Trading Places (1983) 🤯📼First Time Film Club📼🤯 - First Time Watching/Movie Reaction & Review
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- Trading Places (1983) 🤯📼First Time Film Club📼🤯 - First Time Watching/Movie Reaction & Review
Buy pork belly and sell orange juice!
Yeah, I still don’t know how stocks work but that doesn’t matter, cause we’re just here for the laughs!
We are watching Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd in the classic comedy, Trading Places.
Enjoy and thanks so much for watching!!
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Original movie: Trading Places (1983)
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“Jamie Lee Curtis...I eat her yogurt!” A lesser man would find a double entendre in there...
😎
classic
I am a lesser man..
Same, brother... Same.
I just have to mention if it has anything like yogurt in it it's best to leave it alone LOL
Me =
Yes, both Eddie Murphy breaking the 4th wall and Jamie Lee Curtis' body were epic. A really fun flick.
Fun fact: Don Ameche, who played Mortimer Duke, really didn't like to curse. So when they were about to shoot the scene where he screams "Fuck him!", he actually apologized beforehand to the entire cast and crew on the set, and did the scene in one take. A true professional.
I had also heard the scene where he uses the N word. He asked everyone to please focus so they could get it in one take as he did not like that either.
A true professional would have done what was asked of him.
@@Inspadave so you didn't actually read the comment you replied to?
Emily's consistent appreciation for the female form is wonderful, and something I enjoy watching. ;)
Such a funny movie. Back when Eddie could not miss.
Best Defence?
In retrospect, a very short window.
@@Hexon66 Unfortunate, no? I don't know what happened to him really.
Jamie Lee Curtis helped Young Matthew discover whether he was right handed.
Me too. Among many others, of course. And then there's her dance in true lies
Emily's and Matthew's reactions to a topless Jamie Lee Curtis, were priceless. 😁
I hope they react to True Lies to see her dancing
When you got pride, show it! :D
17:30 - Not sure who was more excited (actually I am).
Lucky, lucky Winthorp!
that's why they call her the "tit-ular" first timer 😆
4:37 - He should have showed her Trading Places first because when I first saw Coming To America in theaters, the entire theater lost their freaking minds when the Trading Places music started and Randy and Morty showed up.
The 4th wall break is one of my favorite gifs.
Fun fact: Eddie Murphy’s look-at-the-camera scene went through a large amount of takes, I think 20-30. Landis was looking for just the right expression, and had Eddie keep doing it until he got it :)
Standard trading: buy low, sell high. Short selling: sell high, buy low. As long as everything balances out at the end of the day, it all works out. The profit comes between the two.
The shorter of the two train workers is more well known today as former Senator Al Franken of Minnesota.
They actually do the bulk of commodities trading at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, but they refused Landis filming permission on their trading floor, so they went to the World Trade Center instead.
Look at that S car go.
Had a feeling someone was going to love that one. :)
Don Ameche was a great actor. I loved him in the Cocoon movies.
Ah, and in case it's not on the list, another funny Dan Aykroyd movie that's often overlooked is My Stepmother is an Alien
Ralph Bellamy was the 2nd-lead-actor to Cary Grant in the wonderful HIS GIRL FRIDAY.
@@ollietsb1704 both of them are Hollywood legends
@@ollietsb1704 Ralph Bellamy was also in the movie disorderlies starring hip hop legendary group The fat boys
Well, I’ve suggested it before, but now that I know you like Jamie Lee Curtis - A Fish Called Wanda
oh yes!
Came to say this too.
May you find a woman who gets turned on by russian. It's pretty good.
"Pork bellies which is used to make bacon, which you might find in a bacon and lettuce and tomato sandwich"...😐
😁😄😅😂🤣Classic!!!
The "looking good, feeling good" line at the end was also said earlier in the movie at the club with Winthorpe and his 4 rich stuck up friends who were sitting around smoking cigars.
"Jamie Lee Curtis! I eat her yogurt!"
"Mmmm hmmmm...."
LOL
When you guys started talking Pryor and Wilder, I went to check if Silver Streak is on the list. And , yes. Of course, it is. God bless you, Matthew!
