@@MrHendrix17 That would be the art department's jurisdiction I presume. And after seeing the end results, I would've accepted macaroni art of pizzas in the film at that point instead of...that lol.
I love how since this feud is hundreds of years old and still going on after moving from Italy to New Jersey, that kinda implies there might be a Montebello and Prestolani family in *every* city around the world, duking it out with their own Romeos and Juliets.
@@happycamper4315 If you buy a franchised Montebello's location, do you also have to start hating the Prestolanis, even if your last name is actually Smith?
@@neolexiousneolexian6079 buying a montebello's location immediately changes your surname to Montebello, because how can it be Montebello's if it's not owned and operated by a Montebello
Really have to love how a big fire engulfs two buildings and our protagonists decide to save themselves by hiding in a tree like it’s fire retardant. Honestly, they’d have a better chance standing on the brick wall…
Actually the brick would get too hot to stand. At least the tree has water in it. I forget the reason, but I saw something about how brick building actually spread fire faster
@@msjkramey that’s not entirely true. While yes, a brick wall would eventually get too hot to stand on, wood doesn’t need to wait that long; the tree would collapse long before the wall got hot, due to the air pockets inside natural wood and tree foliage that can act as flammable debris. A brick wall (especially one that I’d assume passed inspection) wouldn’t have what fire needs to spread either up or out quickly. This has been Fire Talk.
@@C.V317 Thank you for Fire Talk! It was actually good to know; where I live, the main types of hardwood trees are Eucalyptus, Acacia, and Corymbia, so you obviously don't go anywhere near them in a fire on account of all the flammable oils and resins. But it's nice to know for sure that normal, doesn't-actively-want-to-be-on-fire trees are also not a safe bet in fire situations.
@@C.V317 What are y'all smoking?! Aside from trees with flammable sap, have you ever tried burning fresh wood? It's hard as heck to light! But like, none of that matters. It's the smoke inhalation that would kill them quickest and since smoke rises, even the lemon tree that won't burn well is a terrible idea. What they really wanted tho, was the throwback to being nice to the tree and it being nice to them.
@@freshrot420 while you raise a fair point about the smoke inhalation killing them before the fire does, I will argue that an isolated tree literally surrounded by buildings and debris on fire would not take so long to catch fire. How long it took would depend on the type of tree, but it isn’t longer than a brick wall; the tree will collapse before the wall would. Most likely, the leaves would catch fire first (which is also a reason a tree is not a place to go to when there’s a fire), and the branches would collapse before the trunk, it would still be a giant bit of wood surrounded in flames. I can’t believe I have to explain, in the comments section of a video about a cheap film, that wood is combustible.
One of my favourite things to look out for in cheap movies is food, because for some reason I find it hilarious watching a family dinner scene where the set dresser has put down some plates of plain spaghetti, a big bowl of raw spinach masquerading as a salad in the middle of the table, and red wine that is obviously juice (Except for the kid, who always has a glass of milk. Because that's what kids drink at dinner.) It's right up there with costumes for Rich Lady characters, where the budget can't stretch beyond a thrift store satin suit from the 80's and strings of fake pearls. That pizza at the end, though....Holy damn, someone really just dumped some canned vegetables on that thing and said, "Good enough!"
Ooh, I'm gonna start looking at rich ladies in low budget movies! My thing I like to look at the costumes on kid characters in low budget flicks! They'll always be dressed slightly to the left of what appropriate for the situation, overdressed for a birthday party, underdressed for a wedding, wearing bright colors at a funeral, that kind of thing. I think the kid costumes often come out of people's attics.
@@limelantern5637 Related to this - Teen characters. Anyone who isn't Goth kid or Cheerleader girl will be supplied with solid colour shirts and jeans ONLY, with the option to grab a random accessory from the Quirky Box.
LOL I had not yet seen this comment when I wrote mine, which is like I took yours and put it thru a thesaurus! 42 years myself, and those pizzas effing hurt to look at.
Shiri Appleby is one of those actors who is so good and has such inherent charm that I can't believe she has been in almost nothing that wasn't TERRIBLE her whole career.
As a New York/Brooklyn style pizza lover, those pizza were a sin against earth and god especially the last one. I like diced tomatoes one my pizza sometimes but that... that and everything pushed to center. I mean those were pizza made my someone that had never had pizza before. I really enjoyed this review you killed it as always.
Omg that guy looks like Chris Evans in Not Another Teen Movie and I couldn't concentrate on anything else hahaha. Fun video! I thought of little Italy when I heard the premise as well.
