I loved this movie because Junior realized by the end of the movie that even though the world can be cruel, and that it can harden us to become cruel, some people come into our life and show us that we can be loved and are capable of being loveable despite how damaged we appear to others.
I saw them as a rental on tv as a kid. As a kid i imagined that the audience in a theatre would vomit on each other after seeing the vomit ride in part 2 🤣
@@sainttrunks1982 I laughed so loud seeing that scene for the first time. Even today it is stil funny. So how hard must the audience have laughed seeing it on the big screen🤣
Sling Blade, Bad Santa are roles he doesn't get enough credit for. He stole the show in those movies practically and going up against Billy Bob Thornton in both in those days says a lot.
That line always made me sad for sure. On a funny note though, I had a friend growing up who was adopted and when kids would say something about it, she would respond with "my parents chose me. Yours got stuck with you." It shut them up real quick lol
I always kind of felt sorry for Junior, even if he was scary, I think my naive kid's self really belived that he is how he is just because he got rejected so much, and he developed this self destructive coping mechanism.
Well 30 on the low end of the spectrum, maybe 25 if you had older brothers and sisters into it also, but that's probably as young of fans of this as you'll find.
Henry Robles Yeah I did say 25 at the very minimum. I'm just saying most of the fans are probably going to be closer to their mid 30s early 40s. Since that is the actual age of the kid in the movie now.
It's ironic that his co-star in the movie was the one to grow up and become not only the more popular actor, but play "The" maniac in a later role. Everybody thought Macualy Culkin as going to be a superstar later in life at the time and it's Elijah Wood that got to be Frodo and later play the original Maniac and do it very well. Go figure!
John Ritter has always been one of my favorites. Thanks for all the laughs and memories of watching " Three's company" with my Dad. Miss you John,, RIP
This movie meant a lot to me when I was little. I was adopted, and I look nothing like my parents. My parents only had two criteria for the child they wanted to adopt; black hair and dark eyes, either brown or 'black'. They wanted these traits to contrast the first child they adopted; my sister who is an aryan. The overarching theme of the movie is that the father character, Ben, goes out of his way to work with Junior to try and make a good life for the both of them. Ben wants to be a family man, and he wants Junior to have a happy, safe, and supportive home life. And even though Junior repeatedly acts out, Ben constantly plays a caring parent, forgives, and tries to put Junior onto a better life path; he does NOT take Junior back. When I was in elementary school, I often acted out, in part because other students bullied me for looking different from the rest of my family, using the fact that I was adopted to make fun of me. When my mother came to pick me up during an incident, one of the staff told her, "You know, it's not too late to take her back." My mother was so livid, when the year was over, I was taken out of the school, and enrolled in a different one on the other side of town. It was much farther away, but to her, it was worth it to not have to deal with staff who would say those things about her child.
I always loved that film. Everyone was playing their roles so perfectly it really set the right comedic mood to make the whole thing work. Also i LOVED John Ritter as the role of the father. Damn his character really was so forgiving and committed to be a good dad, he really was the daddiest dad you can think of. I think some of this character also went into his role in "8 simple rules".
My kids when little watched this movie over and over. I could quote every line when on still to this day. Thank goodness my children were not problem children! Loved John and Amy in this. Both were wonderful with the comic acting. My heart broke for Amy and family when he died so suddenly.
Watched this a couple weeks ago. The "I hate clowns." part still cracks me up. Gotta love John Ritter being so good natured and wanting to give the kid the most chances he can get even though Junior goes way over the limit. lol The second one is great as well. I wish they would of had a third with the same kid but he probably would of been a teenager and that doesn't really work well with the whole little kid innocent schtick. Nicely done Minty.
The first 2 were the best films. Ritter was the best choice for the father. It shows a different side of his acting and his range. It showed that he was MORE than comedy.
Heck, I would never have thought that there could be people, apart from me, who remember this small classic. But it's been at least twenty years since the last time I watched this movie. So thank you for refreshing my memory.
Such a horrible date. Both are odd numbers and two tragic events took place on the same date. Every time i look at the time and see that it’s 9:11 i fear that it’s an omen and that someone’s gonna die.
