't be so defective about choosing leadership traits the guy would have been ranting on the street corners like a less pleasant Terry A. Davis. But he actually got his heart's desire creating an entire effin' religion all about 'How great he was'.
Yeah man, I laughed so hard, and I glad that Chris Stuckman included your channel in one of his videos, I like your channel and is great that you make reviews of B movies, I'm watching a lot of that kind of films, last one I saw was "Colission Earth" and the face of the main actor when something dangerous is up is hilarious, pretty much the face you would make if you use the bathroom in your girlfriend's house and there's no toilet paper, just like that. LOL
Highlights. That girl is a better actor than the one from the movie. Her oh-so-canadian sorry. And that whole skit. Also congratulations of gaining like 4k subs.
I've read that book, trust me you aren't missing a single thing. The last half of the book that wasn't adapted for the screen involves another alien species contacting Jonny and talking about intergalactic banks... This book is seriously 1000+ pages long
You're not a Scientologist right? People that aren't Scientologists actually wasted that much of their time to try and read this book?! Why?! Seriously who the fuck would do that to themselves?!
Im currently reading it didn't know there was a film. Im only on pg 160 and I'm really enjoying it. I like the characters a lot and I'm eager to find out how things unfold tbh
@ScrmblesThDethDealer good call. But who wants to play a badass sniper from ww2? Boring... when you can play a character from whatever the hell this movie is... id kill my talent agent
I love this film for all of the reasons you describe! When I found this in the bargain-bin of my local charity-shop here in rural France I felt like a free-diver who had accidentally not only plunged to to the greatest of depths, but had quite by accident found the biggest pearl of them all. 👀
Yes, I agree. Mission Impossible is one of the BEST movie franchises out there. I couldn't appreciate it as a kid, but when I got older, as a teenager, I could definitely appreciate the series more and more as the movies went on, same with the James Bond movies and also The Jason Bourne movies, and Taken. I mean, my Mom and Aunt loved the first MI movie(which I think wasn't based on the 60's TV series). I think Tom Cruise's version is just a standalone movie series, but each MI movie just gets better and better than the previous one. And I can definitely appreciate the MI movies nowadays. I mean, it's getting harder and harder to appreciate and find good movies now. I might be losing faith in superhero movies, but not anime movies though.
I liked this movie for all the reasons you dislike it. This is one of the most unintentionally funny movies I've seen. I was laughing in the theater when I saw this. Yes, Terl thinks humans like rats, so he shoves a rat into Johnnie's face. Hilarious!
To the point about the gold: Quantum mechanics and the way elements are produced in stars actually dictate, that gold is quite rare everywhere in the universe. So it is not totally illogical, that other species value it. But the shittynes of the film really does not relie on that.
@@meowcat9636 I think Rubbard was only thinking of "criticizing" Capitalism and had no idea about the fact that gold is rare everywhere. As for fusion, maybe it's impossible outside of stars? We don't know yet.
@@alexandresobreiramartins9461 actually we do. Fusion is possible with a particle accelerator, you basically smash an atom into another at high speed. Not really for commercial use or long-lasting products but we can do that.
Aliens capable of interstellar travel could easily find and mine asteroids such as 433 Eros... Data from the Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous spacecraft collected on Eros in December 1998 suggests that it could contain 20 billion tonnes of aluminum and similar amounts of metals that are rare on Earth, such as gold and platinum.[19]
A good reviewer is honest and critical, and even if they spend most of the time picking apart the flaws of something they include a long section about the parts they enjoyed or at least mention it in the wrap-up. Keyword "good" reviewer. Yahtzee became famous because he verbally pisses hate-lava but he always mentions what he enjoyed about a title (if anything) and if he recommends it. Same with AngryJoe though he's more of a Let's Player. He spits bile the entire time but he clearly shows what he loves.
You were wondering why tanks and fighters were not destroyed in a war. But You can find many explenations for this. The right question to ask is: how the hell were they operational after a 1000 years? In my old car brakes got to rusty to drive, when I left it unused for two weeks. After 1000 years they would be lucky if they managed to open doors in Fort Knox. Complex machines like jet fighters would be way beyond repair.
Could be if they had some kind of storage that displaced oxygen, and water vapor, dirt, etc. Maybe some pressured environment, chemical, or both to supress outgassing from the rubbery parts.
Thanks man for sucking it up and doing Battlefield Earth. Have you seen On Deadly Ground, that is pretty God Awful too. I love how Seagal just kills everyone in sight to defend the environment.
It's actually a wonderful comedy, hilarious!! I recommend watching it with friends, have a drink or two and simply marvel that it was ever made- the Everest of bad films. So many favourite moments.
I like how the humans are so feral that they all have long, messy hair but can still shave like every two days. You never see any stubble in post apocalyptic Earth.
I know it's an old comment and all but I just stumbled upon this channel now lol. I find it even more hilarious that somehow ALL the humans have perfect dental hygiene while the superior aliens teeth are literally rotting away. Feral humans somehow have access to some major dental surgeries in their secret caves.
One of my biggest complaints about any post apocalyptic entertainment. People have cropped/trimmed hair and clean shaven faces. I’d like to see something made where the cast are denied some of the grooming of the modern day.
