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A lovely journey through the wonderful world of cinema that has shaped my somewhat adequate life over the decades.
"YOUNG REBELS" (1989) Review: A Riffing Good Time From the Director of "Samurai Cop"
From the writer director of Samurai Cop and Hollywood Cop, Amir Shervan, comes another confused mess of a film, Young Rebels! (1989) Robert Z'Dar's massive face, awkward boobs, clumsy action, and a garbled plot, this film has it all! Watch for a some good bad movie riffing fun! #youngrebels #youngrebels1989 #goodbad #goodbadmovie #funnybad #amirshervan #robertzdar #samuraircop #hollywoodcop #badmoviereview #badmovie #movieriff #riffing #funny #mst3k #RLM
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Depopulating Japan: A Zombie Filmmaker's Paradise!
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For all those who love zombie and post apocalyptic films, there is no better place to be than Japan! As the nation sadly depopulates it has created an endless supply of of abandoned film locations, but with none of the hazards found in the west (looking at you rust belt!). #japan #depopulation #zombie #zombiemovies #abandonedplaces #abandoned #filmmaking #postapocalyptic #28dayslater #28weeksla...
"National Lampoon's Vacation" Body Count
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Over 40 years ago, Clark W. Griswold set off on a quest to give his family the best summer road trip possible. Sadly, there were some... loses along the way... In Memoriam. #nationallampoonsvacation #vacation1983 #deathcount #bodycount #killcount #summervacation #auntedna #clarkgriswold #roadtrip #wallyworld #martymoose #wagonqueen #familytruckster
"THE TERMINATOR" Extended Scene: T-800 Exposition
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Never before seen extended footage of Kyle Reese's exposition dump about the T-800 to Sarah Connor. "Sweat... Bad Breath... Everything..." But what was this "everything?" #terminator #kylereese #sarahconnor #t800 #exposition #expositionscene #parkinggarage #t1 #badbreath #comedyvideo #spoof #extendedscene
Cinema Trauma: The Top Six Scariest Scenes...
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There are countless frightening scenes in the history of cinema, but none embed themselves quite as deep into your soul as those from childhood... Home Alone (1990) Never Ending Story (1984) Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985) Jason and the Argonauts (1963) The Adventures of Mark Twain (1985) Terminator 2 Judgement Day (1991) #scaryscenes #cinemahistory #disturbing #childhoodtrauma #terminator2judgm...
"Tremors 2: Aftershocks" In Memoriam...
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After terrorizing Nevada (and becoming a cult favorite!) the Graboids came back! Shall we never forget the poor souls lost in the oil fields of Mexico decades ago. #tremors2 #tremors #aftershocks #graboid #shrieker #killcount #deathcount #bodycount
"BATTLETRUCK" The Best "Mad Max" Ripoff You Have Never Seen!
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Once there was only Mad Max... two weeks later there was a surge of copycats! And from that storm of post apocalyptic mediocrity one rose above them all... Welcome to BATTLETRUCK! (1982) #battletruck #battletruck1982 #madmax #ripoff #copycat #postapocalyptic #truck #newzealand #film #80smovies #roadwarriors
"TERMINATOR 3" In Memoriam...
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The year is 2003, and havoc once again has come to the streets of LA. #terminator3 #riseofthemachines #killcount #bodycount #deathcount #terminator
The Terminator Franchise! What is the BEST shot?
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There are many great shots among the Terminator films.... but what is the best? The most captivating? The most... bouncy? #terminator #terminator2judgmentday #terminator3 #boobs #bestshot
"Fallout" A Virgin Viewer ReView! Season One
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"Fallout" A Virgin Viewer ReView! Season One
"TERMINATOR 2!" The Pepsi Guy... Last Day Stories, Ep. 6
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"TERMINATOR 2!" The Pepsi Guy... Last Day Stories, Ep. 6
"Event Horizon" Missing Footage of Hell........"The Oogieloves"
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"Event Horizon" Missing Footage of Hell........"The Oogieloves"
Driving in Japan! A New Hope... 日本での運転！
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Driving in Japan! A New Hope... 日本での運転！
Weyland-Yutani... Building Better Meals!
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Weyland-Yutani... Building Better Meals!
Parallel Scenes! "Event Horizon" & "Interstellar"
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Parallel Scenes! "Event Horizon" & "Interstellar"
"STAR WARS" A New Hope... In Memoriam
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"STAR WARS" A New Hope... In Memoriam
“Somehow!” The #1 Doctor Recommended Plot Armor! Star Wars!
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“Somehow!” The #1 Doctor Recommended Plot Armor! Star Wars!
