I love this movie and it's so underrated. It shows what a talented director can do in the back lot of movie studio (I've been on this street) with a solid cast and a simple story that is completely character driven. It's a classic because it's about aspects of human nature that never change, so here it is 33 years later and it's still funny. Thirty years from now it will still be funny.
Spot on. I loved this movie as a kid, and I'm never surprised how much I still love it to this very minute. The aspects of boredom, curiosity, paranoia, (especially within the confines of a suburban cul de sac), are a study in sociology. That said, it's also hilarious! Imagine a 10 year old (me) yelling "What have you got in the cellar, Herr Klopek?!" at random. Bruce Dern is the M.V.P. of the film.
Also, I was raised on this movie. My sister and I, as little girls would dance around chanting "I wanna kill every one. Satan is good Satan is our pal." ☺️
My family loves this movie. As broad as the comedy gets at times, there's also quite a lot of very subtle bits. It wasn't until a 3rd or 4th watch that we realized that Art accidentally eats dogfood while Carol could have stopped him but didn't.
This is hands down one of my favourite films. I also love the little easter eggs in this movie...like if you look at the photos on top of Walter's tv when the group breaks into his house, there's a photo of him and Lucille Ball. He co starred with her in The Lucy Show, Here's Lucy, and Life with Lucy.
Yesssss!!! I absolutely love The Burbs!!! Fun Fact: The Burbs was filmed on the Universal backlot; in particular the Colonial Street area. This area of the backlot has been used as the location for Buffy the Vampire Slayer (both series & film), Gremlins, Dragnet (which I recommend you watch), Sabrina The Teenage Witch & House of 1000 Corpses etc. Most famously, Colonial Street was the location of 1313 Mockingbird Lane; home of The Munsters. In The Burbs, Corey Feldmans character lives in The Munster House. More recently, Colonial Street has been used as the location for Wisteria Lane in Desperate Housewives, as well appearing as the location for music videos from the likes of The Offspring, Bring Me The Horizon, Boxcar Racer & Nelly. Also, Brother Theodore (Ruben Klopek) was the voice of Gollum in the animated version of The Hobbit & Return of The King.
When I met Courtney Gains / Hans Klopeks, I had him sign my dvd sleeve: It came with the frame. Courtney said in an interview that he thinks The Burbs just makes people happy. He said a fan told him whenever his mom is having a bad day, she watches it and instantly feels better.
I love this movie ending. Aside from the whole killing Tom Hanks thing, it's a lighthearted, fun comedy horror. I think that ending would have been a little too dark and would have ruined the tone of the rest of the movie. I like it the way it is.
I agree. I like the fact that this ending is such a double-bluff, finally accepting that they're not serial killers, and then realizing that yes they are.
I absolutely LOVE❤this movie!!!! Very nostalgic for me as well. Watched it all the time as a kid and have it on Blu-Ray as an adult 😅😅. Also, I've always said that one day when I get a dog, I was gonna name it Queenie (if it's a girl) 😀
I like how the movie ended. My favorite part is when they are visiting the Klopeks and Rubin is just standing next to Ray, staring at him the whole time. The uncomfortable look on Ray's face cracks me up.
emily the craziest thing about this movie is the fact that tom hanks character was watching mister rogers who of course he played in a movie and who happens to be a distant cousin of ms. rogers
A premonition of things to come in the future. Maybe not, but still fun to think about. All the same Tom Hanks never fails to bring a solid performance.
I love this movie. I saw it when it came out. It was me, my girlfriend and a few of my friends who saw it at the theater so there is some nostalgia. Plus my family always liked it too.
The old man with the poodle is Gale Gordon, longtime foil of Lucille Ball on her TV series as "Mr. Mooney" [The Lucy Show 1962-68 and "Harry Carter" [Here's Lucy 1968-74]. He was about 83 in this movie and passed away in 1995. Many other TV shows as well. Our Miss Brooks for example. But it's Bruce Dern that kills me laughing in this picture. Henry Gibson, the Doctor, is a comedian and veteran of movies and TV show, esp the Rowan and Martin's Laugh In show from 1968-73. He also appeared as the Nazi Leader in the Blues Brothers, 1980. Young Tom Hanks dod a lot of comedy movies before becoming "TOM HANKS" the mega star. But he had done the more memorable "Big" and "Nothing in Common" in the late 1980's.
