Big is such a great film and is so relatable. As an adult I often find myself feeling like a 12 year old stuck in a 38 year old's body while being overwhelmed with adult responsibilities.
I always thought when Hanks got into his 40's, or early 50's, they should have done a sequel - Small, where he finds the Zoltar machine again because he wants to be young again.
Late show with colbert had tom Hanks play that skit out with him asking the machine that. They could easily get his kid to act as a younger version of tom for the 20's - 30's too.
“when I say it out loud it sounds tragic” I always saw this movie as tragic.. it was sad, also endearing and had some good humor... but it pulled at the heart strings
In "Shazam!" there is a scene with a foot piano that is definitely a "Big" Easter Egg. Which was quite a surprise when I first saw it, 'coz when people asked me what the premise was, I would say "it's basically "Big" with super powers.
I appreciate your kindness to this film. "Big" stood out b/c of Hanks' acting skill and Marshall's hand. Within itself, it communicated both the adults' desire to be a kid again yet recognizing how sad becoming an adult can feel. Life comes in stages and each stage has change, good *and* bad, like *and* not. Wonderfully nailed!
Yeah. It's an interesting concept. I know $187 was his paycheck shown in the movie. Nowadays from inflation, that's about $470. About the same as my current paycheck amount after deductions.
I will always feel like I won the lottery of life getting to be a kid in the 80s. No one will ever get to experience that again. Thanks for doing this video. It's fun to say hello to my childhood from time to time.
A new Minty video is always a good sight! Even my wife, who gets tired of all the yet videos I watch, loves Minty videos and watches them with me. Heck, I forgot how much I enjoyed Big. I may have to pull out my dvd and watch it tonight!
Nothing. She died in a horrific car accident after her son revisited Zoltar directly after a recent argument with her regarding broccoli. Guilt stricken from his second granted wish, he dropped out of school at 16 and became a broccoli farmer. He now lives his remaining days alone, distraught and with incredible regularity. If you wonder by his farm at night you can hear him crying himself to sleep.
I love this film! I cried my eyes out at the ending scene when Josh is walking back home and he's back to his kid form and we no longer see him in Tom Hanks form. Saddest ending to a film I've ever scene and even the score at the end was the saddest score I've ever heard in a movie... and we also hear it play about halfway through the film when Josh is taking a walk around the neighborhood and doing some thinking.
Always interesting Minty! Didn't know about the Spielberg connection, nor Di Nero being considered. And yes, Pleasantville is TRULY under rated! Love that movie as well. :)
One of your best vids, complete with Foot Piano performance! Loved how you put "big" in lower-case letters, lol. BIG truly was one of the greatest comedies and feel-good movies of all time. I was about that age of young Josh and I also wanted to find a Zoltar machine to make the same wish. I wanted to work at place to help develop toys, I wanted the foot piano. I felt I wanted all this and be able to do things right. So glad that Tom Hanks got the part, it was actually my first movie to see him in and I was a fan of his, moving forward.
Your just awesome !!! You manage to pluck all of the movies from my childhood out of my head and then turn them into fun facts. I make it a point to watch the movies after I watch your new videos. Keep them coming. Blessed Be
This may be my favorite Tom Hanks movie, but then again there are so many to choose from so maybe I should say this is my favorite comedy from him. LOL
@@danielwilliamson6180 very aware of the origin. And now in the shows true two distinct sisters. But originally it was one daughter of Ras. Also ed liver of Bruce's and Damian Waynes mother. 43 of my 46 years on this earth have been spent with comics
Lewthegod as Laura Gossert pointed out Minty already did The Burbs back in November last year the video is still up if you're interested you should check it out .
*14 Going on 30* was another age-changing movie released in the late '80s. It was made for network TV and aired three months before *Big* premiered in theaters. In fact, this movie's ending (i.e., the grown female love interest has herself reverted to a teenager so that she and the male protagonist can be high school sweethearts) has often been attributed to *Big's* supposed original ending. It has become an urban legend of sorts that the original ending to *Big* had Susan wish for the Zoltar machine to make her a child again so that she and Josh could grow up together -- I've even seen it mentioned in trivia books -- but no such scene exists or was ever shot for *Big.*
I would love to see and hear you do The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. This Clint Eastwood western is so long with so many wonderful moments you will be tempted to make it 20 things we didn't know...
