Really struggled hard with copyright on this movie, UA-cam is always so random with which movies get hit the hardest and surprisingly this was one of them; sorry if some of your favorite scenes are missing as we didn't have much of a choice. It's also not monetized because if I waited for that this would never go up so screw it lol.
I heard that Chevy Chase and Bill Murray didn't get along with each other when the cameras were off. I believe that this is their only movie together??
There's a documentary that says Rodney Dangerfield walked into the producers office laid out three lines of cocaine on their desk, did all three then asked what movie are we making? I think this explains a lot of his parts in the movie.
"Hey everybody, we're all gonna get laid!" Rodney Dangerfield, being a stand-up comedian, had some difficulty with "Caddyshack" being his first film. It was noted that some of the best scenes were improvised. Also, the music for the minister's golf round, in the rain, was inspired by "The Ten Commandments" (1956) film.
How the director delt with Rodney he said rodney do your thing thrn 30 seconds later yelled action still improvised but that's how they delt with the issue Rodney go into character thrn everyone else start
Just like with Jaws, they had problems, especially going over budget, but the end result was both movies managing to capture lightning in a bottle and become big box office hits, as well as classics.
Chevy Chase was the MAN in the late 70s and early 80s. Tall, good-looking, funny, charismatic, one of the founding members of SNL (one of the original Nightly News anchormen). He was so famous and funny, that he was close personal friends with John Lennon of the Beatles. WIth both their wives, they used to walk their dogs together through Central Park. Chevy couldnt believe he got to meet legendary musician John Lennon. John couldnt believe he got to meat legendary funny man, Chevy Chase. He could single handedly carry most movies he was in (Fletch, Vacation, Spies Like Us), even though he never had to. One of the things I loved most about Chevy's Caddyshack character is that he embodies FU money: So So Rich, he can say anything to anyone and not care. The money bought him complete freedom and honesty. "MY dad.....never liked you...."
This Movie is a Hole in 1 ⛳️ - Harold Ramis says that the Caddyshack movie functions like a Marx Brothers film with Dangerfield ias Groucho, Murray as Harpo (original Carl was going to be silent), & Chevy Chase as Chico - The Gopher’s sound effects were reused from the TV series Flipper - A big hill was built for the 18th-hole scene which they completely destroyed the hill causing planes flying by to report the explosion - According to the original script & specials Maggie is an exchange student from Ireland explaining her thick accent
I worked at the IHC years after Brian Doyle Murray and there were sisters from Ireland who'd worked there since they were teenagers. Bill Murray is a friend of one or both of them to this day. I suspect that sister inspired the Maggie character. Her husband worked there too during my time.
"Hey Yang, this is a restricted club, so don't tell no one your Jewish!", "THAT'S ALL I NEED!" and "You wanna make $14, the HARD way?" are the best one liners in the movie.
"Well you buy a hat like this I'll bet you get a free bowl of soup eh?" "You must have been something before electricity." Two of my favorite Dangerfield joked
And, It’s the only scene they’re in together because they couldn’t stand each other in real life. Testament to their professionalism, and, yes, a great comedic scene the still holds up today. 👍
Caddyshack's a classic. Good effort with the edit having read how much of a pain it was to get an upload. For Chevy Chase it's worth watching Fletch and the sequel Fletch Lives. Both sorta fall into the territory of comedy/detective in tone but he showcases his style in them.
I saw the making of this movie special and they said Bill Murray's part was supposed to be only 8 minutes long but his improvisational skills were so spot on they let him roll with it! 😄😄😄😄😄
You guys are Community fans?! 😃 That's a great show! Did you know Michael O'Keefe (Danny) was actually nominated for an Oscar for The Great Santini the year before this movie came out (alongside Joe Pesci, no less). If The Great Santini isn't on your list of movies to watch it should be. Robert Duvall is great in it, he really makes you hate him. Ted Knight (or Tadeusz Wladyslaw Konopka, as he was known before he changed his name) was a soldier before he became an actor and earned five battle stars serving in Europe in WWII. He was hilarious on The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
One of those few films that define my childhood. Absolutely love it. Jaws, Rambo, Close encounters of the third kind, Star wars and Young Frankenstein. I can watch these movies over and over.
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that most of Rodney’s dialogue is improvised. Definitely check out his stand up sets from Johnny Carson back in the day.
