"Bobby, you're 17. It's time to throw childish things aside." And I said, "okay Pop", but he didn't really say that. He said, "stop being a fucking dinosaur, and get a job." Classic.
Why do o get the feeling that’s why Robert put up with Dale for so long? Like he didn’t want to be like his own father and force Dale to give up what he loved and leave him unhappy and miserable like he is
If not for your comment, I wouldn't have known. I find it extremely funny and surreal at the same time, but hey, it might actually be fun times, I read about their activities and sounds a lot of fun.
Man. That scene really hits you on an emotional level. One minute you’re watching a comedy, suddenly you get absolutely blindsided with that dinosaur story. Powerful stuff
Haha agreed. It’s nice seeing Derek realize he loves his bro, and that he needs to start being nicer to him. That’s why I love “Step Brothers”, hilarious comedy but deep feels too
It's surprisingly wholesome. He was such an ass in the movie and that part was redeeming for his character I always thought. That little laugh and smile somehow means a lot to me lol and I don't even have a brother
I gave u ur 222 like cos "2 is better than 1" or dos mejor que uno, 😢😮😅😊 I was actually looking for the tune "Catalina" as I'm wassaping my twin Bro to see if he knows it, n forgot who sings it, 😮then came across this master peice,, he's in Granada 🇪🇸 spain 🇪🇸 I'm in Yeovil England 🏴 🏴 incase u want to know,
@@hughjanus9557 Well ofc, but comparing a Mel Brooks film to a Will Farrell one is like saying 'this McDonalds is good, but this Michelin star restaurant is better'.
That dinosaur was not scripted! It was improvised on the spot, just watched a video on it haha. That's what's brought me back to the fucking Catalina wine mixer.
@@diggman4123I think the story was that Richard Jenkins was told by the director to go up to Will and John and start talking about how he wanted to be a dinosaur when he grew up, but I don’t know if the context was given to him. So I think with the camera changes in that scene it may have been shot out of order where he gave the improvised part and they went back and tied it in to give it meaning / relevance
This for sure is a timeless classic. I was lucky enough to be one of the non scripted actors at this party. Everyone of the comedians is a genius. Much of what the actors said was ad lib. Will did an amazing job singing and John playing the drums. It only took one take and everyone was in tears.
I know it’s one of the funniest movies out there, but when Dale says to his dad “it’s a big deal”…. That’s the kind of validation that only the best kind of friend can give you in that kind of moment. Something about that really resonated with me since the first time I watched this so long ago.
I think after i watched this film I decided to turn to drums. I'm now the proud owner of a Gretsch Catalina set. It's the Gretsch Catalina wine mixer. Unfortunately I'm still crap at it. But I have dreams.
I'm chilling on my bed and suddenly say outloud, "It's the freakin Catalina Wine Mixer." Out of the blue. No reason at all. Haven't seen this movie in years. So, here I am! 😄
I saw Andrea Bocelli sing Por ti volare (this song) live. And no joke as soon as the song started, I thought of this movie. Then at the end of the song when everyone gave a standing ovation, i screamed out Boats and Hoes. It was a surreal of an experience that I've ever had.
I remember when my big brother Larry made a kite fly in the field by the junior high school. I thought it was the greatest thing ever. He passed away last spring. He was the greatest big brother ever.
John C. Reilley is INFINITELY funnier. Will Ferrel is just obnoxious, and about the only character he really pulls off well is the overgrown manchild(perfect for this, and most of his movies, but it gets old pretty fucking quick) I feel like their fame needs to be reversed, because when I watch their team-ups, I'm always amazed how much funnier Reilley is, and yet nobody IRL can match the name to his face the way they do with Will Ferrell. And If I spelled a name wrong, idgaf.
@@sorrow4748 The dude who posted a comment on the internet. Don't you know if you say you like something, some bratty commenter will always come along to prove it(or at least attempt to) wrong? And it looks like my comment didn't get any reaction, so I'd be in the minority. Still though, I personally feel he's obnoxious, and John C. Reilly is slept on way too much, and deserves as much credit and fame as Will Ferrell
As the years go by, this scene will only become more unironically powerful… Two of the best comedic actors of all time delivering the last laugh in the form of one of the most rousing songs ever written. The end of an era. The 2000’s had the best comedies ever.
