Turtle How to prove their butt boy but the turtle is not real but the does the turtle is there but it’s not there it’s not real it’s not it’s not cheeseburgers and ketchup are better than him a mole a mole a mole 00 turtle
They also forgot to mention the fact that they filmed the turtle club scene on 9/11 and Dana Carvey and the cast had to take a moment of silence in his turtle costume.
I will never get over this movie. This came out when I was seven. I was dragged by my friends to go see it, and I laughed *only once* throughout the whole thing. Let me reiterate: *I was SEVEN.*
@@dr.k8610 What was the one thing I laughed at? Full disclosure, it was one of the fart jokes. The one they show at 19:42 specifically. I guess the timing and double subversion got me.
@@imploreyoutoreconsider5092 Lost. Remember in Phineas and Ferb when Candice went back in time to make sure her brothers got busted then when she came back to her world it was all dark, dreary, and controlled by Doof? That's where we would be if we didn't know.
Fun fact, this movie stretches its end credits so much, because it literally wouldn’t reach the minimum length to be considered a film, without them being so long.
Fun fact: Jim Carrey was considered to play Pistachio. But he turned it down. Even he knew he wasn't even good enough to save this nightmare of a movie by Adam Sandler. This is one of those movies where I would love to see a remake of, and actually make it GOOD, SMART and FUNNY.
10:11 although to be fair in Tropic Thunder RDJ is literally meant to be a white man who had surgery to look black, and it's meant to be completely ridiculous and offensive.
Anyone complaining about it doesn't care. The point is literally "wait... that's illegal" and that's it. The literal act of looking like a vaguely different race *_is_* the offensive part, not the intent, behaviour, or context. (Ironically enough even the minstrel shows that define the super offensive pop-cultural idea of blackface were also a bit more nuanced then people think. When it comes to literally anything vaguely political wikipedia is obviously going to have a slant, and frankly it's a quite large and messy issue eitherway, but "segregationists thought such shows were 'disrespectful' of social norms as they portrayed runaway slaves with sympathy and would undermine slavery" should show a bit of the nuance here. Even *_they_* weren't just 'haha, let's be racist'. In fact, there were literally all-black performer groups. I.e. : no makeup, that was literally just their skin. Like I said, even *_they_* were a bit more nuanced then the cultural zeitgeist tends to think.) It's really fucking stupid IMO, if the actor can play the role let them, we turn people into monsters, aliens, robots, mutants, etc. with CGI and makeup but turning them into a slightly aesthetically different human is off the table and unreasonable? If I remember right Misa Ackerman is the only canonically Japanese character in Attack On Titan, yet the live action AoT films were all, shocker, primarily japanese. It's one of those issues no-one actually cares about, because it isn't the actual issue. The issue is when people do it to intentionally be mocking of another race, i.e. : racist, but that got twisted into just "you can't ever try to look like another race" and you get really stupid double standards as opposed to just, having standards.
@@robonator2945I think you need some air, dude. I can hear you sputtering from here. Also there's no way in hell you just spent all that time typing just to say "waaaa please allow racist characters!!"
@@M50A1 funny thing is, Tropic Thunder and RDJ is actually not shunned in the black community, the part is actually praised quite often. It's only white people that get offended by it.
@@Anonymous-73 no literally. That scene Was actually Filmed right after the Planes Hit. That Was actual genuine "a great tragedy has happened and here we are doing this" silence
Given that this was an award show by a network that wholeheartedly turned a blind eye to the actions of a child molester who worked for them for years and only now did they start shunning him, I’d say that sounds about right.
The 'Tic-Tac' car at 3:00 is a Fiat 600 Multipla, very common vehicle in Italy. As the editor showed, it's rear engined. They were multipurpose vans used for everything from family cars, to taxis and delivery vans, and there was a pickup truck version. Its successor looked a lot more normal, but I personally prefer this version because of its weirdness.
I'm sorry but that "I never had a dad" bit fucking came out of nowhere while I was eating and I almost choked. We haven't even gotten that far into the movie and I almost died. Amazing content as always.
Yeahhhhh, they’ve actually done some cool mentions towards Razzle and of course Razzle returned the favor in their vids. I couldn’t point you to the correct vids tho.
For those who are gonna say that the turtle club scene was filmed on 9/11, it wasn’t. The director said that after the World Trade Center attacks, they took two weeks off from filming. When they returned on the 25th, the director spoke upon the attacks before they filmed the turtle club scene.
@@TheQuaadFather ofc. I get that it’s funny to say “oh it happened on 9/11!” Because that’s funny and unbelievable, but Leo Vader did all the math and even verified through citing an interview that the director did.
