The "saying hwuat hWat Hway?" Scene was what made me turn it off 🤣🤣 I did continue later but its alway amazing to think ADULTS made this... Or any of these types of comedy. Feels more like a teenager made them.
Fun Fact: Bill Hader's long hair in the movie was not a wig. Instead, he had hair extensions put in, which he wore through the entire summer the movie was shot.
I also remember an interview with Bill Hader about the real life person that inspired this character in Hot Rod. Apparently that lsd welding story was real :') that person saw the movie and said to Bill Hader what a coincidence it was cause that happened to him, not realizing he was the actual inspiration for it haha
I had forgotten how good this movie was. Thank you for the reminder to rewatch it. As a non-American this was my introduction to The Lonely Island and this movie was the perfect way for them to reach more of an international audience and showcase their comedic talents.
Hot Rod is a cinematic masterpiece, and one of the greatest motion pictures to ever grace the big screen. Without hyperbole, it is the very definition of art, and is what every other poor work which dares to call itself a film must bow down to in reverence and awe.
I watched this on a plane as a kid. It was the in flight movie. I was laughing so hard the flight attendant had to come over and ask me to keep it quiet. 10 year old me misses this movie.
Legitimately one of my favorite movies. It’s my comfort movie when I’ve had a bad day and need a laugh. They’re something charming about how goofy it is, like they knew critics probably wouldn’t love it but everyone working on it loved it so that’s all that mattered. The story, while absolutely ridiculous, is pretty wholesome and shows such a sweet bond between friends. One of the funniest things a friend pointed out about it on first watch was that he couldn’t figure out what decade this was supposed to be set in, like there’s something about it that feels like it could be anywhere from the 1970s to the early 2000s, but he loved that part of it.
It wasn't necessarily *about* the stunts. He wanted to raise money to save his (step)dad-TO KICK HIS ASS-but actually, and more importantly, win his respect.
One of my all time favorite movie lines just because of how out there it is, yet it's still said with the same kind of conviction you'd expect from someone giving actual advice lol
I had an acquaintance in the parkour community. He did stunts and passed away from a nasty stunt fall gone wrong. One of the kindest souls I'd ever met, snuffed out like that. Stunt performers don't make enough, and are overlooked so much when it comes to the film industry. It's truly sad. I'm happy that a movie like Hot Rod exists for the sole fact that it does shine at least a small light on the incredible work stunt performers do.
Thats horrible that he passed. You're right, they get very little recognition. I think there should be an action movie starring stunt performers. I do hear about how many injuries they suffer and we should give the ones that want it, time in the spotlight.
To this day it is the hardest I have ever laughed. Side-splitting-cant-get-enough-air kind of laughing. Sometimes I rewatch that whole montage to reminisce.
This is one of my all time favorite cult classic movies. I still laugh at the "cool beans" scene whenever I think about it, and this episode is right, the physical comedy is terrific!
Funniest movie of all time and the incredible stunt-work does not go overlooked without praise. No matter how many times I've seen this film, I bust up at least once every 5min. Can't get enough of it!
I remember loving the Jackie Chan movie's when I was kid. And getting to the end credits of the ones that showed the stunts and the accidents was always amazing to me. Jackie Chan broke at least one bone for every movie that legend made!
Genuinely one of the most quotable movies I’ve ever seen. “Yoo-hoo shitheads. I just found a bag of fireworks in the men’s restroom. Would you guys like to light them off?”
For anyone who likes Hot Rod, I recommend the New Zealand stunt man comedy 'The Devil Dared Me To' which also came out in 2007. They make a great double-feature.
This is my favorite movie. I know there’s so many objectively better movies, but I have never enjoyed watching a movie more. People that love this movie, LOVE this movie. It’s always fun to meet another person who will do a cool beans riff with you.
My husband's favorite story to tell about us dating is he knew he was going to marry me when I was giving a detailed plan to him and in the middle said "and we're going to go through the trash for cans...and newspapers-- to sleep on!"
