I work at a movie theater, and I saw guest looked really mad when he walked out to Holmes and Watson, so I asked him what he thought of the movie. He said, “that was the most fucking expensive nap I’ve ever taken.”
Holmes and Watson was so bad that my local movie theater has a screenshot of the Rotten Tomatoes page for that movie printed out and hanging next to the ticket counter. When I went to see Into the Spider-Verse, they were showing it to people who were coming to see Holmes and Watson and asking if they still wanted to see it.
A seemlier thing happened to me too. My roommate and I went to see Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse as well, and we had to wait in line for our tickets, because a guy who came out of the theater was demanding to get his money back from seeing Holmes and Watson.
My brother fucking left it like halfway or so into the movie. Which is hilarious because he’s rarely done that. This and Action Park are the only films he’s walked out of because of how shit it was.
Can you imagine how much better this would have been if Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry had written and starred in it? Make a parody of the recent Holmes stuff like the RDJ movies and the BBC Show?
Oh man did i dodge a bullet. i didint even know this existed. i saw something on Will Ferrel making a huge stinker but i dindint bother to pay attention. then yesterday, my stepdad and i were trying to make plans to see a movie. He wanted to see this. He told me who was in it and my heart sank. I tried to sell him on bumble bee and aquaman but they were long and the weather was getting bad. I was getting sick thinking id have to sit thru this but the weather got worse so we didint go. Phew! Thank God for bad weather! So we wound up staying home and watching the cocodile hunter movie and dealing with mice coming in from the cold and making sure the cat didint get to the traps before the mice did. Ugh As a fan of the author, im soo glad i didint go, i know id have thrown a fit watching this.
If I can give Holmes And Watson one thing, then it's that it makes me want to re-watch Without A Clue with Michael Caine and Ben Kingsley - a much better "Sherlock Holmes is actually an idiot"-movie.
Here's a thought: What if, instead of the play-it-straight Sherlock Holmes as Brad suggested, they had a play-it-straight Watson? One where he's the only one who realizes that Will Ferrell Sherlock is insane? For that matter, at least have the movie self-aware enough that it acknowledges in some fashion that Will Ferrell playing Sherlock Holmes is a stupid idea? "That's not how I pictured him looking" or Watson screaming "This? You'd put the fate of England in the hands of... of... this man?" or something like that.
Can we just mark it here, that modern refs in old settings don't qualify as jokes? "Oh look, I'm saying/doing this thing that I don't understand why I'm saying/doing it, but the audience is laughing because they recognise it". It's the easiest attempt at a joke.
Does it start with an 'H' and star Gerard Butler? I'm genuinely scared at the notion that their might be one out there that I missed that she hated more.
You know, I like when parodies have at least read a little of the source material. At least a little bit of it?? but I feel like that's a tall order for this trainwreck.
They just said "smoked", they didn't actually SAY it was anything illegal (though I'm 100% sure it was). I guess they know not to admit to illegality on TH-cam though!
I think the problem isn't necessarily Will Ferall. Whenever he does something with Adam Mckay it's great, i just think that most directors he works with are hacks and don't know how to use him correctly.
I had a feeling Holmes and Watson was gonna be bad. They shat it out now hoping to cash in on that Christmas rush to the movies. You guys make it sound like this movie has all the same bad ad-libbing that the House did except in 1800's costumes.
I think someone should give Laura an award for having to endure the new Will Ferrell (I'm using air quotes) "COMEDY". Brad, on the other hand, is just doing his job as a critic. No offense dude.
The joke recommendation for Holmes & Watson is actually pretty similar One of the positive reviews of the movie. The review almost verbatim states, “it is incompetently directed,Horribly edited, poorly acted, and within the first 10 minutes I thought the art of comedy was going to die. It certainly is one of the worst films of the year, however I didn’t die. Thumbs up”
According to Deadline Hollywood, test scores for the film were so bad that Sony tried to sell the rights to Netflix foreseeing a poor box office reception, but had no success Pffffffffffff
Dunes8 I agree but he plays the role well. I would have picked Ed Harris or Bryan Cranston but Bryan is too busy being in a wheelchair for another movie.
you could of easily reworked this as a Death of the Nile parody set on the Titanic with John C. Reilly as a parody of Peter Ustinov's portrayal of Hercule Poirot
I saw this with my parents, aunt, and one of my cousins last year. I thought it was ok. We were invited to see it as my cousin wanted to see it and we all didn’t have much planned during the holidays, and all of our other relatives were busy so we said sure. At least we saw it at the new theater that serves food and I was able to try more of their menu.