Will Ferrell has an amazing singing voice. There is so much emotion in this song. Even with the funny clips happening around the song. We still feel something in our hearts.
I love the guy’s reaction at 6:25, he’s not a major character, has no relevance to or relationship with any of the characters and yet several seconds are shown of him being deeply affected by the song. So random yet so hilarious.
I’ve seen this film a million times, mostly as a kid… But I never knew that he ACTUALLY sang this until just now when I was googling something about the actual song itself. I always thought he started it, but then at 4:19 they had somebody else’s vocals come in and take over the audio for it, whilst Will just acted like he was singing it, and whoever was singing just tried to match Will’s voice whilst still doing a good job singing the song… But no, Will ACTUALLY sang this and he fucked killed it in my opinion!! I’m honestly very very very surprised as I had no idea he could really sing tbf…
I haven't bothered to read through the comments, so perhaps someone else has already touched on this. What is so fantastic about this sequence, is both the absurdity and the sincerity of it at the same time. It's obviously a comedy, and ridiculous, but the themes are strong and emotionally resonant. Damned if I don't get a little man-tear when Derek sees memories of his brother. That's what's so great about this kind of film. It's ridiculous, and it knows it's ridiculous, but it's also fucking poetic and beautiful. Fuckin' Catalina Wine Mixer!
Had the same experience with Tropic Thunder. Didnt find it all that funny in theaters but then I watched it at my buddies house one night after consuming some... "vitamins" and I've never laughed so hard in my life. Its like the opposite effect w comedies IMO. Usually better at home. Whereas with blockbusters or like a Marvel movie you find yourself busting out laughing with the audience at the dumbest/corniest one liners then when you watch it at home you're just like 🙄😒 "how did the entire theatre think that was funny?"
Even in the 90s they had some funny shit. But Well it is said that this was truly the last comedy of this generation. Nothing funny has came out after this movie. Just cheesy rom coms or dumb netflix shows etc. id say maybe up to now maybe jumanji was funny but its not iconic like past comedy films with memorable lines an shit. “Good boys” pays homage to “Superbad” (a classic) but honesty its not all that funny but it was better than some recent comedy shows or movies. But look at all the people you had in the 2000s Robin Williams Adam Sandler will Ferrell David spade Seth Rogen Rob Schneider Ben Stiller an a few more but everyone was in their prime.
Tropic Thunder, Anchorman, 40 year old Virgin, Knocked Up, I Love You Man, Role Models, This Is The End, Talladega Nights, Pineapple Express.. probably missing a whole bunch. And then there was The Office, 30 Rock, Workaholics as tv shows.. Yeah, that was the golden age. Everything now is just woke and forced diversity. Can't remember the last time I was in tears laughing throughout a whole movie or show.. now its more like rolling my eyes or cringing 75% of the time and then sitting stone faced 25% of the time...
when i sleep i usually have on a classical music station. i’ve woken up to the Harry Potter theme, Jurassic Park theme, and a bunch of orchestral video game tracks. but whenever this song comes on, i wake up laughing 😂
The visceral and raw "No" Will Ferrell utters at 3:05 has to be one of the funniest things I've ever seen. He was flashing back to high school when the same thing was happening to him.
Okay I swear, a couple of hours ago I was like "What's that stupid Boats and Hoes song I am thinking of?" Goddamn algorithms reading my freakin thoughts, I didn't even mention anything to anyone lol.
The “Boats & Hoes” backing vocals will always make me laugh!!
Beat me to it! 🤣🤣
4:38 and 4:58
Gotta have me my boats and hoe's
Everything about the movie makes me laugh man hahahaha best movie ever
its funny yes but even funny aside its a better rap song then anything mumble rappers make
"Bobby, you're 17. It's time to throw childish things aside."
And I said, "okay Pop", but he didn't really say that.
He said, "stop being a fucking dinosaur, and get a job."
Classic.
Lol so me when i explain a story to someone. I exaggerate to make it more funny
That story was ad libbed by the actor. So funny
But you're a human, you could never be a dinosaur
🤣🤣🤣
Why do o get the feeling that’s why Robert put up with Dale for so long? Like he didn’t want to be like his own father and force Dale to give up what he loved and leave him unhappy and miserable like he is
"This isn't me. I had to get up at 10 o'clock this morning."
God bless you Dale
Me : Laughs at getting up around 2 a.m for work each day 😂
@@Off-with-a-bang Damn dude, you sleep in late.