The biggest crime of that pizza monstrosity towards the end is it looks *severely* undercooked. That thing probably could've benefitted from Nicky burning it 🤣 In regards to suggestions for videos, I'm unfortunately not too familiar with many made-for-TV movies besides maybe Where the Heart Is? That was played *constantly* in my household growing up, my mom was obsessed with "feel-good" stuff like that
That "You know what's complicated?" bit is gonna stay in my brain for a hot minute! I could watch you riff on pretty much any piece of media, but this one was particularly good.
This film can't be all bad, it has got Tony Amendola in it; the budget F. Murray Abraham. He's always a treat. What a great review is this; so many solid laughs.
Fun fact, “Montebello” literally means “beautiful/nice mount” and it’s a common toponym. For example it’s also the name of one of the castles in my home town XD
My take is that I think the choice for the leads’ names was very clever. They’re not obviously derivative of “Romeo” and “Juliet” while still clearly being so, and I just appreciate that they clearly thought about it for more than two seconds.
If you wanna cover a fantastically insane Christmas movie look up Karroll's Christmas. The ghosts accidentally haunt the wrong person in a wacky Christmas Carol romantic comedy. It has Verne Troyer, Wallace Shawn, Tom Everett Scott. And... It managed to make me cry.
For some reason the sister tasting the sauce off the shirt has lived in my head since I saw this when it aired and I am grateful? to finally relearn the name of the film. You're the best Roses!
I'm glad I'm not the only one who remembers this. Pre-teen me loved this. And it's weird that this niche cheesy Romeo and Juliet but with pizza was one of the films that gave my pre-teen self clues that I'm bi (I watched it for Shiri Appleby because I didn't know I had a crush on her and ended up having a crush on the male lead as well).
A) you mean Cher’s dad ?? B) I’m shocked at how many *that guy who was in that thing* there are in this movie. I recognize nearly everyone! Can’t name a one.
I'm not surprised there was a lot of tension in those families trying to base their identities around those terrible pizzas. I don't think those things would pay anyone's bills. I'd be less concerned about my children's love life and more worried that my life was based around trying to sell something a rung above hot garbage
"If you have any suggestions for a weird made-for-TV movie, post it in the comments." I'll throw The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (1980), with Jeff Goldblum as Ichabod Crane, into the suggestion hat. Or Disney's The 100 Lives of Black Jack Savage (1991).
Pizza My Heart could also be the title of a horror movie where the killer puts ripped out hearts on pizzas. Like the one in My Bloody Valentine. (Only in pizza boxes instead of heart-shaped boxes of chocolates). Might have been more exciting... Now I'm in the mood for pizza. 🍕
I'm choosing to believe that Tony Amendola's character in this is also Father Perez from the 1st Annabelle movie. A demon gave him eternal life and he has to move around the country to keep people off his trail.
From the title I thought this was gonna be about that Little Italy movie Drew Gooden talked about so the fact that it’s apparently about something completely different, judging from the comments, is deeply intriguing to me
When I saw the guy who played the priest, I was like "Hey, it's that guy" but couldn't actually name anything he's in. So I looked up his IMDB and yeah, he's one of those actors who's done a bunch of single episodes of tv shows. Including a priest on Will & Grace and a clergyman on Columbo, so I guess people like casting him in that role.
Hi, I'm rewatching Murder She Wrote thanks to your series. I think you should tackle a rare two-parter on Season 12's episode 6 and 7 - Nan's Ghost. The logical Jessica doesn't believe in ghosts as she attends the funeral of a friend's daughter - indecently the daughter was found because her ghost led him to her. It is set in Ireland, and the cliff-hanger put Jessica in real danger! Love your reviews!
So happy to know that someone else remembers and likes the movie Pizza My Heart! 🍕 ❤ Loved seeing Shiri Appleby from tv show Roswell and Nick Spano from Even Stevens. Used to love watching the old ABC Family movies. 8:13 "You know what's complicated..."😂
I don't think it's a made for tv film, but look into Blood Car. Yes, it's a horror, but it is creepy in how relevant it can be. Also, contains the best quotes that you will ever hear.
