And the circle back line when she (Teri Garr) shoots Him (Michael Keaton) they asked her did she used a 38 she replies a 38 or 39 whatever it takes. CLASSIC
My favorite part of Gung Ho was Michael Keaton's invention ideas. He had one to put mayonnaise in the tuna right in the can! Who'd a thought we have that now!
I think "Gung Ho" which came out several years after this one, and was based somewhat on a real event, was inspired partly by his character in this movie.
@@sandynelson3755…. I think you’re thinking of the movie ‘Night Shift’, which he starred in with Henry Winkler. His character, Billy Blaze (as I remember), had all the crazy ideas he’d say into a little tape recorder. Both funny movies!
Love Michael Keaton! Still making great movies to this day! And Teri Garr - who was an extra/dancer in many Elvis movies! You’d love her in the movie “Tootsie”
Teri Garr was also "Inga' in Mel Brooks' "Young Frankenstein" as well as in Spielberg's "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". She also played Phoebe's (Lisa Kudrow) biological mother on "Friends". It's a bummer that Teri Garr was diagnosed with MS. Some years ago, she had her first appearance on David Letterman in a long while, and it was a chore for her to come out on stage.
Good movie, John Hughes had a hell of run in the 80's and early 90's. He wrote Mr. Mom and Vacation which both came out in 1983. His career as a director started with Sixteen Candles in 1984.
Micheal Keaton is the most underrated actor ever. Ya gotta see Beetlejuice, Batman, The Founder which is about the founder of McDonalds, Night Shift, and his best roll ever...Live from Baghdad. Love you guys!!!
He’s still my favorite Batman and Bruce Wayne. And Batman Returns may be my favorite Batman movie. And yeah, he should be familiar to you as he played Beetlejuice. Two darker movies of which I like a lot are CLEAN AND SOBER, which is a great movie about addiction and TOUCH & GO, where he plays a professional hockey player. He’s good at playing dark, tough or non-likable characters.
Those noodles he makes are called cellophane noodles. You get a pot or wok with boiling oil, throw either the package or a little bit at a time in & the puff up in about three seconds- they're really good for adding crunchy texture to Chinese food (great with Mongolian Beef). Also, all Critical Role fans will know that little Kenny (of the woobie) is played by Taliesin Jaffe.
Three Men and a Baby is another awesome "fish. out of water" movie from the 80's. And I'm putting in my usual requests for Adventures of Babysitting and License to Drive. Both hilarious 80's movies with KILLER soundtracks. I know you'll love BOTH of them :). Cheers from Ontario, Canada! :)
They didn't notice Christopher Lloyd, the future Doc Brown from Back to the Future, and so much more. 🤣 I have been following his career since Taxi. This was SUCH a departure at the time.
I loved Christopher Lloyd in 'Dream Team', where he starred with Michael Keaton, Peter Boyle and Stephen Furst as a group of escaped mental patients, with Dennis Boutsikaris as their therapist. Very funny.
One of his friends in the carpool was Christopher Lloyd whom you might remember from Clue. Keaton and Lloyd were also in the Dream Team together. Lloyd was also in BTTF III (hint, hint 😂).
Well, I wasn't really into the daytime soaps (though I couldn't escape knowing what Luke did to Laura - then they got married - which sort of confirmed to me that I wasn't missing anything) -- BUT ... then there was DALLAS! Soap opera done right! I was on Okinawa (seeing episodes several weeks after they were shown in America) when the country was obsessed with "Who shot JR?) and we were all "JR's going to get shot???" @@citydweller99
Fun reaction, Mr Richardson, played by Martin Mull was also in CLUE, which you guys enjoyed a few months ago. I think the best movie for parents is PARENTHOOD, which has a very young Keanu Reeves in it. and stars Steve Martin
The Incredible Shrinking Woman with Lilly Tomlin is another fun 80's comedy. A "modern" take on the B-movie fad where people /animals/insects were either shrinking or growing to giants. Of course, some of those old movies would be a fun watch as well.
Life is so much easier with Galaxy Glue 🎶 I absolutely loved The Incredible Shrinking Woman when I was little. I used to watch it on HBO whenever it was on. It made me scared to go anywhere near a garbage disposal for at least a year. 🤣
ROB SQUAD I HAVE NOT SEEN THIS ONE IN QUITE A FEW YEARS 😮I THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR REACTING TO IT!! ANOTHER GREAT FUN MOVIE WITH MICHAEL KEATON IS CALLED "NIGHT SHIFT", ALSO STARRING HENRY WINKLER (HE PLAYED FONZIE IN HAPPY DAYS)! MICHAEL KEATON PLAYED BEETLEJUICE! I THINK YOU'VE SEEN AT LEAST ONE OTHER MOVIE WITH HIM IN IT ALSO!! ❤❤❤❤
Michael Keaton in : “The Dream Team” with Christopher Lloyd ( back to the future) , Peter Boyle ( while you were sleeping, everybody loves Raymond) really sweet, funny.
