so THIS is part three in drews sequels that arent sequels series. you can tell because the actor is completely different and the plot has nothing to do with the other entries.
I think they are all great, I just hope they release a DVD of all of them in one. That would be great! Especially if it's on BLURAY. It would bring my family together for many laughs at our Valentine's dinner, maybe they will finally stay to. I just wish the free candy here actually tasted good, they say I'm not even supposed to taste it and just swallow it, what boring candy.
imagine the dead child in the beginning just hated baseball and his dad forced him to play, and when he told his had he didnt want to play anymore his dad took off his training wheels and shoved him directly into oncoming traffic
What a twisted prick! Killing a boy and just watching the couple in pain. He even has the balls to ask “which one is yours?” To a middle aged man watching a baseball game.
Stan is THE writing mood tho. Typing two words and saying “screw it, I’m outta here?” That is the most relatable thing about writing I’ve ever seen in a movie tbh
Every time I sit down to write and then give up without getting much done I can hear Danny say “Stan’s not writing shit today”. Stan is a little too relatable at times 😅
"The night was..." is my favorite movie example, from _Throw Mama From The Train_ "The night was hot, wait no, the night, the night was humid. The night was humid, no wait, hot, hot. The night was hot. The night was hot and wet, wet and hot." & it goes on from there, eventually ending up with -spoiler- sultry lol
It’s adorable that Danny cries everytime the little girl gets adopted and is so mad about crying about it, but not because he thinks it makes him look weak, but because he thinks the movie isn’t worth crying over
Danny is unironically more strong than any “alpha male” UA-cam channel… because he doesn’t even have to try. He doesn’t have to put on a front of strength and confidence, he just naturally is confident and unafraid to be goofy or cry or care if people think he’s not masculine for it. He’s just himself and chill and it speaks volumes about his confidence, unlike alphas who are obsessed with how they’re being perceived.
Plot twist: Stan is actually so emotionally unstable because he is worried that the police will find out that he intentionally pushed his son into oncoming traffic where Sam ran him over.
The rest of the movie absolutely should have been Stan’s ever-increasing rage at his continued failed attempts to destroy the lamp. It should have been like a Warner bros cartoon and he gets bigger tools each time like a jackhammer and then a steamroller and industrial shredders, like he has to literally drive to these locations, and each time the wife just slaps her forehead, riding along with him in the car, saying “Stan no stop it”
I'm pretty sure it's the plot of one of the episodes of Amazing World Of Gumball Spoiler It ends with them trying to destroy the thing with whatever machinery is used to destroy cars And it fails
tearfully begging him "Stan no, Stan wait, stop it, Stan-" and like, just kind of half-heartedly jogging behind his car as he's driving (in my head, he is driving so slowly that she is actually kind of keeping pace with him, if not just like, 15 feet behind the car)
“See? It’s just a lamp! Nothing magical about it!” Stan says as he chucks the lamp into an active volcano, only to walk back to his car and see it buckled up in the backseat.
@frankisnot1148 yeah it was a super ugly vase gifted by their grandparents, in the end it breaks by Nicole just dropping it, that's when they learn it was filled with someone's ashes
If he's written successful books already he has passive income from the sales of those books. I'm guessing that a publisher wouldn't be bugging him to finish a book if it's his first one.
That’s the part of this movie that really got me. Stan is explicitly depicted as being an abusive husband and is emotionally volatile because he won’t allow himself to overcome his grief. THAT should have been the solution. The movie should have ended with Stan realizing this and working on processing his grief, but the way it’s actually written, it seems like Stan is only okay because he replaced his dead son and got a new kid who he can project onto.
@@silly_.rabbit2 Miss Esther’s totally in on it- she probably tips him off about what house to go to, and he just spies on them until they rub the lamp. And then he just hoofs it over there as fast as possible
imagine if the janitor was the guy who did a hit-and-run that killed the kid. so he was at the funeral knowing what he did and checked up on him through the movie, and hired the genie to help the dad
I know... I think the janitor is secretly behind everything and he’s just weaving his web of manipulation the whole time😂😭 I have to believe he has evil intentions lmfao
That scene where Charles is making toast is probably the most realistic scene in the movie. I feel like any old person with a really cheery mood would compliment their own toast to themself.
The flashback really implies that the dad took off the training wheels for the first time and then immediately just pushed him right into oncoming traffic, like the dad definitely killed the kid and it just doesn't say it outright
@@TheDonutMan3000 LMAO parenting is a learning experience. My dad taught me how to ride a bike in a not so busy street and I went face first into a mailbox.
There is one good thing about this movie. Stan has good character consistency. You know something will happen, and he will get angry, throw something and storm away.
@@calowenby1654 Checking IMDB, this movie has a lot of folks who have been really good actors. I'm assuming everyone in this thing just needed a quick paycheck. Which I don't begrudge. They're being a lot more responsible with their finances than Stan.
Feel like if you're stuck in writer's block because of unbearable grief, jumping in with "Happiness is..." is just deliberately setting yourself up to fail.
Plot twist: Charles is just Ester's husband that she sent to help the family, and whenever he "disappears" he just crouches behind the nearest object and hides.
red flag- indeed. Throwing something is the first step to abuse. Her flinching means he’s done it before or that she feels at risk of being harmed, absolutely abuse. It’s not okay and it makes me hate this movie.
