I think John Travolta just wanted to find a way to make people stop calling "Battlefield Earth" his worst movie. And I also think that he just succeeded.
Damn, I may have to take another look at Battlefield Earth then. I didn't realize it was that much better than so many of his other movies. History may even judge it as one of his hidden gems ;)
I don’t know. Battlefield Earth was this huge blockbuster of a movie that has been cemented in internet culture as one of the best bad movies out there compared to all the other low budget stinkers that Travolta has been involved with in the past few years, which in tern will all probably be forgotten as time moves on.
I actually was going to post that and wouldn't you know it, I scroll down and you beat me to it. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who embraces powerful words.
Ever hear the story told by the Cali gym bunny about the time Travolta showed up at the gym late one nite and tried to cruise him. And Mr. Bunny was so nieve about it and kept saying that Travolta was really nice?
Would of been funnier if the dad puts on Limp Bizkit and the kid says, "This music sucks dad. Its for old people". I guess Fred Durst wouldn't make fun of himself to get a laugh.
One of the best stalker esque films is ‘One Hour Photo’ where Robbin Williams plays a loner who works as a photo developer & has a strange obsession with one family.
Daniel-Day Lewis being one of the greatest actors of our generation and winning three oscars is nothing but a hack compared to the brilliant performance of Travolta’s deer antler and piano scene!
Thing is, that's what something with autism is highly likely to say. They don't always understand what's socially acceptable, so although the line seems silly its actually quite realistic! It's a touch that goes unnoticed
I would like to see John Travolta playing that ‘English Bobby’ trying to solve a murder in an otherwise normal LA noir type thriller.. It would be great seeing him turning up in scenes saying “Elllo , Elllo. What’s all this then?’’” to the Private Eye and so forth . Great potential.
@Isaac Baranoff Eh, I still think it was too on the nose. A poster or just even the music playing would've been more subtle and more rewarding for those who noticed it, since it isn't being shoved down your throat.
@Isaac Baranoff If they had just had Limp Bizkit's song on in the car without it being announced, that would have worked. George Harrison used to run Handmade Films in the UK, and you would often hear his music and stuff he penned for the Beatles in their movies - he gave them his songs for free.
The timing when you said "Its hard to take this movie serious" couldn't have been better since you said it when John Travolta happened to be running while wearing the deer antlers!😂🤣
@Luis Collado Usually people have a career trajectory. Nic Cage certainly has and he's on the slide. With Travolta he has a weird knack of following a great performance with a truly horrible one and then following that up with another decent film.
I remember wikipedia's critical reception section to it's Battlefield Earth article saying something to the effect of "more than one critic describee the film as 'Travolting'".
Written and Directed by Fred Fucking Durst. Well, he's proven himself to be talentless in one more medium. What next, he'll try to fail at being a sculptor?
I can't believe you're actually uploading frequently now Mark. I've been waiting for this for the past five years. Probably the best thing that has come out of the pandemic
Thank you, it takes a while to make a video so for years I found it really hard to develop a regular schedule but now I've kind of got things down to a science
To my knowledge, before the De Niro / Snipes' The Fan there was another movie with the same title, a slasher/musical featuring Lauren Bacall and my absolute favorite line of all times: "How much would you like to be f**ked by a meat cleaver?" I would love to hear you talk about this masterpiece!
Sad thing is, Travolta apparently based his performance in this movie off his son, who was on the autistic spectrum and died from a seizure while in the shower. In a way, I could see where he could come from with that, but I'm pretty sure Travolta's son was in his teens when he died (update: he was 16). And Travolta is a man in his mid-60's, and he was around the time he filmed this. And I can TELL someone on the autistic spectrum who's in their 60's will act differently than someone in their teens.
Inconsistent upload schedules. Which isn't a criticism of Mark, and I'm getting free entertainment, but TH-cam definitely prefers regular and frequent uploading.
Maybe he needs more devoted fans. We need him. He needs us. We can keep him company. He is lonely just now. We need to cure him of lockdown. And Mark is funny, oh so funny.
@@ajoajoajoaj I definitely see that. I kind of like The Cable Guy. Not Jim Carey's best(obviously), or even his worst, really, (not when his performance as The Riddler in Batman Forever still exists), but I like the Cable Guy, a little bit. Because it's genuinely hard to really hate a Jim Carey performance, because even at his worst, he always gives a noteworthy, and memorable performance. But this is like if fred durst directed The Cable Guy, or saw it, but did it worse than anyone thought, and gave us the real life Simple Jack movie we were all unknowingly missing in our lives... except with his terrible directing. Oh well, we finally got Simple Jack the movie!
