dylan being absolutely terrified of incest before it even happened and slowly getting hysterical the closer it got to becoming incest was the funniest thing
Maybe he got "Back to the future" vibes? Never seen the movies but I heard that the protagonist is travelling to the past and there is some weird love-story(-like thing) between him and his (young adult/teenage) mom (I do not know if he recognizes her immediately or later on). It's huge drama, that you can create easily in such a setting.
@@xionxiv9293 He recognises her inmediatly but she falls for him hard, so he spends the entire movie trying to make his mom fall for his dad so he doesn't dissappear.
I love how this movie tries to convince us that the daughter wouldn't know what her dad looked like in high school. The man peaked in high school; you just *know* he's shown his kids his high school yearbook like 50 times.
There’s tons of people with barely any pictures of when their parents were younger. Myself included. I wouldn’t recognize them today even with the few pictures I do have.
As many have stated throughout the comments about never having seen a pic of their dad when younger, you do have a point in the fact that man did peak in high school and was very good looking. There’s no way he ain’t have old pictures up around the house or at least bragged to his kids about his prime with a yearbook in hand or smth lol
Yup. He totally did. And also you know for sure his kids didn’t give a fuck about their boring dad’s past. It’s clear they had zero interest in him in the beginning of the movie, so they would never connect the dots, seeing that photos or not.
17 Again managed to create 2 extremely inappropriate relationship scenarios. An older women getting close to a 17 year old and a daughter have a crush on her father, and yet it’s still a great fill-good movie lol
i think it helps that the dad is VERY UNCOMFORTABLE when he realizes the daughter has a crush on his 17-year-old self, although it's hysterical to me that he is totally unaware of the effect he has as a mature, empathic, good-looking 17-year-old to other girls also that age. maybe that's what makes us root for him too, that he's not taking advantage of the situation in wildly inappropriate ways. another hysterical aspect is how he just _has_ to flirt with his estranged wife while still in his 17-year-old body - like it's sweet that we realize how deeply in love he still is with her and wants to make amends but bruh!!! 😂😂😂
Ive only seen one picture of my dad when he was young and it wasn’t even clear. And I was an adult when I saw that picture. So yeah it’s extremely realistic haha especially if you don’t have a lovey dovey family with pictures everywhere
"wait wait wait... if he has a teenage daugther... this film is not gonna- do anything- incestuous?" LOVE Dylan always sniffing the bullshit out from a mile away, nothing gets past him
Reading the original screenplay is a trip. This movie should be an inspiration to any aspiring screenwriter. If that thing could be made into a movie, anything can.
Ok but nobody is talking about how when Zac gets old again at the end.. nobody would ever see this guy again? Nobody would submit a missing persons report? Nobody would think he'd been abducted??
I saw the movie ages ago so had forgotten most of it. Seeing it now,how in the hell did the coach, his wife and children NOT recognise him!? Did his kids never see photos of him as a teen? 😂
Yes exactly they have a picture of him in the school and they go to the same school he went to so they didn’t see his name and the wife he drop multiple hints she was like nope not him the coach how could you not remember him he was the best player
I think it could be explained simply by them not expecting it. When we humans do not expect something we oftentimes just oversee it. We don’t notice what we never expect.
Dylan: "Can i just sit safely here without that fear that his daughter is gonna star coming to look at daddy in a new light and then she's gonna star saying daddy a little bit differently. Can i sit here safely??? Is this a safe space???" Me knowing the plot: Sure buddy (ʃƪ¬‿¬)
This movie proved that Zac could be more than Troy Bolton. The scene where he gives the speech to the health class about safe sex, and later during the court scene, always makes me teary eyed.
I couldn't agree more about Leslie Mann and Zac Efron and how they worked so well together. it would be pretty cool to see them in another movie together now that Zac has even more comedies under his belt.
Apparently, Leslie's daughter Maude, who was 10 at the time, had a huge crush on Zac. When word got out that Leslie and Zac had kissed for a scene, Maude licked Leslie's face because she wanted to taste Zac's spit. It's pretty hilarious, in a cute way! 😂🤣
Honestly that's the part of the movie (aside from the daughter hitting on her dad) that should've been the most cringe but somehow they actually made it work. I liked their dynamic a lot.
It’s so funny to me that Sterling Knight was exactly 20 years old when this movie was released, so his “this looks like a 20 year old with CGI” was not wrong
I love this movie, but after just watching your commentary I realized if I was the mom I would totally think Zach Enron was my husbands son from someone else, Ned was covering it up and my estranged husband had disappeared rather than own up to having a kid with another woman.
Yeah, plus the fact that nobody else saw it. They live in the same town with all the same people and no family or friends recognize. Even their own kids never saw photos of their dad when he was young? But people still look the same as adults when they were teenager
I read the title and immediately clicked cause I fully agree. I always loved this movie but everyone else either doesn’t think it’s good or hasn’t seen it and I’m confused every time. So I’m glad that hopefully the rest of the troublemakers love this movie!
They should do an aftermath of the movie where the characters cope with being deceived by him: the daughter, distraught, sits in the therapist's chair crying, afraid that she'll accidentally fall in love with her father again. The son is in shambles because it took a major magical event for his dad to finally notice him, and now that his parents are back together, he lost his best friend.
That’s actually depressing now that I think about it and it would’ve been interesting to see that as a sequel or they could’ve showed it at the end of the movie as an epilogue
Man, I forgot that the reason he lost the scholarship in the beginning is because he decided to raise the kid with his girlfriend. Like man, you gotta give him credit for at least that.
Exactly, like he could've played the game so he could be successful and support his growing family. But he blamed his wife for his decision instead? Trash
@@TheNinjapancake14 not sure about that, he would probably been given the scolarship, which means a few years, while he coulndt have made any earnings and would have probably been away from home, leaving the girlfriend to raise the child alone and without the money to give it the life it desveres. Just thinking, i'm not from the US, so correct me please if i'm wrong. But he could have and probably should have played the game to keep his options open and later decide what to do, mabey together with their parents..