The title of this movie is super weird because there is a local pizza chain called Pizza My Heart and it is freaking delicious. Like they actually use fresh real products rather than frozen things that are distributed across the nation like Domino's. Also my heart sank when I saw Anakin Skywalker in a terrible pizza based romcom
Regarding the getting someone else an interview...back in the early 00's, yes you could! In fact it's how i got my first job, i was at sixth form (basically free extended education for people too poor for uni so my mum could keep getting parental cash from my dad...anyway) My sister was working at a printing studio and basically got me an interview and the job (i had NO CV and she didn't have any of my grades, just "he is my brother" and "cool we'll give him a job") I worked there for 6 years. Not the best paying job but one of the best bosses i ever had! Family run firm that always looked out for my sister and unfortunately closed in 2008.
I thought I was the only one that remembered this movie. Now you have to do Campus Confidential, which was another ABC Family movie I think, and my bingo card for "random things I remember that normal people do not, but TH-camrs do videos on" will be complete. LOL!
D-did they just surround the edge with full slices of tomato and then just dumped two cups each of Brussel sprouts and olives?! 😂 the moment they pick up a slice all the topings are gone. A good pizza maker knows you avoid making the tip of the slice (middle of pie) heavy. For shame! Still looks like a lovely goofy movie. Will definitely check it out
4:50 Yeah. Yeah, apparently you can. My dad did the same thing to me. Even drove me to the interview and I was mortified. It wasn't even a job in my field 🤦♀
Would Mystic Pizza be included in this category? It's not Romeo and Juliette plot based, but it and Little Italy are directed by the same man. Clearly, he has a type.
had no idea there were multiple pizza-centric romeo and juliet parody movies until this video, i went in thinking it was going to be about 'a slice of chicago romance' and it might as well have been since beat for beat they're almost the same movie lmao
I saw this movie a long time and also stumbled upon Little Italy. I had the same thought that the storyline was ripped off. The plots are soooo similar I absolutely think one influenced the other.
Yeah it seems like the writer of little Italy saw this movie as a kid and forgot about it and thought they came up with the idea...or they just straight up ripped it off, hard to say
If they were going to mention Verona so much they should have at least filmed it there! I knew Gina looked familiar, she's the girl from Roswell!! Loved that show.
I feel like George’s Island (from 1989) would fit the vibe of your channel perfectly. A kids’ movie about ghosts and pirate treasure with an antagonistic teacher named, I kid you not, Miss Cloaca Birdwood.
LOL- the pizza throughout the movie was probably bought locally. Looks like it was filmed in the NY Metro area- good on them for getting on location shots! (Yeah- I know there's film studios in NYC lol)
This is so wild. I am very glad to have watched your review instead of watching the movie itself, it feels exactly like the sort of thing I would have found in the kids media library at the hospital when I was young. XD
It's only been 11 hours since PUR posted this, but it feels like.... ONE WEEK!! More please and thank you, with a suggestion of the bonkers Halloween episode of Punky Brewster!
“You know what’s complicated?” - Judaism - Learning medicine - Physics - Math - Getting a cat to take its medicine - The Israeli Palestinian conflict - Ryan Reynolds’ career - Deadpool’s origins - History according to the Happy Science cult
I don't normally like to watch videos more than once, but I can watch yours over and over. They're so fun and charming! Some of these movies and shows I would never want to watch (with the obvious exceptions of Murder She Wrote and the Golden Girls). But I have bought a few video games because of you. Thanks for watching these movies so we don't have to!
Just as “Romeo and Juliet but with pizza” is a genre unto itself, “films about food where the food looks absolutely terrible” seems like it’s probably one as well. (See also “films about music in which no-one in the entire production team has ever held an instrument before”.)
Oh, wow. I actually remember watching this on TV. I watched the whole thing and it was a nice lazy evening. Never realized how weird the actual pizzas looked, heh.
I imagine the reason this movie is so forgotten is because the actual "Pizza My Heart" restaurant chain always tops search results.....and now I miss their pizza. There's none around me where I live.
That pizza at the end hurts my heart and soul, as well as the hearts and souls of all my family. What was that? Spinach and artichoke dip? Did they try making a Margarita pizza, ran out of sliced tomatoes, took the single most inept person in the whole shop, threw a blindfold on 'em, sat them in front of the veg topping station and said, "Create!"
There’s a pizza chain in the San Francisco Bay Area called Pizza My Heart. I haven’t thought about it since I moved away (to Chicago!) so this video made me smile today
Somehow, this channel has become my background noise show-type thing. Roses reminds me of the women from Rifftrax (the current spinoff of MST3K) with her wit and delivery. She could probably describe paint drying for an hour, and I'd still put the video on repeat, haha.
