"a bunch of grown adults verbally insult a tiny clown." it was a bold choice to end a 2 hour movie with an entire BOTW episode, but by god, they made it happen and they made it work.
I've never seen a film actively *lose confidence in itself* during it's run time. It's like they realized having a pack of adults being afraid of a clown is kind of goofy and couldn't decide if they were still a serious horror film or a horror comedy.
I think this film further fuels my belief that the more extravagant a horror film gets, particularly with it's set pieces, the less scary it becomes. IT being creepy and weird whilst trying to lure his victims in is way more disturbing than *GIANT SPIDER CLOWN* or *GIANT LUMBERJACK DEMON*
The giant lumberjack was especially terrible because, apart from looking absolutely ridiculous and cartoony, it makes no sense that Richie wouldn't have mentioned it at any point in the first movie. There was no "yeah, that clown room in the Niebolt house was pretty spooky...but holy shit guys, I just got chased by a fucking 15 foot tall lumberjack statue!!"
Too much of the time they forget about the details as they get bigger. it's like the scene where pennywise charges in the basement while all blurry that they showed in the review. he hits the stairs and stops and it's just a pathetic little thump. It totally destroys everything you might have just felt in the scene. it would have been a lot more visceral and scary if it had a bit of a weighty crash to it. maybe even see some signs of his impact physically on the stairs just behind our fleeing protagonist for that scene instead of looking like pennywise actor feebly flopped himself on the bottom of the staircase mostly out of shot.
I agree with Jay. What makes a horror movie scary IS intimacy. When the horror is personal, perhaps even delicate. It adds a kind of deep violation and emotion.
Exactly. It's why Hereditary is one of the most horrifying films i've ever seen and Midsommar is way scarier and more impactful than Us, It chapter 2 and all other modern day horror films.
I don't even think the movie tries to be super scary. It is more like a comedy with wtf moments and a few absurd scares that make you laugh the next moment. Like a self aware big budget trash movie that also has a childhood carthasis storyline. I think this time jay did not understand what the movie is trying to accomplish or it just not his thing. It's a hillarious mess!
Movie makers just can't get past the CLOWN. At one point in the book Eddie thinks "Grownups are the _real_ monsters" . And _that_ is what the book was about. Child abuse.
@@DarkAngelEU Well I was mostly joking about the proclivities of Stephen King, but Cujo could act as a metaphor for a mother protecting their child from an abusive father.
I actually thought the monster from the miniseries was scarier than the stupid CGI Slenderman in the film. Remember what Mrs Kersh became in the 1990 version? Those black eyes were creepy. Much better than the CGI monster in this one.
How often do you actually go to the cinema? Just wondering. I mean I agree with you, but at the same time i think movie reviewers are extra cynical at this kind of stuff because they sit through so many big movies for their job
Movie reviewers weren't jaded and cynical when good major motion pictures were regularly being made. Don't blame the victim for this dearth of enthusiasm.
The Haunting of Hill House feels like how an IT adaptation should be done, going back and forth from the present to the past, showing how the past events royally screwed up the adults. I'd love to see this.
Mike Flanagan should be the only director allowed to adapt Stephen King horror stories. Even his non-King works feel like how Stephen King novels feel.
@@bencarlson4300 Guarantee if Haunting of Hill House came out before IT (2017) was greenlit Mike Flanagan would have been chosen to do the adaptation and not Andy Muschietti. Stephen King was really impressed with Haunting of Hill House and Flanagan ended up doing Doctor Sleep a year later so I don't think it's a stretch to think he would have done the same with IT.
Will Jacks I agree with you completely, I’m guessing this is why people are having a hard time liking this film. They go into it with the wrong mind set
Yeah, but they'll all be members of the LBGTQXYZ alphabet squad instead of having things like a stutter. Mike will be a trans woman. Bill will be a pedophile, Bev will be a butch lesbian, Ben will be a Drag Queen, Richie will be gay again, Eddie will identify as a 7 year old girl. Stan will be the only straight one, but he'll have converted to Islam.
I’m not writing a damn essay, I’m writing a comment on UA-cam that I thought of for about 10 seconds. Grammar’s pretty much out of the window for these types of things
@@carlosfred8673 I second this. I have already read the book twice and yet I would still love to hear an elaborately detailed retelling of whatever cryptic scene you seem to be referring to...
"I don't even focus on that stuff if I'm engaged by a story; I don't think about those things. But, when you're bored, your mind wanders to the details."
When I was in competitive theatre our directors would always say stuff like that. "If they're noticing miniscule problems with the set they aren't paying attention to the story."
I’m so sorry you lost faith in a soulless art manufacturing conglomerate bent on creating flicks that are designed to emulate an emotional experience for monetary gain
I think it does actually cut between the adult and kid sections in the book the whole way through but the film was all kid for the first film then mixed for the second
think the director said in an interview he plans on doing that. maybe adding a few extra scenes but mostly it just being like a super cut of both films.
I'm pretty sure I've watched all of RLM's videography like 10 times each, not even joking. Probably because I have no friends and it keeps the voices at bay.
At that point is there any difference? You enjoyed the film more by doing that than those of us who watched the movie in theaters. We have to watch this review 12 times just to keep from falling into the abyss of suck!
I'm so glad you guys addressed the "Call Me Angel" thing, because likewise I thought in the theatre I was witnessing a mistake on the soundtrack. That was the weirdest thing in this weird movie
It makes his suicide ever more poignant, he acts so childish so it's so jarring at the end when he's begging for god to let him die. Creepshow may be my favorite movie.
Me too! Except, remember the time they tricked Rich Evans into talking about Independence Day by telling him it was a Gremlins 2 re:view? Those RLM guys are a wily crew ... I'm just saying.
It just wasn't in the budget. They didn't know the movie was gonna blow up enough to get a sequel (hence the lack of "Chapter 1" in the title) so shooting extra kid footage could've ended up just whittling away at whatever profit they got.
@@pennygadget7328 They didn't know it was gonna get a sequel, yet everything we could see implied that a sequel would come since, ya know, they only did half of the book.
@@cryw1092 Also doesnt the movie end with a Chapter 1 title card? Most stories have at least two chapters. Right? Like how Marlon Brando stayed out of Godfather 2 they should have just kept the kids from IT 2.
