On the IMDb parents guide for this movie, on the "frightening and intense scenes" page, hidden being spoilers are the disclaimers "A certain character can't talk to long, he has to poo." and "In a distressing scene, a character forces a child in a car to listen to Limp Bizkit, while the driver encourages it.".
Comforting black guy: You’re going to need to learn how to defend yourself Moose, a mentally handicapped man who wants horror movie villains to kill his bullies: Thanks.
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@@Peanut_Buster90 thanks man :) was joking about how it's like he's asking his son if he likes the act not the band. Double entendre and shit, you know?
*The Best Opening Lines in Cinematic History* "Rosebud" -Citizen Kane "As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster." -Goodfellas "I can't talk too long, I gotta poo." -The Fanatic
@@subscribetopizzatheonlyrea7322 Well, I watched this video then clicked on the Killer Bean vid on my recommended and noticed he used the same joke so, uh, yeah.
That's awesome...I like the narrator friend of his, Lilly ( I think) " Moose didn't just cross the line, he fucking nuked it." Moose looking at the dead housekeeper: " That's a nosebleed...that's bad." Hunter and his son listening to music: " You like a little Bizcut? Awesome". Moose practicing for his job: "Poppycock! Poppycock!" I haven't even seen this movie but it's a plethora of snarky material. 😄
I saw Hunter Dunbar at a grocery store in Los Angeles yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying.
I saw Hunter Dunbar commiting tax fraud last year, and when I pulled my BigWheel tricycle over and asked him why, he said "Hey my name is Devon Sawa and I was in hit films such as Final Destination and Fanatic, and have worked alongside legendary actor John Travolta, hit breakout star from films such as Grease and Face/Off!"
JakeTakesTheCakes just what the hell was the movie trying to say: that fans can be dangerous or that celebrities are assholes? Both characters are examples of it
@Elvick true, I learnt that female inmigrants can die and no one will care and the killer will walk free (?????) she was the most damaged and she was an extra I hope she got good money lol
This movie is just bad and if anything by the end of it I was mad at Moose for getting away with literally murdering a woman and repeated breaking and entering
Just because he was arrested doesn't mean he'll be convicted, remember. The gardener never saw Moose, only Dora ever did. He only vaguely knows there was a man creeping around the estate, not anything about his appearance or personality. It makes more sense to assume it was the fault of your employer who regularly flies off the handle and drinks alcohol with his meds like a dumbass. Forensics will figure it out and the celebrity will probably still end up charged with manslaughter if Moose dies from his injuries, or some other thing for using excessive force in his self-defense (and failing to call the police) if Moose lives. (I feel like the end of the movie hinted that he died, but I couldn't tell if he was wearing the wings or if his friend was and that was supposed to be her saving him after the worst night of his life...?) Anyway, just because they don't show it happening, doesn't mean that's not what happened. Y'know? Eh. I guess it doesn't matter either way, given how batshit this movie was.
I love the progression of Adam’s laugh at 12:03 so much, it’s like genuine chuckling, mildly evil laughter, exaggerated evil laughter, *actual* laughter, and then laugh-coughing
I love how when she’s flipping through the smartphone app, her finger doesn’t keep up with the swiping, and at one point it goes the opposite way of her finger.
"Good evening officer, someone broke into my house and I had to shoot and stab him in self defense. You can check the blood on this knife, it's his, as are the fingers back in my room. No, I don't mind accompanying you to the station until you can confirm my statements. What? 1 minute of run-time left? F%#, guess it's off to jail, then!"
yeah - at least try to place the blame on the worker, who didn't find the body for SEVERAL DAYS. i mean, that's a big thing that is very sus. especially since the worker said 'i concentrate on my work' you do lawn work. there is a BODY in the lawn. it is obviously visible. i mean, some juries could convict on that only (mind you, not a good jury)
That moves WAY past self-defense. When you reach the point where you are stabbing out the intruders eyes and kicking them down a flight of stairs as they actively try to escape you and (we didn’t see it here, but it happens) you also start shooting next to the intruder’s head for no purpose other than to terrify them while they’re down, you have passed the limits of self-defense. Shooting his fingers off and punching him though, that was fine and perfectly justified.
I was very very fortunate this weekend and got to meet Devon Sawa/Hunter Dunbar at a convention. He gave me some fun insight about the filming. Travolta, a known method actor, refused to break character. He would show up everyday in costume, mullet and all, and in between takes, he would rock back and forth and mumble things to himself. Which was kind of sad if you think about it because that means Travolta is actually trying his best during this.
I think that he didn't get along well with his son Jet (now departed, and who was autistic). I think there is a grab-bag of mannerisms which he's projecting from what he knew of his son. Also, I think Travolta is really bad at method acting, which sets fire to this metaphorical dumpster. To use a Simpsonism, your story is perfectly cromulent.