You should watch and review Winter Kill, a murder mystery set in a ski resort. Stars Andy Griffith, made in 1974. Haven't seen it in years but remember it being really good if weird
You should rewatch The Golden Girls: Its A Miserable Life, season 2 episode 4. It’s one of my favorite episodes. Blanche: “Rose, you have to put this behind you. You killed Mrs. Claxton two days ago!”
Yes when I think romeo and juliet I think pizza Isnted of both of them dying in the end they just get into a scrap about who can have the last bit of garlic bread
I remember a weird movie from like the 1980s with the dad from Wizards of Waverly Place called Solarbabies, i had a really good time just riffing on that with my friends a few years ago. One of those weird "apocalyptic future" movies but this time...rollerblades
I can't believe "Romeo and Juliet, but with pizza" almost has enough movies to be its own genre.
Considering that the original took place in Italy, I'm surprised that this doesn't happen more often.
@@otaking3582 Has there been a mafia one yet? I feel like that genre would make the most sense with all of the death involved.
Pizzaxplotation genre is something I didn't know I need it. But I do
@@WhiteRaven696 Not unless you count Romeo + Juliet starring Leonardo DiCaprio
@@otaking3582 That one had the mafia in it? I just thought they randomly had guns. Haven’t seen it in like 10 years.
Fun Fact: the wife of the husband-wife duo behind the script for "Pizza My Heart" taught a screenwriting class I was in. Wonderful lady, fun teacher.
Thank god she taught screenwriting and not pizza making
@@MrHendrix17 That would be the art department's jurisdiction I presume. And after seeing the end results, I would've accepted macaroni art of pizzas in the film at that point instead of...that lol.
I love how since this feud is hundreds of years old and still going on after moving from Italy to New Jersey, that kinda implies there might be a Montebello and Prestolani family in *every* city around the world, duking it out with their own Romeos and Juliets.
Most of those are franchises...
@@happycamper4315 If you buy a franchised Montebello's location, do you also have to start hating the Prestolanis, even if your last name is actually Smith?
As someone of Scottish descent, I can declare this one Plausible.
@@neolexiousneolexian6079 buying a montebello's location immediately changes your surname to Montebello, because how can it be Montebello's if it's not owned and operated by a Montebello
Specifically cities named Verona.
That final "pizza" shot has got to be, hands down, the most horrifying jump scare I've ever been subjected to in this or any other lifetime.
lmfao cant wait to see it.
That pizza is a crime against nature and humanity
I once ordered a margherita pizza that looked like that in upstate New York......and I still ate it because I have a problem.
@@abdelnajjar8191 I'll pray for you. >.
It was a crime against humanity. Somebody call The Hague! 😂
"Trying each other's pizza" is certainly one way to sanitize the 13-year-old Juliette losing her virginity.
Mama Mia!
“Not tonight, honey, it’s my marinara time.”
@@voidmayonnaise that's hilarious and I love your username and pfp 😂
I hope she didnt have cheese in her downtown.
@@voidmayonnaise May your marinara sauce /never/ cling to your pasta.
The genre of bad movies that involve both love and pizza will always have a pizza my heart.
That's some real artistry, making a pizza look *that* unappetizing. Props to the props department.
I love that Tony Amendola is always a priest in movies. Like his should be an honorary priest with how many times he's donned the robes.
Really have to love how a big fire engulfs two buildings and our protagonists decide to save themselves by hiding in a tree like it’s fire retardant. Honestly, they’d have a better chance standing on the brick wall…
Actually the brick would get too hot to stand. At least the tree has water in it. I forget the reason, but I saw something about how brick building actually spread fire faster
@@msjkramey that’s not entirely true. While yes, a brick wall would eventually get too hot to stand on, wood doesn’t need to wait that long; the tree would collapse long before the wall got hot, due to the air pockets inside natural wood and tree foliage that can act as flammable debris. A brick wall (especially one that I’d assume passed inspection) wouldn’t have what fire needs to spread either up or out quickly.
This has been Fire Talk.
@@C.V317 Thank you for Fire Talk! It was actually good to know; where I live, the main types of hardwood trees are Eucalyptus, Acacia, and Corymbia, so you obviously don't go anywhere near them in a fire on account of all the flammable oils and resins. But it's nice to know for sure that normal, doesn't-actively-want-to-be-on-fire trees are also not a safe bet in fire situations.
@@C.V317 What are y'all smoking?! Aside from trees with flammable sap, have you ever tried burning fresh wood? It's hard as heck to light! But like, none of that matters. It's the smoke inhalation that would kill them quickest and since smoke rises, even the lemon tree that won't burn well is a terrible idea. What they really wanted tho, was the throwback to being nice to the tree and it being nice to them.