Swindel I never said or implied that they intended for it to come across that way. In fact, them never addressing his temper tantrums is enabling of abusers whether they intended it or not:
Am I the only one who flinches all the time, just because? Like, I keep going through the comments saying the flinching is a red flag, so I guess I just flinch more than the average person lmao
When Stan is standing up after giving away the glove, holding his chest, like a bunch of scenarios went through my head including but not limited to; "fuck my heartburn is back" and "his heart grew three sizes that day-"
This movie actually didn’t seem that bad compared to other ones he’s reacted to on this channel. I didn’t find the plot holes or writing to be too awful. Again, watching bad movie commentary from him and Drew and Kurtis probably set the bar low lol
@@killerqueendopamine depends on how you take it, I think most of the top comments being heavily annoyed with Stan just getting a redemption arc after 2 years of being an asshole paints the picture.
i feel like we brushed over the whole “and you don’t hit people” bit in this awful movie way too quickly. josh was implied to have a whole storyline of being violently abused and then it was never brought up again, stan just decides to adopt josh in the end like HUH?
I like how they also gloss over the whole “youre a creepy old guy always watching our baseball games why “ and stan just is like “tHATS NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS” like how is that.. not their business
okay but why is nobody talking about the part at 20:20 where josh mentions him hitting her when he didn’t? Is that ever explained in the movie or is it just a very weird moment?
Okay this movie definitely is weird, but that scene of Charles smiling at the door was adorable and made me instantly love him. Also Danny's reenactment of that cracked me up lol ALSO also, I like to think those two Danny's went on to play the RE2 remake together as zombies.
Then one day you wake up in a horse drawn carriage, one if the 4 other gentlemen say to you "finally, your awake, you were trying to cross the border, right? Walked right into an ambush same as us..."
Theory: Sam is the one who hit Eddie with his car and he died in the car crash too. Sam was at the cemetery because he felt so bad about his demise of Eddie. Sam decides to try to inspire Stan and he does his job. He does not work at the cemetery or the park he works at a factory and he was coming home from work in that outfit. I'm getting wayyyy to into this
"At least I'm not a crazy dog guy. I've seen you at our practices talking to your dog" Honey, the man sits at a ball field watching a bunch of little girls. Talking to his dog is the least of his problems.
I'm SO glad someone said it. All of that is straight up abuse, especially just getting on your wife for trying to connect with you while you've been moping for two years, and actively ruining something she believes in. What a dick.
I THINK that since she was a foster kid so maybe she was mixing up stan yelling with a traumatic experience with someone abusing her? Idk. My bst guess.
Theory: the lamp/Stan/Charles/jagey1iteluwfhdus is messing with his life and makes stuff happen to worsen his life and consequentially persuade him to make the wish/try to better his lofe
Stanley is literally just abusive??? He makes her feel guilty for asking him about the book and the garage, intimidates her by using violence (e.g. destroying the lamp) and just in general yells a bit too much
24:54 So they adopt her, and then one day she picks up rollerskating or smth and Stan pushes her into the road and she gets hit by a car and dies. The Lamp 2 "Oh no, he did it again"
Anybody worried that (since 2 years passed) Stan 1. Slept in his son's bed for 2 years 2. Didn't pay his credit card bill for 2 years 3. hasn't done the devil's tango in 2 years so the wife is probably having an affair
with the way Stan was acting, you'd think the son had died *last week*. I get that it's traumatic to see your young child die and that pain doesn't just go away, but I can't imagine how you get by for 2 years without paying your bills or getting any work done, not to mention he's still sleeping in his son's bed
I legitimately thought the coach was gonna take his shirt off and give it to Stan. Like "well, if you're the coach now you get to wear the oversized blue pollo"
I have a theory that Sam and Charles are the same type of “Messenger” and it was initially Sam’s job to coach Stan and Charles’ job to coach Lisa (the lamp is actually not relevant at all to his appearing), which is why Charles disappeared when Stan came into the room initially. But Sam failed so hard at trying to convince Stan to move on that Charles decided he needed to appear to Stan and help him as well as Lisa
Grief is so difficult to process. When my boyfriend died… me, his mother and father, and brothers all handled it very differently. It’s been a year and half, and while I see his father occasionally he’s told me it hurts to be around me because it reminds me to much of his son. His mother and I grab coffee and catch up at least once a month. There were times in the first few months after he died that there was short tempers and lashing out, especially from his dad. I know the dad in this movie was an asshole, but having gone through a death myself I can understand it. He knows deep down how cruel he’s being but I know how it feels to be imprisoned in your own grief.
Comrade ShadowKat the girl screamed out saying that whole you hit me thing but it really didn’t make sense. Like if she called the authorities sure but they just wrote it in
My theory is that it is supposed to be a hint that she was abused in her previous living situation. I only think that because of how Stan reacts to her saying that. Still, it's poorly written if that is what they're trying to communicate.
Connor Brown the very beginning wasn’t so bad, even the camera work was ok. (Perhaps also because no one was talking) But it went bad very fast. Around the time of the grainy flashback they started to lose me and then when he goes to the baseball field alone to creepily watch other people’s kids was where it took a nose dive for me.
as a Sam, I can confirm that we are all weird old creepy janitors who don't seem to work anywhere in particular. we also provide emotional support to people who love baseball and have lost there son.
Danny after Lisa introduces Charles: You can't just introduce someone like that! Stan doesn't know who he is. Also Danny: (introduces Ms. Esther out of the blue as though we've met her before)
Probably a trauma/neurodivergent thing, but seeing every other character visibly flinch away in terror when Stan gets angry legit sets off my fight or flight. He’s outwardly depicted as aggressive and violent whenever he’s mad, throws and breaks things, screams at his wife, and puts his hands on a little girl while shouting at her, but it’s all somehow instantly forgiven at the end even though he does NOTHING to redeem himself or prove that he’s changed? And at the end, the cure to his grief is adopting another kid (who he completely snapped at) to replace his son, and not THERAPY??? Thanks, I hate it.
Hey small child, will you help me sort through my things?
