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Amy Madigan and Gabby Hoffman also appeared together in 'Uncle Buck' in the same year as this film.

Lighten up m0RE-ON it's just a movie! Get out of your woman-cave once in awhile. Geez, so fkn sanctimonious and bratty. I won't be back.

My favorite film by him is North by Northwest. Followed by Rebecca, Vertigo, Rear Window, and Notorious. I haven't seen anymore than that. But I'm still going to watch Strangers on a Train, Rope, and Shadow of a Doubt. Alfred Hitchcock is probably my favorite director of all time. He really was a genius and made so many brilliant films.

This is the second best sex scene in movie history, the first being in the naked gun 2

Re "i don't believe that would work" wing-tap maneuver that's basically how RAF pilots took down V-2 flying bombs in WW2 when they ran out of rounds

Y’all Please react to The Great Santini, The Painted Veil and Memoirs of a Geisha 🙌🙏👏

One of my fav movies, and it is regarded by experts as one of the worst movies ever made.

That's vestal virgins

This was a great video (as always) PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE to The Music Man!!

The donkey ball clock joke is great lol

As no one mentioned it.......Tara is played by Blythe Danner, Gwyneth Palltrow's {Pepper Potts from Ironman} mother...

after 3 minutes at the first intersting moment: adverts Bye!!!

So, I’m a different vein but with Julie Andrews and James Garner directed by Blake Edwards (all of them much younger) is The Americanization of Emily (1964). Overlooked and underrated film. For James Garner alone, you might try Marlowe (1969), which is a drama, or the Support Your Local Sherrif/Gunfighter comedies (there are 2 of them).

Since you named the varactyl that 'Kenobi' rode: 'Petunia'... I read the novelization... and her canonical name is 'Boga'. Petunia might be her middle name? 😉

Thanks to Emily, Matthew and Pippin! 🪴 All hail director Franz Oz. I've also enjoyed numerous stage performances of this story.

I love the hosts accents.

The soundtrack is awesome.

Let me add that S.O.B. Should be on your viewing list. Stands for Standard Operation Bulls-t.

The Afros - 'Feel It' ruclips.net/video/4oLILk0TYR8/видео.htmlsi=hWbvaJqviWeuUg8O

Such a great film. It is actually a remake of a 1933 German film called Viktor und Viktoria, which was remade in 1935 in Britain as First a Girl.

Ah, yes, my favorite cinematographer of all time, Dick Bush. The man has quite a wide and long list of great movies he's been in.

This movie is a lot of fun, and even a bit silly at times. The skeleton from which Conan gets his sword is supposedly a buried Altanean general (from a time "before the seas drank Atlantis"), so the sword is of a superior quality than contemporary swords from Conan's time. In the final fight near the end of the movie he even shatters the sword carried by one of the bad guys with those bangs - that sword happens to be the sword that bad guy stole from Conan's own father.

The score in this movie is incredible. It’s the Best Costner film besides Dances with Wolves. If you haven’t watched that movie, make it a priority. You will not regret it. One of the best films all time, and it was Kevin’s first time directing with Dances with Wolves. Won 7 academy awards in 1991 including best picture, director, and score. 3 golden globes.

S.O.B. is another great Blake Edwards movie.

The show tells you where the briefcase went

The tricky thing with parody films like this, so many years later, is the need to know the films they reference. Just a few: Top Gun (obviously), but then Dances With Wolves, The Fabulous Baker Boys, 9 1/2 weeks, Rocky, Gone With The Wind, amongst others.

This is the funniest movie ever! My family and I love it and we all have different tastes in comedy so that's saying something! 😅

6:23 Emily’s opening a Christmas present right now.

Whenever Leslie Ann Warren’s character Norma speaks I keep thinking of Harley Quinn

14:24 I haven’t seen this in years. I forgot how hilarious the dialogue is. Blake Edwards and the cast were definitely on their A game.

If the rumored sequel isn't called "Spaceballs II: The Search For More Money", I'm going to be very upset.

Did you recognize Mongo? And a leading lady who dies her own singing. You will recognize some other characters as well as a style of joke. Do you know who she was married to?

I hope you will one day watch another Lynch movie -- the ones he got final cut on are truly great works of art. I recommend Mulholland Drive, or Lost Highway.

I may be going out on a limb here but I think he liked this one. 😂

“How much for the little girl?”

11:30 -- I miss those old V-8 engines.... When you mashed the throttle, it sounded like they were sucking the whole environment in and turning it into horsepower....

The Cherry Tree Inn is a real place located in Woodstock, IL.. And yes, you can stay in Phil's room.

thx for this

Thanks to Emily, Matthew and Pippin! 💃 I love this one so much. Kudos to director Blake Edwards.

Joining you right there with the tears...one of the best movies ever made.

I think you would enjoy Murphy's Romance with James Garner & Sally Field 🤗

If only the Loch Ness monster had asked the prostitute for tree fiddy. . .

A Furry interpretation of an Elmer Fudd cartoon!

The look on Furious's face when he comes into the house taking his tie off, he's all business. He's been mentally prepared for this moment since Tre was a young boy. "I knew this was gonna happen. I'd hoped that it wouldn't come to this, but it did, and now I have to protect my son".

I instantly fell in love with Pepin!

Emily, OMG, you look absolutely STUNNING, cosplaying as Mistress of the Dark!!!!!!😍💖💖💖💖💖💖

Clearly such talented individuals that enjoyed working together. Agree - Preston stole the show being an authentic old queer lmao

Great reaction video. You are right - This movie is NOT about baseball. It's about redemption.

During a time when Julie Andrews was trying to be edgy. This and S.O.B. (her topless scene) were both done by her husband Blake Edwards.

This movie reminds me so much of the 'underground' comics of my youth (I think they started coming out in the late 60s). The creativity, the sex talk, the slacker mentality, etc. It would fit right in with that vibe.