I didn't even crack a smile once during its entire duration, even dozed off once, only to be woken by the out-of-place song sequence. Also, it looked like it had been shot for an R rating, but edited down to a more " family friendly " rating. This movie ruined my Christmas.
@@natenbox64 don't insult Gigli like that 😂 In all seriousness, the thing I hated most about that movie wasn't even the movie itself, but all the discussion and countdown the J. Like and Ben Affleck's impeding wedding that got cancelled at the last moment.
@@jaysonedson Imo of course, but I think it's Seth McFarlane at his worst (and even at his best he's overrated as hell.) There are only two "jokes" in that entire movie that are somewhat funny, and one of them I felt ashamed for smirking at. Hell, it rips off a joke from a Primus music video during the gun training montage.
This shows how much Adam mckay and will ferrell need each other. Otherwise they end up with a comedy that's too crude and cheap and a drama that's too up its own ass.
Philippe Hunt I wouldn’t exactly say so. He still gives the impression he cares and his movies aren’t an excuse for a paid vacation/make out with beautiful women
I feel like anything lighter than dramas or so-called "dark comedy" (ie, comedy movies that are ashamed of being comedies and want to be dramas) is so deadly afraid of taking itself too seriously, so they don't take themselves seriously AT ALL, and the result is these comedies who have so little respect for themselves that they come out as these limp squibs of... not even first draft ideas, more like napkin doodles of what an idea COULD be. I've heard from older performers I've been around, without any sort of precedent, that they inherently knew that they had to take a comedy script seriously. Somewhere along the line, we just kind of... forgot how to do comedy. Now it's just wannabe dramas or moderately funny people farting around.
I love how the actor who played Bush really nailed that dopey, dumb facial expression Bush always had. When they said the line in the movie about "...all the hippies protesting Nixon.." I was nudging my mother next to me.
Sam Rockwell is awesome. He had the best lines in Galaxy Quest, his line delivery is worth watching the movie for. I also recommend "Moon" if you want to watch him slowly go insane 'alone' at a moon base.
@@bartistclord1916 Rockwell is always good in something, Moon, Green Mile, Galaxy Quest etc. loved him in Moon & Green Mile (his character was a POS but he was riot when he peeing on the guard and gets his comeuppance lmao.) But he will always be Guy Fleegman in that film to me though lol. "Hey, guys, there's a red thingy movin' toward the green thingy." "WHAT?!" "Red thingy movin toward the green thingy, I think we're the green thingy!" xD
Interestingly enough, that's kinda a thing in the original books. Mycroft is somehow an even greater dysfunctional genius, but we don't get much of his perspective. Sherlock (BBC) made him this super serious agent guy, when he should be canonically an even more insane character. But yeah, Sherlock Holmes always had an even smarter brother.
Easily one of the worst Will Ferrell movies ever and worst of 2018. I almost fell asleep twice and had to binge watch a good series to clear my memory banks. Check my review if you get a chance.
@@Clay3613 Holmes and Watson was just absolutely stupid and I think the whole room laughed at least twice? Semi Pro is just a blur to me. You win some. You lose some.
Holmes and Watson had the feel of a Friedberg and Seltzer movie, which are some of the worst comedies ever put to film. The jokes felt like they were written for other movies and just shoehorned into this story because they didn't fit AT ALL into this script.
Lol I loved when you guys mentioned smoking, and I was just about to smoke myself. Also funny you mentioned Naked Gun, because I watched like half of that movie a while ago when my internet died :)
You guys got a different pre credits scene to the International release. In ours, adult Watson is planning to commit suicide by jumping off a roof (!). Holmes stood underneath tries to talk him out of it, and Watson keeps misinterpreting him to comedic effect (well that's the plan). Then Watson lands on and destroys Holmes' prize marrow. Cut to credits! It also means the un-cry scene later comes out of nowhere. I think your's was better (relatively speaking). Also, you do realise Hugh Laurie's a comedian?
@@StonedGremlinProductions It's quite funny to see him thought of that way. In the UK, his reputation is for silly comedy (although intelligently written by him).
