Mike Myers plays the record executive in Bohemian Rhapsody who didn't want to release Bohemian Rhapsody as a single because he didn't think it would be a song "kids could bang their heads to in their cars" exactly what happens in Wayne's World, and Mike Myers showed the Bohemian Rhapsody clip to Freddie Mercury before he passed away and Freddie loved it
True Story: Mike Myers actually fought tooth and nail to get Bohemian Rhapsody to be the song to open the film but the studio said that Guns N’ Roses would be a better fit for a headbanger. It got so bad Mike threatened to quit production unless they used the song. After it was released the song went back up to the top of the charts for the first time in 16 years.
It's kind of crazy...the whole idea of the "Wayne's World" skits was a couple of teenagers making a TV show to be aired on local public access TV...And now we have TH-cam with thousands and thousands of creators putting out their own video content for all the world to see...
Not even a science fiction movie, a "wouldn't it be cool" scenario where otherwise normal kids/young adults who are just fun to hang out with, achieve fame and fortune creating a "hang out with us" show. Fast forward 30 years...
It is crazy to think that Mike and Dana's reality progressed it in the sense of them showing it to us from the perspective of a movie and SNL skits known only as Wayne's World.
1. Tia Carrera/Cassandra sang all of her songs, and she also has a Grammy for singing and voice over work. 2. It's weird seeing Rob Lowe as a heavy. 3. Brian Doyle Murry is Bill Murry's brother and has been in a ton of movie/tv including two of the Vacation movies. 4. Vincent Fournier/Alice Cooper is a historian, so he loved playing in this thing. 5. He is also a surprisingly good golfer and I've had the privilege of seeing him twice 😎😁 6. Ed O'Neil AND Meatloaf.😁😁 7. A 1978 stoner's film you will like is Cheech & Chong, "Up in Smoke". 😎😎
8. Dana Carvey knows how to play the drums, piano, and guitar. It was actually him doing the drum solo during filming. If you get a chance check out his SNL skit with Danny DeVito as the Church Lady when he does another amazing drum solo.
Alice Cooper's cameo was my favorite ❤ I've seen him live a couple of times now and he's absolutely amazing live and one of the nicest people you'll ever meet
My friends and I saw this in a theater on a weekend trip to Maine from MA when we were in the Army - we stopped at some random theater to see it on our way back to base after a great weekend. Our ride (my friend's mom who had picked us up to stay with them) let us get the soundtrack and we headbanged to it on the rest of the trip. I miss the 90s.
@@thedarkknight2221 - not from Maine. My buddy in the Army was. He invited a few of us up to stay with his family when we were station in MA. Fun weekend, but darn cold. I still talk to him - he's a park ranger in TX of all places.
@@ASADragon yeah people think that Maine is Vacationland just because it says it on the sign when you cross the state border🤣🤣🤣. The only way to consider yourself a Mainah is spending a full fall and winter here. You haven’t known cold till you have ice crystals forming on your eyes not 15 seconds after stepping outside.
One of my friends showed this to his kids and total dud, they didn't get it all. Gen Z adults though - public access cable was essentially youtube, they've started discovering older music and have a bit more of a frame of reference, and it's like Achara says, the joy they had making this is infectious, you don't have to get the references, it feels like you're at a party with cool famous people.
A fun movie that I keep coming back to over the years. Some jokes are cringy, but overall it still works. Love the cameos of Meat Loaf and Alice Cooper. And yeah ... everyone had a thing for Tia Carrere! Wayne's World 2 is fun too. I'd love to see you guys react to that one as well.
I love this movie. It was one of those movies for me as a kid that I would watch over and over again. I used to be able to almost recite it from memory 🤣
In case you're wondering about the name of the donut place, Stan Mikita's, it was the name of a famous hockey player. Mike Myers has been a longtime fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs, and a star player for that team, Tim Horton, started a donut shop chain in Canada under his name. Considering where this film takes place though, they picked someone who was a star for the Chicago Blackhawks instead.
0:48 (Butt-head) "Uh-huh-huh-huh, Middle School you say? You probable were like, 'dating your self,' uh-huh-huh-huh."' (Beavis) "Ooh yeah...like maaany times, Mm-hmm-hmm!-hmm."
