The "Fat guy in a little coat..." bit came from the days when they shared an office at SNL. Chris Farley would always prank David Spade or try to make him laugh and he put his coat on one day and started singing. Makes me happy that it was something from their real life together. RIP Chris Farley.
Ahh. Eat me to it haha. Yeh I could imagine them staying up writing for SNL and Chris Farley doing the dance, and David Spade just like oh gos not again
the "housekeeping" bit was a real thing spade would do to farley as well.. iirc it was something he did at the hotel during filming and they said they should put it in the movie
A minor spelling correction: The male exotic dancers are "Chippendales." Named after the fine furniture maker from the late 1700s, Thomas Chippendale (the dancers wanted to sound classy). "Chip n' Dale" the Disney cartoon chipmunks introduced in the 1940s, who later had a TV show in the 90s, were named after the furniture, as well. Just FYI. :)
After listening to a recent interview with Spade I had more of an appreciation for this movie. Micheals refused to give them time off from their SNL job to make the film so they would fly daily to the set of the film and then back to NY to get ready for SNL. They did this the entire time the film was being made according to Spade.
The script was also only like 35 pages long when they started shooting lol its why so much of this movie is just Spade and Farley's usual real life antics. The director just took it from real life and put it into the film.
@@Mwoods2272 George Carlin once said that Micheal's is a "hands and knees c**k sucker". He hosted the very first episode of SNL and never came back (and that was the peak of his Co**ine use).
I went to Marquette University with Chris Farley, same communications program but he was a year ahead of me. He was legendary on campus. The opening scenes with him in his Marquette Rugby shirt at the party...THAT'S REAL!!!
That movie’s so weird, because in my head it’s just Tommy Boy again with a different family business, but I know I’m just misremembering a movie I’ve seen like twice
I was a fat kid growing up, and my idols were Chris Farley, Belushi, and John Candy. I wanted to make people laugh and be goofy in school so kids wouldn’t bully me. When Farley died, I was 11 and I was devastated. This and “Black Sheep” were my go to movies when I was young. Also, Almost Heroes (under appreciated gem).
@@nsasupporter7557 I didn’t say they were the same, I said because I was fat they were my idols in comedy. They don’t have to be the same for me to look up to them. I can like a Dodge Charger and a Ford Mustang. Who are you to tell me what I can and cannot like? That’s weird.
@@jasonavery I never said who you could and couldn’t like!! When did I ever say that 🤦♂️ I was just saying that I don’t understand why people always compare them, that was my point. Do you get it now
The 90's were a tough time for me as my favourite band was Nirvana and my favorite comedy actor was Chris Farley, losing both in similar circumstances was horrible but it did teach me that sometimes the person responsible for so much joy in the world can be badly hurting inside. I feel happy though that this movie and Nirvana's music always attracts new fans so Kurt and Chris's legacy will always live on
"He's a big dumb animal, isn't he folks?" Love Spade's cutting barbs. They tried to pair David Spade up with a few other plump comedians after Farley's passing but none ever had the chemistry of Chris and Dave 😅 Try Lost & Found, with David Spade and Sophie Marceau and a very cute dog.
They also tried pairing Farley with others after he and Spade had their falling out (over Farley's self abuse). Chris Rock and Matthew Perry - definitely didn't work.
Adam Sandler (and Dan Ackroyd) pay homage to Chris Farley with a little easter egg in “50 First Dates.” Drew Barrymore’s character visits a clinic called the “TB Callahan Institute” - an obvious reference to Tommy Boy Callahan. Another great touching comedy.
The father was also the crooked marshal in Silverado. The setting of the story was what happened to what is known today as the rust belt when all our manufacturing was sold out and shipped overseas. Good reaction.
Chris Farley and David Spade are probably up there for my favorite movie duos, they compliment each other very well, which makes sense considering their histories with each other but still
This was the magic of Chris Farley that is so hard to describe. He has this fun energy about him that is just so infectious. But more than that which makes him so beloved is that he really is a great actor that knows how to be serious and really feel for the character. He is not a dumb Peter Griffin, he is a Homer Simpson who has a big heart.
One of the real tragedies of his death is that we never got to see him explore that potential. He had a couple of “serious” films in development when he passed, including a Fatty Arbuckle biopic. I think with some training he could have been a pretty effective dramatic actor.
