@@J0MBi Some of them might be putting a mask to blend in, like in the case of someone dragged into it by their friends, but I am sure most do enjoy it.
I always used to wonder why people did that in American films cos I thought it was so unrealistic, then I found out they actually do it in real life and it just baffles me. I can’t imagine a single scenario where I would feel like going “woohoo”
So glad you clipped this from the stream. Probably my favourite start to a stream by far. The foreshadowing patter had me in tears when I first saw it 😂😂
In a better world, 'Foreshadowing' guy would have been stabbed in the lung by the guy sitting next to him before managing to finish the third syllable.
@@Vitali_Osandorwait wait hold up vitalio. Where did you visit? Because as we all know, every country has garbage people/awesome people, garbage sights/awesome sights.
with that specific movie the crowd is a feature of watching it that you'd know about before seeing it at a theater. IMO he's correct about watching that specific movie for the first time by yourself instead of with a group so that you can make your own judgements instead of people yelling out the lines ahead of time, but what sucks now is that this kind of behavior seems to be leaking into other movies. I remember there being some capeshit movie last year that was infamous for grown men in the audience clapping and cheering whenever their favorite hero popped up (I think it was the Spiderman movie that had every Spiderman in it), so it might no longer be a thing contained to The Room showings
@@bokunogentoo4420 The majority of people who go to view films like this have seen them numerous times already so everyone in the theater knew what foreshadowing guy was talking about . The Room is a so bad it's good movie event and no one views it seriously. The reactions are pretty much the same as this American audience in Canada , Australia and Britain
I hate that "Foreshadowing" bloke so much because you know he says that EVERY TIME he sees it. Also, he probably went to his first showing and someone else said it and got a laugh and when nobody said it the next time he was like ".... f.... FORESHADOWING!!"
The forced joviality of these screenings is grating. I had it with Michael Flatley turkey Blackbird. The audience laughed uproariously at Flatley's every cinematic misstep. After ten minutes I just wanted to watch it as a straight film.
I went to see Star Wars episode one when I was about 10 in a cinema in Calgary Canada . It was me , my older brother my ma and my da and it was horrible. See during light saber fights , the whole cinema was cheering as if they were at a football game. It was fucking horrible, even as a 10 year old fan I was looking around the cinema thinking " what a bunch of fannies man"
that's basically what happened with his vine tour where we were all sat in a room watching his vines for nearly an hour 😂 it actually was good, the horror ones at the start make you see how much more mental they are when you're watching them with an audience hahaha
I agree 100% on the watching stuff with people. We have a halloween movie night with firends and I started to enforce a rule of "no seriously good and creepy movies", because these don't gel with the berr drinking and overall socialness of the event
I saw The Room in a small town theatre in Athens, GA in about 2008, having only heard that it was a terrible movie people like to make fun of. Genuinely had a great time.
Has any Scottish person got a mate, or know of anybody with a mate, or who might have a mate, who knows of *anyone* who might have a mate who might shout "foreshadowing" at a cult movie screening? Nope. But I'm not as cool as you no doubt think... I need to confess something. Once my American 'cousins' came to visit, and me and my brother got charged with going to the cinema, the UGC when it first opened, through Sighthill, on the bus. Couple of mad punters on the bus as per. No idea what they thought of it. We went to see American Sweethearts, which was shite, and sat in the front row, which was shite. But I came away thinking it was great because my cousins slapped their thighs at every attempted joke, and said loud stuff to 'make the movie better'. Instead of plunging them in the chest, I'm afraid to say that me and my brother... we were so desperate to get along with them for a week that we... we... joined in. 😖 I've been so ashamed of this for years. I sometimes fall asleep feeling the weight of my 17yo cringe. Thanks for opening my soul to experience this cleansing, Limmy.
I've been to a couple showings hosted by Denny's actor - the experience is quite bad. You either get the pros that have their jokes lined up and scripted because they've seen the movie 100 times or you get people with absolutely no ability to read a room or any social skills to even attempt to be clever or funny, yet they will still just blurt out the first thing that comes to mind which often times will land completely flat as it made no sense. Both are equally unpleasant because there's no organic riffing taking place, both instances are individuals just trying to obtain as much attention in the moment as possible. This movie is best enjoyed with friends in a private setting.
