The Worst Ocean's 11 Movie - Caravan Of Garbage.
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Ocean’s 11 is a great franchise. But at the same time it’s mostly not a very good franchise especially when you take into consideration the 1960’s film on which everything is based. Even if Ocean’s 8 is the worst film the original Ocean’s 11 is still the worst film.
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BOOOOOO. That's me watching the original Ocean's 11.
Mr Sunday Movies I watched it 4 years ago when I saw Sammie Davis on the cover I thought it would good I was mistaken
Sammie Davis inspired the robot samurai in the Samurai Jack finale voiced by Spongebob.
Mr Sunday Movies hardest I've laughed in a long time listening to you take the piss out of these absolute muppets! 130 minutes I'll never get back. Love the channel/podcast lads
How about the Ghostbusters franchise? A little late to remind everyone that not everything before the female version was a gem. There were a lot of failed attempts to milk that franchise.
Yayah
Police officer: cause of death?
Coroner: He smoked a hundred cigarettes a day, and he's always been 55
#relatable
His heart just wasn't in this movie.
😂😂
Brad Pitt watched the original, noticed how much everyone smoked and said, “I’m going to do that with food.”
Justin Coleman wait is that a real story? Cause I 100% want it to be.
Lol
That explains it
Brad Pitt eats in most of his movies.
Fun fact he did this cuz he missed lunch one early take on set asked for his character to be made to be constantly eatihh no and then regretted it.
Not only was it bad when it was complete, it was horrible during production. The "11" were the Rat Pack (Sinatra, Davis Jr., Martin, Bishop and Lawford) and 6 regular actors. With the Rat Pack playing their gigs in the evenings, Sinatra told the director that only two of the Pack would be filming during the day, and since no one said "no" to Sinatra, the writer and director had to adjust on a daily basis since they didn't know who would be there to film, which is why a lot of the scenes are two guys in a hotel room and the script and story seem discombobulated at times.
Sinatra only liked making movies using one camera, he felt if there were two cameras he should be paid more since he wasn't paid to make two films... you can't make this up.
'What? You want me to use ALL my fingers to play the guitar?!' I charge extra for medleys, you know.
Jeff Torres Sinatra was such a shit head
Holy fucking shit mate hahaha
That’s both sad and impressive.
You could say he did it his way
Interesting... Sammy Davis drives away the money in a garbage van. A caravan of garbage perhaps? Hmm....
This deserves a heart from James.
James!!!
Yeah, the sole black dude is relegated to driving the fucking dump truck. L33t skillz that.
*applause
@@HappyFlapps To be fair,he actually brings something to the table. Everybody else is just useless.
@@HappyFlapps blacksthesedaysamirite
their skills are that they are always 55
Like every other man in the 60's you were a teenager until your 40s.
Forever 55.
The reason they lost the money at the end of the movie was due to some regulations within the movie industry that made it against the rules for criminals to "win" in movies like this. Its why movies like the Italian job ends on a literal cliffhanger as well.
I doubt that.
Look up the Hays code if you don't believe me.
TV tropes has a good article on it, or if you dont wanna read cinefix mentions it in their top 10 heist movies here on youtube.
I liked that aspect of the Ocean's II, because it contrasts so much with expectation that heroes always win in movies. It felt cool and subversive, but turns out it was just a moralistic ending.
Mind you, the Italian Job cliffhanger _is_ brilliant.
@@originaluddite You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!
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I think back when this movie was made the audience was expected to be as drunk as the actors. So I wanna say, like, 5 or 6 dirty martinis deep? I'm sure you'd vibe a lot harder with it then.
Anthony Kelly 5 or 6 martinis deep and you're halfway to being total beatnik.
A ring-a-ding-ding baby ( ͝° ͜ʖ͡°)つY
Yeah, 5 or 6 dirty martinis deep... and riddled with syphilis.
The problem with this theory that I am taking far too seriously is that it's a film created to be presented in a theater. While you could down 6 drinks before hitting the cinema, at the theater there would not be any adult beverages.
According to Mad Men, back then everyone was getting low key shammered during the work day. Have a couple more at happy hour, drunk drive to the cinema and you've got yourself a great 1960's evening right there.
This movie is just the rat pack financing their holiday in Vegas by filming it.
No, they were actually WORKING in Vegas at the time.
Frank Ocean = Frank Sinatra + Oceans 11
That's actually where he got his name James, you nailed it
SANDRA BULLOCK WAS A COMPLETE LAUGH
PURE KRAP
2001 WAS GOOD AFTER THAT ONE THE REST WENT TO SHIT
Plank Sinatra
“This movie is utter S H I T” right at the end made me cackle 😂😂😂
You boys have saved me ever wanting to watch this (because at one point I did!)