@@ronnitschka College Basketball is a Minimum 3 year commitment now, so you’re not wrong. But back in the 80’s, he could have gone straight to the NBA. So to me, the movie always seemed off for the time it was set in. What I’m saying is, even with the D-League he could have made a good earning in the minors playing basketball and raise his kid. The movie just made him quit right after this game. Which always bugged me
@@m.c.martin he didn’t even need to continue to play bball just get into the school. Or play the game and make the decision later. I understand he’s 17 but he could’ve done something else. They could’ve figured out something better, but that doesn’t make for a good plot
I'm so happy this video was recommended to me. This guy is so funny and after a few days i've binged like all his videos and his second channel lmao. He's got such good content, I have been missing out. What a cool ass dude.
my story exactly! this was the first video and i’m just like “WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE?!??? I MISSED OUT FOR THIS LONG AND YOU’VE BEEN HERE SINCE 2017??!😭” glad to be here now though.😅💕 he’s just the best.
This might sound weird considering Dylan is just a UA-camr who makes movie commentaries, and that does not has to do with any mental health thing, but tbh I couldn’t be more grateful this man is doing this videos. Every time I can’t sleep because of my horrible thoughts, watching this videos calm me a lot. Thank you Dylan for doing what you’re doing, without knowing it, you’re one of the reasons I don’t get anxiety attacks. Thank you.
I feel like Zac Efron is as close to the male equivalent of Megan Fox as we've gotten. He deserve more attention than the superficial appearance stuff he gets.
@@ninjanibba4259 They mean how Megan is a really talented actress but is always overlooked or simplified bc of her looks and hows shes seen as a sex symbol. Zac is also really talented but many underestimate him bc of his looks and superficial stuff
@@ninjanibba4259 how DARE you come for Megan. Hollywood has treated her like trash for years. She's talented and has way more to give and show than Hollywood and directors would let her for YEARS.
I think him running out during the game was his way of giving up the scholarship. Like I think ur right that he could've waited and not thrown his team under the bus there, but it was symbolic of him choosing a future with Scar over a future in basketball. The problem is, the rest of his life he talked about the "what ifs," and it made Scar feel like he regretted his decision. Therefore, that's why we got to the end and he just did it all over again-- he had to show Scar (& realize himself) that it was the right decision back then & it's still the right decision in present time
a k-drama remade this story and its just sooo enjoyable! its called '18 again'. all the characters are developed. the daughter's character is wayy better there. she's a really strong person who doesn't take shit from anyone. the mom also takes a long time to forgive the dad. also talks about how difficult it is for a divorced woman to navigate life with her kids. anybody who has time should really check it out! its great.
"She won't get back with her ex because she's got romantic feelings for her father!" Honestly, I never thought I would hear those words come out of someone's mouth in my lifetime...
Sterling actually auditioned for Troy Bolton but never got the part then he was trying to go to golf one day and Zack’s car was blocking the way or something and he got really pissed off and had a go at him. Then they ended up working together on this movie and became good friends. Also Sterling played Chad Dylan Cooper who is iconic if you ask me😌 he and Demi Lovato had great chemistry.
Probably because she was in distress. And Zac Efron caught on and pressured her to tell him. And combined with the distress of being a pregnant teen and Zac Efron pressuring her to tell him, she probably just blurted it out without thinking
has anyone ever pointed out how great of a movie director dylan would be? like he’s chillin with the whole youtube thing, my main source of entertainment, he’s absolutely amazing with what he’s doing. it’s crazy to see his progress over the years, but dude has the potential to go so much farther
I know what you mean. He’s wicked entertaining, but also a down to earth guy who knows his shit when it comes to the technicals of storytelling and moviemaking
his often referenced experience at the defunct college was for film school, i believe, plus he's been in the process of writing a book for several years now and i'm sure he'd direct the movie adaptation of it - if it ever happens. and then it would be really meta if he made a "Commentary on my own movie" video
Same, but I notice he can be misogynistic at times. I'd like to see him more aware of this/have personal growth before directing. Altho I'm sure there are worse people in hollywood as we speak lol
I loved how they paid homage to all three "Back to the Future" movies by having Mike's daughter, standing over him while he's knocked out, unaware of who he REALLY is!
There’s actually a Korean adaptation of this movie, except instead of a movie, it got turned into a series, it dives a bit more into the character building and development, it does still contain a bit of comedy like any other kdrama, but it does get a bit sentimental and emotional at times, a lot more than the Zac Efron version, i recommend watching it (18 Again), you might also recognize some scene similarities
Yes! Wanted to comment this! Plus the sexual/sensual bits that they tried to make funny here are I dunno, subtler?/less pronounced and weird/uncomfortable. They worked around the father/daughter relationship much better there 👍 loved the police station scene, super heartwarming 🥰 Lee Do Hyun’s acting was captivating ☺️
I know Sterling Knight from Starstruck, which Dylan may not have watched yet. See, in Starstruck, it is a metaphor of Dylan's story line. Dylan is a UA-cam star instead of a pop star, and he will watch Starstruck in order to understand what his future holds.
“If that boy were an Apple, he’d be a Delicious.” Delicious is a type of apple (Red Delicious, Golden Delicious). It does make sense but it doesn’t excuse the trash writing.
You calling out major plot points ahead of time is the best part of any movie commentary! It's really interesting how your brain makes the connections super quickly..
Narratology, patterns, tropes… don’t know if Dylan knows what he knows, but he definitely knows a lot. He recognises basic plot devices and knows that the plot will demand A, B and C… he doesn’t need to think that much, because his knowledge lets him just recognise things…
@@saorihirai4492 Calm down, please. There are many ways of watching a movie. For example I prefer looking for patterns and tropes, others prefer to sit back and enjoy jokes, moods and other things, then there’s other kinds of watchers. We’re different, you’re not any better than anyone else, and people are here to enjoy these videos. So calm down and let the comment section be a positive space. Basics to some can be hard for others. Common to some can be impressive for others. Remember to be humble. I wish you a good rest of the week.
Director, hesitantly looking at script: "Exactly how much cringe do we want to make the audience feel?" Writer: "Yes." Director: "Just... Yes?" Writer: "I want the audience to Filardi cringe."
