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Movies like Scary Movie and White Chicks are the epitome of the late 90’s and early 00’s, almost like a time capsule period. It truly was a different time.
@@edgardoMurniaI watched the first 3 again like a year ago and I thought they held up, with 2 being the worst of the 3 in my opinion. 4 and 5 are borderline unwatchable, lol
That's the problem with most youtubers that review it, they try to criticize the ridiculous scenario of the Wayan brothers playing the *white chicks* as if it wasn't the joke. The movie is supossed to be absurd and doesn't tries to take itself too seriously; which to me is the worst sin a silly comedy can commit.
You will never convince me that White Chicks and Scary Movie 2 aren’t classics. They are top tier absurdist comedy and they are in my heart with the original Scary Movie 🍿 ❤
Scary Movie 3 Has the absolutely funniest line of the whole series. When they're parodying "Signs" and have him walking up to his wifes car crash, and M nights character is sitting on the side of the road just looks up and goes "Hey, I'm gonna need a ride home"
@@BuiltDownLogically best part is they actually had to put effort into that gag by figuring out a way to get the shell to eject. They didn't need to have the shell eject, but they did it anyways
She was in the 4th movie too. I think her character was in the 5th movie, but they made the weird choice of having her played by a different actress. I haven't seen the 5th movie in a long time I can't even remember if Anthony Anderson and Kevin Hart even bothered to show up.
@@ComfortableTool86I think the plot is more solid in 3 than 2. 3 sticks to the Signs parody and makes the story more comprehensable, the problem with 2 is it's all over the place and only starts making sense in the last 30 minutes or so.
@@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747the second movie was rushed as they weren't planning to do a second one, but since the first one was so successful, they were "forced" to do it. That's why the plot is mostly 💩
The fact that nobody notices that they’re different people is part of what makes White Chicks so hilarious, Adum lmao. It’s supposed to be surreal that the friends are all so self obsessed that they don’t even notice when the sisters are replaced with black men in horrible costumes 😂
Yeah, i mean, i get the other criticisms, that movie is far from perfect, but this one made no sense, it's the whole fkn joke. It's like watching Looney tunes and complaining Elmer Fudd doesn't notice that the hot lady is actually Bugs Bunny in disguise.
This is such a basic joke though, and it's one of those one joke movies where that's all the movie has to offer. Isn't so funny that they're very obviously not white chicks but everyone thinks they're white chicks!
As a teen I actually watched Scary Movie BEFORE Scream. So the whole time while watching Scream, I was expecting the police guy to be the bad guy. I guess it helped me create my own red herring unknowingly.
White Chicks is one of those movies that a lot of people grow up with, for some reason. Specially in Latin America, for some reason. It's not good, but you have a soft spot for it. I will admit that the subplots of the wife thinking that he's cheating on her and the other guy trying to pick up the reporter are pretty dull. And now that you mentioned that it had 6 writers, I realize that it really shows, It does feel like just scenes mashed together sometimes.
Here in Latin America (Caribbean for me) it's a movie that was constantly replayed on cable. It was great stuff. I still have Terry dancing in my head rent free.
Dinner, drinks, and embarassing themselves and occasionally buying stuff. To be fair, that sounds like they actually bullseyed the Beverly Hills 'white chick' lifestyle, to be honest. To such an absurd degree I think it might have been intentional, and it was too accurate for it's own good.
Yes, I was going to say exactly the same thing. Along with the fact that they look absolutely nothing like the women they are meant to be standing in for. The white chicks review had me saying That's the joke.jpg
White chicks was THE movie in middle school. Me and my friends on the bus would quote it nonstop and we even had a mini dvd player that we would take on the bus and watch it (we were some of the first kids to get on the bus and it was about an hour long bus ride). Its such a bad movie but it will always have a special place in my heart.
As far as good comedic beats, Scary Movie 3 is incredibly good in my opinion. I think it’s the best in the series as far as the humor goes, and a lot of it can be attributed to how well they used Leslie Nielsen.
It does the referential humor way better, because it's not hinged on the fact they are making pop culture references, but making fun of the premise and scenario, like a proper parody.
@@Vanska0 It's weird because he didn't write Scary movie 3 and 4, but wrote 5, which was terrible. I wonder what happened between 4 and 5 for the quality of the writing to get bad.
Shannon Elizabeth was fucking underrated gold in Scary Movie. It's a shame nobody really delved into her potential as an actress past the American Pie, foreign hot girl trope she ended up being mostly known for.
I am not exactly a fan of his and this is the only video I watched from him in several months. The concept is actually more appealing, especially when it is movies you know and not new releases etc.
I dig this casual format, keep this up dude. Also scary movie 3 is a banger, narratively it's whatever but the comedy makes up for it. Leslie Nielsen hard carries every scene he's in.
It is definitely my guilty pleasure movie. I do know this movie has many, many flaws, but I still think this movie is better than any of the Scary Movies.
RED is actually a decent watch. It's a comedy thriller at about the same level as Willis's earlier movie The Whole Nine Yards, and like that earlier movie it was a hit that was followed up with a much less effective sequel. I'd say RED is much better than Scary Movie, which I find embarrassingly unfunny.
He probably laughed more recapping it than he did watching it because the movie itself really only has the one joke that they keep repeating over and over and over again.
The thing about comedy is if it's not funny or enjoyable, then it completely falls flat. And while RED isn't the worst thing out there, it's....very much falls short of even "basically, fine".