Leo B Man Of Steel knew what it wanted to be, however its execution was very on the nose and the story really lacked as a whole. There was no consistent goal until the third act. I do see why people like it, all things considered
@@RB-qh7ix Same, absolutely love it, regardless of what each person personally thinks, it has to be considered one of the most devisive superhero films ever made as there are so many on either side.
that scene mike describes with the funny music coming rom a radio turning on acidentially while a horror scene is hapening was already done waay better in shaun of the dead with queen's dont stp me now...one of the best scenes ever
@Taylor Lemoine superb use of framing, nearly every line has payoff later on, great chemistry between Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, the slow burn of knowing what's happening way before the protagonist does in Shaun, etc. They're just good movies.
Just makes Warner Bros look like stupid assholes. Seriously, this is the sword you fall on? Gremlins 2? Oh yeah what a MASSIVE cash cow that movie is, RLM is committing grand theft by posting that review! Fucking ludicrous.
Heck, it immediately reminded me of Tamatoa’s scene in Moana, even has a similar setting too XD Come to think of it, It also looked like King Candy’s final form in Wreck-It-Ralph.
The first three Dark Tower books were amazing. 4 and 5 were even pretty decent - had some issues, but other than the Death of the Tick-Tock Man in 4 (Which unfortunately was a sign of what was to come) nothing was terrible. 5 Had some pretty questionable stuff in it, but still seemed salvageable, but 6 and 7 were absolutely godawful and showed just how bad King has gotten since getting hit by that Van....I swear, that thing gave him some kind of brain damage that turned him into a different person.
Jack Mars I thought it was laid out pretty well in the prologues of the Dark Tower. King got hit by a van, went “oh shit, I want to finish this” but not knowing how he wanted to do it.
Wish they used more of bill skarsgard’s pennywise instead of those godawful cgi monsters, his performance was fantastic and the bleachers scene was actually pretty creepy
the scene really would of gotten a 10/10 if it ended with Pennywise pulling the little girl into the shadows with his hands and you hear the horror rather then once again.....cgi split face!
Maxum my eyes were rolled into the back of my head from when i saw the first cutaway to the shining to the end of the trailer, but its true, Flanagan might actually have something going on with the movie so its not a lost cause
That scene from the first trailer was hook line and sinker for me. Had to see it. Shame they ruined it. I was rolling my eyes so hard I almost threw up.
I finally sat down to watch this, and I'm glad it wasn't just me that noticed the kids voices were high pitched. During the underground clubhouse scene it felt like an episode of Alvin and the Chipmunks. The other part that felt weird was how often the adult cast is completely alone compared to how often the kids were together. I know there's probably some themes at play, but it felt more like they couldn't get all 6 of them on set on the same day besides the one scene in the restaurant and the end. Whereas the miniseries had them together for large sections of the runtime. I also wasn't too big a fan of Stan's letter at the end. "I killed myself because I knew you wouldn't be able to defeat him if I was still alive." In a film that's all about conquering demons (literally and figuratively) and dealing with trauma, it felt really off to celebrate Stan's suicide as though he was brave and smart to do it. His ending was literally "my friends are better off if I'm dead." I know they gave the "overcome your fears and save the day" arc to Eddie, and I don't know if Stan's letter was in the book...but there had to be a better way to do that. Or just follow the miniseries and leave it out.
What manga is that profile pic from? I see it all the time and still dont know the source. So many people use it as a random pop up or something in the background when talking about scary anime or manga and never explain what it is. I feel like I'll discover it's from a comedy or something and not even remotely from a horror manga.
What you do in this situation, is go and buy another barrel of popcorn. Then get spooked and spill that one. Then keep doing this. In 3 hours, you'll probably cover the floor of the cinema with around 15 inches of popcorn. Enough to body surf in. You might get in a fight with the cleaning staff. But it IS fun. IT isn't.
When I was really young, we lived in Lovell, ME and we would see Stephen King at the variety store in town and he'd make scary faces at my little brother thru the car window. More scary than his normal face...
My theory on the whole movie is that the alien (It) only exists as a psychic manifestation of the strongest emotions of those thinking about it. So, the natives' ritual didn't work because they were worried it would escape and kill them when they were done. Everything that happened in both movies was a result of what someone, at some point, expected would happen.
@@blorkpovud1576 i have a deep connection 2 disorienting shit, n i havent seen this new it but the 1st 1 had a shit load of disorienting ideas in it, 2 the point that it was clear 2 me that it was a big part of the movies identity hearing this honestly makes me more interested in watching it bc i wanna just sit there n absorb how they tried 2 disorient the audience
“Do You Have Prince Albert In A Can? You Do?!? Well you Better Let The Poor Guy Out! MehHeH! MehHeH! MEhHeH!(Spins noise maker like a really annoying bday clown)
@@fattyjaybird7505 But he needed that shitty Fox "Rocky Horror Picture Show" remake from a few years back? The man couldn't even talk or move his face and they made him the Criminologist (the narrator).
I saw this at a drive in theater and when the "Angel in the Morning" thing happened, I turned to my friend and asked if it actually happened because it seemed so fucking weird. I thought the FM channel the audio was playing on picked up on something else for a second. It was bizarre.
You know that you just blew my mind. I had never thought about how the sound of the movie would be done in a drive-in theater. We don't have those in my country.
The biggest sin It 2 committed was robbing the adult losers of their agency. They didn't fight it because of their oath, for justice, to protect kids or even for revenge. They only stayed and fought because Bev told them they'd die if they didn't. And GayRichie still spends the whole movie trying to run away. The movie sucked hard and was a real let down.
i mean thats pretty true to the book, it has an underlying meta element of the kids being characters in a book with no agency at one point richie responds out loud to something said in the prose
people were legitimately laughing at the old lady scene in my theater... i know this movie was meant to be scary but it was honestly one of the funniest theater experiences i've ever had.
Way too many jump scares in this movie. It’s a shame because it had potential and like Mike said the character stuff was actually great. It’s not bad, but also not scary and even funny in inappropriate places
Jay is right they did de-age them in some scenes you could really tell in the IMAX showing especially with the scene in the clubhouse. Edit: now that my comment is decently high... MIKE AND JAY WATCH MR ROBOT AND DO A REVIEW it’s perfect for both of you, would be a super interesting discussion to see
Young Eddie looked and sounded so off there that I was unsure if it was even the same actor. I checked after the movie was over and yeah, it was the same actor. Though if you've seen him in Shazam, he was already noticeably older by then.
@@user-73a Literally not true, if you're implying the first 6 movies of the DCEU cumulatively made more money than *all* of the MCU movies. Also, a movie is not measured only in its box office returns. That might be to the studios producing them, but it's just not the only reason.
You may think Pennywise is dead, but we all know the truth... No one's ever really gone. Thank you so much for the likes, guys. It means a lot to me. Now, go float somewhere else.
