What I love about this movie is it isn't even an insult to other countries - it's not mocking other countries, it's mocking how Americans view other countries.
Right? I suspect they don't really think the streets of Paris are literally paved with croissants, but croissants are one of the few French things the average American knows, so....
The origin of the "Matt Daaamonn" joke is that the puppet face melted when it was made. So instead of not using it, they decided to make the character mentally challenged.
@@GuyYouMetOnline Yeah. Trey and Matt initially wanted to do puppet Matt Damon like his character in "Good Will Hunting". But, once they saw the puppet...you know what happened. "Matt Daaamon!"
My father was a big Thunderbirds fan, Captain Scarlet too. He brought me and my sister when we were eight years old to see this, thinking it would be like those. Suffice to say it wasn’t, but we stayed for the whole thing.
Can the same action make someone an irresponsible parent AND an absolute legend at the same time? The answer is YES. Seems like he managed to make memories to last a lifetime! 😊
@@P1araf Normally a spy would get a suicide pill or something to end their lives quickly to prevent capture and torture. But instead of that, the chief gives him a hammer to kill himself with which would be both incredibly painful and difficult to do.
@@Khalith Not just that but a pill wouldn't work on a puppet. So they would need an implement that would wreck puppets made of wood and fragile materials.
They used a lot of their South Park jokes in this movie. The Film Actors Guild yelling "KERPLA!!!" Was in the passion of the Jew episode (mel gibson), the Montage song from the Asspen episode, and I'm sure some others I cant think of off of the top of my head. I personally love these inclusions, make me laugh all the same!
I live in the Denver area and have been waiting for a chance to go there - I'm sure there's going to be at least some South Park, and probably other movies they've done, references in there now. I'm just hoping they'll be subtle funny easter-eggs rather than way too over the top.
I knew this movie would be good when they took Sean Penn to the virtual wood shed with the "Rivers of Chocolate" speech that makes Iraq under Saddam sound like Candy Land.
This movie is amazing. Too bad we're never getting anything like it again. Matt and Trey said working with puppets was such a nightmare they're never doing it again.
When I saw this in theaters, there was an elderly couple there that looked to be nearing 80 years old or older. They looked absolutely SHOCKED the entire film, and not laughing at all. Near the end of the film when he's giving the speech about "d--ks f--k p-----s but also f--k a-holes," I looked over and saw the old lady covering her ears, and the husband looking furious. Eventually, they just got up & walked out. I have no idea what kind of movie they thought this was going to be, but boy did they look MAD when that speech was going on 😂
I feel like people outside America appreciate this movie more than Americans. Definitely not 'forgotten' and very fondly remembered and re-watched by a lot of people I know.
The thunderbirds/captain scarlet reference was “chefs kiss”. Those shows are such a part of my childhood and seeing them referenced in this film was so cool, nice you remembered.
@@alexbenjaminrosenthal3989 not only acid, but a really really large "HEROIC" dose. they also said they do not have recollection of the event other than what was recorded for TV and witness statements. BASED AF
"From the country that spread involuntary freedom, from Asia to Afghanistan" OMG, I had to repeat this 3x+ times to give it it's needed laugh time to soak in. Sadly, I now need to rewatch this movie thing......
I, too, replayed the opening a couple of times. ‘From Asia to Afghanistan’ was hilarious. I can hear a few ‘muricans thinking “which country’s Asia? Where is it? Have we bombed it recently?” Still unsure why the activists spoke Klingon.
Dude I don't care what you say that puking scene was hilarious, it was such violent puke, and the old lady calling him a deadbeat is the cherry on top😂😂
You know I learned about this movie in this documentary called This Film Is Not Yet Rated which is all about the MPAA, the company that rates movies. Matt and Trey actually had to fight for this movie to get an R rating and not an X rating which is significant because if it did get an X rating then it could never have been shown on TV or in theaters.
I'm guessing the usher didn't remind the lady what the rating on the movie was. 😅 Even accompanied by an adult, I'm not sure if little kids would be allowed to see anything beyond PG-13.
