Awwww, you both didn't realize that at the end, Ted was able to touch Warren's ear/headphones without him freaking out!! That's the big sign that Ted was the right one for Mary! :)
I saw this in the theater also. I have never been at a movie where the audience was laughing so hard the whole time aside from this and the South Park movie. I even went back to see it a second time at the dollar theater back when we had one of those in my hometown.
When this movie came out me and my wife went to see it. I have never laughed so hard in my life. I was hiding down in the seat at theater because I losing it so much. My wife was laughing at me because I was laughing so hard and trying to hide. Most of the people around me were laughing at me because I was laughing so damn hard. I know everybody had a great time watching that movie with me. That was the best theater movie comedy I have every seen. No one has made me laugh that hard since. Good Times.
Yes, I saw this on a date night with my then wife. She was not an easy person to make laugh but she and I both laughed out loud at this in the theater. Good times
"Well how the hell did you get the beans above the frank!?" lmao Keith David was great in this. Also, the part where the stretcher collapsed getting him into the ambulance wasn't scripted, but they kept it in because it made it all the more hilarious.
Me too, but it was the second hardest laugh I ever heard from my dad. The hardest laugh I ever heard from my dad was the bean farting scene in Blazing Saddles. 😂😂
@@iveywebbsometimes I be getting them mixed up as well but that how I try to remember them. My name is Keith so I know the black guy is Keith and the white guy is David. If I ever become a celebrity I’ll change my screen name to Pitt Brad or Clooney George or something 😂
My dad was babysitting for me and watched this with my 5yr old.😮 every time I see this movie it makes me laugh and miss my irresponsible dad😂😂. Good pick.
It's about time you got around to this one. 🙂 Two little known facts about the movie: 1. The actor who played Warren did such a convincing job that there was backlash from the public because they thought the producers/director put a mentally handicapped person through those scenes with the physical violence. (wrestling Ted, Baseball to the eye, chopping people in the throat etc) 2. The actor who played Tucker is actually British so his British accent was real and his American "Norm" voice is him acting.
I saw this movie in 1998 at age 13, with my three best friends at the same time. The four of us all sat in the front row of a totally packed theater and it was probably the funniest movie I’d ever seen in my life at that point, or it felt that way at the time. 13 is sort of the perfect age to see this movie, I think.
“How’d you get the beans above the Frank?!?!” 😂😂 Bj, Me and every other guy that’s ever walked the earth can imagine that that’s the most painful thing we could ever face. Just the quick frame of it sends pain through all of our bodies.
I remember seeing this movie in the theater and being in actual pain at several points from laughing so hard. I wish I could go back and see this one for the first time again.
I took my cousin to see this. Most of my family lives in Germany and while they all speak fluent English, some stuff get lost in translation, particularly with American pop culture references. The scene with Brett Farve made the whole theater erupt in laughter, except for my cousin because she didn't know who he was. So I leaned over and whispered, "imagine that's David Beckham," to which she replied, "Oh okay, now I understand." Oddly enough, this movie is super popular amongst my mom's octogenarian lady friends; they will quote lines from the movie constantly. It's adorable.
I've always pronounced his name as Faver-ra ever since this. And I live in Wisconsin. Dude was a total player with all the fangirls anyway. Heard plenty of stories. So not Mary's type.
Saw this in the theater with my best friend, had to go back and see it with my husband later because we missed a lot of the dialogue because there was so much laughter!
The explanation of the dedication at the end of the film 'There's Something About Mary' is that Ryan Mone was a young hockey player from Martha's Vineyard, who died in a car accident at the age of just seventeen in 1998 . The Farrelly brothers, who directed the movie and produced it, are long-term friends of the Mone family and chose to dedicate their film to Ryan as their tribute to his memory.
@@chrissyhoran404 The musicians in There's Something About Mary are Jonathan Richman and Tommy Larkins: Jonathan Richman Plays guitar and sings as the narrator Tommy Larkins Plays drums
@@chrissyhoran404 Jonathan Richman as Jonathan, the singing narrator and a guitarist who always appears with Tommy. Tommy Larkins as Tommy, a drummer who always appears with Jonathan.