I'd like to point out that Mike, just riffing with no reference track, hit the exact key signature and tempo of "Just Call me Angel," matching the track to a T.
@@yogxoth1959 Oh, there seems to have been an slight misunderstanding: I'm most definitely talking about skipping the sequel to yesteryears most anticipated remake of that TV-movie you kinda remember some other kids talking about that one time in 5th grade.
I think Jay was unfair, not necessarily because he's wrong, but his expectations were off. He's critiquing it as a horror movie, and it's really not. It's more of a fantasy adventure. Nothing in it or the first film scared me at all. But during the first one I decided early on it's not actually horror/thriller, it's fantasy adventure. So I just watched it like I'd watch Goonies, and I loved them both. There is one thing I totally disagree with though, the idea that the scares are random or meaningless and not personal. I don't see how they got that at all. I thought this second film really expanded on how the fears are very personal to the characters. For example, Pennywise mocks Ben for being fat, but he doesn't just call him a fatty. He says inside you'll always be that little fat kid and you still know you're going to DIE ALONE. Yes, exactly, that's the REAL trauma underpinning all his anxieties about being a fatty. It wasn't about having bitch tits and beng made fun of. It was that he felt nobody would ever desire him. He felt alone and unlovable. Even as a physically fit handsome adult he still feels worthless and alone. I actually choked up a little during Ben's segments because I've felt unlovable too. Not for the exact same reason but still. It wasn't just "spooky clown to scare fat morons and dumb teens shoveling popcorn into their dumb faces".
I noticed that, too! I also noticed that the original young Ben from the 1990 tv miniseries also appears in this as the board member during adult Ben's Skype call.
My favourite parts were when Beverley got attacked by a goblin from the Hobbit, and when Shelob made a cameo. I also loved the very subtle nod to Nightmare on Elm Street 5. I just can't wait for the next film courtesy of New Line cinema, Austin Powers: Three hours is not enough. Hope they digitally de-age Mike Myers and the jokes from the previous installments
"I don't want to say i hated it, but I did not like it and I wanted to leave".
😂😂😂😂😂
This really was accurate. I thought about walking out because I was so bored.
Seriously that's how I felt halfway. And I enjoyed the first one
@@jojockful007 so penny wise changed his tatic after falling to kill children via fear he now Specialized into boring people to dead?
Put it on the box
Can't believe I watched a 3-hour movie where the climax is a bunch of grown adults verbally insult a tiny clown
Sounds like bad porn
Jared Scott I laughed at too many parts that were not meant to be funny in this movie and little penny wise with his baby arms was on of those scenes.
"a bunch of grown adults verbally insult a tiny clown." it was a bold choice to end a 2 hour movie with an entire BOTW episode, but by god, they made it happen and they made it work.
Ya man I actually felt bad for Pennywise in that scene..they should have made it better somehow
Like in the first one where they just beat him with sticks
I've never seen a film actively *lose confidence in itself* during it's run time. It's like they realized having a pack of adults being afraid of a clown is kind of goofy and couldn't decide if they were still a serious horror film or a horror comedy.
If it was creepy instead of in your face then it could've worked
My exact thoughts
@Social Bankruptcy What is personal taste.
@Social Bankruptcy then no ones taste is really wrong
@Step In Fetch It it’s about family. And that’s what’s so special about it.
I made a blood oath with my friends after leaving the cinemas to come back in 27 years to stop the next IT adaptation
I don't think you could make a good adaptation in 2044 because then the Loser's Club would have cell phones and internet.
Did you get AIDS?
@@Twocogsmontgumry If they did remake it in 2044 it definitely wouldn't take place in that year.
Haha wow this was clever
But ya u got aids now or atleast tetnus
It Chapter VII: Still Floatin'
Great casting. I actually believed these two hacks are VCR repair men.
They are
You can clearly see they've been digitally de-aged, though.
@@OrgaNik_Music I've heard that most of the budget goes to the fat ones alcoholism, so they didn't have enough resources to properly de age them.
And the gay one’s cute too
@@SuperCarcher who jay ? but you gotta remember there hacks so that's probably a act he is putting on .
I think this film further fuels my belief that the more extravagant a horror film gets, particularly with it's set pieces, the less scary it becomes. IT being creepy and weird whilst trying to lure his victims in is way more disturbing than *GIANT SPIDER CLOWN* or *GIANT LUMBERJACK DEMON*
The giant lumberjack was especially terrible because, apart from looking absolutely ridiculous and cartoony, it makes no sense that Richie wouldn't have mentioned it at any point in the first movie. There was no "yeah, that clown room in the Niebolt house was pretty spooky...but holy shit guys, I just got chased by a fucking 15 foot tall lumberjack statue!!"
why do you use the word *whilst* ?...it makes me hate you
Why was it your belief, it's obvious when you think about the definition of the word horror
100 percent agree. Look at paranormal activity and Blair witch as examples of focusing on the characters vs the high priced special effects.
Too much of the time they forget about the details as they get bigger. it's like the scene where pennywise charges in the basement while all blurry that they showed in the review. he hits the stairs and stops and it's just a pathetic little thump. It totally destroys everything you might have just felt in the scene. it would have been a lot more visceral and scary if it had a bit of a weighty crash to it. maybe even see some signs of his impact physically on the stairs just behind our fleeing protagonist for that scene instead of looking like pennywise actor feebly flopped himself on the bottom of the staircase mostly out of shot.
"Man, you're so filled with hate", says Mike Stoklasa
Mike is the personification of love and Star Trek.
Yeah, Mike was like a buddhist version of himself in this episode.
Mike is filled with liquor, pessimism, love for Rich Evans and Star Trek.
Jay called it. I looked it up and they did digitally de-age the child actors
For all the silliness, these guys are really good and knowledgeable.
K
I noticed it, Ben's cheeks look redder and Richie's jawline is completely altered. I didn't notice the voices I have to say.
That's crazy to me that they already had this being a 2 part movie planned out but didnt film all the kids parts at once....
@@kreepykulture thats what i thought they did.
Imagine if in the Evil Dead remake, when that girl started puking blood all over the other girl, they started playing Whip It by Devo.
Whip it gooood!
*(She falls over from slipping in the blood)* BREAK YOUR MOTHER'S BACK!
Imagine if in The Lovely Bones, when the girl goes down into the secret lair, the movie would start playing Little Girls by Oingo Boingo.
I’m still apoplectic that that scene exists. I’m glad other people think it’s absurd as I do.
