Fact: David Keith has never appeared in a movie with Keith David. Physicists theorize that if they did both actors would be converted into pure energy.
Went to watch this episode because it’s one of my favs and teared up at the clip of Lloyd watching racist cartoons lol…rest in paradise Lloyd and condolences to you and yours brad…
David Keith voiced the hero in the forgotten 1997 PS1 game: Overblood. He actually has a scene where he tries to comfort a dying robot named Pipo, voiced by Frank Welker. When the robot shutsdown, he looks to the sky and mournfully screams: "Pipooooooooooo!" It's amazing.
This is a great example of a movie hurt by one great performance. The sister in the domestic violence subplot should not make you not care about the main plot by outclassing the rest of the cast.
Wow, that movie was freaking depressing. The most compelling storyline was the one that ended in explosive suicide....I'm not sure what to make of that.
Can I just say that I'm glad this movie won. I think the Snob is at his best when tackling mainstream shit. While the grindhouse and porn films are fun too, it's picking the low-hanging fruit. Is anyone ever surprised that a porno film is shit? But some of the crazy stuff Hollywood execs spent millions on? That's both truly shocking, and comedy gold. Besides, when it comes to Brad, you know we'll get more porn and exploitation down the road.
I'm pretty sure that the abuser was the same dude who played the cheating husband in Tommyknockers, inspiring the Nostalgia Critic to call his character the "Six Million Dollar Asshole"
Wow, this was obscure! Cheers, Brad, for exposing us to films we might never have heard of. This is why I like watching you. Also, RIP Jon-Erik Hexum :( Lastly, yay for Lloyd!!!
I just saw Aristocats from start to finish for the first time, and I agree that it's much more entertaining than this, and I'm not a fan of romantic mello-dramas.
Next time listen to Lloyd and watch the Aristocats - Phil Harris will brighten anyone's day. Aren't those the cats from Lady and the Tramp? LOL! Never noticed that.
wait Alice Hoffman? the novelist Alice Hoffman? writer of Practical Magic among other books Alice Hoffman? (looks it up) Holy shit it is! How did the writer of one of my favorite novels write something so boring? well, minus the stuff with Diane Wiest, that's pretty gripping stuff, but then again, it's Diane Wiest.
Never let the fans vote on what you do next. It's Spoony's VHS Wrestlemania board game all over again. "OKAY! You don't get to choose the videos ANY MORE!" Gotta admit though; the explosive murder-suicide kinda made it worth it!
I really enjoy this review; I rewatch it all the time. I'm not sure why, because excluding Diane Wiest, this movie doesn't seem that interesting, but I think you played both your analysis of the film and jokes about the patreon vote well. Also, it's always good to see Lloyd. I just wanted to let you know that even though this isn't the movie you expected to win, and a lot of people remain focused on the surprising voting result, some people really enjoy your review of this movie.
Back in mid September 1981, after the completion of both great performances on Back Roads at CBS/Lionsgate and An Officer and a Gentleman at Paramount, David Keith was in great shape and got a part in Warner Bros Pictures’ Independence Day, a Blatt-Singer Production under the deft direction of Robert Mandel written for the screen by Alice Hoffman, according to his agent but Keith David was fired off from the film and decided to move on to many projects instead.
That cart with the guys in diapers was an allegory of how 4th of July was the birth of a new nation. And by God, if it meant pooping in diapers as they wheeled forth to drive that image home, then I'll salute those adult diaper pooping independence babies. Keep a steady course, brave diaper men. And God bless you all!
Nothing to do with nothing, but I love that this channel's avatar is a "Lloyd Approved" seal. I, for one, prefer to consume media that has the hearty approval of cats, thank you very much.
That green screen is a weird error that happens when editing in Adobe Premiere sometimes. It'll sometimes add a random frame of green to some imported file types. It's annoying as hell, and really easy to miss.
his character name is Jack Parker, in Major League 2 his name is Jack Parkman - One of his fans in the movie, is in the Will Smith I.D. movie, and is actually the pilot
I thought I was the only person in the world that remembered "Shock Treatment"! Then I see you actually reviewed it! Great stuff, you have a new fan :)
Gonna go out on a limb and guess that Martina Mcbride saw this movie and made a song about it. Maybe not entirely on it but enough it came to mind during certain scenes.