I’ve seen this movie maybe 2 or 3 times in my life. I remember my mom showing it to me when I was younger and liking it. To this day, my mom and I joke about the “am I turtle-ly enough for the turtle club?” and “I’m gonna be a master of disguise! I’m gonna be a master of disguise!” lines. I had no idea how this movie was so poorly received, but I guess it kinda makes sense.
I don't know what's worse, that the bad guy is Lieutenant Commander Data, that he farts every time he laughs, or that his fart joke at 19:43 actually made me laugh
I only ever attempted to watch the entirety of Master of Disguise once and that was during a summer in which a local downtown theater allowed children free admittance to movies for a week. I left the theater about halfway through the movie and made the walk home. And the only reason I made it halfway through it was because the theater's five dollar deal on soda, candy, and popcorn carried me through that much!
I remember as a kid I used to love this movie…looking back I don’t know why I did. Maybe I just liked the actress, Jennifer Esposito, in the movie or something. I don’t even remember laughing at the movie, I just watched it so many times getting the VCR tape from the library.
Topaz In this movie, he has a bunch of different disguises--and personalities (of course).........................you might say he's like a 21st Century Schizoid Man.
14:22 I’m halfway through this review, and I still have not a single goddamned clue what is happening, what the plot is, or who in the forever box half these people are
You guys NEED to watch "Little Monsters" from 1989. I wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat remembering this movie, not out of fear, but out of sheer fucking confusion at the fact that it exists. Also, the main monster is played by Howie Mandel. His name is Maurice. Have fun with this one
My favorite part of this move was when Pistachio Disguisie from Master of Disguise from the smash hit movie Master of Disguise dressed up as Adolf Hitler and said "you guys make me Führious!", and proceeded to gun down all the bad guys with an MG34
2:53 "What is that?" The Fiat 600 Multipla was a four-door MPV based on the Fiat 600's drivetrain and Fiat 1100 front suspensions, that sat up to six people in a footprint just 50 cm (19.7 in) longer than the original Mini Cooper and on the same 2 m (78.7 in) wheelbase as the 600 saloon. This had been achieved by moving the driver's compartment forward over the front axle, effectively eliminating the boot but giving the body a very minivan-like "one-box", flat-front look. The car debuted at the Brussels Motor Show in January 1956, and was discontinued in the spring of 1967 to be replaced by the Fiat 850 Familiare. The Multipla name was reintroduced in late 1998 for the Fiat Multipla compact minivan.
I love bad movies because they're so shitty they're funny, I laughed at multiple scenes because they're just so fucking weird that you have to laugh at how absurd the shit is.
The... the intro sequence of the movie is Bo Derek running away from some guards, in a role that she was famous for because she was only wearing a flimsy bikini and Dudley Moore was watching her jiggle from his window. A movie from 1979! And this was 2002? The only people who would've gotten that joke were well outside the age range for the rest of the movie! Side story: I had a manager at a movie store who would randomly just blurt out 'Turtle! Tu-rtle! Am I not turtle enough for the turtle club?' at me, and I would just have to stand there and stare at him, because I've never seen this movie.
The second that they asked who Dana Carvey was, was the point this video made me feel disgustingly old and have a mild existential crisis. Thanks guys!
Yeah, plus I didn't like how much they hated on SNL. Like 90% of comedic actors who write and are in movies have worked on SNL. Conan O'Brien, John Mulaney, Bill Hader, Mike Myers, Will Ferrell, Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Bill Murrey, Dan Ackroyd, Chevy Chase, the list is ridiculous. All of which have amazing tv shows and movies. Sometimes they just make.....this
@the hevy My generation? Since you're being one of those people, I'm gonna guess that your in your 30s, 40s, or older. Now ask yourself this, I'm quite young so I have a lot of free time to watch videos and whatever. How sad your life must be that you spend some of your time judging someone's point of view for NO REASON. I wasn't whining, I said "I didn't like", I'm sad that he shat on SNL. I'm not gonna say that he's just old and he's wrong because of something stupid. I guess that's just my generation
@the hevy Someday, you too will have that moment. I cannot say what will be the catalyst, but you will have it, and it will be a strange change in perspective.
I remember seeing this in the video rental place as a kid and thinking it looked neat, so I asked my dad if we could rent it. He was vehemently against it, and preferred me to get one of the Pokemon movies that I'd seen a thousand times and he was totally sick of seeing. I'll forever be grateful.
Even The Master of Disguise wasn't as weird as me watching this video thinking Microwave Society was 5 years older than me, only to find out they are a few years younger.
