Kindergarten Cop (1990) Husband’s First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!
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- Kindergarten Cop (1990)
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One of the funniest movies I’ve seen and the cast of kids was absolutely incredible!!
Thank you all for the support!
Yah, you guys totally need to watch that zoom reunion. The twins were in it. The only bad part of it is the actor for Dominic wouldn't stfu the entire time, lol.
ruclips.net/video/9A2pr6TQ0-8/видео.html
The reunion
The thing was it was really marketed wrong especially after Arnold's success with Twins. Never mind that, it was a good movie just not really for kids.
You should check out the actress who played the real love interest for Arnold played by Penelope Ann Miller. She starred in an excellent horror monster movie called The Relic (1997), also with Tom Sizemore from Saving Private Ryan, Linda Hunt, who played the Principal in this movie and James Whitmore who played Brooks in Shawshank Redemption.
Good reaction, thank you.
Try Red Heat where Arnold plays a Russian detective who has to work with Chicago cop Jim Belushi.
Running Man... more Arnold humor in over-the-top sci-fi action thriller with real and perfectly cast game show host Richard Dawson.
"Man, this movie we just watched had the biggest jump scare ever!"
"What was it, Nightmare on Elm Street? Aliens? Predator??"
"No, man....Kindergarten Cop!"
I had to replay that bit several times.
What jumpscare?
Was a pigeon 🤣🤣
@@robertmcghintheorca49 21:05
I love this movie! Who was it made for and why? We don't know!
Believe it or not but Arnold even admitted that this was one of the most enjoyable films he’s ever done.
He also famously requested that a gym be set up so that he could keep exercising during filming intervals.
I would too 😆
I believe it, he's apparently done a lot of work with kids.
This, Conan the Barbarian, and Eraser are three Arnold classics.
30 years later he surprised the "kids" in a zoom interview they were doing on their memories of the film. Could tell he was having a blast.
It's not a toomer 🤣🤣🤣🤣 ❤️
I only clicked on this vid to make sure this comment was here.
@@brookswashere3339 lmao 🤣 😂
"You eat other kids lunches? Staahp it!!"
It could be a tumor.
It's not a tuma. Lol! Still a classic line.
Haha that kid was excellent! Set up top comedy!
*"Boys have p3n1s3s and girls have v@g1n@s...."*
That kid who said that would immediately be cancelled on social Media!
@@Menaceblue3 Its called hate speach.. it kills people.... inside... ;)
@@Menaceblue3 That kid is Miko Hughes. He talks about that famous line with other former kid actors from KC during last year's zoom reunion plus Arnold
@@MrTech226 Miko Hughes isn’t the tumor kid. He’s the little guy whose dad is a “kynacologist”
He said "I'm back" at the end, which I consider close enough to "I'll be back."
I’ll allow it lol
@@TBRSchmitt You and Samantha haven't witnessed the best ever "I'll be back" from Arnold. I won't tell you which movie though so you can enjoy it properly when you see it.
he also said 'I'll be right back" to the girl who had to pee.
Growing up, this movie and Beastmaster made me want to have ferrets. And now I do.
@@fredfredburger5150 Which one is it?
The main kid Dominic said the toughest part of filming was to act afraid of Richard Tyson(Crisp) because in real life he is super sweet and charming. He said all the stage moms were in love with him.
The syndrome "cinematic asshole being an absolute sweetheart in real life" strikes again. Never fails.
Tyson had also been a good likeable guy on a short-lived NBC show called "Hardball."
@@Tr0nzoid My favorite performance of his will always be "Three O'Clock High". A very underrated teen comedy.
Later, the principal left her job at Astoria and became the head of the Los Angeles office of NCIS.
But prior to that, she spied on the Atreides for the Fremen.
@@hanng1242 And before that, she was a little Indonesian man.
“You’re not so tough without your car are ya?” (John Wayne style”)
Best line of the movie!
