Sarah's List: Number 10 - 4:03 Number 9 - 12:05 Number 8 - 18:24 Number 7 - 26:07 Number 6 - 36:34 Number 5 - 45:31 Number 4 - 57:50 Number 3 - 1:09:08 Number 2 - 1:21:55 Number 1 - 1:45:22 Brad's List: Number 10 - 7:55 Number 9 - 15:36 Number 8 - 22:54 Number 7 - 30:10 Number 6 - 41:23 Number 5 - 50:24 Number 4 - 1:05:33 Number 3 - 1:15:43 Number 2 - 1:27:55 Number 1 - 1:37:40
Michael Strong same here. When I saw the trailer, I thought "there's only one person stupid enough to make this: Raja Gosnell." And then a card said 'from the director of Smurfs.'
I was watching that with my little cousin. If I can summarize this movie in a sentence, I felt like I died and this was playing while falling down to Hell.
@@03bgood Is it a bad thing to admit that I forgot about that movie and the ad kept playing before u get to the main menu from most Disney movies back in like 2002 - 2003? That and I forgot about Cuba Gooding JR as well
An edit of this video where the conversation when Sarah reveals her #1 loops back around into the conversation for Brad's number 10 only for it to get back to Sarah's number 1 and begin the cycle again.
Sarah is the kind of special person who you wish was your friend because she has such a presence, personality and is so all-around amazing that she makes you feel happier to be near her. She's the type of person who, when you're describing her to someone who has never met her, you just say "she's f@#king awesome"!! Of course there is no need to say more about Brad. I love him. I realllllly love him for all the times he has made me laugh outloud and turned a bad day around in such a substantial way that I will never be able to properly describe it. His jokes and editorializing resonate with me in a way that very few other can. A true comedic gift and a man who is as smart as he is charming and smile-inducing!!
"It was just watching people have dogs and the foibles of dog havingship" this sounds exactly like what I'd expect dog people to make a movie about unironically
Everyday was actually based off of a book made in the 90s. I know because it was required reading for my English class in highschool. In the book the space babys actually a much more ethical character in that he and his human girlfriend are about to have sex, but he realizes what he's doing is wrong and stops before anything happens. The most they do in the book is kiss a couple of times.
Actually DreamWorks likes to use a lot of bigger celebrities for their movies. They've been doing it since they started making movies. Antz and Prince of Egypt both have all star casts too. It's more of a problem in Shark Tale because they did a few specific things. 1. They purposely made the characters look like the people who voiced them and it makes them look creepy and uncanny. 2. The movie exists to cash in Finding Nemo, but has a plot that has NO artistic or story-telling purpose to being set in the ocean. So the setting and the fact that they're fish is the only part that even resembles Finding Nemo. 3. Because of these two choices, the movie could be switched to be live action, and set on land, and it would have the exact same cast and plot: a car wash worker accidentally kills a mob boss' son and is hailed as a hero, but the mob wants to kill him. And it would still be bad because it's just a generic gangster movie.
Jessica Chastain wasn't in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. That was Bryce Dallas Howard. Or do you just not care because of how much you hated the movie?
Erika Wellen The first one’s on Netflix.....the animation is soooo creepy. But, then again, it’s made by Phase 4 films....the company behind the English versions of Ratatoing and What’s Up: Balloon to the Rescue.
@@andrewollmann304 all of a sudden, it makes so much sense. Some of my favorite worse movies come from that studio. I must have missed these: definitely have to check it out
The wonderful moment when it's pointed out that the Grinch and 50 Shades of Grey have the villainy of their protagonists significantly underplayed from the adaptation ♫You're a mean one, Mr. Grey♫
I'd love to hear Laura's list too! I always look forward to her reviews. Great video- my dad and sister and I do a countdown like this every year, and it's fun to compare.
That Every Day film sounds like a rip off of a very good South Korean movie about a guy whose physical appearance changes every day after he falls asleep, but he strikes up a romance with a woman and it's all about the emotional toll of having a partner whose face you can never know.
Here's an inventive spin on the Grinch's origins that I doubt this film would do. Here's what I would do I believe the Grinch is the son of the Krampus and was training him to punish the children for the next generation but the Grinch was too soft and friendly and as the Grinch could not follow in his fathers footsteps he was exiled to the snow capped mountain with his Dachshound Max that was given to him as a gift by Santa as a companion for him but the Grinch resents Santa the only man the Grinch ever respected because he failed to take him on as an apprentice because of the bad experiences he had the Grinch wants to steal Christmas for good because of his feelings of betrayal and anger thus acting as the setup to the Seuss classic.
As you brought up Death of a Nation and Trump Prophecy, I was trying to remember which Midnight Screening it was where you mentioned something about D'Souza to Sarah and she let out of the biggest, deepest belly laughs of our time.
55:52 Not to be an asshole but that bakery actually just didn't make custom cakes, it wasn't a gay thing. And it's not like they were the only bakery in the country. The case fell through and They actually countersued for slander and won.
