Me too. I always end up feeling like the gang says what I would think, had I read or seen the source material, and merely provided more factual/historical context to my opinion.
Ikr. Did something similar with Heart of Darkness; decided to just watch Apocalypse Now instead but then realised that all I really needed to see was an overweight Marlon Brandon mumbling "the horror, the horror". You can't tell me that isn't peak pop cultural consumer efficiency.
These are for movies you shouldn't think about because they're bad. Besides Joker and Starship Troopers, have they reviewed any good movies? I don't know, this one has that guy from The Office so maybe it's adequate. If only a video reviewed these videos to tell me what to think about them.
Will needs more recognition for segments like this. The part where Carrell’s character “blows ropes into his Dockers” made me laugh so fucking hard it triggered a fight with my housemate about the noise-level LOL
That's one of those weirdly hilarious movies that looks like absolute shit going in. Had the same experience with The Other Guys, couldn't believe how much I enjoyed it
1:58 Jon Stewart directing a movie for Amazon, of all companies, would be a tragedy - but from what I've read, Amazon had nothing to do with making it.
Kept getting reminded of Swing Vote while watching this. That shitty political comedy from over a decade ago where Kevin Costner plays some country bumpkin whose vote ultimately decides the presidential election. Just the most painful Obama-era vaguely hopeful nonsense. Really think there's something to the theory that Jon Stewart wrote this while on The Daily Show.
I think the better version of this film - “Hey small town, the game is rigged!” - is Matt Damon in _Promised Land_ . But I’m sure they’d hate that too. It’s also got the novelty of featuring a pre-CIA asset John Krasinski.
Timothee Chalamet, the idol of the boomers and the milk toast generation, he really hard try to do meaning full movies, but not willing to actual takes risk, just cheap virtue signalling movies, like Don't Look Up and Dune 2021, that actually have nothing to say and water-down version of previous adaptations, all platitude and cliches, nothing of substance, and that actor is from Generation Z, but the only people that like his movies are over forty.
There's going to be a MILLION of these fucking establishment lib political movies accrued over the next ten years. I'm honestly shocked they let Sirota write one.... But I guess climate change activism has been deemed "acceptable" dissent. It's going to need its own Netflix category.
Bullworth has a very silly premise, but many astute points of how corrupt our politics and society had become. The Candidate starring Robert Redford I think is the best political movie that really represented the true nature of a campaign.
The posters for this movie are a indicator that the studio knew they had a piece of shit. They're all the worst kind of bland, cheap crap they have some intern whip up because it's not worth spending real money on. I do agree with the notion that this script was cobbled together from bits and pieces that Stewart had been hanging onto throughout his Daily Show run. Bits or observations he couldn't quite work into the show that never took off his bulletin board. It's too bad because his directorial debut is a fairly decent little piece of work. No great stakes but it definitely seemed like he might develop into a solid filmmaker one day
the wisconsin vibes are all the way off in this movie. first of all wisconsin towns dont have german sounding names or architectural themes, but the movie takes places in a bavarian looking tavern in a town called deerlachen. The town would either just be called "Deer Lake" or something french like "Fon Du Lac" "Portage" or "La Rue." Or of course something native sounding like Pewaukee or Sauk Prairie. There's a joke about poutine, we don't eat poutine. Nobody here eats poutine. There's lots of jokes about people in wisconsin still having literal phone company dial up. That's a dead giveaway that the movie was written in 2006 because that's about the time Charter started taking Wisconsin as an early market before it became the telecom giant "spectrum" it is today. Jon Stewart sent someone to Wisconsin in 2011 when the right to work thing happened and thought "I know literally everything about this culture now"
Done with Jon. Don't hate him, but he's not on point anymore. Also, he could have made a podcast here on youtube and now he's working for Apple. Heartless corporate empire. Cashing in. Not like viacom is admirable. Time for sweeping changes, not status-quo.
I don't think he's been "on point" for quite awhile. The Rally to Restore Sanity I think really showed what he was all about. Doesn't make him bad, but his brand of politics haven't been what's "needed" for a long time now. I don't think his future work will be of much relevance to anybody because of this.