I’ve done maintenance on commercial pools for many years. Accidents happen all the time, but the pool water is never drained. We just add extra chlorine and close the pool for a day.
1. Chevy Chase and Bill Murry hated each other. So much so that it came to blows when they were doing SNL. Getting them together here was a miracle. Much of their scene together was ad-lib. 2. FUN FACT: This was Rodney's first movie and didn't know what "action" meant. So, the director (Harold Ramis) just told him to do your thing. 3. IRL Bill Murry is almost a scratch golfer. He plays in many celebrity events. 4. The caddy master is played by Brian-Doyle Murry, Bill's brother. 5. I play golf and Rodney's antics wouldn't be allowed. The Marshall would be there immediately. 6. Rodney movies, "Easy Money" and "Back to School".
I have never forgotten the "doodie" scene. My cousin and I were hysterical with laughter, the film shows that real humor is timeless. And I have zero in golf.
If you want another goofy comedy like this, I'd recommend Ernest Goes to Camp. It's about a country bumpkin named Ernest P. Worrell who wants to become a camp counselor. Eventually, he is put in charge of a group of juvenile delinquents whom no one else wants to tolerate, and he wins their begrudging respect with the help of the camp's owner, Chief Saint Cloud, and his granddaughter, the camp nurse, as well as saving the camp from being destroyed.
My dad was in high school when this came out and could relate to this working at a country club in his teen years. Said all the members were just like Judge Smails. Easily my favorite 80s comedy to watch with him. Anytime we go golfing we always quote it while teeing off or putting. "I bet you slice into the woods $100 bucks" "1000 bucks you miss that putt" "Okay you can owe me" 😅
This is easily one of the most quotable comedies of all time. After 25 yrs I still laugh like it's the first time I've seen it. Chris/Curtis, I highly recommend my second favorite Rodney Dangerfield film, Back to School 👌
For some reason, I thought you guys had already watched the Fletch movies, which aside from the National Lampoon Vacation movies, is peak Chevy Chase to me. Really fun couple of movies, though definitely dated in our post Information Age/internet era. Still, Chevy Chase always puts on a good show as a charismatic asshole, reportedly because that's what he actually was. Great reaction guys!
This movie is so good! I never get tired of it. This was Rodney's first movie - he was a stand up comedian and he would say a line and then pause to wait for a laugh. He actually thought he was doing a bad job because nobody laughed. They had to keep reminding him it was a movie. He nailed it though - some of his best work.
Hey, Ray: Mom says if you don't do a better job on the windows next time, she's gonna quit your housekeeping service. This is the ultimate 80s goofball comedy. Almost all of the tropes started here. Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield - and it is an absolute showcase for Dangerfield's best insults - and Bill Murray are fantastic in their roles, but observe Ted Knight: the man could play the best outrageous, scenery-chewing villain to a 'T.' A great character actor. "WELL? We're WAITING!"
Probably one of the first comedies I remember watching, such a classic thank you guys. The Game, Mom and Dad Save the World, The Guyver, Stay Tuned… so many movies…
"how much sugar are you putting in there" These are the times before every cereal, including the "healthy" choices, was loaded with sugar. Also before people were freaking out about fat so no one was using sugar packed lowfat milk.
"Caddyshack" editor, William C Carruth's, mentor, Verna Fields, was the legendary editor of "Jaws". She had the reputation of being able to take seemingly incongruous, disorganized clips of film, & make them into a successful movie. When the editor of "Caddyshack" got the "basket case" of film from the ostensibly disastrous production which was "Caddyshack", he called his mentor, Fields, out of retirement to help him salvage the movie. She came through, & the rest is history!