Trading Places, Coming To America, Spies Like Us, Couch Trip, Ghostbusters, Back To School, Bachelor Party, Animal House, Airplane, The Naked Gun, and Summer School are some of my favorite 80’s comedies. Also personally speaking, the actor who plays Coleman would’ve made a great Alfred Pennyworth🦇
Awww, "it was the dukes" fav line
If you understand the recent Wall Street "controversy", the end of this film is basically the same.
A truly good John Landis film, with the "See you next Wednesday" reference in it for good measure.
Not exactly.
What they did in this movie is actually insider trading and possibly fraud. Both are very real crimes. Shorting stocks isn't illegal, but very risky and ill advised. The recent crisis was entirely due to unexpected players in the form of thousands of "regular people" working together to do what hedge fund managers have done for years, artificially increasing the value of Gamestop/AMC/ect. to turn a quick profit.
"The [writers] knew that the method of Winthorpe's and Valentine's financial victory could be confusing, but hoped that audiences would be too invested in the characters' success to care about the details." -from Wikipedia
Besides Trading Places and Coming To America, director John Landis also directed Eddie Murphy's 1994 movie BEVERLY HILLS COP 3. He also directed Michael Jackson's THRILLER video and BLACK OR WHITE video.
Great reaction! So much nostalgia. Thank you. I watched this on VHS so many times. If you like this movie; you might also like:
Ruthless People - 1986
Down and Out in Beverly Hills - 1986
Thanks, guys! 😊
Ruthless people is fucked up in the best way. A great movie I haven't thought about in years! Great suggestion.
Ruthless People is a great flick
17:48 Jamie Lee Curtis slams the door and I get an ad for Spicy McNuggets. I think that's the best timing TH-cam has ever had.
Noice! Because thems we're definitely some spicy nuggets.
This is MASTERPIECE. Definitely one (if not the one) of my favorite comedies.
My 3rd favorite Eddie Murphy film after (1) 48 hours and (2) Beverly Hills Cop. Going thru the back catalog to see you both react to films i liked or loved and adding comments for the youtube thing.
classic film, really good :) Would love to see you guys watch True Lies. More Jamie Lee Curtis :)
"Karateman bleed on the inside"!
“What is ya? Ignant!?”
@@marivera77 It ain't cool being no jive turkey, so close to thanksgiving.
Before even watching this I'm thinking she's gonna LOOOVE Jaime Lee Curtis in this. 😆
One of my favorites, so glad this reaction's finally up! The final scene of the movie is one of my favorite things about it, that line "Looking good, Billy Ray." "Feeling good, Lewis," is great because we as an audience know that the characters don't become better people in the end, but instead they become worse people, and it's hilarious.
I just want to drop a message to say how much I love your reactions. There is so many reaction channels now and most are not very good whether it be the reactors personality or editing etc but you guys rock ! I have such a laugh watching these and helps that the movies you pick are all classics that I love. SUBCRIBED !
My 2 New Favorite Reactor❤️🧡💛💚💙
17:29 This is the moment I was waiting for. The reaction was better than I could have imagined!
Ya'll are the best reactors ..down to earth ..loved the reaction to this great comedy movie!
A few points of interest that may have already been mentioned:
1. One of the inmates in the jail scene is a young Giancarlo Esposito (AKA Gus Fring) from "Breaking Bad/Better Call saul"
2. The inmate who kept threatening Eddie in Jail was Ron Taylor, AKA Bleeding Gums Murphy from the early seasons of The Simpsons
3. The Duke's stockbroker near the end was Richard Hunt; aka Scooter from The Muppets
4. It's OK if you didn't get the Stock Exchange scene; all that mattered was the good guys won (and also Insider Trading rules got changed because of this movie)
5. There used to be a steakhouse in Philadelphia called "Winthorpe & Valentine's"; sadly, now closed due to COVID
Sometimes I don't initially realize how clever some movie titles really are. I've always thought of the title as simply them "trading places" with each other. But the movie is also about the stock market and stock markets are also "trading places".
I came here to say just that!
