Dudley Do-Right - Nostalgia Critic
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With Brendan Fraser winning an Oscar, it only makes sense to look back on a film...that, he was in. Nostalgia Critic checks out Dudley Do-Right.
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Dudley Do-Right is a 1999 American slapstick comedy film written and directed by Hugh Wilson, based on Jay Ward's Dudley Do-Right, produced by Davis Entertainment for Universal Studios. The film stars Brendan Fraser as the cartoon's titular Mountie with supporting roles from Sarah Jessica Parker, Alfred Molina, and Eric Idle.
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What did everyone think of this Brendan Fraser flick? Like it? Dislike it? Never seen it?
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I'm still hoping Doug will at some point review Bicentennial Man, Meteor Man, & Postman since I feel these are 3 underrated films that deserved to be talked about more.
Always happy to See a new video man!😊😊😊
Can you please review The Crow, Crow City of Angles (that poor movie suffered the same fate as Cool World) , Power Rangers 2017, and Mortal Kombat 2021?
This exists? And Brendan Frasier was in it?
I've heard of this, but never actually seen it.
It's nice to see Brendan Fraiser making a comeback. It's hard to think of someone who was screwed over in the past more than him who was able to impress a lot of people with a film that won him a Best Actor Oscar.
He’s such an amazing legend
Watching him hold that Oscar was a universal W. He's such an amazing guy.
From what little I know about him, he seems like a genuinely nice guy. Glad to see him make a comeback, after seeing him at such a low point in his life.
agreed.
Hollywood doesn't deserve him nor Johnny Depp.
Fun Fact: Jim Carrey contemplated playing the role of Dudley Do-Right, as he was a fan of the Rocky and Bullwinkle Show and he felt playing a Mountie would honor his Canadian heritage. But decided not to so he can fully concentrate on Man on the Moon (1999)
And that paid off as much as this movie did
I could see Jim Carrey playing the role.
But hey at least they got another Canadian, which happened to be Brendan Fraser.
Wow! Very interesting fact, thank you for sharing that. I didn’t hear about that
Jim Carey going to “fully concentrate” on Man on the Moon is an understatement
Brendan Fraser is also an incredibly humble actor. He was brought to tears knowing that people still love him, even though he's not built the same way he used to be.
time erodes everything, even mountains.
Can't believe that Brendan. A guy who was on the blacklist for several years has finally won an Oscar for The Whale. I'm glad he's back again.
I’m completely shocked that he actually won an Oscar… he’s not the kind of actor that I would’ve guessed would win an Oscar because he’s done so many horrendously corny movies like this one
And The Mummy films too.
@@nsasupporter7557what more shocking is that 2 cast members of echino man (or California man) both won oscars on the same night the guy who played data in the goonies and short round in temple of doom
@@clintbrew true, that’s even more ironic
Me too.
It's funny how Alfred Molina is the only actor in the whole movie that looked and sounded exactly like the cartoon character he plays.
no wonder why he became a voice actor he already debuted as a cartoon character
"Adios senior..."
"Adios stupido.."
I'm not sure that's funny and more of how bad this film is
He’s no Hans conreid
I admire his commitment.
@@gregorykeithmorris3970 Me too, he was the only one in the movie I felt that was having fun with the material.
This is a guilty pleasure for me, watched it a lot as a kid. You left out the best line in the movie. Whiplash: “That’s not fair! They have giant rocks! All we have are these machine guns!!” 😂
Uuuuhhhh that stunt of the horse going from lying flat on its side with a rider on it to standing up WITH A RIDER ON IT is incredibly impressive for both the animal trainers and Brendon. Lordy that's some core strength.
watch rustlers rhapsodies, by the same writer/director. the horse in that will blow you away!
@@jbwarner8626 the explosions were all real. i was on set that day.
@@hughwilson4938 dang son for real?
that is absolutely insane. i've only had a horse fall down that way like, once when riding and i jumped to, yknow, not have my leg crushed. holding on while they get up like that is holy shit impressive!
