Mary you liked the Great Film " LEON " well here is a similar film but its a woman and a boy the film is " Gloria " The original version 1980 starring Gena Rowlands. Seriously check this film out you will love it.
7:33 - "Told her what time it was" is slang for telling someone what's up...implying he hit on her to the guys, but instead he literally told her what time it was.
I saw this movie at a prescreen where Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, Bill Hader, and Christopher Mintz-Plasse showed up and answered questions afterwards. As they were leaving Christopher passed right by me and I said "you're gonna get so much ass now" he turned to me and exclaimed "god I hope so", which really just made the experience even better. I actually ran into him and Michael Cera in the parking lot like 20 minutes later and tried to convince them to come out to the bar/club district in town with me but they were only 18 and 19 at the time and declined.
kind of? From my experience kids like the main 3 in this movie would probably never really be involved in a lot of the shenanigans in this film. High school partying and hookup culture is pretty much always exaggerated in films.
Saw this in the theater when it came out, and my friends & I felt weirdly violated by this movie in how accurate it was to our awkward high school years.
As someone who's also your age I think American Pie is far more realistic to those of us who graduated in the late 90's - early 2000's IMHO. At least for me.
tf you mean I'm not ashamed. This next generation but just their heads glued to their phones these days. They'd never do anything close to this fun most at least.
@@hellomark1 Prime MySpace was better than prime Facebook. The thing that did MySpace in, was that they didn't have a seperate pictures page. So if you had 100 pictures, it literally could take 5 minutes for your page to load. Your computer would constantly freeze trying to load this one giant page
Emma Stone as Jules... -pretty red head -great smile -first thing out of her mouth was a dirty joke Every guy who saw this movie fell in love with her afterwards.
Every generation has their high school movie lol this was mine. This came out right when I was a junior in HS and all the awkwardness they have is soo freaking accurate!
Superbad is a film that every teenager needs to watch. It just a movie that is perfect, hilarious and relatable The McLovin scene is probably the best and my favourite scene in the film. It’s so hilarious. “It doesn’t even have a first name it just says McLovin!” 😂😂😂
Not only are the scenes that don't include cops wildly realistic, this is a ridiculously exaggerated story based on the real life events of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's high school years at West Point Grey Secondary School in Vancouver, Canada. Pretty much all the kid characters are based on real life ones that they grew up with. There was even an interview on local TV with Steve Fogle, who was the inspiration for Fogle/McLovin, hence the names Seth and Evan. The guy who peed himself is a real guy as well. I didn't find out if the girls were based on real life people that they knew, though. Every once in a while, there's a line that sounds familiar to me as a Vancouverite. "13th and Granville" is a street corner in Vancouver where there used to be a liquor store back in the 90s. And being that it was the 90s, I absolutely believe something almost this crazy would happen in Vancouver to stoner high school nerds. They don't call it BC Bud for nothing. Obviously, there's significant fantasy involved here, but the way the kids all interact with each other is very realistic, as well as some of the references to actual locations.
The dancing period girl thing was a real thing that happened too apparently. I think Seth Rogen talks about a bunch of this in his book which he narrates on Audible if your interested lol.
I first saw this movie like 12 years after high school. I was at my gf's place and she was asleep. I was laughing SO loudly at the conversation with the teacher about tiramisu, I woke her up, and we watched it together. This is my absolute favorite 'high school' comedy.
This movie came out the year after I graduated and it shocking how well it captures high school in the early 2000's. I watched it my first year of college and felt like I had been zapped back in time a year. Great movie.
If you liked this, I highly recommend ‘good boys’. It’s got similar humour I would say and reminds me of Superbad. And it just had me in stitches watching it.
