Kindergarten Cop * FIRST TIME WATCHING * reaction & commentary
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😂😂 “My heart just hit my a$$hole.” I literally had to pause and stop laughing. I’m stealing that, just letting you know.
I had the same reaction...funniest thing I've heard in a long time
Absolutely slew me! LMAO
I just about shot milk out of my nose when I heard her say that.
And I wasn’t even drinking milk!
100%
I think we all are stealing that one. I too had to pause to LMAO.
I'm going to add another vote for True Lies. Arnold and Jamie Lee Curtis... you will love it!
True Lies is an overlooked and underappreciated CLASSIC!! A kickass James Cameron flick!
Yes I love that one haha!
I definitely, add to that vote also! Arnie at his best!
I will add another vote True lies is a classic
True Lies by James Cameron is a fantastic film with Arnold and Jamie Lee Curtis! It is a wonderful action/adventure/comedy! I brought it home one evening when first married and my wife had no interest. Within 10 minutes we were both laughing hysterically. It is one of our favorites and I highly recommend it!
"a different side to Arnold." Arnie is a brilliant comedic actor. James freaking Cameron even knew it, and that's why he made True Lies (1994), starring him and Jamie Lee Curtis. It's a MASSIVE budget movie that perfectly combines Arnold's action/macho history with his hilarious comedic skill. an absolute must-see. I think after making The Abyss and Terminator 2, Cameron needed to make something lighthearted, and he nailed it with True Lies. can't recommend it enough
“Jesus, you were gonna kill that guy!!!”
“Of course, I’m a _Terminator_ .”
The Villain is another good comedy with him, though it's more Kirk Douglas that brings the laughs.
Then there's Jingle All the Way.
True lies isn't just my Favorite Arnold Movie...it's just one of my favorite all time movies.
Speaking comic Arnold timing, how about "Twins."
"Twins" is probably another good watch to see Arnold do something that departs from his action stuff. There's also "Junior", but I think that's more weird than good, but I don't really have much of a memory for that one. I'd really like to see you react to "Conan the Barbarian". It's an iconic role for him, though I'm not sure you'd love the movie.
As I was trying to think of Arnold comedies, "Jingle All the Way" was the first one that came to mind... I'm mad at myself for not thinking of "Twins" first; it's a great movie!
Twins is definitely worthwhile.
I do like that "Junior" combines the leads of both "Kindergarten Cop" and Twins", and adds Emma Thompson, as well! :-D
I think Junior may be my favorite Arnie comedy, because of the weirdness. Arnie is a weird guy, and this is a movie that leans into it.
Thank you for the cookies. I look forward to tossing them.
Ashleigh: "She's really tiny! Or is he just so big?"
Me: "Yes"
Ever seen that picture of Arnold with wilt Chamberlain and andre the giant
I remember her as a villain from If Looks Could Kill (1991)
Lol…he is actually on the shorter side…
@@susanwinston4123 yeah, but his sheer girth...it just accentuates it more I think.
My exact words
The fact that you don't expect to see Arnold with kids is exactly why they made this movie, and why it works so well.
Arnold in the movie "Twins", his twin is none other than Danny DeVito. It's HYSTERICAL!!
I hardly remember that movie. Can’t remember if I liked it.
Yes!! Twins is so GOOD!
Twins is by FAR his best comedy.
YES!!! Twins is a classic Arnold movie! He and Danny have such great comedic chemistry!
And the love interest is kelly preston (john travolta’s wife) in all her gorgeous glory.
Ashley is worried about saying “ Happy Endings “ but not about exclaiming “ my heart hit my asshole!”
Hilarious!
Fact: When Arnold says “my father was a cop” he wasn’t lying. His father was the Chief of Police in Austria.
A local chief of police in the town where he was born.
@@Curraghmore yes, in Austria
@@motoknivesandgunsbyjt I think his point was that because you said his father was _the_ Chief of Police in Austria, it sounded like he was the head of the entire Austrian police force.
IIRC, he was Wermacht before that.
@@Wishbone1977 I said in Austria, not the Chief of police of Austria. Geez. Relax folks.
"My heart hit my asshole" Well... there's a phrase I never thought I'd hear... but I love it... I laughed maybe a little too hard....
I came here to write the EXACT same thing!! Haha
That had me rolling omg.
