You forgot Rambo and Scent of a Woman. Edit: Apparently you didn't and what I thought to be Rambo and Scent of a Woman are just another bits of Justice for All and Patton.
@@RadioactiveSand I thought Rambo too as he was telling his superior about his friend blowing up and trying to put him back together in the moment of trauma.
I prefer Homer's interpretation of the seriousness of reaching over into a pile of goo that was once your best friend's face more than George C. Scott's, personally.
I find that the joke is that Homer is able to cobble together an eloquent yet incoherent monologue from popular movies in an imbecilic attempt to defend himself. And then of course Marge smites him. Lol
Everything Homer says from 0:28 Onwards is a line from a film. "I'm not out of order, you're out of order, the whole freaking system is out of order" is a line from 'And Justice for All' "You want the truth, you want the truth? You can't HANDLE the Truth." is a line from 'A few Good men' "Because when you reach into a pile of goo, that was your best friends face, you'll know what to do" is a line from 'Patton' when he is trying to gee up his troops by telling them about killing the Germans. "Forget it Marge, it's chinatown" is a line from 'Chinatown'
I really like this one, particularly because I've never seen any of those movies except for the court scene in A Few Good Men. But I think Bart's rant about teamwork takes the cake.
Truly one of the greatest Homer Simpson rants of the entire series. This, right down there… …👇🏾 “Look Marge, you don’t know what it’s like - I’m the one out there every day putting his ass on the line. And I’m not out of order! You’re out of order! The whole freakin’ system is out of order! You want the truth? You want the truth?! You can’t HANDLE the truth! ‘Cause when you reach over and put your hand into a pile of goo that was your best friend’s face, you’ll know what to do! Forget it, Marge, it’s Chinatown!” …That is why Homer Simpson is the best husband and father ever.
Another great rant "Stealing! How could you?!?! Haven't you learned anything from that guy who gives those sermons at church, Captain whatshisname?! We live in a society of laws. Why'd you think I took you to all those police academy movies, huh? For fun?! Well, I didn't hear anybody laughing, did you?!?!
@@JM-uw8vz I get all the references too, but those are all peak Boomer movies and shows. It'd be like if a show today had a Gen-X Dad character descending into 90s movies/TV References whenever he lost his mind.
@@conserva-chan2735 The Simpsons are that show right now ironically enough. I don’t watch it anymore but I’m pretty sure I’ve seen clips with Homer as a Gen-Xer into grunge and Skinner as a Gulf War vet instead of a Vietnam War vet
@@JM-uw8vz Yeah they retconned the shit out of the Simpsons later to desperately try and make it appeal to Gen-Z/Milennials but the problem is that it makes the show lose its identity FAST. It's why the Sadgasm episode is one of the most universally hated episodes of anything ever.
@@conserva-chan2735I thought that episode was well done, but yeah it pissed me off. However, the writing on the show seems decent now, just super quippy. Many wordy verbal jokes that are more about the content and ideas and lack comedic timing and buildup. And besides the dialogue, there's almost no decent visual gags because the animation is so simplistic. But with all the negatives, the writing was surprisingly competent compared to like 10 years ago when I tried to watch it
It's interesting how when this film was made, Homer spouting famous movie one-liners made him seem low-brow and incapable of higher thought. Now the fact that he could actually remember Oscar-winning movies well enough to recite lines from them would make him seem high-brow in comparison to the average person today.
"War is a very comfortable thing. We can blame it everything even when it's not true", "Who wrote this story? That's not true! This ant is a selfish asshole! And a speculator too!", "You've fallen in love with the bad guy, imbecile!", "Soda! What a great creation!" XDDDDD
God I can wait to repeat this next time I’m in trouble with my next girlfriend hopefully it will make her laugh and I can say you laughed I’m off the hook
Simpsons always was full of references. That said, here it feels like something from Family Guy. Ironic, given that Family Guy came later and was accused a few times of copying Simpsons. Either way, yet another classic Simpsons episode I avoid rewatching. Homer always was a terrible husband but sometimes he crosses the line IMO.
