One of the best easily missed jokes in the movie: on his first mission, Gary is told “If your cover is blown, you may want to take your own life” and is handed a hammer. Later when he is depressed and drinking you can see the hammer sitting on the bar.
Congratulations, You're the guy who said that on this video and got to the top... Although every reaction video to this movie has a thousand common saying this... I'm pretty sure their mistake was that they always say, "Fun Fact"... And although i've been guilty of using that phrase myself I Now realize it is so cringe that I respect your Restraint and support your movement
On a personal note, I watched this movie the day after my father died. My brother and I went to the theater and Laughed away our sorrow. When the "Lease" scene came on, people got up and LEFT the theater... (that made it so much better) this movie will always have a special place in my mind. It took away my sorrow.... for a couple hours.
@LTNetjak people pay no attention these days. like the people getting upset when sausage party came out when it was really their fault for not paying attention
Seriously when they did the reconstructive surgery to change him into a middle eastern guy...the look on Ash face....I have rewinded it 30 times now and it still makes me laugh out loud. Right after his friend says "they spent millions " 😂😂😂😂
When Matt Damon was interviewed here in Australia they asked him if people came up to him and said, "MATT DAMON!!!". He said, "Every day. All the time"... 🤣
The creators Trey and Matt had no problem with Matt Damon, however when the puppet was made it came out a bit off and Trey & Matt found it funny. They then made Matt Damon stupid in the movie to reflect how the puppet looked.
This was by far the best reaction to Team America I've ever seen. I was taken straight back to watching this in the theatre when it first came out. Amazing.
Man, I saw this in the theater with a group of people including my wife. At one point I looked over and saw my wife bleeding from her mouth and I thought that I might have somehow punched her in the face because I was laughing so hard. Turned out she bit her own lip really hard during the convulsing... It was absolutely the hardest I've ever laughed, and the longest. There's no other comedy that is as funny as this is straight through the entire film!
I cannot express how much fun I had watching this, Ashkan. You and your friend's chemistry was unreal and your laughs were so contagious. Team America, to me, is the ultimate comedy and my favorite comedic film. I saw it when I was 13 late at night and my parents didn't know I was watching it, and it BLEW my fucking mind. As I got older with rewatches, I could appreciate the messages/themes in the film that flew over my head when I was 13 and I laughed even harder at the truths and absurdities. Just subbed to the Patreon. Thanks for so many fuckin' laughs, and keep it real. Sincerely, An American who doesn't want everything to be covered in shit.
3:30 "MY BROTHERS!" that made me spit out my coffee and then 11:27 just killed me. This has to be my favorite reaction to this film I've ever seen, you two are hilarious together.
This is probably the single most joyful reaction video I've ever seen. Seriously it just makes me happy to see these two having so much fun watching this together. I've watched pretty much all of Ash's reaction videos, this one is IT for me.
I saw this in theatres with my bro and dad. I couldn't breathe at how funny this movie was for a 13 year old me. My dad was shocked at the content but looked around and saw kids younger than us cracking up. Saw him laugh a few times. My older sister asked him how the movie was and he just said "it was something else". I never laughed so hard watching a movie. To this day that stands true.
@@michaelvincent8208 a friend and I saw South Park in the theater. There was a mom with 2 kids under 5. My daughter was about 3 then. There's no way in hell I'd have brought her. 🙄
The first time I saw that puke scene I laughed so hard I had to stop the movie and regain my composure. Same for the Biggus Dickus scene in Life of Brian.
Yeah, that was the scene where I embarrassed my friends in the theatre from laughing so loud and so hard. We were there in a group of 8 or 10, and me and my best friend's girlfriend were falling out of our seats screaming. It was actually a kind of nice bonding moment for us, dying on the floor together while our friends died of embarrassment, and I think back on that and her fondly now, even after she broke up with my friend.
I love it because while the movie shits all over American arrogance, it also pretty patriotic in showing how America can do good in the world (even if it blows up shit too much).
"Derka Derka Muhammed Jihad! Ping ping pow I'm so wronery, so wery wronery...." Ahhh. I am so drained from laughing start to finish every single time I watch this. My face hurts every time. Great reaction Ash! Keep it up.
I have watched this movie a dozen times and you guys had me laughing so hard it was like I was watching for the first time all over again. Well done fellas. Probably the most terribly funny movie ever made.
Lmao! That was Panamá, not México xD This movie is incredible. The satire, the puppets, the explosions, the songs. Just great! Really nice to see how much you guys enjoyed it.
This brings back so many memories! My mate had just taken a swig of beer when the ‘everyone has aids’ line was sung and the whole swig pure exploded out his mouth the minute he heard it and drenched the fucking room. We were laughing so much our fucking stomachs were aching!