I thought that's what she said.
Right there with you Boss!
I nearly spat my coffee out when I heard it !
the BTS on this movie is so wholesome too, Arnold spent tons of time with the kids, keeping them entertained and getting to know them. They still talk about it in interviews and stuff how nice he was
@Jeff, the God of Biscuits Even that one maid 😏
It was really really cool and sweet that during the pandemic they had a reunion without Arnie (or so they thought) but he popped in and it was just clear how much excitement and just how much the film meant to all of them. Definitely worth checking out.
22:30 "That creepy kid in the back is trying to look up her skirt! Did y'all notice that? That's so funny!"
Wow, good catch! I've seen this movie many times both growing up and as an adult and I actually DIDN'T notice that! Man, this is the reason why I love watching your reactions to movies I've seen countless times; you point out things I never noticed, and your reactions and commentary are delightful!
_True Lies_ Arnold, Jamie Leigh Curtis, and a fun script. One of the best espionage action comedies.
True Lies is one of my favorite Arnold movies. She should definitely do that one
Would a spy pee himself?!?
Kid: “maybe it’s a tumor?”
Arnold: “it’s not a tooma!!!”
😆😆😆😆😆
Most quotable line in this movie. Always love watching it.
I'm partial to "I'm da pawty poopah." ;)
You eat other people's lunches?! STOP IT!!
@@tommyzDad That's my favorite line.....lol
God forbid Arnold ever has one, it'll be everywhere
@@tommyzDad "You are mine now! There is no bathroom!
Big Arnie is really underrated as an actor. Terminator 2, Total Recall, Predator, The Running Man, Conan the Destroyer are freakin awesome
OMG, YOU ARE MY HERO! First person online I've seen say Conan the Destroyer is a good movie. I love it too
Sean Rosenau of course had a great cast and I enjoyed the story
I was a substitute teacher for 8 years. And honestly, I had nightmares of this movie the day before I worked my first Kindergarten class (wasn't bad; think most of them were stunned a big guy like me was suddenly their teacher for the day).
"It's not a tumah!" was a major catch phrase for a while. I still hear it from time to time when someone says they have a headache. Can't wait for Hallowbeans!!!!!
It's still a major catchphrase.
It was quoted on Supernatural, and is an achievement on World of WarCraft.
What does Arnold say when he goes fishing? It's not a tuna
For me
It's " twooo weeeeks" from that other great movie.
Still say it to my husband everytime he complains about not feeling well 😆
On the Graham Norton show, Graham asked a couch full of celebrities their favorite Arnold quote. You got all the typical ones from his big blockbuster movies then Jake Gyllenhaal said in his Arnold accent, "who is your daddy and what does he do".
Mine is "It's not a tumor", because the accent is just full on. ... But this movie is very quotable I think. In other words I'm with Gyllenhaal on this one.
@@LuiWallentinGttler Ya I agree. I remember when this movie came out the tumor line was very popular. I think they used it in all the trailers.
That is my favorite as well :D
I only just realised ive been quoting that wrong.. as you just did..
The line is "who is MY daddy and what does he do"
Not "who is YOUR daddy and what does he do"
@@LuiWallentinGttler When I was in music college we had a clinic with a brass band and when a classmate asked one player if his tuba was very heavy he replied in an Arnie impression, "It's a Sousaphone, it's not a TUBA!" LOL
You've got to see his Zoom call with the kids from the movie. They're all grown up and he surprises them at the end. It's really great!
Good stuff! You're one of the best reactors out there. I think right now, you and Octokrool are my top 2. Plus you always laugh at all the same parts I do. I've seen this movie more times than I would care to admit, but it's a classic through and through fo' shizzle.
I love Oktokrool and Ashleigh, too!
Octokrool is cool but i wish they watched things I like, instead of things I don't like
Popcorn In Bed is a great reactor as well
Blueberry Void has the best facial expressions of ANY reactor, I feel. :-D Also, always handy with a bottle of wine.
i have a few i been watching the most lately, look for reactions to blazing saddles and you will find some really fun ones... people starting to get offended before they "oh wait, this is making fun of....ohhh....."
if you like her, MelVerse is quite amusing, Mathews Fam videos can be great, Brandon..something movies.. i flip between them depending on the movie i see them reacting to, sometimes even movies im like "oh, i dont care for the movie but this reaction should be amusing" like..i have seen this movie... "its not ah tumor" ... was a movie when i was a kid.. (fuck, i feel old as hell)
if you want a laugh..i mean after this..a few times i wondered if he was gonna be ok... :)
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"Not so tough without your car..."
