I loved how hard you beauiful ladies were laughing to the Barber Shop guys..I grew up with one in my Black Neighborhood called Leon's-The crazy conversation/banter I'd hear made it a pleasure to go get a haircut! Leon also didn't like or promote products like "Soul Glow" --"Man what you puttin' all that oil cloggin' up your hair follicles, killin your scalp like a duck on one a' them Greenpeace ads.!" Like Akeem he kept lots of African natural stuff on hand. Very fun reactions to a very fun movie!
@@nsasupporter7557trading places is awesome...I saw a TH-cam video made by a stock broker explaining what the dukes were trying to do at the end of trading places...it's actually quite interesting
@@NGT4LIFE Don ameche and Ralph Bellamy played mortimer and Randolph Duke in trading places...they were the 2 bums that eddie murphyy gave a stack of cash in coming 2 america
Fun Fact: For the movie's 30th anniversary a few years ago, an independently operated McDonald's in Chicago "dressed" as McDowell's for Halloween. The owner changed the sign, the menu and the employee uniforms. It was brilliant. Also, James Earl Jones and Madge Sinclair would go on to voice Simba's parents in "The Lion King" (1994). Playing a King and Queen once again.
Eddie was 26 when he shot Coming To America. It was released shortly after his 27th birthday... Also that is a young Cuba Gooding Jr in the barber's chair trying to keep a straight face.
As much as I love Star Wars and Darth Vader, my favorite James Earl Jones line will always be "I assumed you had sex with your bathers. I know I do!" 😅
Eddie Murphy became known for impersonations with the use of extensive make-up. A few years before this movie, Eddie Murphy was on "Saturday Night Live" and had a sketch where he made himself up as a white man and went around town as a sort of flipped rendition of "Black Like Me."
The 2 grateful homeless men were huge stars in the 1940 - 1970s. They are also in the Eddie Murphy movie Trading Places with Dan Aykroyd and Jamie Lee Curtis. I think you will like that movie.
You guys laughing at the barber shop scenes, until you were crying was hysterical. I hope you stuck around for the credits to find out Eddie Murphy was also the old Jewish guy in the shop as well. Such a classic film. Now you need to see the classic "Trading Places"! Always a pleasure! Thanks for the fun time!
"So why did you come here?" "To find something special." "It's a long way to travel." "No journey is too great when one finds what he seeks." Fun Fact: Cuba Gooding Jr. (an Oscar winner) and Vondie Curtis-Hall (an Emmy and SAG Award nominee) made their first on-screen appearances in this film. Zamunda Forever Fact: Zamunda is the name of the fictional African country the main characters are from. This name was taken from a Richard Pryor routine where he referred to a fictional African tribe of the same name. Double Duty Fact: This was the first time Eddie Murphy played multiple characters in the same film, inspired by Peter Sellers who did the same in Dr. Strangelove Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb (1964). This would become a trademark of Murphy. After the make-up and clothing was applied for the Saul character, Eddie Murphy wanted to test the make-up and costume out. He got a golf cart and drove from one studio department to another in Paramount Studios. He would get out of the cart and say "Hi. I'm Eddie Murphy." in his regular voice. No one believed him. Before The MCU Fact: The homeless men that receive the money from Prince Akeem (Eddie Murphy) are the Duke brothers (Ralph Bellamy and Don Ameche) from Trading Places (1983) also directed by John Landis. In that movie, Billy Ray Valentine (Eddie Murphy) was responsible for The Dukes losing their fortune. The Dukes theme from the movie can be heard in the background. Apparently, Landis didn't like the idea because it would be too self-referential, even though he is known for breaking the fourth wall in his movies. It led to a conflict with producer George Folsey Jr., until star Eddie Murphy decided that it was a great idea.
There have been lots of actors who play multiple characters in movies. In fact, Jerry Lewis did it in 'The Nutty Professor' (1963) a movie which Murphy later did a remake.
The number of historically great actors & actresses + comedians in this classic was phenomenal. Awesome Vid, hope you review Trading Places so you understand the scene where Eddie gives the "bums" that "pocket change" 😂😂
Eddie was 27 when when this movie came out. (maybe 26 when they shot it) He was 21 when he made his first film "48hrs" and started Saturday Night Live when he was 19 in 1980.
