"yep. Looks like you've got a car. With one, two, three.... ah, four wheels...... So City Boy has FOUR FANCY WHEELS! Bet you think you're KING FUCKING SHIT with all those wheels!"
Loved Nick's autistic, overly-specific, unnecessary and correct description of the car at the start of the movie. The story just wouldn't have been the same if he hadn't specified that the Jeep Grand Cherokee came out in 1992.
Because his autistic shark brain memorises dialogue word by word so he can analyse conversations and use them in his arsonal to snipe down any rats that dare speak on his podcast
That's how I found cum town and honestly love his take on movies, makes me look at every film in a different light now. Wish he accepted request to view films viewers send in so I can hear what he thinks about a few of my favorites
I love how Adam mentions a movie that has barely similar connotations to breakdown, doesn’t follow up on it and can’t make it funny so Stav just moves it back to breakdown
All of Stav’s lines are the same self deprecatory BS, and he always ends them with “That’s my dream, man, props to that guy.” Adam’s like nervous to talk I swear to God.
That little nugget about the Grand Cherokee was pretty impressive. How does Nick know everything except how to be a happy, functioning member of society?
Idk, because google exists but happiness is illusory because life is complex? "What is the jeep in Breakdown (1997)?" Would yield useful information in a google search. It's also outright stated in the 4th line of the Wiki entry for the movie, which isn't a bad place to go if you're planning on mentioning the movie in your podcast, that makes you money, which you do for a job.
There is a space in the brain. It's especially designed for one of two things, generating dopamine or remembering obscure facts about Chrysler subsidiaries, and Nick took the second option.
The funniest part of breakdown is the bad guy taunting Kurt by saying his wife has "curly hair upstairs and down, three or four pounds of just pure tit"
wife: why hello there mr trucker, mind if i hop in trucker: why sure hop right in then ill kidnap you and me and my cousins will gang rape the shit out of you wife: oh......... okay
it seemed to them that they needed a mechanic so one of them had to go to a town or a truck stop to use a phone. The trucker, played brilliantly by J.T. Walsh, seemed like a normal, civil fella and they had no reason whatsoever to think he might be in any way connected to the thug from earlier. One of them had to stay by the truck, they did not want to just leave it there by the road for what they thought could be hours, so Kurt stayed, reasoning that if the mustache guy were to drive by, his wife would be in danger. The plot makes sense and the action is great while staying believable. Everyone should watch the movie, I don't think there's anyone who's seen it and regretted it
A great "Where the fuck is my wife?" movie is Touch of Evil (1958), directed by Orson Welles. Phenomenal fat suit performance by Welles, Charlton Heston in mexicanface and Janet Leigh (the blonde from Psycho) looking like a dime.
I saw Kurt Russell's face and that video title and said sure why not. Now I've subscribed and watched plenty of videos. These are all comedy gold. Keep it up.
@@phuckhugh2698 I love it. There needs to a an official fashion show in commemoration of these fine styles. Hell, if I wasn't already married, I'd want all my groomsmen to sport Canadian tuxes... of course that would potentially result in immediate divorce but who cares, it's in the name of true fashion.
some wires got disconnected, that dont have anything to do with a car running looks more like the fog light wires or some random shit. Not like he clipped the fuel line or anything
I think if you have an inverter wired in with an isolator switch and you mess with the connection it could cause voltage to drop and alternators need to circuit with battery even when running. I only know this because this issue grounded me in a work van and it was a simple wire replacement that fixed it.
@@VisualiseTheFun Pretty sure the location I mentioned is in Cali. But I’m pretty sure other scenes were filmed elsewhere, possibly AZ. But that diner i know...haha
The trailer park location in Charley Varrick was actually shot in my hometown of Dayton, NV, and all over Northern NV. As a kid I used to think no way would a Hollywood production pass through that place but sure enough Varrick, Huston's The Misfits (filmed at the Old Corner Bar w/ Monroe, Gable, Clift, Wallach), Honkytonk Man, and The Wizard all shot in that old dust heap. Charley Varrick is a decent '70s caper flick from Siegel, who shot several films in Nevada, and Joe Don Baker clearly steals the film as Molly.
The Shootist was filmed in Washoe Valley, and both Hard Eight and The Cooler were filmed in the Reno area. Always trips me out to recognize certain landmarks. And, of course, Kingpin ends up in Reno.