Fun Fact: When Tommy Boy said that "Beverly looks like a 10", that is a callback to a movie actress Bo Derek did in the late 70s, early 80s movie called 10 which co-starred Dudley Moore.
My grandpa once said "if at first you dont succeed......... fu@$ it!"....... but he also said "if at first you dont succeed, keep on suckin till you do suck seed"..... it was wise words for an 8 year old to hear from a drunk 😂 the good ol days
Thin crust all the way. Im here for the toppings not the bread. All bread does is fill you up fast, with thin crust I can eat more pieces and enjoy more toppings.
For almost 25 years I have travelled for work as an engineer doing custom machining sales in one capacity or another. This movie is gospel for all of my generation who have done such. It is even better that I covered WI, IL, IN, OH, and MI for some time which is the heart of where they went.
The highly detailed description of the fight is practically verbatim from a description Spade gave in an interview. It's on YT, and by chance I saw it like a week ago.
This movie and a few others like Billy Madison were critically sh!t on when they came out and did moderately well at the box office, then everyone got them on video and they became beloved classics. Comedies like this started doing really well after this, Sandler made a lucrative career from it and it sucks that Farley didn't stick around and reap the successes.
This is probably my most favorite Chris Farley movie. And you can see a lot of SNL bits on TH-cam. Farley was so energetic that many of the crew he worked with on there would break - especially Spade.
Chris Farley, David spade, Adam Sandler and others were all regulars on SNL and all good friends in the 90's. Chris fought with depression and a bad drug problem. He was a legend who is missed.
@@bryanneal939 then why was Tommy Boy his only hit movie? No one liked Black Sheep as much and Beverly Hills Ninja and Almost Heroes were crap. Farley was only a one trick pony, which was the “Fat clown.” He couldn’t play any other role than that
@@bryanneal939 yeah, I personally liked Black Sheep better than Tommy Boy. But despite that, Tommy Boy was the bigger hit… and his only hit. Chris Farley’s only success was on SNL… that’s the real truth. So he wasn’t legendary, sorry
Those two were very close friends and sometimes fought like brothers. The story you read after the movie was often recounted by Spade himself, who thought Farley’s jealousy (regarding Lowe) was funny.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Fat Guy In A Little Coat! I have been randomly singing that line for more than 30 years without a single soul ever recognizing it. So if you ever hear a woman randomly singing it, please let me know lol. He was so great on SNL. Dave and Chris were real life best friends too.
Herbie Hancock was the first popular musician to prominently feature record-scratching as its own instrument in a main stream songs. Check out “Rockit” You’ve probably heard it before and just didn’t realize.
19:00 In +90% of places in Chicago, if you order a pizza: you will get a thin crust, tavern cut, and the sauce will have some zing to it. The other 10% of the mom and pop shops will advertise what kind of pizza (Like New York or Detroit) "Deep Dish" was aomething made for tourists. Like, its something you get for when your cousin is in town and wants it for the novelty. It takes like an hour to cook so you have to call ahead at most places. But yeah, if you go into a place, ask for a large pizza with sausage, you'll get that classic thin crust and maybe a free liter of RC
Even after Chris Farley's untimely death, he still had a big influence on Adam Sandler. In "50 First Dates," Dan Aykroyd works at the Callahan Institute funded by T.B. Callahan. In "Little Nicky," it ends talking about how Nicky's angel mother ended up with her new aerobics instructor Chris Farley.
The "Black Sheep" comment definitely hits, a popular idea in the movie, hence the next David Spade & Chris Farley movie the following year, "Black Sheep". Farley was amazing and unfortunately had his personal demons with drugs and general thought was he was constantly trying to be the wild and funny guy, one habit would feed the other. Many have compared him to being the next John Belushi in both personal and performing aspects. Belushi was yet another one to succumb and lose his battle with addiction. Both SNL Alumni too.
Herbie Hancock is a musical composer. He is famously known for movie scores and for starting the hip hop "break dance" craze in 1982 with his hit "ROCK IT".
Chris Farley was a special guest at Woodstock 1994. He was hilarious. David Spade was a stand up comic in the late 80s, even moving in to the same apartment in LA that Dana Carvey was sharing with Kevin Nealon (all SNL alumni). He was hired as a writer to SNL in 1992 and became a cast member the next season. Lorne Michaels saw the chemistry back stage between the two (fat guy in a little coat) and got the idea for this movie.