People won't stop caring for their looks just because they lose some technology. Even in the forests of new guinea, primitive tribes have an interest in shaving and having different hairstyles. Jonnies tribe even seemed to have lived in peace for a while before he stumbles on the psyclos so personal grooming would be normal. Everything else in this movie on the other hand is one giant hole.
I remember camping with my much older brother one week as a little kid and a storm was coming near the camp site. We had to evacuate for one night and we decided to see a movie. We were so close in seeing this one but at the last moment we went to see the movie Frequency. I’m glad we made that choice, after seeing this review.
You do realize the author of this book (that the movie is based off) is the founder of scientology..( L. Ron Hubbard) Which John Travolta is a member of. I wonder if he knew about this prior?
So, um is Travolta still among them? Is this why we don't see him much in the movies anymore? I really want him to come back, he must have his own Mandy just like Cage, the man deserves it.
Wasn't Travolta one if the producers who originally had the idea to turn the book into a movie? I'm pretty sure he knew what this was based in. He has been a Scientologist for a while when he made this film.
So glad I watched this before playing the movie cuz it saved me a hell of a lot of time. Although my favorite part had to be the ending and when that dude hit his head on the ceiling 😂
The USA wouldn’t have used Harrier jets from Fort Hood against the alien invasion because Fort Hood is an Army base that never had Harrier jets. There would have been Apache helicopters at Fort Hood.
My friend and I went to see this in the theater, because we had been enjoying sci fi movies with a budget and bad reviews around that time. We exchanged confused looks throughout the entire thing. About 15 minutes before it ends I say "Let's just fuckin go." He replied: "We've come this far..."
The novel was freakishly long. The movie covers maybe the first 1/5 of the novel. The first part of the novel is really good. But once the actual battle with the psychlos is done and they go to either Africa or south America, there are only a couple more battles in the remaining 700 pages. Then banking and politics take center stage. Only read the first 1/5. It shows how this film couldve been great if ir wasn't travolta's multimillion dollar turd. There was no human zoo. Johnny was the first human they captured and trained. They changed SO much.
Good Review Mark! By the way is that your girlfriend? You have never introduced her before. Congratulations on being on Chris Stuckmans suggestion video. All you need now is for Jeremy Jahns to suggest you and you will have tons of subscribers.
***** The Dream Team would be You,Scott,Matt, and Mel. That would be awesome to see, and review Good Burger or Baby Geniuses. Keep up the good work Mark
corvusala No, actually that's not the situation at all. Why is it always the assumption that when a guy and a girl are friends, the guy wanted a relationship and the girl rejected him? That's such bullshit.
I can watch this video once and if I like it, I can watch it twice. With endless options for renewal. Endless options for renewal. Endless options for renewal.
he did it because L Ron Hubbard the creator of scientology wrote the shitty book the shitty movie was made after. Travolta is an avid scientologist. Hence WORST MOVIE EVER!
Something neglected in almost every sci fi: the humans should not be able to use alien weaponry because it is more advanced, meaning they likely have DNA locks and other far tech security measures that would more likely cause the weapon to explode when picked up by the enemy
I was like 10 when I first saw it as one of those late night sci-fi channel reruns, but I actually quite enjoyed it. It's stupid as hell but watching parts of it again now I still find myself entertained.
@@ronpowell9461 I think Scientology is really stupid like Mormonism and all other religions. but I just so much enjoyed this movie as an entertaining science fiction movie. nothing more. and if someone wants an entertaining science fiction movie. I would definitely recommend it to him.
The movie involved fraud??? sound about right given the "religion" its author "created" ...hard to not include quotes in everything related to L Ron Hubbard...could be the greatest charlatan ever.
@@vitorafmonteiro He wrote a lot of stuff for decades, including Battlefield Earth, legit. He was a legit science fiction, Western and adventure author. But there are also a lot of things allegedly written by LRH that he only started and let others ghostwrite for him. That's not unusual. Then again, there is also some stuff he had nothing to do with at all that has his name on it - and it's just a cash grab for the church of Scientology.
@@RedSiegfried You are right, as a pulpy author his early stuff was praised by people like Stephen King and others till now, and even BFE has its ironic fans (Mitt Romney called it a "very funny science fiction book") so I was exagerating for fun, but post Church creation Hubbard was clearly a different "animal", much more covertly disseminating his propaganda (LOTS of antipsychology and conspiracies stuff) and much more meandering, little imaginative world-building and weak wording. Not even considering how hard it is to know what Hubbard wrote and didn't wrote since the Church let him claim authorship for a lot to prove how much of a Renaissance Man genius he was as you point out.
I don't care, I love this movie. It makes me happy! I bought the tape from my rental store back in 2003. It was wierd but i liked it. But i also loved starship troopers from day one.
"One of the other humans gives him a ...pep talk." Hey, that's not just some other human, that's Chrisitan Tessier, formerly on You Can't Do That On Television!
This movie makes about as much sense as scientology.
What???? You don’t believe in dead ancient alien criminals, who are now he source of all evils in the world??? What lie have I been living?
No. These aliens died.
Scientology aliens are alive... inside us?
Battlefield Earth makes more sense.
You could really benefit from an auditing my friend.
Or Christianity.
Scientology makes as much sense as Christianity
I'm sorry. The gods took your bacon in the night.
Arch Lich NNNNNNNNoooooooooooooooooooooooooo! *throws the pizza I did not hold in the hand*
+Arch Lich Any god that would dare to deprive mankind of bacon is no god...that is a DEMON.
