Hot Damn! It's The Soggy Bottom Boys! | O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000) | TUNE
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- The crowd goes wild when The Soggy Bottom Boys perform their hit off the radio, 'I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow'.
O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000) After escaping prison, Ulysses, Delmar and Pete embark on a journey to find a hidden treasure. As lawmen pursue them, a new companion and a brush with antisocial elements turn their lives around.
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That dance by George Clooney is gold.
@Saul _B it's classic xx
It's what sold the whole film to me, I remember the music video on MTV and Clooney sold the whole song with that dance. He really was into his character and that's usually enough for me to want to see the film.
"Hell! -they ain't even ol' timey"
fkn priceless
sorry, what i mean to say was *fkn timeless*
The roar of the crowd when he starts singing again gives me chills
Charles Durning dancing onto the stage is just the best! 😂😂😂😂
I heard that the man who sang this told his wife that she would hear his voice, but it would be coming out of George Clooney's face. She apparently said, "That's all I've ever wanted."
🤣🤣
The singer is Dan Tyminski from the Union Station Band.
wives are way overrated
@@Nomadistar I dare you to say that to your wife!!!!!
Lmao
Probably one of the most underrated and misunderstood comedies of all time. The Coen Brothers are simply geniuses.
It's very highly rated
This movie is brilliant.
We missed out on the Governor's PARDON!!!
It's an adaptation of The Odyssey
it's all because these boys are not white :p
The acting from George Clooney to the last extra is superb
It's so different from his other roles. I wonder if he had to audition. He's amazing
He was the pater familias.
@@Weshopwizard not just a grease spot on the L&N
The flabbergasted looks on their faces when the crowd roars in recognition! Because they have no idea that while they've been traipsing and running, the whole state has heard this song! Fantastic. And the Refo'm man miscalculating -- and Pappy immediately sizing it up.
"Hot Dayyum!"
Don't forget the man who did the singing voice for George Clooney - Dan Tyminski, vocalist and guitarist for Alison Krauss's Union Station bluegrass band. The producers picked a supremely talented musician in Dan Tyminski to do the voice over for this song.
I see Dan’s face when I hear this song. Awesome musician and singer.
The funniest story I heard about this was Clooney wanted to sing it. He was in the studio singing and when he looked up, no one in the booth would make eye contact, but they kept giving him a thumbs up.
He said right then he knew they'd need someone else to sing it.
George did the voice I was there.
@@donaldeddy6830 If you compare recordings of Dan Tyminski singing this song with the soundtrack from the film they sound identical.
Indeed! Not sure how many people know that it was also Dan Tyminski who sang on Avicii's "Hey Brother". Here's a nice live version of "Man of Constant Sorrow": ua-cam.com/video/p8LCYS_85Dk/v-deo.html
A few glitches in the sound here and there but the performance is still great!
Tell me I’m not the only one that gets goosebumps when you first hear 🎶In constant sorrow all through his days🎶
Believe me, you're not the only one! 🤩
Yup, that’s a perfect opening to the song!
Oh I sure did then (the first time I heard it) and now!
Lol great endorsement Pappy
It's one of my favorites on my Ipod.
It gets me every time i see George tugg on his beard when he says "stranger" 😂
😆 same, along with Delmer an Everett doing their little jig and the governor's dance onto the stage
Penny trying not to laugh, but laughs anyway makes that part even more priceless.
"Is you IS or is you AIN'T my constituency??!" As an Appalachian, this tickles my ears.
That is somthin' you'd really hear down here.
Forgive my ignorance but can you explain the log they put him on top of?
I’m in Arkansas, I feel you buddy
@@MrMojo23100It's a rail tie. If I remember correctly, earlier in the movie they made reference to the fact that if the town didn't like you they'd run you out of town on a rail tie. So there's your brick joke. Or Chekhov's Gun.
"ran out of town on a rail" @@MrMojo23100
@@reboundTTVIn the UK 🇬🇧 we call them Railway Sleepers.
THEY AINT EVEN OLD TIMEY!
I hollar every time!😂😂
Is you is or is you ain't my constituent 🤣
@@straggler940 I find occasion to use that one.
@@carolesmith4864 my kids get a kick out of it 🤣
All you boyes is MISCEGENATED!
How crazy I read your comment right as he said that
"We thought you was a toad" cracks me up every time.
