My favorite “raunchy comedy” is Clerks from 1994. It was nearly rated NC-17 for the language alone. Written and directed by Kevin Smith, it introduced the world to comedy duo Jay & Silent Bob.
I have it on my playlists also. Sometimes I even rotate that intro for my ringtone. It really is a great song, not even as a comedic song but it really does rock.
Such an under-rated movie. For those who watched it back in the day will never forget that Scotty doesn't know. I loved his friend getting a promotion after being MIA the whole internship.
This movie works even better if you are european... All the stereotypes are just brilliant. The only thing I wouldve changed is Mieke living in Munich... To let the little kid march in Lederhosen and let the old maid wear a Dirndl
20 years later and I wonder how many people would start singing the rest of the song, when someone says to them " Scotty doesn't know.." I've been hoping someone would react to this...gem? 😂and I'm SO happy it's you two who did! I was 15 when this came out and loved it more than I probably should have (my friend and I rented it from Blockbuster and watched it multiple times that night) Talk about nostalgia from teen years.
FUN FACT: Basically the whole movie was shot in the Czech Republic and you can find Czech actors throughout the whole movie including the France football fan, the hotel waiter and manager in Bratislava, three Wondersexxx girls and one of the male assistants there. Also, Mieke's brother Gunter is played by Petr Jákl who - apart from an actor - is one of the best Czech movie directors of the past years. 😊 EDIT: It's hard to notice at first but the tall Italian man in Vatican with long black hair is the actor who portrayed Igor Karkaroff, the Durmstrang school headmaster in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) releasing just a year after Eurotrip (2004). 😊
Eurotrip is absolutely one of my favorite movies. I saw it 11 times in theaters. I was still in high school and very depressed at the time and I would ditch and go see this. Got me through a really hard time.
I saw this movie in 2004, I was 17 at the time and I liked it. But I don’t care for teen sex comedy movies anymore… I didn’t care for Road Trip or Superbad
One of my all time favorite comedies, so damn funny! "You didn't tell your boss you were going to Europe." "They would have stopped paying me. This seemed easier"
This was actually the last teen sex movie that I actually liked. I didn’t care for Road Trip or Superbad. I know that Road Trip is older than this movie but I didn’t see Road Trip until just recently
The amount of people that wanted to try Absinthe SO BAD after this movie came out only to find out, after finally trying it, that it tastes like black licorice and doesn't make you trip balls -- was ridiculous. And yes, I was one of them.
unless you are one of the few people who actually had the real absinthe you realize its different right. The fact you guys couldnt even do a google search to find out it can make you hallucinate is astounding.
I graduated in 2004, damn... The most vivid memory was the "mi scusi" scene, and it's quite popular in my country even now. You can still quote this in some random cringy moment knowing that at least few people would understand the reference 😀
04 here as well. This movie holds a special place in my heart because I was dating a girl from Amsterdam at the time. Her dad was a professor, and she came overseas with him. After a while, she went back & we tried to online date, but long-distance relationships rarely work out.
We went to the gas station and bought a map of the state that folded up small enough to fit in your car's glove compartment, but completely unfolded to cover half of your living room.
This movie has been shot mostly in Czechia, including the "Bratislava" (they used some deserted village in the middle of nowhere), most of the cast as well. Luckily, Matt Damon was shooting another movie in Czechia at the time - so he joined this one for fun. Btw. I lived in Bratislava (Slovakia) 1993-2011 and when I was having people from abroad to travel to Bratislava for a training, I asked them to watch THIS movie - so they know "what to expect"
It's precisely that stuff that's too offensive to be put into a modern mainstream film that makes it so funny, like the whole unnecessary back and forth with "retard" at the Vatican
Lived in Germany for all of the 80's and left in '91 just after the reunification. David Hasselhoff as a result of the likes of Knight Rider was massive in Germany. His songs were often in the charts. He was such a big thing, that he was one of the acts singing on the Berlin Wall just weeks after it came down.
A underrated Teen Comedy from 2006 "Accepted" you should watch. The film stars Justin Long, Jonah Hill, Blake Lively & the supper funny & great Lewis Black. Lewis Black character in Accepted is suppose to be crazy but he is so correct & funny at the same time.
Listen to me when I say this is one of my fav most underrated movies and anytime any reaction channel reacts to it I’m here for it😂👏🏾 literally still have Scotty doesn’t know saved in my 2000s music playlist
"Scotty Doesn't Know" is actually on my Spotify playlist lol, 20 years later(🤯) it's still a banger! I love the fact that the lead singer of the band is Matt Damon(even though he's not actually singing) and Fiona is Kristin Kreuk(aka Lana Lang from Smallville, which I highly recommend watching). This is one of those sleeper hits, it's hilarious and a classic.
3:19 I had watched like 100 episodes of her as Lana Lang in Smallville so not only was it a shock for me to see this (basically pure and innocent character) be in this movie at all, as I hadn't seen her in anything else.. it was a 1000% shock to see her portray the character she plays. It was a double whammy.
