That a viewer can ask such a deeply intellectual question can be asked by a viewer and be answered with an equally compelling answer is one reason why I love this show.
One of my earliest movie-going memories is laughing myself to tears at the brick-throwing scenes in Home Alone 2. I watched it again recently and man, still funny. :D
No joke. Right (ok maybe off by a second) when Craig says "honk!" someone honked outside my window. And I live between suburbia and rural, so don't get many honks out here.
It was me, Matthew. I drive around the country monitoring who is watching the show and when, then I wait outside and honk just to freak them out. That's the customer service WTTB is known for.
You both offer hilarious annotations as well as intelligent, insightful, and thought-provoking assessments. Those qualities together are what make the show so enjoyable. It's clear that you know your craft and put a lot of work into your productions.
Plenty of movies that I consider good have a Rifftrax that I appreciate. Anything can be made fun of without disrespect. Something our current world seems to forget all too easily at times...
I remember watching long long trailer when I was a kid. So many memories. Thanks for the show! All the dishes got broken and the car kept driving And nobody would stop to save her
Seen it? Smoke Signals! A great film and, at times, a painfully accurate portrayal of growing up on a reservation. Lots of childhood memories there, lol. Plus it's one of very few films with an entirely Native production team!
They could've murdered cute puppy dogs on screen in this film, it would still go down as a classic. Lucy and Desi getting into crazy shenanigans in color and on the big screen = guaranteed success. It's not a good film at all but I still love it. It's one of my guilty pleasure films, like Star Trek V.
You guys are so sweet. You actually aged together doing this sweet, funny and heart warming show I've been watching for years. And you aged good! You folks rock! I would never in my life learn about those weirdo ancient boring movies you sometimes watch. Now I feel enriched.
Not sure why this popped in my head, but Seen it: Bubba Ho-Tep? Bruce Campbell at his best, and one of my favorite lines in any film: "They dyed me this color!"
This movie reminds me a lot of the Disney cartoon "Mickey's Trailer" which of course has a harrowing mountain pass sequence, chaotic mid-trip kitchen antics and much more. I really would have thought that cartoon was a spoof of this movie but it turns out it was made in 1938, so 16 years before The Long Long Trailer. Check it out if you havent' seen it.
I think Home Alone 2 took a page out of Back to the Future 2's book and tried to evoke nostalgia for the first film, except they did so by retreading the first movie with a few minor changes. Whether it was successful in doing so is up to the viewer. Since this season featured both a Henry Fonda film and a Lucille Ball film, I say combine the two and watch the original version of "Yours, Mine, and Ours" (not the terrible 2005 remake). If you've already seen it, I'd like to hear your thoughts on it, as it was one of my favorite films growing up.
I'm 11 Red A I'm 11 Red A And the whole meaning of life talk on the way to the car for the hospital, god, that gets me choked up every time. " it's the orthodontist and the shoe repairman and ground round ..."
I've been with my husband for 25 plus years, including our dating years, and...yes. That's one of the wisest and truest pieces of dialogue I've ever heard. That and Jason Robards piece in Parenthood about how being a parent Never ends, " like your Aunt Edna's ass, it goes on forever..."
@@cambrodia3189 I don't think you understand. That's the joke the movie is making. He is comic relief in a nonstop comedy. He pops up whenever the scene gets "serious".
If Craig found the scene going up the mountain to be that tense, then I guess he hasn't seen Free Solo? If you can muster the nerves, I cannot recommend it highly enough.
Woot! Thanks for the Seen it response! Or is it Scene it? How about Tetsuo: the Iron Man, any of the sequels? They entranced me with their direction and artistic style.
Allow me to put on my Poindexter glasses for a moment. Traditional Caesar Salads are made with raw eggs. Additionally, chicken eggs had less of (practically none) an issue of Samonella until the 1970s/1980s. Remember Rocky's training diet of raw eggs? It just wasn't an issue then, now much less so. This wasn't even a lack of education thing either, eggs were just much safer to eat raw before.