2:55 I did some googling, the car is a Fiat 600 Multipla, a rear engine car that was only made (minus the name that was reintroduced) from 1956 to 1967, so if this movie was made in 2002, my guess is that's one of the director's show cars that he was able to show off in the movie, which is kind of cool!
it honestly threw me for a loop when they said they were 1 or 2 years old when this movie came out. i'm not used to seeing people making videos online being my age lmao
Fun Fact: there was a conspiracy theory that the turtle club scene was filmed on the day of 9/11 it ended up not being true but it was believed for years
The Turtle club scene was filmed on 9/11. I can never get the image of Dana Carvey in that turtle costume mourning the loss of the twin towers out of my head.
4:08 i’m deeply offended that they didn’t mention wayne’s world 😔 him and mike myers were * . ~ _e x c e l l e n t_ ~ . * in those movies and the whole concept was directly based on a reoccurring SNL bit
0:55 that’s not the illumanti; it’s the Eye of Providence. It’s a French-American symbol used primarily by the US government. We think it’s a suggestion by Pierre Eugene du Simitre in the Great Seal convention in 1776 and was adopted in 1782. It’s now pretty much only used by the US other than small cities in former Soviet countries as well as Poland, the UK, and the Brazilian secession revolt in 1824.
I dunno why, but I find the scene of him becoming a cherry pie to be funny only because of how fucking stupid it is. It doubles back from being dumb, to funny dumb
The Backyardigans episode about a master of disguise is legitimately so much better than this movie I’m not even joking Then again Backyardigans in general is a legitimate banger so like that’s kinda just a given
I laughed, I loved it! My worst movie ever was "Battlefield Earth", which was nominated for 17 razzies so it's not just me who hates it! Siskel and Ebert said this movie was filmed in some sort of galactic garbge dump, there is no pretty landscape in it! I passed out after the first beautiful 6.5 mins into a pool of my own drool and emerged from a coma after 45 mins. Went to see Forrest Gump-far better!
There are just so many problems with this movie, the biggest one being Dana Carvey. Dana Carvey just isn't funny.. ever. He always comes off like someone told him he was funny once and then made his entire career based on this one moment. Even outside of this movie he constantly, and I mean constantly, does bad impressions. Every interview he does turns into bad impressions. That is always the joke, and they're never good. You know so much of his comedy is based on his impressions when he made an entire movie about it. The entire joke of this movie is "look at these wacky characters".
Jude- I’m a functioning normal human being Bren and Josiah- no your not Jude- your right but I’m a functional- Bren and Josiah- no you not. None of us are Real friends call you out on your bullshit XD
Well they already watched flushed away and minions. What other British kids films are there? Ps I’m not disagreeing with anyone. I am legitimately asking if there are any other movies that are like the ones we suggested.
Hey now, be nice to Waterboy. Unlike this movie, The Waterboy is kind of a cult classic. Once a twelve year old watches it for the first time, they'll be quoting it in the locker room until at least junior year. Medulla oblongata, Gatorade, needle dick, Captain Insano, the lawn mower...all that jazz.
Turtle 🐢
Agreed
I agree
Turtle How to prove their butt boy but the turtle is not real but the does the turtle is there but it’s not there it’s not real it’s not it’s not cheeseburgers and ketchup are better than him a mole a mole a mole 00 turtle
🐢
Words of wisdom my friend
They also forgot to mention the fact that they filmed the turtle club scene on 9/11 and Dana Carvey and the cast had to take a moment of silence in his turtle costume.
That’s sad.
literally them talking about this was the only reason i clicked on this im disappointed
My diseased OneyPlays brain was scrambling to type that out but someone beat me to it
@@TheKiddo2468 “with friends”
The transaction between pre- & post-9/11
I will never get over this movie. This came out when I was seven. I was dragged by my friends to go see it, and I laughed *only once* throughout the whole thing. Let me reiterate: *I was SEVEN.*
Your must have been a bad seven year old. This movie is the funniest thing ever. In the worst way possible
Poor friends
At what? AT WHAT?!
@@dr.k8610 What was the one thing I laughed at? Full disclosure, it was one of the fart jokes. The one they show at 19:42 specifically. I guess the timing and double subversion got me.
@@ThePopcornFairy no shame in it, probably one of the better bits in the movie. Comparatively it’s comedic gold
I love how people who watch this movie behave as if it's not still going during AND after the credits. It literally refuses to end
but where would we be if we didn't know the secret of the slapping dummy man?
