At first I didn’t like Dylan because he didn’t put on the thick Chicago accent. Now I embrace more because he more importantly caught his essence, as did the rest of the cast.
This is awesome. Just watched the film tonight and throughout the entire thing, wanted to pause every few minutes to look up the actual real footage and make comparisons.
I'll never understand why it seems impossible for these types of movies to get the hair to match the original people, I mean the footage is right THERE. Other than that this movie was great
Strange right? The last play I did there were references in paintings. So I grew a beard and long hair over a couple of months. Why don't they require actors to do the same. Shit, a film takes a year or two from script to filming. Even some of the outfits are off in this. It's right there to study.
@Hack_The_Planet_ except on the audition tapes the original actress has straight blonde/red hair with curls in the bottom. And the actress they put her in a darker hair with insane curls. Like you have the footage what she look like and you got it wrong
@@xoxoxosaidie2765 to me it makes sense why they weren't exactly the same because the movie narrated the backstage BEFORE going live. so when going live, it only makes sense some small changes will be made. after all, irl too, you couldn't expect a live show to go exactly as it goes on the rehearsals. so take this explanation with a grain of salt even though to me it sounds like the most likely scenario. i think that real first episode too had things that were changed from rehearsal to the live moment.
It's too bad Benny Safdie had to drop out of playing Kaufman. He looks the part. On the other hand, having two characters played by one actor almost has a Kaufmanesque metaness lol
@@Bryan-b1r2i the fact that I didn't know that there was double duty for Andy Kaufman, I apologize for thinking that he's not as good as Jim Carrey. He did pretty good!
How crazy is it that people are living longer these days, but looking younger. We have people on Earth that were alive during WW2… mind blowing! Those are the folks to talk to!
@@82pythons85 it depends on who it is. I have known many people of the Greatest Generation. I have even known people who were born as far back as the 1880s, like both my grandparents. Some, like my parents and grandparents, were quite wise in general, but many of them carried the prejudices and outdated values of their era into their 80s and 90s and passed them down to their children and grandchildren..
Like it's actually mind blowing how close so many of them are!! And the movie was just perfectly NYC. I felt like I was in the city to see a play and just stumbled upon the mess that is the first day of SNL haha. The movie is a blast
There was a coolness then that has been lost over the decades. The term "hippie" came from describing the hip youth of the day, their social and economic awareness. I still enjoyed the film.
Considering this was based on one night, you would have thought they would have gotten the hair styles a bit better. But Dimitreze is back like John Wick!
Speaking of hair. They did Paul Schafer wrong by making him more bald than he actually was back then. Otherwise, I thought the movie as a whole was okay. It was the kind of love letter the show needed.
Just watched the movie over the weekend. An amazing casting job and impressions by all of the actors/actresses! The side by side comparison was spot on in most cases. The only obvious difference was Belushi and Radner on the couch. Her hair was up on the show, but down and wearing glasses in the movie - which could be the difference between the "rehearsal" of the movie and live TV. Bravo!
Growing up in the 80’s as a child and the 1990’s as a teenager… it’s very, very strange seeing that whole Zeitgeist become projects for retro-based movies. SNL was a favorite of my aunt, who my mother and I lived with for a year or so. She watched it regularly in the early 80’s, so I remember allot of these sketches when they first aired and my introduction to Dan Aykroyd was SNL (next being Ghostbusters, which I watched in theaters). It is cool knowing I got to live through all that and luckily I have a pretty good memory, so I can still see everything and smell everything (which can bring tears allot to). I remember the night I saw the poster for Ghostbusters ll, I was very excited and couldn’t wait. It’s still one of my favorite movies, I never understood the hate it got. I think quality was so high back then that the bar was up there, so even a great movie was mediocre in some people’s eyes. But, nowadays a movie, like Ghostbusters ll would be the GOAT.
0:35 Hate how we had to be subjected to that TERRIBLE makeup on Belushi in the movie while in real life he was clean shaven. It looked like he was sponged with black paint on his face!
I think, I THINK, the point was… he walked in an unshaven mess, but became an icon clean shaven and hair brushed. The movie seems to allude to Belushi was living with Lorne and his wife, sleeping on the couch or something. They were all friends before the show, Lorne found many of them in comedy clubs across the country and brought them to NYC (I know that’s an actual fact). Crazy, allot of these wealthy, famous people started out just like you and me. But, they dug their way to the top.