We all miss you, scott, thankfully you are still here, we can always come back to listen to the twisted humor you brought, its fantastic, thank you for sharing it with us
This comment is far too depressing. It's actually eerily similar to Trovolta with Battlefield Earth. Hard working people getting over-shadowed and their hard work ruined.
Sometimes Moose is just emotionally 5 years old. Sometimes he's distanced from the world and mesmerised by chimes, or smells. Sometimes Moose has the maturity of a teenager and is petulant and shows digust. Then he's 5 years old again and running around with antlers. Then he plans a complete hostage-taking and performance-art pastiche of horror films - something which most of us would find very hard to do. One of the worst movies of all time. Limp Biscuit should be ershamed, as should the Quine.
@aaronsdavis its just a song from years ago called 'stan'. Using a sample from another popular song , might i add, it's not like he composed it entirely.
You guys remember how John Travolta had an autistic son? I wonder if that influenced his performance at all... Edit: Legitimately though this was uncomfortable to watch from a personal perspective. My brother is on the spectrum and I can't help but have mixed feelings about his portrayal of someone who's also on the spectrum. He gets a few of the common traits right, like rocking back and forth as a self soothing mechanism, displaying anger/anxiety, intense obsessive interests, and struggling to communicate with people in a socially acceptable manner. But I can see why people are clowning on his performance. It really comes off as a disrespectful stereotyped caricature of autistic adults despite his first hand knowledge with raising an autistic child.
this was always my favorite adum and pals, I couldn’t tell u the number of times I’ve rewatched this it always made me cry laughing… Scoot will be truly missed 💔
Literally me looking at all those “social commentator” channels. We get it, you made an hour long video on someone to compensate for a lack of personality. And the audience clap like seals at feeding time.
Watching this legitimately gave me anxiety. Each cringey moment made my heart start sinking like my heart was being broken. The commentary really makes it almost bearable. Thank you.
Olsson 2025 I think they’re expressing the feeling that people get when they see something cruel and wrong. Like if you see people laughing while burning a puppy with cigarettes, or the “invisible ink prank” video from daddy of 5 where two grown ass adults are screaming at a child crying on the floor, or the countless videos of police violence from the recent George Floyd protests. I remember this feeling from reading the book “a child called ‘it’” in middle school, the book is an autobiography about being an abused child, and when I read the more graphic scenes I remember wanting to cry, puke, and scream, everything your body wants to do when something is seriously wrong. They feel this way about how to movie treats autism and mental issues, and how moose as a character is written and treated. BUT having some levity like people joking in the less serious/ fictional situations can make it easier to digest the situations. Still not good but “almost bearable”. Hope I helped.
@@letsbehonest6322 that's a fair answer but with me being autistic I just feel love for the character because see myself in him. Not to that extent but still
As much as I love laughing at this, can someone answer to me seriously: What happened to John Travolta? What made him go from Grease to his return to spotlight thanks to Pulp Fiction and then to this? Is he like Bruce Willis where he doesn't care anymore? Or is he this desperate?
My guess is after hairspray and getting involved in Scientology nobody took him seriously anymore but he wanted to be in serious movies and these kinda ones were the only ones available to him
How to broaden your horizons in your acting career, cementing the fact that you're worth your salt whilst avoiding being pigeon-holed as a certain type of actor: Robert Pattinson How not to: John Travolta
As a 16yr old on the spectrum, I fucking love this performance. Don’t get me wrong, it’s ridiculously offensive to depict someone on the spectrum in the way ‘Moose’ was, but on an entertainment value, it’s through the damn roof.
@@YoyoF37 i'm 27, i would go as far as calling travolta's perfromance as "bold". the man is trying HARD. cringed through the whole thing it was amazing
Phil Swift Because art is about what makes you feel, and not everyone is effected by the same things, therefore art is subjective. Sure one can evaluate different types of art by scrutinizing it on a technical level, camera work, grammar, etc. But that doesn’t change the message or the feelings/effects it has on a person. Adum often criticizes plot holes and technical issues such as sound and cinematography. That can mean a movie is not technically well made, but it doesn’t mean the movie is bad, as long as it conveyed some sort of emotion(s) to at least one viewer out there, then it is art. So, that’s why I don’t like critics. Sure their technical points may be valid but that doesn’t mean the movie is bad yet it will turn away those who may like it because they’ll end up taking those critics own word for it when it is nothing more than an opinion. No person should be allowed to say a movie isn’t art when there is clearly someone out there that is effected by it. TL;DR A film can be poorly made but that doesn’t make the film bad, someone will like it. Edit: Forgot to add, Adum is a person with an opinion, but they’re not some expert on what movie is good or bad, no one is, not Stuckman, RLM, RtMM, IHE, or anyone.