Unfortunately the whole thing did not go to plan when inside the bedroom the 2 of them had a silly argument because Marge reminds him not to say lots of private stuff too loudly but otherwise everyone will know about it and I noticed Homer did said something about■■■■■■ ( FORGET ABOUT IT MARGE IT'S CHINA TOWN!!!!!!!!!!!! ) that was so funny indeed. 😗😚😚😗😚😗😚😗😚😗😚😗😚😚😗😚😗😚😚😚😗😚😗😘😙😘😙😙😘😘😙😘😙😘😙😘😙😘😙😘😘😙😘😙😘😙😘😋😏😏😏😏😋😏😏😋😏😋😏😋😏😋😏😋😏😏😋😏😋😏😋😏😋😏😏😋😋😏😋😏😋😏😋😘😗😘😗😘😗😘😗😘😗😘😘😗😘😗😘😗😘😗😘😗😘😗😘😘😗😘😗😘😗😘😘😗😘😗😘😗😘😗😘😗😘😗
"everyone knew i dye my hair" - woman with blue hair
in the Simpsons universe that is nothing out of the ordinary.
Forget it man, it's Springfield
Blue hair can happen naturally in the Simpsons universe, like the Van Houten
Her hair is probably graying.
Maybe it's supposed to be so black it looks blue.
I'm memorizing this speech, next time i get in an argument with the wife. lool
I memorized this for my teachers when the episode came out.
David Nissan dam I wish I was your wife because that would be hilarious😂
RIP🙂
David Nissan dude you’re gonna be sleeping on the couch that night
David Nissan.
Do not try.
I tried.
Does not work.
Justice for all (1979), A few good men (1992), Patton (1970), Chinatown (1974)
You forgot Rambo and Scent of a Woman. Edit: Apparently you didn't and what I thought to be Rambo and Scent of a Woman are just another bits of Justice for All and Patton.
Thank you!!
"AND Justice for All" (1979), not "Justice for All". The title is the last four words of the Pledge of Allegiance.
@@RadioactiveSand I thought Rambo too as he was telling his superior about his friend blowing up and trying to put him back together in the moment of trauma.
I can't decide if this or his speech about the sugar is my favorite of his.
The sugar one, because it was original. This one is great, though.
Both lmaoo
@@betoen But this one is great because it's just cobbled together from movie quotes.
@@betoen Sugar one is not really original. It paraphrased Scarface.
@@neilstewart5123
He's talking about the rant Homer threw to Marge
best speech ever
I prefer Homer's interpretation of the seriousness of reaching over into a pile of goo that was once your best friend's face more than George C. Scott's, personally.
The “pile o’ goo!” Gets me every. Damn. Time.
I feel like the writers didn't know how to have Homer respond, so they just wrote in random movie quotes and hoped they would make sense.
I agree
And it turned out great.
If they didn't add all those movie quotes, i wonder what Homer's real responds would have been like?
Efras Are you referring to the OP? Cause i didn't write what he said.
I find that the joke is that Homer is able to cobble together an eloquent yet incoherent monologue from popular movies in an imbecilic attempt to defend himself.
And then of course Marge smites him. Lol
His "yes ma'am" hits the funny bone every time
He should've started yelling "Attica! Attica!"
"Because when you reach into a pile of goo, that was your best friends face, you'll know what to do." Fun hilarious, what does it even mean?
Everything Homer says from 0:28 Onwards is a line from a film.
"I'm not out of order, you're out of order, the whole freaking system is out of order" is a line from 'And Justice for All'
"You want the truth, you want the truth? You can't HANDLE the Truth." is a line from 'A few Good men'
"Because when you reach into a pile of goo, that was your best friends face, you'll know what to do" is a line from 'Patton' when he is trying to gee up his troops by telling them about killing the Germans.
"Forget it Marge, it's chinatown" is a line from 'Chinatown'
The Patton quote was an actual speech he gave. It just happened to be in the movie.
"General Patton's speech to the Third Army."
Their face melted. That's why it's goo
I like how aggressive he gets when he quotes A Few Good Men
I really like this one, particularly because I've never seen any of those movies except for the court scene in A Few Good Men. But I think Bart's rant about teamwork takes the cake.
