They are two comedy geniuses Lee! Your brother and you have great taste. The hilarity of seeing them bumble along and seeing the first scene with Lou Costello barking at the dog hahaha. Thanks for watching and I hope you had a lovely Christmas 🤪
Bela Lugosi's accent was indeed brilliant. It was also completely natural. He was Hungarian and the sole reason Dracula imitations sound the way they do. A Dracula imitation is a Bela Lugosi imitation.
ITS ALIVE!!! I remembered more of this than I thought I would. Excellent movie and glad you enjoyed it! I think it's fantastic they were able to get bella, chaney, AND price for this movie.
Haha! It's a brilliant film. Thank you, yeah it's so funny. I couldn't stop laughing during the edit, especially with the dog "woof" part near the start. Honestly astonished they were able to get them all and it was SO very worth it. It's a film you can rewatch and still laugh again and again. Thanks for watching! I hope you had a lovely Christmas
Very funny reaction Marty. You'll love Young Frankenstein and yes the Who's on First sketch from Abbott & Costello is one of the best ever. It's aliiiiive.
The Wolfman is credited as being played by Lon Chaney, but it's technically Lon Chaney Jr. His father, Lon Chaney (Sr.), is famous for playing the Phantom of the Opera in 1925. And, that was horror legend Vincent Price as the Invisible Man, well at least it's his voice. A&C also have films where they "meet" Dr. Jekyll / Mr. Hyde (another good one), the Mummy, and the Invisible Man. Boris Karloff (the original Frankenstein's monster) didn't want to do Meets Frankenstein but was ultimately convinced to do A&C Meets The Killer Boris Karloff in 1949.
I believe Abbott & Costello made over 30 movies... back in the day, my cousin and i watched one of these classic comedies every Saturday. Great slap-stick comedy 😂😂😂 Thank you for the video
It's aliiiiive! As Leonard Maltin has observed, what makes the film work is that the monsters are played straight -- that is, it's only the presence of Abbott and Costello that makes it a comedy. On the other hand, Young Frankenstein is a satire. Marty, if you haven't already seen them, I recommend you watch the first three Universal Frankenstein films (Frankenstein, Bride of, and Son of) before you watch Young Frankenstein, since that film makes many specific references to scenes in the original movies. (And they're all worth watching for their own sake.)
One of my favourite movies from when I was a kid. Stuff like this would reliably turn up on tv on rainy Saturday mornings. One thing that impresses me now is that Chaney and Lugosi take it completely seriously and don't turn their characters into comedy figures - the comedy is A&C's job.
Oh my goodness you made me feel like I was watching the movie with you. I got to watch this every year growing up. Then after trick or treating my little ones also enjoyed this classic. No matter how many times I have seen it, it seems like the first time!
47:44 Fun Fact: that scene is an accident. Frankenstein was supposed to punch next to Costello's head, but missed and actually did clock him. Those reactions are real.
The very first time I saw Abbott (Bud/"Chick") and Costello (Lou/"Wilbur") Meet Frankenstein was in 1961 or in 1962 when I was 5 or 6 on TV. It was a bit scary for me back then even though it was a horror-comedy film. Bela Lugosi was the original 'Dracula' in the 1931 film, and Lon Chaney Jr. was the original 'Wolfman' in the 1941 film. 'The Werewolf of London' is a 1935 film starring Henry Hull, and it is an excellent film. Glenn Strange did played the role of Frankenstein's monster later on in the 1940s and he also did quite a few western fims. 'Abbott and Costello' Meet Frankenstein' is my all time favorite film of all the Abbott and Costello films. And yes, that was Vincent Price as the Invisible Man at the end of the film. And he did play the role of the Invisible Man in 1940 'The Invisible Man Returns' which that is an excellent film. I really enjoyed your reaction to 'Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.'
Haha YES RG! You're amazing, thank you for watching. I hope you enjoyed the film, who was your favourite character? Mine's got to be Wilbur. I hope you're well!
When I was a kid (70s) they use to show the old Abbot and Costello movies on the UHF stations on the weekend. This was one of my favorites... they also use to show the old Bowery Boys movies and the the Dagwood and Blondie movies with Penny Singleton. Thank you for reacting to this movie it brought back lots of great memories of my childhood.
