THE TOY BAD MOVIE REVIEW | Double Toasted
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THE TOY BAD MOVIE REVIEW | Double Toasted - Imagine it's 1982 and Richard Pryor is on top of his game. Imagine scenes from a movie that involve a piranha or two, a scene where someone is yelling "get a job", and scenes where the cast is giving ridiculous, over-exaggerated reactions to such an amount that they can't even hide all this goofiness in a movie trailer. We don't know how many people are streaming this movie or watching clips of Richard Pryor acting foolish but we dive deep into this movie and give it the roasting this HORRIBLE film deserves! Let us know what YOU think about this movie down below, and let us know what others movies we should roast!
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This is one of those 80s movies where you enjoyed as a child but didn’t realize how offensive it was until you got older
And in a twisted way, you end up enjoying it even more.
Uh no. I never liked The Toy. Aside from it being crap at best, just the message is a slap in the face. Someone had to give Richard a kilo of Coke to do the Toy or they had something on him or something.
@@SKOTxFREEthat’s your opinion
Richard was just trying to get that coke money. He didn't care what kind of movie he was doing as long as he got his money.
Richard: I'm not going to do this movie! Are you crazy?!
Producer: We will let you pick any number of your choice and we will add the other 9 zeros behind it..
Richard: Is'a tiime ta get to workin bos!
😂😂😂
Lets be honest about this. ''Degrading himself'' describes a lot of what Richard Pryor did in his life. He was an icon, a trendsetter, a genius in some respects... but also a man whom Vanity Fair once described as ''The Brilliant Bard of Self-Destruction.''
Also superman 3, well it’s probably the least terrible thing Richard Pryor was in, but still.
Absolutely correct. His comedy is centered around humility. I wouldn’t go so far as to say he degraded himself. He was simply an honest man who held nothing back and that takes humility not shame or self degradation. Also he needed money for blow so why NOT do crappy movies?
Richard was actually a great dramatic actor. He just didn’t get too many opportunities to show off those chops being a comedian and all.
He was free basing and someone paid for it he didn't give a fcuk acting in any film no matter how daft the movie is 😂😂😂😂😂😂
F*** Vanity Fair
Luckily, Richard Donner returned to form after this as he went on to do Ladyhawke, Goonies, Lethal Weapon 1-2, and Scrooged for the rest of the 80s
I Loved 16 Blocks & Richard Donner Directed Of The Best Action Movies in 2006
And Ladyhawke was that movie where the Alan Parsons Project were involved in creating the soundtrack for it. Little known fact.
Best action movie in 2006 was made my Mel Gibson 😐
@@GabrielMendoza-No, Richard Donner Made The Best Action in 2006
Richard Pryor always had the sweetest and most comforting puppy dog eyes 🐶 🥺💗
No, you're just a homosexual. Keep it in your pants next time.
Brando thought the same thing
Y’all killing me while talking about him running around in the Spider-Man pajamas. 😂😂😂😂
I met Scott Schwartz a few years ago. He was super nice and awesome and when I asked him what was Richard Pryor like? He said; “the best! I can’t put it into any other words. It’s something you have to experience.”
Richard Pryor is something you have to experience? Thank God you will never be able to.
As a kid, I wanted to see this. Mom said hell no. Later, saw the Toy in the early 90’s. I’m actually shocked Richard Pryor agreed to this. I know he got paid, but seriously. Was there a gun to his head? Were they holding his kids for ransom? What the $hit!
I know right? Even by 80s standards, this was "What the actual F**k??"
Richard: I'm not going to do this movie! Are you crazy?!
Producer: We will let you pick any number of your choice and we will add the other 9 zeros behind it..
Richard: Is'a tiime ta get to workin bos!
😂😂😂
Pryor was on Coke BAD during that time this movie came out the same year he set him self on FIRE smoking crack.
Cocaines a helluvah drug.
@Jack D he was actually freebasing. Smoking coke itself, very expensive habit.