That's " t'hoooooad. "
“They loved him up, and turned him into a…horny-toad!” Try not to laugh challenges are *impossible* with this movie 😂🤣🤣
How come nobody mentions the sirens? I’m a woman, and they hypnotized me *every* time. 🥰❤️
"Well, the two of us was fixin' to fornicate!" and the waitress' reaction always cracks me up.
“Do -NOT- SEEK- THE TREASURE!!”
I’m gunna r u nn oft
Lot of people would say this movie is Gold. To me, its Platinum. One of my favorite movies ever
The fact that Tim Blake Nelson and John Tuturro did their own singing is my favorite thing ever.
Sorry to rain on your parade it that’s not true. The only vocal from an actor is Tim’s on “Jailhouse.” Everything else by George, John and Tim is dubbed.
@@andrewcountis2531 You're right for the most part but TIm Blake did do some of his singing.
@drmadabd1389 Although Tim Blake Nelson sang "in the jailhouse now," the voices of Turturro and Nelson were those of Harley Allen and Pat Enright on "I am a man of constant sorrow."
@@TonyWilliams-tx3lnAw man... Why did you have to tell me that, and make me take my like back from the guy like that, huh? Nobody messes with The Jesus! Not even when he's playing a different character! 😅
Tim looks like my uncle Bob reincarnation
One of George Clooney's finest bits of acting in one of the most underrated and my fay-vrit movies of all time.
YUP! same!!❤
Do not seek the treasure! It's an amboosh!
Dude when he pulls his beard down and gives a little wink that just kills me
I agree, I love this movie.
Yes, this is _definitely_ one of my favorite films of all time... I never tire of it.
I love that dance George Clooney did 😅
Those who have never watched this movie needs to do so…. It’s bonified…
No theys integrated
Where have U been 😂😂😂😂
We need more entertainment like this during these strange and serious times...5 stars
Yessir!
Rite there with you dude,rightly so.
Bro, the strange and serious times were back in 2019 and 2020, Covids over bro what can you possibly be talking about?
Amen to that.
Time to watch Blues Brothers and Blues Brothers 2,000.
Even without the rest of the movie, this one scene is a masterpiece. I love everything about this movie. Definitely in my top 5..
Would have liked it to be a few minutes longer. Looks like I'll have to see it yet again!
Yes that scene by itself is worth the money and Charles Durning shouldve won a supporting oscar for his brilliant performance!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@Praise___YaH You're so close, but have drawn the wrong conclusion.
@@jbennett3890
THIS sir, Understanding This, is Salvation
HalleluYAH translates “Praise ye YaH”
YaH is The Heavenly Father
YaH arrives via the TENT OF MEETING
YaH was Who they Crucified for our sins
** NO FEMALE INVOLVED WHATSOEVER **
- Hebrew Book of Isaiah
Isaiah 42:8
"I am YaH; that is my Name! I will not yield my glory to another or my praise to idols.
Isaiah 43:11
I, I am YAH, and there is no other Savior but Me.
Isaiah 45:5
I am YaH, and there is none else.
Never seen the movie, but I just love this song and their performance.😊
I cannot express how impactful this movie was to my life. For several years, my mother would don a fake beard and join in place of Delmar's character for a local Soggy Bottom Boys cover band, dance moves and interjected quotes from the movie and all. Some might think that'd be embarassing, but words can't express how much I loved seeing her have the time of her life entertaining hundreds of people across town ♥
You are a lucky son!😍
Your mother is awesome and you should hug her for me
The way George hit that dance😂😂😂😂
I've seen this movie so many times and it never gets boring. A great story, perfect cast and great music. 😄 👍
That is because it is The Oddesy. A story written in 725BC. It never gets old.
See J Chan's comment. Whether those old Greek wine-sodden miscreants (Poets and whatnot) were actually reporting an historical account or embellishing madly, this is ageless.
Love it
Me too! I love it.
Homer sure knew how to tell a story.
"folks don't mind they's integrated"
good music unites everyone :)
This particular scene, and this movie, are master pieces. So moving. I can't help crying when the crowd starts to cheer them, and when his wife is took between amazement, joy,, amusement surprise... And love again. I love it.
I'm always charmed by the moment the hero doesn't realize he's actually famous. It's similar to the scene in Bill and Ted when they go to the future and everyone there loves them.
