For you, and for the reactor, I suggest the brilliant 1980 version of the 1880 operetta, Th e Pirates of Penzance (starring Kevin Kline, Linda Rondstadt, and Angela Lansberry). Kline's athletic Pirate King is just one of many brilliant characters in this performance. For example, here is the LOUDEST ever song about sneaking silently through the night. ruclips.net/video/WdJg6Duzzf4/видео.html
One of my favorites. The four. Kline, Curtis, Cleese and Palin did another film nearly a decade later in '97. A comedy/farce set at a zoo called 'Fierce Creatures'. It didn't get the buzz of 'Wanda', but it's still a very funny movie.
"DISAPPOINTED!!!" 😁 Exactly 10,000 subs as I'm watching this - congrats! This is a great movie so entertaining and so much fun with some great performances from a great cast.
"DISAPPOINTED!!!" hahaha. Perfect quote/ comment!!! And THANK YOU, SO MUCH! I know it's literally been 2 months since this was posted/ your comment. I haven't been on RUclips since posting it (life stuff happening, as it does for all), and I'm beyond happy to be now be on and seeing these comments. 10,000+ subs is incredible/ I'm so grateful. and YES this movie was really enjoyable...so much fun.
Kevin Kline is ridiculously funny as Otto. Even just the faces he makes 🤣🤣🤣 For more of Kline - Dave (with Sigourney Weaver) French Kiss (with Meg Ryan) In And Out (with Joan Cusack) The Road To El Dorado (animated)
I forgot he was the actor in "In and Out"! wow. I haven't seen that since it released...time flies! I also forgot he was in French Kiss with Meg Ryan. I saw that YEARS ago.
I LOVE how when he is robbing his own house, he hears his wife and gets the necklace scooped up in his mouth as she ie walking towards where it was. Brilliant timing in that scene.
I love that too! hahaha. It's so well done...he finishes putting it in his mouth and lying back down RIGHT before she see's him. There's a lot of great timing in this movie. :) Thanks for the comment!
Aww. Thank you! LOL You're too kind, but hey, once in a while I'm not too bad with a few impressions (in the moment)...so I'll happily take the compliment! :)
Thanks for the recommendation! I love the Coen Brothers works (that I've seen). I haven't seen The Ladykillers, though, AND I somehow missed it was a remake of a 1955 film. Nice. I'll have to check out both sometime
Kevin Kline deservedly won the supporting actor Oscar, which is rarity for a comedy. But John Cleese, Jamie Leigh Curtis and Michael Palin were brilliant as well. A great zany comedy that is utterly hilarious.
Seriously! They all did SO great. I love when movies can have a lot of good actors and still genuinely have a good, fun story too. It was well done. Thanks for the comment!
This one never gets old! Just a perfect example of perfectly crafted comedy! So jealous that you have unseen Monty Pythons to look forward to! If you're looking for more crime comedies, you can’t go wrong with the Coen brothers...Raising Arizona, The Big Lebowski, O Brother Where Art Thou, Intolerable Cruelty, Burn After Reading, The Ladykillers. You've probably heard of some of those, I'm sure lol.
Thanks so much for the comment! Yes, I've seen the majority of the ones you listed...great ones you named! :) I love what I've seen from the Coen Brothers. O' Brother Where Art Thou is one I watched multiple times when it first came out (and The Big Lebowski is one of my favorites), but I haven't seen Raising Arizona (a bit on T.V. at some point, though), Intolerable Cruelty, or The Ladykillers. I'm finally hopping into more Monty Python now, though (since I only have seen The Holy Grail. parts of it/ years ago in HS)! I just watched Life of Brian not long ago and it will be on RUclips in a couple weeks. :)
Oh, that's so cool!! One of the first things I ever did on set was as a "background actor", and I love hearing stories (or instances) about people on/ or around sets in the past and experiencing the filming then! very neat.
I really like this movie!! Your reactions are great Angel!! You emotions and laughter are amazing and you are a beautiful person inside and out!! Best wishes and much love always!! 🙂❤
LOL. nice. Love that. It makes me want to draw it up one day.... some cartoons ("classic" 90's/ 2d style) of us on adventures together. I'm sure Boo would love it. ;) Thanks for the comment.
@@AngelGroves "There are three ways to ultimate success, the first way is to be kind. The second way is to be kind. The third way is to be kind" (Fred Mcfeely Rogers 1928-2003) that reminds me of you because your kindness has successfully touched my heart.
@@justindenney-hall5875 I watched Mister Rogers' Neighborhood so much when I was really, really young, and his teachings always touched my heart, so I really love that quote! Thank you so much.
