Animal House (2/10) Movie CLIP - A Real Zero (1978) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Otter (Tim Matheson) calls on his Delta brothers to empathize with "total loser" Kent Dorfman.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Director John Landis put himself on the map with this low-budget, fabulously successful comedy, which made a then-astounding 62 million dollars and started a slew of careers for its cast in the process. National Lampoon's Animal House is set in 1962 on the campus of Faber College in Faber, PA. The first glimpse we get of the campus is the statue of its founder Emil Faber, on the base of which is inscribed the motto, "Knowledge Is Good." Incoming freshmen Larry "Pinto" Kroger (Tom Hulce) and Kent "Flounder" Dorfman (Stephen Furst) find themselves rejected by the pretentious Omega fraternity, and instead pledge to Delta House. The Deltas are a motley fraternity of rejects and maladjusted undergraduates (some approaching their late twenties) whose main goal -- seemingly accomplished in part by their mere presence on campus -- is disrupting the staid, peaceful, rigidly orthodox, and totally hypocritical social order of the school, as represented by the Omegas and the college's dean, Vernon Wormer (John Vernon). Dean Wormer decides that this is the year he's going to get the Deltas expelled and their chapter decertified; he places the fraternity on "double secret probation" and, with help from Omega president Greg Marmalard (James Daughton) and hard-nosed member Doug Neidermeyer (Mark Metcalf), starts looking for any pretext on which to bring the members of the Delta fraternity up on charges. The Deltas, oblivious to the danger they're in, are having a great time, steeped in irreverence, mild debauchery, and occasional drunkenness, led by seniors Otter (Tim Matheson), Hoover (James Widdoes), D-Day (Bruce McGill), Boon (Peter Riegert), and pledge master John "Bluto" Blutarsky (John Belushi). They're given enough rope to hang themselves, but even then manage to get into comical misadventures on a road trip (where they arrange an assignation with a group of young ladies from Emily Dickinson University). Finally, they are thrown out of school, and, as a result, stripped of their student deferments (and, thus, eligible for the draft). They decide to commit one last, utterly senseless (and screamingly funny) slapstick act of rebellion, making a shambles of the university's annual homecoming parade, and, in the process, getting revenge on the dean, the Omegas, and everyone else who has ever gone against them.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1978)
Cast: James Widdoes, Tim Matheson, Bruce McGill, Peter Riegert, John Belushi, Douglas Kenney
Director: John Landis
Producers: Ivan Reitman, Matty Simmons
Screenwriters: Harold Ramis, Douglas Kenney, Chris Miller
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The overwhelming hostility towards Flounders picture gets me every time. The beer cans flying, the boos, and the beer splash on the screen is the icing on the cake.
It wouldn't have been nearly as funny without Belushi's reaction.
That's what started the whole thing. Also, notice he is the one whistling during that.
Actually, they are all booing together, it is just that Belushi did it louder.
Yeah, he looks more normal than most, and just in general totally regular. (Sidenote: I don't look like him at all, would maybe fit a bit better among others.) But that's part of what makes it funny or "endearing". And his funny expression of course... (And regarding Belushi: of course he looks like an even worse version of him, and the overall reaction is important.)
SantaDog81 Belushi’s reaction is gold.
“We need the dues!” 😆🤣🤣🤣
Highly underrated line.
So much truth in this.
Absolutely!
Why does that guy sound like Tommy Chong?
I always thought he said “we need the dudes” but dues is even funnier
@@stevenbrown3249I thought the same thing, but I also think “dues” is even funnier.
Loved it when Bluto yelled out as soon as he saw Flounder's face!! 💘
I think it sobered him up
Aaahhh! 😂
I've played that part over and over because it's so funny! 😆
Belushi could do more with a facial expression than most of todays "stars" can do with all their best efforts.
Belushi's reaction is priceless.
jakethemuss3 makes the video
+jakethemuss3 Classic!
+jakethemuss3 Belushi made the movie a legend
+jakethemuss3 That's what I came to the video for.
jakethemuss3 I had that same reaction when Donald Trump was elected President. :(
that scream bluto makes gets me every time
I think he reacted that way because he saw in Flounder his long lost brother.
No way. Just shocked by the ugliness.
I love the look on his face. It’s like he just saw a dead body.
Yeah, his own.
Now he and Flounder are dead.