Nobody ever notices that the statue in Kim Jong Ill's mansion is a real person painted gold, and I have never watched this movie for the first time with anyone who didn't sing the ending theme song. Got a sub from me, hilarious video
this has been my favorite reaction video on this channel.. no contest. I've seen this movie several times and have never laughed more than today 😂😂 you two are hilarious
I have never in my life laughed so hard in a movie theater as I did when my brother and I went to see this. I was truly having trouble catching my breath. It’s awesome to see a new generation cracking up over this movie. Your friend has such an infectious laugh! My week has been garbage and today was the worst in a series of lousy days. This has cheered me up so much. Thanks for the content. This was great.
One of my greatest regrets in life. Higher than just missing the lottery, higher than not getting into a good college, and even higher than getting dumped by a supermodel. Is not seeing this movie in theaters.
Speaking as an American and as a Soldier, I hope you laughed at this movie, and laughed at us. We're not monsters, you know? And we laugh at ourselves pretty regularly. The "uncontrollable vomit" scene had me laughing so hard I couldn't breathe.
Yeah, there’s a few wars which the US did more bad then good and that’s what this movie is base about. War is still raging on in the Middle East with all the civil wars. While the US is trying to help by sending a lot of supplies and humanitarian aid. Especially in Yemen, they’re suffering there.
Watching the initial shock melt off of his face as he watched the movie become more ridiculous was hilarious 😂 all wide-eyed at the 'serious' parts & laughing at the stupidity. Hell yeah!
This reaction was absolutely HILARIOUS 😂 I remember seeing this in theater as a teenager and the entire audience was screaming laughing the whole time! This movie is such a gem 😂
I was too tired to laugh anymore when this film ended. I used to watch puppet shows like this as a kid. The shot of him being disguised I actually screamed and couldn't stop laughing for 10 minutes; it was exactly what I was expecting they would have done. So great. The speech on F-ing A-holes should be read before every session of Congress.
They messed up Matt Damon's puppet and it came out looking... well like that lol and they decided to just make him act special because they didn't want to remake the puppet since they cost a lot to make.
Went and saw this at the cinema with the other half when it came out. I don't think I've EVER laughed at a film as much in my life. The sex scene and vomit scene had my face and ribs aching. We still quote this stupid bloody film almost 20 years later! You guys reminded me what it was like to see this for the first time. Thanks for sharing the joy.
I saw this in theaters when it first came out, and it was the wildest fucking cinema experience of my life. It was a full on party in there. People getting drunk and cheering and laughing
This is the best reaction ever. I'm in tears lmao 🤣 Also my best friend of 20 years is Persian, he emigrated from Tehran in the late 90s. You both are exactly how him and I act with each other 😁
23:10 They were genius enough to include things offensive to all sides, so it was hilarious to everyone 😆 My dad, who was politically very conservative, myself, at the opposite end of that spectrum, and my moderate mother ALL loved this movie.
You can probably see the deleted scenes online if you don't have the disc. The stuff they had to cut for going too far is bonkers. That puppet sex scene was basically cut in half, and all the scat-play got cut :(
That drowning scene was the darkest funniest shit, you have to understand this came out in the cinema about a week or 2 after a massive tusami/earthquake in india and the news footage looked just like those clips.. I could not stop laughing I almost pissed myself.
This is one of the best comedies ever! The opening scene with the marionettes then panning out to the marionettes is one of the most comically genius moments in movie history.
Matt and Trey are so brave for using puppets for this movie. They pulled them strings off perfectly. I honestly respect them to the highest degree for their artistic comedic bravery. They started with musicals. Cannibal! The Musical is for SURE worth a watch. Their beginnings.
Susan Sarandon is an amazing actress who has performed in countless projects over the decades, including playing the main character of Janet in the original movie version of The Rocky Horror Picture Show alongside Tim Curry. An American treasure.
@@ShawNshawN Also the good _The Client,_ the very good _Atlantic City,_ and the great _Bull Durham._ She's also in two of my favorite lesser-known movies: _Lorenzo's Oil_ and the awesome _Igby Goes Down._
About a year ago we had these four young flooring installers on the building we were putting up. There were these Sikh drywallers working two floor up from them who were playing their music pretty loud, didn't speak much English and were pretty standoffish to the other work crews. Anyway, one of the flooring installers was tossing shade at them among the others by calling them the Durka Durkas. I didn't want to get involved, but hearing that as I passed by, I couldn't help but let out a "Maaaatt Daaamon~" which immediately had three of the floor laughing their asses off. The fourth one had apparently never seen the movie and had no idea what was going on. So the other three started explaining the movie and all the funny scenes and were giggling like crazy just recalling it. So every time I'd walk by, I'd throw out a "The resemblance is uncanny!" or start singing AIDS and it would just absolutely slay the three who'd seen it and they would immediately start explaining the scene to their friend. They actually got in shit and had to stay late because they didn't get all the hardwood down on time. I had a great time though.