Dylan looking for a specific line in the script and instead of just using find in page he scrolls and scrolls desperately attempting to find the one line he wants. Now that’s comedy!!
See this movie actually shows the Oedipus complex well, the daughter really liked him because he treated her how a dad teaches their daughters how they should be treated, with respect, so him talking to her like that makes her feel loved and respected how Dad's love their daughter's. No one loves us more than our parents so subconsciously we are searching for that same love. So yes it's creepy but it's also a psychological take (probably done accidentally by these less than poor writers) Edit: I said "no one loves us more than our parents" as a blanket term to use my point I agree not everyone has amazing parents but we grow up either thinking we do or thinking this is the best we are gonna get, I know I have thought that when it came to my parents, but ya, it was just a blanket term to explain how the Oedipus Complex intersects with the movie, I didn't mean to insult or bother anyone by the statement.
“No one loves us more than our parents” unless you had abusive, unsafe parents…then I hope to hell I (we) meet someone who loves us more than them. But really good assessment, I agree with your comment and explaining it that way makes those scenes way less cringy and creepy. You’re 100% right. I’m surprised Dylan didn’t pick up on that or address that.
Don’t agree with "no one loves us more than our parents." Sometimes people have a stronger relationship with friends and lovers than family. Not everyone has an amazing family, a lot of abusive and neglect parents, etc are out there and it happens a lot. Especially dads.
I still don't get why they got a 40 yo actor to play a 34 yo character. I mean, I know they do that kind of thing all the time but I feel like they made Mike and Ned seem reaaaally old, like mid thirties is not that old 🙃
What's even funnier is that Stan bullied Maggie's brother... but they didn't seem to hate each other??? Like you'd think Maggie would tell him "don't bully my brother"?????? But she didn't care???
I think the idea was that she's so in love with him she's willing to completely overlook his flaws or even make excuses for him, and she probably hates her brother too, there's a bizarre deleted scene that kinda goes into this.
I remember my dad brought me and my little brother to see this movie when it came out in theaters. We were like seven and five. He had no idea what the premise was, so when Zac Efron's daughter started trying to seduce him, my dad panicked and rushed us out of the theater 😂
the courtroom scene gets me every time. the way he tries to remain emotionless as though he's just reading someone else's letter but you can just hear that he's getting choked up.
There's a Korean drama adaptation of this movie called '18 again' . It expands a lot on the sub plots of the movie + the whole father daughter iffy stuff doesn't exist there. Would recommend, it's very entertaining
“I don’t like you calling your daughter pretty when you’re in this shape - in this form - can you like not do that? It’s an off limits thing…” “I’m SO disgusted but also so INVESTED.” *all collectively screaming at **30:10* “NO I DON’T WANT ANY GAMES!!” “I have so many conflicting emotions.” I am DEAD 💀Loved this video Dylan - just what I needed today. Hope anyone reading this has a great day :)
I feel like 3:10 was sexual harassment... the daughter is really creepy, and very forceful, even as he clearly refused. She'd make me uncomfortable in real life
@@Rainbow0015 Yeepppppp!!!! God dammit the dude was unconscious and she dragged him to a room and was rubbing his chets while he was blacked out?? WTF?? **Shudders**
zac efron is truly one of the best actors of our generation and i wish ppl would stop treating him like just a pretty boy. so many classics under his belt!
@@catrionabruce3 he has a lot of really good films tho especially his last ones like the greatest showman, the ted bundy one, gold, etc. he's proving himself way more now but he still had good movies back then like charlie st cloud, the lucky one, parkland, etc
@@antonella4632 exactly, i just hate that everyone sees him as the pretty boy (this is especially seen when he had that one video where he looked different and everyone started hating him for looking different and i'm like fuck you)
no... maybe if he didn't constantly do brainless comedy movies, but... there's not one movie where he could break the stereotype he build for himself 🤷🏻♂️. there are enough actors that are famous for one (1) series, but could break free from their first characters (because they are actually good). for zac however, his acting is very consistent from his first acting roles to his most recent acting roles - the only thing he ever improved are his muscles and i'm genuinly concerned people think his acting is even close to "one of the best actors".
Him going after her and leaving the game had symbolic value because he showed clearly his priorities. He should have just thought more in the longterm, that in order to provide for her a college degree would have helped. But he showed that he was willing to go through that with her and how important she was to him.
I actually love this movie (Even though yeah, it gets cringy and weird at times), but I really like the concept of him, having the chance of changing what happened, but ending up doing it all over again, idk ♥
There is a k drama with the same concept but.. lets say its more emotional (I legit cried with some episodes) its named 18 again, I think you will like it also nn
dylan being absolutely terrified of incest before it even happened and slowly getting hysterical the closer it got to becoming incest was the funniest thing
The fact that he called it so instantly is what makes it lol
He's the grand seer and he's terrified of what he's seen
Maybe he got "Back to the future" vibes? Never seen the movies but I heard that the protagonist is travelling to the past and there is some weird love-story(-like thing) between him and his (young adult/teenage) mom (I do not know if he recognizes her immediately or later on).
It's huge drama, that you can create easily in such a setting.
The incest was my core memory from this movie so as soon as he was like “oh please don’t let this happen” I was like “oh no poor baby boy” 😭
THE PANICKED FLAILING thoooooo! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@xionxiv9293 He recognises her inmediatly but she falls for him hard, so he spends the entire movie trying to make his mom fall for his dad so he doesn't dissappear.
The scene where he’s comforting his daughter is a psychological horror film
for me the psychological horror part is when he is uncountious and she has her hands under his shirt, that shit was dirturbing
I was freaking out as much as Dylan was hahha
Especially because of Dylan, he was so scared, he made it worse.
Took daddy to a whole new level💀
@@stodani and then when she role plays as a lioness 😭😭 made me so uncomfortable
I love how this movie tries to convince us that the daughter wouldn't know what her dad looked like in high school. The man peaked in high school; you just *know* he's shown his kids his high school yearbook like 50 times.
