To be fully accurate, the dog would be plastered everywhere in the advertisement for the movie. It would be on both the front and back of the DVD box and there would be a "Special Dog Edition" DVD. The dog would take up more time in the trailers then anything regarding the actual plot, despite the fact that the dog barely features in the film and every scene with it is revealed in the main trailer.
@@jonreece2793dammit I was just about to say that! That movie was my very first lesson in false advertising. Snow Dogs is equally notorious for this deceitfulness
Then they have the big "falling out" argument where one guys like "You're just a loser man I'm gonna be somebody" "Well atleast I don't leave my friends in the dirt!" **then through the power of friendship** "Look I was a big jerk man I'm sorry" "No dude IM sorry"
@@wadespencer3623 But then they get some broski beers and hash it all out. And if theres a sequel it just happens all over again and you gotta sit there like “Jesus did you guys not just figure out your whole lives last week?”
Brian Griffin: I rewrote a whole *Chitty Chitty Bang Bang* song to promote weed legalization when I wasn’t busy drinking. What do I get? I mean besides running over and almost dying?
Then, later, it happens again, but to the antagonist after he "catches" the duo and takes a bite of the brownie while smirking and gloating about how he's "got them now". Then the stomach gurgle noise as the smile fades into a look of surprise. Then a far more graphic diarrhea scene.
Oh man, the antagonist they piss off along the way who makes it their mission to catch them and the shot of his truck swerving with the back doors flopping around. That's somehow the most cliche 2000's movie thing I've ever seen even though I can't think of a specific example of it.
man I can't wait for American Weed Car: R-Road Drive Drive Trip Re- We- American Trip: American Weed Trip: The Car Road Trip Edition Weed Edition to come out this Veterans Day
My dude that sounds surprisingly accurate to the modern world. You either work your self to the bone in an almost certainly hopeless attempt to succeed in our quickly collapsing economy and society. Or you accept The seemingly unavoidable damnation and hopelessness of our times and party and get laid in an endless series of one night stands to the end as the world around you burns to the ground. I am not yet hopeless enough to accept that there is no future....but I have to say, everyday that mindset becomes harder and harder to justify, for example just in the past 4 years I have seen the value of my life savings Go down by over 50%, while the concept of owning my own house has gone from an inevitably to extremely unlikely, I mean the average home price has gone from 150,000 to 250,000 while my rent has increased from $700 a month to $1,500 that is over a hundred percent increase, while my pay has only gone up by 30%..... And the worst part is I am doing particularly good compared to the absolute majority of people, My rent might as well be free compared to 80% of Americans for instance.
Well, we can’t forget about the girl the protagonist likes walking by in slow-motion, or the scene where someone trips and proceeds to face-plant directly onto the ground.
Just some feedback to @Joel Haver -- the recommendation worked and I've seen several "Wizards with Guns" sketches now because of this. I really appreciate you taking the time to do that. Please keep highlighting smaller content creators, as well as the shorter and dumber ones too.
Yeah that was a dark, depressing way to end the American Pie franchise. There were no jokes, just the main cast screaming and dying. I still get nightmares from that.
Feels like the kind of movie I'd not be allowed to watch as a kid, which I'd get all mad about, then finally I'd watch it years later and realize I really wasn't missing out on much.
@@casperrabbit7254Yeah, I was in high school in the late 00s/early 2010s, and all I heard was non-stop “Ted is the funniest movie ever made!” I watched it years later, and it *is* funny, but not even close to the “funniest movie ever made.”
I had this with Final Destination, everyone at school was talking about it like it was the coolest most hard-core horror movie ever. Finally watched it this year and it did not live up to the hype!
That was me and the movie Moving. (late 80's not early 2000's) "Married With Children", "Mr. Belvedere", and "You Can't Do That On Television" were also banned. I missed out on "Married With Children" and "You Can't Do That On Television". With "Mr. Belvedere" they were doing me a favor.
Eh I'd forgive it, but I'm very chill. I mean I would put an immediate end to the shenanigans and never fully trust the person again, but would get over it as not forgiving even if physically safe is a bit harsh.
There’s gonna be a scene where they take either weed laced with something or acid (pick ur poison) and they will hallucinate the dog speaking and smoking weed with the voice of Snoop Dogg for his random cameo
It would just be weed, it did whatever the filmmakers needed it to do back then. It could just make you lazy and hungry, give you superpowers, make you have vivid hallucinations, or it could just flat out give you an acid trip.
How dare you! 3 is arguably the best of the series, having David fucking Zucker as producer and director. No way he'd get involved with something like this.
@@kimashitawa8113 The white rapper is a lame joke that refuses to die. Bud Bundy as Grand Master B on Married With Children, the daughter's boyfriend on The Cleveland Show, the younger brother in Meet The Parents, the boyfriend of the Hmong kid's sister in Gran Torino, Jamie Kennedy in Malibu's Most Wanted (ok this last one was funny)
The “characters screaming at each other in horror” trope immediately followed by the “music cuts off as an animal yelps in a way that’s clearly not diagetic or even synced up to the original audio” trope is just *chefs kiss*
I always find it funny that these movies were so dominant that even comedy films that were a little bit more intelligent than this had to market themselves as if they were the same thing. So now when you're trying to recommend one of those to someone, you have to be like "No dude I promise, it's actually really good, I swear". For example, School of Rock is a movie from Richard Linklater, director of Before Sunrise, that does not have any jokes that involve boobs, farting, or someone getting hit in the crotch. It's got a very smart script, with lots of satisfying setups and payoffs, and it definitely takes itself a little bit more seriously even if it is lighthearted and funny. And yet, the cover on the dvd got that classic white background with the bright red text, and if you watch the original trailer from 2003, you'll see it's edited similar to this parody.