@@M1cha3lP Love love how the Incapacitated Cop gets to save Arnie’s bacon AND deliver the post mortem one liner for this.
This movie basically started the whole trend of every hollywood "tough guy" having to do some movie where he has to take care of a kid or kids and not knowing what to do because all he knows is how to be a tough guy killing bad guys or whatever. The Rock, John Cena, Hulk Hogan, literally every "tough guy" has done a movie like this because of this movie.
Very well put. The opening of many such movies it so show what the main character is used to so that later we can see what a "fish out of water" or out of their element situation they are in.
I used to have a preview on a video for Mr Nanny
The Pacifier might be my fa price vin diesel lead role
Never saw the tooth fairy
Yeah especially the movie Major Payne which they should watch soon enough.
Yep, but none of them are as good as this one. 😁
Just to add to my comment I know Daman Wayans isn't truly a tough guy but they made him seem that way with kids and became more sensitive later in the movie.
The kid that played Dominic became a furniture executive and business man. I just watched a video on RUclips of the 30 year anniversary reunion of the kids in the cast. Halfway through the podcast, Schwarzenegger surprised them all and they were so genuinely happy to see him again. Schwarzenegger remembered them all and they remembered him.
I bet Arnold is so very happy that 'I'm The Party Pooper' didn't catch on as a famous saying.
Father of the Bride has one of the characters sing "every party has a pooper, that's why we invited you" and my siblings used to sing it to each other all the time.
"There's very few things in this world better than seeing Arnold smile". There are very few things more accurate than that statement :)
fun fact: angela bassett played the flight attendant. it was one of her earliest roles
Family movies definitely hit different back in the 90s lol. Great reaction.
@A Poz I liked this dude's comment, know nothing about his channel. You posted cringe.
@A Poz For sure. I hate SJW's as much as the next guy but it comes off a little pathetic I guess? I really don't try to sound condescending but you have to choose your battles.
The sequel is so childish by comparison.
1990 - PG-13 rating is equivalent to an R rated movie since the 2000s.
The '90s, when even cartoons for kids had real bullets.
It's interesting that Arnold puts the children through physical training, in the 80s, he was Ronald Reagan`s fitness czar.
I was on an entertainment website and there was an article about Arnold narrating a documentary about oceans and sea life. Someone commented "It's not a tuna!".
OMG fuck yes... please send me a link XD
"A nice milk nap."
"Your favorite kind."
Damn I love you two. #relationshipgoals
21:56 "Maybe kill Dominic.... not Dominic oh my god!"
I laughed so hard at that!
😂😂😂
that little girl who has the rambling monologue about her dad not being able to wear any hats is absolutely hilarious! such excellent kid acting all-round
@@PhantomFilmAustralia Seriously?! I had no idea! That's awesome
I love that part. She's so adorable. Cracks me up every time.
@@raputathebuta She's so incredibly natural! It's amazing how they captured such believable and funny behaviors and kid quirks. Miko Hughes is also excellent in Pet Sematary!
@@nightmaster5593 The scene with the toys & she's like "I'm not a policeman, I'm a princess!" LOVE HER! I agree about Miko as well.
All the kids were really good. Kindergarten Cop is really just an all around great movie. Even if you're not an Arnold fan, it's highly enjoyable. It's a beloved favorite in my family.
@@PhantomFilmAustralia No, it's not. Catherine is one of Joyce's students.
Now that you've watched a good portion of Arnold's library you gotta watch Last Action Hero. It's always nice see someone new to that movie react to it. It opened like the same week as Jurassic Park so it didn't do well at the box office and critics panned it. But, it in my opinion it's one of Arnold's best comedic performances. I mean it's Arnold in an action comedy from the director of Die Hard and Predator.
Last Action Hero deserves more credit than it gets.
Yeah, it's definitely overlooked. It was well written and the cinematography is great. All round beautifully shot film. It definitely deserves classic status.
