Happy Gilmore (1996) Wife's First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!
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- Happy Gilmore (1996)
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Chubs getting his hand bitten off by an alligator is just his cover story. He did black ops in South America and an alien creature apparently shot his arm off.
but his best cover was being a legendary boxer in the 80s
@@bernhardtsen74 that was what he did before his spec ops days. Its why he was so fit before going to the jungle.
*Adam Sandler's sick days from school is what got Bob Barker that job.*
Oh wow, it makes sense.
Lol as soon as I saw "cover story" I knew exactly what you were referring to
"The price is wrong bitch"😂😂😂 the fight with Bob Barker is hilarious!
I don't want a peice of you, i want the whole thing 😂😂😂
Did anyone see the skit that was kind of a sequel that they did a few years ago?
It was done after Bob had been hospitalized for something.
He went Undertaker on Happy’s ass
“You eat pieces of shit for breakfast?” Best comeback in movie history.
actually the best line is the price is wrong bitch
This reaction video was fantastic!!! Fun Fact: Shooter McGavin (Christopher McDonald) became a golf icon because of this film. To this day, Christopher McDonald can show up at any golf course and never pay for a single round due to golfers paying for his round so that they can say "I played a round of golf with Shooter McGavin"!!! Keep it going you two!!!
Shooter mcgavin was originally gonna be played by Bruce Campbell 😁
@@Nclake5485 "Huh, it could have worked..." Fun Fact # 2: After playing a round of golf paid by another golfer, the paying golfer's most requested autograft is as follows: Paying Golfer,
You're a piece of $h!t.
Shooter McGavin
Fun fact Christopher Macdonald
Got so drunk he walked naked out on a golf course.
And kept calling himself Shooter.
@@michaelross1452 It could see it happen....
@@Nclake5485 honestly Christopher McDonald is really inspired casting for the role. He’s an almost effortlessly charming actor but he’s really good at playing the smarmy asshole
Little fun fact: Bob Barker was offered a double for the fight scene but refused entirely saying "It's okay, I know how to fight". Barker is actually a black belt in Tang soo do karate, having trained with Chuck Norris and his brother for years.
He also a Marine
Such a hilarious and endlessly rewatchable movie. I loved the fake hand for Carl Weathers because it's so obvious that he's just holding a fake hand in his real one with a longer shirt sleeve. Priceless.
Fun fact: One of the Carl Weathers right hand movies (Spoiler)
As well as having his right hand missing here, in Predator he loses his right arm, still firing his weapon, and Combat Carl is missing his right hand in Toy Story of Terror.
"Happy Gilmore," "The Wedding Singer," "Anger Management": Sandler's holy trinity.
I die laughing whenever I hear "I feel pretty" - Nicholson is hilarious. Anger Management, YEAH!
The Bob Barker fight is the best part of the movie!!!
I worked in a movie theater when this came out, and I saw the trailer a hundred times. In the trailer he says, "The price is wrong, Bob.". It blew my mind when he said "bitch" in the movie.
Bob Barker actually trained with chuck Norris for years and earned a black belt on karate
@@craigplatel813
Consequently Bob got his ass kicked a lot sparring, he was so pleased when he learned that he won the fight in this movie.
Sandler at his peak, and one of the best comedy villains ever.
The casting for this film was so good. Even Jaws as Happy's old boss was brilliant.
I love Lee Trevino's cameos in this movie. You really have to appreciate that legendary golfer playing along.
It’s unfortunate that it’s been a while since the general public recognized Lee Trevino.
He was the inspiration for the Lee Carvallo's Putting Challenge joke from The Simpsons.
I never cared for golf, but, when i watched this movie with my wife of the time and saw Trevino I yelled out who it was. My wife said, who? So i told her who he was. i may not have been into golf but was born in El Paso where Trevino called home.