Must watch See no evil Hear no evil
Glad y'all are doing well. We got the same storm down here in San Antonio TX, and yes, we have the AC on now too, 😂.
My most vivid image of the World Trade Center, even after going to the top of WTC 2 in '94.
A quote I used after, a lot: 'That your purse? That's a nice purse.'
My favorite 80s movie.
Bowfinger !
Eddie Murphy
Steve Martin
Funny !
Felt nostalgic when they walked in front of the World Trade Center tower.
They weren't wrong to think Aykroyd couldn't succeed w/out Belushi because his movie before this was Doctor Detroit.
Don Ameche was so classy that he had to be convinced to say the big line and he apologized to everyone on the set before they filmed it.
Trading Places was in production before Doctor Detroit was released.
Dr Detroit is Aykroyds best movie.
I have been lusting after Jamie Lee Curtis ever since we were both teens and I saw her play an Army nurse in the TV remake of Operation Petticoat back in 1977.
This is my favorite comedy film of all time I freaking love this movie I watch it every Christmas👍😎🤘❤️
When was the first time ?
"They're a very musical people, aren't they?"
Eddie Murphy iconic laugh he only used in the 80s , i missed it.
"The one on the left" is former Senator and SNL alumnus Al Franken. Hilarious reaction. You two had me rolling.
Gotta watch Spy's Like Us, another great classic lol.
Also the reaction to seeing Jamie Lee Curtis was so priceless lol.
Just thought of another good one that I am not sure allot of people know about. Check out Nuns on the Run.
I hope I'm not the only one who sees The World Trade Center in pre-2001 movies. When they were walking toward the Exchange, that unique architecture identifies either WTC 1 or WTC 2. I'm not sure which one made an appearance.
One could say that Billy Ray and Loius dropped a couple of big Dukes.
And Emily, dunno if you've used this one for Matt, but how about "Movie Master of Ceremonies"?
Louis*
"I just wanna go back to the apes...I understand the apes." Me too darlin'. All that screamin' and hollerin'... just uuggh.
The two stevedores were played by Al Franken & Joe Davis, a comedy duo who also wrote for Saturday Night Live in the '80s.
Norwegian-born Kristin Clotilde who played Penelope was a supermodel of her day in the late 70s and 80s, this was only one of two acting performances she did with the other being Manhunter (1986).
Looking forward to seeing your Airplane 2 reaction (and if you're doing sci-fi, how about Flash Gordon?)
Coleman is my favorite character, love me some Denholm Elliott. Love him in the Indiana Jones movies as well.
My favorite Emily reactions from this video
3:00
13:51
17:35
27:06
Funnily enough, Eddie Murphy was originally written as the wise cracking character in Ghostbusters, but he turned it down to star in Beverly Hills Cop. The role was rewritten and renamed for Bill Murray.
At my last job, we used to call this hr director we hated Constance Fry. She never understood the joke. Thanks for doing this movie. So fun. There were a few cameos I don't think she saw. For instance, the "one on the left" is Al Franken.
Funny, in the jail scene is Giancarlo Esposito in an early roll. Known famously as Gus from "Breaking bad."
Looking good, feeling good! Love this movie. It's the kind you watch on Christmas or Thanksgiving with your friends.
The real question is...is it a Christmas Movie?
Also fun fact, they filmed this at the actual NY stock exchange and all the extras were actual pit traders.
Sadly I recognized the World Trade Center as they were walking past it.
"Does he look like he's ever done..." Don't forget that he and John Belushi were besties even before SNL and found fame and money to enhance their Saturdays and all the other days that ended with day.😜
Looks like them Duke boys are in trouble again.
Yeehaw
You guys crack me up tremendously.
Wow, one of my favorite movies growing up! None of the people I hang out with have even heard of it, thanks for reminding me about it
That fourth wall break was amazing!
It's implied that Eddie Murphy's character went to college but couldn't get a job after because of his...disposition. Part of the Nature vs Nurture theme the brothers were doing.