One of the major problems I recall when it was released was that it was advertised completely wrong - it completely ignored the "poking fun at Hollywood" aspect and tried to sell it as a raw action movie.
Hell, yeah. I get it, with Jurassic Park as an alternative I'd also have chosen it over KGC when going to the movies.
Especially as nobody really knew about Arnold's comedic talent by then.
So it basically flopped at the box office because a) marketing it as a pure action move, and b) it would be the second choice over the most hyped movie of the year.
I did not like last action hero at all when I was younger. I should probably revisit it as an adult.
KGC will always be remembered as the movie that gave you the biggest jump scare 😂 good story for the kids
Still having nightmares about that tower lol
That was the funniest part of the reaction, too good.
@@TBRSchmitttower?
This is just a fun light hearted movie and shows Arnold's range. It's crazy how many good movies Arnold has had.
Really even Batman & Robin?
@@abramsullivan7764 I never nor would I ever say that's one of his good movies. There's a reason he was an 80's and 90's action superstar. That movie was definitely not one of the reasons.
Fun fact: The school in this movie was the direct inspiration for the school in the game Silent Hill, right down to the floor plan and a lot of the posters on the walls. :)
Dominic was played by twins and the twin girls actually read for the part of Dominic when they auditioned because the producers weren't sure they wanted that character to be a boy or a girl yet. And Arnold did say "Hi, kids. I'm back." At the end. Not quite an I'll be back but close.
“i’m back” later would be used in a Terminator sequel so it’s good enough for moi 😅
At the end when Arnold came back from the hospital he said "I'm back!" instead of "I'll be back". Great movie, great reaction! I loved this when I grew up.
Neat Fact Arnold and his character shares the exact same background they are from a family of cops/military and this movie is the first ever movie which started the buddy cop and child cliche.
Yes, this was the first major movie where Arnold played an Austrian character specifically, and spoke German! I wish he had done that a little more often in his films, i.e. bring in more of his own personal background instead of playing generic tough dudes who happen to have strong accents.
@@Johnny_Socko True love most his movies though but still I agree with you.
Don't know if this is intentional on part of the makers, but the twin girls actually reminded me of the girls in The Shining.
O yea.. it was very intentional. The Shining was a cult classic already back then
same here :D
@@matsv201 “Mom says dad’s a real sex machine. She also says he’s good with an axe!”😂
The guy who played the fiancé is a great standup comedian who had a great performance where he juggled silk handkerchiefs to a symphony. It was hilarious.
This is one of Arnold's most overlooked films. I think it is probably in his top 5 movies.
Please put the movie Captain Ron, a Kurt Russell comedy from 1992, on your list. I think you two would love it.
Great one, I'd also recommend Overboard and Wildcats
This is the FAVORITE of anybody sailing. It's a silly comedy, but the nautical/sailing things are VERY accurate. And in any marina you go to, you will hear at least one quote from Captain Ron a day.
I concur!
@@bessarion1771 you're not kiddin' boss
The bad guy looks like a mix between Val Kilmer and Channing Tatum.
😁🤯 OMG, you're so right
The bad guy is Richard Tyson and he was in a TON of movies, staring with Three O'clock High and Blackhawk Down
I can't unsee
The scene with the principal commending Kimball on becoming a great teacher (and punching the hell out of that abusive father) is easily my favorite scene.
You guys should check out the online reunion Arnold had with some of the actors who played the kindergartners, it's very cute. LOL seeing the screens altogether made it look like he was still a teacher, just for college students instead.
For a second there, when i saw Arnold says "i like you Cindy", i thought he will continue with Commando line "thats why i kill you last" LOL
Thank you so much!!! There are so many reason's why this means so much. All I will say is that this is a movie me, and my whole family saw in the theaters. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the support!! I hope you enjoy the video!