I remember when I watched this in my younger years and the furthest I ever got was when the boy almost got his ass whipped by Richard Pryor's character after a few pranks too far.
1:55 Richard Run off like a Chump
3:14 Sounds like the old days of offensive tone
5:25 Kid speaking clear Jackwagons
8:05 Richard in a box
9:51 Lazy!
11:49 Peanuts 😂
12:08 Run on water!
14:16 Korey ran over by a train
15:54 Quit talking Crap back there
20:00 boogie eyes😳
22:14 be smart kids
29:34 Richard wild n out
30:11 Armed & Dangerous
32:28 quick Butt whooped
35:13 No!
37:25 Eric the menace
41:30 Scandals!
43:10 Billy and Martin lost it🤣
45:00 Face Chocolate
47:56 Ridiculous
51:58 That's really Funny!
Thank you
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I don’t think anything Richard Pryor has done could be more degrading than… Mason Pryor. 😖
Boo?
@@MrKrk221988 Sit down lol
that’s just cruel…
Those In Living Color skits are god tier. >_
Damon Wayans saying “Snap crackle pop…Rice Crispies ahhhhhhhhhh!” Still to this day gets quoted by me
So this movie is Pretty Woman with a black dude....both get rented out for a week by a rich white dude and then at the end they both end up living with him 👍
Ulysses S. Grant was a general for the North against the confederates.
To be honest... I LOVED this movie as a kid. I don't see it as a bad movie in my opinion. Maybe because it's nostalgic for me lol.
I loved it when I was a kid too. Was my favorite movie for years. Tried to watch it recently couldn't get halfway through it. It's just kinda terrible. Lmao. And good lord does it not hold up
Ditto yeah this is my1st Richard Pryor movie, was meant for kids not adults
Same here. Loved this as a teen.
This was the funniest movie I had ever seen. Granted, I was 10 years old at the time. lol.
@@TikkiEXX you Gotta Admit. Richard Pryor Was a Comedy Legend Of His Prime
The next Bad Movie Roast has to be The Neverending Story 3!
The one Richard Pryor I personally like is 1988s "Moving"; in which he has relocate his family from New Jersey to Idaho.
Yes that's a good one. And the one (I think) he played in dealing with the camp kids.i believe one was blind can't remember the name
@@FaceFamous It's 1989s "See No Evil, Hear No Evil" with Gene Wilder
Moving is an underrated movie...that shit was hilarious. Stacy Dash played the daughter fine as hell) and Dana Carvey was hilarious as the college kid transporting his car.
I see why my great grandma cussed out my older cousins for letting me watch this movie as a whole entire child 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏽♀️
Richard Pryor taught comedy to kids from poor areas even after he got sick
Now I don't feel so bad about Schwartz getting his tongue stuck to the pole.
It Reminds Me a Christmas Story When The Kid Got His Tongue Stuck In a Pole
This Bad Movie Roast is gonna be 🔥 like a free basing Richard Pryor 😆
Pryor on fire.
I totally understand the troubling racial dynamic, but I always thought it was more social or class commentary on how expendable the poor are to the rich...remember how Jackie Gleason's character treated everyone like dirt!
Trust me, this movie was not this self aware nor was it trying to make a commentary on the classicism of society. This film was just trying to so called put Pryor in his proud black place by demeaning him on screen in some way. Remember he was a huge headache for a lot of people when it came to getting fair treatment and had his drug habit not gotten in the way, he probably would've made better film choices. Because this racist crap was not it. I hated it as a kid and I hate it even more now.
@@TheQuietStorm630 It wasn't subtle...his wife in the movie was organizing a union (or something) and first called out the KKK connection and the writers literally named the villain "U.S." who exploited everyone, but there's no denying that the bafoonery was so over-the-top that it doesn't matter what larger point the movie may or may not have been trying to make...
This is actually a remake of a French film that was about classicism in society, but they screwed it up.