@@82pythons85 Right, but it’s a bit contradictory to show him as the unshaven and moody Belushi in his screen test. It makes you seriously question why he’s even there in the first place. When you see the real deal, Belushi knows he’s auditioning and has his game face on. He doesn’t have to earn it when he does his news desk bit like how they dramatized it. They could have easily shown him clean shaven at the beginning and he gets more moody as the first airing approaches and they want him to be as he was when he auditioned.
I wish they hadn't given the Belushi character that fake looking facial hair for no reason, it kept taking me out of it lol. Still really enjoyed the movie, much better than I expected
I found the portrayal of Belushi disappointing and I can’t decide if the actor’s performance left something to be desired or if the character just wasn’t written well
he plays it too big. there was a lot of subtlety in what belushi did. obviously he went big too but the repeat after me sketch was more of a discomfort punctuated with mild satisfaction. the recreation had too much head bobbling and eyebrow work. belushi would play things very flat so when he did work the brows it played even bigger.
This only got 75% in rotten tomatoes?? Tell me how they could have possibly made a better movie about the 90 minutes before the first Saturday night live..
The movie as a whole was a chaotic disaster. The only saving grace was maybe three or four of the actors and their ability to capture the details of the characters they were playing. I am shocked it got above a 50% audience score..
No offense to the actor portraying Belushi but he was the weak link (and the script didn't help him), but Chevy, Garrett, Jane, Danny and Gilda got their due.
@@patuberTV Right, but everyone seems to think Belushi was like his character in The Blues Brothers when he was really as moody and prone to blow-ups like he was in the Saturday Night movie.
@@kamdan2011 I get it, but that's not necessarily Belushi 1975, and it needed more accuracy in character for that period, but I said the script didn't do the character any favors. Cheers.
@ If anything it was probably a bit too broad to have shown him as unkempt and moody which make you wonder in the film’s universe why he’s even there in the first place. In his original screen test he’s clean shaven and in the zone of what he does best.
Nah. He played his part perfectly, dig into the history of SNL, it seemed right in line with how Belushi acted behind the scenes. Even him not signing his NBC contract down to the wire is 100% true.
He was the weakest link to me. They seem like they purposely made him a moody Tazmanian Devil when that happened sometime later when his addictions kicked in and he was competing with Chevy.
He lacked a certain charm that made beluishi oddly funny rather than just odd. Not to mention he gives off more Bobby Moynihan, than Belushi in the facial features.
Too bad they didn't show the supposed off-screen in studio disasters and accidents that may have happened in the airing. I would have loved to see the racial word association test sketch between Chevy Chase and Richard Pryor.
I will never understand why hollywood can't get the hairstyles right. They have the tools. They have the technology. They have photos and video. Why. WHY.
Eric Idle has the best analysis and snide comment on SNL back in the late 70s, to the effect that it's all very nice but they can't write a punchline. Yep. Nailed it.
This film was painfully mid - the snl original episode holds up and makes me laugh, the film took itself too seriously and prevented laughs at every turn
wow this is cool to see, it highlights the raw brilliance of the original cast. what a time to be alive. Doing an Andy Kaufman in that particular moment is a truly tall order, Jim Carrey came the closest. Thanks for sharing.
I didn't care for the whole way they presented him as demanding and temperamental, he may have been more like that by 78-79 but in 75 he was an unknown and was very excited and engaged about doing the show
The guy who played John Belushi was terrible. That facial hair looked fake. His facial were way too exaggerated for John. The storyline was silly. Of course he’s not on rockafella ice rink 5 minutes before the premiere.
I didn't like how it glorified John and made Chevy look bad. Chevy was better on snl than John. Dan and Gilda were the 2 funniest on the show for real life.
Saturday Night (2024) But What If...? What If...? Dan Aykroyd is the Main Protagonist Instead of Lorne Michaels What If...? Gil Kenan Directed Saturday Night As His First R-Rated Film What If...? Kevin Hart Plays Garrett Morris What If...? David Tebet Shuts Down Saturday Night What If...? Dan Aykroyd Did The First Sketch instead of John Belushi What If...? Owen Teague Plays Andy Kaufman Instead of Nicholas Braun What If...? Dario Marianelli Scored Saturday Night Instead of Jon Batiste What If...? Saturday Night Live Goes Full Tape What If...? The Film is 118 Minutes Long What If...? Garrett Morris Leaves Saturday Night What If...? They Made the Land Shark Sketch Rehearsal
In the audition tape scene why did they make the black guy into a caricature LOL. It was subtle but why even change only his lines to be talking about white people lmao
Just absolutely out of ideas, eh? "Instead of doing our jobs and CREATING art, lets just remake everything from the last 50 years." Rubbish. Enjoy, milennials and genzees. It all new to you, isnt it.
the actor who played billy crystal did a fantastic job. incredibly resemblance
Billy Crystal was in this?
