I had a friend that met Alice Cooper at a backstage after a concert. She had a dvd copy of Wayne’s World for him to sign. He wrote “You’re not worthy” on it.
Alice was not prepared for what he ended up doing. When he showed up Mike Myers handed him about 10 pages of dialogue. Alice, being the consummate professional, went and studied it and nailed it.
@@MajikBeard "Camp Anawana, we hold you in our hearts..." damn, does that take me back! On All Elite Wrestling, there's a wrestler named Chuck Taylor, and one of his finishing moves is called the "Awful Waffle" I wish they had a streaming service just for 90s Nick, don't want to have filter through all of CBS' crappy sitcoms
One of my favorite lines in Waynes World was "If she were president she'd be Babe-ahram Lincoln" Oh yeah I think they coined the phrase "we're not worthy!"
Thanks for this one Minty. One of my al l time favorites. 'Got laid off today. You know what I'd like to do?' 'Ya, you'd like to go up to your boss and rip out his still beating beating heart,...and show him how black it is'. 'Actually, I was thinking of filing a grievance with the union.' 'Well, the world's a twisted place.'
I grew up in Aurora Illinois, and in the 90's I used to tell people that Wayne's World was filmed in my basement. You'd be surprised how many people actually believed me.
@@misanthropic985 Yeah I used to tell it to random people I didn't know, I probably did it more than 100 times... so I'm sure theres some funny misinformation floating around. It wasnt like you could jump on the internet and fact check it back then lol.
@@babababuck Who said he begged? The producers of Bohemian Rhapsody approached and asked him to play the part since he is forever associated with the song thanks to that scene in Waynes World. That fact can be easily googled and verified in interviews, the Blueray special features, and in news articles. There is nowhere that says "he begged to be in the movie".
@@robertatkinson6864 Other way around. He approached them. As can be verified in just about any article on the subject. A simple google search of How did Mike Myers get the role in Bohemian Rhapsody, answers the question. Maybe third article down, on that search says begged. I said basically begged. As in repeated calls to "please put me in your movie". which is what the other ones say.
Great video as always. A lot of people say they didn't like the 90's, but I remember it being pretty awesome. Wayne's World is a flat out classic. I hope you're staying happy and healthy.
there was also Waynes World game available on PC. The gist of the game was trying to organise a concert and you got to go to different places that were in the movie. It took 6 floppy disks to install! Good game though.
You’re right when you say it is ‘self aware’. I saw a preview of this movie in the theater a few days before it opened with a group of friends I worked with at a radio station, and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Have seen it many times since. Loved that Alice Cooper had such a cool and extended cameo; and it remains one of my favorite parts of the film.
I'd disagree about Wayne's World being "When the 90s became the 90's" and say it's more of a representation of the twilight of the 1980's before pop culture moved from Heavy Metal in to Alternative/Grunge Rock along with the shaved heads and baggy clothes look.
This movie was my first time listening to Queen and I became a fan immediately. I'd also never heard of Ballroom Blitz before, and love jamming to it on the radio. This movie also taught me about sponsors and now, its something that bothers me a little when I see product placement, but sometimes impressed if they can do it well or in a funny manner, like Twinkies in Zombieland.
@@vickielawson3114 No crap, yo... it was supplemental information to prove how knowledgeable I am to myself... he was talking about Queen and jumped straight to Ballroom Blitz without proper context, you see how that could happen though, right, smarty pants?
@@vickielawson3114 Why are you suggesting there was anything weird about Small Wonder? Jaime needed a sister to protect him from bullies and Harriet's relentless advances!
Favorite scene: Wayne Campbell : So, do you come to Milwaukee often? Alice Cooper : Well, I'm a regular visitor here, but Milwaukee has certainly had its share of visitors. The French missionaries and explorers were coming here as early as the late 1600s to trade with the Native Americans. Pete : In fact, isn't "Milwaukee" an Indian name? Alice Cooper : Yes, Pete, it is. Actually, it's pronounced "mill-e-wah-que" which is Algonquin for "the good land." Wayne Campbell : I was not aware of that.
There's a rollercoaster at Kings Dominion in VA called The Hurler, it has been taken down recently but it was there for 25 years I believe. The surrounding area had a lot of Wayne's World themed stuff too and was really cool.
Originally being from Delaware, and watching the scene with the background of a post card from Delaware I found hilarious. Thank you for having a glimpse of it in this review Minty, it brought back fun memories.
I remember going to the Wayne's World section of Paramount's Carowinds Amusement park. There was the roller coaster The Hurler and the Wayne Gretzky restaurant. Sadly they went away in 2000.
I grew up in an area where Aurora was a place I visited frequently, and the street Wayne resides on sorta looks like it would fit into the real town. lt didn't have anything like Stan Mikita's Donuts or the Comrades nighclub from the second film, though... Penelope doesn't direct studio films anymote (Weinstein had something to do with that), but she and her partner (a musician she met while making her documentaries) have been building homes for the needy, and that's very admirable.