“Well let me tell you the story of another loser.” The beer cans being thrown is priceless.
This movie rules forever.
Bluto sobered up fast when he saw Flounder's mug
His reaction is like he just saw a dead body.
No, he called him that when he gave out the Delta names. And I think he reacts like that because he sees Dorfman and thought it was his long lost brother.
They all did
Literally every actor in this movie played their part perfectly
Oh yes, exactly, 100%
Belushi's reaction is legendary but D-Days reaction gets me more. He looks as if he genuinely cannot contain himself and his continued laughter cracks me up.
Also, Boone's expression like he's seen this before many times.
I didn't know that until now. Man, this movie is a masterpiece of the 70s.
Never really noticed D Day's reaction until now when Hoover shows the slide of Flounder. Hilarious!
I never noticed it either 😆. I’m always too busy laughing at Belushi!! D-day’s reaction was hilarious 😂 😂😆😂😆😂
D Day reaction was on par with Belushi's, LOL!
"We need the dues"
That's been my catchphrase since I saw this movie at age 14.
Lol. The line was delivered perfectly.
It sounded like Tommy Chong delivering that line.
I always thought it was "We need the dudes", which they did. Lol.
Every frat lol
I was wondering what that line was. Many thanks.
Stork was one of the comedy geniuses behind the whole movie.
+ma turner He wrote Caddyshack too.
Doug Kenney, who played Stork, was not only one of the writers on this, he did Caddyshack and Modern Problems. He died two years before John.
ma turner and caddy shack
Stork and Hardbar.
ma turner Stork unfortunately took a header off of a waterfall in Hawaii! No one knows if it was an accident or not?!
"I myself was so obnoxious, the seniors used to beat me up once a week".
Just once a week?
WAS so obnoxious?
Nobody's perfect!
"Everybody thought The Stork was brain damaged." *Stork looks downcast*
Lay off the Stork.
Hes a MOW-RON and we love him.
Doug Kenney, founder and EIC of National Lampoon's magazine
@@GyrenDeLeonard Fell off a cliff in Hawaii and died.
@@sce2aux464 well, I guess he couldn’t fly after all.
@@bigpapasmurfz6252 What else we s'pose to do ah MOW-RON?!
Getting rejected by the rejects. Priceless.
Since Delta was the worst house on campus, ALL of them were rejects! Priceless!
Bluto's shocked scream still kills me 😅😂😅😅😂😅
We need the dues!
+rsheldon-- Years later it dawned on me how much that guy sounded like Otto from The Simpsons.....just my take. Cheers
Glad I'm not the only one.
this guy is a real zero, that's true...
rsheldon86 I wondered what he said.
rsheldon86, who says that line? I’m trying to figure it out.
2:02, Belushi "*belch* Why not?!" Dude was pure comic brilliance
Smart comedian ever
The script actually included why his frat name was Pinto. Due to an accident his junk was two different colors. I guess they toned it down.
"The Stork" was really Doug Kenney, one of the co-writers of the movie and a really funny National Lampoon writer, who sadly died not long after the movie came out.
Yes very sad that Doug Kenney died so young. He had ONE line in Animal House, "Well what are we supposed to do ya moron". Priceless.
He died from a fall in Hawaii in 1980, shortly after Caddyshack came out.
RIP 🙏🏻
" A stupid and futile jesture", is the story of Doug Kenney and of how National Lampoon and Animal House, Caddyshack came to be. I found it interesting.
"Your name is Pinto."
"Why Pinto?"
" *burp* WHY NOT?!"
Classic man
I love Pinto. What a doofus.
Me too, he's alright!
Anyone know the source of the name "Pinto"? From an old issue of the National Lampoon, a story by Chris Miller I believe. Regarding a certain appendage.
@@AcuteSchizophrenia from an interview with Chris Miller: "Miller: The real animal house was my fraternity, Alpha Delta Phi. My name in college was Pinto, and I had written a story called ”Pinto’s First Lay.” Doug was a fan of those stories and suggested them as the basis of a movie."
The quintessential college movie, hands down.
Agreed!!!!
Bluto's reaction is timeless. The best in filmdom. Hoover reminds me of a very young FDR. D-Day reminds me of a dude I rode bikes with back in the 1960s.
@Walt Fechter Walt you must be in your 70s
There was a lenged about D-Day was based in Dan Aykroid College Years.
