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Fun Fact: The child actors had never seen Damon Wayans as the Major Payne character up until the scene Major Payne introduced himself to them. This is a testament to how talented the child actors were. They had to remember their lines without bursting out in laughter, or breaking character.
The dude in the red shirt is a complete moron and a fruitcake. He thinks simply because somebody is in the military and has a rough exterior that there’s somehow going to be performing some kind of domestic abuse honestly people who talk about that Kind of stuff are usually the ones who do it to their girlfriends or wives
As a Marine who left active duty in 1994 after coming home from Somalia and then watched this movie a year later.... I felt the line "Its civilian life, sir, I had a minor setback". 😆. I had a few issues in my first few civilian jobs because I had no filter but all is good now. My kids who are grown adults now, like to tell their friends that this is how I raised them and how I used to call all of them "Turds". My daughter was 8yr old when she learned the meaning of turd and she was offended. LOL... Good movie. The movie showcases the tenants of leadership with Marine Corps traits and principles.
That wasn't Steve Austin, but it was Bam Bam Bigelow. Another wrestling legend who, before he died, rescued 3 kids from a burning building and was burned over half of his body. He ended up addicted to pain killers because of the injuries and passed away. He wasn't perfect but there are three kids alive because of him.
@@TimedRevolver being an ex wrestler myself, I would say a lot of it is being willing to put your body into situations most people would never be willing to.
The dude in the red shirt is a complete moron and a fruitcake. He thinks simply because somebody is in the military and has a rough exterior that there’s somehow going to be performing some kind of domestic abuse honestly people who talk about that Kind of stuff are usually the ones who do it to their girlfriends or wives
Pain knew they all paid to higher Bam Bam to attack him. He even knew the cadet comader threw in 40 bucks. His hearing is good enough he easily heard him say put me down for 40 right after he dismissed them to take off the dresses. That's why he asked what about you?. But since he refused responsibility, Stone took responsibility for everyone on his shoulders. That's what a leader does. So Pain made him the cadet leader.
I loved this movie when I was a kid, haven't seen this movie in quite sometime. And yes it's little Orlando Brown that plays tiger. Yes this movie has a lot of fun quotes I used to remember. "You plottin on me boy" 😂 Fun fact: Cadet Deak is a member of the Wayne's family. Karyn Parsons aged gracefully.
As for the cafeteria scene with the super laxative cupcake in the context of the story Maj Payne has been consuming and digesting military rations as in the Vietnam era C rations and M.R.E's for the better part of 30 years his digestive system and bowels can take anything at this point.
My Wife and Kids came out 2001. So this was some ways before. Yup that is baby Orlando Brown. Also the kid that was doing jokes in the line and dancing is Damon Wayans nephew, Damien Wayans.
"It is Orlando Brown... He is problems." 🤣 I appreciate the research that went into the review cause the Wayans Comedy Empire runs deep. Round of applause for the one liners in this one. They actually made me LOL 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This is one of the movies I saw with my father, he passed when I was in 8th grade though he had moved to the states when I was in 1st grade. I would visit him in NY during my summer vacations and we would always watch movies and go to the movies. This was one of them, a classic one indeed, I'm glad you guys are watching it as well. Movies connect us in a lot of ways and this is a wholesome one.
Now y’all HAVE to watch “A Low Down Dirty Shame” from 1994such a good movie it’s always a Wayne’s brothers film but it’s starting Keenan Wayne’s ☺️ super fun classic action/comedy
RIP to Scott Charles Bigelow aka Bam Bam Bigelow who goes by "The Beast from the East". Check out the viceland TV show "Dark side of the Ring" episode about "The Beast from the East".
@@projectomnia1997 oh yeah big fan of his work. The most incredible agile big man in wrestling who can do cartwheels, dropkicks, moon saults etc. One of the safest wrestlers in the business and Bret Hart has high regards about him.
I've loved this movie since I was a kid. Fun facts: The dancing big mouth is Damon Wayans' nephew and the biker was played by Bam Bam Bigelow (90s wrestling legend).
Saying expect him to marry her and adopt Tiger seemed like a throwaway line but that’s what happened in the end. That’s why he said got tell mama to bring his knife.
That moment where pain put Stone behind him was a real pivotal moment that a lot of people Miss if you're not paying attention but it was a big change to the characters
I remember Damon Wayans in the 88 film Earth Girls Are Easy with Jeff Goldblum, Jim Carrey, and Geena Davis. Probably my favorite two movies he is in are Bulletproof 96 with Adam Sandler, and in 88 I'm Gonna Git You Sucka.