I remember when me and my best friend called Trigger parted ways, i went to college and he stayed in Sixth form, we occasionally met up but it was never the same, in high school we'd spend every day together. I'd like to reconnect but i feel too much time has passed. Its just a thing pretty much every guy experiences
Goldslick doesn't exist but Goldschlager is schnaps with tiny bits of gold flake throughout. The amout of gold in the bottle is pretty much worthless, but it is not bad. It has a cinnamon flavor to it👍🏼
So happy I found your channel. We seem to have similar taste in movies and it's great seeing someone else enjoy and laugh along with some of my favorite movies. Always look forward to seeing your next video when it comes out
I gotta get a glimpse of those warlocks is one of my favorite dialogues in any film ever made. (Mclovin's "Its in, oh my god its in") Is also one of my favorite dialogue from the film. Hilarious and honestly a really "feel good" movie.
This is honestly such a heartwarming story wrapped in a load of jokes. At its core, it's just about two kids not wanting to lose their best friends when they have to go away for college. It's something that's so relatable.
After watching this movie a million times, it's the small random lines that get me every time like when Seth goes "--can you get this for me?", or when gets told he could keep the money Fogell goes "Oh t-thanks". Such small line choices that make me laugh. I like the ending a lot. I mean, the guys get exactly what they want in the end but there's like a tinge of sadness because they both know their friendship has to change.
I saw this in theaters and literally had bouts where I could breath or see because I laughed so hard I cried in the theater. The scene in the beginning where Seth is running on the track "about to die" it looked, I was mid sip of soda and spray spit my soda every wherre. Luckily it was an afternoon viewing a few weeks into the theater run so it was just me and a few friends. This is my favorite comedy and 17 years later I still find it hilarious.
Almost every movie reaction vid from anyone is just a one time watch. But I can watch this so much lol this bringing back so much nostalgia and Mary just powering her way through the cringe lol it's timeless
To be honest, this is exactly what it was like growing up in British Columbia Canada as a kid. And that’s where both Seth and Evan grew up . Also, you should really watch another Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg produced movie called 50/50. Based on a true story.
Seth Rogan started writing this a long time ago during his school days . Most of the things you see is from his younger days. Him & his friend ( which his name I forgot )
Seth and Evan started writing this in high school, which is why it captures the feeling so well. It's also why the main characters are named Seth and Evan. By the time they made the movie, Seth Rogan was too old to play a highschooler
I'm glad you saw and loved "This Is the End," the ultimate meta film. Wish you had reacted to it on your channel. It would've been so much fun. (And I love that you're a fan of "Freaks and Geeks." So good.)
As far as I knew....when I was in high school.... there were NO parties. That's how far out of the social hierarchy I was. The doubt and uncertainty was par for the course for most people....some more than others.
I wasn’t 18 when this movie came out so I got the absolute pleasure of seeing this in theaters, with my mom. My mom is a church lady, kindergarten teacher, who never curses. So this was the second most awkward theater going experience of my life. Needless to say, she did not enjoy it, but I thoroughly did.
Booksmart - a favourite of mine a few years back, serves as a sort of spiritual successor to Superbad. I hope someday you find your way to said film and equally enjoy it.
where i grew up if you had a connection to the private chinese clubs which were just private karaoke bars, they didn't give 2 f's how old you were lol. the cops did a whole sting once just camped outside waiting for the 2 am cannot sell alcohol time to catch underage and drunk drivers there hahaha
The only thing about Seth that's unrealistic is how open and honest and frank he is. The twisted feelings and motivations he has are really quite relatable to any guy, IMO. I think women tend to underestimate just how paralyzed we are by inappropriate sexual thoughts in our adolescence.
omg, i seen the trailer for this movie and assumed all the funny bits were in the trailer. i sat down in the theater and was blown away by how funny this is because the trailer was only the tip of the iceberg. 😂
This flick came out when i was basically their ages in the movie. Was able to relate to it all. Its so nostalgic now. I love it but now the end actually makes me a bit sad.😅
Funny thing is the penis drawing thing is real. My brother did this when he was in school. I always just thought it was his thing. It kinda blew my mind watching this the first time and realizing it wasn't just him.