I was watching this film a few days ago. The ending never fails to make me cry so hard. Loved it since I was a kid, I still do. Here is somethings I know about it 1. Robin Williams and Robert De Niro were rumoured to play Josh Baskin. 2.A film similar to this came out the same year as another body swapping film 14 Going on 30 where a teen fell for his school teacher and became a 30 yr old thanks to a growth machine. The ending even got switched which leads me to no 3. 3. The ending where Josh and Susan part ways a suppose ending was filmed where Elizabeth Perkins charcther Susan turned into a teenage version of herself to be with Josh. This was the ending to 14 Going on 30. 4. Elizabeth Perkins developed a crush on Tom Hanks. 5. DC superhero Shazam was based off Big meets Superman. 6. David Moscrow who plays young Josh wore contacts in order to look like Tom Hanks.
Disney65Fan It’s a moving film for sure and cheers for the interesting extra trivia. I think the final one you meant that the Shazam movie was marketed as a cross between BIG & Superman, as Shazam/DC’s Captain Marvel had already bee out as a comic for decades :)
@@VanielDeeform I was going to say the same thing about Shazam/Captain Marvel. And I would really like to see that alternate ending to Big where Susan becomes a teenage version of herself in order to be with Josh. It would be interesting, but it would also raise a lot of questions. Like "Where would she live?" and "What will she do for money?" I guess that's why they didn't use it.
The high lite of all ur comedy in all ur vids.. And yes iv almost seen them all.. Was u on the foot piano.. Lol That was was good stuff dawg💯 really.. And not bad slicer
I did not realize that "Like father like son" and "Vice versa" where released so close together. Both of those movies are a "reboot" of sorts to "Freaky Friday"(1976) as it's parents and their children swapping bodies. I never associated it with Big, as to me it's a completely different story. I realize the similarities, but honestly it's like one half of Freaky Friday as you don't get the parents side of it. Also, I think you get a pretty good idea of how Harrison Ford would have played this role by watching "Regarding Henry". True that character was always intended as a grown man, but I can't help but think that's how it would have been.
While I totally admire Robin Williams, he doesn't have the pure face "innocence" that Hanks captured in the movie. Robin would have nailed the immature aspect but not the innocence.
I saw this movie in March 2019 this year. For the first time. And mind me even after so many years of release of this movie, It never lost its Charm. I liked that movie as if i was watching it in the 80s. This movie made me remember of the Goonies. Because even though so many years passes some movies never looses its Charm. I watched this movie for first time & became its fan. Thanks for this video minty.
When I first saw the movie I was saddened by the end. I had hoped that the Susan character would show up at Josh's school as a young girl and they got to grow up together. They just seemed to be perfect for each other.
There is a rumour that a scene where Susan did show up as a young girl was filmed but not used, I think that is a shame as it would have made a great ending as the original ending had an element of being sad, that would have been a feel good moment as they were back together
I prefer how it ended. There is so much truth in Susan not wanting to be a kid again to essentially do it all over where as Josh hadn't finished childhood yet but did get a glimpse of adulthood.
Great video man. This movie is such a classic. It says a lot about the adult world/kid world and what's really important. We take little things for granted.
Haven't watched BIG in ages but I remember loving it as a kid -- one of these days I'd like to watch the extended cut -- does anyone recommend it or stick to the original?
has no relationship to this movie whatsoever!!!!!! That was a film about a geek who is gonna get his ass kicked at 3 o clock. But it was pretty cool to be fair if you like 80s cheese, which if your a fan of MINTY as we all are then...... Minty do 3 o clock high xx
@@codd84 Thank you for teaching me about a movie I otherwise would've probabaly never known about. The premise sounds right up my alley. I'll watch it tonight. That's what's great about living in this era: We have instant access to things that we would've had to go on incredible journeys to acquire in the 90's 😂. Thank you again.
F-ing brilliant, Minty. I still love this movie. What a great homage. I didn't know ANY of the 'things' you presented. Good work. Too bad you couldn't find a chibby kid who could wear a skin cap and wear your glasses. Regardless, GREAT post! Well done!!
I am a nightmare walkin- psychopath talkin- king of the jungle just a Gangster stalkin- liven life like a firecracker quick is the fuse- vendettas the debt- that’s the colors I choose- Red or blue fuzz of Blood- it just don’t matter- suckas die for the life as shotguns scatters- Gangs of LA will neva die- just multiply- COLORS COLORS COLORS COLORS
@@tsbirthdeath Who cares if he is an 80's kid or not, or if he's just doing it for the money or not ? I don't have to merry that guy, but I like the content he produces.