It was SO much fun watching the two of you lose your minds over this. Great reaction guys. Probably the best I’ve ever seen to this film. So entertaining.
The minute this movie came out on DVD, I had it in my hot, sweaty, skin-flaky hands. Watching the making of this movie on the DVD really was so fucking awesome. So many people got onboard with this project. I thank Gerry & Sylvia Anderson for their contribution to this genre. Without their creativity, I'm not sure that Trey & Matt could have, or would have, brought this to the silver screen.
Fun fact about the movie! Trey and Matt wrote a full script with lots of jokes for this movie. Then when they got the puppets and started filming they ended up scrapping most of it and completely writing a new script on the fly. Apparently proper jokes coming from the puppets just wasn’t as funny because the puppets themselves already kinda take the piss out of it so jokes didn’t land as hard and so they took the script in another direction comedy wise
LOVE watching you guys watch this and fully enjoy it in exactly the spirit in which it was intended. Parker and Stone are geniuses and they know 1) we all need to be able to laugh at ourselves and 2) we all need to be able to laugh at the ridiculous stereotypes that a small-minded few who actually believe in. THAT is how we come together, by laughing together. America's new pastime has become getting self-righteously offended on behalf of anyone and everyone else, and nothing needs to be made fun of more than that.
“Pearl Harbor sucked, and I miss you.” Is the best song of the movie. This movie is a masterpiece but drove Trey and Matt to bear insanity. To where they said they’ll never do puppets again. Please tell me ash has seen South Park ?!
@@Gaia369 I often feel there's never any point to SP. It's like Jordan Peterson. Everyone loves it without being able to say exactly why. JP gives stupid, senseless, yet comforting "advice." "Social problems exist. Just make sure _YOU_ don't have a victim's mentality though." Dayum; If only the people held at Guantanamo Bay could hear JP telling them that. SP does something else: they point out how everyone has a set POV & that while the main character SP Four may learn & grow, the townsfolk never do. They retain their beliefs no matter what, but in a way that _should_ show us what's wrong with that. But people *won't* accept this. It's kind of like The Irony of their efforts. I don't even think Parker & Stone realize it. It's like what I said about Guantanamo Bay; People don't want _facts,_ they have a *need to **_believe the lies_* being told about the necessity of it. As with lobbying, protecting their cronies & everything else we know is wrong about what we do. There's just so much we have to lie to ourselves about to justify _any_ of it that everyone has just decided to accept ALL of it. So, watching a show exposing this at least in part makes everyone too uncomfortable to discuss it. I've seen many analyses of the show. They _never_ address the real world contexts that frame it.
@@Gaia369 I _feel_ as if you missed my points & ended up proving what I was saying about why South Park's efforts go nowhere. You told me what you don't think or like, how it did or didn't fit your POV, then said 'good luck' as if dismissing the discussion _because_ it didn't fit. Even saying that you choose not to look but to laugh _instead_ is a POV. You can look deeply _and_ laugh. What SP points out well is that people stick to their preconceived notions No Matter What in real life. Early in the series, that's what the townspeople were, as the sort of SP 'chorus' willing to sacrifice themselves for their views. But never willing to _question_ their own views. Amazing how, in fiction, this is always the sign of a villain or one who aids the villain. Whenever a person tries to shrug off the problem, say it's not their responsibility & leave a victim to their fate, everyone immediately knows that that isn't A Hero. But in real life? People think anything else is "too deep."
One of my favorite movies of all time. I drug three of my friends to the theatre to see this, and of course, the Arabic one loved it the most, while the two other white guys were sitting there saying "what did we just watch?". And this was in 2004, just a few years after 9-11, and me and Kabban are laughing our asses off for years from it. I'll bet if I sent him a text tonight with one of the quotes, he'd start laughing and we'd go back and forth about this movie. I mean, we'd go to his parents and uncle's and say shit like "happa shirpa shirpa, muhammed jihad", "ahh, dirka dirka" and his family members would look at us like we were fucking insane as we laughed our asses off.
This was one of the best reactions I ever watched lol the genuine laughter did it for me hahaha I was laughing out loud with you guys all the way.Good job
One of the best easily missed jokes in the movie: on his first mission, Gary is told “If your cover is blown, you may want to take your own life” and is handed a hammer. Later when he is depressed and drinking you can see the hammer sitting on the bar.
Oooh, I never noticed that!
Also, the “cobblestones” in Paris are shaped like croissants.