@@brianstacey2679the episode I saw in a waiting room had Victor in it, not sure if I saw Nikki, but I did see Cricket and another male character I remember when my grandma used to watch it. Blonde-haired guy, saw him in a montage of videos where Cricket is thinking back to past or recent past. Can’t remember his name, for some reason I’m thinking Doug and I guess he was married or dated Cricket. Never really watched the show since I around 10 or 11 when I was staying at my grandma’s house and probably saw a segment as 13 or 14 year old.
@@JohnnyUtah15 Was it Paul? I had to look it up. My grandma watched Y&R too, among other shows. My sister and I watched with her when we stayed there during the summer and it rained. These characters must be restless, cuz they sure ain’t young. 😂
@@rustybarrel516 ha, yes! I just looked it up, and it is Paul. His real name is Doug, but I didn’t know that lol. So, he’s been on there the second longest after Victor. Haha, yes they sure restless!
This movie resonates with me cuz I watched it when I was young...and then found myself being a stay at home dad so my wife could further her career. We also from Detroit
Michael Keaton is the goat. Everything he has done is great, this one, BeatleJuice, the 90s Batman films, his supporting characters in films like The Other Guys & Need For Speed. The dude is just great! If it’s got Keaton in it, it’s probably going to be a good time no matter the genre. Check out GUNG HO for another quirky Keaton comedy from around the same time 👍
When my husband retired several years before me he had to learn to run the house. Initially he was not happy but then learned to be better than me. I so love him for that!
The guy driving the car at the beginning of the movie is Jeffery Tambor. He played the father in law in the movie The Hangover. And the guy playing Larry is Christopher Llyod (Doc Brown from Back To The Future).
It's about time! This is a classic! 😁👍 This Gen-Xer remembers seeing the original trailer in the movie theatre; it involved Keaton talking to the camera, (fourth wall) telling the audience the gist of the story, and how he's 'got this', but not using that terminology at the time. 😉
I absolutely roared when I first watched this movie. Michael Keaton ( Beatleguise) has such incredible comic delivery. I loved how it took on women's liberation a bit. We were entering into that time when women were entering the executive world. Even though it was still so far away this movie made fun of it in a way that looked at both male and female roles in a hilarious way. The scene with the chain saw was hilarious. The vacuum and the diaper had me in stitches. In the end they came to appreciate each other's roles. Canadian Grandma Lori. C
I have subbed and paid on patreon for so many different reaction channels. You two are genuine ❤️ you don't want gifts, money, or attention, and you include everyone no favorites. You have been such a huge comfort for me....TY❤❤❤
I work in a hotel engineering/maintenance for 3 hotels and most of the crew are 20-35 y/o range. Anytime they ask a question that they should know after I answer their question... As I walk away I say 220 or 221 whatever it takes and I chuckle to myself. Knowing they have no clue what I'm talking about....It's a good stress reliever.
Never thought that one I fell in love in this flick and over the moon never to return with Batman When he returned to the Batman role recently the inner child came out something great happened to me both emotionally and physically, my husband was so happy to see it as I normally don’t get moved to often like that Love Michael then, still and always
I love this movie. For a certain generation, "220/221, whatever it takes" is a classic. Among my friends, if chili is served or comes up in conversation, we always say, "You fed a baby chili?"
I used to watch the Young & The Restless when I was in high school back in the 80s. I got my parents watching it and then I stopped and they still watch it to this day and those characters, Nikki and Victor, are still on it! lol. I love this movie.
Great reaction! My life with Michael keaton and Nicole kidman is a great movie. Tissues are needed for most of the movie! Nobody on UA-cam has reacted to it yet. 😢
Funny enough to the kid who played Kenny "blanket son" is a voice actor for Vox Machina, a founding member of Critical Role & a voice actor for several video games.
Keaton was one of the Batmans and was The Vulture in Spider-man Homecoming, and starred in Beetlejuice! One of his co-workers was the professor in Back To The Future. The wife, Teri Garr was in Close Encounters, Oh God (with John Denver), and Tootsie, among others!! Great movie!
He's also in "Johnny Dangerously" with the yummy Marilu Henner. Did you not recognize Christopher Lloyd? Kenny Butler was played by Taliesen Jaffe, who is one of the cast of the popular "Critical Role" channel on Twitch /UA-cam. I'm so used to seeing Ann Jillian with blonde hair going back as far as the sitcom, "It's a Living". 30:37 Hollywood invented "silencers". They don't exist in real life. There does exist "suppressors" that lower the decibels for safer hearing, but they are still loud.