One of my favorite lines.
Mine too, Use it till this day.
Saw this movie in the theater when it first came out and that line got the biggest laugh!
My new favorite Ashleighism: I think teaching is a calling. My phone hasn't rang yet.😂
"You're not so tough without your car" can't believe you left that out.
I remember seeing this in the theater opening weekend, mainly because of the opening scene. You see, I live in Portland, and when the stooge talking to the bad guy mispronounced Oregon, there was a murmuring of boos in the packed audience. Oregonians take that sort of thing personally. So much so that when Crisp shoots him in the chest 30 seconds later, there was a thunderous response of cheers and applause.
I solemnly swear that I didn’t make one word of that up.
I can't believe you left out "You're not so tough without your car are ya?" one of my favorite lines lmao
The extremely short and feisty principal is played by Linda Hunt. Every performance of hers is awesome, no matter how big or small the character is. Look for a list of films and tv shows with Hunt, and you'll have a good time!
Silverado...
Silverado...
She's seen a fish called Wanda and some Jeff goldblum. Tho maybe "Earth girls are easy" and "the fly" first.
She made such a good career of playing feisty little women that people forget that her very first role was playing a *man* in the Mel Gibson drama "The Year of Living Dangerously". I believe she won an Oscar for that role.
Silverado I just re-watched It 2 days ago
@@Johnny_Socko Yes, she did.
Of course, we all know her best as The Shadout Mapes.
fun fact: A lot of the scenes with Arnold and the kids were naturally filmed, because getting children to sit there and read a script was really hard. So Arnold would just interact with the kids when the cameras were off, and while he was doing it he would occasionally look over at the director, and he would give Arnold a signal that they are indeed now rolling...so scenes where Arnold is just playing with the kids, is actual honest good non scripted play time with Arnold and the kids, and he has said he had a blast making this movie, because he wanted to do a lighter movie between his action movies. So he would do an action movie like Terminator, and then do a calmer movie like Jingle All the Way (which I would highly suggest too).
As a restaurant chef, for 30 years now, when I call for a tuna steak and a new cook brings me something else I still shout at them "ITS NOT A TOONAH"
I had a teacher like Arnold once. Former Marine who was at Chosin in the Korean War. Huge guy, buzz cut and 50’s military black rimmed glasses. He was terrifying on so many levels and he took zero nonsense. He turned out to be my favorite teacher of all time though, dude had an excellent sense of humor.
chosin was some hell of a battle, one of the coldest in history
What grade were you in?
My grandmothers brother was a Marine who was also at Chosin. He didn't come home.
Fun fact: twins actually played the role of Dominic and they didn’t know until the start of filming whether to have the main child character be played by those twins or the girl twins in the movie.
If you liked the anatomy boy, you should watch Steven King’s Pet Sematary. Maybe for Hollobeans. He was 3 years old when he filmed that.
The principal in this movie was the inspiration, along with a few others, for Edna Mode in the Incredibles movie.
I like your comment, but I believe Edith Head was the inspiration for Edna in The Incredibles. Edith Head was the Costume designer for so many of the classic Hollywood films and looked just like Edna. I will have to listen to the Incredibles commentary again, but I believe that is where I heard that.
@@robstoll7542 you are correct about Edith Head. I heard that too. But there was so much buzz talk about Linda being the inspiration that there are articles online that I have seen that say that she was also an inspiration for the character. ❤️
My favorite line in the movie "you're not so tough without your car are you lady?"
That's awesome lol ♥
Actually, one of the two dudes who played Dominic said they weren’t sure if they wanted twin boys or twin girls for that part, so kinda like what you said but not mixed together
I'm surprised you didn't react to "It's not a tumor!!" That's almost iconic a line for Arnold as "I'll be back," or "Get to the chopper!"
Glad to see you liked it. It was a kick watching you enjoy it.
I have to endorse the votes of those who mentioned _Twins_ and _True Lies_ . The lighter part of Arnold. :)
She reacted to the line, you mean she didn't recognize it.