The thing about Mary is she’s oblivious to her outside beauty! She’s an empath and is sweet and cool and beautiful all at the same time. And then any sibling of a disabled or cognitive impaired brother or sister you’re either be the worst or the best. You’re either going to be embarrassed or love them dearly. And Mary never hid from responsibility and knew she was going to live a life where her brother was her #1 priority. And deep down she was going to gravitate towards someone with her values.😊
Appreciate you reading the tribute at the end....Ryan was a high school student a couple years ahead of me that passed in a car accident on new years eve on Marthas Vineyard. Hit our small community hard.
Dudes, the scene where he zipped himself up on his franks and beans, I actually did that once. I was about 4 years old and my parents took me to the movies. My mom let me go to the bathroom by myself and I had these pants on with a defective zipper my mother kept having to fixing. So I zipped it up and ah, the skin of the side of my frank got caught in the zipper teeth. OMFG. And worse yet, my mother had to come in and unzip me. I think my father must have been getting the car or something. I have an inch long scar on my frank to this day and I am 64 years old now. It does bring up interesting convo whenever I was with a new girl though. LOL.
I've always thought this scene was funny but unrealistic because wouldn't people just get a pair of scissors and cut the zipper out of the pants and let it fall open / apart to safely release it from the flesh (and if necessary get some metal cutters to cut between the teeth to remove the tension so they fall apart)? Question answered! Lol. Sorry that happened to you! I guess people would just keep trying to unzip the zipper. Ouch!
One of my favorite movies of all time, I saw this in the theater w my wife , I remember I had to put my hand over her mouth because she was laughing so hard
This movie is hysterical. Quite literally one of the funniest movies ever. Happy you're finally getting around to watching it. And I'm always happy to watch along with my fave reaction couple ❤.
One of the few movies that was successful just through word of mouth. This movie made over 200 million dollars and it was all because people told their friends about it and kept going back to see it. This is also the movie that launched Ben Stillers comedy career.
Behind the Farrelly brothers' ludicrous, often tasteless (in a positive sense) gag fireworks hides a romantic comedy that not only thrives on malicious glee, but also on an ensemble of extremely quirky characters. The actors are fantastic and this comedy from 1998 is just as worth seeing and funny today as it was back then.
Noticed that in the beginning Mary said that Warren doesn't trust anyone around his ears unless he trusts you and right at the end Ted grabbed the headphones 🎧 and said good bye to Warren and didn't get punched.
One of the funniest movies ever. From the zipper scene, to the park arrest, to the neighbor lady's deflated breasts, to the dead dog resuscitation, to the "hair jell" it was non stop funny. You picked a good movie to review. From the day I first saw this movie when it came out, I knew it would become one of the classic comedy films of all time.
Chris Elliott ( Woggie) is from my hometown Waterloo, Iowa . His role in this movie was hilarious. He also played the small handed butler in Scary Movie comedy. He had a couple roles in the TV series "King of Queens" .... He is so funny in every role. 😂❤🎥 Awesome reaction video 👍 📹 I knew both of you would be laughing throughout the film.
I forgot to mention Chris Elliot had quite a few characters he did on the David Letterman show..... Such a random comedic actor. Never knew what or who one was going to get with Chris 😆 hahahaha
Glad to see one of my favorite reaction channels get around to this one. Genuine laugh out loud moments. Saw it in the theater and when the "Is that hair gel" scene happened and he turned his head for the reveal, the whole place was "WHOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAA!!!" Classic movie
When Matt Dillon was eavesdropping on Mary and Tucker as they discussed how attractive she finds a man with a mouthful of big white teeth - Matt Dillon couldn’t see that the conversation was completely sarcastic because Tucker was fooling around with those tongue depressors as teeth.😂
This, Dumb & Dumber, and Kingpin are the almost neck and neck in terms of comedy to me from the Farrelly brothers. Kingpin was released right between Dumb and Dumber and this movie, and a lot of people just don't realize how funny it is. I think it's because it's about bowling, many people don't give it a chance.
Even after leaving school 34 years ago, I still think of my high school crush at least once a week. The hair gel, Magda on speed, and the dog dying & coming back to life are just SO funny and hilarious :)
Hi Ms. Asia and Mr. BJ, Omg I Really Love This Movie! This is My 1st time watching this movie I'm really Love Romance Comedy Movies. I couldn't stop laughing all the way through while both of you enjoy it. I'm definitely going to buy this movie on DVD for myself.This is a great movie. Please React more Romance Comedy Movies.
