80's Commercials Vol. 908
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- These commercials aired on FOX in May and June of 1989
1. "Married...With Children" Commercial Bumper (Brought to you by Isuzu. Commercials starting here aired on May 28th, 1989)
2. Isuzu Trooper (With David Leisure aka Joe Isuzu)
3. Coors Bare Essentials Display
4. Promo for "Big Trouble In Little China"
5. Bacardi Tropical Fruit Mixers
6. U.S. Army
7. Sundance Sparklers
8. Liquid Clorox 2
9. Coors Light
10. Promo for "Premiere: Inside The Summer Blockbusters" (As stated in the previous video, 1989 was a huge summer for movies...especially big budget franchise sequels)
11. Nissan
12. Fry's
13. Promo for "Taxi"
14. "Married...With Children" Commercial Bumper
15. Budweiser All Star Game
16. Kentucky Fried Chicken (With Ray Charles singing)
17. Lemon Fresh Clorox Bleach
18. Bacardi Tropical Fruit Mixers
19. Promo for "It's Garry Shandling's Show"
20. "Married...With Children" End Credits
21. Promo for "Star Trek"
22. Gillette Atra Plus Razors (Commercials starting here aired on June 4th, 1989)
23. Promo for "Big Trouble In Little China"
24. Hidden Valley Ranch Salad Dressing (With the voice of Sally Kellerman)
25. Promo for "The Reporters"
26. AM/PM Frozen Yogurt Super Sundae (With Loretta Swit)
27. Promo for "Exploring Psychic Powers Live" (Can be seen here: • Exploring Psychic Powe... )
28. Promo for "Silver Spoons" and "Charles In Charge"
29. California Cooler
30. TV Spot for "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier" (Written and directed by William Shatner, this is universally regarded as the worst Trek movie featuring the original series cast and widely considered among the worst in the entire franchise period. Though it was #1 at the box office the weekend it came out, it dropped sharply in subsequent weeks and was considered a huge critical and financial disappointment and nearly killed the prospects of future films in the series. Thankfully the original series cast was able to go out on a high note with "The Undiscovered Country" in 1991)
31. Bud Light
32. Promo for "It's Garry Shandling's Show"
33. "Married...With Children" End Credits
34. Promo for "Big Trouble In Little China" (Partial)
35. "Married...With Children" Commercial Bumper (Brought to you by "Batman". Commercials starting here aired on June 18th, 1989)
36. TV Spot for "Batman" (Went on to become the #1 movie that summer)
37. Coors Extra Gold
38. Promo for "Totally Hidden Video"
39. TV Spot for "The Karate Kid Part III" (Another poorly regarded sequel released that summer, this was also a box office disappointment compared to the previous two films in the series)
40. Martini & Rossi Asti Spumante
41. Silkience
42. TV Spot for "Ghostbusters II" (I'm a bit surprised that these trailers didn't use Bobby Brown's "On Our Own" • Bobby Brown - On Our O... which I've always regarded as the theme song of the second movie)
43. Promo for "The Tracey Ullman Show"
44. Milk
45. AM/PM
46. Promo for "Charles In Charge" and "Family Ties" ("Silver Spoons" was a much better match)
47. "Married...With Children" Commercial Bumper
48. TV Spot for "Great Balls Of Fire" (A biopic with highly problematic subject matter that would ensure it would never get made today, but Dennis Quaid did a great job playing Jerry Lee Lewis and making him a flawed but charismatic and immensely talented figure)
49. Isuzu
50. Kentucky Fried Chicken
51. Promo for "It's Garry Shandling's Show"
52. "Married...With Children" End Credits
I saw Batman the night before having major surgery on my chest. It was scary because I was young and I remember worrying it would be my last time in a movie theater or my last movie ever. After seeing it I had more courage, especially because my parents bought me the iconic t-shirt to wear to the hospital.
I'm glad your surgery worked out for you. Glad your here! 🙂
Oh wow 🤩 I’m so happy your surgery went well and your here today. I hope you’ve had a good life and continue do so
I remember when some friends and I went to see *_Star Trek V: The Final Frontier_* one night. However, there was a problem with the film/projector and the film wouldn't start, so we went to see *_Great Balls of Fire!_* instead. Afterwards they got ST:V working so we were allowed to go see it. We got to see 2 movies for the price of 1!
1989 had one of the greatest summer movie lineups of the decade. A lot of classics came out between May-August.
The Karate Kid Part III was a big disappointment, even when I was a kid. Luckily, it's been redeemed by Cobra Kai.
www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_karate_kid_part_iii
1989: The Summer Of BATMAN.
Indeed, from the movie screen to almost everyone's shirts everywhere you looked.
1989 was a great year for me. Ghostbusters 2, my 9th birthday and then BATMAN! If it wasn't for all the cigarette smoke I'd go back in heartbeat... Just to see Batman on real 35mm film and for McDonald's french fries back when they were still crispy, delicious and fried in beef tallow
Sounds like all the sound effects in the Star Trek V commercial were “borrowed” from Star Wars.
wow, this takes me back to when I was a kid. I miss the 80's.
Kentucky Fried Chicken- That variation of the song, "Hit The Road Jack" is pretty catchy. I can see myself singing along every time I see this commercial.
Lemon Fresh Clorox- 🎶 Them Lemons They Roll, Them Lemons They Bounce, I Even See A Lemon Drop...🎶 I wish this jingle was longer. It's so catchy and fun to sing along with. I like how a lemon bounces down the stairs and a girl watches it do so nonchalantly.
