Reaction to Steven Spielberg vs Alfred Hitchcock. Epic Rap Battles of History
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- Reaction to Steven Spielberg vs Alfred Hitchcock. Epic Rap Battles of History
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My ERB reaction playlist!
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Honestly, you're willingness to research during the video and allow it to be known brings an authenticity to the videos that's refreshing
Yes, it is much better than some youtubers who magically know every reference and trivia about everything, somehow.
Dave: I’m gonna study up on these 2 directors so I catch as many bars as possible.
ERB: We about to destroy this man’s whole career.
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I was hurt in’ watching him drowning in the references.
As a boy, I remember the Amblin logo, and I already knew the greats from Hitchcock.
"The perfect combination crazy and sad" is the best description of Kubrick I've ever heard.
I like that Michael Bay’s bars are flashy but on the simpler side… he rhymes money with itself multiple times. So basically it mimics his directing style.
It's not the best verse but it's the one we all end up quoting.
Appropriate.
and the other rhymes he does make are things like rhyming fuck with nuts
A.I. was a movie that Kubrick started, but died before he could finish it. Spielberg came in to finish it, and it's largely regarded as a big expensive failure. Bay was the person who made the most recent Ninja Turtles movies, where it's more like a horror movie.
AI after being taken over by Spielberg was completely changed. Over half the movie was already filmed and Spielberg threw everything Kubrick filmed out to revision it as a happy ending story.
Kubrick was also signed on to direct the Ninja Turtle movie but never got to start them. There was a lot of people against Kubrick doing the TMNT cause he wanted to change it to them being space aliens instead of mutant turtles.
An extra note for Dave, Amblin is production company started by Spielberg. It was Amblin that made ET.
@@shotjukebox Actually, The Smoltzy happy ending part with the blue fairy was Kubrick‘s idea. He apparently envied Spielberg for his ability to make audience pleasing happy ending filled films.
Meanwhile Spielberg envied Kubrick for his cinematic shots and storytelling techniques.
It’s one of the reasons why I think it was a big misstep by ERB to have Kubrick go after A.I.
@@shotjukebox Michael Bay wanted to make the Turtles Aliens not Kubrick, Kubrick had nothing to do with the Michael Bay Ninja Turtles, unless you were talking about the OG movies then I don't know.
@@Nazo-kage Indeed, from what I've heard, Spielberg could more or less tell immediately that the movie would flop, but refused to make many changes because Kubrick had just died, and he wanted the movie to be dedicated to him. I mean, if you think about it, why would it have flopped if Spielberg changed the ending? His best movies have happy endings, so you can almost guarantee that AI would have been great if Spielberg did one of his happy endings. At the same time, if Spielberg had gotten his way, he wanted to try to have a more cinematic, somber ending like what Kubrick would do, and it probably would've also been terrible.
Basically, at the point that Spielberg and Kubrick had gotten to before his untimely demise, AI was already fated to be terrible. Neither could agree on a decent ending, so it was all over the place.
@@WisteriaDrake I think at that point it became more of a passion project than something to make money on.
The crop duster scene was from North by Northwest, Hitchcock's most famous scene of suspense. So Spielberg saying he's topped Hitchcock's best scene
"I'm just gonna have to keep Google on deck cause I'm not gonna make it through this" Lol sorry man we didn't mean to turn this into a research fest for you. Thanks for the dedication though. Also, Amblin is a production studio founded by Spielberg
btw, forgot to mention… Hitchcock Presents was a TV series Hitchcock presented, and they used his side profile with the stomach for it. so that's what "there's no defence against Hitchcock once he Presents" was about…
the "crop duster scene" was a scene in one of his movies. I don't remember specifically which one… possibly North by Northwest?
"I squeeze dreams out of chocolate syrup" was a reference to the Psycho shower scene, because he used chocolate syrup for the blood, since it looked the most like blood on the black and white film.
North by northwest was the famous cropduster scene.
also, yeah, they used syrup for the shower scene. infact, the reason the film was in black and white despite most going with color by then, was because he was told the shower scene would be too graphic. so he decided to shoot the entire film in black and white so he could get the scene past censors without editing it.