I would have NEVER known that, without hearing it from you all in these comments...this is just one of the reasons I enjoy being here on RUclips with you all...I love learning this info! Thanks for the comment! :) I need to check out "Fierce Creatures"
Life of Brian and The Meaning of Life are both hilarious and two of my favourite comedies. One of my favourite scenes in any movie is in Life of Brian; the ‘Romanes Eunt Domus’ scene.
Thanks so much for this comment! I JUST watched Life of Brian for the first time and it will be on RUclips in a couple weeks (it's on Patreon now). Let's just say...I enjoyed it quite a bit. LOL
Thank you so much (as I comment back TWO months after I posted this). haha. I was away again these last months since posting this, but I'm honestly so appreciative of your comment. I'm beyond happy to be here with you all (whenever I'm able). :)
I saw this with friends when it came out in the theater. I remember that I didn't want to go because the title made it sound like a Disney movie. Boy, was I wrong. I have never laughed so hard at a movie. Good stuff.
Oh, that's so funny! I can see how the title would make it seem like a Disney movie. haha. I'm glad you were pleasantly surprised! Now that you said it, though, I kind of would like to see a cartoon of this with the same actors/ voice actors. lol
THANK YOU, for this comment! I've heard of Soapdish (I believe it used to play on T.V. a bit, but I never caught it playing all the way through), and I always wanted to check it out...this just made me want to watch it even more. :)
I saw part of it YEARS and years ago when it first came out (like bits on T.V.), but I don't remember anything about the plot at all. I'll check it out. Thank you!
Speaking of Kevin Kline with an accent and a stolen necklace, I've always enjoyed "French Kiss" with him and Meg Ryan. There's a crime aspect to it, but it's much more rom-com.
You would probably really like The Big Chill. It has a young Kevin Kline, Jeff Goldblum, Glenn Close, William Hurt, Tom Berenger and more. One of the best movies that year...
For an English crime/heist comedy I would highly recommend The Ladykillers (1955), starring Alec Guinness (original Obi Wan Kenobi) and Peter Sellers, along with a lot of other very famous people of the time, of whom you’ve probably never heard. I know it’s old, but it’s very, very good and I’m sure you will like it if you can find it. Thank you for this reaction. I loved this film so much. I can’t tell you how many times I watched it back in the day. Just the swell of nostalgia upon hearing the music was wonderful 😊 Thank you 🙏
Firstly, you're so very welcome for the reaction. It was my pleasure watching this movie and getting to laugh and enjoy it so much. Secondly, I'm looking forward to checking out "The Ladykillers" (1955)! I did not know Alec Guiness was in it (that makes my heart happy). :) I already wanted to see it, based off other comments I've read on here and that just makes it even better. Very cool. Thank you!
I highly recommend now to see "Fierce creatures", for me, at the same level or funnier than this one. Both films with the same cast. Kevin Kline here it´s another level.
I started watching this, but a few minutes in realize how much you love animals (Especially FRED 🙂), and know what Ken does later, and said to myself in my best Family Guy voice "Ohh nooooooo!!", BTW, thanks for reminding me, I bought donuts for..... my kids?... BRB.(They won't notice)
LOL!!!! hahahaha Yep, I love animals for sure (hence, me having to tell myself in certain scenes of certain things "it isn't real")...and nice....can't go wrong with a good donut. :)
In the original ending they filmed, Ken actually does kill Otto with the steamroller, but I guess they thought that a bit too dark for a comedy (nevermind he had already killed three dogs and an old lady :p ). I wish they had kept the stuttering joke from that ending though, because in that alternate ending Ken goes "I lost my stutter! It's gggg-g-g... it's g-g-guhh... it's gg-gg-ggggg..." and the first time I saw that it it made me laugh so hard, catching me completely offguard because Im so used to the version where he does actually cure his stutter. Fun fact: Archie Leach is Cary Grant's real name
Hi Angel 👋. Love your giggle so much 😂🤣. While it's cheery here, I bet you have a wicked evil laugh 😋. Also, are those VHS tapes on your bottom left? Old Disney movies perhaps?
Hi! hahaha. Oh yes, don't be fooled...I do have a "wicked evil laugh". LOL And YES they are a few of my old VHS tapes on some of my shelves (def a lot Disney ones in there among the bunch) :)
I was a fan of all four leads going in and came out wanting to watch it again. It's an oft-quoted comedy classic. In terms of other British comedies, you can't go wrong with anything from Monty Python or directed by Edgar Wright. Of course, there is A Hard Day's Night, Love Actually, which is one of my ATF romantic-comedies, or Branagh's Much Ado About Nothing.
