It's not "comic relief" when the whole movie is a comedy. Then, it's just "comic timing" or "chops". Comic relief is an unexpected light-hearted beat, after an intense scene, typically in dramas, thrillers or horror movies. It's great being corrected by some twerp on the net, innit..? 😌 Sorry - didn't mean to be a dik...
@@MrWoodMan23 Well then all those other people also don't understand what comic relief means either, because he's right. You're definitely not using the term correctly. "Comic relief" would be if it was a serious movie and you have a character that provides brief moments of comedy throughout the film to break up the intensity. The brief comedy scenes here and there give the audience some "relief" from it being all serious. That's why it's called comic relief. Definitely not the case in Fletch. This is just a straight comedy.
@@lueysixty-six7300 You're absolutely correct. The term comic relief definitely doesn't make sense in this situation. It's when comedy is is used in certain spots to break up the seriousness a little bit. It's to give the audience brief moments of "relief", so it's not so intense throughout the entire film.
5:20 I am ABUNDANTLY appreciative that Foul Play gets a mention here...an under-rated seemingly forgotten but amazing star studded classic! I CANNOT recommend highly enough that a list of this kind be made some time soon, PLEASE Mr. Minty!
Been waiting for you to do this one, Minty. One of my absolute favorite films of the 80s and a reminder of how funny Chase could be in this era. Funny that its his favorite performance as I also think it's the best Chase performance. Sadly, didn't care for the sequel at all but would've gone to see a third Fletch movie with Chase anyway. Over the years when I've heard of possible names for the reboot, the one that I think that would absolutely kill it is Ryan Reynolds as he has similar comedic timing to Chase. Not sure what to think of Jon Hamm in the role. But HEY, it's all ball bearings these days!
Probably the best Chevy Chase film. I remember seeing it in the movie theater when I was a kid. Also, like most guys my age, I spent the next 35 years quoting it. Written by Andrew Bergman (Blazing Saddles & The In-Laws, rewritten by Phil Alden Robinson (Field of Dreams & Sneakers) with numerous one liners by Chevy Chase and directed by Bad News Bears helmer Michael Ritchie. Fletch is pure 80s fun like Beverly Hills Cop & Karate Kid.
I may have seen an early test screening of "Confess, Fletch", but I'm not supposed to talk about it. If I had seen it, I would say that Jon Hamm was surprisingly very very funny, and the dialogue is crisp. He does pretend to be a few people along the way, but there aren't any crazy disguises or voices - it's not as silly as the original, and it's a little sexier. The plot is pretty confusing and hard to follow sometimes - it's about stolen art. Fletch finds a dead girl in the apartment he's staying at, hilarity ensues. It wasn't finished, it didn't even have closing credits. So the final version may be a little different - I thought the middle dragged a little. But Hamm is great, it's very funny, and I would recommend it. IF I had seen it, which I can't admit to publicly. But I did...
I saw it too and I like that it sticks to the book. Chevy was not exactly Fletch, though he was entertaining, and Jon Hamm is not Fletch, but the movie is good. I missed the character Inspector Flynn from the novel
I’ve always liked Chevy Chase. He’s never tried to do the typical good guy arc. He doesn’t try to redeem himself like most protagonist and it’s honest. He’s a dick in the beginning and still is at the end. Unapologetically is himself.
Spooky, I've just started reading fletch. It seems weird that it's the same story but serious. Fletch is in my top 10 films of all time and Chevy was on top top form. Some of the best body comedy you will ever see.
I liked both the novel and the film. Both are good in their own way. I am glad the director convinced Gregory McDonald. That thing about the music in Top Gun was new to me though.
I loved Fletch and Fletch lives. I was always a big Chevy Chase fan as a kid. Along with the Lampoon movies and Foul Play. Also, I forget the name, the one where his character gets powers from nuclear waste.