@@Off-with-a-bang right?! I'm up no later than 4:30 for work
I know right? Thats too early!
Dead! 🤣
My cousin just sang this at a funeral and a group of us had to leave the room cause we were laughing so hard 😂
Hahahah at a funeral wow
I think your cousin wanted you to laugh
@@wicked39 unfortunately, he was dead serious. Absolute narcissist.
That’s like that scene from grown ups. Lol.
Bro I want to be there. With all due respect I think that’s legendary
Fun fact: there was no such thing as the Catalina Wine Mixer before this movie. There is now.
If not for your comment, I wouldn't have known. I find it extremely funny and surreal at the same time, but hey, it might actually be fun times, I read about their activities and sounds a lot of fun.
But is there a Cataline Fuckin' Wine Mixer?
Now THIS is a genuinely funny and TRUE trivia. I did not know that.
In the immortal words of Axel Foley.......Get the fuck outa here!
thats crazy
Man. That scene really hits you on an emotional level. One minute you’re watching a comedy, suddenly you get absolutely blindsided with that dinosaur story. Powerful stuff
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
bro shits down right majestic lol
Its the best combination of comedy and heartfelt that i’ve seen 🥲😂
You psycho. :)
Genius !
moral of the story:
dont lose your dinosaur
How is that a skill? You're human, you could never be a dinosaur.
I forgot :(
You're 17 yrs old, go get a god damn job.
It's true
Saw an interview of the guy who plays Robert and he said that the whole dinosaur thing was improv, not scripted
the part with Derrick and Brennan as lil kids flying a kite always gets me🥺🥺🥺
Me too 👍
Haha agreed. It’s nice seeing Derek realize he loves his bro, and that he needs to start being nicer to him. That’s why I love “Step Brothers”, hilarious comedy but deep feels too
Same here 😭💜
unmanly tears shed tbh
@@charlesg7926 It has good messages throughout the movie, especially with the dad's line about not losing your dinosaur.
"I traveled 500 miles to give you my seed." I hope the writer of that line got a HUGE raise.
He had a *huge raise* when he said that line...
Ugh! His pants! I never noticed he had a woody 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
"I TRAVELED 500 MILES TO GIVE YOU MY SEED"
That Alpha scream "Ahhhh" gets me everything
@@the_taxman463 "Lumberjack"
Derek’s reaction to the flashback always has me rolling 😂
The point is don’t lose your dinosaur
Yes, everything Adam Scott does in this movie is just grest.
Funniest thing ever! lol
😂 I think it's pretty sweet
It's surprisingly wholesome. He was such an ass in the movie and that part was redeeming for his character I always thought. That little laugh and smile somehow means a lot to me lol and I don't even have a brother
This is still one of the best movie climaxes of all time
climaxes in general
Best fap I had in a while👍🏽
💯. I love the innocent spirit of two old men trying to stay young in such a messed up world.
Fuck yea baby
Overrated
“I see an empty stage. I see drums, I see a drummer, I see a microphone, I see a singer.”
Jenkins finally got it.
Richard Jenkins highly underrated actor.
@@jogman262 He and Mary reunited in Guillermo Del Toro’s Nightmare Alley, of all films! They didn’t share any scenes together, but still.
"I Traveled 500 miles to give you my seed" still makes me laugh every time!
The fact the therapist has some sort of repressed sexual fantasy of a lumberjack 🤣
Like, a watermelon seed?
Ahhhhhhhh
@@wicked39 Yep it's nothing without the AAAARRRGGHHH!
@@royevans4581Yep. You need the AHhhhhhhhh! At the end! But also the "Oh lumberjack!" By her! 😂😂😂
“This isn’t me, I’m fucking miserable, I had to get up at 10 o’clock this morning “ 😂 i felt this in my soul. 2:18
10:00 😂
Imagine grtting up at 2:30 am every morning..sucks
I gave u ur 222 like cos "2 is better than 1" or dos mejor que uno, 😢😮😅😊 I was actually looking for the tune "Catalina" as I'm wassaping my twin Bro to see if he knows it, n forgot who sings it, 😮then came across this master peice,, he's in Granada 🇪🇸 spain 🇪🇸 I'm in Yeovil England 🏴 🏴 incase u want to know,
1:04 -"Everyone knew me, and was afraid of me"
This is the Epitome of every T-rex.