I don’t usually like to comment before I’ve watched but you guys have no idea how much I needed this this afternoon. So excited to watch this with you! Thank you! Love from Portland, Oregon ❤
You guys always have the best reactions to these kinds of movies, and your laughs always kill me. 😂 Glad to see you fellas enjoy this classic comedy! This was just a complete riot! The cast was excellent and funny! 😁😎✌️
This is one of my dad's all time favorite movies. Excellent choice :) Also I have a really good movie recommendation for you two: Armageddon. It's a very intense film and very beautiful, and will probably leave you two fighting for tears. I also know you guys really like Steve Buscemi and Keith David, and they're both awesome in that movie! Do keep Armageddon in mind for someday :D
I can't believe it; first Animal House, now Caddyshack. Best reactions ever for both movies. You had copyright issues? It seemed like you guys had every great joke in this edit, I didn't miss anything, which is not usually the case with Caddyshack reactions. (PS: Ok, I know what's missing now; the scene of Chevy and Bill Murray together. Copyright was all over that scene, I get it). Loved how you gave Chevy his due, he is freaking brilliant in this movie and he never gets credit for it anymore. It used to be Ted Knight who was the overshadowed one (like bad guys in comedies often are), but he eventually got his due. Your reactions to all the Rodney Dangerfield stuff was priceless. Amazing stand up comedian; you can watch lots of his old stand up appearances, and his movies "Easy Money" and "Back To School" are really funny and worth doing. THANKS!
I love the scene with Bill Murray and Chevy Chase. That's the only movie scene they've ever been in together. "We have a pool and a pond. The pond would be good for you."
After this, a year or two later, Rodney starred in his own movie: "Easy Money", with Joe Pesci that is freaking hilarious. I know everyone says "Back To School", which is ok, but "Easy Money" is closer to "Caddyshack" and "Animal House", "Back To School" is watered down Rodney for the late 80s, which was the lamer part of the 80s (when it came to mainstream comedies. Or mainstream anything, lol).
The reason there was so much dharma with Danny and Maggie was the original script was a drama about their relationship and pregnancy. They basically told Close Dangerfield and Murray to just be themselves. When the director saw how funny they were, he told them to just have fun. Most of their lines were improvised. It quickly went off the rails and became the comedy it is..
Most Favorite Movie of All Time!! Saw it at the theater with my friends and his dad, otherwise we couldn’t get in since we were only 15 at the time. Awesome experience for our first R rated movie 😁🇺🇸
22:57 Here's another fun fact for you guys: Since you've watched "Animal House," the actress that played Maggie in this movie is the same actress who played the girl who worked as a cashier at the grocery store, and Otter slept with before finding out that she was only 13
One of the funniest movies of the 80,s the actors went to town with the laughter on this one Rodney Dangerfeild especially with his quotes.Do u wanna make 14 dollars the hard way,Fuzzy little foreigner cause he was Scottish lol.luv ur channel.
One of the old war movie tropes was the hero pulling the pin of a grenade with their teeth. Bill Murray imitated doing that with the plastic explosive.
_Caddyshack_ was the first movie that Harold Ramis ever directed, and the behind-the-scenes stories of how that movie got made are, in my opinion, even BETTER than the movie itself! For example: 1.) _the producers of the film took all of the golf course employees out to a fancy dinner (at a location many miles away from the golf course in Florida, where the movie was mainly filmed) so that they could blow up a few of the "extra" holes which they had made for filming. This was because the golf course had refused permission for them to use explosives on the property._ 2.) _The scene with Chevy Chase and Bill Murray was completely ad-libbed and was a last-minute addition to the film; in fact, the scene was only included because the movie studio executives insisted that they have the 2 biggest comedy stars IN THE WORLD AT THE TIME - who happened to be in the same movie - in a scene together. This was SERIOUSLY risky, as the last time that Chevy and Bill had been in the same room together (backstage at Saturday Night Live), they had wound up in a fistfight._ 3.) _A hurricane rolled through where they were filming, but the cast and crew (not knowing any better) decided to get plenty of booze and party their way through it._ 4.) _Cindy Morgan was actually blind as a bat without her glasses or contacts (which, back then, were glass). Unfortunately, when it came time to shoot the pool scene, she was unable to wear her contacts as they had scratched her eyeballs and they needed to heal; so she basically was walking around the patio blind as a bat, only to climb the ladder and do one jump for her part in the scene - the actual dive was done by a professional._
This was filmed near Ft. Lauderdale airport and they neither got permission nor notified anybody before setting off the explosions. A pilot flying into the airport reported a possible airplane crash because of them.
We're lucky that we got a scene with Chevy Chase and Bill Murray together, since in real life these two clashed on behind the scenes on SNL. They even got physical with each other at one point when Bill was new to the show.