@@kerricaine its done in 2 shots. stunt man goes down, brendan goes up. no ones leg was ever under the horse. in fact, brendans leg was free behind the horse to help boost him up during the stand up
I actually love this movie, it has absurdisms all over. From Snidely accidentally turning into a non villain so Dudley having to try and be a bad guy to beat him, Nell being so flakey she’s all in for whoever standing next to her, to the tribal tourist festivals being a parody showboat with non indians complete with a fireworks show. Then finishing with an army with tanks! Really what’s not to love?
I don't love this movie, but I just realized it also satirize the Klondike Gold rush and other Canadian/American bits of history and I might rewatch it just to appreciate its multi layered historical commentary.
Also I read somewhere that gold rushes where scams just like it's depicted in the movie!😊
I agree, this movie has been one of my favorites from when I was little.
If you’re wondering what *the* trend in the ‘90s was, it was probably dinosaurs. But SECOND it was ‘60s television adaptations. Even movies you might not have realized were TV show adaptations (Wild Wild West was mine), it was all there
Wow Scott! You're completely right about that! How did I not see the connection!?
In the 90s, they took cartoons from 30 years ago and turned them into love action movies? Thank God I live in 2020s, where they totally don't take cartoons from 30 years ago and make them live action.
@@whatsawhizzerwebnovels4927 now they take cartoons from from less than 10 years (looks at moana's upcoming remake)
Yeah there was a lot of TV adaptions in the 90s- McHale's Navy, Sgt Bilko, Lost in Space, Beverly Hillbillies, Leave it to Beaver, the Brady Bunch movies, etc
@@ianr.navahuber2195 to be fair, TMNT... Inspector gadget... Cartoons from 80s were made live action in 90s too.
I love anything with Brendan Fraser in it. Man’s a legend
Even if the film sucks HE is enjoyable
@@miciarokiri5182 He's like the Canadian Tim Curry!
Same
@@louisduarte8763 great comparison seeing how I have had a crush on both for like ever
“Next time George get a bigger box!”
One good thing about Dudley Do-Right: the Universal ride is AMAZING
Agreed
@@redfive1300 I loved that ride! I went to universal as a little kid and it was pretty fun!
Best log flume for sure
I heard somewhere that they may replace that ride with splash mountain, which I think universal got the rights to, don’t know might be a rumor.
It’s probably the most drenching log flume ever
I'm still hoping Doug will at some point review Bicentennial Man, Meteor Man, & Postman since I feel these are 3 underrated films that deserved to be talked about more.
I'm surprised he hasn't done any of these yet
Especially Bicentennial Man
And David Lynch’s Dune.
@@kyreecarr-kl1yy He hasn't done a Robin Williams movie since he died, so I'm guessing that has something to do with him not doing Bicentennial Man...
Well if he's doing robin Williams then the live action Popeye would make since.
Meteor Man is AMAZING. One of my favorites.
FINALLY! AFTER 13 YEARS MY NOSTALGIA CRITIC WISHLIST IS COMPLETE!
Nice.
Mine too. I've been patiently waiting for this one, thinking it'd never happen.
Mine’s not done yet. Doug still needs to review the Bionicle movies.
What else was on your wishlist?
I hope there’s a first time viewing for this one
Brendan Fraser was my childhood hero. If you put him in a movie you would get constant rewatches from me. Dudley Do Right was one of those films I could quote like the back of my hand. If my family had a Dinner & a Movie Night and it was my turn to pick: Dudley, Bedazzled, George of the Jungle, Mummy Movies was getting picked. To see him have the comeback he did after all he's been through truly filled my heart throughout this Past Awards Season.
"you weren't in the Sudan"
"thats not fair theyve got rocks! all weve got are these machine guns."
No Mummy movies?
@Edward Dore of course mummy movies I just forgot to list them lol.
Bedazzled is fantastic!!
Nice to know that Corey Burton was the narrator. Man that voice actor is talented!!! :D
The Mars Attacks cut in joke made me laugh surprisingly hard!
I just watched that movie for the first time a few days ago so that cut was nice.
This movie is like a childhood comfort food. It may not be remotely high quality but it makes you smile at the memories it evokes when you have it again years later.
I use to love this movie as a child. And even now, it's a guilty pleasure for me.
Same
honestly i'm glad brendan is having a comeback even in bad movies he still turns in a great performance.