Now I can't STOP imagining it. Even when I rewatched it last week.
Pennywise might've died.
But no one's ever really gone.
Because in the end...
...it's all about family..part 2
Not in this economy!
They already have screen play ready for It Chapter III: Still Floatin'.
@@silirat n all the main actors are 60yrs old now
Time to just cast the rock.
I agree with Jay. What makes a horror movie scary IS intimacy. When the horror is personal, perhaps even delicate. It adds a kind of deep violation and emotion.
@Fortune Favours the Friendly "Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall down a manhole and die." - Mel Brooks
What about the music and ambiance going obviously silent so you can precisely predict the next loud noise? Now that's horror!
Exactly. It's why Hereditary is one of the most horrifying films i've ever seen and Midsommar is way scarier and more impactful than Us, It chapter 2 and all other modern day horror films.
I don't even think the movie tries to be super scary. It is more like a comedy with wtf moments and a few absurd scares that make you laugh the next moment. Like a self aware big budget trash movie that also has a childhood carthasis storyline. I think this time jay did not understand what the movie is trying to accomplish or it just not his thing. It's a hillarious mess!
@New JoeButtons He wants his delicate region violated. I think it was an invitation.
Movie makers just can't get past the CLOWN. At one point in the book Eddie thinks "Grownups are the _real_ monsters" . And _that_ is what the book was about. Child abuse.
That's also what Stephen King is all about.
@@MustelaPutoriusFuro99 and cocaine
@@MustelaPutoriusFuro99 Cujo's about child abuse?
@@DarkAngelEU Well I was mostly joking about the proclivities of Stephen King, but Cujo could act as a metaphor for a mother protecting their child from an abusive father.
but spooky clowns scare me !!
It's only a two chapter book?
Two very long chapters.
Disappointingly yes, I don’t know how they made a long movie about it though
Yes actually, if you read it there's two parts to it. The second part starts with the gay character that gets attacked, it's in the movie too.
@@Greendalewitch about 400 pages each
@@YuzuruA 600 pages actually. This is a 1200 page book. One of the longest ive read, but also in my top three books of all times.
See, this is why Kubrick totally reworked The Shining. Even a little bit of a faithful adaptation of King's work results in goofy stuff.
That's true, but to play devil's advocate a little, Kubrick's film also indulges in some truly goofy/laughable moments
The Shining was one of the few SK books that could actually be faithfully adapted and Kubrick ruined it.
@@kennetic9196 We got a bad Stephen King adaptation and a great Kubrick film. I'm alright with that.
Everyone hated the shining when it first released, but started to gain popularity and became one of the best horror movies ever made
@@davidwilson6577 I don't know if you misread what I wrote but I despise Kubrick's the Shining.
I looked it up and the witch in gretel and hansel is the BORG QUEEN FROM STAR TREK. How could you not tell Mike. Where is my trek tangent!
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She’s also the cult leader leafy from Silent Hill.
@@rm2kking Oh my god, it's Leafy
Did you know that was a guy in a costume? Breathing his own carbon dioxide?
The old lady scene actually did a great job at building tension... and proceded to ruin it with a crappy CGI monster jump scare.
I spent months wondering what the hell the old lady turned into just to find it was a goofy looking walking tree.
CGI BAD IS JUST A COMPUTER
Which would have been more impactful if almost the whole thing wasn't shown in the trailer.
Oh, I just thought it was funny.
I actually thought the monster from the miniseries was scarier than the stupid CGI Slenderman in the film. Remember what Mrs Kersh became in the 1990 version? Those black eyes were creepy. Much better than the CGI monster in this one.
"Get your popcorn, watch, and leave." That's the mission statement of most studios these days.
How often do you actually go to the cinema? Just wondering. I mean I agree with you, but at the same time i think movie reviewers are extra cynical at this kind of stuff because they sit through so many big movies for their job
“Also, Be Chinese.”
@@jakobvanklinken they're literally witnessing the downfall of an art form day by day
Movie reviewers weren't jaded and cynical when good major motion pictures were regularly being made. Don't blame the victim for this dearth of enthusiasm.
and buy the merchandise
The Haunting of Hill House feels like how an IT adaptation should be done, going back and forth from the present to the past, showing how the past events royally screwed up the adults. I'd love to see this.
Mike Flanagan should be the only director allowed to adapt Stephen King horror stories. Even his non-King works feel like how Stephen King novels feel.
@@bencarlson4300 Guarantee if Haunting of Hill House came out before IT (2017) was greenlit Mike Flanagan would have been chosen to do the adaptation and not Andy Muschietti. Stephen King was really impressed with Haunting of Hill House and Flanagan ended up doing Doctor Sleep a year later so I don't think it's a stretch to think he would have done the same with IT.
IT's about family, and that's what's so powerful about IT.
@@yakuza01 Pennywise is scary because of his AAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIDDDDSSSS
Will Jacks this comment deserves so much likes
Will Jacks
I agree with you completely, I’m guessing this is why people are having a hard time liking this film. They go into it with the wrong mind set
No clowns ever really die
And that's suppose to be scary?
Well, at least we can look forward to the inevitable streaming service adaptation of IT in about 5-10 years
Lol try 2 , you underestimate the creativity of Hollywood
Yeah, but they'll all be members of the LBGTQXYZ alphabet squad instead of having things like a stutter. Mike will be a trans woman. Bill will be a pedophile, Bev will be a butch lesbian, Ben will be a Drag Queen, Richie will be gay again, Eddie will identify as a 7 year old girl. Stan will be the only straight one, but he'll have converted to Islam.
@@jackmars931also, can't call Pennywise "IT" anymore....just gonna call it They. Or Pat, whichever
@@jackmars931 Yes, tell us more about your browser history
If only they did that in the first place.
They should have called it, "IT: You'll Float 2"
That's a great idea
hey thats good
that's a terrible great idea
That’s a great terrible idea
That's the idea
they didn't even roast him to kill him, they just called him a clown which has been his profession for decades wtf.
Pennywise must have rock bottom confidence.
@@jeebs621 "this clown thing is only a part time gig! I'm going to community college right now!"
He didn't die from them calling him a clown. He died because they stopped being afraid of him.
"You're 1000000000000000000 years old and work as a clown, when are you going to grow up?!"
@@fossy365 Yeah but it wasnt very convincing
John Travolta and Nicolas Cage walk into a bar...The barman says, "Why the wrong face?"
Mr. Dong this has nothing to do with the video but I laughed anyway
These two need to work together again.