This one of my favorite movies with Abbott and Costello! Great comedians in that time. I’m glad we can still see their movies! Thanks for the memories! ♥️. 😂😂😂
IT'S ALIIIIVE!!! Excellent reaction. I love your editing style which zooms in on significant things in the movie you want to highlight. I don't see that extra care taken by most reactors. Well done. This is a nostalgic movie for me. When I was a kid back in the early 1970s, way before cable TV and VCRs, this used to be shown around Halloween every year on a local TV station. It was an event for my family and friends. When say I saw it at least ten times as a kid, I don't mean we popped the tape or disc in anytime we wanted to watch it. That means at least ten times, my family dedicated the time once a year to arranging our schedules to fit a viewing of this movie in. It's a favorite.
One of my favorite films. I work for FedEx and package handling has not changed that much. Get a kick when Chick says to Wilbur's girl, "Frankly I don't get it", she reply's "Frankly you never will." I may have a dirty mind, but I think they got a away with something the Hays code, censors, missed.
Aw man, I'm sorry for your loss. I hope you're doing okay. I know how hard it can be to lose a parent. I have the same thing but with my Mum, she loved films like this, the golden age of comedy. Memories with films like this are wonderful to remember back to. Take care and thanks for watching
@@MoviesWithMarty That's so kind of you, and I am very sorry about your dear Mum too. My Dad went in 2014 and my Mum even earlier in 2010, but it still feels weird. It's horrible not being anybody's little boy anymore, if that's not too wimpy hehehe Stay strong my friend, I think we'll all be reunited in the end.
Recommendation: This 30 October will be the 85th Anniversary of Orson Welles's original radio broadcast of his Mercury Theatre on the Air's production of The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells. It's worth a listen. Some latecomers to that original broadcast missed the first few minutes, thought it was real and freaked out causing newspaper headlines the next morning.
You must have read my mind!! I had NO idea it was the 85th anniversary though! I've got the reaction coming soon. The uncut is up on Patreon already ;) It's a FANTASTIC drama and not something people normally do videos on. Especially radio dramas. It's great that you mentioned it! Thank you for watching
Your reactions, voices & edits were wonderful and added to my enjoyment of rewatching this classic comedy. Your jokes were wonderfully paneful 😉 But your reaction to discovering the Invisible Man’s voice was Vincent Price was priceless (no pun intended) ⚡️⚡️⚡️IT’S ALIVE!!!⚡️⚡️⚡️
It's Alive! Used to watch them all the time on Sunday mornings. They'd air a different Abbott & Costello movie every Sunday and this one was shown at least 4 times a year.
You should totally react to Abbott and Costello’s other “Meets The Monsters” movies. Abbott and Costello Meet The Mummy Abbott and Costello Meet The Invisible Man Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Abbott and Costello Meet The Killer Boris Karloff As well as a couple of other Halloween themed movies Abbott and Costello in Hold That Ghost . . . and . . . Abbott and Costello in The Time Of Their Lives Probably too late to do them for this Halloween, but you can always do them next Halloween.
Find a clip of them doing their Who's on First. routine, Their most popular. I loved this movie. Watched it as a kid on TV Lou taught me that suspense could be hysterical, in the room with the Wolfman.
IT'S ALIVE! Love this movie. I know you will love Young Frankenstein, it's one of my favorites. I was happily surprised to see how closely it followed the Frankenstein movie.
@@jayharvey7043 Yes..and also, "Abbott and Costello meet the killer." At the end of, "Meet Frankenstein" Vincent Price did the voice of the Invisible Man.
Hi Kat! Thank you for being here and watching. Same here, the old films are the best. Thanks for that, I hadn't been sure whilst filming it haha. I hope you're well and had a wonderful new year so far
this takes me back to my childhood. The network always played these movies on the Saturday matinee. If you have not seen it check out abbot and costellos famous "Who's on First" it is and old vaudeville routine they did so it is short.
Universal invented the movie monsters, same make artist that did the Original Karloff ( Frankenstein) , lagousi (Dracula)and Cheney (wolfman) just so good one of my all time favorites.