@@seronymus 1000% Agree. Its crude humor belies a pure soul. I think the cinematography is comparable to Wes Anderson's movies (at least his early ones), and even though he farts once or twice, Nacho has a satisfying character arc. The strong character writing separates it from other goofy early 2000s comedies such as Dude, Where's My Car, but that same goofiness combined with the visual flair and unique directorial style from Jared Hess sets it apart from other "feel-good/uplifting underdog" movies, like Here Comes The Boom starring Kevin James.
I remember as a 13 year old thinking School of Rock looked crappy and being shocked when it got so many masterpiece-level reviews. I suppose if I knew anything about Richard Linklater or Mike White, I might have had a clue. I wonder how their fans reacted to the trailer, it would have looked like they were phoning it in.
the script is obviously hilarious as always, but i sincerely want to acknowledge how great the editing is. it feels so campy and perfect, you guys nailed it. the wipe transitions, that sped up shot of the bike at the beginning, the sound effects, the awful guitar backing track. it’s all perfect. meet me under the bleachers.
Happy death day featuring the protagonist skydiving with no parachute in a bikini in a way that makes it look like the plot will somehow lead to her being in an airplane for some reason but this shot is actually part of a montage.
I'd like to think this initally was just going to be a regular parody of these types of 2000s movies including a single shot of the two guys in the ocean, but then the takes were just so funny you decided to go completely absurdist and just make the rest of the sketch about the ocean part
Can I share my favorite scene from the movie that I wrote in my head? Three stoners walking in a dark tunnel when their flashlight dies. They are freaking out until one of them takes a hit from a vape pen to calm down and the green led lights up the tunnel. The rest of the movie is the struggle to escape the tunnels while managing a flashing, dying vape pen light and a man in the process of inhaling an entire gram of concentrate.
How? How do we learn more about the character by watching them inhale a joint for an extra 180 seconds? I can do that at home. This is why there is 80s nostalgia: we kept cringe at manageable levels because the 70s taught us what to look for, and there was enough non-cringe content to watch instead that you could ignore the crap.
The weird thing is that the original American Pie trilogy had like zero references to cannabis and yet they were the blueprint for every stoner comedy movie in the 00s. I suppose the problem was that it was very cheap and easy to make a direct-to-DVD movie with a few scenes of nudity and still turn a profit, the horror movie industry has been doing the same thing for like 50+ years.
They were not the blueprint for stoner “comedies,“ which were some of the unfunniest movies of all-time for their homophobic “jokes” and their offensive assertion, one with racist connotations, that all stoners are lazy and stupid. AP was the template for the decline and fall of National Lampoon with all those equally unfunny direct-to-video simpathons after Chevy Chase and Beverly D’Angelo effectively retired from the *Vacation* franchise. Jim Jimirro has a lot to answer for.
Did you say fushigi? Fun fact, one birthday I got three separate fushigi balls (the ball David Bowie "contact juggles" with in labyrinth) from three different people. My great grandmother, my school friend, and my parents close friend at the time. You might think getting three fushigi balls is awful but I appreciated the thought and just having people who cared. What was actually the bad thing I found was three different people in my life, who had no connection to one another, saw the fushigi ball and thought "This looks like something Jon will like.". Quite a blow to my self image... I guess I look like a fushigi guy... God help me.
@@Wizards_with_Guns My parents really loved it too. It came with a DVD that taught you how to master the power of the fushigi and we all sat down and watched it and my dad said "Wow, buddy, look you can be as cool as this guy!" (He didn't look cool). Still to this day, when they are around, I pick up spherical things and say "Hey, guys, check this out... Jelly fish..." And I do the beginner level 'Jelly fish' move. Look that up if you aren't familiar. It's a real sweet move.
Haha, but he DOES bring something to his life: life is short, so don’t bother getting a job 😎 plus fun can only come from doing crimes or objectifying women or drowning in an ocean. Lawyer guy was wrong to be boring and responsible, is the general lesson I learned from many 2000s films.
@@rotflmfao3474 to be fair, the movies did also make the "responsible" guys incredibly pathetic and annoying and uptight. They really wanted to hammer in the idea that corporate life removes all of your identity and personality and turns you into a robot. Being boring *is* kind of a bad thing to a lot of people. Only exception I can think of is Accepted, where Justin Long's main character actually gets to be a somewhat responsible guy and a fun guy at the same time. A true gem and still my favorite of the era.
@@rotflmfao3474Men objectify women, and women objectify men. If a guy claims otherwise he is verging into creepy "nice guy" territory, like those male feminists who claim to be straight but call women "sister", and not in the black slang way.
@@SéaFidwho tf cares if a straight guy says sister. You act like people will call you a nice guy for no reason. And then say something so incel-ly. Edit:also doesn't help that the person said was that objectified woman. And you felt the need to say that can be objectified. Which also super incel-ly.
@@jijittersthe issue is that its so over the top that it completely destroys the balance. If the laid back friend was just a well meaning screw up. Then it could be somewhat understandable. But instead he's so ridiculous that he just becomes selfish and too dumb to live. So the serious friend is just kind of sucks. While laid back friend is so unbelievably awful.
But it's okay because it was part of wacky shenanigans™️. Which makes it completely legal. Like that time stole a school bus while running away from the guy at a gas stop trying to return me my keys (he was super creepy and I thought he had a knife) and I accidentally parked the school bus on some railway tracks.
I don't know, I laughed way more at this than any other 2000 comedy can't wait for this veteran-chrismas-summer day when it comes out I'm totally going go see it in a theater *in the middle of the ocean*
@@seronymus post-1960s American movies have had a distinctive fear of color that has made so many of them ugly and unpleasant to watch. Boomers made the beautiful and colorful cinematography of 1940s Technicolor and 1950s and 1960s widescreen epics were replaced with dull, fuzzy, poorly lit trash made by and for degenerates. Nearly 60 years ago, WB made Broadway’s *My Fair Lady* into a glorious movie that won 8 Oscars and deserved more. Now, they make toy commercials while casting woman-beaters as superheroes and the co-star of a p3d0 movie in a Willy Wonka backstory nobody asked for that still gives money to the estate of an antisemite. Hollywood is dead and boomers killed it.