Amblin Entertainment is Spielberg's production company.
Bay was saying "I work solo" as in he's his own cinematographer, he frames the shots himself.
When he says he researched Spielberg and Hitchcock and you just chuckle and think "he is not prepared for what is about to happen"...Props to you for trying to do research and wanting to learn :)
So happy to see you do the research, I’d rather that then have a prewatch, I personally find it great that you’re saying “I have no fucking clue let’s look it up”
Kubrick is known for the Kubrick stare, similar to the one you saw in the video. He made the actress retake the shot with the bat 127 times and stressed her out so much that she hasn't acted since. He made sure that she felt isolated and treated her awfully to get a genuine response in the movie because he wanted the most authentic reaction to slowly going insane like in the movie because, so he made her go insane on set. She had gotten to stressed that she had multiple panic attacks a day and her hair started falling out. Before she worked on the Shining, I think she loved acting and Kubrick completely ruined because of the way she was treated by him and how the rest of the staff didn't say or do anything because they knew Kubrick would fire them or something like that.
Man was infamous for being obsessively perfectionist, and he often took it too far
Pumpin out the ERBs lately! If you haven't, I strongly recommend Tony Hawk vs. Wayne Gretzky, crazy bars. Everything with Zach Sherwin is gold.
Haha, I remember seeing him forever ago as MC Mr. Napkins, I was like omg, it's that guy first time I saw him in ERB..lol
After Nice Peter and EpicLLOYD, Zach is #3 in ERB appearances, by a mile over anybody else. He's been a co-writer on this since ever.
Zach is awesome
@@elbruces who's 4th? Watsky?
@@Adamdidit
Possibly, but he's so far behind Zach in number of appearances that it's hard to say.
I've watched several of your videos but this was definitely the one that made me subscribe. Loved it. The fall from "I'm prepared" to "I have no idea what's happening" to "that's Michael Bay" with endearing honesty. Just really really fun to watch.
He a little confused but he got the spirit
This was more of a “research” than a reaction 😂. I 100% wouldn’t have got any of these bars.
I really don't mind that, just saying you can find the entire lyrics of the raps with explainations online
@@Wovi10 yeah but I can’t read that before the reaction, otherwise I would just know everything beforehand. That’s no fun. I’m sure after I watch this 5 more times, I will get every bar. 💪🏽
said it in a previous video of yours but its good you do research. its annoying when reactors just say "well idk these guys so i wont get many bars".. its like, they have google in their pocket and dont even try. so thank you for putting effort into understanding bars.
@@whatitdodave you rigjt about thay nkt being as much fun
actually i prefer this kind of "research"-reaction, imho its better than just watching an erb with a silent or clueless reactor. ofc my opinion isnt the only one, but if it was you could keep going the way you did in this vid
I actually come every time to see how much you do not know about the characters. And I never leave disappointed. Go with it now, do not research before, it's now your thing and it's more entertaining.
tbh, I was surprised you didn’t know of John Williams, he’s a legend he does all the iconic music like the Jaws music, and Jurassic Park, and I think a lot of Spielberg films tbh. I agreed that “half your billions should go to John Williams” just because that music is a big part of what makes these films iconic, even though Spielbergs actual films are also iconic.
also, I recognized Tarantino right away, because I saw both Kill Bill films and loved them, and that yellow background was a pretty big shout-out to the brides outfit in the first one when she fought the crazy 88. as for his line about Spielberg being a failure due to War of the Worlds, I saw it and it was indeed horrible. there was the big wtf moment when the aliens arrive and they looked terrible. idk unrealistic, bad design, either way it completely put me off the rest of the movie. so yeah, at least wrt to that movie, he was a failure. but no ones brilliant all the time...
