NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMLA HOUSE (1978) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Here we are with a classic funny, Animal House is wild as hell; no blanks near horses and certainly no otters near mothers!
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Often imitated, NEVER duplicated. A classic in every sense of the word. Glad you guys enjoyed this one!
Even National Lampoon could never recapture the magic of this movie no matter how hard they tried. Vacation was the only one that came close!
This was Kevin Bacons first movie. He showed up a little bit late to the red carpet premier and security didn't even let him get close enough to talk to anybody that could convince them that he REALLY WAS in the movie!
I would have been so pissed. First movie, refused entrance? Ya somebody would have been bailing me out.
Kevin Bacon had a continuing Soap Opera before "Animal House"...I think it was "The Guiding Light."
He wasalso a victim in one of those "Teens Get Killed at a Resort" movie...it may have been the first "Jason" movie. He was killed by having an arrow forced into his neck.
@@mikeeckel2807 - Animal House was indeed Kevin's first role. He played Jack in Friday the 13th (1980), The Guiding Light role was from 1980-1981 (11 Episodes).
Senator John "Bluto" Blutarsky, one of our finest Americans.
That is why he became president!
@@complex314i Bluto has more charm than Captain Mango.
A lot better than some of hour currently-serving representatives.
John Belushi was a national treasure, whether those uppity Omegas liked it or not. 😁👍
Bluto 2024!!
I'm here to watch "Animla House"😳
Their GPA 0.0 😂
Must be Delta Tau Ki graduates 😁😂😂
I’m here to watch it too. 🙂
they're slipping
Tago, tago!
The ways you can bust someone's balls with "0.0" because of this movie in almost any conversation is amazing.
"Was it over...when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?" "The Germans???" "Forget it, he's rolling."
The movie that launched ten million Toga parties and a billion keggers.
They cut this out of the vid!! It's the most famous line of the movie!! 😫😫😫😫
THE most iconic line in the film!
not only that, this movie single-handedly revived the college frat/sor system - they were already gone from many campuses and on the verge of vanishing from the country completely. Depending on your viewpoint, that's good or bad.
Just came to agree with being surprised they didn’t have the Germans bombing Pearl Harbor… wonder if they just missed it..
My dad was a Beta at Vanderbilt and graduated in 1981 and says it’s by far the most relatable college movie for his generation. If someone wrote a college movie for the digital era they’d make a fortune. Can you imagine the comedic possibilities with social media on a College campus 😂 or tinder 😳
The actor that played Needermeier, reprised his role for a series of Twisted Sister music videos.
Wait, was he the dad in "We're Not Gonna Take It"?
@@RichardX1100%
Oh yeah? Well,what are you gonna do with your life?
Yes he is. Mark Metcalf. In the video the mom even calls him “Dougie”. In Animal House the name is Douglass C Needermeier.
I forgot about that video.
“Toga ! Toga ! Toga !”
- Animal House was inspired by the experiences of the writers while attending Dartmouth College
- This is the movie that popularized the words “FOOD FIGHT !!!”
The story night of the 7 fires in national lampoon magazine introduce the characters of pinto and flounder.
Actually, only Chris Miller attended Dartmouth. Harold Ramis & Doug Kenney used stories from their own college days (along with others the three collected from friends).
@@Redplant99- Harold Ramis attended Washington University in Saint Louis.
John Belushi, moving the ladder, by hopping it to the next window, then breaking the fourth wall, is comedy Gold!
Took me several watches before I got the erection/ladder joke but it's a classic!
Family Guy spoofed that scene with Herbert using a ladder to look into Chris’ window when he’s in his room with his shirt off
Back when National Lampoon was funny, Caddyshack, Vacation , and this classic!
When the girl flys through the window and lands on the kids bed "THANK YOU GOD!" Lmao
Best line of the movie.
Animal House has the most underrated soundtrack in film history.
This came out my Freshman year of HS.
This soundtrack and the album, especially the cut of Chris Montez's "Lets Dance" and the entire "Look Sharp" by Joe Jackson were on at every party. With a lot of Zep and Boston.
Good times.
Consider next
"Porky's"
Men,
"Porky's"
When I was in Air Force technical school back in 1978 at Chanute Air Force Base, we saw this movie at the base theatre for 50 cents. What did our squadron do the next weekend? TOGA! TOGA! TOGA!!!