Bit By Bit was excellent. They also got Dan Hartman to do a song. He was just off the success of "I Can Dream About You" from Streets of Fire, and producing Living in America for James Brown from Rocky 4. The song he did for FLetch was "Get Out of Town"' and it's alright, but up to the level of "I Can Dream About You".
It may not have done as well in the box office, but Fletch Lives is fantastic. Besides, look at the barrage of blockbusters that came out in 1989, including several sequels to blockbusters. Batman, Ghostbusters 2, Lethal Weapon 2, to name a few.
I love this movie. I'm sure it's one of the movies I must've seen over 500 times. I used to have a vhs copy I recorded off an on demand movie channel and just kept putting the movie on the tape. I think it fit 4 times. But I'd just leave that tape on all day. It was also one that I rented a lot. MCA tapes could never copy so I never had one until I found a copy to buy on vhs. I've owned the DVD a few times, but Chevy should do an audio commentary for both movies before it's too late. The biography, unless it was his autobiography, was quite depressing. Theres a reason he is the way he is. And why the hell did he just remind me of Robin Williams. I wish there was a 3rd movie with Chevy. One that could make the 2nd one look bad. I like it. But it's true how you cant capture lightning in a bottle twice. It only happens if you have a big metal hook that goes right into the flux capacitor. I love hearing about movies like this that no one believes in until they get someone saying different. And then they turn out to be some of the best movies of all time. It's a tough call, but I couldn't pick between Fletch or Sparky. He nails both characters like no one else. And the soundtrack. I swear if there isnt a 10 hour version of Theme Of Fletch, or whatever it's called. Then there should be. Speaking of lighting in a bottle twice. Harold's various cues in the movie make that theme so much better. It's cool that the song is on the soundtrack. But I think it's all those little ones just playing away in the background throughout the movie that make it memorable, without it seeming like overkill. Just like how Axel F was done. Itd be cool if they released an entire score featuring all those other bits. I've never read the books. But I'm sure if I did. Itd be Chevy Chase narrating it. Kinda like when I read Shawshank and Morgan Freeman is there in my head reading it to me. Hey Minty. If you happened to make it this far in the comment. Would you do one big one, or one for each of all 3 Naked Gun movies? Please forgive me if you already did one. I'm not closing this window and losing this comment to look it up on this VIC-20 I'm using.
I hear that. Actually owned it on VHS and had a recorded one from Showtime or something like that. My brothers and I played it so much the bought VHS wore out. Hence the recorded one.
ohh, maaaan! I was so in love with Geena AND Dana... Okay, I still am. Great video! ALL the scenes were great, but if I had to pick a favorite, it's the Airline mechanic scene. "C'mon, guys! It's ALL ball bearings these days!" ROFL!
One of my favorites, too many great lines to count and "Bit by Bit" by Stephanie Mills is an awesome theme song. "You fellas want to read me my rights?" "You have the right to have your balls stomped by him." "I'll waive my rights." "Cash? I'm impressed." "Saw my pimp today." "I love your body, Larry." "By the way, I charged the entire vacation to Mr. Underhill's American Express card. Want the number?"
The 80s was a golden age of hilarious comedy movies and Chevy Chase was in most of the best ones. The only one that might make me laugh more than Fletch is Caddyshack.
It's also pretty much everybody's favorite Chevy Chase movie. The minor characters do really well. The kid who's trying to steal the care is absolutely hilarious.
Very well done Mr. Minty👍 Of a somewhat forgotten Chase masterpiece. If nothing else you can list it as a cult classic. Another perfect example on what could have been a disaster However with very fine production and also A + casting became instant magic.
I read where Tim Matheson was actually given the role of Fletch. When Chase decided to come on board, they decided to recast Matheson as they didn't want to lose him and he was, in fact, similarly built as Chase.
In 87’ at the Cal State dorms my roommate had a hand me down VHS player and we had one VHS tape we played for 4 semesters-FLETCH…some of the greatest parties the 6 of us threw had FLETCH playing in the background while the Pioneer STA-780 was pumping Salt n Pepper-lol great memories :)
This movie was on heavy rotation on HBO when I was a kid. You’d turn on the TV and it was like….oh fletch guess we’re watching that again. That music score os forever in my head.