5:45 "Yeah, it's disgusting" It's one of the funniest moments in the movie IMO, the way they both lean in and take a bite at the same time. I love this movie so much, every time I see this scene I make sure I have something to eat nearby so I can take a bite at the same time they do. This time it was a hunk of cheese 😆
Tom Hanks is a "career arc" personified. Going from this, "Joe vs the Volcano" and "Bachelor Party," to "Forrest Gump," "Saving Private Ryan" and "Apollo 13." His best comedy is "Splash." Of course, 3 frames of naked Darryl Hannah doesn't hurt.
The Burbs?!?! Omg, one of my favs. All of Hanks comedies have a special place in my heart. I didn’t even know how many ppl liked this movie since it was a box office flop.
Another interesting fact is the actor who plays Uncle Reuben is played by Brother Theodore Gottlieb who went from the sole holocaust survivor from his family, to becoming a dark comedian in the US. He also came from a rich family and Albert Einstein knew them and helped him get into the US.
Fun fact: That (uncredited) spaghetti western theme by Ennio Morricone when they walk over to the house -- "My Fault" from "My Name is Nobody" -- was never even played as fully in the original movie as it was in this one.
Wow... All of these comments and not one single mention of Rick Ducommun? He was one of the funniest things about this movie. He had a career as a stand up comic for awhile, and then did a few supporting roles in movies. He was in "Groundhog Day", "Spaceballs", "The Hunt For Red October" and "Die Hard". Sadly, he passed away in 2015 at 62 years of age due to complications from diabetes.
Last time she looked good to me was Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery. After that movie old age started to catch up to her. As it does catch up to us all. Both Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds are dearly missed.
28:00 That darker ending might have been really good if they set it up such that the audience also gets fooled. Ray doesn't just die because he's stupid, so the audience suddenly realizes they would have been killed too, and the killers got away with it plausibly. They could even show the others realizing they were wrong and lamenting the "accident" they think Ray died from. For it to work though the audience would need to buy into it being a believable outcome. That could make a good scary ending. Totally different mood though, and I love the lighthearted way this version went.
My pet theory is that Rumsfield isn't an actual Vietnam vet, but a guy who either 1) got rejected or 2) dodged but felt left out afterward and decided to immerse himself into the persona & went into army surplus sales to complete the act and live the lie. Because he exhibits none of the competence or equipment of an actual experienced soldier. Joe Dante confirmed that he made his money from weapons sales, but didn't say if he was a legitimate veteran.
Okay, you guys need to watch more Joe Dante stuff. Don’t forget “Matinee!” 😊 My brain isn’t working today. I can’t remember if it was the original intention but they took it out or if it’s actually in the movie that Tom Hanks’ character got fired before the movie began and hasn’t told his wife yet and that’s why he’s home all day pretending it’s a vacation and eventually going a little nuts. Am I making that up?
No, it was a deleted subplot. The footage only survives in the workprint which is available on the Shout! Factory Blu-ray. The late great Kevin McCarthy did a one-shot appearance as his boss in the nightmare sequence. There's also an alternate ending where Carrie Fisher admits that she knew he was fired the whole time from the night the came home from work when they're standing out on the street.
@@Theomite Cool. Brain hasn’t completely fallen to bits, then. It would not have been a good idea to include that back then but it would play very differently and pack a harder punch now.
Speaking of Gremlins, I just recognized one of the trash collectors - he played Mr. Futterman in Gremlins & was also the gun shop owner in The Terminator.
Wendy Schaal was in Inner Space OH Peach Schnapps! Henry Gibson was in Inner Space as well I rate this movie 87 points on a scale from -5 to 100 (mind you, I don't judge movies against on another on this scale, this scale denotes how many times out of 100 I would rent this movie to show friends/fam on a movie night in.. If I were to judge movies it would be on a pass or fail scale, and anything from 0-100 is good)
It was a perfect Friday night movie at the theater. Funny, stupid and of course Carrie Fisher. Characters reminded us of adults we knew skewed to the max.
When I first watched this, after they introduced uncle Reuben, I had to pause and go to the store to get a Corned Beef to throw in the Slow Cooker.. 😋😁
We used to get together with friends twice a year to watch this and consume cocktails. Your reaction is a new one for me, you were pulling for the killers? To each their own, but I’m the suburbs not taking care of their lawn would have been reason enough for their house to be blown up.