Hey Chris and Curtis Got here a minute into the intro . I am excited to see your reactions and comments for CADDYSHACK this is one of my favorite movies ever . I hope you both have a enjoy this movie . Thank you both for your channel
At this point Chevy Chase and Bill Murray hated each other because of things that Happened when they were both on SNL, Chevy is known for being a dick to people and Bill has a history of not treating women well when he works with them. The movie was originally supposed to focus more than n Danny and his girlfriend but once they saw Bill and Chevy and Rodney dangerfiekd improvising they changed it to focus on them.
"Two wrongs don’t make a right, but three rights make a left." ROFLMAO I love this movie so much...these guys better like it, or I will tell Carl they are both gofers. 😜
If you watch closely in one of the first scenes showing the life guard, he has what I believe is a razor in his hand, ready to start shaving his leg. I'm about 90% sure. It would also justify the caddy girl yelling, "You shave your ass!".
Really struggled hard with copyright on this movie, UA-cam is always so random with which movies get hit the hardest and surprisingly this was one of them; sorry if some of your favorite scenes are missing as we didn't have much of a choice. It's also not monetized because if I waited for that this would never go up so screw it lol.
All good y'all are killing it.
I heard that Chevy Chase and Bill Murray didn't get along with each other when the cameras were off. I believe that this is their only movie together??
It's all good. UA-cam copyright is a pain in the ass
There's a documentary that says Rodney Dangerfield walked into the producers office laid out three lines of cocaine on their desk, did all three then asked what movie are we making? I think this explains a lot of his parts in the movie.
You gotta watch Easy Money with Dangerfield and Joe Pesci!!
Rodney Dangerfield and Ted Knight's scenes together in this movie are so damn good. RIP to both of them.
You got a problem with Mr. and Mrs. Havercamp's scenes, bro?
Guys you got to do Back to School Rodney Dangerfield's funniest film.
I agree. They are both so funny. R.I.P.
"Hey everybody, we're all gonna get laid!"
Rodney Dangerfield, being a stand-up comedian, had some difficulty with "Caddyshack" being his first film.
It was noted that some of the best scenes were improvised.
Also, the music for the minister's golf round, in the rain, was inspired by "The Ten Commandments" (1956) film.
How the director delt with Rodney he said rodney do your thing thrn 30 seconds later yelled action still improvised but that's how they delt with the issue Rodney go into character thrn everyone else start
The making of this movie is one of those infamous Hollywood stories from the glory days we'll never see the like of again.
Just like with Jaws, they had problems, especially going over budget, but the end result was both movies managing to capture lightning in a bottle and become big box office hits, as well as classics.
Watch Stripes with Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, and John Candy. 80s comedies are the best.
agreed! The Three Amigo's and Spies Like Us as well!
The "Well...we're waiting" scene is a meme now. 😆
And it was also in the It's A Trap Family Guy episode.
My late father's favourite comedy. RIP, dad.
"YOU'LL GET NOTHING AND LIKE IT!!"
Also my late father's favorite comedy.
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Chevy Chase was the MAN in the late 70s and early 80s. Tall, good-looking, funny, charismatic, one of the founding members of SNL (one of the original Nightly News anchormen). He was so famous and funny, that he was close personal friends with John Lennon of the Beatles. WIth both their wives, they used to walk their dogs together through Central Park. Chevy couldnt believe he got to meet legendary musician John Lennon. John couldnt believe he got to meat legendary funny man, Chevy Chase.
He could single handedly carry most movies he was in (Fletch, Vacation, Spies Like Us), even though he never had to.
One of the things I loved most about Chevy's Caddyshack character is that he embodies FU money: So So Rich, he can say anything to anyone and not care. The money bought him complete freedom and honesty. "MY dad.....never liked you...."
Ted Knight, who played the judge, is a hell of a character actor. He also does voice acting.
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Tootsie, Meatballs, Seems Like Old Times, the original Arthur, and the original The Bad News Bears. All great late 70s-early 80’s movies.
Meatballs is such a perfect combo with this movie
@@josephamesdacey6442 yes, for sure.
Seems like old times needs more love. It’s a funny movie
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I concur.
'Easy money' one of Rodney Dangerfield's best movies.
And Back To School
He was only in like 20 movies and many of those were cameo appearances. He is best known as a comedian.
Personally, I think Meet Wally Sparks is Rodney's best movie.
