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Brendan Fraser had done another role in the past where he experienced everything for the first time. A cool fun movie called "Encino Man" from 1992. You guys should check that one out as well! You know, if you can get past Pauly Shore having a main role. At least Sean Astin is in it.
i totally forgot how good of a friend troy was in this movie. whats crazy is that this movie did a better job of normalizing different types of people than movies now adays. troys just there being fabulous
His deadpan delivery of "I think I'm being chased by a psychiatrist" always cracks me up. I adore this movie so much. Every actor nails their character so well. Not many movies can say that.
@@blueeyedcowboy8291 the cultist bar owner adding “it happens” as reassurance to the idea that psychiatrists chasing people is a normal thing in current society, kills me every time 😂
As many times as I’ve seen this movie, until this reaction, I never noticed that when Eve is narrating at the end and we see her in the glass, she’s twirling an engagement ring on her finger. Probably because she doesn’t look down at it but is looking out at her soon to be father-in-law. It gave me a totally new feeling for the end of the film. Not “different”, just a more “happy ending” feeling than I had before. 😁
Brendan Fraser's Oscar acceptance speech was the first time I've cried in my life watching something on television. The joy and gratitude in his voice and on his face was absolutely BEAUTIFUL. Heart wrenching, but beautiful.
It may have been $100,000 in cards but she was going after the man she loved. She fought those feelings but once it came to Sophie she couldn’t deny it.
Way back, Dr Pepper used to market itself as being a good hot drink as well. It had died down by the, but it's a good indicator how old fashioned he is even in the 60s.
I love this movie. I can’t imagine anyone else but Brendan Fraser in the role of Adam. He was just perfect in all ways and just a genuine nice guy overall.
Man did I have a crush on Brendan Fraser during this movie, and George of the jungle, The mummy movies, and Brendan is still handsome today and he's such a great actor I'm glad he's making his come back ❤
@@mellysomethingclever Another "fan" who thinks that actors don't have family, friends, co-workers, employees, former classmates, employers, teachers, coaches, business associates, neighbors, and enemies. Guess which one I am. You never will.
This is my comfort movie. I remembered when it came out. I was in Florida for my cousin wedding, and it was showing on cable. My cousin and I must have watched this movie about 12 times while I was there for the week. I love this film.
My mom passed away in 2019. Brandon Fraser was one of her favorite actors. He’s a great actor. Mrs. Winter borne is another classic Brandon Frazer film that goes unnoticed.
I love that you guys reacted to this! This is one of my all time favorite movies. It actually feels like you're witnessing someone seeing everyday things for the first time and the awe that it brings.
47:28 The first countertop commercially available microwave for the kitchen was first sold in 1967 for $1500 ($12,000 adjusted for inflation). The first microwave oven was sold in 1946 and cost $5000 ($80,085.13 adjusted for inflation)
@@jmg4208 Interesting. I'd always heard that the microwave oven was accidentally discovered when a scientist performing some sort of experiment as a part of nuclear research noticed that some chocolate melted near the device and they had to find out why, and then they turned it into the oven. This is also said to be the source of saying that we're "nuking" something when we put it in the microwave.
"Encino man" staring Brendan Fraser, Pauly Shore, Sean Astin, Ke Huy Quan. It's a comedy but I think it really touches Brendan's ability to act using mostly body and facial language.
I was 12 and living in Queens outside New York City at the time of the Cuban missile crisis. I do remember how scary it was and how through my childhood, the concept of an atomic war was deemed pretty inevitable, even if we didn't know when. Different newspaper and magazine articles would publish maps of the city with circles centered around ground zero presumably in Manhattan, as to how much damage would be done for a certain sized bomb (as they grew in size). The smallest circle indicated instant vaporization, working outward to say we might have a few weeks before succumbing to radiation sickness. All science fictions stories at the time set in the future, it seemed, had an atomic war in its presumed sequence of events, which only continued to raise the level of fear. Most depictions focused on the blast damage, with the radiation threat over in a mere few weeks. We never even considered a nuclear winter possibility, so the idea was if you could hide out for a short time, you might survive but then face a hellish post-nuclear nightmare. Very scary times.
I lived in Brooklyn years ago, and a lot of apartment buildings still had thei fallout shelter certification badges on them. I always thought it was cool seeing that bit of history still present and preserved.