5:50 Jack Torrence is Jack Nicholson's character from The Shining, Tyler Durden and Robert Pulson are characters from Fight Club. Evan Jealous is a character Fred Durst played
@@DistractedGlobeGuy Gonna have to deduct that point again, they misspelt Robert Paulson as well (as "Pulson", really? No-one else noticed that apparently)
With a good script and directing and dropping the stalker being on the spectrum angle, I could actually see this concept working. Like a thriller/horror movie about a celebrity being stalked in the age of social media could work, and I’d love to see someone outside limp bizkit take a crack at it.
I disagree with the dropping the stalker being on the spectrum. If it was REALLY good. They'd know how to do it respectively, while also being the kind of movie that tells ppl "he's a killer due to outside reason, not due to him being autistic."
"Imagine having a house so big, you wouldn't find a body on the premises" I immediately started thinking of where bodies could be in my house and how long it would take me to find them if they don't stink first.
Had I known about this character of Travolta's then I promise my halloween costume woulda been a hawaiian shirt and a fanny pack. bad luck i guess. gotta poo.
Where did Elvick come across as offended? Please don't be one of those obnoxious people who goes "oh you're just offended" at ever rebuttal to a stupid joke or comment.
The people that made this might have been deluded enough to think they made a good movie, but I really doubt they thought they'd get a sniff at the Oscars.
"Horror Icon" sounds like a Yugioh monster achetype "I summon Horror Icon Mask Man in Attack Mode! And then with Horror Icon Twisted Puppet's ability, I attack with both of my monsters at once!"
What happens after the credits "Oh well sir the blood on your shirt doesn't match the victims blood or your blood. Clearly you actually didn't murder her"
I have seen this video like 100 times & I just realised something At 8:58 & moose makes a comment about the dead plant I think it's meant to explain why they never end up finding Dora's body until way later because either nobody goes to that side of the house or everyone just forgets to check their, either way being an explanation to why her body lays there for so long This movie is GENIUS
This feels like a fake movie from the opening of Tropic Thunder.
SIMPLE JACK!
So it was not just in my "head movies."
Simple John
@@neal2399 or Just John
@@neal2399 from the man who brought you Rollin, comes 'Simple John'
This is what Joker wanted to be.
...and failed.
@@bergonath8851 thankfully
"All I really wanted was to make another Fanatic and we just couldn't get there but the studio needed a movie so..."
- Todd Phillips 2019
"I used to think my life was a tragedy but I realized I can't talk to long, I gotta poo"
Twopunch Gaming Joker was like Stan and this movie was Slim. Joker was the aspiree and The Fanatic was the aspired.
The fanatic will do for John trevolta what jaws did for the ocean
And what jews did to ocean?
@@funguy398 fear, pure fear
@@funguy398 industrial revolution
@@funguy398 might wanna check your spelling lol
@@funguy398 Jaws did to the ocean what psycho did for the shower what Sharknado did for tornados what Jon Travolta did for Jon Travolta
On the IMDb parents guide for this movie, on the "frightening and intense scenes" page, hidden being spoilers are the disclaimers "A certain character can't talk to long, he has to poo." and "In a distressing scene, a character forces a child in a car to listen to Limp Bizkit, while the driver encourages it.".
That second part would get CPS called on literally anyone else.
so unfortunately at this point the "gotta poo" one has been removed, but the "Limp Bizkit" one is still there 5 months later.
Ahahahahahahahahahaha
LOL! I love that the missing eye and fingers aren't the "distressing" parts. Whomever wrote that blurb is 100% correct.
@@ihavemovedtesreviews still there the limp i guess we can all agree on that is torture
Comforting black guy: You’re going to need to learn how to defend yourself
Moose, a mentally handicapped man who wants horror movie villains to kill his bullies: Thanks.
Okay, but, _to be fair,_ *relatable.*
@@Kiss_My_Aspergers how the hell do you bold and italicize words on youtube
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@@Kiss_My_Aspergers
I actually didn’t know this!
Test:
*Bold*
_italics_
@@Kiss_My_AspergersOMG, that’s the first time I have found out how to do _italics_ and *bolds* . Also, autism rep!
This film will do for autism what jaws did for sharks
Benjamin Toulouse
Yes
Origami
Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
THE WORLD WILL LEARN TO FEAR US.
did you borrow one of the top comments pal?
@@RowBlanka did I?
Ah, I see it Now, I didn't see that other comment when I wrote this
Man I can't believe Travolta is gonna be snubbed at the Oscars, such a magical performance.
On baby
Plot twist Travolta is gonna beat Joaquin Phoenix at the oscars
What a letdown
Maybe he wont!! Keep your hopes up!!
I think Oscar is going to be generous this year and Travolta will be bringing home that Oscar gold
I love the fact he couldn't wear the Rico vest properly but rocking that guard outfit which has 50 buttons.
