I don't know if mundane is the word when you're talking about sex because look at the prostitution industry and the p*** industry man that makes a lot of money
Yes Michael Cera is Canadian. However, the whole movie was written by Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen about their time at high school in British Columbia Canada, hence Sera’s name being Evan and Jonah’s name being Seth.
It's just teenage bromance, dude. The phallus obsession is most likely a personal insecurity he's always had. Doesn't mean he's gay or gay for his bro.
This was my Canadian highschool experience for the most part. I love that ending where the boys find girls and become men and part ways. Pretty damn symbolic to many of our lives.
The point of that ending was to show how they're so used to doing everything together and talking about the shit they want to do with girls. And when the girls finally come into the picture, they're stunned that they're separating and actually getting to do those things. I thought it was funny you thought Seth was gay for Evan, but it could be possible. I think it's just a slight exaggeration of brodom and how a lot of bros interact with each other. Maybe it's because I am similar to Seth, in terms of stature, also it didn't help actually watching the movie. Because I just based my entire personality off of him for about 2 1/2 years, but whatever. Great reaction.
There is far more closer brodom than this out there. But to be fair this is movie wouldn't be that crazy of idea if they lowkey did this. It honestly be better than most romance movies I feel with massive exaggeration rather than something subtle.
See like you paused it when he punched her in the tit to give some life lesson to a movie character. Breaking up The Comedy punchline. When you could just commented on or laughed at him awkwardly punching her yot
That was exactly how high school was for me. I wasn't as big a nerd as these three main characters, but high school was just like that. My friends and I were just as dirty as these kids...lol Ps. I'm a Minister nowadays
26:26 there was actually just a case where a couple of officers threw down an elderly person & broke their shoulder. Person was hard of hearing & wouldnt stop walking away. They were caught laughing & watching the recordings. Playing it back talking about how he could hear it 'pop'
10:40 this movie is written by seth rogen and his writing partner Evan Goldberg. It was based off themselves and their experiences through highschool. so yeah there is a person like that and he made this brilliant film LOL
Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, the writers, grew up in Vancouver, Canada and went to school at West Point Grey Secondary school. Obviously, this is a work of fiction, but there are some easter eggs for people from here. The names of 90% of the characters are 100% real. They interviewed the real "McLovin," Steve Fogel, on the news when this was first released. Some of the places they reference are in Vancouver. There was a liquor store at that corner that McLovin mentions on Granville Street back in the 90s. I grew up in White Rock, a suburb of Vancouver and except for the stuff with the cops, this is incredibly realistic. I feel like I'm back in high school watching this. I knew guys like these characters. The major difference is that most of the kids in the movie are white and we're definitely a minority here. Most of the kids I knew were Indian (the real kind), black and East Asian (Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Filipino). Every girl I knew wanted a black or brown guy. Granted, who doesn't love Indian food? I love a good vindaloo, butter chicken, biryani or pakoras. This isn't just your standard, gross out teen comedy. There's a realism to a lot of this that I really appreciate and even when it goes off into teenage nerd fantasy, I can't complain. I felt like this in the 90s. I wouldn't put this in the same category as most gross out teen comedies like Porkys or American Pie because there's actual writing here and it feels like there's an effort to create some kind of reality for much of the movie. It isn't entirely teenage fantasy. I love how awkward everyone is. That's exactly what high school is like. Nobody is as confident as the kids in American Pie.
I was genuinely surprised at 4:52 when he actually laughed instead of pausing it and telling me about “how useful peripheral vision is and how if he … etc etc. “
I knew MANY people in high school who resemble Jonah hills character 😂😅 This is genuinely one of the best depictions of high school I’ve seen from a movie of my generation
Great reaction! This was how my high school experience was parties and stupidity. Malls back in the day were the best. I remember spending hours at the mall.