Oh, and the first time you spoke Lugosi's name you got it right. He himself pronounced his name as Bay-Lah instead of how everyone else pronounces it, Bell-Uh. Proof? Watch the theatrical trailer for "Mark of The Vampire" and you'll see him narrating the trailer and naming the cast, including his own name. Truth be told though, he was born with the name of Bela Blasko in the town of Lugos, Hungary.
It's ALIIIIVE!!! LOL. If you're going to watch Young Frankenstein in the future I would suggest you watch at least the first three Universal Frankenstein movies before watching Young Frankenstein so all the jokes in it make sense. 1 Frankenstein, 2 Bride of Frankenstein and 3 Son of Frankenstein all have elements in them that are spoofed in YF. I'm not saying you should do reactions to all of them, but give them a watch. One Abbott & Costello film I'd recommend that you'll seldom see a request for is one of their earliest films called "Hold That Ghost" (1941) which was released immediately after their film "Buck Privates". It has the original version of the moving candle skit in it! It's a hilarious movie as well.
@@MoviesWithMarty I've enjoyed what I've seen so far. It's obvious your a lover of film, so many reactors just gasp at the proper(or mostly improper) moments and you can tell they are phoning it in. As someone who wanted to work in film at a very very early age( but ultimately choose a different career), it's obvious to me you appreciate the medium. Have only watched a couple of your reactions but can't wait to see more. Keep up the good work, keeping classics alive!! Larry
My all time favorite Halloween movie....I love the classic Universal movie monsters! If you enjoyed this you should watch the two Abbott and Costello skits "Who's On First" and "7x13=28"
According to Wheeler Winston Dixon, Lugosi diluted his own brand by accepting pretty much any role. He's in some real bottom-of-the-bag crap, and it tarnished his name. Please see Tim Burton's Ed Wood for a really moving portrayal of Lugosi's final years.
Even though this is one of Bud and Lou's best films, it's not typical of the types of films they made earlier in the forties with Universal Studios. You should check out some of their other films as well as the monster titles. You could google "Who;s on First?" or my favorite "The Susquehanna Hat Company"
Dear Marty: Please watch/react to one of my ALL TIME FAVORITE movies. It easily makes my list of the best 100 movies I've ever seen. Enough Mystery. The movie I refer to is the 1954 comedy "Hobson's Choice" starring Charles Laughton and John Mills. The movie was directed by David Lean and while many films do not stand the test of time, Hobson's Choice is one of those rare films that is as enjoyable and fresh as the day it was first created. I'm certain that both you and your subscribers will relish the experience.
Recently I went through the Abbott & Costello film series. This film works best if you watch the four Universal Monster movies. I don't recommend Little Giant and Time of Their Lives which were made while the two were not speaking to each other, also Costello really needed a year off to grieve following the loss of his son. Oh, and if you're very sensitive be warned there is a brief "blackface" number in The Naughty Nineties.
IT'S ALIVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE You want another brilliant Abbott and Costello film seek out the murder mystery from 1942 Who done it ? Even funnier than this because its earlier A&C
I have a question, when you are giving your commentary, you cut out some of the movie each time sometimes you cut out some of the best bits. Is there a reason why you just can’t pause it and then speak and then start it again?
Thank you so much Kaz, exactly! I never understand this kind of comment. If people just want to watch the film, then do that. A reaction has just that... reactions and commentary too. Thank you for watching Kaz and for the great comment
My brother and I loved Abbot & Costello. Laughter and fun, was wonderful. 😂😂
They are two comedy geniuses Lee! Your brother and you have great taste. The hilarity of seeing them bumble along and seeing the first scene with Lou Costello barking at the dog hahaha. Thanks for watching and I hope you had a lovely Christmas 🤪
Actually they are comedy gods.
Bela Lugosi's accent was indeed brilliant. It was also completely natural. He was Hungarian and the sole reason Dracula imitations sound the way they do. A Dracula imitation is a Bela Lugosi imitation.
Unfortunately, this was Lugosi's last major role.
@@thomassmith6232 You forgot about Plan 9 from Outer Space.
@@ramonacosta2647 For a major studios.
ITS ALIVE!!!
I remembered more of this than I thought I would.
Excellent movie and glad you enjoyed it!
I think it's fantastic they were able to get bella, chaney, AND price for this movie.