28:10 that’s actually wrestler Bam Bam Bigelow! He was a really popular Wrestler in the 90s, and his distinct look known to stand out for his fire flame tattoos on his bald head
This was a loose remake of 'The Private War of Major Benson' (1955) with Charlton Heston. While way-older audiences remember the original, younger generations only know MP as one of Damon Wayans' most popular films.
I served 8 years in the army. They do this kinda stuff to bring you and your boys together. I also had a platoon sergeant with a grill so a cold tooth ain’t out of possibility.
I went to high school with one of the main kids from this movie. Peyton Chessenfohl. He had no real speaking lines of his own yet walked around like he was a movie star. Lol. My son and I actually watched this just the other day.
Going through basic a few years ago, part of the mind games is most definitely coming together as a group with the "common enemy" of the drills. Building trust to cover eachother's backs.
I was in JROTC in high school. Typically, those drill rifles are made of light pine wood and simply carved into the shape of a rifle. Sometimes weights can be added to make them a bit more realistic to the heft of an actual gun, but that's typically what most drill squads use for the twirls and rifle stunts while learning... except my school. No, at my school our instructors actually managed to get their hands on ACTUAL decommissioned M1 Garandes' for our armed drill squad. We used to run contests to see who could trigger the breaches to close and pull their thumb out before it got smashed by the action. I once did an over-the-shoulder drop and catch and wound up hitting my funny bone with one of the iron sights. My arm went numb for like 1/2 an hour.
My school also had M1 Garands... One time while attempting something fancy I hit myself in the shin And one guy smacked himself in the face and bloodied his nose
My late older brother loved this movie and showed it to our family and the amount of laughing I did straight hurt my ribs. The lines are so memorable and the amount of time i say “now you might feel alittle bit of…. pressure” 😂😂
My parents went to see this in theaters on their first date. Nearly 30 years of marriage later, right before their anniversary we get together and watch it. Good memories seeing you guys enjoy it as well.
I remember the first time I watched this movie was on my 21st birthday. This movie had just come out on video. I never had even heard anything about it. We were having a birthday party at my place and one of my friends had brought the movie over just to kind have on in the background. No one was really sitting down to get into a movie. Now we were all pretty drunk, and we had been smoking the wacky tobaccy. And it was about maybe half way thru the movie that we started noticing some scenes that were really funny. And more and more we all began to sit and watch movie, until by the end we were all in stitches just laughing our butts off. When it ended, we literally started it again to see what we missed, and watched the whole thing again. I know its a pretty corny kids movie. But Damon Wayons is just so damn good at playing that part. Its hilarious.
i saw this after i had completed AIT in the army and was waiting to get shipped off to Germany. Pain sounds almost exactly the same as my Drill Sargent we had. He would do the weird suck on his teeth thing and had the same voice. What made it even funnier is as we are watching, pain says something in a scenes in this movies and our DS wandered in basically said the exact same thing in the same way. We lost it so bad, if it had not been for us no longer being in training and him being in a good mood i think we would have been smoked so bad.
Love this movie such a classic and a great family comedy, I think pretty much every joke it gag was perfect lol. I will say I know it’s a joke BUT Payne definitely wouldn’t be abusive (police station scene) then he obviously doesn’t do child abuse (stone and his stepdad) and she wasn’t to much b trying to fix him vs just loosen him up a bit since he was amongst civilians and not the enemy. 😂😂
The movie was made on location in my home state jus outside of central Virginia, I can’t remember the schools name, some of my classmates were on screen extras sent there from our high school's center for the arts, I can point each one out when the appear on screen,, the actors did learn rotc for their roles
100% they should not make a sequel this movie is good enough you don't want to go and ruin it especially in this era it'll be way too watered down that was the great thing about that was the great thing about the 60 70 80s 90s and early 2000s there was a lot more freedom when you can create a movie and everybody wasn't so soft they could take a joke or something what would seem inappropriate nowadays people had tougher skin back then and could deal with it.. and by the way Bam Bam Bigelow is my uncle R.I.P he was a really great guy when I got to see him he was always in and out of either rehab and or Down and out at home because all the pills
Fun fact. Damon Wayans made a Spike Lee reference. He eventually starred in Spike Lee's Bamboozled. I know there is ZERO chance you guys ever cover that movie. However, if you did its one of Spike Lee's most underrated films ever.