Hollywood Fading... 消えゆくハリウッド Part Two: Disney パート2：ディズニー
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Hollywood Fading... 消えゆくハリウッド Part Two: Disney パート2：ディズニー
"Aliens!" The True Fate of Newt's Brother, Timmy... Last Day Stories, Ep. 6
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"Aliens!" The True Fate of Newt's Brother, Timmy... Last Day Stories, Ep. 6
Thanks again for having me on @Fermented. This was truly a lot of fun and a great film to share! (I'm not so happy about the way my microphone came thru, so I have melted it down, strapped it to a stick of dynamite, and tomorrow will launch it directly into the sun ☀. Then I will proceed to go buy one that doesn't suck!)
@@WilliamShakespielberg it was great to have you on! I hope you can join again soon! You should strap the microphone to Elon Musk’s car!
This might be the greatest thing I’ve ever ever seen
The Big Bang, the collision of the Milky Way and Andromeda Galaxies, and Young Rebels! 😂
So the fat-faced guy dies in the end? Bummer.
There's a lot of plot happening at grandma's house.
@@555_Kochi_STi A plot full of twists, turns…. and curves!
Anyone asking Robert Z'dar to shave his face for a role is just being mean 😂
Beards were invented specifically for that face.
Would be worth its prices if it wasnt infested with rats n crackheads imo, can be nice places but its a shitshow something has to change
😂 This is good stuff. It amazes me how relentless people are in their insistence that movies be cropped to portrait mode for their stupid TikToks and such.
@@Tfor2show THANK YOU!! I actually can’t believe that more film enthusiasts aren’t openly annoyed by the proliferation of viewing film clips (and media in general) in portrait. It literally hurts my eyes.
they make movies here because it's cheaper than in the u.s. !!!!...nothing else..!!!...they would make way more if it didn't rain all the time..!!!...just ask the actors from the ''x-files'' series..!!!!!!
So you're in Japan, eh? What the heck were you wearing? An apron raincoat?
@@kpy2003 😂 It was a patient gown that they use here.
@@fermentedcinema4892 Ahhh... I see you woke up from a coma after getting in courier accident.
Remnants of the Bubble era.
@@79Rivers at first I read this as “the bubble tea era” 😂
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These are funny man lol
@@Irvin700 I’m happy you like them! And remember, never quit smoking! 😁
Porn always saves the day.
I live in the Yukon and my whenever I go to Vancouver my ADHD brain makes me look up and just gaze in awe at the tall ass buildings
@@coltforceplayer I would love to get up to the Yukon one day! I’ve been as close as Fort Nelson.
@@fermentedcinema4892 only bad thing Is like the 10 month long winter
lol I'm sure adhd is the reason you are in awe of tall buildings
@@Josh-df3on 😁
@@coltforceplayer nothing better than a cozy bed on a winter’s night… and you get that feeling for 300 days of the year! 😂
I wonder what the monkeys gave the humans in the Japanese version... 🤔
All I can say was it happened in a snowy hot spring!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Could you please break down Quebec next. Quebec is basically film set for all France setting films
@@ellsay8987 that’s actually a great idea! I might just do that. But I will need to get myself to Quebec first and get a bunch of footage! Lots of classic films were made there too. Such as the original “The Fly” 1958.
I will now forever refer to Vancouver as New Los Sanportattle
@@gerrit2409 I take that as the highest honor! 😉
That would make me a New Los Sanporteattlite.
@@livinginvancouverbc2247 wear that name with pride!
The exchange rate is the Number 1 reason Hollywood is in Vancouver. Currently, it costs $137 Canadian dollars to buy $100 US dollars. Canada has skilled movie crews and studios to produce any movie, all at 1/3 off .
@@MrJdebest true, but it’s more than that. Because there are many even cheaper places to film in the world, but they don’t as much. Proximity, time zones, setting, and as you alluded to, established talent pool and studio infrastructure, all play major roles too.
@fermentedcinema4892 Yes, it would include the several things that you mentioned in the video. The problem with the cheapest places in the world is that they don't look like American cities or neighborhoods. ** When the Canadian dollar goes up, the number of films in Vancouver drops dramatically. Thanks for putting the video together 👍🇨🇦
@@MrJdebest I’m glad you enjoyed it! Yeah, I remember back around 2007 I believe when the CAD was above the USD there was a panic happening in the industry.
My favorite comes from Jingle All the Way 2: "Oh, there's a bull riding contest at Rooster's?" _Next shot: Rooster's Cabaret in Pitt Meadows_ That's what I call "Hallmark Film Quality"
@@moofey OMG! I went to Roosters every bull riding night for years in the 2000s (if I remember correctly it was Wednesday night) What a classy franchise!
I love my Vancouver!
@@gurjap4836 it’s hard not to!