@@imploreyoutoreconsider5092 Lost. Remember in Phineas and Ferb when Candice went back in time to make sure her brothers got busted then when she came back to her world it was all dark, dreary, and controlled by Doof? That's where we would be if we didn't know.
because we try to ignore the absolute pain and agony that is this movie and immediately dip the moment the credits roll
13:54 That quick shot of Bren sitting there after learning that Adam Sandler produced this movie killed me
Same, you can see the horror
He was an executive producer that only wrote 2 bits, he wasnt the producer😂😂😂😂
13:52
Jude: Wow... ( T_T)
Brendon: (ب_ب) ( ತ_ತ)
15:35 oh god now I imagine Helen the hall-monitor saying that fcking line
Fun fact, this movie stretches its end credits so much, because it literally wouldn’t reach the minimum length to be considered a film, without them being so long.
"You can't judge a movie by its first 3 minutes and 30 seconds"
You have obviously never watched the beautifully crafted masterpiece, Fred 3
the best movie ever, fred 3 (camp fred)
the best movie ever, fred 3 (camp fred)
Fun Fact: Fred Figglehorn is only two degrees removed from Lars Von Trier.
why does this movie make me feel like its just above the room but somehow worse from just wat you described.
Man didn’t even say Fred or Fred 2 WENT STRAIGHT TO the 3rd
Fun fact: Jim Carrey was considered to play Pistachio. But he turned it down. Even he knew he wasn't even good enough to save this nightmare of a movie by Adam Sandler.
This is one of those movies where I would love to see a remake of, and actually make it GOOD, SMART and FUNNY.
What do you mean? That was hilarious, I hurt my neck laughing so hard
@@Herobacon "Master of Disguise is funny. And I think trolling is still cool in 2022." 🤓
@@brandonspain12345 yeah you are a nerd, you probably don’t like Morbius either smh
@@Herobacon Okay, Adam Sandler. Whatever you say. 🤓. Also, Morbius is a masterpiece compared to this movie.
@@brandonspain12345 Don’t make me slap you, I’m Italian.
I can't stop laughing. I paused at 17:37 and thought that was Michael Myers for a second 😂😭
10:11 although to be fair in Tropic Thunder RDJ is literally meant to be a white man who had surgery to look black, and it's meant to be completely ridiculous and offensive.
Anyone complaining about it doesn't care. The point is literally "wait... that's illegal" and that's it. The literal act of looking like a vaguely different race *_is_* the offensive part, not the intent, behaviour, or context. (Ironically enough even the minstrel shows that define the super offensive pop-cultural idea of blackface were also a bit more nuanced then people think. When it comes to literally anything vaguely political wikipedia is obviously going to have a slant, and frankly it's a quite large and messy issue eitherway, but "segregationists thought such shows were 'disrespectful' of social norms as they portrayed runaway slaves with sympathy and would undermine slavery" should show a bit of the nuance here. Even *_they_* weren't just 'haha, let's be racist'. In fact, there were literally all-black performer groups. I.e. : no makeup, that was literally just their skin. Like I said, even *_they_* were a bit more nuanced then the cultural zeitgeist tends to think.)
It's really fucking stupid IMO, if the actor can play the role let them, we turn people into monsters, aliens, robots, mutants, etc. with CGI and makeup but turning them into a slightly aesthetically different human is off the table and unreasonable? If I remember right Misa Ackerman is the only canonically Japanese character in Attack On Titan, yet the live action AoT films were all, shocker, primarily japanese. It's one of those issues no-one actually cares about, because it isn't the actual issue. The issue is when people do it to intentionally be mocking of another race, i.e. : racist, but that got twisted into just "you can't ever try to look like another race" and you get really stupid double standards as opposed to just, having standards.
@@robonator2945I think you need some air, dude. I can hear you sputtering from here. Also there's no way in hell you just spent all that time typing just to say "waaaa please allow racist characters!!"
@@M50A1 funny thing is, Tropic Thunder and RDJ is actually not shunned in the black community, the part is actually praised quite often. It's only white people that get offended by it.
Their collective silence during the turtle scene got me way too hard lmao
p.s. love the tattoos Bren!
When silence makes you laugh more than the movie does lmao
It was a silence for 911
@@chadthunder8188 lmao
@@Anonymous-73 no literally. That scene Was actually Filmed right after the Planes Hit. That Was actual genuine "a great tragedy has happened and here we are doing this" silence
@@Zenturio331 bruh
this movie feels like one of those dollar general movies your mom buys for you that you only watch as you go to bed because it puts you to sleep.