💥 Of course, and we should still be after seeing OPPENHEIMER (2023). That's why we can't elect the most untrustworthy, egotistical man into White House again!
this is such a cinema gem, one of my all time favorites. My wife and I often answer each other's phone calls the way Adam answered Eve s call and we still crack up from it "hot diggity, thanks for calling me on the telephone" 😅
Actually it’s not true.. women didn’t want a divorce, because feminism hasn’t destroyed their lives and media didn’t create division between them.. divorce was legalised by mostly men, who were Jewish..
There's a director's cut floating around that shows Adam going to the public library and looking up old newspaper clippings about the plane crashing etc...
Yes, yes, yes! Such a great movie ... but as a PSA - Fraser is pronounced to rhyme with Razor. (Not Fray-zur like Kelsey Grammer!) Said only with love because Brendan has battled it his whole professional career so the least we can do as fans is get his name right 🙂
Actually, probably this one, yes! Crazy, Stupid, Love, which I love a tiny bit more, was later. So was Superbad. But I wouldn't call that one a "romantic" comedy.... At least those are my top all time favorite comedies. (With Top Secret still on #1! 😅🤭🤭🤭)
Blast from the Past is a BIG comfort watch for me. I watched it as a teenager when it first came out, bought the VHS, and have watched it at least twice every year.
This film has so many fun little moments like the little girl saying she see's it when he's talking about the sky and all the adults are trying to figure out what he see's. Same with that moment at the end where he asks his dad to trust him without understanding and the response is "In that case of course." as he does trust his son completely.
One of my all time favorites seen it when I was kid when it first came out and now same age as Adam in the film ! I try to watch every year and it ages like fine wine , I love showing it to friends like yourselves who didn’t get to experience it but I love watching those react they way you both do how special it was , as kid didn’t realize just thought of it as a fun romantic comedy but it’s even more to me now as an adult ! Cheers! great reaction and review !!!! Hope to see another film favorite reaction !
The microwave was invented in 1947 and the size of the unit and the price tag slowly went down over the next three decades. I remember going to college in '68 and there was a large snack room in one of the classroom buildings, with vending machines lining the walls. In the center was a microwave, the first time I had seen one. But I can't remember when I actually had one in my kitchen.
My family got our 1st microwave in the early 80's. Magic Chef brand, IIRC. My parents saved for quite some time to be able to afford it. Edit: Did some googling and it appears that in 1976 the avg price of a microwave was $370, which would be a bit over $2000 today.
This is probably Roxy's best reaction I've seen her have just enjoying the movie just devoting full attention to it and just going along with a ride is pretty cool
Nothing is greater than Brendan Fraser’s come back. He’s one of the most gifted actors, and more than that, you can just tell, in real life, he’s one of the most genuine and honest and Down To Earth people.
My Dad brought the Hot Dr. Pepper tradition to our family. He was born in the 50s. It's something we drink around Thanksgiving and Christmas. You heat Dr. Pepper over the stove with either lemon slices or orange. We do orange. It's actually not bad! :-)
My favorite Set Director joke was the shelf of Readers Digest Condensed Books, when in a bomb shelter you would actually have time to read a full novel.
When I watched this before, I thought that the ending with the dad pacing in the backyard, is him trying to work out the dimensions of his little Astroturf yard down in the shelter.
I really enjoyed this reaction to one of my favorite movies, which is so underrated. Thanks for making my day brighter. I appreciate your attention to details and your passion for the craft of movie making. You really brought up great insights in the wrap up that I hadn’t thought of before.
What a coincidence! I just re watched this movie 2 days ago after 25 years. I really enjoyed it and had forgotten what an awesome film this was. I absolutely love your reaction and take away ❤
This was one of my dad's favorite movies, so the nostalgia is strong. This is such a classic, and very near to masterpiece in story telling for the genre.
12:44 I don’t think I would hate my parents. Adam could never. He’s so wholesome. His parents actually remind me a lot of my own. I can’t imagine hating a love like that 🙂
"They didn't want to pay that guy to speak" That guy is one of the two straight-laced recruits in "Police Academy" that ends up in the "Blue Oyster Bar"
Yes! Finally! Top 3 comfort watches for me. BFTP used to fill me with such joy and hope as a kid. When people say _”they don’t make ‘em like this anymore,_ this is the type of movie they’re referring to.