Do you want lunch?!
Maerk?
This guy's emotionless delivery makes every criticism that comes out of his mouth hilarious.
Yeah that’s called deadpan comedic delivery, you should watch Steven Wright’s stand up.
If i had a pony. The guacamole statement made me laugh so hard i weezed
I thinks he's the only reviewer that I repeatedly watch his reviews like watching re-runs of TV shows. Not sure why exactly.... am I a gay?
have you made it to Sea Org yet? signed away your life for a BILLION years?
m.w. Adams um... he was giving him a compliment lol
Thousand year old Harriers operating on thousand year old jet fuel...
Okay.
Leverage!
Harriers for you soilder proof lol
I know a guy who used to keep them running for the Marines. They could break sitting still. 1000 years? FORGETABOUTIT!
Two year old gasoline is already very questionable...
Yes, it's all true, real stuff, totally, I swear, makes tons of sense
Dutch Angle: The Movie
"Making Battlefield Earth was a religious experience." ---John Travolta
Basically a circumcision.
Did Travolta had severe brain damage at one point in his life? The funniest part is that I'm not even trying to be cynical or mean(for once), however I'm really wondering if he had an accident or illness that caused his mind to be fucked up...
...or maybe he was crazy all along and I never got to notice it.
@@anikmonette2140 or scientology is a money making scheme and he wants in on the power and money?
Zaticus yea but it honestly ruined his credibility in Hollywood an kept him from having a staring role in a blockbuster film since as for Barry pepper this movie ruined his career before it even started
@ is this the real JD Shapiro
....me and my brother were bored one day....we ordered a few pizzas....and forced ourselves to watch it. it was about 2 months before i invited him back to my place since it was his idea.
I could see myself doing the same thing lol
+FanboyFlicks You should do stand up making jokes about bad movies
+drunkpandainc haha, what a story, mark.
Joseph M. Sutton lol u r tearing me apart
Legend goes, both brothers haven't seen each other in daylight ever since.
The people who defended this trash were the scientologist. I saw this movie and it was a nightmare, worst movie ever made.
Agree!
thestone30080 I got two minutes into the movie and I literally through the free DVD away! It's beyond horrible
ohhh... yopu have seen nothing, if this is the worst movie you have ever seen then you are a lucky person
thestone30080 its not that bad, fuckers. Lol
Fateful Findings
Sometimes when I see movies like this, I go up to a mirror and call myself an idiot for ever doubting my ideas
3:48 That was him throwing the script to the wind.
"DO YOU WANT LUNCH?" says Travolta as he feeds a guy a rat
*I burst out laughing*
Lol
The unbelievable thing is that they actually wanted to make a sequel! The movie only covers the first half of the book. As the planet Psychlo explodes, you'll notice a single ship teleports away just before it's destroyed. These surviving Psychlos supposedly were going to go back to Earth for revenge in the next movie. They had plans.
@@MrChaotic4 I just hope they don't end up making one... now that you say that haha
That's why this movie is a comedy.
I burst out laughing multiple times during this movie, pretty much all of it once Travolta showed up
When I was stationed at Fort Hood in the early 90s. We had no harrier jump-jet considering that is a Marine thing. And considering that Fort Hood is a US Army base.
I was wondering about that. I was in the Navy, and i always thought Marine Corps bases were called Camps; while army bases were called Forts.
I was at Hood in the early 2000's. Never saw a Harrier lol
Thank you very much for your service. But you’re using logic, knowledge, and reason in this silly movie.
FART Hood, 1980-1981. There is no airfield on main post, and only a very small one on West FART Hood.
P.S.: What a shithole!!!
Harriers at FART Hood! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The only dislikes are from Scientologists.
Dawson Retter pretty much
@DevilsNachoz Seriously? There's millions
@DevilsNachoz Most of the world is religious so at least part of the idiocy it takes to believe in Scientology you have to have to believe in any religion. Most humans are irrational about religion.
You people have too many engrams,dm me for auditing
@DevilsNachoz And to think of how much money some people pour into Scientology...
The book was pretty bad too. My English teacher in HS was a scientologist. She tried to have us read Dianetics, but some parents complained, and she got into trouble. After that she assigned us Battlefield Earth. It was the worst, and I was an avid SciFi reader when I was a kid. Ironically, the only good parts of that book were left out of the movie entirely.
EDIT: Regarding gold, it's one of the best conductors known to man, but it's so expensive and rare that we use copper instead. It's actually an extremely rare element in the universe that is only produced in a supernova, or neutron star collision. There is a theory that a nearby star went supernova when the primordial cloud was just forming. That's why we have so much gold on the Earth. It's also a heavy element, so you will mostly find it in rocky bodies. Rocky bodies are actually pretty rare. Most orbiting objects are either ice planets or gas planets like Neptune and Jupiter. On the Earth we would not have had any gold if it weren't for the heavy bombardment period. During that period much of the gold was stirred up from the inner core by asteroid strikes, and put into the mantle to be later mined. Otherwise all the gold would have just sunk to the core during the formation of the Earth, and it would have been melted and been mixed with the nickel/iron core. Honestly of all the elements on the Earth, gold is probably going to be the one most likely sought out from extraterrestrial beings (if they exist). That or probably uranium, since it shares similar origins as gold, as well having been placed in the mantle by the same processes that placed gold in the mantle. Our gold and uranium probably came from the same supernova estimated to have occurred 6 billion years ago.