I think Adam overestimates the amount of hobbies the general population of rich white women in their 20s had in the early 2000s. Only eating out and shopping wasn’t far off lol. Hell, I wouldn’t even say that’s far off today
I will bet money that Malkovich had some hand in that creepy-ass pig being what he carried around. He must have wandered the props department, stumbled upon it, and went "that's the one"
To (quickly) explain the scary movie Freidburg and Seltzer thing: they were shopping a "similar" script at the time, and sued the Wayans and so won credits on the Wayans movie while theirs was never made.
I loved RED. I watched it about 6 times at the dollar theater in my town. I found it really fun, but I agree with what you say about the soundtrack. They did make weird, generic choices.
I'll defend Scary Movie 3, it at least has decent to great visual gags, Leslie Nielson is hilarious in it and it still has great quotable lines. But i do agree the first movie FEELS like a real movie
I love how i watched Scary Movie randomly in the same netflix and chill manner Adum had, then wished i knew his thoughts on it, and then saw this pop up lol. Thx adum
Gotta love synchronicities. I had a similar experience as I was thinking about Scary Movie and White Chicks maybe an hour or two before he posted this vid lol
I think of Keenen Ivory Wayans as kind of one of the pioneers of the genre parody genre-- I'm Gonna Git You Sucka, a very strong directorial debut for the time, and an absolute must-watch. That movie did NOT get its due.
Scoot you saying your BF remembers RED from childhood really made me feel old. I didn't need that attack. I remember that film coming out (Not that I thought it was great), like it was a recent film. Way to put me back in my box you AH.
The fact that you emphasize "casually" watching reminds me that watching movies is your job and that sounds kinda exhausting. You deserve more credit for what you
I remember RED as being the only movie I ever walked out of. Not because it was that bad, but because I went with a group of high school acquaintances who got bored 30 minutes in, and the group dissolved shortly after.
For me, White Chicks was hilarious to me as a kid. I was about 8 when it came out, and living at my aunt's house. My cousins and I watched White Chicks, Mean Girls, Freaky Friday, Napoleon Dynamite nonstop. All those 2004 movies, with very 2004 humour. I can admit it's not as funny as it was as an 8 year old in 2004. If it came out today, I would cringe (god please don't reboot it)
@@ididgt4259 Oh, Napoleon Dynamite held up for sure. Still one of my favorite movies. It was honestly different than the other ones, but I grouped it in there because it was one I was watching a lot at the time
Yeah, you are right about Scary Movie 2. So much fell flat. Might be because the studio forced the second one to be made and released asap. They had half the production time to make this movie, compared to the first one. This was so frustrating that the Wayans were done with the franchise for good. Still, it holds a special place in my heart. Just like you, when I was younger I enjoyed it more than the first one (And I still do, even with it flaws). I'm just a sucker for haunted house stories. They really overplayed the disformed hand joke. Yet, the 'hold on to my strong hand' scene still has me giggling like a 12 year old.
There is one visual gag I was reminded of in Scary Movie 3, I'm reminded of from RLM. The female cops hat keeps getting progressively bigger and bigger throughout every scene. Until it's a sombrero that she can barely fit in her car
Something else to check out for the Wayans is "Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood." It parodies things like some of Spike Lee's movies that were big at the time. I rewatched it somewhat recently bracing for the cringe that seemed inevitable, but it actually wasn't too bad. There's a couple things to overlook, but it still works.
@@КГБКолДжорджКостанца Given the general consensus is that the movies get less funny as they go on, yeah if it's just 1 hour+ of unfunny jokes, grossness, sex, and references, yeah I'd say suffering a bit more with each sequel.
the thing I remember and liked back then when watching RED is actually the music! :D the funny thing about the score by Christophe Beck is that every track abbreviated is called RED, for example "Ridiculously Extravagant Disguises". It also features a track by an Italian band that I discovered through this movie and went to see live later on, which was an awesome concert! The band's name is "Calibro 35" and the track in the movie is "Convergere In Giambellino". another track by them that I like is "Eurocrime!". Yeah it's a bit of a retro-sounding funk sound, so if you don't like that then I see the problem! :D
RED works for me because it's basically a power fantasy, but for boomers (legitimate baby boomers, I mean, not the meme version where everyone over age 45 is one). The main joke is that all the older characters are smarter and more resourceful than the younger ones, but the tone is a lot more wry and restrained than a lot of comedy movies would go for. The cast's performances all reflect this, as most of them are very restrained (save Malkovich, of course) and talk about all their assassinations and black ops like they were any other occupation. The music seeming try-hard also makes sense, given how it sounds exactly how a retiree from 2010 would imagine cool music sounds like (this was probably unintentional, but still). This movie is the physical manifestation of an old Army guy's mildly amused chuckle, and it has a charm to it for that.
I believe it's Scary Movie 3 that holds a special place in my heart (just not special enough to remember for certain) because of the "7 days" conversation with Anna Faris and the evil Ring bitch. "But what about the holiday?" "Which holiday?" "Martin Luther King Day." "Then no." Also the whole "But you peed." "I really sold that shit didn't I?!" I love Regina Hall (and Anna Faris). "This bitch messin' up my floor!"
Fun fact: Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer are credited as writers, but only because their script for this movie got shelved and never picked-up because it was likely shit.