@@freshrot420 while you raise a fair point about the smoke inhalation killing them before the fire does, I will argue that an isolated tree literally surrounded by buildings and debris on fire would not take so long to catch fire. How long it took would depend on the type of tree, but it isn’t longer than a brick wall; the tree will collapse before the wall would. Most likely, the leaves would catch fire first (which is also a reason a tree is not a place to go to when there’s a fire), and the branches would collapse before the trunk, it would still be a giant bit of wood surrounded in flames.
I can’t believe I have to explain, in the comments section of a video about a cheap film, that wood is combustible.
I went into this like "How bad can the pizza really be?"
Nothing could prepare me for the horrors to come.
One of my favourite things to look out for in cheap movies is food, because for some reason I find it hilarious watching a family dinner scene where the set dresser has put down some plates of plain spaghetti, a big bowl of raw spinach masquerading as a salad in the middle of the table, and red wine that is obviously juice (Except for the kid, who always has a glass of milk. Because that's what kids drink at dinner.) It's right up there with costumes for Rich Lady characters, where the budget can't stretch beyond a thrift store satin suit from the 80's and strings of fake pearls.
That pizza at the end, though....Holy damn, someone really just dumped some canned vegetables on that thing and said, "Good enough!"
Ooh, I'm gonna start looking at rich ladies in low budget movies! My thing I like to look at the costumes on kid characters in low budget flicks! They'll always be dressed slightly to the left of what appropriate for the situation, overdressed for a birthday party, underdressed for a wedding, wearing bright colors at a funeral, that kind of thing. I think the kid costumes often come out of people's attics.
@@limelantern5637 Related to this - Teen characters. Anyone who isn't Goth kid or Cheerleader girl will be supplied with solid colour shirts and jeans ONLY, with the option to grab a random accessory from the Quirky Box.
I have lived in New Jersey my entire life, 36 years at this point, and I have never once seen a pizza look anything like that here. That is heresy!
LOL I had not yet seen this comment when I wrote mine, which is like I took yours and put it thru a thesaurus! 42 years myself, and those pizzas effing hurt to look at.
I hear ya.
Here here! I agree, lol!
Shiri Appleby is one of those actors who is so good and has such inherent charm that I can't believe she has been in almost nothing that wasn't TERRIBLE her whole career.
Except UnREAL
As a New York/Brooklyn style pizza lover, those pizza were a sin against earth and god especially the last one. I like diced tomatoes one my pizza sometimes but that... that and everything pushed to center. I mean those were pizza made my someone that had never had pizza before. I really enjoyed this review you killed it as always.
It looked like they tried to incorporate a salad bar by just...putting salad in the middle of the pizza. D:
I... Think the idea was to make a fancy plating, but make it pizza.
Which doesn't work with pizza, at least not like _that._
What makes it funnier is that I looked up the location and Verona NJ is only 20 minutes from New York. The pizza definitely shouldn't look like that.
I laughed aloud when you said "You know what they say about facing your problems. Don't." 😂
The musical "It ain't heavy, it's just flour" joke got a big laugh out of me, thank you very much.
Omg that guy looks like Chris Evans in Not Another Teen Movie and I couldn't concentrate on anything else hahaha. Fun video! I thought of little Italy when I heard the premise as well.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one. It was so distracting lol.
@@crumpettrashgoblin right??
The biggest crime of that pizza monstrosity towards the end is it looks *severely* undercooked. That thing probably could've benefitted from Nicky burning it 🤣
In regards to suggestions for videos, I'm unfortunately not too familiar with many made-for-TV movies besides maybe Where the Heart Is? That was played *constantly* in my household growing up, my mom was obsessed with "feel-good" stuff like that
I died on that fourth wall break.
I came back to life to write this comment.
5 stars, amazing.
I did a spit-take of pizza and then died. Still ded
I came back to life when I saw that Roses is blonde!
That "You know what's complicated?" bit is gonna stay in my brain for a hot minute! I could watch you riff on pretty much any piece of media, but this one was particularly good.
I rewinded that part literally 10 times.. I was hysterically hysterical😂😂😂😂😂😂
This film can't be all bad, it has got Tony Amendola in it; the budget F. Murray Abraham. He's always a treat.
What a great review is this; so many solid laughs.
Weird seeing him play a character worshipping a god though. 😂
Too bad Roses isn't a Stargate fan. Sooo many jokes could be made.