This was a super interesting comment. I never knew how rare gold really is
@@MaxOakland Gold is not rare actually. There are asteroids in the Asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter with more gold than all the Earth combined, and you don't need to conquer or invade a planet to take it, just take it from the asteroid. We can't do it right now, but when we could go to the asteroid belt and take all we want, gold won't be precious. It is precious in Earth due to the scarcity. The Asteroid belt has a lot of other metals too
I mean... super advanced aliens should be able to turn lead into gold. At least I assume.
@@MicroClases_Ciencia The total mass of the asteroid belt is estimated to be about 3% of the mass of the moon - so not as much as you think.
Gold is very abundant, we just haven't accessed much of it yet. All the gold mined in human history would only fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool (estimates are between 20-22 cubic meters). Gold would be useful for a space-faring civilization, though, as it is great at blocking solar radiation. We've been using it to coat visors on space suit helmets since the 60s.
It makes sense now that you've told us about the "Producers"-style budget inflation scam behind this movie, because like "Springtime for Hitler," "Battlefield Earth" feels like it was deliberately made to be an instant flop.
I'm be giving to think Disney has adopted the "The Producers" deliberately bad project scheme for tax write-offs...
"Do you *_WANT_* lunch??!" Is still one of the funniest lines in any movie ever.
The mindfuck of the decade is how this guy doesn't have over a million subs by now? Entertaining as hell! Keep it up! I really wish you made a career out of youtube so we could enjoy your reviews more frequently.
Thank you! It would be nice as a career, I could do much more videos more often. Btw "mindfuck of the decade" is the funniest thing I've heard all day :D
Yeah sure,AND shyamalans breathe isnt nor the son of the mask nor S A N D,nor anything,you live in cryogenia
as a kid i loved this movie over everything
it had scifi, john travolta and cool special effects in it
me and my dad couldnt understand why such a gem was aired 2 am on tv
+2salzig2spucknapp I remember watching it as a kid as well, I don't remember if I enjoyed it or not though, it may be one of those movies that is so bad it's actually good heh. Now Legend of Cougar Canyon... that movie was shit lol. I sat through the whole movie as a kid waiting to see a cougar and it was all about some kid walking through the f'in desert lmao
@@VerryTechnicalI thought it would be Softcore porn with a name like that (Cinemax airings after midnight)
Realize one thing: This was made after Predator, a great SciFi film, thus the dreadlocks on John Travolta and his aliens!
I remember seeing the box for this movie at blockbuster way back when I was a kid and as a huge science fiction fan I remember never asking my mom to rent it for me because quite frankly even the cover looked bad. Glad to know I never missed out on anything
What I love about your reviews is that you mention even the smaller details, and I'm a serious nitpicker.
I'm glad Stuckmann suggested your channel, because I feel many critics in general skip the trivial stuff.
And as I always do with every great channel I discover on TH-cam, I did a marathon of your videos.
Awesome stuff, dude!
Thank you very much! Hope you enjoyed them and thank for watching :)
***** hey dude review kite is a 2014 movie have to say one shit movie
***** I can't help it. When I actually saw it, I found it to be a rousing B-movie. It was so gloriously bad it was irresistible. It HAD a coherent (albeit preposterous) plot and good actors (Travolta, Whittaker, Pepper).
Tkz no problem
Same
Mark's versions of the throw scene are fucking pricless! 😂
Its all about that timing in the editing , just like a punchline XD
Abandoned Channel Absolutely man, that shit made me cry
Just so you all know, the founder of Scientology wrote the book....
+THE GAMING LORDS FOREVER 49 That is why Travolta did it. It was part of his 'journey' or something.
+mikeyh0 Shortly thereafter he appeared in Hairspray in what is some strange variation on a female of some kind UHHGG!! what a journey really !!
pvtrichter88 I never did watch that. Travolta in drag has zero appeal to me. Dustin Hoffman pulled it off. I enjoyed the idiocy of Battlefield Earth. I have low, low standards, I guess.
mikeyh0 thankfully you didn't miss anything my girlfriend at the time had a copy that someone gave her and I sat through some of it but yes HOFFman was funny as it was meant to be I'm still perplexed as to BE but enjoy M8!!
mikeyh0 But the movie is amazing.
What many people have a hard time understanding is; what we consider to be "rare Earth elements" are elements that are only really rare here on EARTH.
Gold may not be in huge abundance here, on Earth, making them "rare Earth elements," to us. But, there are three distinct types of asteroids, (some near Earth) that have high levels of elements we would consider valuable enough to expend the necessary time and energy to mine someday. (Clearly making them a FAR better alternative to any other species of aliens that may have some use for them, than invading Earth.)
There's;
▫️C-type asteroids , which have a high abundance of water which is not currently of use for mining but could be used in an exploration effort beyond the asteroid. (Mission costs could be reduced by using the available water from the asteroid. )
C-type asteroids also have a lot of organic carbon, phosphorus, and other key ingredients for fertilizer which could be used to grow food.
▫️S-type asteroids, which carry little water but would appear more attractive because they contain numerous metals including: nickel, cobalt and more valuable metals such as gold, platinum and rhodium. A small 10-meter S-type asteroid contains about 650,000 kg (1,433,000 lb) of metal with 50 kg (110 lb) in the form of "rare" metals like platinum and gold.