I love Mr Mom ! I can recall a hard day that I had watching over my then 1 year old son, I was fixing him lunch, I heated up one of those Gerber meal tubs of Frank and beans and I put oj in his sippy cup. But I didn't delude the juice with water just gave my 1 year old son orange juice straight from concentrate. Oh boy did I pay the price for that mistake after lunch, I took him outside to play on the swing set a little bit before his nap time and that is when I noticed his lunch went through his body and drenched his Pamper like a bullet train and was running down his fat chubby baby leg. I rushed him to the bathroom at breakneck speed and I had to give him an unscheduled bath cuz of my dumb mistake of not deluding his juice in his sippy cup. That was a one time thing and never happened again. I let him play in the tub to make up for not being able to play in the yard. I got him out of the bath. Dried him off, put a clean Pamper and diaper shirt on him, and laid him down for his afternoon nap. Luckily for me the bath tucked Tony out. I put Lion King on the DVD for him to watch in bed and it didn't take long for him to konk out. I cleaned up the mess I had made rushing the baby from the back glass door to the hallway bathroom. I just wanted to share that experience with you guys, I can look back at the moment then now and laugh about it, but not at the time it happened I couldn't. It was just one of those kind of things. I was a first time daddy back then trying to figure out despite my learning disability how to rear a baby that happened to be my own kid then. I honestly don't think I would have been able to handle 3 kids much less 1 kid. 1 kid for someone like me was too much for me. I have mad respect for both of you two guys dealing with your own kids. I couldn't wait for my kid to grow out of the Pamper stage and potty trained already, it wore on my nerves, but I got through it Luckily and survived babyhood. I am getting a vasectomy so I don't have to make anymore babies I have to raise again by myself. I love kids but I don't have the nerves anymore to be a daddy again. 1 time was enough for me.
You sound just like my younger brother (37) wants a vasectomy too He had a baby who died at 6 months old Now has a son 9 years old He wants zero more I think more and more young men and men should do it until they are emotionally, mentally, psychologically, physically and financially ready with a healthy partner although nothing is promised and perfect in this life
You gonna do it all in 220? Yeah you know, 220, 221. Whatever it takes. I still quote that today. No one knows what I'm quoting but you got to keep such a great line alive for anyone that might hear.
Michael Keaton also… the original Batman, Beetlejuice and so many more good pictures he has done. BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE is due for release in September. Watch the first movie it is a ride and then watch the teaser trailer just released. He is maniacal in the role, my favorite next to Batman. Bothe directed by Tim Burton. ❤
Kenny (the kid with the woobie) was played by Taliesin Jaffee, who now does writing & voice acting for anime & video games (where you've probably heard him without realizing it), but he is best known for being one of the actors who make up Critical Role.
An old friend was a nanny for Ron Howard when he made his first few movies, including a funny one "GUNG HO" with Michael Keaton. She told me Keaton was so nice and funny!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
'80's King of Comedy John Hughes wrote another one I've never seen before this. Another mostly forgotten National Lampoon college romp. But then he wrote this hit, & after "Vacation", before he got behind the camera for classics like "Sixteen Candles", " The Breakfast Club", "Uncle Buck", & later "Home Alone" to name a few, if didn't know? This a rare reaction to my introduction to Hughes in theater at 12 yro. I was blessed. Appreciate it! See ya! ✌️🌎❤️
Not sure how well it has aged, but I remember "Multiplicity" being another fun early Michael Keaton movie. Also, FWIW, that was an old vacuum for the era, but they lasted a long time ... made of solid components that could be repaired. Same with the TV. Things are designed now so they won't last and can't be repaired. As for the food you didn't recognize, that was crispy rice noodles. Delish, but it needs to be with something saucy and flavorful, otherwise it's like eating fiberglass.
Ahhhh....the old days of soaps!! During summer break I would watch them with my grandma. We lived on a farm...so after lunch my grandma would put us kids in the den to help her snap snaps or shell butter beans while we watched soaps...LOL!! I actually enjoyed it!! Good memories with grandma!! Mornings were for canning because it was cooler..but after lunch...soaps and snaps...LOL!!
The Summer of 1984 My cousin Gilbert and Myself would hangout together. If we didn't go out we'd watch HBO...we watched Mr. Mom and Risky Business everytime it was aired that Summer lol This movie has a special place in my heart as Gilbert passed away 2 years ago and this reminds me of our times of that Summer before our junior year in high school. Fun movie and some great fun times. RIP Gil. Thanks for reacting to this movie. I am like Jay, I would have gone for the win at the company party lol
Michael Keaton is a familiar name? Dang, it’s Batman! And Beetleguise! And a host of others, check out Gung Ho with him, it’s one of those quirky wonders.
Michael Keaton is such a great actor. I'm so glad you guys had fun with this one! If you guys ever wanted to explore more from him a GREAT one is The Dream Team.
Back in the 80's when Cinemax, Showtime, and HBO showed all of the same movies I would watch this movie at least twice a week. Keaton & Garr are great together and what a great supporting cast. Glad you enjoyed this one. Love the Rocky music when he's making his comeback. Did you notice the tv repair lady was Marla Hooch from A League of Their Own and Annette was Catherine from the Vacation movies?
"Uhm..220/221, whatever it takes" (One of the funniest, deadpanned, most quotable movie lines ever!)