Breakdown starts out like a Twilight Zone episode and turns into a human trafficking PSA. Yes, Kurt Russell does end up kicking some ass, but not as much as he could have because his character is hindered by being a suburban dullard who has to think twice about violence. JT Walsh was great. Pretty suspenseful flick.
Was really hoping they would talk about Death Proof for a minute Edit: also i love how Nick remembers every shitty movie better than i remember my own life. also I'm gay.
That movie Charley Varrick with Walter Matthau was pretty hilarious when it's supposed to be serious. First, in addition to his wife, he has this younger sidekick who barely does anything and is just there to basically show how, compared to an imbécile, Walter is a genius. They live together in a trailer, by the way. Nothing suspicious there. Then, you got this thing with The Mafia, not a specific family or crew just "The Mafia" (even the television news calls them that) who they unknowingly stole the money from, going to a stereotypical "Asian" restaurant for meetings. Meanwhile, Walter is supposed to be this former plane pilot with a grand scheme of... something something flying away. It was such a laughable movie and Adam had so much to work with but didn't go on an autism-fueled elaborate rant like Nick does. What a loser.
You gotta watch Don Siegals other film Coogans Bluff. Far, far worse than Charley Varrick but very fun. Eastwood fucks four different women in like a 36 hour span and spends the whole movie trying to solve a problem that he created. It's literally just a worse version of Dirty Harry by the same director and actor, the villain is just a copy and paste of Scorpio.
Weird leap of logic he thought everyone in the diner was in on it. I've seen this movie a couple of times, and it's clear the people at the diner didn't know anything.
"Like Harrison Ford, I'm getting Frantic Like Sting, I'm tantric Like Snickers, guaranteed to satisfy Like Kurosawa, I make mad films, 'kay, I don't make films But if I did they'd have a Samurai"
0:46 What nobody knows is that the good looking fellow with the moustache got arrested after this kidnapping. But during a transfer by plane to another prison he and the very dangerous inmate Cirus Grissom managed to hijack the plane. But one inmate (Cameron Poe) saved the day and got back control over the situation.
"yep. Looks like you've got a car. With one, two, three.... ah, four wheels...... So City Boy has FOUR FANCY WHEELS! Bet you think you're KING FUCKING SHIT with all those wheels!"
Your comment made me laugh so hard that I nearly choked on my sandwich.
Totally worth it.
Probably even got one of them fancy sideways tires underneath too!
You got a pretty mouth-Deliverance
I wanna steal that line for a novel.
"This car was made in Guatemala."
Loved Nick's autistic, overly-specific, unnecessary and correct description of the car at the start of the movie. The story just wouldn't have been the same if he hadn't specified that the Jeep Grand Cherokee came out in 1992.
"yeah takes gasoline"
That truck was super dope in 97, it was a big deal and the fastest SUV on the road, no bullshit
That was a legendary moment in automotive history. It smashed the glass wall.
Loll fr tho really added validity to the whole thing
Getting pulled into a bathroom at 4 years old by a stranger teaches you everything about trivial pursuit facts
Nicks commentary on movies is legendary.
Because his autistic shark brain memorises dialogue word by word so he can analyse conversations and use them in his arsonal to snipe down any rats that dare speak on his podcast
That's how I found cum town and honestly love his take on movies, makes me look at every film in a different light now. Wish he accepted request to view films viewers send in so I can hear what he thinks about a few of my favorites
A weekly mullen movie hour podcast is needed.
Please everybody watch “born killer (1989) “ it’s the perfect cum town movie
the details he focuses on make it special. plus he's one of the funniest dudes alive
I love how Adam mentions a movie that has barely similar connotations to breakdown, doesn’t follow up on it and can’t make it funny so Stav just moves it back to breakdown
stav got a good line about walter mathau being his role model.
no the movie adam mentions is the walter matthau movie....he doesn't make a joke but he says "guys wife died and he didn't care, it was sweet"
It's a good ass movie though.
All of Stav’s lines are the same self deprecatory BS, and he always ends them with “That’s my dream, man, props to that guy.”
Adam’s like nervous to talk I swear to God.
The idea of 'where's my wife' movies being its own genre is fucking hilarious, tho.
That little nugget about the Grand Cherokee was pretty impressive. How does Nick know everything except how to be a happy, functioning member of society?