Thank you for the recommendations! I love anything by Edgar Wright (or at least all I've seen of his so far...I think being on a set of his would be a great experience). I JUST am not getting into Monty Python material more! I can't wait to post it on here! :) Soon!!! Also, I appreciate the recommendation for Branaghs's "Much Ado About Nothing". I know some background info to do with that movie/ the actors/ the filming (solely because I love many actors in it) and I've been interested in seeing it.
Hi! Thanks for the comment! I've definitely seen some of Edward Burns movies (i jsut googled him, to be sure) but I haven't seen the ones you listed, so I'll have to check them out sometime. Thank you!
I def want to see that. I saw bits of it on T.V. YEARS ago but don't remember anything at all about the plot. People always said my mom looked just like Meg Ryan (in the 90's), which is the main reason it stuck out to me when it came out at the time!
Great movie, great story line, great cast, great fun. Since you seem to like British comedy (AND John Cleese), you might want to have a go at the movie "Clockwise".from 1986. (There is some police action in it, too, lol.)
Oh NICE! Thanks! This is the first I'm hearing of "Clockwise", and I'll try anything once..especially if it has John Cleese...AND is a British comedy! :)
Thank you for these recommendations! I've only ever heard of "Swordfish" out of the ones you listed (which came out when I was around 10 I think but I never saw all the way through).
When this movie was made Apartheid was still very much the official policy of the South African government, so making Otto the Minister for "Justice" there is a reference to that.
Yep, Ken is Michael Palin who was also in Monty Python. John Cleese also had a TV series called Fawlty Towers where he played a deranged hotel manager.
Thank you so much for this comment! I actually JUST got Fawlty Towers in the mail!!! I ordered it off Amazon!!! I wanted more John Cleese so I'm excited to check it out. I'll be recording my reactions to it. :)
I'd really appreciate it if you watch anything directed by OR just starring Edward Burns. My top 3 suggestions: CONFIDENCE SHE'S THE ONE SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK
Perfect comment! I JUST bought (and received in the mail today) Fawlty Towers (on DVD. the entire series, with bonus features, etc.) I'll be recording reactions really soon. I am definitely looking forward to it! :)
More heist movies: Harry In Your Pocket (1973); The Skin Flam Man (1967): Thunderbolt And Lightfoot (1974); To Catch Thief (1955); Charade (1963); The Great Train Robbery (1978); The Thomas Crown Affair (1968) and the remake (1999) both very good; Foolproof (2003); Now You See Me (2013). Missed your wonderful giggle.
NIIIICE! Oh my gosh. THANK YOU, for this list!!! And aw, that's so kind. I enjoy when I have the time to make reactions and have discussions with you all so much, genuinely. Thank you, again.
I remember watching this in Apollo Beach Florida with a date and when the part sticking French fries up his nose, I couldn’t stop laughing and had to slink down in my seat ,kkkkkken, oh my , thanks this movie is a classic
Oh my goodness.. Entrapment... what a movie!! I picture Catherine Zeda Jones going through those lasers, at so many random points in my life (and have imagined myself doing the same at times). LOL She and Sean Connery are absolute Gold in that. :)
ohh!could you please cosplay any of Faye Marsays roles?either as The Waif from Game of Thrones or Anne Neville from the White Queen or at least Vel Sartha from Andor series!
Heist movie's... Try an old movie called The Doberman Gang... from 1972. If you like Kevin Kline movies try... I Love You To Death, It really happened crazy as it is.
John Cleese and Michael Palin, two Monty Python's Flying Circus alums. One of my favorite British comedy shows ever. You'll see them later when you react to Holy Grail, or Life of Bryan. You may have already seen Cleese in Harry Potter. But he was in an episode of DOCTOR WHO. It was a cameo from the 70s.
Ken is played by Michael Palin (Galahad from Holy Grail). He is probably my favorite Python. Though there is no sequel, the 4 leads reunites for Fierce Creatures. Certainly revisit Holy Grail and watch the other 2 Python movies - Life of Brian and Meaning of Life - and maybe And Now For Something Completely Different, which is a movie of their more famous sketches from Flying Circus. There's also a ton of 'Python-adjacent' movies like Fish Called Wanda with 2 or more Pythons. A rarer one you would enjoy if you can find it is Splitting Heirs, with Eric Idle, John Cleese, and Rick Moranis.
More heist movies you say? There's a good one out there not on your channel. Have you seen "Snatch" from 2000? If haven't seen it, then your challenge is to watch it without subtitles.