"I found a plot hole! NURSE!"
WOMAN! BLACK GUY! GET IN HERE!
Love a good oney plays reference.
To be fair in the movie the guy yells after him "you're wearing it wrong" and he replies back "I KNOW!"
VFXNinja I SEE AN IRREGULARITY!
It's like if Tommy Wiseau directed Joker.
No no no don't do my boi Tommy like that
"You tearing me apart Murray!" XD
Hi everybody I am Tommy Wiseau and I'm the creator of The Room and let me introduce you to the new Joker. AAAAAAAAAAAAH
That would actually be good though
@Conner Leonard CRINGE
No father should ask their kid if they like limp biscuit
only as a trick question. Then you can know to disown them if it's a yes
Limp👏. Biscuit 👏.
Jordan Newitt excuse me sir it's Bizkit.
@@Peanut_Buster90 thanks man :) was joking about how it's like he's asking his son if he likes the act not the band. Double entendre and shit, you know?
My sons will only be listening to Limpe Bisquitte
*The Best Opening Lines in Cinematic History*
"Rosebud" -Citizen Kane
"As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster." -Goodfellas
"I can't talk too long, I gotta poo." -The Fanatic
Didn't you make the same joke on the Killer Bean episode? 🤔
You have a fan in the comments
@@subscribetopizzatheonlyrea7322 Well, I watched this video then clicked on the Killer Bean vid on my recommended and noticed he used the same joke so, uh, yeah.
@@harakiriartist GO BACK WHERE YOU CAME FROM YOU STALKER!
That's awesome...I like the narrator friend of his, Lilly ( I think) " Moose didn't just cross the line, he fucking nuked it." Moose looking at the dead housekeeper: " That's a nosebleed...that's bad." Hunter and his son listening to music: " You like a little Bizcut? Awesome".
Moose practicing for his job: "Poppycock! Poppycock!"
I haven't even seen this movie but it's a plethora of snarky material. 😄
Move over, Joaquin. Travolta's gonna be nominated at the Oscars for the masterfully-crafted Gotti and the psychologically mind-bending The Fanatic
The Travolter.
Imagine if he gets an Oscar over Joker
*mind-fucking
Parasite was good too
"You like a lil limp biscuit"
Greatest line in cinematic history
MoistMessenger Gimp Trizkit
@@galleryofrogues There needs to be a band with that name.
The SECOND greatest line in cinematic history, you're forgetting about
"I can't talk too long, I gotta poo."
Casper Christiansen are...you being serious?
@@nuclearglory0363 Of course. It should also be fronted by Weird Al Yankovic.
I saw Hunter Dunbar at a grocery store in Los Angeles yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying.
And then everyone started clapping
Who was that dude even talking about? Lmao
I saw Hunter Dunbar commiting tax fraud last year, and when I pulled my BigWheel tricycle over and asked him why, he said "Hey my name is Devon Sawa and I was in hit films such as Final Destination and Fanatic, and have worked alongside legendary actor John Travolta, hit breakout star from films such as Grease and Face/Off!"
@@seanpazdera6407 never heard of copy pasta I guess? Sucks to be dumb huh
@@Bubblemation Hunter Dunbar isn't even a real guy
I have Asperger's and I can say this is very accurate. I love horror movies and I usually have to poop before wanting to kill someone
I didn’t know that when Fred Durst said “ keep rollin’ rollin’ rollin’ “ that’s how he would direct a film.
That or "Hey, let's shoot a scene where one of the character is listening to one of my songs and he's saying how much he loves my band."
Why Adum didn't make that joke is beyond me lol
Fucking nailed it.
Bruh
@@narcoticundertow he didn't make that joke cos RLM already made it.
I can't tell if we're supposed to feel sorry for Travolta, the celebrity guy, or neither of them and that's really concerning.
JakeTakesTheCakes just what the hell was the movie trying to say: that fans can be dangerous or that celebrities are assholes? Both characters are examples of it
@Elvick true, I learnt that female inmigrants can die and no one will care and the killer will walk free (?????) she was the most damaged and she was an extra I hope she got good money lol
@@Malum09 So it's a movie with two incredibly unlikable characters that you can't possibly sympathize with? Wow...not sure if that's better honestly.
@@JakeTakesTheCakes
At least when _The Prestige_ did the same thing there was an attempt to give a reason for why everyone acted like dicks.
This movie is just bad and if anything by the end of it I was mad at Moose for getting away with literally murdering a woman and repeated breaking and entering
His blood is all over the house , HIS FINGERS ARE STILL ON HIS FLOOR
Shhh there's no such thing as forensics.