You never can tell. I haven’t seen a picture of my dad when he was younger
There’s tons of people with barely any pictures of when their parents were younger. Myself included. I wouldn’t recognize them today even with the few pictures I do have.
As many have stated throughout the comments about never having seen a pic of their dad when younger, you do have a point in the fact that man did peak in high school and was very good looking. There’s no way he ain’t have old pictures up around the house or at least bragged to his kids about his prime with a yearbook in hand or smth lol
yesss i said that too!
Yup. He totally did. And also you know for sure his kids didn’t give a fuck about their boring dad’s past. It’s clear they had zero interest in him in the beginning of the movie, so they would never connect the dots, seeing that photos or not.
17 Again managed to create 2 extremely inappropriate relationship scenarios. An older women getting close to a 17 year old and a daughter have a crush on her father, and yet it’s still a great fill-good movie lol
it's supposed to be funny
i think it helps that the dad is VERY UNCOMFORTABLE when he realizes the daughter has a crush on his 17-year-old self, although it's hysterical to me that he is totally unaware of the effect he has as a mature, empathic, good-looking 17-year-old to other girls also that age. maybe that's what makes us root for him too, that he's not taking advantage of the situation in wildly inappropriate ways. another hysterical aspect is how he just _has_ to flirt with his estranged wife while still in his 17-year-old body - like it's sweet that we realize how deeply in love he still is with her and wants to make amends but bruh!!! 😂😂😂
@@Bluey306 that is a great comment
imagine if the genders were flipped lmao
@@mrstrangeworld5977 Supposed to be, but isn’t. sorry.
the fact that this movie tried to make us believe his kids never saw a picture of him when he was younger is crazy to me
I have no idea what my dad looked like when he was young. 😭 So maybe this is plausible?
i only found out what my dad looked like before 30 when i was 15 and my mum doesn’t really have a lot of clear photos of her when she was younger
Ive only seen one picture of my dad when he was young and it wasn’t even clear. And I was an adult when I saw that picture. So yeah it’s extremely realistic haha especially if you don’t have a lovey dovey family with pictures everywhere
I've never seen a clear picture of my dad when he was younger
You just made me realised I have never seen a photo of my dad when he was young 😳
The constant fear of law-breaking relationships in Dylan’s eyes during this was just so fucking funny
The very best 😂😂😂😭
"wait wait wait... if he has a teenage daugther... this film is not gonna- do anything- incestuous?"
LOVE Dylan always sniffing the bullshit out from a mile away, nothing gets past him
except the major plot points lmao
Why did I want them to work out 🫣
@@hsuuuh your weird bro...
Thank god this movie wasn't Japanese.
@@hsuuuh no really tho
In my opinion, a lot of cringey moments are saved due to Zac Efron’s performance. A lot of people often forget he’s actually a fantastic actor.
I KNOW RIGHT!!
Zac Efron's ability to spin basketballs probably featured more in his career than he expected
This. But I am grateful that The Greatest Showman showed more of him as an actor and singer.
@@jjcymbolic but he didn’t spin basketballs… so did it really show his best abilities ?
@@isahmarie3119 I believe he spins multiple different objects on the other hand
hes really good at spinning those balls
@anonymoose 😀
There should be another 17 Again, in like 10 years, with Efron playing the older version and a new actor playing the young one. Just for fun
17 Again, Again 😂
I THINK THIS IS SUCH A GOOD IDEA
OMG YESS I'M ALL FOR IT!!
With a better script tho 😂
omg yes! it should be a tradition 😂
imagine the movie name within a couple of decades: "17 again, again and again and again and again"
This movie gives the saying "girls go after men who remind them of their fathers" a whole other, very twisted meaning
Dylan's increased fear of incest is both hilarious and highly entertaing.
I have truly never seen Dylan this distraught, it’s worse than his “he’s all that” reaction. This is gold
Ahahhaaha
17 again is much better than that trash though...
Him almost falling out of his chair was the best thing ever😭😭
I think he found way more enjoyment here though....
i legit had to pause the video so many times to just scream
Dylan not knowing Sterling Knight for any of his Disney roles is shocking
Right! I thought for sure he'd recognise him from Starstruck because I'm pretty sure he did a commentary on that movie. I could be wrong though
Shocking or disappointing?
@@tiffanykim2773 Both.
@@jj.loveli thanks what i was thinking
@@jj.loveli he unfortunately didn't do a commentary on that movie yet :\
Reading the original screenplay is a trip. This movie should be an inspiration to any aspiring screenwriter. If that thing could be made into a movie, anything can.
“Hello this is Netflix, you’re greenlit how may we help you?”
Ok but nobody is talking about how when Zac gets old again at the end.. nobody would ever see this guy again? Nobody would submit a missing persons report? Nobody would think he'd been abducted??
I feel this is one of Efron’s best movies. He is such a good actor mimicing Perry’s mannerisms and comedy, then does the sad stuff so well at the end.
Yes it’s such an underrated movie 🥺🥺🥺
I like this movie, but my favorite of his is The Lucky One
I just love it
His best movie is the one where his lil bro is dead
@@mattleemb6283 Oof that one is heartbreaking
He is really good as ted bundy too
The most expressive I’ve ever seen Dylan. So entertaining to see how much fun he had watching this! This is a guilty pleasure movie for me for sure.
I agree! 👍 It's best when he doesn't speed the movie up.
so true!
Right?! I thought I was the only one that noticed a little bit of a different energy. I love it!
Dude him watching She's The Man is the best 👌🖤 I love this one also 👏
Why the guilt? It's a fun movie
I feel sad rewatching this video now after Matthew Perry's passing. He was so good in Friends. RIP❤❤
I saw the movie ages ago so had forgotten most of it. Seeing it now,how in the hell did the coach, his wife and children NOT recognise him!? Did his kids never see photos of him as a teen? 😂
Yes exactly they have a picture of him in the school and they go to the same school he went to so they didn’t see his name and the wife he drop multiple hints she was like nope not him the coach how could you not remember him he was the best player
I think it could be explained simply by them not expecting it. When we humans do not expect something we oftentimes just oversee it. We don’t notice what we never expect.