I used to do that too, not to that extent though 😂 and sometimes I'd just write the word "penis" all over. I had a bookmark that I made that said penis and I got in trouble for it when my dad found it 😂
LOL legit high school experience , the amount of crazy shit that would happen in 1 drunk night was always crazy... be a simple night of going to a party end up waking up in a bush LOL
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Mary you liked the Great Film " LEON " well here is a similar film but its a woman and a boy the film is " Gloria " The original version 1980 starring Gena Rowlands. Seriously check this film out you will love it.
Forgetting Sarah Marshall has a similar vibe
Please do "Walk Hard" and "Forgetting Sarah Marshall". both hilarious, practically no reactions out there.
Freedom Writers, Midnight Sun, and Paper Towns are three movies you need to watch
SETH ROGEN wrote the 1st draft of this script while he was still in high school which is why i think the humour feels so authentic
"It's YOU! McMuffin!!!" 😂
-Drunk bus guy gets me every time
Kills me to literal tears 😂
😂😂😂when I walk into the bar where my friends work they'll pop there head out the kitchen and go ITS YOU MCMUFFIN GIVE ME THE BOOZE😂😂
Evan singing "These Eyes" with the coke heads backing him up acapella is top five funniest scenes in a movie for me, pure gold.
"talking about hurt".
when he mumbles the lines he can't remember... LMFAO
"Wah wah!"
The voice of an angel! LOL!
I find that part totally cringe..
10:00 Michael Cera's delivery of "super gay" just gets me every time 🤣
“These girls are 18. They’re not dried up old ladies, they’re good to go.” GOOD TO GO is hilarious for some reason.
And 100% true 😂
@@Fyrecide =_= you sus bro?
@@acidrain92"she's only 18!" 😅
7:33 - "Told her what time it was" is slang for telling someone what's up...implying he hit on her to the guys, but instead he literally told her what time it was.
i never understood that joke, i just thought it was funny because it was awkward
“How old are you, McLovin?”
“Old enough”
“Old enough for what?”
“To party”
“Can I see your ID?
This is my response any time anyone asks my age lol and I'm 38 😂😂😂😂
I saw this movie at a prescreen where Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, Bill Hader, and Christopher Mintz-Plasse showed up and answered questions afterwards. As they were leaving Christopher passed right by me and I said "you're gonna get so much ass now" he turned to me and exclaimed "god I hope so", which really just made the experience even better. I actually ran into him and Michael Cera in the parking lot like 20 minutes later and tried to convince them to come out to the bar/club district in town with me but they were only 18 and 19 at the time and declined.
"McMuffin!" always catches me off-guard, no matter how many times I see it.
This is exactly how we all were in highschool
yep, not matter the country, this was all of us in school.
Not at all.
kind of? From my experience kids like the main 3 in this movie would probably never really be involved in a lot of the shenanigans in this film. High school partying and hookup culture is pretty much always exaggerated in films.
Fo' sho !
If only.
Don’t tell
Mary thinking parties end at midnight is adorable lol.
As a 41 year old man, ashamed to admit this movie is pretty realistic 😂
I'm 24 myself and this is relatable to me as well. It's the male experience regardless of the decade I guess.
I'm amazed any of us survived high school. Hormones raging!
Saw this in the theater when it came out, and my friends & I felt weirdly violated by this movie in how accurate it was to our awkward high school years.
As someone who's also your age I think American Pie is far more realistic to those of us who graduated in the late 90's - early 2000's IMHO. At least for me.
tf you mean I'm not ashamed. This next generation but just their heads glued to their phones these days. They'd never do anything close to this fun most at least.
Took my dad to this movie at the cinema when he was almost 70 years old and he loved it. He said Jonah Hill reminded him of John Belushi 😂
Great comparison
I'm in my 60s and saw it on cable a few years after it came out. I think it's funny as hell.