@@tomw4014 Oh yeah, don't bother. Just the fact that they take nearly an hour to get to the "plot" of the movie should be reason enough to avoid it.
James swearing is one of my favourite things
Imagine if those people saw the snake scene from dusk till dawn
yup salma hayek was the bomb mate
They instantly all die. What with smoking 100 cigarettes a day and always being 55
Salma Hayek would slaughter that entire crowd. Half the rat pack would have just had a heart attack on the spot.
It feels like they just tried to introduce 11 characters that are generically "cool" and thought that would be enough. I don't think they ever even considered anything like skills, or personalities.. We're just supposed to think the rat pack are a bunch of cool guys who are very competent, and take that as sufficient characterization.
The fact that they don't come off as either cool or competent just makes it all the worst
One of the best caravan's of garbage.
Bravo on the good grammar bud. Bravo.
Casey Todd nice to know you agree. I was very pleased with this sentence 😂
Oh of course. Most people would totally fuck that sentence. But you...hell no. Not you.
Caravans of garbage vs. Caravan of Garbages......
This is where true intellect be figure out.
Casey Todd I know. My genius dazzles even myself
Play Jurassic Park: Trespasser. One of the first FPS games with a physics engine, cost millions and years to make and is considered one of the most unplayable games ever.
Guys you've missed the point. You've uncovered why no one sings auld Lang syne anymore
I've actually been in Las Vegas on New Year's Eve (twice). The thing I noticed is that if you're inside of a casino--especially if you're at one of the gaming tables--when midnight hits in Las Vegas, no one really acknowledges it. They don't just stop everything to sing "Aud Lang Syne" (sorry about the spelling). If they did, people would stop gambling, and they never want that to happen. The celebration is going on in the streets OUTSIDE of the casinos, but inside, they treat midnight, Dec. 31 the same as they do every other minute of the year ("keep dealing the cards and keep rolling the dice").
I mean, there are slot machines at the freaking airport. Of course they won't stop gambling just for a new year. xD
My dad was a huge rat-pack fan and I grew up loving this movie; that being said, everything you said was 100% correct.
As a man who lives and dies by the Ratpack... this had me in tears
Marcus Blixenkrone-Møller So damn true.
I almost spit my drink I was laughing so hard. "Hes always been 55" rofl
The "Is this what counts as entertainment back in the 50's?" segment was the best part of the video
Cesar “I refuse to shave my mustache to play the joker so paint it white” Romero
Can you blame him though? It’s a nice fucking mustache
"He's always been 55" still lives rent free in my head to this day. I hope in my deathbed, the last thing I think about is how everyone in the 60's were always 55.
"How much you want?"
"Uh, half"
This comment is super underrated
Literally The Joker too lol holy shit
This was the era where bad guys couldn’t win. Just like the original Italian Job ends on edge of a cliff.
Erik Harker Loved that ending!
America has always been fucking weird...
American viewers in 1960 might've even been disgusted by the plot:
a whole team of WW2 vets turning to crime!! (gasp) Disgraceful!!
No way they were going to let the protagonists keep the money.😂
The 2001 Ocean's Eleven is my favorite movie of all time. So when I got to see the original version, I was decently eager to see how it was, especially since my recollection of Rat Pack reruns wasn't bad.
Goddamn, what an awful movie.
Its extremely funny you should mention Frank Ocean, he got his stage name from his love of this film and Frank Sinatra.
Some else mention this here and I thought they were joking
Never heard of Frank Ocean before this video. I thought he simply mixed Frank Sinatra with Danny Ocean.
@@samuelperezgarcia you didn't notice the... the picture of a different guy popping up when he said "frank ocean"? or the other guy saying "no, that's the singer"?
@@samuelperezgarcia You should check him out, his music is amazing. Even though there is very little of it.
This cracks me up every time one of the best videos on the Internet once he starts cracking up when Nick talks about them always being 55 years old have tears in my eyes
As someone whose family worshipped this era of movies, and was forced to watch them, thank you so much for taking the piss out of these. God damn they are awful.
Please, and I mean this seriously, keep ruining classic films that everyone loves.
There's so many Elvis movies to go, plus a fair few Frank Sinatra ones.
I don't know anyone who loves the OG Ocean's 11? It got mixed reviews by critics and bombed at the BO back then.
If it was so bad why did they make a remake?
@@soioioioioioio34 Yeh! if it was so bad, why did they remake it... 40 YEARS LATER!