Notes from 20 years ago. Hasselhoff wasn't actually too random. The Hoff was in Baywatch, which initially crashed and burned in the US. But it was a huge hit in other parts of the world and for some reason, the Germans loved Hoff. He was a huge star over there. He was also a running punchline on Weekend Update while Norm MacDonald was the anchor. This theory was that " Germans Love David Hasselhoff." It's funnier in context. Also, that was Lucy "Xena" Lawless as the Amsterdam club hostess.
The first season of Baywatch failed, but it did well internationally that they decided to do a second season. It then became very popular in the US when it went to syndication. It did not crash and burn, it was just not a prime-time show. Worked better as a Saturday night show on local channels.
Sex Drive is very similar to this. No Europe, but a guy going after a girl across the country and things happen. And it has James Marsden being insanely hilarious.
Just a little random comment appreciative to Lucy Lawless. "Flugegehaymen" is probably one of the most famous "incomprehensible" words in the history of cinema 😄
Fun fact: Scott Doesn't Know was performed by the band Lustra and was on one of their albums. It was their only song to hit the American billboard top 100 songs.
The Van Wilder movies are based off of one man's alleged true stories. Max something. I ran across them way back in the 00's on the internet. They are as hilarious as they are appalling.
I remember my older cousins, showing me this movie, and this being the funniest thing in the world. At the time I laughed to the point I was literally crying.
I was ironically class of 2004. Our motto thingy was "Hear our power, hear our roar. We're the class 2004!". I just cringed a bit that i am able to even remember it. 😂
@@kuldan5853 its fucking terrible. I remember the day they told us that, and the level of cringe and disappointment i had. The only good thing about it, is we (or I) never had to say that phrase in school.
Oh, man. How dare you remind me of this ; ) .... "We are the class of '92! And we will stomp all over you-u!! We are the class of '92! And we will stomp all over you!" [....Yeah, I never heard it again after the day it was introduced.]
Probably one of my favorite comedies of all time. The director just didn't care, he wanted to make a fun movie. Imagine if this came out today, there would be riots
In college... a fair amount of time after this movie came out so people had forgotten about it, I was dating this super Christian girl from the next state over. I went to visit her family, when walking through the TSA my phone ring tone (back when phones actually rang with noise) went 'you got mail motha-fucka'' and both the TSA and my soon to be ex-girlfriend's mom thought I cussed them out at the same time.
I remember HBO had the rights to this for on demand and that's when it really blew up when I was in high school like a year or two after it came out. Definitely one of my favorite raunchy comedies from that period of late 90s mid 2000s
This is one of the absolute funniest movies out there, its so great :) what is also great with it is the directors commentary track on this movie, they basically turn the movie and the commentary track into a drinking game where they are doing shots and its just hilarious :D
Eurotrip is one of my favorite comady movies ever. I remember first watching it back in high school, and I have never laughed so hard in a comady movie than that movie. It still remains my favorite comedy movie ever.
This is one of the movies I watched as a kid/teen that hyped me to hit the road and travel as much as I possible can, and here I am, 26 countries and counting. Great reaction! (and I do own a Leica 35mm film camera 😂)
This channel is phenomenal. It's all for you. There are times when your friends stand up for you. If you both have time can you make another show. Enter the Dragon.
Fun fact, the lead football hooligan was played by Vinnie Jones, a well known and sucessful professional football player who, during his career, was known for being a little “confrontational” on the pitch shall we say lol. He then went on to act in a few different films, normally as a sort of tough guy character, probably his most well known role was in Guy Ritchies Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
IMO, Road Trip is basically a more crude, less funny version of Eurotrip.. (YES I know it came first!) Road Trip Pros: Sean William Scott & DJ Qualls are great. Eurotrip Pros: Michelle Trachtenberg, Absynthe, "Scotty Doesn't know", The Soccer Hooligans, more consistent humour. Coin flip: Road Trip has Tom Green.. (Some hate him some love him.. I'm not a fan)
Road Trip is probably the best example of that kind of genre of movie. Personally I would say it's a technically better movie than American Pie easily, American Pie just had the bigger "meme" impact. It's weakest part is probably some of the end section goes by too fast, but the first 85% of the movie is fantastic, and the actual ending is really good. The other part between is OK, but slightly rushed.
@@jemal999 God no. It's not even close. There's a reason Eurotrip was a huge failure at the time and for a while after. People have since memed it, and turned it into a drinking game/party thing.
So i have to share this, theres a bar i go to sometimes that actually plays "Scotty doesn't know". I always wonder how many people know the reference from thia 20 year old movie 😂
Would everybody please shut up about calling everything underrated! I don’t know why everybody loves that word so much but it’s annoying as hell because people use every 2 seconds
I have been waiting for someone, ANYONE, to react to this movie!!!!! It's my absolute favorite of all time!!! Edit: The creepy Italian man on the train is Uncle Fester in Wednesday, by the way. Edit: My parents actually tried absinthe, back when it was still illegal to sell here. They bought a bottle from Ireland. You're supposed to light a spoonful of it with a sugar cube, but they didn't know that. So they got a bunch of my dad's army friends and their wives together. My mom and one of the other wives took the first two shots, and toughed it out, no problem. And then these big strong army men were crying and throwing up after drinking it.