Just because he was arrested doesn't mean he'll be convicted, remember. The gardener never saw Moose, only Dora ever did. He only vaguely knows there was a man creeping around the estate, not anything about his appearance or personality. It makes more sense to assume it was the fault of your employer who regularly flies off the handle and drinks alcohol with his meds like a dumbass. Forensics will figure it out and the celebrity will probably still end up charged with manslaughter if Moose dies from his injuries, or some other thing for using excessive force in his self-defense (and failing to call the police) if Moose lives. (I feel like the end of the movie hinted that he died, but I couldn't tell if he was wearing the wings or if his friend was and that was supposed to be her saving him after the worst night of his life...?) Anyway, just because they don't show it happening, doesn't mean that's not what happened. Y'know? Eh. I guess it doesn't matter either way, given how batshit this movie was.
Fckn idiot, everyone knows mentally disabled people don't have DNA
KissMyAspergers It’s said she took him to the hospital so most likely he survived
Odds are he’s not in the police system
Me: Mom I want Joker!
Mom: We have Joker at home
Joker at home:
"Its the same thing!"
joker is such shit compared to this masterpiece
I love the progression of Adam’s laugh at 12:03 so much, it’s like genuine chuckling, mildly evil laughter, exaggerated evil laughter, *actual* laughter, and then laugh-coughing
I thought it was fake evil laughing all the way up until the coughing lool
I love how when she’s flipping through the smartphone app, her finger doesn’t keep up with the swiping, and at one point it goes the opposite way of her finger.
You obviously haven't used my phone. It does that kind of thing all the time.
@@thursoberwick1948 I mean I'm just saying that isn't standard phone behavior.
"Good evening officer, someone broke into my house and I had to shoot and stab him in self defense.
You can check the blood on this knife, it's his, as are the fingers back in my room.
No, I don't mind accompanying you to the station until you can confirm my statements.
What? 1 minute of run-time left? F%#, guess it's off to jail, then!"
IKR?!
I mean, even if the dude says nothing they are gonna test the blood and find that it doesn't match the body or himself.
yeah - at least try to place the blame on the worker, who didn't find the body for SEVERAL DAYS. i mean, that's a big thing that is very sus.
especially since the worker said 'i concentrate on my work'
you do lawn work.
there is a BODY in the lawn.
it is obviously visible.
i mean, some juries could convict on that only (mind you, not a good jury)
Deca Suffrage
I thought, earlier in the film, the gardener said he was gonna be gone for the weekend? Which is why he didn’t find the body.
That moves WAY past self-defense. When you reach the point where you are stabbing out the intruders eyes and kicking them down a flight of stairs as they actively try to escape you and (we didn’t see it here, but it happens) you also start shooting next to the intruder’s head for no purpose other than to terrify them while they’re down, you have passed the limits of self-defense. Shooting his fingers off and punching him though, that was fine and perfectly justified.
What an unintentionally uncomfortable film from start to finish. Just stunning.
Unintentionally?
psycho mantis?
I laugh
Stunningly utter shit.
That ninja?
I was very very fortunate this weekend and got to meet Devon Sawa/Hunter Dunbar at a convention. He gave me some fun insight about the filming. Travolta, a known method actor, refused to break character. He would show up everyday in costume, mullet and all, and in between takes, he would rock back and forth and mumble things to himself. Which was kind of sad if you think about it because that means Travolta is actually trying his best during this.
Wow. That’s interesting. Wether or not you’re lying or not doesn’t matter because that is so believeabke
I think that he didn't get along well with his son Jet (now departed, and who was autistic). I think there is a grab-bag of mannerisms which he's projecting from what he knew of his son. Also, I think Travolta is really bad at method acting, which sets fire to this metaphorical dumpster. To use a Simpsonism, your story is perfectly cromulent.
We all miss you, scott, thankfully you are still here, we can always come back to listen to the twisted humor you brought, its fantastic, thank you for sharing it with us
can't watch this too long
gotta poo
I am shitting
@@ncrtrooper3841 I made the mistake of poo'ing before i got here, now i have to stay..
Worth it.
Save it for me please
@@IEatPooPooForFun open up bub
Dylan McMahon I’m pooping right now
This movie is if Joker was starring Christian Weston Chandler
oh my god hahahah
that would have been gold
I will pay good money for that
Uhm, excuse me it's CHRISTINE Weston Chandler you sexist. 😒
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sarcasm
yes Travolta is fully CHAN-neling his inner chris
I'd kill to see that
As a person on the spectrum, I wanted to gouge out Travoltas eyes
10/10 movie would HIGHLY RECOMMEND
As another person on the spectrum myself, Travolta's performance makes Simple Jack look like Rain Man.
Wait is Travolta's character literally supposed to be autistic? Wow, just wow...
@@FormerlyMatthewC Yeah, he shows the typical "symptoms"
@@VictoriatheWolfGirl the holywood ones
As someone on the spectrum, I just want to shave of that hair
damn, the best metaphor in this movie is that he is called HUNTER dunbar and travolta is called MOOSE
This is truly Kubrick's deepest and most philosophical work yet
But the Hunter becomes the hunted! Sort of.