Dylan: "Can i just sit safely here without that fear that his daughter is gonna star coming to look at daddy in a new light and then she's gonna star saying daddy a little bit differently. Can i sit here safely??? Is this a safe space???"
Me knowing the plot: Sure buddy (ʃƪ¬‿¬)
🤣🤣
I was like "oh buddy, you're in for it" 🤣
Exactly 🤣🤣
LMFAO this was also me 💀💀 I was so excited for his reactions
How can she not though when it's zac
I love how he calls this series movie commentary Monday, but is posted more consistently on Thursdays. Just makes sense.
Ditto, it's a hilarious running gag that all of us Troublemakers can instantly get behind! 😂🤣
Yeah
i think it started like that cuz he films on mondays though but i still love that only his consistent viewers know this running joke
It’s almost like.. that’s the joke
Wdym today is monday
Nothing better than a director that lets two actors play off each other.
Dylan saying "I'm like disgusted but also like super invested" pretty much sums up the channel 29:42
Us Troublemakers can truly count on Dylan gaslighting us into thinking everyday is Monday ☺️
Gaslighting might be the word of the year seeing how much it's used
DGD HDHHAHAHAHA
Omg the fact that I didn’t even question it.
@@layton6202 but it’s used appropriately here, he is making them question their reality.
@@layton6202 because a lot of people do it….
This movie proved that Zac could be more than Troy Bolton. The scene where he gives the speech to the health class about safe sex, and later during the court scene, always makes me teary eyed.
Zac had some dramatic roles before HSM that already proved that
But he was still a little Troy Bolton though with him playing around with a basketball in that scene 😅
Me too! I seen this movie in this cinema when I was 13 l 27 in a couple months feel old the court seen was done well by him 👏🏼
safe sex? he reject condom and was kinda "no sex until u get marriage". was weird
No, only the speech in the court. The rest was just slutshaming.
It’s funny seeing Dylan who cheers for violence and chaos in movies lose his mind freaking out watching this movie. It’s like balance in the universe.
lol
RIP Matthew Perry 🙏🏾
I couldn't agree more about Leslie Mann and Zac Efron and how they worked so well together. it would be pretty cool to see them in another movie together now that Zac has even more comedies under his belt.
Yes, especially since he’s worked with Judd Apatow a lot and Judd and Leslie are married. It feels like it’s meant to be!
Apparently, Leslie's daughter Maude, who was 10 at the time, had a huge crush on Zac. When word got out that Leslie and Zac had kissed for a scene, Maude licked Leslie's face because she wanted to taste Zac's spit. It's pretty hilarious, in a cute way! 😂🤣
@@trinaq Maude is so cool.
Honestly that's the part of the movie (aside from the daughter hitting on her dad) that should've been the most cringe but somehow they actually made it work. I liked their dynamic a lot.
@@trinaq wait Maude apatow as in Lexi from euphoria??
It’s so funny to me that Sterling Knight was exactly 20 years old when this movie was released, so his “this looks like a 20 year old with CGI” was not wrong
There was no CGI though, he just looked like it I guess XD
It’s so weird seeing Matthew Perry saying things without a laughing track every second
Ikr? I still pictured the laugh track after his lines bc of this comment lol
lmao not him sabotaging his college scholarship when that would've helped if he needed to raise a baby 💀
I love this movie, but after just watching your commentary I realized if I was the mom I would totally think Zach Enron was my husbands son from someone else, Ned was covering it up and my estranged husband had disappeared rather than own up to having a kid with another woman.
That would make way more sense!
Yer but that's logical
omg yes
Yeah, plus the fact that nobody else saw it. They live in the same town with all the same people and no family or friends recognize. Even their own kids never saw photos of their dad when he was young? But people still look the same as adults when they were teenager
@@delpicsla65 also the team coach could've recognized him!!
I read the title and immediately clicked cause I fully agree. I always loved this movie but everyone else either doesn’t think it’s good or hasn’t seen it and I’m confused every time. So I’m glad that hopefully the rest of the troublemakers love this movie!
Ditto, this movie really deserves more love!
Yay i love this movie! Let's see what the troublemaster has to say tho👀
Very nervous because he kinda ends up roasting everything lol.😅😅
exactly !! i've watched it so many times, love it more each watch.
Samee
had a phase where i watched almost every Zac Efron movie, and this one was one of my favorites!
Adding the "Oh, hi Mark" from The Room had me DYING lol 18:35
Dylan practically having an existential crisis regarding how the movie was cut is what consistently makes me laugh. :P
They should do an aftermath of the movie where the characters cope with being deceived by him: the daughter, distraught, sits in the therapist's chair crying, afraid that she'll accidentally fall in love with her father again. The son is in shambles because it took a major magical event for his dad to finally notice him, and now that his parents are back together, he lost his best friend.
Jeez I never realized the son lost his friend and will probably always wonder what happened to him
That’s actually depressing now that I think about it and it would’ve been interesting to see that as a sequel or they could’ve showed it at the end of the movie as an epilogue
that’s depressing
Thanks for the sad ending 🙃
damn, i never thought about that
The psychological ramifications of her kissing Zac Efron and opening her eyes to Matthew Perry is hilariously horrifying
She'd be like: "I'm never kissing a boy........ "
@@SasukeUchiha723 I feel like she'd be afraid to kiss anyone. A girl...suddenly becomes her mom. Too much of a risk hahahaha
@@lbierman21 was gonna say if she switched to thinking of kissing a girl, it'd be her mom......... too traumatic.
dylan and i laughed the exact same way at the “what a douche” part💀
Omgggg Dylan losing his mind and then topping it all off with 28:15 had me cackling SO. HARD.
Man, I forgot that the reason he lost the scholarship in the beginning is because he decided to raise the kid with his girlfriend. Like man, you gotta give him credit for at least that.