Love Problem Child! It used to play all the time on the channel USA Network - John Ritter was amazing in both of them. RIP John Ritter. You’re forever missed 😢
John Ritter in Sling Blade is one of the best performances I've ever seen on film. I don't want to say "underrated," but he should get more recognition for that role.
By 1990, John Ritter was a very well-known actor ( certainly in the U.S.), so the hesitancy to cast him because of his supposed lack of fame doesn't really make sense. It would seem more likely that the studio wanted a more currently hot actor, as Ritter had not been in any major film of TV show for years at that point.
I love this movie. The scene where he's dressed as the devil and wrecking the rude little girls birthday party is the greatest thing ever. Great job Minty!
Omg first saw problem child after my mom rented it from blockbuster back in the day...blockbuster on fridays was lit popping and on point...rip blockbuster...saw problem child 2 in my after school care program in elementary school as a youngster...
Thank you once again minty. This one one of the most memorable movies from my childhood. I can never get that car-through-the-store shot out of my head. This brought a smile to my face, and I've been very depressed so thank you!
Minty, love your work and another great addition. Can you produce, '10 things you didn't know about Planes, Trains and Automobiles' my all time favourite film. Go on champ.. THOSE AREN'T PILLOWS!!
I remember going to see this movie when I was in middle school. My parents laughed so hard. As I watched this movie throughout the years, when I got older, I realized the little boy and grandfather were the funniest. RIP John Ritter/ Jack Tripper.
I love problem child 1&2, my favorite scene in the first one is when junior hits the catcher in the winky and in the 2nd I like the scenes with the babysitter and mr.claukinski😀
I don’t know what I’d do without Minty’s videos. I hope that doesn’t come off as sad. Lol. I just really enjoy Minty’s content and his passion for films that I also love. Keep up the great work Minty !
The ending of the film, when shown on TV, is different than its theatrical cut. In the theatrical cut, when the wife ends up in the back of the truck with the pig, it cuts to a shot of her staring at the pig's balls...in the TV edit, it cuts to a shot of her staring at the pig's snout.
I was waiting for you to do this one, 1 of my favorites but the 2nd one is even funnier plus has an awesome Joe Satriani guitar song for the food fight!!!
Between Junior and Hobb from RoboCop 2,I remember seeing both in theaters and my Mom not wanting me to have seen either kid's behavior.she shifted gears and got me into more wholesome films.like hellraiser, Friday the 13th,a nightmare on elm St,omen and night of the living dead.the 80's&90's were a crazy time for us kids who lived through them.HAR!
I've always found it funny that Amy Yasbeck makes a return in the sequel as a friendly love interest; a character the complete opposite of her role in the first. Something worth noting if you happen to cover that one. Also, I'd also recommend covering Stay Tuned, another Ritter vehicle from the early 90's that critics trashed but had some effective commentary on people's obsession with TV and media.
i remember seeing this in the theater...(or was it My "Blue Heaven"?).... but "they live" was playing in the one next over... and that is what i wanted to be seeing...
Your videos are always informative. Usually I know most of the facts you go over, only because I'm addicted to finding out behind-the-scenes information. But this video, I only knew fact #2. Awesome info!
Minty! Excellent video as always! I rented this video and the sequel whenever I was young couldn't make a choice in the video store (back when there were still movie rental stores). They were my "well, I've got to pick something videos!" Haha And I am enjoying the bit at the end with novelty unboxing/demonstration/review. Keep it up!
So when it comes to the deleted scenes you mentioned, as a kid I had a VHS copy that was recorded from the USA network. All of those scenes that you mentioned were included in this version and because I grew up watching them I think I got a bit more of a menacing look at the film lol. I feel special.
I remember watching the Problem Child cartoon series back then, there was a real difference between the two seasons animation style, and it did have Gilbert Gottfried voicing his character Principal Igor Peabody because nobody can do it better than Gottfried, and the Rich Corrupt Grandfather was voiced by Jonathan Harris (TV's Dr. Smith of Lost in Space).