*gasp* I hope one of those packages Craig held up is the one I sent you! I couldn't tell exactly, but I sent you guys something in a white bubble mailer just like the one in Craig's stack. If it's from Canada, it's from me. :)
Thanks for hauling me over to the old leather couch to see this movie, cos otherwise I'd probably never even hear about it. By the way, watching the ragout sequence, I had a hunch what the Ernesto ending is going to be. ;)
New moon trailers, built in Alma, Michigan. Having grown up in one, I can say it was an amazing (yet very tiny) trailer. I was excited to watch this movie and was saddened when I realized the interior shots of the trailer were on a stage. Way way waaaayyy too roomy.
I doubt RLM would agree, but I'm sure the guys from Good Bad or Bad Bad would do it, in fact they stated in a comment they would love to collab with somebody but they have been too lazy to reach out to anybody...
There’s a bit of bad blood there. Matt has said he doesn’t harbor any ill will towards them. However, he has also brought up RLM mocking Chad Vader back in the day (it’s in The Grabowskis). I think the way they did it kinda sealed the deal on collabs for Matt (my opinion). So, sadly, I don’t think it’ll be happening.
This movie right here shows why it is ILLEGAL to ride inside making meals in a trailer while driving. You and the food will crumble. Not including the main threat of the trailer hitch coming loose.
IMDB has it spelled Tacy, but I would bet you're correct in noting it is probably a name derived from Aunt Anastacia (notice the 'c' in Auntie's name too)
Everything right is wrong again Just like in the long long trailer All the dishes got broken and the car kept driving And nobody would stop to save her Wake me when it's over, touch my face Tell me every word has been erased Don't you want to know the reason Why the cupboard's not appealing Don't you get the feeling that Everything that's right is wrong again You're a weasel overcome with dinge Weasel overcome but not before the damage done The healing doesn't stop the feeling Everything right is wrong again Just like in the long long trailer All the dishes got broken and the car kept driving And nobody would stop to save her And now the song is over now And now the song is over now And now the song is over now The song is over now Everything right is wrong again Every movement false, every four is waltz again Every five and dime's been gained and spent Tell me that you like my float upstream Draw the line dividing laugh and scream You know everything that I know so I know You've heard the voice that makes the silent noise That says that Everything that's right is wrong again You're a weasel overcome with dinge Weasel overcome but not before the damage done The healing doesn't stop the feeling Everything right is wrong again Just like in the long long trailer All the dishes got broken and the car kept driving And nobody would stop to save her And now the song is over now And now the song is over now And now the song is over now The song is over now
Speaking of Home Alone, how about that reference to the child murderer from Fritz Lang's M (Seen it?) burned on to Joe Pesci's hand? Along with the reference to Angels With Dirty Faces there is an odd reverence for classic crime cinema in those movies.
Oo! You're watching something I've seen. That doesn't happen very often. I remember little things about his movie. The BREAK LIGHTS, the hurling of rocks and jam jars... and tossed salad. Nothing else. It was boring for me.
Who knew Home Alone 2 inspired Hostel? You could string any 4 episodes of I Love Lucy together and they would be 50 times funnier than the Long Long Trailer.
Guy From Harlem is EPICALLY bad. Was rather obscure for some time but I think it's getting more well known now as one of the most insane Good Bad films out there.
That a viewer can ask such a deeply intellectual question can be asked by a viewer and be answered with an equally compelling answer is one reason why I love this show.
Man, you two were on fire in this.
"Put eggs in the damn salad!"
Pretty sure tornado warnings automatically go off if you think about trailer parks too concertedly...
This is one of my dad’s favorite comedies. I remembering it being on television a lot in the ‘80s.
One of my earliest movie-going memories is laughing myself to tears at the brick-throwing scenes in Home Alone 2. I watched it again recently and man, still funny. :D
Desi Arnaz shower sack shadow.... couldn't predict my Friday ending on that note.
No joke. Right (ok maybe off by a second) when Craig says "honk!" someone honked outside my window. And I live between suburbia and rural, so don't get many honks out here.
It was me, Matthew. I drive around the country monitoring who is watching the show and when, then I wait outside and honk just to freak them out. That's the customer service WTTB is known for.
You both offer hilarious annotations as well as intelligent, insightful, and thought-provoking assessments. Those qualities together are what make the show so enjoyable. It's clear that you know your craft and put a lot of work into your productions.