And then there's;
▫️M-type asteroids are rare but contain up to 10 times more metal than S-types..
A class of easily recoverable objects (EROs) was identified by a group of researchers in 2013.
Twelve asteroids made up the initially identified group, all of which could be potentially mined with present-day rocket technology.
Of 9,000 asteroids searched in the NEO database, these twelve could all be brought into an Earth-accessible orbit by changing their velocity by less than 500 meters per second (1,800 km/h; 1,100 mph). The dozen asteroids range in size from 2 to 20 meters (10 to 70 ft).
Obviously, if some more advanced Alien species encountered our solar system searching for these elements, it would be FAR more cost-effective to do something WE should have been doing since the 70's lol than invade and oppress the human population, as shown in Battlefield Earth.
But, what's sci-fi got to do with science, right?! 👍😊
Thanks for the fuckin essay I should have it back to you by Monday.
Theres a single asteroid in the asteroid belt with TRILLIONS in rare earth minerals. Supposedly a couple asteroids have more of a couple minerals then all the known mines on earth
And all the story has to say is that a conflict sparked over mining the asteroids which spilled over to Earth
Congratulations, you win the nerdiest comment ever award.
After a thousand years all that military equipment would have been one big rust bucket that's even if the base was still there and hadn't withered away from no up keep.
I'd say after 1,000 years it would all be dust on the ground
6:46 Well according to Terl in the movie he claims that when they invaded Earth the humans could only put up a 9 minute fight against them. Something I find incredibly hard to believe given the fact of how ungodly stupid these freaking aliens are.
I can't see the Russians, Americans, germans giving up that easy
The aliens dropped H bombs. Pay attention
They also dropped a super virus that killed most of the population, there were not enough remaining to even fight.
The movie is such trash it leaves out important plot, making it even worse!
Actually they didn't. It would have poisoned their breathing gas@@c_n_b
@@c_n_b In the book they nerve gassed the whole planet by surprise from a huge drone (not in the movie)
your reaction to the no bacon was totally on point.
How BAD is MOVIE 43???
Do it.
Please.
Battlefield: Earth is not a bad movie. It's the most epically hilarious comedy ever made.
So it is worth a watch?
I've read the book and it was average.
@@RubensBarrichello.Not unless you want lunch...or whatever.
This movie/book is a fascinating look into Hubbard's head.
He named the alien beings 'Psylos' because he said they were supposed to be psychiatrists and the whole thing was a metaphor for 'I really don't like psychiatrists'. That was it. That was the metaphor for the movie: The iconoclast is being held down by the MAN, yeah! They hate that he's a free thinker!
Hubbard was diagnosed as a malignant narcissist at some point in the mid 20th century. This was by most accounts a true assessment. However being a malignant narcissist, this pushed Hubbard over the edge and he spent the rest of his days writing ham fisted allegories about all the meanies who wouldn't play along and pointed out the emperor had no clothes. I mean how dare they! He was obviously this enlightened being that would make Jesus, Muhammad or Buddha look like rank amateurs!
If the human race wouldn't be so defective about choosing leadership traits the guy would have been ranting on the street corners like a less pleasant Terry A. Davis. But he actually got his heart's desire creating an entire effin' religion all about 'How great he was'.
-The pizza doesn't have bacon
- :o NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
That was so funny, I had to watch that part several times XD
-Michael Bay is going to make another movie!
- :o NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Alejandro Sastoque Thanks, I'm going to try and do more skits like that in my future videos
Yeah man, I laughed so hard, and I glad that Chris Stuckman included your channel in one of his videos, I like your channel and is great that you make reviews of B movies, I'm watching a lot of that kind of films, last one I saw was "Colission Earth" and the face of the main actor when something dangerous is up is hilarious, pretty much the face you would make if you use the bathroom in your girlfriend's house and there's no toilet paper, just like that. LOL
I laughed so hard at "What the fuck does that even mean" so hard, I had to watch it 3,000,000,000 times.
*****
Seriously, your example showed more character development. At least this shows that you also really care about bacon on your pizza.
This put a smile on my face.
This put a smile on mine :D
FanboyFlicks who was the girl?
not yours^^
Damian Skibitzki Ok.............
I guess it´s his GF or so
Highlights. That girl is a better actor than the one from the movie. Her oh-so-canadian sorry. And that whole skit.
Also congratulations of gaining like 4k subs.
No one:
No one ever:
John Travolta: dO yOu WaNt LuNcH!?!?!?
Literally used to watch this on VHS all the time at my grandmas when I was 10. In retrospect that is the appropriate age to enjoy the movie
I've read that book, trust me you aren't missing a single thing. The last half of the book that wasn't adapted for the screen involves another alien species contacting Jonny and talking about intergalactic banks...
This book is seriously 1000+ pages long
Would you rate the book better than the movie??
Sounds insanely boring and stupid. I will never read the book or watch the movie because I refuse to give a dime to the "church" of Scientology
The book is freaking awesome, especially the last part of it
You're not a Scientologist right? People that aren't Scientologists actually wasted that much of their time to try and read this book?! Why?! Seriously who the fuck would do that to themselves?!