MySpace was so much better than Facebook
To be fair Facebook used to be so much better than Facebook
@@hellomark1 Prime MySpace was better than prime Facebook. The thing that did MySpace in, was that they didn't have a seperate pictures page. So if you had 100 pictures, it literally could take 5 minutes for your page to load. Your computer would constantly freeze trying to load this one giant page
For some things not all
@hellomark1 True...Facebook isn't as cool as The Facebook was.
I loved tweaking my profile and learning HTML on the fly getting the look just right. MySpace was great.
I love this movie because it feels like at their age my awkwardness level was basically these 3 guys put together😂
Emma Stone as Jules...
-pretty red head
-great smile
-first thing out of her mouth was a dirty joke
Every guy who saw this movie fell in love with her afterwards.
Loved and laughed when you said "why would they want to be those mistakes tho?!? It really shows how different men and women's brains are at that age.
McLovin is one of those film characters that goes down in history
Every generation has their high school movie lol this was mine. This came out right when I was a junior in HS and all the awkwardness they have is soo freaking accurate!
Ya my teen movie during my high school years was American Pie. Fun times high school :)
Best name ever: McLovin
One name?!
@@DavidZ4-gg3dmwho are you, Seal?
Hey...McMuffin!!!
I feel Evan's line about the Irish rnb singer never gets enough credit 😄
Yeah, it was between that and Mohammad.
20:21 “its gonna be 12am, the parties gonna be over” 😂 showing your age
Superbad is a film that every teenager needs to watch. It just a movie that is perfect, hilarious and relatable
The McLovin scene is probably the best and my favourite scene in the film. It’s so hilarious.
“It doesn’t even have a first name it just says McLovin!” 😂😂😂
This is a perfect comedy. Seth Rogan is incredible. Please watch Zack & Miri starring Seth Rogen, written/directed by Kevin Smith.
I wanna know what kinda life Mary has had that This is the End is more relatable than Superbad.
Not Mary so engrossed in the movie that she waves for the bus too 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
38:40 "He had this drawing adicktion" - I see what you did there. 😅
Not only are the scenes that don't include cops wildly realistic, this is a ridiculously exaggerated story based on the real life events of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's high school years at West Point Grey Secondary School in Vancouver, Canada. Pretty much all the kid characters are based on real life ones that they grew up with. There was even an interview on local TV with Steve Fogle, who was the inspiration for Fogle/McLovin, hence the names Seth and Evan. The guy who peed himself is a real guy as well. I didn't find out if the girls were based on real life people that they knew, though. Every once in a while, there's a line that sounds familiar to me as a Vancouverite. "13th and Granville" is a street corner in Vancouver where there used to be a liquor store back in the 90s. And being that it was the 90s, I absolutely believe something almost this crazy would happen in Vancouver to stoner high school nerds. They don't call it BC Bud for nothing. Obviously, there's significant fantasy involved here, but the way the kids all interact with each other is very realistic, as well as some of the references to actual locations.
Michael cera and the girl who played Becca are Canadian kids😊
Well, at least one that involves the cops, too.
“Should I run?!”
“YES!”
A surprisingly not so uncommon exchange, when I think back.
The dancing period girl thing was a real thing that happened too apparently. I think Seth Rogen talks about a bunch of this in his book which he narrates on Audible if your interested lol.
The bullies looking like dorks isnway more realistic because they aren't good looking jocks like the movie cliche
no
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I first saw this movie like 12 years after high school. I was at my gf's place and she was asleep. I was laughing SO loudly at the conversation with the teacher about tiramisu, I woke her up, and we watched it together. This is my absolute favorite 'high school' comedy.
The Home Ec teacher was borderline ready to go off on Seth, but she was impressed and respected him for being so straight-forward and abrasive.
This movie came out the year after I graduated and it shocking how well it captures high school in the early 2000's. I watched it my first year of college and felt like I had been zapped back in time a year. Great movie.
If you liked this, I highly recommend ‘good boys’. It’s got similar humour I would say and reminds me of Superbad. And it just had me in stitches watching it.