It's Disguisein' Time
It’s turtlin time
I love when he goes “I’m the master of disguise” and then disguises himself wait…
YOU JUST GOT THE CHEEESE TOUCH
Facts brother
Which came shortly after MORBIN TIME
15:00 in my 13 year old nephew had to stop watching this video with me because "this movie is to stupid to be a real movie".
you watched the movie with him right?
6:40
Dad has mastered the art of the bitch slap
He didn't reach full power
He has no belt
Just A Reminder That This Movie Was Nominated For The "Kids Choice Award For FAVORITE FART In A Movie"
Bruh
Given that this was an award show by a network that wholeheartedly turned a blind eye to the actions of a child molester who worked for them for years and only now did they start shunning him, I’d say that sounds about right.
I mean It does have the best fart jokes in any movie I've ever seen
what
we're living in a south park episode
Then I guess the movie can claim it was nominated for an award. I hope it still lost.
this movie's like if they allowed a four year old to write an entire script by themself
And then said four-year-old proceeded to eat it
And that four year old was Adam Sandler
@@hiiisbus0631 this joke is funnier then the movie
@@AdaTheWatcher So the joke was funny and then the movie proceeded to be funny after the joke?
Grammar.
The 'Tic-Tac' car at 3:00 is a Fiat 600 Multipla, very common vehicle in Italy. As the editor showed, it's rear engined. They were multipurpose vans used for everything from family cars, to taxis and delivery vans, and there was a pickup truck version. Its successor looked a lot more normal, but I personally prefer this version because of its weirdness.
Interesting
10:45
I love the way Josiah says this
I'm sorry but that "I never had a dad" bit fucking came out of nowhere while I was eating and I almost choked. We haven't even gotten that far into the movie and I almost died. Amazing content as always.
The fact that Josiah actually KNOWS Fred and Brandon Rogers, I bet in the next video he’s gonna mention Razzle and the comments will burst.
Who?
@@davisvoelzke8011 Razzle is movie review channel similar to MWS other than the fact that Razzle gets drunk while watching
@@davisvoelzke8011 You can actually see one of Razzle’s videos in Jude’s background in one of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid videos
Yeahhhhh, they’ve actually done some cool mentions towards Razzle and of course Razzle returned the favor in their vids. I couldn’t point you to the correct vids tho.
@@TrashRat45 similar but different cause they're always drunk
For those who are gonna say that the turtle club scene was filmed on 9/11, it wasn’t. The director said that after the World Trade Center attacks, they took two weeks off from filming. When they returned on the 25th, the director spoke upon the attacks before they filmed the turtle club scene.
For those who don’t believe me, watch Leo Vader’s video on the topic
@@godai6203Congrats for alerting the world about misinformation
*slams desk* THANK YOU
@@TheQuaadFather ofc. I get that it’s funny to say “oh it happened on 9/11!” Because that’s funny and unbelievable, but Leo Vader did all the math and even verified through citing an interview that the director did.
I loved this movie as a child, and I apologize for nothing.
"This is what you're doing. This is what I want you to do "
Same lol
7:03 you can hear the pain in that laugh
I’ve seen this movie maybe 2 or 3 times in my life. I remember my mom showing it to me when I was younger and liking it. To this day, my mom and I joke about the “am I turtle-ly enough for the turtle club?” and “I’m gonna be a master of disguise! I’m gonna be a master of disguise!” lines. I had no idea how this movie was so poorly received, but I guess it kinda makes sense.
makes me sad because i loved this movie as a kid
:((
Its really not that bad....
@@connmann9610 Same :(
I remember seeing this as a kid and thinking it was the funniest thing ever. Now, however, it's so bad. It's so very bad.
Those two clips were why I wanted to see this as a kid. I never did though, seemingly for the best
The absolutely sniper shot of "I never had a dad" by Bren is what legends are made of
I don't know what's worse, that the bad guy is Lieutenant Commander Data, that he farts every time he laughs, or that his fart joke at 19:43 actually made me laugh
i knew he looked familiar!!
Plot twist it’s his brother lore
Answer: yes
I only ever attempted to watch the entirety of Master of Disguise once and that was during a summer in which a local downtown theater allowed children free admittance to movies for a week. I left the theater about halfway through the movie and made the walk home. And the only reason I made it halfway through it was because the theater's five dollar deal on soda, candy, and popcorn carried me through that much!
4:32 I mean Shrek is technically in that category haha
I remember as a kid I used to love this movie…looking back I don’t know why I did. Maybe I just liked the actress, Jennifer Esposito, in the movie or something. I don’t even remember laughing at the movie, I just watched it so many times getting the VCR tape from the library.