This movie was filmed in Prague during the SARS Pandemic, so they had a hard time getting any cameos and such because getting anyone to come to Europe during SARS was not happening, but when they found out Matt Damon was already in Prague doing Brothers Grimm, they asked him to do the cameo and so he hopped over to their set on on of his days off. :)
14:38 There's a jukebox at the club I play darts at. One day I was searching for "Du hast" and I noticed a song "du" by David... Hasselhoff!? Yes please! I didn't care it was entirely in german. It wasn't until 7 months later the owner of the club told me personally that I can put on any other song in the world... except for Du by David Hasselhoff. It was so fun. I loved it and so did 5 other people at the club. Everyone else was asking the bar for a needle to stab out their ear drums-- wasn't my problem though.
So, they wanna know about movies we saw as kids when we shouldn’t have? Mine was ‘Robocop’ when I was 8 years old. I remember hiding behind the couch for the “massacre’ scene when Murphy gets taken down. Gruesome to this day!
Absinthe...the ingredient is Wormwood...it can be home brewed, or semi distilled using other alcohol and steeping the wormwood in it...but the end product in any case is a drink thats hard to palate...so the traditional approach is not a glass full...but to take cubes of sugar on a perforated spoon and pour the absinthe over it as it falls into a tumbler of ice, melting the sugar as it goes. Much more enjoyable after that. (To get the anise flavor, I recommend using ouzo as a starting point if you steep your own...or add anise to the mix.)
This movie is ALWAYS AMAZING every time I watch it. I was in tech school going into the Air Force when this movie was showing on base. My wife always gives me a hard time because I wasn't great with the layout of Europe and leaving tech school, my first base was going to be in Germany. The map they show in the movie going over the tablecloth is actually pretty well place. I actually found the spot where Cooper meets up with everyone and he says, "I got a tee shirt". It's actually in Prague, Czech Republic.
Great reactions, and some notes: 1. Check out Undercover Brother 2. David Hasslehoff was a huge pop star in Germany in the late 80s. Taking German class in HS, I remember the German magazines had tons of articles about him 3. Mi Scuzi 4. Scotty really Doesn't Know
Fun fact: the child in Berlin doing the Stechschritt got cut in the German version. I always thought that was stupid since it's part of our history we should let people have a laugh as horrible as it was. But that's why they say Germany doesn't have a sense of humor. 🤔😅 Mieke's dad was played by Walter Sittler, who played a doctor on a German comedy show. So seeing him in this movie was like: hey I know this guy. 😅 it's a great movie which I recently watched again. Always fun and Scotty doesn't know is on my Playlist too.
Matt Damon was only in it because it was shot in Prague. It was during a big SARS outbreak and travel was limited and he happened to be in Prague and he also went to college with the writer. So he did his college friend a solid. (Actually the entire band, Lustra, went to college with them). During an interview, Kristen Kruek was asked what it was like to kiss Matt Damon. She said that Matt may have bitten her during the scene. When the interviewer was understandably shocked and asked her to explain more, she said that he was just in character and he maayyy have bitten her.
When I was young did my mom have to print out a map from Mapquest? Nope When I was young we had something called road maps ... they gave them out for free at many gas stations, which at the time were ALL full service. At 8 years old while in mom's 1956 Buick Special I was the navigator, planning the route, reading the maps, saying what lane to be in to switch highways, saying what exits to take, where to go, etc.. That was fun.
As the brother in a brother/sister set of twins the whole making out thing between the twins is both the most hilarious and outright horrifying gag in the entire movie.
20:29 yes ...its soooo good.... gotta get the one with wormwood in it !! It's legal here now ..well it can only have a small % of the ingredient in it.
Okay I did not expect this reaction vid at all now Im sub. This is movie is about as low key classic you can get and still till this day I bet people are looking for that glowing green "special" banned drink. Hey class of 2009 here to.
Sometime last month I found the movie on the pirate bay's top 100 and had to download it. I tried searching for it years ago but couldn't find any live torrents. I originally had the DVD but constantly moved and one day I realized I didn't have it anymore.
21:23 The number on the side of the car is the same (even style) as the General Lee from _The Dukes of Hazzard_ too. I love how many cultural jokes - for all different European and American cultures - are stuffed into this film.