Glad to see you guys are back and not popsicled. Trading Places was one of the first films I ever saw in a theater. Jamie Lee's scene especially stuck with me a long time. :p Was going over your master lists, and SO many good movies in there (along with a few...um, "interesting" choices), but there are some missing, and after having watched a dozen of your reactions, movies that I think might do really well in this reaction format:
Sci-Fi (you have a lot of them scattered about, but are missing some really fun ones) --The Matrix (just the classic first, II & III got muddled) , Serenity (a fave, you'll love the browncoats), Demolition Man (action/comedy both a hoot and too accurate). Also thought Cruise's "Oblivion' was more mind blowing than his "Edge of Tomorrow" the next year.
Westerns (you got a kick out of Blazing Saddles, and have Unforgiven on your list) -- more entertaining Eastwood with Pale Rider and The Outlaw Josie Wales, and then a fun blast The Quick and The Dead (starring just about everybody in Hollywood)
The Hunt For Red October (Crimson Tide was pretty good, but Red October is the gold standard for that genre IMHO)
Dead Calm (really good thriller at sea that introduced us to Nicole Kidman, as well as Sam Neil and Billy Zane)
Action Flicks -- you've got many great ones in the queue, but no Bourne 1&2?? (you could stop there, the series fell off after the 2nd, which was amazing). Also in action, Mr. and Mrs. Smith (Pitt, Jolie, fun), and The Peacemaker (Clooney, Kidman, great rollicking soundtrack)
Fantasy (you have a few fantasy oriented things, but seem to be missing perhaps the two best things (other than The Princess Bride) the genre has produced: the LOTR series (epic of course), and the movie that made Arnie into a star the year before Terminator: Conan the Barbarian (so testosterone pumped that Emilee may grow a beard + best soundtrack of all time I think, unless its Last of the Mohicans)
Comedy -- Mr. Right, Easy A (breakout role for Emma Stone), Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Just in time, about to brew a fresh pot of coffee, and now watch the FTFC
Also sometime in the future can we have an episode of highlights of Emily saying Titties!!!
There definitely needs to be merch with a hoodie that says Titties!
It took me much longer than I'd care to admit before I was free of the impulse to call out, "We are moving, we are moving," on certain occasions.
People didn't give an accurate description of the movie. It is a comedy classic movie starring Saturday Night Live comedy legends, Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd, in a movie that is partly about stocks and trading, but mainly about rich Commodity Brokers, the Duke Brothers making a bet and coming up with a scheme to switch the lifestyles of Louis Winthorpe and Billy Ray Valentine just to see how their lives would turn out. Why? Because they were crooked rich people who had nothing better to do, and thought they could get away with it. Hence the title "Trading Places".
I almost forgot this movie was shot on location in Philadelphia...my home town.
I knew you two were going to have a lot of fun with this movie. It's a great film. So well written and this incredible cast just makes it happen. One of the best comedies I've ever seen.
Hey, I love you reaction videos. You always make me laugh. I follow at least 25 reaction channels and yours is up there in the top 5. Keep it up. I'll certainly be there.
Fun fact: the guy in the jailhouse scene (leaning against the bars while Eddie Murphy is acting like he's a kung fu badass) is none other than a very young Giancarlo Esposito, aka Gustavo Fring in Breaking Bad.
Nobody recognized a young Giancarlo Esposito in jail with Eddie (Gus from Breaking Bad and The Mandalorian tvshow) 10:18
Duke brothers show up as homeless in Eddie Murphy's "Coming to America". Always found that funny.
Just checked the list. Another great John Landis movie is Innocent Blood. Lots of everything that Emily likes.
I am so excited about this one! Especially ever since you watched Coming to America!
"Hey, ABBOTT!" made me laugh so hard NOS came out of my nose. Thank you for that lol Fuck that burns
Every New Year I greet people with “Merry New Year! Beef Jerky time.” Probably always will.
25:33 "The guy on the left" was a Congressman from Minnesota. Al Franken...also an SNL alum.
"I eat her yogurt!" .... sounds all kinds a wrong LMAO
One of my favorite comedies! Also, my family watches this every Christmas. (It's a Christmas Movie!)
Yes, been waiting for this one!
"Fukk him" my favorite line of the film, and quite possibly of all time. Definitely top 3-5.