Haha! It's a brilliant film. Thank you, yeah it's so funny. I couldn't stop laughing during the edit, especially with the dog "woof" part near the start. Honestly astonished they were able to get them all and it was SO very worth it. It's a film you can rewatch and still laugh again and again. Thanks for watching! I hope you had a lovely Christmas
Very funny reaction Marty. You'll love Young Frankenstein and yes the Who's on First sketch from Abbott & Costello is one of the best ever. It's aliiiiive.
The Wolfman is credited as being played by Lon Chaney, but it's technically Lon Chaney Jr. His father, Lon Chaney (Sr.), is famous for playing the Phantom of the Opera in 1925. And, that was horror legend Vincent Price as the Invisible Man, well at least it's his voice. A&C also have films where they "meet" Dr. Jekyll / Mr. Hyde (another good one), the Mummy, and the Invisible Man. Boris Karloff (the original Frankenstein's monster) didn't want to do Meets Frankenstein but was ultimately convinced to do A&C Meets The Killer Boris Karloff in 1949.
It's technically Creighton Chaney.
Plus many other films. Through the 1940s and into the 50s they were making several movies per year.
I believe Abbott & Costello made over 30 movies... back in the day, my cousin and i watched one of these classic comedies every Saturday. Great slap-stick comedy 😂😂😂
Thank you for the video
He dropped the Jr. at a certain point, I think.
Lon Chaney Sr. was a famous makeup artist known as 'The Man of a Thousand Faces'.
It's aliiiiive!
As Leonard Maltin has observed, what makes the film work is that the monsters are played straight -- that is, it's only the presence of Abbott and Costello that makes it a comedy.
On the other hand, Young Frankenstein is a satire. Marty, if you haven't already seen them, I recommend you watch the first three Universal Frankenstein films (Frankenstein, Bride of, and Son of) before you watch Young Frankenstein, since that film makes many specific references to scenes in the original movies. (And they're all worth watching for their own sake.)
One of my favourite movies from when I was a kid. Stuff like this would reliably turn up on tv on rainy Saturday mornings. One thing that impresses me now is that Chaney and Lugosi take it completely seriously and don't turn their characters into comedy figures - the comedy is A&C's job.
Absolutely! One of the greatest.
Oh my goodness you made me feel like I was watching the movie with you. I got to watch this every year growing up. Then after trick or treating my little ones also enjoyed this classic. No matter how many times I have seen it, it seems like the first time!
47:44 Fun Fact: that scene is an accident. Frankenstein was supposed to punch next to Costello's head, but missed and actually did clock him. Those reactions are real.
The very first time I saw Abbott (Bud/"Chick") and Costello (Lou/"Wilbur") Meet Frankenstein was in 1961 or in 1962 when I was 5 or 6 on TV. It was a bit scary for me back then even though it was a horror-comedy film. Bela Lugosi was the original 'Dracula' in the 1931 film, and Lon Chaney Jr. was the original 'Wolfman' in the 1941 film. 'The Werewolf of London' is a 1935 film starring Henry Hull, and it is an excellent film. Glenn Strange did played the role of Frankenstein's monster later on in the 1940s and he also did quite a few western fims. 'Abbott and Costello' Meet Frankenstein' is my all time favorite film of all the Abbott and Costello films. And yes, that was Vincent Price as the Invisible Man at the end of the film. And he did play the role of the Invisible Man in 1940 'The Invisible Man Returns' which that is an excellent film. I really enjoyed your reaction to 'Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.'
The invisible man was Vincent Price's voice.
20:28 - Finally, someone else noticed Costello’s take of “She’s Joan Raymond. (Whoever that is. 🤷♂️)” take to the camera, 😂
The Frankenstein Monster was played by Glenn Strange, perhaps best known as bartender Sam in countless episodes of the GUNSMOKE TV series.
Oh cool! Thank you so much for letting me know. I'll have to look that up. Thank you for watching too!
"IT'S ALIVE!"
Haha YES RG! You're amazing, thank you for watching. I hope you enjoyed the film, who was your favourite character? Mine's got to be Wilbur. I hope you're well!
@@MoviesWithMarty Not sure I have a favorite. But it's always a treat to see Bela Lugosi and Lon Chaney Jr. under any circumstances.
Great choices! They're fantastic!