This is one of the funniest movie and it is since my childhood when I watched for the first time, I feeling nostalgic. Despite some scenes that a kid would not understand, but in general I laughed, this was the early 2000s. 🤣
When this movie came out people were DYING from laughter. It was some of the funniest stuff ever at that time. I loved Keith David in this when he brings his wife in to show him the zipper. "Don't worry. She's a dental hygienist, she'll know what to do." That kills me every time. I love this movie so damn much and after this came out you would always hear 'Build Me Up Buttercup' on the radio. The late 90's was an amazing time.
Harold and Maude was a quirky love story that came out in 1971. They filmed part of it on the Boardwalk and the Fisherman's Warf in Santa Cruz, California where I was living as a child at the time. It is truly a classic of it time. The entire musical score was Cat Stevens. Put that on your list for sure
Best part of Mary , when she said I'm a Niners Fan ! Hell yeah, could hear me and friends at drive-in at first watch back in day for blocks , cheering her quote as I'm a long time Niners Fan
I used to work at Fox when this was released. We got t-shirts with the dog in bandages surrounded by a Christmas wreath. The old tan lady also plays a great role in "Kingpin" with Woody Harrelson which is also very funny and another must watch comedy.
I was working at a theatre in Honolulu when this came out. The cool thing about working at a movie theater is that we could watch movies for free on our free time, and Ii watched this hilarious movie like fifty times !!
Saw that in the theaters with a friend. It had the whole theater laughing about non stop. Was laughing all night afterwards driving home. I have never seen another comedy movie in a theater that funny ever since.
Great reaction! This is right up there with the coolest things I've ever noticed: when Matt Dillion's character talks about The Karate Kid or Harold and Maude (which in fact _is_ one of the best love stories of all time), he must have known that he once starred in another wonderful movie called "My Bodyguard" with Ruth Gordon, none other than the actual "Maude" from Harold and Maude and that the plot of that movie is very similar to The Karate Kid. My Bodyguard, in some ways definitely more realistic than the Karate Kid, is currently freely available on UA-cam and is one that parents will enjoy watching with their kids aged 12 and up.
❤YES! Finally now you know about Mary😊 Ben Stiller does awkward so well. You need to see an even earlier Ben Stiller film....Flirting With Disaster. Hilarious. Also Starsky and Hutch is another hilarious Ben Stiller film.
There's a part at the end that I like the most. When Ben Stiller's character is saying bye to Mary and Warren in the apartment, he lifts Warren's headphone by his ear showing that Warren trusts him around his ears. It's so cute and full circle lol ❤
He loved her so much that he brought Brett Favre back to her ... hoping that THAT would be the best thing for Mary. And giving up his love for her was why he was SO broken & crying as he was walking out the door. Realizing that the most loving thing he could do for her, was to hope that she could be in love & happy - even if it wasn't with him.
My husband coaches tee-ball and ALL the dads show up for every practice, hoping to see their kid do BIG things lol. I hear “you seen my baseball” at least ten times every practice when the kids are playing in the dirt or spinning in circles when the ball goes past them. 😂😂😂 All thanks to this movie. None of the young parents know we’re even referencing this movie, but us older parents do and we crack up!
Every scene with the dog crack me up. Him getting shocked, fight with Ben Stiller. His cast. lol. Magda plays the landlady on KingPin if you’ve ever seen that movie. She is also the dog show owner on Dumb and Dumber. All those movies are done by The Farrelly Brothers. Usually can’t go wrong with one of their movies.
When this movie came out I went to see it with some friends and after the movie we all talked about how there were so many seriously laugh out loud moments! A truly funny movie!
You guys are awesome. One of my favourite reaction channels. I Love this movie. The guy on the crutches is actually British. He is called Lee Evans. He does awesome stand up comedy. He was also an actor in an episode of Doctor Who.
Awwww, you both didn't realize that at the end, Ted was able to touch Warren's ear/headphones without him freaking out!! That's the big sign that Ted was the right one for Mary! :)
Saw this in the theater in 1998. One of the funniest movie going experiences of my life.
