This is one of my favorite “no one has ever heard of this movie” films. I love it, Bill Murray is so known for being the cynical comedian he is in Groundhog Day and Ghostbusters, but here he’s so wholesome and gentle, but when you really stop and think about it, he’s 100% in the wrong. You can’t help but love him though! It’s amazing.
@@markissleepy I remember the poster being up at rental places for years after this movie even came out. Then again, so was the poster for the Doctor Jekyll/Mr. Hyde video game, so not exactly a solid recommendation.
Isn't this a cult comedy classic? It's quotable, a sleeper hit, and holds up well over time. Great pacing, fantastic acting, dark comedy with a lighthearted touch.
The best part for me is the fact that Dreyfus was continuously pissed off with Murray the entire time they were filming and refuses to work with Bill ever again.
This is absolutely one of my fav Bill Murray films and his pairing with Richard Dreyfuss was hilariously genius on screen even though they supposedly they didn' get along behind the screen. You should really watch/react to "Groundhog Day" and "Mad Dog and Glory"where Murray's paired up with Robert De Niro. Both of these films were also from the early 90s.
Yes, but they did not get along in a good way. Dreyfuss knew that Murray'd annoy him so he encouraged him to play it up, even, so that him acting out the annoyance of his character on screen would become even better.
Because Robert Shaw bullied Dreyfuss like Murray did to Dreyfuss in What about Bob. It's no secret that both Murray and Shaw had reputations for being "difficult" to work with.
The only hint of change from Dreyfuss is his smile of acquiescence at the wedding and his acceptance of Bob as his brother-in-law and a psychiatrist. This movie and "The man who knew too little" are two of my favorite low key Bill Murray films. You reacted as I would expect Shan.
Great choice of movie and excellent review. Talking about Billy Murray's deadpan humor....about a year before this movie came out he made a movie called "Quick Change"....where he plays a sad clown that robs a bank. It also stars Geena Davis and Randy Quaid (cousin Eddy from the Lampoon movies). Check it out some time as its an often forgotten gem.
Sooooo happy to see this reaction. This is my all time favorite Bill Murray film. The irony in watching a therapist losing his mind is brilliant. And I agree with you that Richard Dreyfuss was even better than Bill, which is rare. Him reacting to Bob and slowly losing it is what sold the story.
The vacation home is located near where I live. My sister was in the High School marching band at the time and they went over to where they were filming to play Happy Birthday for Murray.
Not sure if you like musicals, but Frank Oz directed the screen adaptation of the stage show "Little Shop of Horrors." They built an amazing set on the legendary 007 stage at Pinewood Studios in London. Bill Murray has an extended cameo in it, too! Great score by Alan Menken and lyrics by Howard Ashman, both responsible for the Disney animation renaissance in the 80's/90's. There's a terrific documentary called "Howard" on Disney+.
Shan, I have just watched a film by Bob Fosse called All That Jazz. Absolutely a MASTERPIECE that is right up your alley. This is a complex and deeply emotional film. Do not let the name fool you into thinking this is a Broadway romp. This is a film I would give anything to see you react to. Its a mind blowing character piece.
I loved this! Bill Murray's best work was in this, "Groundhog Day", and "Stripes". Imagine Murray teaming up with Harold Ramis ("Caddyshack" director) and John Candy as new recruits in Army boot camp; that's "Stripes". Shan, I hope it's on your list for future reactions.
"Famous for being the voice of Yoda" Are you SERIOUS? I think what you MEANT to say was that he's famous for being the voice AND performer of MANY of the greatest Muppets of all time. Yoda's not even the best character he both voiced AND performed. Frank Oz will be known as Fozzie Bear, Miss Piggy, Grover, Cookie Monster, and the screenwriter for The Muppets Take Manhattan, before being known as Yoda on the side.