Man, Travolta has had a lot of hits and misses in his career. Wild to think that the guy who starred in Saturday Night Fever and had a major role in Pulp Fiction, actually did this movie.
@@MrlspPrt That's true, I guess. I like Travolta as a person, kind of lukewarm on him as an actor. Seeing him do really weird, not-good movies like this or like Poison Rose, puts me off. Oh well, I guess he can afford it!
Critics bash Phenomenon, but I thought Travolta did a great job in that. I know it was full of movie magic, cheesey 90's sound track, and fairy tale characters, but it worked, and largely because of good acting.
Thanks for taking one for the team so the rest of us didn't have to waste a hour and a half of our lives that we could never get back! You sir are my hero lol
That god damn paparazzi in this movie is the worst enabler ive seen in a film. Shes constantly getting him into shit then acting like hes crazy for doing so.
At least his mustache doesn't have a reflection, lol. By the way, thank you Mark, for all the time and effort you put into your videos, much appreciated!
Holy shit, I didn’t even realize that was Devon Sawa until you said his name. I could hardly recognize him! And my god, Travolta is absolutely embarrassingly awful in this.
Poor John Travolta. Much like Nicolas Cage, it's great to see him still acting, even at his old age. I love Travolta's films! But what the hell was he thinking with this one? Yes, Battlefield Earth was bad too, but geezz, I think this film REALLY takes the cake for me!
No joke: Ted Cruz’s new hair looks EXACTLY like Travolta’s in this movie. Don’t believe me? Google it. Edit: Oh wow, I wrote this comment before finishing the video! He totally addresses it on the credits 😂
I wonder if I shouldn't be typing this as I hide in Mark's bushes, waiting for him to walk out to go to the supermarket so I can jump out and yell "OH HAI MARK!" Maybe he'll sign the cardigan he wore in the skit that I bought on EBAY for 3 dollars. I'll just wait two more hours and see.
Holy hell, Mark. The Troll 2 callback!!! I've rewatched (at least twice) most of your stuff, but just recently done so with Troll 2, or it would have gotten by me - again! Funny AF. Thanks again for the awesome content.
The best description of this movie I’ve ever heard is that this is one of John Travolta‘s most genius performances or the most unintentionally funny one since battlefield earth.
Misery…lol. “He didn’t get out of the cockadoodie car.” One of the funniest bits I still laugh my tuchus off every time I watch. This movie, however, I appreciate the creative liberties but it seemed almost too much…like that movie where that weird mouth breathing dude breaks in to homes installs cameras, sniffs panties and kidnaps people….I seriously can’t think of the name..but it’s almost a parody of itself and too much, same with this movie. Side note, I tween crushed substantially hard on Devon Sawa and embarrassed to say I had no clue that was him in this movie lol.
I burst into shrill laughter as soon as I saw Travolta in his Simple Jack getup in the trailer thumbnail. Could this movie have some bit of the magic of The Room?
Fun fact; I did security 👮♂️ at a Orlando area event in the 2010s. Celebration. 🏘 It had a few mid level TV, basic cable celebs. Reality show types. I personally had to eject 4X, four different people. 😖 Why these nutbars were crazed over the TV stars at a hotel event room made 0 sense.
It’s a good concept for a movie. It’s also very tongue in cheek, since John is a huge megastar himself and he’s playing a super fan of an actor with a cult following. But why did his character need to be autistic? How did his illness contribute to the story in any way? Also, why was the action star so cruel? Like the video says, he’s at an autograph signing event to sign autographs and he decides to call it a night just because he had a fight with his ex wife? I get that his character is arrogant, but he could’ve had a superficial, condescending charm about him. Also, the writers could’ve given him better lines to work with to show us what kind of a jerk he is to his fans.
What really baffles me with the ending, is the fact that the movie implies that the actor guy gets blamed for the murder of the housekeeper, even though there's like tons of evidence against that. Even a moron would realize from all the evidences that Moose is the one who killed her (and invaded a home, etc.).
CSI: So...there's like, a MASSIVE amount of blood everywhere from this other person we can't account for. Should we...Nah. Could be a coincidence. Anyway, that's a wrap!
Yeah, his lawyers would make that charge evaporate in a cold minute. Basically, the douchey actor will be mildly inconvenienced, and Moose will get put away for life. That's how the movie really ends.
I went to an advanced screening of The Fanatic in DC & John Travolta was THERE. I even met him & shook his hand. Glad that happened before the movie. It was so bad that I just wanted to leave the theater immediately afterwards lol.