One time my friends and I were looking for an old ww1 fort, and a group of stoners we found helped us find the entrance: Stoners are the gatekeepers of the universe
There's also the 2 attractive women, one that's stereotypically hot and one that's shy hot. The main character usually has to choose between the two ie road trip, American pie 2, Euro trip kinda (had the German chick then the girl that was part of the main group, both perused by 2 different guys but similar idea)... I'm sure there's more, those are just a few off the top of my head.
The "shy hot" girl is conventionally attractive except maybe she has glasses etc. I'm glad we mostly got past that dark age of thinking glasses are ugly, as much as I miss the 2000s.
The director admitted the goal of this movie was to convince dogs to say NO to drugs. If you are a dog and you do weed, your owners will take you to the ocean and EAT you.
It's always the little things that impress me most. The less-than-one-second clip of the ice cream truck - that can't possibly be stock video. Which begs the question HOW did you get that ice cream truck and WHAT in God's name did you say to get permission to drive it like that?
@@PoopPoopFart 🤔 The truck certainly does look similar but I can't find a shot in the ice cream truck chase that matches the one in this video. There's a sort of geometric tree on the right side of the frame that's not anywhere in the GB scene. VERY good eye though, because the truck looks almost the exact same, minus the logo on the side.
@@apollofell3925 Haha, thanks! I only recognized it because I noticed the dreadlocks and the soda jerk hat on the guy inside the truck, so I figured it had to be Good Burger related. But yeah, it looks like they just mirrored the original footage (probably to avoid an automatic copyright flag). You can find the bit they used at around 25 seconds into the original scene, where the tree you mention is on the left side of the frame.
OMG I've seen this!!!! At one point they got so stoned! And when they woke up the next day they thought they had eaten Sparky. 🤣🤣🤣 But Sparky appears and saves them at the end. 😥I cried! ... I mean obviously he couldn't save Kyler since Terry Lewis actually died during the scene in the ocean. Lmao 😂Best method actor ever!! R.I.P. 💀Much respect! 🦾🥇🏆
That’s why *Joey* failed. Maybe they should have tried giving that Lawrence boy who stole Nell Carter’s show (before Rosie tried to steal it from him) another show instead.
5 stars. This movie changed my whole life around. it was not only a comedy but a heart wrenching tale of 2 friends who didnt have enough time until it was all over. The theme of kidnapping to keep the ones you love close really shows the bond he had for his friend, so much so that he would break the law. I will now go get stoned, eat a dog, drown, and than steal an icecream truck in that order. thank you.
They crammed so many movies into this skit. Its well thought out, hilarious and I want to see more. Enjoy it before Hollywood snatches these guys up and extracts all the talent and fun.
I would watch the fuck outta that silly boy comedy. Just waiting for the sequel “Kyler’s Insane Weekend: weed boner Edition. Directors smoketacular trip the 3rd”
That’s why these movies are terrible: they are weapons of war against male sexuality. Literally every plot line could be solved by homosexuality in five minutes.
@@elladorosI think he is referring to ideas such as those discussed in Plato's Symposium, love between males, Greek style. Not saying I support it, but it is the most rational explanation for the previous person's comment. Just Google "Plato's Symposium", not gonna infodump here.
Working at Hollywood Video in the early 2000s i could see this crammed in with all the National Lampoon dvds guest starring Paris Hilton and Advril Lavigne.
Early 2000s comedies were, mostly, objectively bad movies, not saying they're not entertaining. Late 2000s early 2010s felt like a good time for them. They've taken a dive again, seemed to after the 90s as well. Hopefully we see a resurgence of quality.
That was the perfect and seamless combination of SP and R&M PS: "I wanna die but I don't wanna drown" is the most profound and satirical take on anxiety issues and social conditions I've ever witnessed
What’s the name of YOUR early 2000’s comedy?
The American Boys Trip: U-Haul style
The American road trip
Meet the Mildly- Hot Girlfriends: Mormon Edition, 2-Disc DVD Edition
American Teen Summer: European Vacation 2
Seriously, Sex Drive: Unrated is really, really funny. Have you seen it?
The "Bends over after getting hit in the balls" shot was pretty iconic at the time
Hollywood CGI these days can't replicate those levels of practical effects, truly a time to live in.
Man Getting Hit By Football
Ow! My balls!
@@WillSimmonsMineselfAw man it’s the ostrich thing with the balls!
ow, my balls!
To be fully accurate, the dog would be plastered everywhere in the advertisement for the movie. It would be on both the front and back of the DVD box and there would be a "Special Dog Edition" DVD. The dog would take up more time in the trailers then anything regarding the actual plot, despite the fact that the dog barely features in the film and every scene with it is revealed in the main trailer.
ah, the classic "Kangaroo Jack" marketing strategy
@@jonreece2793 precisely, that or the Big Fat Liar blue guy
@@jonreece2793dammit I was just about to say that! That movie was my very first lesson in false advertising. Snow Dogs is equally notorious for this deceitfulness
*Ahem* Men In Black II
I immediately thought about that, the movie had nothing to do with kangaroos @@jonreece2793
My brother calls these "gas station movies" cause you used to see them at convenience stores everywhere for like, two decades
that a neat way to call them
Reminds me of what I call lame soft rock from the 2000s like John Mayer, pharmacy music.
Sounds like "Clerks II".
@@winlover37Agreed. John Mayer has always sucked.
@nonmagicmike723 We do not speak ill of Clerks II!
Then they have the big "falling out" argument where one guys like
"You're just a loser man I'm gonna be somebody"
"Well atleast I don't leave my friends in the dirt!"
**then through the power of friendship**
"Look I was a big jerk man I'm sorry"
"No dude IM sorry"
and then they drown in the ocean, such a trope at this point
They are of course treated as equally at fault despite the "slacker" type CLEARLY being entirely in the wrong at every moment.