Perhaps because the premise was good but the execution was terrible?
@@soioioioioioio34 to be fair, surely the only reason why remakes should exist is because certain movies didn’t get I right the first time. It’s bizarre to me that Hollywood keeps remaking movies that were already good in the first place - lion king etc. - as opposed to taking shit movies with a relatively interesting premise (Oceans 11) and then improving on it. They should ONLY remake bad movies
this sort of thing makes me wonder how the hell they convinced a studio to let them make a remake of it, surely at some point youd just go, why not just make our own franchise rather than using this dumpster fire that we've had out back for a couple of decades
It's easy. The Ocean is Steven Soderbergh and George Clooney passion project. Have them pitch the project, plus Brad Pitt vouched for them. Voila, easy green light by the studio.
I think this is the best reason to remake something - a cool title and concept, but no one thought the original was good
I loved the Clooney trilogy. Don Cheadles cockney accent is unforgivable though.
I love the Oceans trilogy also....but if we're being honest, Ocean's 12 was REALY weak and felt strangely...disconnected when compared to 11 and 13 which linked to each other VERY well. And the Night Fox dancing around obviously CG lasers with bad capoeira was laughably atrocious.
I always wondered why Cheadle did the accent. He's a great actor in serious or comedic roles, so he didn't really need to do that. But yeah. That trilogy is the best!!! I love that man
you accusin' 'im of booby trabin'?
That was the point I thought to his character
The first one is my all time favorite movie, the second one I love as well, the third one I hate. Ocean's 8 I thought was surprisingly good.
Imagine shooting a heist movie with Lil Nas, Billie Eilish, The Weeknd, Machine Gun Kelly, and 7 regular actors. What a fucking mess.
Which is why I get why this movie is like it is
That probably will happen someday 😂
@11:19 And the casinos have their logos on the inside of the safe door, in case someone is filming from the inside of the safe...
I wondered what the hell that was. I thought I was on LSD for a moment.
The sheer conspicuousness of their wee outing to the casino is so weird as a modern movie viewer, cause there are so many films now like the Ocean’s 11 remakes and 21 and stuff like that where the characters try to run a heist at a casino and have to take as a given that as soon as they do anything REMOTELY suspicious they’ll get dragged into a back room and beaten to a pulp.
For an actually good heist movie from the 60s - one that inspired the Mission Impossible tv series and has some elements that show up in the movies - I recommend Topkapi. It is quite colorful and entertaining with very distinct characters. Peter Ustinov won an Oscar for his role.
I'd love to see your reactions on the Mortal Kombat movie
CyberClark abso-freaking-lutely yes!!!
They should do one on an episode of the live-action Mortal Kombat tv series!!
That show made the movies look like masterpieces
It was better than Street fighter
I love this idea. We are getting a new live action MK reboot next year, so I'd love for them to do a series of episodes leading up to it on all of the Mortal Kombat properties. The two movies, the live action series, and the cartoon.
this was the first ocean's movie that i watched. i was so bored that halfway through i actually ran out of the room because i thought i was going to die of sheer boredom.
This is my all time favorite Caravan of Garbage installment. I will never get tired of these hilarious blokes making fun of the Rat Pack.
I actually wish they dunked on more Rat Pack movies.
This has been your masterpiece.
Sorry your masterpiece is you watching something terrible
That picture of baby Maso is exactly how i've always imagined him to look
This was pretty much a movie done, because Sinatra had to make a movie. So he was in Vegas with the rest of the Rat Pack. The rest is history
I never noticed how high the rewatch value is on these episodes. Still cracks me up!
I think I could've been a master thief in the 50s, specially since it seems cops don't pay attention to women in the 50s
I both feel as though I watched the movie in these 20 minutes and enjoyed it far more than I ever would have if I had actually watched it. You guys are pioneering a potentially (not really) lucrative paraphrasing/commentary/synopsis of a movie business to save people time and get them more enjoyment than they would have if they wasted their time for the whole thing.
What's a terrible movie I could suggest....Main Street. You just need a Colin Firth or Orlando Bloom tie in.
10/10 🙌🙌🙌 hilarious. I'd love to see you guys compare/contrast the Italian job. The original Italian job is definitely better than original Oceans 11, but it is similarly bizarre in some ways.
The only enjoyment I got from The Italian Job was the classic cars they mercilessly destroyed and the heist is just so over the top and roller coaster ride you forget how forgettable virtually everything else is.