I was really hoping you would do The Burbs. For pure fun, Probably my favourite Tom hanks film.. Loved Bruce Dern in this film, About a 9 on the tension scale.. Tom Hanks actually admitted he was a a little bit of a deva on set at the beginning of this film. He was just entering his Oscar serious phase and and was making rather uncool slightly arrogant suggestions to the director Dante , like cut/sack his onscreen kid out of the movie and making the script darker for his character who in his mind ,was having a nervous break down because because he had secretly lost his job. He actually plays this character out at the beginning.. Great Idea but I like the lighter approach they went with in the end. Still as always great reaction from you two. Ps.. I'd love to see your reaction to Buba Ho Tep..
I love this movie and it's so underrated. It shows what a talented director can do in the back lot of movie studio (I've been on this street) with a solid cast and a simple story that is completely character driven. It's a classic because it's about aspects of human nature that never change, so here it is 33 years later and it's still funny. Thirty years from now it will still be funny.
Spot on. I loved this movie as a kid, and I'm never surprised how much I still love it to this very minute.
The aspects of boredom, curiosity, paranoia, (especially within the confines of a suburban cul de sac), are a study in sociology.
That said, it's also hilarious! Imagine a 10 year old (me) yelling "What have you got in the cellar, Herr Klopek?!" at random. Bruce Dern is the M.V.P. of the film.
I always loved this movie and could never really sum up why. Thanks for this, I get it now.
I’ve always thought this movie is criminally underrated.
I loved the sheer comedic value of her denial. "Okay, that doesn't look great" was the icing on the comedy cake.
The way Emily was trying to defend the Klopeks even after the car trunk discovery, hahaha.
Yeah I know? WTF?!?!
Also, I was raised on this movie. My sister and I, as little girls would dance around chanting "I wanna kill every one. Satan is good Satan is our pal." ☺️
I was an 18 year old man, but I used to do that too!
So I wonder if the neighbors ever spotted you doing that? Hahaha
I must have seen this movie over 200 or so times. One of the gems that I will never get tired of.
My family loves this movie. As broad as the comedy gets at times, there's also quite a lot of very subtle bits. It wasn't until a 3rd or 4th watch that we realized that Art accidentally eats dogfood while Carol could have stopped him but didn't.
Fun fact: The dog that plays Queenie is the same dog that plays Precious, Buffalo Bill's beloved pup in "Silence of the Lambs" :-)
This one has all the Joe Dante regulars. Wendy Schaal, Robert Picardo, and Dick Miller.
Carol - "Before somebody falls off a roof" (looks pointedly at Rumsfield) "or sets themselves on fire..." (glares at Art)
An old girlfriend of mine told me once that she walked out of the theater, while watching this movie. It was in that moment I knew we were doomed.
This is hands down one of my favourite films. I also love the little easter eggs in this movie...like if you look at the photos on top of Walter's tv when the group breaks into his house, there's a photo of him and Lucille Ball. He co starred with her in The Lucy Show, Here's Lucy, and Life with Lucy.
Good call!
Yesssss!!! I absolutely love The Burbs!!!
Fun Fact: The Burbs was filmed on the Universal backlot; in particular the Colonial Street area. This area of the backlot has been used as the location for Buffy the Vampire Slayer (both series & film), Gremlins, Dragnet (which I recommend you watch), Sabrina The Teenage Witch & House of 1000 Corpses etc.
Most famously, Colonial Street was the location of 1313 Mockingbird Lane; home of The Munsters. In The Burbs, Corey Feldmans character lives in The Munster House.
More recently, Colonial Street has been used as the location for Wisteria Lane in Desperate Housewives, as well appearing as the location for music videos from the likes of The Offspring, Bring Me The Horizon, Boxcar Racer & Nelly.
Also, Brother Theodore (Ruben Klopek) was the voice of Gollum in the animated version of The Hobbit & Return of The King.
Also during the writer's strike, so I think there was tons of input from the actors/crew and improv with the script that made the film.
Track down Brother Theodore's appearances on Letterman. Classic!
The screaming with bone gets me every time
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Truly one of cinema's finest moments.
I remember that being a scene in the trailer too.
The zoom in and out cracks me up
The zoom in and out cracks me up
the burbs is still one of my fav movies of all time
When I met Courtney Gains / Hans Klopeks, I had him sign my dvd sleeve: It came with the frame.