Brendan Fraser has a uniquely sincere quality. His emotions and tone and care for everyone around him makes the character come across so authentically. And I think that quality rubbed off on Alicia Silverstone and Dave Foley. They can project that on their own, I'm sure, but when the star of a film can bring that degree of it into the film, everyone in the film feeds off of it. What a great film.
Another late 90s film that celebrates the valley Topanga Blvd and Sherman away This movie used to play all the time on The Movie Channel in the early 2000s
Loved this reaction! Great team up, great reactions and great movie! You guys should do Dudley Do-Right! I used to love that movie and I feel like it's a forgotten gem! 💎
Great movie, great cast. And a fantastic soundtrack. Hot Dr. Pepper though 😅😅 A good next watch would be "Bedazzled". Both Liz Hurley and Brendan in their prime...
Hi guys! Would love to see you cover some classic rom-coms on the channel, such as While You Were Sleeping, You've Got Mail, Never Been Kissed, 13 Going On 30 and Just Like Heaven. Ta. 🧡
This movie is one of my favorites from childhood, me and my mom would watch it every time it came on tv and i cherish the memories. Im always glad when more people watch it.
Yes! Thank you! I love this movie! ❤ Brendan Fraser was such a perfect Adam. But you know, in reality, he wouldn't make it in the real world. His immunity is weak, he'd be exposed to some disease and die within a few weeks. 🥺
I love this movie. It's perhaps the most wholesome movie I have ever seen, and yet it's not preachy and is very funny. So well written, so well acted. Brendan Fraser does such a great job of portraying a true innocent experiencing so many things for the first time. I tend to think of it as the inverse of another favorite of mine, Pleasantville. Instead of being a modern person thrust into a world of innocence and ignorance, it's a true innocent thrust into the modern world. The best thing about this for me is that, despite everything new that he encounters, Adam never loses his positive outlook.
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Can yall watch Encino Man with Brenden Frasier?
You gotta react to “Bedazzled”! The best Brendon Fraser movie out there
Brendan Fraser had done another role in the past where he experienced everything for the first time. A cool fun movie called "Encino Man" from 1992. You guys should check that one out as well! You know, if you can get past Pauly Shore having a main role. At least Sean Astin is in it.
i totally forgot how good of a friend troy was in this movie. whats crazy is that this movie did a better job of normalizing different types of people than movies now adays. troys just there being fabulous
His deadpan delivery of "I think I'm being chased by a psychiatrist" always cracks me up. I adore this movie so much. Every actor nails their character so well. Not many movies can say that.
@@blueeyedcowboy8291 the cultist bar owner adding “it happens” as reassurance to the idea that psychiatrists chasing people is a normal thing in current society, kills me every time 😂
Brendan Frazier enjoys his man out of time roles, this is essentially a more wholesome version of Encino Man.
A lot of biblical references: Not to mention the fact that his name was Adam and her name was Eve.
Adam and Eve. Cannot believe I never caught that.
As many times as I’ve seen this movie, until this reaction, I never noticed that when Eve is narrating at the end and we see her in the glass, she’s twirling an engagement ring on her finger. Probably because she doesn’t look down at it but is looking out at her soon to be father-in-law. It gave me a totally new feeling for the end of the film. Not “different”, just a more “happy ending” feeling than I had before. 😁
Yeah I didn't notice that either until this reaction. I saw this in the theater when it came out, great movie.
Brendan Fraser's Oscar acceptance speech was the first time I've cried in my life watching something on television. The joy and gratitude in his voice and on his face was absolutely BEAUTIFUL. Heart wrenching, but beautiful.
It always drives me crazy watching her drop like $100,000 worth of baseball cards on the wet sidewalk 🤣
It may have been $100,000 in cards but she was going after the man she loved. She fought those feelings but once it came to Sophie she couldn’t deny it.
I bet they were laminated :D
It’s the most underrated movie in the last 30 years..
Up until The Mummy, Brendan's whole career was a fish out of water theme. Encino Man, School Ties, George of the Jungle, Blast Frim the Past.
Bedazzled was a good one with a great, witty script
Brendan is such a great actor, I'm glad he's making a come back.
Same here. I've always enjoyed him as an actor.