This was the first live action film from the director of "School Ties" and "The Substitute" featuring an wonderful cast, released by Warner Bros in September 23, 1983.
By the 6:00 mark of this review, I was wondering if somehow this movie was going to turn into a Stephen King story. Richard Farnsworth at the gas station? Hmm... Francis Sternhagen as the mom? HOLY SH-T! It IS a Stephen King movie! Does James Caan have a cameo as a burnt out writer?
This is one of the few videos I have seen of a cat watching a video like a person and that's not what surprises me, what surprises me is that so few people commented about the cat watching a video.
You know, that's the third time I've seen Cliff DeYoung in an online movie review; first he was the cheating postman in Nostalgia Critic's review of The Tommyknockers, then he was the used car salesman in Jontron's review of The Skateboard Kid, and now he's an abusive husband in Cinema Snob's review of Independence Day. Incidentally, the character he plays in each one is the same kind of selfish, abusive asshole. It's hard being typecasted, isn't it?
Sandy, your comment doesn't make any sense. Haven't you been reading or writing a few pair of descriptions? So you think you're tough now, huh? But you're not. On 1983's "Independence Day" where David Keith got the part as Jack at Warner Bros., thanks to his manager. His previous acting credits were Disney's "The Rose," "Brubaker," Warners' The Great Santini, Lionsgate's Backroads, and Paramount's An Officer and a Gentleman. As Stephen Stancil of the New York Rangers gave some great advice for all of us: "Better Use Your Head Next Time." I'm sorry, Sandy, but it's the truth.
*I don't know why, but I actually watched this when I was a kid!* 📺👀 😆 I'm assuming it's one of those random movies that always seem to be on TBS, USA or HBO.
On a sidenote,Lloyd is cute watching the cartoon....My cat didn't know what to make of Kevin spacey throwing equal packets at Frank Whalley (Swimming with sharks,if anyone was wondering)last night.
I dunno, that explosion WAS pretty funny and unexpected. I can forgive a lot in a bad movie or series if it completely shits the bed at the last second in a spectacular way.
Brad, you're one great funny guy but I wish it could be more silly when you do something great on the Cinema Snob as host, you make something good as it gets. Believe me, I love you.
Fact: David Keith has never appeared in a movie with Keith David.
Physicists theorize that if they did both actors would be converted into pure energy.
I've never seen a cat watch a movie as intently as Lloyd. Definitely The Snob's cat.
I was half expecting him to at least go from the couch to the TV and paw it. Especially at the siamese cat hitting the piano with the chopsticks
@@GBmovieluv He liked the movie.
We love Big Lloyd, Big Lloyd will be missed.
Went to watch this episode because it’s one of my favs and teared up at the clip of Lloyd watching racist cartoons lol…rest in paradise Lloyd and condolences to you and yours brad…
David Keith voiced the hero in the forgotten 1997 PS1 game: Overblood.
He actually has a scene where he tries to comfort a dying robot named Pipo, voiced by Frank Welker.
When the robot shutsdown, he looks to the sky and mournfully screams: "Pipooooooooooo!"
It's amazing.
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This is a great example of a movie hurt by one great performance. The sister in the domestic violence subplot should not make you not care about the main plot by outclassing the rest of the cast.
"Weee!"
"AAAARGH!"
"He loves it. He loves it."
"DEAR GOD HELP ME AAAAAAARGH."
Grandpa's off his meds.
Yet another independence Day ruined by a Will Smith deficit
Hey, those White House portraits were very lifelike.
eh....lol
The movie was so bad that the water tower's penis was soft
+Jason Miller the movie sucked because the guys who made Godzilla(1998) and 2012 aren't capable of anyrhing good
That's a lot of Fish
Wow, that movie was freaking depressing.
The most compelling storyline was the one that ended in explosive suicide....I'm not sure what to make of that.
It's always mesmerizing to see Lloyd watch TV.
Aww Loyd is watching TV very cute
As soon as the husband said "I don't see any dinner here." I fucking knew a Lifetime moment was right around the corner.