@@Itwasalwaysme_Noone you are correct. 😏
It's not a tuma
Statistically, like 9 out of 10 child abductions are cases just like this where it's a non-custodial parent.
They spent so much of my generation's childhood hammering "stranger danger" into us, but nearly all crimes committed against children are by someone the kid knows.
I think you'd enjoy watching True Lies. Arnold starring + James Cameron directing + lots of fun action/comedy
I've been suggesting this for a while. Great fun movie.
Jaime Lee Curtis looked amazing in that also.
True Lies (1994) is a near perfect film👍
don't forget Jamie Lee Curtis.
"You're gonna run all the way to a bathroom? Girl, just pull over and throw up on the side of the road."
Well... It's food poisoning so... she's not just throwing up.
"throwing up at both ends" is a phrase I've heard used
@@rmhartman That's how food poisoning goes, in your mouth, out both ends. I've had it three times I'd like to forget...
@@rmhartman OOBE flu
Open on both ends
Yeah…it’s bad when you have to sit on the toilet to poop and toss the trash out of the trash can to throw up! Been there 🤮🤮🤮
Best line in regards to the abusive father: *"YOU HIT THE KID, I HIT YOU."*
Also, top Ashley quote:
"My heart hit my asshole."
Brilliant. Much love from Virginia.
One of my favorite Arnold comedy is "Twins" with Dany DeVito. It's a classic, definitely one to add to the list.
First saw this movie a year or two after it released. I've been saying "It's not a tumor!" with an Austrian accent for years. *Everyone* recognizes it, which pleases me beyond what is probably reasonable.
@68K lol Dumb & Dumber :P
Linda Hunt, the principal, won an Oscar back in the 80's playing a man in film called 'The Year of Living Dangerously', with Mel Gibson. She's worked steadily in movies and tv ever since! Penelope Ann Miller worked the most in the late 80's to early 90's. Since we've had The Godfather, a fun film she's in with Marlon Brando and Matthew Broderick is 'The Freshman'!
she was also the Medium in Poltergeist if i remember correctly
Played a bartender in “Silverado” i believe
@@Ati-MarcusS Linda Hunt did not play the medium. That was Zelda Rubenstein.
“The Year of Living Dangerously” is a great film I haven’t seen since college. Anyone else who sees this comment: check it out.
Also Hetty in ncis:la
The actor who portrayed Crisp in this film was also the bully in Three O'Clock High
The tumor conversation between Arnold and the kid had me rolling on the floor!!😆
Ashleigh: I'm not good with kids.
Also Ashleigh: They're so adorable.
Also this was my introduction to Arnold Schwarzenegger as a kid. For the longest time I would always be like 'Hey it's that guys from Kindergarden Cop" and got the weirdest looks because I didn't watch his Terminator films til after high school. lol
"My heart hit my asshole"
"Teaching is a calling and my phone ain't ringing"
"Whatchu want, coconut-head?"
So many good lines today, and I don't mean from the movie! 😂
Yes! That's exactly why I watch this channel. Ashleigh usually picks good movies for her reactions but much of the time her comments are more entertaining than anything else happening on screen.
Coconut head, had me screaming!!😂😂🤣🤣
I love her quotes lol :D so glad I subscribed.
If someone ever tries to tell you a 4/5 movie can't still be great in its own right, it means they've never seen a real 5/5 movie before.
The Principle was played by Linda Hunt. Clearly, great things come in small packages. She has the ability to dominate her scenes without saying a word.
She was in "The Year of Living Dangerously" with Mel Gibson and Sigourney Weaver; "Silverado" with Kevin Kline, Scott Glenn, Danny Glover, and Kevin Costner; "Dune" (1984 version) with Kyle MacLachlan, and Dean Stockwell.
In "If Looks Could Kill" she plays a villains main henchmen slash assassin who kills people by choking them to death with a whip.
Arnold is surprisingly good at comedy and he has other roles with humor as well. Twins with Danny Devito. True Lies with Jamie Lee Curtis.
Last Action Hero as well
True Lies is my favorite Arnold movie.
Dont forget Junior
Arnold and Danny work so we’ll together
Ashley would love True Lies!!!