@@nicolegotberg my wife texted me this week “I’d rather die than live in a world where I can’t kick your ass” and it made me fall in love with her all over again 😂
I remember me and a few friends 19 yo or so at the time, had to kill time in Amsterdam before our flight home and decided to go to the cinema to see a random film. It just so happened to be Hot Rod. I went in with no expectations and came out loving it !
Rod falling off that mountain for what seems like ages broke my roommate :') she rewinded it for a dozen of times and I don't think I've ever seen her laugh that loud haha
My high school had a big theater and on the weekends for charity they would show movies there for high school students only and we got to vote on what movies to play. One weekend Hot Rod and some other movie were going to be shown. They were gonna show the other movie first (I don't even remember what it was) and we all threatened yo stage a mass walk out if Hot Rod wasn't shown first. Eventually they caved and put on HR. Me and my friends knew every single line and screamed them out seconds before the actors said them. When the movie was over we left and didn't even stay for the other one. All the teachers and other students not in my large group of friends was so pissed at us but that was one of the best days of my life.
I actually watched that first stunt of the stuntman breaking his leg about 10 times years ago, because I could not tell if it was cut with a rag doll. He flops so loosely after the hit that it seemed unreal.
This is filmed in my town, Cloverdale BC Canada. I learned to swim in that pool! Last summer my buddy from Norway came and is a huge fan of Hot Rod so I took him to all the filming locations including Rod’s house. The owners came out and told us all about the filming etc. Hilarious movie, it’s a must see.
This is still one of my top 5 movies I’ve have seen in theaters. It was a wild experience Edit: it was just me and 2 other friends in the whole screening. We got to enjoy it for ourselves
One or my favorite comedies. I have watched this movie so many times I can't count. I have tried to get so many friends to watch and they hate it. Which is fair. Comedy is objective. But, this movie is one I will watch over and over till I die.
The fact that the first jump was a real dude is brutal af. I literally thought my whole life that was a dummy because of the way his leg flopped. Daymnnnnnn
I always call this my favorite comedy when people ask my favorite movies (even tho few people have actually seen this masterpiece). There are so many parts of this movie where I laugh nonstop and it's just a fun movie overall
I remember an interview with Bill Hader about the real life person that inspired his character in Hot Rod. Apparently that lsd welding story was real :') that person saw the movie and said to Bill Hader what a coincidence it was cause that happened to him, not realizing he was the actual inspiration for it haha
One of my all time favs! I remember when this came out and Bill and Andy were my fav guys on SNL. LASER CATS! Throw in Danny McBride and the Jorma and the other guy from lonely island, you got a hilarious fkn movie.
I do some really low time stunt work for a local movie maker in my town. I've fallen out of trees, been hit by a few chairs/stools, and have even crashed a motorcycle off a cliff into the Ohio river. I was always paid fairly well for those times and I don't complain. However, it gave me a serious admiration to those who take some serious licks for film as a main career. And yes, I am "trained" per say. I took a lot of falls and hits in the military and with my physically demanding job? I had to learn how to take those hits and bounce back. Don't ever work for a non licensed/uninsured local film maker. You can get hurt extremely badly.
I don't remember laughing so hard before or since watching hot rod. I almost died of laughter on the fall scene, I completely lost it for the whole duration.
classic filming in Vancouver/suburbs being portrayed as america! my aunt lived near some of the residential filming locations and it was always funny driving by.
Stunt performers need more respect from the industry putting their lives on the line for entertainment and being forgotten if they die, like I didn't even know about the Deadpool 2 one at all
One stunt that is basic but stuck with me is when Steve Martin is trying to get out of the cell in 'Three Amigos!' and gets pulled across the room backwards and slammed into the wall because his arms and legs are chained to counterweights attached to the wall. I actually wanted to be a stuntman because of 'The Fall Guy' TV show in the 80s as a child.
I remember seeing trailers for this and thinking it looked kinda dumb, only to have to pause the movie after the first scene because I was laughing so hard. The way he just immediately pukes his guts out after that crash is so funny.