Animal House reaction?
Oh boy, is this great! 😁
Kevin Bacon as the Omega pledge: "thank you sir! May I have another?"😅
Watching to see if they recognize that:
- Tom Hulce, who played Larry Kroger, was 1) The voice of Quazimodo in Disney's 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame', and 2) Mozart in 'Amadeus'.
- Bruce McGill, who played D-Day, was the sheriff in 'My Cousin Vinny'
Karen Allen, who played Katie was Marion Ravenwood in "Raiders of the Lost Ark."
@les4767 I always thought she had the most epic leap when she was in "Raiders Of The Lost Ark" even though John Belushi was having the better career until he died.
🔔 CHRIS & CURTIS: In Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983) during the “Time Out” segment, a soldier says, “I told you guys we shouldn't have shot Lieutenant Neidermeyer!"
I can't believe you two love this disgusting, low brow, toilet humor.
I love you for it. Great reaction.
time to get them to watch MASH
Futurama spoofed an entire episode following Bender that was the plot of Animal House. It was called Mars University
"Rrrobot HOUSSSE!"
Well, to be fair, the Animal House homage is the B-plot of that episode
@@RichardX1 Close enough.
The guy who hijacked the band at the end was one of the writers of the movie. So was Harold Ramis whom you may remember from Ghostbusters.
The late Doug Kenney.
What a classic rest in peace to John Belushi and This Is Kevin Bacon Film Debut as he was still in college
Fun reaction, this among a few Blues Brothers being my favorite make me wish Belushi could of bested his demons and gave us so much more then he was able to in his amazing SNL run and feature films. Good job you 2 :)
31:15 A fun fact: In the Twilight Zone movie, one of the stories directed by the same guy (John Landis), we meet the troops who shot him. So this movie is in the same universe.
"Damn....I wish we hadn't killed Lt. Niedermeyer......."
A much less fun fact....in the filming of that Twilight Zone segment, John Landis' callousness got actor Vic Morrow and two poor little children killed in a helicopter accident on set.
First The Warriors and now this. You are full of pleasant surprises
Fawn was working on her pottery project and the kiln she was using to finish her project exploded and killed her
Revenge of the nerds is a must see next
Yes. I hope they react to it as well!
Classic
Also Real Genius :)
I was just thinking the other day what reactors in 2024 could a watch Animal House and “get it”. And you guys are the answer.
When they did the test screening for this movie, by sheer coincidence was a national convention of fraternities. So every single member of the test audience was a frat guy!
LOL talk about a stacked deck...
This channel is now on Double Secret Probation....for cutting out the "Double Secret Probation" line.
The scene with the horse, and the other scenes in the Dean's Office were shot in the real office of the real President of the University of Oregon. "Bluto", John Belushi, was in the original Not Ready For Prime Time Players on Saturday Night Live, while shooting "Animal House" during the week he crisscrossed the U.S. back to NYC on the weekend. Amazing cast.
And the cocaine habit starts to make even more sense...
This has always been one of my favorite comedies of all time.
One of the most unique things about this movie is how it subverts the tropes that all its 80s descendants would embrace: Whenever some authority figure threatens to shut down the club/team/car wash, they always put on a wild party to save it...which they (barely) do. This movie, however, just says "fuck it!" and they never even TRY to save their frat, they just immediately jump right to going out in the biggest, most obnoxious way possible! It's pretty much the most fun AND nihilistic ending I've ever seen...🤣
This is the way the world ends.
Not with a bang, but a belch.
(And a belly-laugh, with apologies to Mr. Eliot.) 🤓
Nothing like sticking it to The Man on the way out and getting away with it. 😂😂
Seeing Mark Metcalf as the Big Bad in season one of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, all I could think was, “Niedermeyer!” He’s under tons of latex, but that voice was unmistakable.
He briefly retired after his S7 reprise. He was tired of playing villains. He was a very nice guy.
He does a GREAT job there too.
Or The Maestro on Seinfeld
In the credits of Animal House (1978) it says Douglas C. Neidermeyer was killed in Vietnam by his own troops. In Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983) during the “Time Out” segment, a soldier says, “I told you guys we shouldn’t have shot Lieutenant Neidermeyer.” Both movies were directed by John Landis.