Kinda yes. The wikipedia page, that referenced some podcast ep with the Wayans says this: "The screenplay was developed by Shawn Wayans and Marlon Wayans with Buddy Johnson and Phil Beauman, writers for the sitcom The Wayans Bros. At the same time, Miramax was developing a spoof of Scream scripted by Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer. Due to a WGA decision, all six writers were credited, despite Friedberg and Seltzer not actually working on the filmed script." I've always thought that Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer were the worst comedy writers ever, but still gave them some respect for helping with the Scary Movie script. Turns out i gave them too much credit, like the credits of that movie did. They are truly the worst. :D
White Chicks is a really interesting case of a movie that is completely carried by its voice actors, the movie in its original english form is funny at times but mostly mediocre, while its portuguese dub earned it pretty much universal appraise here in Brazil, the way the lines and delivered and adapted for the ptbr dub was genius and fit perfectly with the vibes of the movie while making it significantly funnier
acabei de fazer um comentario defendendo o filme e mencionei a dublagem brasileira como um fator importante pra ser engraçado. acho que a gente deu sorte com as branquelas, hahaha
@@dirrdevil we are not paying attention to that, we know the movie is mediocre. You also can't talk about it if you don't know the language or watched the dubbed movie.
I had absolutely no idea wtf RED was until you showed the scene where he gets out of the police car. That scene was shown on every trailer for this film, at least every trailer I saw. That scene is all I have ever known of this movie up until now.
@@MichaelSmith-fq6hzi do believe its sarcasm brotha. Although like myself, its probably the aging slowing down your cognitive processing to be able to figure it
Just wanna say I GUARANTEE the prop person knew what they were doing with that pig. The fact that nobody said no is surprising but I guarantee they were like “this movie sucks but I’m gonna have fun”
8:50 _I'm Gonna Git You Sucka_ is easily the funniest parody film any of the Wayans siblings have touched. Even if you dont have a great wealth of the Exploitation/Blaxploitation genre the film stood as the funniest Blaxploitation film bar none until _Black Dynamite._
I’ve seen better parody movies that make this look like shit. Which it is. Shaun of the Dead Tropic Thunder Black Dynamite Hot Fuzz Shrek This is the End Airplane Cabin in the woods Team America World Police Borat Movie The Boys tv show Young Frankenstein Monty Python and the Holy Grail Monty Python’s Life of Brian
I hope he does actually watch I'm gonna git you sucka. It is peak Wayans comedy, and you are correct. It's one of the best blackspolitation parodies. Along with "Don't be a menace......." the Wayans were very much on fire in the EARLY 90s
The Wayans are my entire childhood. That family is such a knockout for a wide range of comedic writing. 'Don't Be a Menace To South Central..." is one of the funniest films ever. It is so unashamed by its absurdity and the calling out of all of the tropes in the movies they are ragging on as well as the BTS stuff that was happening is so good. Ice Cube can kiss my butt.
I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for RED simply because it was the first R rated movie I ever watched (which of course made it a big fucking deal for me), and I saw it at like the first sleepover I was ever invited to. So, at the time, I thought it was the coolest thing ever and I probably based my whole personality off of it for a month, and then I've never watched it again because I just know it won't live up to what little memory I have of it. (also I just double checked and it's not even R, it's PG-13, and in hindsight I think what happened was we were like begging to be allowed to watch an R rated movie and the host mom just picked it and told us it was rated R, and we totally bought it lol)
What if all the writers on "White Chicks" came up with their own scenes individually and since all of them could only think of dinner, drinks and dressing up, you end up with 6 different versions of those same scenes in the finished film.
I would disagree with Adum on the dinner and drinks criticism. If you think about the setting the characters are in drink and drink makes the most sense. The movie is taking place in the Hamptons during the summer. By that logic there would be daily brunches, dinners, and after parties.
Scary Movie / Scary Movie 3 - both excellent and very funny with clear Zucker influence Scary Movie 4 - some funny jokes in this one but less than 1 and 3 Scary Movie 2 - dated in the worst way, but a small handful of decent jokes that people remember (mainly the little hand) Scary Movie 5 - idk I literally could not get through the opening scene because it drags on way too long and isn't funny at all
Shoutout to you for noting how amazing a dramatic actor Marlon Wayans is; it's a real shame we didn't get more roles like that from him. But also, I'm Gon Git You Sucka is a classic, if you know anything about blaxploitation films it's a real treat. I think you might really like it.
11:00 R.E.D was based on a comic published under wildstorm (at the time a DC imprint) it's a standalone story that doesn't take place in the DC universe nor is it a superhero story.
Weirdly, I remember this movie being advertised as that impossible car spin that Bruce Willis emerges from. They were really proud of that for some reason and was enough to convince me never to watch it.
Scary Movie 3 is by far my favorite, if only because 1. Leslie Nielson is the President, bringing the "Airplane" energy full circle, and 2. the scene parodying the part in Signs where the pastor's wife is killed in a drunk driving accident and the killer says he needs a ride home lmao.
If Adum watches Scary Movie V I know for a fact we're getting a full YMS review out of it. I've rewatched the opening even with Snoop and Mack Miller so many times and always make sure to shut off the movie after the title drops. It's not worth watching in any variety
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The Wayans movies are extremely beloved here in latinoamerica.
Movies like Scary Movie and White Chicks are the epitome of the late 90’s and early 00’s, almost like a time capsule period. It truly was a different time.