Fun fact. I was in the in keyboard scene! Met Tom Hanks and the crew, but I was so little I don’t remember anything. My family has a cut out out of Hanks in my parents house.
Seems that all the problems this movie had in the beginning turned out for the better because I think both Hanks and Penny made this into the classic that it is.
8:25 see, thats what i thought they did in the movie, use a prerecorded song that advanced no matter which key you step on, im glad they really trained for it
Rhett Davison Yeah, but at least it didn’t have Jennifer Garner going to bed with a grown man, plus it acknowledged that statutory rape is BAD, as evidenced by Judy Greer pulling Jennifer Garner aside after Garner was about to ask a 13-year-old boy out, thinking that he was Richard *(“Do you want to go jail? I meant, THAT GUY!”).*
Good evening, Minty. Thx so very much for doing Big, one of my all-time favourites. Will you please consider doing Heavy Metal, another classic 80's flick? That'd be amazing if you would, kind sir. 😎
Yes! Pleasantville was criminally underrated. Still one of my all time favourites.
This is an all time classic..... Once again minty you've brought back a memory for me!!!! Your a legend xx
Rational Thinker ... Irrational speller.
Big is such a great film and is so relatable. As an adult I often find myself feeling like a 12 year old stuck in a 38 year old's body while being overwhelmed with adult responsibilities.
"You mean sleep over? Okay but I get to be on top." 😂😂
Jonathan Pasch 🤣🤣🤣 one of my favorite quotes!
Funny Stuff! I remembered that. The bunk bed scene.
I always thought when Hanks got into his 40's, or early 50's, they should have done a sequel - Small, where he finds the Zoltar machine again because he wants to be young again.
They made a movie like that this year. Where the adult becomes a kid.lol
Late show with colbert had tom Hanks play that skit out with him asking the machine that. They could easily get his kid to act as a younger version of tom for the 20's - 30's too.
Scott Matthias
I would fucking rule the school with my current knowledge.
yeah, this is a really good idea.
agreed.
“when I say it out loud it sounds tragic”
I always saw this movie as tragic.. it was sad, also endearing and had some good humor... but it pulled at the heart strings
I enjoyed the movie emensly . But I always thought it carried a tragic undertone as well
It does start to be sad and tragic when Josh start being all serious
Yes I saw it as sad too
Yes, agreed - and much due to Hanks' terrific acting. I knew then that he'd be an Oscar contender.
Big was one of my childhood favorites
In "Shazam!" there is a scene with a foot piano that is definitely a "Big" Easter Egg. Which was quite a surprise when I first saw it, 'coz when people asked me what the premise was, I would say "it's basically "Big" with super powers.
I appreciate your kindness to this film. "Big" stood out b/c of Hanks' acting skill and Marshall's hand. Within itself, it communicated both the adults' desire to be a kid again yet recognizing how sad becoming an adult can feel. Life comes in stages and each stage has change, good *and* bad, like *and* not. Wonderfully nailed!
Yeah. It's an interesting concept. I know $187 was his paycheck shown in the movie. Nowadays from inflation, that's about $470. About the same as my current paycheck amount after deductions.
I will always feel like I won the lottery of life getting to be a kid in the 80s. No one will ever get to experience that again. Thanks for doing this video. It's fun to say hello to my childhood from time to time.
My wife and I went to see this movie on our very first date. I will always remember it fondly.
A new Minty video is always a good sight! Even my wife, who gets tired of all the yet videos I watch, loves Minty videos and watches them with me. Heck, I forgot how much I enjoyed Big. I may have to pull out my dvd and watch it tonight!
I would like to know what Josh's mom thought when her son grew looking like the man that kidnapped her son.
Probably slowly, over years her memories changed. It's not like she had a picture of Tom Hanks.
Nothing. She died in a horrific car accident after her son revisited Zoltar directly after a recent argument with her regarding broccoli. Guilt stricken from his second granted wish, he dropped out of school at 16 and became a broccoli farmer. He now lives his remaining days alone, distraught and with incredible regularity. If you wonder by his farm at night you can hear him crying himself to sleep.