My 10 Worst Movies of 2018 10) Green Book 9) A Wrinkle in Time 8) Fifty Shades Freed 7) Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindlewald 6) Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 5) Red Sparrow 4) Truth or Dare 3) The Happytime Murders 2) The 15:17 to Paris 1) Gotti
You'd be surprised how many people like that version. Personally, I get where the criticisms are coming from, but I still like it. At least Jim Carrey remains "grinchy" throughout the majority of the film until the last 10 minutes. He wasn't kinda mean or kinda nice depending on the scene like the Illumination version.
I can see why people didn't end up liking it when it came out. Carrey does manage to make the most out of everything that he's given and it does feel like he has a reason to be a dick. With the new one, the Grinch just sounds like a nice guy trying to be an asshole and failing at every turn.
Michael Strong The now Grinch washed the great Angela Lansbury and only gave her two ore there lines. But i’m sort of she wasn't in it more. She is too good for this material.
50:22 -- I actually went to a test screening thing too, for two films. Both were thinly-veiled religious films. The first one had no plot until the near end of the movie and was um... Weird. The plot involves a non-catholic lady meeting God (known as "I Am" who is a well-dressed slightly charismatic white man) and her trying to get her life back together or something? It was supposed to be quirky and cool for younger audiences (like mid-20s) but it was just EH. Oh, and the frame story was that the lady left behind her journal chronicling these events in her old house in which three young women move into and read. The second film was the MOST depressing goddamn movie ever: a Mormon priest loses half his family (his wife and three of the kids) in a drunk driving accident (the remainder was his naggy mom and a moody teenage boy and a sister who I cant fucking remember), and he struggles with bills and holding the family, his trauma, and his faith together. I cried the whole time and it only was happy post-credits: it's a true story and the guy remarried to a widow with like four kids so he has like 7 now. Oh and he met the kid that killed his family in prison and said he forgives him and won't pursue more charges so the kid gets out of prison faster. I don't remember how he came to that conclusion but it was pretty sudden to me. THE REST OF THE FILM WAS SAD SAD SAD. It made me kinda angry that it only made me sad so I can learn like "only through faith and family can you overcome tragedy" like the dude wasn't already halfway to suicide most of the film.
Hey Brad, if it would help, i can keep a playlist of the midnight screenings of movies of the year members of Team Snob didn't like. Just give me a reply if that would help
Out of the 150 films I saw from last year (I still have more I wasn't able to see because some I wanted to see never came to theaters in my town), the worst movies I saw were: 10. Acts of Violence (1 star out of 5) 9. The Beyond (1 star) 8. Life of the Party (1 star) 7. A.X.L. (3/4 star) 6. The 15:17 to Paris (3/4 star) 5. Super Troopers 2 (1/2 star) 4. The Trump Prophecy (1/2 star) 3. Nobody's Fool (1/2 star) 2. Gotti (1/2 Star) 1. Show Dogs (1/2 star) Dishonorable Mentions: Truth of Dare?, Day of the Dead: Bloodline, The Hurricane Heist, Stratton, Peppermint, Sherlock Gnomes, Midnight Sun, Book Club, Night School, Bad Samaritan, and A Wrinkle in Time
@JR Logue To be honest, I hate the first Super Troopers, as well. I think the problem is that I never saw it when it first came out. I was a teenager when it came out and I probably would have loved it back then because as teens, we tend to like crude and stupid humor for the sake of crude stupid humor. I saw the first one for the first time right before going to see the sequel. I didn't have any nostalgia for the first one, so I ended up having a dreadful time watching these back to back. The only thing that the first one has going for it was that I liked the one cop that falls in love with the girl and the girl, because they seemed to be the only ones that weren't major assholes. The second one barely has the girl and that cop because just as bad as the rest of them in that film.
BruceGifford JustMyOpinion is the Truth or Dare! One you watched the one where one of the people is dared to rob a place and gets shot with a gun at a gas station? That was a rather gruesome movie with no satisfactory ending. Movie felt like an excuse to do gore
I hope Brad doesn't skip over doing a best of the year list. His list is often how I find great movies of that year I didn't know even existed, like Brigsby Bear and Predestination
Speaking of only one overlap, my 10 list: 10. The Hurricane Heist 9. Slender Man 8. Aardvark 7. Action Point 6. 211 5. Between Worlds 4. Looking Glass 3. Krystal 2. The Humanity Bureau 1. The exclusive uncut version of "Show Dogs"
10. Oh God! I forgot about that movie! That looked like a cheap version of Twister. 9. I didn't see this film mainly because I'm from Wisconsin, where it's banned there, but even if I did, I wouldn't love it. The trailers looked so terrible. 7. I always imagine the pitch for this movie would be like "Okay, it's Jackass, but this time it's in an amusement park." "BRILLIANT! Here's $19 million! Go make that masterpiece!" 6-4 & 2. Wow. So with the exception of Mandy, Into the Spider-Verse, and Teen Titans Go to the Movies, Nicolas Cage was in a lot of forgettable schlock in 2018. 1. Even if they took *THAT* scene out of the movie, it still sucks.