10 things you didn’t know about 10 things I hate about you🤔 please . Also Minty what’s with all the promo stuff at the end of your last few videos ? are you sponsored by red dot or something or did you mention why you are doing it in a previous video as I may have missed it I just don’t understand it. But I still love to watch the 10 things stuff you put out. I’ve said it 1 million times before what about Scarface or the goonies.
When Jr. says,"Maybe if I shrug my shoulders and move around my hands like this, maybe people will think I know what I'm talking about". Reminds me of MSMBC and CNN.
Thank you for doing a video on this hidden gem of a movie, almost nobody talks about it and it's a really fun movie, i watched the hell out of the VHS as a kid and the sequel also. Thanks for bringing It back into the light
Minty, I watch nearly every new video you post and often I love the movies. Now you really happily surprised me. I LOVE Problem Child. That was one of my favorite childhood movies. Never see PC3. So sad about John Ritter. He seemed like such a wonderful man.
I loved John Ritter 1 of my favs I loved him in 3scompany I also envyed him I said when I grow up I'm gonna share an apartment with 2 gorgeous women lol. R.I.P John Ritter
@@SkellingtonFan Yeah, and any society that has a lot of kids just like that, well that society has a lot of issues. I have never come across a society that has sociopathic kids as the majority. So I am going to have to assume your joking/being sarcastic. Human beings are a varied lot, but we are not all evolving into greater numbers of sociopaths with each generation.
@@carolinelabbott2451 I'm not saying that kids are necessarily Psycho, but where I live kids are out of control and the adults literally can't do nothing about it. So there is no jokin or sarcasm not to be rude but you must be living in a fantasy World if you think kids today are innocent.
I love this movie still... Jnr wasn’t an evil kid, from birth he was dumped over and over again , never really loved by anyone. He developed coping techniques that made him feel better, his smart ass comment s and finding humour in everything were just his way of coping and expressing himself. A lot of kids will do that in that same situation, when they don’t trust they act out and if people love them anyway they have this sense of safety in that person. And the dad was such a push over, he needed someone like Jnr in his life. Together they helped each other learn to have both traits a perfect match for father and son. This movie has so many levels and if you’ve worked with kids with this kind of background you’d understand. I thought the kid was hilarious and most of those jerks deserved what they got. Maybe not that far lol but they were all asshole and Jnr could see right through it. And he could tell that his Dad was a good guy.
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I loved this movie because Junior realized by the end of the movie that even though the world can be cruel, and that it can harden us to become cruel, some people come into our life and show us that we can be loved and are capable of being loveable despite how damaged we appear to others.
Problem Child and Problem Child 2 were staples of my childhood. To the point where my parents stopped letting me watch them.
@@jasonmarin8187 I did and it was terrible
I just remember this movie played over and over on the USA network
This and the sequel. USA Network used to be lit in the 90's
Oh yeah it was it was my childhood 😂 USA Cartoon Express FTW 😎
Yeah, but they cut out all the really cool parts; the toy helicopter especially.
The animated series also aired on USA after a series based on the Itsy Bitsy Spider nursery rhyme.
@@animefan25 I remember that cartoon being crazy violent. ,😱
Problem Child is My Childhood Movie (Still love it to This day)
✔✔
I saw them as a rental on tv as a kid.
As a kid i imagined that the audience in a theatre would vomit on each other after seeing the vomit ride in part 2 🤣
@@obelic71 That's what i thought watching as a kid, while watching it at the movie theater at the time.
@@sainttrunks1982 I laughed so loud seeing that scene for the first time.
Even today it is stil funny.
So how hard must the audience have laughed seeing it on the big screen🤣
@@obelic71 If i remember right, they did alright 7 or 8/10 in laughter at the time.
John Ritter R.I.P.
On of the best comedic Actors ever.
The man was a legend. This and Stay Tuned are 90s classics.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 Noises Off...unbelievably good!
Sling Blade, Bad Santa are roles he doesn't get enough credit for. He stole the show in those movies practically and going up against Billy Bob Thornton in both in those days says a lot.