I remember when my local newspaper did a review of Karate Kid part 3. He mentioned that a lot of people either walked out 1/2 way through, or spent more time just hanging out at the concession stand as opposed to watching the movie.
There are a *lot* of bad movie sequels but it's rare to see one that's so universally disparaged by pretty much everyone...from the fans to the lead actor and director. It also seems that Ralph Macchio, Pat Morita and director John G. Avildsen were all contractually obligated to do another film, so it's not a surprise that a movie where everyone involved didn't actually want to make it turned out bad.
@@80sCommercialVault Yeah, I never really checked into seeing if that was the case, but, more than likely, it probably was. IT just...didn't have that same feel to it; it hit a low ceiling and just spurred out into nothing and ended so abruptly, probably because there was no 'rooting for the good guy' from within it's audience.
@@80sCommercialVault John originally wanted the third one to be where Danny and Miyagi were back in Japan and they’d learn through flashbacks about the first Okinawans who learned martial arts over in China. But the studio passed on that idea.
It's been a while since I've seen the third movie, but it felt like the basic plot with Daniel facing Cobra Kai at another karate tournament would have worked better as a direct sequel, and the third film would have worked better with the Okinawa subplot.
@@80sCommercialVault Oh man... Imagine if they did it that way. KK2: Cobra Kai revenge, KK3, Okinawa. They could have stretched that nose honk joke from the beginning of the second one to the end of the third and it would have been epic.
Summer of 1989 was a memorable one for motion pictures!!!!!
The main thing I remember about Great Balls of Fire is the episode of Muppets Tonight in the 90s where Dennis Quaid was the host, and there was a running gag throughout the episode of him going into his Jerry Lee Lewis impression. Great episode, and also notable for a subplot concerning Kermit the Frog going on a date with Gilbert Gottfried. (Kermit had a "Win a Date with Kermit" contest, and Gilbert was the only entry who wasn't Miss Piggy.)
Since I wasn't old enough to see the Star Wars Trilogy in the theater, Batman was the first Summer Movie I remember being a pop culture event. I mean, people were getting the Bat symbol shaved in their heads that summer. Other studios tried to mimic its marketing (notably Disney with Dick Tracy the following year), but nothing quite compared until Jurassic Park in 93.
I wasn’t born for another two years afterwards, but the marketing of that film has always fascinated me. Just amazing how a films marketing can just infiltrate pop culture in that way. I don’t think I’ve seen anything quite like it in my lifetime.
The logo for Batman 89 has to be one of the most iconic ever produced for a movie and was pretty much all that was used to market the film.
The funny thing is that the emblem on Keaton's batsuit in the movie didn't match the logo used so heavily in the marketing/merchandising of the film. For "Batman Returns" the suit was altered to match the logo that had become so iconic.
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The movie triumph of 1989!!
Big Trouble In Little China-remake is still stuck in development hell..can be a good thing
The Reporters-had this show stuck around it couldve been Fox's answer to Dateline,20/20 and 48 Hours
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier-asked the immortal question,"What does God need with a starship?"
Batman-looks like Keaton might be the only bright spot about The Flash movie next year it seems..
The Karate Kid Part III-fingers crossed that Mike Barnes reappears in the next season of Cobra Kai
I didn’t know they were even attempting a remake of Big Trouble In Little China. I’m gonna be honest here when I say I hope it stays in development hell. Some ppl may disagree with me when I say I don’t like remakes. Most of the time they are revisions instead of remakes imo. Pet Cemetery remake is good example. Big Trouble was perfect for what it was when it was made. They should come up with new idea for new movies rather than trying to cash in someone else’s past success
Jim Ignatowski: When this cab hits 88 mph, you're going to see some serious stuff.
This video brings back the memories for sure. I remember (as a kid of 7 in 1989) going to the local drive in movie theater and seeing the Batman movie with Michael Keaton. Big Trouble In Little China remains one of my absolute favorite movies to this day. I’ll make time to watch it anytime I can stream it for free. Life was so much simpler then for sure.
Thank you for this. No more high school, Batman was coming out, and I had about month of freedom before going to FT. Gordon.
I recall seeing Karate Kid 3 on the opening night. Got the last three seats with a then girlfriend and her tag along friend. Sat dead center in the front row. I don't ever want to get that close to Ralph Macchio again! :)
Hidden Valley Ranch commercial narrated by Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan #1 (RIP) and then the yogurt commerical two ads later done with "Hot Lips" #2? Well played, FOX, well played.
Big Trouble in Little China...One of John Carpenter's most underappreciated films, and a great action comedy.
7:20 I can think of a few more times Mel Gibson was "very candid"
The only good part of Star Trek V IMO is the opening mountain climbing/camping sequence with Jim, Bones and Spock. After that, it quickly goes to shit.
I saw Big Trouble in Little China on Amazon years ago, it was great! Of course being into those kind of Asian movies helped a lot too!
But I think we would all agree that we were very fortunate to get Star Trek 6!
FOX15 ! Holy crap! Before Fox switched to channel 10. Good Stuff, Thank You for the upload.
11:24 They used a star wars torpedo sound effect in that Star Trek promo
The same sound effect is used in the movie too.
I can't believe she was cutting her pants while she was wearing them... The 80s were a wild time
the goood ol days
Omg, the old Busch Stadium 🤩 I miss it so much, yeah the new one is nice but I miss those arches at the top
Pen & teller been around since then, holy cow
They first met in 1975 and have been performing since the late 70s.
Hilarious that Married ...with Children is sponsored by a Japanese car company even though Al hates them lol.