@ yeah as a character
@@AWAREDIAGRAM680 I guess this is a joke about a Billy Crystal movie???
@@WHITEPERSUAS1ONno. There was a guy portraying Billy Crystal. Kept trying to negotiate more time for his stand up act.
I do believe that you meant Billy Preston the musical guest lol.
Dylan is eerie as Aykroyd to be honest, he didn't even need to practice, he has the look and personality down pat.
That is so true Dylan and Cory did the best at the actors they portrayed it was incredible.
Dylan was amazing as Dan i would see him play dan any day any time
@@KHWendy28the actor who played Billy Crystal was EERIE how much he captured the vocal patterns! Amazing performances all around.
@@Dobbsy79 absolutely, that was beyond impressive. Matthew Rhys nailed Carlin's voice too (especially for being from the UK)
At first I didn’t like Dylan because he didn’t put on the thick Chicago accent. Now I embrace more because he more importantly caught his essence, as did the rest of the cast.
The guy playing Chevy Chase nailed it! Down to the minute mannerisms
"riddle me this".
i immediately wanted to watch the first episode after seeing the movie
I did exactly that on Peacock.
Same
me too
I can't watch it unfortunately, Peacock's not available where I am.
With ya’ll
Man, Dylan O'Brien's cadence is insane when matched directly with Ackroyd's
it is an odd sensation to have your youth turn into history...
This is awesome. Just watched the film tonight and throughout the entire thing, wanted to pause every few minutes to look up the actual real footage and make comparisons.
It was like I was actually watching Garrett Morris.
cory as chevy chase was by far the best casting in this film!
dylan got dans cadence in the voice down like not exact but i really heard dan in it, it's believable for sure
I'll never understand why it seems impossible for these types of movies to get the hair to match the original people, I mean the footage is right THERE. Other than that this movie was great
Wigs can only look so natural
Strange right? The last play I did there were references in paintings. So I grew a beard and long hair over a couple of months. Why don't they require actors to do the same. Shit, a film takes a year or two from script to filming. Even some of the outfits are off in this. It's right there to study.
You’re ignoring one important thing. The real footage we are seeing is of sketches live on air.
Everything we see in the film is a rehearsal.
@Hack_The_Planet_ except on the audition tapes the original actress has straight blonde/red hair with curls in the bottom. And the actress they put her in a darker hair with insane curls. Like you have the footage what she look like and you got it wrong
@@xoxoxosaidie2765 to me it makes sense why they weren't exactly the same because the movie narrated the backstage BEFORE going live. so when going live, it only makes sense some small changes will be made. after all, irl too, you couldn't expect a live show to go exactly as it goes on the rehearsals. so take this explanation with a grain of salt even though to me it sounds like the most likely scenario. i think that real first episode too had things that were changed from rehearsal to the live moment.
It's too bad Benny Safdie had to drop out of playing Kaufman. He looks the part. On the other hand, having two characters played by one actor almost has a Kaufmanesque metaness lol
It sounds like something Andy Kaufman would approve of
@@Bryan-b1r2i the fact that I didn't know that there was double duty for Andy Kaufman, I apologize for thinking that he's not as good as Jim Carrey. He did pretty good!
@@acm0045 He did, and apparently he (Nicholas Braun) only had two weeks to prepare because Safdie had to drop out so close to filming
Exactly I love how seamlessly he plays him and Jim.
nostalgic as h^ll for me, as a 15-year-old high school sophomore on Long Island watching this weird late-night comedy show for the first time.
How crazy is it that people are living longer these days, but looking younger. We have people on Earth that were alive during WW2… mind blowing! Those are the folks to talk to!
@@82pythons85 it depends on who it is. I have known many people of the Greatest Generation. I have even known people who were born as far back as the 1880s, like both my grandparents. Some, like my parents and grandparents, were quite wise in general, but many of them carried the prejudices and outdated values of their era into their 80s and 90s and passed them down to their children and grandchildren..
nicely done comparison! this highlighted the movie and actor‘s talents even more too!
Excellent work! Thank you for this.