@@kstutz81 lol
Stutz *wander
Been trying to figure out the same thing with Back to the future and Marty McFly's parents
I love this film! I cried my eyes out at the ending scene when Josh is walking back home and he's back to his kid form and we no longer see him in Tom Hanks form. Saddest ending to a film I've ever scene and even the score at the end was the saddest score I've ever heard in a movie... and we also hear it play about halfway through the film when Josh is taking a walk around the neighborhood and doing some thinking.
I think The Burbs was a very underrated movie!
Indeed
I want to kill everyone
Satan is good, Satan is my pal
It came with the FRAME?!?!?!?
One of the best from Joe Dante
@@stogieguy7201 lmao, one of my favorite scenes! RIP Rick Ducommun!
"Weekend at Bernies"... you know its worth doing!
Bitoxic I’ve seen this one many times. I’ve never gotten tired of it.
If Tom Hanks had been unavailable, I could easily see Michael Keaton in the role.
Yeah or Robin Williams
@@ATMFX-uv3oxlol, Robin Williams was filming Hook!
Just admit it: Tom Hanks was always meant to portray Josh.
What?.
agreed.
Tom Hanks emotional scene really tugs at my heart 😢♥️
"... it sounds kinda tragic." Of course it does. Adulthood *is* tragedy.
Comedies are also tragic
Yes it is
Always interesting Minty! Didn't know about the Spielberg connection, nor Di Nero being considered. And yes, Pleasantville is TRULY under rated! Love that movie as well. :)
One of your best vids, complete with Foot Piano performance!
Loved how you put "big" in lower-case letters, lol.
BIG truly was one of the greatest comedies and feel-good movies of all time. I was about that age of young Josh and I also wanted to find a Zoltar machine to make the same wish. I wanted to work at place to help develop toys, I wanted the foot piano. I felt I wanted all this and be able to do things right. So glad that Tom Hanks got the part, it was actually my first movie to see him in and I was a fan of his, moving forward.
Lol but the big was written with lower case on the movie poster and on vhs cases
I found a Zoltar machine in London in 2013, i was affraid to put a coin in it ^^
Possibly a wise discussion 😁
.I wonder if they have one in NYC near where they filmed this
You could have wished for something else. Or just been more specific about being "big"
I definitely would have wished for something
@@marccolten9801 🤣
Your just awesome !!! You manage to pluck all of the movies from my childhood out of my head and then turn them into fun facts. I make it a point to watch the movies after I watch your new videos. Keep them coming. Blessed Be
This may be my favorite Tom Hanks movie, but then again there are so many to choose from so maybe I should say this is my favorite comedy from him. LOL
This was Fred Rogers (from Mr. Rogers Neighborhood) favorite Tom Hanks Movie. He liked how Hanks acted like a kid in this film.
@@LiveINtheGood53 and now Tom Hanks is playing mr. Rogers 🤗
all hail Bachelor Party!!
You should see The Money Pit. It's hilarious and Hanks is funny as anything.
5:35 We sort of got this 16 years later with 13 Going On 30.
Peter Krug True, but at least it didn’t have Jennifer Garner going to bed with a grown man.
I love that movie!
Penny Marshal was such an underrated director. She was great.
R.I.P. Penny...you are missed
That apartment he rented was fuggin awesome
Disney released a TV movie with a similar premise called “13 going on 30”. In fact, its ending was thought to be an alternate ending to “Big”.
Disney's Freaky Friday movies are also worth a mention.
I was in the Toy Store where this movie was filmed, FAO Schwartz!
FAO Schwarz #mandelaeffect
That's cool. So is your screen name😎🤘
Nice
Talia al Ghul is a character from Batman.
@@danielwilliamson6180 very aware of the origin. And now in the shows true two distinct sisters. But originally it was one daughter of Ras. Also ed liver of Bruce's and Damian Waynes mother. 43 of my 46 years on this earth have been spent with comics
I love Big, and also "13 Going On 30", they're my two favourites in the genre.
My first movie at the cinema with friends as a kid.
Got nothing but pure affection for this film.
Do “The Burbs” Please.... so underrated.....
He did 😊
Lewthegod as Laura Gossert pointed out Minty already did The Burbs back in November last year the video is still up if you're interested you should check it out .
Lewthegod One of my favourite Hanks movie’s, shares my Hanks movie number one spot with Big.
Laura Gossert Oh yeah, he did. Forgot about that.