This is what happened to John Travolta’s character after Face/Off.
"Travolta is the Nick Cage of actors" -Mike Stoklasa.
Nick Cage isn't an actor. He just stumbled around on sets that he found randomly.
That’s the joke.jpeg
This is the Dark Souls of comments
Funny because they both were in Face/Off.
Say what you want but imagine your film had a wide release and made under $4,000, gotta feel sorry for the people involved
It's extremely sad crusing really but I guess no where to go but up
i blame the marketing
This comment is far too depressing. It's actually eerily similar to Trovolta with Battlefield Earth. Hard working people getting over-shadowed and their hard work ruined.
50 theaters is not a wide release
600 theaters is a wide release.
@@balleet210 meh hard working for a bad movie for a cult so I dont really feel sorry
Not since Riding the Bus with my Sister has an actor with a mental illness portrayed so terribly a person with a mental illness.
@wivuyao aww what's thexmatter sweetie
BrokamaGay no, not since joker as there been a portrayal of mental illness by a mainstream actor so well
It's like 13 Reasons Why levels of bad lmao
Rosie’s character x moose
Sometimes Moose is just emotionally 5 years old. Sometimes he's distanced from the world and mesmerised by chimes, or smells. Sometimes Moose has the maturity of a teenager and is petulant and shows digust. Then he's 5 years old again and running around with antlers. Then he plans a complete hostage-taking and performance-art pastiche of horror films - something which most of us would find very hard to do. One of the worst movies of all time. Limp Biscuit should be ershamed, as should the Quine.
I'm autistic, but I feel like even I'd be making fun of that guy.
same
same
Im between feeling slightly bad for him and laughing my ass off
@Hbot I like ur profile picture, also same
I'm autistic and I *know* I'd be making fun of that guy
"i WROTE STAN."
Emimem realizing he peaked years ago.
he’s gonna peak when he stops making “music” all together.
@@brendan5260 popular thing bad
@aaronsdavis its just a song from years ago called 'stan'. Using a sample from another popular song , might i add, it's not like he composed it entirely.
@@brendan5260 ayyy
@aaronsdavis a "Stan" is an obsessive creepy fan, much like John Travolta
This video already has more likes than dollars earned by The Fanatic
YMS probably earned more from Ad revenue than the movie they're reviewing
@@kashinimeyo right, because a youtube video with less than a million views will get you $4k
@@doomerbloomer6160 adum’s patreon makes more per month than this movie did on opening day
You guys remember how John Travolta had an autistic son?
I wonder if that influenced his performance at all...
Edit: Legitimately though this was uncomfortable to watch from a personal perspective. My brother is on the spectrum and I can't help but have mixed feelings about his portrayal of someone who's also on the spectrum. He gets a few of the common traits right, like rocking back and forth as a self soothing mechanism, displaying anger/anxiety, intense obsessive interests, and struggling to communicate with people in a socially acceptable manner. But I can see why people are clowning on his performance. It really comes off as a disrespectful stereotyped caricature of autistic adults despite his first hand knowledge with raising an autistic child.
Alex oh god
arghhh
Key word 'had'
CAB CAB sad....Scientology is a fucking cult
What if John Travolta is his own Autistic son?
It's just like what Robert Downey Jr. said in the movie Tropic Thunder.
"I am Iron Man."
"I am inevitable".
"And I
Am
A dude playing a dude disguised as another dude!"
So true.
Never go full regal
Never go full John Travolta.
@@Venislovas just about to comment this. Well done my friend.
the disappointment when he punched john travolta instead of kissing him
Its like that scene with Monty and Winston from 13 Reasons Why.
this was always my favorite adum and pals, I couldn’t tell u the number of times I’ve rewatched this it always made me cry laughing… Scoot will be truly missed 💔
❤️ well said
Here here 😭
A humiliating portrayal of people on the Autistic Spectrum. At least you could make a fun drinking game out of it!
Medieval Genie drink every time Travolta comits a crime!
As an autistic person this film makes me uncomfortable. Once in a while i see how others see me in a portrayal like this and its crushing
Well there ppl that’s are on different level then u . Not all are functional. Get mad if show that or made they make u look like a genius. Lol
Oh man hes gonna use that pic of Travolta kissing the guy on his head all the time now isn't he.
I mean, why not?
i know im gonna use it
for
personal purposes
Everyone:
The Fanatic isn’t funny
Me, an intellectual:
I can’t care about your opinion too long. I gotta poo.
Kek'd
there was an attempt
It's not funny it's bloody hilarious
Literally me looking at all those “social commentator” channels.
We get it, you made an hour long video on someone to compensate for a lack of personality. And the audience clap like seals at feeding time.