Honestly literally every time this is not in a movie I'm so happy.
@@wadespencer3623 But then they get some broski beers and hash it all out. And if theres a sequel it just happens all over again and you gotta sit there like “Jesus did you guys not just figure out your whole lives last week?”
Of course then they lightly pick up each others habits. The stoner does something responsible, the geek does something chill
I can just imagine one guy in the theater cackling loudly every time the dog coughs up weed smoke in the trailer.
guilty
95 IQ moment
Brian Griffin: I rewrote a whole *Chitty Chitty Bang Bang* song to promote weed legalization when I wasn’t busy drinking. What do I get? I mean besides running over and almost dying?
Lol this made me annoyed then smile 😅
Too accurate, PTSD and nostalgia lol
Hello
There’s definitely a scene where they eat laxatives thinking they’re edibles and then have very loud diarrhea in a public bathroom 😂
Then, later, it happens again, but to the antagonist after he "catches" the duo and takes a bite of the brownie while smirking and gloating about how he's "got them now". Then the stomach gurgle noise as the smile fades into a look of surprise. Then a far more graphic diarrhea scene.
I figured that was why they were on the golf course with no pants!
Or viagra...
5000th like :D
In the stall next to two hot Swedish girls who look at the stall like “wtf?!”
Don’t forget the sequel they do 20 years later when they’ve all visibly aged and it bombs at the box office
I think you’re thinking of dumb and dumber
Too soon 😢
Lol
that only happened to American Reaunion
@@greenrobot5 no, it also happened to dumb and dumber
but that's not a teen comedy nor was it from the 2000's. It came out in 94 @@generalv1nce
Oh man, the antagonist they piss off along the way who makes it their mission to catch them and the shot of his truck swerving with the back doors flopping around. That's somehow the most cliche 2000's movie thing I've ever seen even though I can't think of a specific example of it.
GOOD BURGER. THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT OF.
The Sleepover
I was thinking Max Keebles big move, when they steal the coil out of the ice cream mans truck
22 jump street
@@ZijnShayatanica Good memory
The little dog smoking weed is so accurate that it made me astral project to 2004.
Time travelling and astral projection is a duo I think the world could use more of.
I know in Dude Where's My Car there was a dog smoking weed, and I could have sworn there is another movie that shows that but I forgot what it was.
@@missourigreen051& then?
Let's hope Scotty doesn't find out, because Scotty doesn't know yet 😏 (if ykyk)
Bro same I made me laugh and think of simpler times
And next year they'll release the "raw, uncensored, and unleashed" edition that has like one topless girl in it.
This! 😂😂
Yeah, and it's always Tara Reid or that other girl that looks like Tara Reid.
Give me “South Park: bigger longer and uncut” vibes tbh
@@Mygloriouskingcarti08Where do you think South Park got that from?
And she has no ass
man I can't wait for American Weed Car: R-Road Drive Drive Trip Re- We- American Trip: American Weed Trip: The Car Road Trip Edition Weed Edition to come out this Veterans Day
It’s gonna be the best Christmas movie of all time
Yea, this summer is going to be amazing
Me poo!
Liar
@@to638ong bro i cant fuckin wait
This perfectly captures how 2000s films portray hedonism and workaholism as the only two options with no balance whatsoever.
watersoever
Bro got all philosophical with it
My dude that sounds surprisingly accurate to the modern world.
You either work your self to the bone in an almost certainly hopeless attempt to succeed in our quickly collapsing economy and society.
Or you accept The seemingly unavoidable damnation and hopelessness of our times and party and get laid in an endless series of one night stands to the end as the world around you burns to the ground.
I am not yet hopeless enough to accept that there is no future....but I have to say, everyday that mindset becomes harder and harder to justify, for example just in the past 4 years I have seen the value of my life savings Go down by over 50%, while the concept of owning my own house has gone from an inevitably to extremely unlikely, I mean the average home price has gone from 150,000 to 250,000 while my rent has increased from $700 a month to $1,500 that is over a hundred percent increase, while my pay has only gone up by 30%..... And the worst part is I am doing particularly good compared to the absolute majority of people, My rent might as well be free compared to 80% of Americans for instance.
@@anarchyandempires5452bro is yapping
@@yeedbottomtext7563fr lmao
Now it only lacks a Snoop Dogg cameo, a soundtrack featuring Smash Mouth for some reason, and Eugene Levy flapping for dear life next to that suitcase
If no Smash Mouth, insert Reel Big Fish
throw in Who Let The Dogs Out for at least a few seconds somewhere
Snoop dogg cameo fr 😂😂😂
I mean, there was a weed smoking dog in this, so it counts?
Well, we can’t forget about the girl the protagonist likes walking by in slow-motion, or the scene where someone trips and proceeds to face-plant directly onto the ground.
"This summer's gonna be different"
Literally every boy in the summer says this shit at the beginning
**record scratch**
Good lord...😂
no fuckin way
I feel like I see your comments pop up in videos I’d never expect lol
The close-up of the guy going cross-eyed after getting hit in the balls is absolutely mandatory.
Amazing that there will even be a gen alpha considering the 90s were just one big roshambo.
The Roat Trip Edition adds so much car
Hi Joel it’s Frank, can you tell Michael I’m not speaking to him until he uninvites Aton from his birthday party. Thanks!
Just some feedback to @Joel Haver -- the recommendation worked and I've seen several "Wizards with Guns" sketches now because of this. I really appreciate you taking the time to do that. Please keep highlighting smaller content creators, as well as the shorter and dumber ones too.
I need more car for my weed road!
Too hot for theaters it has to go straight to DVD.
The man himself commented! Great to see two great creators in the comments
Man I hate how accurate this is, literally every 2000’s comedy ends with the main characters dying in the ocean, what a cliché
this doesn't sound right but im too lazy to check
And in the 80’s they were all getting mauled by wolves.