Michael Strong In preparation of Nic Cage’s prominent 2018 filmography, I decided to see every Nic Cage VOD movie there is, along with a couple of past theatrical releases. What a fascinating journey that was. But this Cage phase was all worth it when I actually got to see Nic Cage at the Mandy Q&A at the LA premiere. Didn’t get to talk to him, but still.
@@csjcsj2906 Did you see Mom and Dad? The movie where he and Selma Blair are a married couple and they're trying to kill their own kids? Because I remember watching a trailer for it and thinking that it looks like a hell lot of fun.
So Jin Choi What’s Aardvark? You’re gonna have to go deeper into that one, the IMBd was clearly written by the director “The aardvark has evolved into a one of a kind animal, you could say the same thing about our lead character.” That is the plot synopsis on IMDb
Mine would be: 10. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 9. Happytime Murders 8. Proud Mary 7. Night School 6. Slender Man 5.Death Wish 4. Show Dogs 3. Super Troopers 2 2. Holmes & Watson 1. Death of a Nation
Here's why I have a hard time hating the 50 Shades movies: they're about as good as you could hope for an adaptation of hot garbage like the 50 Shades novels to be.
sarah is a natural. relaxed. i wish laura could relax and stop petting herself. HOWEVER, I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT MOVIES Y'ALL ARE TALKING ABOUT MOST OF THE TIME. MAYBE PUT THE NAME BENEATH YOU WHEN YOURE SPEAKING, EH?
My 10 Worst of the year: 10: 15:17 to Paris 9: Acrimony 8: Show Dogs 7: Peppermint 6: Nutcracker and the Four Realms 5: Gotti 4: Truth or Dare 3: Life Itself/Welcome to Marwen 2: Billionaire Boys Club 1: The ones I ranted against this year: Traffik/ Tag. Actual #1 if I didn't rant: Holmes and Watson.
I hate to say it but I miss when Brads list was Crazy Bad, Stupid Bad, and Movies that made you mad. The list of most boring movies of the year is boring itself. Sarah had a GREAT list
I’ll admit I haven’t been seeing trailers and new movies. I also probably commented too soon (10 to 7) were movies I was not familiar with. Or I’m waiting for another Saving Christmas or WintersTail.
dont get me wrong but the premise of the space baby taking over you body for one day could work if it wasnt in a romance movie , would be great in a action or horror movie just not for romance
Excellent work as usual, Mr. Jones! :) Here's my top 10: 10. Death Wish (2018). 9. Sherlock Gnomes. 8. Fifty Shades Of Grey 3: Fifty Shades Freed. 7. Fahrenheit 11/9. 6. Death Of A Nation. 5. Holmes And Watson. 4. The Happytime Murders. 3. Winchester. 2. Gotti. 1. Robin Hood (2018). Dishonorable Mentions (no particular order): Peppermint, London Fields, The Clapper, Show Dogs, Jurassic World 2: Fallen Kingdom, Slender Man, and The Meg.
The only one of these I've seen is Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. I don't see a lot of movies anymore. Anyway I generally enjoyed the movie up until the part where the little girl pushes the damn button. I remember being momentarily impressed when they turned away from the button, thinking "wow they're actually going there." Then the doors started opening and they turn around and the little girl had pushed the button and then I was like "well never fucking mind."
The only thing I don't like about the Carrey Grinch was the romance plot and the color palette could have been much brighter but other than than I love the live action movie
I'm not surprised Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom wasn't on Brad's list, because he has seen a lot of movies this year, so I'm really glad it was on Sarah's. I haven't seen one positive review for that movie.
"They're just sort of lame now" because UA-cam has completely overridden the theater in terms of fearmongering and conspiracy theorizing! And hat a FRACTION of the cost.
Sarah is being naive. That’s pretty much how all large financial transactions work, especially with joint accounts. It’s usua a titanic pain in the ass.
Show dogs clip scene and frozen short before coco were such a cluster fuck. I have a theater and the orders came down mid week and the instructions from disney read like stereo instructions. and keys sometimes removed wrong sections or did not read. was a mess
I loved JC's grinch but the reason his grinch threw it all away makes no sense. Martha May loved him the way he was, green and fluffy. Why would he hear a bully over his crush who actually likes him back? I hate that trope. They could've used his 'hulk out' after the bullies pick on martha for choosing him. Then the parents say 'I told ya so' and de man dem run him backside. And that's why he hates Whoville. The other way was his own fault.
Hopefully nobody else did this before me
#10
Sarah 4:00
Brad 7:43
#9
Sarah 12:03
Brad 15:30
#8
Sarah 18:20
Brad 22:52
#7
Sarah 26:00
Brad 30:07
#6
Sarah 36:30
Brad 41:22
#5
Sarah 45:20
Brad 50:22
#4
Sarah 57:48
Brad 1:05:32
#3
Sarah 1:09:07
Brad 1:15:42
#2
Sarah 1:21:53
Brad 1:27:55
#1
Brad 1:28:32
Sarah 1:45:23
Thanks man.