"That boy good!" 👏 👏 👏 The community center scene is my favorite. Eddie and Arsenio playing 3 characters each in the same room. Randy Watson mic dropping and stamping off stage will always make me laugh.
Glad to see that you both loved this classic comedy. No need to see the sequel, only if you want to, since it doesn't hold up to how good the original film is. There are scattered moments of good moments in the sequel, but nothing that you will ever remember for years to come like the first movie. "Coming to America" was brilliantly written and acted by everyone, especially the multiple roles done by Eddie and Arsenio. Of course, now you will have to watch "Trading Places" to understand how the two old men were that Eddie gave the money to were. :)
The 2 old homeless guys he gave money to are from another movie Eddie Murphy also starred in called Trading Places. If you watch it, you will see how they became homeless. Also, Eddie Murphy was 27 and the girl he fell in love with was 24 at the time in Coming to America.. Great reaction
After watching "Coming To America", the only other Eddie Murphy movie that is "EQUALLY" good is Eddie Murphy & Martin Lawrence in a brilliant movie called "LIFE". Great makeup again, storyline, touching, funny,...A must see! (no exaggeration).
😃Thought it interesting you said the Jerry Curl dude didn't seem like the type that would marry. Remember when this film was made in the 1980s. No internet to chase all ya ladies down. So the greasy dudes like that would marry and cheat at every opportunity. And yes not most men are creeps like that. Unfortunately, most women are attracted to men who keep multiple partners. But I regress. Great reaction.
Wish you would have watched *(Trading Places)* first starring *Eddie Murphy Dan Aykroyd & Jamie Lee Curtis* then the two homeless guys that he gave money to would make sense
To bad you guys didn't watch "Trading Places" with Eddie Murphy, Dan Aykroyd and Jamie Lee Curtis first, because the two homeless guys he gave the money to is the first example of the Multiverse I ever recalled in movies.
Cool reaction, you know the Giants beat Green Bay this year the same way he described that game to her father. It’s only happened a couple of times since this movie was released. I saw E. M. On tour in the 80s . The Raw tour. 👏👏😊🥰
If u saw, Trading Places, first, in here when he throws the money clip out on the street and the two old guys get it.... it's the Duke Brothers from Trading Places!! All the guys in the Barber shop, the preacher Sexual Chocolate guy, were all Eddie or Arsenio! The old Jewish guy was Eddie! The cab driver is Body by Jake. The robber is Samuel Jackson! The cat white guy was genius comedian, Louie Anderson! The young guy in the barber chair is Cuba Gooding Jr!
When I change the bins at work I always recite the line "when you think of garbage think of Akeem" it makes my chuckle to myself but then I realize its kinda true and then I'm sad and proceed to mop the floor with the mop still in the bucket
Kind of disappointing it's not included so I hope you girls at least watch the outros on your own. Showing all the characters *Eddie Murphy & Arsenio Hall* played
20:30 These homeless guys are named Randolph and Mortimer, and they star with Murphy in a movie called Trading Places. If you liked this one you would probably like that one, too👌
Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall both played multiple roles in the movie. Yes Murphy was the singer. When he gave money to the old men they were from the movie Trading Places another Eddie Murphy movie. I have overloaded you with my vast useless knowlege this is was a great movie and loved your reaction.
Akeem wants the exact opposite of his sheltered, pampered upbringing. He wants a real life, and a real woman. Really solid character and motivation, even if the problem is that try as he might, he can't escape his background, and hiding it only creates a rift between him and the woman he loves. This movie holds up so well, one of Eddie Murphy's best. Great reaction, guys, thanks!
I figured the homeless scene y'all didn't recognize the two men, they are from the movie Trading Places... another Eddie Murphy movie... Also the red head is on video is a smoke show!!! respectfully lol
You should've watched Trading Places first I don't know if you already did it has Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd it shows how those 2 homeless men got to where they are.
I saw this movie soon after it came out on tv. I got very few laughs from it, unlike you. I'm not a big Eddie Murphy fan to begin with and this movie didn't help that at all. My rating ... 1.
Another great reaction. The 2 older guys that Eddie Murphy's character have the money to are from Trading Places, they played The Dukes in that. It's in the same universe
@@ForceOfLightEntertainmentwhich is funny.. Literally Eddie helped bankrupt them in Trading Places then gives them money here..i had always hoped it was a sign they would have done a Trading Places follow up with the Duke Bros. coming for payback. Sadly no.