He absolutely deserves all the good things that come his way. On the same level as a person as Keanu reeves.
He's been making a comeback since 2016.
Way back, Dr Pepper used to market itself as being a good hot drink as well. It had died down by the, but it's a good indicator how old fashioned he is even in the 60s.
I love this movie. I can’t imagine anyone else but Brendan Fraser in the role of Adam. He was just perfect in all ways and just a genuine nice guy overall.
Can we please just acknowledge that Dave Foley is like the nicest guy ever? 😅
Exceptionally happy
Now go watch him in the Postal movie lol
No he isn't. It's a facade, just like every other Canadian
He's adorable in Sky High.
He’s not like that irl
Man did I have a crush on Brendan Fraser during this movie, and George of the jungle, The mummy movies, and Brendan is still handsome today and he's such a great actor I'm glad he's making his come back ❤
He's been making a comeback since 2016.
Especially the mummy movies!! ❤
Roxy gushing over Brendan Fraser for X minutes 😂😂
Don’t worry we all love him too. He’s a literal golden retriever person.
Those dogs are unstable. Just like Brendan.
@@mytv89626 yeah and you’re peak stability spreading shit about someone you don’t know and will never care. Lmao
@@mellysomethingclever
Another "fan" who thinks that actors don't have family, friends, co-workers, employees, former classmates, employers, teachers, coaches, business associates, neighbors, and enemies. Guess which one I am. You never will.
@mytv89626 you're nothing dude. Shut up
@@mytv89626 no one cares lmfao.
"Would Alicia Silverstone want to come down there?"
Roxy: *"He might kidnap her."*
- That got dark 😂😂😂😂
Lmao I didn’t know the tone! Haha
@@roxystriar My daughter's (14) home sick and we both did a double-take and started cracking up. That was great!!
@@clevelandcbihahaha glad to make ya smile
ah yes, the original FallOut film everyone forgot about now that the show came out haha
Sissy Spacek and Christopher Walker were the cutest parents. Loved this movie growing up! ❤
Saw this Movie back in the Days.
It’s a beautiful Romantic Comedy with a great Story, great Acting and amazing Actors.
I really appreciate this one, the casting was perfect. I go back to this one a lot.
BEDAZZLED, you gotta watch it. Brendan Frazier is great in it. Awesome show there. You two keep up the terrific work 👌 👏 👍 😀
Came to comment this also! I hope they do react to Bedazzled!
Agreed I keep trying to get channels to react to this
Liz Hurley 😮wow
Right on. His first wish is my favorite when he comes downstairs for the 1st time 😆 🤣 😂
Also Gods and Monsters.
I couldn't stop smiling throughout just like Roxy Brendan Fraiser is amazing and Alicia silverstone just perfect.
This is my comfort movie. I remembered when it came out. I was in Florida for my cousin wedding, and it was showing on cable. My cousin and I must have watched this movie about 12 times while I was there for the week. I love this film.
My mom passed away in 2019. Brandon Fraser was one of her favorite actors. He’s a great actor. Mrs. Winter borne is another classic Brandon Frazer film that goes unnoticed.
I'm so sorry about your mom❤. Mrs. Winterbourne is a delightful movie.
I love this movie. The concept could be so goofy, but Brendan Fraser is so damn likeable and everyone does so well that the movie just works
I love that you guys reacted to this! This is one of my all time favorite movies. It actually feels like you're witnessing someone seeing everyday things for the first time and the awe that it brings.
Blast from the Past + Pleasantville
Is a great double feature.
Andrew and Roxy would completely dominate a TV/Movie trivia game!
47:28 The first countertop commercially available microwave for the kitchen was first sold in 1967 for $1500 ($12,000 adjusted for inflation).
The first microwave oven was sold in 1946 and cost $5000 ($80,085.13 adjusted for inflation)
Microwave was invented to heat rats from a frozen state to see if it was plausible on human .. kinda odd
@@jmg4208 Interesting. I'd always heard that the microwave oven was accidentally discovered when a scientist performing some sort of experiment as a part of nuclear research noticed that some chocolate melted near the device and they had to find out why, and then they turned it into the oven. This is also said to be the source of saying that we're "nuking" something when we put it in the microwave.
Damn that's expensive. Nowadays you can get a cheap one for about 20-30 bucks.