Born to Be Wild Captain America?
"Everyone thought the Stork was brain damaged" lmfao
Everyone thought the Stork was brain damaged.😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
RIP Flounder. 2:17 will always be one of my favourite reactions in this movie.
So sad Belushi died pretty young. I loved his acting :(
RIP John Belushi aka Bluto
_Senator_ Bluto is the man we need in DC today!
Marxismo en Hispanolandia
One thing we can agree on, but you're still getting a helicopter ride.
Unfortunately he did die young...but at least he go o pork Mandy Pepperidge before he bought it
You mean RIP Senator John "Bluto" Blutarsky.
"Just settle down this is Kent Dorfman he's a Legacy from Harrisburg" 😂😂😂
0:11 when "John Belushi" just screams
Tim Mathewson, an unsung comedy hero.
Lucky, he got to do this movie with belushi.
HE'S also voice of Johnny Quest!
I can’t believe my dad let me watch this movie when I was 11 lol 😂
RebelBelle cool dad
My parents let me watch this at like 5 or 6 right after it came out. That would never fly these days!
Aimee Alison your parents were hippies ? Haha
Same! My parents loved this movie, it was common to watch it in my household.
I watched much younger. It was the edited version though.
RIP Stephen Furst - Flounder.
He really nailed his role beautifully.
This scene is pretty accurate to my Greek life experience. Granted, we used projectors connected to laptops, but it was a bunch of people sitting around, looking at Facebook photos of potential pledges, and giving pro/con arguments.
This and Revenge of the Nerds! 2 best movies about college!
giving the names was different. we had like a marathon meeting where we debated names. would have been better if just one drunk guy gave out the names.
@@PeterSedesse Likewise.
Yea my fraternity was basically my college’s ‘animal house’. We had the 60 year old (if not older) party-torn unkempt shack for a house..directly across from a polished mansion, only in our case we toed the line between wanting to actually be taken seriously on campus, and just partying our asses off….mostly the latter
Otter’s defense of Flounder’s candidacy based on the shortcomings of him, Boone, and the Stork is tremendous. The Stork IS brain-damaged!! Hahahahaha!!
The look of Stork(writer Douglas Kenney) was priceless when Otter brought it up 😂
"Boon, you had a face like a pepperoni pizza, right?"
John Belushi yelling always kills me😂
I literally laugh almost to tears every time I see Belushi scream in this scene.
Shame he died a few years later. What a loss to the movie industry.
I like how when Belushi starts screaming at the photo, both Boone & Otter have these bemused expressions, like they were expecting this.
The face (and negative exclamation at 0:11) that Bluto makes when the screen shows Flunder is one of the many hilarious highlights in this comedy classic of college life in a nutty fraternity. "Everybody thought the Stork was brain damaged. --Otter
Because flounder was fat, that's why.
I think it's awesome that Otter is backin' up Flounder
I really like Bluto's reaction to Dorfman's picture.
"And Stork here. Everybody thought The Stork was brain damaged."
What I didn’t notice for years was D-Day was unable to contain his laughter.
“We need the dues” lol took him just for the money
“I state your name” “I state your name” 😂
I always wondered after Hoover exclaims: "He's a legacy from Harrisburg!" [capital of PA], how the people there reacted after hearing that! In 1960 census (just before this 1962 film setting), 79, 700. By the1970 census, it was still sliding down from its 68,000 to only 53,000 in the 1980 census, losing almost 22%. [2020: 50,000] Like most small-city state capitols, most of the workers are in state/government agencies.
In real life I believe Hoover was from The Burgh
"Everybody thought Stork, here, was brain damaged ".. LOL
“Ahhhhhh!”
Gets me every time 😂😂😂😂
When John Beltsville screams and everyone throws beverages at the screen makes me laugh so hard everytime! Hahahaha! I was so glad that I could see this movie in the theatres....the 70's ruled!
Beltsvillle?
You mean John Belushi?