This Movie is a Hole in 1 ⛳️
- Harold Ramis says that the Caddyshack movie functions like a Marx Brothers film with Dangerfield ias Groucho, Murray as Harpo (original Carl was going to be silent), & Chevy Chase as Chico
- The Gopher’s sound effects were reused from the TV series Flipper
- A big hill was built for the 18th-hole scene which they completely destroyed the hill causing planes flying by to report the explosion
- According to the original script & specials Maggie is an exchange student from Ireland explaining her thick accent
I worked at the IHC years after Brian Doyle Murray and there were sisters from Ireland who'd worked there since they were teenagers.
Bill Murray is a friend of one or both of them to this day.
I suspect that sister inspired the Maggie character. Her husband worked there too during my time.
"Hey Yang, this is a restricted club, so don't tell no one your Jewish!", "THAT'S ALL I NEED!" and "You wanna make $14, the HARD way?" are the best one liners in the movie.
You forgot "...What?....Did somebody step on a duck?"
"Well you buy a hat like this I'll bet you get a free bowl of soup eh?"
"You must have been something before electricity."
Two of my favorite Dangerfield joked
"How would you like to make 14 dollars the hard way."
" The graveyard is two blocks that way " , " You scratched my anchor " and " Somebody step on a duck "
rodney Dangerfield was such a comedic legend, his one liners were iconic
One of the best movies ever! The scene with Chevy Chase and Bill Murray is one of a kind!
And, It’s the only scene they’re in together because they couldn’t stand each other in real life. Testament to their professionalism, and, yes, a great comedic scene the still holds up today. 👍
"$14 the hard way!" Best line in the movie.
Caddyshack's a classic. Good effort with the edit having read how much of a pain it was to get an upload. For Chevy Chase it's worth watching Fletch and the sequel Fletch Lives. Both sorta fall into the territory of comedy/detective in tone but he showcases his style in them.
I saw the making of this movie special and they said Bill Murray's part was supposed to be only 8 minutes long but his improvisational skills were so spot on they let him roll with it! 😄😄😄😄😄
He seriously should have at least gotten an Oscar nomination for this.
Anything with Chevy Chase from the 80s was golden. Spies Like Us would be fun
You guys are Community fans?! 😃 That's a great show!
Did you know Michael O'Keefe (Danny) was actually nominated for an Oscar for The Great Santini the year before this movie came out (alongside Joe Pesci, no less). If The Great Santini isn't on your list of movies to watch it should be. Robert Duvall is great in it, he really makes you hate him.
Ted Knight (or Tadeusz Wladyslaw Konopka, as he was known before he changed his name) was a soldier before he became an actor and earned five battle stars serving in Europe in WWII. He was hilarious on The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
One of those few films that define my childhood. Absolutely love it. Jaws, Rambo, Close encounters of the third kind, Star wars and Young Frankenstein. I can watch these movies over and over.
BACK TO SCHOOL! Dangerfield's best movie! 🤞✌️
My favorite part is will Bill is talking about caddying for the Dalai Lama. "So, I got that going for me, which is nice." 😂
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that most of Rodney’s dialogue is improvised. Definitely check out his stand up sets from Johnny Carson back in the day.
I’ve done maintenance on commercial pools for many years. Accidents happen all the time, but the pool water is never drained. We just add extra chlorine and close the pool for a day.
1. Chevy Chase and Bill Murry hated each other. So much so that it came to blows when they were doing SNL. Getting them together here was a miracle. Much of their scene together was ad-lib.
2. FUN FACT: This was Rodney's first movie and didn't know what "action" meant. So, the director (Harold Ramis) just told him to do your thing.
3. IRL Bill Murry is almost a scratch golfer. He plays in many celebrity events.
4. The caddy master is played by Brian-Doyle Murry, Bill's brother.
5. I play golf and Rodney's antics wouldn't be allowed. The Marshall would be there immediately.
6. Rodney movies, "Easy Money" and "Back to School".
I have never forgotten the "doodie" scene. My cousin and I were hysterical with laughter, the film shows that real humor is timeless. And I have zero in golf.
Bill Murray as Carl Spackler in the role of a lifetime. “Au Revoir, Go-fair.”
RIP Cindy Morgan (Lacey). She passed recently under lousy circumstances.