Courtney said in an interview that he thinks The Burbs just makes people happy. He said a fan told him whenever his mom is having a bad day, she watches it and instantly feels better.
theres so much comedy jam packed in this movie that you could watch it 30 times and still find new things to laugh at.
Carrie fisher's saying "before someone falls off the roof and sets them unfire" funny to see the line play out
My sister, Mom and I laugh to bursting each time we watch this film. Underrated AF
"That's like hell. Everybody knows everybody."
ROFL! Well it depends on the people. If they are nice, then it won't be hell. :)
Brother Theodore! He was the voice of Gollum in the Rankin-Bass Hobbit and Return of the King!
I love this movie ending. Aside from the whole killing Tom Hanks thing, it's a lighthearted, fun comedy horror. I think that ending would have been a little too dark and would have ruined the tone of the rest of the movie. I like it the way it is.
I agree. I like the fact that this ending is such a double-bluff, finally accepting that they're not serial killers, and then realizing that yes they are.
The movie is perfect the way it is‼
10/10
The foley artist's deserve awards for the chewing noises. Especially the Sardine Pretzels scene.
9:00 The one the only Dick Miller! May he rest in piece
I absolutely LOVE❤this movie!!!! Very nostalgic for me as well. Watched it all the time as a kid and have it on Blu-Ray as an adult 😅😅. Also, I've always said that one day when I get a dog, I was gonna name it Queenie (if it's a girl) 😀
Lol I love it, Queenie! Another great early Tom Hanks film is Joe Vs The Volcano 🌋
Gremlins is a MUST for xmas!! She scene where a character tells why they don't like xmas is brilliant hahaha
I like how the movie ended. My favorite part is when they are visiting the Klopeks and Rubin is just standing next to Ray, staring at him the whole time. The uncomfortable look on Ray's face cracks me up.
Anyone interested in Inner Space???
emily the craziest thing about this movie is the fact that tom hanks character was watching mister rogers who of course he played in a movie and who happens to be a distant cousin of ms. rogers
A premonition of things to come in the future. Maybe not, but still fun to think about. All the same Tom Hanks never fails to bring a solid performance.
Please watch the original STAR TREK movies. 🖖
This one reminds me of a comedic version of Rear Window.
This is my favorite Tom Hanks comedy and 3rd favorite overall his movies
I love this movie. I saw it when it came out. It was me, my girlfriend and a few of my friends who saw it at the theater so there is some nostalgia. Plus my family always liked it too.
one of my favourite Tom Hanks movies(just behind Dragnet)
Frigging love that movie, me and my dad used to watch it together whenever we saw it on TV.
"Kids? It'll grow back!"
*kids cheer
Don't forget Bachelor Party and Turner and Hooch.
The old man with the poodle is Gale Gordon, longtime foil of Lucille Ball on her TV series as "Mr. Mooney" [The Lucy Show 1962-68 and "Harry Carter" [Here's Lucy 1968-74]. He was about 83 in this movie and passed away in 1995. Many other TV shows as well. Our Miss Brooks for example. But it's Bruce Dern that kills me laughing in this picture. Henry Gibson, the Doctor, is a comedian and veteran of movies and TV show, esp the Rowan and Martin's Laugh In show from 1968-73. He also appeared as the Nazi Leader in the Blues Brothers, 1980. Young Tom Hanks dod a lot of comedy movies before becoming "TOM HANKS" the mega star. But he had done the more memorable "Big" and "Nothing in Common" in the late 1980's.
One of my favorite movies. Sure maybe nostalgy, but I watch this at least once every year.
5:45 "Yeah, it's disgusting"
It's one of the funniest moments in the movie IMO, the way they both lean in and take a bite at the same time. I love this movie so much, every time I see this scene I make sure I have something to eat nearby so I can take a bite at the same time they do. This time it was a hunk of cheese 😆
One of those movies where you can be certain the reaction will be worthy of a thumbs up before watching it.
One of my all time favorite movies
Tom Hanks is a "career arc" personified.
Going from this, "Joe vs the Volcano" and "Bachelor Party," to "Forrest Gump," "Saving Private Ryan" and "Apollo 13."
His best comedy is "Splash." Of course, 3 frames of naked Darryl Hannah doesn't hurt.
Love Joe Vs the volcano I had it on VHS. The part where he catches a hammerhead shark reminds me of the bone scene.
The Burbs?!?! Omg, one of my favs. All of Hanks comedies have a special place in my heart. I didn’t even know how many ppl liked this movie since it was a box office flop.