Right at the beginning, the emblem on their jet is an American Eagle taking a bite out the world, or with it in its claws.
I just love that joke too, a f**king hammer, jeez 😂😂😂
Omg I never noticed that! And the hammer bit is my favorite joke in the while movie lol
It warms my heart to see people laughing at their own stereotypes and jokes. The world need more like that!
The biggest joke is on Americans anyway lol. It makes Americans look like jackasses haha
Well the whole movie is really people (Americans) laughing at their own stereotype.
The movie is stereotyping Americans' attitude to the rest of the world bro.
@@Hooga89 which is exactly why we're all laughing.
@@tomiyu2297 He said "their own", Ash is British Persian, he's not American.
The puppeteers were so good that Matt and Trey told them it was way to real. They had to dumb it down because they wanted it to look bad.
Like south park
And it was a brilliant decision on their part, because the movie would only be about half as funny without the cheap-looking puppeteering.
Congratulations, You're the guy who said that on this video and got to the top... Although every reaction video to this movie has a thousand common saying this... I'm pretty sure their mistake was that they always say, "Fun Fact"... And although i've been guilty of using that phrase myself I Now realize it is so cringe that I respect your Restraint and support your movement
@@theduckfromthejoke152🍪
They definitely weren't spoofing Thunder Birds
On a personal note, I watched this movie the day after my father died. My brother and I went to the theater and Laughed away our sorrow. When the "Lease" scene came on, people got up and LEFT the theater... (that made it so much better) this movie will always have a special place in my mind. It took away my sorrow.... for a couple hours.
Comedy is a powerful thing.
People left the theater? That's hilarious. What movie did they think they paid money to see?
Unless he died from aids... Glad it helped. It's amazing.
“Laughter cures everything.” Norm Macdonald
@LTNetjak people pay no attention these days. like the people getting upset when sausage party came out when it was really their fault for not paying attention
Seriously when they did the reconstructive surgery to change him into a middle eastern guy...the look on Ash face....I have rewinded it 30 times now and it still makes me laugh out loud. Right after his friend says "they spent millions " 😂😂😂😂
Bro, Ash's reaction to that is one of the funniest things I've seen in a long time. LMAO
Dude I laughed so hard 🤣 I woke up my wife!
his friend perfectly set that up lol
Glad to see he's got a sense of humor.
😆😆😆
When Matt Damon was interviewed here in Australia they asked him if people came up to him and said, "MATT DAMON!!!". He said, "Every day. All the time"... 🤣
best punkd joke ever. LOL
Also they changed his role to that after seeing how his puppet turned out lol
The creators Trey and Matt had no problem with Matt Damon, however when the puppet was made it came out a bit off and Trey & Matt found it funny. They then made Matt Damon stupid in the movie to reflect how the puppet looked.
and Matt Damon ended upo finding it funny too IIRC
Sean Penn didnt like this movie though. He made an open letter before the movie was shown.
@@Micke343 WEll yeah, they made fun of his half asses activism
@@mestupkid211986 I remember reading an interview where he talked about how he thought it was so funny that he bought the actual puppet.
@@gingerbeardedone3318 Im not sure about the buying the puppet part, but I do remember him saying they were geniuses
“The best martial artist Detroit has to offer”
Such a good joke and so often overlooked
I don’t get it. After all these years of this movie being out lol.
@@GabeB5517 it’s just a meaningless title. Like being the best martial artist from Tulsa or Spokane.
Or like saying that place has the best Chinese food out of all the Italian restaurants
Detroit was really shit in 2005 too.
@@nathanielgreer2764 Except Detroit is probably one of the deadliest places to live in the US. Possibly the world.
This was by far the best reaction to Team America I've ever seen. I was taken straight back to watching this in the theatre when it first came out. Amazing.
😂😂 my brother Jason, mad honour to have shared this film with you ❤️
I laughed so much at the absolute absurdity. i was tired and my face hurt for 2 days lol
its mr video reaction to this is also gold
their reaction when they saw the guy look in the mirror after his epic transformation from white guy to pubic face was hilarious
Man, I saw this in the theater with a group of people including my wife. At one point I looked over and saw my wife bleeding from her mouth and I thought that I might have somehow punched her in the face because I was laughing so hard. Turned out she bit her own lip really hard during the convulsing... It was absolutely the hardest I've ever laughed, and the longest. There's no other comedy that is as funny as this is straight through the entire film!
This is one of the funniest movies ever. My God I'm still dying nearly 20 years later.
FACTS!!
and still noticing new things I never noticed before.