I don’t think i’ve ever seen a single michael bay film, but i pretty much agree with everyone that he’s awful. the first i ever heard of him was that song in Team America World Police that went “Pearl Harbor sucked, and I miss you”. loved that song, and it totally ragged on Bay for making a terrible film that missed the point. ever since then, i’ve got a similar impression of his other films, so i refuse to watch any of his films. so, I don’t know if his attitude in this rap battle is true to life, but i wouldn’t be surprised.
john williams also did the score for star wars
@@AzrealTheDemon and Harry Potter
"I don't think I've ever seen a single Michael Bay film, but I pretty much agree with everyone that he's awful". This is like the epitome of stupidly jumping on the bandwagon having a negative opinion of something on the Internet.
War of the worlds is my favorite Spielberg movie
@@Ninterd2 but they are
i love the honest real time look up for all the references.
I’m enjoying these reactions more since the research and being willing to look up stuff. It’s more work for you but we appreciate it.
The way Kubrick treated Shelley Duval while filming The Shining was messed up, there's a lot of articles out there about it
9:03 Samuel L Jackson played some John Raymond Arnold, the chief engineer in Jurassic Park.. it was a short lived character and nobody really remembers him.. (i had to google it)
Could also be argued that one of Jackson’s most famous roles was from a Tarantino movie aswell
@@nathanwoolham4771 yep, pulp fiction pretty much put him on the map
"Hold on to your butts"..
Alfred Hitchcock had a tv series in the 40's called "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" It was a horror / suspense show that was pretty innovative for it's time.
Thanks for reacting to more ERB. Big ups! 👍🏻👍🏻 can’t get enough of ERB reactions
You make the most chill, genuine reactions. It's pretty relaxing to watch and respect to you being honest when you don't catch or know something.
Quentin actually has a wallet that says bad motherfucker or something like that. It was used as a prop in a film as well lol
The wallet is used in pulp fiction and is Samuel Jackson’s wallet in the movie
Eye of an eagle refers to a movie called Eagle Eye with Shia LaBeouf. Its described to be Michael Bay inspired in style
It’s a wild movie tbh
AI was a movie that Kubrick gave to Spielberg because he thought he’d be better at directing it, but it turned out to be a huge failure. Furthermore the TMNT was a film that Michael bay directed and was met with massive backlash. Also Bruckheimer and Bay worked together a lot, which is what bay meant when he said “no bruckheimer, I work solo”
I like the second guys the most his flow was really cool
The Sam Jackson bit referred to his character in Jurassic Park as a park operator in the control room.
I like how every rapper disses Michael Bay just for him to show up at the end
Man I love ur vids. But as a film buff all the punch lines that flew over ur head in this one got me raging 😅😂
Fun facts about Kubrik;
- Not only did he make Shelly Duval (Wendy in The Shining) do a take 127 times, he also actively tortured her on set, making her genuinely afraid in a lot of scenes. He also encouraged Jack Nicholson to do it too. It got so bad that she quit acting for good once the movie was finished.
- He guessed at the interior of a B-17 bomber for Dr Strangelove. It was so accurate the FBI asked him how he got it almost exactly correct. The reason he guessed was because the plane was classified and nobody except military personnel were allowed to see it.
- His movies are famous for having a character stare a certain way. In the rap battle, Kubrik doesn't blink.
HAHAHHAHA! I friggin' lost it when you said "this is my rifle, this is my gun"!!!! HAHAHAHA!
You may have done a bunch of studying and searching but this is one of the most entertaining reactions I've seen. You're loads of fun. Btw, curious to know. Have you heard music from Eminem's Musuc to Be Murdered by original disk and side-B? If not, do I have done suggestions for you.
"Amblin Entertainment" is Spielberg's company.
John Williams created the score for almost every Spielberg film
"The Terminal" dir by Spielberg, starring Tom Hanks
"Murder!" is a 1930 thriller co-written and directed by Hitchcock.
Hitchcock's "Cropduster Scene" from North by Northwest was groundbreaking in the way it was shot. Fawned over by critics and film school teachers for years.