Most folk here said most of the trivia but a lil extra bit. The record company CEO, Mr Big is played by Frank DiLeo who was real life manager of Michael Jackson from 1984 to 1989 (Jackson accused him of tampering with money) and again in 2009 so they'd made up again before Jackson died in June of that year. Last time DiLeo saw Jackson was his deceased body at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical center "I got to spend a few moments alone with him, I told him what I thought, before kissing him on the head and saying my last goodbye". So yeah DiLeo had actual real-world experience dealing with talented artists.
The second one isn't AS good but it's still good. They didn't make a third one not because they didn't think it would succeed but because he started a whole other franchise with Austin Powers. There was also "So I Married an Axe Murderer" which is criminally under-appreciated. "Wayne's World" started a streak for him that didn't break until "The Guru" bombed.
Not sure I can cosign on the second one being good. I think it's actively below average. It's like after the success of the first they decided to turn the movie into a live action cartoon. And that I guess could work, I just think it falls flat outside of a few jokes here or there.
@3:21 That girl, Ione Skye, was a star of her own. Daughter of famous musician Donavan and star of a few really good movies, most successfully, Say Anything.
"Benjamin is nobody's friend. If Benjamin were an ice cream flavor, he'd be pralines and dick." Fun Fact: Dana Carvey is an accomplished drummer and did his own drum-playing for the music shop scene. Career Saver Fact: Rob Lowe has said he discovered his "hitherto untapped gift for comedy" during this movie. The film is credited with reviving his career following the sex-tape scandal. What Script Fact: The scene with Wayne (Mike Myers) and Garth (Dana Carvey) talking on the hood of their car at the airport was the last scene filmed. Since everyone was tired and just wanted the movie done, they ad-libbed it. Historical Fact: Alice Cooper came to the set under the impression that he would be performing musically for the film, with one line. Upon arrival, he was surprised to be handed an entire monologue to memorize and shoot with a small amount of time to do so. However, Cooper is known to be a history buff outside of his music career and quickly knew his stuff. Everything he says is technically, if comedically delivered, true. Music Enthusiast Fact: Bohemian Rhapsody (1975) by Queen was almost not in the film. Neither Paramount nor the film's producer, Lorne Michaels, wanted it in the movie. Paramount didn't want to use the song because the rights were too expensive. Lorne Michaels didn't want to use the song either because it was almost 20 years old at that point, and instead suggested a Guns N' Roses track (because they were more current). Mike Myers fought for the inclusion of the Queen song. Myers even threatened to quit the production if he didn't get what he wanted, and eventually the studio gave in to his demand. Because of the inclusion in this movie, the single rocketed to the number two hit on the Billboard's Hot 100 overnight.
This is my favorite movie, not because it's a cinematic masterpiece or anything, but because I was five years old when it came out, and my dad showed it to me against the objections of my mother. Not only did I think it was the funniest thing ever, but I felt like I was getting a peak at "grown-up" life, which made it that much cooler. I credit this film with sparking my life-long love of heavy rock music. PS I even had a promotional book for the film, which was pretty funny in its own right. Party on!
Omg! I haven't seen this movie in so long!! Syntell- i totally started singing and dancing with you when Queen came on lol! (It's been about 30yrs since I've seen this too- love it)-y'all i thot Wayne's world 2 was about just as good!imo
There's another movie where Alice Cooper has a cameo, so does Aerosmith, so does Steve Martin, So does Earth wind& fire, and many more. It's a musical film headlined by the Bee gees, with all these other musical guests, and it has no dialogue at all. It's purely a musical, but all the music is Beatles songs.❤️ The Beatles songs are the plot. Yes. The songs ARE the plot. And it's amazing. It is one of the most bizarre, amazing, wonderful, weird musical films ever made. I guess it would help if I gave you the title right?😁 The movie is called: Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. And it was made in 1978.
There’s a RD-8 drum machine at the local music shop, it’s a replica of the Famous TR-808 drum machine from the 80’s used on tons of hit songs. I keep going in and playing with it, I’m gonna buy it sometime soon, I just have to finish saving up for it.. Every time I go look at it I feel like Wayne looking at the Stratocaster, She Will be Mine, Oh Yes, She will be mine...