Hot Rod is pretty much my favourite comedy movie ever and even one of my all-time favourite movies. Nice video, maybe a bit too general on comedy stunt work, but even so, cool video :D
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So glad seeing Hot Rod getting some love. A brilliantly hilarious movie with a heart felt story. Still one of my favorite comedies ever.
I'd prefer a cooler felt story
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The "saying hwuat hWat Hway?" Scene was what made me turn it off 🤣🤣 I did continue later but its alway amazing to think ADULTS made this... Or any of these types of comedy. Feels more like a teenager made them.
@@XstonedmonkeyzX shut up bro, you really do not know anything
I still hear people saying hwat hwat hway or cool beans and not knowing where it came from
Fun Fact: Bill Hader's long hair in the movie was not a wig. Instead, he had hair extensions put in, which he wore through the entire summer the movie was shot.
I think it was on the commentary track where Hader said that he was in a friend’s wedding with that hair.
You are EVERYWHERE!
I also remember an interview with Bill Hader about the real life person that inspired this character in Hot Rod. Apparently that lsd welding story was real :') that person saw the movie and said to Bill Hader what a coincidence it was cause that happened to him, not realizing he was the actual inspiration for it haha
I'm gonna be honest with you, Rod. You look like a giant eagle with fire all around you, and you've got a mountain for a face.
Fun Fact
I had forgotten how good this movie was. Thank you for the reminder to rewatch it. As a non-American this was my introduction to The Lonely Island and this movie was the perfect way for them to reach more of an international audience and showcase their comedic talents.
The What?
Hot Rod is a damn masterpiece.
"Ancestors protect me." "May they protect you!".
Gods of waAr
@@angelaisacliche MAY YOUR HAMMER BE MIGHTY
These were my ringtones for years.
Hot Rod is a cinematic masterpiece, and one of the greatest motion pictures to ever grace the big screen. Without hyperbole, it is the very definition of art, and is what every other poor work which dares to call itself a film must bow down to in reverence and awe.
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Cool Beans
As Rod said himself, ‘life is short, stunt it!’
So, cool beans?
Cool beans.
Cool. Beans.
Cool...cool...beans...beans!
I watched this on a plane as a kid. It was the in flight movie. I was laughing so hard the flight attendant had to come over and ask me to keep it quiet.
10 year old me misses this movie.
Legitimately one of my favorite movies. It’s my comfort movie when I’ve had a bad day and need a laugh. They’re something charming about how goofy it is, like they knew critics probably wouldn’t love it but everyone working on it loved it so that’s all that mattered. The story, while absolutely ridiculous, is pretty wholesome and shows such a sweet bond between friends. One of the funniest things a friend pointed out about it on first watch was that he couldn’t figure out what decade this was supposed to be set in, like there’s something about it that feels like it could be anywhere from the 1970s to the early 2000s, but he loved that part of it.
it's such a funny concept to make a stunt movie where they don't land a single stunt
It wasn't necessarily *about* the stunts.
He wanted to raise money to save his (step)dad-TO KICK HIS ASS-but actually, and more importantly, win his respect.
WHadaya mean?? He lands BOTH of the Van hit stunts!
Reminded me of the old Super Dave Osborne stunt gags.
“Never sneak up on a man that’s been in a chemical fire!”😂
"Rhodesian fighting sticks very lethal"
One of my all time favorite movie lines just because of how out there it is, yet it's still said with the same kind of conviction you'd expect from someone giving actual advice lol
@@Will_Parker I say it way too much 😆
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I had an acquaintance in the parkour community. He did stunts and passed away from a nasty stunt fall gone wrong. One of the kindest souls I'd ever met, snuffed out like that. Stunt performers don't make enough, and are overlooked so much when it comes to the film industry. It's truly sad. I'm happy that a movie like Hot Rod exists for the sole fact that it does shine at least a small light on the incredible work stunt performers do.