Some comedies I'd recommend to you are: Tropic Thunder (a parody of Vietnam Era war movies and a satire on movie industry in general), Grandma's Boy (a gamer/stoner comedy), Superbad, Project X (both teenage party movies), Dirty Grandpa (Robert De Niro and Aubrey Plaza are comedic gold in it in my opinion🙂)
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Happy New Year 🎊🎈 DosCavazos
Please, continue reacting on 'Rick and Morty' Season 7. I'll tell you, the Finale of Season 7 is awesome! 😃😃
You need to watch American Pie! That’s the king of all teen sex movies
My favorite “raunchy comedy” is Clerks from 1994. It was nearly rated NC-17 for the language alone. Written and directed by Kevin Smith, it introduced the world to comedy duo Jay & Silent Bob.
@@jrobwoo688 was Jay and Silent Bob a spin-off to that movie?
Scotty Doesn't Know is still one of the greatest songs ever created. I still listen to it on my Playlist to this day.
Same. As she said, song slaps 😂😂
I have it on my playlists also. Sometimes I even rotate that intro for my ringtone. It really is a great song, not even as a comedic song but it really does rock.
I have the Euro club mix
HARD AGREE
I work construction and sing to myself constantly to pass the time, I always sing Scotty Doesn't Know lmao
Such an under-rated movie. For those who watched it back in the day will never forget that Scotty doesn't know. I loved his friend getting a promotion after being MIA the whole internship.
“No they fired Humphrey! i got his office and a raise. “
Such a funny ending to that.
Fun fact: Kids these days don't know, that Scotty doesn't know...
What’s goin on here??
That was hilarious Cooper getting promoted
This movie works even better if you are european... All the stereotypes are just brilliant. The only thing I wouldve changed is Mieke living in Munich... To let the little kid march in Lederhosen and let the old maid wear a Dirndl
20 years later and I wonder how many people would start singing the rest of the song, when someone says to them " Scotty doesn't know.." I've been hoping someone would react to this...gem? 😂and I'm SO happy it's you two who did!
I was 15 when this came out and loved it more than I probably should have (my friend and I rented it from Blockbuster and watched it multiple times that night) Talk about nostalgia from teen years.
You probably already know, but a reactor named Devin G did a month or so ago (and loved it). Hopefully others keep joining in.
@clevelandcbi It's Mr Video watched it a few months ago and also SebScreen put up a video last week
It is my ringtone on my phone
If I meet a guy named Scott, the first thing I would do is sing that song, and I don't care. I have bad pipes.
@AndrewWarrenPatriotsfan 😂
FUN FACT: Basically the whole movie was shot in the Czech Republic and you can find Czech actors throughout the whole movie including the France football fan, the hotel waiter and manager in Bratislava, three Wondersexxx girls and one of the male assistants there. Also, Mieke's brother Gunter is played by Petr Jákl who - apart from an actor - is one of the best Czech movie directors of the past years. 😊
EDIT: It's hard to notice at first but the tall Italian man in Vatican with long black hair is the actor who portrayed Igor Karkaroff, the Durmstrang school headmaster in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) releasing just a year after Eurotrip (2004). 😊
And Mieke, Jessica Bohrs, is better known as a German singer than an actress. Her Time After Time cover is pretty darn good.
Since you know this much, who's the cute blonde girl who plays the massages Jamie in the Bratislava scene?😩
@@captainultraswaggaоккупантов? Ты не охуел ли часом, клоун?
@@joelwillems4081 She's lovely. I didn't know she's a singer, gonna check her out.
Nice spot for Igor Karkaroff!
Eurotrip is absolutely one of my favorite movies. I saw it 11 times in theaters. I was still in high school and very depressed at the time and I would ditch and go see this. Got me through a really hard time.
I saw this movie in 2004, I was 17 at the time and I liked it. But I don’t care for teen sex comedy movies anymore… I didn’t care for Road Trip or Superbad
It came out summer break before I I started high-school everyone was quoting it at high school orientation.
One of my all time favorite comedies, so damn funny!
"You didn't tell your boss you were going to Europe."
"They would have stopped paying me. This seemed easier"
This was actually the last teen sex movie that I actually liked.
I didn’t care for Road Trip or Superbad.
I know that Road Trip is older than this movie but I didn’t see Road Trip until just recently
@@nsasupporter7557 Road Trip is okay but def the worst of these films
@@nsasupporter7557 Nah fuck that, Superbad is great. Don't care much for Road Trip though.
Try canadian pie@@nsasupporter7557
I remember I died when Lucy Lawless cried "HANS! GRUBER!!!"
😂😂😂
Also all of Vinnie Jones scenes are behind hilarious
😂😂😂
Forgetting Sarah Marshall would definitely be a fun "raunchy" comedy movie for you guys to watch.
Love that movie. Still wish we got the full dracula puppet play but at least we got to see Jason Segal in a muppet movie.
Yesssss
Undoubtedly one of the best man-butt scenes ever filmed.
It's more like wholesome-raunchy, lol
The flip flop speech/scene is my absolute favorite Russel Brand scene in the whole movie.
The amount of people that wanted to try Absinthe SO BAD after this movie came out only to find out, after finally trying it, that it tastes like black licorice and doesn't make you trip balls -- was ridiculous. And yes, I was one of them.