@@edgardoMurniahonestly white chicks is pretty quotable
@@edgardoMurnia White Chicks had Terry Crews and A Thousand Miles
@@edgardoMurniayes it is. I remember liking white chick's as a kid but I doubt it holds up. Scary movie does in my opinion.
@@edgardoMurniaI watched the first 3 again like a year ago and I thought they held up, with 2 being the worst of the 3 in my opinion. 4 and 5 are borderline unwatchable, lol
@@AstroBimpsonimo white chicks holds up decently well, but little man did not age as well (still a great watch tho)
Brenda’s character is the reason I sat through all the Scary Movies. Every scene with Regina Hall remains hilarious to me years later.
"Cindy, the TV's leaking!"
I'm kicking her ass, Cindy!@@UriahElroy666
brenda and cindy are where its at for me in these movies.
"I thought you were dead!"
"Oh, I also thought I was dead!"
"This is Detroit"
Shows footage of Detroit completely destroyed
"This is Detroit after the attack"
Shows same footage only now it has tripods in it
The fact that White Chicks got the rare 1/10 from YMS yet he seems so lighthearted and happy talking about it is hilarious
Lmaooo bro I thought the same thing he was just laughing the whole time trying to explain how absurd it is but I bet he liked it 😂
I heard Doctors have using this movie to test people if they are “retarded”. so if you laugh at the movie, “you’re retarded”
That's the problem with most youtubers that review it, they try to criticize the ridiculous scenario of the Wayan brothers playing the *white chicks* as if it wasn't the joke. The movie is supossed to be absurd and doesn't tries to take itself too seriously; which to me is the worst sin a silly comedy can commit.
@@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747 I think he understood the joke, he just thought it was a bad joke. Which it is a bad joke anyway
@@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747 Just because you're in on the joke, that doesn't mean it's necessarily funny
As a South American citizen I won't accept any White Chicks slander.
Is this movie popular in South America?
Why?
Memes
@@EntNatalits extremely popular. Shrek tier, I would say.
Agreed, even in the Caribbean it's loved unconditionally
@@sweetpie8 But why?
You will never convince me that White Chicks and Scary Movie 2 aren’t classics. They are top tier absurdist comedy and they are in my heart with the original Scary Movie 🍿 ❤
They're not absurdist, they're just juvenile. Those aren't necessarily the same.
Scary Movie 3 Has the absolutely funniest line of the whole series.
When they're parodying "Signs" and have him walking up to his wifes car crash, and M nights character is sitting on the side of the road just looks up and goes "Hey, I'm gonna need a ride home"
100% I fucking love that line and it's one of my favorite comedic lines in film/
I honestly love so many jokes from 3. “Without their heads, they’re powerless” is such a strong line
Same scene "she broke her weiner?"
it has one of the single best gags I've ever seen, when Anthony Anderson's character cocks his shovel like a shotgun
@@BuiltDownLogically best part is they actually had to put effort into that gag by figuring out a way to get the shell to eject. They didn't need to have the shell eject, but they did it anyways
I gotta admit, Brenda is a horror film icon. She carried the first 3 scary movies
She was in the 4th movie too. I think her character was in the 5th movie, but they made the weird choice of having her played by a different actress. I haven't seen the 5th movie in a long time I can't even remember if Anthony Anderson and Kevin Hart even bothered to show up.
I agree, I really hope YMS gives Scary Movie 3 a rewatch too, tbh I think it's better than SM2, but that could be nostalgia talking
The Wayans disrespect
@@ComfortableTool86I think the plot is more solid in 3 than 2. 3 sticks to the Signs parody and makes the story more comprehensable, the problem with 2 is it's all over the place and only starts making sense in the last 30 minutes or so.
@@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747the second movie was rushed as they weren't planning to do a second one, but since the first one was so successful, they were "forced" to do it. That's why the plot is mostly 💩
The fact that nobody notices that they’re different people is part of what makes White Chicks so hilarious, Adum lmao. It’s supposed to be surreal that the friends are all so self obsessed that they don’t even notice when the sisters are replaced with black men in horrible costumes 😂
Yeah, i mean, i get the other criticisms, that movie is far from perfect, but this one made no sense, it's the whole fkn joke. It's like watching Looney tunes and complaining Elmer Fudd doesn't notice that the hot lady is actually Bugs Bunny in disguise.
In a way it shares thematically with American Psycho
exactly. the movie is self-aware of the rubber mask-esque look-- supposed to reflect on the vapidness of the girls' community
This is such a basic joke though, and it's one of those one joke movies where that's all the movie has to offer. Isn't so funny that they're very obviously not white chicks but everyone thinks they're white chicks!
The difference with that is amazing animation and like a 7 minute runtime. @@jorgewilliam7103
dude seriously, more of this. just completely random older movie reviews are great.
especially bad cheesy action films
Wtf is that profile pic
I’m really loving this new style of quickies. It feels a bit more natural and genuine
Wait you are saying the long videos didn’t feel genuine 😂
@@GeorgeExplores He said he likes the new style of QUICKIES
@@GeorgeExplores no definitely not. It just feels more flow of consciousness now, almost like a podcast
As a teen I actually watched Scary Movie BEFORE Scream. So the whole time while watching Scream, I was expecting the police guy to be the bad guy. I guess it helped me create my own red herring unknowingly.