@@AngelGroves Sorry, but i almost always watch with the titles on. When that happened though i laughed out loud and couldn't keep it to myself. Hope you're well and i enjoy the reactions. Best wishes.
Consider reacting to the WWII heist film "Kelly's Heroes" (1970) starring Clint Eastwood. A group of U.S. soldiers sneaks across enemy lines to get their hands on a secret stash of Nazi treasure.
Being a 70's kid i thought id like this more when it came out. Didn't think it was that funny at the time. Then i happened to wander into a pad high on lsd one night & they were watching it & when Otto started eating Ken's fish i lost my shit, couldn't stop laughing, & had to leave. Pretty good little flick!😅 The sequel's good too. See ya! ✌️🌎❤️
Fun fact: the actress playing Portia is John Cleese's actual daughter.
“😏Aren’t we going then?”
“😡Oh do shut up, Portia.”
Nice. haha. I had no idea!!
Great performance by Kevin Kline in this movie.
No wonder he got an Oscar for this !
Funny as hell !
For you, and for the reactor, I suggest the brilliant 1980 version of the 1880 operetta, Th e Pirates of Penzance (starring Kevin Kline, Linda Rondstadt, and Angela Lansberry). Kline's athletic Pirate King is just one of many brilliant characters in this performance. For example, here is the LOUDEST ever song about sneaking silently through the night. ruclips.net/video/WdJg6Duzzf4/видео.html
I had no clue he won an Oscar for his role in this (until reading y'all's comments)! Too cool! Thanks for the info. He's seriously awesome.
no wonder Kevin Kline won the Oscar for that role as Otto!scene stealer!
That is so cool!!! I didn't know (until reading these comments) that he'd won as Oscar for the role. Well, deserved.
One of my favorites. The four. Kline, Curtis, Cleese and Palin did another film nearly a decade later in '97. A comedy/farce set at a zoo called 'Fierce Creatures'. It didn't get the buzz of 'Wanda', but it's still a very funny movie.
I love Fierce Creaturs!
Oh, nice. Thanks for this recommendation!
Your laughter and giggles are the bees 🐝 knees 👏🇬🇧
haha. thanks!!! too kind
"DISAPPOINTED!!!" 😁
Exactly 10,000 subs as I'm watching this - congrats!
This is a great movie so entertaining and so much fun with some great performances from a great cast.
"DISAPPOINTED!!!" hahaha. Perfect quote/ comment!!! And THANK YOU, SO MUCH! I know it's literally been 2 months since this was posted/ your comment. I haven't been on RUclips since posting it (life stuff happening, as it does for all), and I'm beyond happy to be now be on and seeing these comments. 10,000+ subs is incredible/ I'm so grateful. and YES this movie was really enjoyable...so much fun.
Kevin Kline is ridiculously funny as Otto. Even just the faces he makes 🤣🤣🤣
For more of Kline -
Dave (with Sigourney Weaver)
French Kiss (with Meg Ryan)
In And Out (with Joan Cusack)
The Road To El Dorado (animated)
Or, a good movie ? He has been in good ones, too.
@@tempsitch5632 Tell us more about your lack of taste...
I forgot he was the actor in "In and Out"! wow. I haven't seen that since it released...time flies! I also forgot he was in French Kiss with Meg Ryan. I saw that YEARS ago.
I LOVE how when he is robbing his own house, he hears his wife and gets the necklace scooped up in his mouth as she ie walking towards where it was. Brilliant timing in that scene.
I love that too! hahaha. It's so well done...he finishes putting it in his mouth and lying back down RIGHT before she see's him. There's a lot of great timing in this movie. :) Thanks for the comment!
I have to say, hands down, you do the very best Wendy Leech impersonation I have ever heard. Cheers!
Aww. Thank you! LOL You're too kind, but hey, once in a while I'm not too bad with a few impressions (in the moment)...so I'll happily take the compliment! :)
When Kevin Kline is on fire, I don't think there's anyone who can do OTT funny better than him. Loved him in Pirates of Penzance.
He's great. I'll have to check out Pirates of Penzance!
The Ladykillers (1955) is a great heist/dark comedy movie that also has a 2004 Coen brothers remake, so that's a twofer recommendation
Thanks for the recommendation! I love the Coen Brothers works (that I've seen). I haven't seen The Ladykillers, though, AND I somehow missed it was a remake of a 1955 film. Nice. I'll have to check out both sometime
Kevin Kline deservedly won the supporting actor Oscar, which is rarity for a comedy. But John Cleese, Jamie Leigh Curtis and Michael Palin were brilliant as well. A great zany comedy that is utterly hilarious.