I wish Limmy could sit in on some of my meetings at work. Him and me. We’d get on. We’re both so cynical and would 100% make fun of everyone. It would be awesome 😅😅😅
Limmy, you bitter old man. Anytime I've watched the room in US theaters, it's always been an interactive experience, you throw spoons at the screen, shout at the movie screen etc. (Similar to Rocky Horror Picture Show).
The only thing that could make it worse is if some knob kept pausing the movie to make sarcastic passive aggressive jabs at anything and everything that happens, rewinding it back to repeat the same joke over and over again and occasionally interupting himself saying "thanks for the subs". That would be make it really fucking annoying wouldn't it? Or maybe not. Maybe the odd reaction, outburst, and joke is okay if people are already familiar with the content and don't mind joining in with the antics. Maybe the people getting upset by it shouldn't attend or participate if they don't want to and shouldn't be a grumpy old twat about it?
@@manavsandhu584 Omg you said the thing that the guy in the video said in reaction to the guy in the video he was watching of the people reacting to the movie! Wasn’t it hilarious when he was making fun of people shouting quotes at the movie by pausing the video to shout what the guy in the video said? And now you’re quoting the guy who was quoting the people who were getting made fun of for quoting the movie scene where the guy in the movie quotes that other movie! Fucking comedy!
i don't know if you're scottish or not, i can't explain why it is unless i try to think about it. but it's incredibly cringe for most of us to see a bunch of folk in the cinema shout just quotes and "woooo" at the screen. maybe it doesn't help that the foreshadowing guy sounds like a nerd thinking he's funny... it's probably not a good thing we cringe so easily, but that's how it is. you even get made fun of for riding riding a bike in central scotland outside Edinburgh lol, unless it's teenagers on BMXs
@@oight I'm Australian and that's actually super interesting. Like, Australia has a fair bit of tall poppy syndrome and hate of different things but not to that level haha
It’s the way they’re having fun. Foreshadowing guy has spotted a film foreshadowing something, gone to a public viewing and shouted it in a ‘know it all’ tone just so everybody knows how clever he is. Same as the people shouting their ‘witty’ comments. Then there’s the wooing which is way over the top by UK standards so it’s also a bit cringe. We just get embarrassed by people being overly enthusiastic like that. It’s just a cultural difference though. Americans probably think we need to lighten up, whereas we think they should tone it down a bit. I don’t think either of us are right or wrong, just different.
What’s cringe is the thought of everyone waiting for their moment to chime in with their witty remarks about what is happening on screen, its attention seeking and combined with the woohooing and cheering it is just very annoying to your average person living on the british isles
God, Limmy is annoying. Always a little smarter than everyone else, especially americans. What he doesn't get is that he is exacly like that audience in all his videos, like he's the only one who gets it. That scene is not "alright", he just says it to be edgy and different.
Stuff like this makes me want to make a video breaking down Limmy into out of context bits that demonstrate how "cringe" he his. "Now don't forget you're not like these plebs you're above all that, enjoying things isn't cool unlike me."
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God I’d love to see a Limmy Goes To America series.
Limmy carpool karaoke would be cringe at its best
These people have zero self awareness but I can assure you they're happier than we are. We're the fools not them.
He wrote a story about it in Daft Wee Stories called Dancing.
Are they actually happy or just putting on a show to make *you* think they are?
@@J0MBi Some of them might be putting a mask to blend in, like in the case of someone dragged into it by their friends, but I am sure most do enjoy it.
it's all the prozac.
@@chriswhamilton Prozac doesn't really help. Maybe they're all eccied?
Limmy's bitterness gladdens my soul
That "foreshadowing" is the closest he's ever come to a proper American accent. Keep it up old man and we might drop the deportation charges.
The foreshadowing guy needs to foreshadow himself into the foreshadow realm
Couldn't have put it better myself.
@@justablackbeanie5902 like for like homie Godd loves you
I have American neighbours and they shout woooohoo at least once everyday, not even joking.
😂😂
i used to work with an american, its amazing how some people can talk all day and not actually say anything
@@timmybus21 It's called banter. not meant to mean anything
they drink everyday?