This is like a gritty remake of "Riding on the Bus With My Sister".
Rosie O'Donnell's Pee Wee Herman impression was especially hilarious 😅
"You cannot invade other people's privacy!!"
-- A paparazzi photograher.
Watching this legitimately gave me anxiety. Each cringey moment made my heart start sinking like my heart was being broken. The commentary really makes it almost bearable. Thank you.
it's a fucking weird depressing mess! what an absolute masterpiece!
i don't understand what you mean, elaborate. i know this is 7 months old but it wouldn't hurt to ask
Olsson 2025 I think they’re expressing the feeling that people get when they see something cruel and wrong. Like if you see people laughing while burning a puppy with cigarettes, or the “invisible ink prank” video from daddy of 5 where two grown ass adults are screaming at a child crying on the floor, or the countless videos of police violence from the recent George Floyd protests. I remember this feeling from reading the book “a child called ‘it’” in middle school, the book is an autobiography about being an abused child, and when I read the more graphic scenes I remember wanting to cry, puke, and scream, everything your body wants to do when something is seriously wrong. They feel this way about how to movie treats autism and mental issues, and how moose as a character is written and treated.
BUT having some levity like people joking in the less serious/ fictional situations can make it easier to digest the situations. Still not good but “almost bearable”.
Hope I helped.
@@letsbehonest6322 that's a fair answer but with me being autistic I just feel love for the character because see myself in him. Not to that extent but still
I just thought it was hilarious lmao
As much as I love laughing at this, can someone answer to me seriously: What happened to John Travolta? What made him go from Grease to his return to spotlight thanks to Pulp Fiction and then to this? Is he like Bruce Willis where he doesn't care anymore? Or is he this desperate?
Scientology and drugs?
Midlife crises? 🤷🏽♀️
His agent is probably sick of making male prostitutes sign NDAs so is purposefully tanking his career?
My guess is after hairspray and getting involved in Scientology nobody took him seriously anymore but he wanted to be in serious movies and these kinda ones were the only ones available to him
He’s too busy hiding all his boyfriends from his wife to care about how he makes money.
How to broaden your horizons in your acting career, cementing the fact that you're worth your salt whilst avoiding being pigeon-holed as a certain type of actor: Robert Pattinson
How not to: John Travolta
"Welcome to Ollywood, where dreams are made of"
-John Travolta, 2019
*drayoims
Spoken in the exact accent of the bartender from _The Town With No Name._
As a 16yr old on the spectrum, I fucking love this performance. Don’t get me wrong, it’s ridiculously offensive to depict someone on the spectrum in the way ‘Moose’ was, but on an entertainment value, it’s through the damn roof.
Travolta went absolutely wild in this film and it’s a blast to see.
You’re young, wait till you grow older and you will probably dislike it
@@YoyoF37 nah I'm 20 and this is funny as fuck
@@YoyoF37 i'm 27, i would go as far as calling travolta's perfromance as "bold". the man is trying HARD. cringed through the whole thing it was amazing
@@YoyoF37 I'm 99 and I loved it.
I feel so sorry for Travolta. Then again, that happens when you join Scientology. Kids, stay clean!
Stay clean… of body thetans!
“Don’t believe the critics”
Agreed, but like...not here.
I agree with your agreement
"Critics" is too generic to agree or disagree with
Critics shouldn’t exist in general, which is why I only watch these vids for the funny commentary, and not the review videos YMS is known for.
MKManiac why
Phil Swift
Because art is about what makes you feel, and not everyone is effected by the same things, therefore art is subjective.
Sure one can evaluate different types of art by scrutinizing it on a technical level, camera work, grammar, etc. But that doesn’t change the message or the feelings/effects it has on a person.
Adum often criticizes plot holes and technical issues such as sound and cinematography. That can mean a movie is not technically well made, but it doesn’t mean the movie is bad, as long as it conveyed some sort of emotion(s) to at least one viewer out there, then it is art.
So, that’s why I don’t like critics. Sure their technical points may be valid but that doesn’t mean the movie is bad yet it will turn away those who may like it because they’ll end up taking those critics own word for it when it is nothing more than an opinion. No person should be allowed to say a movie isn’t art when there is clearly someone out there that is effected by it.
TL;DR
A film can be poorly made but that doesn’t make the film bad, someone will like it.
Edit: Forgot to add, Adum is a person with an opinion, but they’re not some expert on what movie is good or bad, no one is, not Stuckman, RLM, RtMM, IHE, or anyone.
From IMDB:
"Dunbar threatening to shoot Moose with his rifle foreshadows Dunbar shooting Moose in the hand with his rifle."
Can't argue with that, lol
HE ACTUALLY DID WIN THE RAZZIE. We all saw it coming, though.