This is my favorite Chevy Chase movie and one of my favorites from the 80s. I haven't seen Jon Hamm in anything except Keeping Up With the Joneses and NHL/ St. Louis Blues promos. I know he was in Mad Men, I just haven't seen any episodes.
Fletch is definitely one of the best comedy movies ever made. I highly recommend watching this film. Also in my opinion it's sequel is exactly on the same level as the first movie, it doesn't drop in quality even the slightest. The scene from Fletch lives with a termite and police officer is hilarious. I still remember this squeal :D or the kkk masquerade :D
Chevy made several hilarious movies that still hold up, including Funny Farm, Seems Like Old Times, of course the original Vacation, and Christmas Vacation, Caddyshack, Foul Play and even Fletch Lives. Other decent films are Spies Like Us, and The Three Amigos. I love Chevy Chase.
One of my all time favorites. Lots of excellent quotes that Minty could have finished his video. They would all be completely out of context, if you had seen the movie, you would love them lol
You really are good at this man. Idk how you find such trivia but I love every tiny detail of many of these videos. Loved Fletch. My favorite is Seems Like Old Times where Goldie Hawn has like 7 dogs. 😂
Fletch Lives has some great moments too. My favorite is when he’s at a chemical plant with Phil Hartman asking his name and Fletch replies “I.R Pissed!”
I had this movie recorded on a VHS tape back in the day, and watched it plenty of times other than the vacation movies, it would be my favorite Chevy movies.
I love Fletch! I think I have it on DVD somewhere. I think it is very underrated and is a very hard movie to follow up with, I do not think they will ever capture the magic of the first one.
I don't know if you've seen it, but the movie Hoodwinked would be an excellent one to do a 10 things... on. The wolf in the movie is an investigative reporter that wears many disguises... wonder where they got that idea from? It's also full of great references from other movies and TV shows. I'd love to hear more about it and the Edwards brothers that worked on it. It's a Weinstein production, so it has that taint to it, but I still love rewatching it and it's sequel.
I bought that on DVD when my daughter was little and I was really surprised at how much I enjoyed it. That movie should have gotten way more attention than it did.
Mathias IA Eklundh from Freak Kitchen made an absolutely awesome cover of the Fletch Theme. The weird way he plays the guitar really fits the tune perfectly. 🤩
No one did it better than Chevy during this time. His comic relief was perfect for this series.
Yep
It's not "comic relief" when the whole movie is a comedy. Then, it's just "comic timing" or "chops".
Comic relief is an unexpected light-hearted beat, after an intense scene, typically in dramas, thrillers or horror movies.
It's great being corrected by some twerp on the net, innit..? 😌 Sorry - didn't mean to be a dik...
@@lueysixty-six7300 its funny because 55 others would disagree with you. So 56 to 1. Troll all you want. This is my story and I'm stickin to it.
@@MrWoodMan23 Well then all those other people also don't understand what comic relief means either, because he's right. You're definitely not using the term correctly. "Comic relief" would be if it was a serious movie and you have a character that provides brief moments of comedy throughout the film to break up the intensity. The brief comedy scenes here and there give the audience some "relief" from it being all serious. That's why it's called comic relief. Definitely not the case in Fletch. This is just a straight comedy.
@@lueysixty-six7300 You're absolutely correct. The term comic relief definitely doesn't make sense in this situation. It's when comedy is is used in certain spots to break up the seriousness a little bit. It's to give the audience brief moments of "relief", so it's not so intense throughout the entire film.
This film is a comedy masterpiece. Chevy Chase at the peak of his craft.
A comedy masterpiece. And let's not forget the soundtrack is pure 80s gold.
5:20 I am ABUNDANTLY appreciative that Foul Play gets a mention here...an under-rated seemingly forgotten but amazing star studded classic!
I CANNOT recommend highly enough that a list of this kind be made some time soon, PLEASE Mr. Minty!