Seriously! They all did SO great. I love when movies can have a lot of good actors and still genuinely have a good, fun story too. It was well done. Thanks for the comment!
"Canis mortuus est...(the dog is dead...)"
John Cleese based his character as a tribute Cary Grant - Archibald Leach being Grant's birth name.
Oh, awesome....I had no idea that was Cary Grant's birth name. Love that. Thanks for the comment!
John Cleese has a great role here. Perfect as Archie, and showing us in his better shape ever probably (he sizes also 6´5´´).
6'5"?!? woah! But I'm not super tall, to be fair. (5'0) Nice. Love John Cleese! Can't wait to see him in more.
This one never gets old! Just a perfect example of perfectly crafted comedy! So jealous that you have unseen Monty Pythons to look forward to! If you're looking for more crime comedies, you can’t go wrong with the Coen brothers...Raising Arizona, The Big Lebowski, O Brother Where Art Thou, Intolerable Cruelty, Burn After Reading, The Ladykillers. You've probably heard of some of those, I'm sure lol.
Thanks so much for the comment! Yes, I've seen the majority of the ones you listed...great ones you named! :) I love what I've seen from the Coen Brothers. O' Brother Where Art Thou is one I watched multiple times when it first came out (and The Big Lebowski is one of my favorites), but I haven't seen Raising Arizona (a bit on T.V. at some point, though), Intolerable Cruelty, or The Ladykillers. I'm finally hopping into more Monty Python now, though (since I only have seen The Holy Grail. parts of it/ years ago in HS)! I just watched Life of Brian not long ago and it will be on RUclips in a couple weeks. :)
One of my mom's best friends from childhood was in the crowd on the street watching Archie's character being dangled out the window.
Oh, that's so cool!! One of the first things I ever did on set was as a "background actor", and I love hearing stories (or instances) about people on/ or around sets in the past and experiencing the filming then! very neat.
I really like this movie!! Your reactions are great Angel!! You emotions and laughter are amazing and you are a beautiful person inside and out!! Best wishes and much love always!! 🙂❤
I like this movie too! :) Kind comments like this mean a lot to me! Thank you, SO much! :) I appreciate you being here!
@@AngelGroves You are most welcome always!! 🙂❤
"Angel and Boo" sounds like a classic cartoon series🤣
LOL. nice. Love that. It makes me want to draw it up one day.... some cartoons ("classic" 90's/ 2d style) of us on adventures together. I'm sure Boo would love it. ;) Thanks for the comment.
@@AngelGroves You're welcome, thank you for taking the time to reply, you're so gracious you definitely live up to your name🥰🙏👼
@@justindenney-hall5875 That is so nice of you to say. I appreciate your kind words!
@@AngelGroves "There are three ways to ultimate success, the first way is to be kind. The second way is to be kind. The third way is to be kind" (Fred Mcfeely Rogers 1928-2003) that reminds me of you because your kindness has successfully touched my heart.
@@justindenney-hall5875 I watched Mister Rogers' Neighborhood so much when I was really, really young, and his teachings always touched my heart, so I really love that quote! Thank you so much.
Archie Leach was the real name of Cary Grant. They made another film called Fierce Creatures set in a zoo.
They being all the same main actors in this movie.
I would have NEVER known that, without hearing it from you all in these comments...this is just one of the reasons I enjoy being here on RUclips with you all...I love learning this info! Thanks for the comment! :) I need to check out "Fierce Creatures"
Life of Brian and The Meaning of Life are both hilarious and two of my favourite comedies. One of my favourite scenes in any movie is in Life of Brian; the ‘Romanes Eunt Domus’ scene.
Thanks so much for this comment! I JUST watched Life of Brian for the first time and it will be on RUclips in a couple weeks (it's on Patreon now). Let's just say...I enjoyed it quite a bit. LOL
Great reaction to my 4th favourite film, and my favourite comedy.
Thank you! Such a fun crime/comedy!
Great to have you reacting again 🎉
Thank you so much (as I comment back TWO months after I posted this). haha. I was away again these last months since posting this, but I'm honestly so appreciative of your comment. I'm beyond happy to be here with you all (whenever I'm able). :)
I saw this with friends when it came out in the theater. I remember that I didn't want to go because the title made it sound like a Disney movie. Boy, was I wrong. I have never laughed so hard at a movie. Good stuff.
Oh, that's so funny! I can see how the title would make it seem like a Disney movie. haha. I'm glad you were pleasantly surprised! Now that you said it, though, I kind of would like to see a cartoon of this with the same actors/ voice actors. lol
@@AngelGroves So you haven't seen Fierce Creatures? Granted, it's not a cartoon, but it has the same actors. 😁
@@Tampahop Nope, I haven't seen Fierce Creatures...yet!