I cannot express how much fun I had watching this, Ashkan. You and your friend's chemistry was unreal and your laughs were so contagious. Team America, to me, is the ultimate comedy and my favorite comedic film. I saw it when I was 13 late at night and my parents didn't know I was watching it, and it BLEW my fucking mind. As I got older with rewatches, I could appreciate the messages/themes in the film that flew over my head when I was 13 and I laughed even harder at the truths and absurdities.
Just subbed to the Patreon. Thanks for so many fuckin' laughs, and keep it real.
Sincerely,
An American who doesn't want everything to be covered in shit.
My brother, mad mad mad love to you for your beautiful message ❤️ thank you
The films actors guild is what I still call Hollywood to this day. And for good reason.
3:35 I about fell over when your mate asked you to translate "Durka durka durka".
3:30 "MY BROTHERS!" that made me spit out my coffee and then 11:27 just killed me. This has to be my favorite reaction to this film I've ever seen, you two are hilarious together.
Ash has a great sense of humor
This was such a fun reaction. This movie is genius.
Appreciate it mate ❤️
@@justtrustash you should try Sausage Party too
No. It was crap.
Sausage Party was great, you just have shit taste.
This is probably the single most joyful reaction video I've ever seen. Seriously it just makes me happy to see these two having so much fun watching this together.
I've watched pretty much all of Ash's reaction videos, this one is IT for me.
I saw this in theatres with my bro and dad. I couldn't breathe at how funny this movie was for a 13 year old me. My dad was shocked at the content but looked around and saw kids younger than us cracking up. Saw him laugh a few times. My older sister asked him how the movie was and he just said "it was something else". I never laughed so hard watching a movie. To this day that stands true.
"I promise. I will never die." Lmao
Nothing better than someone who can watch stuff like this and just laugh, not take it seriously or get offended or anything.
This remains one of the funniest and most rewatchable films of the past 20 years, IMO.
17:28 “Forgetting he had blueberries in his front pocket” is the funniest line to me
On a movie like this, Louie brings your reaction to a whole nuther level. You two together are hysterical.
My brother! This comment means a lot to us, appreciate the love ❤️
The South Park movie is worth a watch, unironically one of the best musicals. Hysterical film.
Mothers took their kids to see this 'cartoon' and ended running out of the theatre with them. So stupid!
@@michaelvincent8208 a friend and I saw South Park in the theater. There was a mom with 2 kids under 5. My daughter was about 3 then. There's no way in hell I'd have brought her. 🙄
Great movie Lol, making fun of us Canadians beautifully :)
The re-imagining of "Kyle's Mum's a Bitch" in different languages was epic!
Omg yes
Dude... once again your buddy is hysterical. Peak humor with you two. More comedy reactions like this with him please I'm crying 😂😂
Will do you legend!! Mad love to you ❤️
The moment they revealed the facial reconstruction is one of the best reaction moments I've ever seen! So funny you guys!
The first time I saw that puke scene I laughed so hard I had to stop the movie and regain my composure. Same for the Biggus Dickus scene in Life of Brian.
Yeah, that was the scene where I embarrassed my friends in the theatre from laughing so loud and so hard. We were there in a group of 8 or 10, and me and my best friend's girlfriend were falling out of our seats screaming. It was actually a kind of nice bonding moment for us, dying on the floor together while our friends died of embarrassment, and I think back on that and her fondly now, even after she broke up with my friend.
Me too! Ditto with the disguise reveal & sex scenes 😆💀😆💀 -x-
For some reason I can imagine my step grandfather laughing at this
The Dicks, Pussies, and Assholes speech is probably one of my favorite things in this movie because it actually makes sense.
I love it because while the movie shits all over American arrogance, it also pretty patriotic in showing how America can do good in the world (even if it blows up shit too much).
"Derka Derka Muhammed Jihad! Ping ping pow I'm so wronery, so wery wronery...." Ahhh. I am so drained from laughing start to finish every single time I watch this. My face hurts every time. Great reaction Ash! Keep it up.
I haven't seen this movie in years. Your guys' laughs are infectious. I love how Gary's "turban" is just a bath towel on his head.
I have watched this movie a dozen times and you guys had me laughing so hard it was like I was watching for the first time all over again. Well done fellas. Probably the most terribly funny movie ever made.
Mate proper appreciate you ❤️
Lmao! That was Panamá, not México xD
This movie is incredible. The satire, the puppets, the explosions, the songs. Just great!
Really nice to see how much you guys enjoyed it.
No me gusta! NO ME GUSTA!!!
@@Fmanzo10 jajajaja!!
As a yank, this movie is a complete piss take of American culture. It's bloody brilliant.
Nothing about your lingo says you're American, brit.
@@nabcunion Nope. American AF. I did live in Oz for 9 years though.