Missed this was at work, but just saw myself for the first time in years on the third absolutely love this movie I can see by the comments that people are telling you to watch trading places. The money that he gives the two bums in front of the store are the bosses in trading places. also, a very good movie, but adult. Amazing comedy. Both are.
I enjoyed this movie when I saw it. Eddie Murphy made it as an apology to American women since he had been rather rude and derisive in some of his earlier comedy shows towards women. The 2 men he gave money to were from the movie Trading Places where he and Dan Akroyd bankrupted them when they tried to play a game on Eddie and Dan.
Watch Trading Places if you have not yet. On your own schedule, of course. Thanks for the review. Glad you liked the movie. It was a lot of fun watching along with you. Love your reaction and your very unique voices.
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The lines "Ever since I was born, I've been trained to serve you" and "Am I not all you dreamed I would be?" from the film "Coming to America" are sampled in the 1997 song "Coma" by Australian ambient band Pendulum
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment It's also very "cute", as you described Coming To America :), though to be honest, I would say some of the humor is a bit more outdated to me than in Coming To America. It is cool to think the two main stars did actually marry and stay together for many years after filming it.
Damn. I thought I remembered you doing a reaction to Trading Places (1983). The director of this is the director of Trading Places with Eddie Murphy and Dan Ackroyd. There's a big reference to Trading Places that you, like so many, missed because you watched this film first. I insist you watch Trading Places (1983), so you can get what I'm talking about. Plus it's hilarious (more so than this if I had to make a comparison).
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I realized you ladies never saw Trading Places, one of Eddie Murphy's first movies. Or I should say I don't see it in your list on TH-cam. It is a modern retelling of The Prince and The Pauper. A fun movie. The money given to the old men is a call back to that movie. th-cam.com/video/j3CTDGoGqIQ/w-d-xo.html
yes I know this movie well, I'm quite knowledgeable about movies, Eddy Murphy is very funny. You should have seen "trading places" first in my oopinion, as there are some connections to this movie, but just small details, nothing important.
You need to watch Trading Places with Eddie Murphy and Dan Ackroyd. That movie and this movie has something in common. By saying that Trading Places should have been seen first then this one.
(Shrug) I'd buy a Sexual Chocolate CD. Also, and I didn't know this, all the different characters they play, I had no idea Eddie was also the old Jewish guy in the barbershop. Great makeup
Did you cut it off too soon the end credits showed all the characters they played one by one and did you notice the two old rich men who lost all their money at the end of the movie TRADING PLACES who Eddie gave the bag of money to?
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😅hilarious classic
I loved how hard you beauiful ladies were laughing to the Barber Shop guys..I grew up with one in my Black Neighborhood called Leon's-The crazy conversation/banter I'd hear made it a pleasure to go get a haircut! Leon also didn't like or promote products like "Soul Glow" --"Man what you puttin' all that oil cloggin' up your hair follicles, killin your scalp like a duck on one a' them Greenpeace ads.!" Like Akeem he kept lots of African natural stuff on hand. Very fun reactions to a very fun movie!
The 2 homeless old men r the to from trading places. The king is voice of Vader an lion king dad. Legend! James Earl Jones
@@alonzocoyethea6148 thank you!!
Did you watch the end credit scenes? It showed all the characters that Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall portrayed.
Those 2 old white guys are from another classic movie with Eddie Murphy called trading places,that's why they got a cameo in this movie
Unfortunately, Murphy doesn’t play multiple characters in that movie like he does in his other movies
Yeah that's the movie 🎬 with Jamie lee Curtis. They not gonna know they didn't even know it was Eddie Murphy in Hella characters 😂
@@thachosen1.So_litt Trading Places, that was the name of that movie 😉
@@nsasupporter7557trading places is awesome...I saw a TH-cam video made by a stock broker explaining what the dukes were trying to do at the end of trading places...it's actually quite interesting
@@NGT4LIFE Don ameche and Ralph Bellamy played mortimer and Randolph Duke in trading places...they were the 2 bums that eddie murphyy gave a stack of cash in coming 2 america
Fun Fact: For the movie's 30th anniversary a few years ago, an independently operated McDonald's in Chicago "dressed" as McDowell's for Halloween. The owner changed the sign, the menu and the employee uniforms. It was brilliant.