I didn't realize how heavy I was until I kind of fell on a fence. I was trying to climb over it to get my hide away key since I forgot mine. I can't climb very well and have mobility issues, and thought that maybe I could use a ladder to help me. The temperature was about 11° and my roommate wouldn't be home until six hours later with no car to use. One leg went over and as I tried to get the other leg over, I fell on the top of the fence where it was between my legs. The pain was horrendous. I was stuck for a while and had to use my boney butt to help get me over, I don't know how I did it, but I got out of it. My neighbor helped me after that. I was bleeding really bad and thought I had riped something, thankfully I didn't, I did bruise my pelvic bone and it was painful for weeks after that. So I know how it feels to get kicked, maybe worse probably.
This is strange to me too, my high school years were nothing like this and I never met people like this. I always viewed this movie as a fantasy, I can't believe people in the comments lived this. You learn something new everyday.
They really missed the boat on making a sequel. My idea would have been they all get back together after their first year of college during summer break and get back into shenanigans.
Take some constructive criticism it's a comedy reaction part is great but when you have to pause explain characters & if they're real or not it's an effing movie
Idk that’s what’s funny to me about his channel like how serious he takes everything and brings it back to real life explaining it as if he was the only normal person there
I had to laugh a bit at "do people like this exist?" Yes. Yes they do. I'm proud to say most of my friends were like this and I was the one drawing dicks on everything. Also boobs so, equal doodler. That deep bond of friendship love they had was sweet. It was kind of sad to see them start to go their own ways at the end. I had a childhood friend that stayed in the same town as we grew up in and we stayed that close right up till he passed away last year. We had thrown this movie into our rotation. Good days. Good memories.
6:35 - This is a bit of a joke in itself as tiramisu is not something that you cook. You basically just whip up a bunch of stuff (egg yolks, sugar, mascarpone, egg whites, and cream), fold it together, and layer it with ladyfinger cookies soaked in espresso (and Kahlua or Marsala but obviously a school would omit that). It’s all done cold, like an icebox cake.
The same thing on This Is The End movie: Jay didn't tell Seth about he was stay Four Seasons hotel with their friend Danny in Los Angeles for last two months ago. At Superbad: Evan didn't tell Seth about he's going to college with their friend Fogel at next year.
10:40 Oh, they exist! I met a bunch of them throughout my life. I actually find myself in much of his behavior. Even his drawings, just that I was mostly doing it on walls (well, me and my friends).
A little constructive criticism... You're obviously an intelligent, well spoken, insightful, and conscientious sort of guy and I sincerely appreciate the way that comes across in your reactions. That being said, it seems like you're taking these movies way too seriously. It's a comedy. It's thin on narrative and realism and is mostly just there for the laughs. It's not meant to be taken seriously. The constant pausing to deconstruct a scene and criticize factual errors is really tedious and totally unnecessary. That sort of thing would be better suited for more serious fare... period dramas, art films, and the like. For a movie like this one, it just sort of sucks the joy out of the experience. I mean... maybe not for you. You kept laughing, so it seems like you were enjoying yourself, but I have to say that it wasn't much fun watching from this end. Again, I mean no disrespect to you whatsoever. You seem like a really decent person. Food for thought. ✌
from a reaction channels point of view you are here to see what he has to say and it is assumed you have already seen the movie....it also no fun just to watch someone watch a movie without knowing what they are thinking...i will say tho he should finish the scene before commenting on it because sometimes he says something and not even 5 seconds latter they tell him the answer to what he was wondering about. but that also gives us a little more insight on what is going on in his mind at random times
@@bawrukid8734 I see what you're saying and I obviously can't speak for anyone aside from myself, but I definitely don't watch movie reactions to hear a detailed deconstruction of every other scene or having every continuity error or factual inaccuracy pointed out during a silly, shallow comedy flick. That sort of thing is interesting in a serious, detailed biopic, historical film, period drama, or a "high art" concept film. Stopping the movie to point out those details in a two dimensional comedy that isn't meant to be taken at all seriously isn't the least bit interesting. It's actually really boring. Commentary is one thing and you're right. I DO want hear some, but this is something else entirely. 🤷♂️
@@trygswyrmwoodside3229 His political affiliations are irrelevant as far as I'm concerned, and if I were to venture to guess, his approach strikes me as being more about obsessive compulsion than about shoehorning social messages, but I really have no idea.🤷♂️ Nevertheless, you're certainly entitled to your opinion.