Been watching Honest Trailers since around 2007. Gotta say this is the first time they’ve done a film that really didn’t need it. Just go and watch the film. Team America is an absolute classic.
This movie was so good. It made me laugh first time since I lost my father. Then I found out that it was incredibly hard to make it, and they didn't make profit. So I just wanna thank them for taking one for the team.
This is still to this day the funniest movie I ever saw in theaters and probably the funniest movie I ever saw on a 1st viewing. The music in this movie adds so much to the comedic experience
There are no faults. Except the same ones that South Park receives: ie you're not allowed to parody a country's accent anymore, regardless of context. Matt and Trey do basically all the voices, what's the big deal? This is apparently racist. The simpsons now have an indian actor playing apu. With exactly the same accent. Everybody seems to be happy with this arrangement, but what's changed? It was racist when it was a white guy doing it, but absolutely fine when an indian is doing the voice. Isn't he still a stereotype?
Cannibal the Musical is so great. At the end of every South Park episode, they play a little tune and show a logo with an airplane. That tune is "The sky is blue" from cannibal the musical
This made me so happy! Also so glad you referenced the original 60s Supermarionation - I wonder how many of your fans know those exist 😊 If the commentary isn’t pre-recorded, what is your guys history with those shows? Did you see them when they re-aired in the 90s?
Captain Scarlet and Thunderbirds. I think I caught them in TV during the 70s. For the longest time (due to airing reasons) I thought the two were the same show. Should have known better since one's shout out was, "S.I.G!" while the other one was, "Thunderbirds are GO!"
@@killdozer3464 Oh yeah def don't watch it w/out commentary if you've only watched it w/commentary. I watched it once w/out. Now refuse to watch it w/out because it's sooooo much better w/the commentary.
I only saw this movie once, back around when it came out and to this day the scenes in it are still very vivid in my mind. It left a huge, and funny, impression on me.
Had a mom and her small children walk into the theater during the bar scene. They were all excited cuz of the puppets before realize way too late it was the wrong theater.
Apparently, they along with others who brought their kids to this movie didn't read the tagline "From the Creators of 'South Park'" on the posters. That should've been their first clue right there. Same thing goes with "Ted" back in 2012. Seriously, guys? It says "From the Creator of 'Family Guy'". Did you not even watch the show or do any research?!
I gotta be honest, I never heard of "Puppets Who Kill", until you mentioned it, so I looked it up on UA-cam. LOL!! That is one funny show!! Thanks for the reference!!
THANK YOU! This is what you guys are best at! Old movies everyone has seen already. When you do newer movies, some of your audience has to wait to see them to get all the jokes. But when you do old movies, we can watch them immediately! :)
This is the greatest film ever shot. It stands alone in its own undefinable category. Watch the making-of before watching it so you can figure out just what the Fk is going on. It's fantastic 👍👍
My dad bought this to me when I was a kid, he thought it was just a cartoon or kids show 😂😂😂 can still remember the look of horror on his face when he saw what it was about
What I love about this movie is it isn't even an insult to other countries - it's not mocking other countries, it's mocking how Americans view other countries.
GENIUS statement! If only people could laugh at the truth! 😂
Right? I suspect they don't really think the streets of Paris are literally paved with croissants, but croissants are one of the few French things the average American knows, so....
A nuance Clearly missed by screen junkies
So it's a documentary
No, it's mocking everybody.
From Asia to Afghanistan......
This sentence was written by an American.
I salute the dedication.
Yes! Tell me you're an American without telling me.
I read the commentaries only for this, basically if you go from Asia to Afghanistan you'll end in the same place 😂😂😂
Yes just like the distances of the world cities to America in the movie 😂
And Hawaiian and Hispanic
Would lol
I saw this movie in the theatre twice in 24 hours. To this day, I have NEVER heard an audience laugh so much and so loudly! ❤
At one point I legit got light headed and had to stop watching the screen for a minute. I’ve never laughed so hard in a theater.