Yeah Vincent / Alice Cooper Is actually a historian he’s a really nice guy I heard an interview with him on NPR years ago he’s the son of a preacher ironically enough
Also fun fact did u know that alice cooper used to babysit the one and only legendary keanu Reeves but I think he did it once so. Keanu talked about it on jimmy fallon
My favorite part is alice cooper. Iama 22 tear old born in May of 2001 and I was introduced to his music his being when I was like 11 or 12 years old from a movie of tim burton featuring Johnny depp Dark shadows So ever since I have loved him and I still do and I wish I can see him in concert. And also he's really those legendary iconic performers real entertainers and he means alot to so many people and myself and he is a really cool dude and it's emotional for me bc at the time my mom was still alive and I remember seeing this in the movie theaters and I was a kid and my mom still battling breSt cancer so yeah ❤
New to this channel and just subscribed as well and your reaction's to this movie was classic as a flashback when I was younger and remember when it movies theaters the cost was way cheaper then it is now I think they just raised the price from 99 cents to like 3.00 or so don't quote me on that for movies on weekends. But some of your reactions were fun to watch just on the knowledge just before you were to watch the movie and then throughout the movie in my review I think you might of enjoyed the music back in the day and it shows you very much enjoyed the music also. FYI they did do a part 2 of this movie as well. hope to see a reaction from that one as well?.
The only disappointing thing is that this movie came out after the alternative revolution in 91, but there aren’t any references to alt or grunge bands.
So update i finally got to see alice and rob zombie back in September 8th in PA 2023 it was an amzing show and i highly recommend to see him at least once alice was great and rob zombie was epic. As i said in the previous comments and i didnt get the vip tickets to meet him but i did saw him through the pit area so i was kind of close but maybe next time i hopefully do front row or maybe 2 or 3 rows behind first row and maybe meet him i 🙏 soon
Public access television was the precursor to podcast. There have been plenty of film adaptions of SNL skits since The Blues Brothers, and all of them are products of cultural humor of the time. That, along with the fact that some of the things ported into the movie were established jokes from the skit, can make it feel dated.
Actually... Rob Lowe was kind in trouble at the time. His sex tape scandal with a 16 year old a few years earlier nearly derailed his career. He wasn't landing the big movie roles he was getting as a teen heart throb in the 80s.
watch part 2!!!!!!!! I haven't seen this in years either so this was a great choice!!!!!! I loved part 2 from what I remember- I remember it being a solid sequel.
Mike Myers plays the record executive in Bohemian Rhapsody who didn't want to release Bohemian Rhapsody as a single because he didn't think it would be a song "kids could bang their heads to in their cars" exactly what happens in Wayne's World, and Mike Myers showed the Bohemian Rhapsody clip to Freddie Mercury before he passed away and Freddie loved it
"No...Hwayyy..."
True Story: Mike Myers actually fought tooth and nail to get Bohemian Rhapsody to be the song to open the film but the studio said that Guns N’ Roses would be a better fit for a headbanger. It got so bad Mike threatened to quit production unless they used the song.
After it was released the song went back up to the top of the charts for the first time in 16 years.
It's kind of crazy...the whole idea of the "Wayne's World" skits was a couple of teenagers making a TV show to be aired on local public access TV...And now we have TH-cam with thousands and thousands of creators putting out their own video content for all the world to see...
What’s “crazy” ?
Not even a science fiction movie, a "wouldn't it be cool" scenario where otherwise normal kids/young adults who are just fun to hang out with, achieve fame and fortune creating a "hang out with us" show.
Fast forward 30 years...
It is crazy to think that Mike and Dana's reality progressed it in the sense of them showing it to us from the perspective of a movie and SNL skits known only as Wayne's World.
"We're looking down on Wayne's basement...only...that's not Wayne's basement. Isn't that weird?"
"Yeah, that's weird man..."
@@apb672 "Garth, that's a hycue!"
1. Tia Carrera/Cassandra sang all of her songs, and she also has a Grammy for singing and voice over work.
2. It's weird seeing Rob Lowe as a heavy.
3. Brian Doyle Murry is Bill Murry's brother and has been in a ton of movie/tv including two of the Vacation movies.
4. Vincent Fournier/Alice Cooper is a historian, so he loved playing in this thing.
5. He is also a surprisingly good golfer and I've had the privilege of seeing him twice 😎😁
6. Ed O'Neil AND Meatloaf.😁😁
7. A 1978 stoner's film you will like is Cheech & Chong, "Up in Smoke". 😎😎
8. Dana Carvey knows how to play the drums, piano, and guitar. It was actually him doing the drum solo during filming. If you get a chance check out his SNL skit with Danny DeVito as the Church Lady when he does another amazing drum solo.
Tf does “as a heavy” mean?