Them folks down south just wanted an excuse for screwing family members😅
Same
If you mix it with liquid codeine and NyQuil you do
unless you are one of the few people who actually had the real absinthe you realize its different right. The fact you guys couldnt even do a google search to find out it can make you hallucinate is astounding.
@@PsychoMantis308bruh lol
I graduated in 2004, damn...
The most vivid memory was the "mi scusi" scene, and it's quite popular in my country even now. You can still quote this in some random cringy moment knowing that at least few people would understand the reference 😀
Class of 04 as well. Good times and funny movies
I say it all the time still.
@@tallicafan85I was class of 05, that was a great year
04 here as well. This movie holds a special place in my heart because I was dating a girl from Amsterdam at the time. Her dad was a professor, and she came overseas with him. After a while, she went back & we tried to online date, but long-distance relationships rarely work out.
04 here too! I watch this movie every couple of years just because it's awesome
"Did y'all's parents have to print out directions on mapquest?"
Me: fuck I'm old.
we had paper maps
My parents? I was 17 and I printed then when I had to drive to a new place.
Yeah... I used a road Atlas. Printing out directions from online was fancy when it came out because it highlighted your route.
We went to the gas station and bought a map of the state that folded up small enough to fit in your car's glove compartment, but completely unfolded to cover half of your living room.
..and those old maps came in handy tracking the herds of Woolly Mammoth we hunted for food and clothing.We used the little ones as vacuum cleaners.
This movie has been shot mostly in Czechia, including the "Bratislava" (they used some deserted village in the middle of nowhere), most of the cast as well. Luckily, Matt Damon was shooting another movie in Czechia at the time - so he joined this one for fun. Btw. I lived in Bratislava (Slovakia) 1993-2011 and when I was having people from abroad to travel to Bratislava for a training, I asked them to watch THIS movie - so they know "what to expect"
This movie is just so much fun, even if not everything holds up years later. I crack up laughing almost every time.
It's precisely that stuff that's too offensive to be put into a modern mainstream film that makes it so funny, like the whole unnecessary back and forth with "retard" at the Vatican
Lived in Germany for all of the 80's and left in '91 just after the reunification. David Hasselhoff as a result of the likes of Knight Rider was massive in Germany. His songs were often in the charts. He was such a big thing, that he was one of the acts singing on the Berlin Wall just weeks after it came down.
A underrated Teen Comedy from 2006 "Accepted" you should watch. The film stars Justin Long, Jonah Hill, Blake Lively & the supper funny & great Lewis Black. Lewis Black character in Accepted is suppose to be crazy but he is so correct & funny at the same time.
Seconded, BIG TIME
South Harmon Institute of Technology
They would probably like Superbad too
SHITheads unite!
Ask me about my weiner!
Listen to me when I say this is one of my fav most underrated movies and anytime any reaction channel reacts to it I’m here for it😂👏🏾 literally still have Scotty doesn’t know saved in my 2000s music playlist
"Scotty Doesn't Know" is actually on my Spotify playlist lol, 20 years later(🤯) it's still a banger! I love the fact that the lead singer of the band is Matt Damon(even though he's not actually singing) and Fiona is Kristin Kreuk(aka Lana Lang from Smallville, which I highly recommend watching). This is one of those sleeper hits, it's hilarious and a classic.
3:19 I had watched like 100 episodes of her as Lana Lang in Smallville so not only was it a shock for me to see this (basically pure and innocent character) be in this movie at all, as I hadn't seen her in anything else.. it was a 1000% shock to see her portray the character she plays. It was a double whammy.
I only knew her as Buffys sister in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
@@BadDubIIdifferent actresses. They were talking about Fiona
oh right @@EvilAbed
@@EvilAbedSo this confirms it. We are in the worst timeline. I’ll go make myself a felt goatee.
@@BadDubIITo be fair, the original comment fits both actresses.
Notes from 20 years ago. Hasselhoff wasn't actually too random. The Hoff was in Baywatch, which initially crashed and burned in the US. But it was a huge hit in other parts of the world and for some reason, the Germans loved Hoff. He was a huge star over there. He was also a running punchline on Weekend Update while Norm MacDonald was the anchor. This theory was that " Germans Love David Hasselhoff."
It's funnier in context.
Also, that was Lucy "Xena" Lawless as the Amsterdam club hostess.
The first season of Baywatch failed, but it did well internationally that they decided to do a second season. It then became very popular in the US when it went to syndication. It did not crash and burn, it was just not a prime-time show. Worked better as a Saturday night show on local channels.
I am so happy that so many reactors are reacting to Eurotrip now! Before, I could only find like two reaction videos for it.
This really is one of my favorite comedies. I love how they rip on pretty much every culture and make no apologies for it haha
One of my ALL TIME favorite comedies. SUPER happy y'all finally got to see this one!!