The Wonder Wheel scene lives rent-free in my mind.
I still want one.
33:13 Korey singing Chad Kroeger's "Hero" gets me everytime.LMAO!!!!,I love that song!!🤣🤣🤣
As a white guy I really was uncomfortable laughing at the beginning of this movie, honestly. This movie was just brutal, from every perspective. BUT at some point I lost it, and laughed my ass off...
I understand some scenes were uncomfortable. Purposefully. You didn't make it. Pryor signed off on it. And I think it actually had a nice message. Unless you own some people yourself I don't think you have anything to be uncomfortable about.
Funny thing is I loved this movie as a kid. Maybe because I wanted a bedroom like the little kid had. It was not until I got older that I was a bit offended by it.
This is me, literally now as a adult I can name all the funny scenes on one hand.
New drinking game, take a shot every time Billy say "God dammit".😂🍻
The little boy asked specifically for a black man? What was Richard thinking?🤦🏽♂️
I reckon the thinking part must have disappeared a very long time ago!
R.I.P. Richard Pryor.
"The Toy" is a remake of "Le Jouet" starring Pierre Richard, a kind of Buster Keaton performer. Richard Pryor was miscast, it needed a "slapstick" actor, like Steve Martin... or "NOT" remake the movie.
Jackie Gleason used to go “oof” when he was surprised 😂😂😂. He did it in the Smokey and the Bandit series
After Alan Hale jr. Did it on Gilligan's Island as the skipper... Especially when he got popped in the stomach
This movie is a total embarrassment. It's the one movie that white people probably know Richard Pryor for more than anything else. I can tell personally tell you that on numerous occasions when I visited white friends in the 1990's their kids would always have this film on. Even here in the comments, you can see how so many of them profess their love for this film. They love the idea of the safe Black man whom is just a pawn in their hands, that they can just buy and play with like a toy. It really resonates with something deep inside of them. They scary part is (for the most part) they don't even realize it!
Deep inside them like their ancestors owned slaves and just because they don't doesn't mean its not in them to want to?
Yeah you're getting warmer.
@@jennaywilliams1024 I'm sure they would label us as being 'woke' for these comments. 'Woke' being the new racial slur. Ultimately, they are tired of being reminded of their ongoing injustice towards people of color, and are now less likely to do anything about it than ever.
Oh yeah, as far as serious roles, you can add Blue Collar with Yaphet Kotto and Harvey Keitel
I only like this movie for 2 reasons, it was filmed in Baton Rouge, my hometown. And I'm a big Richard Pryor fan. Unpopular Opinion, a lot of Richard movies were not good, when he didn't write the script.
This movie is 100% racist it's the most humiliating for Richard Pryor's career he's being more than an Uncle Tom than a kids Toy.
Amen.
To be honest, 'The Toy' is aight. Not good, sometimes funny but it's aight. BUT 'Superman 3' is another story.
I remember watching this movie as a kid. I was jealous AF because I wanted a room full of toys too. Looking at the review now all I can say is: Cocaine is a helluva drug…….
A great ending to this movie would be where Jack Brown makes bank writing a best seller about his experience as rich boy's toy, exposing his father.
Love how Martin tried to beat Korey to an AD transition by mentioning Raycons lol
33:13 😂
Any plans for Bad Movie Roasting on Thumbelina, Jaws 3D, 10,000 B.C. and Superman 3?
Jaws 3D should be an entertaining review, especially how awful the 3D effects were.
idk about Thumbelina. I think Troll In Central Park would be a better candidate.
Pryor was always good, even in bad films, he just had it
🎶 A hero will come to save us- I'm not going to stand by and wait. Not going to stand by and wait! Hold on to the arms of a hero- I'm not going to stand by and wait!🎶😆That German nanny took those song lyrics to her deepest of hearts.
It's unfortunate because when he's given the right material he's the best comedian-turned-actor out there. Blue Collar is evidence of that.