@@dariusthegr8one81 The bad guy.
This movie is the only reason I’ve always seen Rob Lowe as a villain in everything.
He plays a deaf/mute in Stephen King's "The Stand. Not a heavy there.@@From_Here_To_Here
Love when Achara and Syntell team up!❤
This movie really takes me back. #nostalgia
Alice Cooper's cameo was my favorite ❤ I've seen him live a couple of times now and he's absolutely amazing live and one of the nicest people you'll ever meet
My friends and I saw this in a theater on a weekend trip to Maine from MA when we were in the Army - we stopped at some random theater to see it on our way back to base after a great weekend. Our ride (my friend's mom who had picked us up to stay with them) let us get the soundtrack and we headbanged to it on the rest of the trip. I miss the 90s.
Holy Shit! A fellow Mainah!?!? Where from?
@@thedarkknight2221 - not from Maine. My buddy in the Army was. He invited a few of us up to stay with his family when we were station in MA. Fun weekend, but darn cold. I still talk to him - he's a park ranger in TX of all places.
@@ASADragon yeah people think that Maine is Vacationland just because it says it on the sign when you cross the state border🤣🤣🤣. The only way to consider yourself a Mainah is spending a full fall and winter here. You haven’t known cold till you have ice crystals forming on your eyes not 15 seconds after stepping outside.
The Mirthmobile is a 1976 AMC Pacer. Same company that made the Gremlin and the cars do look similar.
*In the way all two-door hatchbacks look similar.*
I always get them mixed up.
Sintel said something about Rob Lowe looking so young but i swear hes looked the exact same for my entire 32 years 😂 mans not human
Oh man watching you headbang at 5:18 I'm like "It's still aliiiiiive!!!!"
Far out.
Wayne's World was also the first time I had listened to Bohemian Rhapsody.
I had a huge crush on Tia Carrere as well, I even watched every episode of Relic Hunter.
One of my friends showed this to his kids and total dud, they didn't get it all.
Gen Z adults though - public access cable was essentially youtube, they've started discovering older music and have a bit more of a frame of reference, and it's like Achara says, the joy they had making this is infectious, you don't have to get the references, it feels like you're at a party with cool famous people.
A fun movie that I keep coming back to over the years. Some jokes are cringy, but overall it still works. Love the cameos of Meat Loaf and Alice Cooper. And yeah ... everyone had a thing for Tia Carrere! Wayne's World 2 is fun too. I'd love to see you guys react to that one as well.
Wayne’s World introduced Bohemian Rhapsody to a whole new generation of head bangers.
This is amazing. I love when an older watcher (like me) watches with a younger eager person. Great reaction
I really hope you guys do part 2... For me, I think it's very solid and is pretty close to the original
I love this movie. It was one of those movies for me as a kid that I would watch over and over again. I used to be able to almost recite it from memory 🤣
In case you're wondering about the name of the donut place, Stan Mikita's, it was the name of a famous hockey player. Mike Myers has been a longtime fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs, and a star player for that team, Tim Horton, started a donut shop chain in Canada under his name. Considering where this film takes place though, they picked someone who was a star for the Chicago Blackhawks instead.
0:48 (Butt-head) "Uh-huh-huh-huh, Middle School you say? You probable were like, 'dating your self,' uh-huh-huh-huh."' (Beavis) "Ooh yeah...like maaany times, Mm-hmm-hmm!-hmm."
The second ending was the Scooby-Doo ending. That’s why Rob Lowe was the haunted amusement park owner.
I still remember the SNL skit. They always had big music acts on.
That car scene, head banging to Bohemian Rhapsody? We did that! Good memories.
Wow! I've never seen Syntell so animated before! Perhaps I should watch this movie for myself.
Most folk here said most of the trivia but a lil extra bit. The record company CEO, Mr Big is played by Frank DiLeo who was real life manager of Michael Jackson from 1984 to 1989 (Jackson accused him of tampering with money) and again in 2009 so they'd made up again before Jackson died in June of that year. Last time DiLeo saw Jackson was his deceased body at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical center "I got to spend a few moments alone with him, I told him what I thought, before kissing him on the head and saying my last goodbye". So yeah DiLeo had actual real-world experience dealing with talented artists.
Only thing that could have topped that trip down memory lane was sharing the trip with you guys!