Thank you!
Thank you for saving me 2 hours. Muchos appreciados.
This was really helpful. Thank you
"Holmes and Watson didn't make my list"
OH THIS GONNA BE GOOD
At least Marlon Wayans didn't make Fifty Shades Blacker and Fifty Shades Free at Last.
KiramidHead criminally underrated comment
Fifty Shades Free (You Know, like the slaves)
There's still plenty of time...
Oh shit, that was Wayans?
50 Shades Emancipated
condolences for your cat, Sarah
Sarah's List:
Number 10 - 4:03
Number 9 - 12:05
Number 8 - 18:24
Number 7 - 26:07
Number 6 - 36:34
Number 5 - 45:31
Number 4 - 57:50
Number 3 - 1:09:08
Number 2 - 1:21:55
Number 1 - 1:45:22
Brad's List:
Number 10 - 7:55
Number 9 - 15:36
Number 8 -
22:54
Number 7 -
30:10
Number 6 - 41:23
Number 5 - 50:24
Number 4 -
1:05:33
Number 3 - 1:15:43
Number 2 -
1:27:55
Number 1 - 1:37:40
Transmission Rory thank you
"Sherlock and Watson is not on my Top Ten worst list raves the Cinema Snob."
I've matched my #1 with Sarah for 4 years in a row now lol
Show Dogs looks like a film that could have been released around 2003 or 2004, and even then it would still be terrible.
Michael Strong same here. When I saw the trailer, I thought "there's only one person stupid enough to make this: Raja Gosnell." And then a card said 'from the director of Smurfs.'
I was watching that with my little cousin. If I can summarize this movie in a sentence, I felt like I died and this was playing while falling down to Hell.
It seems like it should have been a double feature with Beverly Hill Chihuahua
Hell, even Snow Dogs was a better film.
@@03bgood Is it a bad thing to admit that I forgot about that movie and the ad kept playing before u get to the main menu from most Disney movies back in like 2002 - 2003? That and I forgot about Cuba Gooding JR as well
Lloyd will defeat Thanos.
Lloyd and Goose the cat from Captain Marvel will tag team defeat
Chloe’s not gonna help? 🥺😮
Randal Graves Chloe is secretly Goose
CrticalConnor nah, Harry Potter can kick Thanos’ ass.
Correction: Lloyd *could* defeat Thanos, but he’ll just not care.
Video starts at 0:00
Video actually starts at 24:11:11
@@planescaped Aw c'mon dude
Thanks.
Thaannnkkkssss
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I just love the feed up, glazed over look Sarah had when Brad was explaining that Under God movie. She was just so sick of this shit.
An edit of this video where the conversation when Sarah reveals her #1 loops back around into the conversation for Brad's number 10 only for it to get back to Sarah's number 1 and begin the cycle again.
🤔 like the “I’m Driving” scene from Nightmare on Elm street 5: dream child
When Holme and Watson is not bad enough for the list and Life itself is no 10...man Brad list is scaring me !!
And show dogs, the "It's hard for me to imagine a worst movie coming out this year" movie, is only at number 7
"I can't imagine Hell being much worse than this!" - Doc Brown
Grinch with Cumberbatch fixed Grinch with Carrey the same way Mummy with Cruise fixed Mummy with Frasier.
did the cumberbatch movie have a female grinch?
In any other movie, Benedict Cumberbatch playing the Grinch should be the perfect casting, but the script doesn't allow him to shine.
@@SAM-ru4vx No.
Almost two hour brad video this just might make my top 10 movies of 2018 its long enough to be one
Hooray for the Brad and Sarah show's return
Right?! It's amazing! I love The Brad and Sarah Show :)
Sarah's my favorite.
Sarah is the kind of special person who you wish was your friend because she has such a presence, personality and is so all-around amazing that she makes you feel happier to be near her. She's the type of person who, when you're describing her to someone who has never met her, you just say "she's f@#king awesome"!! Of course there is no need to say more about Brad. I love him. I realllllly love him for all the times he has made me laugh outloud and turned a bad day around in such a substantial way that I will never be able to properly describe it. His jokes and editorializing resonate with me in a way that very few other can. A true comedic gift and a man who is as smart as he is charming and smile-inducing!!
Best show on the internet
I like their chemistry. Two intelligent people
"It was just watching people have dogs and the foibles of dog havingship" this sounds exactly like what I'd expect dog people to make a movie about unironically
Everyday was actually based off of a book made in the 90s. I know because it was required reading for my English class in highschool. In the book the space babys actually a much more ethical character in that he and his human girlfriend are about to have sex, but he realizes what he's doing is wrong and stops before anything happens. The most they do in the book is kiss a couple of times.
So they decided to drop that aspect and make it really creepy. WTF?
Was it any good?
@@laurene988 The Book? Hell no. It may be less rapey, but that doesn't make it a good book.