God I love the Burbs. It's damn near impossible to find on DVD now.
*14 Going on 30* was another age-changing movie released in the late '80s. It was made for network TV and aired three months before *Big* premiered in theaters. In fact, this movie's ending (i.e., the grown female love interest has herself reverted to a teenager so that she and the male protagonist can be high school sweethearts) has often been attributed to *Big's* supposed original ending. It has become an urban legend of sorts that the original ending to *Big* had Susan wish for the Zoltar machine to make her a child again so that she and Josh could grow up together -- I've even seen it mentioned in trivia books -- but no such scene exists or was ever shot for *Big.*
'In case you dont feel old yet' then it hit me like a punch in the gut. Lol. Thx minty I watch your content because it makes me feel young again. Lol
I would love to see and hear you do The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. This Clint Eastwood western is so long with so many wonderful moments you will be tempted to make it 20 things we didn't know...
I was watching this film a few days ago. The ending never fails to make me cry so hard.
Loved it since I was a kid, I still do.
Here is somethings I know about it
1. Robin Williams and Robert De Niro were rumoured to play Josh Baskin.
2.A film similar to this came out the same year as another body swapping film 14 Going on 30 where a teen fell for his school teacher and became a 30 yr old thanks to a growth machine. The ending even got switched which leads me to no 3.
3. The ending where Josh and Susan part ways a suppose ending was filmed where Elizabeth Perkins charcther Susan turned into a teenage version of herself to be with Josh. This was the ending to 14 Going on 30.
4. Elizabeth Perkins developed a crush on Tom Hanks.
5. DC superhero Shazam was based off Big meets Superman.
6. David Moscrow who plays young Josh wore contacts in order to look like Tom Hanks.
Disney65Fan It’s a moving film for sure and cheers for the interesting extra trivia. I think the final one you meant that the Shazam movie was marketed as a cross between BIG & Superman, as Shazam/DC’s Captain Marvel had already bee out as a comic for decades :)
@@VanielDeeform I was going to say the same thing about Shazam/Captain Marvel.
And I would really like to see that alternate ending to Big where Susan becomes a teenage version of herself in order to be with Josh. It would be interesting, but it would also raise a lot of questions. Like "Where would she live?" and "What will she do for money?" I guess that's why they didn't use it.
This is by far one of my very favorite channels - thanks Minty I often think of Big. One of my very favorite movies
One of my favorite channels talking about one of my favorite movies? I’ve never clicked so fast! Great video!
Please please please do 10 things you didn’t know about Turner and Hooch!! One of my all time favourite films!!!
Thanks for making these videos, I really enjoy them ❤️😎👍🏻🇨🇦 subbed!
You outdid yourself here Minty. Great Work! Love this movie. Info I never knew! DeNiro LoL
I like to think that when Josh went home he told his mom everything that happened and she ended up in an asylum
I wonder what happened when his employer filed a missing persons report on him.
@@mexicanspec hahahahaha
Hey ma! Guess what! I saw boobs! It was awesome!! I said I wished I was big..i had no idea what that would mean! 😂
My mom would just ask why I came back and thats a true story
I really enjoy your videos and your awesome collection keeps me interested in all the classics in every way.
i thought there was going to be something about Zoltar, one of the creepiest carnival games EVER
Great side comedy! I’m new here but that piano nonsense was the funniest I’ve seen! You keep making them, we will watch them.
Okay, weird coincidence. As I'm watching this I clicked on the tv remote and Big is HBO right now.
BAM!!!!
Big and The Burbs are two of my favourite Hanks movies. I can’t decide which I love more so both share the number 1 spot.
Good morning from the U.S.A.!!!
The high lite of all ur comedy in all ur vids.. And yes iv almost seen them all.. Was u on the foot piano.. Lol That was was good stuff dawg💯 really.. And not bad slicer
I did not realize that "Like father like son" and "Vice versa" where released so close together. Both of those movies are a "reboot" of sorts to "Freaky Friday"(1976) as it's parents and their children swapping bodies.
I never associated it with Big, as to me it's a completely different story. I realize the similarities, but honestly it's like one half of Freaky Friday as you don't get the parents side of it.
Also, I think you get a pretty good idea of how Harrison Ford would have played this role by watching "Regarding Henry". True that character was always intended as a grown man, but I can't help but think that's how it would have been.