The theater in early-Aug. 1978, was a madhouse of craziness by the theme and events of this classic college spoof! People (older teens, young adults; older adults) were just having the time of their life, either remembering their college years, or the attendees in high school (R-rated = 17+ to get in) to be ready for those years. The only film that I saw in a theater that had (more than!) this level of theater laughing, screaming, and jumping on their seats, was "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963). No other film comedy I've seen had such electric enthusiasm and wackiness, parallel with the film theme itself! Just a wonderful 2 hours unforgettable entertainment on A.H. and 3+ hours on IAMMMMW, seen in either Dec. 1963, or Jan. 1964, after its Nov. 7, '63 release at L.A. spanking-new Cinerama Dome, opening to the public that very night for the world premiere of IAMMMMW. A.H. was filmed between Oct. 24, 1977 and mid-Dec. 1977. It's brash and astonishing premiere and vast impact on college life soon after was on Jul. 24, 1978. I still have the Oct. 23, 1978 issue of NEWSWEEK with Belushi on the cover, (with his head surrounded by the garland leaves, as in the film), with the title: "College Humor Comes Back" mentioning the new boom in TOGA PARTIES, (just as in the early-'60s) because of ANIMAL HOUSE.
You mean Belushi!!!!
Great scene. I first saw this movie in the early 80's and I've watched it dozens of times since then and it never fails to make me laugh. The look and that scream from Belushi at 0:11 is absolutely hilarious.
I agree! Belushi had thatbway about him that just made you laugh! This is a classic!!!
70sfred1 Well said mate. He was a funny bloke.
@@MrRockabilly70 Thank you! Belushi had that unique talent that can't be duplicated!
The quality of "comedies" these days is more than just a little below par...IT STINKS!!!
I disagree. This isn't very good.
13thVaRebel I agree. It's the lowest comedy on campus. It's the lowest in Faber History!
You can thank political correctness for that.
@@The_InfantMalePollockFrancis You must have fallen on your head quite often as a child, this is a classic for a reason. Go watch 'Step Brothers' for the 100th time ya Jabroni and leave the good stuff to the best of us
@@andredegiant3876 LOL
0:15 This is exactly how I reacted when I heard the Jesse Eisenberg was going to play Lex Luthor.
CheeseReaper22 my reaction was more like 0:10
@@jkrfan7 my reaction to Robert Pattinson being casted as Batman
@@Greydevil82 Pattinson is a great actor tho watch his indie work
@@gxldboyj6523 I'll eat my words after that trailer
I honestly think during casting somebody said, "get me that Eisenberg guy" and meant ARON Eisenberg.
But instead, we got Jessie, who plays Lex Luthor like a cross between Jim Carey and Roger Rabbit.
“We need the dues.” 😂
always had a soft spot for Flounder
But without that pledge pinnnn!
His name is Pinto because of the spots on his cock. See the original stories from the National Lampoon such as Night of the Seven Fires. Even more outrageous than the movie.
I miss the days when I was in a fraternity. Best ten years of my life
Actual conversation from some frat guys I know:
"Other people go to college for seven years"
"Yeah, they're called doctors"
@@RideAcrossTheRiver Isn't that from the movie "Tommy boy"?
@@Ennis85 No, I know guy who went seven years out of a four-year program. His name ends in -y though
Bluto's reaction, John was a comic Genius
Otter had exactly the same tone and logic when he presented to the disciplinary board.
The Stork was Doug Kenney, one of the founders of
National Lampoon magazine
Classic scene in a movie that has about a thousand of them--but it's too bad that we don't see the part where the frat drunkenly sings along to "Louie Louie"....that part really captures the hard-core partying Delta spirit!!
...with the alleged "dirty" lyrics.
Fun fact; the movie's set in 1962, but 'Louie, Louie' wasn't released until 1964.
" GATOR"!
John Belushi's face at 10 seconds in is the funniest part in my opinion
0:10 Priceless. Without Belushi, Animal House would have sucked.
***** Great I thought I was the only one.
***** Ok then but without him, Animal House would've missed something.
Late but I completely agree. Belushi is the star here
His reaction is like he just saw a dead body.
He was the straw that stirred the Animal House drinks!! RIP JB
0:10 my reaction to call of duty Infinite Warfare
0:23 D-Day’s reaction 😆. Almost as hilarious as Belushi!
ON par, truthfully.
What a great scene
I was laughing so hard in the theater I couldn't breathe.
The personally think the best part about this is when one of the brothers said sure we need the dues
The faternity I joined about a year before animal was very similar to my frat club. There is 70 of us and an alumni left us almost 200 grand and we were allowed to use the interest on it for house improvements. So we built a huge bar had it almost fully stocked and we had a refrigerator CO2 keg system running 24/7. We have the best functions. Thank you pi fies.