I remember my chest hurting from laughing so much
Borat was a close one
I'm 100% with you there! I still don't think I've ever laughed so much in a movie theatre.
I was in tears during the vomiting scene.
Seeing that clip of them tripping balls in drag at the oscars, with Treys eyes rolling about like pinballs, will always be hilarious. Legends.
You'll say the same for the inevitable "Ow, My Balls" franchise that Idiocracy predicted
@@seewhativescene You've completely missed the point of that joke if you think it's remotely applicable here.
@@00SmileTime00in the saddest of ways, it actually is still applicable
It wasn't just any drag they were wearing JLo and Gwyneth Paltrow's famous Oscar dresses.
@@filthybonnet A toss up between that and big duck outfits.
The best impersonation of Matt Damon that has ever existed
He got really upset about it so it must've hit a nerve
@@davehoward22 Sure he did. 😂
Anytime Matt Damon comes up in conversation I say it like it’s in the movie. No one knows what I’m talking about
Matt Damon
I read that wrong and almost corrected you but realized I'm stupid and I hate myself
"They're like the cast of Starship Troopers, only slightly less wooden." Wow, BRUTAL lol.
To this day, I can't say "Matt Damon" without using that puppet's tone of voice 😅
This flick is FAR from forgotten, its one of their most beloved creations.
Nah, screen junkies just want it forgotten
Are you in the film actors guild here to spread propaganda the fagway? @@Jones_to_Bear🤤I'm here for it🥵
Yer celebrating July 4th wrong if yer not playing the Team America theme song in the background while your fireworks display goes out of control
It's one of the funniest films ever made!
The origin of the "Matt Daaamonn" joke is that the puppet face melted when it was made. So instead of not using it, they decided to make the character mentally challenged.
I thought it was that it just came out looking dopey and they ran with it.
@@GuyYouMetOnline Yeah. Trey and Matt initially wanted to do puppet Matt Damon like his character in "Good Will Hunting". But, once they saw the puppet...you know what happened. "Matt Daaamon!"
You had me at "spread involuntary freedom." 🤣
My father was a big Thunderbirds fan, Captain Scarlet too. He brought me and my sister when we were eight years old to see this, thinking it would be like those. Suffice to say it wasn’t, but we stayed for the whole thing.
Can the same action make someone an irresponsible parent AND an absolute legend at the same time? The answer is YES. Seems like he managed to make memories to last a lifetime! 😊
Wtfareyoutalking aboutkobebryant 😐 @@Eddyspeeder
Thunderbirds was an awesome old show.
Gerry Anderson said this movie was more in the spirit of his works than the live-action Thunderbirds.
Team America is one of the towering achievements of American cinema, and anyone who says otherwise can expect a letter telling you how angry we are.
"disaffected libertarians who are always right for not caring about anything" is so perfect
That fits Mike Judge more than these two.
@@HBarnillYeah, Matt and Trey actually *_APOLOGIZED_* for dismissing Global Warming with ManBearPig.
ManBearPig isn't real, he's based in a Dutch folktale called MonBearenSwine who would take naughty children who didn't eat all of their dinner.
@@geigertec5921What about PigBearMan?
@@geigertec5921 Really? I'm dutch myself and have never heard of this tale, ever. You're sure it's dutch?
I love this movie, especially the "D*cks, A****les & P***ies" speech, which perfectly explain the Human Condition.
yeah listening to that speech was really educational. In an incredibly crass way, but still seemed to hit the nail on the head.
It's my favourite speech in any piece of media.
"You had me at d*icks f*ck a**holes."
I try to recite that speech whenever I can because it’s just so perfect and it completely makes sense
Yep, all the A**holes want to do is $hit all over everything.
The hammer scene never fails to make me laugh.
I don't get it
@@P1araf Normally a spy would get a suicide pill or something to end their lives quickly to prevent capture and torture. But instead of that, the chief gives him a hammer to kill himself with which would be both incredibly painful and difficult to do.