I actually thought it was F Murray Abraham the whole time.
Now, I'm wondering how many times I've confused them.
@@LadyEowyn 😆
"Pizza My Heart" sounds like a off brand local pizza shop that kinda looks half run down but makes a mean slice
New Pushing Up Roses video? On my day off?! What a glorious day.
Fun fact, “Montebello” literally means “beautiful/nice mount” and it’s a common toponym. For example it’s also the name of one of the castles in my home town XD
My take is that I think the choice for the leads’ names was very clever. They’re not obviously derivative of “Romeo” and “Juliet” while still clearly being so, and I just appreciate that they clearly thought about it for more than two seconds.
I almost spit out my coffee when you calmly and without irony said the title of the movie.
If you wanna cover a fantastically insane Christmas movie look up Karroll's Christmas. The ghosts accidentally haunt the wrong person in a wacky Christmas Carol romantic comedy. It has Verne Troyer, Wallace Shawn, Tom Everett Scott. And... It managed to make me cry.
For some reason the sister tasting the sauce off the shirt has lived in my head since I saw this when it aired and I am grateful? to finally relearn the name of the film. You're the best Roses!
I'm glad I'm not the only one who remembers this. Pre-teen me loved this. And it's weird that this niche cheesy Romeo and Juliet but with pizza was one of the films that gave my pre-teen self clues that I'm bi (I watched it for Shiri Appleby because I didn't know I had a crush on her and ended up having a crush on the male lead as well).
I know right I remember the movie as a half forgotten fever dream that I only later found out was real
A) you mean Cher’s dad ??
B) I’m shocked at how many *that guy who was in that thing* there are in this movie. I recognize nearly everyone! Can’t name a one.
I'm not surprised there was a lot of tension in those families trying to base their identities around those terrible pizzas. I don't think those things would pay anyone's bills. I'd be less concerned about my children's love life and more worried that my life was based around trying to sell something a rung above hot garbage
In real life, those restaurants would obviously be fronts for other... activities.
"If you have any suggestions for a weird made-for-TV movie, post it in the comments."
I'll throw The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (1980), with Jeff Goldblum as Ichabod Crane, into the suggestion hat. Or Disney's The 100 Lives of Black Jack Savage (1991).
Pizza My Heart could also be the title of a horror movie where the killer puts ripped out hearts on pizzas. Like the one in My Bloody Valentine. (Only in pizza boxes instead of heart-shaped boxes of chocolates). Might have been more exciting...
Now I'm in the mood for pizza. 🍕
I'm choosing to believe that Tony Amendola's character in this is also Father Perez from the 1st Annabelle movie. A demon gave him eternal life and he has to move around the country to keep people off his trail.
From the title I thought this was gonna be about that Little Italy movie Drew Gooden talked about so the fact that it’s apparently about something completely different, judging from the comments, is deeply intriguing to me
When I saw the guy who played the priest, I was like "Hey, it's that guy" but couldn't actually name anything he's in. So I looked up his IMDB and yeah, he's one of those actors who's done a bunch of single episodes of tv shows. Including a priest on Will & Grace and a clergyman on Columbo, so I guess people like casting him in that role.
He has a recurring role on Stargate, which is where I know him from.
Hi, I'm rewatching Murder She Wrote thanks to your series. I think you should tackle a rare two-parter on Season 12's episode 6 and 7 - Nan's Ghost. The logical Jessica doesn't believe in ghosts as she attends the funeral of a friend's daughter - indecently the daughter was found because her ghost led him to her. It is set in Ireland, and the cliff-hanger put Jessica in real danger! Love your reviews!
So happy to know that someone else remembers and likes the movie Pizza My Heart! 🍕 ❤ Loved seeing Shiri Appleby from tv show Roswell and Nick Spano from Even Stevens. Used to love watching the old ABC Family movies.
8:13 "You know what's complicated..."😂
Loving this 🤣 Every day with a Pushing Up video is just a little bit better somehow!
I couldn't get over how the main character looks like a mix of Chris Evans and Lee Pace
Yes! I was just thinking that he looked like the poor man's Chris Evans.
I don't think it's a made for tv film, but look into Blood Car. Yes, it's a horror, but it is creepy in how relevant it can be. Also, contains the best quotes that you will ever hear.