Fun reaction this hilarious film, thanks for that! For a next comedy reaction (an another exhilarating coming of age story) I recommend "Scott Pilgrim vs The World"! You'll love!
That one scene, my God when I first watched this movie.. when he punched her in the tit... Ooooohhhhhhh I was crying. Hahahahaha... easily one of the funniest movies ever
Mr. Boyd I believe I can make women understand what getting kicked in the groin as a man feels like Testicles are ovaries. Men start out as women in utero, and then we continue evolving until we're perfect Testicles are just ovaries that have fallen out of the body and hang on the outside Therefore, since it is the exact same organ, I believe that when a woman has her menstrual cycle, the stomach pain, she feels the deep gut ache, I believe is the exact same one that men get after getting hit in the groin. Why not? It's the exact same wiring. The same nervous system, the exact same location in the brain where we feel it
I think your reasoning for what constitutes a man being homosexual is very rigid. The whole, weird dick obsession, imho, can exist without any erotic thoughts associated. As for the relationship with our two main protagonists…it’s clearly a kind of love. We got familial love, romantic love and what these two shared, love for friends…not fondness…real love.
It was also part of the joke, that they were acting as if they were in love, romantically, and the next morning acting the way people act after spending the night together and not knowing what else to do.
I had a 2 "buddies" that had this issue growing up in 7/8th grade. They didn't go out of way just to draw dicks. They used permanent marker and drew it over everything you own so you would get in trouble in school. Was a pain in the ass to deal with.
26:58 I used to try the book store. Hanging out in the area of the store you're interested in and see who turns up. Or in the Cafe area and see what books they have on their table.
Oh shit we're into movie reactions now? That's badass man. I was wondering where the hell LBOYD's videos went. I havent been getting pop ups on my feed for a long time but we're here.
I would suggest American Pie but you judging these dumb movie cops as if they're real police it's a movie it's a comedy everything's exaggerated for comedic effect
Youd be surpised ive cussed at a teacher three times two of those times they apologized and said they understood where i was coming from when i explained why i was mad at them.
I used to work at a mall and there was a female security guard passing in front of me as I’m raising my hand doing something a customer moves my arm violently and I punch the hell out of the guard’s boob and it was super embarrassing
Lol, SuperBad was from the time in the 21st Century, where it was unthinkable that the Main Characters would end up going Gay after failing with the Ladies...
You must’ve not been around many white Boys then because the dialect in this movie is on point lol. 😅 The characters are based off of Seth Rogan and Evan Goldbergs experiences being in High School.
I AM MCLOVIN Oh, Those guys were in your high school look to your left two tables down in the cafeteria. That's where we sat. If you want something more outrageous you need to check out. Harold and Kumar go go to White Castle..
Dude I honestly do like you. You're eloquent and generally very insightful in your reactions. When reacting to a movie like this you have to let the film play though. We may as well be watching the commentary on the DVD. The film is hilarious, let it be hilarious and choose your moment to have an opinion. I can't watch you speak over Superbad for half an hour.
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I don't know if mundane is the word when you're talking about sex because look at the prostitution industry and the p*** industry man that makes a lot of money
Lmao they're not gay. You can just love your friends.
Yes Michael Cera is Canadian. However, the whole movie was written by Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen about their time at high school in British Columbia Canada, hence Sera’s name being Evan and Jonah’s name being Seth.
Oh shit i didnt know this was supposed to take place in BC
They weren't gay they just loved each other
It's just teenage bromance, dude. The phallus obsession is most likely a personal insecurity he's always had. Doesn't mean he's gay or gay for his bro.
People like this exist. This was basically my high school years almost exactly...
My freshman college year almost exactly
Same, this is really close to my school experiences. Still close with my friends as well.
One of the greatest teenage comedies ever made. Good job sir.