@@thesloshiestarman4879 it has alot to do with the Video for example both are funny clowns
Was barman asian?
@@WreckingWood perhaps
They literally defeat the clown by verbally spamming clown emojis
I’m not writing a damn essay, I’m writing a comment on UA-cam that I thought of for about 10 seconds. Grammar’s pretty much out of the window for these types of things
More like, a bunch of bullied kids who describe themselves as "the losers" unironically gang up on and bully a clown to defeat it in the end.
UA-camisforcingmetochooseaname
Pull a South Park. Bully bullies until they kill themselves 😂🤣
I realised I couldn't remember this happening at all, but then I remembered I walked out of the cinema about half way through
🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Rich Evans should have played adult Ben Hanscom.
And Julia Roberts as Beverly
Paul John Ritter is adult Ben lol
Chris Hominski he’s not a hack he’s just above us mere mortals with his absolute wit
Sadly he's too young. He's barley 28
It's Back? OH MY GOOOOOOOD
Of course he's not a virgin in the book. We all know about /that/ scene.
"i've never loved anyone. except you guys"
JessietheLookout OMG! I keep forgetting that even though the movies/miniseries cut out that scene, it doesn't change the implications! 😱
@@carlosfred8673 I second this. I have already read the book twice and yet I would still love to hear an elaborately detailed retelling of whatever cryptic scene you seem to be referring to...
@@JazzyUnderscoreTrumpeter i had IT as an audiobook goddamn that scene i stopped listening felt it was unnecessary and wondered why he put it in.
Abb0able it’s the cocaine
I honestly wondered for a moment while watching the movie if I had imagined the "Don't Call Me Angel" scene. It was so odd.
Feels like an homage to the novella The Langoliers.
@@fordprefect679 why
IT's about the family.
N thats what's powerful about it
"You know who plays the witch?"
"Brie Larson?"
*Awkward stare to the camera*
Is that a personal attack or something?
That was brilliant
Jay made a really convincing Brie Larson face after Mike said that
@@arlosteiner8382 I also liked her performance in Short Term 12
Obvious jokes are not usually that funny. That was the real surprise
"I don't even focus on that stuff if I'm engaged by a story; I don't think about those things. But, when you're bored, your mind wanders to the details."
When I was in competitive theatre our directors would always say stuff like that. "If they're noticing miniscule problems with the set they aren't paying attention to the story."
I dont even watch movies anymore I just watch these hacks talk about them
That's... Kind of an accurate description of me 😮
I’m so sorry you lost faith in a soulless art manufacturing conglomerate bent on creating flicks that are designed to emulate an emotional experience for monetary gain
I've been doing that for years.
Yo
@@blorkpovud1576 yep
If Red Letter Media are so good how come there hasn’t been a sequel yet
Joseph Thompson I almost got a stroke reading that
IT'S TAKING 12 YEARS TO MAKE
Logic
Red letter media 2: blue letter media
Ha a dunkey reference
A fan-edit of this series cutting back-and-forth between past and present into one 3-hour film would actually be pretty killer
@@Stop_Gooning Long Man bad
Jay Tee Dubbs combining these two movies would probably make it around 5 hours
I think it does actually cut between the adult and kid sections in the book the whole way through but the film was all kid for the first film then mixed for the second
think the director said in an interview he plans on doing that. maybe adding a few extra scenes but mostly it just being like a super cut of both films.
I feel like a heavy audio edit to reduce the volume of the sound cues for the jump scares would help more than anything.
Jay needs to stop leaving peppermint candies in his right front shirt pocket before putting it in the wash.
It’s not candy even on his sleeve now lol it’s getting worse
As soon as you said 3 hours, I decided not to see it. I will, however, watch this review six times.
Accurate af. I have watched the Freddy got fingered review so many times (and never watched the movie).
I'm on my 3rd viewing of this video and their video on Part 1.
I liked the first one and avoided this review until I watched Part 2. I decided to just watch this.
I'm pretty sure I've watched all of RLM's videography like 10 times each, not even joking. Probably because I have no friends and it keeps the voices at bay.
At that point is there any difference? You enjoyed the film more by doing that than those of us who watched the movie in theaters. We have to watch this review 12 times just to keep from falling into the abyss of suck!
I'm so glad you guys addressed the "Call Me Angel" thing, because likewise I thought in the theatre I was witnessing a mistake on the soundtrack. That was the weirdest thing in this weird movie
Yes, as if somewhere a sound guy was frantically plugging and unplugging cables.
I unironically love Stephen King's performance in Creepshow.
Meteor shit!
Same.
He's so over-the-top and goofy that it becomes loveable. Everyone forgets his son Joe is the kid in the wraparound segment.
It makes his suicide ever more poignant, he acts so childish so it's so jarring at the end when he's begging for god to let him die. Creepshow may be my favorite movie.
he was great
Wait!!! They actually repaired a VCR?
What the hell is going on here!!!!!!!
no the manufacturer did
sneed
@@yiuii8777ujjij Damn, I thought they totally subverted my expectations, way to go you hack frauds ;A;
I think it's an alternative universe where they actually repair VCRs.
@@Right_Said_Brett HE DID IT AGAIN
Steven King
“Ya know what would really pull this together? A gang-bang”
Outerthoughts and cocaine
"Pre-teen gangbangs are tight!" - Stephen King
Buck Melanoma
So.... how do you know me so well? ....brother..?
@@ZeroBeat1 yeah, a blood oath with the scar as a reminder would do just fine. As opposed to running a train on Bev.
@@prathapkutty7407 bro. . .
I'm more excited for that Gremlins 2 re:view than seeing It chapter: 2.
Me too! Except, remember the time they tricked Rich Evans into talking about Independence Day by telling him it was a Gremlins 2 re:view? Those RLM guys are a wily crew ... I'm just saying.
Thank god! I needed something to do after rewatching all of half in the bag for the millionth time.
The NotMangaMan LOL same af
The director's cut of this vid has Rich Evans as spooky clown jump scares.
Wait, if they knew it was 2 parts, why didn't they just shoot all the scenes with the kids at once?
Stupid
It just wasn't in the budget. They didn't know the movie was gonna blow up enough to get a sequel (hence the lack of "Chapter 1" in the title) so shooting extra kid footage could've ended up just whittling away at whatever profit they got.
@@pennygadget7328 They didn't know it was gonna get a sequel, yet everything we could see implied that a sequel would come since, ya know, they only did half of the book.
@@cryw1092 Also doesnt the movie end with a Chapter 1 title card?