I saw it as a kid as was thoroughly entertained. I always wondered why he had Elmer's glue stuck on his ear 😅
Movie theaters in the 90s and early 2000s hit different
Me too. I still remember choking laughing from the "We got a bleeder!" quick cut.
Yep, I'm a Niners Fan !!!!
The best part
I saw this in the theater also. I have never been at a movie where the audience was laughing so hard the whole time aside from this and the South Park movie. I even went back to see it a second time at the dollar theater back when we had one of those in my hometown.
The part where they bring him out to the ambulance while Warren is screaming "HE WAS MASTURBATING" 🤣🤣😂
Frank and beans!
Dude yes!! Nobody ever notices that. It is fucking hilarious.
@@CliffSedge-nu5fvHe sees Ted first after like 10 years and immediately FRRANNKK AANNDD BEEAAANNNNS
That scene, alone, had the audience in the theater falling out of their seats in 1998. I might call this the funniest movie of the 90’s.
@@CathyHolton-jh1xvI can still remember my theater. Everyone was losing it. I think it’s still one of my favorite theater experiences.
When this movie came out me and my wife went to see it. I have never laughed so hard in my life. I was hiding down in the seat at theater because I losing it so much. My wife was laughing at me because I was laughing so hard and trying to hide. Most of the people around me were laughing at me because I was laughing so damn hard. I know everybody had a great time watching that movie with me. That was the best theater movie comedy I have every seen. No one has made me laugh that hard since. Good Times.
Yes, I saw this on a date night with my then wife. She was not an easy person to make laugh but she and I both laughed out loud at this in the theater. Good times
Love this!!!! I’m sure it’s a memory you’ll never forget! ❤️
I saw it live too. I was ROLLING. Could barely hear some of the dialogue after some parts. What a blast.
"Well how the hell did you get the beans above the frank!?" lmao Keith David was great in this.
Also, the part where the stretcher collapsed getting him into the ambulance wasn't scripted, but they kept it in because it made it all the more hilarious.
The hair scene is one of the hardest laughs I ever heard from my dad LMAOOOOOO
Me too, but it was the second hardest laugh I ever heard from my dad. The hardest laugh I ever heard from my dad was the bean farting scene in Blazing Saddles. 😂😂
Can't blame him. Nuttiest hairstyle I ever saw. 🤣🤣🤣
For my dad, it was the toilet scene in Dumb and Dumber.
For my dad and even for me it was when Jim Carrey came out the rhino's butt.
For me is this one 08:54 😂
David Kieth and Markie Post as the parents were awesome. RIP Markie Post
*Keith David* 😉
Keith David is the black one
David Keith is the white one
😁😄🤷🏾♀️
He's fantastic in They Live and Men at Work.
Markie Post! Forever my 80's crush. RIP indeed.
She was so sexy rest in peace
@@iveywebbsometimes I be getting them mixed up as well but that how I try to remember them. My name is Keith so I know the black guy is Keith and the white guy is David. If I ever become a celebrity I’ll change my screen name to Pitt Brad or Clooney George or something 😂
I didn’t realize Markie Post passed away. She was top notch.
Pulling Asia's blanket off during the "hair gel" scene: CLASSIC 🤣🤣
Notice how Ted grabbed Warren's headphone at the end without him freaking out. I think that was when Mary knew
right i thought asia and bj would of noticed
@@myajanell2504no kidding, not much gets by them. 😂
You're my favorite reaction Channel. My favorite thing is to hear Asia laugh and say
" You are lying!".
@@trishkoblinsky3377 thats her go-to line
You took Asia’s blanket…hilarious reaction! LMAO!!!🤣 Best reaction from BJ!!! So dang funny! 😂
I was thinking the same thing lol
My dad was babysitting for me and watched this with my 5yr old.😮 every time I see this movie it makes me laugh and miss my irresponsible dad😂😂. Good pick.
The shock on BJ’s face when they show a close up of Ted’s injury had me rolling laughing.
It's about time you got around to this one. 🙂
Two little known facts about the movie:
1. The actor who played Warren did such a convincing job that there was backlash from the public because they thought the producers/director put a mentally handicapped person through those scenes with the physical violence. (wrestling Ted, Baseball to the eye, chopping people in the throat etc)
2. The actor who played Tucker is actually British so his British accent was real and his American "Norm" voice is him acting.