Saw this in the theater….it was wack then….and doesn’t even get a “so bad its good” moniker
I was 7yrs old when I 1st saw this movie, Fancy was my ONLY reason to rewatch this movie over & over again as a kid.
Jessica Rabbit & Fancy Bates were my introduction to busty women……& I’ve loved BUSTY women ever since.🤣
My favorite scene[when I was a young moustache] was when the painting of FANCY that had a secret button that REVEALED FANCY’S….
FANCY😉
[sidenote] Even as a kid, I knew, that Richard Pryor was on some sell out sh*t, this man wore a black mammy skirted maid uniform, on top of all the racist banter etc.
In my opinion, the B E S T movie that Richard Pryor was EVER in was HARLEM NiGHTS, that’s my favorite movie OF ALL TiME.
Crazy thing is. Teresa Ganzel(Fancy) was 25 in 1982. Though she looks like she does today at 50-ish. So I guess her looks are ageless.😅
"Duck You Sucker" was a 1971 Western with James Coburn. That reference makes no sense in this movie, but I thought I'd point it out. 44:30
This film was a remake of a French of a 1976 French film called Le Jouet (The Toy).
Richard Pryor being an oblivious menace in the city like Ed from Good Burger!
I miss In Living Color 😢
one of my favortie movies as a kid who grew up in the 80's I remeber my parents actually taking my sister and I with them to the movies to see this in the theater. HILARIOUS! FAncy Bates steals every scene she's in, I didn't get the racy/sexual innuendo until much later in life
"You Assss!" lol
I haven't watched this movie in years, but my brother's and I loved it as kids!
Martin Thomas: "But how do you eat 🐈 tho...?" 👀👀 How in the world did that get through the edits??!!! 😂
29:48 this reminds me of the old Ultimate Alliance 2 game cut scene. Where Spidey mentions it's rough to hike long distance on foot in his costume. Because there is no arch support built in his foot wear. And socks make it worse.😂 One of the reasons why web swinging is his choice locomotion. But he can't wear any reinforced foot wear because then he can't stick properly to surfaces. So he really is "stuck" on this problem.
Same Here
Love the bad movie reviews, but please watch Troll 2. “You can’t piss on hospitality… I WON’T ALLOW IT!” is one of the greatest lines in cinematic history
One of the best movies of all time. Been watching it since I was a kid and still enjoy it over 40 years later. Love Richard Pryor movies, from this to Stir Crazy, Brewster's Millions to Critical Condition, See No Evil Hear No Evil to Bustin' Loose. The man was a comedy legend.
I completely forgot about this movie. This unlocked a memory of me renting it from blockbuster when I would have been probably 7 or 8
Richard Pryor degrades himself along with superman. Wait till you guys do a roast of superman 3.
The funny thing no one mentions is that this is actually a remake of a 70s French comedy, which stars a white guy in the Pryor role, so it's a rare case of the American remake being way edgier than the foreign original.
Yeah, that movie had much more heart in it, not relying too much on slapstick and visual gags. Pierre Richard is good balance between comedian and serious actor. Kid actor is good at playing brat with hidden insecurity. Still good movie, so much better than this one.
Btw, maybe they mentioned it in unedited version on Twitch.
French one is much better.
remember the scene in the toy store, when those guys introduced U.S Bates son as Master Bates 😂😂😂😂
If anybody alive today knows Jakie Gleason its from Smokey and the Bandit. From the 70's.
Pryor movies had a completely different effect on young children than it did to adults. At a time when race relations were not as people would have liked, his movies allowed young children of all races to enjoy a heart warming story and as a child, you really liked how Pryor could be an adult that a child could be safe around. Not gonna say the movie isn’t racist, but the unintended effect was that this film was allowed in racist households and ended up showing the children that black peoples were just like them in many ways. And also that rich white adults are just like they thought they were but their kids didn’t have to be.