I used to love absolutely horrible movies when i was younger, like i would watch wimpy kid 4 or just some low quality slop every day for some reason
The fact that the thumbnail showed a 12% tomatometer score, yet the actual movie has only 1% just baffles me
Did they change the thumbnail?
@@calebthecatgaming2358 as of today yes
The best part of this movie is when he said "it's disguisin' time!" And turns into a pie, I cried tears of joy
I stood up and applauded when the movie movied, everything else sucked though 🦠
@@theussmirage yeah
Now he can breath scarlet rot all over his enemies.
ze funny number achieved
Topaz In this movie, he has a bunch of different disguises--and personalities (of course).........................you might say he's like a 21st Century Schizoid Man.
14:22 I’m halfway through this review, and I still have not a single goddamned clue what is happening, what the plot is, or who in the forever box half these people are
If that car is 20% of a mini cooper, it's officially a nano cooper.
I wonder if I’m microwavey enough for the microwave society.
*no*
*you could never even dream of being part of the Microwave Society*
Fred movies
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You guys NEED to watch "Little Monsters" from 1989. I wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat remembering this movie, not out of fear, but out of sheer fucking confusion at the fact that it exists. Also, the main monster is played by Howie Mandel. His name is Maurice. Have fun with this one
It’s not like it’s beyond human comprehension
@@simonpetrikov3992 To me it is cause like what was their target audience its such a weird movie
"best movie ever!"
~the guy who uses sarcasm for everything he says
Nah... It's real love over here 😤
Voltamort’s origin story 13:38
Me: frozen Bren isn't real, he can't hurt me.
Frozen Bren: 2:24
My favorite part of this move was when Pistachio Disguisie from Master of Disguise from the smash hit movie Master of Disguise dressed up as Adolf Hitler and said "you guys make me Führious!", and proceeded to gun down all the bad guys with an MG34
That would singlehandedly save the movie for me
what movie will make this pun first
when he what
wat did i just read
2:53 "What is that?"
The Fiat 600 Multipla was a four-door MPV based on the Fiat 600's drivetrain and Fiat 1100 front suspensions, that sat up to six people in a footprint just 50 cm (19.7 in) longer than the original Mini Cooper and on the same 2 m (78.7 in) wheelbase as the 600 saloon. This had been achieved by moving the driver's compartment forward over the front axle, effectively eliminating the boot but giving the body a very minivan-like "one-box", flat-front look. The car debuted at the Brussels Motor Show in January 1956, and was discontinued in the spring of 1967 to be replaced by the Fiat 850 Familiare. The Multipla name was reintroduced in late 1998 for the Fiat Multipla compact minivan.
I only care for Fiat Tanks..
I dont care what people think about this movie, this was one of my favorite movies when I was young and it has a special place in my heart.
We all have our opinions. Sometimes they're wrong but we all have our opinions
I also love this movie. I dont understand how people find it bad
I completely understand why people don't like it but I am with you.... I love this movie LOL
I love bad movies because they're so shitty they're funny, I laughed at multiple scenes because they're just so fucking weird that you have to laugh at how absurd the shit is.
Same here, I still adore this film even now.
"the future mother of my babies"
I forgot that line was in this movie and I wish I could forget it again
My name is Josiah too and it always catches me off guard when he says Josiah’s name lol
I really like the "rare item; constitution" screen because it looks like the pyramid level of Serious Sam
The... the intro sequence of the movie is Bo Derek running away from some guards, in a role that she was famous for because she was only wearing a flimsy bikini and Dudley Moore was watching her jiggle from his window. A movie from 1979! And this was 2002? The only people who would've gotten that joke were well outside the age range for the rest of the movie!
Side story: I had a manager at a movie store who would randomly just blurt out 'Turtle! Tu-rtle! Am I not turtle enough for the turtle club?' at me, and I would just have to stand there and stare at him, because I've never seen this movie.
I wonder if the only reason they're Italian is so they could have his last name be "Disguisey"
7:42 😄Funny ICarly's set was referenced. But not the mother from Wizards Of Waverly Place as the chick who dumped Pistachio.
The Turtle Club scene was legitimately super funny. The fact that Mitch McConnell legitimately resembles the turtle is just a huge bonus!
16:55 What makes this scene even weirder is that the live action Scooby-Doo movie came out not even 2 full months before this movie did.
Honestly the funniest part of this video for me was my husband shouting “NO WAY” from the other room upon hearing y’all’s ages 😂
I’m older than them
I’m two years younger 😂😂
It hurts cause I’m their age
They look old AF lol
I thought they were all at least 30. No joke. Im 23 myself and i look like a kid compared to them.