I remember our first microwave. We got it in like 1982. It was enormous and loud and it cost like $800 dollars..
I think I read that the first ones were made for large scale commercial kitchens like hotels.
"Encino man" staring Brendan Fraser, Pauly Shore, Sean Astin, Ke Huy Quan. It's a comedy but I think it really touches Brendan's ability to act using mostly body and facial language.
I agree!
“OH my lucky stars…😯” lmfao😂😂😂😂
I was born 1965. My grandparents used to heat up dr pepper in a pan with a lemon slice like coffee... I never got into it lol. Great reaction.
1:04:30 I first saw Dave Foley on Newsradion with Maura Tierney and Phil Hartman. HILARIOUS show!
Such a great, underrated show. One of my faves back when it was airing.
If you liked Branden Frasier in this, you may want to watch Mrs. Winterbourne. He stars along side Shirley MacLaine and Ricki Lake....
This is one of my all-time favorites 💜💜💜 really glad you guys got to see it and enjoyed it, too!
First time I saw Brendan Fraser was with Adam Sandler and Steve Buscemi in Airheads. Definitely worth a watch.
I'm with Roxy. I don't know how many times I have seen this, yet, I still smile, ALL THE WAY THROUGH!
I was 12 and living in Queens outside New York City at the time of the Cuban missile crisis. I do remember how scary it was and how through my childhood, the concept of an atomic war was deemed pretty inevitable, even if we didn't know when.
Different newspaper and magazine articles would publish maps of the city with circles centered around ground zero presumably in Manhattan, as to how much damage would be done for a certain sized bomb (as they grew in size). The smallest circle indicated instant vaporization, working outward to say we might have a few weeks before succumbing to radiation sickness.
All science fictions stories at the time set in the future, it seemed, had an atomic war in its presumed sequence of events, which only continued to raise the level of fear.
Most depictions focused on the blast damage, with the radiation threat over in a mere few weeks. We never even considered a nuclear winter possibility, so the idea was if you could hide out for a short time, you might survive but then face a hellish post-nuclear nightmare.
Very scary times.
I lived in Brooklyn years ago, and a lot of apartment buildings still had thei fallout shelter certification badges on them. I always thought it was cool seeing that bit of history still present and preserved.
💥 Of course, and we should still be after seeing OPPENHEIMER (2023). That's why we can't elect the most untrustworthy, egotistical man into White House again!
this is such a cinema gem, one of my all time favorites. My wife and I often answer each other's phone calls the way Adam answered Eve s call and we still crack up from it "hot diggity, thanks for calling me on the telephone" 😅
Divorce rate was lower because women couldn’t legally get a divorce without their husbands permission until the 70’s.
Now they're doing it all the time just because they're bored in life
@@jaryncovell2538as they should. Too many good d to be married to some whack d.
What is good for the Gander is good for the Goose. @@jaryncovell2538
@@jaryncovell2538yeah, just because…. lol
Actually it’s not true.. women didn’t want a divorce, because feminism hasn’t destroyed their lives and media didn’t create division between them.. divorce was legalised by mostly men, who were Jewish..
There's a director's cut floating around that shows Adam going to the public library and looking up old newspaper clippings about the plane crashing etc...
Yes, yes, yes! Such a great movie ... but as a PSA - Fraser is pronounced to rhyme with Razor. (Not Fray-zur like Kelsey Grammer!) Said only with love because Brendan has battled it his whole professional career so the least we can do as fans is get his name right 🙂
Or he could change his name.
@@mytv89626 ?!
Great underrated find...lovely job guys. Roxy, stay strong..you're doing so well. You guys are amazing.
Brendan's break-out role in Encino Man is another fish out of water movie. Well worth a watch.
So glad to see someone react to this. It never seems to get any attention, and I just love this movie.
What's your FAVORITE Romantic Comedy of the '90s??
Fools Rush In starring Matthew Perry and Salma Hayek was a favourite of mine when it came out!
Oh, this one's easy: While You Were Sleeping. 🧡
Actually, probably this one, yes!
Crazy, Stupid, Love, which I love a tiny bit more, was later. So was Superbad. But I wouldn't call that one a "romantic" comedy....
At least those are my top all time favorite comedies. (With Top Secret still on #1! 😅🤭🤭🤭)
My Best Friend's Wedding! 👍👍👍
Singles, Notting Hill, and Four Weddings and a Funeral.