“You’re 17, throw childish things aside. Get a job.”
Still acting like a dinosaur at age 17, almost an adult. Lol.
😂😂😂
The struggle for us T-Rex's is real! 😢 😂😂😂
Richard Jenkins dinosaur speech is probably my favorite part of this movie.
But you're a human, you could never be a dinosaur
Fun fact, Richard Jenkins as a young man used to work for John C Reilly’s father in Illinois.
When he mentioned his age, I fuckin lost it.
I'll go to medical school, practice for a little while and, then, I'll come back to it 😂
@@wecanjump7512😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The songbird of his generation.
Like a combination of fergie and jesus
Truly
Con te partiro was written in Italian. The fact he sang it in Spanish is pure ecstacy
Fun fact, Por ti Volare is also a version sung by the big tenors as well.
@@h0ck3yphreak It was an originally released by Bocelli just in Spanish along with the original Italian.
Lmao 🤣🤣🤣
I would have gone my entire life unaware of that fact had you not said something. Thank you for that nugget of gold . ❤😊
Will Ferrell is a classically trained singer. Fun fact. ❤
Stepbrothers is the greatest comedy of all time, you know it's the best because almost every line is a memorable one.
its a movie i know is technically bad, but i still find myself saying 'look at all the space for activities' when I book a hotel room.
@@MemekingJag 😅😅
The only thing I ever remember is: "Boats and hoes"
Blazing Saddles is a million times better.
@@hughjanus9557 Well ofc, but comparing a Mel Brooks film to a Will Farrell one is like saying 'this McDonalds is good, but this Michelin star restaurant is better'.
Funniest scene but love the message in this scene. "Don't lose your dinosaur" definitely stuck with me and will stick with me
That's the lesson of this movie, right?
That dinosaur was not scripted! It was improvised on the spot, just watched a video on it haha. That's what's brought me back to the fucking Catalina wine mixer.
Dinosaur scene*
@@diggman4123I think the story was that Richard Jenkins was told by the director to go up to Will and John and start talking about how he wanted to be a dinosaur when he grew up, but I don’t know if the context was given to him. So I think with the camera changes in that scene it may have been shot out of order where he gave the improvised part and they went back and tied it in to give it meaning / relevance
That lumberjack part always kills me.
Same dude
LOL I just choked on my food lol
Lmao
I've seen this movie like 20 times, and now for the first time, I noticed Brennan is pitching a huge fucking tent in the lumberjack scene... lmao
😂
“Rock the fuck out of those Drums Dale”classic line.
He looks around SORRY...!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂
Dale that put "boats and hoes" in the middle without a reason always crack me .
I was looking for your comment good sir. It really accents the whole song.. Boats and hoes
"You got it Dragon." The movie really comes full circle with that line hahaha
Not joking, Richard Jenkins deserved an Oscar, nom at the very least, for his performance in this movie
He was nominated that year for *The Visitor* instead.
Adam Scott was the best
1000% agree
How is his net worth only 8 million?! 😩 such a legend.
Totally agree. He's a great comedic actor.
"I'm fucking miserable, I had to wake up at 10am this morning" ROFL
The part with his brother thinking about them being kids... damn the feels ;(
That Enterprise Rent A Car line from Brennan was Gold lmfao
Its true too lol, at least when the movie was made
Good corporate structure, they give you the tools to be your own boss. Boats and his
@@TheCactusjack1 the equivalent of modern day Uber lol
As someone who works there... that line is so under-rated 😂😂😂 litterally just sent this to my co workers 😂😂😂
Come in soft but then finish strong 😂
It's the fucking Catalina Wine Mixer
The fuckin catalina wine mixer ! Lol
It’s the fucking Catalina Wine Mixer!
It's the fucking Catalina Wine Mixer!
It’s the fucking Catalina wine mixer
ITS THE FUCKING CATALINA WINE MIXER!
This whole sequence is wonderful on so many levels. Every actor really brought their A game to the table!
I've been called the songbird of my generation...by those who have heard me 🤣
How many people do you shower with??
That gave me chills
He wasn’t lying lol
I'm fucking miserable, I had to get up at ten this morning. Lmao, yeah.