Soapdish is a great comedy with Kevin in it, but it also has stellar cast, I believe you really will enjoy it.
THANK YOU, for this comment! I've heard of Soapdish (I believe it used to play on T.V. a bit, but I never caught it playing all the way through), and I always wanted to check it out...this just made me want to watch it even more. :)
Jolly good show Angel 😇 and Boo 🙀 thank you a good Australian Comedy movie you and Boo could watch is called " Malcom "
Thank you 💐
Oh, cool. Thank you! I really appreciate comments for things I would have never heard of otherwise. I will check out "Malcom". :)
I come for the movie reaction, but I stay for the cat drama with Boo.
That's what they ALL say!!! ;) hahaha
You would love French Kiss!
I saw part of it YEARS and years ago when it first came out (like bits on T.V.), but I don't remember anything about the plot at all. I'll check it out. Thank you!
Speaking of Kevin Kline with an accent and a stolen necklace, I've always enjoyed "French Kiss" with him and Meg Ryan. There's a crime aspect to it, but it's much more rom-com.
88 was great for movies. I saw Beetlejuice in the theater as a kid lol
That would have been so great. lol I first saw Beetlejuice on VHS in the 90s, but nothing beats a great theater experience. :) Thanks for the comment!
You would probably really like The Big Chill. It has a young Kevin Kline, Jeff Goldblum, Glenn Close, William Hurt, Tom Berenger and more. One of the best movies that year...
Kevin Kline is such a brilliant talent in everything he’s in,
Heist movie:
"Real Mccoy" - 90s action about a female bank robber. Stars Kim Besinger and Val Kilmer.
"Man on the ledge" - 2012 movie, Sam Worthington
For an English crime/heist comedy I would highly recommend The Ladykillers (1955), starring Alec Guinness (original Obi Wan Kenobi) and Peter Sellers, along with a lot of other very famous people of the time, of whom you’ve probably never heard.
I know it’s old, but it’s very, very good and I’m sure you will like it if you can find it.
Thank you for this reaction. I loved this film so much. I can’t tell you how many times I watched it back in the day. Just the swell of nostalgia upon hearing the music was wonderful 😊 Thank you 🙏
Firstly, you're so very welcome for the reaction. It was my pleasure watching this movie and getting to laugh and enjoy it so much. Secondly, I'm looking forward to checking out "The Ladykillers" (1955)! I did not know Alec Guiness was in it (that makes my heart happy). :) I already wanted to see it, based off other comments I've read on here and that just makes it even better. Very cool. Thank you!
I highly recommend now to see "Fierce creatures", for me, at the same level or funnier than this one. Both films with the same cast. Kevin Kline here it´s another level.
I'm def looking forward to checking that one out, after seeing your's (and other's) comments on here. I appreciate it. :)
I started watching this, but a few minutes in realize how much you love animals (Especially FRED 🙂), and know what Ken does later, and said to myself in my best Family Guy voice "Ohh nooooooo!!", BTW, thanks for reminding me, I bought donuts for..... my kids?... BRB.(They won't notice)
LOL!!!! hahahaha Yep, I love animals for sure (hence, me having to tell myself in certain scenes of certain things "it isn't real")...and nice....can't go wrong with a good donut. :)
In the original ending they filmed, Ken actually does kill Otto with the steamroller, but I guess they thought that a bit too dark for a comedy (nevermind he had already killed three dogs and an old lady :p ). I wish they had kept the stuttering joke from that ending though, because in that alternate ending Ken goes "I lost my stutter! It's gggg-g-g... it's g-g-guhh... it's gg-gg-ggggg..." and the first time I saw that it it made me laugh so hard, catching me completely offguard because Im so used to the version where he does actually cure his stutter.
Fun fact: Archie Leach is Cary Grant's real name
Love This Movie!!!
Ohhhhh. Thank you!
Hi Angel 👋. Love your giggle so much 😂🤣. While it's cheery here, I bet you have a wicked evil laugh 😋. Also, are those VHS tapes on your bottom left? Old Disney movies perhaps?
Hi! hahaha. Oh yes, don't be fooled...I do have a "wicked evil laugh". LOL And YES they are a few of my old VHS tapes on some of my shelves (def a lot Disney ones in there among the bunch) :)
Fun Fact: Kevin Kline won an Academy award for Best Supporting Actor for this movie. A Fish Called Wanda
LOVE that!!! well, deserved, Kevin Kline.
I was a fan of all four leads going in and came out wanting to watch it again. It's an oft-quoted comedy classic.