I wouldn't call it masterpiece, but great movie indeed. Still one of the Coen's best
What was the movie called
@@gowildconnor O'Brother
Whats Tha name of movie
The BEST 5 mins in Movies ever at every level!!!
Once in a while, everything comes together - script, music, cast, direction - and the result is pure magic. This is one of those rare jewels of a movie, like 'Lord of the Rings'.
Once again: thanks a lot for this masterpiece Cohen brothers!
Lies again? Spank Bang
The total and utter victory. When the crowd turns on the KKK leader and just in a demeaning way throw him out of the building. Then the Soggy Bottom Boys start their music again at the right timing. Shill all over. Total victory... game over man game over.
@@hurmur9528 rode him out on a rail!
@@suep9445 yep ,now theys kangs
All these years and this song is still catchy.
The Devil plays guitar, of course it's still catchy
A classic is something that stands the test of time.
@@joecaner because they sold their soul to the devil
@@onicronprime118 That was just the guitarist Tommy Johnson.
Ulysses Everett McGill : What'd the devil give you for your soul, Tommy?
Tommy Johnson : Well, he taught me to play this here guitar real good.
Delmar O'Donnell : Oh son, for that you sold your everlasting soul?
Tommy Johnson : Well, I wasn't usin' it.
Catchy songs stay catchy for ever. Lol🖤
Don’t forget John Goodman as Big Dan Teague. Fantastic actor ❤
Clooney’s best role ever!!! 😂😂😂
R.I.P. Charles Durning, such a great character actor.
One of my favorite movies. Just soooo many quotable lines in it! "Well, ain't this place a geographical oddity. Two weeks from everywhere!" Clooney earned his salary with all the dialog he had in this one. He did a great job with it as did all the other actors.
I seen em first.!!!
@@johnr7717 😂🤣 Possibly the Best and funniest line in the movie! Even funnier when he bites his own hat out of sheer lust for the 3 sirens. I quote this one frequently!
It's just too many quotes and parts, I especially like the little details and overlooked lines. Like when they were leaving the radio station and one of the guys was bragging about getting "ten whole dollars" and the governor looked at him and said "I ain't here to sing you crazy a** cracker !!" Cracks me up every time.
Yeah, I say "That don't make no sense" probably once a week. One of my favorite lines.
"I am the paraphamelious!!"
To see George Clooney dance like that just makes my day 🤗
The dance😂😂
This is Coen Bros best movie ever, an all time classic.
“Is you is, or is you ain’t…”
Genius!
Hello Alex, how are you doing today hope you are doing great
One of the best movie songs of all time. The whole soundtrack was masterpiece.
True!!
Now is yous or is yous ain’t , part of my constituencies?!
@@tucko11 Vote Pappy O'Daniel!!
Absolutely I bought this album right away soon as I heard this song a classic.
Can never go wrong with a classic foundation screenplay of Homer’s Odyssey. I thought the interpretation of the cyclops was particularly ingenious.
1:44 "interfered with a lynch mob in the performance of its duties" hahahah
Not only stunning music, comedy and scripting, but an incredible retelling of the Odyssey. I love this movie.
@michael Smith ok sure
Few people know that, thanks!
Listen to Steely Dan's song, Home at Last. It takes about being "tied to the mast until the dangers pass." I'm assuming tied to the mast like Ulysses so the sirens couldn't wreck the ship.
@@danniantagonist?? What are you implying... His comment is totally correct.
for the younger or just not knowledgable here the log they carried in was a railroad track beam - this is where the term RUN YOU OUT ON A RAIL comes from
We need this across the United States. We would wipe out Half of America.
I had heard the term, but this was the first time I had ever seen someone "run out on a rail". Well done!
Wooden fence rail usually, not railroad track beam
@Wasn't Me Every single instance of this I could find says "What does the saying, “Run him out of town on a rail” mean?
In colonial times, people who were thought too loyal to Britain, or too outspoken against independence, or crown tax collectors, were sometimes tarred, feathered, and tied to a wooden fence rail and carried out of town."
@Wasn't Me Lol. You're one to talk.
This always lifts my spirits. Hard to be depressed when watching it.
THIS CRAZY GAME WILL BE IN EVERY HOUSE SOON, A FUN ACCESSORY FOR GAMERS
Guys, HERE is The TRUE Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Semitic Scroll:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
This movie was PERFECTLY cast. Everyone was perfect in their role.