Plenty of movies that I consider good have a Rifftrax that I appreciate. Anything can be made fun of without disrespect. Something our current world seems to forget all too easily at times...
I remember watching long long trailer when I was a kid. So many memories. Thanks for the show!
All the dishes got broken and the car kept driving
And nobody would stop to save her
And now this song is over now
Wake me from the top to touch my face
Tell my every word has been erased
A favorite film since childhood
These videos brighten my day
Seen it? Smoke Signals! A great film and, at times, a painfully accurate portrayal of growing up on a reservation. Lots of childhood memories there, lol. Plus it's one of very few films with an entirely Native production team!
I remember from watching this movie years ago that their car changed from a Mercury to a Lincoln after driving around a bend.
Fellas, don't drink that coffee! You'd never guess. There was a fish in the percolator!
Every Twin Peaks reference gets my like.
"Have you seen Back to School?"
I had Comedy Central in the 90's, so yes. Many times.
They could've murdered cute puppy dogs on screen in this film, it would still go down as a classic. Lucy and Desi getting into crazy shenanigans in color and on the big screen = guaranteed success. It's not a good film at all but I still love it. It's one of my guilty pleasure films, like Star Trek V.
You guys are so sweet. You actually aged together doing this sweet, funny and heart warming show I've been watching for years. And you aged good! You folks rock! I would never in my life learn about those weirdo ancient boring movies you sometimes watch. Now I feel enriched.
Classic Cesar salads always have a raw egg mixed in.
Despite similarities in theme, the first Mad Max movie was quite tonally distinct from its sequels.
Not sure why this popped in my head, but Seen it: Bubba Ho-Tep? Bruce Campbell at his best, and one of my favorite lines in any film: "They dyed me this color!"
This movie reminds me a lot of the Disney cartoon "Mickey's Trailer" which of course has a harrowing mountain pass sequence, chaotic mid-trip kitchen antics and much more. I really would have thought that cartoon was a spoof of this movie but it turns out it was made in 1938, so 16 years before The Long Long Trailer. Check it out if you havent' seen it.
Craig: the geographic movie detective.
I remember seeing this movie and having to suppress an anxiety episode due to how tense it was.
This is the second consecutive Spring where this show has watched a famous leading man have a very hard time showering in the great outdoors.
Remind me of the last?
@@CaptChrispy A Star is Born, with Wisconsin's own Fredric March. They go camping and the shower contraption creates havoc for him.
@@PokerJoker811 Cheers!
I'm so happy you did this episode just so I could know what that TMBG song was talking about.
14:53 is kind of a fascinating shot - cool to see how they did effects back then, using clever camera tricks & miniatures, etc.
You're so right on Airplane, Johnny unplugging the lights, classic, and Willian Shatner in the sequel, where we discover his funny side.
Fun fact: the trailer brake guy (Bert Freed) has been on this show twice, in both Invaders from Mars and Billy Jack!
I don't know this actor, but looking him up, he had quite the career. Clint and Kubrick and everyone in between.
I had no idea Shatner was in Airplane 2. I have to watch this now.
Everything wrong is right again. Thanks for making my day better as always.
I really like the feel of this episode!
Mr. Ping's ping pong party is my own private Idaho when it comes to personal dreams.
I think Home Alone 2 took a page out of Back to the Future 2's book and tried to evoke nostalgia for the first film, except they did so by retreading the first movie with a few minor changes. Whether it was successful in doing so is up to the viewer.
Since this season featured both a Henry Fonda film and a Lucille Ball film, I say combine the two and watch the original version of "Yours, Mine, and Ours" (not the terrible 2005 remake). If you've already seen it, I'd like to hear your thoughts on it, as it was one of my favorite films growing up.
I'm 11 Red A
I'm 11 Red A
And the whole meaning of life talk on the way to the car for the hospital, god, that gets me choked up every time.
" it's the orthodontist and the shoe repairman and ground round ..."
@@rebekahyoder9335 That monologue is probably one of the best bits of advice about married life ever put on film.
I've been with my husband for 25 plus years, including our dating years, and...yes. That's one of the wisest and truest pieces of dialogue I've ever heard.
That and Jason Robards piece in Parenthood about how being a parent Never ends, " like your Aunt Edna's ass, it goes on forever..."