I always used to wonder why people did that in American films cos I thought it was so unrealistic, then I found out they actually do it in real life and it just baffles me. I can’t imagine a single scenario where I would feel like going “woohoo”
I love when Limmy says "Foreshadowing"! I gathered some friends to watch this video and when he said it we all did and laughed together!
did u throw in some woooooooooooohs too
Do you fist pump the air
I love how much he hates other people's joy
It does feel like forced joy though.. There can’t be anyone who’s that happy
@@cartmanofsp there really can. Get some mates.
@@bennalexanderleyland9088 alright Benn
@@bennalexanderleyland9088 alright Benn
wxactly its fake and they need a good slap🤣
I watched trainspotting 2 in the cinema and Begbie got a cheer from the crowd when he got his stauner back.
FOOORESHADOWING!
I could smell that guy from here.
@@kildogery Doritos in his neckbeard
Shuddered at "foreshadowing"
Even in a Room screening, people would think the Foreshadowing guy would be off-putting and cringe, especially if the screening was in Glasgow.
So glad you clipped this from the stream. Probably my favourite start to a stream by far. The foreshadowing patter had me in tears when I first saw it 😂😂
In a better world, 'Foreshadowing' guy would have been stabbed in the lung by the guy sitting next to him before managing to finish the third syllable.
This is the best comment here holy fk
"Can't get it out your heid for the next 100 year" Does Limmy not realise he only has about 15 left?
Foreshadowing!
They were screening this film at my su with q and a from one of the actors. I can only imagine how much of a shit night that would have been
I'm guessing it was Greg Sestero, I genuinely don't think he does anything else with his life
YOU'RE TEARING ME APART, LIMMY!
You're tearing me apart Lisa! Blahem!
Too dangerous.
Actually been waiting for this clip forever thank you! FORESHADOWING
Going to the cinema in the US was one of the worst film experiences of my life
It’s the same in Jamaica - everyone thinks they’re enhancing the experience by shouting and whooping and clapping. I was fuming!
@@Vitali_Osandorwait wait hold up vitalio. Where did you visit? Because as we all know, every country has garbage people/awesome people, garbage sights/awesome sights.
we did it reddit!
Kill me now
Limmy is so right here
that crowd would really piss me off
with that specific movie the crowd is a feature of watching it that you'd know about before seeing it at a theater. IMO he's correct about watching that specific movie for the first time by yourself instead of with a group so that you can make your own judgements instead of people yelling out the lines ahead of time, but what sucks now is that this kind of behavior seems to be leaking into other movies. I remember there being some capeshit movie last year that was infamous for grown men in the audience clapping and cheering whenever their favorite hero popped up (I think it was the Spiderman movie that had every Spiderman in it), so it might no longer be a thing contained to The Room showings
@@bokunogentoo4420 The majority of people who go to view films like this have seen them numerous times already so everyone in the theater knew what foreshadowing guy was talking about .
The Room is a so bad it's good movie event and no one views it seriously.
The reactions are pretty much the same as this American audience in Canada , Australia and Britain
@@bokunogentoo4420 That was "Rise of Gru" you were talking about.
I've been waiting for this video my whole life
I went to a screening in Glasgow that was like this. Had to leave because the patter was so chronic.
😂😂😂 he's 100% right on everything!
He always is. It’s kinda his thing.
meh... it's ment to be interactive with the audience if you're going to see "The Room" live screening. It's the whole point.
1:20 he must fucking despise the comment sections on his clips
I would love to see him at an American Rocky Horror picture show screening. 😄
British ones are bad enough
I hate that "Foreshadowing" bloke so much because you know he says that EVERY TIME he sees it. Also, he probably went to his first showing and someone else said it and got a laugh and when nobody said it the next time he was like ".... f.... FORESHADOWING!!"
That foreshadowing guy is 100% an annoying prick, congrats on knowing what's gonna happen mate
Without missing a beat, absolutely crushed that impression. Every time he did it it killed me.
I've been to one of these live screenings in Scotland, wiseau was in attendance and it was a bizarre experience from beginning to end
The part about only watching good films by yourself is so true and its good to hear someone else say it
That would piss me off, to be fair.
Can't wait for the limmy screening of him ranting about Corden.