I didn't know Freaky Friday with Jamie Lee Curtis was a reboot.
Great movie.
Thanks for sharing.
Robin Williams would have been a good alternative choice as Josh.
Well he was in Jack which was like The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button.
Just like Jack Black would had been a better genie then Will Smith.
I disagree, because Robin Williams ad libbed everything and it would have ruined the movie.
Robin Williams got to play a man child in the terrible JACK from 1996
While I totally admire Robin Williams, he doesn't have the pure face "innocence" that Hanks captured in the movie. Robin would have nailed the immature aspect but not the innocence.
That Huge Piano scene was iconic!! One Love to that cast!!
I’m glad everyone else said no, none of them would have been as good as Tom Hanks in this roll
I saw this movie in March 2019 this year. For the first time. And mind me even after so many years of release of this movie, It never lost its Charm. I liked that movie as if i was watching it in the 80s. This movie made me remember of the Goonies. Because even though so many years passes some movies never looses its Charm. I watched this movie for first time & became its fan. Thanks for this video minty.
Yup its cute
Thanks for reminding me how much I loved this movie! 😂
Another fantastic job Minty! Well researched!
Tom Hanks was born to play his role in this movie
He ducked out the wrong way!!! LOL
Thank you minty. I love this channel. Thanks Mark, whoever you are. Thanks
When I first saw the movie I was saddened by the end. I had hoped that the Susan character would show up at Josh's school as a young girl and they got to grow up together. They just seemed to be perfect for each other.
True.
Pretty sure they filmed or were going to film that as 1 possible ending
It was both happy and sad.
There is a rumour that a scene where Susan did show up as a young girl was filmed but not used, I think that is a shame as it would have made a great ending as the original ending had an element of being sad, that would have been a feel good moment as they were back together
I prefer how it ended. There is so much truth in Susan not wanting to be a kid again to essentially do it all over where as Josh hadn't finished childhood yet but did get a glimpse of adulthood.
Great video man. This movie is such a classic. It says a lot about the adult world/kid world and what's really important. We take little things for granted.
Haven't watched BIG in ages but I remember loving it as a kid -- one of these days I'd like to watch the extended cut -- does anyone recommend it or stick to the original?
Stick to the original
Watch both if you love the movie so much
I watched it over 10 times.
I nearly died laughing while watching Minty’s foot piano. Choked on tea and biscuits
I think Dennis Quaid would've made a good older Josh. I'm still glad we got Tom Hanks, though. He's just so great!
I am so glad too
+1 for Quaid.
Minty!!! You are the best! That piano scene was epic, and I love you all the more for it. Thank you!
One year prior to this movie there was a cult film called ‘three o’clock high’
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Elaborate. Did they steal the whole idea? How does it correlated to this film?
has no relationship to this movie whatsoever!!!!!! That was a film about a geek who is gonna get his ass kicked at 3 o clock. But it was pretty cool to be fair if you like 80s cheese, which if your a fan of MINTY as we all are then......
Minty do 3 o clock high xx
@@codd84 Thank you for teaching me about a movie I otherwise would've probabaly never known about. The premise sounds right up my alley. I'll watch it tonight. That's what's great about living in this era: We have instant access to things that we would've had to go on incredible journeys to acquire in the 90's 😂. Thank you again.
I kid you not...that is one of my fave movies!! Please tell me you saw the Family Guy spoof of it :D (pretty sure SpongeBob did a shout-out too)
F-ing brilliant, Minty. I still love this movie. What a great homage. I didn't know ANY of the 'things' you presented. Good work. Too bad you couldn't find a chibby kid who could wear a skin cap and wear your glasses. Regardless, GREAT post! Well done!!
Can you do one on the classic 80s film “Colors”
Cypress hill was in Colors as extras, years before their first record.
Great movie!
COLOURS colours Colours cOLOURS colours.....
I am a nightmare walkin- psychopath talkin- king of the jungle just a Gangster stalkin- liven life like a firecracker quick is the fuse- vendettas the debt- that’s the colors I choose- Red or blue fuzz of Blood- it just don’t matter- suckas die for the life as shotguns scatters- Gangs of LA will neva die- just multiply-
COLORS COLORS
COLORS COLORS
That's a great movie would love to see that and falling down
Thanks for sharing the piano, Minty. You did great!