When I was a kid (70s) they use to show the old Abbot and Costello movies on the UHF stations on the weekend. This was one of my favorites... they also use to show the old Bowery Boys movies and the the Dagwood and Blondie movies with Penny Singleton. Thank you for reacting to this movie it brought back lots of great memories of my childhood.
I often wish someone would react to The Bowery Boys/East side kids & Charlie Chan movies.
this is the final film in the original shared movie universe, universal horror. it was actually followed up by three literary sequels.
Thank you Marty! Great editing!!! ❤ All great actors back in the day!! Hay Chick😂😂😂. One of my favorite movies. 👻😁😂🚬
Fred Gwynne, who played Herman Munster, is also on an old cop sitcom called _Car 54, Where Are You?_ You might want to check it out sometime.
This one of my favorite movies with Abbott and Costello! Great comedians in that time. I’m glad we can still see their movies! Thanks for the memories! ♥️. 😂😂😂
IT'S ALIIIIVE!!!
Excellent reaction. I love your editing style which zooms in on significant things in the movie you want to highlight. I don't see that extra care taken by most reactors. Well done.
This is a nostalgic movie for me. When I was a kid back in the early 1970s, way before cable TV and VCRs, this used to be shown around Halloween every year on a local TV station. It was an event for my family and friends. When say I saw it at least ten times as a kid, I don't mean we popped the tape or disc in anytime we wanted to watch it. That means at least ten times, my family dedicated the time once a year to arranging our schedules to fit a viewing of this movie in. It's a favorite.
Grew up watching all of their movies on weekends in the 60s. Hard to match these kind of movies anymore. The one liners and the short skits. Amazing!
One of my favorite films. I work for FedEx and package handling has not changed that much. Get a kick when Chick says to Wilbur's girl, "Frankly I don't get it", she reply's "Frankly you never will." I may have a dirty mind, but I think they got a away with something the Hays code, censors, missed.
My Dad loved these films. Ahhh, miss him so much.
Aw man, I'm sorry for your loss.
I hope you're doing okay. I know how hard it can be to lose a parent. I have the same thing but with my Mum, she loved films like this, the golden age of comedy. Memories with films like this are wonderful to remember back to.
Take care and thanks for watching
@@MoviesWithMarty That's so kind of you, and I am very sorry about your dear Mum too. My Dad went in 2014 and my Mum even earlier in 2010, but it still feels weird. It's horrible not being anybody's little boy anymore, if that's not too wimpy hehehe Stay strong my friend, I think we'll all be reunited in the end.
Glenn Strange was also Butch Cavendish in Clayton Moore’s Lone Ranger origin story.
48:30 They cut out a scene here where McDougal and the deputy shoot the monster before jumping off of the pier.
Recommendation: This 30 October will be the 85th Anniversary of Orson Welles's original radio broadcast of his Mercury Theatre on the Air's production of The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells. It's worth a listen. Some latecomers to that original broadcast missed the first few minutes, thought it was real and freaked out causing newspaper headlines the next morning.
You must have read my mind!! I had NO idea it was the 85th anniversary though! I've got the reaction coming soon. The uncut is up on Patreon already ;) It's a FANTASTIC drama and not something people normally do videos on. Especially radio dramas. It's great that you mentioned it! Thank you for watching
My favourite part is the line "Oh my God, he's alive!"
Your reactions, voices & edits were wonderful and added to my enjoyment of rewatching this classic comedy. Your jokes were wonderfully paneful 😉 But your reaction to discovering the Invisible Man’s voice was Vincent Price was priceless (no pun intended) ⚡️⚡️⚡️IT’S ALIVE!!!⚡️⚡️⚡️
It's Alive! Used to watch them all the time on Sunday mornings. They'd air a different Abbott & Costello movie every Sunday and this one was shown at least 4 times a year.
Give "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" - 1947 - a try. "The Uninvited" from 1944 is another great older movie!
You should totally react to Abbott and Costello’s other “Meets The Monsters” movies.
Abbott and Costello Meet The Mummy
Abbott and Costello Meet The Invisible Man
Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Abbott and Costello Meet The Killer Boris Karloff
As well as a couple of other Halloween themed movies
Abbott and Costello in Hold That Ghost
. . . and . . .