The second that they asked who Dana Carvey was, was the point this video made me feel disgustingly old and have a mild existential crisis.
Thanks guys!
Right? And how they made ZERO mention of Wayne's World.
Yeah, plus I didn't like how much they hated on SNL. Like 90% of comedic actors who write and are in movies have worked on SNL. Conan O'Brien, John Mulaney, Bill Hader, Mike Myers, Will Ferrell, Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Bill Murrey, Dan Ackroyd, Chevy Chase, the list is ridiculous. All of which have amazing tv shows and movies. Sometimes they just make.....this
@the hevy How so and what generation?
@the hevy My generation? Since you're being one of those people, I'm gonna guess that your in your 30s, 40s, or older. Now ask yourself this, I'm quite young so I have a lot of free time to watch videos and whatever. How sad your life must be that you spend some of your time judging someone's point of view for NO REASON. I wasn't whining, I said "I didn't like", I'm sad that he shat on SNL. I'm not gonna say that he's just old and he's wrong because of something stupid. I guess that's just my generation
@the hevy Someday, you too will have that moment. I cannot say what will be the catalyst, but you will have it, and it will be a strange change in perspective.
I live in Pennsylvania and I swear I just heard about a guy stealing the Liberty Bell
4:26 wrong, Wayne's World is good and features Dana Carvey a,d Mike Meyer's as the the leads
I remember seeing this in the video rental place as a kid and thinking it looked neat, so I asked my dad if we could rent it. He was vehemently against it, and preferred me to get one of the Pokemon movies that I'd seen a thousand times and he was totally sick of seeing. I'll forever be grateful.
This movie was a childhood classic and I quote it to this day. I’ll always love it no matter how terrible it is.
For real lol. Me too
I have an idea, so crazy... It might just work!
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This is my honest opinion
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Even The Master of Disguise wasn't as weird as me watching this video thinking Microwave Society was 5 years older than me, only to find out they are a few years younger.
How old are they
Right!? I was 5 when this movie came out so hearing them say that they were only 2 and 1 blew my mind and now I just feel old
@@oldgrandpa1758 as of this video, probably around 20 years old
18:20
I’m a-
My favorite time and edit 😂
11:27 Yes, watch Fred. Drop Dead Fred.😁(that's also a movie)
2:55 I did some googling, the car is a Fiat 600 Multipla, a rear engine car that was only made (minus the name that was reintroduced) from 1956 to 1967, so if this movie was made in 2002, my guess is that's one of the director's show cars that he was able to show off in the movie, which is kind of cool!
it honestly threw me for a loop when they said they were 1 or 2 years old when this movie came out. i'm not used to seeing people making videos online being my age lmao
I legit thought the same thing
I’m older than them so that threw for a loop because of my age being inversed like instead of 21-20 it would be 24-25
I was barely a year old when this movie came out.
There is a restaurant in the next town over called the turtle club and whenever my parents go there to eat I just think of this movie
5:41 His last name is Disguisey because the word "Disguise" is named after one of his ancestors.
turtle stuff starts here --> 13:17 🐢
“I never had a dog”. “Exactly!”
“I never had a father” Bren-👁👄👁
Fun Fact: there was a conspiracy theory that the turtle club scene was filmed on the day of 9/11 it ended up not being true but it was believed for years
The Turtle club scene was filmed on 9/11. I can never get the image of Dana Carvey in that turtle costume mourning the loss of the twin towers out of my head.
He really said 😔🐢
Dude went✈🏢🏢😭🐢
My mans you put a crying laughing emoji for 9/11 bruh
That offends me as a New Yorker that you put crying laughing for 9/11
@@Ratio- That’s regular crying emoji, not crying laughing emoji
"SNL is trash."
3 words: Needs. More. Cowbell.
4:08 i’m deeply offended that they didn’t mention wayne’s world 😔 him and mike myers were * . ~ _e x c e l l e n t_ ~ . * in those movies and the whole concept was directly based on a reoccurring SNL bit
Them not knowing Peach had that ability in Super Mario 2 hurts lol
It does
Restating the obvious but, that game is a reskin of doki doki panic, so saying that peach has that ability is a stretch.
@@ButtersStoch626 no way really?!?!?
My family loved watching and quoting this film, it’s one of those so bad it’s good movies to us cause the plot is so ridiculous
Every five seconds my dad says TuRtlE
Same. Movie is a guilty pleasure of mine. It's so bad it's good. The shit they tried to pass as jokes are unbelievable.