Thats horrible that he passed. You're right, they get very little recognition. I think there should be an action movie starring stunt performers. I do hear about how many injuries they suffer and we should give the ones that want it, time in the spotlight.
the fights with his dad are pure comedy genius
Bodesian fighting stick and throwing star 😂
Oh yeah forgot. Ultimate punch 😉
Ultimate punch
Step*
Aaahhhhh…………….Rhodesian
The scene where Andy falls down the hill kills me every time
To this day it is the hardest I have ever laughed. Side-splitting-cant-get-enough-air kind of laughing. Sometimes I rewatch that whole montage to reminisce.
That, and Chris Parnell's AM radio scene with his Calvin peeing tattoo, had me crying from laughter
The way he flings through the air made me laugh harder than anything else before
Literally one of my favorite movies of all time. Good, clean humor that anyone can enjoy. Knowing they didn't use dummies makes it so much better!!
This is one of my all time favorite cult classic movies. I still laugh at the "cool beans" scene whenever I think about it, and this episode is right, the physical comedy is terrific!
"C-c-cool cool beans,beans."
Funniest movie of all time and the incredible stunt-work does not go overlooked without praise. No matter how many times I've seen this film, I bust up at least once every 5min. Can't get enough of it!
Hell yeah I drink green tea every goddamn Sunday!
I remember loving the Jackie Chan movie's when I was kid. And getting to the end credits of the ones that showed the stunts and the accidents was always amazing to me. Jackie Chan broke at least one bone for every movie that legend made!
Jackie has been in about 150 movies and broke about 20 bones.
The Oscar's need a stuntman category.
Genuinely one of the most quotable movies I’ve ever seen.
“Yoo-hoo shitheads. I just found a bag of fireworks in the men’s restroom. Would you guys like to light them off?”
"WHO AM I SUPPOSED TO BUILD RAMPS FOR!? WHO AM I SUPPOSED TO BUILD RAMPS FOR NOW!?"
I go to church every goddamn Sunday! You gonna bring the demons outta me?
Cool beans!
"I've been drinking green tea all goddamn day!"
For anyone who likes Hot Rod, I recommend the New Zealand stunt man comedy 'The Devil Dared Me To' which also came out in 2007. They make a great double-feature.
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Thanks! I'll watch it tonight and edit back in later👍
This is my favorite movie. I know there’s so many objectively better movies, but I have never enjoyed watching a movie more. People that love this movie, LOVE this movie. It’s always fun to meet another person who will do a cool beans riff with you.
Definitely LOVE love this movie
My husband's favorite story to tell about us dating is he knew he was going to marry me when I was giving a detailed plan to him and in the middle said "and we're going to go through the trash for cans...and newspapers-- to sleep on!"
@@nicolegotberg my wife texted me this week “I’d rather die than live in a world where I can’t kick your ass” and it made me fall in love with her all over again 😂
One of the best dad/ son movies ever. We never miss an opportunity to riff it in conversations.
This movie was made in the town I grew up in. The got to watch a bunch of these stunts live as they were doing them.
Loved Hot Rod when it came out and still watch it all the time, absolutely classic and one of my all time favourites!
Honestly one my favorite movies back in the day. I still randomly laugh thinking about that scene when he falls down the hill for 3 minutes straight 😂
I remember me and a few friends 19 yo or so at the time, had to kill time in Amsterdam before our flight home and decided to go to the cinema to see a random film.
It just so happened to be Hot Rod. I went in with no expectations and came out loving it !
This is legit one of the most underrated comedies of all time, my friends and I still can still quote it start to finish all these years later
I miss the comedy videos made by the lonely island
Rod falling off that mountain for what seems like ages broke my roommate :') she rewinded it for a dozen of times and I don't think I've ever seen her laugh that loud haha
One the most impacting films on my late childhood. Special place in my heart to this day.
THIS HAS BEEN MY FAVORITE MOVIE SINCE I WAS A KID! IM SO HAPPY SO SEE A VIDEO ABOUT IT POP UP ON MY PAGE!