This is one of the funniest movies of all time. Both major actors, and Dreyfuss had never been in a comedic role before, but his his overall acting talent made it possible for him to be so believable in a seemingly regular person who broke down, and was worn down, by someones antics over time. And my opinion Bill Murray's funniest role ever
Before the reaction even begins, THANK YOU for watching this, what I feel is a very under rated movie. I would give you 5 thumbs up for this alone if I could. I alre4ady gave it a thumb up and not even seen any reactions, just the fact you are watching it makes it worthy alone.
Yea! I never hear people talk about that one. My mom and I rented it on a whim in the 90s and would regularly watch it. But I don’t really know anybody else who has seen it!
I’ve seen this movie probably 1000 times in my life without exaggeration I seriously think this is Bill Murray’s best work ever. “I really appreciate this” I think is my favorite line but there are many that could follow it quickly
Really enjoyed your reaction! I remember watching this in the theaters as a child and loving the film but not old enough to understand some of the more subtle humor. It’s a movie that never gets old!!
One of my favourite Bill Murray movies is Stripes, Warren Oates as Sargent Hulka and Dewey "Ox" Oxenburger played by John Candy were perfectly cast. Not many people remember Bill in Tootsie with Dustin Hoffman, he played Dustin's roommate, in 1988 the Library of Congress deemed Tootsie "culturally, historically and aesthetically significant." Both movies deserve a reaction.
This was one of my mom's favorite movies, she also liked him in "Larger Than Life (1996)" which has him paired with an elephant. "Quick Change (1990)" has some good moments too, co-starring Geena Davis and Randy Quaid in which the 3 are bank robbers who can't get out of town after a heist.
Some people didn't like the movie because they saw Richard Dreyfus as the "hero," educated, successful,..., and they identified with him. Bob was like "the bad guy" but he wins. I loved it! Very funny, and to some extent we have a "Bob" and a "Leo" we have to put up with.
You have the most kind, friendly face. It was so nice just watching you experience this film for the first time and sharing your laughter with us. This movie is one of the funniest I’ve ever seen - I also love Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. If you haven’t seen it yet, maybe consider it for one of these reaction videos! Warning, it’s really long. But so good
I’ve always loved this film. Never understood how it was not a mega-hit. My two favorite actors are in it. I am SO happy you enjoyed it, my friend! That being said, I find myself telling people “Give me! Give me! I need! I need!” You should watch the triumvirate of Bill Murray classics...”Stripes”, “Meatballs”, and, of course, “Caddyshack”.
Richard Dreyfuss is the father of Julie Louis Dreyfus who was on 'Seinfeld'. You would know Richard from 'Jaws' and 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind'
You should check out my favorite two films from Frank Oz... "Bowfinger" with Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy, and "In and Out" with Kevin Klein and Joan Cusack.
One of my favorite comedies. The scene at the dinner table busts me up every time. A lot of the scenery in the film reminds me of places I've visited when I used to go fishing with my brother and his family at Smith Mtn. Lake, in Virginia.
I LOVE this film. One thing I got from it was a third "perfect pet's name". 1. Ralph for dogs, 2. Raoul for cats, and 3. (Thank you, Bob!) Gill for goldfish.
Honestly, I don't think Richard Dreyfuss was acting in this movie. He and Murray genuinely didn't get along very well so I'm pretty sure that pained smile on his face for most of the movie is real. Makes their interactions so hilarious. I like how your channel does a lot of different movies most other channels don't seem to do. Good work!
Fun trivia:Richard Dreyfuss in an article published on 8th October 2009 by Nathan Rabin in "The A.V. Club", said, "How about it? Funny movie. Terribly unpleasant experience. We didn't get along, me and Bill Murray. But I've got to give it to him: I don't like him, but he makes me laugh even now. I'm also jealous that he's a better golfer than I am. It's a funny movie. No one ever comes up to you and says, 'I identify with the patient'. They always say, 'I have patients like that. I identify with your character'. No one ever says that they're willing to identify with the other character". Fun trivia: Producer Laura Ziskin recalled having a disagreement with Bill Murray which led to her getting tossed into a lake by him. She confirmed in 2003, "Bill also threatened to throw me across the parking lot and then broke my sunglasses and threw them across the parking lot. I was furious and outraged at the time, but having produced a dozen movies, I can safely say it is not common behavior." Fun trivia:When Fay Marvin was tucking in Bob and her son Sigmund on the night of the Bob sleepover, she holds the sheets up to allow Bob to climb into his bed. Bill Murray improvises in the scene and crawls under the sheets head first, cracking up Julie Hagerty.