I have watched this movie so many times, the cast is amazing.
This movie transcends all races, and cultural differences.
Kudos to the Coen Brothers 👏
Title of movie
@@jessyjerome5419 literally in the title of the video lol
This scene is amazing. Cohen are (metaphorical) saying "Music can heal the hate, anger, racism, etc."
♥️love free world of humans in the world we all share. Be kind to all in our world♥️
@@jessyjerome5419 O Brother, Where Art Thou? simply awesome film!
0:23 - When he holds "I....." as it kicks in is still epic AF after all these years. 🔥
Can’t ever get enough of his dance moves 😂😂😂
Love how his girl was embarrassed 😂😂
like a couple ducks who got turned into humans
I grew a beard just to do that dance
I always start dancing like this after a couple of lines!!!!
im black and love the music and the movie.. My favorite. Ive watched it over 25 times.
I'll always remember that this movie was the only one me and my deeply religious father could watch together. He saw a very moral lesson to this movie and this song.
Never has there ever been such a perfectly executed character arch, as you see here!!! REDEMPTION, REKINDLED LOVE, COUNTRY BLUEGRASS, AND A FULL PARDON FROM THE GOVERNOR OF MISSISSIPPI PAPPY!!!!
Pappy O'Daniel knows a photo-op when he sees one!
Hello 👋Betty. How are you doing? Hope you’re fine. I am Mark Clifford and I'm from Denver Colorado. Where are you from? You seem like a real country girl.
"Is you is or is you ain't my Constituency?" The timeless question of all politicians! Soggy Bottom Boys the best and most descriptive name for a bluegrass band!
Lol not even constituency it was "constincency"😅
I was never a fan of country/folk music, but this is the only movie soundtrack I have ever purchased it is so good.
This movie was my introduction to bluegrass. Loved it ever since.
Same. 💯
The look the boys do before they start singing definitely says something: "Uh...what are all these people so excited about?!" LOL! They had no idea their song had become a hit and had no idea they had become famous!
That's how it happens u don't its going to be a hit till ppl relate to it or just like the music
lol I love the look Clooney gives
Thanks, Lieutenant Obvious. Soon-to-be-promoted.
Big respects to the band who doesnt miss a beat and just keeps going
"In the jailhouse now, fellers. Neighborhood of B."
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Ain't it great how music can bring everyone together
I don’t care what anyone says, there’ll always be a place in the American heart for country music.
the depth of this scene and the movie as a whole is astounding
My nana passed a year ago and this was one of our movies we saw together. When I saw this post I just had to listen to it. It made me smile so big. I know she was dancing and smiling right along with me. Now I have to watch this movie again so for my nana
God bless you
Sorry about you're nana.
To this day I can't choose between Forest Gump and O' Brother Where Art Thou as my favorite movie. It's just such a great movie. Real integrity, amazing actors, amazing comedy and drama, and they go off on these random tangents, but tie it perfectly back into the story. The cow on a cotton mill was probably the funniest version of that because it just seemed like nonsense in the beginning, but at the end it was just so profound and you knew it was coming, but it STILL surprised you. Absolutely amazing
Green mile?
Why choose?
Forrest Gump is fucking terrible
Is Forrest Gump bonafide? Then you have your answer.
Oh Brother…
Man, Charles Durning coming up on stage dancing is one of the funniest moments of the movie. Being a Charles fan, i actually thought he was hilarious in the whole movie with his short temper and quick southern insults.
Me too! I thought he was fantastic.
He stole the movie for me.
He was always great in anything. I loved him in The Muppet Movie back in the day.
Charles Durning a été un vétéran de la 2nde guerre mondiale ayant obtenu entre autre la Purple Heart.
Pappie O'Daniel is amazing
George Clooney should've gotten a Best Actor Oscar nomination for this role! As should have Tim Blake Nelson and John Turturro in Best Supporting Actor! Timelessly funny and based on Homer's Poem, "The Odyssey"
Nelson definitely deserved a Best Supporting Actor nomination. For his "Nominee preview clip" scene, they could have used the scene when he talked about his baptism.
@Mungo Munro "I told him once or twice about playing cards and a shooting dice.." 😂. Great song and hilarious lyrics. With the added yodeling it's unforgettable.
Side note: Bobby Bare Jr has a a great song named John Turturro*****
This has got to be that scene where Odysseus shows up in disguise to win back his wife except instead of killing all the suitors he sings his heart out
My selection for Best Supporting Actor would be Charles Durning. Is you is or is you ain't his constituency?