Also, James Earl Jones and Madge Sinclair would go on to voice Simba's parents in "The Lion King" (1994).
Playing a King and Queen once again.
They had a McDowell's in LA. The shake they served was a sexual chocolate shake.
@@red-stapler574Omg!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 That's F-ing hysterical. I'd order 1 even if not thirsty....then go buy my Soul-Glow
@@red-stapler574guy ( joking) suck on toooo many of those in a row and McDowell's issues a restraining order!
This movie is a down right classic. So many one liners, easter eggs cameos etc. Glad you reacted to it
Lol!! I put the same thing about SImba'a parent - then deleted it when I saw you had already mentioned it.
Oh my. One of the best parts of the movie is the credits where it’s shown all the characters played by Eddie and Arsenio. There are a few surprises
Eddie was 26 when he shot Coming To America. It was released shortly after his 27th birthday... Also that is a young Cuba Gooding Jr in the barber's chair trying to keep a straight face.
"Goodmorning my neighbours!" 😇😇😇
"F*** you!" 😤😤😤
"Yes, yes... F*** you too!"🤣🤣🤣
That scene is comedy Gold XD
As much as I love Star Wars and Darth Vader, my favorite James Earl Jones line will always be "I assumed you had sex with your bathers. I know I do!" 😅
The way he smiles after that line 🤣🤣🤣 JEJ is a scamp
Eddie Murphy became known for impersonations with the use of extensive make-up. A few years before this movie, Eddie Murphy was on "Saturday Night Live" and had a sketch where he made himself up as a white man and went around town as a sort of flipped rendition of "Black Like Me."
Eddie also plays multiple characters (with much less convincing whiteface) in Wes Craven's Vampire in Brooklyn.
Did you see his return to SNL 2 or 3 years back? He did all his classic characters
The 2 grateful homeless men were huge stars in the 1940 - 1970s. They are also in the Eddie Murphy movie Trading Places with Dan Aykroyd and Jamie Lee Curtis. I think you will like that movie.
You guys laughing at the barber shop scenes, until you were crying was hysterical. I hope you stuck around for the credits to find out Eddie Murphy was also the old Jewish guy in the shop as well. Such a classic film. Now you need to see the classic "Trading Places"! Always a pleasure! Thanks for the fun time!
Shout out to Arsenio. He killed it in this movie.
💯🔥
"So why did you come here?"
"To find something special."
"It's a long way to travel."
"No journey is too great when one finds what he seeks."
Fun Fact: Cuba Gooding Jr. (an Oscar winner) and Vondie Curtis-Hall (an Emmy and SAG Award nominee) made their first on-screen appearances in this film.
Zamunda Forever Fact: Zamunda is the name of the fictional African country the main characters are from. This name was taken from a Richard Pryor routine where he referred to a fictional African tribe of the same name.
Double Duty Fact: This was the first time Eddie Murphy played multiple characters in the same film, inspired by Peter Sellers who did the same in Dr. Strangelove Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb (1964). This would become a trademark of Murphy. After the make-up and clothing was applied for the Saul character, Eddie Murphy wanted to test the make-up and costume out. He got a golf cart and drove from one studio department to another in Paramount Studios. He would get out of the cart and say "Hi. I'm Eddie Murphy." in his regular voice. No one believed him.
Before The MCU Fact: The homeless men that receive the money from Prince Akeem (Eddie Murphy) are the Duke brothers (Ralph Bellamy and Don Ameche) from Trading Places (1983) also directed by John Landis. In that movie, Billy Ray Valentine (Eddie Murphy) was responsible for The Dukes losing their fortune. The Dukes theme from the movie can be heard in the background. Apparently, Landis didn't like the idea because it would be too self-referential, even though he is known for breaking the fourth wall in his movies. It led to a conflict with producer George Folsey Jr., until star Eddie Murphy decided that it was a great idea.
There have been lots of actors who play multiple characters in movies. In fact, Jerry Lewis did it in 'The Nutty Professor' (1963) a movie which Murphy later did a remake.
Eddie Murphy was about 27 when he made this movie in 1988.
Eddie Murphy actually plays 4 people in the movie. If you haven't already, check out the cast credit videos. Your mind will be blown!