4:43. Me- "omg her hair looks incredible!!!"
Reuben Klopek: "Okay, hep kids! Get off my car!"
Now I'm eager to see your reaction to 'Dragnet' with Hanks and Dan Aykroyd. Oh, those zany '80s!
Another interesting fact is the actor who plays Uncle Reuben is played by Brother Theodore Gottlieb who went from the sole holocaust survivor from his family, to becoming a dark comedian in the US. He also came from a rich family and Albert Einstein knew them and helped him get into the US.
"Now THEY know that WE know, that THEY know that WE know!!" 😂😂Claaaaasic line.
If someone wants to build a dungeon in their basement that's their business... Were you on the planning board for Joseph fritzeel's application? 🤣🤣🤣
You should watch Innerspace. No one reacts to that movie, it's so good.
A hidden gem, "I have your dog....."
Oh hai, 3rd favorite movie ever!
"It's not against the law to break cookies" is an enduring line :)
the music when Tom Hanks and big guy walk up to the door is hilarious and the dogs stare....lol
Absolutely one of my childhood favorites!
Fun fact: That (uncredited) spaghetti western theme by Ennio Morricone when they walk over to the house -- "My Fault" from "My Name is Nobody" -- was never even played as fully in the original movie as it was in this one.
Legend has it,till this day... you still think they are innocent.
DAMN GOOD IDEA.
THINK IM GONNA CALL THE PIZZA DUDE.
CORY FELDMAN THE 80s LEGEND.
The Coreys were the living embodiment of the '80s. Cool, funny and adventurous that was the spirit of the '80s.
This is a great movie. Another great Tom Hanks movie is Bachelor Party
Darla, the dog that played Queenie, was also in Silence of the Lambs (Precious, Buffalo Bill's dog), Batman's Return and Pee-Wee's Big Adventure.
Wow... All of these comments and not one single mention of Rick Ducommun? He was one of the funniest things about this movie. He had a career as a stand up comic for awhile, and then did a few supporting roles in movies. He was in "Groundhog Day", "Spaceballs", "The Hunt For Red October" and "Die Hard". Sadly, he passed away in 2015 at 62 years of age due to complications from diabetes.
Gremlins cereal was indeed a thing, and it was tasty.
It wasn't on-par with the Nintendo cereal, but it was still pretty good.
THE BURBS!?!?!?! I haven't even watched y'alls reaction yet and I'm already grinning ear to ear!!! And I too can't stand the chewing
You haven’t seen Gremlins?! That reaction needs to be a Christmas Special!
12:54 & 15:40 Oh my 32 year old Carrie Fisher looked so good. :)
Last time she looked good to me was Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery. After that movie old age started to catch up to her. As it does catch up to us all. Both Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds are dearly missed.
The detective interrogating Tom Hanks was portrayed by Rance Howard, father of Ron and Clint.
I love Henry Gibson. He was an absolute treasure on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In.
Funny movie. One I enjoy anytime it's on. Glad you checked it out.
28:00 That darker ending might have been really good if they set it up such that the audience also gets fooled. Ray doesn't just die because he's stupid, so the audience suddenly realizes they would have been killed too, and the killers got away with it plausibly.
They could even show the others realizing they were wrong and lamenting the "accident" they think Ray died from. For it to work though the audience would need to buy into it being a believable outcome. That could make a good scary ending. Totally different mood though, and I love the lighthearted way this version went.
12:54 Funny because Rumsfield ends up falling off the roof and Ray gets blown up, sorta getting set on fire. 🤣🤣
My pet theory is that Rumsfield isn't an actual Vietnam vet, but a guy who either 1) got rejected or 2) dodged but felt left out afterward and decided to immerse himself into the persona & went into army surplus sales to complete the act and live the lie. Because he exhibits none of the competence or equipment of an actual experienced soldier. Joe Dante confirmed that he made his money from weapons sales, but didn't say if he was a legitimate veteran.
I thought for sure you watched Gremlins on this channel!! Welp, you have your Christmas movie. :D
The elderly cop was played by Rance Howard, Ron Howard's father. Ron's production company Imagine produced the movie.
Okay, you guys need to watch more Joe Dante stuff. Don’t forget “Matinee!” 😊
My brain isn’t working today. I can’t remember if it was the original intention but they took it out or if it’s actually in the movie that Tom Hanks’ character got fired before the movie began and hasn’t told his wife yet and that’s why he’s home all day pretending it’s a vacation and eventually going a little nuts. Am I making that up?