I didn't realize til recently that the actor who plays Warren is also Gail's cameraman in Scream
Yup, Lee Evans (Tucker) is one of the biggest comedians over here in the UK, always loved his standup, though he hasn't toured in 10 years, sadly.
@Wickerrman he has retired I think
He was also the guy working the morgue when Heather viewed her husband’s body in New Nightmare.
@@craigcottrell944 Yep, to spend more time with his family, understandable tbh given how many dates comedians do when touring.
I saw this movie in 1998 at age 13, with my three best friends at the same time. The four of us all sat in the front row of a totally packed theater and it was probably the funniest movie I’d ever seen in my life at that point, or it felt that way at the time. 13 is sort of the perfect age to see this movie, I think.
The whole scene with the hitchhiker is killing me all the time, following the prison... So clever and funny 😂😂😂
The HARDEST I have ever laughed in a movie theatre.....EVER..😂😂😂
“How’d you get the beans above the Frank?!?!” 😂😂
Bj, Me and every other guy that’s ever walked the earth can imagine that that’s the most painful thing we could ever face. Just the quick frame of it sends pain through all of our bodies.
I remember seeing this movie in the theater and being in actual pain at several points from laughing so hard.
I wish I could go back and see this one for the first time again.
Matt Dillon nailed his role in this movie.
I took my cousin to see this. Most of my family lives in Germany and while they all speak fluent English, some stuff get lost in translation, particularly with American pop culture references.
The scene with Brett Farve made the whole theater erupt in laughter, except for my cousin because she didn't know who he was. So I leaned over and whispered, "imagine that's David Beckham," to which she replied, "Oh okay, now I understand."
Oddly enough, this movie is super popular amongst my mom's octogenarian lady friends; they will quote lines from the movie constantly. It's adorable.
I've always pronounced his name as Faver-ra ever since this. And I live in Wisconsin. Dude was a total player with all the fangirls anyway. Heard plenty of stories. So not Mary's type.
Ben stiller responsible for 2 of the best comedies, this and tropic thunder
Meet the Parents too
@@Grande79 absolutely
And Dodgeball, well at least his role in it.
Ben Stiller has always been funny! Oddly enough, his TV show was only on one year! Still does the best Tom Cruise impersonation!
Heartbreak Kid
This is the best raunchy comedy of the 90s ever.
The Farrelly brothers were on fire back then lol
My favorite raunchy movie is Kingpin!
@@zynniaquaoar2439 kingpin is a good movie too.
There's something about 90s movies
A Night at McCools is also awesome!
Saw this in the theater with my best friend, had to go back and see it with my husband later because we missed a lot of the dialogue because there was so much laughter!
I remember blockbuster promoting the movie by selling a toy of the dog in the full body cast.
I was working the electronics department at Ames and I just plain old TOOK the cardboard cutout of Puffy the dog wrapped up like a mummy! ✔️
so nostalgic. I miss video stores!
Warren yelling in the background ‘HE WAS MASTURBATING!!! HEEE WAS MASTURBATING!!’ as they wheel him to the ambulance Kills me every single time!! 😂😂😂
Me and my cousin still randomly yell that line to this day lol
also when warren was fishing and caught ted in the mouth, you can also here warren say "he got in the way!"
most people miss that
@@billsimonis oh good call!! I never caught that line but I just watched it busted out laughing!’ Too damn funny
@@billsimonis he says ‘I didn’t do it, HE got in the way!’ 😂🤣😂
@@Ean9881 yeah couldn't remember the exact wording
The explanation of the dedication at the end of the film 'There's Something About Mary' is that Ryan Mone was a young hockey player from Martha's Vineyard, who died in a car accident at the age of just seventeen in 1998 . The Farrelly brothers, who directed the movie and produced it, are long-term friends of the Mone family and chose to dedicate their film to Ryan as their tribute to his memory.
I didn’t know that. Thank you for sharing.