The number of historically great actors & actresses + comedians in this classic was phenomenal. Awesome Vid, hope you review Trading Places so you understand the scene where Eddie gives the "bums" that "pocket change" 😂😂
Masterpiece ever. Great
Eddie was 27 when when this movie came out. (maybe 26 when they shot it) He was 21 when he made his first film "48hrs" and started Saturday Night Live when he was 19 in 1980.
HEY!!!! Joe Louis a hundred and thirty-seven years old!
the money he gives to the two bums are DUKE & DUKE from Trading Places
Good, fun movie. I've seen this movie multiple times. But I haven't seen the sequel yet. I give y'all 5 hoots 🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉 And Stay Blessed!
Thank you!! You too!
"That boy good!" 👏 👏 👏
The community center scene is my favorite. Eddie and Arsenio playing 3 characters each in the same room. Randy Watson mic dropping and stamping off stage will always make me laugh.
“Yeah, good and terrible”
Glad to see that you both loved this classic comedy. No need to see the sequel, only if you want to, since it doesn't hold up to how good the original film is. There are scattered moments of good moments in the sequel, but nothing that you will ever remember for years to come like the first movie. "Coming to America" was brilliantly written and acted by everyone, especially the multiple roles done by Eddie and Arsenio. Of course, now you will have to watch "Trading Places" to understand how the two old men were that Eddie gave the money to were. :)
You were gobsmacked when you heard the earrings were $500,000 remember this is 1988 money so that's $1.3 million dollars today
😎👍 If you haven't seen it yet, another really fun Eddie Murphy movie is "Bowfinger" (1999) in which he plays both himself and his own twin brother.
The 2 old homeless guys he gave money to are from another movie Eddie Murphy also starred in called Trading Places. If you watch it, you will see how they became homeless. Also, Eddie Murphy was 27 and the girl he fell in love with was 24 at the time in Coming to America.. Great reaction
Thank you!!
Some are one in a million...Eddie's a million in one!
After watching "Coming To America", the only other Eddie Murphy movie that is "EQUALLY" good is Eddie Murphy & Martin Lawrence in a brilliant movie called "LIFE". Great makeup again, storyline, touching, funny,...A must see! (no exaggeration).
100% agree. Life is one of my favorite movies ever.
@@caseyhart4999 Great minds think alike! 👍🏾
Ladies I saw this movie in the theater when I was a kid! I can't tell you how many times I've watched this movie 😂!
LMAO! I was young watching this in the theatre with my mother and grandmother. I was so embarrassed at “the royal penis is clean your highness” omg
😃Thought it interesting you said the Jerry Curl dude didn't seem like the type that would marry. Remember when this film was made in the 1980s. No internet to chase all ya ladies down. So the greasy dudes like that would marry and cheat at every opportunity. And yes not most men are creeps like that. Unfortunately, most women are attracted to men who keep multiple partners. But I regress. Great reaction.
Wish you would have watched *(Trading Places)* first starring *Eddie Murphy Dan Aykroyd & Jamie Lee Curtis* then the two homeless guys that he gave money to would make sense
We are planning on watching it!
Aww you left out the mid-credit scene lol.
To bad you guys didn't watch "Trading Places" with Eddie Murphy, Dan Aykroyd and Jamie Lee Curtis first, because the two homeless guys he gave the money to is the first example of the Multiverse I ever recalled in movies.
Cool reaction, you know the Giants beat Green Bay this year the same way he described that game to her father. It’s only happened a couple of times since this movie was released. I saw E. M. On tour in the 80s . The Raw tour. 👏👏😊🥰
Thanks!
I also loved Louie Anderson in this movie.
Watch Trading places and the scene with him giving the homeless guys money will make sense
Michelle & Natalie, did you catch that Eddie Murphy played the old jewish guy?
Not until the end credits!
Eddie Murphy was actually 27 in this movie.
What's funny is Eddie played older for many years (he was only 18 when he joined SNL) so you are about right agewise but he is playing 21 here lol
If u saw, Trading Places, first, in here when he throws the money clip out on the street and the two old guys get it.... it's the Duke Brothers from Trading Places!! All the guys in the Barber shop, the preacher Sexual Chocolate guy, were all Eddie or Arsenio! The old Jewish guy was Eddie! The cab driver is Body by Jake. The robber is Samuel Jackson! The cat white guy was genius comedian, Louie Anderson! The young guy in the barber chair is Cuba Gooding Jr!
one of the guys in the barber shop was neither one. one was Eddie and one was Arsenio.