It's so weird how as a kid, apparently didnt notice that almost half the movie hes not even in the Kindergarten scenario yet lol Watching it again as an adult is seriously like an entirely different movie experience 🤣
Good movie reaction. Arnold has charisma and in Hollywood that is gold. His comedy acting really works. At the core of it all, people just really like him.
That jump scare had me crippled with laughter. My sides were in agony 😂😂😂
Haha finally got the ‘Husbands first time watching’ keep up the good work! Loving this channel.
Thanks so much! Haha about time she has seen a movie that I haven’t!
Hehehe, that outro reversal was great too! I don't think I've gone back and specifically watched a video's outro again before, but I did here. :D
This is one of Arnold’s best films. Great mix of action and comedy. And the score is so beautiful. It hits all the right feelings. The kids and Arnold are magic.
True story - my mom took me to the mall to see Home Alone but it was sold out. I was so mad. We decided to watch Kindergarten Cop instead and we loved it. To this day its one of my favorite films!
The actress that plays Crisp's mother, Carrol Baker, is a legend from back in the glory days of Hollywood. She played Gregory Peck's fiance in The Big Country (another film I highly recommend you two watch someday) as well many other films. She was great in this as the evil mother.
I was literaly thinking today when would you be watching this classic haha. Good shout. There was a pg tv edit of this movie so thats probably why you dont remember some bits.
Haha turns out today!
That's what I was thinking, cos I don't remember some of those moments either...
I watched the film uncut and understood all of it including the adult moments as a young child. In my country (🇮🇳 India), it is rated G equivalent uncut. Ha-ha 😎. Just kidding 😁👍. Still, unlucky Americans.
Probably the only example of this sort of "action star does family movie" that works. It holds up, and is still funny, mainly due to the ensemble cast. Lovely stuff, and lovely reaction from you two as always. X
Fun fact: Kindergarten Cop was filmed in the same Town as The Goonies👍
That is an awesome fact!
Family movies were still ballsy during this time. Saw this when I was probably not much older than most of the kids in it. Loved it then, and I love it now. It's a solid undercover detective story with a great comedy jammed in the middle of it. And it comes together really well.
Always thought Pamela Reed (Phoebe) was cute. Loved it when she came in swinging.
I saw this, Terminator, most other Arnie action movies, and other violent stuff as a kid (and I turned out *fine* 😆)!
I don’t know whats funnier? The jump scare, being so surprised by the jump scare, or laughing about the jump scare? I’ve heard “lasers on the tower” so many times from replaying that part!!!!
SHUT UPPPPPPPP! That one was classic lol 😁
Please react to Red Heat; it's an underrated classic
and Eraser
YESSS!!!!
"Capitalism"
Red Sonja and Red Scorpion... wait that last one's Dolph Lundgren!
As a native Russian... I'ma have to say that Red Heat has some of the WORST Russian speaking and accents to ever be put to film... no matter how much I love Schwarzenegger films, those accents absolutely ruin it for me. Pretty good movie otherwise tho... "cocaina" XD
9:53 - I never realized this was filmed in Astoria. That's the same town where they filmed The Goonies. (Btw, TBR Schmitt, if you guys have never seen The Goonies, definitely put that one on a pole and watch it blow the rest of the competition away).
Yes that film is one of the best ever
FUN FACT: Rosa (the little pigtail-wearing, Spanish-speaking girl in class) was played by Odette Yustman (now Annable) who's gone on to a pretty prolific film and television career. It's fun knowing more than other people, isn't it? You're welcome. ;-)
EVERYONE was walking around saying “it’s not a tumor” when this came out! The dad, Richard Tyson, coulda played a great Jim Morrison!!
That and "ou iz your daddy ahd what does ee do?"
I hadn't watched this movie in over 20 years, there's a LOT of stuff in this movie you couldn't get away with current year. 😆😂😂
It’s hilarious seen Arnold like this! You can tell he had so much fun with the kids! Looove the reaction and I’m loving your channel! Great choices! Greetings from Toronto! 👍🏼😁
You two are my favorite reaction couple on youtube right now. These Arnold reactions do not disappoint and give me a laugh every single time, thanks for your work to bring 'em to us.