Most stories have at least two chapters. Right? Like how Marlon Brando stayed out of Godfather 2 they should have just kept the kids from IT 2.
If only the industry was that easy lol
“Man of steel but for horror”
So perfect it should be on the back of the Blu-ray box
I thought Man of Steel was one of the better superhero movies actually
Leo B
Man Of Steel knew what it wanted to be, however its execution was very on the nose and the story really lacked as a whole. There was no consistent goal until the third act. I do see why people like it, all things considered
That would probably sell copies to the target audience.
@@RB-qh7ix Same, absolutely love it, regardless of what each person personally thinks, it has to be considered one of the most devisive superhero films ever made as there are so many on either side.
@@RB-qh7ix Let me guess, you also like Fast and Furious and dislike the character of Superman
that scene mike describes with the funny music coming rom a radio turning on acidentially while a horror scene is hapening was already done waay better in shaun of the dead with queen's dont stp me now...one of the best scenes ever
@Taylor Lemoine superb use of framing, nearly every line has payoff later on, great chemistry between Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, the slow burn of knowing what's happening way before the protagonist does in Shaun, etc. They're just good movies.
England 👏England 👏 England 👏England 👏
Shaun of the dead and hot fuzz are great films with fantastic casts.
Agreed. I immediately thought of that scene as soon as Mike mentioned diagetic sound - absolutely fucking brilliant!!
@@angelsofblood9879 and the worlds end
Man this "The IT Crowd" Reboot sure is weird
Too many people will not get this reference. It's great.
Have to admit I was initially skeptical when Moss challenged IT to the Ritual of Street Countdown but they pulled it off
@@wrath_of_thrawn2163 *Stweet
Pennywise lives in the server room.
Have they tried turning it off and on again?
I knew it! They gotta review the a-dults!
WAHT THE FAHK
I was so disappointed in "IT". Had nothing to do with Information Technology. What a rip-off.
Eat IT!
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
Grainne Mhaol awesome show
You probably shouldn't watch IP Man then...
Ikr xD
I was more interested in the fact that Mike now has an Apple Watch than in the actual review
Well, he needs to spend that sweet sweet Disney Money!
Remember those?!
Ya me too..I noticed that...we subscribers are weird like that
They made a 2nd film?
I KNEW IT. I KNEW IT. THEY GOTTA DO THE AD-ULTS . THEY GOTTA DO THE AD-ULTS.
It was announced as two films and they only did half the book...like we knew it because it was literally announced.
Terry Beardmore watch the first review you dope
@@medes5597 nice work missing the joke bruh. Were your expectations subverted?
Like WTF? Yeah dude! We saw it too!
We all saw the TV movie too!
Copyright claiming a loving review of a 30 year old movie... you certainly know how to make friends on the internet, Warner Bros...
Yeah what's up with that
I waited all day for my husband to get home from work so we could watch it and it’s blocked already. Complete bullshit.
Just sat down to watch it and it’s blocked BOO WARNER
fair use? whats that!?!?
Just makes Warner Bros look like stupid assholes. Seriously, this is the sword you fall on? Gremlins 2? Oh yeah what a MASSIVE cash cow that movie is, RLM is committing grand theft by posting that review! Fucking ludicrous.
It isn't a good sign of effective horror when the climactic scene reminded me of Rick O'Connell fighting the CGI Scorpion King
Heck, it immediately reminded me of Tamatoa’s scene in Moana, even has a similar setting too XD
Come to think of it, It also looked like King Candy’s final form in Wreck-It-Ralph.
Yep
Getting flashbacks of "I'M FRIENDS WITH A GHOST ON FACEBOOK!!"
😂😂
WOOOOOOOOO!
MY TWITTER ACCOUNT IS HAUNTED!?!
what video was that lol?
@@jongodsey8472 It was Mike making fun of the movie Friend Request and I'm pretty sure it was at the end of the original IT review
At least Bill Hader is getting a lot of love. He is underrated in my opinion.
Prince Edwin De Jesús He is underrated because he usually stars in really bad movies
You should check out Barry. It's not as funny as most of his stuff but he's really good in it.
@@rebeccaucich1290 He's been in a good amount of really shit comedies like Trainwreck
Is he? He's everywhere lately. Not that I don't like that, lol.
I honestly really disliked him in thre movie. This is a horror movie, but the audience I was with was giving off more laughs than a normal comedy.
Remember the Dark Tower movie franchise?
Neither does Stephen King!
Oh yeah I forgot I watched that movie
Maximum cocai... I mean Overdrive
The first three Dark Tower books were amazing. 4 and 5 were even pretty decent - had some issues, but other than the Death of the Tick-Tock Man in 4 (Which unfortunately was a sign of what was to come) nothing was terrible. 5 Had some pretty questionable stuff in it, but still seemed salvageable, but 6 and 7 were absolutely godawful and showed just how bad King has gotten since getting hit by that Van....I swear, that thing gave him some kind of brain damage that turned him into a different person.
Jack Mars I thought it was laid out pretty well in the prologues of the Dark Tower. King got hit by a van, went “oh shit, I want to finish this” but not knowing how he wanted to do it.
HEYOOO!!! LoL
Wish they used more of bill skarsgard’s pennywise instead of those godawful cgi monsters, his performance was fantastic and the bleachers scene was actually pretty creepy
For sure. That was a solid 2 minutes out of the 10 minutes of the movie worth watching.
So damn true. Would have made the whole series infinitely better.
His performance is cringey and Terrible
Skarsgard was excellent. He was so much fun
the scene really would of gotten a 10/10 if it ended with Pennywise pulling the little girl into the shadows with his hands and you hear the horror rather then once again.....cgi split face!
It felt like the studio put a bunch of restrictions on the director, saw the reception of chapter one and went “MoRe ClOwN pLeAsE“
"Imagine an advance test screening of 'The Shining'."
I don't have to, I saw the final trailer to 'Doctor Sleep'.
Came on in my theater too tn and by the end of the trailer all i could do was groan, looked like such a waste of money
@@kadenater123 Doctor Sleep is a great book and Mike Flanagan is a great Horror director so I'm hype
@@FREE-lw4lb the trailler was dogshit tho lol
The first trailer from a few months ago is a bit better.
Maxum my eyes were rolled into the back of my head from when i saw the first cutaway to the shining to the end of the trailer, but its true, Flanagan might actually have something going on with the movie so its not a lost cause
The problem with these movies is that they setup a scare really good, and then ruin it with a loud cgi monster.
I'd agree with that. That scene with Beverly and the old lady was a lot creepier before the lady turned into a Dark Souls boss for no reason.