My high school had a big theater and on the weekends for charity they would show movies there for high school students only and we got to vote on what movies to play. One weekend Hot Rod and some other movie were going to be shown. They were gonna show the other movie first (I don't even remember what it was) and we all threatened yo stage a mass walk out if Hot Rod wasn't shown first. Eventually they caved and put on HR. Me and my friends knew every single line and screamed them out seconds before the actors said them. When the movie was over we left and didn't even stay for the other one. All the teachers and other students not in my large group of friends was so pissed at us but that was one of the best days of my life.
One of the most underrated comedies ever
I actually watched that first stunt of the stuntman breaking his leg about 10 times years ago, because I could not tell if it was cut with a rag doll. He flops so loosely after the hit that it seemed unreal.
This is filmed in my town, Cloverdale BC Canada. I learned to swim in that pool! Last summer my buddy from Norway came and is a huge fan of Hot Rod so I took him to all the filming locations including Rod’s house. The owners came out and told us all about the filming etc. Hilarious movie, it’s a must see.
One of the funniest movies I've ever seen! Hat's off to all the talented people who made this gem
Man pools are perfect for holding water
Hot Rod is a criminally underrated movie. There are so many quotable lines as well as insanely funny moments
This is still one of my top 5 movies I’ve have seen in theaters. It was a wild experience
Edit: it was just me and 2 other friends in the whole screening. We got to enjoy it for ourselves
One or my favorite comedies. I have watched this movie so many times I can't count. I have tried to get so many friends to watch and they hate it. Which is fair. Comedy is objective. But, this movie is one I will watch over and over till I die.
One of my favorites. So weird but so funny
Hot rod is genuinely one of my favorite movies of all time
This is one of my favorite comedies. It's so funny and absurd, and everyone is so goddamn good in it
Shout out for the Joi Harris shoutout! I was following that story closely and was deeply saddened to hear of her passing
i absolutely love this movie, its extremely underrated, and so so unique
This is what made me love Andy.
over a decade later me and buddies still quote this movie daily.
The fact that the first jump was a real dude is brutal af. I literally thought my whole life that was a dummy because of the way his leg flopped. Daymnnnnnn
I'm so happy that people love this movie as much as I do. Restored some of my faith in humanity.
Right onnnn they be bad asses 💪🏼
A comedy that brings tears to my eyes from laughter to this day 😂
This video is great. Good work!
This was one of those I found in the $5 bin at Walmart back in the day. From the opening scene I knew I had made a mistake not seeing it earlier
Well, yeah... but finding a hidden gem is also pretty great.
I always call this my favorite comedy when people ask my favorite movies (even tho few people have actually seen this masterpiece). There are so many parts of this movie where I laugh nonstop and it's just a fun movie overall
I literally just watched the movie today for the first time and thought how weird that no famous channel has yet made a video on Hot Rod
still today one of the best! RIP Comedy
"That's Jackie Chan!" I love that delivery
I remember an interview with Bill Hader about the real life person that inspired his character in Hot Rod. Apparently that lsd welding story was real :') that person saw the movie and said to Bill Hader what a coincidence it was cause that happened to him, not realizing he was the actual inspiration for it haha
It's one of my go to movies to cheer me up when I am sad and depressed. The fall scene off the cliff kills me laughing every damn time.
Thank you for bringing attention to this movie! I love this movie and it’s such an underrated movie !
This film is honestly my favorite comedy of all time. Everytime someone wants me to recommend them a comedy I always tell them to go watch "Hot Rod"
I'm currently wearing my "My name is Dave, and I like to party" shirt
0:41 Isla Fisher doesn't give AF. (This is pointed out in the movie's commentary as well!)
This is still till this day, my favorite comedy of all time. It’s so effin funny and has such a great soundtrack
What a finish. Perfect incidental comedy
That mtn side tumble scene had to be the funniest comedy moment in decades, next to anchor man parts
Love this movie. Some of the hits and crashes are super brutal.