She did MegaDeth In My Darkest Hour video! That's the picture of MegaDave on the cover of Decline of the Western Civilization part 2. Also, did you cringe when minty said "AY-ora"
Wayne's World is also referenced in Bohemian Rhapsody (film) where Meyers portaying record boss Ray Foster states, that noone would drive around their cards banging their heads to the song :D
Oh my God Minty!!! Stay Tuned is one of the most awesome movies of all time!!! One of the most memorable movies of my childhood! You've gotta do a video on that movie! Such a classic!
This came out when I was a senior in high school. Was already a fan of the SNL sketch and LOVED the movie. When it played at the second run 99¢ cinema that summer, my one friend and I went to go see it again multiple times because we loved it so much. We even recreated the Bohemian Rhapspdy scene in my car with some other friends. Yep, all girl version of it. The following year when it came out on VHS, I bought it and my one friend & I would watch it almost every weekend. We had that movie memorized after awhile. 😂 I just finally got it on blu-ray for Christmas last year from my boyfriend (he also got me Wayne’s World 2).
Thanks to Wayne's World, Bohemian Rhapsody not only made it back onto the pop charts in the UK, it made the top 10 in the US, being the only song to do so 19 years after its initial release. Freddie Mercury was shown pre-release film of the Bohemian Rhapsody scene on his deathbed and sent back the message that he loved it. I remember my college roommate and I were big Wayne's World fans from TV so we saw the film on opening night. There were only a few other people in the theater. When the headbanging on screen started, we did as well, precisely at the right time. The other people all looked at us funny and got up to move further away from us.
I love Wayne's World. I went to see it at the cinema 7 times in as many weeks or less. I was 19 at the time and it was just great. You had to be there as they say. I still quote it now😁and I'm 46. My kids love it too. They are 18 and 13. We often watch it on DVD..yeh I'm old skool 🤟
Video Toaster... no kidding! The one Amiga computer add-on I could never get my hands on. I miss my Amiga computers. They were amazing! You young'uns should look that computer up, and see the affect it had on computers back in the 80s and 90s. The line is never brought up, because Commodore(the Amiga's Parent company) went out of business in '94).
I worked at a small-market TV station in the late 90s, and we kept an Amiga Video Toaster hooked up because it did a transition effect that an advertiser loved that we couldn't replicate with any of our professional editing equipment. It was a cool program for that time.
Actually Minty the character of Wayne was created earlier than 1987...Myers made many appearances, including as Wayne Campbell, on Toronto's Citytv in the early 1980s, on the alternative video show City Limits hosted by Christopher Ward; Myers also made several appearances after the launch of MuchMusic, for which City Limits was essentially the prototype. Myers also appeared as Wayne Campbell in the music video for Ward's Canadian hit "Boys and Girls". The Wayne Campbell character was featured extensively in the 1986 summer series It's Only Rock & Roll, produced by Toronto's Insight Production Company for CBC Television. Wayne appeared both in-studio and in a series of location sketches directed and edited by Allan Novak.
My friend's grandmother drove an AMC Pacer. Even though we were in Iowa, which is a colder northern state in the US, sitting in the back seat of the Pacer in the summer got very hot. That was due to all the glass in the bubble shaped car. It was such a cool car though. Back then cars had character, unlike now where most of them look the same.
Lugh Summerson I had to rewind it to make sure I wasn't hearing things, I don't get how he can mispronounce things. Especially if he watched the movie beforehand for a refresher, guess he didn't.
My friends and I were huge SNL fans. I remember my best friend and I being so excited for this--we saw it twice in the theater. I remember the second time, we were the only ones in the theater.
The Wayne's Underworld sketch seems to be pretty clearly parody fair use, but it's also possible they asked for permission or a license before making it (or like you said, a lawsuit/settlement happened that didn't result in it being pulled off the air).
I was going to say the same thing and that Duan's Underworld was clearly a parody and parodies fall under the fair use clause in copyright law. If parodies weren't considered fair use then Weird Al would have been sued out of existence long before his career even began to take off.
Wayne's World still relevant today. Corporate companies trying to change your format cough RUclips and you're forced with ads and sponsors cough RUclips. LOL Imagine MINTY being bought by a company and now is force to tell stuff on queue cards. lol
Just write what you mean. It just looks stupid when you write out "cough RUclips" as text on a screen instead of acting it out. Either way, those ads pay for the videos you watch on RUclips. That content isn't free whatsoever and has to be paid for somehow. One day you might get yourself a job and realize that doing stuff for free isn't going to pay your bills.
Speaking of Location, Location, Location, even though several cut scenes in the opening driving scene were filmed at various Illinois landmarks, the majority of it was actually filmed in Covina, California. I grew up in West Covina and spent quite a bit of time in that area. I recognized the Music store where they picked up there drunk friends and right across the street from that music store is a bar called Pacino's. It was ran by Sal Pacino, father of Al Pacino. The more you know. This area was also used for many scenes of Knight Rider and The Dukes of Hazzard.