The title of this movie is super weird because there is a local pizza chain called Pizza My Heart and it is freaking delicious. Like they actually use fresh real products rather than frozen things that are distributed across the nation like Domino's. Also my heart sank when I saw Anakin Skywalker in a terrible pizza based romcom
Regarding the getting someone else an interview...back in the early 00's, yes you could! In fact it's how i got my first job, i was at sixth form (basically free extended education for people too poor for uni so my mum could keep getting parental cash from my dad...anyway) My sister was working at a printing studio and basically got me an interview and the job (i had NO CV and she didn't have any of my grades, just "he is my brother" and "cool we'll give him a job") I worked there for 6 years. Not the best paying job but one of the best bosses i ever had! Family run firm that always looked out for my sister and unfortunately closed in 2008.
I thought I was the only one that remembered this movie. Now you have to do Campus Confidential, which was another ABC Family movie I think, and my bingo card for "random things I remember that normal people do not, but TH-camrs do videos on" will be complete. LOL!
I had no idea that "Romeo and Juliet, with Pizza", even existed, but now my curiosity is piqued enough to check it out! 🍕😋😉
@Trina Q Check out Little Italy, basically the same movie, but set in Toronto and with Emma Roberts and Hayden Christensen!
I am down for more 'Made for TV pizza movies'. Maybe next time will be a pizza that looks edible...
D-did they just surround the edge with full slices of tomato and then just dumped two cups each of Brussel sprouts and olives?! 😂 the moment they pick up a slice all the topings are gone.
A good pizza maker knows you avoid making the tip of the slice (middle of pie) heavy. For shame!
Still looks like a lovely goofy movie. Will definitely check it out
I truly thought this was going to be about Little Italy but right when I was about to type it you brought it up.
4:50 Yeah. Yeah, apparently you can. My dad did the same thing to me. Even drove me to the interview and I was mortified. It wasn't even a job in my field 🤦♀
I took me a while but it finaly dawned on me that Pizza My Heart is supposed to sound like Piece of My Heart
I love the sound effects/editing that you use. it always gives your videos such a cozy and familiar kind of humor.
Would Mystic Pizza be included in this category? It's not Romeo and Juliette plot based, but it and Little Italy are directed by the same man. Clearly, he has a type.
had no idea there were multiple pizza-centric romeo and juliet parody movies until this video, i went in thinking it was going to be about 'a slice of chicago romance' and it might as well have been since beat for beat they're almost the same movie lmao
I saw this movie a long time and also stumbled upon Little Italy. I had the same thought that the storyline was ripped off. The plots are soooo similar I absolutely think one influenced the other.
Yeah it seems like the writer of little Italy saw this movie as a kid and forgot about it and thought they came up with the idea...or they just straight up ripped it off, hard to say
My Michigander Detroit-style pizza loving heart sympathizes with the "sure, bring that shit to Chicago, see what happens" line.
If they were going to mention Verona so much they should have at least filmed it there! I knew Gina looked familiar, she's the girl from Roswell!! Loved that show.
15:21 That is the nastiest looking pizza I have ever seen in my life. 😂😂😂
Why, thats the most diabolical pizza ever spawned! 🦀
that's what you get when you let the antipasti and pasti combine.
I feel like George’s Island (from 1989) would fit the vibe of your channel perfectly. A kids’ movie about ghosts and pirate treasure with an antagonistic teacher named, I kid you not, Miss Cloaca Birdwood.
LOL- the pizza throughout the movie was probably bought locally. Looks like it was filmed in the NY Metro area- good on them for getting on location shots! (Yeah- I know there's film studios in NYC lol)
The pizza looks too gross to be from NY/NJ.
I never write here , but I found your video very special this evening
This is so wild. I am very glad to have watched your review instead of watching the movie itself, it feels exactly like the sort of thing I would have found in the kids media library at the hospital when I was young. XD
It's only been 11 hours since PUR posted this, but it feels like....
ONE WEEK!!
More please and thank you, with a suggestion of the bonkers Halloween episode of Punky Brewster!
“You know what’s complicated?”
- Judaism
- Learning medicine
- Physics
- Math
- Getting a cat to take its medicine
- The Israeli Palestinian conflict
- Ryan Reynolds’ career
- Deadpool’s origins
- History according to the Happy Science cult
I don't normally like to watch videos more than once, but I can watch yours over and over. They're so fun and charming! Some of these movies and shows I would never want to watch (with the obvious exceptions of Murder She Wrote and the Golden Girls). But I have bought a few video games because of you. Thanks for watching these movies so we don't have to!
Just as “Romeo and Juliet but with pizza” is a genre unto itself, “films about food where the food looks absolutely terrible” seems like it’s probably one as well. (See also “films about music in which no-one in the entire production team has ever held an instrument before”.)