I noticed this. So many excellent buildups, but a generic payoff. Congrats, you made me jump, but that doesn’t mean I’m scared.
@@lanceturley7745 yeah from memory it looked like some vaguely female version of a zombified Groot, or... something?
That scene from the first trailer was hook line and sinker for me. Had to see it. Shame they ruined it. I was rolling my eyes so hard I almost threw up.
@Frizzurd This. Conjuring's just stupid. Facepalm.
I finally sat down to watch this, and I'm glad it wasn't just me that noticed the kids voices were high pitched. During the underground clubhouse scene it felt like an episode of Alvin and the Chipmunks.
The other part that felt weird was how often the adult cast is completely alone compared to how often the kids were together. I know there's probably some themes at play, but it felt more like they couldn't get all 6 of them on set on the same day besides the one scene in the restaurant and the end. Whereas the miniseries had them together for large sections of the runtime.
I also wasn't too big a fan of Stan's letter at the end. "I killed myself because I knew you wouldn't be able to defeat him if I was still alive." In a film that's all about conquering demons (literally and figuratively) and dealing with trauma, it felt really off to celebrate Stan's suicide as though he was brave and smart to do it. His ending was literally "my friends are better off if I'm dead."
I know they gave the "overcome your fears and save the day" arc to Eddie, and I don't know if Stan's letter was in the book...but there had to be a better way to do that. Or just follow the miniseries and leave it out.
"This is the horror version of Man of Steel"
@@luckygitane IT is just the afterbirth roiting in the back of the abortion clinic
I liked Man of Steel. Superman actually punches someone, unlike Superman returns.
@@luckygitane "Tell that to Zod's snapped neck!" -some prick
REMEMBER WHEN THE SPOOKY CLOWN JUMPED OUT?! I WAS SO SPOOKED THAT I SPILLED MY BARREL OF POPCORN!
Notme
Barrels get a free refill.
What manga is that profile pic from? I see it all the time and still dont know the source. So many people use it as a random pop up or something in the background when talking about scary anime or manga and never explain what it is. I feel like I'll discover it's from a comedy or something and not even remotely from a horror manga.
Mike it’s from a Manga called Crimezone but it never really took off and ends abruptly.
What you do in this situation, is go and buy another barrel of popcorn. Then get spooked and spill that one. Then keep doing this.
In 3 hours, you'll probably cover the floor of the cinema with around 15 inches of popcorn. Enough to body surf in.
You might get in a fight with the cleaning staff. But it IS fun. IT isn't.
I actually felt my heart shatter when Jay started talking about George Romero’s miniseries that never happened
IT chapter two is a soft reboot of IT chapter one
There's so little going on.
seaboot
Jay is in a fightin' mood this episode (ง'̀-'́)ง He''ll kick your digitally de-aged ass Finn Wolfhard!!!
orange ha yeah noticed jay loves his horror movies
When I was really young, we lived in Lovell, ME and we would see Stephen King at the variety store in town and he'd make scary faces at my little brother thru the car window. More scary than his normal face...
Very frightening
Spooky Kings scare me!!!!!!!!
We have to perform a Native American ritual that doesn’t work.
bring flashlights
fr what a flop
@@IncredibleGoliath CHUD is the name of the ritual, not the creature. The creature has no name.
My theory on the whole movie is that the alien (It) only exists as a psychic manifestation of the strongest emotions of those thinking about it. So, the natives' ritual didn't work because they were worried it would escape and kill them when they were done. Everything that happened in both movies was a result of what someone, at some point, expected would happen.
@@melaniemeyer3558 I think you're both overestimating the amount of thought Stephen King put into it, and underestimating the amount of cocaine.
The vomiting music edit was the most confused I've ever been.
Fucking tell me about it. I understand not taking yourself too seriously, but it's as if they'd given up and decided to just have a laugh.
It felt like a random Deadpool reference that was poorly executed.
@@blorkpovud1576 i have a deep connection 2 disorienting shit, n i havent seen this new it but the 1st 1 had a shit load of disorienting ideas in it, 2 the point that it was clear 2 me that it was a big part of the movies identity
hearing this honestly makes me more interested in watching it bc i wanna just sit there n absorb how they tried 2 disorient the audience
I though I was having a stroke.
6:01 Mike looks PISSED at Jay for interrupting his "That's what i'm saying..."
Because it was gonna lead into a star trek reference.
LOL, this is the best show on computer television.
This film needed more Tim Curry
Pennywise escaped to the one place untouched by fearlessness... SPACE!
Everything needs more Tim Curry.
Tim Curry doesnt need this film
“Do You Have Prince Albert In A Can? You Do?!? Well you Better Let The Poor Guy Out! MehHeH! MehHeH! MEhHeH!(Spins noise maker like a really annoying bday clown)
@@fattyjaybird7505 But he needed that shitty Fox "Rocky Horror Picture Show" remake from a few years back? The man couldn't even talk or move his face and they made him the Criminologist (the narrator).
That cat’s reaction at 11:49
just spectacular filmmaking
For anyone wondering the Witch in Gretel & Hansel is the Borg queen from First Contact.
Speaking of Star Trek...this movie reminded me of episode
She's also the Cat Monster Mom from Sleepwalkers.
This reminds me of an episode of the Orville, where the crew has to work together to overcome some bad stuff.
More excited about Gremlins 2: The New Batch than I am for It.
GrubStLodger For what?
I saw this at a drive in theater and when the "Angel in the Morning" thing happened, I turned to my friend and asked if it actually happened because it seemed so fucking weird. I thought the FM channel the audio was playing on picked up on something else for a second. It was bizarre.
You know that you just blew my mind. I had never thought about how the sound of the movie would be done in a drive-in theater. We don't have those in my country.
A Gremlins 2 Re:view!? FINALLY
Best. Film. Ever.
G.O.A.T
Very cool, very cool
@@lilmoeszyslak4810 I saw them mention a thing I recognized and I clapped!
Clamp for president!
The biggest sin It 2 committed was robbing the adult losers of their agency. They didn't fight it because of their oath, for justice, to protect kids or even for revenge. They only stayed and fought because Bev told them they'd die if they didn't. And GayRichie still spends the whole movie trying to run away.
The movie sucked hard and was a real let down.
i mean thats pretty true to the book, it has an underlying meta element of the kids being characters in a book with no agency
at one point richie responds out loud to something said in the prose
people were legitimately laughing at the old lady scene in my theater... i know this movie was meant to be scary but it was honestly one of the funniest theater experiences i've ever had.
i can't wait to be bored by a clown jumpscaring people while a loud scary noise plays in the background
That's all the first one was. Boring shit with cheap jump scares. Sounds like the sequel is more of the same.