Ha beat me to it lol classic line
I was an Army technician. Believe me, we quoted this line constantly when we would tease new troops straight out of school.
40 years later and my sister and I still say that whenever the subject of home repair comes up.
Yes, great line.
And the circle back line when she (Teri Garr) shoots Him (Michael Keaton) they asked her did she used a 38 she replies a 38 or 39 whatever it takes. CLASSIC
Another Michael Keaton comedy from this same time period is “Gung-Ho.”
Terry Garr is adorable in this. I love the ‘80’s businesswoman look.
My favorite part of Gung Ho was Michael Keaton's invention ideas. He had one to put mayonnaise in the tuna right in the can! Who'd a thought we have that now!
Yeah "Gung Ho" was a good film saw it back in the 80s. It was also about the dying Detroit Car industry.
I think "Gung Ho" which came out several years after this one, and was based somewhat on a real event, was inspired partly by his character in this movie.
Yes - Gung Ho!
@@sandynelson3755…. I think you’re thinking of the movie ‘Night Shift’, which he starred in with Henry Winkler. His character, Billy Blaze (as I remember), had all the crazy ideas he’d say into a little tape recorder. Both funny movies!
A movie every child from the 80s remembers and cherishes :)
Love Michael Keaton! Still making great movies to this day! And Teri Garr - who was an extra/dancer in many Elvis movies! You’d love her in the movie “Tootsie”
Yes, you guys have GOT to see Tootsie!!!
And "Young Frankenstein"!! Teri Garr is fabulous as Inga! "Roll, roll, roll in the hay..." 🤣
@@SwiftFoxProductionsI've had a crush on Teri Garr since 'Star Trek', TOS
Teri Garr was also "Inga' in Mel Brooks' "Young Frankenstein" as well as in Spielberg's "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". She also played Phoebe's (Lisa Kudrow) biological mother on "Friends". It's a bummer that Teri Garr was diagnosed with MS. Some years ago, she had her first appearance on David Letterman in a long while, and it was a chore for her to come out on stage.
@@walteralcaraz5898 She was also the wife in "Oh, God".
"Johnny Dangerously"
1984 ‧ Comedy/Crime Starting Michael Keton is funny.
"You stinking bastiges!" 😂
You and your testicles....lmao
@@honorsilverthorne7227You farging icehole!
I’ve been using the term “fargin icehole” ever since I saw it as a kid…and now that I’m typing it out I hope I’ve been quoting it correctly.
" I can see ... I can see... " 😵🥴🤣
Michael Keaton is great. Beetlejuice, Batman and another comedy that is criminally underrated, The Dream Team.
Don't forget Johnny Dangerously lol.
I love The Dream Team! And Johnny Dangerously!
Night Shift is his best comedy.
@@lindagraham-tuttle6003 Also Gung Ho, Night Shift and Multiplicity
Also Gung Ho and Founder. Founder is not a comedy but is a very interesting movie about how McDonald's got huge.
Another great Michael Keaton movie - Multiplicity is comedy GOLD!
"She touched my Pepe, Steve" 😂
_She touched my Pepe, Steve_
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Great underrated flick!
I like pizza!
Very underrated movie! “4” is the best of the Dougs. 😂
@@CathyHolton-jh1xv "Sometimes when you make a copy from a copy, it's not quite as sharp as the original."
Good movie, John Hughes had a hell of run in the 80's and early 90's. He wrote Mr. Mom and Vacation which both came out in 1983. His career as a director started with Sixteen Candles in 1984.
I didn't know this was a John Hughes movie. That is why it feels so real.
I had such a crush on Teri Garr in the 70's and 80's. From Young Frankenstein and forward...
She even had a bit part on a Star Trek episode (the original).
What great knockers….
@@jamessumita9523Oh, thank you, darling!
"Baby Boom" with Diane Keaton is a fun one too. "Three Men and a Baby" with Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg (Police Academy) and Ted Danson
They would love Three Men and a Baby!
I loved baby boom when I was little..we had it on VHS .. good lord I'm old lol 😂
Baby boom is awesome
@@estills4768 Absolutely! Three Men and a Baby would be a great one for them! ❤
Baby Boom! Love that movie
Michael Keaton is and has been, one of my favorite actors! So glad youre reacting to this.
"9 To 5" should be next!
Michael Keaton is a legend.
You've GOT to do "The Money Pit" with Tom Hanks HILARIOUS!!!! "When will it be done? 2 weeks"
That’s a fantastic company
Yes!!!!!
Yes
My husband is into home improvement and busted laughing at that one!!!😂😂
"Moving" with Richard Pryor too😂
Micheal Keaton is the most underrated actor ever. Ya gotta see Beetlejuice, Batman, The Founder which is about the founder of McDonalds, Night Shift, and his best roll ever...Live from Baghdad.
Love you guys!!!
Night Shift is one of my favorites along with the Dream Team!
Nobody reacts to Night Shift. Shame.