The forced joviality of these screenings is grating. I had it with Michael Flatley turkey Blackbird. The audience laughed uproariously at Flatley's every cinematic misstep. After ten minutes I just wanted to watch it as a straight film.
These crowds were really tearing Limmy apart.
I went to see Star Wars episode one when I was about 10 in a cinema in Calgary Canada . It was me , my older brother my ma and my da and it was horrible. See during light saber fights , the whole cinema was cheering as if they were at a football game. It was fucking horrible, even as a 10 year old fan I was looking around the cinema thinking " what a bunch of fannies man"
5:26 10/10 best Limmy twitch clip
I fear what Limmy would be up to if he wasn't a streamer now. He'd definitely have a kill count
Can I get a neck beard blahem?
I've been to one of these screenings and shouted along and loved it. It's a laugh! I think we should screen Limmy's Show like this actually.
"BUT STEEL IS HEAVIER THAN FEATHERS HAHAHA WOOOO!"
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that's basically what happened with his vine tour where we were all sat in a room watching his vines for nearly an hour 😂 it actually was good, the horror ones at the start make you see how much more mental they are when you're watching them with an audience hahaha
I can taste the bitterness, I'm the same.
HA HA HA WOOOOOOO
I love the makers of this film!!
Say the line Bart
I did not hit her, it's not true, it's BS, I did not hit her, I did not......ooh hi Limmy
I agree 100% on the watching stuff with people. We have a halloween movie night with firends and I started to enforce a rule of "no seriously good and creepy movies", because these don't gel with the berr drinking and overall socialness of the event
I concur with Limmy
The sad thing is, I completely agree with his opinion on watching movies with others.
The kind of stuff Limmy genuinely hates is so random.
"so random!"
woooo!
!play
This sort of American reaction to films has came over here now. Its unfortunate.
He's getting more miserable up there in his Twitch cave
Youre deffo a "foreshadowing" person aint ya?
"it's not that bad" explains Limmy's Show tbh.
ok bitter buddy
I saw The Room in a small town theatre in Athens, GA in about 2008, having only heard that it was a terrible movie people like to make fun of. Genuinely had a great time.
They're not really there for watching movie
It's Just missing A blahm.
whew! hehehe! wheeeew! hehehe.
Has any Scottish person got a mate, or know of anybody with a mate, or who might have a mate, who knows of *anyone* who might have a mate who might shout "foreshadowing" at a cult movie screening?
Nope. But I'm not as cool as you no doubt think... I need to confess something.
Once my American 'cousins' came to visit, and me and my brother got charged with going to the cinema, the UGC when it first opened, through Sighthill, on the bus. Couple of mad punters on the bus as per. No idea what they thought of it. We went to see American Sweethearts, which was shite, and sat in the front row, which was shite. But I came away thinking it was great because my cousins slapped their thighs at every attempted joke, and said loud stuff to 'make the movie better'. Instead of plunging them in the chest, I'm afraid to say that me and my brother... we were so desperate to get along with them for a week that we... we... joined in. 😖
I've been so ashamed of this for years. I sometimes fall asleep feeling the weight of my 17yo cringe.
Thanks for opening my soul to experience this cleansing, Limmy.
woooooo
Those loud audience reactions ruin a cinema experience. Couldn’t think of anything worse.
I've been to a couple showings hosted by Denny's actor - the experience is quite bad. You either get the pros that have their jokes lined up and scripted because they've seen the movie 100 times or you get people with absolutely no ability to read a room or any social skills to even attempt to be clever or funny, yet they will still just blurt out the first thing that comes to mind which often times will land completely flat as it made no sense. Both are equally unpleasant because there's no organic riffing taking place, both instances are individuals just trying to obtain as much attention in the moment as possible.
This movie is best enjoyed with friends in a private setting.
Hi doggie
It is genuinely funny.
There's still no way I could watch it all the way through, especially not in a cinema full of loud nerds.
I have breast cancer
Why is he so hysterical?
1000%
What a sad little life, Limmy
He was definitely trying to get this clipped
I end up watching the film again when im on my own
Reaction videos are the James Corden of content.
The Room is bad. But not laugh out loud bad. And that's it's problem. You want laugh out loud bad....watch Shark in Venice....