It’s a shame because Bill Skarsgards performance is wonderful, but too often is he CGI’d into some kind of bizarre plasticine figure
Way too many jump scares in this movie. It’s a shame because it had potential and like Mike said the character stuff was actually great. It’s not bad, but also not scary and even funny in inappropriate places
Jay is right they did de-age them in some scenes you could really tell in the IMAX showing especially with the scene in the clubhouse.
Edit: now that my comment is decently high... MIKE AND JAY WATCH MR ROBOT AND DO A REVIEW it’s perfect for both of you, would be a super interesting discussion to see
Young Eddie looked and sounded so off there that I was unsure if it was even the same actor. I checked after the movie was over and yeah, it was the same actor. Though if you've seen him in Shazam, he was already noticeably older by then.
Gabe Johnson
The only time I really noticed was the flashback scene where Richie was by himself. His face looked smooshed. Like his eyes were too low.
de-ageing is something they just won't get right I believe. Samuel Jackson in Captain Marvel made me cringe the entire movie...
as far as de-aging voices they did the same thing with the kid who played john connor in terminator 2
Gabe Johnson that clubhouse scene looked rough. Richie’s face looked like jello.
I'm so glad I watched Gremlins 2 Re-View before going to bed last night.
So we've invented the audio equivalent of the uncanny valley! Great, I hate it!
Ever heard of that shit called vocaloid? That is audio uncanny valley
Perhaps can call it uncanny foley?
The spoiler warning edit with the cat made me laugh so hard!
If only Warner had blocked its DCU movies instead.
First 6 movies made more than marvel did, But go off.
@@user-73a lol
blood feast island man Well yeah superhero movies weren’t that big in 2008 when marvel started out
@@user-73a Literally not true, if you're implying the first 6 movies of the DCEU cumulatively made more money than *all* of the MCU movies.
Also, a movie is not measured only in its box office returns. That might be to the studios producing them, but it's just not the only reason.
"Man, people really liked the kids and the character moments between them...."
"Yeah, let's not do that this time."
Why does Jay hate? Why is Jay so mean? ;)
Goddammit, BioGoji 1989! Is that you or is it the clown?!
@@josephschultz3301 your comment is winter fire
* insert bad Harry Anderson joke here*
@@damiensteele7663 Why did he have to leave us so sooooooooooooooon
Omfg I love this entire comment thread!! 😂🤣
Gawd dammit! I want my Gremlins 2 Re:View. Stupid Warner Brothers.
I came home to watch the rest of it and it was gone. I was like WTF? Seriously, Warner Bros, wtf.
They got it back within a day, though!
These guys are the best movie reviewers out there. Nothing even compares.
You may think Pennywise is dead, but we all know the truth...
No one's ever really gone.
Thank you so much for the likes, guys. It means a lot to me.
Now, go float somewhere else.
RIP
Stephen King confirmed before IT Chapter 1 came out, that Pennywise in the book survived his second defeat and is still alive
*JUMPSCARE SOUND PLAYS*
Not as long as there is money to be made by Hollywood.
The three lightbulbs from space are still in that jar so... what's stopping them from leaving.
I'd like to point out that Mike, just riffing with no reference track, hit the exact key signature and tempo of "Just Call me Angel," matching the track to a T.
imagine this movie was entirely based on the second chapter from the book
@@CarrotConsumer
The co-author of this comment is Ritalin.
Can't remember ever seeing Jay this frustrated. I'll probably skip this one.
@@yogxoth1959 Oh, there seems to have been an slight misunderstanding: I'm most definitely talking about skipping the sequel to yesteryears most anticipated remake of that TV-movie you kinda remember some other kids talking about that one time in 5th grade.
I think Jay was unfair, not necessarily because he's wrong, but his expectations were off. He's critiquing it as a horror movie, and it's really not. It's more of a fantasy adventure. Nothing in it or the first film scared me at all. But during the first one I decided early on it's not actually horror/thriller, it's fantasy adventure. So I just watched it like I'd watch Goonies, and I loved them both.
There is one thing I totally disagree with though, the idea that the scares are random or meaningless and not personal. I don't see how they got that at all. I thought this second film really expanded on how the fears are very personal to the characters. For example, Pennywise mocks Ben for being fat, but he doesn't just call him a fatty. He says inside you'll always be that little fat kid and you still know you're going to DIE ALONE. Yes, exactly, that's the REAL trauma underpinning all his anxieties about being a fatty. It wasn't about having bitch tits and beng made fun of. It was that he felt nobody would ever desire him. He felt alone and unlovable. Even as a physically fit handsome adult he still feels worthless and alone. I actually choked up a little during Ben's segments because I've felt unlovable too. Not for the exact same reason but still. It wasn't just "spooky clown to scare fat morons and dumb teens shoveling popcorn into their dumb faces".
@@RyanLongArt in other words it flopped
@Mark Harrison i think youre full of IT, see what i did there?
@@frxnlab would anyone consider this to be a future cult classic? I think not.
Love how Jay almost cracked right at the end after trying so hard to keep it together during Mike’s phone call
I like that Eddie's mom and wife are played by the same person.
I noticed that, too! I also noticed that the original young Ben from the 1990 tv miniseries also appears in this as the board member during adult Ben's Skype call.
Where is Mr Plinkett ? I missed that sexy man
We got these two lovely boys instead
Fucking his cat
He is on your basement . . . with a special gift . . . just for you . . .
Will he ever do solo review?
The actor who plays him has regrettably passed away recently.
I would say some WB has some gremlins in their system but they were broken way before this re-view
"Hey I got a valid qu-"
"SPOOKY CLOWN TIME!"
My favourite parts were when Beverley got attacked by a goblin from the Hobbit, and when Shelob made a cameo. I also loved the very subtle nod to Nightmare on Elm Street 5. I just can't wait for the next film courtesy of New Line cinema, Austin Powers: Three hours is not enough. Hope they digitally de-age Mike Myers and the jokes from the previous installments
and a CGI Verne Troyer, they can get Andy Serkis' shin to do the mocap.
@@necronomitom very cool very cool, I'm sure it will be tastefully done
Congratulations to Mike for going a whole episode without a Star Trek reference! :p
He is getting rehabilitated , one step at a time
your comment reminds of this one star trek episode where ...
How to do a song at a strange moment: Shaun of the Dead.
That's a comedy movie.