"Alfred Hitchcock Presents" was a syndicated prime time tv show with curated short films hosted by Alfred Hitchcock
Quentin Tarantino made Samuel Jackson a household name with Pulp Fiction. Jackson was already an actor, and played supporting roles in many movies, but pretty much known as "Oh yeah, that guy!" until he started working with Tarantino.
Kubrick was originally put in charge of writing the screenplay and directing "AI", and was experiencing a lot of health issues. He asked Spielberg for help making it, but unfortunately, Spielberg didn't until Kubrick died. Spielberg didn't understand a lot of the notes involved with the movie, so he just rewrote half of it. The movie had mixed reviews because it seemed disjointed.
He made her do that scene so many times just to get an act of pure rage captured in her performance. When the axe came through the door he also never informed her so that he would see her genuinely frightened for that scene
If memory serves correctly, bay worked with bruckheimer on The Rock (rose from The Rock line) and then took off on his own.
If you catch it, all the directors slammed Bay which is why he came in.
Spielberg: calls Bay a schlep
Hitchcock: criticizes Fox’s acting in Transformers, a Bay movie
Tarantino: call Bay a sellout lol
Kubrick: criticizes how poorly Bay handled TMNT
Amblin is Spielberg's movie production company. The group has back films like Jaws and ET of course, but then other successful movies such as the Back to the Future trilogy. War of the Worlds is a pretty awful remake. Kubrick was well known for making actors do so many takes that some of them started to lose their marbles trying to work with him. Kubrick actually holds a world record for making two actors do 147 retakes of the same scene with dialogue in the Shining making it 148 versions of the same scene. Jerry Bruckheimer worked quite a bit with Spielberg as a producer.
The crop duster scene was from the film North by Northwest where Cary Grant was getting pursued by a crop duster plane in a field.
the crop duster reference is to a scene in an alfred hitchcock movie. the Murder is from the movie Dial M for Murder
Every director took a shot at Bay and he jumped in just to tell them all he don't give a fuck.
That Amblin line was Spielberg referencing his own company, Amblin Entertainment
Kubrik’s A.I. Line was referencing how bad the Ninja Turtles live action movie was
The crop dusting bar is a reference to a famous scene in the movie North by Northwest where Cary Grant is being chased down by a crop duster.
"Hitchcock when he presents" a reference to an anthology TV show called Alfred Hitchcock Presents where he hosted each episode similar to Twilight Zone with Rod Serling.
AI was a movie directed by Spielberg that starred Haley Joel Osment as a robotic child.
Some notes [EDIT: most of which I see now have already been noted, but oh well]: Alfred Hitchcock had a show called "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" / Samuel L. Jackson was in Speilburg's Jurassic Park and Tarentino's Pulp Fiction (among others Tarentino films) / "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence" is a movie Stanley Kubrick started, died during production, and Speilburg finished (which didn't get great reviews). / Michael Bay's production company Platinum Dunes produced the modern Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle movies (first came out in 2014).
there's another Kubrick reference that was missed (tho this one is understandable since its a bit of a deep dive). when he first appears in the video, he's on the moon. this was a reference to the old conspiracy theories that the moon landing was faked. the story was that they brought in kubrick to direct it. but the response was always the joke that if they had, he's such a perfectionist, he would have demanded they shoot it on location. lol
also, thank you for noting that michael bay just produced the turtles film, instead of directing it.
This is the battle of the directors
"Alfred Hitchcock Presents" was a TV show where his profile was part of the brand.
Watch the other 3 Indiana Jones movies, and you’ll see why the most recent sucked so much.
The other 3 are epic and classic. 4 was...not good, although at least they tried a comeback. Indy was good, the script sucked.
Loving all these reactions, going through the playlist right now.
For research, there are very detailed explanations for almost every line of the ERB videos when you check them out on Genius. :) That said, I love how you try to educate yourself while you're listening!
The kubric reference to clockwork was to clockwork orange . of 1971 a verry verry violent movie . But also a masterpiece of its time . turned in to a cult movie.
Cropduster scene - Hitchcock's movie was North By Northwest (famous for a cropduster scene).