He and Goldie are dynamite 🧨 together
Been waiting for you to do this one, Minty. One of my absolute favorite films of the 80s and a reminder of how funny Chase could be in this era. Funny that its his favorite performance as I also think it's the best Chase performance. Sadly, didn't care for the sequel at all but would've gone to see a third Fletch movie with Chase anyway. Over the years when I've heard of possible names for the reboot, the one that I think that would absolutely kill it is Ryan Reynolds as he has similar comedic timing to Chase. Not sure what to think of Jon Hamm in the role. But HEY, it's all ball bearings these days!
Fletch Lives, the sequel to this movie was one of my favorites growing up.
Great movie. I saw this in the theater when I was ten. And I just watched it again last month, it never gets old.
Probably the best Chevy Chase film. I remember seeing it in the movie theater when I was a kid. Also, like most guys my age, I spent the next 35 years quoting it. Written by Andrew Bergman (Blazing Saddles & The In-Laws, rewritten by Phil Alden Robinson (Field of Dreams & Sneakers) with numerous one liners by Chevy Chase and directed by Bad News Bears helmer Michael Ritchie. Fletch is pure 80s fun like Beverly Hills Cop & Karate Kid.
I may have seen an early test screening of "Confess, Fletch", but I'm not supposed to talk about it. If I had seen it, I would say that Jon Hamm was surprisingly very very funny, and the dialogue is crisp. He does pretend to be a few people along the way, but there aren't any crazy disguises or voices - it's not as silly as the original, and it's a little sexier. The plot is pretty confusing and hard to follow sometimes - it's about stolen art. Fletch finds a dead girl in the apartment he's staying at, hilarity ensues. It wasn't finished, it didn't even have closing credits. So the final version may be a little different - I thought the middle dragged a little. But Hamm is great, it's very funny, and I would recommend it. IF I had seen it, which I can't admit to publicly. But I did...
Well its on his Wiki movies so yeah you're right. However Chevy should have been given the role
Lol
@@britishwordplay4335 He's like 80 years old and one of the most hated actors to work with. He definitely should not have been given the role.
I saw it too and I like that it sticks to the book. Chevy was not exactly Fletch, though he was entertaining, and Jon Hamm is not Fletch, but the movie is good. I missed the character Inspector Flynn from the novel
I still can't get over the "OnlyVans" line. It cracks me up every time I think of it. Five stars!
I’ve always liked Chevy Chase. He’s never tried to do the typical good guy arc. He doesn’t try to redeem himself like most protagonist and it’s honest. He’s a dick in the beginning and still is at the end. Unapologetically is himself.
Spooky, I've just started reading fletch. It seems weird that it's the same story but serious. Fletch is in my top 10 films of all time and Chevy was on top top form. Some of the best body comedy you will ever see.
I liked both the novel and the film. Both are good in their own way. I am glad the director convinced Gregory McDonald. That thing about the music in Top Gun was new to me though.
I loved Fletch and Fletch lives. I was always a big Chevy Chase fan as a kid. Along with the Lampoon movies and Foul Play. Also, I forget the name, the one where his character gets powers from nuclear waste.
the toxic avenger?
"Memoirs of an invisible man" with Daryl Hannah & Sam Neill, is the flick you're thinking of.
Modern problems
@@lt.aldoraine9161 - Yeah probably that one, most likely.
@@lt.aldoraine9161 yes! That’s the one
I've always liked that song for this movie that was done by Stephanie Mills.
NICE ONE LAD ;)
Bit by bit is the song.
@@asifkhan4822 Yep
Bit By Bit was excellent. They also got Dan Hartman to do a song. He was just off the success of "I Can Dream About You" from Streets of Fire, and producing Living in America for James Brown from Rocky 4. The song he did for FLetch was "Get Out of Town"' and it's alright, but up to the level of "I Can Dream About You".