This is one of those rare films where I actually went to see it at the theater when it was out. I went with friend and at the climax of the Bohemian Rhapsody scene the whole audience head banged along. It was brilliant. :)
Is it widely known that the Stairway to Heaven part is altered for the home versions? I always find it weird that the part that Wayne is playing is nothing like Stairway to Heaven, because they only got the licence for the theatrical release.
Here are two things. 1. Mike Myers is said to be considering doing a third Wayne's World movie. Claims to have turned in a first draft. 2. The car used in Wayne's World movie was bought on Pawn Stars by Rick Harrison.
This was my favorite movie when I was 12!! And the funny thing is I'm only 21 yrs old. My friends never understood why😕 I had it on VHS and played it ALOT...then finally I bought part 1 and 2 on DVD with some money I saved up.
I grew up near the downtown area they filmed in Covina, CA. I live near Wayne's House now, and I worked at the Arboretum in Arcadia where they filmed Casadra's commercial. One of my favorite movies since I was a kid.
When this came out i rode the bus to school and would get off right at the payless and woolworth they drive by, and would try to spot the murph mobile every day : D
I always thought it was the "Mirth-Mobile" -- as in joyfully mindless laughter. That makes perfect sense 2 me, as Wayne & Garth were basically party-loving potheads (tho the movie was careful not 2 hint strongly @ that). Just think of Wayne & Garth (& possibly some more buds) riding along in the car while passing around a roach, & sooner or L8R 1 of them lets their thoughts wander 2 something weird & absurd ... which inevitably triggers snickering & chortling. Then the idea gets explained out loud -- & the nxt thing U know, *every1* in the car is hooting w/ laughter.
Don't forget It's Pat (1994) and Stuart Saves His Family (1995). With Coneheads in 93, they were really cranking that crap out. Though Coneheads has a lot of redeeming scenes, and of course one of RHCP best songs, Soul to Squeeze. Stuart had a few funny parts too.
Loved this movie. I just introduced it to my 15 year old son. He loves it plus the sequel. This movie also has a special place in my heart cus of bohemian rhapsody. It was the video that made fall in love with band. Thank you Wayne world for making me a queen fan.
Um, Minty, there was more than 1 Wayne's World video game. Yes, there was the Super NES game, but was also an NES game where you play as both Wayne and Garth, and I'll have to double check through my ROMs, but I think Sega had one as well, as well as Gameboy. Not 100% sure on those other two, but I've played the Super NES and NES ones on my emulators, so those two I know for sure exist.
Actually they wanted him to use Welcome To The Jungle as the song for the car ride but he fought for Bohemian Rhapsody to the point he wanted to pull out of the movie.
When Mike Myers was cast as Ray Foster in the Freddie Mercury/Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, he was aware of the irony of him portraying the EMI Executive that told Queen that they could not release Bohemian Rhapsody as a single!! There was a line he spoke in the Queen/EMI Meeting scene where they were discussing which song from Night at the Opera would be released as a single first; Queen wanted Bohemian Rhapsody EMI wanted something else!! "What about "I'm in Love with My car? Well, that's the kind of songs teenagers can crank up the volume in their car and bang their heads to. 'Bohemian Rhapsody' will never be that song."
@@stuartjones8238 That irony was the exact reason they wanted him for that role. That role was made because of it. That exec didn't exist in real life.
@@ZnakerFIN Indeed, the Ray Foster character is an amalgamation of different real life executives at EMI that Queen interacted with as they were coming up as a band.
I saw this in the theater with a bunch of my friends, and during the scene where the chick hit the car my friend spued soda, so in a way it did make him hurl. Great video Minty!!!
I had a friend that met Alice Cooper at a backstage after a concert. She had a dvd copy of Wayne’s World for him to sign. He wrote “You’re not worthy” on it.
That is so badass!
Alice was not prepared for what he ended up doing. When he showed up Mike Myers handed him about 10 pages of dialogue. Alice, being the consummate professional, went and studied it and nailed it.
"Feed My Frankenstein" made it permanently part of my Halloween soundtrack thank to that scene
Oh wow. Thats so funny!
Alice is fucking awesome!!
Wayne and Garth, Bill and Ted, Beavis and Butthead,.....heroes, all of them!
They NEED to crossover
This is the film that makes me miss the 90s, the most!! Especially these days!!!
I think I'm going to find this movie somewhere and make my teen boys watch it with me this week
so true
unless you were alive in the early 90s, you wouldn't get the "Pardon me..." scene today
I just watched both seasons of Salute your shorts on Paramount + Now that show held up.
@@MajikBeard "Camp Anawana, we hold you in our hearts..."
damn, does that take me back! On All Elite Wrestling, there's a wrestler named Chuck Taylor, and one of his finishing moves is called the "Awful Waffle"
I wish they had a streaming service just for 90s Nick, don't want to have filter through all of CBS' crappy sitcoms
The Bohemian Rhapsody scene is iconic and allowed the song to be back in the charts...it really showed that old songs can be "new" again...
No, it’s spelled “Bohehmuim Rhapsody.” See 7:29
I loved how psychotic Ed O'Neil's character was in this. I always thought that this is Al Bundy if Peg pushed him too far.