-5 seconds later-
WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU, YOU SHOULDN'T TOUCH PEOPLE'S THINGS!
no no, she can, he said she can, he just, doesn't want her to
i screamed reading this lol
But you CAN just touch other people’s things!!!!
Ah yes the attitude of an entitaled antivaxx karen.
*entitled
not only did the boy like baseball, he was baseball.
Pea Jay hi phoebe it’s lillian
lillian grace omg you found me
Pea Jay hi phoebe it’s audy
alright GUYS STOP STALKING ME
love baseball? i am baseball
so THIS is part three in drews sequels that arent sequels series. you can tell because the actor is completely different and the plot has nothing to do with the other entries.
This is genius
I think they are all great, I just hope they release a DVD of all of them in one. That would be great! Especially if it's on BLURAY. It would bring my family together for many laughs at our Valentine's dinner, maybe they will finally stay to. I just wish the free candy here actually tasted good, they say I'm not even supposed to taste it and just swallow it, what boring candy.
LMAO
this is the best fucking comment
Best comment.
Janitor - “Which kid is yours?”
Stanley - “Uhh, I haven’t decided yet”
Lmao he actually does omfg
nice job taking someone elses comment bud
@@zthefurmy guy, this comment was a year ago.
@@Mystery_luvv yup
@@zthefurboo hoo this is an old joke.
imagine the dead child in the beginning just hated baseball and his dad forced him to play, and when he told his had he didnt want to play anymore his dad took off his training wheels and shoved him directly into oncoming traffic
hol up- that's a very dark plot that actually has a chance to be true 😃🤚🏼
I’m dead lol.
Best comment ever!
But why did you put Imagine?
@@8Nmedia so is his son
@@tigerkat4419 So am i for laughing
Sounds like something he's would do, maybe with a hammer? He seems insane.
"Which one's yours?'
he says 2 years after he watches Stan mourn for his dead son
Derp Lord 💀💀💀
@@susanheffley5656 Uhhh.... I'M SCARED
@@susanheffley5656 Okay, so we're going there today
MadGirlInBlack what
@@carlee2054 He sent skulls meaning dead. Kinda scared me for a moment.
Plot twist: Sam was the one who drove over the kid to kickstart the movie
I SPIT OUT MY DRINK 😂😂😂
Moritz R HAHA
...and he decided to help out the guy who lost his child out of guilt
I choked on my Cheeto when I read this
What a twisted prick! Killing a boy and just watching the couple in pain. He even has the balls to ask “which one is yours?” To a middle aged man watching a baseball game.
Stan is THE writing mood tho. Typing two words and saying “screw it, I’m outta here?” That is the most relatable thing about writing I’ve ever seen in a movie tbh
Every time I sit down to write and then give up without getting much done I can hear Danny say “Stan’s not writing shit today”. Stan is a little too relatable at times 😅
so true
"The night was..." is my favorite movie example, from _Throw Mama From The Train_
"The night was hot, wait no, the night, the night was humid. The night was humid, no wait, hot, hot. The night was hot. The night was hot and wet, wet and hot." & it goes on from there, eventually ending up with -spoiler- sultry lol
True lmao
About to say this is just the story of my AO3 account.
never ask a woman: her age
a man: his salary
Charles: if he is a genie
This is a underrated comment
@@yolkyostritch1692 ah yes
I am Chara
more like new.
nah..we gotta ask the age.. *Twitter cancelling everyone*
@I am Chara more like
no one asked
"You can't just make a book full of 1,000 questions"
Tell that to the school system
^ω^
i feel like i shouldn’t like this because then it would go for 666 to 667 ughhhh
What is... science?
What is an electro-magnetic pulse?
What is a gremlin?
Why are we around?
Wait a minute-
How did this comment get so popular?
Phoenix Fox because of liberals
Your wife comes home with a lamp:
1: throw it
2: DIVORCE
Metalviper 70 , I choose option 3, no one can stop me!
Both
Both
*episode ads have entered the chat*
Nobody can stop me from doing both
It’s adorable that Danny cries everytime the little girl gets adopted and is so mad about crying about it, but not because he thinks it makes him look weak, but because he thinks the movie isn’t worth crying over
Crying is for strong people who aren’t afraid to be vulnerable 💪💪💪💪💯
@@notaspacecow 👏💯
I am the same way with My Girl. I cry so hard and it’s infuriating.
Love that! No toxic masculinity on Dannys channel
Danny is unironically more strong than any “alpha male” UA-cam channel… because he doesn’t even have to try. He doesn’t have to put on a front of strength and confidence, he just naturally is confident and unafraid to be goofy or cry or care if people think he’s not masculine for it. He’s just himself and chill and it speaks volumes about his confidence, unlike alphas who are obsessed with how they’re being perceived.
Stan’s wife: *literally breathes*
Stan: OH SO YOU WANNA NAG ME NOW
Stan wife: *sleeps*
Stan: OH SO YOU WANNA NAG ME NOW!?!?
Stan's wife: (dies and haunts stans dreams)
Stan: OH SO YOU WANNA NAG ME NOW
Stan : **Has a wife**
Stan: OH SO YOU WANNA NAG ME NOW?
I too don't wanna fight. Let me start one though
Stan’s wife: Exists in the universe
Stan: OH SO YOU WANNA NAG ME NOW
Imagine cleaning out some dudes garage and you find a glove. Then he goes full *rage* mode.
I mean Jesus you look at him and he goes full rage mode
no one:
literally no one
him:DONT TOUCH THAT GLOVE PUT IT BACK ALXXJSKSNNR
@@samanthas482 yeah where do you wanna go i'll tag along
@@paisley4197 niceee
I would get very sad :(
Plot twist: Stan is actually so emotionally unstable because he is worried that the police will find out that he intentionally pushed his son into oncoming traffic where Sam ran him over.