10 is not that early dude
@@peterstoric6560 bruh
whoosh
This for sure is a timeless classic. I was lucky enough to be one of the non scripted actors at this party. Everyone of the comedians is a genius. Much of what the actors said was ad lib. Will did an amazing job singing and John playing the drums. It only took one take and everyone was in tears.
You wernt on set
@@Sm-rq9ll It is called a background actor. They pay you to be part of the party.
@@keving690 yeah I’m aware but you weren’t there
Tears of laughter
Or tears of Joyous beauty
why do people like you feel the need to lie on youtube just to get likes hahah how sad... " oh look i was on the set too "
I know it’s one of the funniest movies out there, but when Dale says to his dad “it’s a big deal”…. That’s the kind of validation that only the best kind of friend can give you in that kind of moment. Something about that really resonated with me since the first time I watched this so long ago.
That's the only validation you can get from childhood friends, and brothers who are tight.
And letting his dad know he would have made a hell of a dinosaur, by rocking those drums.
Boats n Hoes so fits the song so passionately as it is spoken, gives me chills
Still one of the best fucking drum set solos in movie history
It's alright. It pales in comparison to Garth in Wayne's World or the kid in Whiplash at the end of the movie.
@@TheMichiganFisherman Of course, as why I said “one of” those are definitely top tier as well.
@@xiphexlive right on! 👊🤨
Even whiplash 2014
@@upgradedfirenation1465 The composition of it is amazing.
Who’s here after the Oscar’s?
I was hurting myself trying to figure out why I knew that song
Yup , had to show it to the girlfriend to explain why i was giggling thru the in memorium segment.
I think after i watched this film I decided to turn to drums. I'm now the proud owner of a Gretsch Catalina set. It's the Gretsch Catalina wine mixer. Unfortunately I'm still crap at it. But I have dreams.
Never give up on your dreams. Don't lose your dinosaur 🦖
I'm chilling on my bed and suddenly say outloud, "It's the freakin Catalina Wine Mixer." Out of the blue. No reason at all. Haven't seen this movie in years. So, here I am! 😄
I've travelled 500 miles to give you my seed! ARRRRGHHH 🤣🤣
Lumberjack!
Not going to lie...... I have cried a couple times to "thanks Brennan you're the best big brother ever!" LOL
Me too and because it suck i never had a moment like that with any of my brothers and I have 4
@@SoSaReaper the last of five
@@frankiehernandez6232 that's fucked up. Hopefully you're lucky enough to have a cousin or friend you consider a brother.
Seriously it makes me well up too! My heart grows a little each time.
No…
I saw Andrea Bocelli sing Por ti volare (this song) live. And no joke as soon as the song started, I thought of this movie. Then at the end of the song when everyone gave a standing ovation, i screamed out Boats and Hoes. It was a surreal of an experience that I've ever had.
Did anyone react?
Is the song called con te Partiro?
I’d absolutely lose it if I heard that
I’d would’ve been laughing if I heard “BOATS AND HOES”
Classic response!😂😂
Whoever wrote the "Dont lose your dinosaur" line probably has idea how fucking valuable that seemingly silly, but perfectly profound that line is.
I heard that whole part was improvised
You can see him make sense of it when he says “never loose your dinosaur” the man’s a genius
"ROCK THE FUCK OUTTA THOSE DRUMS, DALE!"
Lmao
I remember when my big brother Larry made a kite fly in the field by the junior high school. I thought it was the greatest thing ever. He passed away last spring. He was the greatest big brother ever.
It’s the fuking Catalina wine mixer
The crazy thing is Will actually nailed the singing in this! He sounded phenomenal!
A few years ago there was someone in the comments trying to tell me that "the joke is that he can't sing". Needless to say he went away.
When he breaks down at 6:25 Will forever be one of my favorite comedy moments!
It’s so random yet so hilarious.
😂😂😂😂
6:40 John C Reilly did some real heavy lifting in this movie. Damn. Who else is willing to play an idiot, yet carry the scene like that.
“I’ve travelled 500 miles to give you my seed!”
LMFAO…That line never gets old!
Will Ferrell is one of the funniest men to ever live
John C. Reilley is INFINITELY funnier.
Will Ferrel is just obnoxious, and about the only character he really pulls off well is the overgrown manchild(perfect for this, and most of his movies, but it gets old pretty fucking quick)
I feel like their fame needs to be reversed, because when I watch their team-ups, I'm always amazed how much funnier Reilley is, and yet nobody IRL can match the name to his face the way they do with Will Ferrell.