@@Khalith thank you for explanation
@@Khalith Not just that but a pill wouldn't work on a puppet. So they would need an implement that would wreck puppets made of wood and fragile materials.
@@GeeksmithingScissors would also work.
They used a lot of their South Park jokes in this movie. The Film Actors Guild yelling "KERPLA!!!" Was in the passion of the Jew episode (mel gibson), the Montage song from the Asspen episode, and I'm sure some others I cant think of off of the top of my head. I personally love these inclusions, make me laugh all the same!
The "KERPLA!" thing is the affirmation "Success!" in Klingon. There's a few Star Trek references in South Park.
Besides, to quote Eric Cartman, "Whateva! I do what I want!"
Matt Stone and Trey Parker are true comedy legends, they even bought Casa Bonita just for the fun of it 😂
I live in the Denver area and have been waiting for a chance to go there - I'm sure there's going to be at least some South Park, and probably other movies they've done, references in there now. I'm just hoping they'll be subtle funny easter-eggs rather than way too over the top.
You're in a cult sweetie @@quillmaurer6563
Agreed. They have won 5 Emmys, 4 Tonys & EVEN 1 Grammy. ABOUT TIME they go back to the movies & win Oscars TOO.
Well they grew up with the restaurant, it was in dire straits, and would hate to see it go.
@@NobodyC13 According to Wikipedia, they've been referencing the restaurant in South Park for 20 years.
I'm not American, but this is one of my favourite films to watch every 4th of July! It's glorious
Murica!!
@@LuisSierra42 F*ck yeah!!!
I knew this movie would be good when they took Sean Penn to the virtual wood shed with the "Rivers of Chocolate" speech that makes Iraq under Saddam sound like Candy Land.
I thought non-americans loved this more than americans
@@L.Keml0comin again to save the motherf*ckin day-ay
This movie is amazing. Too bad we're never getting anything like it again. Matt and Trey said working with puppets was such a nightmare they're never doing it again.
We've needed another Team America movie for years. There's even a new generation of the Kim dynasty in North Korea to feature.
Not to mention if they tried to make that movie today they wouldn't be allowed to...
This video explains why their isn't another one. People have lost their sense of humour and can't take a joke anymore
@@Mr_SpinelesS They'd be allowed to. People whining on Twitter don't hold that much power.
The snowflakes of today couldnt allow something of this nature anymore. RIP comedy
I watched this with my platoon in Iraq in a tent on a laptop probably 50 times! 2005 was a magical year y’all 🤣
Got it in Songtan, ROK, bootleg since I couldn't get it legally yet over there.
Gotta appreciate the irony of a US marine watching Team America while actually invading a foreign country. :D
When I saw this in theaters, there was an elderly couple there that looked to be nearing 80 years old or older.
They looked absolutely SHOCKED the entire film, and not laughing at all. Near the end of the film when he's giving the speech about "d--ks f--k p-----s but also f--k a-holes," I looked over and saw the old lady covering her ears, and the husband looking furious. Eventually, they just got up & walked out.
I have no idea what kind of movie they thought this was going to be, but boy did they look MAD when that speech was going on 😂
Mmm, boomers
You have to admit the title is misleading.
Poor grandparents
It's a shame this happened before filming reaction videos was a thing. That would have made a UA-cam hit!
They probably thought it was gonna be nothing but a patriotic wankfest. 😅
Now that you've done Team America, do South Park: Bigger, Longer And Uncut.
Wrong reference I know
Yesssir
Phrasing!
But yeah, that would be cool. Of the two I actually prefer the South Park movie, but they're both great in their own way.
"We're" (not me) the same society that bought tickets for The Purge franchise. I pray for peace you pray for satire @@echomjp
I feel like people outside America appreciate this movie more than Americans. Definitely not 'forgotten' and very fondly remembered and re-watched by a lot of people I know.
I agree. Yanks don’t get irony.
'Murican here..and I love this movie and do understand and appreciate irony.🎆🎆🎆
@@AtheistOrphanSome of us do!