They are ironically both characters from Chicago, so maybe Al 's lesser known twin brother.
Psycho Dad after he finally snapped! XD
Hey, what would you do if you were in a doughnut shop for all 24 hours?
Psycho Dad!
@@Shred_The_Weapon Get fat?
"If it's a severed head, I'm gonna be really upset." His nonchalant attitude while saying the line is always funny.
What's in the box?
I graduated from high school in 1992 and this was a big movie! I love it and had the soundtrack. Party time! Excellent!
Watched it with more than one friend group in high school, 2005-06, it was as much a coming-of-age thing in my day as it was when new
I wonder what Bill & Ted were thinking back when the movie first came out? Lol
My favorite character was Ed O'Neill as the Mikita's Donuts manager. You know that guy has seen some stuff.
'When you stab a man in the dead of winter, stream will rise from his body'. 'Right Glen.' Ed O'Neil rules.
Ed was best in Dutch
@The Most Secure Election in History HELLO! What are you doing? Only Wayne & Garth get to talk to the camera?
@@jeffyjoebob8300 I really liked that movie when I was a kid.
One of my favorite lines in Waynes World was "If she were president she'd be Babe-ahram Lincoln" Oh yeah I think they coined the phrase "we're not worthy!"
I've been going about my life believing that to be a quote from Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, for some reason... Jeeze, I'm dumb!
A sphincter says what? Lol
@@benknapp4166 WHAT?!
It took me a long time to get "In Latin, she would be called Babia Majora"
Thanks for this one Minty. One of my al l time favorites.
'Got laid off today. You know what I'd like to do?'
'Ya, you'd like to go up to your boss and rip out his still beating beating heart,...and show him how black it is'.
'Actually, I was thinking of filing a grievance with the union.'
'Well, the world's a twisted place.'
I grew up in Aurora Illinois, and in the 90's I used to tell people that Wayne's World was filmed in my basement. You'd be surprised how many people actually believed me.
"No way"
@@captainshadow3756 "Way!"
IronicTonic hahaha that’s hilarious. I grew up in Roselle, right near there. I had heard that before, didn’t know that was true. Omfg.
@@misanthropic985 Yeah I used to tell it to random people I didn't know, I probably did it more than 100 times... so I'm sure theres some funny misinformation floating around. It wasnt like you could jump on the internet and fact check it back then lol.
My wife is from Wakanda.
I love how Mike Meyers criticized the song in the movie Bohemian Rhapsody. Such a good meta moment
I love how he fought for Bohemian Rhapsody to be used in Wayne's World. The studio tried to strong arm him into using a Guns 'n' Roses tune.
Bismillah, bullshit.
@@lastguyminn2324 Which of course led to Mike Meyers appearing in the film Bohemian Rhapsody all those years later.
Yes, I laughed out loud at that moment. It was like a weird dream - *did I just experience that* ?
@@lastguyminn2324 yup. Welcome to the Jungle.
This came out when hair bands were fading and grunge/alternative was getting popular.
And sadly, the Gasworks closed it's doors for the last time, not long after the movie came out.
@@babababuck well it was probably hell to pay to keep that thing burning every night
Yeah? And?
I've always thought that Myers being in the queen bio pic was a nod to this movie
He basically begged, to be in the movie.
@@babababuck Who said he begged? The producers of Bohemian Rhapsody approached and asked him to play the part since he is forever associated with the song thanks to that scene in Waynes World. That fact can be easily googled and verified in interviews, the Blueray special features, and in news articles. There is nowhere that says "he begged to be in the movie".
@@robertatkinson6864 Other way around. He approached them. As can be verified in just about any article on the subject. A simple google search of How did Mike Myers get the role in Bohemian Rhapsody, answers the question. Maybe third article down, on that search says begged. I said basically begged. As in repeated calls to "please put me in your movie". which is what the other ones say.
Great video as always. A lot of people say they didn't like the 90's, but I remember it being pretty awesome. Wayne's World is a flat out classic. I hope you're staying happy and healthy.
there was also Waynes World game available on PC. The gist of the game was trying to organise a concert and you got to go to different places that were in the movie. It took 6 floppy disks to install! Good game though.
I remember it. The Pizzathon
Thats the one!
It's like people only do things because they get paid and that's just really sad.
I can't talk about it anymore, it's giving me a headache.
@@kenhollis6197 here take two of these!
@@round105 Ah, Nuprin. Little. Yellow. Different.
I, for one, am not about selling out...
👍
You’re right when you say it is ‘self aware’. I saw a preview of this movie in the theater a few days before it opened with a group of friends I worked with at a radio station, and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Have seen it many times since. Loved that Alice Cooper had such a cool and extended cameo; and it remains one of my favorite parts of the film.
MINTY! Thanks for doing this on WaynesWorld. One of my favorite movies from my teenage years.
Nuprin. Little, yellow, different.
@@aaronburratwood.6957 Bring back Nuprin. It's the drug I was born to take, baby!