OMG greatest choice you could have made. Personal favorite combination of Spade and Farley. Not to mention the always amazing Rob Lowe as the villain trope.
Great reaction! Farley and Spade had unbelievable chemistry together. As Spade said once, “the characters really made the movie. You couldn’t pitch this idea nowadays: Two guys driving around Ohio selling brake pads.” Fun Fact: Brian Dennehy (Big Tom Sr.) also played David Spade’s dad on Just Shoot Me!
One of my favourite animated films of all time is The Emperor’s New Groove (2000) starring David Spade, John Goodman, Patrick Warburton, and Eartha Kitt. They all hit it out of the park, it’s hilarious, and you should consider watching it at some point. Thanks for making videos eh.
It's funny that you mentioned being a "black sheep" there's a movie with David Spade and Chris Farley starring in it ....called "Black Sheep"....you should check it out too.....
Fat guy in a little coat is legendary and has lived rent free in my head. You should also watch Farley/Spade's other movie Black Sheep. Very similar vibes :)
Every time I see Chris Farley in anything, I can't help but smile!! Man had such a presence & is still universally loved! Love for you guys to check out Adam Sandlers tribute song to Chris...gets me everytime ❤🫂
Saw this in the theater was laughing so hard i couldn't breathe...on a side note i worked in a break factory for twenty-five years and it was never as clean as the factories in this flim
"Lots of people go to college for eight years" "Yes, they're called doctors" "... and Chris Farley is like the black sheep of the family?" No, that would be the movie "Black Sheep".
Chris Farley, David Spade and Adam Sandler were such good friend in real life. Imagine What the Grown Ups movies would have been like if Chris hadn't died.
I HIGHLY Recommend Chris Farley's biography The Chris Farley Show. It was put together by his brothers and tells his life story through short memories from his friends and cast members. It's amazing, hilarious, and tragic.
Interesting fact: Movie critic Gene Siskel admitted that in all the years he's reviewed movies, Black Sheep was the only one he walked out on because he hated it that much.
21:55 that always bugged me. Cuyahoga Falls is a small suburb and wouldn’t have its own airport. You’d fly to either Akron/Canton airport or Cleveland. Also, someone who was actually from there would use the local dialect and pronounce it ‘KU-HOG-UH’ not ‘KY-UH-HO-GUH…Guess I’m just a stickler 😆
The "Fat guy in a little coat..." bit came from the days when they shared an office at SNL. Chris Farley would always prank David Spade or try to make him laugh and he put his coat on one day and started singing. Makes me happy that it was something from their real life together.
RIP Chris Farley.
Ahh. Eat me to it haha. Yeh I could imagine them staying up writing for SNL and Chris Farley doing the dance, and David Spade just like oh gos not again
You 2 didn't watch the whole video lol
the "housekeeping" bit was a real thing spade would do to farley as well.. iirc it was something he did at the hotel during filming and they said they should put it in the movie
They talked about this in the video?!
Check out the SNL skit with Chris Farley and Patrick Swazy auditioning for Chip and Dales😂 you’ll never be able to unsee it!
I used to laugh at it as a kid, but now that sketch just pisses me off whenever I see it
And Farley arguably danced better than Swayze!
*Chippendales
A minor spelling correction: The male exotic dancers are "Chippendales." Named after the fine furniture maker from the late 1700s, Thomas Chippendale (the dancers wanted to sound classy). "Chip n' Dale" the Disney cartoon chipmunks introduced in the 1940s, who later had a TV show in the 90s, were named after the furniture, as well. Just FYI. :)
@@erich.1355 😂I was thinking of the cartoon😂
R.I.P., Chris Farley. He always excelled in goofy antics.
Lost him and Phil Hartman within six months 😢
And doing large amounts of drugs...
RIP Brian Dennehy too. He passed away in 2020
@@dabreal82 He wanted to be like his hero John Belushi, and he was, including dying from addiction.
@neomoscoso10 you got that right, Chris Farley wasn't afraid to be himself when doing a funny scene
After listening to a recent interview with Spade I had more of an appreciation for this movie. Micheals refused to give them time off from their SNL job to make the film so they would fly daily to the set of the film and then back to NY to get ready for SNL. They did this the entire time the film was being made according to Spade.
blue collar style. as much as blue collar being a movie star can be.
