@@charleyromaigne7385 i mean, having no friends, a bad hand dealt to you and making new ones based on having no friends, i think the comparison to Seinfeld is just wrong lol.
I like this scene so much because it's such an understated and genuine expression of what good, real friends these two characters were. Look how they are just enjoying each other's company and talking about whatever. It's a portrait of real friendship.
No I agree, its the art of interplay within in-depth conversions, and where they take you upon analysis of the essence of what things are Now if this scene was shot they would be in different locations wearing headsets playing Call of Duty
One of my all-time favorite movie scenes and I only found this almost a decade after it was posted. Better late than never, thank you so much for this if you're still out there and thank you for this randomly christmasy present 🎄
3 things come to mind. 1. The 7 year old me (and my sister) are probably alone on this but we actually thought at one point Steve and Charles were the same person. They clearly look nothing alike. It's nice tho I have memories of both. 2. It's kind of odd Charles is actually the more serious actor and yet he's so underrated. I feel like no one knows him and everyone knows Steve and he's probably been in more known stuff outside of something starring him. Steve's still awesome 👌 3. If you haven't seen this movie give it a watch. You won't regret it
Charles Grodin and Steve Martin played extremely similar characters in several different movies. Both their comedy styles are very similar but Grodin has actually been around a bit longer than Martin. He was 10 years his senior
I'm a year late, but I know exactly what you mean! They are so similar and their comedy style is so similar! Plus they were both in very similar movies during the 80s and 90s
Meaning these days any term that may be considered derogatory or disparaging has to be given a softer label. But now even "homeless" is frowned upon ("without shelter" is the current acceptable term). Check back next year when it will be updated to something even more PC
@@chiefscheider Of course! Homeless is derogatory. It is implying that people WITH homes are somehow above them and there is nothing to be frowned upon being without one. 😫
The bedroom scene is stupid, the woman only has an orgasm when Steve sneezes? I like how there are these romantic sparks and this sweetness between her and Steve when they try to hook up, and then when they do. Until it's ruined by the stupid-ass bedroom scene.
Being a lonely guy before the Internet must have been brutal.
It still is.
@@TheMrCHELL It makes it worse.
RIP Charles. A brilliant and under-utilised comic genius
Him as uncle martin on clifford was him at his best he was fantastic
It's like Seinfeld before Seinfeld.
It is! :)
Oh, you are completely correct...could of been the whole movie...two excellent writers right there
A conversation about nothing lol
@@charleyromaigne7385 i mean, having no friends, a bad hand dealt to you and making new ones based on having no friends, i think the comparison to Seinfeld is just wrong lol.
@XShmoke It's like Seinfeld because it's about making something funny out of everyday situations.
This has to be one of the most classic dialogues in movie history.
R.I.P. Charles.
I like this scene so much because it's such an understated and genuine expression of what good, real friends these two characters were. Look how they are just enjoying each other's company and talking about whatever. It's a portrait of real friendship.
I think you are reading into it too much, its just a talk about hair
No I agree, its the art of interplay within in-depth conversions, and where they take you upon analysis of the essence of what things are
Now if this scene was shot they would be in different locations wearing headsets playing Call of Duty
indoor plants.
The Lonely Guy is an underappreciated movie. There's some good stuff in it.
Such an underrated hilarious movie. Love that scene.
+gorillapancake agreed, very funny movie.
So true!
Genius and so underrated when it was released.. RIP Mr. Grodin. You made us laugh and smile.
RIP Charles Grodin.
one of the greatest scenes in movie history....in a simple shy way it,s fantastic
I saw this on TV one late night in the nineties. I never forgot it. Brilliant and definitely Seinfeld before Seinfeld.
"a guy like Michael Landon.....they should charge him like 400 dollars" lol
George Costanza & Jerry Seinfeld having a very serious conversation
cosy1234 true, but add a bit of Larry David
I feel like jerry would be talking about bees and jazz.