Yes, watch "good boys" it is freaking hilarious
I remember when me and my best friend called Trigger parted ways, i went to college and he stayed in Sixth form, we occasionally met up but it was never the same, in high school we'd spend every day together.
I'd like to reconnect but i feel too much time has passed.
Its just a thing pretty much every guy experiences
Never saw Mary laughing so much during movie reaction 😄
watching this was unreal when it came out in high school
Goldslick doesn't exist but Goldschlager is schnaps with tiny bits of gold flake throughout. The amout of gold in the bottle is pretty much worthless, but it is not bad. It has a cinnamon flavor to it👍🏼
So schön dich zu sehen Mary!! I love this movie so much and your reaction was awesome
So happy I found your channel. We seem to have similar taste in movies and it's great seeing someone else enjoy and laugh along with some of my favorite movies. Always look forward to seeing your next video when it comes out
When the movie reminds you of high school all over again 😂
I gotta get a glimpse of those warlocks is one of my favorite dialogues in any film ever made. (Mclovin's "Its in, oh my god its in") Is also one of my favorite dialogue from the film. Hilarious and honestly a really "feel good" movie.
I'm not a cop, but occasionally I like driving through West campus at 3:00 in the morning yelling, "McLovin!" out the window.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"It's in!" Best line
I love that speech that he gives to the Home Ec teacher 😂 so good
I've been called "McLovin" my entire life because of this movie
This is honestly such a heartwarming story wrapped in a load of jokes. At its core, it's just about two kids not wanting to lose their best friends when they have to go away for college. It's something that's so relatable.
I really need to watch a spinoff, starring those two cops! 😂
Back in the day when this came out on DVD the DVD came with a copy of the McLovin drivers license, I still have it somewhere around here.
This movie is a high school documentary, lol
26:16 Aw look at you waving at the bus to stop 🤣🤣🤣
"Holy shit, were you jus getting laid?"
How he sounded like a proud dad has me rollin everytime😂
After watching this movie a million times, it's the small random lines that get me every time like when Seth goes "--can you get this for me?", or when gets told he could keep the money Fogell goes "Oh t-thanks". Such small line choices that make me laugh.
I like the ending a lot. I mean, the guys get exactly what they want in the end but there's like a tinge of sadness because they both know their friendship has to change.
Two other comedies with a similar feel to this one: Role Models and Road Trip.
I saw this in theaters and literally had bouts where I could breath or see because I laughed so hard I cried in the theater. The scene in the beginning where Seth is running on the track "about to die" it looked, I was mid sip of soda and spray spit my soda every wherre. Luckily it was an afternoon viewing a few weeks into the theater run so it was just me and a few friends. This is my favorite comedy and 17 years later I still find it hilarious.
Seeing this in the theater with friends was one of the hardest I've ever laughed in my life
Almost every movie reaction vid from anyone is just a one time watch. But I can watch this so much lol this bringing back so much nostalgia and Mary just powering her way through the cringe lol it's timeless
probably the best highschool portrayal in movie history
My senior year of high school everyone was writing something super serious or personal for their senior quote and I ended up putting “I Am Mclovin”
It's good to see Aussies making movie reactions. I'm an Englishman living in Melbourne 😊
To be honest, this is exactly what it was like growing up in British Columbia Canada as a kid. And that’s where both Seth and Evan grew up . Also, you should really watch another Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg produced movie called 50/50. Based on a true story.
Lol we would always be party hopping seemed like there would be 20 parties going on at the same time on Fridays here in central Florida
Seth Rogan and Evan Goldberg started writing the script during freshman year of high school.
I literally saw a mclovin shirt the other day at work😂😂😂
Seth Rogan started writing this a long time ago during his school days . Most of the things you see is from his younger days. Him & his friend ( which his name I forgot )
Evan Goldberg was his friend
Seth and Evan started writing this in high school, which is why it captures the feeling so well. It's also why the main characters are named Seth and Evan. By the time they made the movie, Seth Rogan was too old to play a highschooler
I'm glad you saw and loved "This Is the End," the ultimate meta film. Wish you had reacted to it on your channel. It would've been so much fun. (And I love that you're a fan of "Freaks and Geeks." So good.)