They reacted to Beetlejuice
I would like to see them do a reaction to Batman Returns.
He’s still my favorite Batman and Bruce Wayne. And Batman Returns may be my favorite Batman movie.
And yeah, he should be familiar to you as he played Beetlejuice. Two darker movies of which I like a lot are CLEAN AND SOBER, which is a great movie about addiction and TOUCH & GO, where he plays a professional hockey player. He’s good at playing dark, tough or non-likable characters.
Such a great cast Keaton, Garr, Jeffrey Tambor, Christopher Lloyd, Patti Deutch, Martin Mull, Ann Jillian. Awesome’80s flick
Miriam Flynn, too.
Those noodles he makes are called cellophane noodles.
You get a pot or wok with boiling oil, throw either the package
or a little bit at a time in & the puff up in about three seconds-
they're really good for adding crunchy texture to Chinese food (great with Mongolian Beef).
Also, all Critical Role fans will know that little Kenny (of the woobie) is played by Taliesin Jaffe.
Low budget flick with relatively unknown cast won a lot of hearts for it’s warm, funny story. Keaton’s career would skyrocket after this.
Totally early 80's! My wife and I saw this movie at the mall theater in 1983 on our first official date! Because of that it's a lifetime favorite!
Multiplicity with Michael Keaton is great!
Three Men and a Baby is another awesome "fish. out of water" movie from the 80's. And I'm putting in my usual requests for Adventures of Babysitting and License to Drive. Both hilarious 80's movies with KILLER soundtracks. I know you'll love BOTH of them :). Cheers from Ontario, Canada! :)
Nobody leaves without singing the blues.
Remember, being stressed out as a parent only happens because you are a GOOD parent!
They didn't notice Christopher Lloyd, the future Doc Brown from Back to the Future, and so much more. 🤣 I have been following his career since Taxi. This was SUCH a departure at the time.
I loved Christopher Lloyd in 'Dream Team', where he starred with Michael Keaton, Peter Boyle and Stephen Furst as a group of escaped mental patients, with Dennis Boutsikaris as their therapist. Very funny.
“You’re doing it wrong!” Pretty sure I work that into conversation more than I should.
Night shift-Michael Keaton, Henry Winkler-Hysterical!
Michael Keaton in Multiplicity....how he wasn't nominated for an Oscar is crazy.
Terri Garr was a pretty famous actress in the 80s. But you might remember her from the show Friends, she played Phoebe’s birth mom.
One of his friends in the carpool was Christopher Lloyd whom you might remember from Clue. Keaton and Lloyd were also in the Dream Team together. Lloyd was also in BTTF III (hint, hint 😂).
I worked on an offshore drilling rig in the -80s. I was surprised to find out that all of the roughnecks were addicted to soap operas.
Marines, too.
NFL too.
Early 80s was peak Soap opera addiction.
Well, I wasn't really into the daytime soaps (though I couldn't escape knowing what Luke did to Laura - then they got married - which sort of confirmed to me that I wasn't missing anything) -- BUT ... then there was DALLAS! Soap opera done right!
I was on Okinawa (seeing episodes several weeks after they were shown in America) when the country was obsessed with "Who shot JR?) and we were all "JR's going to get shot???" @@citydweller99
I love this movie so much! I'm so glad you're reacting to it. Very few do. "You fed a baby chili?!?!?!?!"
Fun reaction, Mr Richardson, played by Martin Mull was also in CLUE, which you guys enjoyed a few months ago. I think the best movie for parents is PARENTHOOD, which has a very young Keanu Reeves in it. and stars Steve Martin
"you're not a bum are ya daddy?" .. "nah, but im working on it." LOL
The Incredible Shrinking Woman with Lilly Tomlin is another fun 80's comedy. A "modern" take on the B-movie fad where people /animals/insects were either shrinking or growing to giants.
Of course, some of those old movies would be a fun watch as well.
Life is so much easier with Galaxy Glue 🎶
I absolutely loved The Incredible Shrinking Woman when I was little. I used to watch it on HBO whenever it was on. It made me scared to go anywhere near a garbage disposal for at least a year. 🤣
So true. The Incredible Shrinking Man is a really good movie. Very thought provoking as all good SF is. I love Lily Tomlin's take on it as well.
You guys need to see the movie Multiplicity..... soo funny 😂
ROB SQUAD I HAVE NOT SEEN THIS ONE IN QUITE A FEW YEARS 😮I THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR REACTING TO IT!! ANOTHER GREAT FUN MOVIE WITH MICHAEL KEATON IS CALLED "NIGHT SHIFT", ALSO STARRING HENRY WINKLER (HE PLAYED FONZIE IN HAPPY DAYS)!
MICHAEL KEATON PLAYED BEETLEJUICE! I THINK YOU'VE SEEN AT LEAST ONE OTHER MOVIE WITH HIM IN IT ALSO!!
