When Jack Palance accepted his Oscar for this performance in '92, first thing he said was, "Billy Crystal - I crap bigger than him." He went on to do a bunch of one-handed push ups onstage.
Jack Palance (Curly) was famous for dying violently on-screen in 28 different Hollywood movies, so his quiet, peaceful death here was an ironic and comedic homage to his long career. Several funny websites have compiled clips of his death scenes.
Most of us who grew up in the 80s were introduced to Jack Palance as the host of a tv show called Ripley's Believe it, or Not! His grizzled, intimidating voice was the perfect match the the mysterious topics presented in the show. And our parents would go "Hey, that's Jack Palance", and we'd say "WHO's Jack Palance??" etc etc.. Later he popped up again in the Tim Burton/Michael Keaton 'Batman', and then his Oscar winning performance here.
"Support Your Local Sheriff" (1969) starring James Garner, Jack Elam, Walter Brennan, Bruce Dern, Henry Morgan, and Joan Hackett, is a highly rated western spoof that you really need to see someday, when you're in a laughing mood again.
@@MadisonKThamesHey Madison, another Western Comedy that nobody reacts to is The Frisco Kid. It stars Gene Wilder and a fresh off of Star Wars Harrison Ford. I think you would really enjoy it. Hope ya had a great birthday!
The director Ron Underwood wanted to actually film a calfing live, but Billy Crystal told him, "There are some things I won't do for money." They hired a special effects team to create the rear portion of a cow, then pushed a live calf through. Norman was played by MANY different calves as they wanted Norman to stay the same size, and young calves grow too fast for a filming schedule, so pretty much every week was a new Norman.
Maddie will be all smiles watching this one! I definitely know you had a good time with this. Billy Crystal at his finest and ole Jack Palance have a REAL good time! Super Thanks! We all know it's late, but Super Happy Birthday Madison!
A fun older western comedy is Cat Ballou from 1965 - staring a young Jane Fonda in the title role and Lee Marvin, who won an Oscar for Best Actor as a drunken, over the hill, gun fighter in his role as Kid Shelleen.
One of my favorite movies of all time. Very emotional for me on a personal note because it was the last movie I saw in the theater with both my dad and cousin who are no longer with us. I think of them every time I see it.
How many Westerns did Jack Palance (Curly) do in his career? No one knows. This man flew bombers over Germany during WWII, got shot down and his face badly burned. German doctors saved his face, giving him his money-making Hollywood grin.
Happy Bday Madison! This is the PERFECT movie for you this day! I saw this on my first visit to Austin Texas and we went horseback riding and sang the Bonanza theme -- then after I made my friends go see CITY SLICKERS which just opened that day and we could not have loved it more. It's a genuinely good movie with a great script from the writers of SPLASH and PARENTHOOD,. They know how to combine heart with humor and genuine insight. I thought you watched SHANE and would recognize the older Jack Palance, who earned his Oscar. Celebrate yourself, yee-haw!
Happy birthday, Madison! I was a teenager when this came out, and it's always been a favorite. Now, firmly in my mid-life crisis years, it hits differently. I still love it!
The VCR discussion use to be soo hilarious and relatable. So many now-a-days won't know the struggle of teaching someone how to program it to record, set the time, and then tune to channel 3 when you needed to play it back later.
When I was just 7 or 8, my parents dropped my brother and I off at our local Fox Cinema in Riverside, California. Between the two of us, we watched a full-length movie called 'The Mercenary.' At that time, this film had been made in Italy and would be part of a genre of productions known as "Spaghetti Westerns." Within this same motion picture there was a character named, "Curly," who was played by an actor named Jack Pallance! No doubt that the producers of 'City Slickers' were reprising the character of Curly so many years gone by!
Jack Palance won the Oscar for best supporting actor for portraying Curly. I remember seeing him doing 1 armed push ups at the ceremony after he was given the Oscar. He was an excellent actor in everything I watched him in. The chemistry among all of these talented actors was superb. Fantastic movie.