Like it's actually mind blowing how close so many of them are!! And the movie was just perfectly NYC. I felt like I was in the city to see a play and just stumbled upon the mess that is the first day of SNL haha. The movie is a blast
thank you this was cool to see after watching the movie
you welcome
There was a coolness then that has been lost over the decades. The term "hippie" came from describing the hip youth of the day, their social and economic awareness. I still enjoyed the film.
Considering this was based on one night, you would have thought they would have gotten the hair styles a bit better. But Dimitreze is back like John Wick!
Speaking of hair. They did Paul Schafer wrong by making him more bald than he actually was back then. Otherwise, I thought the movie as a whole was okay.
It was the kind of love letter the show needed.
thanks!
It’s ok if everything is not exactly the same, after all it’s rehearsal time.😊
Is Willem Dafoe in every movie now?
When I saw this movie, one of the first things I thought was "dimitreze" so psyched that you're back dude.
This looks like a 90-minute "The Greatest Event in Television History."
This is one of my favorite movies of 2024!
The actor playing Lorne Micheals can also become the teacher in the tv show Mind your own language..crazy resemblance
The lady playing Gilda looks a lot like her, but no one can capture her magic. She was amazing!
Goddamn that song by Garrett Morris made me laugh my ass off lmao.
Just watched the movie over the weekend. An amazing casting job and impressions by all of the actors/actresses! The side by side comparison was spot on in most cases. The only obvious difference was Belushi and Radner on the couch. Her hair was up on the show, but down and wearing glasses in the movie - which could be the difference between the "rehearsal" of the movie and live TV. Bravo!
It's great to have you back. 😁👍
Growing up in the 80’s as a child and the 1990’s as a teenager… it’s very, very strange seeing that whole Zeitgeist become projects for retro-based movies.
SNL was a favorite of my aunt, who my mother and I lived with for a year or so. She watched it regularly in the early 80’s, so I remember allot of these sketches when they first aired and my introduction to Dan Aykroyd was SNL (next being Ghostbusters, which I watched in theaters).
It is cool knowing I got to live through all that and luckily I have a pretty good memory, so I can still see everything and smell everything (which can bring tears allot to).
I remember the night I saw the poster for Ghostbusters ll, I was very excited and couldn’t wait. It’s still one of my favorite movies, I never understood the hate it got.
I think quality was so high back then that the bar was up there, so even a great movie was mediocre in some people’s eyes.
But, nowadays a movie, like Ghostbusters ll would be the GOAT.
So they took scenes from other episodes ? I thought it was only supposed to be the first episode.
Nice, another video! I hope you can still make more of these but I understand your situation, be safe bro!
apparently the channel is monetized again
so I'll make a bunch os videos until it lasts
@dimitreze sweet! I hope this time you're back for good, you got lots of fans 😁
@@Quetzalcoatl83 thank you!
god bless you for making this
Wow, that was great! Very close to the real show.
0:35 Hate how we had to be subjected to that TERRIBLE makeup on Belushi in the movie while in real life he was clean shaven. It looked like he was sponged with black paint on his face!
He had a thick beard at times.
@ This was spotty at best.
I think Belushi did the rehearsels unshaved and for the live show he was beard free
I think, I THINK, the point was… he walked in an unshaven mess, but became an icon clean shaven and hair brushed. The movie seems to allude to Belushi was living with Lorne and his wife, sleeping on the couch or something. They were all friends before the show, Lorne found many of them in comedy clubs across the country and brought them to NYC (I know that’s an actual fact). Crazy, allot of these wealthy, famous people started out just like you and me. But, they dug their way to the top.
@@82pythons85 Right, but it’s a bit contradictory to show him as the unshaven and moody Belushi in his screen test. It makes you seriously question why he’s even there in the first place. When you see the real deal, Belushi knows he’s auditioning and has his game face on. He doesn’t have to earn it when he does his news desk bit like how they dramatized it. They could have easily shown him clean shaven at the beginning and he gets more moody as the first airing approaches and they want him to be as he was when he auditioned.
Cory was just on point
Casting for this movie was incredible across the board.
They never get the hair right
I wish they hadn't given the Belushi character that fake looking facial hair for no reason, it kept taking me out of it lol. Still really enjoyed the movie, much better than I expected
@@Bryan-b1r2iThe facial hair looked even more fake with his caked on makeup.
It’s especially terrible in the screen test footage where it looks like black paint applied by a sponge.
they have a subplot about him refusing to shave which is silly because he was clean shaved at the time
@@bloodlinefilmsmaybe he wasn't shaved when they started filming and had to include the scene of them convincing Belushi to shave the thing off.