I think the Farrell brothers were the drum 🥁 & guitar 🎸 players in the beginning & end of the movie
@@chrissyhoran404 The musicians in There's Something About Mary are Jonathan Richman and Tommy Larkins:
Jonathan Richman
Plays guitar and sings as the narrator
Tommy Larkins
Plays drums
@@chrissyhoran404 Jonathan Richman as Jonathan, the singing narrator and a guitarist who always appears with Tommy. Tommy Larkins as Tommy, a drummer who always appears with Jonathan.
The thing about Mary is she’s oblivious to her outside beauty! She’s an empath and is sweet and cool and beautiful all at the same time. And then any sibling of a disabled or cognitive impaired brother or sister you’re either be the worst or the best. You’re either going to be embarrassed or love them dearly. And Mary never hid from responsibility and knew she was going to live a life where her brother was her #1 priority. And deep down she was going to gravitate towards someone with her values.😊
Yep! And what you not listed: Very smart, with a good job, as well...
Appreciate you reading the tribute at the end....Ryan was a high school student a couple years ahead of me that passed in a car accident on new years eve on Marthas Vineyard. Hit our small community hard.
Bon Scott from AC/DC was one of the backup singers on the final song "Build Me Up Buttercup" with the Valentines back in the 60's.
Wow! Really? I knew he was an actual good singer before he joined.
Thanks to Asia and BJ! 😆 I love this movie, even after numerous rewatches. 🔸 Kudos to directors Bobby Farrelly and Peter Farrelly.
Dudes, the scene where he zipped himself up on his franks and beans, I actually did that once. I was about 4 years old and my parents took me to the movies. My mom let me go to the bathroom by myself and I had these pants on with a defective zipper my mother kept having to fixing. So I zipped it up and ah, the skin of the side of my frank got caught in the zipper teeth. OMFG. And worse yet, my mother had to come in and unzip me. I think my father must have been getting the car or something. I have an inch long scar on my frank to this day and I am 64 years old now. It does bring up interesting convo whenever I was with a new girl though. LOL.
Owwwwww! 😵😵💫😖😫 Feel for ya, bro.
I've always thought this scene was funny but unrealistic because wouldn't people just get a pair of scissors and cut the zipper out of the pants and let it fall open / apart to safely release it from the flesh (and if necessary get some metal cutters to cut between the teeth to remove the tension so they fall apart)? Question answered! Lol. Sorry that happened to you! I guess people would just keep trying to unzip the zipper. Ouch!
When I tell you this is in the top 10 list of my favorite comedies of all time 😂😂😂😂😂
I remember when the movie first came out they were selling the Puffy body cast dogs as promotional merchandise lol
The mask was Cameron Diaz's first movie
One of my favorite movies of all time, I saw this in the theater w my wife , I remember I had to put my hand over her mouth because she was laughing so hard
RIP to Markie Post 1950-2021 {Mary's mom}, I knew her from the '80s TV show Fall Guy & Night Court, she was a gorgeous woman ✌💖☮
This movie is hysterical. Quite literally one of the funniest movies ever. Happy you're finally getting around to watching it. And I'm always happy to watch along with my fave reaction couple ❤.
One of the few movies that was successful just through word of mouth. This movie made over 200 million dollars and it was all because people told their friends about it and kept going back to see it. This is also the movie that launched Ben Stillers comedy career.
Behind the Farrelly brothers' ludicrous, often tasteless (in a positive sense) gag fireworks hides a romantic comedy that not only thrives on malicious glee, but also on an ensemble of extremely quirky characters.
The actors are fantastic and this comedy from 1998 is just as worth seeing and funny today as it was back then.
One of only a few movies where the entire theater was erupting with laughter. So well done!
BJ remembering The wonder Years thanks, lol and i'am 39 from Holland. we connected.
Noticed that in the beginning Mary said that Warren doesn't trust anyone around his ears unless he trusts you and right at the end Ted grabbed the headphones 🎧 and said good bye to Warren and didn't get punched.
The only movie I ever saw in a theater where the crowd gave a standing ovation at the end.
The hair gel scene is something I can never forget.
"Gel" lol
When BJ grabs the blanket, yo know it’s…… 🤣🤣🤣
One of the funniest movies ever. From the zipper scene, to the park arrest, to the neighbor lady's deflated breasts, to the dead dog resuscitation, to the "hair jell" it was non stop funny. You picked a good movie to review. From the day I first saw this movie when it came out, I knew it would become one of the classic comedy films of all time.