To his slight credit, at least from the limited amount I've seen/heard, he _seems_ to have at least somewhat re-found the thread (if he had the thread to begin with #brilliantcallback #gottem). I'm thinking specifically of his somewhat recent interview with Jamie -demon- Dimon in which he passive-aggressively (and far too respectably/under-confidently unfortunately) pushes him on the actual content of socialism, ie transparently obvious decades-long class war. Maybe he was overtly embarrassed by this ep. In fact, he definitely was, let's go with that cuz it's funny.
13:20-13:35 did these guys just forget about the electoral college? The reason why right wingers won the last presidential election is because of the fact that they are spread out more, they cover more area, it isn’t one person one vote, it’s which ever side covers the most districts is the side that wins the whole state.
That’s true, but they meant it in the sense that Swing states, the actually contested states in the Electoral college, are determined by the way that Suburbs vote, like Florida in the 2016 for example, compared to 2008. I think both points are true, Rural areas are the Republican bedrock, and suburbs are what they need to win overall.
1:07:07-1:07:36 “you would put a 22 into the other person’s head if you gave a shit about the things you profess to believe in” I think that’s why libs believe they are superior to “radicals” they think the fact that they don’t care makes them better because “hey look at us we get along and we can work together” but they fail to realize or care that them working together doesn’t accomplish any good. - - Another possible reason why the Libs think not caring is good is the far right; the far right cares about their convictions and the outcome of that is them consistently disenfranchising the rest of the country (the logo for project Red Map was literally an America that had no blue sections on it, the people they disagree with had no representation)
this is great, but man these guys always think that rw twitter and qanon facebook are actually the content that the RNC pushes. Even like Blake Masters or Kari Lake or something make very anodyne campaign ads.
John Stewart was never funny. His entire schtick in the 2000s was just playing a clip of George Bush and then stopping it to make a goofy reaction face for a few seconds. Bush being elected was the best thing that ever happened to his career.
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All these uploads have been great for me, a guy who never watches movies but wants to know what I should think about them
Me too. I always end up feeling like the gang says what I would think, had I read or seen the source material, and merely provided more factual/historical context to my opinion.
@@philesq9595 that’s why they do it for us 😂
Ikr. Did something similar with Heart of Darkness; decided to just watch Apocalypse Now instead but then realised that all I really needed to see was an overweight Marlon Brandon mumbling "the horror, the horror". You can't tell me that isn't peak pop cultural consumer efficiency.
These are for movies you shouldn't think about because they're bad. Besides Joker and Starship Troopers, have they reviewed any good movies? I don't know, this one has that guy from The Office so maybe it's adequate.
If only a video reviewed these videos to tell me what to think about them.
This is why I've been watching RLM for over a decade
Will needs more recognition for segments like this. The part where Carrell’s character “blows ropes into his Dockers” made me laugh so fucking hard it triggered a fight with my housemate about the noise-level LOL
oh "resist" i get it
i get jokes
You did a good job with that too. That title just dates it even more IMO, it really is marvelous how much of an early 2000s artifact it seems like.
I’m increasingly convinced that Felix should make every movie
He is of the movie producing tribe
When he termed Aquaman was “blank panther for dumb people”I knew he was a mogul.
Trashing things is a lot easier than making things
@@InvisibleHotdog touché
@@InvisibleHotdog shut up Justin
Chapo should review the forgotten political comedy “The Campaign” with Zach Galifianakis
That's one of those weirdly hilarious movies that looks like absolute shit going in. Had the same experience with The Other Guys, couldn't believe how much I enjoyed it
@@macnsteez3938the other guys was great, saw it one day when I was bored at the theatre and I was in stitches.
@@macnsteez3938Incredible how funny the sentence “Don’t you shit your pants, Marty!” is even out of context lmao
They could also review “My Fellow Americans”
1:58 Jon Stewart directing a movie for Amazon, of all companies, would be a tragedy - but from what I've read, Amazon had nothing to do with making it.
I actually watch Irresistible last night after avoiding because of this review. Movie was fine. This is more a review of Jon Stewart.
I hope Amazon name doesnt get sullied by associating with "that sort of person"
Kept getting reminded of Swing Vote while watching this. That shitty political comedy from over a decade ago where Kevin Costner plays some country bumpkin whose vote ultimately decides the presidential election. Just the most painful Obama-era vaguely hopeful nonsense. Really think there's something to the theory that Jon Stewart wrote this while on The Daily Show.
