Full Frontal Storytime with Poida (Eric Bana)
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Classic sketch from Full Frontal, of one of Eric Bana's most popular characters (Poida) before he was a huge Hollywood star
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A lot of people overseas don't realize before Eric was a serious actor he was a first class comedian...he had some funny characters lol
I was so surprised when I saw him in Funny People being genuinely funny lol. Because all I knew him from was the melodramatic Hulk movie
Narrator: they do
@@mistersydsteryou've never seen Chopper, one of the best films ever made?
Hello Ray, you big spunk bubble
i loved this skit back in the 90's. how could you ever forget Poida! all of the fast forward show was really funny stuff.
Who downvoted this and why? Bloody Unaustralian, that is.
Indignant bogans😂
Passiona!!! I just died... 😂😂😂
that drink is so good! XD
Poida long live
Bana is class. The next gen Paul Hogan. From this to the top of Hollywood's tree. Fair play Eric. I mean chop chop ....
Paul Hogan was the first funny aussie guy that made us laugh so hard, and still stands up today
.If people take the stick out of their ass!!!!!!! LOL!! Its not meant to be serious!!!
Bloody oath, very funny, mate. Love it.
I will always associate Eric Bana and dim sims "A FREEEEEE DIMMY"
80c worth of chips; those were the days!
Great clip; Full Frontal had some great characters.
For those who didnt realise Eric was a comedian in the 90s.. watch this.. one of his best characters :
Full Frontal Storytime with Poida (Eric Bana)
Jeez this bloke has come a lonnnng way. Just saw him in his latest movie today. Gone from a bogan tv actor to massive Hollywood star. Go Eric!!!
He was peaking here. Fuck hollywood fake bullshit.
Besghetti on toast
he's come so far!! can;t belive thats the same dude in Munich and Chop Chop... Eric is the man!
nearly choked on a lolly laughing at this!
Anyone got the 'play school' one where Poida gets the stubby of VB and says 'open wide, its a VB? The bit about skinning cats whilst making fluffy dice was gold!
Fuck yeah mate. Ther all over tha joint. I see em all tha time at tha pub and tha footy.
But not me. I'm from Croydon. I wear flannies and mocasins for comfort, not looks.
No worries!
"It's pretty boring, isn't it?" - almost sounds like Hogan.
Somehow, when sexy men play characters who are humorously ignorant of how unsexy they are, it just adds to their appeal. ^^ *loves Eric Bana*
Telling people to grow up when you're being immature yourself, whining about the choices people make for their own lives? People like Eric Bana don't exist purely for your own amusement.
Guy at 0:10 has Poida's hair!
Eh, it's nothing like hagis at all. Hagis is a bag of intestines stuffed with a spiced blend of various minced offal. Dim sim is basically the Australian take on Chinese shaomai dumplings. One thing I've noticed is that it's also deep fried like many other Aussie fast foods, something the Chinese never do with the original shaomai version. It certainly is quite meaty, a chiko roll would be a better candidate for the mystery meat thing.
HEADS UP TO EVERYONE
- if you're going to bring up Steve Irwin............ DON'T
- if you do bring up steve, we know you're american hehe
and we'll tell you to not bring up steve
- Steve Irwin has nothing to do with this , so don't bring it up
NOW THAT WE ARE CLEAR ON THAT
- this is who eric bana was
before Hulk
Before Troy
Before THE CASTLE
so.. no comments like
i can't believe this is hector from troy
if you're gonna say that, go find a troy video and say i can't believe this is POIDA
because POIDA came first
- For everyone saying this is like another language
this is Australian , but a very very exaggerated Australian ,
we have Aussies' called BOGAN's
and they don't actually speak like this either
What Eric bana is doing as POIDA is exaggerating the stereotype of the Australian bogan
the Beer Drinking, Flanalette shirt wearing, Mullet Hair cut , VB Drinking with Esky in hand Aussie Bloke
the uneducated meat head bogan aussie bloke with the footy shorts who smokes Winnie's blues or Winnie Green's or Winnie Reds
Winnie Means WINFIELD (it's a brand of cigarette)
the unemployed DOLE BLUDGING (dole = Unemployment benefit aka Welfare)
that supports the only footy team that any Aussie should support by default (THE DOGGIES) aka The bulldogs
in a time when Footy was Footy and when men were me
this is what eric bana is doing
this is not how actual Aussies walk around talking all the time
this is how they do it, but LAID ON REALLY REALLY THICK with a heavy heavy
accent
this is not reality
this is heavily exaggerated reality, Even for a bogan
this is supposed to be humour and comedy, it's not supposed to be taken literally
however there are elements of reality which is what makes it funnier.
and to understand some of it , you actually have to have grown up australian to get some of the references.
excellent
Thanks for explaining. A friend's wife has a psychology doctorate and is very bright yet still proudly calls herself a bogan. Go figure!