I remember seeing this in the theater when it came out. My friends and I couldn’t stop laughing!
BJ described this movie perfectly at the end......awkwardly hilarious!
yea😭
Chris Elliott ( Woggie) is from my hometown Waterloo, Iowa .
His role in this movie was hilarious. He also played the small handed butler in Scary Movie comedy.
He had a couple roles in the TV series "King of Queens" .... He is so funny in every role. 😂❤🎥
Awesome reaction video 👍 📹 I knew both of you would be laughing throughout the film.
Also great part in Sheet's Creek
He is always funny in everything he’s in.
A young Chris Elliott played a member of the crew on one of the surface vessels in The Abyss.
I forgot to mention Chris Elliot had quite a few characters he did on the David Letterman show..... Such a random comedic actor. Never knew what or who one was going to get with Chris 😆 hahahaha
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Glad to see one of my favorite reaction channels get around to this one. Genuine laugh out loud moments. Saw it in the theater and when the "Is that hair gel" scene happened and he turned his head for the reveal, the whole place was "WHOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAA!!!" Classic movie
When Matt Dillon was eavesdropping on Mary and Tucker as they discussed how attractive she finds a man with a mouthful of big white teeth - Matt Dillon couldn’t see that the conversation was completely sarcastic because Tucker was fooling around with those tongue depressors as teeth.😂
This, Dumb & Dumber, and Kingpin are the almost neck and neck in terms of comedy to me from the Farrelly brothers. Kingpin was released right between Dumb and Dumber and this movie, and a lot of people just don't realize how funny it is. I think it's because it's about bowling, many people don't give it a chance.
I never noticed Magda eating the banana split 🤣
Even after leaving school 34 years ago, I still think of my high school crush at least once a week.
The hair gel, Magda on speed, and the dog dying & coming back to life are just SO funny and hilarious :)
Hi Ms. Asia and Mr. BJ, Omg I Really Love This Movie! This is My 1st time watching this movie I'm really Love Romance Comedy Movies. I couldn't stop laughing all the way through while both of you enjoy it. I'm definitely going to buy this movie on DVD for myself.This is a great movie. Please React more Romance Comedy Movies.
This is one of the funniest movie and it is since my childhood when I watched for the first time, I feeling nostalgic. Despite some scenes that a kid would not understand, but in general I laughed, this was the early 2000s. 🤣
When this movie came out people were DYING from laughter. It was some of the funniest stuff ever at that time. I loved Keith David in this when he brings his wife in to show him the zipper. "Don't worry. She's a dental hygienist, she'll know what to do." That kills me every time. I love this movie so damn much and after this came out you would always hear 'Build Me Up Buttercup' on the radio. The late 90's was an amazing time.
Great reaction! The entire time watching, I kept thinking Asia was dressed like Flo from progressive! 😂
OMG... I remember when we saw this the first time, I think I laughed harder than any movie I've ever watched.
Frank and beans!!!!!!!!
Saw this on opening night back in ‘98 and I have never, ever been in a movie theater that laughed as hard and as loud as that one. Not even close.
The super tan grandma is Lin Shaye. She has been in over 200 movies/shows but you probably remember her as the psychic from the insidious movies.
Thank you for not rushing through this, and for showing all of the funny parts. I’ve seen this several times, still hilarious!
Not even watched the video and I know this is going be good! One love from Scotland. 💙
Harold and Maude was a quirky love story that came out in 1971. They filmed part of it on the Boardwalk and the Fisherman's Warf in Santa Cruz, California where I was living as a child at the time. It is truly a classic of it time. The entire musical score was Cat Stevens. Put that on your list for sure
Thanks! You guys are so much fun to watch a great movie with.
Oo wee I dropped everything to watch this. Just got home from work, have some food.
Thanks for the content guys.
Best part of Mary , when she said I'm a Niners Fan !
Hell yeah, could hear me and friends at drive-in at first watch back in day for blocks , cheering her quote as I'm a long time Niners Fan
I saw this when it came out and I laughed through the whole movie😂
The only movie I laughed harder watching multiple times is Bowfinger 😂😂😂
Nobody mentions how good all of the acting is. I used to not like Matt Dillon, but he is so good in everything he does. Especially The Outsiders.