White Chicks is one of those movies that a lot of people grow up with, for some reason. Specially in Latin America, for some reason. It's not good, but you have a soft spot for it. I will admit that the subplots of the wife thinking that he's cheating on her and the other guy trying to pick up the reporter are pretty dull. And now that you mentioned that it had 6 writers, I realize that it really shows, It does feel like just scenes mashed together sometimes.
Here in Latin America (Caribbean for me) it's a movie that was constantly replayed on cable. It was great stuff. I still have Terry dancing in my head rent free.
Nah, i grew up with it and even if it brings some nostalgia, i can't stand 5 minutes of it
Bro getting his back blown out and was still able to remember the movies
Scary Movie 3 is pretty great at parts. The director was David Zucker, director of Airplane and The Naked Gun, so of course it's good.
Ya I liked 3 quite a bit. 4 is really bad with 1 or 2 good jokes though, and 5 is unwatchable.
I always thought 3 was WAY better than 2
3 was my favorite.
Dinner, drinks, and embarassing themselves and occasionally buying stuff.
To be fair, that sounds like they actually bullseyed the Beverly Hills 'white chick' lifestyle, to be honest. To such an absurd degree I think it might have been intentional, and it was too accurate for it's own good.
I was looking for this comment
Yes, I was going to say exactly the same thing.
Along with the fact that they look absolutely nothing like the women they are meant to be standing in for. The white chicks review had me saying That's the joke.jpg
"Once you go black, you need a wheelchair."
the joke was right there...
Yesss terry crews
Adam's boyfriend is making content for us. Let's give him a big thank you
Adam's gay??
@@BigT.Larrityyes
@@user-ss3wb8he7h woah when did that happen?
@@BigT.Larritybeen a thing. I thought it was common knowledge?
@@BigT.Larrity it was always like this even in the old videos
White chicks was THE movie in middle school. Me and my friends on the bus would quote it nonstop and we even had a mini dvd player that we would take on the bus and watch it (we were some of the first kids to get on the bus and it was about an hour long bus ride). Its such a bad movie but it will always have a special place in my heart.
I hear Doctors have using this movie to test people if they are “retarded”. so if you laugh at the movie, “you’re retarded”
As far as good comedic beats, Scary Movie 3 is incredibly good in my opinion. I think it’s the best in the series as far as the humor goes, and a lot of it can be attributed to how well they used Leslie Nielsen.
It does the referential humor way better, because it's not hinged on the fact they are making pop culture references, but making fun of the premise and scenario, like a proper parody.
@@ringkunmori It makes sense as it is from the original directors of Airplane!; David Zucker. It is much better than most comedies of that era.
Brenda's death + the shotgun shovel is why Scary Movie 3 will always be my favorite in the series
@@Vanska0 It's weird because he didn't write Scary movie 3 and 4, but wrote 5, which was terrible. I wonder what happened between 4 and 5 for the quality of the writing to get bad.
"I guess we're not so different after all"
These casual movie reviews are fun! i'd love to see more for just random movies you come across
YMS does some Netflix and Chill with himself.
Don't we all?
10:04 *herself
Nah, Adam does Dinner and Drinks
@@raihidara But he's a guy?
@@MinorityRespecter88 I'm just playing along with the joke he made
Shannon Elizabeth was fucking underrated gold in Scary Movie. It's a shame nobody really delved into her potential as an actress past the American Pie, foreign hot girl trope she ended up being mostly known for.
Adams the only reviewer on the internet who could review the three most random movies ever and still get his fans to watch it
And RedLetterMedia
No he's not
I am not exactly a fan of his and this is the only video I watched from him in several months.
The concept is actually more appealing, especially when it is movies you know and not new releases etc.
you just downloaded youtube?
Red Letter Media. Keep reaching for that rainbow, little one.
I dig this casual format, keep this up dude.
Also scary movie 3 is a banger, narratively it's whatever but the comedy makes up for it. Leslie Nielsen hard carries every scene he's in.
My man! I maintain that Scary Movie 3 is heavily underappreciated.
Such a wonderful , thought provoking selection of films man
😂
White Chicks is great. It's like the Get Out of it's time.
It is definitely my guilty pleasure movie. I do know this movie has many, many flaws, but I still think this movie is better than any of the Scary Movies.
I hear Doctors have using this movie to test people if they are “retarded”. so if you laugh at the movie, “you’re retarded”
Here to add a +1 to White Chicks Ruling, for the entire purpose that it’s outrageous
Fun Fact!!!!
More money was spent to recreate the SAW bathroom in Scary Movie 4 than the entire original budget of the actual SAW movie
Red gets infinitely more enjoyable the less seriously you take it, and imo its peak John Malkovich stealing nearly the entire movie.
RED is actually a decent watch. It's a comedy thriller at about the same level as Willis's earlier movie The Whole Nine Yards, and like that earlier movie it was a hit that was followed up with a much less effective sequel. I'd say RED is much better than Scary Movie, which I find embarrassingly unfunny.
Yeah, the pig wasn't fucking scary at all. Wtf is wrong with Adam?
i thought his Peak was somewhere between Con Air and Johnny English
Name one John Malkovich movie where John Malkovich doesnt steal the movie. I can wait.
@@hrodvithit Death Of A Salesman.
Fucking boring
Adam laughing at how ridiculous the premise is is exactly why the movie works lol every comedy should have that reaction.
xD fr
He probably laughed more recapping it than he did watching it because the movie itself really only has the one joke that they keep repeating over and over and over again.