This movie made me and my dad laugh more than any other movie ever watching it in the theater 😂
Saw this with 4 friends and my mom, the end credits we all cried laughing
This was my Canadian highschool experience for the most part.
I love that ending where the boys find girls and become men and part ways. Pretty damn symbolic to many of our lives.
The point of that ending was to show how they're so used to doing everything together and talking about the shit they want to do with girls. And when the girls finally come into the picture, they're stunned that they're separating and actually getting to do those things. I thought it was funny you thought Seth was gay for Evan, but it could be possible. I think it's just a slight exaggeration of brodom and how a lot of bros interact with each other. Maybe it's because I am similar to Seth, in terms of stature, also it didn't help actually watching the movie. Because I just based my entire personality off of him for about 2 1/2 years, but whatever. Great reaction.
There is far more closer brodom than this out there. But to be fair this is movie wouldn't be that crazy of idea if they lowkey did this. It honestly be better than most romance movies I feel with massive exaggeration rather than something subtle.
Haha, I knew Mr Lloyds compulsive need to explain reality to a farce would be red lining with this one.
I saw what he was going to react to.. I laughed so hard knowing how Mr Loyd is... lmao
See like you paused it when he punched her in the tit to give some life lesson to a movie character. Breaking up The Comedy punchline. When you could just commented on or laughed at him awkwardly punching her yot
Funny you saying you didn't know anyone like this... Cause pretty much everyone I knew was like this.
That was exactly how high school was for me. I wasn't as big a nerd as these three main characters, but high school was just like that. My friends and I were just as dirty as these kids...lol
Ps. I'm a Minister nowadays
My mother-in-law is 70. This is her favorite movie. She saw it alone in the theater with a handful of teenaged strangers.
26:26 there was actually just a case where a couple of officers threw down an elderly person & broke their shoulder. Person was hard of hearing & wouldnt stop walking away.
They were caught laughing & watching the recordings. Playing it back talking about how he could hear it 'pop'
People like Jonah Hills character exist. We had a friend named Austin who was like this guy times 3. He chilled out and became a nurse.
10:40 this movie is written by seth rogen and his writing partner Evan Goldberg. It was based off themselves and their experiences through highschool. so yeah there is a person like that and he made this brilliant film LOL
Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, the writers, grew up in Vancouver, Canada and went to school at West Point Grey Secondary school. Obviously, this is a work of fiction, but there are some easter eggs for people from here. The names of 90% of the characters are 100% real. They interviewed the real "McLovin," Steve Fogel, on the news when this was first released. Some of the places they reference are in Vancouver. There was a liquor store at that corner that McLovin mentions on Granville Street back in the 90s. I grew up in White Rock, a suburb of Vancouver and except for the stuff with the cops, this is incredibly realistic. I feel like I'm back in high school watching this. I knew guys like these characters. The major difference is that most of the kids in the movie are white and we're definitely a minority here. Most of the kids I knew were Indian (the real kind), black and East Asian (Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Filipino). Every girl I knew wanted a black or brown guy. Granted, who doesn't love Indian food? I love a good vindaloo, butter chicken, biryani or pakoras. This isn't just your standard, gross out teen comedy. There's a realism to a lot of this that I really appreciate and even when it goes off into teenage nerd fantasy, I can't complain. I felt like this in the 90s. I wouldn't put this in the same category as most gross out teen comedies like Porkys or American Pie because there's actual writing here and it feels like there's an effort to create some kind of reality for much of the movie. It isn't entirely teenage fantasy. I love how awkward everyone is. That's exactly what high school is like. Nobody is as confident as the kids in American Pie.
I was genuinely surprised at 4:52 when he actually laughed instead of pausing it and telling me about “how useful peripheral vision is and how if he … etc etc. “
I knew MANY people in high school who resemble Jonah hills character 😂😅 This is genuinely one of the best depictions of high school I’ve seen from a movie of my generation
Classic movie still holds up to being awesome.
this movie was gold. perfect coming of age tale of the early 2000's
also remember when you’re drunk, you’re just about ready to say I Love You to anyone lol
Great reaction! This was how my high school experience was parties and stupidity. Malls back in the day were the best. I remember spending hours at the mall.