I'd disagree about Wayne's World being "When the 90s became the 90's" and say it's more of a representation of the twilight of the 1980's before pop culture moved from Heavy Metal in to Alternative/Grunge Rock along with the shaved heads and baggy clothes look.
lol, the Bugs Bunny line is my favorite from the movie.
This movie was my first time listening to Queen and I became a fan immediately. I'd also never heard of Ballroom Blitz before, and love jamming to it on the radio. This movie also taught me about sponsors and now, its something that bothers me a little when I see product placement, but sometimes impressed if they can do it well or in a funny manner, like Twinkies in Zombieland.
Ghostbusters had the best Twinkie reference.
Ok but just to be clear Ballroom Blitz was a Krokus cover of the band Sweet... not queen or anything.
@@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFSThey didn’t say it was Queen.
@@vickielawson3114 No crap, yo... it was supplemental information to prove how knowledgeable I am to myself... he was talking about Queen and jumped straight to Ballroom Blitz without proper context, you see how that could happen though, right, smarty pants?
@@vickielawson3114 Why are you suggesting there was anything weird about Small Wonder? Jaime needed a sister to protect him from bullies and Harriet's relentless advances!
The product placement scene is one of the greatest scenes in cinematic history.
Favorite scene:
Wayne Campbell : So, do you come to Milwaukee often?
Alice Cooper : Well, I'm a regular visitor here, but Milwaukee has certainly had its share of visitors. The French missionaries and explorers were coming here as early as the late 1600s to trade with the Native Americans.
Pete : In fact, isn't "Milwaukee" an Indian name?
Alice Cooper : Yes, Pete, it is. Actually, it's pronounced "mill-e-wah-que" which is Algonquin for "the good land."
Wayne Campbell : I was not aware of that.
"Does this guy know how to party, or what!?!"
@Empowered Vagina Also the lack of domestication kept a smaller population among indigenous peoples. Similarly with Australia.
We're not worthy! we're not worthy! we suck!
Came here to post this very thing. Thank you.
There's a rollercoaster at Kings Dominion in VA called The Hurler, it has been taken down recently but it was there for 25 years I believe. The surrounding area had a lot of Wayne's World themed stuff too and was really cool.
Funny if they replaced it with "The SPEW Here"
Originally being from Delaware, and watching the scene with the background of a post card from Delaware I found hilarious. Thank you for having a glimpse of it in this review Minty, it brought back fun memories.
"I mean... Delaware" 😂
It's Heather Locklear and she's signalling to us, Heather be thy name, there is a god, Schwing. Great movie with a great soundtrack. ♥️🎥
Roberto Buatti That’s Wayne’s World 2 my dude
@@PowerGlove79 Oops sorry my mistake.
Just as worthy though.
@@Shred_The_Weapon Yes definitely.
"IT'S STACY...DON'T MAKE EYE CONTACT!!" ...I love that this movie has sooooo many quotable moments that have lasted over ALL these years!
I remember going to the Wayne's World section of Paramount's Carowinds Amusement park. There was the roller coaster The Hurler and the Wayne Gretzky restaurant. Sadly they went away in 2000.
wstine79 Paramount Canada’s Wonderland near Toronto, Ontario, Canada had a Garthmobile on display for years before also taking it away
Pretty much all the video games based on movie properties of that era suked
That was my favorite part in carowinds, I was devastated when I heard they got rid of it
Carowinds was sold to Cedar Fair, and all references to Paramount were removed. The Hurler is still called the Hurler, though.
"NO STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN"
Good review Brovah Minty😁👍
No Stairway? Denied!
@@kurtiben5543 Hehe, you got it!
I grew up in an area where Aurora was a place I visited frequently, and the street Wayne resides on sorta looks like it would fit into the real town. lt didn't have anything like Stan Mikita's Donuts or the Comrades nighclub from the second film, though...
Penelope doesn't direct studio films anymote (Weinstein had something to do with that), but she and her partner (a musician she met while making her documentaries) have been building homes for the needy, and that's very admirable.
She did MegaDeth In My Darkest Hour video! That's the picture of MegaDave on the cover of Decline of the Western Civilization part 2. Also, did you cringe when minty said "AY-ora"
Wayne's World is also referenced in Bohemian Rhapsody (film) where Meyers portaying record boss Ray Foster states, that noone would drive around their cards banging their heads to the song :D
Oh my God Minty!!! Stay Tuned is one of the most awesome movies of all time!!! One of the most memorable movies of my childhood! You've gotta do a video on that movie! Such a classic!
Absolutely
They revived Queens famous Bohemian Rhapsody song which was the first time I heard their great music!!!!! Way to go Wayne, thank you!!!!!
Anyone remember Get a Life with Chris Elliott wrecking his bike while REM is singing Stand?
I love that show. Had a paper route and lived above his parents garage in a sweet bachelor pad
Yes!!! 👍🏽
Yes I remember. This aired on FOX. Right after Married with children on Sunday night's. Awesome show 👍
Wasn't that the opening theme to the show?