No, it was a deleted subplot. The footage only survives in the workprint which is available on the Shout! Factory Blu-ray. The late great Kevin McCarthy did a one-shot appearance as his boss in the nightmare sequence. There's also an alternate ending where Carrie Fisher admits that she knew he was fired the whole time from the night the came home from work when they're standing out on the street.
@@Theomite Cool. Brain hasn’t completely fallen to bits, then. It would not have been a good idea to include that back then but it would play very differently and pack a harder punch now.
The mastication noise is just one of those ham-handed ways of inspiring _rage_ in the audience. 😁
One of my favorite movies. I've watched this at least a 100 times.
yes we had gremlins cereal, they made a cereals of almost every show and cartoon back in the day. shit we even had a Mr. T cereal
My top 3 Tom Hanks films: Saving Private Ryan, Bachelor Party & The Burbs (sorry Forrest Gump, I can't bump any of those out to fit you in there)
One of my favorites! I have the movie poster hanging up in my theater room.
10:50 "I want to kill everyone. Satan is good. Satan is our pal." :D
Speaking of Gremlins, I just recognized one of the trash collectors - he played Mr. Futterman in Gremlins & was also the gun shop owner in The Terminator.
YAY PREMIERE...
GREMLINS, Christmas Movie
Wendy Schaal was in Inner Space
OH Peach Schnapps!
Henry Gibson was in Inner Space as well
I rate this movie 87 points
on a scale from -5 to 100
(mind you, I don't judge movies against on another on this scale, this scale denotes how many times out of 100 I would rent this movie to show friends/fam on a movie night in..
If I were to judge movies it would be on a pass or fail scale, and anything from 0-100 is good)
In my top 3 movies for sure. LOVE The Burbs.
My friend Marshall edited this movie, along with Small Soldiers and Looney Tunes: Back in Action
It was a perfect Friday night movie at the theater. Funny, stupid and of course Carrie Fisher. Characters reminded us of adults we knew skewed to the max.
The Burbs!!!! Loved this movie!! 🙌🙌
omg the garbageman was Robert Picardo! i thought he looked familiar.
Don't forget the other garbageman was the legendary Dick Miller.
I wish Tom and Carrie had made at least 2 or 3 more movies together. Their chemistry was fantastic.
I *really* like this movie, but...to digress from some other comments - I think The 'Burbs is about properly-rated.
This was good, thanks. FYI, the most underrated comedy of the 80s is Real Men with Jim Belushi & John Ritter.
I never realised till now that carol called it before rumsfield fell off the roof and art near cooked himself cutting the power.
Innerspace is a cousin to this (shared actors + director... and jerry goldsmith)
When I first watched this, after they introduced uncle Reuben, I had to pause and go to the store to get a Corned Beef to throw in the Slow Cooker.. 😋😁
You skipped over Bachelor Party (1984).
An underrated, overlooked work of cinema art from Tom Hanks !!
Always reminds me of the Tom Waits song, "What's He Building in There?" lol
We used to get together with friends twice a year to watch this and consume cocktails. Your reaction is a new one for me, you were pulling for the killers? To each their own, but I’m the suburbs not taking care of their lawn would have been reason enough for their house to be blown up.
Emily had such a contagious laugh lol love the reaction:)
I was really hoping you would do The Burbs. For pure fun, Probably my favourite Tom hanks film.. Loved Bruce Dern in this film, About a 9 on the tension scale.. Tom Hanks actually admitted he was a a little bit of a deva on set at the beginning of this film. He was just entering his Oscar serious phase and and was making rather uncool slightly arrogant suggestions to the director Dante , like cut/sack his onscreen kid out of the movie and making the script darker for his character who in his mind ,was having a nervous break down because because he had secretly lost his job. He actually plays this character out at the beginning.. Great Idea but I like the lighter approach they went with in the end. Still as always great reaction from you two. Ps.. I'd love to see your reaction to Buba Ho Tep..
I love that finally this movie is becoming a cult classic. Way ahead of its time. It completely bombed when it came out.
The house made the same sound effect as the Millenium Falcon when the hyper drive stalled out!!!
Ric (Art) cuts the power here and in Die Hard.
The other actually filmed alternate ending.
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