Fun fact, the band at the toga party was fictional, until so many people started trying to book them that they _became_ a real band and played at hundreds of colleges.
And the leader actually changed his name to Otis Day.
"The making of" is just as funny
Fun Fact:
John Landis directed a segment of Twilight Zone the Movie.
It involves a squad of Vietnam soldiers discussing the fate of their superior named "Niedermeier"
If you two have heard Twisted Sister's "We're Not Gonna Take It" the official video has a great Animal House connection. Neidermeyer, who was played by Mark Metcalf, appears in the video with a nod to AH
My best friend’s older sister took him and me to see this in 1978 theatrically. We were 11 years old. No wonder I have a warp sense of humor.😂
Yeah totally, i was 7, my slightly older cousin was 8 and we in with my older cousin who was 15 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Still do the Adams apple tap noise at work. Makes everyone do their respective favorite antics from the show.
You two are good reactors. No bullshit.
🤦♀️ You guys perked up when the guy holding the cat came in screen….. I didn’t realize you were fawning over the cat at first. You didn’t recognize Donald Sutherland here. I couldn’t help but laugh.
Priorities 😁🐱
I was waiting to come over this side of the fence. Guys, this is by far, top 5 comedy of all-time.
The Human zit scene, the Toga Party withe Sceam and Shout song and the climatic parade crashing scene at the end. Lol. Next up Porky's and Revenge of The Nerds please. Viewer discretion advised.
My sister and I saw this in the theater when it first came out. I was in my freshman year at a two year college. It was remarkedly on point, lol. My first week in my dorm, there was a panty raid and I met a guy just like Bluto--in his fourth year at a two year college. There were keg parties by the river and a biology professor who constantly hit on female students. At our graduation the valedictorian was so drunk, she fell off the stage.
2:02 Door Smashed him!
3:33 he peed on him!
4:25 Incoming!!
6:20 Everybody hates Kent!
7:50 "Thank You Sir May I have another!"
9:22 Got'em him!
12:10 Freeze Fame!
13:05 Classic!
15:45 Not the bigger move!
17:20 Smashed Hit!
19:43 not the Angel and Devil shoulders!
21:43 Shut up a-holes!
22:07 The Wink!
30:06 Best Scene!!
31:11 of course!
The professor with the cat was Donald Sutherland,Keifers father 😊
I was lucky enough to see this in the theater when I was 11. Thanks mom, 😂😂😂
It's nice you could see how wonderful America was back in the day.
Sadly, we will never see America like this again. 😢
"He really likes balls doesn't he?"
priceless😂
1. Donald Sutherland was so convinced of the movie's lack of potential that, when offered a percent of the gross or a flat fee of $75,000 for his three days' work, he took the upfront payment. Had he taken the gross percentage, he would have been worth an additional $3-4 million. He also said he had the most fun in this film than anything else he's ever done.
2. Landis wanted Dan Ackroyd to play D Day/Bruce McGill got the part. Lorne Michaels of Saturday Night Live fame threatened to fire him if he took the part.
3. "Charming guy" with the guitar that gets smashed by Bluto is Steven Bishop a real musician at the time who had just put out his one hit wonder "On and on".
4. John Belushi stayed in a separate motel to keep him away from the drinking and drugs the other Delta cast members were participating in.
5. Douglas Kenny was part of the National Lampoon's writing team. He got the part of Stork so he could be in the movie.
6. Had Belushi not been available to play Bluto Meatloaf would have taken his place.
7. The Jack Daniels Bluto chugged was ice tea.
9. John Vernon/Dean Wormer😇 had the best pipes and there couldn't have been a better choice than to cast him. NOTE: He also played the Mayor in "Dirty Harry".
10. Trombones aren't placed in the front of the marching band (because it changes the dynamic of the unit It was put in for creative purposes.
11. This was a movie that if you watched it in the theater, it's likely you had to see it at least twice because the follow-on stuff is often covered up by other's laughter.
Not to mention the little items slipped in.
12. Luckily, I was working in a movie theater when this was released.😎
13. Check out "Cheech and Chong's Up in Smoke". It came out in 1978 also.
John Vernon was also in the movie, "Outlaw Josie Wales."