No because he could have done both?? 😂😭
Exactly, like he could've played the game so he could be successful and support his growing family. But he blamed his wife for his decision instead? Trash
@@TheNinjapancake14 not sure about that, he would probably been given the scolarship, which means a few years, while he coulndt have made any earnings and would have probably been away from home, leaving the girlfriend to raise the child alone and without the money to give it the life it desveres. Just thinking, i'm not from the US, so correct me please if i'm wrong. But he could have and probably should have played the game to keep his options open and later decide what to do, mabey together with their parents..
@@ronnitschka College Basketball is a Minimum 3 year commitment now, so you’re not wrong. But back in the 80’s, he could have gone straight to the NBA.
So to me, the movie always seemed off for the time it was set in.
What I’m saying is, even with the D-League he could have made a good earning in the minors playing basketball and raise his kid. The movie just made him quit right after this game. Which always bugged me
@@m.c.martin he didn’t even need to continue to play bball just get into the school. Or play the game and make the decision later. I understand he’s 17 but he could’ve done something else. They could’ve figured out something better, but that doesn’t make for a good plot
Dylan being terrified of the father daughter relationship is the high point for me
He was in such a fearful chokehold 😂😂😂😂
I was dying watching him get so horrified every time they were on screen together 💀
I'm so happy this video was recommended to me. This guy is so funny and after a few days i've binged like all his videos and his second channel lmao. He's got such good content, I have been missing out. What a cool ass dude.
my story exactly! this was the first video and i’m just like “WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE?!??? I MISSED OUT FOR THIS LONG AND YOU’VE BEEN HERE SINCE 2017??!😭” glad to be here now though.😅💕
he’s just the best.
This might sound weird considering Dylan is just a UA-camr who makes movie commentaries, and that does not has to do with any mental health thing, but tbh I couldn’t be more grateful this man is doing this videos. Every time I can’t sleep because of my horrible thoughts, watching this videos calm me a lot. Thank you Dylan for doing what you’re doing, without knowing it, you’re one of the reasons I don’t get anxiety attacks. Thank you.
Same here! I watch his videos every single day
I feel like Zac Efron is as close to the male equivalent of Megan Fox as we've gotten. He deserve more attention than the superficial appearance stuff he gets.
That part 💀✋🏽 that’s such a great observation
Um, comparing him to Megan is an insult, dude has more than proven himself
@@ninjanibba4259 They mean how Megan is a really talented actress but is always overlooked or simplified bc of her looks and hows shes seen as a sex symbol. Zac is also really talented but many underestimate him bc of his looks and superficial stuff
@@ninjanibba4259 how DARE you come for Megan. Hollywood has treated her like trash for years. She's talented and has way more to give and show than Hollywood and directors would let her for YEARS.
there's a clip from a red carpet of Megan saying she is Zac and the way she says his name is hilarious. Zac Aefron
I think him running out during the game was his way of giving up the scholarship. Like I think ur right that he could've waited and not thrown his team under the bus there, but it was symbolic of him choosing a future with Scar over a future in basketball. The problem is, the rest of his life he talked about the "what ifs," and it made Scar feel like he regretted his decision. Therefore, that's why we got to the end and he just did it all over again-- he had to show Scar (& realize himself) that it was the right decision back then & it's still the right decision in present time
I love this
This is very well worded
Exactly! Well worded
Perfectly put!
It was the wrong decision because he could've gotten both and maybe even provided a better life for his child. I don't understand the logic there.
You calling Zac Efron 'Effie' is adding minutes to my life with the sheer joy it causes.
a k-drama remade this story and its just sooo enjoyable! its called '18 again'. all the characters are developed.
the daughter's character is wayy better there. she's a really strong person who doesn't take shit from anyone. the mom also takes a long time to forgive the dad. also talks about how difficult it is for a divorced woman to navigate life with her kids.
anybody who has time should really check it out! its great.
"She won't get back with her ex because she's got romantic feelings for her father!"
Honestly, I never thought I would hear those words come out of someone's mouth in my lifetime...
That sounds like a telanovela
Sterling actually auditioned for Troy Bolton but never got the part then he was trying to go to golf one day and Zack’s car was blocking the way or something and he got really pissed off and had a go at him. Then they ended up working together on this movie and became good friends. Also Sterling played Chad Dylan Cooper who is iconic if you ask me😌 he and Demi Lovato had great chemistry.
Sonny with a chance was my first initial thought when I saw him In The movie
The time for talking is over is something I still say unironically XD
Sonny with a Chance and Starstruck 👌✨
There was also a running joke on sonny with a chance that chad hated zac efron which makes it even funnier
@@dopestontheropest lmao so true he had him on his banned list
You were so close to seeing Starstruck. I want you to watch that so bad😭
23:50
Dylan: "I'd almost rather do the incestuous thing"
Movie: Oh really?!?!
I’ll never understand why scarlet told him she’s pregnant a second before his game. Then running away making him chase her.
Yeah that is really sh*tty. At least wait until after the game.
@@lindseystein9676 exactly
Probably because she was in distress. And Zac Efron caught on and pressured her to tell him. And combined with the distress of being a pregnant teen and Zac Efron pressuring her to tell him, she probably just blurted it out without thinking
because wahmen
For movie drama, lol. I usually just decide to overlook stuff like that, but it can really test suspension of disbelief...
has anyone ever pointed out how great of a movie director dylan would be? like he’s chillin with the whole youtube thing, my main source of entertainment, he’s absolutely amazing with what he’s doing. it’s crazy to see his progress over the years, but dude has the potential to go so much farther
I know what you mean. He’s wicked entertaining, but also a down to earth guy who knows his shit when it comes to the technicals of storytelling and moviemaking
his often referenced experience at the defunct college was for film school, i believe, plus he's been in the process of writing a book for several years now and i'm sure he'd direct the movie adaptation of it - if it ever happens. and then it would be really meta if he made a "Commentary on my own movie" video
Same, but I notice he can be misogynistic at times. I'd like to see him more aware of this/have personal growth before directing. Altho I'm sure there are worse people in hollywood as we speak lol
@@emmie1176 wait can you elaborate? i’ve watched most of his videos but i don’t see where he’s been misogynistic
@@genie2362 It's more so in small ways with his jokes. I don't think he actually means what he says, but the jokes can be questionable at times.