Since everyone is suggesting Twins and True Lies (both good films) you should go back to Arnolds first starring role (Pumping Iron does not count) and watch Conan The Barbarian from 1982.
It will help Ashleigh make sense of that Conan The Librarian part in UHF.
What about Hercules in New York?
That's actually not his first starring role, but his breakthrough role.
He starred before in "Hercules in New York" (1969), "The Villain" (1979) and an episode of "The Streets of San Francisco": "Dead Lift" (1977)
Now that we got the semantics of Arnold's earlier films out-of-the-way all we need to remember is what is best in life. "Crush your enemies see them driven before you and to hear the Lamentations of their women"
She should watch "Hercules in New York", the version with the voice of Arnold dubbed over with some unknown actor because the movie makers thought Arnold's accent was too thick.
"I think that teaching is a calling-and my phone is NOT ringing"
Best line ever, Ashleigh!
The actor who played the bad guy also played this badass bully from this movie called *3 O'clock high.* A true cult classic and it deserves more acknowledgement these days. *PLEASE CHECK IT OUT!*
"Teaching is a calling for people and my phone is not ringing"
My favorite line in the movie is "You're not so tough without your car, are you?".
I was at an entertainment site and they had an article about Arnold narrating a documentary about marine life. Someone commented "It's not a tuna".
I was surprised she didn't show it. Close second to "It's not a tumor!"
So, I was actually in this movie (fourth grader not a kindergartener) and it was an awesome experience. All of the murals that you see and the playground equipment were made especially for the movie. Who is also filmed during the summer. And it does not snow in the winter there.
I saw this movie 30 years ago in the theater. Watched it a few dozen times since then whenever I stumbled upon it. And I never noticed the kid trying to look up Penelope Ann Miller's dress at the end.
This is exactly why I watch these reactions to movies I've seen repeatedly. Experiencing them through the eyes of younger people that are watching for the first time has led to finding out new stuff. You just earned a new subscriber, kid.
When I was a kid back in the '60s there was a movie they played every Halloween called Arsenic and Old Lace. Could be a good Hallobeans reaction.
I suggested that C Grant funny/ criminal film during a live unboxing she had. I THINK she will need to see a couple of classic films of his like Bringing up BABY, Notorious and my fave- North by Northwest but it will take time
Arsenic and Old Lace is one of my favorite movies. And it would be a great choice for Hallowbeans. It fits Asheligh's sense of humor and it has a serial killer/mass murderer horror theme to it. She'd love the little old aunties and Cary Grant is so darn handsome. Plus, you can never go wrong with Peter Lorre.
@@michaelceraso1977 Bringing Up Baby is one of my favorite comedies. Just thinking on Kathrine Hepburn dragging what she thinks is her pet leopard by a leash cracks me up. The movie was the inspiration for Barbra Streisand's What's Up Doc?.
@@mekkio77 the only down side to Arsenic and Old Lace is that due to scheduling issues they couldn't get Boris Karloff for Jonathan. Karloff played that role on Broadway, along with the two aunties that were in the film. And all y'all that have seen the film know why that would have been fun. Sadly, Ashleigh almost certainly doesn't know who Boris Karloff is...
I watched this a couple of years ago, or one of the versions, and I think she'd like it, maybe.
"My heart hit my asshole!" and coffee spit everywhere! Thanks Ash!
13:12 "Arnold playin' a ukulele is somethin' I never knew I needed to see."
😄 Especially in that hat and that bandana.
This movie bombed in theaters when it came out just before Christmas 1990 -- but it steadily gained ground and stayed in
the theaters making bank until the 4 of July!
But after about a year it was a huge hit in VHS sales and rental stores
Ten years later it was on cable TV in heavy rotation -- it was like it was always on every week somewhere.
Then it would come around every year on holiday programming.
Finally it disappeared until it reappeared on DVD in 2016.
Now its back as a retro nostalgia trip on the internet.
It clearly made its money
This movie is an excellent example of the film term "Chekov's gun." Which means if you introduce something in the first act, it must pay off in the third. So, the ferret who "never bites" ends up biting the bad guy at the end.
Good Catnoodle.
"My heart hit my a$$hole" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
We could start a whole new channel called "Ashleigh Says the Darnedest Things"
The principal of Astoria Elementary later moved to Los Angeles and became the head of the LA branch of NCIS.