I knew a couple of guys like this back in the ’80’s. Outrageous, high school, over aged actors, ‘80’s movies? Have you seen “Porky’s”? Great reaction.
I finally called the number to see what happens…. You got me good 😂
This movie is hilarious. I’m so happy you found it funny as well!
I'm Canadian and I have to say, thats exactly 100% what Canadian high school was like in mid to late 90's. Right down to the conversations.
I didn't realize how heavy I was until I kind of fell on a fence. I was trying to climb over it to get my hide away key since I forgot mine. I can't climb very well and have mobility issues, and thought that maybe I could use a ladder to help me. The temperature was about 11° and my roommate wouldn't be home until six hours later with no car to use. One leg went over and as I tried to get the other leg over, I fell on the top of the fence where it was between my legs. The pain was horrendous. I was stuck for a while and had to use my boney butt to help get me over, I don't know how I did it, but I got out of it. My neighbor helped me after that. I was bleeding really bad and thought I had riped something, thankfully I didn't, I did bruise my pelvic bone and it was painful for weeks after that. So I know how it feels to get kicked, maybe worse probably.
This is strange to me too, my high school years were nothing like this and I never met people like this. I always viewed this movie as a fantasy, I can't believe people in the comments lived this. You learn something new everyday.
Tell your friends you love them. It doesn't mean you're sexually attracted to them.
They really missed the boat on making a sequel. My idea would have been they all get back together after their first year of college during summer break and get back into shenanigans.
sounds good, but then it would become American pie-ish, it would water down the authenticity and originality of the first, like that series did.
Yeah they made that movie already. It's called American Pie 2
All the high school stuff in this movie is more or less exactly how I remember senior year
"you have to learn the law before you start touching guns" realest wisdom everyone should know
Take some constructive criticism it's a comedy reaction part is great but when you have to pause explain characters & if they're real or not it's an effing movie
Idk that’s what’s funny to me about his channel like how serious he takes everything and brings it back to real life explaining it as if he was the only normal person there
People like this 100% exist
I had to laugh a bit at "do people like this exist?" Yes. Yes they do. I'm proud to say most of my friends were like this and I was the one drawing dicks on everything. Also boobs so, equal doodler. That deep bond of friendship love they had was sweet. It was kind of sad to see them start to go their own ways at the end. I had a childhood friend that stayed in the same town as we grew up in and we stayed that close right up till he passed away last year. We had thrown this movie into our rotation. Good days. Good memories.
6:35 - This is a bit of a joke in itself as tiramisu is not something that you cook. You basically just whip up a bunch of stuff (egg yolks, sugar, mascarpone, egg whites, and cream), fold it together, and layer it with ladyfinger cookies soaked in espresso (and Kahlua or Marsala but obviously a school would omit that). It’s all done cold, like an icebox cake.
The same thing on This Is The End movie:
Jay didn't tell Seth about he was stay Four Seasons hotel with their friend Danny in Los Angeles for last two months ago.
At Superbad:
Evan didn't tell Seth about he's going to college with their friend Fogel at next year.
19:37 One of my friends had to have them surgically reduced due to her back problems.
10:40 Oh, they exist! I met a bunch of them throughout my life. I actually find myself in much of his behavior. Even his drawings, just that I was mostly doing it on walls (well, me and my friends).
Your father sounds like a great man. And you were taught better about social interactions than I was.
Calling the police on somebody is paramount to gambling with their lives. Make sure its worth it.
You would've been blown away by what we did in high school.
It's a real thing, but in the movie they make it more funny and charismatic instead even creepier and sad.