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I have a movie suggestion for next time! The society of the snow! It’s by the same director as The Impossible
If it’s done right but I’m scared
The kid actor that left to attend the other school is Andrew Leeds, which half the characters he plays on tv are douchebags or some evil f**ks.
Thurr Yethh Thirrr
Can you do a reaction to Hazbin Hotel?
Fun Fact: The child actors had never seen Damon Wayans as the Major Payne character up until the scene Major Payne introduced himself to them. This is a testament to how talented the child actors were. They had to remember their lines without bursting out in laughter, or breaking character.
Terrific inspirational take from cast’s/Gunny’s first meeting in Full Metal Jacket.
I heard about this years ago awesome detail
This isn't completely true..because Tiger is his real life nephew and plays his son on Me my Wife and Children
@@flewis02 This is wrong. Tiger is played by Orlando Brown. The son from My Wife and Kids and his nephew is George Gore
@@flewis02wrong
Got to hand it to Payne he turned a beloved childhood story into a PTSD fuelled nightmare
The dude in the red shirt is a complete moron and a fruitcake. He thinks simply because somebody is in the military and has a rough exterior that there’s somehow going to be performing some kind of domestic abuse honestly people who talk about that Kind of stuff are usually the ones who do it to their girlfriends or wives
As a Marine who left active duty in 1994 after coming home from Somalia and then watched this movie a year later.... I felt the line "Its civilian life, sir, I had a minor setback". 😆. I had a few issues in my first few civilian jobs because I had no filter but all is good now. My kids who are grown adults now, like to tell their friends that this is how I raised them and how I used to call all of them "Turds". My daughter was 8yr old when she learned the meaning of turd and she was offended. LOL... Good movie. The movie showcases the tenants of leadership with Marine Corps traits and principles.
Thank you. As it has been said "Many soldiers may return from war, but none can ever go home" I hope you found peace for you life.
That wasn't Steve Austin, but it was Bam Bam Bigelow.
Another wrestling legend who, before he died, rescued 3 kids from a burning building and was burned over half of his body. He ended up addicted to pain killers because of the injuries and passed away.
He wasn't perfect but there are three kids alive because of him.
The fire was not real news, that was false
crazy that fire flames were apart of his gimmick also😭😭😭
Turns out a LOT of wrestlers are willing to risk their lives to save people.
@@TimedRevolver being an ex wrestler myself, I would say a lot of it is being willing to put your body into situations most people would never be willing to.
The dude in the red shirt is a complete moron and a fruitcake. He thinks simply because somebody is in the military and has a rough exterior that there’s somehow going to be performing some kind of domestic abuse honestly people who talk about that Kind of stuff are usually the ones who do it to their girlfriends or wives
"You'll get no sympathy from me. You want sympathy, you look for it in the dictionary between shit and syphilis!" Favorite line.
This movie has such good lines.
Fun Fact:
Director of this Classic is none other than Nick Castle, better known as OG Michael Myers. 🎃🔪
As a veteran I can say that drill sergeants are pretty close to what Major Payne portrayed
ABSO- FURKING-LUTELY, but DAMN I'd do it all over again if I could.
I had a professor whose drill sergeant was R. Lee Ermy.
@@marcusmcgill4423 Drill instructor*
@@hoodieso8858 Thanks for the correction.
@@marcusmcgill4423 No problem, drill sergeants are army, while drill Instructors/Di's are marine corp.
"My Wife and Kids" ran for five seasons. I don't think it's fair to call that short-lived, especially for a modern sitcom.
anything past 3 seasons had something...but was mismanaged.
def one of my fav sitcoms
One of my all time childhood favorite films. Timeless.
Pain knew they all paid to higher Bam Bam to attack him. He even knew the cadet comader threw in 40 bucks. His hearing is good enough he easily heard him say put me down for 40 right after he dismissed them to take off the dresses. That's why he asked what about you?. But since he refused responsibility, Stone took responsibility for everyone on his shoulders. That's what a leader does. So Pain made him the cadet leader.
*Payne *hire
“U plot’n on me boi⁉️”
I loved this movie when I was a kid, haven't seen this movie in quite sometime.
And yes it's little Orlando Brown that plays tiger.
Yes this movie has a lot of fun quotes I used to remember.
"You plottin on me boy" 😂
Fun fact: Cadet Deak is a member of the Wayne's family.
Karyn Parsons aged gracefully.