I was recently watching Rise of the Planet of the Apes with James Franco for the first time and was pleasantly surprised to see Vancouver playing San Francisco in some scenes. During one of the big breakout scenes, there's a panning shot of some chaos on a street that was also used for a destruction shot in Godzilla (2014), which I found quite amusing. Anyways, great video! Even though I knew most of these, this video is very digestible, and I'm totally gonna show it to my American friends!
@@idontlikethis980 Rise of the Planet of the Apes will be part of a sequel video I’m planning (to be released next year 😂) Currently in Japan and I only like to use my own footage. I’m really happy that you enjoyed the video! And thank you so much for sharing it with your American friends!!
the openening scene to 50é50 is classic vancouver weather its always like that
@@evan3305 fall, spring and winter! 😂
I live in coquitlam and ive been on the corkscrew at the pne!!!!
@@evan3305 me too, countless times as a child, though I hear that it is no more now 😢
As a lifetime "Vancouver resident" (and GVRD areas), these check out. #Legit. Never seen most of those movies though. I just know the place.
@@ReptoidDiscoversMinecraft even a bad movie can become entertaining when your spotting all the locations 😉 Though I do hope you have seen “Never Ending Story” That’s a great 80s fantasy film.
@@fermentedcinema4892 Good points. I like discovering them randomly without knowing ahead of time, at least when I used to get out to see movies in the theatre, pre-1998. And yes "NES" is a classic. Saw that a long time ago. Minecraft is my "NES" in a way. It's also my "Liminal space". The more I am in a world the more alive it is. Most of the time it's pretty quiet though (not counting those over-populated public SMPs of course - way too busy for me usually).
@@ReptoidDiscoversMinecraft Minecraft is something that many of my friends swear by! I have always wanted to give it a try, but just one of those things where the timing has never been right (so busy!) If you haven’t seen it I definitely recommend Tron Legacy. For both the fun Vancouver location spotting, and the theme of entering another realm!
@@fermentedcinema4892 Drop by some time when I'm livestreaming and chat with me. Small crowd so I can get into details and show you around or whatever. Expect bad puns and dark humour along the way. Remind me who you are when you stop by. :> (I just subbed here so I've got a LOT to catch up on first)
More movies to consider putting in a video: Hot Rod Josie and the Pussycats Adaline
@@AlyssaIrvine Awesome! Thanks 😊 A sequel video or two are coming, but won’t be done until next summer (I’m currently in Japan, and outside of the movie clips I only like to use my own footage)
3:26 I went to Vancouver Film School. You ain’t fooling me into thinking that’s Seattle!
I hope you enjoyed your time here! It’s even better when it’s suppose to be “New York” with the mountains looming in the background 😂
@@fermentedcinema4892 no doubt lol
What's crazy is this doesn't even remotely scratch the surface. During Covid many US studios were not in use or had limited use due to the restrictions on being close to each other. With that in mind Vancouver took it as an opportunity and put rules in place to allow studios to continue film making. There was a bit of time on Netflix where every single new piece of film being released all came from Vancouver. I'm sure nearly anyone who lives here has stories of flim crews in their neighborhood or town. If they're on your street they give you money or food to STFU during filming. Some people will even go mow their lawn during those times knowing the film crew will come offer them more goodies to mow their lawn the next day instead.
@@Samuri5hit84 Netflix has a gigantic presence in Vancouver, as does Disney, but my money is on Netflix being a better long term player in the area. Disney is a really flaky studio.
@@fermentedcinema4892 Disney is a old company with no real plans trying to stay afloat by buying solutions. Netflix is a new company with their own solutions. I agree with your assessment.
Don’t forget 40,000 movie crew members making 72 cents for every American dollar budgeted.
@@glennelliott708 that is a big factor. The built in workforce… working in a cheaper currency.
Unsolved Mysteries (RIP Robert Stack) filmed a few episodes in Vancouver too. It’s nice to see Vancouver in the late 80’s and early 90’s on film. Surrey B.C., and a few other B.C. spots also had episodes filmed there.
That’s cool! Yeah, I love any chance to the city as it was decades ago. The False Creek area is especially different.
A couple of Jet Li films were made here as well.
@@lonewolf604 any particular ones you recommend?
@@fermentedcinema4892 War with Jason Stathom is okay but Romeo must die is the better flick
You forgot to mention that the intro house in Tron legacy was actually based on a house down in Crescent Beach, near the municipality of White Rock.
@@zarition9770 thanks for the tip! More videos about Vancouver are to come! (Sadly not until next year, since I’m currently in Japan and I like to use my own footage)
i live there gang
@@paramango a nice place to be!
I filmed an X-Files scene at Riverview Hospital also a British Horror film An American Gothic.
@@visaman Riverview Hospital is another commonly used location. Might be part of a sequel video to this video I’m slowly working on… (won’t be done until next year though 😂)
Those are real or it’s the best special effect I’ve ever seen. Talk about jiggle physics.