Yeah that was a dark, depressing way to end the American Pie franchise. There were no jokes, just the main cast screaming and dying. I still get nightmares from that.
@@joshuastandlee3455 That's arguably how Monty Python and The Holy Grail ends, and it IS how Life of Brian ends.
I thought that was 90s comedy, you know, the one with the big boat with Ice Cube in it?
Feels like the kind of movie I'd not be allowed to watch as a kid, which I'd get all mad about, then finally I'd watch it years later and realize I really wasn't missing out on much.
It's definitely the kind of movie that One Edgy Kid in school would always talk about and make it seem like the funniest thing ever
@@casperrabbit7254Yeah, I was in high school in the late 00s/early 2010s, and all I heard was non-stop “Ted is the funniest movie ever made!”
I watched it years later, and it *is* funny, but not even close to the “funniest movie ever made.”
I had this with Final Destination, everyone at school was talking about it like it was the coolest most hard-core horror movie ever. Finally watched it this year and it did not live up to the hype!
That was me and the movie Moving. (late 80's not early 2000's) "Married With Children", "Mr. Belvedere", and "You Can't Do That On Television" were also banned. I missed out on "Married With Children" and "You Can't Do That On Television". With "Mr. Belvedere" they were doing me a favor.
The best friend doing something unforgivably selfish and then going "I did it for you own good!!" is a shitty comedy staple
Eh I'd forgive it, but I'm very chill. I mean I would put an immediate end to the shenanigans and never fully trust the person again, but would get over it as not forgiving even if physically safe is a bit harsh.
@@SéaFid
“immediate end to the shenanigans” get a load of this guy 😂
"No, you did it for YOUR own good!!"
You look exactly like someone who would write this comment.
So they look like a correct opinion haver?
You forgot the young, attractive woman who barely wears clothes who is in love with the main character despite him having no redeeming qualities.
The Pointless Love Interest Trope despite the guy showing nothing to be attracted too is Way too common.
Makes no sense
They would've had her in this video, but that would require them to actually know and talk to a young attractive woman...
they would had to find one first
“Forgot” uh huh 😭
I'm Adam Sandler, wanna see me make a movie that starts as a silly bro movie turned romcom turned tom hanks bootleg moralfest?
There’s gonna be a scene where they take either weed laced with something or acid (pick ur poison) and they will hallucinate the dog speaking and smoking weed with the voice of Snoop Dogg for his random cameo
It would just be weed, it did whatever the filmmakers needed it to do back then. It could just make you lazy and hungry, give you superpowers, make you have vivid hallucinations, or it could just flat out give you an acid trip.
ahhh every stoner's wet dream and life goal
If you described this plotline to me like it was a real movie I would totally lie about having seen it in 2004.
Greetings. I am from the year 2024.
The only thing missing is "From the Producers of Scary Movie 3".
How dare you! 3 is arguably the best of the series, having David fucking Zucker as producer and director.
No way he'd get involved with something like this.
@@smaller_cathedralsnah, it was all downhill after 1
@@BeeHatGuy1 & 2 were perfect, 3 was good, everything else was bleh
3 is the best imo
Charlie Sheen, Leslie Nielsen and the new love interest of Cindy (the white dude that wanted to become a rapper) were hilarious
@@kimashitawa8113 The white rapper is a lame joke that refuses to die. Bud Bundy as Grand Master B on Married With Children, the daughter's boyfriend on The Cleveland Show, the younger brother in Meet The Parents, the boyfriend of the Hmong kid's sister in Gran Torino, Jamie Kennedy in Malibu's Most Wanted (ok this last one was funny)
The “characters screaming at each other in horror” trope immediately followed by the “music cuts off as an animal yelps in a way that’s clearly not diagetic or even synced up to the original audio” trope is just *chefs kiss*
The thumbnail even has a white background! The attention to detail is just... perfect.
Thanks for noticing!!
And the bra on the hedges
And red text.
@worthybutter2004 Your pfp looks really familiar to me and I cannot place where it is from.
@@calowenby1654 Well, it's not from a TV show or a movie. It's just a photo of myself.
I always find it funny that these movies were so dominant that even comedy films that were a little bit more intelligent than this had to market themselves as if they were the same thing. So now when you're trying to recommend one of those to someone, you have to be like "No dude I promise, it's actually really good, I swear".
For example, School of Rock is a movie from Richard Linklater, director of Before Sunrise, that does not have any jokes that involve boobs, farting, or someone getting hit in the crotch. It's got a very smart script, with lots of satisfying setups and payoffs, and it definitely takes itself a little bit more seriously even if it is lighthearted and funny. And yet, the cover on the dvd got that classic white background with the bright red text, and if you watch the original trailer from 2003, you'll see it's edited similar to this parody.
i want someone to do a study on this
Nacho Libre also I thought was trashy as a kid but looking back it has some genius cinematography and writing at times.
@@seronymus 1000% Agree. Its crude humor belies a pure soul. I think the cinematography is comparable to Wes Anderson's movies (at least his early ones), and even though he farts once or twice, Nacho has a satisfying character arc. The strong character writing separates it from other goofy early 2000s comedies such as Dude, Where's My Car, but that same goofiness combined with the visual flair and unique directorial style from Jared Hess sets it apart from other "feel-good/uplifting underdog" movies, like Here Comes The Boom starring Kevin James.
The gay kid was a stereotype and they would fully emasculate him if they made it today because manbad.
I remember as a 13 year old thinking School of Rock looked crappy and being shocked when it got so many masterpiece-level reviews. I suppose if I knew anything about Richard Linklater or Mike White, I might have had a clue. I wonder how their fans reacted to the trailer, it would have looked like they were phoning it in.
Don't forget the waiter or waitress that spills all the food and drink onto protagonists lap after a ruckus is caused
This sounds weirdly familiar lol.