Trevino may be a legend but he was a real A-Hole to me and my friend. We had VIP tickets for a senior golf tourney and had breakfast with the Pro's. We met Arnold Palmer, Chi-Chi Rodreguiz and more of the greats they talked for a bit and signed our programs. I saw Lee leaving the tent and asked if he would sign too. He looked at us and told us to F*ck Off! Maybe he was just having a bad day. But chatting with Arnie made our day.
@@shannonjohnson6532 The ending credits of that episode were priceless...
Fun Fact! That fight with Bob Barker won the MTV Movie Award for Best Fight Scene. And it helped boost the ratings for The Price Is Right afterwards. 😁😁😁😁
Jeez, you wake up one day and Happy Gilmore is 26 years old.
Ben Stiller's performance in this movie is one for the ages.
With the porn star mustache
What's really funny is that the actor who plays Shooter is by all reports a supremely kind and warm person and he plays a scoundrel SO well.
It's always more fun playing the villain
There is definitely a scene where Happy confronts the orderly guy about treating his Grandma poorly. The orderly tries to convince Happy that Grandma has "Senilitus Maximus". Happy then proceeds to throw him out of the third story window. It's on the old VHS and DVD releases.
"The nail's gone!"
Since no one else pointed it out yet, Happy's boss with the nail in his head is played by Richard Kiel. You'll discover what he's most famous for if/when you start watching James Bond, but he's also in the Gene Wilder/Richard Pryor movie Silver Streak.
What, no love for Eegah?
Jaws
Sadly he passed 2014
@@trentmacdonald6283 Watch out for snakes!
Also, this is the second film that Kiel and Carl Weathers made together. They have a vicious knife fight in the movie, "Force 10 from Navarone."
“You fucking play it where it lies!” Gets me every time
The giant dude is Richard Kiel. Played 'Jaws' in Bond films, and other roles that demanded an intimidating seven-and-a-half foot guy. Love him in everything.
The "big guy" was the late Richard Kiel (pronounced Keel): he played many great characters over the years, including a villain in a couple of James Bond films, as well as a prison inmate in the original "The Longest Yard".
His scenes, and the famous Bob Barker fight scene, are classic.
The original The Longest Yard with Burt Reynolds needs to be on the list of movies to review.
Thank you for confirming that he was JAWS in bond films
This is one of the best comedies in Adam Sandler's career, cool reaction as always Schmitt & Samantha, you both take care
Agreed.
Agreed. I also like Billy Madison, The Waterboy, and Big Daddy.
IMO, this is THE best comedy in Adam Sandler's career.
@@snoopygonewilder Those three (four), plus The Wedding Singer. There are others I enjoy, but those five are probably the funniest (Mr. Deeds is also pretty good, but mostly thanks to John Turturro, rofl... Ole!)
I think this one is the funniest but overall, I like Little Nicky better
The homeless caddy (Allen Covert) is in a bunch of Sandler movies, but most notably he plays the lead role in Grandma's Boy.
"your gonna die clown!!!" I forgot how much that moments cracks me up
you're*
One of the times I stayed home sick from school way back when happened to be the very day that The Price Is Right was promoting Happy Gilmore and Bob Barker's featured cameo in it. The first Showcase was the standard fare, but the second one began with CBS airing the entire hilarious fight scene between Bob and Happy, and they aired the lines "The price is wrong, bitch!" and Bob Barker later retorting "Now you've had enough... bitch." uncensored (that's how I remember it anyway). The final prize was a deluxe Winnebago, presented by Adam Sandler himself... but the ending was anti-climactic, as the contestant underbid on it by like $80,000. Anyhow, that's my random Happy Gilmore story.
Also, I gotta add, that Christopher McDonald as Shooter gives one of the best multi-tiered facial reactions ever after "You eat pieces of shit for breakfast?" - - "... ...No!" Cracks me up every time.
Finally, you two might think you've reacted to a lot of movies for this channel, but the way I see it, you've only just begun.