And If I spelled a name wrong, idgaf.
@@nignamedmutt7270 Idk about all that, lol.
@@nignamedmutt7270 who asked tho
@@sorrow4748 The dude who posted a comment on the internet.
Don't you know if you say you like something, some bratty commenter will always come along to prove it(or at least attempt to) wrong?
And it looks like my comment didn't get any reaction, so I'd be in the minority.
Still though, I personally feel he's obnoxious, and John C. Reilly is slept on way too much, and deserves as much credit and fame as Will Ferrell
@@nignamedmutt7270 John mid, Will is goat. L take from you tbh
As the years go by, this scene will only become more unironically powerful… Two of the best comedic actors of all time delivering the last laugh in the form of one of the most rousing songs ever written. The end of an era. The 2000’s had the best comedies ever.
I wish I could go back in time to the first time I witnessed this masterpiece.
Will Ferrell has an amazing singing voice. There is so much emotion in this song. Even with the funny clips happening around the song. We still feel something in our hearts.
"I'm gonna make beautiful music for a sad world"
I wish more people had this mentality today.... me included
6:50 ROCK THE FUCK OUTTA THOSE DRUMS DALE,! LMFAOOOOOOO
“I’m sorry.”
“Stop being a dinosaur and get a fu***ken job”lol 😂
I love the guy’s reaction at 6:25, he’s not a major character, has no relevance to or relationship with any of the characters and yet several seconds are shown of him being deeply affected by the song. So random yet so hilarious.
BRO WHEN HE CALLS HIM DRAGON 🥺
It’s what Nighthawk has to call him
The dinosaur story killed me 😂😂😂😂😂
Your 17 years old 😂😂😂
Not kidding, that’s the 1st time I’ve ever cracked up that much when watching the Movie.
But you're a human, you could never be a dinosaur
LMAO! How the hell did not notice the hard on he had as the lumber jack! LOL!
Literally the same thing I was thinking
Lumber Jack!? Lol
He had that thing for 500 miles
It's the pleats. He's going to take them back to the pants store.
@@tedwoe don't act like you're not impressed
I’ve seen this film a million times, mostly as a kid… But I never knew that he ACTUALLY sang this until just now when I was googling something about the actual song itself. I always thought he started it, but then at 4:19 they had somebody else’s vocals come in and take over the audio for it, whilst Will just acted like he was singing it, and whoever was singing just tried to match Will’s voice whilst still doing a good job singing the song… But no, Will ACTUALLY sang this and he fucked killed it in my opinion!! I’m honestly very very very surprised as I had no idea he could really sing tbf…
I haven't bothered to read through the comments, so perhaps someone else has already touched on this. What is so fantastic about this sequence, is both the absurdity and the sincerity of it at the same time. It's obviously a comedy, and ridiculous, but the themes are strong and emotionally resonant. Damned if I don't get a little man-tear when Derek sees memories of his brother. That's what's so great about this kind of film. It's ridiculous, and it knows it's ridiculous, but it's also fucking poetic and beautiful. Fuckin' Catalina Wine Mixer!
This scene actually made me feel something after laughing the whole movie. Will killed that...
Same
6:59: Trivia: The quick shot of a suddenly muscular drummer’s arms is actually Brooks Wackerman from Avenged Sevenfold.
I still cry at this scene...it's just so beautiful
Good god. Grow a damn sack. This is one of the stupidest parts to a very stupid movie
lol I know it's a comedy movie, but this scene actually makes me tear up.
When I saw this in theaters I thought this movie was awful, but seeing it at home on HBO, I realized it was fucking brilliant.
Had the same experience with Tropic Thunder. Didnt find it all that funny in theaters but then I watched it at my buddies house one night after consuming some... "vitamins" and I've never laughed so hard in my life.
Its like the opposite effect w comedies IMO. Usually better at home. Whereas with blockbusters or like a Marvel movie you find yourself busting out laughing with the audience at the dumbest/corniest one liners then when you watch it at home you're just like 🙄😒 "how did the entire theatre think that was funny?"
Con te partirò by Andrea Bocelli is the song, for anyone who's curious.
Richard Jenkins talking about being a dinosaur will forever be the most underrated part of this movie.