He died? Whyyyyyy?. I knew he did , I remember the day it happened but still whyyyyyy
Dennis the Menace
Junior (Problem Child)
And Kevin (Home Alone)
*90s* was the best for us children
Yes
John Connor as an honorable mention.
I hated that Dennis the menace movie. Guess cause it wasn't like the show I grew up on. Dennis seemed all wrong.
@@animechic420 number 1 in my book
This line "Hes not even a real kid, hes adopted." always had me sympathize with Junior throughout the film.
That line always made me sad for sure. On a funny note though, I had a friend growing up who was adopted and when kids would say something about it, she would respond with "my parents chose me. Yours got stuck with you." It shut them up real quick lol
People who say that Kevin from Home Alone would grow up to become Jigsaw from Saw forgot or didn't know Jr. existed. :)
Hahaha true :D
Jr was just misunderstood! No proof! Although he could have grown up to become Freddy Krueger.
That's right! Kevin was simply defending his home against burglars whereas Jr. is outright evil and soulless like all gingers.
Lets face it Jr. would have been gunned downed as he tried to rob a convenient store to feed his meth habit
Screw that jr grew up to become the devil an murdered jigsaw.
I always kind of felt sorry for Junior, even if he was scary, I think my naive kid's self really belived that he is how he is just because he got rejected so much, and he developed this self destructive coping mechanism.
It never ceases to amaze me how many movies I grew up watching, you appreciate as well. I tip my hat to you sir.
He's just a product of an era that we also grew up in. I'm guessing you're somewhere between 35 and 40? Correct?
@@DeathBYDesign666 I mean I am only 30 and this movie and the second one I loved as a child.
Well 30 on the low end of the spectrum, maybe 25 if you had older brothers and sisters into it also, but that's probably as young of fans of this as you'll find.
@@DeathBYDesign666 I'm only 27 and I loved PC 1 & 2 growing up
Henry Robles Yeah I did say 25 at the very minimum. I'm just saying most of the fans are probably going to be closer to their mid 30s early 40s. Since that is the actual age of the kid in the movie now.
It took me years to realize that Flo also played Ann, Trixie's mom, in part 2. That shit blew my mind haha
I was today years old... Wtf?!? I always knew she seemed familiar but as a kid I never put it together... Thank you!!!
I know. Amy Yasbak is a good actress. I had no idea the Flo and Annie were the same people. I just found out.
Yooooooooo , good eye 💪🏽💯
Same! Thank you to Wikipedia one night, my mind was blown 🤯
Ok Mind blown....
Speaking of dark movies about an evil kid you should review The Good Son
Starring Macaulay Culkin
There's one more darker than that. I think it's called Micky or Mikey. Can't really remember but that makes the Good Son mild in comparison
@@alkabaylon69 Mikey was good but nowhere near the quality of the Good Son, i think it was straight to video
@@alkabaylon69 I think "The Bad Seed" is even creepier. Then there is Orphan, and The RIng. The grudge.
One badass movie right there
Actually introduced my wife to that when we first started dating
She definitely didn't know it existed lol
It's ironic that his co-star in the movie was the one to grow up and become not only the more popular actor, but play "The" maniac in a later role. Everybody thought Macualy Culkin as going to be a superstar later in life at the time and it's Elijah Wood that got to be Frodo and later play the original Maniac and do it very well. Go figure!
The sequel still holds a special place in my heart. Always felt like John Ritter was the true star. Love him RIP
John Ritter has always been one of my favorites. Thanks for all the laughs and memories of watching " Three's company" with my Dad. Miss you John,, RIP
"Oh my God...(stares at Junior walking out of smoke filled room) it's the DEVIL!"
I miss yah Jack Warden! You were a great actor, mate!
Warden stole these movies. Always enjoyed his work.
@@c71score I especially liked him in the various Twilight Zones he did, and (of course) Dirty Work.
*Clown:*
*"Look, a giraffe!"*
*Martin Beck:*
*"Look, a fist!"*
*Sub if you loved that quote if you want. ;)*
oooooouggggggh! so random, gets me everytime. that noise the clown makes.