Frank Oz is a big contributor of The muppet show. A few muppets references such as the puppet Leo uses to speak to his daughter and the elder couple are a reference to Statler and Waldorf .
Another fun movie with Richard Dreyfus is the classic American Graffiti, George Lucas's 2nd movie, also starring Ron Howard and Harrison Ford. This was Dreyfus's breakthrough film. Also Stakeout from 1987 is a really fun movie starring Dreyfus.
This movie is a RIOT!! At the beginning of the movie Bob is the narcotic kinda nutty guy who seeks Dr. Marvin's help. And at the end of the movie it's Bob who is cured and Dr. Marvin is the one going crazy because of Bob. And Dr. Marvin did nothing except try to get away from Bob but in Bob's mind if was all Dr. Marvin who cured his craziness. So funny.
@@PerfectHandProductions thanks, I spent my youth going up to winnepasauke, and though it looks like a good stand in, I didn't think it was filmed there. It is beautiful, lucky you
I'm so glad you reviewed this movie. I never see anyone talk about this movie and yet it's so good. This is one of my favorite comedies. There's a another comedy movie that no one talks about and that is - See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989) starring Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder.
This is one of THE best films I have ever watched bar none. Every comment you made is spot on. A Classic for sure. I first appreciated Mr Murray's talent after watching Stripes which of course is another classic and lets not forget Groundhog Day - simply another great Bill Murray comedy (possibly the best comedy of all time!!?!)
This is an all time favorite, thanks for reviewing! You would like What's Up, Doc (1972) with Barbra Streisand. Directed by Peter Bogdonovich it's a tribute to screwball comedies like Bringing Up Baby (1938) with Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn--also worth watching!
I took a psychology class in high school in 1992. The teacher showed this movie on VHS. I'm not sure I really learned anything about psychology in that class. lol
This is one of my favorite “no one has ever heard of this movie” films. I love it, Bill Murray is so known for being the cynical comedian he is in Groundhog Day and Ghostbusters, but here he’s so wholesome and gentle, but when you really stop and think about it, he’s 100% in the wrong. You can’t help but love him though! It’s amazing.
I had the poster for this movie on my wall for years and used to secretly judge people by whether or not they reconized it or not.
@@markissleepy I remember the poster being up at rental places for years after this movie even came out. Then again, so was the poster for the Doctor Jekyll/Mr. Hyde video game, so not exactly a solid recommendation.
I actually fell out of my seat at the theater when this came out. It's hilarious . I want him to review Groundhog day.
@@markissleepy Don't judge people by how they act....judge them by how they look.
"He's not gone! He's never gone!"
My family still quotes “GETOUTTATHECAR!!!!”. to this day.
Is this some radical new therapy?
YOU SEE?!!!
@@nickmanzo8459 this is one of my fave lines in the film😆
First time I saw this I couldn't breathe I was laughing so hard.
Remember watching it as a teenager with my pals and having a similar experience, best Bill Murray film no-one knows.
Isn't this a cult comedy classic? It's quotable, a sleeper hit, and holds up well over time. Great pacing, fantastic acting, dark comedy with a lighthearted touch.
The best part for me is the fact that Dreyfus was continuously pissed off with Murray the entire time they were filming and refuses to work with Bill ever again.
Something similar happened in Jaws with Robert Shaw.
@@ashyclaret Ya, Shaw and Dreyfus legitimately hated each other!
If that's true, it's one of the funniest things I've ever heard!
Leo: I want some peace and quiet!
Bob: Well, I'll be quiet.
Sigmund: I'll be peace!
Kills me, every time!
the "I'm sailing!" scene is the one that sticks out for me.
AHOY!
....gets me every time.