In a way this movie is a representation of Dylan bc just as Mike becomes 17 again, Dylan remembers to put on his nose ring and becomes 20 again
8:17 the fact that Sonny With A Chance was right there was KILLING me
I loved how they paid homage to all three "Back to the Future" movies by having Mike's daughter, standing over him while he's knocked out, unaware of who he REALLY is!
Yes!!!
I’m
Lmaoo the fact the i decided to read the comments while he was getting punched, and ur comment was the top one🤣🤣u kinda prepared me for dis😂😂
I was thinking the exact same thing lol
Drea Kirby I
There’s actually a Korean adaptation of this movie, except instead of a movie, it got turned into a series, it dives a bit more into the character building and development, it does still contain a bit of comedy like any other kdrama, but it does get a bit sentimental and emotional at times, a lot more than the Zac Efron version, i recommend watching it (18 Again), you might also recognize some scene similarities
Lee Do Hyun's comic timing 🙌🏻❤️ 🤣 "appa ya"
omg yes the drama is so good!!! on top of that there’s wi ha joon, the handsome baseball player 🥴
I was about to comment about it🥺 it's beautiful🥲
Yes! Wanted to comment this!
Plus the sexual/sensual bits that they tried to make funny here are I dunno, subtler?/less pronounced and weird/uncomfortable. They worked around the father/daughter relationship much better there 👍 loved the police station scene, super heartwarming 🥰 Lee Do Hyun’s acting was captivating ☺️
I’ve been wanting to watch that but idk where, does anyone know? ):
watching dylan freak out is better than watching the movie lol
I know Sterling Knight from Starstruck, which Dylan may not have watched yet. See, in Starstruck, it is a metaphor of Dylan's story line. Dylan is a UA-cam star instead of a pop star, and he will watch Starstruck in order to understand what his future holds.
“If that boy were an Apple, he’d be a Delicious.”
Delicious is a type of apple (Red Delicious, Golden Delicious). It does make sense but it doesn’t excuse the trash writing.
Oh kkk wow
Also the worst type of apple
ok no, but that makes it up a little, at least now it has some meaning
@@laurenhawes7201 you are not wrong
@@laurenhawes7201 red delicious is one of the best apples btw.,
dylan’s genuine scream when the daughter looked at him was too good 😭😭😭😭
I was cackling
but for real, that scene was uncomfortable asf😭😆
That made me cringe 💀
29:36 this, but taken out of context 😭
RIP MATTHEW❤🩹
You calling out major plot points ahead of time is the best part of any movie commentary! It's really interesting how your brain makes the connections super quickly..
And it’s made me a smarter movie watcher too! If he ever decides to watch Promising Young Woman I’d love to watch that reaction video
lol not rlly. It's all super obv things. I get cringed out when he think he accomplished something by pointing out obv thing tbh
Narratology, patterns, tropes… don’t know if Dylan knows what he knows, but he definitely knows a lot. He recognises basic plot devices and knows that the plot will demand A, B and C… he doesn’t need to think that much, because his knowledge lets him just recognise things…
@@Ingemaja um yea plot tropes are a pretty common thing to know? For anyone whose into any sort of fiction.
@@saorihirai4492 Calm down, please. There are many ways of watching a movie. For example I prefer looking for patterns and tropes, others prefer to sit back and enjoy jokes, moods and other things, then there’s other kinds of watchers. We’re different, you’re not any better than anyone else, and people are here to enjoy these videos. So calm down and let the comment section be a positive space. Basics to some can be hard for others. Common to some can be impressive for others. Remember to be humble. I wish you a good rest of the week.
The terror on Dylan's face during the scenes with the daughter and Zac Efron was funnier than the entire movie 😂😂
RIP Mathew
RIP Matthew Perry💔
Dylan's advice to surviving high school: "Assert dominance. Eye stabs."
I mean you'd definitely get a reputation
Director, hesitantly looking at script: "Exactly how much cringe do we want to make the audience feel?"
Writer: "Yes."
Director: "Just... Yes?"
Writer: "I want the audience to Filardi cringe."
This comment deserves recognition
yesssssss this is amazing
just…👏👏👏👏
This is the one.
The sonofab pulled it off!! *uproarious applause, hat-throwing, and whooping) 🎉
Dylan looking for a specific line in the script and instead of just using find in page he scrolls and scrolls desperately attempting to find the one line he wants. Now that’s comedy!!
RIP Matthew Perry 😢
Hey, Dylan, how did you miss that Stirling Knight's middle name is SANDMANN. His parents really said 'This boy will be an actor or nothing'.
Omg
Woah I never knew that and it’s hilarious, but I feel bad for him
See this movie actually shows the Oedipus complex well, the daughter really liked him because he treated her how a dad teaches their daughters how they should be treated, with respect, so him talking to her like that makes her feel loved and respected how Dad's love their daughter's. No one loves us more than our parents so subconsciously we are searching for that same love. So yes it's creepy but it's also a psychological take (probably done accidentally by these less than poor writers)
Edit: I said "no one loves us more than our parents" as a blanket term to use my point I agree not everyone has amazing parents but we grow up either thinking we do or thinking this is the best we are gonna get, I know I have thought that when it came to my parents, but ya, it was just a blanket term to explain how the Oedipus Complex intersects with the movie, I didn't mean to insult or bother anyone by the statement.
ikr
Oedipus complex = mother/son
Electra complex = father/daughter
@@reyesngerardo sorry got them confused, thanks!
“No one loves us more than our parents” unless you had abusive, unsafe parents…then I hope to hell I (we) meet someone who loves us more than them. But really good assessment, I agree with your comment and explaining it that way makes those scenes way less cringy and creepy. You’re 100% right. I’m surprised Dylan didn’t pick up on that or address that.
Don’t agree with "no one loves us more than our parents." Sometimes people have a stronger relationship with friends and lovers than family. Not everyone has an amazing family, a lot of abusive and neglect parents, etc are out there and it happens a lot. Especially dads.