❤❤❤❤
I was watching Asia and BJ when this alert came up. I ran here to feed the baby chili 🏃🏻♀️😂
Michael Keaton in :
“The Dream Team”
with Christopher Lloyd ( back to the future) , Peter Boyle ( while you were sleeping, everybody loves Raymond)
really sweet, funny.
And Flounder from Animal House rounding out the team.
Peter Boyle, The creature from Young Frankenstein
My wife watches Young and the Restless. Victor and Nikki are STILL on that show! 😂
And the baby, who was Victor's, has been a main character on the show for over 20 years.
I was in a hospital waiting room, and after The Price Is Right was over, it came on and was surprised to see them on there.
@@brianstacey2679the episode I saw in a waiting room had Victor in it, not sure if I saw Nikki, but I did see Cricket and another male character I remember when my grandma used to watch it. Blonde-haired guy, saw him in a montage of videos where Cricket is thinking back to past or recent past. Can’t remember his name, for some reason I’m thinking Doug and I guess he was married or dated Cricket. Never really watched the show since I around 10 or 11 when I was staying at my grandma’s house and probably saw a segment as 13 or 14 year old.
@@JohnnyUtah15 Was it Paul? I had to look it up. My grandma watched Y&R too, among other shows. My sister and I watched with her when we stayed there during the summer and it rained. These characters must be restless, cuz they sure ain’t young. 😂
@@rustybarrel516 ha, yes! I just looked it up, and it is Paul. His real name is Doug, but I didn’t know that lol. So, he’s been on there the second longest after Victor. Haha, yes they sure restless!
Teri Garr was one of my first crushes as a kid.
As soon as I saw Young Frankenstein, I was lost in her.
Me too. I watched David Letterman more because of her.
Same!
It was the sting II that really had me swooning for her! I had the biggest crush on her when I was a kid.
@@seanswinton6242 It's funny to see someone say that. She was the only reason I watched Letterman. I couldn't stand him otherwise.
This movie resonates with me cuz I watched it when I was young...and then found myself being a stay at home dad so my wife could further her career. We also from Detroit
Michael Keaton is the goat. Everything he has done is great, this one, BeatleJuice, the 90s Batman films, his supporting characters in films like The Other Guys & Need For Speed.
The dude is just great!
If it’s got Keaton in it, it’s probably going to be a good time no matter the genre.
Check out GUNG HO for another quirky Keaton comedy from around the same time 👍
Night Shift..
“PROS… We’re all pros here!”.. bawahahaha!..
Michael Keaton in Gung Ho
Very funny and entertaining
When my husband retired several years before me he had to learn to run the house. Initially he was not happy but then learned to be better than me. I so love him for that!
I love this movie! It’s one of those oft forgotten classics of the early 80s. Great reaction.
I loved Teri Garr in Young Frankenstein with Gene Wilder!! A classic!! Hilarious! A must-see. BTW, Michael Keaton is the actor that plays Beetlejuice.
Another good one is " Heaven can wait" starring warren beatty. Jay will enjoy it as the lead character is ( at times) a pro football player.
Heaven Can Wait is a remake of Here Comes Mr Jordan from the forties. In the original he is a boxer instead of a football player
Loved this movie as a kid, love it even more as an adult.
Michael Keaton is in a movie called "Gung Ho" .. so funny, Please review that one.
"I rike you, you make me smile."
@@stebstebanesier6205you make me raff… not smile, but great line and great movie!
My son born in 70's, loved this movie and was a Stay At Home Dad!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
The guy driving the car at the beginning of the movie is Jeffery Tambor. He played the father in law in the movie The Hangover. And the guy playing Larry is Christopher Llyod (Doc Brown from Back To The Future).
The Money Pit (1986) with Tom Hanks is another '80's classic.
YES! So glad you watched this. One of my all-time favorite movies. Michael Keaton is the best!
It's about time! This is a classic! 😁👍
This Gen-Xer remembers seeing the original trailer in the movie theatre; it involved Keaton talking to the camera, (fourth wall) telling the audience the gist of the story, and how he's 'got this', but not using that terminology at the time. 😉
I absolutely roared when I first watched this movie. Michael Keaton ( Beatleguise) has such incredible comic delivery. I loved how it took on women's liberation a bit. We were entering into that time when women were entering the executive world. Even though it was still so far away this movie made fun of it in a way that looked at both male and female roles in a hilarious way. The scene with the chain saw was hilarious. The vacuum and the diaper had me in stitches. In the end they came to appreciate each other's roles. Canadian Grandma Lori. C
I have subbed and paid on patreon for so many different reaction channels. You two are genuine ❤️ you don't want gifts, money, or attention, and you include everyone no favorites. You have been such a huge comfort for me....TY❤❤❤
Never clicked on a video so fast. Love this movie!
I work in a hotel engineering/maintenance for 3 hotels and most of the crew are 20-35 y/o range. Anytime they ask a question that they should know after I answer their question... As I walk away I say 220 or 221 whatever it takes and I chuckle to myself. Knowing they have no clue what I'm talking about....It's a good stress reliever.