The script was also only like 35 pages long when they started shooting lol its why so much of this movie is just Spade and Farley's usual real life antics. The director just took it from real life and put it into the film.
Meanwhile, Pete Davidson just shows up when he feels like it.
Why would Micheal's do that, he was both the producer of the film and SNL?
@@Mwoods2272 George Carlin once said that Micheal's is a "hands and knees c**k sucker". He hosted the very first episode of SNL and never came back (and that was the peak of his Co**ine use).
I went to Marquette University with Chris Farley, same communications program but he was a year ahead of me. He was legendary on campus. The opening scenes with him in his Marquette Rugby shirt at the party...THAT'S REAL!!!
lol. The ominous Black Sheep question.
I liked Black Sheep
David Spade: "Chris and I made a really funny movie called Tommy Boy. And a....nother movie called Black Sheep."
I always thought Black Sheep was funny and has some of Farley's funniest moments..
@@Plautus Black Sheep is funny, but it's also definitely a product of the 90's.
The only thing I remember was them getting pulled over, I won't say more but that part is stuck in my head forever.
It is funny you mentioned black sheep because that is another movie staring this duo.
i thought the same thing!
That movie’s so weird, because in my head it’s just Tommy Boy again with a different family business, but I know I’m just misremembering a movie I’ve seen like twice
Damn you stole my comment lol
I definitely grinned when he said it.
Yep
I was a fat kid growing up, and my idols were Chris Farley, Belushi, and John Candy. I wanted to make people laugh and be goofy in school so kids wouldn’t bully me. When Farley died, I was 11 and I was devastated. This and “Black Sheep” were my go to movies when I was young. Also, Almost Heroes (under appreciated gem).
Matthew Perry is also hilarious in Almost Heroes. I've always liked that one.
John Candy was nothing like John Belushi or Chris Farley. I wish people would stop comparing Candy to those 2
@@oriole21birdAlmost Heroes was crap
@@nsasupporter7557 I didn’t say they were the same, I said because I was fat they were my idols in comedy. They don’t have to be the same for me to look up to them. I can like a Dodge Charger and a Ford Mustang. Who are you to tell me what I can and cannot like? That’s weird.
@@jasonavery I never said who you could and couldn’t like!! When did I ever say that 🤦♂️
I was just saying that I don’t understand why people always compare them, that was my point. Do you get it now
"I'm going to be singing that for the rest of my life."
Welcome to the club.
The 90's were a tough time for me as my favourite band was Nirvana and my favorite comedy actor was Chris Farley, losing both in similar circumstances was horrible but it did teach me that sometimes the person responsible for so much joy in the world can be badly hurting inside.
I feel happy though that this movie and Nirvana's music always attracts new fans so Kurt and Chris's legacy will always live on
"He's a big dumb animal, isn't he folks?"
Love Spade's cutting barbs.
They tried to pair David Spade up with a few other plump comedians after Farley's passing but none ever had the chemistry of Chris and Dave 😅
Try Lost & Found, with David Spade and Sophie Marceau and a very cute dog.
They also tried pairing Farley with others after he and Spade had their falling out (over Farley's self abuse). Chris Rock and Matthew Perry - definitely didn't work.
The movie that put my town on the map for many, even though its not actually filmed here. Love this movie.
It's funny that he said Blacksheep because oddly enough the other film that Chris Farley and David Spade did together was called Blacksheep. 🤣
Adam Sandler (and Dan Ackroyd) pay homage to Chris Farley with a little easter egg in “50 First Dates.” Drew Barrymore’s character visits a clinic called the “TB Callahan Institute” - an obvious reference to Tommy Boy Callahan. Another great touching comedy.
The industry will never get another Chris Farley. I can't help but imagine what he'd be in now if he was still alive.
Beverly Hills Ninja is a Farley must.
That movie was only for the diehard Chris Farley fans. It wasn’t good
8:23 he was also in South Park movie when the kids are talking about Brian Boitano and he shows up and they say "not Brian Dennehy"
This is where the quote, "Luke, I am your father." comes from.
The father was also the crooked marshal in Silverado. The setting of the story was what happened to what is known today as the rust belt when all our manufacturing was sold out and shipped overseas. Good reaction.