Great reaction. I am a new subscriber. I just want to say I Really enjoy seeing the research to understand and catch bars instead of just blowing it off. It's different and I like it.
If I could, I would suggest checking out EpicLloyd's Disraps for Hire. I would suggest Disraps for hire season 1 episode 4 to see if you like them, then if you do I would suggest them all. They're really good.
It is a series where people would comment to Lloyd about a bully or something like that and he would pick a comment to make a disrap for them. If you do react also I would suggest reading the comment when it pops up so you get an idea what the disrap is about.
Again great reaction
The I got milk money is a reference because he made the OG Got milk? Commercial
That early stanza of Spielberg's where random words are capitalised is actually referencing both Spielberg and Hitchcock films: Duel, Psycho, Jaws, Lifeboat, Always, Vertigo, the Terminal and Murder! are all movies one of them made.
And you noticed that as soon as I mentioned it.
I saw into the future and seen your comment 😂. Somebody tipped me off in my last erb reactions about how they capitalize important references. It’s very helpful!
crop duster scene was from north by northwest 1 of my fav hitchcock movies
What is John Williams known for?
Everyth--just...all of it.
14:39 II first saw this ERB like six hundred years ago when it first dropped and TO THIS DAY sometimes I just mumble Bay's bars in the morning while I make coffee. His verses have given me laughs just like that reaction for years. It's weird. Seeing someone else find that moment as entertaining as I do is nice. The internet is weird.
Michael Bay did those old "Got Milk?" commercials
The "crop duster scene" was a scene from a Hitchcock movie called "North by Northwest" where Cary Grant is running away from a crop duster. And Amblin is Spielberg's movie production company.
Hitchcock Presents was a show Hitchcock presented (heh) back in the old days.
Yeah, Bruckheimer does action movies, but I think my favorite work of his is the TV show Lucifer, where he's Executive Producer.
"I'd be swinging that bat for real" fing killed me
AI was a Spielberg film with the kid from Sixth Sense. The Ninja Turtle reboot was produced, or directed by Michael Bay.
Michael Bay's performance is textbook Big Dick Energy :D Which is crazy as this rap came out 4 years before BDE went viral!
Man if I had a nickel for every bar that was missed or misunderstood I'd be richer than Bill Gates.
I would like a share of that money please. I thought I did pretty ok for a guy with almost zero film history knowledge. Dr Google came through!
@@whatitdodave I actually prefer when reactors go in more blind. There are only 2 reactors I expect to be well versed in any battle, but the blind ones are fun.
"Why should half his billions go to him?"
"Jaws, empire strikes back"
Instantly gets why he should get half
He made the Got Milk commercials, so he got that milk money😂
Fun Fact: Michael Bay directed a Got Milk? commercial in 1993 which is why he says "of that got milk money" line
I like how you were about to look up Hitchcock presents until you realized it was the guy rapping. Seriously though, good reactions, I've watched at least 8 of yours so far.
When Spielberg said he produced cartoons for all ages he is referring to the Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles
no, he was talking about tiny toons, animaniacs and pinky and the brain.
A.I. was a Spielberg film. I think Kubrick was initially directing it before he died or something like that?
You should so check out some Hitchcock movies. Psycho is the first slasher. Hitchcock Presents was a tv show like Twilight Zone
When Hitchcock turned to the side, that’s how "Hitchcock Presents" started - I think he walked in, and he turned into a silhouette.
Spielberg also made a movie called Terminal. Amblin is Spielberg's production company.
What it do dave??? Need to react to some Showtime Mahomes Vids :P
There is a wiki fandom for ERB that breaks down the meanings.
I was a bit shocked that you didnt know his name which is linked to Star Wars above all other (really greatly scored movies)!
Im glad that you did the research as well. As a professional film composer , so many people (professional and non) and many fans of Spielberg and Lucas all know John Williams.
Probably one of the most prolific and sought after composer Hollywood has known. (Who incidentally retired after that last Indiana Jones movie)
Tarantino's name was on the chair he was sitting in when he joined in.