Im currently reading it didn't know there was a film. Im only on pg 160 and I'm really enjoying it. I like the characters a lot and I'm eager to find out how things unfold tbh
two things:
first, well done sir on the girl... well done indeed.
second, when Canadians order "bacon" on a pizza, is it bacon, or is it ham?
DarylPell if you want ''ham'' you have to say ''ham'' if you ask ''bacon'' theyll put you ''bacon'' ...crazy place eh
Ragimund VonWallat THATS FUCKING INSANE! I asked for BACON without the quotation marks!
Like an acting style, it's "ham". :D
In Hawaii it’s ham. If u order Canadian bacon they look at you like your nuts.
CR spring17 - I’d never get nuts on my pizza
Poor Barry Pepper. He's actually a decent actor who's been in decent things, such as The Green Mile, Enemy of the State, and The Kennedys.
Christie Greenwood Don't forget Knockaroud Guys and True Grit.
@ScrmblesThDethDealer good call. But who wants to play a badass sniper from ww2? Boring... when you can play a character from whatever the hell this movie is... id kill my talent agent
Barry Pepper was the only good thing to come out of this movie.
Also Saving Private Ryan. I can’t remember his name in the movie but he was the sniper.
The guacamole statement made me laugh so hard....oh my that was a lmao with a weese at the end. I dont know why im here ...oh god i laughed a weeze e.
I love this film for all of the reasons you describe! When I found this in the bargain-bin of my local charity-shop here in rural France I felt like a free-diver who had accidentally not only plunged to to the greatest of depths, but had quite by accident found the biggest pearl of them all. 👀
Do you want lunch!?
Mark you have some serious comedy talent, keep up the good work.
"Why did I start this fucking show?"
Best quote of the episode.
This movie is a sincere interpretation on "Mom and dad save the world."
that clip from Mission Impossible is a great example of dutch angle used right. love that scene, and that movie!
Yes, I agree. Mission Impossible is one of the BEST movie franchises out there. I couldn't appreciate it as a kid, but when I got older, as a teenager, I could definitely appreciate the series more and more as the movies went on, same with the James Bond movies and also The Jason Bourne movies, and Taken. I mean, my Mom and Aunt loved the first MI movie(which I think wasn't based on the 60's TV series).
I think Tom Cruise's version is just a standalone movie series, but each MI movie just gets better and better than the previous one. And I can definitely appreciate the MI movies nowadays. I mean, it's getting harder and harder to appreciate and find good movies now. I might be losing faith in superhero movies, but not anime movies though.
@@shawnfields2369 agreed!
@@ashen-one--x Thanks!
DUDE, we missed you!
Thanks, I missed you guys too
I liked this movie for all the reasons you dislike it. This is one of the most unintentionally funny movies I've seen. I was laughing in the theater when I saw this. Yes, Terl thinks humans like rats, so he shoves a rat into Johnnie's face. Hilarious!
3:43
Notice that he's not screaming "Nooooo!" I like to think that whatever he threw was screaming. hahahaha.
You absolute maniac! I just saw it and cannot unsee it now. Been laughing for a few minutes. Thank you! lol
Video guy here. "Dutching" the shoot not dutchy on the set. But that sounds sick af and ima start using it
I enjoyed the movie as a comedy. It was pretty good. Savages learning to fly perfectly preserved fighters in a simulator was a kicker.
To the point about the gold: Quantum mechanics and the way elements are produced in stars actually dictate, that gold is quite rare everywhere in the universe. So it is not totally illogical, that other species value it.
But the shittynes of the film really does not relie on that.
MusikCassette so advanced aliens don't have fusion figured out?
@@meowcat9636 I think Rubbard was only thinking of "criticizing" Capitalism and had no idea about the fact that gold is rare everywhere. As for fusion, maybe it's impossible outside of stars? We don't know yet.
@@alexandresobreiramartins9461 actually we do. Fusion is possible with a particle accelerator, you basically smash an atom into another at high speed. Not really for commercial use or long-lasting products but we can do that.
Aliens capable of interstellar travel could easily find and mine asteroids such as 433 Eros...
Data from the Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous spacecraft collected on Eros in December 1998 suggests that it could contain 20 billion tonnes of aluminum and similar amounts of metals that are rare on Earth, such as gold and platinum.[19]
NEEERRRRD
You know, you can toss in a movie you like once every while :)
Btw congrats on the 5k gain of subscribers over night.
Lately, I've been trying to work on a show about my favorite movies but you'd be surprised at how long it takes just to review bad movies lol
Positive reviews don't get views though. Most popular reviewers are incredibly negative in a funny way.
A good reviewer is honest and critical, and even if they spend most of the time picking apart the flaws of something they include a long section about the parts they enjoyed or at least mention it in the wrap-up.
Keyword "good" reviewer. Yahtzee became famous because he verbally pisses hate-lava but he always mentions what he enjoyed about a title (if anything) and if he recommends it.
Same with AngryJoe though he's more of a Let's Player. He spits bile the entire time but he clearly shows what he loves.
You were wondering why tanks and fighters were not destroyed in a war. But You can find many explenations for this. The right question to ask is: how the hell were they operational after a 1000 years? In my old car brakes got to rusty to drive, when I left it unused for two weeks. After 1000 years they would be lucky if they managed to open doors in Fort Knox. Complex machines like jet fighters would be way beyond repair.
axh2 1000 years old aged wd-40 bruh....its like liquid diamond
Also jet fuel only has a shelf life of 4 years.