I only knew Michelle Trachtenberg (Jenny) from Buffy prior to this movie. And then of course, Xena herself, Lucy Lawless as Madame Vandersexxx
Sex Drive is very similar to this. No Europe, but a guy going after a girl across the country and things happen. And it has James Marsden being insanely hilarious.
Unrated version if you aren't afraid.
Sex Drive is worth it for the Seth Green cameo alone
Agreed, donut scene always gets me.
@@Obi_Wanna_Blow_Mealso the fall out boy cameo as well
20:38 Can't tell what is funnier, Anthony waiting for Kacee's reaction or Kacee taking a second to process what is happening
Just a little random comment appreciative to Lucy Lawless.
"Flugegehaymen" is probably one of the most famous "incomprehensible" words in the history of cinema 😄
Fun fact: Scott Doesn't Know was performed by the band Lustra and was on one of their albums. It was their only song to hit the American billboard top 100 songs.
Class of 04 and I had to print off map quest directions there for a few years before smart phones lol
Have y'all watched Van Wilder yet? That's one of my favorite raunchy comedies of the 2000's... 😎
That movie was “wild”. One of those “so bad it’s good” kind of movies
The laxative scene still haunts me to this day.
Yes! Van Wilder was such a great movie
@@RuanAntunes7no it wasn’t, it was a great movie
The Van Wilder movies are based off of one man's alleged true stories. Max something. I ran across them way back in the 00's on the internet. They are as hilarious as they are appalling.
I remember my older cousins, showing me this movie, and this being the funniest thing in the world. At the time I laughed to the point I was literally crying.
yeah and me too I watched with my cousin the first time. She is one year older than me and always new what;s hot
This is my #1 guilty pleasure movie. I crack up every single time.
She thinks we didn't have phones in our pockets in 2004.😆
I was ironically class of 2004. Our motto thingy was "Hear our power, hear our roar. We're the class 2004!". I just cringed a bit that i am able to even remember it. 😂
Yeah, that's bad.
Seriously, if I'd been told that motto in earnest by a graduate, I'd have burst out laughing ;)
@@kuldan5853 its fucking terrible. I remember the day they told us that, and the level of cringe and disappointment i had. The only good thing about it, is we (or I) never had to say that phrase in school.
Oh, man. How dare you remind me of this ; ) .... "We are the class of '92! And we will stomp all over you-u!! We are the class of '92! And we will stomp all over you!"
[....Yeah, I never heard it again after the day it was introduced.]
Ours was "'04, like none before"
Probably one of my favorite comedies of all time. The director just didn't care, he wanted to make a fun movie. Imagine if this came out today, there would be riots
One of my favorite movies of all time. Such a fun and timeless movie. A classic!
I can't even count the times I saw this as a kid. Timeless indeed
@@dotConcept I was 17/18 when it came out in 2004
That amp at 6:19 is actually pretty rare now. A JCM 800 series 4 hole plexi. Built sometime in the 80’s
I still watch this movie to this day 🤣 one of my favorites
I still watch this movie all the time! It came out a year after i graduated high school. Still funny to this day.
lol. I only remembered 3 things about this movie myself.
1. Scotty Doesn't Know (of course!)
2. Mi scusi.
3. The safe word.
Eurotrip and The New Guy are the two Raunchy comedies that defined my teenage years. You guys absolutely need to see The New Guy if you haven't
The New Guy is a completely forgotten movie lol
They’d probably like Superbad
@@nsasupporter7557 Forgotten?!? But…but… Eliza!
One of my favorite comedies of all time, infinitely watchable and quotable, still quoting it to this very day. *ERROR ERROR* 😂
Such an iconic movie. Still get together with my childhood friends and this is one of the movies we watch 😁
Not as iconic as American Pie. They need to watch that too
In college... a fair amount of time after this movie came out so people had forgotten about it, I was dating this super Christian girl from the next state over. I went to visit her family, when walking through the TSA my phone ring tone (back when phones actually rang with noise) went 'you got mail motha-fucka'' and both the TSA and my soon to be ex-girlfriend's mom thought I cussed them out at the same time.
I remember HBO had the rights to this for on demand and that's when it really blew up when I was in high school like a year or two after it came out. Definitely one of my favorite raunchy comedies from that period of late 90s mid 2000s
4:16 That has LITERALLY been my text alert since 2006! 😆😂🤣
This is one of the absolute funniest movies out there, its so great :) what is also great with it is the directors commentary track on this movie, they basically turn the movie and the commentary track into a drinking game where they are doing shots and its just hilarious :D
Eurotrip is one of my favorite comady movies ever. I remember first watching it back in high school, and I have never laughed so hard in a comady movie than that movie. It still remains my favorite comedy movie ever.
This is one of the movies I watched as a kid/teen that hyped me to hit the road and travel as much as I possible can, and here I am, 26 countries and counting. Great reaction! (and I do own a Leica 35mm film camera 😂)
This channel is phenomenal. It's all for you. There are times when your friends stand up for you. If you both have time can you make another show. Enter the Dragon.