I felt this was not a topic that was discussed enough! I literally put my hands to my face when he revealed that. I vaguely knew of this movie but I forgot that Fred Durst directed it AND wrote it. That explains a lot.
The hostage part is almost a shot for shot remake of the scene where Vince Vaughn is tied up by the crazy brother in wedding crashers, only thing missing is the painting
The ending is kind of insulting. They arrested the actor for his housekeeper's murder, and we're supposed to believe that his army of lawyers didn't swoop down faster than you can say "circumstantial evidence"? Moose's fingerprints are all over the house, his blood is all over the house, and Moose will probably go to the emergency room, where they're required to report gun injuries. The actor will go on the talk show circuit to milk the incident for all it's worth while Moose rots in prison.
Kurt Cobain, Guy Lafleur and Sydney Poitier are the only people I've ever remotely geeked out over. And even I never went out of my way to meet them or get an autograph. I honestly never understood the whole celebrity worship.
This was one of those movies that you know is going to be terrible because it's got Fred Durst involved... But you can't stop watching till the end because it's so bizarre from beginning to end. This goes even BEYOND Nicholas Cage territory. That alone deserves some appreciation. It's not an easy thing to do. An artform that very few dare to dabble in. Stunning and brave.
Mark, most likely someone like Travolta’s character would be getting Social Security Disability Insurance and his English Bobby picture business would be for “cash under the table” or within’ the allowed “extra” he could make a month and still be able to collect SSDI which I think is around $500 a month. Still well below what someone would need to live in Hollywood would need to live on but he didn’t have a car and he lived in some sort of basement that he shared with that chick I think. So let’s say he earned $5 per picture and sold 20 pictures in a day that’s $100 a day (WAY more if he actually hustled tour groups on weekends). Times 30 that’s $3,000 tax free every month ON TOP of his SSDI which is like $1,200 with food stamps so he could eat then he splits the rent with that chick for a black market room that they pay, again, cash for under the table, it’s now believable, even in Hollywood. “Section 8” would be another variable as well.
I'm honestly surprised more people aren't laughing at the fact this was made by literal Fred Durst... I actually choked laughing when he said John Travolta "enjoyed working with Fred Durst"; what kinda parallel universe did this come from?! Like, in a guilty pleasure way, I actually love some of Limp Bizkit's stuff... but this?? Not so much.
Mark, I have to give you real kudos here! I have to admit that this has to be a more darker movie than the ones you usually do, but your awesome sense of humor really helped in still finding some humourous material in this!🤓👍
I think John Travolta just wanted to find a way to make people stop calling "Battlefield Earth" his worst movie. And I also think that he just succeeded.
I honestly didn’t even think it was that bad. People are way over hyping it. It’s basically just a mediocre film.
I thought he managed to do that with Trading Paint.
Gotti was 1000x worse than battlefield earth. he’s had 4 or 5 worse movies that that. it was mediocre
Damn, I may have to take another look at Battlefield Earth then. I didn't realize it was that much better than so many of his other movies. History may even judge it as one of his hidden gems ;)
I don’t know. Battlefield Earth was this huge blockbuster of a movie that has been cemented in internet culture as one of the best bad movies out there compared to all the other low budget stinkers that Travolta has been involved with in the past few years, which in tern will all probably be forgotten as time moves on.
John Travolta did not watch Tropic Thunder, and if he did, he learned nothing.
I just wish we HAD a sequel to Tropic Thunder. Most awesome movie of 2008, besides Iron Man.
Never go full ....
@@shawnfields2369 Nah, theyll probably ruin it.
@@thesorrow4664 They should change the 'r word' to Travolta, as in 'Never go full Travolta'
Simple Jack 2 - Jack’s Back !
"I can't talk long, I gotta poo."
Words that defined a generation
I actually was going to post that and wouldn't you know it, I scroll down and you beat me to it. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who embraces powerful words.
He said poo.
He said can't talk long
I'd bet that's how Fred Durst talks in his daily life.
Oh hi Mark
"Oh, in case you were wondering... yes, the housekeeper's dead body has been lying in the back yard for two days now." 😂 Comedy genius!
Anywhere I’ve lived in Florida, turkey vultures would be on that corpse in an hour or two, guaranteed!
She was doing a night cleaning 🤣
Never thought I'd ever see John Travolta choking out a guy in an alleyway while wearing a Hawaiian shirt but here we are. . . . .
Pfft. You should live round here. Happens all the time.