Could be if they had some kind of storage that displaced oxygen, and water vapor, dirt, etc. Maybe some pressured environment, chemical, or both to supress outgassing from the rubbery parts.
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The accent when she says "Mark" is so incredibly thick.
I bet she likes it rough
Lol! Didn't notice till I went back. What accent is that, I wonder... "EhMarkhe!"
sounds Canadian
Great review. I can't help but to think that the movie was ahead of its time with the whole Ancient Aliens mining for gold.
Crap lousy ceiling!
Dream Warrior12 "I thought I told you to get some man-animals and fix it!"
Review Dragonball: Evolution or The Last Air Bender.
He did last air bender already
jokesterr119 Where? I'm a new subscriber.
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Thanks man for sucking it up and doing Battlefield Earth. Have you seen On Deadly Ground, that is pretty God Awful too. I love how Seagal just kills everyone in sight to defend the environment.
It's actually a wonderful comedy, hilarious!!
I recommend watching it with friends, have a drink or two and simply marvel that it was ever made- the Everest of bad films.
So many favourite moments.
some dude sait about this movie that "[the director] understands that directors sometimes tilt the camera but he does not understand why"
I am so happy I don't have to watch these movies and I can just watch your hilarious reviews instead :D
I never comment on TH-cam videos, but this was hilarious!Great job
I like how the humans are so feral that they all have long, messy hair but can still shave like every two days. You never see any stubble in post apocalyptic Earth.
I know it's an old comment and all but I just stumbled upon this channel now lol.
I find it even more hilarious that somehow ALL the humans have perfect dental hygiene while the superior aliens teeth are literally rotting away.
Feral humans somehow have access to some major dental surgeries in their secret caves.
One of my biggest complaints about any post apocalyptic entertainment.
People have cropped/trimmed hair and clean shaven faces.
I’d like to see something made where the cast are denied some of the grooming of the modern day.
People won't stop caring for their looks just because they lose some technology.
Even in the forests of new guinea, primitive tribes have an interest in shaving and having different hairstyles.
Jonnies tribe even seemed to have lived in peace for a while before he stumbles on the psyclos so personal grooming would be normal.
Everything else in this movie on the other hand is one giant hole.
I remember camping with my much older brother one week as a little kid and a storm was coming near the camp site. We had to evacuate for one night and we decided to see a movie. We were so close in seeing this one but at the last moment we went to see the movie Frequency. I’m glad we made that choice, after seeing this review.
You do realize the author of this book (that the movie is based off) is the founder of scientology..( L. Ron Hubbard) Which John Travolta is a member of. I wonder if he knew about this prior?
Who the fuck didn't know about this movie and the church of Scientology?!
I didn't.
Jazhua Vanboven whoa really?
So, um is Travolta still among them? Is this why we don't see him much in the movies anymore? I really want him to come back, he must have his own Mandy just like Cage, the man deserves it.
Wasn't Travolta one if the producers who originally had the idea to turn the book into a movie? I'm pretty sure he knew what this was based in. He has been a Scientologist for a while when he made this film.
So glad I watched this before playing the movie cuz it saved me a hell of a lot of time. Although my favorite part had to be the ending and when that dude hit his head on the ceiling 😂
Does John Travolta's character have dreadlocks growing out of his throat?
Throatlocks 🏆, don't forget the ladies swimming class nose clips.
The USA wouldn’t have used Harrier jets from Fort Hood against the alien invasion because Fort Hood is an Army base that never had Harrier jets. There would have been Apache helicopters at Fort Hood.
😂 the part where you go, “hey guess what, your dads dead,” had me rolling lol.
10:00 _"Do you want lunch?"_
I laughed entirely too long at that.
Awesome that you explained the Dutch Angle, hope you can continue with some more explaining on cinematic techniques in your future videos too!
Thanks, I like to include little bits of info like that, I'll try to do it more
***** that BS is also good to score chicks;''awww you know so much'' well im sure i dont teach youy nothing new there =P
I’m only half-way through the book but so far, the movie is an incredibly poor adaptation of the story. It’s amazing that this was a passion project.
Glad someone bothered to read it. I thought the book was pretty good. The film was about 1/3 of the first half of the book!
Yep, the book is pretty good.
My friend and I went to see this in the theater, because we had been enjoying sci fi movies with a budget and bad reviews around that time. We exchanged confused looks throughout the entire thing. About 15 minutes before it ends I say "Let's just fuckin go." He replied: "We've come this far..."
I come back periodically to watch this review. That "Because, Why the fuck would I?" Always gets me to blast out a laugh!😄
Was that your girlfriend? If it was, WAY TO GO MARK!
Yeah, his girlfriend is very hot!
@@alexandresobreiramartins9461 Unfortunately his girlfriend left him in 2016. Pre-pandemic.
The novel was freakishly long.
The movie covers maybe the first 1/5 of the novel.
The first part of the novel is really good. But once the actual battle with the psychlos is done and they go to either Africa or south America, there are only a couple more battles in the remaining 700 pages. Then banking and politics take center stage.
Only read the first 1/5. It shows how this film couldve been great if ir wasn't travolta's multimillion dollar turd.
There was no human zoo. Johnny was the first human they captured and trained.