Umm. The way they did find out that the body was being cremated is they asked "whats that smell" "the deceased is being cremated" DURING THE FUNERAL. They couldnt get the cash, it Was being burned at that very second
Are people often cremated in thousand dollar solid wood coffins?
@@fearofowl5973 it was more like a cheap wooden transport coffin, light plywood, since it was originally gonna be flown home
All the Soderbergh movies are good, dang you! *shakes fist
I like Out of Sight and The Limey
Logan Lucky is a riot
I like Che (2008), Magic Mike (2012) and The Informant! (2009)
So Spider-Man Homecoming stole the moment where Vulture figures out peter's identity from this movie 😂
I've seen this movie twice but I reckon I've spent more time watching this video, an absolute classic.
Wtf was this movie? I remember trying to watch it when I was about fifteen, I was going through a phase of watching a lot of movies from this era, but I think I gave up after half an hour, it's so tedious.
Would love to see you guys breakdown "Earth girls are Easy". Featuring Jeff goldblum, Jim Carrey, Damon wayans, and Gina Davis. Given that goldblum's career has reignited recently selling apartment ads and punching a t-rex in the balls. Damon wayans getting into a twitter war with his former co-lead from the lethal weapon TV series and answering the question: what happened to Gina Davis?
My MORAvation the problem is that Caravan of Garbage is supposed to deal with things that are terrible, while Earth Girls Are Easy is amazing and awesome.
Spending money?!?? What is this the 1920s?!??
For a long time in Hollywood, the bad guy(s) couldn't properly succeed, or at least they couldn't get away scot-free. That changed years later with flicks like "Day of the Jackal," but it might've been why they weren't allowed to get away with the money. Some kind of moral lesson and the idea that crime doesn't pay.
If there's one film that really shows you gangster life for what it is, that's "Goodfellas":
there's absolutely no honour among thieves in the film. The same thugs calling Henry "friend" one minute, will kill him the next for being a liability. And none of them care about anything other than the power and wealth coming from crime.
I love when the podcast mates absolutely go in on a thing like this. It’s hilarious. I wish there was a commentary track but then I’d actually have to sit through this garbage.
‘He’s always been 55🤣🤣’
I'd watch a remake of Ocean's 11 with Frank Ocean.
Easily, hands down the best CoG thus far...
...or maybe it's shit. Idk, I've been drunk this whole time.
Everyone comes out of the womb old and wrinkled with a pack of smokes and a bottle of whiskey?
In universe, they're part of the Greatest Generation, meaning they're all suffering from crippling PTSD.
For the Happy Time Murders movie release you should do a caravan of garbage for the original x rated muppet parody, made by none other than Peter Jackson himself... Meet The Feebles!
It is truly terrible. What gets me is how Diamonds Are Forever seemed like it was set up to feature the Rat Pack w/Bond, and then it didn't happen?
Is that a JoJo reference?
There was a cut cameo
You can find on it here. They filmed a cameo with Sammy.
The reason why they walked away is because in the olden days in film, the theives weren’t allowed to win. Like the Italian job
You should do a Jurassic Park themed Caravan of Garbage before the new movie. There's gotta be some horrible Jurassic Park content out there, maybe even other than JP3.
There’s got to be a decent amount of bad Jurassic Park games... or Jurassic Park rip offs to rip apart.
Jurassic Park: Trespasser is pretty horrible. It would be fun to subject them to that
Jurassic World and its sequel certainly qualify as garbage.
My captions when James says "Hey everyone" at the very beginning just said "Hey Ron"
All oceans movies are the worst oceans movie I mean ghost ship? That was awdul
Ghost Ship has an effective opening though.
Hart hat
Wait are trying to tell me that 'Water World' was a bad movie?
That's a terrible pun.
You deserve a medal.
The 1943 film Ghost Ship is pretty good. Bit slow for modern tastes though.
The original Doctor Strange movie from the 70s
I want my sammy davis action toy with his signature garbage truck action feature
The strip club scene is hilarious, because it makes the Club Scum scene in Hobgoblins look risque.
imagine the true villain was a lung cancer
I rewatch this video at least once a week and I've only just realised that James instinctively said he grew up with Ocean's 11 because he was still in high school then, and Maso riffed on that because he was an adult. I never got that joke properly because I thought they were the same age.
So when some people complain about conspicuous diversity in modern films, do they hold up movies like this featuring nine white men who all look exactly the same and have no distinguishing character traits as an example of how films "should" be, or fucking what?
HAHAHA
I believe the ending is down to that in that age you could not glamour crime. It was necessary to show that theft had consequences as not to encourage it
11:37 - 11:55 I almost spit my drink all over my desk.