In terms of other British comedies, you can't go wrong with anything from Monty Python or directed by Edgar Wright. Of course, there is A Hard Day's Night, Love Actually, which is one of my ATF romantic-comedies, or Branagh's Much Ado About Nothing.
Thank you for the recommendations! I love anything by Edgar Wright (or at least all I've seen of his so far...I think being on a set of his would be a great experience). I JUST am not getting into Monty Python material more! I can't wait to post it on here! :) Soon!!! Also, I appreciate the recommendation for Branaghs's "Much Ado About Nothing". I know some background info to do with that movie/ the actors/ the filming (solely because I love many actors in it) and I've been interested in seeing it.
Yes, both are alums of the Monty Python comedy group.
Nice. Thank you for the comment/ info. :)
The best heist film is The Sting (1973). Redford. Newman. 😃
Hi! Thanks for the comment! I've definitely seen some of Edward Burns movies (i jsut googled him, to be sure) but I haven't seen the ones you listed, so I'll have to check them out sometime. Thank you!
There is not a sequel, but there is another movie with the same cast, different characters called Fierce Creatures
I almost died laughing the first time I watched this, absolute classic. You need to see "Snatch (2000)" now, another hilarious British heist film.
You'll like Fierce Creatures. Same people but completely different characters.
Nice! I look forward to it.
I def want to see that. I saw bits of it on T.V. YEARS ago but don't remember anything at all about the plot. People always said my mom looked just like Meg Ryan (in the 90's), which is the main reason it stuck out to me when it came out at the time!
For more Kevin Kline comedies, consider reacting to:
"In and Out"- sweet comedy
"French Kiss" - that one is more romantic than comedy
Thank you!
Great movie, great story line, great cast, great fun.
Since you seem to like British comedy (AND John Cleese), you might want to have a go at the movie "Clockwise".from 1986.
(There is some police action in it, too, lol.)
Oh NICE! Thanks! This is the first I'm hearing of "Clockwise", and I'll try anything once..especially if it has John Cleese...AND is a British comedy! :)
There's a move with the same cast and similar shenanigans called Fierce Creatures (1997) which is as good if not better than this 👍
More heist movies?
Inside Man (Spike Lee directs a great cast)
Sneakers (Robert Redford)
Hudson Hawk (Bruce Willis)
Swordfish (Hugh Jackman)
Thank you for these recommendations! I've only ever heard of "Swordfish" out of the ones you listed (which came out when I was around 10 I think but I never saw all the way through).
@@AngelGroves Swordfish itself is a play on a joke from a Marx Brothers movie - Horsefeathers - if you are interested in some black&white comedy
When this movie was made Apartheid was still very much the official policy of the South African government, so making Otto the Minister for "Justice" there is a reference to that.
Yep, Ken is Michael Palin who was also in Monty Python.
John Cleese also had a TV series called Fawlty Towers where he played a deranged hotel manager.
Thank you so much for this comment! I actually JUST got Fawlty Towers in the mail!!! I ordered it off Amazon!!! I wanted more John Cleese so I'm excited to check it out. I'll be recording my reactions to it. :)
Angel Groves What a cute top!😍
Too kind! Thanks!!!
@@AngelGroves You're welcome, by the way I've really missed you😥
@@justindenney-hall5875 I've missed you all!!
Kevin Kline........aka............ Mr. Pheobe Cates.
I'd really appreciate it if you watch anything directed by OR just starring Edward Burns.
My top 3 suggestions:
CONFIDENCE
SHE'S THE ONE
SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK
I think you would love a British TV series (only 12 episodes) called 'Fawlty Towers' with John Cleese.
Other crime movies you might enjoy are:
The Sting (1973)
Grosse Pointe Blank (1997)
Throw Momma From the Train (1987)
Perfect comment! I JUST bought (and received in the mail today) Fawlty Towers (on DVD. the entire series, with bonus features, etc.) I'll be recording reactions really soon. I am definitely looking forward to it! :)
More heist movies: Harry In Your Pocket (1973); The Skin Flam Man (1967): Thunderbolt And Lightfoot (1974); To Catch Thief (1955); Charade (1963); The Great Train Robbery (1978); The Thomas Crown Affair (1968) and the remake (1999) both very good; Foolproof (2003); Now You See Me (2013). Missed your wonderful giggle.
NIIIICE! Oh my gosh. THANK YOU, for this list!!! And aw, that's so kind. I enjoy when I have the time to make reactions and have discussions with you all so much, genuinely. Thank you, again.
Great reactions.. But how is it that you have not reacted to Jaws (1975) and The Terminator (1985) ??