And Willie Loman. Having Willie Loman literally die right at the beginning of the movie was a little dark.
Brian Denny was also in "Cocoon."
Chris Farley and David Spade are probably up there for my favorite movie duos, they compliment each other very well, which makes sense considering their histories with each other but still
Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels in Dumb and Dumber were way better
"What did you do?!?" was a frequently used joke phrase for a couple of years after the movie came out
It's ultimate shorthand for when you mess something up and leave it for the next person to think they messed it up
I'll always remember Chris Farley best as Matt Foley on a SNL skit.
This is one of my favorite comedies of all time.
Chris Farley also has a part in *(coneheads)*
This was the magic of Chris Farley that is so hard to describe. He has this fun energy about him that is just so infectious. But more than that which makes him so beloved is that he really is a great actor that knows how to be serious and really feel for the character. He is not a dumb Peter Griffin, he is a Homer Simpson who has a big heart.
One of the real tragedies of his death is that we never got to see him explore that potential. He had a couple of “serious” films in development when he passed, including a Fatty Arbuckle biopic. I think with some training he could have been a pretty effective dramatic actor.
"Hey Richard? Who's your favorite Little Rascal? Is it Alfalfa? Or is is Spanky? Sinner."
“He’s got a fried pickle now”.😂😂😂
Fun Fact: When Tommy Boy said that "Beverly looks like a 10", that is a callback to a movie actress Bo Derek did in the late 70s, early 80s movie called 10 which co-starred Dudley Moore.
GOD this movie !! Brothers don’t shake hands, man! BROTHERS GOTTA HUG! ❤❤
"Sinner" is my favorite line in this movie.
My grandpa once said "if at first you dont succeed......... fu@$ it!"....... but he also said "if at first you dont succeed, keep on suckin till you do suck seed"..... it was wise words for an 8 year old to hear from a drunk 😂 the good ol days
Thin crust all the way. Im here for the toppings not the bread. All bread does is fill you up fast, with thin crust I can eat more pieces and enjoy more toppings.
For almost 25 years I have travelled for work as an engineer doing custom machining sales in one capacity or another. This movie is gospel for all of my generation who have done such. It is even better that I covered WI, IL, IN, OH, and MI for some time which is the heart of where they went.
I loved Chris & David in this movie, they both we quite the dynamic duo
Not only was the dad also the corrupt sheriff in First Blood, he was also the voice of Remi the rat's dad in Ratatouille
The highly detailed description of the fight is practically verbatim from a description Spade gave in an interview. It's on YT, and by chance I saw it like a week ago.
This movie and a few others like Billy Madison were critically sh!t on when they came out and did moderately well at the box office, then everyone got them on video and they became beloved classics. Comedies like this started doing really well after this, Sandler made a lucrative career from it and it sucks that Farley didn't stick around and reap the successes.
"It looks real" love that line
Black Sheep is often paired with Tommy Boy during TV marathons. Classics.
Because they were practically the same movie
"Are they gonna be like brothers, and one is the black sheep?"
No, that's in Chris Farley's movie, "Black Sheep".
I think Simone was trying to quote/sing The Rolling Stones song Paint It Black.
🎶 I see a red door & I want to paint it black 🎶 😉🙂
Amazing and sweet movie, Chris Farley was one of a kind!
This is probably my most favorite Chris Farley movie. And you can see a lot of SNL bits on TH-cam. Farley was so energetic that many of the crew he worked with on there would break - especially Spade.
Herbie Hancock is a jazz musician. Some of his most known songs include Cantaloupe Island, Watermelon Man, and Chameleon.
Chris Farley, David spade, Adam Sandler and others were all regulars on SNL and all good friends in the 90's. Chris fought with depression and a bad drug problem. He was a legend who is missed.
Chris Farley was not a legend… his only successful days were on SNL. Tommy Boy was his only hit movie
@@nsasupporter7557 and he would have been in a lot more if he lived. He was good in every movie he did, blockbuster movie or not.
@@bryanneal939 then why was Tommy Boy his only hit movie? No one liked Black Sheep as much and Beverly Hills Ninja and Almost Heroes were crap. Farley was only a one trick pony, which was the “Fat clown.” He couldn’t play any other role than that
@@nsasupporter7557 I actually liked black sheep as much as tommy boy and hills ninja was just ok, he died early into his career and had great promise.