I'm glad Chan got a shout-out. I was going to leave a comment before I even watched.
Bro, if I break my leg I'm doing it for a usable take. I'm not a stuntman but I felt that
I was an extra in the scene where they are handing out flyers in the hallway. Made 150 bucks to walk down the hall like 5 times. Good times
Aaaah the time where good movies like that where thrown at our faces weekly.
Just seeing the short clips made me crack up. Every now and then instead of saying 'thank you' my partner sings it
this is literally my favourite movie of all time
The fall is one of my favorite scenes. It goes on for so long.
One of my all time favs! I remember when this came out and Bill and Andy were my fav guys on SNL. LASER CATS! Throw in Danny McBride and the Jorma and the other guy from lonely island, you got a hilarious fkn movie.
i loved hot rod when i watched it like 2 years ago and i love andy sandmburg and the lonely island
Being a stuntman would be an incredibly fun but scary job
holy cow, the fact that that scene has actual breaking bones makes my skin crawl
I do some really low time stunt work for a local movie maker in my town. I've fallen out of trees, been hit by a few chairs/stools, and have even crashed a motorcycle off a cliff into the Ohio river. I was always paid fairly well for those times and I don't complain. However, it gave me a serious admiration to those who take some serious licks for film as a main career.
And yes, I am "trained" per say. I took a lot of falls and hits in the military and with my physically demanding job? I had to learn how to take those hits and bounce back. Don't ever work for a non licensed/uninsured local film maker. You can get hurt extremely badly.
This movie could have been 90 minutes of Isla Fisher in an El Camino T-shirt and it would still be one of my favorite flick of all time
It's amazing to me that no matter how many times I watch Hot Rod, I'm never prepared for the riot
I love that scene! I've probably re-watched just that part 15 times on TH-cam over the past few years, I keep going back to it when I need a laugh.
There was no time to do anything accept leave and just hope that youre not hurt
Hot Rod is by far one of my all-time favorite movies.
I got the dvd from my brother years ago, I had no idea what SNL was. It's still one of my favorite comedy movies :D
At one point this was me and my older brothers favourite movie. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve watched this
I don't remember laughing so hard before or since watching hot rod. I almost died of laughter on the fall scene, I completely lost it for the whole duration.
"Did you reinforce the ramp?"
"Nah man, there wasn't time."
It's truly a modern cult classic that isn't poorly made.
classic filming in Vancouver/suburbs being portrayed as america! my aunt lived near some of the residential filming locations and it was always funny driving by.
Him fighting his Step-Dad was fucking hilarious, always killed me, I haven't seen it in forever I have to watch the movie tonight now
Stunt performers need more respect from the industry putting their lives on the line for entertainment and being forgotten if they die, like I didn't even know about the Deadpool 2 one at all
Hotrod was the first time I’d seen my older brother cry laughing
This movie reminds me of the character Super Dave Osborne from the Canadian comedy skit show, Bizzare.
Wow, didn't know about this movie, but now I need to watch it
That long fall almost killed my friend from laughing so hard while watching it in the theatre.
One stunt that is basic but stuck with me is when Steve Martin is trying to get out of the cell in 'Three Amigos!' and gets pulled across the room backwards and slammed into the wall because his arms and legs are chained to counterweights attached to the wall.
I actually wanted to be a stuntman because of 'The Fall Guy' TV show in the 80s as a child.
I remember seeing trailers for this and thinking it looked kinda dumb, only to have to pause the movie after the first scene because I was laughing so hard. The way he just immediately pukes his guts out after that crash is so funny.
Hot Rod is pretty much my favourite comedy movie ever and even one of my all-time favourite movies. Nice video, maybe a bit too general on comedy stunt work, but even so, cool video :D
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Oh man, I have never laughed harder at the theaters then I did while watching this.
One of my favorites. I always thought that the first stunt was a dummy. WOW!
I used to watch this weekly when I was in high school .. pools are perfect for holding water