Exactly lmao, I can only imagine how he'd review something like Harold and Kumar go to white castle. White Chicks is a classic.
@@NarutoManiac300 lmao I love the guantanamo one
Uh, Trump vs the Illuminati has a funny premise, but in reality it was really really boring.
How do you not realize RED is a straight up, tongue-in-cheek action ensemble comedy?
The thing about comedy is if it's not funny or enjoyable, then it completely falls flat. And while RED isn't the worst thing out there, it's....very much falls short of even "basically, fine".
he gave white chicks 1/10, critics are r3t@rd3d
@@ShroudedWolf51 Eh, I found it funny and enjoyable. But to each their own.
White Chicks is a CLASSIC
I think Adam overestimates the amount of hobbies the general population of rich white women in their 20s had in the early 2000s. Only eating out and shopping wasn’t far off lol. Hell, I wouldn’t even say that’s far off today
I'd be down for more of Adam just reviewing random barely relevant old movies he happens to watch.
I remember watching White Chicks and Requiem for a Dream back to back just because Marlon Wayans was in both
Adum and his boyfriend not liking Red should not affect your decision to watch it.
Great movie.
WTF boyfriend
I will bet money that Malkovich had some hand in that creepy-ass pig being what he carried around. He must have wandered the props department, stumbled upon it, and went "that's the one"
RED is a childhood classic of mine. Seen it an embarrassing amount of times. It's decent, 7/10 IMDB makes sense. RED 2 however...
AMEN! One of Bruce Willis's funniest movies!
@@ISCARI0TYep, he's taken
To (quickly) explain the scary movie Freidburg and Seltzer thing: they were shopping a "similar" script at the time, and sued the Wayans and so won credits on the Wayans movie while theirs was never made.
dance scene from "White Chicks" is LEGENDARY
Finally, the white chicks review we’ve all been begging for
Ranking every blank movie would be a wild video
The LS of Marks
I loved RED. I watched it about 6 times at the dollar theater in my town. I found it really fun, but I agree with what you say about the soundtrack. They did make weird, generic choices.
Fun fact, Scorsese said he likes Scary movie 1.
I'll defend Scary Movie 3, it at least has decent to great visual gags, Leslie Nielson is hilarious in it and it still has great quotable lines. But i do agree the first movie FEELS like a real movie
Retired and Extremely Dangerous, sounds like when my great grandpa decides to get behind the wheel and go for a spin to the Legion
I love how i watched Scary Movie randomly in the same netflix and chill manner Adum had, then wished i knew his thoughts on it, and then saw this pop up lol.
Thx adum
Gotta love synchronicities. I had a similar experience as I was thinking about Scary Movie and White Chicks maybe an hour or two before he posted this vid lol
Im convinced Terry Crew's entire film career is all owed to White Chicks, people still quote 1000 Miles because of this movie
I hear Doctors have using this movie to test people if they are “retarded”. so if you laugh at the movie, “you’re retarded”
I think of Keenen Ivory Wayans as kind of one of the pioneers of the genre parody genre-- I'm Gonna Git You Sucka, a very strong directorial debut for the time, and an absolute must-watch. That movie did NOT get its due.
Scoot you saying your BF remembers RED from childhood really made me feel old. I didn't need that attack. I remember that film coming out (Not that I thought it was great), like it was a recent film. Way to put me back in my box you AH.
The fact that you emphasize "casually" watching reminds me that watching movies is your job and that sounds kinda exhausting. You deserve more credit for what you
I remember RED as being the only movie I ever walked out of. Not because it was that bad, but because I went with a group of high school acquaintances who got bored 30 minutes in, and the group dissolved shortly after.
Anna Faris in Keanu was my favorite celebrity cameo of all time 😅.
"You were in Scary Movie?"
"Scary Movie 1,2,3 and 4. Not in 5. Too old...." 🤭😂🤣👍👍
Malkovich is who helps carry RED.
It could be due to burn after reading and this character feels very much a continuation of that.
I‘d love to see more reviews of older popular movies. Especially if they tie together with a theme
Scary movie 3 is actually probably the funniest one in the series
For me, White Chicks was hilarious to me as a kid. I was about 8 when it came out, and living at my aunt's house. My cousins and I watched White Chicks, Mean Girls, Freaky Friday, Napoleon Dynamite nonstop. All those 2004 movies, with very 2004 humour. I can admit it's not as funny as it was as an 8 year old in 2004. If it came out today, I would cringe (god please don't reboot it)
Napoleon Dynamite is still hilarious to this day IMO
@@ididgt4259 Oh, Napoleon Dynamite held up for sure. Still one of my favorite movies. It was honestly different than the other ones, but I grouped it in there because it was one I was watching a lot at the time
Theres a lot of those 2000s movies that would probably never be remade in today's climate and society, making them time capsules.
I can’t believe YMS doesn’t get that one of the biggest jokes in the movie is that the guys look nothing like the girls. Lmao like what
Yeah, you are right about Scary Movie 2. So much fell flat. Might be because the studio forced the second one to be made and released asap. They had half the production time to make this movie, compared to the first one. This was so frustrating that the Wayans were done with the franchise for good. Still, it holds a special place in my heart. Just like you, when I was younger I enjoyed it more than the first one (And I still do, even with it flaws). I'm just a sucker for haunted house stories. They really overplayed the disformed hand joke. Yet, the 'hold on to my strong hand' scene still has me giggling like a 12 year old.
it did but I will never not lose my shit at the "I can't feel my legs" joke in 2
20 years late, but still cool
23 to be exact
There is one visual gag I was reminded of in Scary Movie 3, I'm reminded of from RLM.