One of the only movies I turned off after 15 minutes and had to resist snapping the DVD in half because it was a rental. Still might have been worth it.
The only value this file has is for trivia purposes, in that it means that the MCU is now 5/8 on 21st century Sherlocks and Watsons. 6/8 if you count directing.
Robert Downey Jr (Iron Man) and Jude Law (Captain Marvel) Benedict Cumberbatch (Doctor Strange) and Martin Freeman (Agent Ross) Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly (Rhomann Dey) Johnny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu (directed an episode of Like Cage) It's weird that Lee Pace and Peter Serafinowicz have never played Sherlock, they'd both be perfect.
Will Ferrell needs to go back to TV. He's no longer a box office draw and he seems to be recycling the same character schtick. He's not quite in Adam Sandler territory but if he doesn't change course soon he will be.
I may not go to the cinema as much as brad and co, but I never say a trailer or a poster for this movie until seeing Aquaman. Immediately that felt like a bad sign.
"The Big Short" was meh. I'd much rather watch "The Wolf of Wall Street" which was somewhat similar. "Vice" looks like a political satire more than a political biopic, like "W." was. Christian Bale DID lose the weight since. He looks like he did in TDK pretty much.
Not even getting high is worth seeing this "comedy" A movie so bad Sony tried to pass it off to Netflix before release, but Netflix was like "Nah man we good." But they said yes to Adam Sandler's, Ridiculous Six?
I work at a movie theater, and I saw guest looked really mad when he walked out to Holmes and Watson, so I asked him what he thought of the movie. He said, “that was the most fucking expensive nap I’ve ever taken.”
Your guest/customer sounds funnier than the movie
Holmes and Watson was so bad that my local movie theater has a screenshot of the Rotten Tomatoes page for that movie printed out and hanging next to the ticket counter. When I went to see Into the Spider-Verse, they were showing it to people who were coming to see Holmes and Watson and asking if they still wanted to see it.
I can't tell if that's funny, sad, or both
A seemlier thing happened to me too. My roommate and I went to see Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse as well, and we had to wait in line for our tickets, because a guy who came out of the theater was demanding to get his money back from seeing Holmes and Watson.
lmao
Oh my god I am so glad I skipped out on this movie after going on a date the other night
My brother fucking left it like halfway or so into the movie. Which is hilarious because he’s rarely done that. This and Action Park are the only films he’s walked out of because of how shit it was.
After waiting so long for Sherlock Holmes 3, Holmes and Watson was like a slap in the face
The best Sherlock Holmes in the 2010's was Benedict Cumberbatch. Robert Downey Jr. comes in second, Will Ferrell is the last person to play Holmes.
@@diggerfan9319 I thought Cumberbatch captured the persona of Holmes much more than Robert Downey Jr.
Krystine Brown Without a Clue is a good Holmes comedy
Krystine Brown It’s “Son of the Pink Panther” of Sherlock Holmes movies
A slap in the face is less painful to endure than this film.
I like how "Arthur Conan Doyle" is co-credited as a writer on this film.
Too bad he isn't alive to get an Alan Smithee credit.
culwin Find a copy of Without a Clue instead
culwin he is the creator of the characters; don’t know why he’s credited as it’s public domain though
I'm sure he'd have been proud about it.
And he can't do anything about it.
Holmes and Watson is apparently SO bad, that people were walking out of the movie. Sony even failed at selling the movie to Netflix.
Alberto Productions Watch Without a Clue instead.
Lol
Can you imagine how much better this would have been if Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry had written and starred in it? Make a parody of the recent Holmes stuff like the RDJ movies and the BBC Show?
And if you want to see how much worse it could've been, check out the Peter Cook & Dudley Moore version of Hound of The Baskerville.
Stephen Fry would be a rather surprising casting choice, since he actually played Mycroft in the second RDJ movie.
I'd watch the hell out of that parody :D
This reality has been robbed of a brilliant film.
Who would have thought that Sherlock Gnomes wouldn't be the worst Shelock Holmes related movie this year?
You took Laura to see this? I thought you loved her.
I don't know what sank my heart more when one of my nephews asked who's Sherlock Holmes or when my other nephew wanted us to go see it.
