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16:10 u should make another freaks and geeks video

I completely agree with your review. This is a fantastic movie and one that I think a lot of people have not seen Robin Williams and the rest of the cast or just amazing and the story really keeps you interested

Great acting and script, but 2000s movies always look like shit to me. It ruins it for me because the look and atmosphere is fuggley. I wanna tare out my eyes when I see what they did to movies after 2000.

RIP ❤️

Rest easy my friend, it was a pleasure to speak. Hope you have a private cinema up in paradise. ❤️

I absolutely love this movie , even if they were all morons But thats good because it shows how stupid they all were always doped out , not having anything to do with their extra time . No wonder they got caught and couldnt just band together to tell an adult what all is happening.

Talkin way too fast

RIP ❤️

Rest in Peace brother. Thanks for being a good friend to me. 🙏❤️

RIP Jacob ❤️

I remember when I was 14 years old (2002) I was up late one Friday night in my room flipping through channels. This movie was on, about 20 minutes in. I was captivated. It held my attention more than any other movie at the time. Never knew the name of it. I’ve been searching for this film for literally 20 years. I finally found it a couple days ago. It’s as good as I remember.

12:12 he loose all validation when he said the devils rejects is a bad movie

Bad for you state of mind lol stop being a total puss

I’ve been looking for this movie for literally 20 years. I’m 36 now, but back in 2002-2003 I was up late one night scanning through TV and caught the middle of this film. All I remembered was it had to do with Las Vegas, drugs, and this gay guy who loved his best friend that was straight and they were living out of a motel. Atleast once a year since then I’d google keywords to find it. Today I got lucky ❤️

While I love Zant, I’m just here cause the length of the is vid is 21:12 RUSH!!🤘🤩🤘

Great summarization

During the decade of style over substance, this is easily one of the best films to emerge from the 8o's

Bro your by heart immitation of the beach scene was hilarious. You nailed like 95 percent of it. I was both parts impressed, and dying from laughter.

My favorite director ❤

thanks for posting this. the cky crew will always be stamped in my memory. Bam still is the sickest fucker on a skate ramp

Honestly was not expecting the ending even though I know it happened for real. The acting and writing felt very real to what would happen in that world. Very underrated movie here!💚💚 I hated basically of all the shitty characters because the acting was great😂😂 and then seeing all sides of "what happend".

I agree with you part 1 was the best out of the 3 one of the most peculiar franchises like some of the lost boys comics don’t fully add up to the sequels

PUFFFF

LOL 😂 This video was not only compelling but also hilarious. My favourite part was this scene 1:26 to 1:34 He looks nothing like his ID photo. 1:34 to 1:42 was funny ‘cause of how random it was when the young guy kicked the man in the suit in his ass. Haha 😂 And 1:43 to 1:59 where they were playing card games was pretty wholesome to watch. Overall, this video was FIRE! I watched this shit TWICE, that’s how awesome I think it is. Thanks for making it and thanks to the people who participated in the vid. Especially the guy jumping at 0:56 He was going crazy in this video!

The two kids that stop by Blake's house are Mormons.

youre trippin bro gerry's the best one

thank you so much for the video

I think you might have got 1 or 2 things right?Which he would equate to maybe three percent of everything you said

For me, it is the truest form of found footage film. It has no plot to speak of. It’s just a random series of clips stitched together. It feels like the type of thing that you would find festering on a garbage pile. It calls the bluff on all found footage films and I kind of love it for it

Brad Renfro 💕

First saw this in 2003, thanks for uploading.

thanks for this fine commentary

Brad's acting was so natural... I've read that he used to learn his lines very quickly and was very professional on the set. I wish we had more scenes of Josh, he is the only reason I watch this movie.❤

Thank you VERY much for uploading. This is one of my all time fave movies.

Pete Doherty describes this feeling perfectly: “..the language of a long gone era, if it ever existed at all. I don’t know of its possible to be nostalgic for a past that never existed, but I think I am.” Pete Doherty.

what is the name of the song during the end credits? thx

The phone thing while watching Leslie's kid? Never thought about that

I think Brad was a pretty average actor to be honest. It’s sad what happened to him, Hollywood is not a place for kids but I’m not sure the hype? I like some of his movies but he’s not really very good in them, particularly Bully. There was a cast of very talented young actors - Michael Pitt, Nick Stahl but renfro didn’t cut the mustard as Marty. Dying immortalised him and overhyped him.

Okla doesn't die in prison. Frank is able to get him out. Also Frank does just one job for Leo. Wish he had never done that. One of my favourite films.

I grew up with Brad ...very soild dude

cinema junkies! lovely name, I own a screen printing business called screen junkies lol, loved this video dude, great work, loved elephant, everything about it was perfect, gerry was too dry for me but shots were mwuah, last days is next on the list to watch

During the 1990s Snapple iced tea craze, I was there in the crowds, Snapple iced tea peach flavor took over my life, It turned me into a hooligan, The popping sound when opening the Snapple bottle made something in my brain click and I turned into an iced tea animal. My life went downhill to its lowest when someone offered me a coffee. I woke up in a prison cell, only to face a judge who happen to have a Snapple bottle on his bench, I lunged at him...

I thought this movie was really shit. A Masterpiece ?? Nah no way. What was this gloryfication of Jimmy. His wifes creepy whispering of 'A King does what he has to do' after she knowingly let him kill his old friend Dave. And the way his trauma was portrayed I also found to be problematic. Like when you are molested as a little kid you suddenly loose your mind as an 50 year old adult. I just don't think thats good storytelling nor is it good character crafting. The whole plot of the film is just build upon these little convenient tricks to make the story happen. It didn't feel at all realistic to me. Also the way Dave's wife goes about her suspicion of Dave killing Katie? She goes to the father of the dead girl and just tells him 'Oh I think my husband killed your child' instead of going to the Police or confronting Dave?? And then the ending scene ... she obviously kinda knows that Dave is dead because of her. So she is losing her mind too crying and waiving to the lethargic Michael. Didn't get what that was supposed to tell or show me. I probably could go on, because there were so much things about this movie that rubbed me wrong, that I found unbelievable, that I found to be lazy convenient story telling, etc.

Best cinema in Australia is Dendy

Even though I never smoked weed before in my life, but this was a pretty good movie

I remember finding this film during the pandemic. One of my favorites.

What did Russell want him to do? The words are dubbed