😂🤣😂🤣
Still makes me bust out with laughter 😂
@@jk-474 IKR?! Btw, JK-47, are you the type to wear those funny/snarky word shirts and cool designs perhaps?
This movie meant a lot to me when I was little. I was adopted, and I look nothing like my parents. My parents only had two criteria for the child they wanted to adopt; black hair and dark eyes, either brown or 'black'. They wanted these traits to contrast the first child they adopted; my sister who is an aryan. The overarching theme of the movie is that the father character, Ben, goes out of his way to work with Junior to try and make a good life for the both of them. Ben wants to be a family man, and he wants Junior to have a happy, safe, and supportive home life. And even though Junior repeatedly acts out, Ben constantly plays a caring parent, forgives, and tries to put Junior onto a better life path; he does NOT take Junior back.
When I was in elementary school, I often acted out, in part because other students bullied me for looking different from the rest of my family, using the fact that I was adopted to make fun of me. When my mother came to pick me up during an incident, one of the staff told her, "You know, it's not too late to take her back." My mother was so livid, when the year was over, I was taken out of the school, and enrolled in a different one on the other side of town. It was much farther away, but to her, it was worth it to not have to deal with staff who would say those things about her child.
What is your ethnicity ? 🤔
@@seferino Lakota Sioux and mixed east Asian ancestry. Biological mother was a first generation American. Biological father was a Lakota half-blood.
@@ZeroFighter so you look Asian. and what are your adoptive parents ethnicity ?? 🤔
@@seferino
Aryan. My adoptive mother thinks that some brands of ketchup are a bit too spicy.
@@ZeroFighter not Aryan but white. You realize there are hundreds of Asian kids that were adopted by white parents. Your case is not rare in america.
It's my party I'll cry if I wanna cry if I wanna.
*This was a great movie!*
I always loved that film. Everyone was playing their roles so perfectly it really set the right comedic mood to make the whole thing work. Also i LOVED John Ritter as the role of the father. Damn his character really was so forgiving and committed to be a good dad, he really was the daddiest dad you can think of. I think some of this character also went into his role in "8 simple rules".
Rick Moranis was actually casted to play the father which I can totally see...but he turned it down.
My kids when little watched this movie over and over. I could quote every line when on still to this day. Thank goodness my children were not problem children! Loved John and Amy in this. Both were wonderful with the comic acting. My heart broke for Amy and family when he died so suddenly.
Watched this a couple weeks ago. The "I hate clowns." part still cracks me up. Gotta love John Ritter being so good natured and wanting to give the kid the most chances he can get even though Junior goes way over the limit. lol The second one is great as well. I wish they would of had a third with the same kid but he probably would of been a teenager and that doesn't really work well with the whole little kid innocent schtick. Nicely done Minty.
Bits of Problem Child were in the movie theater scene from the film, Cape Fear.
So good that they went with Ritter because his unwavering optimism for Jr was done like only he could. Another great video Minty
Bill Murray would have been a good alternative.
@@frankschneider6156 Bill Murray is not the right kind of actor.
Jhon Ritter will always be my favorite actor .. brings a tear to my eye . What a legend.
The first 2 were the best films. Ritter was the best choice for the father. It shows a different side of his acting and his range. It showed that he was MORE than comedy.
You mean it showed he was more than comedy whilst starring in a comedy film?
I can't believe John Ritter has not been with us since 2003, It didn't seem like it was that long ago. RIP to a great comedic actor of our time.
He died fairly young. He was only in his 50's.
Heck, I would never have thought that there could be people, apart from me, who remember this small classic.
But it's been at least twenty years since the last time I watched this movie. So thank you for refreshing my memory.
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I second that suggestion.
And another one
YES
Yes!
I sixth it.
Im kinda new but if you haven’t already, you should do one on “Stay Tuned”
I agree. Its also my favorite John Ritter movie. 👍(John Ritter RIP)
yes, pls
Yes. This.
I agree. Stay Tuned is incredibly underrated & has never gotten the attention it deserves.