Michael Keaton at his best! You should check out Multiplicity.
By far one of my favorite Michael Keaton movies! It's one that I can watch again and again.
This was one of the movies that made everyone think Michael Keaton was too goofy to play 'Batman'...
And every single one of use were completely wrong.
Absolutely my favorite Batman
Never thought that one
I fell in love in this flick and over the moon never to return with Batman
When he returned to the Batman role recently the inner child came out something great happened to me both emotionally and physically, my husband was so happy to see it as I normally don’t get moved to often like that
Love Michael then, still and always
If you have a bizarre need to feel old, the kid with the woobie is now playing D&D on the Critical Role channel.
I was wondering how many critters noticed this. They need to watch The Legend of Vox Machina now.
Wow, haven’t seen this in forever, I remember it being so funny
The part that kills me the most:
“Tough break Jeff…”
“Jack…my name is Jack…”
“…you bet!”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love this movie. For a certain generation, "220/221, whatever it takes" is a classic. Among my friends, if chili is served or comes up in conversation, we always say, "You fed a baby chili?"
I used to watch the Young & The Restless when I was in high school back in the 80s. I got my parents watching it and then I stopped and they still watch it to this day and those characters, Nikki and Victor, are still on it! lol. I love this movie.
Great reaction! My life with Michael keaton and Nicole kidman is a great movie. Tissues are needed for most of the movie! Nobody on UA-cam has reacted to it yet. 😢
Yes that was such a good movie. Tissues are a must.
Brutal on the tears
Teri Garr is one of my very actresses. Beautiful woman. Funny. In so many great movies.
Funny enough to the kid who played Kenny "blanket son" is a voice actor for Vox Machina, a founding member of Critical Role & a voice actor for several video games.
Keaton was one of the Batmans and was The Vulture in Spider-man Homecoming, and starred in Beetlejuice! One of his co-workers was the professor in Back To The Future. The wife, Teri Garr was in Close Encounters, Oh God (with John Denver), and Tootsie, among others!! Great movie!
He's also in "Johnny Dangerously" with the yummy Marilu Henner.
Did you not recognize Christopher Lloyd?
Kenny Butler was played by Taliesen Jaffe, who is one of the cast of the popular "Critical Role" channel on Twitch /UA-cam.
I'm so used to seeing Ann Jillian with blonde hair going back as far as the sitcom, "It's a Living".
30:37 Hollywood invented "silencers".
They don't exist in real life.
There does exist "suppressors" that lower the decibels for safer hearing, but they are still loud.
I love Mr Mom ! I can recall a hard day that I had watching over my then 1 year old son, I was fixing him lunch, I heated up one of those Gerber meal tubs of Frank and beans and I put oj in his sippy cup. But I didn't delude the juice with water just gave my 1 year old son orange juice straight from concentrate. Oh boy did I pay the price for that mistake after lunch, I took him outside to play on the swing set a little bit before his nap time and that is when I noticed his lunch went through his body and drenched his Pamper like a bullet train and was running down his fat chubby baby leg. I rushed him to the bathroom at breakneck speed and I had to give him an unscheduled bath cuz of my dumb mistake of not deluding his juice in his sippy cup. That was a one time thing and never happened again. I let him play in the tub to make up for not being able to play in the yard. I got him out of the bath. Dried him off, put a clean Pamper and diaper shirt on him, and laid him down for his afternoon nap. Luckily for me the bath tucked Tony out. I put Lion King on the DVD for him to watch in bed and it didn't take long for him to konk out. I cleaned up the mess I had made rushing the baby from the back glass door to the hallway bathroom. I just wanted to share that experience with you guys, I can look back at the moment then now and laugh about it, but not at the time it happened I couldn't. It was just one of those kind of things. I was a first time daddy back then trying to figure out despite my learning disability how to rear a baby that happened to be my own kid then. I honestly don't think I would have been able to handle 3 kids much less 1 kid. 1 kid for someone like me was too much for me. I have mad respect for both of you two guys dealing with your own kids. I couldn't wait for my kid to grow out of the Pamper stage and potty trained already, it wore on my nerves, but I got through it Luckily and survived babyhood. I am getting a vasectomy so I don't have to make anymore babies I have to raise again by myself. I love kids but I don't have the nerves anymore to be a daddy again. 1 time was enough for me.
You sound just like my younger brother (37) wants a vasectomy too
He had a baby who died at 6 months old
Now has a son 9 years old
He wants zero more
I think more and more young men and men should do it until they are emotionally, mentally, psychologically, physically and financially ready with a healthy partner although nothing is promised and perfect in this life
Michael Keaton..”Pacific Heights”..great movie,very relevant today..
You gonna do it all in 220?
Yeah you know, 220, 221. Whatever it takes.
I still quote that today. No one knows what I'm quoting but you got to keep such a great line alive for anyone that might hear.
Don't forget the 38 - 39 - whatever it takes
This is going to be so much fun! Settles in with my drink and a blankie!