Idk, because google exists but happiness is illusory because life is complex? "What is the jeep in Breakdown (1997)?" Would yield useful information in a google search. It's also outright stated in the 4th line of the Wiki entry for the movie, which isn't a bad place to go if you're planning on mentioning the movie in your podcast, that makes you money, which you do for a job.
@@Thisisahandle701 Gayrard
@@gmsimoson Got'em
There is a space in the brain. It's especially designed for one of two things, generating dopamine or remembering obscure facts about Chrysler subsidiaries, and Nick took the second option.
I can't speak to Nick's happiness, but making millions of people laugh is a solid contribution to society.
"Looks like your car's got air" not even air conditioning... Just air.
point that air at me
I'm making a hard right at Saratoga
Apparently the inside of his truck is a vacuum.
that guy looks like kurt russel from the future
@@NiceGuyEddy12 I think we gotta dump the quaaludes
God I miss watching 70s 80s 90s movies as a kid
Kurt Russell is one of those guys that has been cool for his entire career
Except in the One and Only Genuine Original Family Band. He hated singing and dancing but he had to do it for that movie.
hell yeah
Kurt Russell has that wholesome Keanu energy. We should protect him. ❤️
Please everybody watch “born killer (1989) “ it’s the perfect cum town movie
even now he's in good shit, its impressive
Adam's greatest fear is breaking down inside a carnivorous plant.
Hahaha
He has a recurring nightmare wherein he gets trapped between a closed window and a screen.
And not breaking down like decomposition, but breakdown like fucking crying
The funniest part of breakdown is the bad guy taunting Kurt by saying his wife has "curly hair upstairs and down, three or four pounds of just pure tit"
Lol one of my favorites lines in the movie
Lmao I came here to say this
Seeing Kurt Russel in business casual pisses me off.
0:28 the editor deserves a grammy for fact checking Nick with that footage
His wife excitedly hopped in that car
hell yeah dude
😂😂
females in a nutshell
wife: why hello there mr trucker, mind if i hop in
trucker: why sure hop right in then ill kidnap you and me and my cousins will gang rape the shit out of you
wife: oh......... okay
Looks like she got away from you there, Cowboy..
"Sprung for the whole 9 yards" as he puts oil in a brand new 4.0 lmao
0:33 Nick's obsessive need to give the Jeep Grand Cherokee's backstory is met with a synchronised "mmm hmm".
beautiful
The editing is quality man
I used to LOVE Breakdown when I was younger. I watched it everyday.
Break down the Walls of JERICHO!!
Why would you leave your wife alone in that situation???
Because he’s gay.
it seemed to them that they needed a mechanic so one of them had to go to a town or a truck stop to use a phone. The trucker, played brilliantly by J.T. Walsh, seemed like a normal, civil fella and they had no reason whatsoever to think he might be in any way connected to the thug from earlier. One of them had to stay by the truck, they did not want to just leave it there by the road for what they thought could be hours, so Kurt stayed, reasoning that if the mustache guy were to drive by, his wife would be in danger. The plot makes sense and the action is great while staying believable. Everyone should watch the movie, I don't think there's anyone who's seen it and regretted it
@@viktorkukuruzovic5332 just leave the car there dude wtf, who cares about a jeep?
Cause it was the 90s and people did shit like that
@@bessias2748 They both would have been kidnapped then.
A great "Where the fuck is my wife?" movie is Touch of Evil (1958), directed by Orson Welles.
Phenomenal fat suit performance by Welles, Charlton Heston in mexicanface and Janet Leigh (the blonde from Psycho) looking like a dime.
Clangers posted? Hell yeah dude
I saw Kurt Russell's face and that video title and said sure why not. Now I've subscribed and watched plenty of videos. These are all comedy gold. Keep it up.
I’m surprised nobody called Russell’s wardrobe a Baltimore Tuxedo, as that combo is called.
Dundalk formal
They forget where their from
Lol! "Baltimore Tuxedo" in reference to a polo shirt and khakis.. that is classic.
@@ToABetterTomorrow Candian Tuxedo is denim jeants, with denim shirt and jean jacket. its denim on denim.
@@phuckhugh2698 I love it. There needs to a an official fashion show in commemoration of these fine styles. Hell, if I wasn't already married, I'd want all my groomsmen to sport Canadian tuxes... of course that would potentially result in immediate divorce but who cares, it's in the name of true fashion.