The second one isn't AS good but it's still good. They didn't make a third one not because they didn't think it would succeed but because he started a whole other franchise with Austin Powers. There was also "So I Married an Axe Murderer" which is criminally under-appreciated. "Wayne's World" started a streak for him that didn't break until "The Guru" bombed.
Not sure I can cosign on the second one being good. I think it's actively below average. It's like after the success of the first they decided to turn the movie into a live action cartoon. And that I guess could work, I just think it falls flat outside of a few jokes here or there.
@3:21 That girl, Ione Skye, was a star of her own. Daughter of famous musician Donavan and star of a few really good movies, most successfully, Say Anything.
You guys need to watch the 2nd one ❤
"Benjamin is nobody's friend. If Benjamin were an ice cream flavor, he'd be pralines and dick."
Fun Fact: Dana Carvey is an accomplished drummer and did his own drum-playing for the music shop scene.
Career Saver Fact: Rob Lowe has said he discovered his "hitherto untapped gift for comedy" during this movie. The film is credited with reviving his career following the sex-tape scandal.
What Script Fact: The scene with Wayne (Mike Myers) and Garth (Dana Carvey) talking on the hood of their car at the airport was the last scene filmed. Since everyone was tired and just wanted the movie done, they ad-libbed it.
Historical Fact: Alice Cooper came to the set under the impression that he would be performing musically for the film, with one line. Upon arrival, he was surprised to be handed an entire monologue to memorize and shoot with a small amount of time to do so. However, Cooper is known to be a history buff outside of his music career and quickly knew his stuff. Everything he says is technically, if comedically delivered, true.
Music Enthusiast Fact: Bohemian Rhapsody (1975) by Queen was almost not in the film. Neither Paramount nor the film's producer, Lorne Michaels, wanted it in the movie. Paramount didn't want to use the song because the rights were too expensive. Lorne Michaels didn't want to use the song either because it was almost 20 years old at that point, and instead suggested a Guns N' Roses track (because they were more current). Mike Myers fought for the inclusion of the Queen song. Myers even threatened to quit the production if he didn't get what he wanted, and eventually the studio gave in to his demand. Because of the inclusion in this movie, the single rocketed to the number two hit on the Billboard's Hot 100 overnight.
The scene with the robotic hand…Garth was programming it to strangle rob Lowe’s character and that’s why it starts jumping haha
This is my favorite movie, not because it's a cinematic masterpiece or anything, but because I was five years old when it came out, and my dad showed it to me against the objections of my mother. Not only did I think it was the funniest thing ever, but I felt like I was getting a peak at "grown-up" life, which made it that much cooler. I credit this film with sparking my life-long love of heavy rock music.
PS I even had a promotional book for the film, which was pretty funny in its own right. Party on!
Omg! I haven't seen this movie in so long!! Syntell- i totally started singing and dancing with you when Queen came on lol! (It's been about 30yrs since I've seen this too- love it)-y'all i thot Wayne's world 2 was about just as good!imo
There's another movie where Alice Cooper has a cameo, so does Aerosmith, so does Steve Martin, So does Earth wind& fire, and many more.
It's a musical film headlined by the Bee gees, with all these other musical guests, and it has no dialogue at all. It's purely a musical, but all the music is Beatles songs.❤️ The Beatles songs are the plot. Yes. The songs ARE the plot. And it's amazing.
It is one of the most bizarre, amazing, wonderful, weird musical films ever made.
I guess it would help if I gave you the title right?😁
The movie is called: Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. And it was made in 1978.
There’s a RD-8 drum machine at the local music shop, it’s a replica of the Famous TR-808 drum machine from the 80’s used on tons of hit songs.
I keep going in and playing with it, I’m gonna buy it sometime soon, I just have to finish saving up for it..
Every time I go look at it I feel like Wayne looking at the Stratocaster,
She Will be Mine, Oh Yes, She will be mine...
I think I love Syntell. He’s awesome.
Yeah Vincent / Alice Cooper
Is actually a historian he’s a really nice guy I heard an interview with him on NPR years ago he’s the son of a preacher
ironically enough
He also had a great friendship with Julius / Groucho Marx, which seems weird and makes total sense at the same time.
@@0okamino
I did not know that
that’s amazing
@@stevensprunger3422 I honestly can't decide which one of them I envy more in that friendship. Both being very interesting fellows.
countless times seeing this film and I just got that the Bugs Bunny bit was at O'Hare
The original had him starting to play Stairway, until they lost the rights - thaat's why it doesn't sound like it at all.