@@clint81 Yes I saw the sequel few times. Very funny, and Norman was a big boy by then. I'm biased, I love John Lovitz, him as replacement for Bruno Kirby didn't bother me at all
I really love this movie and agree it had some scenes of real substance. That scene where Phil fingers the gun and half-mindedly explains why managing a store requires responsibility is heartbreaking.
I don't recall if I first saw this in a theater, or VHS rental, but I loved it that first time. For a time it was a TV classic, then just disappeared from listings.
I myself own a black Stetson "El Patrón." I could be one of those three - a Jewish guy from New Jersey, and I was 40 when the movie was released. The "one finger" meaning-of-life is also a Zen story. The master's disciple asks him how to find true wisdom, the master holds up a finger, and the disciple is enlightened. I'd bet money Billy Crystal knows that story and used it. Mitch's recollection of his day at Yankee Stadium is true - Billy Crystal's father took him to a Yankees game, and Billy got to meet Mickey Mantle and get his autograph. In 1977, he and Mickey were on a talk show. Billy brought along the program Mickey had autographed and asked him to sign it again, which Mickey did. It was a nice moment.
35:09 Not surprised at all that you were tearful - the Bonanza scene gets this 52 year old man every time. The musical stanza building to it is so good.
this is basically a top tier mainstream comedy for that time, #5 in the box office that year, after Beauty and the Beast, T2, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves and Silence of the Lambs. relatively wholesome, shades where it gets dark but moments that brighten it back up. just very well written and genuinely funny. the 2nd one is probably not considered as good, but i remember it having some pretty good moments. the story is a little goofy but still fun!
I'm soooooo glad that this video just happened to "randomly" pop up on my page. I had never seen your channel or any video that you had posted before (that I know of), but I watched it primarily because of the movie. It is one of my favorites! So many life lessons to identify with. But what I really enjoyed the most was your reaction to it. I think you reacted to it exactly the way I did when I first saw it. (which was in a theatre). I think I would have enjoyed sitting in the theatre and watching this movie with you. Guess I'll have to watch some more of your movie reactions to see if you can keep up the high standard. :) Gosh, who knows. In another lifetime we might have been friends. :)
Please watch City Slickers 2 soon. Also, Daniel Stern was in Home Alone. He also starred in a great comedy called "Bushwhacked". Please add that to your list of ones to watch
So glad you loved this movie! We watched it a dozen times in the 90s. It really has heart and is hilarious. Writers Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandell are fantastic at doing these types of serio-comedies. They wrote A League of Their Own, Splash, Parenthood (the movie), About Paris, and Where the Heart Is. I recommend any you haven't seen.
Madison mentioned Jake Gyllenhaal was in this and immediately I thought "He is? He must be older than I thought or he must have been a kid" meanwhile she says "So I guess this movie can't be too old." Great reaction, Madison - looks like you really enjoyed it.
Love Jack Palance! His “One Thing” bit in this flick is one of my all time favorite scenes, THE Best description of a fulfilling life path I’ve ever come across❣️
You got your Regulator hat on :-) Enjoy your B day too. That line "One thing, just one thing" I keep that in mind everyday. I lost my parents both this last year ( Mom last month) they were both sick, Mom had dementia. "One thing" is the truth. Very important to keep in mind. What matters most? Everything else is bullshit
First HBD ... This is such a fun hilarious wholesome movie Billy C is awesome but Jack Palance was awesome and really deserved the Oscar he won. Thanks Madison 🤠
That was Yeardly Smith the voice of Lisa Simpson, creeped me out a little as a kid to hear her voice coming from a 'pregnant teen,' and turns out still does.
Happy Birthday Madison🎈🎊🎈 When they start the cattle drive, they reference 1 of the greatest westerns of all-time Red River (1948) The Yee-ha one John Wayne Montgomery Clift Walter Brennan Joanne Dru Harry Carey Jr The movie is about the first cattle drive up the Chisholm Trail with 10,000 head of cattle John plays ranch owner and is a tough and mean as nails trail boss who pushes the crew a bit too far. This is a must watch western movie !