Then they fall in love
the script is obviously hilarious as always, but i sincerely want to acknowledge how great the editing is. it feels so campy and perfect, you guys nailed it. the wipe transitions, that sped up shot of the bike at the beginning, the sound effects, the awful guitar backing track. it’s all perfect. meet me under the bleachers.
THE STUPID MADE UP WORD FOR “BOOB”!!! WHY WAS THAT SUCH A COMMON TROPE???
that guitar is actually ok
"awful guitar backing track"? nah that pop punk is dope
@@multidweebecause of surfer culture
Tahonkaz @@multidwee
Spoiler:
Despite seemingly like a massive plot point in the trailer, the middle of the ocean bit turns out to be a three second nightmare sequence.
Kangaroo Jack was like this with the deceptive trailer 🦘
@@seronymus That's exactly what I was thinking of.
Or it's a pool they woke up in where the pool guy chases them out with a leaf skimmer
Happy death day featuring the protagonist skydiving with no parachute in a bikini in a way that makes it look like the plot will somehow lead to her being in an airplane for some reason but this shot is actually part of a montage.
I'd like to think this initally was just going to be a regular parody of these types of 2000s movies including a single shot of the two guys in the ocean, but then the takes were just so funny you decided to go completely absurdist and just make the rest of the sketch about the ocean part
Can I share my favorite scene from the movie that I wrote in my head?
Three stoners walking in a dark tunnel when their flashlight dies. They are freaking out until one of them takes a hit from a vape pen to calm down and the green led lights up the tunnel. The rest of the movie is the struggle to escape the tunnels while managing a flashing, dying vape pen light and a man in the process of inhaling an entire gram of concentrate.
You’re hired!
Pls tell me he is hired for real
I've had the same idea!
I wish I could inhale a gram of concentrate :(
I've done this before. It's a lot less interesting in a straight tunnel lol.
I have the Weed Edition of this movie and I love the 3 extra minutes of bong smoking scenes. It really adds to the character development
How? How do we learn more about the character by watching them inhale a joint for an extra 180 seconds? I can do that at home.
This is why there is 80s nostalgia: we kept cringe at manageable levels because the 70s taught us what to look for, and there was enough non-cringe content to watch instead that you could ignore the crap.
@@Attmay I'm pretty sure he was joking
@@Attmaybro i saw your other comments, ive just got to say: please, for the love of god, take a joke and stop being your grunty old self
Ah, this is a film id watch as a kid, with my parents who would tell me to close my eyes every other 10 minutes.
Yeah that's a fair description.
I hope my parents would warned me to close my eyes
"I want my tombstone to say that I HAD A JOB!" Absolutely slaughtered. WELL DONE
🤣🤣🤣
My parents can officially put that on my tombstone as of this year
The weird thing is that the original American Pie trilogy had like zero references to cannabis and yet they were the blueprint for every stoner comedy movie in the 00s.
I suppose the problem was that it was very cheap and easy to make a direct-to-DVD movie with a few scenes of nudity and still turn a profit, the horror movie industry has been doing the same thing for like 50+ years.
They were not the blueprint for stoner “comedies,“ which were some of the unfunniest movies of all-time for their homophobic “jokes” and their offensive assertion, one with racist connotations, that all stoners are lazy and stupid.
AP was the template for the decline and fall of National Lampoon with all those equally unfunny direct-to-video simpathons after Chevy Chase and Beverly D’Angelo effectively retired from the *Vacation* franchise. Jim Jimirro has a lot to answer for.
@@Attmaywhining about homophobic jokes only tells me youre one of the unfunniest people of all-time
@Attmay ah one of those perpetually miserable "people" who are the reason comedies are extinct now. Walk into the wilderness and never return.
@@laytonsilz8576 people who think the only way to be funny is punching down aren't much funnier.
@@clownball3457It's not the only way, but it's a fun one. And they deserve it because they eat da poo poo.
“I want to die but I don’t want to drown!” Is such a haunting line in the middle of it all lmao
Seann William Scott is contractually obligated to be in every movie like this.
Sweet! What does mine say?
Dude! What about mine? 😮
Sweeeeet @@ruthielalastor2209
@@ruthielalastor2209SWEET! WHAT DOES MINE SAY?!
“Mr. Scientist guy, don’t spray that aerosol in my eye… *I’m a noble rabbit.* “
Did you say fushigi? Fun fact, one birthday I got three separate fushigi balls (the ball David Bowie "contact juggles" with in labyrinth) from three different people. My great grandmother, my school friend, and my parents close friend at the time. You might think getting three fushigi balls is awful but I appreciated the thought and just having people who cared. What was actually the bad thing I found was three different people in my life, who had no connection to one another, saw the fushigi ball and thought "This looks like something Jon will like.". Quite a blow to my self image... I guess I look like a fushigi guy... God help me.
This made our day!
@@Wizards_with_Guns My parents really loved it too. It came with a DVD that taught you how to master the power of the fushigi and we all sat down and watched it and my dad said "Wow, buddy, look you can be as cool as this guy!" (He didn't look cool). Still to this day, when they are around, I pick up spherical things and say "Hey, guys, check this out... Jelly fish..." And I do the beginner level 'Jelly fish' move.
Look that up if you aren't familiar. It's a real sweet move.
I might be wrong but contact juggling balls aren’t “fushigi balls”, Fushigi is just the brand name of contact juggling balls from that commercial.
@@DeathnoteBByes, this
Did your self esteem ever recover from being seen as a "fushigi guy"? Because mine wouldn't.
You just know "In Too Deep" would play while the main characters struggle to keep their heads above water.
Been watching you guys for the past 2 years and I think it’s impossible for you guys to make a bad sketch.
Agreed!
You are too kind my friend :)
@@Wizards_with_Guns No, you’re just too much of a comedic genius my good sir.
They’re so underrated. I can’t believe they have less than 100k subs.
“I wanna die but I don’t wanna drown” actually sounds like a line from one of “those” movies lol
This makes me feel nostalgic for a movie that doesn't exist.