You need me to tell you the story about the Little Engine That Could again?
Wayans! Lol gotta put some respec on their names!
That PTSD kicked in real fast when he told that bedtime story
HIDEN GEM ''Kids'' Movies
- *Matilda* (1996)
- *Problem Child* (1990)
- *The Goonies* (1985)
- *School of Rock* (2003)
- *Reel Steel* (2011)
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I believe they have a reel steel reaction
Ah yes, The Goonies, a hidden gem. Lol
16:42 that sympathy line I still use to this day.
Iconic movie.
As for the cafeteria scene with the super laxative cupcake in the context of the story Maj Payne has been consuming and digesting military rations as in the Vietnam era C rations and M.R.E's for the better part of 30 years his digestive system and bowels can take anything at this point.
Exactly
Not to mention he ate a rat like a gourmet meal earlier in the movie
I think that that is classified as self-harm by that point
My Wife and Kids came out 2001. So this was some ways before.
Yup that is baby Orlando Brown.
Also the kid that was doing jokes in the line and dancing is Damon Wayans nephew, Damien Wayans.
The kid dancing impersonating Payne is Damon Wayans real nephew.
Damien Dante Wayans
And the deaf boy is his real son.
@@313Legacy That's not his son. 😂
The big eared kid is his brother
Makes sense why he can just scream into his ear like that.
@11:27 - "I AM NOT YOUR DAMN BROTHER!"
He is however, his damn uncle.
"It is Orlando Brown... He is problems." 🤣 I appreciate the research that went into the review cause the Wayans Comedy Empire runs deep. Round of applause for the one liners in this one. They actually made me LOL 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This is one of the movies I saw with my father, he passed when I was in 8th grade though he had moved to the states when I was in 1st grade. I would visit him in NY during my summer vacations and we would always watch movies and go to the movies. This was one of them, a classic one indeed, I'm glad you guys are watching it as well. Movies connect us in a lot of ways and this is a wholesome one.
"He got shot, that's not funny"....
Proceeds to chuckle 😅😅
You guys have no idea how many times I watched this movie when I was a kid! I still love this movie!
This is a classic indeed, Wayans need more recognition.
Yes! An extremely talented family.
I was today years old when I learned this movie was directed by the OG Micheal Meyers himself, Nick Castle.
Every school needs Major Payne
Now y’all HAVE to watch “A Low Down Dirty Shame” from 1994such a good movie it’s always a Wayne’s brothers film but it’s starting Keenan Wayne’s ☺️ super fun classic action/comedy
RIP to Scott Charles Bigelow aka Bam Bam Bigelow who goes by "The Beast from the East". Check out the viceland TV show "Dark side of the Ring" episode about "The Beast from the East".
At least SOME people still recognize Bam Bam Bigelow!
@@projectomnia1997 oh yeah big fan of his work. The most incredible agile big man in wrestling who can do cartwheels, dropkicks, moon saults etc. One of the safest wrestlers in the business and Bret Hart has high regards about him.
@@projectomnia1997 the other bam bam was Terry Bam Bam Gordy who is another total badass.
I've loved this movie since I was a kid. Fun facts: The dancing big mouth is Damon Wayans' nephew and the biker was played by Bam Bam Bigelow (90s wrestling legend).
The movie "The Private War of Major Benson (1955)" with Charlton Heston brought this to mind, same premise
Saying expect him to marry her and adopt Tiger seemed like a throwaway line but that’s what happened in the end. That’s why he said got tell mama to bring his knife.
You think they should still make a sequel?!
Ya put Orlando Brown back in there
Yes...the answer is always yes...Yes.
General Payne? 🤔😅
No they’ll make one of those strait to streaming movies with a cheap budget and a not so funny actor. Just like Dennis the menace 2 or home alone 3
Internet would feel so “offended”
My husband and I make jokes about this movie all the time that go over our kids' heads 😂
Not the least is calling out to them "Oh cheeldren!"
They don't make comedies like they used to. No sexual innuendos needed. No need for constant references. Just comedy gold.
28:11 that is the Beast From the East "Bam Bam Bigelow" From the old WWF wrestling R.I.P to him
That moment where pain put Stone behind him was a real pivotal moment that a lot of people Miss if you're not paying attention but it was a big change to the characters
The kid with the big ears is the kid who played “the Sherminator” in the American Pie series. He was also in another great 90’s movie called “Angus”
angus super underrated
@@WHADATBOYNAMEIS yeah it’s one of my favorite 90s comedies
Just noticed he was the sherminator haha. And I just rewatched both movies
Sherminator also got unalived in The Mist....