@@PapaVanTwee5 I love "Get Out of Town"!
you know you lived an interesting life when you run into a situation where you can use the water buffalo line from this movie in real life
Fletch lives ,while not box office successful ,is an excellent sequel
Bit by bit one way or another..... Fletch is working overtime!😂👍🏻
It may not have done as well in the box office, but Fletch Lives is fantastic. Besides, look at the barrage of blockbusters that came out in 1989, including several sequels to blockbusters. Batman, Ghostbusters 2, Lethal Weapon 2, to name a few.
I agree - wasn't a big drop-off, if at all
I like Fletch Lives more than Fletch.
Both films are the perfect kind of stupid.
@@NoahBodze I agree wholeheartedly! 😂 Chevy was amazing in the role.
Yep, Fletch Lives is fantastic
Who would ever think that Fletch and Alien we're in the same universe.
Who didn't have the hots for Danq wheeler in this great flick
Put on the underhills tab the underhills weren't important bro theovie but cool characters.
Fantastic
Man I haven’t watch this awesome 80s masterpiece in an while, I have to watch it again.
I love this movie. I'm sure it's one of the movies I must've seen over 500 times. I used to have a vhs copy I recorded off an on demand movie channel and just kept putting the movie on the tape. I think it fit 4 times. But I'd just leave that tape on all day. It was also one that I rented a lot. MCA tapes could never copy so I never had one until I found a copy to buy on vhs. I've owned the DVD a few times, but Chevy should do an audio commentary for both movies before it's too late. The biography, unless it was his autobiography, was quite depressing. Theres a reason he is the way he is. And why the hell did he just remind me of Robin Williams.
I wish there was a 3rd movie with Chevy. One that could make the 2nd one look bad. I like it. But it's true how you cant capture lightning in a bottle twice. It only happens if you have a big metal hook that goes right into the flux capacitor.
I love hearing about movies like this that no one believes in until they get someone saying different. And then they turn out to be some of the best movies of all time. It's a tough call, but I couldn't pick between Fletch or Sparky. He nails both characters like no one else.
And the soundtrack. I swear if there isnt a 10 hour version of Theme Of Fletch, or whatever it's called. Then there should be. Speaking of lighting in a bottle twice. Harold's various cues in the movie make that theme so much better. It's cool that the song is on the soundtrack. But I think it's all those little ones just playing away in the background throughout the movie that make it memorable, without it seeming like overkill. Just like how Axel F was done. Itd be cool if they released an entire score featuring all those other bits.
I've never read the books. But I'm sure if I did. Itd be Chevy Chase narrating it. Kinda like when I read Shawshank and Morgan Freeman is there in my head reading it to me.
Hey Minty. If you happened to make it this far in the comment. Would you do one big one, or one for each of all 3 Naked Gun movies? Please forgive me if you already did one. I'm not closing this window and losing this comment to look it up on this VIC-20 I'm using.
I hear that. Actually owned it on VHS and had a recorded one from Showtime or something like that. My brothers and I played it so much the bought VHS wore out. Hence the recorded one.
ohh, maaaan! I was so in love with Geena AND Dana... Okay, I still am. Great video! ALL the scenes were great, but if I had to pick a favorite, it's the Airline mechanic scene. "C'mon, guys! It's ALL ball bearings these days!" ROFL!
One of my favorites, too many great lines to count and "Bit by Bit" by Stephanie Mills is an awesome theme song.
"You fellas want to read me my rights?" "You have the right to have your balls stomped by him." "I'll waive my rights."
"Cash? I'm impressed." "Saw my pimp today."
"I love your body, Larry."
"By the way, I charged the entire vacation to Mr. Underhill's American Express card. Want the number?"
Fletch & Fletch Lives are so good, they are stop what you are doing & watch them type movies. Masterpieces.
Need a 10 things of SE7EN bro. Love your videos always entertaining. 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I figured out the secret to Minty's great videos..... ball bearings.
Hey, it's all ball bearings nowadays
Ive read a few of the Fletch novels that I found at a used book store in airport, and really enjoyed those too
Thanks mucho! Chevy's best and my favorite comedy.