Best one yet!
Watching this again because I need a laugh. Still a good episode two years later.
Well, now that I know that's your hometown, I need to rewatch Back To School.
New The Mountain Goats album today and a new WTTB, and the start of my holiday! Great day!
This is one of my favorite comedies, so glad you guys did it! Absolutely lovely crazy movie, never fails to entertain
Point of Johnny in Airplane! is that he is a comic relief...
I don't think you understand what comic relief means
@@cambrodia3189 I don't think you understand. That's the joke the movie is making. He is comic relief in a nonstop comedy. He pops up whenever the scene gets "serious".
Oh, well shit...
I can't believe they watched a feature-length trailer this week!
Yes, I know Craig made the joke in the video, but I couldn't stop myself.
Been here since the beginning and love every episode, so please!! Seen it: hunt for the wilderpeople? If not watch it on the show!!! I’m begging
This episode is hilarious. I did a record number of spit takes
If Craig found the scene going up the mountain to be that tense, then I guess he hasn't seen Free Solo? If you can muster the nerves, I cannot recommend it highly enough.
What a stressful looking movie
You ain't kidding.
''Airplane The Movie''? I was twelve back then and nothing could beat it.
"Surely you can't be serious."
@@Cinemaphile7783 I'm saying it was the perfect teen movie back then. You don't believe me?
@@klipkultur2951
You were supposed to say, "I am serious. And don't call me Shirley". 😁😁😁😁
@@Cinemaphile7783 Totally missed it. Sorry.
Woot! Thanks for the Seen it response! Or is it Scene it?
How about Tetsuo: the Iron Man, any of the sequels?
They entranced me with their direction and artistic style.
My feeling is Mad About You is the more modern Dick Van Dyke Show, King of Queens> the Honeymooners and Cougartown> I Love Lucy. Thoughts?
Who is Lucy's foil in Cougartown? She'snot zany enough!
I was checking to see if TLLT was here on YT (It is but it's not free). This video was one of the results.
Can't believe I called this The Big Big Trailer... what a slip up!
Allow me to put on my Poindexter glasses for a moment. Traditional Caesar Salads are made with raw eggs. Additionally, chicken eggs had less of (practically none) an issue of Samonella until the 1970s/1980s. Remember Rocky's training diet of raw eggs? It just wasn't an issue then, now much less so. This wasn't even a lack of education thing either, eggs were just much safer to eat raw before.
*gasp* I hope one of those packages Craig held up is the one I sent you! I couldn't tell exactly, but I sent you guys something in a white bubble mailer just like the one in Craig's stack. If it's from Canada, it's from me. :)
Stu is everywhere this episode!
I saw the camera crew.
The American Wages of Fear? Like Sorcerer you mean? ;)
Have you watched Orson Welles' 'Chimes at Midnight'?
Cigarettes go in ashtrays, Dezi.
You guys had some 'splaining to do. Thanks.
Thanks for hauling me over to the old leather couch to see this movie, cos otherwise I'd probably never even hear about it. By the way, watching the ragout sequence, I had a hunch what the Ernesto ending is going to be. ;)
I only just learned that Airplane! is basically a short for short parody of the movie Zero Hour! Have you seen it?
The first time watching Zero Hour (if you have seen Airplane!) is a freaky experience.
Am I seeing MST3K box sets in the background?
Enjoying the jokes! Big fan of MST3K!!!
14:43 Hudson Brothers reference? Hysterical (1983)
Seen it: Free Enterprise.
so 90's, but possibly one of the William Shatner performances to match or even top Airplane II
So is that song by They Might be Giants actually based on events in this movie?? That'd be cool
3:07 How long did that take?
I am here once again to recommend a review of The World's Greatest Sinner.
New moon trailers, built in Alma, Michigan. Having grown up in one, I can say it was an amazing (yet very tiny) trailer. I was excited to watch this movie and was saddened when I realized the interior shots of the trailer were on a stage. Way way waaaayyy too roomy.
I think the worst part of Home Alone 2 is that it introduced us to Rob Schneider.
When are you guys going to colab with the Red Letter Media guys?
