Step Brothers and Tropic Thunder both came out this year. In addition to Role Models, Pineapple Express and Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Was a nice year for comedies.
My husband was 28 when I met him and he still lived with and took care of his mother. Then when we got married he moved in my mom and dad with us all on his farm. We live as one big happy family.
That sounds awesome if everyone gets along! Love multi generational families living together. Had it briefly myself. That's.... not the same as this movie though lol 😅
@@kevincucumber1118it’s not strange at all, pretty common in cultures outside of America, and with housing prices here in America it’s becoming more common also
I think its one thing if you’re productive. Have a job, pay rent etc. In the case of this movie they’re 40 years old, don’t have any careers, goof off all day, and just stay at home all day and jerk off to exercise videos. Thats a problem.
I nearly died laughing the first time I saw this. I've seen it a bunch of times and it still cracks me up. The actors playing the parents, Richard Jenkins and Mary Steenburgen, they're such good dramatic actors and they play the straight characters so well against Ferrell and Reilly.
The Cheesecake Factory is a restaurant chain that is famous for making a lot of cheesecake. They have a bar inside of them to wait at when you have to wait for a table. And any time you see birds flying during a combat sequence, it is a reference to the movies of a director named John Woo, who has a habit of having birds flying in the middle of combat scenes.
Funfact. the "POW POW" guy is Rob Riggle. That guy is a Lt. Col of the US Marine Corps with several tours into combat regions....so the stuff they said about you know what..that was legit..that guy is REALLY tough
John C Riley has had such a odd Hollywood career. Goofy comedies like this movie, _Talladega Nights,_ and serious roles in films like _Thin Red Line,_ and _Boogies Nights._ There is also the great Dr. Bruel . . .
Thanks bad habit babbit, on behalf of us that would love to do the same if able. Mary is a doll, and I hope she's able to continue this for a long time 💙
Ha! The Cheesecake Factory is a large chain of restaurants, that I believe started here in Los Angeles, but is now like a huge corporate owned chain of restaurants, I think that are all over the US now. They have a bakery section with a display of deserts, pies, and obviously a variety of cheesecakes. Now a days, they're typically in large shopping malls, and places like that, and are known for having a huge menu that's like a book, that has pages of a large variety of different types of cuisine. It's basically one of many similar places, but that are about as fancy and adventurous dining as middle class suburban Americans eat.
😂 she was traumatized by John C. Reily singing 😂 oh man that's hilarious 😂 I'm glad she loved the movie. Mary deserves to laugh as much as she can. 😊 She's a nice lady.
I thought white dog crap was fiction before this movie but I saw it once on a baseball field a year ago. I sent a picture of it to my brother. Who knew Step Brothers was so educational?
"Falling Down" fell down the YT memory hole just now? A copyr!ght thing, or was it the comments? Love your reactions, including that one (though I didn't share your take on the main character) so some clarification would be most welcome. Cheers from Amsterdam!
Please, please, please watch the comedy Clerks. (1994) It introduces the comedy duo Jay & Silent Bob. Both appear in a lot of movies, even Scream 3. They also appeared in a few episodes of Degrassi.
love this movie and i guess "oh nay" means oh no in Flemish or Danish presuming that's what she is speaking. Kudus to her for reacting to a movie she probably doesnt get 50 percent of the jokes or punchline. Love her reaction and the movie as well
Mary The Cheesecake Factory is the name of a restaurant they have a bar but they are known for their huge menu of food options and they also carry lots of desserts including cheesecake
Richard Jenkins (Robert Doback) is one of my favorite actors ever. He usually plays a dad or figure of authority. You have to check out the comedy, “Flirting With Disaster” starring Ben Stiller. Even with a small amount of screen time, Jenkins makes the most of it. He was also the “father” in “Let Me In”, the US remake of Swedish horror film, “Let The Right One In”.
IF you are looking for recommendations, American Pie. It is one of those teenager highschool movies and humour similar to this. :) I didn't see it in the movies you have reacted to.
Mary, if you want to see another movie with these two idiots, check out "Talladega Nights: The Legend of Ricky Bobby". A good John C. Reilly solo movie is "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story", which is a spoof musician bio pic. A good solo dramedy with Will Ferrel is "Stranger Than Fiction". And a super funny buddy cop comedy with Will Ferrel and Mark Wahlberg is "The Other Guys".