Ever hear the story told by the Cali gym bunny about the time Travolta showed up at the gym late one nite and tried to cruise him. And Mr. Bunny was so nieve about it and kept saying that Travolta was really nice?
Surprised we didn't get it in Face Off
You didn’t?
Well somebody has never been in West Hollywood at 4 in the morning.
Would of been funnier if the dad puts on Limp Bizkit and the kid says, "This music sucks dad. Its for old people". I guess Fred Durst wouldn't make fun of himself to get a laugh.
One of the best stalker esque films is ‘One Hour Photo’ where Robbin Williams plays a loner who works as a photo developer & has a strange obsession with one family.
I just find the idea that we had to wait an hour or even a day for photos completely implausible.
Yes, that was a good film
Yes, similar to but so much better than this movie
Yea that was a good movie for sure
@@thursoberwick1948 you think that’s bad I do remember there been a time when you had to go back after 24 hours.
Daniel-Day Lewis being one of the greatest actors of our generation and winning three oscars is nothing but a hack compared to the brilliant performance of Travolta’s deer antler and piano scene!
Travolta drinks DDL's milkshake.
Lockdown has been tough. One minute you are being trained to conquer galaxies and next minute you are having to cut your own hair with blunt pliers.
You made me laugh like a dork who just got high for the first time.
@@PeanutButterZombie00 your comment gave me a good giggle too mate
He'll never live that galaxy conquering scene down. Tommy Wiseau laughs at Travolta's acting.
That 'conquer galaxies' sounded spontaniously with his voice in my head.
Oh man...he's brainwashing me one bad movie at a time
@@aa11ct9 it's the way he says "spell your name" that still haunts me
I actually saw an interview with Travolta about this movie, he actually was the one who came up with the " I gotta poo " line,
Thing is, that's what something with autism is highly likely to say. They don't always understand what's socially acceptable, so although the line seems silly its actually quite realistic! It's a touch that goes unnoticed
And he made that poo last a 1h 29m.
Stalking is when two people go out for a date but only one of them know about it.
That corpse on the lawn tells me that the home owners being billed by that landscaper for hours he's not working
I would like to see John Travolta playing that ‘English Bobby’ trying to solve a murder in an otherwise normal LA noir type thriller.. It would be great seeing him turning up in scenes saying “Elllo , Elllo. What’s all this then?’’” to the Private Eye and so forth . Great potential.
What makes Travolta's performance worse is that his son, who died a few years before, was autistic.
Jet Travolta .... his wife Kelly Preston died ⚰ too.
Maybe his son wasn't stereotypical like this awful portrayal so he couldn't use him as inspiration
The haircut is so nightmarish I’m surprised it’s not a boss in Dark Souls.
Imaging the hitbox is giving me nightmares.
Just roll and stab
I....I got that reference!
He's bald, it's a movie prop.
Lmao thank you for that laugh sir
Travolta went full Simple Jack.
😂
🤣
Surprisingly, travoltas hair is probably the best part about this movie.
Yeah, looks like he improvised using a skunk hide.
Reminds me of the dumb Rick who hangs out with Gerry on Rick & Morty.
'Unsurprisingly', don't you mean? My immediate question is, What did you expect to out-act the hair-piece?
@@SaitohYatate 😂
This movie was amazing! And so quotable”popycock!” “I wish Freddy crougar would come and kill you in your sleep.” Perfect!
BTW if you didn't notice, John Travolta's Character named Moose, and The Antagonist is named Hunter, you know , Moose Hunter..
STORYTELLING!!! 11/10!!
Yep.
"Like a little Limp Bizkit?"
*Insert Obama giving himself a medal meme
That is nice that is nice
@Isaac Baranoff I do know who Fred Durst is tho lol
I mean, this movie is already hard to take seriously, so I don’t know if that’s really helping.
@Isaac Baranoff Eh, I still think it was too on the nose. A poster or just even the music playing would've been more subtle and more rewarding for those who noticed it, since it isn't being shoved down your throat.
@Isaac Baranoff If they had just had Limp Bizkit's song on in the car without it being announced, that would have worked. George Harrison used to run Handmade Films in the UK, and you would often hear his music and stuff he penned for the Beatles in their movies - he gave them his songs for free.
The biggest sin of that movie is that it is very meanspirited and inhumane, there isn't an ounce of empathy in it.
In that sense it’s very true to autism
Ah, John Travolta, the OTHER Nicolas Cage.
They should have a ... *face off*
Both these comments are gold lol
At least Nicolas Cage is entertaining and fun to watch. John Travolta is neither.