The original comment got cut from the movie, but you can find it in the directors cut of American Weed Car: 2 Weed 2 Car
Movies broke the punchbowl when Disney bought Miramax, and selling it didn’t erase the damage they did to them.
"Oh person that seems to only exist to cause problems to my life and brings nothing to this relationship, you are my best friend."
Haha, but he DOES bring something to his life: life is short, so don’t bother getting a job 😎 plus fun can only come from doing crimes or objectifying women or drowning in an ocean.
Lawyer guy was wrong to be boring and responsible, is the general lesson I learned from many 2000s films.
@@rotflmfao3474 to be fair, the movies did also make the "responsible" guys incredibly pathetic and annoying and uptight. They really wanted to hammer in the idea that corporate life removes all of your identity and personality and turns you into a robot. Being boring *is* kind of a bad thing to a lot of people.
Only exception I can think of is Accepted, where Justin Long's main character actually gets to be a somewhat responsible guy and a fun guy at the same time. A true gem and still my favorite of the era.
@@rotflmfao3474Men objectify women, and women objectify men. If a guy claims otherwise he is verging into creepy "nice guy" territory, like those male feminists who claim to be straight but call women "sister", and not in the black slang way.
@@SéaFidwho tf cares if a straight guy says sister. You act like people will call you a nice guy for no reason. And then say something so incel-ly.
Edit:also doesn't help that the person said was that objectified woman. And you felt the need to say that can be objectified. Which also super incel-ly.
@@jijittersthe issue is that its so over the top that it completely destroys the balance.
If the laid back friend was just a well meaning screw up. Then it could be somewhat understandable.
But instead he's so ridiculous that he just becomes selfish and too dumb to live.
So the serious friend is just kind of sucks. While laid back friend is so unbelievably awful.
“To you, life is one big summer.
But to me, it’s one big book”
10/10 writing, won all the Oscars
Dude, the first part genuinely felt like a trailer you'd see on a DVD disk back in 2014.
back in 2014? you mean 2004?
No, this is peak 2000s.
@chinsaw2727lol true I hope this is what they meant
Nobody says "DVD disk" they just say DVD. You're so 2020's
This. Is DVD. It's a movie on a disk the size of a CD
The pinnacle of the comedy in late 90's/early 2000: Dudes getting hit in the nuts, weed and Uni.
Knowing what we know now, it was part of the push for emasculation propaganda.
1:55 I really hope other people were at the beach that they filmed this at
This is a movie my parents would let us watch because we didn’t have cable and it was the only thing left at Blockbuster.
Too bad you can’t call CPS retroactively.
Attmay damn it’s not that serious
@@Attmaythis dude here is so triggered.
Is it wrong for me to say I’d actually watch a full movie of this unironically?
Yes
@@Wizards_with_Guns then I guess I don’t wanna be right
@@redman8828 agreed
@@redman8828 agreed
I would until Sparky died
This rolled well into the late 2000’s as well. They were still making American Pie spinoffs.
American Reunion came out in 2012, as well.
both of them screaming at each other for no reason was the most accurate part
"To you, life is one big summer."
My recently turned 25 y/o ass legit paused the video and just thought about that for a second. I felt so called out.
This summer is the car edition.
This Christmas is the road trip edition.
This Veterens Day is the weed edition.
This is canon now.
When's the boner edition?
Was happy to see the "Main Character commits incredibly illegal crime" trope. That was everywhere in these movies.
But it's okay because it was part of wacky shenanigans™️. Which makes it completely legal. Like that time stole a school bus while running away from the guy at a gas stop trying to return me my keys (he was super creepy and I thought he had a knife) and I accidentally parked the school bus on some railway tracks.
I don't know, I laughed way more at this than any other 2000 comedy
can't wait for this veteran-chrismas-summer day when it comes out
I'm totally going go see it in a theater *in the middle of the ocean*
At first, I thought it was one of those free UA-cam movies with ads when I clicked on it and actually wanted to watch it
The colour grading, the camera angles, the voiceover splices. Beautiful work.
What do you mean by color grading?
@@seronymus post-1960s American movies have had a distinctive fear of color that has made so many of them ugly and unpleasant to watch. Boomers made the beautiful and colorful cinematography of 1940s Technicolor and 1950s and 1960s widescreen epics were replaced with dull, fuzzy, poorly lit trash made by and for degenerates.
Nearly 60 years ago, WB made Broadway’s *My Fair Lady* into a glorious movie that won 8 Oscars and deserved more. Now, they make toy commercials while casting woman-beaters as superheroes and the co-star of a p3d0 movie in a Willy Wonka backstory nobody asked for that still gives money to the estate of an antisemite. Hollywood is dead and boomers killed it.
@@Attmay late to reply but thank you interesting
I can't wait for the unrated version to come out on DVD!
“i wanna die but i don’t wanna drown”
truly shakespearean writing
0:29 it’s the guy that planted a land mine under trampoline to endanger children, what a multiverse
The dog that does innapropriate things is a staple
One time my friends and I were looking for an old ww1 fort, and a group of stoners we found helped us find the entrance:
Stoners are the gatekeepers of the universe
There's also the 2 attractive women, one that's stereotypically hot and one that's shy hot. The main character usually has to choose between the two ie road trip, American pie 2, Euro trip kinda (had the German chick then the girl that was part of the main group, both perused by 2 different guys but similar idea)... I'm sure there's more, those are just a few off the top of my head.
And then a scene comes in where the stereotypically hot girl flashes the main character and his friends and they all stand there shocked
The "shy hot" girl is conventionally attractive except maybe she has glasses etc. I'm glad we mostly got past that dark age of thinking glasses are ugly, as much as I miss the 2000s.
@@seronymus”she took off her glasses! Who knew she was hot?!”
This movie would so have the "Piracy it's a crime" commercial on its DVD.