Anyone else agree? You’re missing out if you don’t watch Something the lord made with Alan Rickman (prof snape) about the very first blue baby surgery and Taking Chance with Kevin Bacon about how the Military escorts a Kia back home from the battlefield. Both are true stories. Bring tissues
please watch other Will Ferrell movies 1.Elf 2.Blades of Glory 3.Talladega Nights the Ballad of Ricky Bobby 4.Old School 5.Bewitched 6.The Campaign 7.The Other Guys 8.Anchorman 9.Semi-Pro 10.Holms and Watson
It a musician thing really. A dedicated room with acoustic foam is a lot better to work in than a room filled with things for thw sound to bounce off. I find it nicer to have the place where I play music away from where I sleep as well.
My wife HATES this movie. I became convinced that you actually had to have been a ten year old boy at some point for it to be funny. I'm gonna go do some Karate in the garage now...
Wondering here if Mary has reacted to Office Space. Cuz that would also be a good one for her to watch. She likes a good 'Who done it?' kind of movie with a tinge of comedy.
So sad to see you took down Falling Down. I get that you felt like your "soul was destroyed" (by it), but that just means that it was a good movie with actors that really made you feel something. As you know, not all movies do that. Hopefully you'll find it within the kindness of your heart to re-up it and leave the "soul was destroyed" comment in.
Yeah but her take on it was instantly from the view the main character is just pure evil he's a psycho with no empathy toward or sympathy with why he felt the way he did or what got him to that point. She essentially grouped the main character in with a Neo Nazi like they're both the same & had no thought that perhaps the main character could have been a decent man on the verge of a breakdown who broke & just wanted to go home & met nothing but greed, anger & hate in return. A lot of people can relate to someone working a stressful job & maybe bringing that stress home as frustration & anger thus being on a short fuse. The wife said he never actually hurt her, maybe he would have eventually but also maybe talking it over or getting counselling could've helped him. Maybe getting away from the job that seemed to be killing him & finding something else? Nope, the solution was a restraining order & him not being able to see his child again. The scene with the Mother where she said something like "always blames others not himself", how does she know what kind of Mother that Woman is? Some Mothers have a horrible effect on their childrens mental health as they grow up leading to life long issues but no, we'll just assume in this case the Mother was perfect & he was the problem. It might have been copyright striked but the comment section was full of comments like this one, lot's of people quite surprised how cold her take on that movie was. If she's taken it down for that reason, that's a bit of a cowardly thing to do IMO as a reaction is a reaction even if many people don't like her take on it & as far as i saw the comments were still fairly respectful.
@@wolfsbane-rw7um I reckon it probably was due tt overwhelming amount of "alternative views" re: the main character. Many commenters pointing out a possible generational divide here. From many parts of the world the comments stated that when Falling Down came out back in the day, ppl considered the man to be a tragic hero, anti-hero or at least had a fair amount of compassion for D-Fens. She's now moving on to "Black History Month".. Cheers from Amsterdam!
@@wolfsbane-rw7um No, what was incredibly weird was the comments acting like he was some noble hero and getting mad at Mary for pointing out that he wasn't. Michael Douglas is *explicitly* the villain. 10 minutes into a movie, he's racist to a Korean store owner and smashes up his store because of one overpriced can of Coke. Just because he has a few points that the viewer can relate to doesn't justify the disproportionate retribution he dishes out. Robert Duvall blatantly states the point of the movie; not achieving your goals and being let go isn't an excuse to go on a violent rampage. You write as if the wife was unreasonable for taking out a restraining order against Foster when we see him forcibly kiss her when they meet, act like they're still together, wield guns around their child and blow up a crane with a rocket launcher. Bill Foster is presented as an everyman in some ways but as the movie goes on, they make it very clear that he was always unhinged. He was not a decent man, ever; his ex-wife has a restraining order against him for a reason, his own mother is terrified of him and Prendergast implies that Foster would have committed a murder-suicide had he not shown up.
Hey, guys like dinosaurs. Here in America, any random woman can tell you about your astrological sign. For some reason, men and women are drawn to completely different sets of useless information.
Do "To live and die in LA" it's an MGM since you're having trouble with Warner. Brothers. It has the most intense car chase ever filmed. No one has reacted to it yet. Be the first
This is inappropriate probably but since black history month is coming up I wanted to suggest HIDDEN FIGURES a movie about black women in the early days of the NASA program. Very highly recommended!!!