There just needs to be a separate channel where Nick solely reviews movies.
You're looking at it.
Love the commentary boys I have an old grand Cherokee generation newer fully pimped out, lifted. Love this
Enjoyed watching Breakdown. Thanks for the suggestion
this creepy guy with white hat and moustache looks like lemmy kilmister
I think he was the pilot in con air, lemme check . . . Yeah he was
Surprised more comments don't mention that.
How DARE you, sir.
Clangers back in the mix was thinking you left us forever
Christ finally man. I've been checking for a new video every few hours for the last like month or some shit.
Sorry man, been busy ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@ClangersTV seriously though, you do God's work. Thank you!
please keep making these they give me life
JT Walsh playing a trucker and not some government bureaucrat? Now I've seen everything
I like to think that's what his character from A Few Good Men was doing when he went off the grid briefly and then decided to go back
I remember watching this movie with my mom and dad back when this came out. Good movie good times
Adam: I also watched a movie
some wires got disconnected, that dont have anything to do with a car running looks more like the fog light wires or some random shit. Not like he clipped the fuel line or anything
I think if you have an inverter wired in with an isolator switch and you mess with the connection it could cause voltage to drop and alternators need to circuit with battery even when running. I only know this because this issue grounded me in a work van and it was a simple wire replacement that fixed it.
Well it is a Chrysler product…
Almost like Hollywood writers have zero practical knowledge
Does it matter
When you're looking for poon in AZ, You just head North to NV. visit some of them chicken ranches up there
😮☺😂😂
I'm from Arizona and.....there are no women.
@@keewindeugenemenra no there isn't,funny how I'll go ride professional bike's but I won't touch the AZ doorknobs
“I don’t approve...of chicken fuckin”
I prefer the cat houses
great breakdown of Breakdown
Great as always, now I'm gonna watch Breakdown.👌
Adam's movie commentary got more laughs than nick and nick went silent lol
Oh ye keep em comin. I can’t get enough of these
This channel is awesome
Breakdown is awesome.
The “diner”/ “gas station “ is in Lake Los Angeles, CA....I unfortunately had to live out there ugh haha
Pretty sure it's in Arizona
@@VisualiseTheFun Pretty sure the location I mentioned is in Cali. But I’m pretty sure other scenes were filmed elsewhere, possibly AZ. But that diner i know...haha
Breakdown is an amazing movie.
2020 version:
Kurt Russell calls AAA. The end.
They had triple A in the 90's... He even had a cell phone in Breakdown, but they're in the middle of the desert and had shit reception.
The "where's my wife" movies lol
I remember seeing this movie with my dad in the theater. It's still awesome. Kurt Russell is the man.
Boy I sure love hearing one funny guy do all the work while the second guy doesn't listen and the third just laughs and says "hell yeah" all the time.
hell yeah dude
@@chrisschuber9149 lol
Fuck yes.
Unironically yes
Shout out to this guy
Breakdown is an awesome movie
Stav: "i watched so many kurt russell movies"
Also Stav: "I never saw escape from NY/LA, also, porkys is on my list"
The trailer park location in Charley Varrick was actually shot in my hometown of Dayton, NV, and all over Northern NV. As a kid I used to think no way would a Hollywood production pass through that place but sure enough Varrick, Huston's The Misfits (filmed at the Old Corner Bar w/ Monroe, Gable, Clift, Wallach), Honkytonk Man, and The Wizard all shot in that old dust heap.
Charley Varrick is a decent '70s caper flick from Siegel, who shot several films in Nevada, and Joe Don Baker clearly steals the film as Molly.
My con-dole-inces, fancy pants.
The Shootist was filmed in Washoe Valley, and both Hard Eight and The Cooler were filmed in the Reno area. Always trips me out to recognize certain landmarks. And, of course, Kingpin ends up in Reno.
I'd listen to a solo podcast that's just Nick artistically recounting movies and TV shows he's seen.
Lovin these movie flashbacks! Watched this one about 25+ years ago.
“My wife just got kidnapped….you guys know where to get some puzzy around here?”
That was s good flick
I love how you put "frantic" up twice, nice touch
3:39 so good. i think it's the Baldimore accent that really sets it off for me
Damn finest Jeep commercial I've watched. The last scene is very satisfying.
I saw this in theaters. I was impressed.