I have no idea what movie that’s from. I don’t even remember the scene.
@@PrincessFionaYT it was from T3, at the bar at the start. 😉
@@fermentedcinema4892 Believe or not, we women notice boobs too, we’re just more subtle about it. But I didn’t see that movie. Aren’t their just 2 Terminator movies? 😁
@@PrincessFionaYT In a perfect world there are only 2, that’s for sure!
@@fermentedcinema4892 Just like the clip 😂
Really clever with this one. I heard that maybe 2 months ago they tore down the lot that contained the neighborhood for these movies. Mostly their house.
Oh no! Do you mean the classic WB studio lot? Well, I guess the average person no longer lives in a detached suburban house! 😂
Enjoyed the video. I admit it's fun to play "spot the locations" around the Lower Mainland -- to find an oblique view of 16th, east of Macdonald (Things We Lost in the Fire); mad splicing of footage for car chases (Shooter: New Westminster and Baltimore blended; Shoot to Kill (Sidney Poitier's worst?) Coal Harbour, ca 1987 and Horseshoe Bay) -- but what stands out to me are the lame scripts too often associated with Vancouver productions. There have been decent TV shows and movies filmed in town, including 2 of 3 mentioned above, but the duds really leave a bad taste. I feel sorry for the city each time I encounter one. lol I didn't catch the Cassiar tunnel, or anything else Vancouver, when I watched I, Robot. Probably not the only one that escaped my recognition. 😅
@@Blogzer I Robot hid and blended the locations very well. And I agree, Vancouver seems to get a disproportionate amount of duds. Though the Deadpool series has been a major recent win. Still, I wish Vancouver (and BC) could have its own Lord of the Rings style production event. Where the location is proudly proclaimed to be Vancouver / BC. Not hidden.
2:31 hahaha I actually know the guy who did the destruction cgi for this shot. Pretty cool work.
@@HangYuriYangFX he did an awesome job! That’s for sure 😊
at 0:24 i recognize every building in that frame since i live there lmao
I lived in Metrotown myself for 2 years back in the 2000s, just when it was really starting to change.
you lived on 240th street in maple ridge? pretty sure thats where that Jumanji scene was filmed
thats not exactly Vancouver. looks nothing the same today.
A few shots were filmed on 240th, the specific ones shown were 100th Ave. And yeah, since the 90s that area doesn't look the same at all. Also, in general speak for the Vancouver film industry, everything from Squamish to White Rock to Hope is "Vancouver."
Watched another great behind the scenes video about this show today. Unfortunately it didn't have any info on the epic station-wagon jump scene. So the quest continues.... It did discuss a bit of the making of the vehicle though; and a whole bunch of other stuff. This show needs a good 3 hours of behind scenes & in-depth documentary to really cover all the cool factoids.
...but the 1st Hour of behind scenes that anyone should watch is most definitely Fermented Cinema's show on Aug 03rd.
@@WilliamShakespielberg you are a man of wisdom!
There is so much I want to know about the behind the scenes of this film. I bet there were a few wild parties after the cameras stopped rolling!
Tragedy on the level of Darth Plaguis the Wise.
The demise of the Wagon Queen Family Truckster still hits hard!
@@fermentedcinema4892 Nearly as much as the Ferrari in Feris Bueller's Day Off.
@@79RiversI’d say the family truckster hits a little harder, it really was one of a kind!
Vancouverites live with the fictional-dream shattering reality that Vancouver is the placeholder for everything...
Enjoyed the LIVE 🤘🏼😎
@@DJPLAYNICE thank you so much for the great comments in the chat! Always nice to have you watching 😊
cant believe ive watched most of these, live here, and didnt know they were filmed here until now
@@baldtighten Vancouver is a true chameleon!
The Beachcombers basically created this term
@@barontaylor7139 A classic! I guess technically it made Gibsons “Hollywood North” 😂
1:59 Cassiar Tunnel
@@Mark2sCar310 yeah, my bad on that one. My family always just referred to it as the Hastings Tunnel. I still remember the traffic light that was there between Hastings and the #1 before the tunnel was built!
Really solid video. There is far far far more content that could build a 2nd video just on movies. As for TV shows....probably could create an entire series on them.
@@Canadagraphs Currently have more videos planned! But their release might be a little slow.
One i noticed right away was in Netflix’s “Julie and The Phantoms” was the Orpheum. I noticed the sign and was like hey i saw that downtown!
@@SimplyStellaXO the Orpheum is another classic filming spot. The interior is especially often used for scenes of high society.
@@fermentedcinema4892 I never know how popular Vancouver was in the movie world
@@SimplyStellaXO sometimes it feels like every second film has at least a portion of it filmed in Vancouver 😂
@@fermentedcinema4892 😂😂