“At a time when race relations were not as people would have liked…”
Ah, you sweet, sweet summer child😂😂
Praytell, when _did_ race relations turn the corner to be ‘as people would like’?
😏
@@EchoJ you're acting like it don't matter when it does, and also who are you calling kid?
My fav childhood movie.. I loved this movie.. I even call my son scoop sometimes 😂😂
Anyone else curious especially now why Double Toasted hasn't done the video game adaption D.O.A. - Dead Or Alive (2006) yet? I mean they did 2 Fast 2 Furious (Devon Aoki) and Torque (Jaime Pressly). It not only seems like a natural progression. Maybe we need more video game movies to come out?
None of them probably touched a DOA game in their life so the review itself wouldn't be that funny because they wouldn't understand why it's really awful and not just because it looks bad visually.
When they put it on poll, I will gladly vote for it. I wanna see their take on it so much
I Have Not Played Any Of Those Dead Or Alive Games
Directed by Richard Donner, who I guess was in dark places before The Goonies.
Is there some irony here making fun of Pryor for doing anything for money, then stopping mid review to make money by talking about a sponsored ad?
Yeah, not Richard Donner’s finest. Really makes me wish the Salkinds didn’t fire him from making Superman 2 when he was pretty close to finishing it. We could’ve had him direct the 3rd and 4th instead of what we ended up getting, which is ironic given that Richard Pryor’s next film after THIS was Superman 3. Wasn’t until he joined up with Spielberg to make ‘The Goonies’ that Donner got his groove back, thankfully.
RIP Richard Donner.
None of these famous stand up comedians do well in the big screen tbh
This was one of my favorite movies when I was a kid…. Other than Porky’s and Stir Crazy.
Did this movie even age well? Just wow. You guys have to do Busting Loose next!
Bustin Loose was good though
Bustin Loose is a Straight up classic
Jackie Gleason was the star of the 50's sitcom, The Honeymooners, where the funniest catchphrase was shaking his fist and threatening to punch his wife into orbit.("To the MOON, Alice!!TO THE MOON!!")😂
It Used To Air On Reruns On TBS & New Years Eye
@@lenindominguez1986 That's right!!!🤣🤣🤣
@@SiriuslyBlack7 Absolutely
Back when physically assaulting women was seen as funny. Sure as hell can't do that today.
@@rommix0 Hell No
Oh wow. This was a lot before my time, but I was today years old when I found out that he played a man bought by a spoiled kid
I saw this when it first came out when I was a kid and thought it was hilarious. I loved Richard Pryor. I got older and watched it again and The Toy was the most racist piece of shit ever. Look out Soul Man the toy got you beat
Richard Pryor did get the car wash job 😂😂😂
Nah yall totally missed the entire point of this classic. Jack Brown is one big irresponsible kid. From his home life to work life. He meets his match in Eric. His bratty ways makes Jack realize he needs to grow up. Thus wanting a real job at the paper. The two then exposes US Bates racist lobbyist friends. All the while, thus making US bates change his ways in how he treats others and spending more time with his son.
@43:06 is The most powerful scene. Point is, its not always about racism. Its money and powet. Bates treated everyone like crap. And thats majority of powerful men in america. Its deep.
My dad took us to see this in theaters and we loved it. A great FATHER/SON film
There was a point?
Why is this a bad movie? I like this one. It's not his best movie but it's not deserving of a 'bad movie review'
A white child wants to buy a black man😅 that ain't bad ......
Martin: "Do your best racist Yosemite Sam...which is just Yosemite Sam"
Who's this film for? 80's kids who became adults, that's who alot of kid movies in the 80's decade period was made for it appears.😂
😂14:31 Everyone on the bus flipping him off because that's the only gesture of movement they can make.
Walking on water like Jesus lol
Fun fact. Thats some ironic advice Richard Pryor gave the kid who played Eric Bates at 49:01, "Keep it in your pants for a while" because he became a porn actor when he grew up 😆
Scene he is running around in his Spider-Man offit. They picturing uncle Ruckus at the mic recordings commenting in the background..😂
I loved this film as a kid. It really appealed to my siblings and I .