I have a similar story about The Price Is Right. My uncle won a Winnebago on the show. He and my aunt were both killed trying to drive it home, because it's the size of a building and they never drove anything but little cars... True story. Damnit I hate that Bob Barker!
@@st0n3p0ny Yeah, well, nice to meet you man. (...psycho.)
@@ergoat lol... I really was serious though. They both died on the freeway.
wow.. i felt like i was there reading this..
There is a scene where Happy does beat up Ben Stiller for finding out about him mistreating his grandma but it was only on the vhs or TV edited version they showed the scene I believe.
It was the TV edit where Happy throws him out of the window.
Omg Samantha went from crying with Creed to dying of laughter with Chubbs. Lobe her laughter. You are a lucky guy dude. Great reaction video. Next: Zohan!!
It's probably a tie between this and The Wedding Singer as my favorite Sandler films.
Sandler’s movies are known for their raucous comedy, but if you notice there’s a sweetness to them that critics fail to see. His characters usually perform a random act of kindness towards someone. Here, he hires the homeless man as his caddy. In “Billy Madison” and “The Wedding Singer” (with Drew Barrymore) there are a couple of scenes which if you’ve seen the movies you know what I’m talking about.
Even in this film, Happy is extremely loyal and loving to his grandma. There is an extra scene in the TV cut where Happy gets his revenge on Ben Stiller’s character.
Some critics kinda throw shade that he is always working with his friends. However I think it shows he supports his friends. For how back stabbing Hollywood can be at times. I think it's admirable that he supports himself and others.
@@CannonRaw Interesting how they have no problem with Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson appearing in so many movies together or Seth Rogen, Paul Rudd, Steve Carell, etc. Then there’s the Kevin Smith View Askew Universe. What’s wrong with working with your friends? If you make good movies, who cares?
I've seen this movie a million times, but seeing how much you two enjoyed the continual Chubs joke with his hand made me laugh like it was the first time all over again.
That shot of Lincoln, Chubbs, and the gator in the clouds is SO STUPID but it absolutely kills me every. single. time.
Those early Sandler movies were definitely the best of his career; the thing is although the comedy was outstanding and sometimes out of nowhere (what some might say "stoner comedy") they also had heart, whether the grandma in HG or winning his fathers respect in Billy Madison, which later movies didnt have. I cant believe this movie is 26 yrs old.
I would say Click is a later example of that, with one of the most heart-wrenching scenes I’ve seen in film.
One of my favs on VHS growing up 😆
8:15 - 8:19 Fun Fact.. Carl Weathers DID play Football from 1971-1974.. he was a linebacker.
After 1974, he retired to pursue a career in acting.
I wouldn't be surprised if this was Sandler and Weathers talking outside their roles lol
And I'm sure we're all grateful he did. Otherwise who knows who might have taken his place in the Rocky series? Who else could have pulled off the role of Dillon in Predator like he did? Or worse yet, who else could be a mentor to Tobias Fünke?
@@mikethemotormouth maybe a young Danny Glover, he was also pretty big. But i'm happy Carl got the role for sure
He played for the BC Lions right here in Vancouver where this movie was filmed
I wonder if that was meant as the joke for those in the know.
Fun fact: The guy playing the head of the tour is played by Dennis Dugan, the director of the film.
Recently Adam attempted to hit a golf ball like this again. He's still got it
Rob Schneider mimics his move in “50 First Dates” and Adam Sandler’s character’s reaction is hilarious.
"And you can count, on me waiting for you in the parking lot."
Fun fact: Happy’s grandma also appeared in “The Karate Kid” and “The Karate Kid III”. Her name was Frances Bay. She played the woman from New Jersey who lived in the apartments in Reseda.
Wasn't she also on an episode of Seinfeld were Jerry is trying to steal her purse
@@vincentpulido9463 That was her!
@@vincentpulido9463 He was stealing a marbled rye.
That's not a fun fact; that's just employment history.