I absolutely love your continued put out every Wednesday and it makes my day feel a whole lot better and I have been watching your contents for the last 11 years it's made all my years feel so much better ❤❤❤
Fun fact: The song Sarah Jessica Parker sings around the 6 minute mark is called Indian Love Call. It's from a musical named Rose Marie, with its most famous film version being from 1936, starring Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy (he plays a Mountie there) The song was a staple of the two as well.
Yay! Great minds! You beat me to it.
I always thought Dudley Do-right was an underrated gem
Damn near wore out the VHS version of this movie when I was a kid. It really is a overall enjoyable movie that feels like a proper adaptation of the classic cartoon shorts.
1:52 I actually snorted lol.
19:20
There's a scene in The Outlaw King where Chris Pine is on a horse that falls on its side, he rolls out from under it and jumps into a sword fight. One take, no cuts, no stunt-double and no bad lighting. And he's wearing a dress!
To think, both Matt Frewer and Bernadette Peters were considered to play Dudley and Nell. Why they wanted the roles is beyond me.
Well, Matt Frewer is Canadian-American does look a lot like Dudley and Bernadette Peters has had a fair background in comedies.
Peters probably because she grew up watching it at a young age
I don't know.
Those two would've been perfect alongside Alfred's Snidely.
That scene where Eric Idle is excited about Bette Midler was almost certainly ad-libbed, that was 29 years (up to that point) of Monty Python in literally 2 seconds of footage...
just a couple days ago, I was talking with my mom about Brendan Fraser, and I noticed that in 1999 he starred in Blast From the Past, The Mummy, and Dudley Do-Right
I swear the amount of odd celebrities mention in this film is incredible
The cartoon adaptation people tend to forget about.
When you're good people will praise
When you're bad people will rant
But if you're mid or boring people will forget
I remember it only cause my junior high teacher showed it to us.
I remembered Rocky and Bullwinkle and Flintstones because they were more recognizable properties. No kid from my generation knew Dudley do right
@@kingsleycy3450 I was a kid in the 90s and I knew DDR because I used to have some Rocky and Bullwinkle tapes as a kid. I was very surprised that AVGN wasn't familiar with them when he reviewed that horrible NES game based on the show.
Like every other cartoon adaptation.
I love that my birthday is on a Wednesday this year so I can watch a new Nostalgia Critic episode.
yo critic! i have some interesting notes for this film, as my dad, Hugh Wilson, was the writer, director, and producer. I was even on set in Vancouver for the filming. First off, Brendan was not dads first choice for dudley: that was Dave Coulier, but the studio and casting director wouldnt go for it as his "career had ended", despite regularly delivering his spot on impression of dudley on Full House. But dad's previous movie was Blast from the Past which also starred Brendan, and he liked working with him so much that he offered him the part of dudley. dad hated most comedies, being always critical, but he loved george of the jungle, which i made him take me to the theater to see; thats how he got turned onto Brendan. So, you mentioned dudley getting the chance to do the best of michael winslow: dad also wrote directed and produced the first first Police Academy film. Also, Idle get excited to see Bett Midler: Midler starred in First Wives Club, which was also one of dads movies. we got to keep snydly's golfcart after filming; it had a keg tap and shot dispenser on the back; my sisters boyfriend and his frat bros wrecked it in college- oops. It is important to note: this movie was written and shot to be a film for adults. but, after wrapping, the editor died; somehow, the right to edit the movie defaulted to the late editor's wife who decided it should be a kids movie and cut all the adult humor, kept all the slapstick, and added goofy sound effects. I got to see the directors cut and it was great. there was a lot more risqué humor. and as to whether some jokes are racist- the jokes are funny. as for dad, he won his primetime emmy for best writing in a sitcom for a show called franks place (starring tim reid aka the dad from sister sister and daphne reid aka aunt vivian from fresh prince- my sisters god parents), which became the first show featuring an all black cast to reach national syndication; he also was an honorary member of the NAACP and won several humanitarian awards for his advancement of colored people in media. So funny jokes are funny, i think.
my favorite joke is when the "indians" are throwing rocks at snydly and his men, and snydly gets hit with one and says, "thats not fair! theyve got rocks! all we've got are these machine guns." and then a giant boulder comes rolling down the hill. also i made a crown of flowers for SJP and got to drive one of the tanks, both in the same day. and brendan gave me my first drum lesson.
anyway, please do one of your comparison videos with the coen bro's legend of buster scrugs and my dads film, rusters rhapsodies, starring tom barringer; both are western comedies about singing cowboys. if you liked the horse work in dudley, the horse work in rustlers will blow you away!
love your videos!