We should all quit our jobs and become dinosaurs again
My favourite line is when the therapist tells brennans mum “you’re an enabler” and she replies “and you’re adorable”
It’s “and you’re a keeper” wtf
@@tsundere-.- nobody cares
@@skippymillward hey bud at least get the line right if you’re gonna comment :)
@@tsundere-.- my other favourite quote is when Brennan asks dale did you touch my drum set and he says im gonna put my dick on your drum set
@@skippymillward pretty dumb to have a favorite line that doesn't even exist
7:20 the way Dale just throws away the sticks at the end makes him look like some fugging' rockstar!
This scene has UNMATCHED energy.
"Don't lose your dinosaur" best adlibbed line ever
I don't care what anyone says, late 2000s to mid 2010s comedies are fucking hilarious
It's the fucking Catalina Wine Mixer.
Even in the 90s they had some funny shit. But Well it is said that this was truly the last comedy of this generation. Nothing funny has came out after this movie. Just cheesy rom coms or dumb netflix shows etc. id say maybe up to now maybe jumanji was funny but its not iconic like past comedy films with memorable lines an shit. “Good boys” pays homage to “Superbad” (a classic) but honesty its not all that funny but it was better than some recent comedy shows or movies. But look at all the people you had in the 2000s Robin Williams Adam Sandler will Ferrell David spade Seth Rogen Rob Schneider Ben Stiller an a few more but everyone was in their prime.
Tropic Thunder, Anchorman, 40 year old Virgin, Knocked Up, I Love You Man, Role Models, This Is The End, Talladega Nights, Pineapple Express.. probably missing a whole bunch.
And then there was The Office, 30 Rock, Workaholics as tv shows..
Yeah, that was the golden age. Everything now is just woke and forced diversity. Can't remember the last time I was in tears laughing throughout a whole movie or show.. now its more like rolling my eyes or cringing 75% of the time and then sitting stone faced 25% of the time...
Look at Dale’s face while he is on drums
Bro I’ve watched this movie many many times and I’ve barely noticed that he had a boner at 6:13 🤣🤣🤣
6:05 "I've travelled 500 miles to give you my seed!" LMFAO
Anyone here cuz of Ludwig?
yup
They should have included the part where the lead singer of the Billy Joel cover band freaks out, and gets thrown off the stage. LMAO.
WHY DOES THIS ACTUALLY GET ME EMOTIONAL 😭
Especially the kite scene😭
Cause it’s the fuckin Catalina wine mixer
The speech from the father is great. Weird, but great.
But you're a human, you could never be a dinosaur
This makes me, a grown man cry. Simply beautiful and makes me think of those I love, my brothers and my mum.
It doesn’t matter how many times I see this it still puts a smile on my face 😊
It's love on musically talented Will Ferrell is and if John c Reilly really is playing the drums that's awesome
I think will Ferrell is singing but reily isn't playing the drums
@@jhaz89 false, JCR actually plays the drums in step brothers
This ending is one of the reasons why step Brothers is a fucking hilarious masterpiece thank you Adam McKay 🙏
when i sleep i usually have on a classical music station. i’ve woken up to the Harry Potter theme, Jurassic Park theme, and a bunch of orchestral video game tracks. but whenever this song comes on, i wake up laughing 😂
This 100% will go down as one of the best comedies of all time...
i know it's played for kicks but the Derek and Brennan as kids part actually got to me lol.
The part with Brennan and Derek always gets me man 😪 great movie
The visceral and raw "No" Will Ferrell utters at 3:05 has to be one of the funniest things I've ever seen. He was flashing back to high school when the same thing was happening to him.
Okay I swear, a couple of hours ago I was like "What's that stupid Boats and Hoes song I am thinking of?" Goddamn algorithms reading my freakin thoughts, I didn't even mention anything to anyone lol.
Will Ferrell is such a bloody good singer.
"I miss my son" 😭😭 I'm crying
The best scene - A father supporting his son after crushing his dreams the entire movie.
“You got it Dragon”
*”I’d travel 500 miles to give you my seed”* I just about died at that part
This scene actually brings a tear to my eye.
I’ve seen this movie 1000 times and Rob Riggle’s crying has made me laugh every single time lol
@6:27
I’ve never seen a grown man, more broken than this guy! Sure was in touch with his inter-self! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’m so glad this was my first time hearing this song, when watching the movie🥹