Dark, but... what a great plot idea
That would actually make a really good movie
couldve been a great horror movie but they needed those sweet sweet family friendly ratings
then he bounced
@Wicked Program why not just edit the word wtf
The rest of the movie absolutely should have been Stan’s ever-increasing rage at his continued failed attempts to destroy the lamp. It should have been like a Warner bros cartoon and he gets bigger tools each time like a jackhammer and then a steamroller and industrial shredders, like he has to literally drive to these locations, and each time the wife just slaps her forehead, riding along with him in the car, saying “Stan no stop it”
I'm pretty sure it's the plot of one of the episodes of Amazing World Of Gumball
Spoiler
It ends with them trying to destroy the thing with whatever machinery is used to destroy cars
And it fails
tearfully begging him "Stan no, Stan wait, stop it, Stan-" and like, just kind of half-heartedly jogging behind his car as he's driving (in my head, he is driving so slowly that she is actually kind of keeping pace with him, if not just like, 15 feet behind the car)
“See? It’s just a lamp! Nothing magical about it!” Stan says as he chucks the lamp into an active volcano, only to walk back to his car and see it buckled up in the backseat.
And the lamp gets bigger each time
@frankisnot1148 yeah it was a super ugly vase gifted by their grandparents, in the end it breaks by Nicole just dropping it, that's when they learn it was filled with someone's ashes
Moral of this movie: its okay to hurt others when youre grieving as long as you adopt an orphan in the end
This comment made me laugh so much lol😂
lol
My god this is just like that spooky house movie.
Moral of the story: dont. take off training wheels
Sounds about right
The real question is how do they afford that house on the salary of a gym employee &an out-of-work writer?
If he's written successful books already he has passive income from the sales of those books. I'm guessing that a publisher wouldn't be bugging him to finish a book if it's his first one.
Sounds like an episode of House hunters ᕙ( • ‿ • )ᕗ
@@homelander4375 I feel like you're the least capable at deciphering sarcasm, dry humor, &rhetorical questions from 'relevant questions' tbh.
@@homelander4375 i'm gonna have ti agree with liz here your kinda a dumbass
@@homelander4375 i feel like you're just upset liz broke you down like that
Just your average movie about replacing your dead son with a girl you saw while creeping around the baseball field
Yep
@GaMeKniGhT 101 hehe 69
Ella Casey so true
Haha reading this comment 5 seconds into the video. This will be interesting
It’s literally the same as the book the twelfth angle with extra stuff. It’s a great book and this doesn’t do it justice.
i actually don’t think stan should be allowed to adopt a child considering his unchecked anger issues have yet to be addressed.
like the ending is cute in theory but honestly stan is such a scary character. 😭
Nah the movie will tell you “just believe”, so make do with that I guess idk
fr like that girl was literally backed into a wall and cowering. she also did in fact say he hit her, and i dont trust his pov.
@@jeanettelori1439 He did smack her hand, that's probably what she's referring too.
That’s the part of this movie that really got me. Stan is explicitly depicted as being an abusive husband and is emotionally volatile because he won’t allow himself to overcome his grief. THAT should have been the solution. The movie should have ended with Stan realizing this and working on processing his grief, but the way it’s actually written, it seems like Stan is only okay because he replaced his dead son and got a new kid who he can project onto.
This movie is literally a dramatic Sims lmao
Grant Clayton 💀💀💀
i WOULD like ur comment but its at 420 so heres an imaginary like
Especially the music
Reminds me of novelas 😂
HSJSKD TRUEEE
He was offended because he wanted people to know that he wasn't a genie
He was a magical therapist
Underrated
he wants people to know he worked hard for that degree
Omg that makes so much sense. I wish I had a threapist that made house calls.
TED X speaker
magical marriage counseller
I like to believe that Charles isn’t magical, and whenever he “disappears” he’s just under a table or something.
Like some Kuroko no basket stuff
I just laughed very loud at 1:46 am. Thank you
And he just magically knows which house to go to when the lamp is rubbed or some shit
Also he probably breaks into houses
@@silly_.rabbit2 Miss Esther’s totally in on it- she probably tips him off about what house to go to, and he just spies on them until they rub the lamp. And then he just hoofs it over there as fast as possible
@@ally939 oh okay
imagine if the janitor was the guy who did a hit-and-run that killed the kid. so he was at the funeral knowing what he did and checked up on him through the movie, and hired the genie to help the dad
Then asked the dad which kid is his lmao
Hiring a genie is really funny to me
@@Mario_432 power move
@@veryferalthinggotta keep him on his toes
Wow ok kinda like Dead to me!
I like how the Janitor watches the funeral and then asks the dad if he has a kid on the baseball field.
The worst scene,by far was when the father became the coach in 3 seconds,and tf was the last scene😂
lol even if he did have another kid after the funeral he would be 1-2. Not old enough to play Little League
Lol, I didn't even think about that the first time I watched this! 😂
I know... I think the janitor is secretly behind everything and he’s just weaving his web of manipulation the whole time😂😭 I have to believe he has evil intentions lmfao
Dam you beat me to it lol the savageness in the writing is apparent 😭
“I don’t wanna fight.”
“I don’t wanna fight either.”
Danny: And then they start fighting
MrRabbit idk if this is a compliment or you’re saying my comment is trash, either way, thank you
bruh that sent me 💀
.....I like ur profile pic
Eden Cline thank you :)
-Danny Gonzalez 2019
“I don’t want to fight.”
“I don’t either.”
**starts fighting**
HAHAHAH
_discord user, its annoying to have the double *_
Kyle 13-10 I added the extra one because people might get confused. I added it on purpose but yeah, I use discord
@@eimiku3011 -yeah but it is annoying when it accidentally happens-
That's an abusive relationship
The craziest thing is that the budget for this movie was $1mill, and not $15K
*WHAT*
@@redRuxx Facts!
huh
You accidentally added the letter K at the end of your post
How much of it was for drugs to keep everyone motivated to continue working?