Michael Keaton also… the original Batman, Beetlejuice and so many more good pictures he has done. BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE is due for release in September. Watch the first movie it is a ride and then watch the teaser trailer just released. He is maniacal in the role, my favorite next to Batman. Bothe directed by Tim Burton. ❤
Kenny (the kid with the woobie) was played by Taliesin Jaffee, who now does writing & voice acting for anime & video games (where you've probably heard him without realizing it), but he is best known for being one of the actors who make up Critical Role.
An old friend was a nanny for Ron Howard when he made his first few movies, including a funny one "GUNG HO" with Michael Keaton. She told me Keaton was so nice and funny!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
'80's King of Comedy John Hughes wrote another one I've never seen before this. Another mostly forgotten National Lampoon college romp. But then he wrote this hit, & after "Vacation", before he got behind the camera for classics like "Sixteen Candles", " The Breakfast Club", "Uncle Buck", & later "Home Alone" to name a few, if didn't know? This a rare reaction to my introduction to Hughes in theater at 12 yro. I was blessed. Appreciate it!
See ya!
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Not sure how well it has aged, but I remember "Multiplicity" being another fun early Michael Keaton movie.
Also, FWIW, that was an old vacuum for the era, but they lasted a long time ... made of solid components that could be repaired. Same with the TV. Things are designed now so they won't last and can't be repaired. As for the food you didn't recognize, that was crispy rice noodles. Delish, but it needs to be with something saucy and flavorful, otherwise it's like eating fiberglass.
Ahhhh....the old days of soaps!! During summer break I would watch them with my grandma. We lived on a farm...so after lunch my grandma would put us kids in the den to help her snap snaps or shell butter beans while we watched soaps...LOL!! I actually enjoyed it!! Good memories with grandma!! Mornings were for canning because it was cooler..but after lunch...soaps and snaps...LOL!!
The Summer of 1984 My cousin Gilbert and Myself would hangout together. If we didn't go out we'd watch HBO...we watched Mr. Mom and Risky Business everytime it was aired that Summer lol
This movie has a special place in my heart as Gilbert passed away 2 years ago and this reminds me of our times of that Summer before our junior year in high school. Fun movie and some great fun times. RIP Gil.
Thanks for reacting to this movie.
I am like Jay, I would have gone for the win at the company party lol
Keaton movie favorite that doesn't get as much love as deserved: My Life, with Nicole Kidman, drama. very good.
Michael Keaton is a familiar name? Dang, it’s Batman! And Beetleguise! And a host of others, check out Gung Ho with him, it’s one of those quirky wonders.
Michael Keaton is such a great actor. I'm so glad you guys had fun with this one! If you guys ever wanted to explore more from him a GREAT one is The Dream Team.
Micheal Keaton is Batman in the 1989 movie also he is in the Dream Team which is hilarious
Mr. Mom =
Michael Keaton!!
a young
1. Beetlejuice
2.Batman
The Michael Keaton::
- Beetlejuice
- Batman
- Birdman
And a slew of others ! Love him.❤
The Vulture
White Noise and Dope Sick (which he won awards for)
Back in the 80's when Cinemax, Showtime, and HBO showed all of the same movies I would watch this movie at least twice a week. Keaton & Garr are great together and what a great supporting cast. Glad you enjoyed this one. Love the Rocky music when he's making his comeback. Did you notice the tv repair lady was Marla Hooch from A League of Their Own and Annette was Catherine from the Vacation movies?
A good Michael Keaton movie is “American Assassin”. A dark and gritty thriller.
Also "Pacific Heights," "Clean & Sober," and the RomCom "Touch & Go."
So is White Noise and Dope Sick
35:03 angel hair pasta. 🍝 it was the latest thing in the 80s. I was invited to a dinner party and my friend served it.🤣
Did you recognize Christopher Lloyd (Doc Brown from Back to the Future) as one of his coworkers at the beginning?
Michael Keaton was the first BATMAN in movie!!
Won Oscar for comeback film "BIRDMAN"
HILARIOUS in "NIGHT SHIFT&😂😂😂😂😅😅😄😆
Great John Hughes classic
Fun fact...Teri Garr used to be an extra (dancer) in several Elvis movies. She is seen best in Viva Las Vegas.
Doc Brown from Back to the future was in the backseat on the way to work.
“South to drop off, north to pick up” 😅😅
Classic ! Amber and Jay check out the other classic 80s comedy with Michael Keaton called Gung Ho
I freaking love this movie. When Keaton gives the blanket, woobie, speech. Next thing you know you're strung out on bedspreads... dead 😂
Several good Michael Keaton movies: "Beetlejuice" "Gung Ho" the first "Batman" "Jack Frost" "Mulitplicity"
And White Noise, Dope Sick
Me, having seen this dozens of times: “My woobie!!”
Still feel it.
Here at 1 minute in . I am really looking forward to this reaction ❤
He was in Night Shift with Henry Winkler and Shelly Long.