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I get tears in my eyes every time I see Mr. Healy get shot in the end even though I know he's gonna be okay
I loved this movie as a kid! You always bring out the nostalgia, Minty!
Stay Tuned is an absolutely awesome John Ritter movie you should do!
RIP John Ritter 9/11/03 :(
yea rip john ritter
Such a horrible date. Both are odd numbers and two tragic events took place on the same date. Every time i look at the time and see that it’s 9:11 i fear that it’s an omen and that someone’s gonna die.
Love Problem Child! It used to play all the time on the channel USA Network - John Ritter was amazing in both of them. RIP John Ritter. You’re forever missed 😢
John Ritter in Sling Blade is one of the best performances I've ever seen on film. I don't want to say "underrated," but he should get more recognition for that role.
By 1990, John Ritter was a very well-known actor ( certainly in the U.S.), so the hesitancy to cast him because of his supposed lack of fame doesn't really make sense. It would seem more likely that the studio wanted a more currently hot actor, as Ritter had not been in any major film of TV show for years at that point.
I love this movie. The scene where he's dressed as the devil and wrecking the rude little girls birthday party is the greatest thing ever. Great job Minty!
This is probably better remembered as the movie playing during Max Cady's laughing and cigar smoking scene in Cape Fear.
YES Minty excellent choice! This is my childhood! Smiley pie's all round!!!
Omg first saw problem child after my mom rented it from blockbuster back in the day...blockbuster on fridays was lit popping and on point...rip blockbuster...saw problem child 2 in my after school care program in elementary school as a youngster...
Thank you once again minty. This one one of the most memorable movies from my childhood. I can never get that car-through-the-store shot out of my head. This brought a smile to my face, and I've been very depressed so thank you!
Also do Problem Child 2, it's even better!
Minus the crazy dance scene
It also had the most epic mass-vomit scene ever puked onto the silver screen xD
That primary colors aesthetic ❤💙💛
That puke scene went on for wayyy to long!
Oh man. That's a tough call. They're both dynamite.
Love your videos bro. Please do one for the Grace Jones film Vamp, Back To School, Legend of Billie Jean, and Soul Man.
Legend of Billie Jean would be very interesting.
Minty, love your work and another great addition.
Can you produce, '10 things you didn't know about Planes, Trains and Automobiles' my all time favourite film. Go on champ.. THOSE AREN'T PILLOWS!!
I remember going to see this movie when I was in middle school. My parents laughed so hard. As I watched this movie throughout the years, when I got older, I realized the little boy and grandfather were the funniest. RIP John Ritter/ Jack Tripper.
I love problem child 1&2, my favorite scene in the first one is when junior hits the catcher in the winky and in the 2nd I like the scenes with the babysitter and mr.claukinski😀
If you want an evil child movie, watch "The Good Son" with Elijah Wood and Macaulay Culkin.
In home alone , the character of Kevin was not a bad child, he just outsmarts evil adults.
I don’t know what I’d do without Minty’s videos. I hope that doesn’t come off as sad. Lol. I just really enjoy Minty’s content and his passion for films that I also love. Keep up the great work Minty !
The ending of the film, when shown on TV, is different than its theatrical cut. In the theatrical cut, when the wife ends up in the back of the truck with the pig, it cuts to a shot of her staring at the pig's balls...in the TV edit, it cuts to a shot of her staring at the pig's snout.
I was waiting for you to do this one, 1 of my favorites but the 2nd one is even funnier plus has an awesome Joe Satriani guitar song for the food fight!!!
Between Junior and Hobb from RoboCop 2,I remember seeing both in theaters and my Mom not wanting me to have seen either kid's behavior.she shifted gears and got me into more wholesome films.like hellraiser, Friday the 13th,a nightmare on elm St,omen and night of the living dead.the 80's&90's were a crazy time for us kids who lived through them.HAR!
I've always found it funny that Amy Yasbeck makes a return in the sequel as a friendly love interest; a character the complete opposite of her role in the first. Something worth noting if you happen to cover that one.