Dude, for real? That's really awesome! I love hearing stories like these! Thanks for sharing!
Brendan deserves that Oscar! He’s come so far and gone through failure and success but he still is an amazing actor and inspiration! Thank you for giving this film a fun and exciting review. It’s truly a nice guilty pleasure. Happy belated Father’s Day to all the dads out there! This is indeed a great movie to watch with your dad or other family members!
When I was a kid I loved this movie (granted I haven't seen it again since then) so hearing Nostalgia Critic tear it a new one in the opening made childhood me start sniffling and sobbing in a corner 🥺
It's still fun, just not a masterpiece
Hi Doug! Thank you for the cameo last month! You made my day. Love you guys🇨🇦❤️
I'll admit, this movie was always a guilty pleasure of mine. Mostly because the last third is just exactly how I imagine a satire of a big Hollywood Dudley Do-right movie but in another movie would be. As in, if there was a movie in which there was a subplot of a Dudley Do-Right movie being made, this would be that movie.
I swear every time I see Alfred Molina in the movie, I'm almost expecting his Doctor Octopus tentacles to appear and help twirl his mustache... I, I can't even that without giggling a bit😁😆
Nostalgia is strong with this one. It's impossible for me not to love this movie.
You should’ve reviewed Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse to celebrate the release of Across the Spider-Verse
I'm surprised it took you this long to review Dudley Do-Right. Happy you finally got to do it :)
2:04, Its funny because when I own the film on DVD, this Cartoon played after the Movie as a Bonus Feature
Apparently me and Roger Ebert were the only folks to like this movie. Made me love Alfred Molina doing comedy, which BTW, check out his short role in Angie Tribeca, that show was a riot.
Roger gave it **1/2. That's an ALMOST LIKED IT.
@@futuremovieactor Better than what most folks were giving it.
@@ackbarfan5556 I also like it in a guilty pleasure sort of way. Also, one of the positive critic quotes was from him though despite not actually giving it a positive review as well.
So this is why Vin Diesel mentions family a lot in the fast and furious movies because he knows Dudley Do-Right is listening
Still the best movie critic on RUclips
Love Nostalgia Critic
@@chasehedges6775I love him too
Did he ever acknowledge the sexual harassment which was happening at Channel Awesome? A bunch of the cast left because of it. Doug is a massive douche.
16:32
Snidely: "Wait- Daredevil was here!!? I didn't know we were owned by Marvel!"
Never saw this movie before! I was more familiar with george of the jungle and the first two mummy movies as a kid. Also the awesome ride at universal studios!! Great review as always Doug!!
It's really not bad. I like it way better than George.
@@TheGuardDuck I'd love for Doug to do an NC review on George of the Jungle! I think he's only covered it on Disneycember.
Saw this movie on VHS long ago, and the one part that stuck with me was that one woman doing a full split and saying "Ow!" with a huge smile on her face. No idea why.
I recognize this isn't a good movie, but I honestly have very fond memories of it. That's due to watching it with my late father who just had this sort of humor. He laughed and had the best time with it. Now, I watch the movies he loved and can't help but hear him saying, "Watch this here..." every time something exciting is about to happen. Didn't matter how many times he saw it, he still had the same reactions as if he was seeing it for the first time. Miss that.
Sorry for your loss, your father sounds like a great guy! And any father who can sit through a bad movie with you and still have a good time, is a good father in my book!
@@maxordman4100 He was the best.
2:48 "What was the problem?"
"I turned up."
"He was such an idiot he forgot to arrive for the final audition"
Fun fact: before this movie was made, there was a 1992 tv movie of Boris and Natasha and then the live action Rocky and Bullwinkle movie was released a year after Dudley Do-Right
yes I hope Doug reviews that TV movie.