The female cops hat keeps getting progressively bigger and bigger throughout every scene. Until it's a sombrero that she can barely fit in her car
First Jared Leto and now Marlon Wayans? In Requiem for a Dream? I really need to check out that film.
It is an experience, for sure.
Something else to check out for the Wayans is "Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood." It parodies things like some of Spike Lee's movies that were big at the time. I rewatched it somewhat recently bracing for the cringe that seemed inevitable, but it actually wasn't too bad. There's a couple things to overlook, but it still works.
I kind of want YMS to go through all the scary movies, because I like watching people suffer.
come on, suffering? like suffering from pure ribcage pain from laughing?
@@КГБКолДжорджКостанца Given the general consensus is that the movies get less funny as they go on, yeah if it's just 1 hour+ of unfunny jokes, grossness, sex, and references, yeah I'd say suffering a bit more with each sequel.
the scary movie franchise is like mac'n'cheese for me. its a guilty pleasure. 1-4 i mean. 5 doesnt have brenda or cindy in it so its garbage.
Therapist: “The plush pig isn’t real, he can’t hurt you.”
The plush pig: (Creepy stare)
"Take my hand"- scary movie 2. Still use this whenever I got gross stuff on my hand. Love it
i like this quickie format of casual watches of older movies (or even more recent ones too), awesome video!
the thing I remember and liked back then when watching RED is actually the music! :D the funny thing about the score by Christophe Beck is that every track abbreviated is called RED, for example "Ridiculously Extravagant Disguises". It also features a track by an Italian band that I discovered through this movie and went to see live later on, which was an awesome concert! The band's name is "Calibro 35" and the track in the movie is "Convergere In Giambellino". another track by them that I like is "Eurocrime!". Yeah it's a bit of a retro-sounding funk sound, so if you don't like that then I see the problem! :D
RED works for me because it's basically a power fantasy, but for boomers (legitimate baby boomers, I mean, not the meme version where everyone over age 45 is one). The main joke is that all the older characters are smarter and more resourceful than the younger ones, but the tone is a lot more wry and restrained than a lot of comedy movies would go for. The cast's performances all reflect this, as most of them are very restrained (save Malkovich, of course) and talk about all their assassinations and black ops like they were any other occupation. The music seeming try-hard also makes sense, given how it sounds exactly how a retiree from 2010 would imagine cool music sounds like (this was probably unintentional, but still). This movie is the physical manifestation of an old Army guy's mildly amused chuckle, and it has a charm to it for that.
10:04 “as a white woman” I’m cry laughing
I believe it's Scary Movie 3 that holds a special place in my heart (just not special enough to remember for certain) because of the "7 days" conversation with Anna Faris and the evil Ring bitch.
"But what about the holiday?" "Which holiday?"
"Martin Luther King Day."
"Then no."
Also the whole "But you peed."
"I really sold that shit didn't I?!" I love Regina Hall (and Anna Faris). "This bitch messin' up my floor!"
Fun fact: Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer are credited as writers, but only because their script for this movie got shelved and never picked-up because it was likely shit.
Kinda yes. The wikipedia page, that referenced some podcast ep with the Wayans says this:
"The screenplay was developed by Shawn Wayans and Marlon Wayans with Buddy Johnson and Phil Beauman, writers for the sitcom The Wayans Bros. At the same time, Miramax was developing a spoof of Scream scripted by Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer. Due to a WGA decision, all six writers were credited, despite Friedberg and Seltzer not actually working on the filmed script."
I've always thought that Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer were the worst comedy writers ever, but still gave them some respect for helping with the Scary Movie script. Turns out i gave them too much credit, like the credits of that movie did. They are truly the worst. :D
@@Miika_Hakalahti Friedegg and Spritzer are just porn-parody directors without the penetration.
I feel stupid that I never realized that Shorty was played by Marlon Wayan. He is so different from his role in Requiem for a Dream. Great actor.
White Chicks is a really interesting case of a movie that is completely carried by its voice actors, the movie in its original english form is funny at times but mostly mediocre, while its portuguese dub earned it pretty much universal appraise here in Brazil, the way the lines and delivered and adapted for the ptbr dub was genius and fit perfectly with the vibes of the movie while making it significantly funnier
Fiquei bolado q ele n tinha curtido as branquelas kkkk mas faz total sentido, em português esse filme é absurdo
acabei de fazer um comentario defendendo o filme e mencionei a dublagem brasileira como um fator importante pra ser engraçado. acho que a gente deu sorte com as branquelas, hahaha
The latin-american dub too!
Maybe it was improved, but in no way would it be a good movie. No amount of dubbing would fix the frozen mask like faces.
@@dirrdevil we are not paying attention to that, we know the movie is mediocre. You also can't talk about it if you don't know the language or watched the dubbed movie.
3:35 Just seeing the Hide and Seek scene from Scary Movie with no sound and Adum commentating was enough to kill me all over again lmao
Dis title scared me for a minute 💀
I had absolutely no idea wtf RED was until you showed the scene where he gets out of the police car. That scene was shown on every trailer for this film, at least every trailer I saw. That scene is all I have ever known of this movie up until now.