This movie was on constant replay as a kid . I can still recite each line from memory.
I loved this movie as a kid! I am glad you all reacted to this movie! You all should do a reaction to Little Giants too 😁
I second that
Surprisingly, about 20% of people sleep with their eyes open. It's called 'nocturnal lagophthalmos'.
I’m one of those 20% and I’ll tell you it freaks a lot of my friends out
This movie was used when I was in the Aie Force and went through non-commissioned officer training leadership school.
Major Payne is a freaking CLASSIC!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
3.5 percent of my childhood, was my brother and I, randomly quoting lines from this movie 😂😂
my dad loved that new pain to distract you from old pain trick... lol
Fun fact nick castle who directed this movie also played the first michael myers
This was a theatrical experience my late mother took me to. So happy you're watching it, Greg.
"He eats poisons for fun." They're called MRE's and C-rations they'll make your gut strong as hell.
I put Major Payne and Heavyweights as two of my favorite 90s comedies
I remember Damon Wayans in the 88 film Earth Girls Are Easy with Jeff Goldblum, Jim Carrey, and Geena Davis. Probably my favorite two movies he is in are Bulletproof 96 with Adam Sandler, and in 88 I'm Gonna Git You Sucka.
My family and i had this on VHS and we used to watch this constantly. Even my non-English-speaking mom is a huge fan.
My mom used to play this VHS a bunch 😂
Big ear boy is Chris Owen also known as Shermanator in American Pie
Me and my brothers as kids found major payne as kids my parents didn’t know what we were watching we were curled over in laughter love this film
28:10 that’s actually wrestler Bam Bam Bigelow! He was a really popular Wrestler in the 90s, and his distinct look known to stand out for his fire flame tattoos on his bald head
This was a loose remake of 'The Private War of Major Benson' (1955) with Charlton Heston.
While way-older audiences remember the original, younger generations only know MP as one of Damon Wayans' most popular films.
Glad you guys watched this it was one of my favorite childhood movies
I served 8 years in the army. They do this kinda stuff to bring you and your boys together. I also had a platoon sergeant with a grill so a cold tooth ain’t out of possibility.
"If he still in there he aint happy!"
Might be my favorite line from the 90s
That is Orlando Brown from That's so Raven and Family Matters.
You were both right!
Mmm bop
@@AwkwardBlackGal613 Yayyy-Yeaaaaah!!!
I went to high school with one of the main kids from this movie. Peyton Chessenfohl. He had no real speaking lines of his own yet walked around like he was a movie star. Lol. My son and I actually watched this just the other day.
Going through basic a few years ago, part of the mind games is most definitely coming together as a group with the "common enemy" of the drills. Building trust to cover eachother's backs.
I was in JROTC in high school. Typically, those drill rifles are made of light pine wood and simply carved into the shape of a rifle. Sometimes weights can be added to make them a bit more realistic to the heft of an actual gun, but that's typically what most drill squads use for the twirls and rifle stunts while learning... except my school. No, at my school our instructors actually managed to get their hands on ACTUAL decommissioned M1 Garandes' for our armed drill squad. We used to run contests to see who could trigger the breaches to close and pull their thumb out before it got smashed by the action. I once did an over-the-shoulder drop and catch and wound up hitting my funny bone with one of the iron sights. My arm went numb for like 1/2 an hour.
My school also had M1 Garands... One time while attempting something fancy I hit myself in the shin
And one guy smacked himself in the face and bloodied his nose
My late older brother loved this movie and showed it to our family and the amount of laughing I did straight hurt my ribs. The lines are so memorable and the amount of time i say “now you might feel alittle bit of…. pressure” 😂😂
The way I laughed out loud this brought me back to childhood and the pure enjoyment I experienced as a kid
This era of movies was my absolute favorite
My parents went to see this in theaters on their first date. Nearly 30 years of marriage later, right before their anniversary we get together and watch it. Good memories seeing you guys enjoy it as well.
Had this on VHS as a kid....So naturally I've seen it 100+ times.
I thought the kid playing Tiger was Dylan in Independence Day and Buckwheat in Little Rascals. 😂
Nope, it's Orlando Brown. They look nothing alike...imo😊
This movie is the reason i joined ROTC in high school lol
Glad you reacted to this! Tigers little dance at the end was my family’s favorite part.