@@madcourier6217 yeah I didn't think it would be tbh.
Aha! It was based on the David Levithan book! I thought the plot sounded familiar (I read the blurb, but not the book)
I love Brad's reaction when he remembers Every Day.
It screams “I’ve tried so hard to erase this movie from my memory but it’s all coming back now”
Sarah has such a no-bullshit energy, I wish she was my life mentor.
One of my favorite yearly traditions ❤️
Don't let an all star cast fool you, Brad.
Remember Shark Tale?
Actually DreamWorks likes to use a lot of bigger celebrities for their movies. They've been doing it since they started making movies. Antz and Prince of Egypt both have all star casts too. It's more of a problem in Shark Tale because they did a few specific things.
1. They purposely made the characters look like the people who voiced them and it makes them look creepy and uncanny.
2. The movie exists to cash in Finding Nemo, but has a plot that has NO artistic or story-telling purpose to being set in the ocean. So the setting and the fact that they're fish is the only part that even resembles Finding Nemo.
3. Because of these two choices, the movie could be switched to be live action, and set on land, and it would have the exact same cast and plot: a car wash worker accidentally kills a mob boss' son and is hailed as a hero, but the mob wants to kill him. And it would still be bad because it's just a generic gangster movie.
Jim Carrey's Grinch Status: Redeemed
Also, it's called hypertrichosis.
strifera I think Sarah was thinking of trichotillomania-compulsively pulling one’s hair out.
There's also the Christian Woman Falls In Love With Her Rapist movie, Loving the Bad Man.
Dunes8 WHAT?! No fucking way! Wooooow
A whut?
What?
Excuse me, WHAT?!
*goes to IMDB*
WHAT THE FUCK?!
If this movie isn’t reviewed by brad in the near future (I don’t doubt that it exists), we need to spam him until he does!
Jessica Chastain wasn't in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. That was Bryce Dallas Howard. Or do you just not care because of how much you hated the movie?
I always get those two confused!
@@sarahg8936 You're clearly not the only one
@@sarahg8936 There's even a music video on the subject.
Even after watching "The Help," I'm not convinced that they're different people.
"Slightly better than rhapsody Street kids"...? Oh god. I need to see the boxcar kids movie now
Erika Wellen The first one’s on Netflix.....the animation is soooo creepy. But, then again, it’s made by Phase 4 films....the company behind the English versions of Ratatoing and What’s Up: Balloon to the Rescue.
I think someone uploaded the first movie on UA-cam. Haven't seen the second one, but that animation doesn't get better...
@@andrewollmann304 all of a sudden, it makes so much sense. Some of my favorite worse movies come from that studio. I must have missed these: definitely have to check it out
@@juliuslovr I'll definitely check when i have free time. I'd rather not support official releases of films like that lol
Sarah[10]-4:08, Brad[10]-8:13, Sarah[9]-12:09, Brad[9]-15:39, Sarah[8]-18:27, Brad[8]-22:59, Sarah[7]-26:08, Brad[7]-30:10, Sarah[6]-36:36, Brad[6]-41:25, Sarah[5]-45:31, Brad[5]-50:22, Sarah[4]-57:48, Brad[4]-1:05:32, Sarah[3]-1:09:07, Brad[3]-1:15:42, Sarah[2]-1:21:53, Brad[2]-1:27:55, Brad[1]-1:28:32, Sarah[1]-1:45:22
1:18:10 Do you mean THAT Jaleel White? The Sonic one?
Unfortunately, I'm afraid that is the case.
that's no good
To be fair Brad, Sarah, I would totally watch a "Brad Describes Persecution Movies to Sarah" episode. So depending on how bad you want those views...
The wonderful moment when it's pointed out that the Grinch and 50 Shades of Grey have the villainy of their protagonists significantly underplayed from the adaptation
♫You're a mean one, Mr. Grey♫
I hated Fallen Kingdon, especially that ending. "They're alive, like me" might be the single worst line of dialog of the year.
3:46 Sarah's #10
All the rest are after that.
I'd love to hear Laura's list too! I always look forward to her reviews. Great video- my dad and sister and I do a countdown like this every year, and it's fun to compare.
I was not expecting a Laserblast reference, what a classic!
Keep circulating the tapes.
Is there some breathing in an iron lung off screen? Anybody else hear that?
You hear that too?!a
...or someone with a cold asleep in the room.
Stoned Gremlin Productions I'm sorry for your loss Sarah Namaste.
Glad to see you did a Worst of the year list. Not a lot of people did it this year for some reason
Maybe I'll get gay married twice, and that'll show em...funniest thing I've heard this year
If you gay marry twice, does it count as a straight marriage?
tintinismybelgian sort of a lefts make a right?
@@stingerjohnny9951 So, four gay marriages make a straight?
Brad & Sarah talking about bad movies for 2 hours? Sign me up.
That Every Day film sounds like a rip off of a very good South Korean movie about a guy whose physical appearance changes every day after he falls asleep, but he strikes up a romance with a woman and it's all about the emotional toll of having a partner whose face you can never know.