I love that I can always count on adam to expose me to the real obscure films no one else talks about
i wouldnt consider any of these films as obscure tbh, maybe its an age thing
I hope you don’t think Scary Movie or White Chicks are obscure, or I’m going to feel like the oldest man on the planet.
Spotted the young person.
It's a joke folks
@@MichaelSmith-fq6hzi do believe its sarcasm brotha. Although like myself, its probably the aging slowing down your cognitive processing to be able to figure it
Just wanna say I GUARANTEE the prop person knew what they were doing with that pig. The fact that nobody said no is surprising but I guarantee they were like “this movie sucks but I’m gonna have fun”
8:50 _I'm Gonna Git You Sucka_ is easily the funniest parody film any of the Wayans siblings have touched. Even if you dont have a great wealth of the Exploitation/Blaxploitation genre the film stood as the funniest Blaxploitation film bar none until _Black Dynamite._
I’ve seen better parody movies that make this look like shit. Which it is.
Shaun of the Dead
Tropic Thunder
Black Dynamite
Hot Fuzz
Shrek
This is the End
Airplane
Cabin in the woods
Team America World Police
Borat Movie
The Boys tv show
Young Frankenstein
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Monty Python’s Life of Brian
I hope he does actually watch I'm gonna git you sucka. It is peak Wayans comedy, and you are correct. It's one of the best blackspolitation parodies. Along with "Don't be a menace......." the Wayans were very much on fire in the EARLY 90s
The Wayans are my entire childhood. That family is such a knockout for a wide range of comedic writing. 'Don't Be a Menace To South Central..." is one of the funniest films ever. It is so unashamed by its absurdity and the calling out of all of the tropes in the movies they are ragging on as well as the BTS stuff that was happening is so good. Ice Cube can kiss my butt.
Cant believe the clown r*pe scene in scary movie 2 didnt bump the movies score up to a 10.
"Don't drink juice while doing the right thing in the Hood" - is peak Wayans Brothers
I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for RED simply because it was the first R rated movie I ever watched (which of course made it a big fucking deal for me), and I saw it at like the first sleepover I was ever invited to. So, at the time, I thought it was the coolest thing ever and I probably based my whole personality off of it for a month, and then I've never watched it again because I just know it won't live up to what little memory I have of it.
(also I just double checked and it's not even R, it's PG-13, and in hindsight I think what happened was we were like begging to be allowed to watch an R rated movie and the host mom just picked it and told us it was rated R, and we totally bought it lol)
What if all the writers on "White Chicks" came up with their own scenes individually and since all of them could only think of dinner, drinks and dressing up, you end up with 6 different versions of those same scenes in the finished film.
I would disagree with Adum on the dinner and drinks criticism. If you think about the setting the characters are in drink and drink makes the most sense. The movie is taking place in the Hamptons during the summer. By that logic there would be daily brunches, dinners, and after parties.
I love that you went back and reviewed some old movies. I wish reviewers would do this more often.
Scary Movie / Scary Movie 3 - both excellent and very funny with clear Zucker influence
Scary Movie 4 - some funny jokes in this one but less than 1 and 3
Scary Movie 2 - dated in the worst way, but a small handful of decent jokes that people remember (mainly the little hand)
Scary Movie 5 - idk I literally could not get through the opening scene because it drags on way too long and isn't funny at all
Shoutout to you for noting how amazing a dramatic actor Marlon Wayans is; it's a real shame we didn't get more roles like that from him. But also, I'm Gon Git You Sucka is a classic, if you know anything about blaxploitation films it's a real treat. I think you might really like it.
bababooey.
Two minutes in. I really like this video so far. Feels nice and casual but still focused and well edited. I hope to see more of this.
11:00 R.E.D was based on a comic published under wildstorm (at the time a DC imprint) it's a standalone story that doesn't take place in the DC universe nor is it a superhero story.
I need an hour of YMS retro reviews in my life
Little Man makes White Chicks look like goddamn Blazing Saddles by comparison! You did the right thing! 🤣
scary movie 1 and 3 are definitely the best. I didn't mind 4 because I thought the jokes about the grudge were kinda funny
I love this casually reviewing old movies!! Hope you do more like this! ❤
Weirdly, I remember this movie being advertised as that impossible car spin that Bruce Willis emerges from. They were really proud of that for some reason and was enough to convince me never to watch it.
Scary Movie and White Chicks were definitely two of the DVDs in my house where we’d throw them on over and over again when we weren’t playing outside.
It was funny introducing my teenage daughter to these movies and seeing her reaction to some of the more “dated” jokes.
Scary Movie 3 is by far my favorite, if only because 1. Leslie Nielson is the President, bringing the "Airplane" energy full circle, and 2. the scene parodying the part in Signs where the pastor's wife is killed in a drunk driving accident and the killer says he needs a ride home lmao.
I need more of these random retro movie Quickies from you! You should do one for Tron and Tron: Legacy!
Scary movie 3 is one of my favorite comedies, and is a movie that will always make me laugh. The "yahtzee!" Scene, just perfection
If Adum watches Scary Movie V I know for a fact we're getting a full YMS review out of it. I've rewatched the opening even with Snoop and Mack Miller so many times and always make sure to shut off the movie after the title drops. It's not worth watching in any variety