When I change the bins at work I always recite the line "when you think of garbage think of Akeem" it makes my chuckle to myself but then I realize its kinda true and then I'm sad and proceed to mop the floor with the mop still in the bucket
Y'all recognized Samuel L. Jackson, but not Cuba Gooding, Jr?
It happens;)
No one noticed Mr. McDowell touching all the hamburger patties with his fingers while he flipped the burgers? Isn't that a firable health violation?
Gross 😂
Loved this movie. I can't believe you girls haven't watched this movie until now. This was Eddie at his peek
Did you pick up that the bums he gave the money to were Randolph and Mortimer from Trading Places? Or have you not seen that movie?
We haven’t seen it yet. We are planning on it!
Kind of disappointing it's not included so I hope you girls at least watch the outros on your own. Showing all the characters *Eddie Murphy & Arsenio Hall* played
We did watch it but didn’t think the credits were worth showing:)
Eddie Murphy was in his late 20s in this movie. He is now 62 years old.
20:30 These homeless guys are named Randolph and Mortimer, and they star with Murphy in a movie called Trading Places. If you liked this one you would probably like that one, too👌
Great Follow up Joke in this Movie from the Movie " Trading Places " very Funny Movies
Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall both played multiple roles in the movie. Yes Murphy was the singer. When he gave money to the old men they were from the movie Trading Places another Eddie Murphy movie. I have overloaded you with my vast useless knowlege this is was a great movie and loved your reaction.
Thank you!
Akeem wants the exact opposite of his sheltered, pampered upbringing. He wants a real life, and a real woman. Really solid character and motivation, even if the problem is that try as he might, he can't escape his background, and hiding it only creates a rift between him and the woman he loves. This movie holds up so well, one of Eddie Murphy's best. Great reaction, guys, thanks!
Thanks for watching!!
Apparently you two never watched Trading Places. It you did you would have recognized the two old homeless men as Randolph and Mortimer Duke.
I figured the homeless scene y'all didn't recognize the two men, they are from the movie Trading Places... another Eddie Murphy movie... Also the red head is on video is a smoke show!!! respectfully lol
if you want to see those who played the homeless that the prince gave the money to and a nod to another Murphy film I recommend TRADING PLACES.
instead of giving a few other actors minor roles - he decided to do EVERYTHING by himself !! ... sellout
Director John Landis has some greats. The Blues Brothers, Animal House, Trading Places and so on. Definitely check out The Blues Bros lol.
Love how both of you enjoy the movie 😊😊😊
You missed the cameo of the Dukes. Watch Trading Places and remember the two homeless men who said..."we're back".
You should've watched Trading Places first I don't know if you already did it has Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd it shows how those 2 homeless men got to where they are.
I saw this movie soon after it came out on tv. I got very few laughs from it, unlike you. I'm not a big Eddie Murphy fan to begin with and this movie didn't help that at all. My rating ... 1.
Another great reaction. The 2 older guys that Eddie Murphy's character have the money to are from Trading Places, they played The Dukes in that. It's in the same universe
Thank you!!
@@ForceOfLightEntertainmentwhich is funny.. Literally Eddie helped bankrupt them in Trading Places then gives them money here..i had always hoped it was a sign they would have done a Trading Places follow up with the Duke Bros. coming for payback. Sadly no.
Missed this was at work, but just saw myself for the first time in years on the third absolutely love this movie I can see by the comments that people are telling you to watch trading places. The money that he gives the two bums in front of the store are the bosses in trading places. also, a very good movie, but adult. Amazing comedy. Both are.
This movie is an absolute classic!! So glad you both got to experience this masterpiece
I would love to see a reaction to the original 'Nutty Professor' (1963) with Jerry Lewis.
I have watched my own movie once. It was an overrated experience. Now I have "Force of Light Entertainment" do all my movie watching for me. 😜
Dang. they send me here, so might as well watch. This movie is funny IMO
I enjoyed this movie when I saw it. Eddie Murphy made it as an apology to American women since he had been rather rude and derisive in some of his earlier comedy shows towards women. The 2 men he gave money to were from the movie Trading Places where he and Dan Akroyd bankrupted them when they tried to play a game on Eddie and Dan.