Lmao omg you guys! YESSSSS! franks and beans!!! Franks and beans!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this movie is a freaking classic. "Is that hair gel!?" 😂😂😂😂
You two are fantastic reactors. Every time Asia says "You're lying" I laugh so hard.
I used to work at Fox when this was released. We got t-shirts with the dog in bandages surrounded by a Christmas wreath. The old tan lady also plays a great role in "Kingpin" with Woody Harrelson which is also very funny and another must watch comedy.
My wife and I were like you two. We were rollin for the WHOLE Movie. Non stop laughter. Incredibly good.
Saw this in the theater. That place was roaring the whole time.
THE movie which started the "gross out" comedy of the late 90s/early aughts.
I was working at a theatre in Honolulu when this came out. The cool thing about working at a movie theater is that we could watch movies for free on our free time, and Ii watched this hilarious movie like fifty times !!
Saw that in the theaters with a friend. It had the whole theater laughing about non stop. Was laughing all night afterwards driving home. I have never seen another comedy movie in a theater that funny ever since.
They do not make pure comedies like this anymore. I couldnt stop 😂
Great reaction! This is right up there with the coolest things I've ever noticed: when Matt Dillion's character talks about The Karate Kid or Harold and Maude (which in fact _is_ one of the best love stories of all time), he must have known that he once starred in another wonderful movie called "My Bodyguard" with Ruth Gordon, none other than the actual "Maude" from Harold and Maude and that the plot of that movie is very similar to The Karate Kid. My Bodyguard, in some ways definitely more realistic than the Karate Kid, is currently freely available on UA-cam and is one that parents will enjoy watching with their kids aged 12 and up.
I love your guys' commentary. Asia is so bubbly and I always walk away in a good mood.
❤YES! Finally now you know about Mary😊 Ben Stiller does awkward so well. You need to see an even earlier Ben Stiller film....Flirting With Disaster. Hilarious. Also Starsky and Hutch is another hilarious Ben Stiller film.
There's a part at the end that I like the most. When Ben Stiller's character is saying bye to Mary and Warren in the apartment, he lifts Warren's headphone by his ear showing that Warren trusts him around his ears. It's so cute and full circle lol ❤
I went to same high school as Cameron Diaz👍🏼❤
He loved her so much that he brought Brett Favre back to her ... hoping that THAT would be the best thing for Mary. And giving up his love for her was why he was SO broken & crying as he was walking out the door. Realizing that the most loving thing he could do for her, was to hope that she could be in love & happy - even if it wasn't with him.
Saw this four times in the theater because I wanted to take new people to see it. Might well be the funniest movie ever made.
I look forward to you two watching these great comedies because I know you’ll both appreciate and cackle like I did when I first saw em!
Such a blast from the past...one of my all-time favorites. Loved the reactions!
Cameron is an Icon!
YES!! I'm so happy y'all are finally reacting to this movie!! 🩵💜
For my money this is the funniest movie ever!!!
My husband coaches tee-ball and ALL the dads show up for every practice, hoping to see their kid do BIG things lol. I hear “you seen my baseball” at least ten times every practice when the kids are playing in the dirt or spinning in circles when the ball goes past them. 😂😂😂 All thanks to this movie. None of the young parents know we’re even referencing this movie, but us older parents do and we crack up!
The only scene we remember as kids is the hair scene lol.
Every scene with the dog crack me up. Him getting shocked, fight with Ben Stiller. His cast. lol. Magda plays the landlady on KingPin if you’ve ever seen that movie. She is also the dog show owner on Dumb and Dumber. All those movies are done by The Farrelly Brothers. Usually can’t go wrong with one of their movies.
Kingpin is brilliant, love Bill Murray in that.
The cop saying “what the hell were you thinking?” In the zipper scene always cracks me up 😂
One of my favorite movies growing up ,😂😂 The " Kinta Kuntaee " part always gets me
Yep! She was at Checkers walk-up
When this movie came out I went to see it with some friends and after the movie we all talked about how there were so many seriously laugh out loud moments! A truly funny movie!
You guys are awesome. One of my favourite reaction channels. I Love this movie. The guy on the crutches is actually British. He is called Lee Evans. He does awesome stand up comedy. He was also an actor in an episode of Doctor Who.