A little constructive criticism... You're obviously an intelligent, well spoken, insightful, and conscientious sort of guy and I sincerely appreciate the way that comes across in your reactions. That being said, it seems like you're taking these movies way too seriously. It's a comedy. It's thin on narrative and realism and is mostly just there for the laughs. It's not meant to be taken seriously. The constant pausing to deconstruct a scene and criticize factual errors is really tedious and totally unnecessary. That sort of thing would be better suited for more serious fare... period dramas, art films, and the like. For a movie like this one, it just sort of sucks the joy out of the experience. I mean... maybe not for you. You kept laughing, so it seems like you were enjoying yourself, but I have to say that it wasn't much fun watching from this end. Again, I mean no disrespect to you whatsoever. You seem like a really decent person. Food for thought. ✌
from a reaction channels point of view you are here to see what he has to say and it is assumed you have already seen the movie....it also no fun just to watch someone watch a movie without knowing what they are thinking...i will say tho he should finish the scene before commenting on it because sometimes he says something and not even 5 seconds latter they tell him the answer to what he was wondering about. but that also gives us a little more insight on what is going on in his mind at random times
@@bawrukid8734 I see what you're saying and I obviously can't speak for anyone aside from myself, but I definitely don't watch movie reactions to hear a detailed deconstruction of every other scene or having every continuity error or factual inaccuracy pointed out during a silly, shallow comedy flick. That sort of thing is interesting in a serious, detailed biopic, historical film, period drama, or a "high art" concept film. Stopping the movie to point out those details in a two dimensional comedy that isn't meant to be taken at all seriously isn't the least bit interesting. It's actually really boring. Commentary is one thing and you're right. I DO want hear some, but this is something else entirely. 🤷♂️
@@ubit397 I think he's just a closeted republican who stops at those parts and gives his spiel as a way to secretly say it.
@@trygswyrmwoodside3229 His political affiliations are irrelevant as far as I'm concerned, and if I were to venture to guess, his approach strikes me as being more about obsessive compulsion than about shoehorning social messages, but I really have no idea.🤷♂️ Nevertheless, you're certainly entitled to your opinion.
@@ubit397 he has also said he is autistic so maybe that is what you are picking up on
Fun reaction this hilarious film, thanks for that! For a next comedy reaction (an another exhilarating coming of age story) I recommend "Scott Pilgrim vs The World"! You'll love!
JEFF was HERE 🏆
The fact you don’t realize that curly hair guy is Jonah Hill 💀 the guy who plays in 21 jump street 😂
I didn’t get the patron version but you didn’t let the credits roll. Some wonderful renditions from Seth’s childhood musings
They're not gas cans. They're laundry detergent containers.
24:36 It's true, most cops go their whole career without ever firing their weapon outside of the Range.
That one scene, my God when I first watched this movie.. when he punched her in the tit... Ooooohhhhhhh I was crying. Hahahahaha... easily one of the funniest movies ever
Bro, these kids are obviously not homosexual
You know, people can love and hug their friends of the same sex and NOT be gay, right???
I remember sneaking into this movie with a few buds back in the day....good times
You should watch This Is The End
Literally all of my friends were like this in High School circa 2000-2004.
"I'm getting that flag, TO-DAY." Looool
1:06 I heard a guy say this when I was in high school. Said they're kind of ugly when you're not in the mood. I thought he was crazy.
Mr. Boyd
I believe I can make women understand what getting kicked in the groin as a man feels like
Testicles are ovaries. Men start out as women in utero, and then we continue evolving until we're perfect
Testicles are just ovaries that have fallen out of the body and hang on the outside
Therefore, since it is the exact same organ, I believe that when a woman has her menstrual cycle, the stomach pain, she feels the deep gut ache, I believe is the exact same one that men get after getting hit in the groin.
Why not? It's the exact same wiring. The same nervous system, the exact same location in the brain where we feel it
Definitely how people were in my high school Superbad nailed it to a T.
The grocery store aka Supermarket could work; just try to glimpse inside their shopping cart/trolley first 😂😂
At 7:00 you said you don't see how this could exist and I promise in smaller schools it's like this. Mine was. The teachers were very lenient
"😮oh lol, wait a sec, we'll get to that in a moment" that shit was fucking funny 😂
yes the actor Michael Cera is canadian he was born in Brampton, Ontario a suburb of Toronto
I think your reasoning for what constitutes a man being homosexual is very rigid. The whole, weird dick obsession, imho, can exist without any erotic thoughts associated.