It's so great to me because it's not just because it's a comedy and it was funny, but the way they are portrayed throughout the film I can truly believe he would let his brother die before he would lose money. It's absolutely in his character to say that and mean it with all his heart.
Turn those machines back on! lol
Great movie. Stock brokers loved this film. You know the Stock Change acutely made a rule named the Eddie Murphy rule probating the action see in the film. Other great Eddie Murphy film is the Golden Child. I can not believe you gave this movie a 9.7 which a light comedy and masterpieces of comedy like The Naked Gun barley a 9.
Credit cards weren't electronically processed then they used those paper imprints and would take days to clear so it makes sense to revoke his cards, he could rack up quite a lot of purchases before anyone realized the account was closed.
4:24 😂😂😂 Love a good referance!
'It was the Dukes! It was the Dukes!'
It shows why Billy Ray and Lewis became partners.
"That's some pretty wood" ... That's what she said 😂
FYI. Cop inventoring Winthorp is Frank Oz. Muppeteer who was Yoda in "The Empire Strikes Back"
i have came back to this for a Christmas rection
"You were screaming like a b*tch!" 🤣
What happened in the Climax:
Real Report says Normal Crop meaning low/normal prices for OJ
Fake Report Says Weak Crop meaning High price for OJ
1. Dukes bought lots of OJ Futures Driving the price up
2. Other Traders Saw the Dukes "knew something" and starting buying to get in on it driving the price up more
3. Billy Ray and Lewis Start Selling Futures they don't have(Short Selling) this stabilizes the price tipping the Dukes off to what is happening
4. Before the Dukes can reverse their position to reduce the damage the crop report comes out.
5. everyone starts panic selling as they now have a bunch of high priced OJ they can not sell at that price.
6. Billy Ray and Lewis wait for the price to drop significantly causing the panic to increase as there are so few buyers
7. Billy Ray and Lewis announce they are buying everything while everyone else is selling causing the price to drop faster.
8. Billy Ray and Lewis now have enough OJ to sell to the people who bought it at a high price earlier in the trading day.
TLDR
Billy Ray and Lewis Sold High then Bought Low and tricked the Dukes into Buying High then Selling low.
Classic early Eddie Murphy! We're all a product of our environment, love the Santa beard.
The ending confused me for the longest time, but from what i've read, they basically sold stock at a really high price (before they had actually bought it), and then when the price started falling they bought the stock to sell. so they sold high, bough low. made a ton of money. great movie! nice reaction.
Whereas the Dukes' man bought medium to high, and sold low.
If you were confused about the ending, Louis and Billy Ray got a hold of the crop report before it was announced publicly. The report stated that the cold weather did not affect the orange crops, so that meant orange juice production would remain high. Any commodity is valuable only when it is in limited supply, and if a commodity is plentiful, it's less valuable. In stock exchange, the idea is to buy for very little and sell for a lot, generating profit. Louis and Billy Ray used all the money they had(including what they got from Ophelia and Coleman) to buy their own shares, which weren't much.
When the markets opened and people started buying OJ stocks the prices started climbing, and Louis waited until the price got just high enough, and then started selling their stocks. Once Louis and Billy Ray started selling and other stock brokers started buying their shares, the prices suddenly started dropping. When the crop report came out stating that crop production had not been affected, stock brokers and investors started panicking because now the OJ stocks wouldn't be as expensive because the production would be plentiful. That's when Louis and Billy Ray started buying, when the price was at its lowest, allowing them to buy out everyone's OJ stocks. They sold for a great deal of money and then bought the OJ stocks for very little, making them a tremendous profit, while the Dukes - who just kept buying worthless stock - ended up broke.
« Back to the apes! » 😂
Another terrific movie with Don Ameche is "Cocoon." Also, "Things Change" is amazing, too. Also, also, the guy who played Clarence Beeks was the principal in "The Breakfast Club," another terrific movie from the '80s. Also, also, also, Ralph Bellamy was considered quite the heartthrob when he was younger.
You two are the perfect couple. I adore you.
Eddy Murphy in "The Toy,"-Ernie Moore Jr.
lol u got to love her country self😂😂😂