You wouldn’t steal a car
You wouldn’t steal a weed car
You wouldn't download a Dog that smokes weed
@@awwmahbreadsticks1094 The show "The IT Crowd" does a great parody of this ad.
@@PeterMoss54321 the first thing I thought of lol
One of the best bits of IT Crowd
0:56 oh my gosh that classic groin impact where the character does that face
Not enough honka-donka-badonkas in the trailer to be accurate
I have not been able to stop thinking about “American Weed Trip: The Car”
you guys even nailed the exact font ALL of these moves used
It was ugly and tacky then and it’s ugly and tacky now.
"Bad Trip" would be an insane name for this
Who’s gonna tell them?
Isn't that the name of an actual movie that exists?
I appreciate that this trailer still gives away way less of the whole movie than any trailer from the last decade does for their own advertised movie.
"I can't keep doing this forever, I wanna be a lawyer forever" is the most underrated quote
The director admitted the goal of this movie was to convince dogs to say NO to drugs. If you are a dog and you do weed, your owners will take you to the ocean and EAT you.
2:05 them casually dropping the sickest transition ever
It's always the little things that impress me most. The less-than-one-second clip of the ice cream truck - that can't possibly be stock video. Which begs the question HOW did you get that ice cream truck and WHAT in God's name did you say to get permission to drive it like that?
would love to know this too!
That appears to be footage from the Good Burger movie (you can find the scene if you look up "Good Burger: Ice Cream Truck Chase").
@@PoopPoopFart 🤔 The truck certainly does look similar but I can't find a shot in the ice cream truck chase that matches the one in this video. There's a sort of geometric tree on the right side of the frame that's not anywhere in the GB scene. VERY good eye though, because the truck looks almost the exact same, minus the logo on the side.
@@apollofell3925 Haha, thanks! I only recognized it because I noticed the dreadlocks and the soda jerk hat on the guy inside the truck, so I figured it had to be Good Burger related. But yeah, it looks like they just mirrored the original footage (probably to avoid an automatic copyright flag). You can find the bit they used at around 25 seconds into the original scene, where the tree you mention is on the left side of the frame.
@@PoopPoopFart holy shit you have hawk eyes
OMG I've seen this!!!! At one point they got so stoned! And when they woke up the next day they thought they had eaten Sparky. 🤣🤣🤣 But Sparky appears and saves them at the end. 😥I cried! ... I mean obviously he couldn't save Kyler since Terry Lewis actually died during the scene in the ocean. Lmao 😂Best method actor ever!! R.I.P. 💀Much respect! 🦾🥇🏆
The thumbnail is SO accurate to most 2000 Comedies that it’s actually scary
It takes a great actor to mimick the terrible 2000s acting so perfectly
That’s why *Joey* failed. Maybe they should have tried giving that Lawrence boy who stole Nell Carter’s show (before Rosie tried to steal it from him) another show instead.
Dude this is so on point right down to the blink 182 style riffs in the background. You guys are on it yet again!
The line “I can’t keep doing this forever” over a shot of them doing silly shit in costumes is the most accurate moment in this whole thing
Watching this in 360p to get that 2000s vibe
5 stars.
This movie changed my whole life around. it was not only a comedy but a heart wrenching tale of 2 friends who didnt have enough time until it was all over. The theme of kidnapping to keep the ones you love close really shows the bond he had for his friend, so much so that he would break the law. I will now go get stoned, eat a dog, drown, and than steal an icecream truck in that order. thank you.
“I want to die but I don’t want to drown”
Probably the realest reaction to drowning lol
They crammed so many movies into this skit. Its well thought out, hilarious and I want to see more. Enjoy it before Hollywood snatches these guys up and extracts all the talent and fun.
0:14 is that my dog? Pug got buzzed
You're the type of person they make these movies for.
And the dog 😂 there’s always a random ass animal sidekick
As a 2000's/early 2010's kid I can say that this is so accurate and something I would have watched
I would watch the fuck outta that silly boy comedy.
Just waiting for the sequel “Kyler’s Insane Weekend: weed boner Edition. Directors smoketacular trip the 3rd”
Oh my god lmfao
*American Weed Car:*
R- _uhh,_ Road Drive,
*Drive Trip:*
Re- We-
*American*
*Trip:*
*American Weed Trip:*
The Car
_Road Trip Edition_
*_Weed Edition_*
I think we should bring back this type of narration in movie trailers. Its so corny i love it.
God I forgot how overplayed that balls joke was
That’s why these movies are terrible: they are weapons of war against male sexuality. Literally every plot line could be solved by homosexuality in five minutes.
@@AttmayWhat
@@elladorosI think he is referring to ideas such as those discussed in Plato's Symposium, love between males, Greek style. Not saying I support it, but it is the most rational explanation for the previous person's comment. Just Google "Plato's Symposium", not gonna infodump here.
@@elladoros I dunno man
Working at Hollywood Video in the early 2000s i could see this crammed in with all the National Lampoon dvds guest starring Paris Hilton and Advril Lavigne.
Dude, Where's My Pie? Did You Finger It?
- Steve-O's Mom Director's Cut Edition -
0:00-0:02 nah y’all got it. The music choice, the sound design, the super quick edit😂 they definitely know what they’re talking about.
the super sped up shot of the kid on the bike at the beginning is too perfect
Early 2000s comedies were, mostly, objectively bad movies, not saying they're not entertaining. Late 2000s early 2010s felt like a good time for them.
They've taken a dive again, seemed to after the 90s as well. Hopefully we see a resurgence of quality.
*Drop Dead Gorgeous* was the last Hollywood comedy that made me laugh out loud consistently.
This has some serious "Rob Schneider is the stapler" vibes
I watched this trailer
IN THE MIDDLE OF THE OCEAN
That was the perfect and seamless combination of SP and R&M
PS: "I wanna die but I don't wanna drown" is the most profound and satirical take on anxiety issues and social conditions I've ever witnessed