Me: mom, can we watch Aladdin?
My mom: no, we have Aladdin at home
Aladdin at home:
Stan: Listen to your mom kid.
what about that weird creppy cartoon rip off one? That one is even worse Lmao.
@Falling Angel UWU I think its callee "Alibaba"
@@Qinglady-ue6wm oh not the worst one then ua-cam.com/video/ipdqwcqG7hQ/v-deo.html
this and 'Aladin' which is just a MESS.
danny needs to make a video on it lmao
This movie might have been made in 2011, but it FEELS like a 90s movie
Even in the 90s this movie would be considered a retro movie
It's because of the baseball.
Why?
Lama nah this movie doesn’t have that kinda class let’s be honest this movie was made in 2003
IKR
Stan is literally the most unlikable protagonist I ever seen
One word, Oscar
School days
Sierra Burgess is atleast the runner up though
I think the protags from loving the bad man and faith like potatoes r both worse :/
This movie sucks
That scene where Charles is making toast is probably the most realistic scene in the movie. I feel like any old person with a really cheery mood would compliment their own toast to themself.
Honestly everyone should though. Truly appreciating the little things. Fire.
Young person here
I compliment my own toast all the time. That shit slaps
Stan’s wife: *looks at him*
Stan: Oh-Ho-Ho! Okay! Ooh, well, so you wanna do it the hard way, huh?
Stan: OH SO YOU WANNA NAG ME NOW EH!?
OH HO HO! Cause he’s...Santa.
(Yeets newspaper) OH HO HO
@@superstellarhere Stanta
Charles: don’t even think about it, cowboy.
The flashback really implies that the dad took off the training wheels for the first time and then immediately just pushed him right into oncoming traffic, like the dad definitely killed the kid and it just doesn't say it outright
Ikr you don’t teach your kid how to ride a bike that close to a street. Go to a park dude...
That's what I thought! If I were teaching a kid to ride without training wheels I would hold onto the handle bars I wouldn't shove them in the road.
@@Whatareyoudoinnhere udbdosm
I know what you mean but i cant help but see *not raining wheels*
@@bananapudding1367 NOT RAININ' WHEELS
Hallelujah, not rainin' wheels
@@TheDonutMan3000 LMAO parenting is a learning experience. My dad taught me how to ride a bike in a not so busy street and I went face first into a mailbox.
“She rubs the lamp, and then a mysterious man shows up at the door...”
Will Smith: *It’s rewind time*
OMFG🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s hilarious
IM DEAD
I JUST CACKLED
sensitive. enjolras hahahahaha
the cursive singing is, hands down, the funniest thing in this movie
CURSIVE SINGING IM SCREAMING
I remember when your heart was ✨frozeeeehhhhhgghn✨
There is one good thing about this movie. Stan has good character consistency. You know something will happen, and he will get angry, throw something and storm away.
How does this have 250 likes and no replies lol
OH SO YA WANNA NAG ME NOW
You forgot to add throwing something over his shoulders or staring intensely at baseball players or a computer 😂😂😂too consistent
I GOT TO GO
Very true.
Eddie wouldn't have died if he had power balance bracelets.
yes😢🥺
LOL
nick bolton should make an ad about the power balance bracelets
Holy shit man
Yeah, or if he had been eating 4 dates daily.
To be fair, the man who plays Stan is not a bad actor, he played an abusive husband so well that he managed to make all of us despise him lol.
It still shocks me that he’s played by Pink from Dazed and Confused. I mean, I can see how they’re the same person, but still.
@@calowenby1654 Checking IMDB, this movie has a lot of folks who have been really good actors. I'm assuming everyone in this thing just needed a quick paycheck. Which I don't begrudge. They're being a lot more responsible with their finances than Stan.
Yeah that's what I was thinking, the guy looked quite convincing in almost every scene
Nobody cares but 1k is satisfying to press
@@Blwbelle you seem to care if you read the entire comment-
Feel like if you're stuck in writer's block because of unbearable grief, jumping in with "Happiness is..." is just deliberately setting yourself up to fail.
Plot twist: Charles is just Ester's husband that she sent to help the family, and whenever he "disappears" he just crouches behind the nearest object and hides.
I love this so much.
I am Kazaam!
Plot Twist: Sam is actually Ester's husband and Charles is her lover.
And Sam is their child
One problem,
He's one tall Dude .
Like Really tall
Like the actor is 6 foot 4 and one half.
danny and drew are slowly becoming movie critics and i’m here for it
Im the 666th like oof
I’m here for it too
boo it’s me sis
yeah and i’m glad it’s oldish movies too!
they’re becoming the new cinemasins
Stan is literally checking all the boxes of an abusive husband. When Lisa flinched, that was a red sign.
red flag- indeed. Throwing something is the first step to abuse. Her flinching means he’s done it before or that she feels at risk of being harmed, absolutely abuse. It’s not okay and it makes me hate this movie.
@@jostewart3192 it's a terrible movie with bad actors I highly doubt they've added a domestic abuse undercurrent.