One of my all-time favorite movie scenes and I only found this almost a decade after it was posted. Better late than never, thank you so much for this if you're still out there and thank you for this randomly christmasy present 🎄
RIP Mr. Grodin
Such a relaxing scene
Most underrated comedy of all time 😂
These guys could be brothers
Ever since I first saw this scene I have been searching for the elusive "bald bum."
Charles Grodin looks older in this than he did in Beethoven, even though this was made 8 years earlier.
I think he was playing an older character, which is why he looks old here.
What a thought provoking scene
Grodin's scenes make the movie
GREAT MOVIE!
Steve Martin was a genius in the 80s. Great comedy albums, SNL, and a shit load of funny movies.
Both husbands to Bonnie Hunt in movies sequels too
Every balding man's internal conversation with himself.
Steve Martin best movie
Steve Martin FTW!!
3 things come to mind.
1. The 7 year old me (and my sister) are probably alone on this but we actually thought at one point Steve and Charles were the same person. They clearly look nothing alike. It's nice tho I have memories of both.
2. It's kind of odd Charles is actually the more serious actor and yet he's so underrated. I feel like no one knows him and everyone knows Steve and he's probably been in more known stuff outside of something starring him. Steve's still awesome 👌
3. If you haven't seen this movie give it a watch. You won't regret it
'you can 'swoop' it over'...
Gets me every time....
Charles Grodin and Steve Martin played extremely similar characters in several different movies. Both their comedy styles are very similar but Grodin has actually been around a bit longer than Martin. He was 10 years his senior
When I was a kid I kinda thought these two guys were the same guy...
I'm a year late, but I know exactly what you mean! They are so similar and their comedy style is so similar! Plus they were both in very similar movies during the 80s and 90s
Stevo, and Carey Grant ✨ similar styles ...yes, yes?
I LMAO when I first saw this scene as a kid and it still kills me everytime
It could be like a pompadour
How can a common park bench buttress such comedic heft?
😆 they don't make comedy this good anymore.
This scene so funny
Don't wash your hair. Good message. Thanks. Already been doing this for a while. Roger that.
Well when you finally wash your hair again, you might see some large clumps of hair on the shower floor 😂😂
Wash your hair twice a week. Washing it every day gets rid of vital oils that make hair grow
These guys could be talking about a certain Former Guy with the “swooping” and the “pompadour”...🤣
I was thinking the same thing!
Steve Martin has the best rug in show business. Bold move here.
Charles is my friend ...alright ...that's 5 ...in my Buick ...I have trunk space
No bald bums ...everybody's bum, has hair on it 😃
It's true, you don't see bald bums 😂
"Swooping it over," ...Trump joke before SNL did theirs...ahead of the curve...Steve is always ahead of the curve...that guyyy 😃
YT NoGood Uh, it wasn’t a Trump joke, so...lol.
@@daughterofolaf he's joking
Hahaha two geniuses at work! Love it, before Seinfeld.
Back when homeless were bums. The good old days!😏
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Meaning these days any term that may be considered derogatory or disparaging has to be given a softer label. But now even "homeless" is frowned upon ("without shelter" is the current acceptable term). Check back next year when it will be updated to something even more PC
@@chiefscheider Of course! Homeless is derogatory. It is implying that people WITH homes are somehow above them and there is nothing to be frowned upon being without one. 😫
"Like bums" 😃🤣
Hairy story 😁🍨
rip chuck
Bald Bums... We're releasing our latest album, "Alopecia," this week on Carrot Top Records. Check it out. Free shampoo to the first thousand...
whats that song at 23:40 minute of movie ?
Haha!!!
Sooooooo no one's going to raise there leg and fart about lamya derval love her
I remember when Seinfeld stole this..
🤣🤣😂
Lol $4 bucks
A little trip up at 0:22. Take 2!
I like that they didn’t do a retake. This is way more realistic and makes the conversation more awkward than it already is. 🤣
The first half of this movie is laugh out loud funny. But then the second half is bleh.
The bedroom scene is stupid, the woman only has an orgasm when Steve sneezes? I like how there are these romantic sparks and this sweetness between her and Steve when they try to hook up, and then when they do. Until it's ruined by the stupid-ass bedroom scene.
these 2 depress me bad