@@xeroabyss9597 yep
Now that he's done Wayne's World, Minty has to do Coneheads.
And Ladies man, I think that movie was underrated
Correct!
Or he could bend over and let Coneheads do him... It's like no one ever got the inside joke that all Coneheads were Dickheads.
😬
Beldaaaaar : P
Minty does it again!! 😝🤘🎵
WE’RE NOT WORTHY, WE’RE NOT WORTHY!!!
This came out when I was a senior in high school. Was already a fan of the SNL sketch and LOVED the movie. When it played at the second run 99¢ cinema that summer, my one friend and I went to go see it again multiple times because we loved it so much. We even recreated the Bohemian Rhapspdy scene in my car with some other friends. Yep, all girl version of it. The following year when it came out on VHS, I bought it and my one friend & I would watch it almost every weekend. We had that movie memorized after awhile. 😂 I just finally got it on blu-ray for Christmas last year from my boyfriend (he also got me Wayne’s World 2).
Shout out from the ACTUAL Aurora, Illinois!
I think you mean Ayora.
Party On, Tim! Schwing!!!
Meyers is Canadian. We have an Aurora, ontario here in Canada. Not far from Toronto. Pretty sure that was where he actually was inspired from.
is that a suburb of Chicago?
Wayne’s world is my #3 movie of all time. Just under Forrest Gump and Shawshank redemption. This video was great man. I’ve been watching you for years
Thanks to Wayne's World, Bohemian Rhapsody not only made it back onto the pop charts in the UK, it made the top 10 in the US, being the only song to do so 19 years after its initial release.
Freddie Mercury was shown pre-release film of the Bohemian Rhapsody scene on his deathbed and sent back the message that he loved it.
I remember my college roommate and I were big Wayne's World fans from TV so we saw the film on opening night. There were only a few other people in the theater. When the headbanging on screen started, we did as well, precisely at the right time. The other people all looked at us funny and got up to move further away from us.
Poser squares!!
How many of us still headbang to that famous riff when it comes on? I know I do. Gives me a headache when I'm done but oh the joy
"Hey mr. Donut head man who's trying to kill you?"
"I don't know but you better not.."
URGH, ARGH, I'M NOT HAPPY, OH NO!
Reee reee reee reee reee
Never knew this had a video game adaption.
The things you learn!!
Good luck trying to beat it.
Is the game both bogus AND sad?
I rock out to Bohemian Rhapsody like them when I hear it.
100%. Every time I hear this song I always think of the movie. And can't help myself but to headbang to it.
I dont hear it often but when i do i. Know my necks gonna hurt and have chronic pain and know i prolly shouldnt be head baning lol
@Schaden Freud Never heard of that movie but after research thanks for putting me onto it!
ruclips.net/video/87Cqo9P1ngs/видео.html
I love Wayne's World. I went to see it at the cinema 7 times in as many weeks or less. I was 19 at the time and it was just great. You had to be there as they say. I still quote it now😁and I'm 46. My kids love it too. They are 18 and 13. We often watch it on DVD..yeh I'm old skool 🤟
Excellent👍. Party on.
Video Toaster... no kidding! The one Amiga computer add-on I could never get my hands on. I miss my Amiga computers. They were amazing! You young'uns should look that computer up, and see the affect it had on computers back in the 80s and 90s. The line is never brought up, because Commodore(the Amiga's Parent company) went out of business in '94).
I worked at a small-market TV station in the late 90s, and we kept an Amiga Video Toaster hooked up because it did a transition effect that an advertiser loved that we couldn't replicate with any of our professional editing equipment. It was a cool program for that time.
@@lastguyminn2324 Video Toaster. Little. Toasty. Different.
Actually Minty the character of Wayne was created earlier than 1987...Myers made many appearances, including as Wayne Campbell, on Toronto's Citytv in the early 1980s, on the alternative video show City Limits hosted by Christopher Ward; Myers also made several appearances after the launch of MuchMusic, for which City Limits was essentially the prototype. Myers also appeared as Wayne Campbell in the music video for Ward's Canadian hit "Boys and Girls".
The Wayne Campbell character was featured extensively in the 1986 summer series It's Only Rock & Roll, produced by Toronto's Insight Production Company for CBC Television. Wayne appeared both in-studio and in a series of location sketches directed and edited by Allan Novak.
There is a theme park in Virginia called Kings Dominion. There is a rollercoaster called the Hurler based on Waynes World
I rode that roller coaster back in the 90s when i was living in Virginia. Ah fond memories.
This film and its sequel did loads to help shape my way in the 90s.
"A sphincter says what?"
1:34, product placement!😂😂
10:55 Damn I miss John Ritter. His career was just coming back on an upswing (see Bad Santa).
You could have said "ten things you DID know about wayne's world... NOT!" hehehe
Otavio Raupp he missed out on that one
ba dum dum tss!!
most people probably associate that more with Borat
My friend's grandmother drove an AMC Pacer. Even though we were in Iowa, which is a colder northern state in the US, sitting in the back seat of the Pacer in the summer got very hot. That was due to all the glass in the bubble shaped car. It was such a cool car though. Back then cars had character, unlike now where most of them look the same.