@@pauljordan4452
LOL...........Fucking Bogans LOL
but yeah.. that's weird
Killing drug dealers and beating up your lady friends isnt the culture of all Aussies :P but its a bloody great movie and i love it. You should check out "The nugget" for Aussie culture is effin gold. And yes it has Eric Bana.
Chopper was not a hero he was a criminal.... and Eric Bana played him so well!!!
sa-weet
@WorldSacred obviously you aren't Aussie!
MY ONLY MEMEORY OF THIS SHOW WAS HIM SATING IM POIDA N THEN JUMPS IN A POOL😂😂😂
Just get the cash Neville
"Prof." Because he finished year noine.
Ahhh Aussie comedy used to be so good
lol cas-le
The poisoned dimmy..hehe.
Chill out weeping fungus
u gotta be aussie mate!
damn i used to think this was the funniest shit ever as a kid
His accent is sooo thick....Yeah I don't understand all that Australian slang, at all.
Stop acting the raw prawn
Yes that has to be it, not his thick accent. =\
👣🐣
Grow up, will you?
Do your parents know you're using their internet?
D'awww. Back when he could act.
🌏🕵🏻♂️🌌🦭♻️
Perhaps I have a more high brow *sense* of *humour*, but I can't see anything funny about a guy using high school class of humour. Kind of funny that you claim that I might not be an Aussie, when you write "humour" with the American spelling.
Can't believe this is Hector of Troy
Who would win a fight, Chael Sonnen or Hector?
+aceventuraify Poida
Peter was always a funny man before he went to Hollywood. There's a classic Australian movie called "The Castle" that kind of launched him into Hollywood
I must have see The Castle about 500 times; it never grows stale:)
This incredible contrast is the main reason why aliens do not invade us.
$1.50 for chips!? Damn I miss the 90s!!!
Passiona, minimum chips, and a chiko roll
Heeeeeeey chips and gravy, Aussie Bogan style.
😂😂
@@MrBenHaynes No gravy.
@@pauljordan4452 Fitzy and Wippa did a take on Psy's "Gangnam Style" with Aussie Bogan style. (instead of "Hey, sexy lady", it was "Heeeeey, chips and gravy")
Farmer's union iced coffee
Poida’s mullet has stood the test of toime.
😂
Long live Poida, a man of consummate integrity and style.
POIDA for PM!
80 cents worth of chips. Shit you'd barely get one dim sim these days.
Dimmy, in Poida parlance.
"Prof, because he finished year 9" - LOL!!!!!!
haha live in Australia for a month and you will understand. This wouldn't be funny unless you had lived in Australia at one point or another...
I'm English and I get the humour. He's brilliant, wish we'd had this show over here.
There was lazy, dribbly, dopey, prof... cos 'e finished year 9...
Yeah the accent and slang is almost like an evolution of a cockney yobbo
That's what I love about English people....you guys really get our comedy as we do yours👍🇦🇺🏴
Yeah absolutely, English humor really mashes well with Aussie humor. Grew up watching all the classic shows from UK as a kid her in Aus.
OMG, I work at a reception... a guy just walked into the hotel named Poida (Pojda)... nearly exploded.
"...a beautiful cass-lay..."
Yep, has to be a VERY stereotypical Melbourne accent!
As soon as he said that I was cracking up again, remembering how hilarious this was!!
Still brilliant 20-plus years later!
this is true, u really need be an aussie to get a lot of this.
you sure do mate!!!!!!!!
It's true
I love basghetti on toast. Snow white was a top bird. Passiona, minimum chip, and chiko rolls aren't bad either.
"once upon ago
like last week" :D
My apologies.
I guess if you aren't Australian he would be pretty much talking gibberish.
This is all fairly common slang for us.
Bruce Banner?
CARAVAN OF GARBAGE!!
"POIDA" telling the kids a story while drinking a beer classic he was one of my favourite Eric Bana characters didn't mind him doing glenn ridge or ray martin
How hilarious was he hey mate!!
"Mirror Mirror in the flat, whos the spunkiest chick in the block of flats." "Not you you you ugly cow!!" lol funny. kinda struggle to understand him at times though lol
No...when he was Chopper, he was using his Poida voice.
Poida existed before Chopper: The Movie.
long before~!!
golden aussie comedy. man, i remember these shows years ago. i watched this sketch back when i was in kindegarten. nice to finish grade 12 with this. :)
Fuck. A buck fifty worth of chips. Those were the days. You can't say 'Cheap as chips' any more.
haha poida rules an he reminds me of chopper from ronnie johns but there both ledgends...poida wins of course coz he has the mullet on his side
Of course they still make Passiona and Chiko Rolls! You can get Chiko Rolls in the freezer section of the supermarket.