Nicole Lyn Do you remember what it's called? I would like to check it out.
@@Kimnicpat It’s called “The Beauty Inside”.
Still hoping for a Snob episode on the Boxcar Children...
When Brad does his worst lists we always know that we're about to plumb the depths of madness and dispair.
Here's an inventive spin on the Grinch's origins that I doubt this film would do. Here's what I would do I believe the Grinch is the son of the Krampus and was training him to punish the children for the next generation but the Grinch was too soft and friendly and as the Grinch could not follow in his fathers footsteps he was exiled to the snow capped mountain with his Dachshound Max that was given to him as a gift by Santa as a companion for him but the Grinch resents Santa the only man the Grinch ever respected because he failed to take him on as an apprentice because of the bad experiences he had the Grinch wants to steal Christmas for good because of his feelings of betrayal and anger thus acting as the setup to the Seuss classic.
damn now I wanna see a grinch origin story
Sarah: "Mad, Not Mad, Mad Not Mad."
Me: FUCKING BRILLIANT
As you brought up Death of a Nation and Trump Prophecy, I was trying to remember which Midnight Screening it was where you mentioned something about D'Souza to Sarah and she let out of the biggest, deepest belly laughs of our time.
Did you ever figure out which one?
58:09 : "Oh, the GRINCH! He wasn't GRINCHY enough!" :D :D
55:51 Like the SNL skit?
55:52 Not to be an asshole but that bakery actually just didn't make custom cakes, it wasn't a gay thing. And it's not like they were the only bakery in the country.
The case fell through and They actually countersued for slander and won.
My 10 Worst Movies of 2018
10) Green Book
9) A Wrinkle in Time
8) Fifty Shades Freed
7) Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindlewald
6) Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
5) Red Sparrow
4) Truth or Dare
3) The Happytime Murders
2) The 15:17 to Paris
1) Gotti
That's weird. Here in NYC, Fathom Event tickets are cheaper than regular movie tickets.
Sarah called Bryce Dallas Howard Jessica Chastain 😁 Very common mistake, though.
Yeah, it wasn't until I watched "The Help" that I realized they were different people.
Finally someone who also liked the Jim Carrey Version more. I’m so happy i’m not the only one !
You'd be surprised how many people like that version. Personally, I get where the criticisms are coming from, but I still like it. At least Jim Carrey remains "grinchy" throughout the majority of the film until the last 10 minutes. He wasn't kinda mean or kinda nice depending on the scene like the Illumination version.
I can see why people didn't end up liking it when it came out. Carrey does manage to make the most out of everything that he's given and it does feel like he has a reason to be a dick. With the new one, the Grinch just sounds like a nice guy trying to be an asshole and failing at every turn.
G Stone Jim Carrey one isn’t better than the 1960’s one
But it is better than the 2018 one
I don’t know of any one who would order it differently
@@eddiedingle767 For me, I'd rank it as:
1960's Chuck Jones version
The Jim Carrey version
Dog poop
The 2018 version
Michael Strong The now Grinch washed the great Angela Lansbury and only gave her two ore there lines. But i’m sort of she wasn't in it more. She is too good for this material.
Maybe it was called "Kin" cause they couldn't use the title "Brother From Another Planet".
50:22 -- I actually went to a test screening thing too, for two films. Both were thinly-veiled religious films. The first one had no plot until the near end of the movie and was um... Weird. The plot involves a non-catholic lady meeting God (known as "I Am" who is a well-dressed slightly charismatic white man) and her trying to get her life back together or something? It was supposed to be quirky and cool for younger audiences (like mid-20s) but it was just EH. Oh, and the frame story was that the lady left behind her journal chronicling these events in her old house in which three young women move into and read.
The second film was the MOST depressing goddamn movie ever: a Mormon priest loses half his family (his wife and three of the kids) in a drunk driving accident (the remainder was his naggy mom and a moody teenage boy and a sister who I cant fucking remember), and he struggles with bills and holding the family, his trauma, and his faith together. I cried the whole time and it only was happy post-credits: it's a true story and the guy remarried to a widow with like four kids so he has like 7 now. Oh and he met the kid that killed his family in prison and said he forgives him and won't pursue more charges so the kid gets out of prison faster. I don't remember how he came to that conclusion but it was pretty sudden to me. THE REST OF THE FILM WAS SAD SAD SAD. It made me kinda angry that it only made me sad so I can learn like "only through faith and family can you overcome tragedy" like the dude wasn't already halfway to suicide most of the film.