@@MadisonKThames Cool... I don't know how I missed it. Sorry, I'll definitely go back and check it out. Thank you 🤠 Now, since you've watched that one, I'll give you another John Wayne western adventure comedy with a bit of romance... "North to Alaska" (1960) Travel with John Wayne as he plays ex-logger now gold hunter in the early 1900s during the Alaskan gold rush.
For an older Western/Comedy watch SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHERIFF! (1969), starring James Garner, Jack Elam, Walter Brennan, Joan Hackett, Bruce Dern, Harry Morgan...
Two more western comedies for you, both with James Garner: "Support Your Local Gunfighter" and "Support Your Local Sherriff." Support Your Local Sherriff is considered the better of the two, though they're both lots of fun.
LMAO!!! The look on your face (PRICELESS) when Phil’s little girlfriend showed up to the party…. By the way, that little girl is the voice of BART SIMPSON !
Also, if you like Jack Palance (Curly), you should watch his best movie. A WWII movie about a US Army Company being led by a coward (not Jack, he was the strongest Lieutenant), that became caught up in the December 1944 Battle of the Bulge attack by the German Army. That one made me cry with the heroism and bravery. Ooops, I had to edit this comment because I left out the title of that Move - 'Attack' (1956), B&W, but I bet you don't notice that.
I agree Lady Madi, this is a great movie. All the "Western" references were to cool, especially the "Bonanza" theme as they brought the herd in. Happy Birthday and thanks for such a super fun reaction.
Good show Madison. You are always so intelligent about these films and fun to watch.Think you watched Shane; Jack Palance was Wilson the hired gunfighter in that one... "prove it". ..Great actor!
One of the best western/comedies is Sergio Leone's My Name Is Nobody Original title: Il mio nome è Nessuno (1973) starring Henry Fonda and Terrence Hill
Happy Birthday :D "If hate were people I'd be China!!!" - best retort/burn in cinema. Yes Phil is Marv (Daniel Stern; so underrated - you need to see DINER) FYI: Billy kept Norman (and IRL that was a true blue birth of the calf!) on a farm
Fun fact: At the Academy Awards back in 1991, while accepting his Supporting Actor award for his role as cowboy Curly in CITY SLICKERS, Jack Palance showed off his physical fitness (at the age of 73!) by doing one-armed push-ups on the stage.💪
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When Jack Palance accepted his Oscar for this performance in '92, first thing he said was, "Billy Crystal - I crap bigger than him." He went on to do a bunch of one-handed push ups onstage.
Oh man I haven’t watched this in years. It was such a huge hit.
Another great Billy Chrystal ( & Bruno Kirby) when Harry met Sally.
Happy birthday. 🥂🥂
On the heels of WHEN HARRY MET SALLY, Billy Crystal was on a roll! ❤
Jack Palance (Curly) was famous for dying violently on-screen in 28 different Hollywood movies, so his quiet, peaceful death here was an ironic and comedic homage to his long career. Several funny websites have compiled clips of his death scenes.
His daughter had a pretty gnarly onscreen death too. The Omen 1976 she was the nanny that hung herself during Damien’s birthday.
Most of us who grew up in the 80s were introduced to Jack Palance as the host of a tv show called Ripley's Believe it, or Not! His grizzled, intimidating voice was the perfect match the the mysterious topics presented in the show. And our parents would go "Hey, that's Jack Palance", and we'd say "WHO's Jack Palance??" etc etc.. Later he popped up again in the Tim Burton/Michael Keaton 'Batman', and then his Oscar winning performance here.
Those of us that grew in the 70s will always think of him as Dracula from a TV movie
“If it isn’t Tango it’s Cash. Tango, Cash, Cash, Tango. These 2 cops are putting me out of business”
Jack Palace who played Curly was also in a great Western, Shane. If you haven't seen it, it's a must watch. You won't be disappointed
"Support Your Local Sheriff" (1969) starring James Garner, Jack Elam, Walter Brennan, Bruce Dern, Henry Morgan, and Joan Hackett, is a highly rated western spoof that you really need to see someday, when you're in a laughing mood again.
Maverick, Paint Your Wagon
Happy Birthday Madison! Thanks for giving us a piece of it.