This brings back so many memories! My mate had just taken a swig of beer when the ‘everyone has aids’ line was sung and the whole swig pure exploded out his mouth the minute he heard it and drenched the fucking room. We were laughing so much our fucking stomachs were aching!
If there’s one thing I’ve had to learn the hard way is to not drink anything the entire time I’m watching anything by Parker & Stone
The look on dude's face when he saw the outcome of the "plastic surgery," followed by the dying of laughter -- priceless.
Nobody ever notices that the statue in Kim Jong Ill's mansion is a real person painted gold, and I have never watched this movie for the first time with anyone who didn't sing the ending theme song. Got a sub from me, hilarious video
this has been my favorite reaction video on this channel.. no contest. I've seen this movie several times and have never laughed more than today 😂😂 you two are hilarious
Hahaha let’s goooo!! ❤️
i love your guy's energy so much. you match just how outrageous the movie is. this was a treat
Love you, you legend ❤️
My head actually hurt from laughing watching this reaction.... love this film and you guys are awesome!
5:36 when the ring falls on the ground, all the Croissants. The small details to stereotyping are unreal
I have never in my life laughed so hard in a movie theater as I did when my brother and I went to see this. I was truly having trouble catching my breath. It’s awesome to see a new generation cracking up over this movie.
Your friend has such an infectious laugh!
My week has been garbage and today was the worst in a series of lousy days. This has cheered me up so much. Thanks for the content. This was great.
It’s our honour mate, thank you for watching you legend ❤️
The South Park movie did that to me. I actually thought I was going to die because I couldn't freaking breath.
This dude has the greatest laugh I've ever heard in my life. More comedies with your buddy, please.
America Fuck yeah is basically the unwritten National Anthem for the U.S. LOL
Fuck yeah
One of my greatest regrets in life. Higher than just missing the lottery, higher than not getting into a good college, and even higher than getting dumped by a supermodel. Is not seeing this movie in theaters.
These two have to stay together
Making these videos.
They are hilarious 😆
Speaking as an American and as a Soldier, I hope you laughed at this movie, and laughed at us.
We're not monsters, you know? And we laugh at ourselves pretty regularly.
The "uncontrollable vomit" scene had me laughing so hard I couldn't breathe.
My brother I appreciate you ❤️
Hahaha same. War on “terror” vet also, it’s good to see people aware of just how much of it was just bull shit.
Yeah, there’s a few wars which the US did more bad then good and that’s what this movie is base about. War is still raging on in the Middle East with all the civil wars. While the US is trying to help by sending a lot of supplies and humanitarian aid. Especially in Yemen, they’re suffering there.
@@vihailevagithe wars in the middle east have been raging since Islam started.
@@ooo_Kim_Chi_ooo Nope, WAY before then. I appreciate your attempt though.
Watching two British dudes singing the America song is just amazing lol
Watching the initial shock melt off of his face as he watched the movie become more ridiculous was hilarious 😂 all wide-eyed at the 'serious' parts & laughing at the stupidity. Hell yeah!
This reaction was absolutely HILARIOUS 😂 I remember seeing this in theater as a teenager and the entire audience was screaming laughing the whole time! This movie is such a gem 😂
I love seeing you guys laugh at the "disguise scene". I almost fell over laughing at your laughing.
I was too tired to laugh anymore when this film ended. I used to watch puppet shows like this as a kid. The shot of him being disguised I actually screamed and couldn't stop laughing for 10 minutes; it was exactly what I was expecting they would have done. So great. The speech on F-ing A-holes should be read before every session of Congress.
Any time I watch a reaction video, I’m hoping to see something half as good as this one was. This was fun as hell. Thank you both.
They messed up Matt Damon's puppet and it came out looking... well like that lol and they decided to just make him act special because they didn't want to remake the puppet since they cost a lot to make.
This is hands down one of the best reaction videos I've seen. The laughter is infectious 😂😂
Aw, I wish y’all wouldn’t have cut out all the “Film Actors Guild” scenes. Those are some of the funniest parts, IMO.
Matt Damon
The acronym would probably get them flagged or demonetized
Went and saw this at the cinema with the other half when it came out. I don't think I've EVER laughed at a film as much in my life. The sex scene and vomit scene had my face and ribs aching. We still quote this stupid bloody film almost 20 years later! You guys reminded me what it was like to see this for the first time. Thanks for sharing the joy.
I saw this in theaters when it first came out, and it was the wildest fucking cinema experience of my life. It was a full on party in there. People getting drunk and cheering and laughing
I want to see more of these guys . 😂
This is how you react to
Comedy’s.
This is the best reaction ever. I'm in tears lmao 🤣 Also my best friend of 20 years is Persian, he emigrated from Tehran in the late 90s. You both are exactly how him and I act with each other 😁
23:10 They were genius enough to include things offensive to all sides, so it was hilarious to everyone 😆 My dad, who was politically very conservative, myself, at the opposite end of that spectrum, and my moderate mother ALL loved this movie.