Hey Brad, if it would help, i can keep a playlist of the midnight screenings of movies of the year members of Team Snob didn't like. Just give me a reply if that would help
As many critics as I abandon throughout the years, I still stick with you Brad, and this video reminded me of why I do it. Thank you
"Foibles of doghavingship" is my new favorite Sarahism
Is there someone snoring or breathing hard in the last twenty mins - it gives it an extra asmr creepy element.
its the girl she snores while she's listening and its really frustrating
Out of the 150 films I saw from last year (I still have more I wasn't able to see because some I wanted to see never came to theaters in my town), the worst movies I saw were:
10. Acts of Violence (1 star out of 5)
9. The Beyond (1 star)
8. Life of the Party (1 star)
7. A.X.L. (3/4 star)
6. The 15:17 to Paris (3/4 star)
5. Super Troopers 2 (1/2 star)
4. The Trump Prophecy (1/2 star)
3. Nobody's Fool (1/2 star)
2. Gotti (1/2 Star)
1. Show Dogs (1/2 star)
Dishonorable Mentions: Truth of Dare?, Day of the Dead: Bloodline, The Hurricane Heist, Stratton, Peppermint, Sherlock Gnomes, Midnight Sun, Book Club, Night School, Bad Samaritan, and A Wrinkle in Time
@JR Logue To be honest, I hate the first Super Troopers, as well. I think the problem is that I never saw it when it first came out. I was a teenager when it came out and I probably would have loved it back then because as teens, we tend to like crude and stupid humor for the sake of crude stupid humor. I saw the first one for the first time right before going to see the sequel. I didn't have any nostalgia for the first one, so I ended up having a dreadful time watching these back to back.
The only thing that the first one has going for it was that I liked the one cop that falls in love with the girl and the girl, because they seemed to be the only ones that weren't major assholes. The second one barely has the girl and that cop because just as bad as the rest of them in that film.
BruceGifford JustMyOpinion is the Truth or Dare! One you watched the one where one of the people is dared to rob a place and gets shot with a gun at a gas station? That was a rather gruesome movie with no satisfactory ending. Movie felt like an excuse to do gore
By the time you uploaded this Sorbos imdb page doesn't even mention 'One Nation Under God'. Hehe...
Does it mentions Kevin Sorbos role in Supergirl?
That's because Sorbos hasn't done anything after the Hercules tv series and you can't tell me otherwise.
This list is the real reason I don't kill myself every December.
I don't think they mentioned it, but the girl in "Every Day" is supposed to be 16
“The creepy girlfriend hiding in the walls of their apartment”
That plot needs its own movie. Lol
So gender-swapped Bad Ronald?
I hope Brad doesn't skip over doing a best of the year list. His list is often how I find great movies of that year I didn't know even existed, like Brigsby Bear and Predestination
Speaking of only one overlap, my 10 list:
10. The Hurricane Heist
9. Slender Man
8. Aardvark
7. Action Point
6. 211
5. Between Worlds
4. Looking Glass
3. Krystal
2. The Humanity Bureau
1. The exclusive uncut version of "Show Dogs"
10. Oh God! I forgot about that movie! That looked like a cheap version of Twister.
9. I didn't see this film mainly because I'm from Wisconsin, where it's banned there, but even if I did, I wouldn't love it. The trailers looked so terrible.
7. I always imagine the pitch for this movie would be like "Okay, it's Jackass, but this time it's in an amusement park." "BRILLIANT! Here's $19 million! Go make that masterpiece!"
6-4 & 2. Wow. So with the exception of Mandy, Into the Spider-Verse, and Teen Titans Go to the Movies, Nicolas Cage was in a lot of forgettable schlock in 2018.
1. Even if they took *THAT* scene out of the movie, it still sucks.
Michael Strong In preparation of Nic Cage’s prominent 2018 filmography, I decided to see every Nic Cage VOD movie there is, along with a couple of past theatrical releases. What a fascinating journey that was.
But this Cage phase was all worth it when I actually got to see Nic Cage at the Mandy Q&A at the LA premiere. Didn’t get to talk to him, but still.
@@csjcsj2906 Did you see Mom and Dad? The movie where he and Selma Blair are a married couple and they're trying to kill their own kids? Because I remember watching a trailer for it and thinking that it looks like a hell lot of fun.
Michael Strong I thought that was a really fun movie, I think that movie’s over-the-topness of Cage rivals Mandy.
So Jin Choi What’s Aardvark?
You’re gonna have to go deeper into that one, the IMBd was clearly written by the director
“The aardvark has evolved into a one of a kind animal, you could say the same thing about our lead character.”
That is the plot synopsis on IMDb
Mine would be:
10. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
9. Happytime Murders
8. Proud Mary
7. Night School
6. Slender Man
5.Death Wish
4. Show Dogs
3. Super Troopers 2
2. Holmes & Watson
1. Death of a Nation
Here's why I have a hard time hating the 50 Shades movies: they're about as good as you could hope for an adaptation of hot garbage like the 50 Shades novels to be.
Don't know which is worse; 50 Shades or Twilight.
37:51 sick burn on Bryce Dallas Howard.
sarah is a natural. relaxed. i wish laura could relax and stop petting herself. HOWEVER, I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT MOVIES Y'ALL ARE TALKING ABOUT MOST OF THE TIME. MAYBE PUT THE NAME BENEATH YOU WHEN YOURE SPEAKING, EH?
