Thelma & Louise Review - Off The Shelf Reviews
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- This week Gary and Iain review and discuss, Thelma & Louise (1991) by Director, Ridley Scott. Starring, Susan Sarandon, Geena Davis and Harvey Keitel.
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Wayne and Garth, dressed up as Thelma & Louise driving their car off a cliff while trying to find the bands ! LOL
😂👍
-"I think you should apologize"
-"Fuuuuck that!"
-"Did you call us beavers over the radio?"
-"Suuuuure did!"
Best character ever.
11:20
so many people cheered
at that scene in the theater
Your timing for this video is perfect! Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon just appeared at Mega Con in Florida! What a wonderful reminder of this amazing film! Thank you, gentlemen!
Although not onscreen: Harvey Keitel and Brad Pitt were in Inglorious Basterds together - Harvey is the commanding officer directing Lt. Aldo Raine (might have name wrong) to capture Christoph Waltz' character
A deleted scene which IMO should have stayed in shed more light on Jimmy/Louise. They have long been on again/off again and he was stringing her along. He didn't wanna commit and would go off on his own a lot, but he didn't wanna lose her. He was not stability. She got him to confess that the ring was an emergency ring. Basically, a 'shut up' ring. He got it when she went to TX to lure her back; but she came back on her own so he didn't think he'd need it but he held it in case he thought he ever needed to lure her back again, he held onto it to manipulate her with it. They talked about how she expected him to just know how she felt and what she wanted, and how she would get mad when he would try to ask. She had walls up and he had trouble breaking them down basically. You could see he was also hot headed and could be a volatile in the scene they kept. Neither were bad people and they did love each other, but they just couldn't get a relationship to work. She didn't want to get him involved by dragging him along or even telling him too much.
Thelma and Louise is a true classic. If I had to describe it in one way, I'd call it Vanishing Point for the 90s.
Have u guys ever seen Convoy (1978) ...and would u consider reviewing it?..
Great channel btw!..keep up the good work!!!
this is the
RUBBER DUCK 🦆 ,
are you out there
PIG PEN 🐖 ?
Gary's face when Ian announces his status as wanting to be the meat is just great
Watch the intro of Big trouble in little China. Gary's face when Ian sings a typical, slightly racist oriental junior school song.
It's a very good example of Gary's WTF face
Not many movies have an ending like this.
My other favourite Riley Scott film is Black Rain 👊
Gary is Thelma and Iain is Louise! Let's get this reboot going!
Great movie, good people involved in production behind the camera but also in front there are some of the best actors of the 90's, Hollywood often glorifies violence and crime, but this movie does a good job balancing all those aspects and has many layers and themes that are still relevant today
CHRISTOPHER McDONALD
was in the
STAR TREK :: TNG episode
YESTERDAY'S ENTERPRISE
Ridley Scott is legendary, from science fiction to drama, he does it so effortlessly, Matchstick Men being one of my favourites.
Yes! Matchstick men was my recommendation. It fit so perfectly on Off the Shelfs channel as well
THIS IS A RIDLEY SCOTT MOVIE!?!?
Wow... Fellas...
I been a fan for like a decade nearly.... and I'm STILL learning shit from yalls reviews!
#fistbump
Wow! I didn't even know Ridley Scott could do drama like movies! Seriously! Props to him! I'll have to check this one out myself! Great review guys!
If you die off screen your never truly dead!.. Bring on the sequel 😂 😂 😂
Love it when you branch out from the usual stuff.
Aww nostalgic vibes from the nineties when good movies were made 👍🏻 🌄
This is one of those movies I’ve mostly known my whole life because my mom liked it a lot when it came out. But I enjoyed it too even as a kid in the early 90s. I revisited it in my 20s when I bought the dvd in 2013 out of nostalgia and I enjoyed it as an adult. I haven’t watched it since then, so there’s a lot of scenes I just always forget about in it. Unlike other classic movies that I’ve seen a hundred times and know every scene by heart, Thelma and Louise usually stays “new-ish” in my head because I only watched it a few times spread out over 30 years. Even in this review you mentioned things that I forgot happens in the movie, which just makes me wanna revisit it.
@34:30 That would remove all the dramatic tension from the end. Knowing that the was preventable and there was a way out, never taken, makes the end even more impactful and tragic.
What a thorough and thoughtful review! It was such a pleasure watching as another big fan of the movie! Not surprised at all that some unnamed executive called it "two bitches in a car", and that stuck as it was being shopped around. Gotta wonder which exec it might've been - especially in today's climate of unmasking some of the misogyny in Hollyweird. I don't know if it's the general consensus that this is considered a feminist film, but I'm not a feminist, and I've always loved it, just because it's full of great characters and is a compelling story. I never really thought that it might be a message and a "what if" story about women who finally freak out and retaliate after dealing with enough sexist bullcrap in their day to day lives. I was a teenage grass-fed midwestern American girl at the time this movie came out, and I remember plenty of it back then, but it was also more accepted back then. A lot of ways women were treated back in the 80s (and certainly before that) would never be acceptable now, thankfully. Having said all that, I hope you'll forgive me a "woo woooo!" at young Brad Pitt, here! Even back then I had a feeling we'd not be seeing the last of him! :)
You guys are sooo underrated
great review guys, ive never watched this film but the seen where they drive off the cliff is so Icon/memorable whenever i read or hear "Thelma & Louise" that is the scene that jumps to mind
TIM CARHART
was in the
STAR TREK : TNG episode
REDEMPTION part 2
I was pretty young when this came out and it was probably the first movie that i ever seen where the 2 main characters unalive themselves at the end. Kind of a head trip.