I KNEW I recognized that director's name. Andy Wolk directed the infamous Christmas Shoes TV movie.
Oh, wow. I actually remember watching this on TV. I watched the whole thing and it was a nice lazy evening. Never realized how weird the actual pizzas looked, heh.
"Trying each other's pizza" is certainly one way to spin a metaphor.
Also, Chicago area native here. Can confirm, pizza is 100% a _big deal._
I imagine the reason this movie is so forgotten is because the actual "Pizza My Heart" restaurant chain always tops search results.....and now I miss their pizza. There's none around me where I live.
Agreed, Roses. A date that involves being hand-fed pizza does sound pretty perfect. Loved the riffing on what's complicated.
Two feuding families being neighbours for centuries sounds like a plot straight out of the *CALZONE ZONE*
"the CalZone" was right there, man
But were they low-calorie?
@@limejetThe Palzone is what I would've riffed.
Love this - especially the hollies ref
Love your humor, the "no notes" always brings a chuckle 😄
"bring that to Chicago and see what happens" nearly took me out. I was mid chew. Who d I contact about a near murder😂?
That pizza at the end hurts my heart and soul, as well as the hearts and souls of all my family.
What was that? Spinach and artichoke dip? Did they try making a Margarita pizza, ran out of sliced tomatoes, took the single most inept person in the whole shop, threw a blindfold on 'em, sat them in front of the veg topping station and said, "Create!"
Yknow I just started watching your videos again, and you're comedic timing is incredible. Good work.
Ohmigod! I love this movie!. I love that this movie was so clearly filmed in New Orleans like blatantly on Magazine St.
I saw this movie back in the day at the height of my Shiri Appleby/Roswell obsession 😂
There’s a pizza chain in the San Francisco Bay Area called Pizza My Heart. I haven’t thought about it since I moved away (to Chicago!) so this video made me smile today
Speaking of tv movies, I saw it mentioned in one of your earlier videos but I'd really like to see you talk about Holidays in Handcuffs.
My favorite Holiday film!!! My Christmas tradition. But I love it so, I'm afraid Roses might be too sarcastic about it
love PUR cheerfully referencing a drew gooden video and being from chicago in less than a minute, truly a direct pipeline to my heart
Somehow, this channel has become my background noise show-type thing. Roses reminds me of the women from Rifftrax (the current spinoff of MST3K) with her wit and delivery. She could probably describe paint drying for an hour, and I'd still put the video on repeat, haha.
You should watch and review Winter Kill, a murder mystery set in a ski resort. Stars Andy Griffith, made in 1974. Haven't seen it in years but remember it being really good if weird
Having grown up 2 towns south of - where? - Verona NJ, that clip of Bloomfield Avenue looking west at 1:03 was a nice piece of nostalgia!
I needed this today. I love your choice of movies and listening to you riff on them is a treat.
You should rewatch The Golden Girls: Its A Miserable Life, season 2 episode 4.
It’s one of my favorite episodes.
Blanche: “Rose, you have to put this behind you. You killed Mrs. Claxton two days ago!”
Night at Terror Tower Goosebumps recap/analysis with Dominic Noble?!?!?!?! I am not going to be ignored, David!
Your channel is one of my absolute favorites on all of TH-cam. Love the mix of old shoes I loved, and …whatever this is 😂
Yes when I think romeo and juliet I think pizza
Isnted of both of them dying in the end they just get into a scrap about who can have the last bit of garlic bread
Venice? Versailles? Victoria? Velencia? I just cannot remember the setting for this...
Pushing Up Roses is one of the most consistently funny channels on TH-cam.
Mr. Boogedy!! You asked for recommendations for made for TV movies, and this Disney classic has it all.
Thank you for producing this.
15:21 The very moment I was compelled to smash the "like" button until it turned to dust. 😆
When Jimmy Neutron appeared and mutated the pizza into a skull pepperoni monster who ate everyone.
I remember a weird movie from like the 1980s with the dad from Wizards of Waverly Place called Solarbabies, i had a really good time just riffing on that with my friends a few years ago. One of those weird "apocalyptic future" movies but this time...rollerblades
Roses, you need to review everything! Great job (as always, but especially)!
Super fun! Thank you for reviewing this, brightened my day.
Any one else catch that Cube reference? Oh PUR, I love you. Perfect, no notes.
Love your videos! Wild that William Ragsdale from "Fright Night" is in this movie.