@@linda10989 Travolta's been in some good films too.
liked that "face off" reference?
The timing when you said "Its hard to take this movie serious" couldn't have been better since you said it when John Travolta happened to be running while wearing the deer antlers!😂🤣
One of John Travolta’s worst movies. Reading that I was like Mark already covered Battlefield Earth awhile ago lol...🤔😂
A true optimist might say: "You can always do worse."
I still say A Love Song for Bobby Long is Travolta's worst movie.
The Boy in the Bubble is pretty bad too.
As is Saturday Night Fever
@Luis Collado Usually people have a career trajectory. Nic Cage certainly has and he's on the slide. With Travolta he has a weird knack of following a great performance with a truly horrible one and then following that up with another decent film.
I thought he was going to say Gotti but I actually liked Gotti
Two words; "Fred" "Durst". End of story. Done. Next!
Hahaha that credit threw me.
Now I know y'all be loving this shit right here
Exactly what I was thinking! Spot on!!!
Ded Frurst
I actually really enjoyed "The Education of Charlie Banks"......but then again I was still very young, and I have to admit, a huge moron.
John's performance was so awful and over the top that it was utterly TRAVOLTING. ;)
This comment needs more likes. Very clever
AWESOME COMMENT
I remember wikipedia's critical reception section to it's Battlefield Earth article saying something to the effect of "more than one critic describee the film as 'Travolting'".
Get out!
Travoltation nation
Written and Directed by Fred Fucking Durst. Well, he's proven himself to be talentless in one more medium. What next, he'll try to fail at being a sculptor?
I can't believe you're actually uploading frequently now Mark. I've been waiting for this for the past five years. Probably the best thing that has come out of the pandemic
Thank you, it takes a while to make a video so for years I found it really hard to develop a regular schedule but now I've kind of got things down to a science
@@FanboyFlicks Hocus Pocus (1993) Full Movie what movie name opinion
To my knowledge, before the De Niro / Snipes' The Fan there was another movie with the same title, a slasher/musical featuring Lauren Bacall and my absolute favorite line of all times: "How much would you like to be f**ked by a meat cleaver?"
I would love to hear you talk about this masterpiece!
Ladies and gentlemen; John Travolta is proud to present Simple Jack.
I've watched tropic thunder so many times, but I never thought they'd finally give simple jack his own movie LMFAO 😂😂😂
"You dont go full R"
Sad thing is, Travolta apparently based his performance in this movie off his son, who was on the autistic spectrum and died from a seizure while in the shower. In a way, I could see where he could come from with that, but I'm pretty sure Travolta's son was in his teens when he died (update: he was 16). And Travolta is a man in his mid-60's, and he was around the time he filmed this. And I can TELL someone on the autistic spectrum who's in their 60's will act differently than someone in their teens.
more like simple rick
Never go full regal.
“You like a little Limp Bizkit? A little Bizkit? God that is nice, that is NICE!”
The only thing more bizarre than this movie is the fact that your channel doesn’t get more attention.
Because he barely makes videos
He deserves a Hunter Dunbar level of fame
@@raam726 Being a fan of Mark for a while now, I love the frequency of his uploads in the past half year
Inconsistent upload schedules. Which isn't a criticism of Mark, and I'm getting free entertainment, but TH-cam definitely prefers regular and frequent uploading.
Maybe he needs more devoted fans. We need him. He needs us. We can keep him company. He is lonely just now. We need to cure him of lockdown.
And Mark is funny, oh so funny.
"I might not get the chance to shoot someone's face/off."
Nicely done, sir.
Fred Durst directing a movie with John Travolta looking like an 8 year old on vacation in Hawaii. Sounds like a box office hit :)
What I really hate is that this could work if it was a comedy with Jim Carrey
And I've found it on Amazon Prime! Great!
@@orionterron99
I mean that is basically the Cable Guy.
@@ajoajoajoaj I definitely see that. I kind of like The Cable Guy. Not Jim Carey's best(obviously), or even his worst, really, (not when his performance as The Riddler in Batman Forever still exists), but I like the Cable Guy, a little bit. Because it's genuinely hard to really hate a Jim Carey performance, because even at his worst, he always gives a noteworthy, and memorable performance. But this is like if fred durst directed The Cable Guy, or saw it, but did it worse than anyone thought, and gave us the real life Simple Jack movie we were all unknowingly missing in our lives... except with his terrible directing. Oh well, we finally got Simple Jack the movie!
Ever since Billy bob was in sling blade, everybody wants to replicate that.