Swing Vote should have had him vote third party at the very end, leaving everyone scratching their heads on what happens next
I think the better version of this film - “Hey small town, the game is rigged!” - is Matt Damon in _Promised Land_ . But I’m sure they’d hate that too. It’s also got the novelty of featuring a pre-CIA asset John Krasinski.
I, for one, would be _fascinated_ to see what the holy trinity of Greta Gerwig, Saoirse Ronan and Timothee Chalamet would do with Porky’s.
Timothee Chalamet, the idol of the boomers and the milk toast generation, he really hard try to do meaning full movies, but not willing to actual takes risk, just cheap virtue signalling movies, like Don't Look Up and Dune 2021, that actually have nothing to say and water-down version of previous adaptations, all platitude and cliches, nothing of substance, and that actor is from Generation Z, but the only people that like his movies are over forty.
@thekeser not true?
@@TheKeyser94This comment is literally me when I lie
There's going to be a MILLION of these fucking establishment lib political movies accrued over the next ten years. I'm honestly shocked they let Sirota write one....
But I guess climate change activism has been deemed "acceptable" dissent.
It's going to need its own Netflix category.
we've commodified ecological collapse
as someone who was born in MN and lived in WI growing up i fucking loved their descriptions of the two
Matt is of us
Just a tip, if you're trying to impress wisconsinites by drinking domestic beer, order a pbr or miller not a budweiser.
Isn't PBR brewed in Milwaukee?
Doesn't matter, Bud is what a NYC liberal THINKS mid western country folk drink
Bullworth has a very silly premise, but many astute points of how corrupt our politics and society had become.
The Candidate starring Robert Redford I think is the best political movie that really represented the true nature of a campaign.
Wag the Dog is cut from that cloth.
Have you seen the "Ides of March"? I think it's the best representation of modern politics.
“What do we do now?”
When I heard "Bullworth", my first and only thought was the Rockstar game Bully.
Lol it generated 470k in revenue. Maybe Jon just felt like lighting a production company’s money of fire
But even after such a noble attempt, money lived on happily ever after. *_*star-wipe to black_**
The posters for this movie are a indicator that the studio knew they had a piece of shit. They're all the worst kind of bland, cheap crap they have some intern whip up because it's not worth spending real money on.
I do agree with the notion that this script was cobbled together from bits and pieces that Stewart had been hanging onto throughout his Daily Show run. Bits or observations he couldn't quite work into the show that never took off his bulletin board.
It's too bad because his directorial debut is a fairly decent little piece of work. No great stakes but it definitely seemed like he might develop into a solid filmmaker one day
Alexander Payne also directed best jurassic park sequel. Only 90 minutes of dino action is merciful
It really depends on if they are ROBOT DINOSAURS or just shitty cgi
@@Baseballnfj the robot Raptors in Jp3 are probably the series' worst robots, but still better than the blue cgi puppy from world
the wisconsin vibes are all the way off in this movie. first of all wisconsin towns dont have german sounding names or architectural themes, but the movie takes places in a bavarian looking tavern in a town called deerlachen. The town would either just be called "Deer Lake" or something french like "Fon Du Lac" "Portage" or "La Rue." Or of course something native sounding like Pewaukee or Sauk Prairie. There's a joke about poutine, we don't eat poutine. Nobody here eats poutine. There's lots of jokes about people in wisconsin still having literal phone company dial up. That's a dead giveaway that the movie was written in 2006 because that's about the time Charter started taking Wisconsin as an early market before it became the telecom giant "spectrum" it is today. Jon Stewart sent someone to Wisconsin in 2011 when the right to work thing happened and thought "I know literally everything about this culture now"
36:20 this isn’t just ‘like something out of the Bush era’ it’s literally a parody of an ad that Bush ran…in 2004.
Timeless comedy, right there.
Holy shit how does Felix know so much about my great state of mn. Eden prairie to Edina, that’s insane. He’s has to have lived here
Even Stephan used to make me giggle and I feel so ancient.