I had this movie when I was a kid, and my siblings and I watched it over and over repeatedly
Turtle scene: exists
Bren: *visible concern*
0:55 that’s not the illumanti; it’s the Eye of Providence. It’s a French-American symbol used primarily by the US government. We think it’s a suggestion by Pierre Eugene du Simitre in the Great Seal convention in 1776 and was adopted in 1782. It’s now pretty much only used by the US other than small cities in former Soviet countries as well as Poland, the UK, and the Brazilian secession revolt in 1824.
At 18:51. That girl has played to much LEGO police undercover.
5:22 made me laugh so damn hard XD
This movie feels like if you tried to remember the plot to Mission Impossible 1
I just tried to remember the plot to Mission Impossible 1... you're not wrong XD
11:30 Yes. Please do that. Doing _literally anything_ to make Fred more tolerable is okay in my book.
i second this, certainly
Is it for adults? For kids? Who was this movie made for?? I mean, it’s so excruciatingly unfunny, it’s nauseating.
I dunno why, but I find the scene of him becoming a cherry pie to be funny only because of how fucking stupid it is. It doubles back from being dumb, to funny dumb
Bren's shocked face in front of the Turtle scene is the reason why I keep getting back here
5:07 How to Fade out.
Also Turtle 🐢
The Backyardigans episode about a master of disguise is legitimately so much better than this movie I’m not even joking
Then again Backyardigans in general is a legitimate banger so like that’s kinda just a given
Robbie Rotten's also a great master of disguise, no?
I somewhat jokingly call it the best show ever, because it has the perfect ingredients for a kids show.
I laughed, I loved it! My worst movie ever was "Battlefield Earth", which was nominated for 17 razzies so it's not just me who hates it! Siskel and Ebert said this movie was filmed in some sort of galactic garbge dump, there is no pretty landscape in it! I passed out after the first beautiful 6.5 mins into a pool of my own drool and emerged from a coma after 45 mins. Went to see Forrest Gump-far better!
There are just so many problems with this movie, the biggest one being Dana Carvey. Dana Carvey just isn't funny.. ever. He always comes off like someone told him he was funny once and then made his entire career based on this one moment. Even outside of this movie he constantly, and I mean constantly, does bad impressions. Every interview he does turns into bad impressions. That is always the joke, and they're never good. You know so much of his comedy is based on his impressions when he made an entire movie about it. The entire joke of this movie is "look at these wacky characters".
Hating that bren can do faces is my new favorite MWS gag.
Yeah…IT IS
He may be a Master of Disguise, but he can't disguise one thing:
How bad the movie is.
It’s time once and for all to see how turtly Microwave Society truly is
Jude- I’m a functioning normal human being
Bren and Josiah- no your not
Jude- your right but I’m a functional-
Bren and Josiah- no you not. None of us are
Real friends call you out on your bullshit XD
Foodfight: I AM THE WORST MOVIE EVER COVERED BY MICROWAVE SOCIETY
Master of Disguise: hold my mask
I had a weirdly visceral reaction when I saw the Italian girlfriend was the mom from ‘Wizards of Waverly Place’.
.....no.
SERIOUSLY?
This movie hides so many weird facts.
You guys should watch Garfield: A Tail of Two Kittens next to honor Queen Elizabeth.
Thats probably the second worst way to honour the queen.
First obviously being "The Queens Corgi"
Well they already watched flushed away and minions. What other British kids films are there?
Ps I’m not disagreeing with anyone. I am legitimately asking if there are any other movies that are like the ones we suggested.
@@octo-generaljones8691 Wallace and Gromit? Maybe the Doctor Who movies or specials?
@@Eques_Umbra Wallace and gromit is banging
The Coneheads is a product of SNL. And it's awesome. Also Wayne's World. Everything else is objectively meh to garbage.
True. The Coneheads and Wayne's world rule
coneheads goes so hard
16:40 THAT IS DATA FROM STAR TREK
Children watching and critiquing movies from my childhood just feels wrong.
13:48 this moment would have been funnier if the nose was flipped upside down.
It would have certainly been a joke.
I really hate the fact that Data thought this was a good enough movie to be the villain.
...I uh...I didn't recognize him...geez
It's like someone took all the charm out of an Austin Powers movie.
you mean it's like the third one?
Hey now, be nice to Waterboy. Unlike this movie, The Waterboy is kind of a cult classic. Once a twelve year old watches it for the first time, they'll be quoting it in the locker room until at least junior year. Medulla oblongata, Gatorade, needle dick, Captain Insano, the lawn mower...all that jazz.
4:31 Not true at all bro i dont really like snl but snl has produced some of the biggest classics.