Abbott and Costello in The Time Of Their Lives
Probably too late to do them for this Halloween, but you can always do them next Halloween.
When the monster threw Sandra out of the laboratory window the actress really got hurt
Yeah actually She bounced into Glen Strange who was also injured with a broken foot and that scene was reshot with Lon Chaney Jr playing the monster
It's alive! Very fun.
Find a clip of them doing their Who's on First. routine, Their most popular. I loved this movie. Watched it as a kid on TV Lou taught me that suspense could be hysterical, in the room with the Wolfman.
Great movie and it never gets old!! I've watched this at least once a year for most of my life lol
It’s Alive! (You should watch the original Dracula and Frankenstein universal films.
IT'S ALIVE! Love this movie. I know you will love Young Frankenstein, it's one of my favorites. I was happily surprised to see how closely it followed the Frankenstein movie.
Fun fact: Bela Lugosi only played Dracula TWICE, the first in the original 1931 film, and the second time in this film
That Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney JR and very briefly Vincent Price appeared in Abbott and Costello movies speaks volumes.
Did Boris Karloff play Dr. Jekyll in Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?
@@jayharvey7043 Yes..and also, "Abbott and Costello meet the killer." At the end of, "Meet Frankenstein" Vincent Price did the voice of the Invisible Man.
Hey..nice to be here love these old movies...and he's saying chick.... 👍🏽
Hi Kat! Thank you for being here and watching. Same here, the old films are the best. Thanks for that, I hadn't been sure whilst filming it haha. I hope you're well and had a wonderful new year so far
this takes me back to my childhood. The network always played these movies on the Saturday matinee. If you have not seen it check out abbot and costellos famous "Who's on First" it is and old vaudeville routine they did so it is short.
Universal invented the movie monsters, same make artist that did the Original Karloff ( Frankenstein) , lagousi (Dracula)and Cheney (wolfman) just so good one of my all time favorites.
Oh my gosh i can't stop laughing 😂😂😂
It's one heck of a laugh after another 🤣 Thanks for watching and I hope you had a lovely Christmas Kat!
Thank you ....
I hope you did also...
We love these old movies with
Abbott and Costello.. ❤️
Takes me back to simpler times.. 🙏
Oh, and the first time you spoke Lugosi's name you got it right. He himself pronounced his name as Bay-Lah instead of how everyone else pronounces it, Bell-Uh. Proof? Watch the theatrical trailer for "Mark of The Vampire" and you'll see him narrating the trailer and naming the cast, including his own name. Truth be told though, he was born with the name of Bela Blasko in the town of Lugos, Hungary.
Bela Lugosi- The first „Master“ of the force!!!! Eat your heart out Luke! Cheers
This is a classic.
Definitely one of the greats! Thanks for watching!
It's ALIIIIVE!!! LOL. If you're going to watch Young Frankenstein in the future I would suggest you watch at least the first three Universal Frankenstein movies before watching Young Frankenstein so all the jokes in it make sense. 1 Frankenstein, 2 Bride of Frankenstein and 3 Son of Frankenstein all have elements in them that are spoofed in YF. I'm not saying you should do reactions to all of them, but give them a watch. One Abbott & Costello film I'd recommend that you'll seldom see a request for is one of their earliest films called "Hold That Ghost" (1941) which was released immediately after their film "Buck Privates". It has the original version of the moving candle skit in it! It's a hilarious movie as well.
45:46 ok, Big Bird
Loved this one! Highly recommend Abbott and Costello’s “Who Done It”. it’s a hilarious mystery/suspense movie along the same lines.
This is the best A and C film and one of my fav films ever
Yet no one has made _Frankenstein Meets the Mermaid._ We still wait.
It's ALIVE!!!
Vincent Price does have a very distinctive voice.
IT’S ALIVE!
IT'S ALIIIIIVE!!! 😱😄
@@abbynormal4740 Thanks for watching Abby! Have a lovely day
I love old movies
I completely agree with you! I love them so much. Thanks for watching!
IT'S ALIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IT'S ALIVE!!!!!!! IT'S ALIVE!!!! IT'S ALIVE!!!
The Animated opening title credits were created and produced by Walter Lantz..the man who gave us"Woody Woodpecker".