Thank you!😊
@@MadisonKThamesHey Madison, another Western Comedy that nobody reacts to is The Frisco Kid. It stars Gene Wilder and a fresh off of Star Wars Harrison Ford. I think you would really enjoy it. Hope ya had a great birthday!
Did you recognize Jack Palance, the villain from Shane? He’s a lot older but he just got better and better with age.
He’s also the villain in Young Guns
The actress who plays Phil's side piece, Yeardley Smith, is the voice of Lisa Simpson 10:08
She also had a part in "As Good As It Gets" that I think Madison would love.
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And she was funny in Maximum Overdrive.
Billy Crystal with the scene where his mother calls him on every one of his birthdays , he said that was real , his mother really did do that!!
Omg that’s hilarious😂
I think most mothers do. Mine did, although not at the exact time of my birth (10:50 pm).
@@jackmessick2869 2:32 A.M.
I'm glad mine didn't...4:03 AM!
The director Ron Underwood wanted to actually film a calfing live, but Billy Crystal told him, "There are some things I won't do for money." They hired a special effects team to create the rear portion of a cow, then pushed a live calf through. Norman was played by MANY different calves as they wanted Norman to stay the same size, and young calves grow too fast for a filming schedule, so pretty much every week was a new Norman.
Maddie will be all smiles watching this one! I definitely know you had a good time with this. Billy Crystal at his finest and ole Jack Palance have a REAL good time! Super Thanks! We all know it's late, but Super Happy Birthday Madison!
Thank you!😊
Glad you loved it!!!
This one is so cute and good!!
Love BILLY CRYSTAL!! He’s so good and so funny!!!
This is one of my all-time favorite comedies. I especially love the opening.
A fun older western comedy is Cat Ballou from 1965 - staring a young Jane Fonda in the title role and Lee Marvin, who won an Oscar for Best Actor as a drunken, over the hill, gun fighter in his role as Kid Shelleen.
I haven't seen this movie 🎥 for 40 years. I forget how good it was. Thanks for that. R.I.P. Jack Palance.
That’s pretty impressive since it’s only 33 years old, but we get what you mean. 😅
Happy Belated Birthday, Madison! Thanks for another fun reaction!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it😊
One of my favorite movies of all time. Very emotional for me on a personal note because it was the last movie I saw in the theater with both my dad and cousin who are no longer with us. I think of them every time I see it.
How many Westerns did Jack Palance (Curly) do in his career? No one knows. This man flew bombers over Germany during WWII, got shot down and his face badly burned. German doctors saved his face, giving him his money-making Hollywood grin.
He never got overseas in the service. The crash was on a training flight stateside and reconstructive surgery gave him that distinctive look.
He was super creepy in Shane.
Jack Palance is Curly....a real life legend.
Happy Bday Madison! This is the PERFECT movie for you this day! I saw this on my first visit to Austin Texas and we went horseback riding and sang the Bonanza theme -- then after I made my friends go see CITY SLICKERS which just opened that day and we could not have loved it more. It's a genuinely good movie with a great script from the writers of SPLASH and PARENTHOOD,. They know how to combine heart with humor and genuine insight. I thought you watched SHANE and would recognize the older Jack Palance, who earned his Oscar. Celebrate yourself, yee-haw!
Thank you!😊🙏🏻
Happy birthday, Madison! I was a teenager when this came out, and it's always been a favorite. Now, firmly in my mid-life crisis years, it hits differently. I still love it!
Thank you!😊
The VCR discussion use to be soo hilarious and relatable. So many now-a-days won't know the struggle of teaching someone how to program it to record, set the time, and then tune to channel 3 when you needed to play it back later.
So, so true. It makes me sad, this getting older business, because there are so many references nobody gets anymore. 😢
When I was just 7 or 8, my parents dropped my brother and I off at our local Fox Cinema in Riverside, California. Between the two of us, we watched a full-length movie called 'The Mercenary.' At that time, this film had been made in Italy and would be part of a genre of productions known as "Spaghetti Westerns." Within this same motion picture there was a character named, "Curly," who was played by an actor named Jack Pallance! No doubt that the producers of 'City Slickers' were reprising the character of Curly so many years gone by!