Also, "Airplane II!"@@danielcobbins8861
This movies so epic but something about the stork a the end with the marching band is so hilarious it gets me every time!
Tom Hulce, aka Larry Kroger was also notable for his roles as Mozart in "Amadeus", as Quasimodo in Disney's "Hunchback of Notre Dame", and was the original Lt. Danny Kaffee in the premiere stage production of "A Few Good Men" - the role that was later famously played by Tom Cruise in the film version.
He was also the screw up son in "Parenthood". Tom is now a Broadway producer.
Knew you guys would like this. I was in college when this came out, and watching it (plus SNL) really enriched my whole experience.
They cut the horse up because the easiest way to remove a stiff twelve hundred pound horse is in manageable pieces. I just can’t picture what the inside of the office looked like after chain sawing a horse apart in it.
"NO PRISONERS!" (the guy on the stairs with the guitar is the singer/songwriter steven bishop.)
Yesterday marked the 42nd anniversary of John Belushi's passing. I was 15 years old and in my freshman year of high school when I heard the breaking news on one of the local radio stations that John was found dead of a drug overdose in a Los Angeles area bungalo. Rest in peace, John. Gone too soon.
The film that all others in this genre tried to be. Did you recognize D-Day (the one on the motorcycle) is the same guy as "Sheriff Farley" in My Cousin Vinny? Did you guys happen to notice Kevin Bacon? This was his film debut.
Also played Jack Dalton in original TV series MacGyver
No freaking way that you two have not seen Animal House before! One of John Belushi’s greatest movies ever!
Wasn't the blues brothers
A kiln explosion. A kiln is used in making ceramics.
30:06 Best scene ever!!!
8:10 Curtis’ reaction from scream to calm apology lol, Chris loved that one!
A fun reaction to a really, really fun movie. Back when we weren't so sensitive and offended at everything. Love it!
And how man MAGA hats are in your wardrobe Miss?
This was filmed on location at the University of Oregon. The other college film by National Lampoon I recommend watching is Van Wilder. This was Kevin Bacon's film debut. John Belushi and director John Landis followed this up with The Blues Brother
Are you sure it was Oregon, because in the courtroom scene there is a Tennessee state flag on the stage. You can see it when Dean Wormer is yelling at them.
@@fireman1294I know the campus itself is UO
@@fireman1294I was attending the University of Oregon when Animal House was filmed. Two of my frat brothers were in it.
@@fireman1294 Yes, it was filmed at the U of O. (and the parade scenes were filmed in Cottage Grove, Oregon). I was attending the U of O when this was being filmed. They wanted to film it at a college back east, but none of those colleges would allow it after reading the script. The U of O decided to allow them to film there because they had turned down filming the college scenes from "The Graduate" there, and felt that they had missed out.
Kevin Bacon hasn't aged a day.
Nice!!! I got my popcorn ready for this one! Great choice!!
This came out my senior year in high school and went to quite a few toga parties that summer.
Oh a few more from this time period, Arthur, 9-5, Tootsie, The Bad News Bears, Meatballs, and Seems Like Old Times.
I'll add Porkies
@@gerardconsidinejr3258 we could even suggest to go way back to Some Like it Hot and It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World. Two great screwball comedies.
Dean Wormer(John Vernon) was the original voice of Tony Stark/Iron Man from 60's Marvel Cartoons.
8:08 I laughed at this for like 5 straight minutes 😂😂😂 I'm still not fully recovered.
"😱WHOOOOA-I'm sorry..."
The young kid that said Thank you God became a pastor . Video about it is on You Tube.
Such a classic. RIP John Belushi.
Sometimes I can’t believe you guys haven’t seen the movie in question, and this is one of them. 😂
Doug Neidermeyer says "What Do You Want To Do With Your LIIIIIFFE!!!"
He also has Fruit-Punch Mouth.
Eric "Otter" Stratton was played by Tim Matheson, who was the voice of the original "Jonny Quest."