@@NikkiTaLance I bet you’re a lot of fun at parties. 🙄
I can't believe I never realized in hindsight that that was Claire ( Julie Bowen ).
Hi. Just wanted to pop in the comments and say I’m really enjoying your reactions. Thanks for doing what you do!
one of his 3 best comedies, along with 50 first dates and the wedding singer. also, uncut gems was easily his best film overall, and well worth a watch...also punch drunk love.
RIP Richard Kiel (Mr Larson).. He'll be waiting for all of us in the big parking lot in the sky.
Definitely check out Sandler's more serious roles like Uncut Gems and Reign Over Me. He is so heartbreaking in the latter.
And Punch Drunk Love too!
Honestly, I think Billy Madison is his best movie. And a very misunderstood one, too. I think it's the peak of his surrealist brand of humor, and fits the most.
@@robertparker6280 Punch Drunk Love is fantastic. I agree.
@@trenchy1990 broh, that's so high brow of you.. lmao jk..
anyways.. make sure your xanax script is filled before starting Uncut Gems.. wouldn't want to keel over at such a young age from an adam sandler film.. imagine _that_ on your gravestone..
Given the right role Adam Sandler can be a terrific actor. He's obviously very funny but few realize how good he can be at serious acting too
One of those movies you quote forever after seeing it.
This movie came out when i was still in high school. So many good comedies came out around that time and this was one of the best.
Both this movie and Billy Madison were essential viewing for this kind of silly over the top Adam Sandler humor during my teenage years.
"You're gonna die clown!"
I say this all the time.
I watched this movie more than any other as a kid growing up.. I remember I had the VHS and I would always play it in my room.. such a classic
laughing with tbr and sam is my zoloft frfr
one thing I've noticed about Sandler's movies, is that while they can be vulgar and goofy, the main character always has a kind heart.
"He shouldn't have been standing there!" is such a great delivery.
They made a Funko pop of Chubbs, and the chase version has the missing fingers on the hand. It's one of my favorite little details.
TBR laughing hysterically over the whole thing is just pure magic, you can tell how much he likes it, your wife is laughing at you more than the film
'Happy learned how to putt. Uh oh!'
Drive for glory, putt for money...
Can you imagine pitching that cameo to Bob Barker?
Considering that I grew up watching Bob Barker on the Price is Right as a kid in the 90's and 2000's, I love the fight between Happy and Bob! Love this movie!
sticking with the golfing comedy theme, you should also check out Caddyshack with Chevy Chase, Bill Murray, Ted Knight, and Rodney Dangerfield.
The best scene, in my opinion, was with Bob Barker kicking the crap out of Happy. Those two did a follow up scene together for charity which is also a riot...should check it out.
I love "Little Nicky", "Punch Drunk Love" and "50 First Dates" the most from Sandler ❤️ Was my first time "Happy Gilmore" with you today and Sandlers Movies are always hilarious but sooo heartful at the same time - thats what I love about his movies.
The pineapple scene... is always the first thing that comes to my mind when thinking of Little Nicky.
Agreed! Only movie i would add to the list is the one he becomes a billionaire. Cant remember the name..
Carl Weathers is hilarious in the tv show Arrested Development. A comedy I recommend is Grandma's Boy.
He certainly is. "Baby, you got a stew going". :D
So I made a stew.
Actually, there's an interesting trivia tidbit:
On Happy's line, "Why didn't you play a normal sport, like football?" to Chubbs, it's actually an inside joke. Carl Weathers played in the NFL for parts of two seasons.
Please react to, Chris Farley's "Tommy Boy", from 1995! 🙏🙏🙏
Is a true 1990s comedy classic, with the best comedy skil from both David Spade and Chris Farley!
Hell yeah, please this!
Oh HELL YEAH!
What did you do!? Gets me every time
I let my kids watch this with me when they were very young ( 8 and 5). At one point they were repeating the Bob Barker fight scene dialogue in public. I had to sit them down and talk about appropriate places to not use that language. I was lucky that they were very mature and got it so we could keep watching the movie, every now and then.