Keep sailing Bob ; )
I think you would really enjoy "A Fish Called Wanda." John Cleese, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Palin and Kevin Klein.
Don't call me stupid 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Faye, this is so scrumptious! Is this hand-shucked?"
This is absolutely one of my fav Bill Murray films and his pairing with Richard Dreyfuss was hilariously genius on screen even though they supposedly they didn' get along behind the screen.
You should really watch/react to "Groundhog Day" and "Mad Dog and Glory"where Murray's paired up with Robert De Niro. Both of these films were also from the early 90s.
Yes, but they did not get along in a good way. Dreyfuss knew that Murray'd annoy him so he encouraged him to play it up, even, so that him acting out the annoyance of his character on screen would become even better.
I also remember Richard Dreyfuss did not even get along with Robert Shaw during the producing and filming of JAWS
Because Robert Shaw bullied Dreyfuss like Murray did to Dreyfuss in What about Bob.
It's no secret that both Murray and Shaw had reputations for being "difficult" to work with.
There's an old saying "A psychiatrist is someone who is more neurotic than their patients". I think that applies here. :)
Can't wait for February 2nd ( official Groundhog Day ) !
Stripes is my favorite Bill Murray movie thanks for reacting and sharing to this classic!
The only hint of change from Dreyfuss is his smile of acquiescence at the wedding and his acceptance of Bob as his brother-in-law and a psychiatrist. This movie and "The man who knew too little" are two of my favorite low key Bill Murray films. You reacted as I would expect Shan.
I haven't seen this in over 20 years. Thank you for the opportunity to quickly relive it!
Great choice of movie and excellent review. Talking about Billy Murray's deadpan humor....about a year before this movie came out he made a movie called "Quick Change"....where he plays a sad clown that robs a bank. It also stars Geena Davis and Randy Quaid (cousin Eddy from the Lampoon movies). Check it out some time as its an often forgotten gem.
Tony Shaloub is brilliant in his cameo in this.
“Button it up, pal... nobody likes a whiner!”
Sooooo happy to see this reaction. This is my all time favorite Bill Murray film. The irony in watching a therapist losing his mind is brilliant. And I agree with you that Richard Dreyfuss was even better than Bill, which is rare. Him reacting to Bob and slowly losing it is what sold the story.
Another forgotten comedy gem is "Ruthless People" With Danny DeVito, Bette Midler, and Judge Reinhold.
LOL I was thinking of Bette, too, but in "Down and Out In Beverly Hills,"
I saw this movie at the drive-ins when I was a kid. I should really re-watch it now since I'm older. I laughed a lot at what was shown in this vid.
The funny thing with this movie is it could , with a few rewrites, been an effective thriller / horror.
There is a parody trailer. What About Bob as a Horror Film.
Automatic 'like' for this reaction to this rare gem!
Just remember to take Baby steps
“Faye Marvin” is played by Julie Hagerty (“Elaine” Airplane!”
The vacation home is located near where I live. My sister was in the High School marching band at the time and they went over to where they were filming to play Happy Birthday for Murray.
Not sure if you like musicals, but Frank Oz directed the screen adaptation of the stage show "Little Shop of Horrors." They built an amazing set on the legendary 007 stage at Pinewood Studios in London. Bill Murray has an extended cameo in it, too! Great score by Alan Menken and lyrics by Howard Ashman, both responsible for the Disney animation renaissance in the 80's/90's. There's a terrific documentary called "Howard" on Disney+.
This whole movie is like an episode of The Simpsons with Frank Grimes and Homer Simpson.
Grimey!
I will never forget seeing this at the drive in as a kid!! So funny!
This was a genuinely fun reaction to a genuinely funny movie. Thank you for including 17:28!
Dirt Rotten Scoundrels is another one directed by Frank OZ.
MrBfg586 Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a really fun movie. The acting from Michael Caine & Steve Martin is so good!
A Fish Called Wanda, as well.
Love Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. "Midnight Run" would be another great one
@@gokaury Nope Charlie Crichton directed Wanda , another great Oz movie is Bowfinger.
Don't forget little shop of horrors.