I love the tempo of this movie. One of my favorites. Thanks for covering it.
The 80s was a golden age of hilarious comedy movies and Chevy Chase was in most of the best ones. The only one that might make me laugh more than Fletch is Caddyshack.
It's also pretty much everybody's favorite Chevy Chase movie. The minor characters do really well.
The kid who's trying to steal the care is absolutely hilarious.
One of my favorite movies, full of 80s fun!
Very well done Mr. Minty👍
Of a somewhat forgotten
Chase masterpiece.
If nothing else you can list it as a cult classic.
Another perfect example
on what could have been a disaster
However with very fine production and also A + casting became instant magic.
I finally watched this movie and it’s freaking hilarious, I can understand why many liked Chevy Chase way back in the day. 🙂
This is definitely one of my favorite Chevy movies! Fletch and Fletch 2
Good morning from Austin, TX Minty 🙂
I still quote this film to this day. It's definitely a classic and deserves a minty in depth look!
A great film great soundtrack
I read where Tim Matheson was actually given the role of Fletch. When Chase decided to come on board, they decided to recast Matheson as they didn't want to lose him and he was, in fact, similarly built as Chase.
Matheson was perfect in his role.
Nice one, Minty.
excellent. diggin on the shades!
Think it's about time for 10 things Spies Like Us. 👍👍
Now I feel like watching Beverly Hills Cop, 48 Hours, and Fletch all back to back (in no particular order).
It’s the 80s best
Always covering all the 80s classics, awesome!
In 87’ at the Cal State dorms my roommate had a hand me down VHS player and we had one VHS tape we played for 4 semesters-FLETCH…some of the greatest parties the 6 of us threw had FLETCH playing in the background while the Pioneer STA-780 was pumping Salt n Pepper-lol great memories :)
Your videos make me run to my dvds and watch every movie you talk about! Thanks for all you do.
Have read two of the books, but had no idea they existed back in the day...
Good to see this up!
This movie was on heavy rotation on HBO when I was a kid. You’d turn on the TV and it was like….oh fletch guess we’re watching that again. That music score os forever in my head.
The only deadpan comedy I've fully enjoyed since Airplane!
This is my favorite Chevy Chase movie and one of my favorites from the 80s. I haven't seen Jon Hamm in anything except Keeping Up With the Joneses and NHL/ St. Louis Blues promos. I know he was in Mad Men, I just haven't seen any episodes.
I like the fletch we got. Chevy was great in this part. One of my favs back then. Thanks Minty!
You are my favorite channel to find out about my favorite movies! Love you Minty...
Well I guess I'm watching Fletch this afternoon then. Cheers Minty😉👍🏻
Mick Jagger does have some acting skill. He was pretty good in Freejack.
By the way, that would be a good movie to feature on your channel.
Too bad it was such an awful movie.
I love both Fletch movies. Some of my favorites.
This is one of my fave movies ever!!!! 🥰
the fletch movies made me laugh so hard as a kid. They are up there with my favorites like blazing saddles and vacation.
Another great one, Minty!
I love this movie!
I always loved this movie for some reason. It was one of the several films that made me a fan of Chevy chase.
Loved Fletch is was really humorous and enjoyable.
Good video! I just got done watching Confess Fletch, and it is a worthy sequel.
Good job Minty, I'm a Fletch fan from way back. Love this video!
OMG! This was one of my all time favorite movies!
Fletch is definitely one of the best comedy movies ever made. I highly recommend watching this film. Also in my opinion it's sequel is exactly on the same level as the first movie, it doesn't drop in quality even the slightest. The scene from Fletch lives with a termite and police officer is hilarious. I still remember this squeal :D or the kkk masquerade :D
I agree. Fletch Lives is great.