Um...yeah, no. Americans loved this then.
We do
The thunderbirds/captain scarlet reference was “chefs kiss”. Those shows are such a part of my childhood and seeing them referenced in this film was so cool, nice you remembered.
Chef's Kiss is a quick way to never being taken seriously
They were on acid at the Oscars. F*ckin’ legends.
Wait, I've never seen this bit, were they pretending or were they really on acid? I assumed the former, but now I'm not so sure anymore! XD
@@leovk5779 They said in an interview years later they were really on acid.
@@alexbenjaminrosenthal3989 Niiiice! XD
@@alexbenjaminrosenthal3989 not only acid, but a really really large "HEROIC" dose. they also said they do not have recollection of the event other than what was recorded for TV and witness statements. BASED AF
Shouldn’t everyone be on acid at the Oscars?
Say in a Palpatine voice "what the hell is an Aluminum Falcon?"
"From the country that spread involuntary freedom, from Asia to Afghanistan" OMG, I had to repeat this 3x+ times to give it it's needed laugh time to soak in.
Sadly, I now need to rewatch this movie thing......
I, too, replayed the opening a couple of times.
‘From Asia to Afghanistan’ was hilarious. I can hear a few ‘muricans thinking “which country’s Asia? Where is it? Have we bombed it recently?”
Still unsure why the activists spoke Klingon.
PS. Happy Birthday 'Merica!
Dude I don't care what you say that puking scene was hilarious, it was such violent puke, and the old lady calling him a deadbeat is the cherry on top😂😂
I literally cried with laughter watching that. The second time too😂 Just when it seems like he’s done he starts just spraying puke… I can relate😅
How is this forgotten? It's one of the greatest things ever put to film
2 other greatest are Tropic Thunder and Zoolander.
These three films are quoted by me constantly
You know I learned about this movie in this documentary called This Film Is Not Yet Rated which is all about the MPAA, the company that rates movies. Matt and Trey actually had to fight for this movie to get an R rating and not an X rating which is significant because if it did get an X rating then it could never have been shown on TV or in theaters.
Perfect double feature with Sausage Party
I remember going to this movie in the theater and a grandma and 8 year old boy were in the audience. I will never forget that!
I'm guessing the usher didn't remind the lady what the rating on the movie was. 😅 Even accompanied by an adult, I'm not sure if little kids would be allowed to see anything beyond PG-13.
Yeah I guess that’s what happens living in a small town. Most of the employees were teenagers who I guess really didn’t care.
Once you're inside nobody givesafck, there isn't anyone being removed from movies @@MidnightSonnet
Actually getting Matt Damon to play himself was just so META
Been watching Honest Trailers since around 2007. Gotta say this is the first time they’ve done a film that really didn’t need it.
Just go and watch the film. Team America is an absolute classic.
Wow that's incredible that you've been watching them since about 5 years before they made one.
pshh that's nothing, I've been using the internet since around 1967
This movie was so good. It made me laugh first time since I lost my father. Then I found out that it was incredibly hard to make it, and they didn't make profit. So I just wanna thank them for taking one for the team.
Sorry for your loss, friend
I am glad you gave this unique slice of history the reverence that it deserves.
Best part is when an interviewer asked Matt Damon what the most common thing people remember him for it's "MATTTTT DAAAMMMOONNN" lol
This is still to this day the funniest movie I ever saw in theaters and probably the funniest movie I ever saw on a 1st viewing. The music in this movie adds so much to the comedic experience
Your comment is so ronery😢 there's nobody on UA-cam that givesadamn🥹just a widdle ronery, poor widdle theeeeee
They didn't just reuse the "breaking my balls" bit; the montage song was also used on South Park, but it's hilarious so yes, they can do that
In the immortal words of Eric Cartman, "Whateva! I do I want!"
The Montage song is from "Asspen" Season 6 Episode 2.
You see, words are like bullets @@jbvader721
Now here is a movie definitely needing a sequel!