Brilliant movie. Haven't seen this for years👍👍👍👍👍
Shan, I have just watched a film by Bob Fosse called All That Jazz. Absolutely a MASTERPIECE that is right up your alley. This is a complex and deeply emotional film. Do not let the name fool you into thinking this is a Broadway romp. This is a film I would give anything to see you react to. Its a mind blowing character piece.
I loved this! Bill Murray's best work was in this, "Groundhog Day", and "Stripes". Imagine Murray teaming up with Harold Ramis ("Caddyshack" director) and John Candy as new recruits in Army boot camp; that's "Stripes". Shan, I hope it's on your list for future reactions.
“I swallowed a lot of aggression, along with a lot of pizzas.”
Boom shakalaka
When she gets up immediately and yells “HITLERRRRR” is just too funny
Glad you found this gem, Shan. I read some time ago, Dreyfuss and Murray didn't get along very well back in the day, to put it nicely :D
Yes, although both actors said their genuine dislike of each other helped their performances.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels has similar dark comedy but different premise. Also very hilarious!
I have loved this movie since I was a child. This year my son got me an “I’m sailing” Funko POP
I usually can't stand products like that, but for once I actually want one.
I was hoping this movie would appear on your channel. Great fun.
*opens the car door hard* "GALALALALALALALAAAAAAHHHH!!!""
GETOUTTATHECAR!!!
I forgot that Frank Oz directed this. He's famous for being the voice of Yoda
"Famous for being the voice of Yoda"
Are you SERIOUS? I think what you MEANT to say was that he's famous for being the voice AND performer of MANY of the greatest Muppets of all time. Yoda's not even the best character he both voiced AND performed. Frank Oz will be known as Fozzie Bear, Miss Piggy, Grover, Cookie Monster, and the screenwriter for The Muppets Take Manhattan, before being known as Yoda on the side.
@@the-NightStar true
That bust of Freud after the explosion!!
Bowfinger (Steve Martin, Eddie Murphy) and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Steve Martin, Michael Caine), both directed by Frank Oz, are top notch.
Great shouts! Didn't know Oz directed those.
This is one of the funniest movies of all time. Both major actors, and Dreyfuss had never been in a comedic role before, but his his overall acting talent made it possible for him to be so believable in a seemingly regular person who broke down, and was worn down, by someones antics over time. And my opinion Bill Murray's funniest role ever
Before the reaction even begins, THANK YOU for watching this, what I feel is a very under rated movie. I would give you 5 thumbs up for this alone if I could. I alre4ady gave it a thumb up and not even seen any reactions, just the fact you are watching it makes it worthy alone.
Bill Murray is great in a lot of films..,
Check out “The Mam Who Knew Too Little”
The Man Who Knew Too Little is loved in my family, it's like we're all in on the secret that little known movie is funny
Yea! I never hear people talk about that one. My mom and I rented it on a whim in the 90s and would regularly watch it. But I don’t really know anybody else who has seen it!
Another underappreciated Bill Murray is "Quick Change" (1990). Very funny, memorable, and endearing crime-comedy.
The dinner scene always does it for me and my dad.
I must have seen this film around 25 times in my life and I still love it.
I’ve seen this movie probably 1000 times in my life without exaggeration I seriously think this is Bill Murray’s best work ever. “I really appreciate this” I think is my favorite line but there are many that could follow it quickly
Really enjoyed your reaction! I remember watching this in the theaters as a child and loving the film but not old enough to understand some of the more subtle humor. It’s a movie that never gets old!!
One of my favourite Bill Murray movies is Stripes, Warren Oates as Sargent Hulka and Dewey "Ox" Oxenburger played by John Candy were perfectly cast. Not many people remember Bill in Tootsie with Dustin Hoffman, he played Dustin's roommate, in 1988 the Library of Congress deemed Tootsie "culturally, historically and aesthetically significant." Both movies deserve a reaction.
This was one of my mom's favorite movies, she also liked him in "Larger Than Life (1996)" which has him paired with an elephant. "Quick Change (1990)" has some good moments too, co-starring Geena Davis and Randy Quaid in which the 3 are bank robbers who can't get out of town after a heist.