You really should watch Chinatown it’s phenomenal
Homer references "... and justice for all "(1979), " Few Good Men "(1992) and " Chinatown " (1974). Anymore I'm missing?
patton too i think
Scent of a Woman (the "out of order" line)
sjbcatcher I'm pretty sure the "you're out of order" is a reference to "... and justice for all"
Actually I might be wrong, sorry
Quite honestly, it could be either
Marge: Homer, don't ever tell them personal stuff about me again!!!
Homer: Yes mam.
I really like how they had marge grab homer by his shirt demanding don’t ever reveal anymore secrets
yes ma'am...!
"I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave."
"Open the pod bay doors please HAL"
the delivery on 'pile of goo' is amazing
Top Ten Most Epic Anime Speeches of All Time
He made about 5 quotes from movies under a minute
4 movie quotes
And ends up saying “Yes Ma’am”
Truly one of the greatest Homer Simpson rants of the entire series.
This, right down there…
…👇🏾
“Look Marge, you don’t know what it’s like - I’m the one out there every day putting his ass on the line. And I’m not out of order! You’re out of order! The whole freakin’ system is out of order! You want the truth? You want the truth?! You can’t HANDLE the truth! ‘Cause when you reach over and put your hand into a pile of goo that was your best friend’s face, you’ll know what to do! Forget it, Marge, it’s Chinatown!”
…That is why Homer Simpson is the best husband and father ever.
Marge *Grabs Homer's collar*: Homer! Don't EVER tell them personal stuff about me again!
*Homer Sounding Intimidated* Yes Ma’am
Another great rant
"Stealing! How could you?!?! Haven't you learned anything from that guy who gives those sermons at church, Captain whatshisname?! We live in a society of laws. Why'd you think I took you to all those police academy movies, huh? For fun?! Well, I didn't hear anybody laughing, did you?!?!
Marge is right! But Homer’s reaction is priceless!😂
The way he put that emphasis on "Pile of Goo!" was hilarious!
And also, Homer drinks your milkshake. He drinks it up!
So many references in less than a minute.
And Marge still won
*_I WAS FROZEN TODAY!!!_* >:(
This is one of my favorite episodes!
The general patton speech reference 😂
marge owned homer!!!!!!!
Yes ma'am
Like that's hard to do... XD
It's easy to own a guy when he doesn't know what he's even saying.
😂 Homer could be randomly really clever at times.
That was his thing. Crazy... like a fox
It's whenever the crayon gets a little dislodged
Forget it Marge, It’s Chinatown
CUE IN LOUD TRUMPET SOLO
Marge Homer *Grabs Homer by his collar* don't EVER tell them personal stuff about me again!!!
The writers on this rant must have been having a blast writing it
Go Homer, Jake. I'm doing you a favor.
Forget it Homer, it's Chirotown
Very super nice Homer 👍🏻🤣!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My favorite scene in all TV history
Forget it Homer, it’s Chirotown.
Genius use of references
Vengo del doblaje, pero veo que el original es igual de bueno 😂😂😂
Speak English
0:32 - 0:34 Those freakin cels are out of order!
I see now the lamp looks like a plunger 😄
Genuinely the funniest moment in The Simpsons
Homer gradually descending into Boomer pop culture references really is brilliant
Fuck you mean, I’m Gen Z and these are my pop culture references too 😂
@@JM-uw8vz I get all the references too, but those are all peak Boomer movies and shows. It'd be like if a show today had a Gen-X Dad character descending into 90s movies/TV References whenever he lost his mind.
@@conserva-chan2735 The Simpsons are that show right now ironically enough. I don’t watch it anymore but I’m pretty sure I’ve seen clips with Homer as a Gen-Xer into grunge and Skinner as a Gulf War vet instead of a Vietnam War vet
@@JM-uw8vz Yeah they retconned the shit out of the Simpsons later to desperately try and make it appeal to Gen-Z/Milennials but the problem is that it makes the show lose its identity FAST. It's why the Sadgasm episode is one of the most universally hated episodes of anything ever.