My 10 Worst of the year:
10: 15:17 to Paris
9: Acrimony
8: Show Dogs
7: Peppermint
6: Nutcracker and the Four Realms
5: Gotti
4: Truth or Dare
3: Life Itself/Welcome to Marwen
2: Billionaire Boys Club
1: The ones I ranted against this year: Traffik/ Tag. Actual #1 if I didn't rant: Holmes and Watson.
So are we gonna get an episode of the Cinema Snob for One Nation Under God XD
I dream of the day I'll take a friend to watch a film and have them shout "Fuck you" at me in the cinema XD
I hate to say it but I miss when Brads list was Crazy Bad, Stupid Bad, and Movies that made you mad.
The list of most boring movies of the year is boring itself.
Sarah had a GREAT list
Then you didn't see hardly any movies on the list if you think they weren't crazy bad or stupid bad. :)
I’ll admit I haven’t been seeing trailers and new movies. I also probably commented too soon (10 to 7) were movies I was not familiar with.
Or I’m waiting for another Saving Christmas or WintersTail.
What? I love Dark Crystal
dont get me wrong but the premise of the space baby taking over you body for one day could work if it wasnt in a romance movie , would be great in a action or horror movie just not for romance
Anyone else catch the part where she said 10 climaxes sounded like fun?
Excellent work as usual, Mr. Jones! :) Here's my top 10: 10. Death Wish (2018). 9. Sherlock Gnomes. 8. Fifty Shades Of Grey 3: Fifty Shades Freed. 7. Fahrenheit 11/9. 6. Death Of A Nation. 5. Holmes And Watson. 4. The Happytime Murders. 3. Winchester. 2. Gotti. 1. Robin Hood (2018). Dishonorable Mentions (no particular order): Peppermint, London Fields, The Clapper, Show Dogs, Jurassic World 2: Fallen Kingdom, Slender Man, and The Meg.
The only one of these I've seen is Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. I don't see a lot of movies anymore. Anyway I generally enjoyed the movie up until the part where the little girl pushes the damn button. I remember being momentarily impressed when they turned away from the button, thinking "wow they're actually going there." Then the doors started opening and they turn around and the little girl had pushed the button and then I was like "well never fucking mind."
God. Accidental Activist doesn't even have a Wikipedia article, and has the same name as an autobiography written by a LGBT activist. That's just low.
Sweet, I was just wondering when your best/worst video was coming out. Fun as always.
Watching someone sneezing takes on a whole darker side to things watching this in 2020
A 2 hour long video?! It's a dream come true!
I haven’t heard of pretty much ANY of Brad’s movies. 2018 in Film.
I know scheduling wise it would be next to impossible but I wish they could get everyone together and do one big monster worst of the year review.
Pls pls pls see Suspiria 2018, I'm not gonna say if it's good or bad, because I don't want hype to ruin it,. Just watch it
1. "Life Itself"
2. "The Package"
3. "Truth or Dare"
4. "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom"
5. "Holmes & Watson"
6. "Gotti"
7. "Midnight Sun"
8. "Slender Man"
9. "The 15:17 to Paris"
10. "Bohemian Rhapsody"
Is Brian in hiding after Brad sent him to "Let There Be Light" ? Or just an asylum?
Lovely Sarah being Lovely Sarah. Brad's there, too.
Sarah is just delightful
The only thing I don't like about the Carrey Grinch was the romance plot and the color palette could have been much brighter but other than than I love the live action movie
I'm not surprised Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom wasn't on Brad's list, because he has seen a lot of movies this year, so I'm really glad it was on Sarah's. I haven't seen one positive review for that movie.
I loved it.
From the hilarity of the opening, to the stupidity at the end, I don't think I went more than three minutes without laughing.
No mention of Mary Poppins Returns, where Doug did five videos on that?
"They're just sort of lame now" because UA-cam has completely overridden the theater in terms of fearmongering and conspiracy theorizing! And hat a FRACTION of the cost.
Sarah is being naive. That’s pretty much how all large financial transactions work, especially with joint accounts. It’s usua a titanic pain in the ass.
Show dogs clip scene and frozen short before coco were such a cluster fuck. I have a theater and the orders came down mid week and the instructions from disney read like stereo instructions. and keys sometimes removed wrong sections or did not read. was a mess
I loved JC's grinch but the reason his grinch threw it all away makes no sense. Martha May loved him the way he was, green and fluffy. Why would he hear a bully over his crush who actually likes him back? I hate that trope. They could've used his 'hulk out' after the bullies pick on martha for choosing him. Then the parents say 'I told ya so' and de man dem run him backside. And that's why he hates Whoville. The other way was his own fault.
I think my dog might have a cat brain.
Sarah's sneezes are so adorable!
Show Dogs sounds like one of those early 00's movies that would play right after Legally Blonde's run was over in cinemas. It stinks.
I don't know if you guys have them, but you should get Letterboxd accounts! Really easy to keep track of movies that way.