Step Brothers and Tropic Thunder both came out this year. In addition to Role Models, Pineapple Express and Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Was a nice year for comedies.
My husband was 28 when I met him and he still lived with and took care of his mother. Then when we got married he moved in my mom and dad with us all on his farm. We live as one big happy family.
That sounds awesome if everyone gets along! Love multi generational families living together. Had it briefly myself.
That's.... not the same as this movie though lol 😅
Is he a melon farmer?
That’s very strange
@@kevincucumber1118it’s not strange at all, pretty common in cultures outside of America, and with housing prices here in America it’s becoming more common also
I think its one thing if you’re productive. Have a job, pay rent etc. In the case of this movie they’re 40 years old, don’t have any careers, goof off all day, and just stay at home all day and jerk off to exercise videos. Thats a problem.
I nearly died laughing the first time I saw this. I've seen it a bunch of times and it still cracks me up. The actors playing the parents, Richard Jenkins and Mary Steenburgen, they're such good dramatic actors and they play the straight characters so well against Ferrell and Reilly.
The Cheesecake Factory is a restaurant chain that is famous for making a lot of cheesecake. They have a bar inside of them to wait at when you have to wait for a table.
And any time you see birds flying during a combat sequence, it is a reference to the movies of a director named John Woo, who has a habit of having birds flying in the middle of combat scenes.
Funfact. the "POW POW" guy is Rob Riggle. That guy is a Lt. Col of the US Marine Corps with several tours into combat regions....so the stuff they said about you know what..that was legit..that guy is REALLY tough
Brennan calling Dale "Dragon" at the wine mixer after coming up to the stage after him was a very easily overlooked feel-good statement.
John C Riley has had such a odd Hollywood career. Goofy comedies like this movie, _Talladega Nights,_ and serious roles in films like _Thin Red Line,_ and _Boogies Nights._
There is also the great Dr. Bruel . . .
Thanks! Great work Mary, always a joy to see your reactions.
Thanks bad habit babbit, on behalf of us that would love to do the same if able. Mary is a doll, and I hope she's able to continue this for a long time 💙
I saw the latest one first but wow, thank you so so so much!!
I never laughed harder in a movie theater. It's not high art, but it gets the job done ❤
Mary sings opera! I was so delighted to see that 😊
Also great was hearing you say Nutsack 😅
Can't wait for 12 Monkeys!!!!
Ha! The Cheesecake Factory is a large chain of restaurants, that I believe started here in Los Angeles, but is now like a huge corporate owned chain of restaurants, I think that are all over the US now. They have a bakery section with a display of deserts, pies, and obviously a variety of cheesecakes. Now a days, they're typically in large shopping malls, and places like that, and are known for having a huge menu that's like a book, that has pages of a large variety of different types of cuisine. It's basically one of many similar places, but that are about as fancy and adventurous dining as middle class suburban Americans eat.
This movie is so silly and funny. It's definitely the antidote to being sad and depressed.
😂 she was traumatized by John C. Reily singing 😂 oh man that's hilarious 😂 I'm glad she loved the movie. Mary deserves to laugh as much as she can. 😊 She's a nice lady.
I thought white dog crap was fiction before this movie but I saw it once on a baseball field a year ago. I sent a picture of it to my brother.
Who knew Step Brothers was so educational?
I dont know why but this movie just fits Marys vibes perfectly haha, super happy to see this video in my notifications! :D
*Mary “I need a comedy movie“
*Step Brothers - *Shows faux prosthetic testicles on drums
*Mary “wtf did i get myself into?!“
Andrea Savage, the actress who played Denise, says that people still come up to her on the street and say, "I traveled 500 miles to give you my seed!"
Mary, I would argue that most people are capable of brushing their teeth without a mirror.
"Falling Down" fell down the YT memory hole just now? A copyr!ght thing, or was it the comments? Love your reactions, including that one (though I didn't share your take on the main character) so some clarification would be most welcome. Cheers from Amsterdam!
Please, please, please watch the comedy Clerks. (1994) It introduces the comedy duo Jay & Silent Bob. Both appear in a lot of movies, even Scream 3. They also appeared in a few episodes of Degrassi.
Yup, investors. That's how it's spelled. Look it up.