They changed SO much.
I lost my shit at 4:37 lol, keep up the good work mark!
Thanks Andre
To think, this film has the same DP as "Hell or High Water". Practice makes perfect I guess lol.
I enjoy your channel bud. Be well.
Totally just subscribed for the badass cut scene. Lmao! Well done. Both of you.
Good Review Mark! By the way is that your girlfriend? You have never introduced her before. Congratulations on being on Chris Stuckmans suggestion video. All you need now is for Jeremy Jahns to suggest you and you will have tons of subscribers.
Thank you very much, it was a big shock to me when I saw his video lol And that's my friend, Mel, she's very funny and should be back for other videos
***** The Dream Team would be You,Scott,Matt, and Mel. That would be awesome to see, and review Good Burger or Baby Geniuses. Keep up the good work Mark
***** Ahh, stuck in the friend zone, that sucks.
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No, actually that's not the situation at all. Why is it always the assumption that when a guy and a girl are friends, the guy wanted a relationship and the girl rejected him? That's such bullshit.
***** Just wrap that lie around you like a warm blanket :P
Never in my life have I seen a tracking shot that is dutch angeled.. What the fuck were they thinking?
no bacon? I AM OUTRAGED....
Glad you went through this. I’ve never been able to get more than 22 min into this movie.
I can watch this video once and if I like it, I can watch it twice. With endless options for renewal. Endless options for renewal. Endless options for renewal.
Yesterday I wondered if he would do a battlefield earth review
Now please wonder if I'll make 1 Million subs overnight. Worth a shot.
Review the Pacifier. This movie killed my childhood
So its BAD-elfield Earth?
Dude..i have seen these bad movies series multiple times over the years...and still have a good laugh
Good stuff man 👍🏻👍🏻
Fun fact: "Aliens mining gold" is a major plotpoint in the movie "Cowboys & Aliens"...
But is it a better done movie than John Travolta with Predator Dreads? Yes...the answer is yes.
I can't believe Travolta did this shit.
After his Oscar presentation schtick he's being considered as a Facehugger in the upcoming Aliens movie.
LivingInVancouverBC lol too funny
he did it because L Ron Hubbard the creator of scientology wrote the shitty book the shitty movie was made after. Travolta is an avid scientologist. Hence WORST MOVIE EVER!
DOODER1091 Oh I'm completely aware why he did it... I just can't believe he actually did it.
The gods took Travolta's dignity in the night.
Something neglected in almost every sci fi: the humans should not be able to use alien weaponry because it is more advanced, meaning they likely have DNA locks and other far tech security measures that would more likely cause the weapon to explode when picked up by the enemy
I was like 10 when I first saw it as one of those late night sci-fi channel reruns, but I actually quite enjoyed it. It's stupid as hell but watching parts of it again now I still find myself entertained.
"...which I didn't read because why the fuck would I?" 🤣
you are so so so soooo funny lol!!
Thank thank thank thaaaaaank you!
+FanboyFlicks From the sounds of it, Battlefield Earth really actually pissed you off.
+FanboyFlicks isn't gold used in very high end technology? I suppose they could need it for alien boob grower ray guns. Id like that
FineartAndBeauty are u a troll or just a moron? “
I actually have to disagree with you, I really enjoyed battlefield earth and will recommend it to my friends who love science fiction
Make sure you recommend it to all of your Scientologist friends.. actually it's prolly required viewing lol
@@ronpowell9461 I think Scientology is really stupid like Mormonism and all other religions. but I just so much enjoyed this movie as an entertaining science fiction movie. nothing more. and if someone wants an entertaining science fiction movie. I would definitely recommend it to him.
The movie involved fraud??? sound about right given the "religion" its author "created" ...hard to not include quotes in everything related to L Ron Hubbard...could be the greatest charlatan ever.
You forgot quotes in "author" too, no? XD
@@vitorafmonteiro He wrote a lot of stuff for decades, including Battlefield Earth, legit. He was a legit science fiction, Western and adventure author. But there are also a lot of things allegedly written by LRH that he only started and let others ghostwrite for him. That's not unusual. Then again, there is also some stuff he had nothing to do with at all that has his name on it - and it's just a cash grab for the church of Scientology.
@@RedSiegfried You are right, as a pulpy author his early stuff was praised by people like Stephen King and others till now, and even BFE has its ironic fans (Mitt Romney called it a "very funny science fiction book") so I was exagerating for fun, but post Church creation Hubbard was clearly a different "animal", much more covertly disseminating his propaganda (LOTS of antipsychology and conspiracies stuff) and much more meandering, little imaginative world-building and weak wording. Not even considering how hard it is to know what Hubbard wrote and didn't wrote since the Church let him claim authorship for a lot to prove how much of a Renaissance Man genius he was as you point out.
I don't care, I love this movie. It makes me happy! I bought the tape from my rental store back in 2003. It was wierd but i liked it. But i also loved starship troopers from day one.
"One of the other humans gives him a ...pep talk."
Hey, that's not just some other human, that's Chrisitan Tessier, formerly on You Can't Do That On Television!
Is that his girlfriend if so dame dude keep her
review lady in the water
I've been planning on it, I was actually coming up with a comedy skit for it today so don't be surprised if you see a video soon :)
fucking awesome
Forrest Whitaker is now in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
What, the Neil Breen movie? XD