Thank you so much for this very wonderful escape from the chaos! You’re a superhero!!! ❤️
Just want to thank you, Minty. Your vids have been bringing me great joy in these troubling times. Sending vibes to you and everyone.
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I literally watched this yesterday. Favorite line: get the net
Mine: "Excuse me.....I'd like to get by now"
Minty: Wayne's World is set in Ayora.
Wayne: I live in Aurora.
Lugh Summerson I had to rewind it to make sure I wasn't hearing things, I don't get how he can mispronounce things. Especially if he watched the movie beforehand for a refresher, guess he didn't.
I love minty but jeez it's like hes never seen these films sometimes he gets so many names wrong Tia Career...
cor leonis he seems to get names wrong, he’ll blame it on some sort of learning difficulty but thats got nothing to do with it.
"Which is a suburb of Chicago.... Excellent."
cor leonis did you see his Beverly Hills Cop video? Its an older one
I found out about Bohemian Rhapsody through this movie 👍
*you will then find this cover most epic: **ruclips.net/video/JTnGI6Knw5Q/видео.html*
Fancy Vizion I think most people did, I did
@@ActionJackson1982 People who didnt know about Queen or this song.
same here, I was 10 when the movie came out. I called it the "Wayne's World Song"
Stairway.......DENIED
My friends and I were huge SNL fans. I remember my best friend and I being so excited for this--we saw it twice in the theater. I remember the second time, we were the only ones in the theater.
Wayne's World will always be one of my favorite movies. :)
The sequel is just as good in my opinion
The Wayne's Underworld sketch seems to be pretty clearly parody fair use, but it's also possible they asked for permission or a license before making it (or like you said, a lawsuit/settlement happened that didn't result in it being pulled off the air).
I was going to say the same thing and that Duan's Underworld was clearly a parody and parodies fall under the fair use clause in copyright law. If parodies weren't considered fair use then Weird Al would have been sued out of existence long before his career even began to take off.
@@Riceball01 They still sue over parodies. Hell, Myers got slapped with one on Goldmember by the Bond people.
You're the man minty
Wayne's World still relevant today. Corporate companies trying to change your format cough RUclips and you're forced with ads and sponsors cough RUclips. LOL
Imagine MINTY being bought by a company and now is force to tell stuff on queue cards. lol
Can you picture Minty pushing Raid Shadow Legends, Squarespace, Dollar Shave Club, etc?
@@projectmayhem6898 Minty, I'm sure, would *have* to hawk *Hair Club for Men* lol!
RUclips sold out to commercialism. Ughhhh
@@jmmartin7766 If anything, Minty costs Hair Club for Men business as he makes baldness look cool.
Just write what you mean. It just looks stupid when you write out "cough RUclips" as text on a screen instead of acting it out.
Either way, those ads pay for the videos you watch on RUclips. That content isn't free whatsoever and has to be paid for somehow. One day you might get yourself a job and realize that doing stuff for free isn't going to pay your bills.
Wow party time excellent !
Meyer's laugh in the bugs bunny scene is genuine. Dana Carvey said that out of no where.
That bit freaked me out cause his laugh is really deep and it sounds a lot older than I thought Wayne was.
Ex squeeze me? I loved this film as a teenager and I still do know.
Baking powder
Speaking of Location, Location, Location,
even though several cut scenes in the opening driving scene were filmed at various Illinois landmarks, the majority of it was actually filmed in Covina, California.
I grew up in West Covina and spent quite a bit of time in that area. I recognized the Music store where they picked up there drunk friends and right across the street from that music store is a bar called Pacino's. It was ran by Sal Pacino, father of Al Pacino.
The more you know.
This area was also used for many scenes of Knight Rider and The Dukes of Hazzard.
Yesterday me and the wife were streaming this and I was thinking “ why hasn’t minty done Wayne’s world yet?”
This is one of those rare films where I actually went to see it at the theater when it was out. I went with friend and at the climax of the Bohemian Rhapsody scene the whole audience head banged along. It was brilliant. :)
“Does this guy know how to party or what?”
If you're gonna spew, spew into this 👌
Actually, it's pronounced, 'milly-walk-ayy'.
Lol points to alice cooper lollol
Aaron Burr Atwood. I saw Alice Cooper last year and he opened with the song he did in the movie, which totally cracked me up.
We're not worthy!
Don't forget other SNL movies "like It's Pat" ,and "Stewart Saves His Family".
Trust me, with those movies, you want to forget.
Uh yea, what he said ⬆️
Its Pat was a giant dumpster fire
Allow me to third the previous two comments.
Is it widely known that the Stairway to Heaven part is altered for the home versions? I always find it weird that the part that Wayne is playing is nothing like Stairway to Heaven, because they only got the licence for the theatrical release.
All time best comedy from the 90's!!