LOVED the "not quite my tempo" insert from 'Whiplash'!!! 😅😂😄
Now watch Talladega nights with the same actors
Mary's brother is the guy from White Sea Studios.
love this movie and i guess "oh nay" means oh no in Flemish or Danish presuming that's what she is speaking. Kudus to her for reacting to a movie she probably doesnt get 50 percent of the jokes or punchline. Love her reaction and the movie as well
the “not quite my tempo” at the end 😭😂
Oh, Mary, This is such a good comedy. Love it and love you- you're so much fun to watch!
This is one the best comedy movie I seen in years 😂.
Mary The Cheesecake Factory is the name of a restaurant they have a bar but they are known for their huge menu of food options and they also carry lots of desserts including cheesecake
Richard Jenkins (Robert Doback) is one of my favorite actors ever. He usually plays a dad or figure of authority. You have to check out the comedy, “Flirting With Disaster” starring Ben Stiller. Even with a small amount of screen time, Jenkins makes the most of it.
He was also the “father” in “Let Me In”, the US remake of Swedish horror film, “Let The Right One In”.
One of my favourite comedy films, great reaction!
"Boats and Hoes" - Step Brothers
Hi Mary I was looking for Falling Down, I thought I'd seen that one in my feed a couple of days ago. Have you had to remove it?
Catalina Wine Mixer 🍷🚁
The fucking Catalina Wine Mixer!
Absolutely loved your reaction. But I think after this and Scary Movie you've been traumatized by ball sacks. 😂😂😂
Thanks, Mary! ♂♂ Cheers to writer/director Adam McKay.
Just saw you are doing this and I'm already smiling in anticipation.
BOATS AND HOS!!!!
Loved the Whiplash insert! Sweet edit! Great reaction to a hilarious movie! Peace Mary!
That was great, thank you!
You seem to gentle and nice for this movie.
IF you are looking for recommendations, American Pie. It is one of those teenager highschool movies and humour similar to this. :) I didn't see it in the movies you have reacted to.
If I'm not wrong, I think the fight scene at the end (when say say movie reference?) refers to either Crying Freeman or Mission Impossible 2.
Black Dynamite, MacGruber, and Idiocracy are some comedies you should see
Mary, love this reaction!! Hot Rod is another great comedy you should check out.
Boats and Ho's!!!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome reaction.
I don't know if its true, but supposedly the "Don't lose your dinosaur" part was entirely improvised which is why they were staring at him like wtf?
Mary, if you want to see another movie with these two idiots, check out "Talladega Nights: The Legend of Ricky Bobby". A good John C. Reilly solo movie is "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story", which is a spoof musician bio pic. A good solo dramedy with Will Ferrel is "Stranger Than Fiction". And a super funny buddy cop comedy with Will Ferrel and Mark Wahlberg is "The Other Guys".
“The Nina, The Pinta, The Santa Maria..”
😂🤣😂
Can't wait to watch this tomorrow morning.
OMG MARY'S GONNA WATCH THE WIRE!!! 🤩 Guess I better start a S1 rewatch soon lol
The Cheesecake Factory is a restaurant chain in the US.
Anyone else agree? You’re missing out if you don’t watch Something the lord made with Alan Rickman (prof snape) about the very first blue baby surgery and Taking Chance with Kevin Bacon about how the Military escorts a Kia back home from the battlefield. Both are true stories. Bring tissues
The correct parenthetical after Alan Rickman’s name is (Hans Gruber.)
The correct parenthetical after Alan Rickman's name is (The Metatron).
"Is that ketchup? Yep, ketchup and onion."
Paul (2011)
please watch other Will Ferrell movies 1.Elf 2.Blades of Glory 3.Talladega Nights the Ballad of Ricky Bobby 4.Old School 5.Bewitched 6.The Campaign 7.The Other Guys 8.Anchorman 9.Semi-Pro 10.Holms and Watson
It’s that fucking Catalina Wine Mixer
When did make more sense to move the instruments the drums until his bedroom and give the other guy the other bedroom
It a musician thing really. A dedicated room with acoustic foam is a lot better to work in than a room filled with things for thw sound to bounce off. I find it nicer to have the place where I play music away from where I sleep as well.
My wife HATES this movie. I became convinced that you actually had to have been a ten year old boy at some point for it to be funny. I'm gonna go do some Karate in the garage now...
Mary you are absolutely lovely. I love watching your reactions.
Por To Volare would be a kinda Spanish translation 😊
You have to watch the bloopers.