Oh but have you seen house shark yet? That’s fantastically bad on another level and not a Baldwin in sight.
eyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!
"I made TV programs so I'm going to be defensive of this"
Disgruntled elderly Glaswegian resident brandishes fangs in foul-mouth rant against party-like atmosphere in movie screening.
I wish Limmy could sit in on some of my meetings at work. Him and me. We’d get on. We’re both so cynical and would 100% make fun of everyone. It would be awesome 😅😅😅
Tommy Wiseau is definitely Polish. Lmao. I know that accent anywhere.
The only thing he finds fun is sitting in front of a screen on his todd
Limmy, you bitter old man. Anytime I've watched the room in US theaters, it's always been an interactive experience, you throw spoons at the screen, shout at the movie screen etc. (Similar to Rocky Horror Picture Show).
yer maw
Nah it does actually sound awful
@@danibee535 well yeah, can be
@@J0MBi good job, you've hurt my feelings
You're correct.
Limmy wouldn't know a top movie from a bad one
It's a terrible film...and yet I'm 100% sure there are people out there who know all the dialog by heart. 100%
The only thing that could make it worse is if some knob kept pausing the movie to make sarcastic passive aggressive jabs at anything and everything that happens, rewinding it back to repeat the same joke over and over again and occasionally interupting himself saying "thanks for the subs". That would be make it really fucking annoying wouldn't it?
Or maybe not. Maybe the odd reaction, outburst, and joke is okay if people are already familiar with the content and don't mind joining in with the antics. Maybe the people getting upset by it shouldn't attend or participate if they don't want to and shouldn't be a grumpy old twat about it?
Foreshadowing
@@manavsandhu584 Omg you said the thing that the guy in the video said in reaction to the guy in the video he was watching of the people reacting to the movie! Wasn’t it hilarious when he was making fun of people shouting quotes at the movie by pausing the video to shout what the guy in the video said? And now you’re quoting the guy who was quoting the people who were getting made fun of for quoting the movie scene where the guy in the movie quotes that other movie!
Fucking comedy!
@@joez6235 I'm sorry Limmy made fun of that thing you like
@@prappsy3028 I'm sorry for making fun of that streamer you like
@@joez6235 I mean… like is a strong word but I’ll lap up any apologies offered
A hateful old man judges other people's patter
Why is he so mad about people having fun. Its so low on the level of cringe
i don't know if you're scottish or not, i can't explain why it is unless i try to think about it. but it's incredibly cringe for most of us to see a bunch of folk in the cinema shout just quotes and "woooo" at the screen. maybe it doesn't help that the foreshadowing guy sounds like a nerd thinking he's funny...
it's probably not a good thing we cringe so easily, but that's how it is. you even get made fun of for riding riding a bike in central scotland outside Edinburgh lol, unless it's teenagers on BMXs
@@oight I'm Australian and that's actually super interesting. Like, Australia has a fair bit of tall poppy syndrome and hate of different things but not to that level haha
It’s the way they’re having fun. Foreshadowing guy has spotted a film foreshadowing something, gone to a public viewing and shouted it in a ‘know it all’ tone just so everybody knows how clever he is. Same as the people shouting their ‘witty’ comments.
Then there’s the wooing which is way over the top by UK standards so it’s also a bit cringe. We just get embarrassed by people being overly enthusiastic like that. It’s just a cultural difference though. Americans probably think we need to lighten up, whereas we think they should tone it down a bit. I don’t think either of us are right or wrong, just different.
What’s cringe is the thought of everyone waiting for their moment to chime in with their witty remarks about what is happening on screen, its attention seeking and combined with the woohooing and cheering it is just very annoying to your average person living on the british isles
God, Limmy is annoying. Always a little smarter than everyone else, especially americans. What he doesn't get is that he is exacly like that audience in all his videos, like he's the only one who gets it. That scene is not "alright", he just says it to be edgy and different.
Stuff like this makes me want to make a video breaking down Limmy into out of context bits that demonstrate how "cringe" he his. "Now don't forget you're not like these plebs you're above all that, enjoying things isn't cool unlike me."
make one then
we found the guy who yelled "foreshadowing!"
lmao, lenny was so assblasted that someone criticized his favorite film
Assblasted? Jesus...
"ASSBLASTED!!!"