Memories...I taught my son about appropriate language in appropriate places...same age, 8. Never cursed in the house in front of me again until he was 21. Parents, teach your children well (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young).
@@CrayCruz I was amazed how at a such a young age they were able to understand that at home watching a movie that was outrages we could laugh at it but in real life it was inappropriate. And then they actually were able to practice it, without slipping up.
Happy Gilmore is definitely my favourite Adam Sandler comedy, with Billy Madison taking second place for me. His early comedies were usually really funny, but oh boy did the quality of his comedy movies decline later... He's also done a couple of serious movies where he was surprisingly good, though.
Little nicky is defo top 3 aswell imo
In this day and age, the social media whack jobs wouldn’t agree with Sandler’s newer comedies because there’s always someone who’s going to be offended these days. Or really any comedies these days. Miss the days when people could just enjoy any movie they want. I think his comedy movies are a bit of an acquired taste since it took me watching them much later to really enjoy them since I was a kid.
This was EARLY Adam Sandler. The German voice actor for him was the guy that usually speaks Keanu Reeves roles. He did it only this one time for Adam Sandler but you should totally check out the dub, it is INSANELY funny!.....
Thats wrong bro, he dubbed him also in *bulletproof* with damon wayans. Greetz from Germany
I'm not a huge Sandler fan but this is one of maybe 2 or 3 of his movies that I love. RIP Bob Barker.🤘
I haven't watched Happy Gilmore in so long. I had forgotten how nonstop funny it was... so good LOL
This movie is pure fun. I love Richard Kiel (The Guy with with Nail in the Head) in this. He is also Jaws in various James Bond Movies.
Great reactions to this comedy classic, Daniel & Samantha!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 This movie really hold up and is not dated at all. The scene with Happy and Bob Barker fighting is definitely one of my favorite scenes. James Bond fans will recognize Richard Kiel as "Jaws" from "Moonraker" and "The Spy Who Loved Me". He stood at 7 feet, 2 inches tall.
I don't want a piece of you, i want the whole thing 😂😂😂
I've seen this movie a 100 times and still never get tired of watching it .. Awesome movie !! The Bob Barker fight scene is some of the funniest stuff I've ever seen .. Comedy Classic ...
Growing up this was my favorite movie and even today it's hilarious.
Always happy to see reaction channels take on Happy Gilmore. :)
Love that Bob Barker fight scene. This whole movie's just a fun blast. XD
P.S. Completely forgot that Julie Bowen (Virginia) is also the mother in Modern Family, so genuine thanks for pointing it out in the video.
Such a classic. If this movie is ever on TV, I have to watch.
Big tall man was actor, Richard Kiel. Normally, Richard often plays villains in movies such as "Jaws" in two of iconic James Bond movies with Roger Moore: Spy Who Loved Me (1977) and Moonraker (1979).
One of the few henchmen to fight bond and survive
Sandler's best movie by far. He's way past his prime with comedies, but he was great in Uncut Gems. He was robbed of an Oscar nod for that.
Rocky, Predator, Happy Gilmore. Why does Carl Weathers always die? haha
This one takes me back to my senior year in high school, playing hooky and seeing it at the theater. This, Billy Madison and The Waterboy will always be my favorite Sandler movies.
The "You Jackass" guy was Joe Flaherty. He was a huge part of the sketch comedy show SCTV in the late 70s/early 80s, with Harold Ramis, John Candy, Eugene Levy, Martin Short, Catherine O'Hara and Rick Moranis. I think Count Floyd was Flaherty's most memorable character. You saw him play a bit part as the Western Union guy at the end of Back to the Future 2.
Adam Sandler was wearing that hockey jersey when he visited Bob Barker in the hospital before he passed away
Ben Stiller is great in Happy Gilmore… but Ben Stiller in Dodgeball was his absolute best role!