Oh man did i dodge a bullet. i didint even know this existed. i saw something on Will Ferrel making a huge stinker but i dindint bother to pay attention. then yesterday, my stepdad and i were trying to make plans to see a movie. He wanted to see this. He told me who was in it and my heart sank. I tried to sell him on bumble bee and aquaman but they were long and the weather was getting bad. I was getting sick thinking id have to sit thru this but the weather got worse so we didint go. Phew! Thank God for bad weather! So we wound up staying home and watching the cocodile hunter movie and dealing with mice coming in from the cold and making sure the cat didint get to the traps before the mice did. Ugh As a fan of the author, im soo glad i didint go, i know id have thrown a fit watching this.
If I can give Holmes And Watson one thing, then it's that it makes me want to re-watch Without A Clue with Michael Caine and Ben Kingsley - a much better "Sherlock Holmes is actually an idiot"-movie.
They should make "Still Without a Clue" with Caine and Kingsley returning.
UnderdogRecords91 Watch Without a Clue instead. That is a better Holmes comedy
i love that movie. classic
Here's a thought: What if, instead of the play-it-straight Sherlock Holmes as Brad suggested, they had a play-it-straight Watson? One where he's the only one who realizes that Will Ferrell Sherlock is insane? For that matter, at least have the movie self-aware enough that it acknowledges in some fashion that Will Ferrell playing Sherlock Holmes is a stupid idea? "That's not how I pictured him looking" or Watson screaming "This? You'd put the fate of England in the hands of... of... this man?" or something like that.
I knew Holmes and Watson would be bad as soon as the selfie joke was came on in the trailer
Philippe Hunt Watch Without a Clue instead
Nice picture of Kubrick
Can we just mark it here, that modern refs in old settings don't qualify as jokes? "Oh look, I'm saying/doing this thing that I don't understand why I'm saying/doing it, but the audience is laughing because they recognise it". It's the easiest attempt at a joke.
Being a stoned gremlin actually helped! I heard people who aren't high walked out.
is Laura getting a "worst of" list for this year too? cause I have a feeling I know what her number one will be
Does it start with an 'H' and star Gerard Butler? I'm genuinely scared at the notion that their might be one out there that I missed that she hated more.
@@Pineappolis I was thinking Justice League but that was last year
@@h0lly_blue Wow, time flies. I'd have thought Justice League would have been a good shout.
Pineappolis this movie?
Daddy's Holmes
Would have been funnier if they'd made it a Victorian prequel to Daddy's Home and used that title. And that's not saying much.
what donation level is "toke up with brad and laura"?
Asking the real questions here
I think that's the level where you have to bring the weed yourself.
You know, I like when parodies have at least read a little of the source material. At least a little bit of it?? but I feel like that's a tall order for this trainwreck.
So Christian Bale went from Batman to The Penguin
I feel like Laura’s sister should’ve been here reviewing it lol. Not encouraging stoned reviews but if it’s gonna happen do share it with the class :)
I'm pretty sure Oogieloves was a stoned review and it was awesome
Film School Failure They saw it the day before; if they’re still stoned, that’s good weed
They just said "smoked", they didn't actually SAY it was anything illegal (though I'm 100% sure it was). I guess they know not to admit to illegality on TH-cam though!
the channel's not called Stoned Gremlin Productions for nothing
I think the problem isn't necessarily Will Ferall. Whenever he does something with Adam Mckay it's great, i just think that most directors he works with are hacks and don't know how to use him correctly.
I love that Brad and Laura got blasted before Holmes and Watson
I had a feeling Holmes and Watson was gonna be bad. They shat it out now hoping to cash in on that Christmas rush to the movies. You guys make it sound like this movie has all the same bad ad-libbing that the House did except in 1800's costumes.
Don't forget to include Show Dogs on your worst of list.
I'd include I Feel Pretty on there
A truly stoned gremlin production
I think someone should give Laura an award for having to endure the new Will Ferrell (I'm using air quotes) "COMEDY". Brad, on the other hand, is just doing his job as a critic. No offense dude.
Matt Anderson I mean, hey...that's why he can't live without her. She's such a comfort.
Holmes and Watson was soooooooo bad. I was really sad about that
bad as in not funny or bad as in what have you done to holms an watson or both?
@@mrshadowbright4041 both, there was nothing that made it worth seeing.