2:05
The Great Mouse Detective, Dumbo, Oliver And Company, and A Goofy Movie were also under the traditional 80 minute runtime!
🧐
Fun Fact: Brendan Fraser is an American, but his mother was from Canada and he went to school in Toronto. Fraser's great-grandfather was a Mountie, and Fraser based part of his Dudley portrayal on stories from family history.
I’ve watched this video a few times over. The ad still catches me completely off guard. I laugh through the entire thing every time. And I still have no idea what Chime is. Thanks, Doug!
In fairness to the Native tribe - Mel Brooks did it first. And I will say, I liked the underlying premise where Snidely effectively used the "Scatter this stolen gold all over for others to find" as a means of money laundering. That *is* a pretty novel concept, and can't say I've seen it done before!
And by owning all the shops and businesses in a town during a gold rush, that he made, he would have made at least 10x what the gold was worth.
Dudley Do-Right is the nickname my parents gave me, they got me this movie for Christmas.
Also a Dudley t-shirt. 🤣
WTF, I have never watched an episode of Rocky & Bullwinkle, buy 3 weeks ago I watched a video about how a Dudley Do Right short was banned for parodying Smokey the Bear & I ended up watching like 3 dozen Dudley Do Right shorts. I just fell in love with the dead-pan humor, the non-endings, the screw the audience jokes & how half the time the characters would ignore the plot. I watched a couple clips of the movie & it's saving grace is their casting for Snidly Whip Lash, perfect for the role
Yeah i heard about that, it's weird considering Brickleberry had an even more offensive parody of Smokey called Flamey(whose a hedonistic alcoholic jerk)yet they never incurred the wrath of the US Forestry Service.
I had a few Rocky and Bulwinkle tapes as a kid so I was excited when the movie came out, my mom loves it and I enjoyed it too, never was as hot on Dudley Do Right though.
The ideal Nostalgia Critic video is Doug talking about a 90s kid's movie box office bomb, so this is a nice return to form.
The only thing I knew about _Dudley Do-Right_ was the _Rip-Roarin’ Falls_ ride at _Universal Studios._
That’s my favorite ride
The ad was a solid 9/10 for this channel
I liked the pay-off.
My favorite is still the "how do you do fellow kids"
I'm glad that after this movie, Brendan Fraser was picked to star in THE MUMMY.
Oh crap, its the opposite:
THE MUMMY came out May 2, 1999
DUDLEY DO RIGHT, August 27, 1999.
One Last Fact: Corey Burton narrated the movie by doing an imitation of Paul Frees who narrated some of the original The Dudley Do-Right Show (1969) cartoons. (William Conrad was the primary narrator, and Frees subbed in whenever Conrad was overworked.)
Damn...didn't expect a bit of my childhood to come punching me right in the face without warning
oh man I think I remember seeing this when I was really young. it's a movie whose scenes would randomly pop into my head, but until today I could not for the life of me remember what it was called.
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I’m a sucker for these live action adaptations of old cartoons, I was obsessed with this and the yogi bear movie growing up
Box Office Bomb: One of the biggest box office derailments of 1999. Budget, $70 million. Box office, $9,974,410.
Man, I remember having the VHS for this movie when I was five. My mom and I would watch it together. Sure, it's not the greatest movie ever, but I can't help but smile every time I think about it.
i saw this in theatres as a kid, i liked it
The one joke that made me laugh is when DD turned bad and he goes I am evil because I wear black, and snidely is wearing dark navy blue.
This movie is still fun to watch. Thanks for the review Doug! 🙂
I always had a vivid memory of this movie of my childhood when I was 6 or so. I even play this movie and gorge of the jungle back to back on some nights. You reviewing THIS movie of all things was surprising to say the least and was a blast of memories and nostalgia
my junior high teacher showed us this film.
7:38 feels like this man is looking deep into your soul and found out about all of your secrets
My favorite line as a kid was during the final battle:
"Thats not fair! They've got rocks! All we've got are these machine guns!"
Oh yeah. There are genuinely funny jokes in this movie.
That one and the "extensive Pokemon card collection" are the ones that stick out to me.