This movie is racist bro
@@kinglord7707 racist to who? As children we saw a kid that had everything he wanted at his fingertips and still wasn't happy. We didn't even notice the racist undertones. This film also introduced us to Richard Pryor. It was and still is a great movie to us.
@@rg1q84 Come on man get real A Grown Black man sold as a toy to a young pompus rich white kid and you don't get offended by the racist overtones of slavery
@@rg1q84 Well said, many people are quickly calling the racist card without understanding even the basic messages in the film
Also I'd be willing to bet they wouldn't have a problem with Mexican gardeners etc.....
Hypocrisy
@@ArtVandelayOfficial You must not care yourself cause you not black but it's all good
You guys should do a review of “A White Man’s Burden” with Danny Glover and John Travolta
Somehow, Richard Pryor's worst films are still not as bad as Bill Cosby's first films.
Here you go."🙄
@@TheQuietStorm630 I mean Cosby's worst films. My bad. Also, what do mean.
@@shelbymckinney8888 You know exactly what I mean..
@@TheQuietStorm630 No I don't?
This is one of those movies people loved as a kid and I have no issue with that .I mean I liked Kazam growing up we all like bad movies as a kid .
I liked the movies "Kid Of Camelot" , "The Little Giants", The 1990s version of "The Little Rascals", "Dustin Checks In", "The 1990s version of Dennis The Menace" all of them are bad movies but I watched them religiously when I was a kid..
Them silk pajamas was the icing on the cake!
Loved this one since childhood. LOL that fishing scene was a fave. 😂
I was a kid when I first saw this movie, and hadn’t seen it since then, so I didn’t notice the racial implications. I just thought it was a funny movie😂
Yes indeed. I remember that Living Color sketch. It was spot on. Seem to start with his Stir Crazy movie just being scared all the time.Pryor was never the same after he got caught on fire. Very sad...
Man hell nah! The Toy is a classic!
Thank you.
exactly..... wonder wheel forever!
This isn't directed to the OP but towards the title of this video. How wrong it is to buy another human is the point of the movie and one of the lessons being taught. DT is looking waaaaay to deep into it. PLUS it's a remake of a 1976 French film
You Forgot About Smokey and the Bandit Double Toasted Where Jackie Gleeson Played Sheriff Buford T. Justice Of Portague County , Texas
I was hoping for chairman of the board since you guys did Freddy Got Fingered so you can complete the trifecta of spectacularly bad white noise movies starting with The Pest and Freddy
Pryor made some real turkeys in the 80s, but one that does stand out (besides the obvious ones) to me is Brewster's Millions. It's another one where a rich white person manipulates him with money (in a different way). But he outsmarts everyone, never gets humiliated (at least to the same degree), and ultimately has the last laugh. Plus there's a great supporting cast including freaking John Candy, a real love interest with legitimate complications (that he can't reveal why he's wasting all his fortune) and a concerted conspiracy to thwart him... it's a silly comedy that's actually got a fairly tight plot! And Pryor handles all these beats with aplomb
I realize the little kid Richard Pryor is with in the movie is the same kid from the Christmas story movie the one that got his tongue stuck on the ice flag pole lol 😂😂😂😂
I didn't notice that 😂
One of my all time favorite Richard Pryor films
I swear, Billy laughs and dogs three blocks away must be looking around.
Wait, this movie 🍿 is actually good. I love Pryor in The Toy 🧸. It is an honest portrayal of the NFL draft, slavery, and any other exploitive effort that we still deal with today. Case in point The Kardashians... This film was a warning from Richard Donner from the oppressors about the oppressees.
That shipping crate scene. I don't remember cracker jack boxes coming with racist prizes back then.😅
Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder was a good team
Holy crap!
This is one of my all time childhood favourites!! 😱👏
Blue collar was his Best role.