I remember watching this in Apollo Beach Florida with a date and when the part sticking French fries up his nose, I couldn’t stop laughing and had to slink down in my seat ,kkkkkken, oh my , thanks this movie is a classic
Can you please react to the Big Lebowski. So when the Knox Harrington scene comes up you can finally accept that he is your father 🙏
The Doberman Gang (1972)
You should really watch Fierce Creatures, it's the same cast as this movie.
Have you seen 'Entrapment' with Sean Connery and Catherine Zeda Jones? It is a fantastic heist movie!!!
Oh my goodness.. Entrapment... what a movie!! I picture Catherine Zeda Jones going through those lasers, at so many random points in my life (and have imagined myself doing the same at times). LOL She and Sean Connery are absolute Gold in that. :)
"Just jump to the left"... I don't think that it would be prudent to do the time warp just then.
Lol, Google autocompleted "Did Kevin Kline really eat" with "the fish"... 😆
HAHAHAHAHA that's awesome.
If you like a crime movie that is actually hilariously funny you must watch the 1972 version of "The In-Laws"
Lookin good, if i may say so.
I can't give you the locket. I find it on the sidewalk. I'm turning it in to the police tomorrow morning.
ohh!could you please cosplay any of Faye Marsays roles?either as The Waif from Game of Thrones or Anne Neville from the White Queen or at least Vel Sartha from Andor series!
I LOVE this suggestion! I think that's not a bad idea at all.
Archie Leche is the real name of Carey Grant.
If you really like John Cleese you should actually watch his comedy TV Series that he really wrote ..called "Fawlty Towers"
Crime comedy? I'd argue "Lethal Weapon" would fall into that category.
I LOOOOVE all four Lethal Weapon movies so much.
Check out Captain Ron (1992).
Will do!
If you liked Smokey and the Bandit, you should watch White Lightning. Burt Reynolds, Ned Beatty, Bo Hopkins, Matt Clark
Oh, sweet. I haven't seen that. Thank you!
@@AngelGroves Great movie. Shot on location, realistic acting. It's a great 70s action movie.
@@cs-7 love that. sounds even more appealing, now!
Heist movie's... Try an old movie called The Doberman Gang... from 1972. If you like Kevin Kline movies try... I Love You To Death, It really happened crazy as it is.
John Cleese and Michael Palin, two Monty Python's Flying Circus alums. One of my favorite British comedy shows ever. You'll see them later when you react to Holy Grail, or Life of Bryan. You may have already seen Cleese in Harry Potter. But he was in an episode of DOCTOR WHO. It was a cameo from the 70s.
If you like murder mysteries you will love the movie "Knives Out" Please react to it.
Ken is played by Michael Palin (Galahad from Holy Grail). He is probably my favorite Python.
Though there is no sequel, the 4 leads reunites for Fierce Creatures.
Certainly revisit Holy Grail and watch the other 2 Python movies - Life of Brian and Meaning of Life - and maybe And Now For Something Completely Different, which is a movie of their more famous sketches from Flying Circus.
There's also a ton of 'Python-adjacent' movies like Fish Called Wanda with 2 or more Pythons. A rarer one you would enjoy if you can find it is Splitting Heirs, with Eric Idle, John Cleese, and Rick Moranis.
More heist movies you say? There's a good one out there not on your channel. Have you seen "Snatch" from 2000? If haven't seen it, then your challenge is to watch it without subtitles.
28.33 you really really have to have the cc on. Bloody auto generated subtitles.
lol
LOL seriously
@@AngelGroves Sorry, but i almost always watch with the titles on. When that happened though i laughed out loud and couldn't keep it to myself. Hope you're well and i enjoy the reactions. Best wishes.
Did you disappear again?????
YES!!! (sad face). Life and some health matters. Always miss you all!!
@@AngelGroves well, love and good wishes back at you, Miss. We are here....will await you😘
@@danfreeman5301 Thanks so much. :)
Consider reacting to the WWII heist film "Kelly's Heroes" (1970) starring Clint Eastwood. A group of U.S. soldiers sneaks across enemy lines to get their hands on a secret stash of Nazi treasure.
Oh, cool. LOVE Clint Eastwood and I know I've heard of "Kelly's Heroes" before, but it's one I've never seen. Thanks!
Being a 70's kid i thought id like this more when it came out. Didn't think it was that funny at the time. Then i happened to wander into a pad high on lsd one night & they were watching it & when Otto started eating Ken's fish i lost my shit, couldn't stop laughing, & had to leave. Pretty good little flick!😅 The sequel's good too.
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