This movie by the Coen brothers is an absolute classic, base on Homer's Iliad , never gets old a real gem.
Homer's Odyssey.
@@SaintSwithinsDay sorry yes my mistake
That's what I heard based on Homer's lliad great movie
Don't forget the allusion to Robert Johnson at the crossroads
Now I’m just curious about how the Coen Brothers would’ve interpreted the Iliad.
"Is you is or, is you aint my constitutes"??😅😂😅😅😂😅
This scene made me and my mom laugh till we cried she had never seen George Clooney in a role like this, she absolutely loves the guy she is 65 so ya 😂
If you like George Clooney, this movie is hilarious
RIP Charles Durning. Thank you for your service.
I can only imagine how much fun it must have been there during the filming of this. what a riot. 😆😄🤣😀
"Is you is, or is you ain't, my constituents?" predicted "Please clap" by like 120 years
"...Remanded tha'thorities" Not sure how this came up in my feed but sure am glad it did. I can't stop rewatching it.
My favorite George Clooney movie. I can't believe he did a movie so fun. I didn't think he had it in him. He's such a serious actor.
😂😂😂He was in Rosanne and Return of the Killer Tomatoes 🍅, he’s always had comic timing.
Yea. Batman and Robin was oscar worthy.
Did you not see Burning after Reading?
Intolerable Cruelty is a great movie with George Clooney in it, it’s light hearted and funny. Also Burn After Reading is another movie where he has a more comedic role, I think he should do more roles like that. Brad Pitt also, He was hilarious in Burn after reading.
This was the first George Clooney movie i ever saw so seeing George all serious in other movies looks off to me lol
I remember when my dad first shown me this movie. I did not expect a story comparable to the Odyssey.
I see what you did there.
Ok I guess comparable is sort of a synonym for the same as..
Good musical sense....Americana
I was in high school.. when bro started yodeling.. I lmao but it was so awesome
That’s what the story of the movie was based on, Homer’s Odyssey
When hé start dancing , that's killing me man 😂
Was watching this with my dad. When Charles Durning got up on stage I thought dad was gonna keel over from laughing. Man that was a long time ago.
Hahaha..Charles Durning! Gotta love him; such a great actor. I love the part in the restaurant - "Moral fiber?!? I invented Moral Fiber!"
Scarily astute political observation. One politician refuses to change his outrageous and clearly unpopular political views, even in the face of his own ruin. The other politician has no political views, he just capitalizes on cultural sensations and mob mentality. This movie got layers on top of layers, y'all.
Perfectly sums up the average politician right around the world.
It also shows that anyone who sides with an organization like the KKK will always lose, ALWAYS!
A man of the people
@@willnack5315 Yep.
Even though the KKK was at its strongest in this movie's setting (Depression- era South), they still operated in as much secrecy as possible and their members didn't openly admit to being a part of it. Even in that environment, a political candidate openly admitting to being a member of it would be ruined.
Wow Corey, Way to bring the room down🤨😅
This movie is one of my all time “feel good/ laugh out loud” movies!!! Love this!! 😂😂
George's moves are classic but Papi's dancing on the stage makes me LMAO every time...
This film is absolutely fabulous! George Clooney looked like he had a ball making it! 😂
“These people desecrated a fiery cross” so funny. As if lighting a cross on fire wasn’t desecrating it
The "Fiery Cross" was actually taken and corrupted by the KKK. It was originally used in Scotland to call the community together to declare war on another clan or in times of trouble.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_burning
@@jawo8754 All I'm hearing is the Scots also desecrated a cross. I understand that sacrifices were cooked over a fire and eaten in the old testament, and Christ is the lamb of God sacrificed for our sins. However, there's no early church tradition of burning the cross nor imagery of Christ. Associating a burning cross with warfare and troubled times doesn't sound like a symbol of repentance and cooked offerings to God. In communion, we partake of the sacrifice. There is no burning.
@@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287 there is no early imagery of the cross either, if you want to get technical. The cross is based on the Greek letters used to describe the crucifixion scene. The earliest historical reference to veneration of the "True Cross" occurs in the mid-4th Century.
Scholars believe that if the crucifixion actually took place, it was not on a cross. Mainly because the practice of crucifixion stopped when Constantine I outlawed it. Which was about 300 years before Tiberius ruled.