You should have watched Trading Places before this movie. Those men Akeem gave the money to were characters from that movie.
You can tell how bad the movie when 70% of the ladies commentary is just laughing at the jokes xD
Boomerang is another under rated EM movie . Also hilarious .Check it☑️
One of my favorite movies, you laughed a lot which made it fun. Not a prince but either of you would be just fine with me 😍
Watch Trading Places if you have not yet. On your own schedule, of course. Thanks for the review. Glad you liked the movie. It was a lot of fun watching along with you. Love your reaction and your very unique voices.
Thank you!!
When I saw this movie on Netflix I was like meh and when I was watching it, it was pretty funny and weird.
Eddie Murphy is the best comedian next to Robin Williams and Jim Carrey.
It is a classic! Thank you for your great reaction. It is a Rom-Com, period!
Thank you for watching!!
Another good Eddie Murphy movie is Vampire in Brooklyn.
I love that James earl Jones was wearing mufasa as a jacket
Sadly, my favorite line from the movie was edited out “damn shame what they did to that dog“
The tape outline of the dog is what sells that dark joke so well.
@@LordVolkov yes, and the tape of the cane is the ultimate elevation of the gag.
such a classic movie
Aww... you didn't show your reaction when the barber said "fuck you!" 3 times. That always killed me lol
Good lord Natalie 🔥
I don't imagine Natalie is single but a guy can hope.
I so distracted on how great you ladies hair is laid?! Like yes hair!!❤
there is a new coming 2 america from 2021, with eddie murphy
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Hello Natalie the Red you're still so Beautiful and I love yall's reaction, Especially the Christmas Classic It's a Wonderful Life
Thank you!
Very Nice Reaction To This Comedy Classic Eddie Murphy Movie Beautiful Ladies 💯💯 Really Hoping Yall React To Another Eddie Murphy Movie Called Norbit
Thank you! I have seen that, but I’m not sure if Natalie has.
Trading Places is another great Eddie Murphy movie from the 80s.
It’s on the list for this year!
Such a classic
The lines "Ever since I was born, I've been trained to serve you" and "Am I not all you dreamed I would be?" from the film "Coming to America" are sampled in the 1997 song "Coma" by Australian ambient band Pendulum
In a way the premise is very close to another 80s hit, Crocodile Dundee.
Is that good? Think we may watch it!
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment It's also very "cute", as you described Coming To America :), though to be honest, I would say some of the humor is a bit more outdated to me than in Coming To America. It is cool to think the two main stars did actually marry and stay together for many years after filming it.
hearing darth vader say ï tied my own shoes once ..." 😂🤣
Damn. I thought I remembered you doing a reaction to Trading Places (1983). The director of this is the director of Trading Places with Eddie Murphy and Dan Ackroyd. There's a big reference to Trading Places that you, like so many, missed because you watched this film first. I insist you watch Trading Places (1983), so you can get what I'm talking about. Plus it's hilarious (more so than this if I had to make a comparison).
We haven’t but it’s on the list!
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The Turner channels always played this movie
I realized you ladies never saw Trading Places, one of Eddie Murphy's first movies. Or I should say I don't see it in your list on TH-cam. It is a modern retelling of The Prince and The Pauper. A fun movie. The money given to the old men is a call back to that movie.
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We are planning on watching that one!
yes I know this movie well, I'm quite knowledgeable about movies, Eddy Murphy is very funny.
You should have seen "trading places" first in my oopinion, as there are some connections to this movie, but just small details, nothing important.
It’s on our list!
🤣 I was just talking about Vanilla Ice's explanation for Ice Ice Baby, recently 🤣
Also, I need to catch up on your reviews...
😂😂 Please do!
You need to watch Trading Places with Eddie Murphy and Dan Ackroyd. That movie and this movie has something in common. By saying that Trading Places should have been seen first then this one.
Planning on it!
(Shrug) I'd buy a Sexual Chocolate CD. Also, and I didn't know this, all the different characters they play, I had no idea Eddie was also the old Jewish guy in the barbershop. Great makeup
Did you cut it off too soon the end credits showed all the characters they played one by one and did you notice the two old rich men who lost all their money at the end of the movie TRADING PLACES who Eddie gave the bag of money to?
We did watch it but cut it out for this. We haven’t seen Trading Places:)