Great reaction. One of my all time favorite western comedies is “Support your local Sheriff “. If you haven’t seen it, definitely worth a watch.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Stellar comedy. Fun opening credits, too.
Jack Palance won the Oscar for best supporting actor for portraying Curly. I remember seeing him doing 1 armed push ups at the ceremony after he was given the Oscar. He was an excellent actor in everything I watched him in. The chemistry among all of these talented actors was superb. Fantastic movie.
I'm 47 years old and I'm saying moo cow on a City Slickers reaction! Ha! Great
Billy Crystal got to keep Norman in real life. He donated the calf to a rescue group soon after the film though.. Norman appears in the sequel too.
@@clint81 Yes I saw the sequel few times. Very funny, and Norman was a big boy by then. I'm biased, I love John Lovitz, him as replacement for Bruno Kirby didn't bother me at all
I really love this movie and agree it had some scenes of real substance. That scene where Phil fingers the gun and half-mindedly explains why managing a store requires responsibility is heartbreaking.
Westerns are not my favorite genre, but City Slickers is one of my favorite movies of all time. Great reaction! Happy Birthday, Madison! 🥳🎂
Thank you!😊
Madison is going to have go in Search of Curlies Gold now.
"This was NOT in the brochure!" Happy Birthday Madison!!!
Thank you!😃
I don't recall if I first saw this in a theater, or VHS rental, but I loved it that first time. For a time it was a TV classic, then just disappeared from listings.
I myself own a black Stetson "El Patrón." I could be one of those three - a Jewish guy from New Jersey, and I was 40 when the movie was released.
The "one finger" meaning-of-life is also a Zen story. The master's disciple asks him how to find true wisdom, the master holds up a finger, and the disciple is enlightened. I'd bet money Billy Crystal knows that story and used it.
Mitch's recollection of his day at Yankee Stadium is true - Billy Crystal's father took him to a Yankees game, and Billy got to meet Mickey Mantle and get his autograph. In 1977, he and Mickey were on a talk show. Billy brought along the program Mickey had autographed and asked him to sign it again, which Mickey did. It was a nice moment.
Thoroughly enjoyed it, thanks! And Happy Belated Birthday Madison!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!😃
The second one is just as good hope you do City Slickers 2
This is absolutely one of my top 10 ever. Just so funny and also endearing!
35:09 Not surprised at all that you were tearful - the Bonanza scene gets this 52 year old man every time. The musical stanza building to it is so good.
The Jack Palance role that I think is closer to his real-life persona is in a little indie film called Baghdad Cafe.
I was at my grandparents farm with my friends when I was a kid and my grandmother called us city slickers. LOL
this is basically a top tier mainstream comedy for that time, #5 in the box office that year, after Beauty and the Beast, T2, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves and Silence of the Lambs. relatively wholesome, shades where it gets dark but moments that brighten it back up. just very well written and genuinely funny. the 2nd one is probably not considered as good, but i remember it having some pretty good moments. the story is a little goofy but still fun!
Happy Birthday Madison!! This ones a good fun movie with a great message. We could all learn from a Curly in our life.😊
I'm soooooo glad that this video just happened to "randomly" pop up on my page. I had never seen your channel or any video that you had posted before (that I know of), but I watched it primarily because of the movie. It is one of my favorites! So many life lessons to identify with. But what I really enjoyed the most was your reaction to it. I think you reacted to it exactly the way I did when I first saw it. (which was in a theatre). I think I would have enjoyed sitting in the theatre and watching this movie with you. Guess I'll have to watch some more of your movie reactions to see if you can keep up the high standard. :)
Gosh, who knows. In another lifetime we might have been friends. :)
Hey, glad you enjoyed my reaction!😊
Please watch City Slickers 2 soon.
Also, Daniel Stern was in Home Alone. He also starred in a great comedy called "Bushwhacked". Please add that to your list of ones to watch
So glad you loved this movie! We watched it a dozen times in the 90s. It really has heart and is hilarious. Writers Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandell are fantastic at doing these types of serio-comedies. They wrote A League of Their Own, Splash, Parenthood (the movie), About Paris, and Where the Heart Is. I recommend any you haven't seen.