You're actually putting way more value on a cross, a symbol, than is inherently necessary.
@@Astralaeyna Uhhhhh, dude. You really need to brush up on your history. Constantine was the first Christian emperor, and ruled about 300 years AFTER Tiberius, who was only the second Roman Emperor after Augustus. Him outlawing crucifixion was a direct result of him wanting to eliminate the practice that killed Christ.
The Greek letters you're thinking of are "Xi Rho" the first two letters of Christ's name in Greek. This symbol may or may not have been the symbol Constantine claimed to have seen in his vision of the one true God. We have no real way of knowing if this led directly to the modern "t" shaped cross. But in all likelihood, the real cross was shaped more like a capital "T" with a signpost above with the offender's name and crime inscribed upon it.
Before criticizing other people for their usage of a religious symbol, you should try getting your own facts straight.
My brother introduced me to this movie & this music in early 2000's. And when he passed in 2007, I had songs from this movie included in his service. Oh Brother, Where Art Thou? Missing you.
Maybe I'm just getting old but it feels like they just don't make movies like this anymore, at the very least they are few and far between. It seems like now they prioritize certain political agenda rather than focus on making something people will like. As piece of art I would consider this move a masterpiece and I can think of a single recent film I would give that label.
4:22 Walking up to the buffet line at Golden Coral like
They were like, "You killed the vibe bro. You've gotta go." All kidding aside, I love this movie and it's soundtrack.
One of the greatest scenes in cinema history…
Being from Kentucky and raised in the same area as the Clooney family. He honestly is a poet. He’s such a good man and has a sense of humor and rhythm.
No one could ever say George Clooney doesn't have rhythm after this clip
The infamous JEFFERY CLARĶ perfectly plays the part of the woodbe governor candidate, railed out, to be tared and feathered. History repeating itself.
Classic production. Countless views. Timeless
I got banned from twitter for saying certain politicians should be tarred and feathered and rode out of town on a rail.
This movie will forever be a classic to me.
“Is you is or is you aint my constituents” is crazy 😂
My daddy and two of his coaching buddies. Did this song at their school teachers' assembly. They were called the soggy bottom baseball boys. I was there when they practiced the routine we laughed for hrs on end it was hilarious and still is.
I don't get tired of watching this performance! Just the maximum entertainmet.
Me either!!!!
Entertainment* , genius.
Holly Hunter's reactions were priceless. How could you not fall a little bit in love with her in this movie?
I would legit attend a Soggy Bottom Boys concert
The Cohen Bros are simply BRILLIANT and so unique in their movie making! They instinctively know how to portray characters that make their films memorable. Take the guy who was blind and paid 10.00 to sing in his can. He was so unique and fit perfectly into the comedy of the movie.
@James Gastone Hows Nigeria?
Remember when this was played on many country stations? Making the rounds again!
After 22 years who still loves this film and keeps coming back looking up clips
One of my all-time favorites!
COLD PUT 2 GETHER, I LOVED EVERY SINGLE SECOND OF THIS
My wife and I have turned "Do not seek the tray-sure! It's a bushwhack!" into a favorite family phrase. Fantastic movie.
For my family it's discussion of who has a hateful grudge against the Soggy Bottom Boys.
we also have adopted "do not..seek..the treasure!!" and "we're in a tight spot!", and "we was fixin to fornicate" lol
Ours is "I'm fixing to R U N N O F T"
Yeah, don't watch Princess Bride, there are about a hundred in there.
"I do not think that word means what you think it means"
"Hello, my name is Inego Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die"
"That's not very sporting"
etc
Of course you have to see the movie to appreciate it. If you haven't I VERY much recommend it. Our family is always referencing lines from that movie and my mother in law said she'd never seen it so we brought it over. She loved it. I said we could watch it again sometime and she said, "how 'bout now". :-)
And yes, the line you referenced there is a beauty, especially if you can even remotely manage the impersonation. I haven't seen the movie in years, and I could still picture him delivering that line as if I'd seen it yesterday.
@@sarahbethkeith375 I thought of another that we have included: "He's bonified," but we've made it personal, "I'm bonified."
I feel like everyone has seen this film, but when I talk to people about it they so they haven't. One of my all time favourites
This movie is a classic
Most Beautiful Scene after when the water came to save them!!!!