If this movie was called Snidely Whiplash I really wouldn't be surprised. Back in 1992; 8 years before the live action Rocky and Bullwinkle movie premiered there was a movie called Boris and Natasha featuring Sally Kellerman and Dave Thomas in the roles. It did not have Rocky and Bullwinkle at all from what I remember. It also had John Candy in it.
yeah that was the first thing I thought of, I wonder if Doug knows that movie exists.
@@jadedheartsz I'm more curious on how many people actually know it exists
Probably my favorite line and that whole movie is when snidley is complaining about them throwing rocks at them and saying it's unfair
yes! 100%
then they have to dodge a boulder
I've never even heard of this movie, ngl, but any reviews of the NC are always worth the watch.
"Your face is ass & I hate you"
That caught me off gaurd Sir.
Laughed so hard it hurt
Brendan in any role is amazing I love him very much
This was one of my favourite movies growing up and I still think back on it fondly.
I actually unabashedly love this movie!
0:39. That would be his performance in Doom Patrol.
I have memories of watched it on my parent car with the dvd player attached to it , I love it despite what other people think
i randomly remembered you existed the other day, been over a decade so i figured i'd check out your old videos, and it turns out your still making new ones after all this time, looks like i have alot of catching up to do.
I was a kid when this came out and I loved it, I actually saw some of the rocky and bullwinkle stuff thanks to Boomerang, so I knew about Dudley. I watched it a few years aback and it still made me laugh, I dont think its good but i do like and still find it funny. The announcer personally kills me as well.
17:29 I remember that bit. Snidely asks his henchman "Why am I wearing blue", after Dudley points out he's wearing actual black, and Snidely's in Navy Blue. And wow that Nell's a crazy chick.
I liked this movie as a kid, but I knew it was stupid. Endearingly stupid. I also recall the Snidely Whiplash logo on EVERYTHING. Now THAT was a villain who got Branding!
Alfred Molina is the MVP of this movie as the biggest ham.
I love how they didn't even try to set up a consistent time period for the film, it just takes place in the year "fuck it".
Wow. Doug took one of my film review ideas into consideration. Thank you for this.
coincidence.
@@jjbgoodoflungbarrow I think NOT!
The ad about dinosaurs is the first time I haven't skipped through an ad. Bravo. Bravo!
Now that's a movie i've never thought I'd hear in a second
The "Indian Love Call" and dance number with the Native Americans are actually very clever nods to the film "Rose-Marie," an operetta where a lady goes in search of her brother with the help of a charming *Canadian mountie* who initially doesn't realize that the escaped murderer and bank robber he's been tasked with bringing to justice is the same man. The corn dance in "Rose-Marie" has aged like a fine cheese. :D
Brendan Fraser: an Oscar winner.
What a world we live in
"That's not fair! They're using rocks! All we got are these machine guns!"
This movie is sooo funny! Thanks for reviewing
Here are more Brendan Fraser movies you need to review:
Dogfight
Encino Man
School Ties
Younger and Younger
With Honors
Airheads
The Scout
The Passion of Darkly Noon
Mrs. Winterbourne
Glory Daze
The Twilight of the Golds
George of the Jungle
Still Breathing
Gods and Monsters
Blaat from the Past
Bedazzled
Sinbad: Beyond the Veil of Mists
The Quiet American
Crash
Journey To the End of Night
The Last Time
The Air I Breath
Journey to the Center of the Earth
The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
Inkheart
Extrodinary Measures
Furry Vengeance
Stand Off
Escape from Planet Earth
A Case of You
Hair Brained
Paqn Shop Chronicles
Breakout
Gimme Shelter
The Nut Job
The Poison Rose
Line of Descent
The Secret of Karma
No Sudden Move
The Whale
Killers of the Flower Moon
Brothers(when it comes out)
First! Wow you're doing Dudley Do-Right, the other Jay Ward cartoon movie featuring now Oscar-winner Brendan Fraser!
As the biggest Dinosaur fanatic, I approve this documentary.
Prehistoric Planet and Walking with Dinosaurs have competition now.
It's about time Doug covered this!
Same. I love Dougs content
@@chasehedges6775he’s hilarious
It's weird. I literally JUST rewatched this movie for the first time in years. I can agree it's not perfect, but it's a fun movie and a childhood classic!