Omg 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I screamed with you at 28:00 😩😩
Dylan’s ability to successfully predict plot lines is both impressive and scary
Matthew Perry playing an older Zac Efron is still the weirdest fever dream
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Rob Lowe. Maybe he's too pretty though.
Oooh yeah Rob Lowe would have been a perfect fit imo
I still don't get why they got a 40 yo actor to play a 34 yo character. I mean, I know they do that kind of thing all the time but I feel like they made Mike and Ned seem reaaaally old, like mid thirties is not that old 🙃
Brad Pitt could’ve passed for Zac’s older version as well, but I think we’re blowing the budget on that one 😆
I don’t think it’s that far fetched. Think of the 1989 Mike O’Donell and 1990’s Matthew Perry. They look kinda similar.
What's even funnier is that Stan bullied Maggie's brother... but they didn't seem to hate each other??? Like you'd think Maggie would tell him "don't bully my brother"?????? But she didn't care???
I think the idea was that she's so in love with him she's willing to completely overlook his flaws or even make excuses for him, and she probably hates her brother too, there's a bizarre deleted scene that kinda goes into this.
@@tristanhartup4936 Gonna search that scene
Yeah they really didn't care about making us like her at *all* 🤔😕
Yeah that’s why the remake 18 again addressed it by making the sister punch the bully and tell him not to mess with her brother
R.I.P matthew perry 😢 😭
As a child i tried to recreate that moment Zach jumped over the railing and thats how i broke my arm as a five year old.
I remember my dad brought me and my little brother to see this movie when it came out in theaters. We were like seven and five. He had no idea what the premise was, so when Zac Efron's daughter started trying to seduce him, my dad panicked and rushed us out of the theater 😂
Plssss you’re poor father😂
Owe nooo at least he tried😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣 omg that’s gold
Omg that’s hilarious 🤣🤣
the courtroom scene gets me every time. the way he tries to remain emotionless as though he's just reading someone else's letter but you can just hear that he's getting choked up.
The way this scared him more than most of the horror films he ever watched on this channel lol
There's a Korean drama adaptation of this movie called '18 again' . It expands a lot on the sub plots of the movie + the whole father daughter iffy stuff doesn't exist there. Would recommend, it's very entertaining
Loved the drama more than the movie tbh
“I don’t like you calling your daughter pretty when you’re in this shape - in this form - can you like not do that? It’s an off limits thing…”
“I’m SO disgusted but also so INVESTED.”
*all collectively screaming at **30:10*
“NO I DON’T WANT ANY GAMES!!”
“I have so many conflicting emotions.”
I am DEAD 💀Loved this video Dylan - just what I needed today. Hope anyone reading this has a great day :)
I feel like 3:10 was sexual harassment... the daughter is really creepy, and very forceful, even as he clearly refused. She'd make me uncomfortable in real life
@@Rainbow0015 yeah plus he was asleeep
@@xxursolovelyxxX exactly!
Have a great day
@@Rainbow0015 Yeepppppp!!!! God dammit the dude was unconscious and she dragged him to a room and was rubbing his chets while he was blacked out?? WTF?? **Shudders**
The pure horror on his face when he realized it WAS Zac not her friend.
dylan it’s so attractive when you predict exactly what’s going to happen in the movie and get it 100% correct
I love Dylan being so into the movie that he is grossed out by his daughter wanting to get with him 🤣🤣
i love how dylan tries to guess the plot by throwing out literally every possible scenario that could happen
zac efron is truly one of the best actors of our generation and i wish ppl would stop treating him like just a pretty boy. so many classics under his belt!
agree, he needs better films
@@catrionabruce3 he has a lot of really good films tho especially his last ones like the greatest showman, the ted bundy one, gold, etc. he's proving himself way more now but he still had good movies back then like charlie st cloud, the lucky one, parkland, etc
@@antonella4632 exactly, i just hate that everyone sees him as the pretty boy (this is especially seen when he had that one video where he looked different and everyone started hating him for looking different and i'm like fuck you)
Leonardo DiCaprio was the same in the 90s
no... maybe if he didn't constantly do brainless comedy movies, but... there's not one movie where he could break the stereotype he build for himself 🤷🏻♂️. there are enough actors that are famous for one (1) series, but could break free from their first characters (because they are actually good). for zac however, his acting is very consistent from his first acting roles to his most recent acting roles - the only thing he ever improved are his muscles and i'm genuinly concerned people think his acting is even close to "one of the best actors".
goodbye chandler bing
Rip Matthew Perry🪦🕊
Him going after her and leaving the game had symbolic value because he showed clearly his priorities. He should have just thought more in the longterm, that in order to provide for her a college degree would have helped. But he showed that he was willing to go through that with her and how important she was to him.
Still a very stupid choice
The symbolism works... but it's the only thing that does in that situation 😂
The girl that said “if that boy were an apple he’d be delicious” has been in so many TV shows and she ALWAYS plays exact same thirsty role 🤣
shes good in “the good place” tho
@@ashithaj You’re right! she plays a much different role in that one 😂
@@ashithaj she was vicky right?
@@hoodiegirl7221 yesss
@@ashithaj omg i was trying to figure out where i recognized her from. thank you lmao
Dylan is right, Melissa and Joey is an underrated masterpiece
6:21 the "GULPPP ITS MATTHEW PERRY" made me DIIIEEE LAUGHING
You can't count on anyone but you can always count on Dylan to post movie commentaries on Mondays
You mean Mondays as in Thursdays? 😂
Has it ever been on a Monday?
You mean Monursdays? 😂
I actually love this movie (Even though yeah, it gets cringy and weird at times), but I really like the concept of him, having the chance of changing what happened, but ending up doing it all over again, idk ♥
he did not really have a chance to change it- he did not go to the past...
Love your Louis icon!! 💕
It is one of my fav too
@@ForeverFashionGirl21 yeah, more of a "changing his perspective and growing from it" kind of thing
There is a k drama with the same concept but.. lets say its more emotional (I legit cried with some episodes) its named 18 again, I think you will like it also nn
nobody could make me hate this movie 😭😭😭
I love how this was one of my most anticipated movies for you to watch and you did dylan 😭I love this movie