Waynes World is a natural treasure that needs to be protected at all cost. #Shwing
I discovered this gem when I was ditching school in middle school. I happen to find it while channel surfing. I was hooked within the first 10 minutes
Wayne Campbell: I mean, Led Zeppelin didn’t write tunes that every one liked. They left that to the Bee Gees.
That is one of the best lines from anywhere, ever.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 "it looks like he isn't cooked yet" OMG I Love you, Minty❤
Here are two things. 1. Mike Myers is said to be considering doing a third Wayne's World movie. Claims to have turned in a first draft. 2. The car used in Wayne's World movie was bought on Pawn Stars by Rick Harrison.
This was my favorite movie when I was 12!! And the funny thing is I'm only 21 yrs old. My friends never understood why😕 I had it on VHS and played it ALOT...then finally I bought part 1 and 2 on DVD with some money I saved up.
Last time I was this early it was still legal to go outside!
I grew up near the downtown area they filmed in Covina, CA. I live near Wayne's House now, and I worked at the Arboretum in Arcadia where they filmed Casadra's commercial. One of my favorite movies since I was a kid.
When this came out i rode the bus to school and would get off right at the payless and woolworth they drive by, and would try to spot the murph mobile every day : D
I always thought it was the "Mirth-Mobile" -- as in joyfully mindless laughter.
That makes perfect sense 2 me, as Wayne & Garth were basically party-loving potheads (tho the movie was careful not 2 hint strongly @ that). Just think of Wayne & Garth (& possibly some more buds) riding along in the car while passing around a roach, & sooner or L8R 1 of them lets their thoughts wander 2 something weird & absurd ... which inevitably triggers snickering & chortling. Then the idea gets explained out loud -- & the nxt thing U know, *every1* in the car is hooting w/ laughter.
Smacking the home runs Minty ! Another classic movie ! Heather be thy name, there is a god, Schwing.
How about 10 things about Spies Like Us
"Doctor"
Doctor
Why can I only give one thumbs up?
Your overdub of Bohemium Rhapsody was beyond great.
Always entertaining, what do you know about the BMX movie "Rad" 1986?
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💪🃏SATISFACTORY!!!
Don't forget It's Pat (1994) and Stuart Saves His Family (1995). With Coneheads in 93, they were really cranking that crap out. Though Coneheads has a lot of redeeming scenes, and of course one of RHCP best songs, Soul to Squeeze. Stuart had a few funny parts too.
There's footage in the Second City archives of Mike Meyers performing as Wayne Campbell in 1986.
Must be from the The Old Fire Hall, eh? Is it available online?
@@babababuck A lot of old pre-SNL Wayne clips are on RUclips. He goes back further than 1987 despite what this video says.
Loved this movie. I just introduced it to my 15 year old son. He loves it plus the sequel. This movie also has a special place in my heart cus of bohemian rhapsody. It was the video that made fall in love with band. Thank you Wayne world for making me a queen fan.
"I'll use the 'can I help you?' riff"
"Can I help you?"
I'm feeling saucy, I think I'm gonna buy it. Do you accept... cash? Cha-ching?
Stairway.......DENIED
That actually works, I have tried it. 😂
... and it made me a fan of Queen! This movie helped me change my entire perspective on music!
If I'm video chatting with someone it lll go extreme close up woahhhhhh. But sadly no one gets that reference anymore lol
I say it all the time 😁
And shwing
@@markfigueroa1681 tadpole.
@@EphemeralShine Lol, it's actually "tent pole."
@@kenhollis6197 Mines better.
Um, Minty, there was more than 1 Wayne's World video game. Yes, there was the Super NES game, but was also an NES game where you play as both Wayne and Garth, and I'll have to double check through my ROMs, but I think Sega had one as well, as well as Gameboy. Not 100% sure on those other two, but I've played the Super NES and NES ones on my emulators, so those two I know for sure exist.
Actually they wanted him to use Welcome To The Jungle as the song for the car ride but he fought for Bohemian Rhapsody to the point he wanted to pull out of the movie.
When Mike Myers was cast as Ray Foster in the Freddie Mercury/Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, he was aware of the irony of him portraying the EMI Executive that told Queen that they could not release Bohemian Rhapsody as a single!! There was a line he spoke in the Queen/EMI Meeting scene where they were discussing which song from Night at the Opera would be released as a single first; Queen wanted Bohemian Rhapsody EMI wanted something else!! "What about "I'm in Love with My car? Well, that's the kind of songs teenagers can crank up the volume in their car and bang their heads to. 'Bohemian Rhapsody' will never be that song."
@@stuartjones8238 That irony was the exact reason they wanted him for that role. That role was made because of it. That exec didn't exist in real life.
@@ZnakerFIN Indeed, the Ray Foster character is an amalgamation of different real life executives at EMI that Queen interacted with as they were coming up as a band.
I saw this in the theater with a bunch of my friends, and during the scene where the chick hit the car my friend spued soda, so in a way it did make him hurl. Great video Minty!!!
Party on!
This came out during my senior year of highschool. It defined the year.
A new video from Minty?! WE'RE NOT WORTHY!! WE'RE NOT WORTHY!!!
In the 90s, they defined my generation.