Swindel I never said or implied that they intended for it to come across that way. In fact, them never addressing his temper tantrums is enabling of abusers whether they intended it or not:
That's what death does to ya
Am I the only one who flinches all the time, just because? Like, I keep going through the comments saying the flinching is a red flag, so I guess I just flinch more than the average person lmao
When Stan is standing up after giving away the glove, holding his chest, like a bunch of scenarios went through my head including but not limited to; "fuck my heartburn is back" and "his heart grew three sizes that day-"
The movie is weird but I liked the premise of the genie tricking them into fixing their life themselves
This movie actually didn’t seem that bad compared to other ones he’s reacted to on this channel. I didn’t find the plot holes or writing to be too awful. Again, watching bad movie commentary from him and Drew and Kurtis probably set the bar low lol
@@killerqueendopamine so true, this movie seems pretty enjoyable (at least Danny's video about it, I'm not sure about the movie on its own)
@@killerqueendopamine depends on how you take it, I think most of the top comments being heavily annoyed with Stan just getting a redemption arc after 2 years of being an asshole paints the picture.
He's not a genie you idiot.
1k after a year!
*watches kids play baseball*
“Which one’s yours?”
“I don’t know. Haven’t decided yet.”
😂😂😂
Jisoos christ
Dika Shafira Hidayat are you a bp stan? 😂
Omg lol
i dont get i- OOOOOOOOOF
Stanley: "I don't wanna fight."
Stanley: _[goes full douche mode, and destroys a lamp only just because he saw it.]_
lamphobia
Like 1000!
@@brandonwithnell612 LOL
As a person who was a foster kid in the custody of a lot of creepy people. This makes my skin crawl.
I'm so sorry you went through that ❤
Why?
@@kellymurtagh-quinn8058probably bc stan was able to adopt josh after being horrible to her and watching her baseball games like a weirdo
i feel like we brushed over the whole “and you don’t hit people” bit in this awful movie way too quickly. josh was implied to have a whole storyline of being violently abused and then it was never brought up again, stan just decides to adopt josh in the end like HUH?
"You cannot just write a book of a thousand questions!"
Math book: Am I a joke to you?
LMAOOOO THIS IS UNDERRATED THIS GOT ME LOLOL😂😂
English book, ap book, SCHOOL BOOKS
yeah, actually
We don’t use Mathbook in my class !!!!
@@eri83 Good job.
*Eddie in heaven:*
I miss my one red cowboy boot.
What about all three of his shirts?
@TearDrop Cipher
hm. Did not think about that!
I bet he cries every night because he uh... doesn’t have his three shirts 👕 ⚾️
Exactly, he probably missed his pants too wait... he doesn’t have any pants
MrPiggy9020
yeah... he didn’t wear pants only three shirts and a one red cowboy boot and a baseball hat and mitt.
*hell
The worst thing about this movie is that Stan doesn’t throw the lamp over his shoulder
Xap Ete shoulder
Xap Ete omg 😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭😭 so true
Ahh yes, his soldier
Ikr lol 😂
Juan Melgar yep
We love a book going from “Happiness is…” to being approved for publishing in less than 30 days.
My headcanon is he did a ton of crystal meth
"which ones yours?"
-"none of them... yet."
"what?"
-"what"
I like how they also gloss over the whole “youre a creepy old guy always watching our baseball games why “ and stan just is like “tHATS NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS” like how is that.. not their business
Because it's still none of their business duh.
*T h i c c* indeed
20:38 I like how even Stan's dog was so tired of his BS he left with the kids
Ight I'm finna head out
you just lef me to 4 ADS
Shelby G. Ima
Sweet, I'm your 1k like, you're welcome my dude
okay but why is nobody talking about the part at 20:20 where josh mentions him hitting her when he didn’t? Is that ever explained in the movie or is it just a very weird moment?
yeah I was thinking the same thing
She's an orphan who was probably abused.
@@jamesordwayultralightpilot God that's such a sad explanation
Help me that confuses me to this day
She’s probably a drama queen
Janitor: which one of the kids is yours?
Me: I haven't decided yet.
LMFAOOOO
LOLSHDJD
SDKSJDJSJDJS
r/cursedcomments
I'm just saying, it could belong in here
@moviemobster23 r/ihavereddit to you too.
That sponsored ad at the end is more entertaining than that entire movie
True
Danny makes his sponsor section fun to look
@@SecretAgent3125 istina
My birthday is 567 and im the 567th like but you prob dont care so im just saying it for fun lol
@@angelbaby2137 Just because I have a croatian name (and am croat (and can understand that)) it'd be nice for others not to comment in non-english
Lisa: Hi Stan.
Stanley: “I GOT TO GO!”
*I GOT... TO GO!!*
I GOT 👍👍TO GO!👍👍
I gtg!
*I GTG*
*igottago*
Okay this movie definitely is weird, but that scene of Charles smiling at the door was adorable and made me instantly love him. Also Danny's reenactment of that cracked me up lol
ALSO also, I like to think those two Danny's went on to play the RE2 remake together as zombies.
*Helvetica is my aesthetic. It completely embodies the feeling of waking up two years after my son died.*
Then one day you wake up in a horse drawn carriage, one if the 4 other gentlemen say to you "finally, your awake, you were trying to cross the border, right? Walked right into an ambush same as us..."
@@datgameboi6355 Filthy stormcloaks
datgameboi you have committed a crime against skyrim and her people
@@lilyreeder8407 I'd rather die than go to prison!
Why is Stan holding his chest as if his heart is growing like the grinch’s ???
First out of 44 likes
second out of 70 likes
third out of 212 likes
He’s legitimately having a heart attack because he adopted someone that plays baseball
He is the Grinch. That explains why he's so cold to his wife.
It’s a very Dad move to do the *ordinary* and make the “I’m *blowing your mind* right now” face.
Your content is amazing, I love your content!😀
Hi OT! I love your videos
Hi one topic
I have the power to turn this into 100 likes.
Wait, is one topic truly Greg, or just a passing fan? Either way that's cool.
Bro why was the genie actually such a whimsical old man? Like his smile made me happy
Stanley is literally the worst protagonist
Or is he?
OR ARE U
He’s literally more like an antagonist
He's that one side character with anger issues
No I am
Is it just me, or is the scene where Stan puts his hand on his heart the most uncomfortable thing you've ever seen?