The Sherminator's origin story is far more fascinating than I would've expected.
I remember the first time I watched this movie was on my 21st birthday. This movie had just come out on video. I never had even heard anything about it. We were having a birthday party at my place and one of my friends had brought the movie over just to kind have on in the background. No one was really sitting down to get into a movie. Now we were all pretty drunk, and we had been smoking the wacky tobaccy. And it was about maybe half way thru the movie that we started noticing some scenes that were really funny. And more and more we all began to sit and watch movie, until by the end we were all in stitches just laughing our butts off. When it ended, we literally started it again to see what we missed, and watched the whole thing again. I know its a pretty corny kids movie. But Damon Wayons is just so damn good at playing that part. Its hilarious.
A good comedy?! Tweak it a little?!! Man it's perfect just the way it is.
i saw this after i had completed AIT in the army and was waiting to get shipped off to Germany. Pain sounds almost exactly the same as my Drill Sargent we had. He would do the weird suck on his teeth thing and had the same voice. What made it even funnier is as we are watching, pain says something in a scenes in this movies and our DS wandered in basically said the exact same thing in the same way. We lost it so bad, if it had not been for us no longer being in training and him being in a good mood i think we would have been smoked so bad.
Now y’all gotta do Bullet Proof feat Adam Sandler too haha
One of my absolute favorite "watch it if it's on TV" movies.
28:33 That’s BamBam Bigalow he was a popular pro wrestler who was most known for being an agile high flier despite his size
He and Vader could do a moonsault.
Love this movie such a classic and a great family comedy, I think pretty much every joke it gag was perfect lol.
I will say I know it’s a joke BUT Payne definitely wouldn’t be abusive (police station scene) then he obviously doesn’t do child abuse (stone and his stepdad) and she wasn’t to much b trying to fix him vs just loosen him up a bit since he was amongst civilians and not the enemy. 😂😂
Didn't think I'd see yall reacting to Major payne😂🔥
The bald kid with the big ears was the one who they called the Shermanator in the american pie movie.
Major Payne is actually a remake of a Charlton Heston movie called the private war of major Benson.
13:11 like the movie "Heavyweights" with Ben Stiller!
The red headed kid is The Shermanator from the AMERICAN PIE franchise.
So excited to see Greg and Aaron react to this movie! This movie is so hilarious to watch! 👍
The movie was made on location in my home state jus outside of central Virginia, I can’t remember the schools name, some of my classmates were on screen extras sent there from our high school's center for the arts, I can point each one out when the appear on screen,, the actors did learn rotc for their roles
Seeing them react to this makes me want to see them react to the show Lethal Weapon the TV series that ran from 2016 to 2019 for 3 seasons
Oh my gosh. I've laughed the entire way through! I forgot how freaking funny this movie was and seeing your reactions make it even better.
Please eventually do Low Down Dirty Shame with Keenan Ivory Wayans starring with Jada Pickett nobody does that classic
This movie was my childhood all my siblings love it brings back good memories
I love that we can watch these old movies with our new emotional tools 😅
Love this movie so much. Seen it too much as a child and can say damn near the whole movie as it goes. Can’t wait for all the laughs. ❤❤
This is one of my favorite movies from my childhood! Still quote it regularly 😂
Very Much same movie era “ Heavy weights” vibes
100% they should not make a sequel this movie is good enough you don't want to go and ruin it especially in this era it'll be way too watered down that was the great thing about that was the great thing about the 60 70 80s 90s and early 2000s there was a lot more freedom when you can create a movie and everybody wasn't so soft they could take a joke or something what would seem inappropriate nowadays people had tougher skin back then and could deal with it.. and by the way Bam Bam Bigelow is my uncle R.I.P he was a really great guy when I got to see him he was always in and out of either rehab and or Down and out at home because all the pills
10:30 that head turn was lethal and had actual DS energy in it
While not in "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air", Orlando Brown was in "Family Matters".
Fun fact. Damon Wayans made a Spike Lee reference. He eventually starred in Spike Lee's Bamboozled. I know there is ZERO chance you guys ever cover that movie. However, if you did its one of Spike Lee's most underrated films ever.
I love Bamboozled. That would be amazing if they covered that!
The redhead boy with the big ears that he called Opie would actually grow up to become the Sherminator from the American Pie films.
I'm actually related to the screenwriter. He played the man that Payne repeatedly slaps in the beginning.