This movie wouldn't be what it is if it weren't for Susan and Geena! ❤
Very entertaining movie. Truthfully it may even be slightly underrated. Solid across the board from script,acting & director. Great cinematography, which wasn't a surprise with Ridley Scott. Hans Zimmers' soundtrack is spot on.
Hi Fellas would you Please do a review on The Relic. And I have two other film ideas also. King 👑 Kong 1933 & Godzilla 1954. I really enjoy your videos guys you two can be a trip lol. Keep up the great videos.
wished you'd mentioned the bevy of parodies/references out there like Naked Gun 3 or Simpsons
When he said, "good god" I heard "It's a Doozy".
A review a day early for members? I was not expecting that, but thats a cool perk. You guys just made this Wednesday a whole lot better
What are the perks.
I don't donate to any channels but this one is genuinely underrated so I'm thinking I need to to make sure they don't quit.
shelf life! ❤
Iaininin was great in this review :p
A legendary film and a fantastic review Guys ( But wheres the beard gone Iain? It looked awesome dude👍)
Masterpiece indeed.
I was lucky enough to watch it ion a big screen two years ago, amazing experience.
Cheers guys!
originally
CHER & MADONNA
were supposed to be in this
movie
Lethal weapon next dudes? Been watching those lately haha! Would love to hear your takes on it, especially with the suicidal themes
That Hans Zimmer’s pretty good eh? Better keep an ear out for him 😮
Iain darling, her name is Sarandon, there is no 'a' between the 'n' and the 'd' 😆
WHAT AN AMAZING MOVIE THIS IS !!!.....................EVERY TIME I WATCH IT, GETS BET.TER AND BETTER !!!...LOVE IT!.................LIKE AGOOD OLD WINE...........
*Turn up, gents!*
Well done lads great review great film much thanks.
Its a ghost car!
gary and lain, the male version of thelma & louise ? go fishing guys 😅😂🤣
Another cool review guys.
I remember watching this as a kid with my grandmother and back then I thought they made the jump and rode off to find Brad Pitt again
The men are back on the small screen talking about the ladies on the big screen - Off The Shelf!
Brad Pitt: Love your wiife(with the hip thrusting)
Shooter: I'll kill you, I'll kill you 😡
Makes me laugh when Iain says 2hrs is a longggg film! Most films are well over that these days. How do you get on with a 3 hour film Iain? Have you seen The Seven Samurai?
This film is awsome! Thank you guys! 👍
The belko experiment movie review
I dug it.
If you liked it check out Mayhem, very similar concept.
Who's still listening to the ''THELMA AND LOUISE '' soundtrack today ? ME !
Great film!
Great review of a great movie guys. 🙂
Heck yeah guys
25:25 to 25:50
😂
I don't think their was a Thelma and Louise part 2
🦕🦖 Saranadon 🦖🦕
please watch the
ROBOT CHICKEN
ending to this movie
I would cut out :
J.D.'s scenes
JIMMY & his scenes
the STORE ROBBERY
the cop that pulled them over
the cyclist stoner scene
the truck driver scenes
Hello Fellas to you in the U.K. from The U.S.A. Guys would you please do a review on The Relic. Also two others King 👑 Kong 1933 and lastly Godzilla 1954. Thanks Fellas. ID love for you two to review The Relic the most.
Very different movie by Ridley Scott.
Willy's wonderland 😎🎃📽🤟 review
It's sarandon lol not "saranadon"
Nah, the other way is better. Makes her sound like a dinosaur.
The mighty Susan Saranodon
So... which one of you palookas is thelma, and which one is louise?!
There are a couple of problems with it, it’s hard to believe those two would be with such loser men, especially Geena’s character. Also there is no way they would leave all their money in that hotel room. Apart from that great movie.
Fright nights at freddy's review 🎉😂😊🎬🎃📽
Ayo what happened to gaming Fridays? 😂
been gone. super late
Avoided the film for years because I thought it was a feminist film. Have just watched it and think it deserves the acclaim it got. Think also it no less silly to call it a feminist film just because the protagonists are women whose antagonists are men than it is to accuse a man of misogyny because he criticises a woman. There are both sympathetic men in the film and nasty ones, just as there are in any film, which makes the misandry/feminism criticism perfectly invalid.
I love this movie, ever since I was a kid. If it was made today, it would be shit, with a bunch of shifty unnecessary sequels. Every time I watch it, it goes by too fast and leaving me wanting more.
I just wish inspired more women to do the same. lol. Maybe just specific women. Just throwing this out there...My exes for example.
Pretty overrated but it's decent watch
Sorry, but this movie was only interesting back in the 90s, today it is meaningless. We are simply sick and tired of the feminist mantras since two decades back -- we already know and understand exactly everything the movie is saying, there is nothing new or fresh.
This MF spittin 🔥 ngl fam ong you bussin 💯 frfr that Shiii don’t even slap no more, that was 90s women mixtapes no cap.
@@fishrenfroeboyd7954 My friend, drugs is not a sound way of life.
@@Stroheim333 iykyk ong ngl
@@fishrenfroeboyd7954Don't listen to him. It's not your fault you didn't wear a helmet as a kid.
Calm down, snowflake.
The women can’t hurt you.
Yes, you’re right, this was and is a milestone in cinema. A genuine “must see “ 🫡