@@bryanneal939 yeah, I personally liked Black Sheep better than Tommy Boy. But despite that, Tommy Boy was the bigger hit… and his only hit. Chris Farley’s only success was on SNL… that’s the real truth. So he wasn’t legendary, sorry
Those two were very close friends and sometimes fought like brothers. The story you read after the movie was often recounted by Spade himself, who thought Farley’s jealousy (regarding Lowe) was funny.
A Fish Called Wanda might be a good one for you guys to check out.
3:40 classic Farley gag falling onto a coffee table and *annihilating* it.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Fat Guy In A Little Coat! I have been randomly singing that line for more than 30 years without a single soul ever recognizing it. So if you ever hear a woman randomly singing it, please let me know lol. He was so great on SNL. Dave and Chris were real life best friends too.
Herbie Hancock was the first popular musician to prominently feature record-scratching as its own instrument in a main stream songs. Check out “Rockit” You’ve probably heard it before and just didn’t realize.
Nobody notices David Spades character stayed way after the funeral also. he wasn't friends with Tommy at that point, but loved his dad.
19:00
In +90% of places in Chicago, if you order a pizza: you will get a thin crust, tavern cut, and the sauce will have some zing to it. The other 10% of the mom and pop shops will advertise what kind of pizza (Like New York or Detroit)
"Deep Dish" was aomething made for tourists. Like, its something you get for when your cousin is in town and wants it for the novelty. It takes like an hour to cook so you have to call ahead at most places.
But yeah, if you go into a place, ask for a large pizza with sausage, you'll get that classic thin crust and maybe a free liter of RC
I’m on my way to work and haven’t even watched this yet, and I’m already so excited!
One of my favorite comedies of all time!
They knew the details of that trivia story because Spade has told the story in interviews I believe.
Its funny that you mentioned Black Sheep at the beginning. That is another great Chris Farley movie!
First movie to have the line, "that's gonna leave a mark." After that, you couldn't make a comedy without that line.
"hehehe oh spade. why did you leave farley in charge of the bees?"
Even after Chris Farley's untimely death, he still had a big influence on Adam Sandler. In "50 First Dates," Dan Aykroyd works at the Callahan Institute funded by T.B. Callahan. In "Little Nicky," it ends talking about how Nicky's angel mother ended up with her new aerobics instructor Chris Farley.
I finally got a Simone reference! First Drafts of Rock (Jimmy Fallon/Kevin Bacon) is amazing. I highly recommend checking some out.
Simone's singing at 15:43 absolves you both for your Chris Farley / SNL naiveté.
And her singing for the intro.
Love it!
The "Black Sheep" comment definitely hits, a popular idea in the movie, hence the next David Spade & Chris Farley movie the following year, "Black Sheep". Farley was amazing and unfortunately had his personal demons with drugs and general thought was he was constantly trying to be the wild and funny guy, one habit would feed the other. Many have compared him to being the next John Belushi in both personal and performing aspects. Belushi was yet another one to succumb and lose his battle with addiction. Both SNL Alumni too.
10:20 the kid in the middle was in Harold and Kumar, he is the weed dealer at the college
Herbie Hancock is a musical composer. He is famously known for movie scores and for starting the hip hop "break dance" craze in 1982 with his hit "ROCK IT".
Bo Derek is an American film icon, mainly from one role in the movie "10", with Brit comedian Dudley Moore in 1980.
Chris Farley was a special guest at Woodstock 1994. He was hilarious. David Spade was a stand up comic in the late 80s, even moving in to the same apartment in LA that Dana Carvey was sharing with Kevin Nealon (all SNL alumni). He was hired as a writer to SNL in 1992 and became a cast member the next season. Lorne Michaels saw the chemistry back stage between the two (fat guy in a little coat) and got the idea for this movie.
@16:21 the cut to the can is legendary.
Yeessss! I'm so happy yall got a chance to see this movie, it's one of my all-time favorites! My sister and I quote it all the time lol
Fun fact. In Missouri you can drink in a car as long as the driver is sober. We call it car bar. Idk about other states.
OMG greatest choice you could have made. Personal favorite combination of Spade and Farley. Not to mention the always amazing Rob Lowe as the villain trope.