Well, if they get a lot of people who play it like in the revised scene, it’s even more understandable why they’d have that policy.
Waynes world 2 is awesome, with great cast / cameos 🙏
Party On Wayne.
Freddy Mercury did see the bohemian rapcity scene before he died and he loved it
Yo, don't apologize for recognizing the hotness of Tia Carrera. She was a dime for real.
Wayne’s world is the best SNL movie ever made.
Also fun fact did u know that alice cooper used to babysit the one and only legendary
keanu Reeves but I think he did it once so. Keanu talked about it on jimmy fallon
My favorite part is alice cooper.
Iama 22 tear old born in May of 2001 and I was introduced to his music his being when I was like 11 or 12 years old from a movie of tim burton featuring Johnny depp
Dark shadows
So ever since I have loved him and I still do and I wish I can see him in concert.
And also he's really those legendary iconic performers real entertainers and he means alot to so many people and myself and he is a really cool dude and it's emotional for me bc at the time my mom was still alive and I remember seeing this in the movie theaters and I was a kid and my mom still battling breSt cancer so yeah ❤
Mate when I first saw Tia I had a crush on her too, your not alone :).
7:00 Dude, all guys had a thing for Tia Carerre back in the day
Is that the guy who plays Austin Powers...
Yes
And Doctor Evil, Fat Bastard & Goldmember
Sha! As if… yeah, that’s him.
It is very interesting to see your reaction to the films Robocop and Robocop 3. This is a cool immortal classic 👍
Dana carvey is actually a talented drummer.. So that was really him
Good work spotting meatloaf!!! Most miss it
Fun fact: Dana Carvy didn’t know the words to Bohemian Rhapsody, so you can clearly see him mouthing the wrong words lol
You guys cut all the best one-liner scenes! 🥺
What a great movie. WW2 is just as good, probably even better!
She sings and has some albums out.
Helpful hint... if you're gonna do the "Dio Horns"... tuck that thumb in. 🤘🤘
Pleeassee do part 2 and Achara you do more then fine without Jaby!!! lol
"The Shitty Beatles" remains the best band name ever.
New to this channel and just subscribed as well and your reaction's to this movie was classic as a flashback when I was younger and remember when it movies theaters the cost was way cheaper then it is now I think they just raised the price from 99 cents to like 3.00 or so don't quote me on that for movies on weekends. But some of your reactions were fun to watch just on the knowledge just before you were to watch the movie and then throughout the movie in my review I think you might of enjoyed the music back in the day and it shows you very much enjoyed the music also. FYI they did do a part 2 of this movie as well. hope to see a reaction from that one as well?.
The Mirth Mobile is actually an AMC Pacer not a Gremlin, close though.
The only disappointing thing is that this movie came out after the alternative revolution in 91, but there aren’t any references to alt or grunge bands.
So update i finally got to see alice and rob zombie back in September 8th in PA 2023 it was an amzing show and i highly recommend to see him at least once alice was great and rob zombie was epic. As i said in the previous comments and i didnt get the vip tickets to meet him but i did saw him through the pit area so i was kind of close but maybe next time i hopefully do front row or maybe 2 or 3 rows behind first row and maybe meet him i 🙏 soon
Part 2 is great.
Great movie!!! 🤘😎🤘
The Flowbee my neighbor had one and his haircuts were horrible
Hello there. Lots of love from Nepal. BTW Achara when will you visit Nepal.
Public access television was the precursor to podcast.
There have been plenty of film adaptions of SNL skits since The Blues Brothers, and all of them are products of cultural humor of the time. That, along with the fact that some of the things ported into the movie were established jokes from the skit, can make it feel dated.
Actually... Rob Lowe was kind in trouble at the time. His sex tape scandal with a 16 year old a few years earlier nearly derailed his career. He wasn't landing the big movie roles he was getting as a teen heart throb in the 80s.
watch part 2!!!!!!!! I haven't seen this in years either so this was a great choice!!!!!! I loved part 2 from what I remember- I remember it being a solid sequel.
You cut the Glenn scene?! And the Delaware scene? Bad form! ;)
Is Bridgerton coming??!?!
you cut out the Terminator Cameo???!!!!
Lol awesome 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
SHWING......
Shwiing
Dom Perignon isn't all that great, I found it to acidic.
1992
LoL 😂
That guy is way too flamboyant