Man, Travolta has had a lot of hits and misses in his career. Wild to think that the guy who starred in Saturday Night Fever and had a major role in Pulp Fiction, actually did this movie.
It could be worse: Marlon Brando did worse things for laziness.
@@MrlspPrt That's true, I guess. I like Travolta as a person, kind of lukewarm on him as an actor. Seeing him do really weird, not-good movies like this or like Poison Rose, puts me off. Oh well, I guess he can afford it!
Critics bash Phenomenon, but I thought Travolta did a great job in that. I know it was full of movie magic, cheesey 90's sound track, and fairy tale characters, but it worked, and largely because of good acting.
@@BrisLS1 One of my mother's favorites!
He said no to Forrest Gump, Spiderman, the green mile and other good parts.
Thanks for taking one for the team so the rest of us didn't have to waste a hour and a half of our lives that we could never get back! You sir are my hero lol
I just realized the logo on Marks shirt was a VHS and not a London phone booth. I swear I’m not an idiot lol
Imagine how slim that phone booth would be lol
I thought that too the first time I saw it. I thought it was a Dr Who reference
That god damn paparazzi in this movie is the worst enabler ive seen in a film. Shes constantly getting him into shit then acting like hes crazy for doing so.
At least his mustache doesn't have a reflection, lol. By the way, thank you Mark, for all the time and effort you put into your videos, much appreciated!
Thank you, I've been editing the next video over the last 3 days, should be a good one
My TH-cam browser said this was uploaded 1 hr ago and I read this comment is 2 days old.
@@FanboyFlicks can't wait to watch it. I always love seeing your videos pop up in my sub feed.
@@4dbullshitpatroll6 patreon supporters often get early access to videos
I totally forgot that I watched this movie. Your analysis of this movie was spot on.
Travoltas haircut is what deserved an Emmy
It’s maybe a step behind Battlefield Earth.. gotta give it to BE just because of all the hype and controversy surrounding it.
Wig
I think John should have won an Oscar tbh he's so committed and it would have been just hilarious
Holy shit, I didn’t even realize that was Devon Sawa until you said his name. I could hardly recognize him! And my god, Travolta is absolutely embarrassingly awful in this.
I only saw the first film where that plane exploded. Did that creepy shadow ever get him?
Yeah I remember watching it like, damn, dude definitely looks a lot different. But then again, I haven't anything with him in it for a long time
honestly Mark your giveaway is such a refreshing approach where you just requested we watch your show to be able to enter. Genius marketing.
Fun Fact: it was only in theatres for 1 Day
It kills me to see this account doesn't have so many subscribers. You are awesome, man.
I'm really digging Travolta's portrayal of Bullwinkle J Moose in this film.
"Chocolate moose "
The constant ear 👂 finger sniffing was Oscar worthy
Hey Rocky, watch me pull a Jason mask out of my ass!
aww Bullwinkle that trick never works
that's it Rocky! You're blocked
Thanks for saving me from this one. Also, I just can't stop thinking about Robert Durst, the serial killer millionaire.
I would expect nothing less than this from a movie made by Fred Durst.
Its nice to see you are uploading more frequently,and should let you know that your effort and comedy is much appreciated!
The entire movie is a meditation by a celebrity on why he believes he's better than the rest of us.
Exactly
But Mark is better than us. And we need him.
Calling John Travolta a celebrity is outdated by about 40 years
@@cameronrobertson9800 Kind of missing his whole career comeback, but I was talking about the even more dated Fred Durst.
Poor John Travolta. Much like Nicolas Cage, it's great to see him still acting, even at his old age. I love Travolta's films! But what the hell was he thinking with this one? Yes, Battlefield Earth was bad too, but geezz, I think this film REALLY takes the cake for me!
Twist ending: This is actually a sequel to Face/Off focusing on Nicolas Cage as John Travolta doing what Nicolas Cage does in real life
My man survived Final Destination but can’t survive John Travolta yee-yee ass haircut? Smh
I guess Fred Durst shot a fans hand off with his shotgun.
You don’t remember Fred going to jail for killing his maid ? 😂
I am almost certain that he went into , and , and came out of this movie , fully expecting an Oscar for his performance.
No joke: Ted Cruz’s new hair looks EXACTLY like Travolta’s in this movie. Don’t believe me? Google it.
Edit: Oh wow, I wrote this comment before finishing the video! He totally addresses it on the credits 😂
I wonder if I shouldn't be typing this as I hide in Mark's bushes, waiting for him to walk out to go to the supermarket so I can jump out and yell "OH HAI MARK!" Maybe he'll sign the cardigan he wore in the skit that I bought on EBAY for 3 dollars. I'll just wait two more hours and see.