That's sad. I wanted to know how my saliva line was doing.
If you want another goofy comedy like this, I'd recommend Ernest Goes to Camp. It's about a country bumpkin named Ernest P. Worrell who wants to become a camp counselor. Eventually, he is put in charge of a group of juvenile delinquents whom no one else wants to tolerate, and he wins their begrudging respect with the help of the camp's owner, Chief Saint Cloud, and his granddaughter, the camp nurse, as well as saving the camp from being destroyed.
Such a great movie! I love when they have to sing to get the turtle off his nose.
My dad was in high school when this came out and could relate to this working at a country club in his teen years. Said all the members were just like Judge Smails. Easily my favorite 80s comedy to watch with him. Anytime we go golfing we always quote it while teeing off or putting. "I bet you slice into the woods $100 bucks" "1000 bucks you miss that putt" "Okay you can owe me" 😅
This is easily one of the most quotable comedies of all time. After 25 yrs I still laugh like it's the first time I've seen it.
Chris/Curtis, I highly recommend my second favorite Rodney Dangerfield film, Back to School 👌
watching ths at LEAST 2 times a Year for about 35 Years , doesn´t get more Classic for me 🥰🤔👍👍👍
For some reason, I thought you guys had already watched the Fletch movies, which aside from the National Lampoon Vacation movies, is peak Chevy Chase to me. Really fun couple of movies, though definitely dated in our post Information Age/internet era. Still, Chevy Chase always puts on a good show as a charismatic asshole, reportedly because that's what he actually was.
Great reaction guys!
bro i saw the thumbnail and im like "you guys didnt watch caddyshack? OMG" glad you got around to it tho
This movie is so good! I never get tired of it. This was Rodney's first movie - he was a stand up comedian and he would say a line and then pause to wait for a laugh. He actually thought he was doing a bad job because nobody laughed. They had to keep reminding him it was a movie. He nailed it though - some of his best work.
Hey, Ray: Mom says if you don't do a better job on the windows next time, she's gonna quit your housekeeping service.
This is the ultimate 80s goofball comedy. Almost all of the tropes started here. Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield - and it is an absolute showcase for Dangerfield's best insults - and Bill Murray are fantastic in their roles, but observe Ted Knight: the man could play the best outrageous, scenery-chewing villain to a 'T.' A great character actor. "WELL? We're WAITING!"
RIP to Cindy "Lacy Underalls" Morgan, the dream girl for an entire generation of boys, who passed away last year.
Probably one of the first comedies I remember watching, such a classic thank you guys. The Game, Mom and Dad Save the World, The Guyver, Stay Tuned… so many movies…
Rodney Dangerfield along with Mitch Hedburg were some of the best one liner comedians
Fletch, Three Amigos and Spy Like Us are good Chevy Chase films.
Bill Murray and the Gopher = Perfection.
"You'll get nothing and like it!" Top five lines in the movie, I use it to shock people when they asked me for things.
"how much sugar are you putting in there"
These are the times before every cereal, including the "healthy" choices, was loaded with sugar. Also before people were freaking out about fat so no one was using sugar packed lowfat milk.
"Caddyshack" editor, William C Carruth's, mentor, Verna Fields, was the legendary editor of "Jaws". She had the reputation of being able to take seemingly incongruous, disorganized clips of film, & make them into a successful movie. When the editor of "Caddyshack" got the "basket case" of film from the ostensibly disastrous production which was "Caddyshack", he called his mentor, Fields, out of retirement to help him salvage the movie. She came through, & the rest is history!
7:07
Another Fun Fact for you guys:
The actor in the scene timestamped above is Bill Murray's brother
I don’t usually like to comment before I’ve watched but you guys have no idea how much I needed this this afternoon. So excited to watch this with you! Thank you! Love from Portland, Oregon ❤
The actress who plays Maggie was also in National Lampoons Animal House.
Fun fact:
Maggie (fake accent) was also in Animal House.
Underage party girl daughter of town Mayor
"How about a Fresca?" hits different after The Boys
This is one of my favorite movies ever! I love that dancing gopher so much! 🐿️😂 He truly makes this movie.