Expected a joke about him about to have a heart attack or something
The nurse side of me was wondering if it was chest pain
He didn’t even put his hand in the right place
evenif Y E S
I thought it was his heart growing three sizes like the Grinch
Theory: Sam is the one who hit Eddie with his car and he died in the car crash too. Sam was at the cemetery because he felt so bad about his demise of Eddie. Sam decides to try to inspire Stan and he does his job. He does not work at the cemetery or the park he works at a factory and he was coming home from work in that outfit. I'm getting wayyyy to into this
😂. How is a car hitting a bike a car crash lmao, other than that cool theory I guess the car could’ve gotten off course and hit a tree or something
Yeah I don't think a big truck hitting a bike would cause the truck to be damaged with enough force to kill the driver.
No, it's okay! I'm really liking your story!
@@Astronimus123 why you gotta be like that tho let the light shine on someone else
Maybe Sam was coming home from work in a smart car. That explains it!
"At least I'm not a crazy dog guy. I've seen you at our practices talking to your dog"
Honey, the man sits at a ball field watching a bunch of little girls. Talking to his dog is the least of his problems.
I mean he is talking to a guy who vaguely knows him, but to him it’s just some random janitor who works everywhere for some reason
the lamp:
50% throwing things over shoulder
50% bouncin outta there
"why are there so many globes in the background?"
*i don't know danny why are there always nutcrackers behind you no where near to the holiday season*
Or any nuts around
Hey too far man
Hhhmmmm
that's a low blow
Hi lord Gonzales
Sam is OBVIOUSLY the previous santa that fell off the roof and died
Piotr Styliński when Santas die they become invisible ghost janitors that give advice to assholes who like to watch little girls play baseballs
Wonderful Times it’s a promotion!
Oh my god it’s perfect
21:03 "And then his heart grew 3 sizes that day."
Stan can throw everything behind him but the loss of his son
I-
And the oil lamp
Ouch.
Oof.
UNDERATED.
Okay, this dude is just abusive. Like, I know that he lost his son, but his wife is okay and he needs to get his stuff together.
I'm SO glad someone said it. All of that is straight up abuse, especially just getting on your wife for trying to connect with you while you've been moping for two years, and actively ruining something she believes in.
What a dick.
I’ll be glad if they actually divorced and he never came back again.
Chill its just acting its a movie
Slasher Nebulous I don’t think anyone was questioning that.
Slasher Nebulous it makes it seem like this Behavior is normal and okay though
"yOU DOn'T hIT people eITHer"
*rewatches scene*
He didn't- w h a t.
I THINK that since she was a foster kid so maybe she was mixing up stan yelling with a traumatic experience with someone abusing her? Idk. My bst guess.
Theory: the lamp/Stan/Charles/jagey1iteluwfhdus is messing with his life and makes stuff happen to worsen his life and consequentially persuade him to make the wish/try to better his lofe
@@alician.5950 you think the people writing this dumbass movie would put such a well thought-out plot point in there?
*Cue Tommy Wiseau*
Stans a loon
Charles is that one support unit nobody wants just "you guys got this believe in yourself".
"This movie is from 2011. So 8 years ago" Not gonna lie, that hit me harder than any of the sad scenes in that movie
GentleGamer Same
same.
Free V buck?? Hmm?
I was gonna correct you and say. "No, it came out 7 yrs ago." But then I realized it's 2019 T.T
Majestic Taco Cat but you’re right cuz it wont be 8 years until August of this year 👌🏽
Stanley is literally just abusive??? He makes her feel guilty for asking him about the book and the garage, intimidates her by using violence (e.g. destroying the lamp) and just in general yells a bit too much
Thats literally excactly what i was thinking about.
I agree. I understand that he's grieving, but that's not excuse to treat his also grieving wife like shit.
He lost his kid
Next he will loose his Wife
And by that I mean
Divorce
sounds like my dad
@@striveforsuccessstudysmart3509 oof
24:54 So they adopt her, and then one day she picks up rollerskating or smth and Stan pushes her into the road and she gets hit by a car and dies.
The Lamp 2
"Oh no, he did it again"
Lisa: Ah shit, here we go again
and it opens on a scene of this aging 50 yr old in a little girls bedroom
Brittany: oops he did it again
Lisa: Not again. Well, time for a divorce. Better get with that dude from my gym now.
@@salientspoon Turns out that dude also is devorced for the same reasons
When Danny was like, “I bet you can’t guess how the kid died” I was like “he threw the kid in the street like he threw the training wheels!”
'I've watched this three times'
RIP Danny's brain cells
:O IT TEM
i was the 1.000 like, i was like to thank god first...
Jesus Christ over 1200 likes in 1 hour
Prue -HOI TEM- lmao true
I’ve lost all my brain cells just watching the clips of the movie.
Danny made up for it tho
Anybody worried that (since 2 years passed) Stan
1. Slept in his son's bed for 2 years
2. Didn't pay his credit card bill for 2 years
3. hasn't done the devil's tango in 2 years so the wife is probably having an affair
THE DEVILSTANGO
THEDEVILSTANGO
THE DEVILSTANGO
The Devil's Tango? *Rawr.*
with the way Stan was acting, you'd think the son had died *last week*. I get that it's traumatic to see your young child die and that pain doesn't just go away, but I can't imagine how you get by for 2 years without paying your bills or getting any work done, not to mention he's still sleeping in his son's bed
I legitimately thought the coach was gonna take his shirt off and give it to Stan. Like "well, if you're the coach now you get to wear the oversized blue pollo"
Marisa Turner S A M E
pollo lmao like chicken
OMG RIGHT I SWEAR
I did too!!!!!!!