Punished Snob: A critic denied his alien porno
Can I just say that I'm glad this movie won. I think the Snob is at his best when tackling mainstream shit. While the grindhouse and porn films are fun too, it's picking the low-hanging fruit. Is anyone ever surprised that a porno film is shit? But some of the crazy stuff Hollywood execs spent millions on? That's both truly shocking, and comedy gold. Besides, when it comes to Brad, you know we'll get more porn and exploitation down the road.
Good point, well argued!
Y'know, I was still thoroughly entertained. The Cinema Snob, the only person who could make you laugh at a really dark abuse/revenge subplot.
the domestic abuse subplot should have been the main plot. it was far more interesting.
I'm pretty sure that the abuser was the same dude who played the cheating husband in Tommyknockers, inspiring the Nostalgia Critic to call his character the "Six Million Dollar Asshole"
"NOPE! Not my fucking problem!" Okay, that just cracked me up . ahahaha, just the timing of it.
Lloyd watching cartoons was awesome :3
Lloyd makes every review better
Wow, this was obscure! Cheers, Brad, for exposing us to films we might never have heard of. This is why I like watching you.
Also, RIP Jon-Erik Hexum :(
Lastly, yay for Lloyd!!!
As a British person, this is easily the 2nd worst thing to happen due to a Public Vote in the last 7 days.
Btw, Episode is good, the Movie itself is the Bad thing........in case that wasn't clear... *sips tea*
Hahaha! XD
I was going to make that joke. I wonder if Boris Johnson and his gang ruined this vote too?
pfff i already made this joke as an American :P
"Brentry"?
Haha aww, Lloyd loves watching The Aristocats! :3
Nice the AristoCats. Lloyd has obviously got good taste.
As someone who lives in California we never had standards
I'll take Lloyd watching the Aristocats for 90 minutes than watching this crummy romance movie.
I just saw Aristocats from start to finish for the first time, and I agree that it's much more entertaining than this, and I'm not a fan of romantic mello-dramas.
LLoyd cameo! This is a Lloyd approved review
Next time listen to Lloyd and watch the Aristocats - Phil Harris will brighten anyone's day. Aren't those the cats from Lady and the Tramp? LOL! Never noticed that.
I still do enjoy Brad's devotion to 90's video quality when even his phone could present a better quality recording.
wait Alice Hoffman? the novelist Alice Hoffman? writer of Practical Magic among other books Alice Hoffman?
(looks it up) Holy shit it is! How did the writer of one of my favorite novels write something so boring? well, minus the stuff with Diane Wiest, that's pretty gripping stuff, but then again, it's Diane Wiest.
This is her only screenplay to date on the film's latter.
Never let the fans vote on what you do next. It's Spoony's VHS Wrestlemania board game all over again. "OKAY! You don't get to choose the videos ANY MORE!" Gotta admit though; the explosive murder-suicide kinda made it worth it!
18:16 - Holy Fuck! Didn't see that coming!
It was truly the Bomb.
Watch your mouth, will ya?
I'm more fascinated with the belt next to Lloyd then the actual movie.
Definitely looks like something Brad wouldn't wear.
Brad is a naughty naughty boy.
"Time portal in the back room".
...Was that an 11/22/63 reference? Cause of Keith being in Firestarter? If so, Brad, I salute you.
At least lloyd was having fun.
I hope brad does more forgotten 80s romance movies. Hell it should be the theme for Feb 2018
Cinema Snob: And why does the water tower have a dick?
Yakko Warner: Good night, everybody!
Not you, Yakko. You're okay. Cinema Snob, watch that kind of talk, okay?
@@markelijio6012 I didn't know The Snob was A pianist.
@@Launchpad05 I'm sorry, okay?
Happy Independence Day to all you Brave American Pilots and Patriots who defeated the Alien Invasions of 1996 & 2016!
I really enjoy this review; I rewatch it all the time. I'm not sure why, because excluding Diane Wiest, this movie doesn't seem that interesting, but I think you played both your analysis of the film and jokes about the patreon vote well. Also, it's always good to see Lloyd. I just wanted to let you know that even though this isn't the movie you expected to win, and a lot of people remain focused on the surprising voting result, some people really enjoy your review of this movie.