Also, I'd also recommend covering Stay Tuned, another Ritter vehicle from the early 90's that critics trashed but had some effective commentary on people's obsession with TV and media.
i remember seeing this in the theater...(or was it My "Blue Heaven"?).... but "they live" was playing in the one next over... and that is what i wanted to be seeing...
Saw it in the theater first day it came out. Hilarious! R.I.P John Ritter
Your videos are always informative. Usually I know most of the facts you go over, only because I'm addicted to finding out behind-the-scenes information. But this video, I only knew fact #2.
Awesome info!
Minty! Excellent video as always! I rented this video and the sequel whenever I was young couldn't make a choice in the video store (back when there were still movie rental stores). They were my "well, I've got to pick something videos!" Haha And I am enjoying the bit at the end with novelty unboxing/demonstration/review. Keep it up!
John Ritter was an amazing comedic actor!!! RIP John you are missed
Classic, R.I.P. John Ritter.
10 things you didn't know about Fortress (1985),plz.
Hey buddy you added to your request 😁
Yes
@@SkellingtonFan john Ritter is a legend, had to be done.
I didn't see this comment on the last few vids and was worried about you, glad to know youre still out there.
@@ZacHawkins42 Lol, thank you.
I love your channel Minty! Just the right dose of info and nostalgia I crave. Love it and please continue to make more.
I remember Ritter saying in an interview, "they would have to drag my corpse kicking and screaming to do Problem Child 3."
One of my favorite movies. The sequel was great as well.
Gilbert Gottfried was awesome in this and the other films & TV series.
Gilbert Gottfried will always be an under rated actor and comic! I do absolutely love his profanity ridden humor! 🎤😝😜🤪😎
Aka Fred Fuchs... 🤣
@@jc.1191 Hahaha this is a great reference. Love the AVGN.
So when it comes to the deleted scenes you mentioned, as a kid I had a VHS copy that was recorded from the USA network. All of those scenes that you mentioned were included in this version and because I grew up watching them I think I got a bit more of a menacing look at the film lol. I feel special.
I loved the animated series when I was a kid. I remember asking my mom to tape it since I would be at school. lol
What a classic. Gilbert Gottfried was awesome in this film. So was Jack Warden as Big Ben,
How did problem child get bad reviews? Its a real classic in my opinion
Agreed!
Did really well at the box office though. Cashed in with a sequel as well.
The Shape of Water won an Oscar. I really think critics are paid to say that.
Because critics are really bad with reviews.
Because critics are a bunch of lazy bums
Thank you Minty for another great video. I haven't thought about Problem Child in years!!
Great stuff, keep up the good work.
Cheers!!
I loved that this was more campier than Home Alone. If it were to come on TV today I'd still watch it.
Minty, have you done the movie Stay Tuned also with John Ritter? If not, please do?😀
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I remember watching the Problem Child cartoon series back then, there was a real difference between the two seasons animation style, and it did have Gilbert Gottfried voicing his character Principal Igor Peabody because nobody can do it better than Gottfried, and the Rich Corrupt Grandfather was voiced by Jonathan Harris (TV's Dr. Smith of Lost in Space).
That little pyscopath was Hilarious😂😂😂🤣🤣😂🤷♂️
OMG can you do one of Clifford? The 1994 film with Martin Short. Problem Child and Clifford were one of my favorite movies as a kid
Michael Oliver can play Junior and wind up having a kid that winds up like him (like a TRUE third movie).
Amy Yasbek comes back to play the love interest in Problem Child 2.
I love this movie. My family gets together and watches both these films every few months. Thank you for this one Minty
I actually thought Problem Child 2 was even better than the first! ♥️
I need to point something out here.... 1990 was the 10th year of the 1980s. So, technically, Problem Child was an 80s movie.
John Linde I agree I feel like 1990 was a extend 1989 lol
So, technically you're right. 😄
John Linde plus a lot of ppl claim the 90s didn’t rlly take off until 1992
"Look a giraffe!" "Look a fist!"
omg I forgot about this movie. loved it so much as a kid. thanku for this 👍😊
10 things you didn’t know about 10 things I hate about you🤔 please .