Pause at 9:58
thanks for reaction
Wondering here if Mary has reacted to Office Space. Cuz that would also be a good one for her to watch. She likes a good 'Who done it?' kind of movie with a tinge of comedy.
Best. Movie. Ever.
So sad to see you took down Falling Down. I get that you felt like your "soul was destroyed" (by it), but that just means that it was a good movie with actors that really made you feel something. As you know, not all movies do that. Hopefully you'll find it within the kindness of your heart to re-up it and leave the "soul was destroyed" comment in.
Yeah but her take on it was instantly from the view the main character is just pure evil he's a psycho with no empathy toward or sympathy with why he felt the way he did or what got him to that point. She essentially grouped the main character in with a Neo Nazi like they're both the same & had no thought that perhaps the main character could have been a decent man on the verge of a breakdown who broke & just wanted to go home & met nothing but greed, anger & hate in return.
A lot of people can relate to someone working a stressful job & maybe bringing that stress home as frustration & anger thus being on a short fuse. The wife said he never actually hurt her, maybe he would have eventually but also maybe talking it over or getting counselling could've helped him. Maybe getting away from the job that seemed to be killing him & finding something else? Nope, the solution was a restraining order & him not being able to see his child again.
The scene with the Mother where she said something like "always blames others not himself", how does she know what kind of Mother that Woman is? Some Mothers have a horrible effect on their childrens mental health as they grow up leading to life long issues but no, we'll just assume in this case the Mother was perfect & he was the problem.
It might have been copyright striked but the comment section was full of comments like this one, lot's of people quite surprised how cold her take on that movie was. If she's taken it down for that reason, that's a bit of a cowardly thing to do IMO as a reaction is a reaction even if many people don't like her take on it & as far as i saw the comments were still fairly respectful.
@@wolfsbane-rw7um I reckon it probably was due tt overwhelming amount of "alternative views" re: the main character. Many commenters pointing out a possible generational divide here. From many parts of the world the comments stated that when Falling Down came out back in the day, ppl considered the man to be a tragic hero, anti-hero or at least had a fair amount of compassion for D-Fens. She's now moving on to "Black History Month".. Cheers from Amsterdam!
@@BrendonChase_2015 Seems like it's back up now so it is what it is I guess.
@@wolfsbane-rw7um Looks like it's gone again. Weird.
@@wolfsbane-rw7um No, what was incredibly weird was the comments acting like he was some noble hero and getting mad at Mary for pointing out that he wasn't.
Michael Douglas is *explicitly* the villain. 10 minutes into a movie, he's racist to a Korean store owner and smashes up his store because of one overpriced can of Coke. Just because he has a few points that the viewer can relate to doesn't justify the disproportionate retribution he dishes out. Robert Duvall blatantly states the point of the movie; not achieving your goals and being let go isn't an excuse to go on a violent rampage. You write as if the wife was unreasonable for taking out a restraining order against Foster when we see him forcibly kiss her when they meet, act like they're still together, wield guns around their child and blow up a crane with a rocket launcher.
Bill Foster is presented as an everyman in some ways but as the movie goes on, they make it very clear that he was always unhinged. He was not a decent man, ever; his ex-wife has a restraining order against him for a reason, his own mother is terrified of him and Prendergast implies that Foster would have committed a murder-suicide had he not shown up.
John c Reilly is the standout in this one.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Dumb & Dumber when?
This house is a fucking prison on planet, bullshit
Hi. Please react to “Come and See”, a 1985 Soviet Anti-War film. Thanks.
I would rather watch a movie about how this movie got written and green-lighted.
Isn’t it weird that dog poop doesn’t turn white anymore?
Hey, guys like dinosaurs.
Here in America, any random woman can tell you about your astrological sign.
For some reason, men and women are drawn to completely different sets of useless information.
Awesome reaction/ can you please watch a movie called ANY GIVEN SUNDAY.
KNEE
Do "To live and die in LA" it's an MGM since you're having trouble with Warner. Brothers. It has the most intense car chase ever filmed. No one has reacted to it yet. Be the first
Grown up tantrums are funny in movies. Not in real life like we see way too frequently in today’s society
Can you react to Wednesday
12:32
This is inappropriate probably but since black history month is coming up I wanted to suggest HIDDEN FIGURES a movie about black women in the early days of the NASA program. Very highly recommended!!!
R u 4 real!?...