35:14 That tune they were humming is famous. It's the theme song from a great western TV show called Bonanza. In case no one told you.
I forgot how awesome this movie is. I'll have to go back and rewatch it myself. Awesome reaction Madison! ❤
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!😃
You need to watch 'Blazing Saddles', a Western Comedy you will love. It is also considered a 'Classic' comedy (but can be a 'bit raw' at times.
Madison mentioned Jake Gyllenhaal was in this and immediately I thought "He is? He must be older than I thought or he must have been a kid" meanwhile she says "So I guess this movie can't be too old." Great reaction, Madison - looks like you really enjoyed it.
Thanks, BG! I sure did👍🏻
Love Jack Palance! His “One Thing” bit in this flick is one of my all time favorite scenes, THE Best description of a fulfilling life path I’ve ever come across❣️
Madison! You are our Birthday Balloons- Filled with the Buoyant Air of Happy-Happy Joy-Joy.
🌬️ 🎂
Thanks for this reaction. I forgot how much I enjoy this movie!
Happy belated birthday Madison, may it be a Blessed and joyful year with many more
Thank you, Jeremiah!🙏🏻
Happy Birthday to you! This is a landmark American comedy !
Thank you!😊
Ha, I'd forgotten how much fun this movie is, must dig out the movie and watch again, thanks for the heads up - and belated birthday wishes!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY sweet girl! LOVE your reactions! I know I will enjoy this one as well!
@@barryhickman6911 Thank you, Barry!😊
Yes, this one is a gem. Always LOVE your reaction videos
Thank you!😊🙏🏻
Stars were aligned - Good job, Mom! and Happy Birthday! GREAT selection and now for the reaction 🎬
That was GOOD, thanks, and glad you enjoyed it 🖒🖒
You got your Regulator hat on :-) Enjoy your B day too. That line "One thing, just one thing" I keep that in mind everyday. I lost my parents both this last year ( Mom last month) they were both sick, Mom had dementia. "One thing" is the truth. Very important to keep in mind. What matters most? Everything else is bullshit
First HBD ... This is such a fun hilarious wholesome movie Billy C is awesome but Jack Palance was awesome and really deserved the Oscar he won. Thanks Madison 🤠
Thank you!😊
Now Madison is ready for, 'The Quick and the Dead!'
I absolutely love the sign hanging behind you!
Omg you were frozen during the pregnant girl's revelation! That was so good.🤣 Sequel is really funny too.
That was Yeardly Smith the voice of Lisa Simpson, creeped me out a little as a kid to hear her voice coming from a 'pregnant teen,' and turns out still does.
City Slicker 2 Search for Gold-Billy Crystal. Happy Birthday.
Thank you!😊
Glad you loved it so much.
Happy Birthday Madison!!!!!!🎉❤
Thank you!😊
Luv Billy Crystal! I can't wait! Yahooooo! 🤠🐄🐄
Happy Birthday, Madison! 🎉🥳
Thank you!😊
@@MadisonKThames You're welcome.
Happy Birthday! Perfect birthday movie for you!
Thank you!😊
I just realized Mitch is the same actor who plays the Polka playing Lieutenant in Good Morning Vietnam. Bruno Kirby 😁 🖖
Happy Birthday Madison🎈🎊🎈
When they start the cattle drive, they reference 1 of the greatest westerns of all-time Red River (1948)
The Yee-ha one
John Wayne Montgomery Clift Walter Brennan Joanne Dru Harry Carey Jr
The movie is about the first cattle drive up the Chisholm Trail with 10,000 head of cattle
John plays ranch owner and is a tough and mean as nails trail boss who pushes the crew a bit too far.
This is a must watch western movie !
Thank you! I’ve reacted to Red River😊
@@MadisonKThames Cool... I don't know how I missed it. Sorry, I'll definitely go back and check it out. Thank you 🤠
Now, since you've watched that one, I'll give you another John Wayne western adventure comedy with a bit of romance...