Was it worse than Gulliver's Travels or Bad Teacher? Can't be.
@@Clay3613 well this is wil farrel were talking about
“ Thoughts…. me, me talky. Me catch killer. Me, me talky we catch killer.” ~ Watson
Now tell me THAT wasn’t funny??
The Asylum's version was _way_ better. Did this have a mechanical dragon? Or a velociraptor? No.
Oh God, they played "Will It Fit" with the Queen?
The joke recommendation for Holmes & Watson is actually pretty similar One of the positive reviews of the movie. The review almost verbatim states, “it is incompetently directed,Horribly edited, poorly acted, and within the first 10 minutes I thought the art of comedy was going to die. It certainly is one of the worst films of the year, however I didn’t die. Thumbs up”
I knew Holmes and Watson was shit the minute I saw the trailer on TV.
Yeah, my attitude went from "A Sherlock Holmes parody? Oh, cool!" to "Fuck me with a pineapple, I will NEVER watch this dumpster fire..."
According to Deadline Hollywood, test scores for the film were so bad that Sony tried to sell the rights to Netflix foreseeing a poor box office reception, but had no success
Pffffffffffff
F 😂😂😂😂
Why does Steve Carrell's Rumsfeld look like Rudy Guliani?
Dunes8 I agree but he plays the role well. I would have picked Ed Harris or Bryan Cranston but Bryan is too busy being in a wheelchair for another movie.
Which is worse, Sherlock Gnomes or Holmes and Watson
To me Holmes and Watson felt like an extended SNL sketch. It may have been more hilariously bad if they'd made the whole thing a musical.
20:03
The only reason why I wasn't mad sitting through it is because I was pretty high - Brad Jones on Holmes and Watson
What a ringing endorsement.
you could of easily reworked this as a Death of the Nile parody set on
the Titanic with John C. Reilly as a parody of Peter Ustinov's portrayal
of Hercule Poirot
I saw this with my parents, aunt, and one of my cousins last year. I thought it was ok. We were invited to see it as my cousin wanted to see it and we all didn’t have much planned during the holidays, and all of our other relatives were busy so we said sure. At least we saw it at the new theater that serves food and I was able to try more of their menu.
I didn't even crack a smile once during its entire duration, even dozed off once, only to be woken by the out-of-place song sequence. Also, it looked like it had been shot for an R rating, but edited down to a more " family friendly " rating. This movie ruined my Christmas.
I’m sure it’s dumb I didn’t already know Brad liked to smoke up, but learning that fills my heart with joy
Holy shit, it was only 90 minutes! I had to step out of the theater to take a piss and I debated for like 10 minutes if I should go back in.
buff cabbage Did you choose wisely?
PowerGlove79 he chose....poorly
So it's the next A Million Ways to Die in the West?
More like it's so bad that it makes A Million Ways funny in comparison.
A Million Ways to Die in the West was great
Or to me, this decade's Gigli.
@@natenbox64 don't insult Gigli like that 😂
In all seriousness, the thing I hated most about that movie wasn't even the movie itself, but all the discussion and countdown the J. Like and Ben Affleck's impeding wedding that got cancelled at the last moment.
@@jaysonedson Imo of course, but I think it's Seth McFarlane at his worst (and even at his best he's overrated as hell.) There are only two "jokes" in that entire movie that are somewhat funny, and one of them I felt ashamed for smirking at. Hell, it rips off a joke from a Primus music video during the gun training montage.
This shows how much Adam mckay and will ferrell need each other. Otherwise they end up with a comedy that's too crude and cheap and a drama that's too up its own ass.
So with this review, the channel name Stoned Gremlin lives up to its name.
Will Ferrell has unfortunately gone to Adam Sandlers level
Ferrell has always been loud and obnoxious.
Occassionally it works.
He hasn't resorted to Netflix... yet.
Pray he never does.
Philippe Hunt I wouldn’t exactly say so. He still gives the impression he cares and his movies aren’t an excuse for a paid vacation/make out with beautiful women
My favorite movie of his is "stranger then fiction"
I feel like anything lighter than dramas or so-called "dark comedy" (ie, comedy movies that are ashamed of being comedies and want to be dramas) is so deadly afraid of taking itself too seriously, so they don't take themselves seriously AT ALL, and the result is these comedies who have so little respect for themselves that they come out as these limp squibs of... not even first draft ideas, more like napkin doodles of what an idea COULD be.