"they're teenagers" 17 years old, 1 year later TOTALLY FINE. so logical
As far as I knew....when I was in high school.... there were NO parties. That's how far out of the social hierarchy I was. The doubt and uncertainty was par for the course for most people....some more than others.
i already know this is going to be fire
Hands down the best teen comedy ever. Girl next door is my number 2
Fun fact: Jennifer Lawrence who was unknown at the time was considered to play Jules before Emma Stone got the role.
superbad and step brothers are just on a different level of funny
There is no,doubt Mary Cherry would have been an MTV VJ in the 80s. So,hot, so,cool, great style and a great voice! Love you Mary!
I wasn’t 18 when this movie came out so I got the absolute pleasure of seeing this in theaters, with my mom. My mom is a church lady, kindergarten teacher, who never curses. So this was the second most awkward theater going experience of my life. Needless to say, she did not enjoy it, but I thoroughly did.
Booksmart - a favourite of mine a few years back, serves as a sort of spiritual successor to Superbad. I hope someday you find your way to said film and equally enjoy it.
LOL I thought there was something wrong with my screen before I realized the film had the opacity reduced and I'm seeing the wall pattern through it.
We didn't need a fake ID back in the day, the guy at the corner liquor store gave no f*cks we were underage. He would outright sell booze to us. :D
Nice we had an asian guy here in Denver hustling like that…Mr G. He was about his money.
He had his store closed, i wonder why 😂
where i grew up if you had a connection to the private chinese clubs which were just private karaoke bars, they didn't give 2 f's how old you were lol. the cops did a whole sting once just camped outside waiting for the 2 am cannot sell alcohol time to catch underage and drunk drivers there hahaha
The only thing about Seth that's unrealistic is how open and honest and frank he is. The twisted feelings and motivations he has are really quite relatable to any guy, IMO. I think women tend to underestimate just how paralyzed we are by inappropriate sexual thoughts in our adolescence.
omg, i seen the trailer for this movie and assumed all the funny bits were in the trailer.
i sat down in the theater and was blown away by how funny this is because the trailer was only the tip of the iceberg. 😂
Great reaction, this Is the right form to react this ops, with all the variables
This flick came out when i was basically their ages in the movie. Was able to relate to it all. Its so nostalgic now. I love it but now the end actually makes me a bit sad.😅
I like how you called yourself out on why would they automatically think that 😂😂
“the cops!!!……they are the cops!!!!……LMAO
Another amazing reaction Mary ❤❤😁😁.
Funny thing is the penis drawing thing is real. My brother did this when he was in school. I always just thought it was his thing. It kinda blew my mind watching this the first time and realizing it wasn't just him.
I used to do that too, not to that extent though 😂 and sometimes I'd just write the word "penis" all over. I had a bookmark that I made that said penis and I got in trouble for it when my dad found it 😂
LOL legit high school experience , the amount of crazy shit that would happen in 1 drunk night was always crazy... be a simple night of going to a party end up waking up in a bush LOL
This is basically the wholesome version of my highschool days.
One of my favorite comedies ever!!
I just watched this a couple days ago and it was super super hilarious
Mary is so lovely I can't! 😍 And I also love Superbad...
I would recommend Booksmart. Its very similar to Superbad, just with female leads.
This is objectively the best comedy of all time.
You, mary, are gorgeous and great taste in movies. Superbad is a classic 😂. Subbed!
One of my favorite comedies, great reaction.
What year is that movie Mary?
Yeah this movie does not get old. Any time it's on and I'm looking for something to watch I'll watch it
This is still til this day the most accurate high school movie 😅
Fogel is my Spirit animal😂😂😂
Hollywood please bring comedies back 🙏🏿
People don't go to the cinemas for them.
This movie still holds up to this day , Seth Rogen is amazing