Your reactions are always a fun ride. You’re the only reactor I can watch even if I haven’t seen the movie.
If you want to see what may be the best Schwarzenegger movie I'll add my name to the list suggesting True Lies. It's a more traditional Arnold role in some respects but it also includes his ability to handle comedic roles.
That's a great movie. Tom Arnold really stole the show in that one.
I agree with you about Schwarzenegger’s comic acting. He seems to have an innate sense of comic timing. The movie Twins with Danny DaVito also showcased his comic chops.
Absolutely. True Lies is one of Arnold's top films, if not his best.
@@lisathuban8969 do you mean Arnold Schwarznegger or Tom Arnold?
@@leob4403 both?
If you like Linda Hunt - the principal lady, you'd like her in "Silverado" - she really shines in that one. It's a fun movie.
I saw her in Dune before this.
And she won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in 1983 for "The Year of Living Dangerously".
I loved her in NCIS: LA.
Silverado has a lot of actors you have likely seen before - All Star Cast. An underappreciated western and the Kevin Costner performance I most enjoy.
Silverado was like a gardener’s nursery for upcoming huge stars. One of my all-time favorite movies.
Ashley: ""You're married, you're allowed to look like slobs" that's so funny!" she says while wiping her nose with the back of her hand.
That little tiniest boy is the best thing about this movie, he kills me every time!! Your next Arnold film should be TWINS. ✌️
"That boy's going to need a lot of therapy...is the ferret ok?" Wow, lol
This is actually Arnold's favorite movie, whenever he's asked in interviews he always comes back to this, last year some of the kids(all grown up) got together to do a video reunion (COVID) and Arnold also made an appearance, it was so cool seeing him go to each one asking how they are and what they've been up to.
Twins, Last Action Hero, True Lies, and Junior are all Arnold comedies worth watching.
Twins is another one that shows another side of Arnold that I remember liking a whole lot.
"Is she really short or is he just really tall?"
...
Yes.
Arnold is about six foot and an inch or so tall. He claims to be taller but pictures of him next to basketball players who's height is well know shows he is not much more than six foot tall...
@@FloridaGuy549 right? I thought for sure he's taller than that.
And Linda Hunt is 4'9"
Whenever people ask me what its like to have kids I always show them the scene where he steps out of the room for a second and the kids run wild and then he tells them all to shut up and they start crying. Perfection.
I gotta say, I'm really curious what you'd think of "Last Action Hero," which is really Arnold's best acting job he ever did.
Agree 100% such a misunderstood movie.
@@kcadventures1454 Definitely misunderstood. It was hard to market and didn't go over well at the box office. One major reason was opening the week after Jurassic Park. But it has gathered appreciation over the years. It does have its flaws, but overall it makes up for them.
I had forgotten how much I loved this movie. Thanks, Ashleigh, for reviewing it so I could enjoy it all over again. Yes, I know, you posted this review two years before I saw it, but still, thanks.
One of my favorite lines (and there are MANY in this movie) is, "Not so tough without your car, are you?" It wasn't in your video, but it's the one that makes me jump up and cheer for "Ursula."
Having worked in a school library, the bad guy burning their books is almost a worse crime than all his murders. Does he have any idea how much work, time and budget that goes into those books, and keeping them whole when read by kids (who are...less than gentle with books)? *Monster.*
I agree. I am creating my own personal library in my own home and acquiring all the books, even secondhand, adds up and organizing them gives me some weird sense of satisfaction but it takes time. I am an adult and I am gentle with my books and I have had to repair some books/spines. So I cannot imagine what goes into maintaining a children’s library.
As a librarian-in-training, I couldn't agree more!
So true, the books did nothing to him!
THANK YOU. Finally somebody gets that objects are more precious than people (kids specifically)
Now you HAVE to watch True Lies. Your life will not be complete without it. Trust me.
You passed over one of my favorite lines, " You're not so tough without your car, are you." And, as always, thank you for sharing a great reaction.
"Mr. Kimble, did Lincoln have four fathers?"
😄 See, precious moments like _this_ lead people to become teachers.
Ashleigh, I love your sense of humor! Honestly, you should look up "Soapdish," a forgotten gem from the early 90s. Sally Field, Whoopi Goldberg, Robert Downey Jr., there's just talent all over it. And I can 100% see you just cracking your shit up watching it. SO up your alley!