I doubt RLM would agree, but I'm sure the guys from Good Bad or Bad Bad would do it, in fact they stated in a comment they would love to collab with somebody but they have been too lazy to reach out to anybody...
There’s a bit of bad blood there. Matt has said he doesn’t harbor any ill will towards them. However, he has also brought up RLM mocking Chad Vader back in the day (it’s in The Grabowskis). I think the way they did it kinda sealed the deal on collabs for Matt (my opinion). So, sadly, I don’t think it’ll be happening.
It's a thin line that separates comedy from torture porn.
Hilarious!
You missed Ma Kettle!
You guys know about 'Zero Hour,' right?
Chekov's Trailer Brakes?
Ragu Beef!
16:17 - THANK YOU! This is the same reason I cannot enjoy most modern sitcoms!
Almost as good as featuring Too Wong Foo would be on your show
We need a Craig's list of the 10 worst geological movies.
They're gonna burn the foreheads down.
The grizzled face edition
This movie right here shows why it is ILLEGAL to ride inside making meals in a trailer while driving. You and the food will crumble. Not including the main threat of the trailer hitch coming loose.
!bungle
Isn't beef ragu just spaghetti bolognese?
Do we suppose Tasi(sp?) is named after her favourite aunt Anastasia?
IMDB has it spelled Tacy, but I would bet you're correct in noting it is probably a name derived from Aunt Anastacia (notice the 'c' in Auntie's name too)
@@jollyjakelovell4787 I think they SEENed IT in a previous episode?
@@jollyjakelovell4787 NICE!
Everything right is wrong again
Just like in the long long trailer
All the dishes got broken and the car kept driving
And nobody would stop to save her
Wake me when it's over, touch my face
Tell me every word has been erased
Don't you want to know the reason
Why the cupboard's not appealing
Don't you get the feeling that
Everything that's right is wrong again
You're a weasel overcome with dinge
Weasel overcome but not before the damage done
The healing doesn't stop the feeling
Everything right is wrong again
Just like in the long long trailer
All the dishes got broken and the car kept driving
And nobody would stop to save her
And now the song is over now
And now the song is over now
And now the song is over now
The song is over now
Everything right is wrong again
Every movement false, every four is waltz again
Every five and dime's been gained and spent
Tell me that you like my float upstream
Draw the line dividing laugh and scream
You know everything that I know so I know
You've heard the voice that makes the silent noise
That says that
Everything that's right is wrong again
You're a weasel overcome with dinge
Weasel overcome but not before the damage done
The healing doesn't stop the feeling
Everything right is wrong again
Just like in the long long trailer
All the dishes got broken and the car kept driving
And nobody would stop to save her
And now the song is over now
And now the song is over now
And now the song is over now
The song is over now
Speaking of Home Alone, how about that reference to the child murderer from Fritz Lang's M (Seen it?) burned on to Joe Pesci's hand? Along with the reference to Angels With Dirty Faces there is an odd reverence for classic crime cinema in those movies.
And I wouldn't be surprised if the choice to cast Joe Pesci came from a similar place.
it a guy from the 50s not getting married before his 30s means death for him
not first!
A happy song about someone having beef?
Oo! You're watching something I've seen. That doesn't happen very often.
I remember little things about his movie.
The BREAK LIGHTS, the hurling of rocks and jam jars... and tossed salad.
Nothing else. It was boring for me.
*brake
RAGU BEEF?!
Who knew Home Alone 2 inspired Hostel?
You could string any 4 episodes of I Love Lucy together and they would be 50 times funnier than the Long Long Trailer.
If I were a carpenter, I'd hammer on my piglet. I'd collect my seven dollars and I'd buy a big prosthetic forehead and wear it on my real head.
everybody wants prosthetic foreheads on their real heads
Home Alone 1&2 are better torture porn than Salo.
Seen It?:
Death Promise
Guy From Harlem
Planet of the Dinosaurs
People Soup
Guy From Harlem is EPICALLY bad. Was rather obscure for some time but I think it's getting more well known now as one of the most insane Good Bad films out there.
Once RiffTrax got a hold of it, it's popularity spiked.
RAGUUBEIFF
0/10 too many silly jokes
Trailers, vans and campers are the future, you boomers.
Everything right is wrong again