Breakdown starts out like a Twilight Zone episode and turns into a human trafficking PSA. Yes, Kurt Russell does end up kicking some ass, but not as much as he could have because his character is hindered by being a suburban dullard who has to think twice about violence. JT Walsh was great. Pretty suspenseful flick.
Snake Plisken being harassed by Lemmy from Motorhead.
Brutal.
Good stuff!!!
Another good one with Kurt Russell is “Soldier”
Hell yeah
Legendary movie!
Was really hoping they would talk about Death Proof for a minute
Edit: also i love how Nick remembers every shitty movie better than i remember my own life. also I'm gay.
What scares me is that I was thinking about this movie last week after seeing an old red cherokee. I couldn't remember the name of it. Fuckin youtube
OMG that's my type of flick that's my type of flick right there pal hilarious 😂
Saw this as a kid and totally forgot about it
Dude, amazing editing ✊
That movie Charley Varrick with Walter Matthau was pretty hilarious when it's supposed to be serious. First, in addition to his wife, he has this younger sidekick who barely does anything and is just there to basically show how, compared to an imbécile, Walter is a genius. They live together in a trailer, by the way. Nothing suspicious there. Then, you got this thing with The Mafia, not a specific family or crew just "The Mafia" (even the television news calls them that) who they unknowingly stole the money from, going to a stereotypical "Asian" restaurant for meetings. Meanwhile, Walter is supposed to be this former plane pilot with a grand scheme of... something something flying away.
It was such a laughable movie and Adam had so much to work with but didn't go on an autism-fueled elaborate rant like Nick does. What a loser.
You gotta watch Don Siegals other film Coogans Bluff. Far, far worse than Charley Varrick but very fun. Eastwood fucks four different women in like a 36 hour span and spends the whole movie trying to solve a problem that he created. It's literally just a worse version of Dirty Harry by the same director and actor, the villain is just a copy and paste of Scorpio.
Fantastic editing
4:24 I just noticed you can visibly see her breathing when he says "She's finished" and instructs his friend to blow the car up with her in it.
the trucker in the beginning looks like what kurt russel looks like now
Love Breakdown!
Weird leap of logic he thought everyone in the diner was in on it. I've seen this movie a couple of times, and it's clear the people at the diner didn't know anything.
I watched this when I was about 10 or so, I couldn’t recall the diners being in on it either.
Ok but he's gay so stop being homophobic
barkeep is the gun store owner from Crash (2004). dude's been in so much stuff.
One of the rare movies where the protagonist doesn’t annoy you!
DON'T EVEN, THIS MOVIE ROCKS
Great edit!
That's my type of flick right der Pal.
missed ya pal
The king is back
leather, a/c, cd player would have been add on options when buying new, it was the mid 90s.. so that was fairly accurate
Partly shot on location in Victorville, California. Five bags and a large cup of soda.
"Like Harrison Ford, I'm getting Frantic
Like Sting, I'm tantric
Like Snickers, guaranteed to satisfy
Like Kurosawa, I make mad films, 'kay, I don't make films
But if I did they'd have a Samurai"
0:46 What nobody knows is that the good looking fellow with the moustache got arrested after this kidnapping.
But during a transfer by plane to another prison he and the very dangerous inmate Cirus Grissom managed to hijack the plane.
But one inmate (Cameron Poe) saved the day and got back control over the situation.
Holy shit I caught a little bit of this movie on TV when I was like 9 at a friend's house and I never knew what it was. Thank you for this
I love how in these movies, like no one ever like calls the fucking FBI or something, Lol
This movie is a classic
AC, CD player, Leather interior all seem like optional upgrades for the time
Kurt Russell sexier than Hell, snap!
the synchronized mhm about 30 seconds in cracks me up
I fucken love breakdown 😅💯
HELL. YEAH. DUDE.
This one of those, “Midwestern’s are evil” movies.
AZ isn't in the midwest.
Bunch of evil small-town white men strike again.
@@mirasu2777 I don't think being white had anything to do with this movie
Great film. Terribly underrated.
These are better than movie trailers
I just watched Bone Tomahawk
Hell yeah dude!
“Does he kill?”
the synchronized mhm is wild
Rewatch the movie again, but watch it with this thought in your head...
Kurt Russel's character is the dumbest person in the world.
They missed how he's putting motor oil in a BRAND NEW CAR
Better then 99percent of today's movies which is sad