Quick change is a cool movie! Forgotten about that one.
I literally jump for joy anytime you upload a new video😂 such a great reactor/reviewer
I was wondering why the daughter looked familiar then it finally clicked that she was Shirley Bellinger from the tv series Oz.
Deep cut and one of my favorites! Thanks again for your review and the nostalgia.
Little Shop of Horrors is a Frank Oz must! John Candy, Bill Murray, Rick Moranis, Steve Martin, ....
My late grandfather was a psychologist. This was one of his favorite movies. Second only to A Christmas Story.
Let It Ride is a great Richard Dreyfus horse racing and betting comedy
OMG I absolutely LOVE that movie!!!
Some people didn't like the movie because they saw Richard Dreyfus as the "hero," educated, successful,..., and they identified with him.
Bob was like "the bad guy" but he wins.
I loved it! Very funny, and to some extent we have a "Bob" and a "Leo" we have to put up with.
You have the most kind, friendly face. It was so nice just watching you experience this film for the first time and sharing your laughter with us. This movie is one of the funniest I’ve ever seen - I also love Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. If you haven’t seen it yet, maybe consider it for one of these reaction videos! Warning, it’s really long. But so good
I forgot how simple and funny this movie was lol nice reaction!
I would recommend watching "The Man Who Knew Too Little" one of my favorite Bill Murray films.
Yes!!
I love watching your reactions - your laughter is so genuine XD
I’ve always loved this film. Never understood how it was not a mega-hit. My two favorite actors are in
it. I am SO happy you enjoyed it, my friend!
That being said, I find myself telling people “Give me! Give me! I need! I need!”
You should watch the triumvirate of Bill Murray classics...”Stripes”, “Meatballs”, and, of course, “Caddyshack”.
Richard Dreyfuss is the father of Julie Louis Dreyfus who was on 'Seinfeld'. You would know Richard from 'Jaws' and 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind'
You should check out my favorite two films from Frank Oz... "Bowfinger" with Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy, and "In and Out" with Kevin Klein and Joan Cusack.
One of my favorite comedies. The scene at the dinner table busts me up every time.
A lot of the scenery in the film reminds me of places I've visited when I used to go fishing with my brother and his family at Smith Mtn. Lake, in Virginia.
I LOVE THIS MOVIE!! THANK YOU!! NEEDS TO BE MORE REACTIONS TO IT!!
Shan: "I miss the 90's"
Me: "I've found a new friend!"
Reminds me of "The great outdoors". John candy.
That beautiful lake is Smith Mountain Lake, VA. Town of Moneta. My mom lives on the lake there.
I LOVE this film. One thing I got from it was a third "perfect pet's name". 1. Ralph for dogs, 2. Raoul for cats, and 3. (Thank you, Bob!) Gill for goldfish.
Maby my favorite comedy of all time!
Honestly, I don't think Richard Dreyfuss was acting in this movie. He and Murray genuinely didn't get along very well so I'm pretty sure that pained smile on his face for most of the movie is real. Makes their interactions so hilarious.
I like how your channel does a lot of different movies most other channels don't seem to do. Good work!
Fun trivia:Richard Dreyfuss in an article published on 8th October 2009 by Nathan Rabin in "The A.V. Club", said, "How about it? Funny movie. Terribly unpleasant experience. We didn't get along, me and Bill Murray. But I've got to give it to him: I don't like him, but he makes me laugh even now. I'm also jealous that he's a better golfer than I am. It's a funny movie. No one ever comes up to you and says, 'I identify with the patient'. They always say, 'I have patients like that. I identify with your character'. No one ever says that they're willing to identify with the other character".
Fun trivia: Producer Laura Ziskin recalled having a disagreement with Bill Murray which led to her getting tossed into a lake by him. She confirmed in 2003, "Bill also threatened to throw me across the parking lot and then broke my sunglasses and threw them across the parking lot. I was furious and outraged at the time, but having produced a dozen movies, I can safely say it is not common behavior."