Once again, Lloyd steals the show
HOLY FUCK THAT GOT REAL DARK REAL GOD DAMN FAST!
I'm actually happy this one got picked.
Nice review
😊
Good lord, I'm amazed you were able to stay awake long enough to make an entire review on this. This looks like ambien in celluloid form
Have David Keith and Keith David ever been in a movie together?
Back in mid September 1981, after the completion of both great performances on Back Roads at
CBS/Lionsgate and An Officer and a Gentleman at Paramount, David
Keith was in great shape and got a part in Warner Bros Pictures’
Independence Day, a Blatt-Singer
Production under the deft direction of Robert Mandel
written for the screen by
Alice Hoffman, according to
his agent but Keith David was
fired off from the film and
decided to move on to
many projects instead.
Brad has the best 'WHAT THE FUCK?!' in the world!
Brad, Watch It, Please!
If it's any consolation Brad, this episode was still really funny.
I don't care what the movie is, if the Snob reviews it, you know it's gonna be great no matter what.
aww your kitty watching the aristocats is cute.
That cart with the guys in diapers was an allegory of how 4th of July was the birth of a new nation. And by God, if it meant pooping in diapers as they wheeled forth to drive that image home, then I'll salute those adult diaper pooping independence babies. Keep a steady course, brave diaper men. And God bless you all!
Nothing to do with nothing, but I love that this channel's avatar is a "Lloyd Approved" seal. I, for one, prefer to consume media that has the hearty approval of cats, thank you very much.
Shanghai, kung pao, egg foo young.
Beating women always wrong.
Brillemeister hahaha that's a good one
lol how the hell did the Porno spoof didn't get chosen over this one?
I really wanted to see him review
He let his Patrons pick. Obviously they are all morons.
+Shin Seiki Evan theyre morons because they didn't choose what you wanted? What a nice person you are.
I saw an Asylum knockoff of independence Day at my Walmart today,And I wish he reviewed it!
*****
Naw, I'm not a shitty person. So I disagree.
I love forgotten 70's-80's romantic movies. More please!
Skip to 11:07 and 22:06 for Lloyd. Trust me; you're going to need those happy moments by the time this thing's done.
Thanks :)
Lol... I love how intently Loyd is watching that cartoon. He looks so into it xD
At about 1:50 thje video glitches. The poster shows up, it flashes green, then it goes black for around a second.
There's also another green screen glitch at 16:06
duh...
...jail.
It's the just the acid kicking in. Roll with it, my man
That green screen is a weird error that happens when editing in Adobe Premiere sometimes. It'll sometimes add a random frame of green to some imported file types. It's annoying as hell, and really easy to miss.
I gotta be honest with you, friends, I came here strictly for Lloyd watching the "Jazz" sequence from Aristicats
his character name is Jack Parker, in Major League 2 his name is Jack Parkman - One of his fans in the movie, is in the Will Smith I.D. movie, and is actually the pilot
It wasn't the White House but at least *A* house blew up.
man Lloyd sure was into that good ol'fashioned family friendly racism
I thought I was the only person in the world that remembered "Shock Treatment"! Then I see you actually reviewed it! Great stuff, you have a new fan :)
Me at start of the review: Man! This isnt an 80s version of ID4? This is gonna be boring!
Me at the 5 minute mark: WHAT IN HELL IS THIS MOVIE!?
Wow, the sheriff and his wife from Misery are in this movie!
how did i miss this movie. might be worth a watch.
Gonna go out on a limb and guess that Martina Mcbride saw this movie and made a song about it. Maybe not entirely on it but enough it came to mind during certain scenes.
It's not on the list, okay? Now that's enough!!!
Lloyd yeah
This was the first live action film from the director of "School Ties" and "The Substitute" featuring an wonderful cast,
released by Warner Bros in September 23, 1983.
I for, well not one but one among many I'm sure, that think it was a blessing that this won the poll, cause usually less is more with the Snob.
By the 6:00 mark of this review, I was wondering if somehow this movie was going to turn into a Stephen King story.
Richard Farnsworth at the gas station? Hmm... Francis Sternhagen as the mom? HOLY SH-T! It IS a Stephen King movie!