@11:40 The continued, uncontrolled laughter gave me a good laugh. 😂
There's a reason for some of the weird stuff and bad ending is the harsh haze code with the ending being hit with the criminals can't win in the end this is also the reason for the ending of the Italian job literal cliffhanger
The only joke I remember from this movie is unfortunately the blackface one. It goes a little something like this: "Urgh, this is going to be a heck of a time removing this again. How do you do it, Sammy Davis Jr.?" "Well, I usually .... HEEEY!"
I happen to like the way they dressed around the time of Sinatra's Ocean's 11.
Starring Frank Ocean as Danny Sinatra.
My favorite quotes from this video:
“Can’t you just switch the wires?” “Yeah, probably.”
“‘What you did is a real bloody work of art.’ First off, it’s fucking not.”
“He has a heart attack, and he dies in the street, presumably because like all of them he smokes 100 cigarettes a day.” “And he’s always been 55.”
“Get this truck outta here!”
Please please PLEASE, both of you! I beg of you! You need to a Caravan of Garbage on the *currently running* 60s style newspaper strip Spider man comics They are co-written by Stan Lee and they read like they were written but a nonagenarian.
i need that accent one more time at 6:34 LOL....
skeze “he can’t-a do anything! What-a ya doing?!?” Genuinely didn’t notice until I read your comment 😂😂
Ocean's Eight (2018)
Ocean's Eleven (2001)
Ocean's Twelve (2004)
Ocean's Thirteen (2007)
My biggest problem with most heist movies I’ve seen is that there’s no one to root for. The people pulling the heist are usually terrible, the people they’re stealing from are terrible, I just want it to suddenly turn into a horror movie where they all die for my entertainment.
*Inside Man* might be what you are looking for.
love the banter between you guys, and serious props to ben for the editing on this stuff - it adds a lot to the humor.. I don't have the time to listen to the podcast, but these bits are great : ).
would love for you watch Skyline, possibly the worst movie i have ever seen in a cinema and listening to how much pain it would bring you would really brighten up my day
I'm not sure if you read these comments, but this is by FAR the best caravan of garbage you've ever seen
I just watched The Incredibles immediately before this and the whole space age aesthetic they were going for is spot on.
Ocean's Lead Characters
Danny Ocean (Frank Sinatra) (Ocean's 11 1960)
Danny Ocean (George Clooney)
(Ocean's 11 12 & 13)
Debbie Ocean (Sandra Bullock) (Ocean's 8)
Mary Ocean (Ariana Grande) (Ocean's 16 17 18 19 & 20)
15:41 Sammy Davis Jr.’s double take there is unscripted. He really thought the other actors would be able to restrain themselves from doing blackface, if only just for one movie.
Also, why the slow zoom on the all seeing eye at 17:57? Must be a Protestant thing.
LMAO, your first comment made me spit my drink out
Watching this made me realise how good diversity in movies is these days. Boy is that a boring ass looking cast
@Sandcastle • they are a boring looking caast for both of them
Sandcastle • I don’t know if it’s completely about race, it’s just they all look exactly the same.
That’s so racist AND sexist.
@Sandcastle • i see you brought your dog whistle
@Sandcastle •you- "urrmmm Akshuali i do not see race im colorblind"
better review than cinemasins, screen junkies
please shit on more movies!!!
It should be a new venture: Cinema of Garbage
I’m offended that you would even associate the word terrible with the fellowship of the rings. That movie was magical
I rewatch this movie every year the night we decorate the Xmas tree. It’s been my tradition for 20 years.
The Sinatra Ocean’s 11 is so bad that halfway through this video I stopped, watched the Clooney one the whole way through, and then came back and finished.
There's an episode from the 7th season of Star Trek: Deep Space 9 that is a remake of Ocean's 11. Even though it was on a few years before the Steve Sodenberg version, it feels more like that than the Sinatra version.
I got drunk just watching the clips for the review
How dare you leave out Mr. Roper as one of the recognizable characters.
They couldn't have turned off the lights at the funeral parlor: the electrician was lying in a fucking pine box.
Everything you say is absolutely true, but what makes the original Ocean's 11 so appealing is the time, place, and actors... It's the Rat Pack, in the 60's, in Vegas, baby. It's still entertaining ENOUGH (still sounds like you enjoyed yourselves despite it all), but it has an iconic pop culture credibility that is greater than the faults of Ocean's 11 as a movie.
they are too stupid to understand this.
@@jimeagle6636 y’all too stupid to get it’s a shit movie
they can't act
Anyone have a link for that George Clooney interview?