Also Minty what’s with all the promo stuff at the end of your last few videos ? are you sponsored by red dot or something or did you mention why you are doing it in a previous video as I may have missed it I just don’t understand it.
But I still love to watch the 10 things stuff you put out. I’ve said it 1 million times before what about Scarface or the goonies.
I'm thinking due to the drums being a bit flimsy, they'd make a cool ornament rather than being played. I like the Ringo accent by the way 👍🏽
When Jr. says,"Maybe if I shrug my shoulders and move around my hands like this, maybe people will think I know what I'm talking about". Reminds me of MSMBC and CNN.
I remember watching the 3rd Child Problem only twice on TV and I don't recall there was even a VHS/DVD release when it first appear on TV.
Now I see where that Vice City mission came from....5:41 missions from hell.
Top Fun, oh my God, yes, the mission from Hell...I think there’s at least one in every GTA game.
Problem Child 2? 😃
Problem Child 3?
@@MarioCaez 1 and 2 were good but 3 is terrible
You're such an awesome young man! I really appreciate all your videos. Thank you for all your hard work!
Thank you for doing a video on this hidden gem of a movie, almost nobody talks about it and it's a really fun movie, i watched the hell out of the VHS as a kid and the sequel also. Thanks for bringing It back into the light
My nephew is our ProblemChild.
😂😂😂
This movie always reminded me of my Cousin. Except it would have been the horror version
@@jstnsmutek 😂😂😂
Aaaand Minty goes full Keith Moon at 14:45 :)
And we didn't even get to see it!? At least with Moon, you got to see the chaos happen live
WOW!!! You are pumping these videos out. You are killing it.
Minty, I watch nearly every new video you post and often I love the movies. Now you really happily surprised me. I LOVE Problem Child. That was one of my favorite childhood movies. Never see PC3. So sad about John Ritter. He seemed like such a wonderful man.
The guy who was in prison the read the letter to Michael Richards is professional wrestler Kerry von Erich
Hey how come he wasn't in Problem Child 2
@@quantavinmoore3006 He was busy wrestling for the WWF.
10 things minty you didn't know about a miniature drum set 😂
I watched this at the movies that summer. It was an instant favorite of mine
minty is a good wholesome boy confirmed
I loved John Ritter 1 of my favs I loved him in 3scompany I also envyed him I said when I grow up I'm gonna share an apartment with 2 gorgeous women lol. R.I.P John Ritter
And now this is considered normal child behavior!
So true!
Not sure if you are being sarcastic or not.
But if you think that is normal childhood behaviour, you got serious problems!
@@carolinelabbott2451 I think what they were trying to say are kids today are alot like this kid now which here not lying.
@@SkellingtonFan Yeah, and any society that has a lot of kids just like that, well that society has a lot of issues.
I have never come across a society that has sociopathic kids as the majority.
So I am going to have to assume your joking/being sarcastic.
Human beings are a varied lot, but we are not all evolving into greater numbers of sociopaths with each generation.
@@carolinelabbott2451 I'm not saying that kids are necessarily Psycho, but where I live kids are out of control and the adults literally can't do nothing about it. So there is no jokin or sarcasm not to be rude but you must be living in a fantasy World if you think kids today are innocent.
"We've adopted Satan." Best line ever.
I love this movie still... Jnr wasn’t an evil kid, from birth he was dumped over and over again , never really loved by anyone. He developed coping techniques that made him feel better, his smart ass comment s and finding humour in everything were just his way of coping and expressing himself. A lot of kids will do that in that same situation, when they don’t trust they act out and if people love them anyway they have this sense of safety in that person. And the dad was such a push over, he needed someone like Jnr in his life. Together they helped each other learn to have both traits a perfect match for father and son. This movie has so many levels and if you’ve worked with kids with this kind of background you’d understand. I thought the kid was hilarious and most of those jerks deserved what they got. Maybe not that far lol but they were all asshole and Jnr could see right through it. And he could tell that his Dad was a good guy.