That will never happen both Matt and Trey went through hell making this movie and made no money from it only the studio
That ship sailed long ago
This one is enough
America! America! America......fk yeah! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@edgartaylor7421 Oh we know, but we should convince them haha
What do you mean a forgotten hit? This movie runs across my mind at least once a month
"Great Britain! F*** No!" I'm dying! 😂☠️
Even the geniuses at honest trailer struggled to find faults with this masterpiece
i was shocked and disgusted when he said "forgotten masterpiece"
There are no faults. Except the same ones that South Park receives: ie you're not allowed to parody a country's accent anymore, regardless of context. Matt and Trey do basically all the voices, what's the big deal? This is apparently racist. The simpsons now have an indian actor playing apu. With exactly the same accent. Everybody seems to be happy with this arrangement, but what's changed? It was racist when it was a white guy doing it, but absolutely fine when an indian is doing the voice. Isn't he still a stereotype?
@@MatthewXLY Can't have actors acting, now can we?
No faults found.
Every single bit of racism was ironic
I was going to post the same!
Cannibal the Musical is so great.
At the end of every South Park episode, they play a little tune and show a logo with an airplane. That tune is "The sky is blue" from cannibal the musical
Who forgot this movie? This is their best work! 😂
This movie is still amazing. The "disguise" is hilarious
When even Thunderbirds creator Gerry freakin’ Anderson praises this over the live-action rendition of his OWN IP, then you’re fucking MADE
I forgot the songs and now I need to make a playlist to listen on repeat
The soundtrack is memorable and hilarious ASF! 😂
This film is comedy legend, I'm in danger of injury from laughing so hard
I cried full of every emotion imaginable when *MATT DAMON*
This made me so happy! Also so glad you referenced the original 60s Supermarionation - I wonder how many of your fans know those exist 😊
If the commentary isn’t pre-recorded, what is your guys history with those shows? Did you see them when they re-aired in the 90s?
THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO!!
Captain Scarlet and Thunderbirds. I think I caught them in TV during the 70s. For the longest time (due to airing reasons) I thought the two were the same show. Should have known better since one's shout out was, "S.I.G!" while the other one was, "Thunderbirds are GO!"
Trying to find good downloads for Captain Scarlett and Stingray
With any luck the first series of the Firestorm reboot will be finished and the technique will become familiar to a new generation.
I watched those marionette shows when I was a kid.
I'm mad they never made a sequel
I watched this way back when it first came out. The montage song has been on my jogging playlist for years.
Just got through watching this again, and now screen Junkies is doing a review. The Film Actors Guild was hilarious.
Love that you mention the commentary track on Cannibal: The Musical. Such a great commentary track and I can't watch the movie w/out it anymore
I have only watched it with the commentary on. Its so great, I dont want to ruin it.
@@killdozer3464 Oh yeah def don't watch it w/out commentary if you've only watched it w/commentary. I watched it once w/out. Now refuse to watch it w/out because it's sooooo much better w/the commentary.
Honestly such an underrated movie, I love when anyone talks about it
The hammer will always be my favourite joke in the movie
Even better than “the signal” in Cairo 😂
“I think he’s saying kiss me, kiss me.” 😜
They need to make more movies like this. This is good entertainment.
I LOVE that you guys did this trailer! 🎉
I only saw this movie once, back around when it came out and to this day the scenes in it are still very vivid in my mind. It left a huge, and funny, impression on me.
Had a mom and her small children walk into the theater during the bar scene. They were all excited cuz of the puppets before realize way too late it was the wrong theater.
Apparently, they along with others who brought their kids to this movie didn't read the tagline "From the Creators of 'South Park'" on the posters. That should've been their first clue right there. Same thing goes with "Ted" back in 2012. Seriously, guys? It says "From the Creator of 'Family Guy'". Did you not even watch the show or do any research?!
@@jbvader721 some people are just utter dumbasses
The vomit scene made me laugh so hard, I had to stop looking at the screen because I was literally in pain from laughing.
In memory of The Iron Sheik please say "Never give up or you are big time jabroni."