@@conserva-chan2735I thought that episode was well done, but yeah it pissed me off. However, the writing on the show seems decent now, just super quippy. Many wordy verbal jokes that are more about the content and ideas and lack comedic timing and buildup. And besides the dialogue, there's almost no decent visual gags because the animation is so simplistic. But with all the negatives, the writing was surprisingly competent compared to like 10 years ago when I tried to watch it
"Forget it Homer, its Chirotown."
Homer really loves Jack Nicholson
I think this clip sums up a majority of relationships/marriages.
Basically Family Guy, if Peter had seen more grown-up movies.
Forget it, 0:00! It's 0:46 town!
i didn't know what this was from for the longest time
forget it jake, it’s Cloud town
It's interesting how when this film was made, Homer spouting famous movie one-liners made him seem low-brow and incapable of higher thought. Now the fact that he could actually remember Oscar-winning movies well enough to recite lines from them would make him seem high-brow in comparison to the average person today.
theproplady ain't that the truth
That's good.
"War is a very comfortable thing. We can blame it everything even when it's not true", "Who wrote this story? That's not true! This ant is a selfish asshole! And a speculator too!", "You've fallen in love with the bad guy, imbecile!", "Soda! What a great creation!" XDDDDD
A reference based on Chinatown '74
I posted this in the Yellowjackets reddit 😂
This is your brain on pop culture
Forget Homer. It's Chiro Town. - Moe
God I can wait to repeat this next time I’m in trouble with my next girlfriend hopefully it will make her laugh and I can say you laughed I’m off the hook
Yes ma'am... 😐
Olvídalo Marge!
ésto es el Barrio Chino!
Must've been difficult to choose the title for the vid
How many film line does he reference there?
And Justice For All, A Few Good Men, Patton and Chinatown.
Then stop being Godley and Daffy while we added.
Homer just needs to give her a good backhand for daring to tell him what his business is.
Homer pretty much said everything that is wrong with our political system without saying anything at all.
what?
ReeN exactly.
ReeN Edits It’s Chinatown.
jakep1979 ikr, Jack Nicholson’s characters all involve the political system some way. Except for the Shining
Remember mums the word
mhap2011
what episode was this bit on
What episode is that rant from?
Jeramy Jennings
Secrets of a Successful Marriage, Season 5.
Patton
That’s me and my wife lol
lollllllllllllllllll ahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Was it all jack nicholson quotes?
He was quoting Al Pacino from And Justice for All "You're out of order!"
No
What episode is this?
Secrets of a Successful Marriage
Onda vital lobezno
APILEOFGOO
dog day afternoon, a few good men, Chinatown
James Tombs its and justice for all, not dog day
It's funnier in latino. ✨
What movies does he quote in that?
TÚ NO SABES AFRONTAR LA VERDAD!
bruh there goes my belief Marge was born with natural blue hair :(
0:47
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
That what going on right now this world is so messed up
Simpsons always was full of references. That said, here it feels like something from Family Guy. Ironic, given that Family Guy came later and was accused a few times of copying Simpsons.
Either way, yet another classic Simpsons episode I avoid rewatching. Homer always was a terrible husband but sometimes he crosses the line IMO.
Is Homer actually saying anything? I don't think so.
top draw
aajaja
i like the original, but the latin american version is much better
It's better in Spanish btw.
Me decepcionó, es mejor "olvídalo Marge, esto es el barrio chino"
...
Ahora vendrá un latino y dirá que es mejor en latino, típico de ellos.
When the Simpsons was funny. What happened?
Unfortunately the whole thing did not go to plan when inside the bedroom the 2 of them had a silly argument because Marge reminds him not to say lots of private stuff too loudly but otherwise everyone will know about it and I noticed Homer did said something about■■■■■■ ( FORGET ABOUT IT MARGE IT'S CHINA TOWN!!!!!!!!!!!! ) that was so funny indeed.
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are you ok
No jodan, mejor suena en latino
In spanish is better
Malísimo en inglés
Es mejor en español
Los Simpson en latino son más graciosos
It's not that I don't like the original voices of The Simpsons, but I can't stand Marge's horrible voice, pure crap.
Marge's voice in the older episodes?
00:37 YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!!