You guys always have the best reactions to these kinds of movies, and your laughs always kill me. 😂 Glad to see you fellas enjoy this classic comedy! This was just a complete riot! The cast was excellent and funny! 😁😎✌️
You guys need to watch Rodney Dangerfield do some stand up - even if you aren't reacting to it. You're really missing out. He's hilarious
The baby Ruth scene is a classic. And every time I golf, I do bill Murray’s “Cinderella story”.
I’ve never clicked play on a reaction as fast as I did just now. Great job, bros. 🎉
This is one of my dad's all time favorite movies. Excellent choice :)
Also I have a really good movie recommendation for you two: Armageddon. It's a very intense film and very beautiful, and will probably leave you two fighting for tears. I also know you guys really like Steve Buscemi and Keith David, and they're both awesome in that movie! Do keep Armageddon in mind for someday :D
The actress who played Maggie, Sarah Holcomb, was Tom Hulce’s girlfriend in Animal House. Caddyshack was one of her last movies.
Crazy how she was only in 4 movies and 2 are iconic.
I can't believe it; first Animal House, now Caddyshack. Best reactions ever for both movies. You had copyright issues? It seemed like you guys had every great joke in this edit, I didn't miss anything, which is not usually the case with Caddyshack reactions. (PS: Ok, I know what's missing now; the scene of Chevy and Bill Murray together. Copyright was all over that scene, I get it). Loved how you gave Chevy his due, he is freaking brilliant in this movie and he never gets credit for it anymore. It used to be Ted Knight who was the overshadowed one (like bad guys in comedies often are), but he eventually got his due. Your reactions to all the Rodney Dangerfield stuff was priceless. Amazing stand up comedian; you can watch lots of his old stand up appearances, and his movies "Easy Money" and "Back To School" are really funny and worth doing. THANKS!
Obviously you need to watch more Rodney Dangerfield movies! Back to School is a good one!
Chevy Chase....National Lampoon Vacation (1982)
The road trip comedy OG!!!
Must watch hilarious classic!
I love the scene with Bill Murray and Chevy Chase.
That's the only movie scene they've ever been in together.
"We have a pool and a pond. The pond would be good for you."
They weren't even on Saturday Night Live together.
Still in my top 3 comedies of all time.
28:58 Brian Doyle Murray (Bill Murray's brother) the caddy boss, also played Chevy Chase's boss in Christmas Vacation
You guys should do a reaction video to the Tom Hanks movie "Bachelor Party" (1984). I guarantee you guys would have a great laugh with it! ✌️😎😁
Rush Limbaugh once compared Rodney Dangerfield's arrival to the golf club to Trump's arrival to Wash DC. He stirred up the stale old establishment.
After this, a year or two later, Rodney starred in his own movie: "Easy Money", with Joe Pesci that is freaking hilarious. I know everyone says "Back To School", which is ok, but "Easy Money" is closer to "Caddyshack" and "Animal House", "Back To School" is watered down Rodney for the late 80s, which was the lamer part of the 80s (when it came to mainstream comedies. Or mainstream anything, lol).
The reason there was so much dharma with Danny and Maggie was the original script was a drama about their relationship and pregnancy.
They basically told Close Dangerfield and Murray to just be themselves.
When the director saw how funny they were, he told them to just have fun. Most of their lines were improvised. It quickly went off the rails and became the comedy it is..
Most Favorite Movie of All Time!! Saw it at the theater with my friends and his dad, otherwise we couldn’t get in since we were only 15 at the time. Awesome experience for our first R rated movie 😁🇺🇸
I wore out a VHS copy of this by constantly rewind to Rodney's "This place SUCKS!"
0:20 - _... I think you forgot to _*_wet the sponge,_*_ boy!_ 😂😂😂
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Here's another fun fact for you guys:
Since you've watched "Animal House," the actress that played Maggie in this movie is the same actress who played the girl who worked as a cashier at the grocery store, and Otter slept with before finding out that she was only 13
Hard to believe that you didn't already know this comedy classic! OMG it's 50 some years old now. Damn, I'm Old too now!
This movie came out 44 years ago...
You guys need to watch Stripes with Bill Murray !!
22:33 Caddyshack and The Shining were released within 2 months of each other!
One of the funniest movies of the 80,s the actors went to town with the laughter on this one Rodney Dangerfeild especially with his quotes.Do u wanna make 14 dollars the hard way,Fuzzy little foreigner cause he was Scottish lol.luv ur channel.