I laugh to the brink of death every time Gary delivers his 'blueberries' line.
I always wondered what it would be like to watch this film with a middle eastern fella with a good sense of humor...
Thanks guys!
You guys laughter is genuinely PRICELESS....
This is what America and freedom is about , Trey and Matt took on everyone in this movie. They make fun of every aspect of America .
You can probably see the deleted scenes online if you don't have the disc. The stuff they had to cut for going too far is bonkers. That puppet sex scene was basically cut in half, and all the scat-play got cut :(
That drowning scene was the darkest funniest shit, you have to understand this came out in the cinema about a week or 2 after a massive tusami/earthquake in india and the news footage looked just like those clips..
I could not stop laughing I almost pissed myself.
This is one of the best comedies ever! The opening scene with the marionettes then panning out to the marionettes is one of the most comically genius moments in movie history.
Matt and Trey are so brave for using puppets for this movie. They pulled them strings off perfectly. I honestly respect them to the highest degree for their artistic comedic bravery. They started with musicals. Cannibal! The Musical is for SURE worth a watch. Their beginnings.
I watched this after smoking a joint and I have been laughing from the start. 😂
Susan Sarandon is an amazing actress who has performed in countless projects over the decades, including playing the main character of Janet in the original movie version of The Rocky Horror Picture Show alongside Tim Curry. An American treasure.
Also in Thelma and Louise, I think one of her best roles.
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Also the good _The Client,_ the very good _Atlantic City,_ and the great _Bull Durham._
She's also in two of my favorite lesser-known movies:
_Lorenzo's Oil_ and the awesome _Igby Goes Down._
11:25 Man, that laugh did not disappoint! Ash clutching at his sides at 11:47 was so good!
3:37 “What are they saying bro?” 😭😭😭😭
That was diabolical work I can't believe he said that to his friend😂
"He Died of A-Yay-Aids.." that's so funny 🤣
About a year ago we had these four young flooring installers on the building we were putting up. There were these Sikh drywallers working two floor up from them who were playing their music pretty loud, didn't speak much English and were pretty standoffish to the other work crews. Anyway, one of the flooring installers was tossing shade at them among the others by calling them the Durka Durkas. I didn't want to get involved, but hearing that as I passed by, I couldn't help but let out a "Maaaatt Daaamon~" which immediately had three of the floor laughing their asses off. The fourth one had apparently never seen the movie and had no idea what was going on. So the other three started explaining the movie and all the funny scenes and were giggling like crazy just recalling it. So every time I'd walk by, I'd throw out a "The resemblance is uncanny!" or start singing AIDS and it would just absolutely slay the three who'd seen it and they would immediately start explaining the scene to their friend. They actually got in shit and had to stay late because they didn't get all the hardwood down on time. I had a great time though.
Matt and Trey also got an oscar nomination for their song "Blame Canada" in South Park's feature film.
It was SO much fun watching the two of you lose your minds over this. Great reaction guys. Probably the best I’ve ever seen to this film. So entertaining.
I saw this in theaters with my friends, one who was Pakistani and got a lot of crap after 9/11, and he laughed so hard he lost is voice. 🤣🤣🤣
It warms my heart to hear stories like yours. To see this Iranian immigrant laugh his head off in the video restores some faith in humanity
Ya I'm sure it was good to see how bad the dumb stereotypes play out.
Dude! Your whole vibe is contagious as hell! Subscribed!
The thing I love about this movie is it isn't a puppet movie. It's an action film that just happens to have puppets as actors.
Oh man, him puking in the alley gets me everytime. I was crying in the theater when this first came out I was laughing so hard... Great reaction!
never seen ash laugh so hard in any of the other reactions...i was dying laughing along with him
He'll take that position right now... if you promise you'll never die!
13:14
Best part of the movie and an awesome reaction. :D
Hands down the funniest review I have ever watched. Now I want to watch this with my buddies again.
The minute this movie came out on DVD, I had it in my hot, sweaty, skin-flaky hands.
Watching the making of this movie on the DVD really was so fucking awesome. So many people got onboard with this project.
I thank Gerry & Sylvia Anderson for their contribution to this genre. Without their creativity, I'm not sure that Trey & Matt could have, or would have, brought this to the silver screen.
I got the uncensored version.
This is probably the single funniest reaction video ive seen on youtube. Ive watched 50 times to get a laugh. Do more together, please.