Fun trivia:When Fay Marvin was tucking in Bob and her son Sigmund on the night of the Bob sleepover, she holds the sheets up to allow Bob to climb into his bed. Bill Murray improvises in the scene and crawls under the sheets head first, cracking up Julie Hagerty.
"Midnight Run" with Deniro and Charles Grodin is a real fun romp of a movie
A classic comedy. I used to watch this so much when I was a kid! Had to post this before I even watched the reaction video.
Frank Oz is a big contributor of The muppet show. A few muppets references such as the puppet Leo uses to speak to his daughter and the elder couple are a reference to Statler and Waldorf .
Not to mention that Lilly is played by Muppeteer Fran Brill, who performed Prairie Dawn and Zoe on Sesame Street.
Another fun movie with Richard Dreyfus is the classic American Graffiti, George Lucas's 2nd movie, also starring Ron Howard and Harrison Ford. This was Dreyfus's breakthrough film. Also Stakeout from 1987 is a really fun movie starring Dreyfus.
I love this whole film. For more Frank Oz greatness check out Dirty Rotten Scoundrels with Steve Martin and a Michael Caine.
That was a very enjoyable video as well as a great review. I actually loved watching this movie.
"Meatballs" 1979 Ivan Reitman, Harold Ramis, Bill Murray
Bowfinger is a great Frank Oz film and Little Shop of Horrors.
Wow can't believe you are watching this movie. It is rarely talked about, but it is a classic. My kid watched this movie over and over again. Love it.
“I never gave up hope!”😂😂😂
Frank Oz had a cameo in Trading Places, as the desk police officer who finds the Drugs on Dan Ackroyd
Also prison guard in Blues Brothers
I recommend for you to check out Uncle Buck a classic comedy by John Hughes!
Love that one!
This movie is a RIOT!! At the beginning of the movie Bob is the narcotic kinda nutty guy who seeks Dr. Marvin's help. And at the end of the movie it's Bob who is cured and Dr. Marvin is the one going crazy because of Bob. And Dr. Marvin did nothing except try to get away from Bob but in Bob's mind if was all Dr. Marvin who cured his craziness. So funny.
They shot this near where I live.
Was it actually filmed in new Hampshire?
@@tessesmom Moneta VA, at Smith Mountain Lake
@@PerfectHandProductions thanks, I spent my youth going up to winnepasauke, and though it looks like a good stand in, I didn't think it was filmed there.
It is beautiful, lucky you
@@PerfectHandProductions I've seen the locations. They're all abandoned now
LOOL I remember this movie and it's even better than before.
As lovable as Bob is.....Leo wasn't wrong when he called him a "Textbook narcissist".
Loved Bill Murray in this film! I think “Stripes” was the first film I saw him in, and I’ve been a fan of his films ever since.
Excellent choice! Baby steps!
One of my favorite Bill Murray movies.
This is one of my faveorite moves its hilarious I watched it 100 times.
Meant to subscribe the second i found this channel, i forgot luckily i have rectified that. Love this channel.
Bob Wiley-so ahead of his time-with the WFH setup!
Mad dog and Glory is another underrated/unknown classic. Please watch!
I'm so glad you reviewed this movie. I never see anyone talk about this movie and yet it's so good. This is one of my favorite comedies. There's a another comedy movie that no one talks about and that is - See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989) starring Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder.
This is one of THE best films I have ever watched bar none. Every comment you made is spot on. A Classic for sure. I first appreciated Mr Murray's talent after watching Stripes which of course is another classic and lets not forget Groundhog Day - simply another great Bill Murray comedy (possibly the best comedy of all time!!?!)
This is an all time favorite, thanks for reviewing! You would like What's Up, Doc (1972) with Barbra Streisand. Directed by Peter Bogdonovich it's a tribute to screwball comedies like Bringing Up Baby (1938) with Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn--also worth watching!
I took a psychology class in high school in 1992. The teacher showed this movie on VHS. I'm not sure I really learned anything about psychology in that class. lol