Blast from the Past is a BIG comfort watch for me. I watched it as a teenager when it first came out, bought the VHS, and have watched it at least twice every year.
This film has so many fun little moments like the little girl saying she see's it when he's talking about the sky and all the adults are trying to figure out what he see's. Same with that moment at the end where he asks his dad to trust him without understanding and the response is "In that case of course." as he does trust his son completely.
So excited to see Andrew and Roxy react to this movie! This movie is good and underrated! 👍
One of my all time favorites seen it when I was kid when it first came out and now same age as Adam in the film ! I try to watch every year and it ages like fine wine , I love showing it to friends like yourselves who didn’t get to experience it but I love watching those react they way you both do how special it was , as kid didn’t realize just thought of it as a fun romantic comedy but it’s even more to me now as an adult ! Cheers! great reaction and review !!!! Hope to see another film favorite reaction !
The microwave was invented in 1947 and the size of the unit and the price tag slowly went down over the next three decades. I remember going to college in '68 and there was a large snack room in one of the classroom buildings, with vending machines lining the walls. In the center was a microwave, the first time I had seen one. But I can't remember when I actually had one in my kitchen.
My family got our 1st microwave in the early 80's. Magic Chef brand, IIRC. My parents saved for quite some time to be able to afford it.
Edit: Did some googling and it appears that in 1976 the avg price of a microwave was $370, which would be a bit over $2000 today.
“He drank it hot? Good God…” 😂
The superhero movie you were thinking of with Kurt Russell and Kelly Preston is Skyhigh.
I loved this movie when I was a teenager, love that you’re reacting to it!
I grew up watching this on vhs! Still a gem and love seeing channels watching it. Great reaction guys.
This is probably Roxy's best reaction I've seen her have just enjoying the movie just devoting full attention to it and just going along with a ride is pretty cool
This feels like a backhanded compliment lmao but thank you
@@roxystriar your welcome keep it up
Nothing is greater than Brendan Fraser’s come back. He’s one of the most gifted actors, and more than that, you can just tell, in real life, he’s one of the most genuine and honest and Down To Earth people.
My Dad brought the Hot Dr. Pepper tradition to our family. He was born in the 50s. It's something we drink around Thanksgiving and Christmas. You heat Dr. Pepper over the stove with either lemon slices or orange. We do orange. It's actually not bad! :-)
This movie is just utterly delightful. The whole cast just kills it, but Brendan Fraser is absolutely perfect. What a gem.
“Eve the psychic pimp” 🤣
Dave foley was in a series called News Radio. Phil Hartman was also in this series. Another one of the cast was Joe Rogan.
My favorite Set Director joke was the shelf of Readers Digest Condensed Books, when in a bomb shelter you would actually have time to read a full novel.
Decorator.
"Bedazzled" - another wonderful Brandon Fraiser comedy.
I love this movie lol. It gets funnier every time you watch it. So excited to watch this!
This is one of my favorite movies ever. I will never get tired of this flick!
Bedazzled is really a must watch Brendan Frazier movie.
When I watched this before, I thought that the ending with the dad pacing in the backyard, is him trying to work out the dimensions of his little Astroturf yard down in the shelter.
I really enjoyed this reaction to one of my favorite movies, which is so underrated. Thanks for making my day brighter. I appreciate your attention to details and your passion for the craft of movie making. You really brought up great insights in the wrap up that I hadn’t thought of before.
Appreciate this kind comment! 🙏
What a coincidence! I just re watched this movie 2 days ago after 25 years. I really enjoyed it and had forgotten what an awesome film this was. I absolutely love your reaction and take away ❤
This was one of my dad's favorite movies, so the nostalgia is strong. This is such a classic, and very near to masterpiece in story telling for the genre.
I love how this film taught us that anyone can be into hair and butts. Ironically, most people aren't into hairy butts.
12:44 I don’t think I would hate my parents. Adam could never. He’s so wholesome. His parents actually remind me a lot of my own. I can’t imagine hating a love like that 🙂
"They didn't want to pay that guy to speak"
That guy is one of the two straight-laced recruits in "Police Academy" that ends up in the "Blue Oyster Bar"
Yes! Finally! Top 3 comfort watches for me. BFTP used to fill me with such joy and hope as a kid. When people say _”they don’t make ‘em like this anymore,_ this is the type of movie they’re referring to.