Grandma's Boy. You guys need to see it.
Greatest Comedy Movie off all time! So much more peeps need to see it ! :D Scotty doesnt know is my ringtone since 15 years or so
Kristen Kruek, the actress who played Lana Lang in the hit Superman series SMALLVILLE, is in the movie!
She was and still is one of my celebrity crushes. Smallville was amazing.
@@brandontrammel4581she still looks great too. 👍
and Xena- The Warrior Princess
@@Tamerlane26she was not in xena
@@GreaterSociety Not Kristen, the vadersexxx lady. That's Lucy Lawless aka XENA.
one of the first things I played on the guitar when I was a kid was scotty doesn't know lol.
The David Hasselhoff thing wasn't random he was a huge pop star in Germany😁
Fun fact, the lead football hooligan was played by Vinnie Jones, a well known and sucessful professional football player who, during his career, was known for being a little “confrontational” on the pitch shall we say lol. He then went on to act in a few different films, normally as a sort of tough guy character, probably his most well known role was in Guy Ritchies Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
Seeing Kaycee's reaction I think she'll like Road Trip more. It's not a bad movie. It's actually pretty good. Worth a reaction.
IMO, Road Trip is basically a more crude, less funny version of Eurotrip.. (YES I know it came first!)
Road Trip Pros: Sean William Scott & DJ Qualls are great.
Eurotrip Pros: Michelle Trachtenberg, Absynthe, "Scotty Doesn't know", The Soccer Hooligans, more consistent humour.
Coin flip: Road Trip has Tom Green.. (Some hate him some love him.. I'm not a fan)
Road Trip is probably the best example of that kind of genre of movie. Personally I would say it's a technically better movie than American Pie easily, American Pie just had the bigger "meme" impact. It's weakest part is probably some of the end section goes by too fast, but the first 85% of the movie is fantastic, and the actual ending is really good. The other part between is OK, but slightly rushed.
@@jemal999 God no. It's not even close. There's a reason Eurotrip was a huge failure at the time and for a while after. People have since memed it, and turned it into a drinking game/party thing.
So i have to share this, theres a bar i go to sometimes that actually plays "Scotty doesn't know". I always wonder how many people know the reference from thia 20 year old movie 😂
This, road trip and sex drive are some of the best American pie style comedies. Sex drive is underrated and made pretty good
Holy shit I completely forgot about sex drive 🤣
Would everybody please shut up about calling everything underrated! I don’t know why everybody loves that word so much but it’s annoying as hell because people use every 2 seconds
@@MrMcbearor Superbad
Before Road Trip and Euro Trip there was National Lampoons Senior Trip. I haven't seen anyone react to that one yet.
I have been waiting for someone, ANYONE, to react to this movie!!!!! It's my absolute favorite of all time!!!
Edit: The creepy Italian man on the train is Uncle Fester in Wednesday, by the way.
Edit: My parents actually tried absinthe, back when it was still illegal to sell here. They bought a bottle from Ireland. You're supposed to light a spoonful of it with a sugar cube, but they didn't know that. So they got a bunch of my dad's army friends and their wives together. My mom and one of the other wives took the first two shots, and toughed it out, no problem. And then these big strong army men were crying and throwing up after drinking it.
This movie was filmed in Prague during the SARS Pandemic, so they had a hard time getting any cameos and such because getting anyone to come to Europe during SARS was not happening, but when they found out Matt Damon was already in Prague doing Brothers Grimm, they asked him to do the cameo and so he hopped over to their set on on of his days off. :)
Nice one. Gotta do Road Trip too. Another old classic. Austin? Austin, Massachussets?
you guys are on a roll for these nostalgic comedy movies and im here for it
Two of the best cameos ever in Matt Damon and Fred Armisen.
14:38 There's a jukebox at the club I play darts at. One day I was searching for "Du hast" and I noticed a song "du" by David... Hasselhoff!? Yes please! I didn't care it was entirely in german. It wasn't until 7 months later the owner of the club told me personally that I can put on any other song in the world... except for Du by David Hasselhoff. It was so fun. I loved it and so did 5 other people at the club. Everyone else was asking the bar for a needle to stab out their ear drums-- wasn't my problem though.
16:02 Just so you know, that's Lucy Lawless (aka Xena: Warrior Princess)
So, they wanna know about movies we saw as kids when we shouldn’t have? Mine was ‘Robocop’ when I was 8 years old. I remember hiding behind the couch for the “massacre’ scene when Murphy gets taken down. Gruesome to this day!
Scotty doesn’t know truly does slap so hard. One of many songs I bought on iTunes back when I was a teenager.
20:55 _"WE'RE A DISGRACE TO OUR FAMILY!!!!"_
Hey, I graduated in 2004 too! Also, Matt Damon's appearance is gotta be the most epic cameo ever!