This movie was so over the top bout the reality. Nothing could have possibly that chaotic and survived the first show. Such fiction
Just saw this movie in the cinema today, really enjoyed it!
Amazing!!
Which 'Wild Samoan' is playing Belushi? Sika or Afa?
The character assassination of George Carlin was interesting.
I found the portrayal of Belushi disappointing and I can’t decide if the actor’s performance left something to be desired or if the character just wasn’t written well
he plays it too big. there was a lot of subtlety in what belushi did. obviously he went big too but the repeat after me sketch was more of a discomfort punctuated with mild satisfaction. the recreation had too much head bobbling and eyebrow work. belushi would play things very flat so when he did work the brows it played even bigger.
This only got 75% in rotten tomatoes?? Tell me how they could have possibly made a better movie about the 90 minutes before the first Saturday night live..
The movie as a whole was a chaotic disaster. The only saving grace was maybe three or four of the actors and their ability to capture the details of the characters they were playing. I am shocked it got above a 50% audience score..
The Goat is BACK
Dylan was great as Aykroyd.
I wonder why they didn't include Lily Tomlin in the movie?
It’s the smallest things they change that could just put the movie over the top and on point w the original. And it’s the smallest things too
I wanted to watch this in theaters but it was only in for like 5 minutes
Who is the casting director man, this shit is good
Great movie. Carlin was spot on
This so damn perfect!!
No offense to the actor portraying Belushi but he was the weak link (and the script didn't help him), but Chevy, Garrett, Jane, Danny and Gilda got their due.
Are you comparing Belushi’s actor to Belushi or Jake Blues?
@@kamdan2011 The actor who portrayed Belushi as Belushi in SATURDAY NIGHT
@@patuberTV Right, but everyone seems to think Belushi was like his character in The Blues Brothers when he was really as moody and prone to blow-ups like he was in the Saturday Night movie.
@@kamdan2011 I get it, but that's not necessarily Belushi 1975, and it needed more accuracy in character for that period, but I said the script didn't do the character any favors. Cheers.
@ If anything it was probably a bit too broad to have shown him as unkempt and moody which make you wonder in the film’s universe why he’s even there in the first place. In his original screen test he’s clean shaven and in the zone of what he does best.
So all I can take away from this is the movie should’ve been more detailed with the hair
I can’t believe Lamorne isn’t related to Garrett in some way, uncanny!
They messed up on the casting with Belushi. Even if he was that angry off camera, the actor didn't portray John's on-screen mannerisms too well. imo
you're back!!!
@@JediKnightmare oh yeah!
They were much better. The film just gives a little taste of how they were magic
The guy that played Belushi was a bummer. It seemed like he was making a caricature out of him.
Nah. He played his part perfectly, dig into the history of SNL, it seemed right in line with how Belushi acted behind the scenes. Even him not signing his NBC contract down to the wire is 100% true.
He was the weakest link to me. They seem like they purposely made him a moody Tazmanian Devil when that happened sometime later when his addictions kicked in and he was competing with Chevy.
Why do people always put the blame on the actors as if they had so much power lmao, it's not like social media makes it seem at all
@-dtuyhnjhggvjjjnhow was the movie “weird” to you?…. Just wondering.
He lacked a certain charm that made beluishi oddly funny rather than just odd. Not to mention he gives off more Bobby Moynihan, than Belushi in the facial features.
Too bad they didn't show the supposed off-screen in studio disasters and accidents that may have happened in the airing. I would have loved to see the racial word association test sketch between Chevy Chase and Richard Pryor.
I don’t know why the costumes are so different in both versions
in the movie it's only the rehearsal, not the final performance
Best youtube channel on youtube
thanks a lot for this comment
@@SceneComparisons thank YOU for the excellent content!
So the film just came out or something? Hope it's on one of the streaming channels soon.
Yep, came out and flopped unfortunately. Its already out of theaters and will probably be streaming in about a month or two.
I will never understand why hollywood can't get the hairstyles right. They have the tools. They have the technology. They have photos and video. Why. WHY.
3:14 naomi and janis are my favorite musicians of all ttiiiiimmmeee oh my gosh
Eric Idle has the best analysis and snide comment on SNL back in the late 70s, to the effect that it's all very nice but they can't write a punchline. Yep. Nailed it.