Here’s to finally subbing ! Thanks for the uploads gang
God I always love the MN jokes
Hell yeah dude
Hey acid, can you post the American Sniper review sometime soon? I can’t find it
Done with Jon. Don't hate him, but he's not on point anymore. Also, he could have made a podcast here on youtube and now he's working for Apple. Heartless corporate empire. Cashing in. Not like viacom is admirable. Time for sweeping changes, not status-quo.
Yep, Jon's become too Kumbaya. John Oliver is far better now.
I don't think he's been "on point" for quite awhile. The Rally to Restore Sanity I think really showed what he was all about. Doesn't make him bad, but his brand of politics haven't been what's "needed" for a long time now. I don't think his future work will be of much relevance to anybody because of this.
To his slight credit, at least from the limited amount I've seen/heard, he _seems_ to have at least somewhat re-found the thread (if he had the thread to begin with #brilliantcallback #gottem). I'm thinking specifically of his somewhat recent interview with Jamie -demon- Dimon in which he passive-aggressively (and far too respectably/under-confidently unfortunately) pushes him on the actual content of socialism, ie transparently obvious decades-long class war.
Maybe he was overtly embarrassed by this ep. In fact, he definitely was, let's go with that cuz it's funny.
13:20-13:35 did these guys just forget about the electoral college? The reason why right wingers won the last presidential election is because of the fact that they are spread out more, they cover more area, it isn’t one person one vote, it’s which ever side covers the most districts is the side that wins the whole state.
That’s true, but they meant it in the sense that Swing states, the actually contested states in the Electoral college, are determined by the way that Suburbs vote, like Florida in the 2016 for example, compared to 2008. I think both points are true, Rural areas are the Republican bedrock, and suburbs are what they need to win overall.
I think the Chapo Boys got Havana Syndromed at the ending of that movie.
Bro thank you for all this, we don't deserve you
There's really no scene in any comedy that can't be made better with Bill Irwin.
Why does Mackenzie Davis look noticeably more animated than everybody else.
given the most adrenochrome
Blade Runner 2049.
Mackenzie Davis is a DARPA project. is literal hologram
Halt and Catch Fire was okay
I love you guys and I'm drunk 😂 just kidding about the first part.
dude it’s noon lol
@@hdudidi I'll be drunker later
@@SUPERBURLBOYROY good.
@@hdudidi nothing better than 2 beers at 11 am
@@CaymenLeP I'm on six and there's scotch so fuck it
1:07:07-1:07:36 “you would put a 22 into the other person’s head if you gave a shit about the things you profess to believe in” I think that’s why libs believe they are superior to “radicals” they think the fact that they don’t care makes them better because “hey look at us we get along and we can work together” but they fail to realize or care that them working together doesn’t accomplish any good.
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Another possible reason why the Libs think not caring is good is the far right; the far right cares about their convictions and the outcome of that is them consistently disenfranchising the rest of the country (the logo for project Red Map was literally an America that had no blue sections on it, the people they disagree with had no representation)
21:48 lmfaoooooooooo
Ayy an Edina shout out
this is great, but man these guys always think that rw twitter and qanon facebook are actually the content that the RNC pushes. Even like Blake Masters or Kari Lake or something make very anodyne campaign ads.
48:06 delightfully devilish
19:31 Americans will be like, "This man is a comic genius " and it's just a guy who crosses his eyes and gurns a lot.
Vinny Beedle
Hell yeah
Hey I worked on this
50 Year Old Virgin would have been more for our times.
Sasso is fire 🔥
Sasso is a comedic genius I hope one day he gets the stage he deserves
Wull, lemme tell ya something guybro… chalemet is wonka brother
25:31 protect the least WHERE???????
This was a bizarre movie ngl
32:13 hawk tuah
Anachronistic
I wonder if they'll give Don't Look Up a view. Basically the same shitlib takes on politics as this. And about as funny.
Leave jon stewart alone!
Bulworth is a shockingly racist movie on re-watch. Practically every character is some kind of racial stereotype.
John Stewart was never funny. His entire schtick in the 2000s was just playing a clip of George Bush and then stopping it to make a goofy reaction face for a few seconds. Bush being elected was the best thing that ever happened to his career.
Don't forget clowning on how silly cable news is. He got a lot of mileage out of that as well.
Just an objectively false claim
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