What makes older "family" films like this work so much better than modern day movies like "Tooth Fairy" or whatever is these films treated their thematic material sincerely--the comedic elements are allowed to be comedic, the dramatic stuff is allowed to be dramatic, the crime stuff is allowed to get kind of ugly...I mean, we get murder, divorce, child abuse, drug dens, sex jokes, in addition to the goofy "tough guy with kids" plot. None of it is undersold or really "dumbed down" to cater to kids, but they're used to elevate each other. We find the comedy humorous because it exists in a world that feels more real because it also contains the real, hard-hitting stuff. Arnold doesn't get enough credit for how smart he was in picking roles and projects and directors to work on/with. The sheer volume of movies he made that people will keep watching decades from now is nearly unmatched...this doesn't mean he's the greatest actor of all time or anything (I'd argue he's better than he gets credit for, however), but his career is really, really impressive nonetheless.
You guys seem so genuine, laid-back and passionate about the movies you watch that it's downright infectious. I'm grateful for this channel even existing!
my best friend and I were 18/19 years old and saw this in the theater on a weekday afternoon and the theater was full of little kids. they were all scared and crying at the beginning of the movie - then the scenes when Arnold starts teaching they were all running around the theater - it felt like we were in the movie
28:10 that's stand up comedian Bob Nelson. He's so funny. Never understood why he didn't making it bigger
Agreed. Several of his stand up routines are on RUclips... (Some may not have aged well, but others still seem to hold up well.)
Kindergarten cop is an underrated classic. Also fun fact: this is the same director as the first Ghostbusters.
Ivan Reitman's kids, Jason and Catherine, are in this film as school students.
There was just a sweetness to movies in that time it’s hard to explain. But those years there was a lot of heart in films.
This movie was apart of my childhood. Thank u guys for sharing your love for it as much as I do.
TBR: “Maybe kill Dominic.”
Me: 😮
There will never be another Arnold ever!
"Who is your Daddy, and what does he do?" Awesome line for when some wanna-be tough guy says "do you know who I am?".
I wonder if anyone filmed fan parodies where a kid actually says “My dad is called [] and he sells drugs!”😅
Hey! He finally knows where the tumor thing comes from.
36:58: Wait, what the. Samantha not only said the "Alright, that was Kindergarten Cop", but she is also literally saying everything her husband would say. But, she saw this first, so, she deserves the part.
There was a virtual reunion of all the "kids" last year, if I recall right Arnold dropped in it.
I saw that. He did.
The actual girl who plays in Napoleon dynamite was in another sweet and funny movie from around this time period called Corrina Corrina 🙂 (as well as some other good films!)
But it’s funny how many child actors got their break here!
Great reactions from both of you, but it was especially fun to see your reactions to the fact that Samantha had seen this film as a child.
Of course, that was probably a version edited for tv, where a lot of the adult content was removed, so that it was child friendly. 😁
37:10 I really enjoyed the role reversal at the end, right down to the "peace out" and "bye"! Great job guys.
4:40 I'm remembering a lot of stuff that parents let their kids watch in the 80s and 90s too. I was 10 when this came out and I saw it.
Same, and none of those implications were news to me lol. Then again mom and I were always violent movie buddies. I watched Aliens a couple years before this 😂
Love this film my childhood!!! Love you guys always!!!
It’s fantastic! Thanks so much for the support!!
Ooooh, I love this film, I saw it for first time when I was 5 years old!
Many of the children in the class were recruited from the Oregon town where it was filmed, but couldn't see the movie when it came out because of the PG-13 rating!
By the way, those kids now adults had a zoom reunion last year talking about the making of Kindergarten Cop with a special guest, Arnold Schwarzenegger chimed in to surprised them.
We got a pet ferret because of this movie.