Good call!
Ooh, yes. That one feels right up her ally.
Yes please one of my top 20
And Kevin Kline. The man practically steals every scene he's in!
@@kitharley6159 Kopfgeschlagen!
True Lies, True Lies, TRUE LIES. You will bloody love it, TRUE LIES!
Thank you! I was looking for this comment.
15:52 "Don't be a panty sniffer"
I just died!😂😂😂
Ferrets DO stink, and bite, and don't like letting go of what they've bit. They are also among the most hilarious things to watch play. If you get one, it will steal small objects and hide them away in concealed stashes. If you get two, they will raid each others' stashes of goodies, until spotted and ambushed by the other, at which time a fight begins, quickly turning into a grunting, squeaking, clawing ball of fur, rolling across the room. Pure comedy.
"What we do in the shadows" is a hidden gem.
And the tv show
Arnold playing against type was what made it so funny great reaction as usual
“Lovable bad ass Arnold” is when he really started to become the beloved Arnold that was the uber-megastar. Before he made this shift, he was just Another 80s Action Star.
He has a remarkable gift for self promotion. And I mean that as sincerely and flatteringly as possible.
Ashleigh: "I love my happy endings....in movies!" 🤣🤣
Great reaction and I second the recommendation of "Twins".
Crisp is played by Richard Tyson. He was in another good 80’s movie called “Three o’Clock High”. It’s a great comedy, I recommend it. I like his character in that movie.
yeah, that was a great one, I was going to recommend it too, but I couldn't remember Richard Tyson's name.
Buddy revell became a role model for me.
also in Black Hawk Down
MUST WATCH
Love that movie!!
The cuts are very Edgar Wright at times. I know his work came later on, but upon rewatching it I couldn't stop thinking of it.
Miss Schlowski is played by Linda Hunt. She was the voice of Grandmother Willow in Pocahontas!
She also played Cmdr. Chennault in the TV series Space Rangers & Shadout Mapes in Dune from 1984 & Mrs. Oxheart in Robin William's classic Popeye
"My heart hit my a**hole". That's a sentence none of my English teachers taught me, even as an adult.
I love it!
The woman who plays the principal is the same woman who plays the boss in NCIS: LA!! I love that character.
"Twins". Another great Arnold movie
"Gee, I sure hope there's a happy ending. I love a happy ending." --Gene Wilder, Blazing Saddles.
The bad guy, Richard Tyson, is also in a very underrated movie from the 80's called "3 o'clock High". It's a teen comedy that I recommend you check out.
Ashleigh before the movie: I hate kids.
Ashleigh 10 minutes into the movie: Kids are delightful!
Most quotable Arnold line apat from, "GET TO THE CHOPPA!" "Is not a tuuumar."
“I’m deh paahty poopah.”
I second the recommendation of “Twins”. It is one of the funniest movies ever. You’ll love it. Arnie in his prime is the best. 80’s and 90’s Arnie movies are the best. You must watch Bill Burr’s bit “the epidemic of gold digging whores”. Arnie’s story is used in it and it’s freaking hilarious.
Dude should be unloading trucks in transilvania instead he's in the zone for over 40years, of course he thought he gets to bang the cleaning lady
Bill Burr is the man
Yes, Twins. Twins. Twins.
The principal is Linda Hunt who plays Hetty Lang on NCIS Los Angeles. A few months back, Arnold got to meet the kids from this movie who are all grown up.
Your reactions are a breath of fresh air twice a week. Love your choices in editing and how you manage to capture the essence of every film so well. It’s always a hell of a good time. Thanks!
To keep up with the Arnold theme for Christmas: Please watch Jingle All the Way. It's hillarious and pretty much mocks the materialistic part of Christmas, without being preachy.
Absolutely!
Put that cookie down!
This movie is an underrated GEM. I will always love it.💗
Fun Fact: This movie takes place in the same town as The Goonies. Even the name of the town is the same Astoria. You can actually notice this here and there especially in the end when the kids are running out of the building around the fire truck. you can look down the road all the way to the water side. same location.
13:10 You can't see it because of the inset reaction window, but the little girl on the right's dance is so adorable.