48:15 I always thought he was correcting the layout of the furniture in the backyard ‘cause he knew exactly where it was supposed to go 🙂
Brendan Fraser has a uniquely sincere quality. His emotions and tone and care for everyone around him makes the character come across so authentically. And I think that quality rubbed off on Alicia Silverstone and Dave Foley. They can project that on their own, I'm sure, but when the star of a film can bring that degree of it into the film, everyone in the film feeds off of it. What a great film.
I love this movie and I watch everybody who reacts to it. I can't believe I missed this for the past few days. Thanks for sharing
Adam could have told Eve he had come from the past in a Deloran time machine with a flux capacitor - perhaps made more sense to her.
Grinning throughout a film makes a film my favorite film. 😅
28:38 I love many elements of this Classic, but the inclusion of the great Dave Foley really is icing on the cake.
I have watched this film 100 million times and I've NEVER noticed the engagement ring at the end 🤯
Another late 90s film that celebrates the valley
Topanga Blvd and Sherman away
This movie used to play all the time on The Movie Channel in the early 2000s
Haha exactly where it is!!
@@andrewgordon7662 I’m a valley kid 😎
Hot dr pepper with a slice of lemon is the absolute bees knees during the winter. It loses the carbonation and tastes like a strong flavored tea
There is a great message in this fun film about being a Gentleman "Making everyone feel comfortable" great reaction not surprised you loved this one.
Loved this reaction! Great team up, great reactions and great movie! You guys should do Dudley Do-Right! I used to love that movie and I feel like it's a forgotten gem! 💎
Real Genius… a fresh, baby Val Kilmer, genius kids fighting the establishment and a house full of popcorn
20:40 - BUTCHER - The actor who portrays the butcher is the same guy who portrayed the building contractor in Beverly Hills Cop 2.
Great movie, great cast. And a fantastic soundtrack. Hot Dr. Pepper though 😅😅
A good next watch would be "Bedazzled". Both Liz Hurley and Brendan in their prime...
Hi guys! Would love to see you cover some classic rom-coms on the channel, such as While You Were Sleeping, You've Got Mail, Never Been Kissed, 13 Going On 30 and Just Like Heaven. Ta. 🧡
When harry met sally!
Sleepless in Seattle
Get the name right DlCkf@ce
Brewster's Millions.
How about 'French Kiss'?
YAYYYYYYYY!!!!!! I asked and y'all provided. Thank you so so much.
the way the reacted to "multisexual" people is how we should still be reacting to them. so it aged very well society just got stupid as hell
48:11 OMG, I never noticed she had a ring on her finger! 🤯 And I’ve seen this movie so many times. Learn something new everyday 😅
Sky High - Kelly Preston and Kirk Russell & Dan Foley
Foley and his Kids in the Hall co star Kevin McDonald.. plus Bruce Campbell, Kevin Hefferman, Linda Carter and a very young Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
This movie is one of my favorites from childhood, me and my mom would watch it every time it came on tv and i cherish the memories. Im always glad when more people watch it.
“In that case, of course.”
No idea why, but that one line takes this movie from enjoyable to perfect for me.
⏯️24:45 still expecting a dark side 😂 this is one of my favorite movies and my favorite reaction to date 🧡
Hahaha okay maybe I have trust issues lmao
Yes! Thank you! I love this movie! ❤ Brendan Fraser was such a perfect Adam. But you know, in reality, he wouldn't make it in the real world. His immunity is weak, he'd be exposed to some disease and die within a few weeks. 🥺
I love this movie. It's perhaps the most wholesome movie I have ever seen, and yet it's not preachy and is very funny. So well written, so well acted. Brendan Fraser does such a great job of portraying a true innocent experiencing so many things for the first time. I tend to think of it as the inverse of another favorite of mine, Pleasantville. Instead of being a modern person thrust into a world of innocence and ignorance, it's a true innocent thrust into the modern world. The best thing about this for me is that, despite everything new that he encounters, Adam never loses his positive outlook.
The Americans is one of the most unknown and underrated shows of all time. Andrew should definitely check it out.
That dance scene is the greatest thing I've ever seen.