Genuinely, thank you so much mate ❤️
11:18
The laughing is SO contagious :D I was laughing in tears :D
Seeing "middle eastern guys" watch this movie is such a unique take, I'm only 7 min in and I'm laughing my arss off 😂
A single movie never gave me so many belly laughs 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fun fact about the movie! Trey and Matt wrote a full script with lots of jokes for this movie. Then when they got the puppets and started filming they ended up scrapping most of it and completely writing a new script on the fly. Apparently proper jokes coming from the puppets just wasn’t as funny because the puppets themselves already kinda take the piss out of it so jokes didn’t land as hard and so they took the script in another direction comedy wise
LOVE watching you guys watch this and fully enjoy it in exactly the spirit in which it was intended. Parker and Stone are geniuses and they know 1) we all need to be able to laugh at ourselves and 2) we all need to be able to laugh at the ridiculous stereotypes that a small-minded few who actually believe in. THAT is how we come together, by laughing together. America's new pastime has become getting self-righteously offended on behalf of anyone and everyone else, and nothing needs to be made fun of more than that.
They were definitely referencing old puppet shows, like Thunderbirds, when they made this movie.
“Pearl Harbor sucked, and I miss you.” Is the best song of the movie.
This movie is a masterpiece but drove Trey and Matt to bear insanity. To where they said they’ll never do puppets again.
Please tell me ash has seen South Park ?!
@@Gaia369 I often feel there's never any point to SP. It's like Jordan Peterson. Everyone loves it without being able to say exactly why.
JP gives stupid, senseless, yet comforting "advice." "Social problems exist. Just make sure _YOU_ don't have a victim's mentality though." Dayum; If only the people held at Guantanamo Bay could hear JP telling them that.
SP does something else: they point out how everyone has a set POV & that while the main character SP Four may learn & grow, the townsfolk never do. They retain their beliefs no matter what, but in a way that _should_ show us what's wrong with that.
But people *won't* accept this. It's kind of like The Irony of their efforts. I don't even think Parker & Stone realize it.
It's like what I said about Guantanamo Bay; People don't want _facts,_ they have a *need to **_believe the lies_* being told about the necessity of it. As with lobbying, protecting their cronies & everything else we know is wrong about what we do.
There's just so much we have to lie to ourselves about to justify _any_ of it that everyone has just decided to accept ALL of it. So, watching a show exposing this at least in part makes everyone too uncomfortable to discuss it.
I've seen many analyses of the show. They _never_ address the real world contexts that frame it.
@@Gaia369 I _feel_ as if you missed my points & ended up proving what I was saying about why South Park's efforts go nowhere. You told me what you don't think or like, how it did or didn't fit your POV, then said 'good luck' as if dismissing the discussion _because_ it didn't fit. Even saying that you choose not to look but to laugh _instead_ is a POV.
You can look deeply _and_ laugh. What SP points out well is that people stick to their preconceived notions No Matter What in real life. Early in the series, that's what the townspeople were, as the sort of SP 'chorus' willing to sacrifice themselves for their views.
But never willing to _question_ their own views.
Amazing how, in fiction, this is always the sign of a villain or one who aids the villain. Whenever a person tries to shrug off the problem, say it's not their responsibility & leave a victim to their fate, everyone immediately knows that that isn't A Hero.
But in real life? People think anything else is "too deep."
@@Gaia369 WITH _WHAT?_ & why are you SHOUTING?
Now that's a reaction!!!!! Well done. My 20 and 30 year sons and I watch this at least once a year and laugh our asses off every time
One of my favorite movies of all time. I drug three of my friends to the theatre to see this, and of course, the Arabic one loved it the most, while the two other white guys were sitting there saying "what did we just watch?". And this was in 2004, just a few years after 9-11, and me and Kabban are laughing our asses off for years from it. I'll bet if I sent him a text tonight with one of the quotes, he'd start laughing and we'd go back and forth about this movie. I mean, we'd go to his parents and uncle's and say shit like "happa shirpa shirpa, muhammed jihad", "ahh, dirka dirka" and his family members would look at us like we were fucking insane as we laughed our asses off.
thats tooo funny trolling your own relatives with a made up language.
oh man that is too funny. Pranking your inlaws with pure gibberish.
The most accurate... reconfiguration of his face 😂
THIS MOVIE IS SUCH A GREAT MASTERPIECE!
😂😂😂😂😂
Great reaction boys
This movie is 100% the best movie to satirize the attitude of the US after 9/11
they should have did a part 2 to Team America World Police it was such a funny movie lol
This reaction was brilliant havent laughed so much in ages so guys thank you 🙏🏼 guns n goats 😂😂😂😂
It warms my cockles seeing two Englishmen enjoying the greatest song about America every made
This was one of the best reactions I ever watched lol the genuine laughter did it for me hahaha I was laughing out loud with you guys all the way.Good job