Fletch is all time favorite for me. Love the books too
Chevy made several hilarious movies that still hold up, including Funny Farm, Seems Like Old Times, of course the original Vacation, and Christmas Vacation, Caddyshack, Foul Play and even Fletch Lives. Other decent films are Spies Like Us, and The Three Amigos. I love Chevy Chase.
One of my all time favorites. Lots of excellent quotes that Minty could have finished his video. They would all be completely out of context, if you had seen the movie, you would love them lol
I have great fun watching your channel, thank you.
Fletch was great back in day.
Love Fletch!!! Great couple of movies.
My favorite Chevy Chase movie is "Foul Play"....great car chase through San Francisco!!!
06:25 Writers ALWAYS hate the re-writes UNLESS they re-write it themselves.
Great job, as always.
No one likes it when someone else comes up and 'fixes' their work, no matter the industry.
Well the book is perfect, but they made it an 80s comedy 🎉especially after Bev Hills Cop
Well the book is perfect, but they made it an 80s comedy 🎉especially after Bev Hills Cop
Fletch singing “Moon River” while Dr. Jelly Finger 🤣 was doing his thing.
You really are good at this man. Idk how you find such trivia but I love every tiny detail of many of these videos. Loved Fletch. My favorite is Seems Like Old Times where Goldie Hawn has like 7 dogs. 😂
I would love to see Minty give us 10 things about Seems Like Old Times. Fun movie!
They are excellent together
Awesome Work Bro, Thanks!!!👍😎 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
Love Fletch!!
Fletch Lives has some great moments too. My favorite is when he’s at a chemical plant with Phil Hartman asking his name and Fletch replies “I.R Pissed!”
Yes! Finally Fletch :) I commented on a video a few months ago that you should do a Fletch video, thanks Minty!
Chevy Chase seems to have a bad rep for being difficult to work with. it's not the first time I've heard it or the second time.
It's past the bad rep stage - it's axiomatic - he's had drama at every stop in his career, and it's usually ego-related.
Read the book Wild and Crazy Guys for more details.
That funky synth soundtrack is part of the charm.
I had this movie recorded on a VHS tape back in the day, and watched it plenty of times other than the vacation movies, it would be my favorite Chevy movies.
Woah. I seriously just watched this yesterday. Way to be a mind reader Minty!
I love Fletch! I think I have it on DVD somewhere. I think it is very underrated and is a very hard movie to follow up with, I do not think they will ever capture the magic of the first one.
I'll have a steak sandwich,, and a steak sandwich.
I don't know if you've seen it, but the movie Hoodwinked would be an excellent one to do a 10 things... on. The wolf in the movie is an investigative reporter that wears many disguises... wonder where they got that idea from? It's also full of great references from other movies and TV shows. I'd love to hear more about it and the Edwards brothers that worked on it. It's a Weinstein production, so it has that taint to it, but I still love rewatching it and it's sequel.
I bought that on DVD when my daughter was little and I was really surprised at how much I enjoyed it. That movie should have gotten way more attention than it did.
Hoodwinked is a masterpiece
havent had a chance to watch it yet but heard of it. maybe in the future. was fun to hear about the facts about it.
Great content. Thanks.
I just watched this for the first time. It was awesome.
I enjoyed this, thank you!
Fletch is working overtime ! Some real interesting pointers there in this top ten list !
The fletch music is a nice touch.
When he leans on the hot jet, this is priceless. Bearings, its all in the bearings.
Terrific wing, who couldn't love Its shape?
Love this movie!
Great content for a great movie.!
Mathias IA Eklundh from Freak Kitchen made an absolutely awesome cover of the Fletch Theme.
The weird way he plays the guitar really fits the tune perfectly. 🤩
Awesome video Minty
Wow Mick Jagger as Fletch, now that is out of the box thinking on casting options.
Without question his finest movie outside of the 1st 'Vacation" and possibly "Christmas Vacation".
Flech was awesome. Fletch 2 was awesome as well 💯
Thanks you for your video and channel
I loved this movie, especially the title song.
I've seen this movie multiple times and it still makes me laugh. Moooooon Riverrrrr!