0:11 Best reaction to anything ever
That's crazy when they wake them up with the fire extinguisher. So funny.
Agreed, Bluto's reaction to Dorfman's slide is brilliant. But I have to say, D-Day's horrified expression at 0:23 is pretty fantastic as well!
Fantastic and priceless
“Yeah! We need the dues” hahaha
Great to see Douglas Kenney, one of the 3 writers of this great film, as "The Stork". I have seen this film many times but never knew that until I watched a documentary on it. He also had founded National Lampoon. He jumped/fell off of a cliff in Hawaii and was killed a while after this film came out.
This is basically how we hire people at my company. They even nailed the "New Hire Orientation" process.
You need the dues!
When a true scholar like Brother Bluto tells you, Dorfman, nothing more than a legacy from Harrisburg, that he's been giving it a lot of thought and you're new Delta Tau Chi name is Flounder, you don't repeat it incredulously with a stupid look on your face. You salute sharply, and say YES SIR!
Offer a beer to Bluto for utmost respect.
I saw this on the big screen in 1978 with my freshman college buddies. Great times, when colleges were free of CRT, PC, safety spaces, and Wokism.
That’s awesome! Yep, it’s safe to say most indoctrinated college students today, would probably lose their shyte at the content of this film, especially when they took their dates to the all black bar? 😂The woke have absolutely ZERO sense of humour!
You guys in 1978 (and those earlier back at least 14+ years) never got the same uninhibited life and freedom as those from before 1965, with that illegal, immoral ground/air War starting that year in some country, 10,000 miles away that most people did not know where it was on the globe! That was how unimportant, un-needed for U.S. security it was until #36, the war-monger and money-hungry alcoholic, bi-polar new resident in the White House who made-up the Gulf of Tonkin "attack" theory to make $$$ from war stock investments prior to the Aug. 1964 "attack." Combat units landed starting on Mar. 8, 1965 near Da Nang, SVN.
"From Harrisburg"
lol
As someone born and raised in Harrisburg, I always thought that detail was hilarious
I just Love it when Bluto screams at the Dorfman photo...this is tooo hilarious! How true of that for all of us Freshman!!!! The Brain Dead guy was funny even though his role was small, he was unforgettable as well...great casting..I, state your name, do hereby pledge allegiance to the frat, with liberty and fraternity for all...Amen!!
This movie will still be funny a hundred years from now.
always loved Blutarski's reaction when Kent's picture came up. "AAAAAHH!!" lol
“Well let me tell you the story of another loser.” 🤣😂🤣
D-Day's reaction kills me everytime 🤣🤣🤣
Belushi's reaction😂👍
“I state your name” **repeats “I state your name” 😂
Saw this when I was 12, finally graduated, went to school and was *horrified* when I learned that this was not exactly what college life was like.
That Scream is so funny!😆😆😆😂😂😂💖
D-day at 0:23 to 0:27! Love the way he's doing his best not to laugh aloud
R.i.P Flounder ....i hope your brother went easy on ya about the car and all
Joe Smith remember. His insurance company bought him a new car. He was happy
Flounder, "Will that work?"
Otter, "It's gotta work better than the truth".
@@jasona9 No doubt.
My favorite scene especially Belushi's reaction to Flounder! Kent Dorfmann, a legacy! Then Stork, everyone thought he was brain dead! And I, state your name, I state your name! Hilarious!
OTTER: "Everyone thought the Stork was Brain DAMAGED!" [not brain dead, or he would be dead, dead]
Okay somebody in the world has to have possession of that Buffalo hat😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
Lmao classic this movie never gets old.
Poor Flounder lmao😂
Farewell Flounder.
Bluto:AGH!
I love D-Day's double take. That was the actor laughing!
He looks exactly like a young John Goodman, I can't get over it.
1:12 best wake up call ever
Bluto's scream made this scene. He went from 0 to 100 in a flash.
BEST. MOVIE. EVER.........AMEN.
Blow job, blow job
why pinto?
BURP why not?
GOLD XD
Yeah, why not? He got a better idea?
0:10 - 0:12 my reaction when I wake up to yet another day
RIP flounder
Them throwing their beer cans at the projector screen is cracking me up!
The Delta fraternity is barbaric!