I've heard from older performers I've been around, without any sort of precedent, that they inherently knew that they had to take a comedy script seriously. Somewhere along the line, we just kind of... forgot how to do comedy. Now it's just wannabe dramas or moderately funny people farting around.
I want a Sherlock Holmes story where they replace Sherlock Holmes with H.H. Holmes.
I love how the actor who played Bush really nailed that dopey, dumb facial expression Bush always had. When they said the line in the movie about "...all the hippies protesting Nixon.." I was nudging my mother next to me.
Sam Rockwell is awesome. He had the best lines in Galaxy Quest, his line delivery is worth watching the movie for. I also recommend "Moon" if you want to watch him slowly go insane 'alone' at a moon base.
Had no idea it was Sam Rockwell. Awesome!
@@bartistclord1916 Rockwell is always good in something, Moon, Green Mile, Galaxy Quest etc. loved him in Moon & Green Mile (his character was a POS but he was riot when he peeing on the guard and gets his comeuppance lmao.) But he will always be Guy Fleegman in that film to me though lol. "Hey, guys, there's a red thingy movin' toward the green thingy." "WHAT?!" "Red thingy movin toward the green thingy, I think we're the green thingy!" xD
Great video, Brad and Laura are great! This gives me that old Midnight Screenings feeling while watching it.
What were you smoking, can I have some?
Fox: The biggest miss of Holmes and Watson was not getting Leonardo DiCaprio to do Cameo.
'Holmes and Watson', a comedy set in Victorian England? Sure! Then I saw the selfie joke....
An Di
There’s a fucking selfie joke?
Want something genuinely funny? See "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother" (1975) starring Gene Wilder!
Interestingly enough, that's kinda a thing in the original books.
Mycroft is somehow an even greater dysfunctional genius, but we don't get much of his perspective. Sherlock (BBC) made him this super serious agent guy, when he should be canonically an even more insane character.
But yeah, Sherlock Holmes always had an even smarter brother.
SH's Smarter Brother and Without a Clue set the bar for Sherlock Holmes comedies.
Sherlock sure sounds like a movie you're supposed to watch high as a kite 😹
This review is fucking hysterical I love it
The tragic thing about Holmes and Watson is it could have been brilliant. I thought it looked bad, but this bad is genuinely surprising.
Laura your hair is so pretty! You look like a 1940s femme fatale
When it comes to comedic Sherlock Holmeses, nobody can top you-know-what.
Brads wife really gorgeous and seems super down to earth.... and she smokes. Good work mate lol
Nothing exceptional really, I'd have been more impressed if she actually didn't smoke
Daxank I am sure you are pulling 10’s, NERD!
@@david_kg Depends, what are your tastes in men?
@@planbrent It says a lot about a man's masculinity when he feels threatened by a non threatening comment.
Daxank it definitely ain’t nerds that get on the internet and say whether somebody’s opinion on the attractiveness of a woman is valid or not.
The part of the movie with Braun Strowman was pretty funny
Damn I want to smoke with Brad. That sounds awesome.
I'm surprised you didn't talk about the weird ending, where Holmes and Watson followed Moriarty to the Wild West
Easily one of the worst Will Ferrell movies ever and worst of 2018. I almost fell asleep twice and had to binge watch a good series to clear my memory banks. Check my review if you get a chance.
I'd have to see it. Maybe it might change my mind about Semi Pro
@@nealmcbealthenavysealicall794
Semi Pro was just boring, not bad.
@@Clay3613 Holmes and Watson was just absolutely stupid and I think the whole room laughed at least twice? Semi Pro is just a blur to me. You win some. You lose some.
Holmes and Watson had the feel of a Friedberg and Seltzer movie, which are some of the worst comedies ever put to film. The jokes felt like they were written for other movies and just shoehorned into this story because they didn't fit AT ALL into this script.
Looking good as always Laura oh and brad
Lol I loved when you guys mentioned smoking, and I was just about to smoke myself. Also funny you mentioned Naked Gun, because I watched like half of that movie a while ago when my internet died :)
A bit off-topic, but does anyone know where the santa visits mother goose -thingy review has gone? I can't seem to find it for the life of me.