As for the relationship with our two main protagonists…it’s clearly a kind of love. We got familial love, romantic love and what these two shared, love for friends…not fondness…real love.
It was also part of the joke, that they were acting as if they were in love, romantically, and the next morning acting the way people act after spending the night together and not knowing what else to do.
Wasn't there a trigger warning at the beginning of this video?
I had a 2 "buddies" that had this issue growing up in 7/8th grade. They didn't go out of way just to draw dicks. They used permanent marker and drew it over everything you own so you would get in trouble in school. Was a pain in the ass to deal with.
@@kevinbrooks9074 None of the comments you are responding to seem triggered. Seems like they are talking and discussing rationally.
@@trygswyrmwoodside3229 you seem to be. 😁
You obviously never experienced true bromance.
The love between them two was not sexual, it was something much deeper!
Wasn't there a trigger warning at the beginning of this video?
@@kevinbrooks9074 Anytime someone has an intro like that, i know they are full of shit takes and feel the need to defend them lol
@@epnlvr9790 why? Sounds pretty dumb.
You lived a very shelter life.
Lol. I frickin love this movie. Love that you liked it
I love this movie so much, it holds up so well
26:58 I used to try the book store. Hanging out in the area of the store you're interested in and see who turns up. Or in the Cafe area and see what books they have on their table.
Oh shit we're into movie reactions now? That's badass man. I was wondering where the hell LBOYD's videos went. I havent been getting pop ups on my feed for a long time but we're here.
This is the end. If you know, you know…
Pineapple express
trust me 🤣🤣🤣 as someone who jus graduated last year , people like him do exist 💯 swear about every one of my friends was like SETH 😂
4:37 - Not Anywhere America. The Land Of Milk And Honey
THAT'S WHY IT'S FUNNY.
Very satisfying ending
This movie is a masterpiece 😂
You’re McMuffin! Kills me every time
I would suggest American Pie but you judging these dumb movie cops as if they're real police it's a movie it's a comedy everything's exaggerated for comedic effect
This was almost exactly my 8th and 9th grade...lol...
LOVE this movie and LOVE this soundtrack!
Youd be surpised ive cussed at a teacher three times two of those times they apologized and said they understood where i was coming from when i explained why i was mad at them.
The best way to explain how bad it is to getting hit in the nuts, is if someone were to flick your eyeball.
I used to work at a mall and there was a female security guard passing in front of me as I’m raising my hand doing something a customer moves my arm violently and I punch the hell out of the guard’s boob and it was super embarrassing
REQUESTS: KNOCKED UP, SAVING SARAH MARSHALL, and THIS IS 40.
I like big things the size of them impresses me. Long live big girls
In high school my best friend and I were basically both Seth. With more obsession with female body parts.
Lol, SuperBad was from the time in the 21st Century, where it was unthinkable that the Main Characters would end up going Gay after failing with the Ladies...
You must’ve not been around many white Boys then because the dialect in this movie is on point lol. 😅 The characters are based off of Seth Rogan and Evan Goldbergs experiences being in High School.
I AM MCLOVIN
Oh, Those guys were in your high school look to your left two tables down in the cafeteria. That's where we sat.
If you want something more outrageous you need to check out. Harold and Kumar go go to White Castle..
The characters are Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg as high schoolers
Jayy Grams - Untouchable
Music vid transitions stellar
I will donate more than 2 bucks
46:54 try _Walk Hard: the Dewey Cox Story_
Trainwreck but the Stiffler one
Dude I honestly do like you. You're eloquent and generally very insightful in your reactions. When reacting to a movie like this you have to let the film play though. We may as well be watching the commentary on the DVD. The film is hilarious, let it be hilarious and choose your moment to have an opinion. I can't watch you speak over Superbad for half an hour.
this isnt the movie
Oh I'm stupid this is a whole new channel haha.
You must have either been homeschooled or you had awful friends sir. This was very much my high school experience.