Me and my dad quote this all the time
We need more comedies like this today
What. Good ones?
@@cammoore___ But but but... how can it be good?! It's clearly problematic! It makes fun of gaylords and browns! CANCEL!!! >:(
Terrorise THIS
No, no we don't.
@@ericb9252 i mean we need to be more okay making offensive jokes (obviously not too offensive) because that’s what they are, jokes
Also love the subtle Will Arnett Canada joke 🇨🇦 😂
"like the cast of Starship Troopers, only slightly less wooden." THAT, was perfect.
The "Montage song" originally aired on Season 6; Episode 2 - Asspen, 2 years before Team America came out.
One of the greatest movies ever made!!! 🙏🏿
This is the single movie in existence that I think is absolutely flawless...
Holy cow they finally did it!!! Ive asked for this for what seems like years!!!
Thank you so much Epic team!!
I saw this in school.
With my class.
And my teacher.
Great teacher.
Freedom only costs a buck-o' five. (1.05)
That's a good deal. 'Merica 🇺🇸
This is literally the first Honest Trailer I didn't want to end so I kept rewinding.
Me too! A six minute video lasted 25 minutes!😆
@@HeliosThunderPlays 😄 🤣 😂 😆 imagine that
Ok, but that vomit scene has got to be the best vomit scene committed to film
Team America: World Police came out in 2004
Barbie hasn't even released yet...
And yet that Ryan Gosling joke is perfect! 😂😂😂😂
So happy to see this and the actual movie today!
I havent watched this movie in years. It deserves a re-watch.
"Like the cast of Starship Troopers, only slightly less wooden"
Brilliant 😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you so much for this today.
I’m glad you mention Trey and Parker’s self-centered short-sighted world view.
Right? They should use their platform to bring awareness to all of Americas evils.
I gotta be honest, I never heard of "Puppets Who Kill", until you mentioned it, so I looked it up on UA-cam. LOL!! That is one funny show!! Thanks for the reference!!
I wouldn’t say that the humor is dated, it’s still an amazing watch
Puking scene will never get old for me.
Better Thunderbirds adaptation than the one Riker tried to make.
Yeah...
I can't think of a better way to celebrate the Fourth of July than to watch this movie! Thanks for the trailer...and the reminder!
Happy birthday America... drinking in celebration here in Canada
My absolute favorite part about this channel is the timeliness of their reviews...
THANK YOU! This is what you guys are best at! Old movies everyone has seen already. When you do newer movies, some of your audience has to wait to see them to get all the jokes. But when you do old movies, we can watch them immediately! :)
Best part is that, just about everyone uses the montage song to explain what a montage is
Lucky enough to see this in the theater. The songs sometimes still get stuck in my head
"It's funny, but Canadian. We're focusing on America right now!" Proceeds to show Will Arnett, famously Canadian actor
This is the greatest film ever shot. It stands alone in its own undefinable category. Watch the making-of before watching it so you can figure out just what the Fk is going on.
It's fantastic 👍👍
In memory of Alan Arkin, say "A real loser is someone who's afraid of not winning he doesn't even try."
Give me the chills with the line "Welcome to PlayPaintChill. You just gained honor +2 for following us ! ".
The best thing about this film was accurating naming the Film Actors Guild 😂
Well since you did this you should also do the South Park movie.
they haven't done Bigger, Longer, and Un-Cut? thats a crime...
My dad bought this to me when I was a kid, he thought it was just a cartoon or kids show 😂😂😂 can still remember the look of horror on his face when he saw what it was about
Yea, definitely not forgotten. Pure gold.
My face hurt from laughing the first time I saw Team America
2004 is a pretty solid year for comedies: team america, napoleon dynamite, anchorman, dodgeball, shaun of the dead, mean girls…
After he told me that fortune favors the brave and then lost all my f’ing money, this version of Matt Damon is very appropriate 😂
Please say “I’m from Waterloo, where the vampires hang out!”
I had to pause the video after the Starship Troopers joke. That was AMAZING!