You guys got a different pre credits scene to the International release. In ours, adult Watson is planning to commit suicide by jumping off a roof (!). Holmes stood underneath tries to talk him out of it, and Watson keeps misinterpreting him to comedic effect (well that's the plan). Then Watson lands on and destroys Holmes' prize marrow. Cut to credits! It also means the un-cry scene later comes out of nowhere. I think your's was better (relatively speaking).
Also, you do realise Hugh Laurie's a comedian?
Keep in mind in the US he's known for playing it way more straight especially compared to Will Ferrell.
@@StonedGremlinProductions It's quite funny to see him thought of that way. In the UK, his reputation is for silly comedy (although intelligently written by him).
One of the only movies I turned off after 15 minutes and had to resist snapping the DVD in half because it was a rental. Still might have been worth it.
If you want the good version of this watch Without a Clue with Michael Caine and Ben Kingsley.
I already knew Holmes and Watson was going to be uncomfortably stupid. Glad I didn't see it myself.
I’m pretty sure I know which one of the Adam McKay/Will Ferrell duo the jokes come out of.
I smoke before every movie too.... smoking before this movie will ruin your high!
I never looked forward to this movie.... I hated every commercial shown on tv about it. :(
I have an idea for a movie where Will Ferrell plays a street level crack dealer fighting to survive while doing his tired schtick.
I didn't like Step Brothers at all aside from "I'm On A Boat" and nearly every other movie Will Ferrell stars in has been pretty good!
You guys gonna review bird box?
The only value this file has is for trivia purposes, in that it means that the MCU is now 5/8 on 21st century Sherlocks and Watsons. 6/8 if you count directing.
Robert Downey Jr (Iron Man) and Jude Law (Captain Marvel)
Benedict Cumberbatch (Doctor Strange) and Martin Freeman (Agent Ross)
Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly (Rhomann Dey)
Johnny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu (directed an episode of Like Cage)
It's weird that Lee Pace and Peter Serafinowicz have never played Sherlock, they'd both be perfect.
Vice is excellent. Skip Holmes and Watson. I would rather watch Without a Clue again. That is a better Holmes comedy.
Seriously, is nobody in the comments gonna talk about Vice, the greatest film of 2018???
Will Ferrell needs to go back to TV. He's no longer a box office draw and he seems to be recycling the same character schtick. He's not quite in Adam Sandler territory but if he doesn't change course soon he will be.
The trailer for this movie was so awful, I walked out on it.
I've got the promo code, but I don't see the option to pay in Monopoly money. lol
whats wrong with smoking a cigar before a movie?
I tried so hard to take a nap when I saw that movie.
I was gonna see this movie with my father, then at the last second we saw Bumblebee: that was a good movie
I may not go to the cinema as much as brad and co, but I never say a trailer or a poster for this movie until seeing Aquaman. Immediately that felt like a bad sign.
When you *need* to get stoned to enjoy a movie, then it's not something worth seeing.
The movie went by quick until the song at the end.
It took ten years for Holmes and Watson to get made. Think about that.
Actually, I can see why it took them ten years to convince anyone it was a good idea...
"The Big Short" was meh. I'd much rather watch "The Wolf of Wall Street" which was somewhat similar. "Vice" looks like a political satire more than a political biopic, like "W." was.
Christian Bale DID lose the weight since. He looks like he did in TDK pretty much.
Can you please review Cool Cat Saves The Kid’s.
So is it better or worse than Mortdecai. Anyone else remember that?
Sigh, The third Sherlock Holmes movie with Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law just can't get here soon enough, can it?
What were you smoking on?
Not even getting high is worth seeing this "comedy" A movie so bad Sony tried to pass it off to Netflix before release, but Netflix was like "Nah man we good." But they said yes to Adam Sandler's, Ridiculous Six?
Being married to Brad one would think she'd see "The Big Short" a whole lot
This video has ads for Billy Graham, weird
maybe the algorithm thinks Holmes and Watson is one of the signs of the Apocalypse, so a televangelist fits thematically?
Without a Clue with Ben Kingsley and Michael Caine is what this movie tried and faked to be.
But why would smoking cigarettes improve the movie experience?
I'm with Brad in that I don't find Will Farrel to be funny in the least. And I don't get why so many people seem to like him. It literally baffles me.