This is gold. I wonder if Eric Bana ever watches his old stuff on you tube.
Dragon is an Australian colloquial term for a lady that is not very nice.
With their mean tongues, in effect they 'breathe fire' and are feared by people all around.
When they happen to pass away, people don't tend to care and often celebrate the departure of the dragon.
That is true as well.
He should run for prime minister as he would do a better job
@laurence265 Under 20's would have to understand it as most of them speak like it now, unless they are the other extreme and speak like 'Prue and Trude' with the word 'like' used as every third syllable and completely out of context.:) haha
is Poida meant to be 'Peter' in an Australian accent? or am i totally wrong... :P
correct!!!!! not just Australian, but a bogan way of saying Peter!!!
Strarnin it's similar to how a Jew from New York would say Peter remember that episode of The Simpsons when homer grew up in the Jewish gettos hey Martin you wanna go play stickball why certainly except it's prenounced couynly
Loved this show when I was 9. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for enlightening me - i actually googled bogan to find out what it was, (RUclips is an educational experience!) Never knew Eric Bana did stand up either. Going to watch Chopper tonight to further my awareness of Australian culture :)
He does a better Chopper than Chopper 👍🏼
My favourite Bana film is called “The Beast.” Check it out, if you don’t know it already.
Giday mate I'm 9yr old definitely prefer the old Falcon it's sweet my dad had the same one🎉😂🍻🚘
POIDA! What a great character - my favorite Aussie! He can read me a bedtime story anytime! Maybe the Goldie Sheila and the Three Wombats!
how great was this!!!
How do you read comics?
Loved how he says "Passiona, minimal chips and Chiko Rollllllll...." ....that has me in stitches because you can't get any more bogan with that pronounciation. Bana's a first rate comedian and actor.
It's like a whole other language
It's the accent. Eric Bana's character Poida is an exaggeration of what's known as a Bogan in Australia. Closest US equivalent would be an urban hillbilly.
Mechknight73 Steve Irwin?
Steve Irwin is different again. Hes' from Queensland. Just as American accents vary between north and south, so do those in Australia. People from Northern Australia have an accent similar to Steve Irwin's Those from the south would sound more like Cate Blanchett or Nicole Kidman. However, Bogans would more like Poida. Some would call it a Melbourne accent, albeit a very exaggerated one
@@Mechknight73 Steve Irwin's was more broad whereas the Melbourne-type accents which you alluded to are more cultivated but the general Australian accent is fairly prevalent in Southern and Eastern Australian towns like Melbourne,Sydney and Adelaide. And isn't the broad accent colloquially denoted as a bogan accent?
@@ianh7525 Not necessarily. Having grown up in a WA Wheatbelt town known to be somewhat of a Bogan enclave (Bogan doesn't necessarily mean "feral" in Western Australia) there are some differences between a country Bogan and a city Bogan. City Bogans tens to speak at a faster pace, for one
That pigeon movement that Poida does with his neck, cracks me up!
haha, free dimmy!
Choppa chop chop ! His finest moment by far. Check him out in 'The Castle' a great Aussie movie and really funny.
That mullet is tops! Classic Bana
Look at 0:11 --- It's Poida in the audience!!!!
Poida! oroit? Oroit!
im not australian or have never been but i understood every word he said
Sometimes i think we sound like we dont even speak english to some people. Until about two weeks ago while i showed my mum the 2003 hulk movie who thought that it was hilarious how serious and how bad Eric's acting was in the that movie but because i though that he was usually a serious actor my mum showed me this video. I didnt even know he was a comedian and im australian, what does that make me?
0:11 real mullet here looks a little awkward 🤣
Poida... wut a top bloke!
i miss the old full frontal / shaun Micallef Programme days.
Seven little bogans hahaha
@wonkinson Except for Kiwis...we love this shit too
I wish he was still doing comedy
its POIDA!!!!! havent seen this for years, funny shit
Hey I resemble that!
btw, Aussies made there own version, but its found in any Chinese restaurant around the world, there just half the size
the best yobbo ever
Lol hilarious stuff. I miss this stuff from Eric Bana 😂
Will do, I've seen some of the clips of The Castle on here, heard about it through Hamish & Andy - tell him he's dreamin! I want to visit Australia now :)
ruclips.net/video/wtbcaWnybzs/видео.html ..
Seriously? I can tell you by the time they yanked it the humor barrel had been well and truly drained bone dry. It was about as funny as Comedy company.
used to love full frontal! Eric Bana, average bloke from Western Subs of Melb n now look! Wata Legend
Ahh the memories🤣🤣
*sigh* I miss Fast Forward/Full Frontal too :-( They don't make gold like this anymore!