And a bad guy in Fletch
I can't believe you are actually able to make this video!!!! At YOUR age you've NEVER seen ANIMAL HOUSE until NOW!?!?!?!?!? It's funnier to pull out a chainsaw and imply that you are cutting the horse apart to get it out. I met Stephen Furst (Flounder) at the San Diego Comic-con back in '01, '02, or '03. I had my DVD copy of "Animal House" ready for his autograph. I walked right up to him, extended my hand and said, "Charles Ballard... DAMN GLAD TO MEETCHA!!!!!", and together we said, "HOW THE HELL ARE YA"?!?!!?? RIP, Stephen.
Me and my dad will randomly go… Otis Day, my man, to each other. A nice inside joke lol
A good recommended movie for you guys: Another fun one as "Animal House" from that time period is "Smokey and the Bandit" from 1977. The first one. A classic film and one of the funnest audience movies of all time.
Ah… Double-secret probation…
John Belushi is the greatest. RIP
This is based on John Landis' time at the Ivy League University Dartmouth. The young professor Dave, Karen Allen(Raiders of the Lost Ark, Cruising, Scrooged), likes is Donald Sutherland(President Snow from The Hunger Games, Ordinary People, dad to Kiefer of Stand by Me, The Lost Boys). #RIP John Belushi(The Blues Brothers) who was such a talent! The blonde who leaves with Belushi actually is a Playboy Playmate. The guy who plays Eric plays a great character is the Chevy Chase film FLETCH. Kevin Bacon(Friday the 13th, Stir of Echoes) was not almost not allowed into his own premiere of Animal House since he was just starting out and no one knew who he was. John Vernon the Dean was born in Canada: Zehner and was in Clint Eastwood's Dirty Harry and The Outlaw Josey Wales.
The Playmate was the other blonde, Martha Smith (Babs). July '73.
@@ericwalker8636She appeared on Match Game a number of times. Pretty and funny.
Landis didn't go to Dartmouth or write the script. Chris Miller [Dartmouth], Doug Kenney [Harvard], and Harold Ramis [ ZBT, Washington University] wrote the movie.
In Twilight Zone the Movie one segment has a group of soldiers in Viet Nam and one of them says "we never should've fragged Lieutenant Niedermyer".
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One of the best comedies ever made!!!
Please react to Revenge Of The Nerds!!!!
Knew a cabbie in Chicago that had Belushi take his cab one time. Said he was no different in person than on-screen, wild and crazy. RIP Al Pasquale.
🔔 CHRIS & CURTIS: "ANIMAL" HOUSE
One of the great movies of my childhood. Absolutely love it.
Around 1982, when I was 13, I went to a drive-in with my buddy's family. It was a double feature: Animal House and The Blues Brothers. It was wonderful and eye opening for my young eyes!
Fun fact - the "I'm only 13!" line was *meant* to be 16, but the writers started with 13 figuring the MPAA would object to it and they could haggle for 16 instead of getting 16 rejected... they were just as surprised as anyone when the line was let through unchanged!
Yeah she wouldn’t be working at a grocery store at age 13
@@andrewward5891 This was set in the early 60's. If she was working in her father's or another relative's store, very possible.
I pledged a fraternity 5 years after this movie came out. We pretty much quoted every other line for the next 4 years.
Animal house will forever be a classic.
This came out the summer before I went off to college. My Freshman year was filled with food fights in the dining hall and toga parties. Life imitated art as much as we could. Next you guys REALLY need to watch Slapshot.
This movie came out my 1st year in a fraternity….Saw it in the theaters, missed half the dialogue due to all the laughter
I saw this when i was 7 in the theaters....I loved being a kid in the 70s 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This movie created a genre. It the first of its kind and a big hit.
Before I graduated a small group had a toga party; it was option if you wanted to and we picnic with greek food and sparkle cider. Base off this movie and we had the music and danced.
This was the first movie I watched in my first apartment at college. Love you two and your reactions!
During the filming of this movie, the Delta actors parties together every night in the hotel, and the guy who played Niedermeyer was in the room above theirs, so he heard _everything_ and was never invited, so his dislike on set was partially genuine, and it was all done deliberately.
The “cool professor” who’s first seen giving everyone pot is President Snow from The Hunger Games
So excited for this. I had always just assumed that you already did it!
On the topic of flag switching, maybe the next Dukes of Hazzard variant will have a car named The Captain Rogers