Does James Caan have a cameo as a burnt out writer?
This is one of the few videos I have seen of a cat watching a video like a person and that's not what surprises me, what surprises me is that so few people commented about the cat watching a video.
"You Son Of A Bitch"
Gets me every time XD
DarthNinja65, you son of a bitch!
You know, that's the third time I've seen Cliff DeYoung in an online movie review; first he was the cheating postman in Nostalgia Critic's review of The Tommyknockers, then he was the used car salesman in Jontron's review of The Skateboard Kid, and now he's an abusive husband in Cinema Snob's review of Independence Day.
Incidentally, the character he plays in each one is the same kind of selfish, abusive asshole. It's hard being typecasted, isn't it?
This movie makes me think of the Independence Day song by Martina McBride.
It only took 11 years, okay?
great shit. Love your vids man.
Patreon supporters, thank you so much for picking this one over the other two.
WE COULD HAVE HAD INREARENDANCE DAY
WE COULD OF HAD IT ALL
2:32 How different would this movie be if it was Keith David instead of David Keith in this role?
sandydeath56 errrrm not very good at all, Keith was a stud back then.
Sandy, your comment doesn't make any sense. Haven't you been reading or writing a few pair of descriptions? So you think you're
tough now, huh? But you're not. On 1983's "Independence Day" where David Keith got the part as Jack at Warner Bros., thanks
to his manager. His previous acting credits were Disney's "The Rose," "Brubaker," Warners' The Great Santini, Lionsgate's Backroads,
and Paramount's An Officer and a Gentleman. As Stephen Stancil of the New York Rangers gave some great advice for all
of us: "Better Use Your Head Next Time." I'm sorry, Sandy, but it's the truth.
That darn Lloyd
This was hilarious-should I hate myself? Keep up the great work Snob, keep the videos coming.
*I don't know why, but I actually watched this when I was a kid!* 📺👀 😆 I'm assuming it's one of those random movies that always seem to be on TBS, USA or HBO.
12:31 - I just love that reference to Cinema Snob The Movie. ;p
Dang, the porn one didnt get the most votes???
Dang? You mean...
Dong
?
I know dude... That honestly surprises me. :\
I really hope he still reviews it because I'm really curious about how close it sticks to the movie and I don't want to seek it out myself.
I wonder if Boomer was also in that version.
I saw some clips, lots of anal...suspicious lack of aliens or anyone looking like the characters from ID4.
i love all of the death proof references
Is Brad making a joke at 1:13 that's referring to himself or am I reading too much into it?
In any case, chapeau for soldiering on, you're my hero!
To be honest, Brad Jones makes a whole lot of jokes and that's why I don't want hear any of it anymore.
1983 is o e of the most awesome years in human history. Which makes me glad I was born that exact same year.
It may not be ID4, but some of the characters in this movie you'd want to see get killed by alien invaders.
The Shock Treatment references always make me smile!
amazing! 11/10 extra points for lloyd
On a sidenote,Lloyd is cute watching the cartoon....My cat didn't know what to make of Kevin spacey throwing equal packets at Frank Whalley (Swimming with sharks,if anyone was wondering)last night.
I dunno, that explosion WAS pretty funny and unexpected. I can forgive a lot in a bad movie or series if it completely shits the bed at the last second in a spectacular way.
Hey, is that Driving Miss Daisy? It that the old sheriff from Misery?
Is there any connection between the movie and Martina McBride's song?
No!
And why does this guy have less than 1 million subs?
Brad, you're one great funny guy but I wish it could be more silly when you do something great on the Cinema Snob as host,
you make something good as it gets. Believe me, I love you.
What this movie really needs is a lively rendition of "Do the Shimmy Slide". Wooh, lets do it again!
One of your best reviews.
I am disappointed in my fellow Patreon viewers. Thankfully, Brad did an excellent job.
The ending clip caught me by surprise and I fucking cracked up.
I hope Snob still reviews the Independence Day porno spoof soon.
Kathleen Quinlan again? I just watched the review of "Strays" yesterday.
I've never been here this early. Word.
I probably sound annoying by now but I still wonder if Brad will review Soul Survivors.