Note - the song " Tuesday's Gone"
by Lynryd Skynyrd . in the intro and outro.
YYEEEESSSSSS!! Saturday my Saturday just got better
I remember the first time seeing this movie. It was the middle of the afternoon at the theater and it was just me and a couple of my friends and just a few more people sprinkled throughout the theater…..we smoked a J before going inside. I can remember laughing hysterically at this movie….especially when he first met Chubbs and he was poking him with that long ass arm with the wooden hand…..OMG we laughed so hard at that!!!! 😂 😂 😂
So much fun to see again! Great choice by the fans I'm glad you guys went along with it! This one's always right!
One of my fav movies of all time! That big dude was known for playing a villain named Jaws, in one of the James Bond movies with Roger Moore. I'd say late '70s. His character had metal teeth!
'Jaws' was not in just one, but two Bond movies: "The Spy who loved me" & "Moonraker"
That means he was the only henchman that survived all his encounters with 007.
Richard Kiel was also seen often on TV shows in the 80s; he was always the scary but funny giant.
Ever since we met back in 2009 this has been basically the favourite film of me and my girlfriend. We still watch it regularly and LOL at most of the scenes you guys laughed at 😂 Thanks for reacting 👍🙏
For more Carl Weathers goodness, we need Action Jackson (1988)
Yes, we do!
It's a terrible movie but man I love it.
RIP Vanity. She was so beautiful. It also features a young Sharon Stone.
THIS is one of 2 movies I laughed so hard watching in the theater, I didn't want to laugh anymore because my cheeks and stomach hurt so much (the other was Dumb and Dumber, which came out around the same time - '95, I thnk?). Bob Barker OWNED his scene...
And seriously this movie is so quotable. The price is WRONG...
Good job you two. Love your reactions!
"Most time spent in the penalty box" as one of Happy's records is probably one of my favorite jokes.
Sticking with the Grandma theme, check out "Grandma's Boy." Made by Happy Madison Productions (Sandler's production company) and starring Allen Covert (Happy's Caddy in this movie, and has parts in most of Adam Sandler's movies)
An unexpected surprise, but a welcome one.
Wow I was watching happy Gilmore right now on tv and then got this notification
The old man always shaking his head at Happy is another famous celebrity...Look him up. Lee Trevino anyone?
When I was a kid, one of my favorite lines was, "If I saw myself in clothes like those I'd have to kick my own ass." And it came true with Jim Carrey in Liar Liar lmfao
Great reaction! You two are so fun to watch.
Shooter McGavin is the Hans Gruber of comedy villains. Just dripping with pitch perfect malice in every scene. Satisfying to see him get his.
For more Adam Sandler, I recommend Billy Madison, The Water Boy, The Wedding Singer, Mr. Deeds, Anger Management, Little Nicky, 50 First Dates and The Longest Yard. Ben Stiller was in Heavyweights before this
Omg Billy Madison and water boy next and then heavyweights.
naw, Jack n Jill is the best Adam Sandler film, GG EZ , trust me..
The longest yard is just great…. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Heavy weaights!!!!!
@@StayFractalesque I have never heard anyone say this😂
I can count on one hand the number of movies I have seen multiple times in the theaters when it came out and this is one of them
Carl Weather's was absolutely hilarious in this, when he pulled out that eyeball in a glass jar.
I love that during the beep scene, after the first minute the censor can’t keep up and starts missing words.
One of my all time favorite comedies. I can watch this movie 100 times and it's still entertaining
Awesome to see you guys react to one of my favourite films! much love from Australia
That is the most I’ve ever seen you laugh in a reaction. Shows how good it is.
Happy’s old boss Mr. Larsen is played by 7-foot-tall actor Richard Kiel, who is probably most famous for playing the villain Jaws in the James Bond films of the late 70s.
You guys quite simply put the absolute BEST like for real TBR Schmitt awesome👍🏽