Absinthe...the ingredient is Wormwood...it can be home brewed, or semi distilled using other alcohol and steeping the wormwood in it...but the end product in any case is a drink thats hard to palate...so the traditional approach is not a glass full...but to take cubes of sugar on a perforated spoon and pour the absinthe over it as it falls into a tumbler of ice, melting the sugar as it goes. Much more enjoyable after that. (To get the anise flavor, I recommend using ouzo as a starting point if you steep your own...or add anise to the mix.)
This isn't where I parked my car is still one of my favorite lines.
4:37 She was also in the show The Adventures of Pete and Pete on Nickelodeon.
Y'all have been watching the most random stuff lately and I love it
Scotty doesn’t know goes back to high school. We used to sing that song to my friend Scottie. So catchy lol
We all know the biggest villain in film history is Jenny for what she did to Forest
I love the cameos by Fred armisen, Lucy lawless & Diedrich Bader (didn’t even realize he was in this until I watched this)
Worked at the theater when this came out, saw it so many times lmao this dvd was on constant rotation with me and my roommates back jn 05
This movie is ALWAYS AMAZING every time I watch it. I was in tech school going into the Air Force when this movie was showing on base. My wife always gives me a hard time because I wasn't great with the layout of Europe and leaving tech school, my first base was going to be in Germany. The map they show in the movie going over the tablecloth is actually pretty well place. I actually found the spot where Cooper meets up with everyone and he says, "I got a tee shirt". It's actually in Prague, Czech Republic.
aaaah back when good comedies were still a thing. I remember those times fondly... RIP
I choked on my wine when you showed the "maatt damon" clip bcos I was doing exactly that "maatt damon" impression!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great reactions, and some notes:
1. Check out Undercover Brother
2. David Hasslehoff was a huge pop star in Germany in the late 80s. Taking German class in HS, I remember the German magazines had tons of articles about him
3. Mi Scuzi
4. Scotty really Doesn't Know
this is a pretty underrated movie and one of my favorites, always makes me laugh
Love this movie. Scotty doesn't know!! I'm so happy you caught the "Hans. Gruber" Joke
Fun fact: the child in Berlin doing the Stechschritt got cut in the German version. I always thought that was stupid since it's part of our history we should let people have a laugh as horrible as it was. But that's why they say Germany doesn't have a sense of humor. 🤔😅 Mieke's dad was played by Walter Sittler, who played a doctor on a German comedy show. So seeing him in this movie was like: hey I know this guy. 😅 it's a great movie which I recently watched again. Always fun and Scotty doesn't know is on my Playlist too.
Matt Damon was only in it because it was shot in Prague. It was during a big SARS outbreak and travel was limited and he happened to be in Prague and he also went to college with the writer. So he did his college friend a solid. (Actually the entire band, Lustra, went to college with them). During an interview, Kristen Kruek was asked what it was like to kiss Matt Damon. She said that Matt may have bitten her during the scene. When the interviewer was understandably shocked and asked her to explain more, she said that he was just in character and he maayyy have bitten her.
There are three things i remember most fondly about this movie, the song, the train tunnel scene and Vinnie Jones being the legend that he is.
Michele Trachtenberg is also in Buffy the vampire slayer tv series :)
When I was young did my mom have to print out a map from Mapquest? Nope When I was young we had something called road maps ... they gave them out for free at many gas stations, which at the time were ALL full service. At 8 years old while in mom's 1956 Buick Special I was the navigator, planning the route, reading the maps, saying what lane to be in to switch highways, saying what exits to take, where to go, etc.. That was fun.
As the brother in a brother/sister set of twins the whole making out thing between the twins is both the most hilarious and outright horrifying gag in the entire movie.
Lucy Lawless being the dominatrix was hilarious to me.
I rewatched this with my brother a couple weeks ago, and it was then that I finally learned that Cooper is also Tim in Justified
20:29 yes ...its soooo good.... gotta get the one with wormwood in it !! It's legal here now ..well it can only have a small % of the ingredient in it.
I’m class of 02, this movie brings back some fond memories of me and my friends just hanging out and watching it for the first time.
Okay I did not expect this reaction vid at all now Im sub. This is movie is about as low key classic you can get and still till this day I bet people are looking for that glowing green "special" banned drink. Hey class of 2009 here to.
Sometime last month I found the movie on the pirate bay's top 100 and had to download it. I tried searching for it years ago but couldn't find any live torrents. I originally had the DVD but constantly moved and one day I realized I didn't have it anymore.
21:23 The number on the side of the car is the same (even style) as the General Lee from _The Dukes of Hazzard_ too. I love how many cultural jokes - for all different European and American cultures - are stuffed into this film.
Some comedies I'd recommend to you are: Tropic Thunder (a parody of Vietnam Era war movies and a satire on movie industry in general), Grandma's Boy (a gamer/stoner comedy), Superbad, Project X (both teenage party movies), Dirty Grandpa (Robert De Niro and Aubrey Plaza are comedic gold in it in my opinion🙂)
That green Absnith drink only looks like that when you shine a light on it