There is an Abbott and Costello Meet The Invisible Man, but not with Vincent Price.
IT'S ALIVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ahh, thank you so much for watching! I hope you enjoyed it!
@@MoviesWithMarty I've enjoyed what I've seen so far. It's obvious your a lover of film, so many reactors just gasp at the proper(or mostly improper) moments and you can tell they are phoning it in. As someone who wanted to work in film at a very very early age( but ultimately choose a different career), it's obvious to me you appreciate the medium.
Have only watched a couple of your reactions but can't wait to see more. Keep up the good work, keeping classics alive!!
Larry
It's aliiiii👀ve!
its ALIVVVVE!
My all time favorite Halloween movie....I love the classic Universal movie monsters! If you enjoyed this you should watch the two Abbott and Costello skits "Who's On First" and "7x13=28"
According to Wheeler Winston Dixon, Lugosi diluted his own brand by accepting pretty much any role. He's in some real bottom-of-the-bag crap, and it tarnished his name. Please see Tim Burton's Ed Wood for a really moving portrayal of Lugosi's final years.
You should definitely react to the classic universal monster movies.
Even though this is one of Bud and Lou's best films, it's not typical of the types of films they made earlier in the forties with Universal Studios. You should check out some of their other films as well as the monster titles. You could google "Who;s on First?" or my favorite "The Susquehanna Hat Company"
It’s alive!
You should check out the Animated Film Mad Monster Party where Boris is did the voice of Doctor Frankenstein.
Lon chaney jr was the son of lon chaney sr who was original phantom of the opera and the hunchback of Notre dame
IT'S ALIVE!!!!!!!
Bros is still the goat of draculas
Who’s minding the store with Jerry Lewis great comedy.
Also, It's Alive.
Dear Marty: Please watch/react to one of my ALL TIME FAVORITE movies. It easily makes my list of the best 100 movies I've ever seen. Enough Mystery. The movie I refer to is the 1954 comedy "Hobson's Choice" starring Charles Laughton and John Mills. The movie was directed by David Lean and while many films do not stand the test of time, Hobson's Choice is one of those rare films that is as enjoyable and fresh as the day it was first created. I'm certain that both you and your subscribers will relish the experience.
Recently I went through the Abbott & Costello film series. This film works best if you watch the four Universal Monster movies. I don't recommend Little Giant and Time of Their Lives which were made while the two were not speaking to each other, also Costello really needed a year off to grieve following the loss of his son. Oh, and if you're very sensitive be warned there is a brief "blackface" number in The Naughty Nineties.
"The Time of Their Lives" is their very best film, working as a team or not.
It's ALIIIIVVVEE!!!!!
@@PhoenixShip Aw, Phoenix! Thank you so much for watching 🤗 I hope you're well and lovely to see you again!
@@MoviesWithMarty I'm slowly catching up on your previous videos. 👌
@@PhoenixShip Well it's great to see your enjoying the previous videos too! Thank you for being here. This one's hilarious too
@@MoviesWithMarty I love old black and white movies. Best time spent!
Best horror/comedy ever!
IT'S ALIVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE You want another brilliant Abbott and Costello film seek out the murder mystery from 1942 Who done it ? Even funnier than this because its earlier A&C
IT'S ALIIIIIIVE!!!!
It's Alivvvve!
Have you watched paleface and son of paleface. Or blazing saddles. Classic films. Or
Lipstick ?????????
@@letsgomets002 Lipstick? 🤔 Which part is that in reference to 😅
I have a question, when you are giving your commentary, you cut out some of the movie each time sometimes you cut out some of the best bits. Is there a reason why you just can’t pause it and then speak and then start it again?
WHY MUST YOU TALK ALWAYS I WOULD LIKE TYO WATCH IT WITH OUT TALKING THANK YOU
🤣 Because of copyright? If you wanted to watch the film, then please just go watch the film! 🤷♂️
It’s a reaction video numb nuts. The point of this whole video is to see Marty’s comments and reaction to a film he has never seen before.
Thank you so much Kaz, exactly! I never understand this kind of comment. If people just want to watch the film, then do that. A reaction has just that... reactions and commentary too. Thank you for watching Kaz and for the great comment
Who’s minding the store with Jerry Lewis great comedy.