"this is my guest, Mr. Wang! no offense!"
Carl Spackler, not all heroes wear capes. He is a perfect example of a man to model your life after.
the end is the best, i am all right song comes on, and the Gopher pops up and dances
"Tanks, fur nuttin!" 😂
One of the old war movie tropes was the hero pulling the pin of a grenade with their teeth. Bill Murray imitated doing that with the plastic explosive.
This is one of my favorite movies. Never gets old.😂😂😂
Such a classic comedy, it makes me crack up laughing every time. Great reaction!
You two crack me up lol awesome boys keep it up 😂 and yeah I'm subscribed 👍 and im still British 😂😂
This reminds me of the time I met the Dahli Llamas, and he said "gunga-ga-lunga".
_Caddyshack_ was the first movie that Harold Ramis ever directed, and the behind-the-scenes stories of how that movie got made are, in my opinion, even BETTER than the movie itself!
For example:
1.) _the producers of the film took all of the golf course employees out to a fancy dinner (at a location many miles away from the golf course in Florida, where the movie was mainly filmed) so that they could blow up a few of the "extra" holes which they had made for filming. This was because the golf course had refused permission for them to use explosives on the property._
2.) _The scene with Chevy Chase and Bill Murray was completely ad-libbed and was a last-minute addition to the film; in fact, the scene was only included because the movie studio executives insisted that they have the 2 biggest comedy stars IN THE WORLD AT THE TIME - who happened to be in the same movie - in a scene together. This was SERIOUSLY risky, as the last time that Chevy and Bill had been in the same room together (backstage at Saturday Night Live), they had wound up in a fistfight._
3.) _A hurricane rolled through where they were filming, but the cast and crew (not knowing any better) decided to get plenty of booze and party their way through it._
4.) _Cindy Morgan was actually blind as a bat without her glasses or contacts (which, back then, were glass). Unfortunately, when it came time to shoot the pool scene, she was unable to wear her contacts as they had scratched her eyeballs and they needed to heal; so she basically was walking around the patio blind as a bat, only to climb the ladder and do one jump for her part in the scene - the actual dive was done by a professional._
This was filmed near Ft. Lauderdale airport and they neither got permission nor notified anybody before setting off the explosions. A pilot flying into the airport reported a possible airplane crash because of them.
We're lucky that we got a scene with Chevy Chase and Bill Murray together, since in real life these two clashed on behind the scenes on SNL. They even got physical with each other at one point when Bill was new to the show.
Hey Chris and Curtis Got here a minute into the intro . I am excited to see your reactions and comments for CADDYSHACK this is one of my favorite movies ever . I hope you both have a enjoy this movie . Thank you both for your channel
You scared me into subscribing. Nice tactic guys.😎🤙
I always wondered why they gave the Gopher the sound of Flipper the dolphin!😮😮
At this point Chevy Chase and Bill Murray hated each other because of things that Happened when they were both on SNL, Chevy is known for being a dick to people and Bill has a history of not treating women well when he works with them.
The movie was originally supposed to focus more than n Danny and his girlfriend but once they saw Bill and Chevy and Rodney dangerfiekd improvising they changed it to focus on them.
John Belushi created the tension between the two
"Two wrongs don’t make a right, but three rights make a left." ROFLMAO
I love this movie so much...these guys better like it, or I will tell Carl they are both gofers. 😜
That was a fun watch and review, twin dudes, cheers!! 👍😃
18:20 That isn't sunscreen. Nobody wore sunscreen. That was burn cream (probably Noxema) because that leg was already sunburned.
If you watch closely in one of the first scenes showing the life guard, he has what I believe is a razor in his hand, ready to start shaving his leg. I'm about 90% sure. It would also justify the caddy girl yelling, "You shave your ass!".
Ted Knight
Rodney Dangerfield
Bill Murray
Chevy Chase
Some of the best to ever do it.
yep, "club socks" or "head covers" protect the finish of the clubs from banging against each other in the bag. Just because I knew that by chance. 😜
@Octokrool fun flick, glad you both liked this gem.
I haven’t watched this movie since I was 13 years old I am 59 now I forgot how funny this movie actually was for the time
I remember seeing this when I was little and I only remember the candy bar scene. That will always stick with me!