Did anyone else of the lesson Ben Stiller learned from "Simple Jack" in Tropic Thunder?
"She's probably out...cleaning...at night." 🤣
"I guess Moose just doesnt understand that when someone is bleeding out of their head and not moving, its not good." Lmfao
Holy hell, Mark. The Troll 2 callback!!! I've rewatched (at least twice) most of your stuff, but just recently done so with Troll 2, or it would have gotten by me - again! Funny AF. Thanks again for the awesome content.
My brother died this past weekend and seeing the notification you uploaded this made me smile. Thank you, sincerely.
The best description of this movie I’ve ever heard is that this is one of John Travolta‘s most genius performances or the most unintentionally funny one since battlefield earth.
I get the impression that they're trying to rip off "One Hour Photo" with Robin Williams (which was genuinely creepy)
John Travolta as "Simple Jack"
The number of times I said 'poppycock' to myself in the mirror is acutally pretty startling.
WHYYY TF DOES THIS COMMENT SAY 2 DAYS GO. THE VIDEO WAS POSTED 1 HOUR AGO. IM SO CONFUSED??????
@@redbomb808 right,what is going on 🤔
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@@PointsofData Ohhhhhhh that’s probably it, thanks
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Love the title lol, “one” of his worst. So subtle but true that there are possibly others that are worse 😆
The real hero of this story should've been the housekeeper lady. What a day she had
"It started with a kiss... Didn't expect it to come to this." -Some song by Hot Chocolate
Misery…lol. “He didn’t get out of the cockadoodie car.” One of the funniest bits I still laugh my tuchus off every time I watch.
This movie, however, I appreciate the creative liberties but it seemed almost too much…like that movie where that weird mouth breathing dude breaks in to homes installs cameras, sniffs panties and kidnaps people….I seriously can’t think of the name..but it’s almost a parody of itself and too much, same with this movie.
Side note, I tween crushed substantially hard on Devon Sawa and embarrassed to say I had no clue that was him in this movie lol.
"I can't talk to long, I gotta poo" lol best introduction to a character ever.
I burst into shrill laughter as soon as I saw Travolta in his Simple Jack getup in the trailer thumbnail. Could this movie have some bit of the magic of The Room?
Did John Travolta really campaigned this movie for the Oscar nomination?
Yes. His ego has brought him to an alternate dimension. I'm sure he hears applause in his head and hallucinates good reviews on national television.
@@Turtleproof Yes exactly, remember he said that Battlefield Earth will be the next Star Wars lol.
If Fred Durst removed his name from the film, more than 19 people may actually see it. Lol
This both sounds like a Adam Sandler movie and I keep hearing Adam Sandler's voice in Moose.
Hunter Dunbar has the temperment of Sean Penn.
I met Lou Ferrigno and that's the only celebrity I wanted to meet.
I heard Ferrigno's actually a genuinely nice guy.
Man I wanna meet Lou!
I have never heard anything but awesome stuff about Lou.
Legend
Fun fact; I did security 👮♂️ at a Orlando area event in the 2010s. Celebration. 🏘 It had a few mid level TV, basic cable celebs. Reality show types. I personally had to eject 4X, four different people. 😖 Why these nutbars were crazed over the TV stars at a hotel event room made 0 sense.
Travolta thought this would be his Slingblaid
Did Travolta do it for the money? The fame?
Nah he did it for the Nookie
"Cos hate is all I heard from you lately" 🍽️🎶
If Travolta had played Forrest Gump, then Gump and Pulp Fiction would've been so bad that Shawshank would've swept the awards in 1994. Wow.
I'm only here for the job security giveaway.
Travolta must be one of the most famous actors who's terrible at what he does sometimes
Chris Stuckman's review of this is also hilarious.
Chris Stuckman and hilarious is an oxymoron
Watch Adum and Pals: The Fanatic review. It's so funny.
Stuckman is a lot things, but funny ain't one of them.
It’s a good concept for a movie. It’s also very tongue in cheek, since John is a huge megastar himself and he’s playing a super fan of an actor with a cult following. But why did his character need to be autistic? How did his illness contribute to the story in any way? Also, why was the action star so cruel? Like the video says, he’s at an autograph signing event to sign autographs and he decides to call it a night just because he had a fight with his ex wife? I get that his character is arrogant, but he could’ve had a superficial, condescending charm about him. Also, the writers could’ve given him better lines to work with to show us what kind of a jerk he is to his fans.