"North to Alaska" (1960)
Travel with John Wayne as he plays ex-logger now gold hunter in the early 1900s during the Alaskan gold rush.
A modern day Western you should watch is *Last of the Dogmen.*
Great movie
Been waiting for this one. Lovely reaction, Madison.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
For an older Western/Comedy watch SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHERIFF! (1969), starring James Garner, Jack Elam, Walter Brennan, Joan Hackett, Bruce Dern, Harry Morgan...
Two more western comedies for you, both with James Garner: "Support Your Local Gunfighter" and "Support Your Local Sherriff." Support Your Local Sherriff is considered the better of the two, though they're both lots of fun.
Paint Your Wagon, Maverick, Hallelujah Trail.
LMAO!!!
The look on your face (PRICELESS) when Phil’s little girlfriend showed up to the party…. By the way, that little girl is the voice of
BART SIMPSON !
An underrated film, enjoyed your post film review too. Happy Birthday 😁👍🇬🇧
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!😊🙏🏻
Curly also played Murphy in Young Guns. And the gunfighter in Shane. Plus a whole lot more
Happy Birthday, young lady. 🎂
Thank you!🙏🏻
Happy Birthday Madison! I've seen this movie several times and always enjoy it.
Thank you!😊
Also, if you like Jack Palance (Curly), you should watch his best movie. A WWII movie about a US Army Company being led by a coward (not Jack, he was the strongest Lieutenant), that became caught up in the December 1944 Battle of the Bulge attack by the German Army. That one made me cry with the heroism and bravery. Ooops, I had to edit this comment because I left out the title of that Move - 'Attack' (1956), B&W, but I bet you don't notice that.
Seems like a good birthday present. Many Happy Returns!
Thank you!😊
Happy Birthday! I was a senior in high school when this came out! I still love Norman!
Thank you!😊
I'm glad you liked City Slickers. It's a funny and great movie. I hope you'll watch City Slickers II. I think it is equally funny and great.
Oh you will enjoy this! Jack Palance is the man! 2 is also very nice. I cried some but I am a mush bucket.
“Happier than a puppy with two peters.”
I agree Lady Madi, this is a great movie. All the "Western" references were to cool, especially the "Bonanza" theme as they brought the herd in. Happy Birthday and thanks for such a super fun reaction.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it😊
Happy Birthday 🎂. Good movie and great reaction as always.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it😊
Happy Birthday, Madison 🥳
Thank you!😊
Ready for "City Slickers II " I hope to see more Jack Palance in the sequel! Thanks for sharing Madison ❤️💛🤠
Good show Madison. You are always so intelligent about these films and fun to watch.Think you watched Shane; Jack Palance was Wilson the hired gunfighter in that one... "prove it". ..Great actor!
Thank you, I appreciate that!🙏🏻
Helen Slater (Bonnie) stars with Michael J Fox in the fun comedy Secret of My Success”, worth a review. “Ohhhh Yeahhhh”.
One of the best western/comedies is Sergio Leone's My Name Is Nobody Original title: Il mio nome è Nessuno (1973) starring Henry Fonda and Terrence Hill
Happy Birthday :D "If hate were people I'd be China!!!" - best retort/burn in cinema. Yes Phil is Marv (Daniel Stern; so underrated - you need to see DINER) FYI: Billy kept Norman (and IRL that was a true blue birth of the calf!) on a farm
I loved him in The Milagro Beanfield War. It was a great character role.
Thank you!😊 Wow, yeah it was so real I wondered if it was!
Happy Birthday Madison! Hope its a good one,! ❤
Thank you!😊
Happy Birthday!! 🎂🎁 you look good in that hat
Really great movie. Love Billy Crystal.
Fun fact: At the Academy Awards back in 1991, while accepting his Supporting Actor award for his role as cowboy Curly in CITY SLICKERS, Jack Palance showed off his physical fitness (at the age of 73!) by doing one-armed push-ups on the stage.💪
City Slickers 2 is just about as good as this one. Should be next to watch since this one's fresh on your mind.