I'm so excited to see you guys bask in the glory of the Farley!
Tommy Boy is a really funny movie but I think the one that best showcases Farley's unique physical style of comedy is Beverly Hills Ninja.
Beverly Hills Ninja was crap. That movie is only for the diehard Chris Farley fans
@@nsasupporter7557 That attitude make me want to see it.
@@storkfletcher821 go right ahead, You might like it… but it was a flop and is forgotten. Tommy Boy was his only successful movie
Great reaction! Farley and Spade had unbelievable chemistry together. As Spade said once, “the characters really made the movie. You couldn’t pitch this idea nowadays: Two guys driving around Ohio selling brake pads.”
Fun Fact: Brian Dennehy (Big Tom Sr.) also played David Spade’s dad on Just Shoot Me!
Holy shit Farley, tackling an assistant just cause? Damn bro lmao
“Fat guy in a little coat” is a staple of my childhood. I had a friend who *loved* to put on any jacket he could find so he could sing it.
One of my favourite animated films of all time is The Emperor’s New Groove (2000) starring David Spade, John Goodman, Patrick Warburton, and Eartha Kitt.
They all hit it out of the park, it’s hilarious, and you should consider watching it at some point.
Thanks for making videos eh.
It's funny that you mentioned being a "black sheep" there's a movie with David Spade and Chris Farley starring in it ....called "Black Sheep"....you should check it out too.....
Herbie Hancock is a musician. He wrote Watermelon Man.
I remember the fight Spade and Farley got into while they were making this movie.
Funny thing you mention, black sheep early on, Chris Farley was in a movie called Black Sheep. It's good but it's very similar to this.
Classic Chris Farley!!!!!! Wish he was still here. Rip
it sounded like Simone was trying to sing "paint it back" by rolling stones.
Okay, we need to get you guys some of the SNL best of DVDs.
Funny George mentioned being a black sheep, the sort of sequel to this movie is Black Sheep, and it’s so good! Must watch!
Wow. That's the first time I've understood what Simone was referencing in her greeting. I'm not sure whether to be happy or scared.
Funny that you mentioned Black Sheep. That is also another amazing Chris Farley/David Spade movie.
Fat guy in a little coat is legendary and has lived rent free in my head. You should also watch Farley/Spade's other movie Black Sheep. Very similar vibes :)
Finally some Eye Candy for Simone!
Every time I see Chris Farley in anything, I can't help but smile!! Man had such a presence & is still universally loved! Love for you guys to check out Adam Sandlers tribute song to Chris...gets me everytime ❤🫂
To me, what made Chris different was the underlying sweetness that you guys mentioned.
2:12 " is he gonna be the black sheep ?" hey you should watch black sheep next !
Saw this in the theater was laughing so hard i couldn't breathe...on a side note i worked in a break factory for twenty-five years and it was never as clean as the factories in this flim
"Lots of people go to college for eight years"
"Yes, they're called doctors"
"... and Chris Farley is like the black sheep of the family?"
No, that would be the movie "Black Sheep".
Chris Farley, David Spade and Adam Sandler were such good friend in real life. Imagine What the Grown Ups movies would have been like if Chris hadn't died.
I HIGHLY Recommend Chris Farley's biography The Chris Farley Show. It was put together by his brothers and tells his life story through short memories from his friends and cast members. It's amazing, hilarious, and tragic.
George - "Is he going to be the black sheep of the family?"
Wrong movie buddy!
Interesting fact: Movie critic Gene Siskel admitted that in all the years he's reviewed movies, Black Sheep was the only one he walked out on because he hated it that much.
Hi Simone & George!😊 Great reactions to this comedy that is a home run, Kids!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
My childhood. Sooo happy you goobers are reacting to this movie. This fits your sense of humor so well! 😂 RIP Chris Farley
He was a very agile big guy, that why a lot of his sketches on SNL was very physical
My favorite comedy of all time. Great reaction as always. :)
21:55 that always bugged me. Cuyahoga Falls is a small suburb and wouldn’t have its own airport. You’d fly to either Akron/Canton airport or Cleveland. Also, someone who was actually from there would use the local dialect and pronounce it ‘KU-HOG-UH’ not ‘KY-UH-HO-GUH…Guess I’m just a stickler 😆