Hmm I’ll take some of this job security you’re talking about
Ah yes, "The Fanatic": Fred Durst's failed attempt at creating characters that are more repulsive than he himself is.
What really baffles me with the ending, is the fact that the movie implies that the actor guy gets blamed for the murder of the housekeeper, even though there's like tons of evidence against that. Even a moron would realize from all the evidences that Moose is the one who killed her (and invaded a home, etc.).
CSI: So...there's like, a MASSIVE amount of blood everywhere from this other person we can't account for. Should we...Nah. Could be a coincidence. Anyway, that's a wrap!
@@rudeboyjohn3483 Exactly. Also, the house would be filled with Moose's fingerprints, including the ropes he used to tie the guy up.
Aren’t Moose’s literal fingers still there?!
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Yeah, his lawyers would make that charge evaporate in a cold minute. Basically, the douchey actor will be mildly inconvenienced, and Moose will get put away for life. That's how the movie really ends.
I went to an advanced screening of The Fanatic in DC & John Travolta was THERE. I even met him & shook his hand. Glad that happened before the movie. It was so bad that I just wanted to leave the theater immediately afterwards lol.
Wait.... so you're saying Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit is NOT an amazing film director? 😂
Idk. The movie isn't shot that bad, it's just that the script is an abomination.
I felt this was not a topic that was discussed enough! I literally put my hands to my face when he revealed that. I vaguely knew of this movie but I forgot that Fred Durst directed it AND wrote it. That explains a lot.
He is a mortal god.
The movie and directing wasn't that bad. Compare it to the nun or justice league and it's fucking brilliant
@@jayclean5653 The house fire wasn't that devastating, it's just that I've lost all my belongings.
The hostage part is almost a shot for shot remake of the scene where Vince Vaughn is tied up by the crazy brother in wedding crashers, only thing missing is the painting
This movie is how not to do "the joker"
The ending is kind of insulting. They arrested the actor for his housekeeper's murder, and we're supposed to believe that his army of lawyers didn't swoop down faster than you can say "circumstantial evidence"? Moose's fingerprints are all over the house, his blood is all over the house, and Moose will probably go to the emergency room, where they're required to report gun injuries. The actor will go on the talk show circuit to milk the incident for all it's worth while Moose rots in prison.
Oh man, I was hoping you were gonna do this movie and I feel special having that VIP access son!!!!
It took me a while to get to because I really didn't want to watch it lol but in the end, I'm glad that I did because there was a lot to talk about
@@FanboyFlicks He's come a looooong way since the disco days lol!
Kurt Cobain, Guy Lafleur and Sydney Poitier are the only people I've ever remotely geeked out over. And even I never went out of my way to meet them or get an autograph. I honestly never understood the whole celebrity worship.
This was one of those movies that you know is going to be terrible because it's got Fred Durst involved... But you can't stop watching till the end because it's so bizarre from beginning to end.
This goes even BEYOND Nicholas Cage territory.
That alone deserves some appreciation.
It's not an easy thing to do. An artform that very few dare to dabble in. Stunning and brave.
Mark, most likely someone like Travolta’s character would be getting Social Security Disability Insurance and his English Bobby picture business would be for “cash under the table” or within’ the allowed “extra” he could make a month and still be able to collect SSDI which I think is around $500 a month. Still well below what someone would need to live in Hollywood would need to live on but he didn’t have a car and he lived in some sort of basement that he shared with that chick I think.
So let’s say he earned $5 per picture and sold 20 pictures in a day that’s $100 a day (WAY more if he actually hustled tour groups on weekends). Times 30 that’s $3,000 tax free every month ON TOP of his SSDI which is like $1,200 with food stamps so he could eat then he splits the rent with that chick for a black market room that they pay, again, cash for under the table, it’s now believable, even in Hollywood. “Section 8” would be another variable as well.
I do characters on Hollywood Boulevard. What you postulate here just ain't happenin'.
Has the housekeeper's body been discovered yet?
I'm honestly surprised more people aren't laughing at the fact this was made by literal Fred Durst... I actually choked laughing when he said John Travolta "enjoyed working with Fred Durst"; what kinda parallel universe did this come from?! Like, in a guilty pleasure way, I actually love some of Limp Bizkit's stuff... but this?? Not so much.
Best stalker movie is What about Bob?
Bill Murray is hilarious
Mark, I have to give you real kudos here! I have to admit that this has to be a more darker movie than the ones you usually do, but your awesome sense of humor really helped in still finding some humourous material in this!🤓👍