Well, if you're the coach you get to wear the oversized blue chicken
I have a theory that Sam and Charles are the same type of “Messenger” and it was initially Sam’s job to coach Stan and Charles’ job to coach Lisa (the lamp is actually not relevant at all to his appearing), which is why Charles disappeared when Stan came into the room initially. But Sam failed so hard at trying to convince Stan to move on that Charles decided he needed to appear to Stan and help him as well as Lisa
"mom can we get Aladdin?"
mom: no we have Aladdin at home,
Aladdin at home:
Alladin whats that
How do you manage to spell Aladdin two different ways and make them both wrong?
@@imdoingthisnowreally this comes from arabic ala-ud-din so this is the most authentic spelling
Lol
F.B.I OPEN UP
that is so creepy, imagine playing baseball as a CHILD, and seeing an old man just staring at you.
That's.... completey normal. Have you ever went to a park as a child? That shit would be a horror movie to you.
@@scanbbb what do you mean..?
What if it was an old woman ?
Once I went to a public pool as a child and there was some dude just staring from outside the gate.
@@sunk1ss376 lol, it doesnt matter the gender, if ur going to a setting exclusive to children.. and u have no kids- instant creep
stan is highkey scaring the shit out of me, he’s so abusive
That's true, I don't see why he's the main protagonist
Why does everyone have that profile picture
@@subtopewdiepieplease7616 You mean... two people?
Pyroglyphics why do we watch the same vids I literally see your comments on all the vids I watch 😂😂
@@kkaur595 I guess you iz a poet and we didn't know it
Grief is so difficult to process. When my boyfriend died… me, his mother and father, and brothers all handled it very differently. It’s been a year and half, and while I see his father occasionally he’s told me it hurts to be around me because it reminds me to much of his son. His mother and I grab coffee and catch up at least once a month. There were times in the first few months after he died that there was short tempers and lashing out, especially from his dad.
I know the dad in this movie was an asshole, but having gone through a death myself I can understand it. He knows deep down how cruel he’s being but I know how it feels to be imprisoned in your own grief.
I love how they never address the whole "you hit me" part
Like when did he hit you? Maybe I wasn't paying to much attention or something but I didn't see him hit her so that was weird.
Comrade ShadowKat the girl screamed out saying that whole you hit me thing but it really didn’t make sense. Like if she called the authorities sure but they just wrote it in
My theory is that it is supposed to be a hint that she was abused in her previous living situation. I only think that because of how Stan reacts to her saying that. Still, it's poorly written if that is what they're trying to communicate.
I’m dying
Either way, him throwing the lamp the way he did is a clear sign of abusive tendencies
An entire movie based off a brief thought on the way to work.
The ATTIC DWELLERS right? I feel like it started out strong and then just lost steam
@@blairwaldorf-bass8180 It never started off strong...
Connor Brown the very beginning wasn’t so bad, even the camera work was ok. (Perhaps also because no one was talking) But it went bad very fast. Around the time of the grainy flashback they started to lose me and then when he goes to the baseball field alone to creepily watch other people’s kids was where it took a nose dive for me.
as a Sam, I can confirm that we are all weird old creepy janitors who don't seem to work anywhere in particular. we also provide emotional support to people who love baseball and have lost there son.
Also only certain people can see the gods known as janitors.
Very underrated comment.
Yeah it's true. It's a very specific role, but it's our role
As a janitor I can confirm
strangely specific, but I guess there’s weirder niches out there?
Danny after Lisa introduces Charles: You can't just introduce someone like that! Stan doesn't know who he is.
Also Danny: (introduces Ms. Esther out of the blue as though we've met her before)
Danny "Don't Make Me Consider My Legal Options" Gonzalez
*gotem*
Bacchus Leto Love your profile picture :)
Watchmen. Nice.
Fun fact:
This is Danny’s longest UA-cam video
Oh YEAH YEAH OH YEAH OH YEAH OH YEAH
@Oh YEAH YEAH i bet your food isn't
OH NO NO, THEY STILL EXIST!!!
Ethan Koehler ohhhh yeahhhhh
Ethan Koehler yeah this is long
Movie*has 3 globes in the background*
Danny: woah so many globes
Danny:*has 15 nutcrackers in the background*
is 4 globes
14:31 at this point you'd think the lamp killed his kid
Somehow Stan leaves more places then he goes to
Tronald Dump I’m cry laughing at that 😂😂😂
That relatable moment when your bike *blows up into a shark and eats you*
Damn don’t you just hate that? It’s happened to me like four times already..
@@marcella327 😂😂 good luck fixing that
Nina AliceR·18 IKR, I have to get a new bike EVERY TIME. 😒
Man you can't joke like that, I lost my dog like that. My dog was riding my bike just like that I lost him.
Ikr! I'm currently watching this from the shark bike's stomach!, anyone else?
Theory: Eddie did actually blow up. They live in a war zone and he accidentally rode his bike over a landmine and triggered it.
this is now canon
If that didn’t happen then I don’t know what the point is
Lmao what type of family lives in a house with a kid in a warzone
ばっろくぅえらいでん have you read the hunger games?
@@coolpants4590 the family in this movie
Probably a trauma/neurodivergent thing, but seeing every other character visibly flinch away in terror when Stan gets angry legit sets off my fight or flight. He’s outwardly depicted as aggressive and violent whenever he’s mad, throws and breaks things, screams at his wife, and puts his hands on a little girl while shouting at her, but it’s all somehow instantly forgiven at the end even though he does NOTHING to redeem himself or prove that he’s changed? And at the end, the cure to his grief is adopting another kid (who he completely snapped at) to replace his son, and not THERAPY??? Thanks, I hate it.
Ik I'm late but just at the part where he threw the lamp I read this and same
Same