8:00 Minty, you have the rhythm of a leaking faucet, lol
😂😂😂😍
I’m reminded of when Homer tried playing on it in one episode of the Simpsons
Yeah, but he has self-irony and is willing and capable of making fun of himself, which takes quite some guts.
@@frankschneider6156
Right. When he's not lying about being an 80s kid and being a walking stereotype of this whole 80s "nerd/geek culture" trend
@@tsbirthdeath Who cares if he is an 80's kid or not, or if he's just doing it for the money or not ? I don't have to merry that guy, but I like the content he produces.
Thanks again, Minty. I met Robert Loggia a little while ago and he was a fascinating man to talk with. Thanks for the memories!
"How do you do, fellow kids?- Robert De Nero.
We all love deniro. But I think we all can agree the proper choice was made
@@aewhatever DiNero is an old POS. Not everyone loves him. About 48 percent of us think he is a sumbag.
@@Alamyst2011 He used to be cool but sold out.
Man I love how you present things and the positive light you put on these movies you deserve to be very successful keep it up
3:44 I’m hoping you’re eventually going to do 10 Things You Didn’t know About Look Who’s Talking.
VintageVHSTreasures That’s a great franchise.
Fun fact. I was in the in keyboard scene! Met Tom Hanks and the crew, but I was so little I don’t remember anything. My family has a cut out out of Hanks in my parents house.
If Harrison Ford could pull off Regarding Henry, he could have pulled off Big.
Toph Morris Gotta Disagree with you on that one. He is a like able adult but not a kid like adult as Hanks can be
Maybe...I think they made the right choice though
Just watched big again.. always a good watch
If you want to see Harrison Ford as a little boy... watch "Regarding Henry".
Hiraghm love that movie ❤️ ugh I cry everytime so good
Wow! So much content this week.Hell yes! Got to watch Big again.
Watch this again and the female lead (Elizabeth Perkins) looks exactly like Millie Bobby Brown.
Maybe a little
@@amberlopez7477 Maybe exactly... kind of.
Great video, hopefully there be a 10 thing's about Berry Gordy The Last Dragon in the works.
"Who's the baddest in the land!?!?" "SHOW-GUN!"
I'm glad they kept Josh's character male. Having a female named Josh would have been weird.
I honestly dont think it would have been the hit that it was.
@@aewhatever Especially if they kept the romance with a coworker. That would have made the movie very creepy.
Tom hanks is 1 of my favorite actors. From bosom buddies to any movie after davinci code.
06:29 they made that movie anyway; a star vehicle for Jennifer Garner called 13 Going on 30
Good review Minty and bravo on your piano performance! 👏🤗
Seems that all the problems this movie had in the beginning turned out for the better because I think both Hanks and Penny made this into the classic that it is.
*_One of my ALL TIME Fav movies EVER! I adore this film since i was a kid!
I would say the movie 13 going on 30 is the female version of the movie Big
17 again also
8:25 see, thats what i thought they did in the movie, use a prerecorded song that advanced no matter which key you step on, im glad they really trained for it
So, the woman version would be “13 Going on 30”?
Rhett Davison Yeah, but at least it didn’t have Jennifer Garner going to bed with a grown man, plus it acknowledged that statutory rape is BAD, as evidenced by Judy Greer pulling Jennifer Garner aside after Garner was about to ask a 13-year-old boy out, thinking that he was Richard *(“Do you want to go jail? I meant, THAT GUY!”).*
Wow. You are a natural musician. Superb!
I feel likte this whole series could be renamed “Member Berries"
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Love this movie. Tom Hank's was so good in it. You should do splash Minty. That's another Tom Hank's film.
Please do The Money Pit!
Minty! You're the man! I love waking up to new tidbits of cinema trivia to impress the coworkers!
As a wise old man once told me, He'll be a big boy when he grows up.
Yes he was talking about himself too!
Loving the stills used from Midnight Run....do one on that, Bobby's funniest film!
With today's "woke" generation, this movie would NEVER EVER get released
I love this movie, even it's unofficial sequal SHAZAM!! is great
Didn't they just do a female version? So I mean...
Now Blank Check. That's one you couldn't do now.
Or milk money which is about kids saving their lunch money to pay a hooker to be able to see some tits for the first time. Lol
Good evening, Minty. Thx so very much for doing Big, one of my all-time favourites. Will you please consider doing Heavy Metal, another classic 80's flick? That'd be amazing if you would, kind sir. 😎