Famous last words : i think i researched enough for this video
Eye of an eagle is a camera settings when the camera seeing downside.I think this is used an actual term,while making films. Please correct me if I am wrong.
And the eagle is a national symbol for US,so that maybe a double
You should react to Voctave The Great Movie Medley all of the songs that they did in that video were John Williams songs that he did
Eagle Eye is a Shia Lebouf movie about the government watching citizens with a machine
I homely prefer when reactors research to understand the bars, i don’t get them all so it’s great when you research them too
early gang gotta do george rr martin vs jrr tolkien that one is fire
Damn.. Kubrick' beat is one of the best I've listened on a ERB.. the harmony there is killer
Ai was movie he was going make but passed away and Spielberg finished it
Bruh PLEASE you're killing me with this video here! "What's your favorite Sam Jackson part? What's his name from Jurassic Park." Jeff Goldblume? IT HURTS!
😂
@@whatitdodave And then ya had to look up who Kubrik is?! You don't look THAT much younger than me...
@@whatitdodave Ahem. History lesson time. Spielberg directed the film AI, which was an idea Kubrik had before his death. The ninja turtles line was another jab at Bay, all four of them made one.
Another good video,, but bro, you've gotta let the ERB videos finish out. Almost all of them have a little graphic design sing or audio at the end.
Ok
Poor guys taking Dave to Reeducation school lol.
I don’t think they taught film education to me in high school/middle school, definitely not college. I was purely educated here and by you guys 🤣
@@whatitdodave if you want to know somethings Dave I can teach you some facts that arent in school books or college books
Nah, no film education class - you just gotta watch the movies. The flashes of Kubrick riding the three wheeler down the hallway, and double Kubrick standing up at the end of the hall are from the iconic scene in The Shining.
Also Shelley Duvall (actress who did that scene 127 times) nearly had a real nervous breakdown by the time the movie was done. She did Popeye with Robin Williams as her next film, and she said Robin helped her get through the filming. She retired from acting not long after that, so Shining had a HUGE effect on her life.
@@bryansproles2879 i tokk film and creatuve writing classes. So anything from Lord of the rings,Stephen King to even plays from Aristotle i had to learn about @whatitdodave
Bay used to work for Bruckhiemer, and left his shadow to be his own director
I could understand if Alfred Hitchcock had Chicklophobia, the fear of cracking open an egg and having a chicken coming out of it but an actual fear of eggs?.
The terminal is a movie by Spielberg. Starring Tom Hanks. A great movie. About a man stuck in a airport terminal due to an asshole and improper identification.
he said the billions should go to john williams because he composed the music for a lot of steven spielberg's films
The crop duster scene is a famous scene from Hitchcock’s North by Northwest where the hero is chased through a field by a bad guy in a crop duster plane.
A.I. was a Steven Spielberg movie. I saw it. It was really long, really sad, and really boring. It’s about a family that adopts an android boy after their son ended up in an unending coma, but then the son wakes up and they abandon the android and it’s really sad.
Another one of my favorite ERBs. QT is my favorite director. Maybe I'm biased, but I thought he had the best bars and won the battle.
Amblin is a reference to the production company Amblin Entertainment that he started alongside Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall
Spielberg's early bars were references to his and Hitchcock's movies. He took turns. "Duel" - Spielberg film, "Psycho" - Hitchcock film, "Jaws"- Spielberg, "Lifeboat" - Hitchcock, "Always" - Spielberg, "Vertigo" - Hitchcock, "Terminal" - Spielberg, "Murder!" - Hitchcock.
10:12 I like how they put Kubrick in space since so many people ( conspiracy theorists) think Kubrick filmed the space landing
jurassic park is what the muppets thing referenced
The bar about eye of the eagle is about his film Eagle Eye 👍
John Williams has made the most amazing themes from Jurassic park to Star Wars
Samuel L. Jackson was in the first Jurassic Park movie(which was was a steven spielberg movie) however his part(the scientist/computer guy) was so small and unmemorable that many people forget that he played in the movie.