The couch still has tunnels in the foam where she slept, and she used the catbox... and fought the cats to 'play' basically was a fiesty kitten her whole life.
You've GOT to watch the "Watch a 'Kindergarten Cop' reunion get completely surprised by Arnold Schwarzenegger". Just search for it. It's 53 min long. And aired on youtube just last year.
I saw it and it was good
People born in the 70’s early 80’s watched this as kids and the action in the beginning of the film was normal to us 😂🤣 we’re built different.
Two of Arnold's greatest tag-lines are in this movie... "I'm da Pahty-poopah" and "it's not a tumor!"
Arnold didn't say "I'll be back" but he did say "I'm back" at the end when he returned to the school.
This folks, is called a "genre bender", part crime thriller, part rom com, part family comedy - and it all works. So fun and with so much heart.
One of Arnold's more heart felt movies and it was amazing.
Yes I agree 👍💯
This is definitely a kids movie compared to the other Arnold movies I was watching during the time conan, commando, red heat and predator and countless others 90 kids got great movies growing up
Awesome reaction. You guys should check out the reunion they just had recently on RUclips via webcam. They brought back and interviewed like 5 or 6 of the kids and it was so cool to see them all grown up now.
Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn't get credit for the amount of top quality films he's made. A far better actor than people think.
I think someone mentioned it but in 2020 they had a reunion with some of the kids from the movie via zoom and Arnold surprises them toward the end. It was very cool to watch. One story I remember in particular was the kid who asks Kimble if he's alright while he is crying was cast, according to the actor, because he could cry on cue like that. Also, loved how adorable Samantha looked asking how he liked the movie and with the head turn. Guessing she had been waiting to do that for a while by that point
Sunset Highway!
"pouring rain and clouds"
Everyone knows kindergarden cop is known for its jump scares 😂 the locker room tension is legit thrilling as hell. I love how scary this movie actually is (now that you bring it up)
For fans of Better Call Saul, the scene when a young Jimmy is pretending to be sweeping but actually looking at an issue of Playboy magazine, the playmate - Carroll Baker - on the cover of that issue is (in Kindergarten Cop) the bad guy’s mother.
Bad Guy Actor is in Black Hawk Down.. the guy called by samantha as a "BEAST" at the first Black Hawk Crash and defense the Chopper.
Yes!
@@TBRSchmitt I really like it. Actors from old movies seen in new ones. even those who once played in b-movies and suddenly appear in big films. even if it's only the smallest supporting role. I'm looking forward to the next video of you guys you really are a magical couple.
Oh wow, I totally forgot about Bob Nelson the comedian was in this. If you want to see classic 80's stand up, check out Bob Nelson's, his Jiffy Jeff's Gym & football routine are worth it. Trust me, I'm from the 80's.
Loved the dancing ba bushka dance!! Have no idea if I'm spelling that right. LMAO
I havent gone through the comments but The actor who played the villain Crisp was a Delta Force member in BLACK HAWK DOWN.
I saw this as a kid too but I remember wearing out the T2 and Conan VHS because I would watch them all day as a kid. Different times.
If you guys haven't seen it yet, watch Pumping Iron. That's a very early Arnold docudrama.
I can relate. When I was a very young kid i was OBSESSED with Three Men and a Baby. Watched it again a few years ago and the main plot of that movie was DRUGS! was very surprised my parents let me watch it but I was all about the baby. 😂
One of the reasons they went with the paramilitary motif for his teaching is because of his stint in the Austrian Army, and because his family's connection to the service. It's what he knew, and so they figured that would be the best way to explain how someone like Kimball would deal with a platoon of toddlers.
If you look closely the flight attendant who asks if his wife is ok was played by Angela Basset. One of her first movie roles.
Totally agree on the child actors. They made this movie. It's kinda funny to me that I too didn't remember anything about this movie outside of "eetts knot ahh twomah!" That alone was reason for me to love it and put it at the top of my all time favs. 😆