This film was painfully mid - the snl original episode holds up and makes me laugh, the film took itself too seriously and prevented laughs at every turn
aww yeah lets go too bad i cant watch it cuz i dont want to be spoiled but i’ll make sure to watch it once im done
Was that Garrett Morris's son?
nope
@dimitreze just the same last name then eh?
@@tomace194 yes, just a coincidence
NAOMI MCPHERSON WAS WONDERFUL AS JANIS IAN
wow this is cool to see, it highlights the raw brilliance of the original cast. what a time to be alive. Doing an Andy Kaufman in that particular moment is a truly tall order, Jim Carrey came the closest. Thanks for sharing.
you welcome
did not recreate the skits accurately, background, sets etc,,,
@@douglaswbrendel in the movie it's rehearsal, not the actual filming of the sketches
Can you do a biography comparison of Whitney Houston?
Why tf did they give belushi a beard and the frazzled out hair? Actor couldn't make it work without it?
I didn't care for the whole way they presented him as demanding and temperamental, he may have been more like that by 78-79 but in 75 he was an unknown and was very excited and engaged about doing the show
It seems it was easier to grow facial hair back in the 70s
This is awesome in every capacity
Is this movie a eulogy for the show , do ppl still watch SNL ?
Nah their ratings are in the trash.. They seem to be pumping the YT hard for views...
I recalled you said that you weren't gonna come back.
but either way, welcome back!
Why did Belushi have a beard? Whatever
How did you find the old SNL scenes?
If you have Peacock there all there from the 1st season to the new season. That's where I found the old eps.
Newman and Curtain were smoke shows
@@brandonhill2183 also the actresses that played them
LORNE'S 6ft and unique voice; film's actor is good but looks/sounds NOTHING like him. I wonder why.
Get the damn hair right
Some liberties were taken.
The guy who played John Belushi was terrible. That facial hair looked fake. His facial were way too exaggerated for John. The storyline was silly. Of course he’s not on rockafella ice rink 5 minutes before the premiere.
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The actors in this film did a fantastic job playing the original cast especially Dan Aykroyd, Garrett and Belushi.
The actor playing Belushi did good, didn't care much for how the Reitman chose to portray him
all were excellent. except jim carrey's andy kaufmann was so good that this other version feels odd.
why is the Jane Curtin actor wearing such a dense wig?
This movie: comedy, drama, suspense🙌❤
Lamorne Morris I will get you that Oscar even if it costs my life !!!!!!!!!!!!
The guy playing Eddie Murphy is awesome.
there's no Eddie Murphy on this
I didn't like how it glorified John and made Chevy look bad. Chevy was better on snl than John. Dan and Gilda were the 2 funniest on the show for real life.
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Saturday Night (2024) But What If...?
What If...? Dan Aykroyd is the Main Protagonist Instead of Lorne Michaels
What If...? Gil Kenan Directed Saturday Night As His First R-Rated Film
What If...? Kevin Hart Plays Garrett Morris
What If...? David Tebet Shuts Down Saturday Night
What If...? Dan Aykroyd Did The First Sketch instead of John Belushi
What If...? Owen Teague Plays Andy Kaufman Instead of Nicholas Braun
What If...? Dario Marianelli Scored Saturday Night Instead of Jon Batiste
What If...? Saturday Night Live Goes Full Tape
What If...? The Film is 118 Minutes Long
What If...? Garrett Morris Leaves Saturday Night
What If...? They Made the Land Shark Sketch Rehearsal
In the audition tape scene why did they make the black guy into a caricature LOL. It was subtle but why even change only his lines to be talking about white people lmao
it's a bit Garreth Morrison did before
not a caricature because it's true
so comedy WAS better in 1975
I'm glad I saw the original at 12 years old 😅 2024 🚮
Overall the movie was trash, but some of the actors did a fantastic job.. But still a trash movie..
This makes it look like they didn't even try to match things up... 😕
Watch the movie it’s incredibly detailed. No movie gets EVERY detail accurate (unless you’re James Cameron with Titanic 😂)
Preston, the closest person to being the 5th beatle
George Martin, Stuart Sutcliffe, Pete Best, Brian Epstein, Jimmy Nicol, even Clapton was more of a Beatle
even the beatles called neil aspinall the fifth beatle
Just absolutely out of ideas, eh?
"Instead of doing our jobs and CREATING art, lets just remake everything from the last 50 years."
Rubbish.
Enjoy, milennials and genzees.
It all new to you, isnt it.
not a remake at all
it's a biopic, wich they tell a story
not a remake of a episode, otherwise you would see the whole episode on this video