Travoltas Oscar speech : "Can't talk for long, I need a poo. Thank you."
_"A really great movie..."_ Adum, I believe the *Toyota International Film Festival* fumes have been affecting your reasoning lately.
That's fucking gold right there
This movie was pretty much Stuckmannized
RedLetterMedia review was better.
@@ThreadBomb RLM always does it better.
Kanggaxx no
All the critics listed, and all in general, suck.
Chris suck(s off)man sucks (off men)
King of Comedy and Taxi Driver: *exists*
Joker: "I can do that"
The Fanatic: " MOOSE is IN thE HOusE!"
This is one of my favorite Scoot videos, it's honestly how i got into death grips. You will be missed Scoot
Chris Chan, the autobiographical movie.
Before the really weird twist ending.
The battle between Will Smith, Will Smith and John Travolta for the Razzie is on!!!
Mike Valenzuela cats?
“John Travolta’s Joker”
And I think his police officer character is suppose to be Commissioner Gordon?!
Scoot's privilege scale will forever be one of my favorite jokes. Rest in Peace Scott.
Scoot listing off the privilege scale absolutely killed me
*Life is Strange 2: The Movie*
☑ Main character does some shitty drawings
☑ He's embarassing (furry/scientolotard)
☑ He gets an eyepatch
☑ He gay
I wouldn't be surprised if Life is Strange 3 was about a gay furry internet reviewer who coincidentally is named Adum.
Caio Soares is Adam gay and a furry? I wouldn’t be to surprised
"Either that or John Travolta's agent really hates hin" between this and Gotti that might be true
5:50 Jack Torrence is Jack Nicholson's character from The Shining, Tyler Durden and Robert Pulson are characters from Fight Club. Evan Jealous is a character Fred Durst played
Although they spelled Torrance wrong, they still get points for naming the fictional street he apparently lives on after the hotel from the book.
@@DistractedGlobeGuy Gonna have to deduct that point again, they misspelt Robert Paulson as well (as "Pulson", really? No-one else noticed that apparently)
Moral of the story:
If John Travolta asks you for an autograph. You give him an autograph!!
Or the alternative moral:
Aim for the danger zone
Wait, can we acknowledge the fact that they even misspelled Jack Torrance as Jack Torrence?
With a good script and directing and dropping the stalker being on the spectrum angle, I could actually see this concept working. Like a thriller/horror movie about a celebrity being stalked in the age of social media could work, and I’d love to see someone outside limp bizkit take a crack at it.
I disagree with the dropping the stalker being on the spectrum. If it was REALLY good. They'd know how to do it respectively, while also being the kind of movie that tells ppl "he's a killer due to outside reason, not due to him being autistic."
@@yikesyourchunkyhostilityha2321 fair, but it’d require a really good writer
Just coming back to ask if you've played _Parasocial._
"Imagine having a house so big, you wouldn't find a body on the premises" I immediately started thinking of where bodies could be in my house and how long it would take me to find them if they don't stink first.
" just shout nightmare nightmare! nightmare!"
Travolta : "this is a niightmaarre"
he fixed himself.
As someone on the spectrum, his performance was uncomfortable but in a funny way. 12/10
I would like to second this.
"I can't talk too long; I gotta poo." - Mahatma Ghandi
I love how Adum's response to everything cartoonishly goofy in the movie is a *cartoonish goofy laugh*
I'm laughing coz Devon is playing a lifelike Jeremy Renner.
Like as if Jeremy Renner was a real person. Could you imagine.
@@GippyHappy LLMAOOO EXACTLY
Had I known about this character of Travolta's then I promise my halloween costume woulda been a hawaiian shirt and a fanny pack. bad luck i guess. gotta poo.
Hmm John Travolta hiding in the closet.. I wonder if the movie is trying to tell me something
“Never go full John Travolta” -Robert Downey Jr.
John Travolta must've studied Riding the Bus with My Sister for weeks to pull off an amazing performance like that.
i guess "I wrote Stan" and "this is Synecdoche, New York" are channel memes now
Daughters?
@@luazul_ ruclips.net/video/lTs_kXoPwrM/видео.html
So this is what the Joker would have been if John Travolta was the actor
The Joker came out the same year.
Coincidence? I think *NOT!*
This movie will clean up at the Razzies.
Jack Wheeler remember though, CATS still happened...
I keep finding myself back on this one because of the sheer pain in that "OW" from Adam at 16:04. It really sounds like he shared that feeling
9/10
It's no Gotti.
“Just because you have mental issues doesn’t mean your hair has to have mental issues.”
I laughed way harder than I should’ve.
This film screams Oscar bait.
@Elvick woosh
@Elvick I'm sorry to have offended you. And I'm sorry for making a horrible regurgitated joke. Forgive me.
Where did Elvick come across as offended? Please don't be one of those obnoxious people who goes "oh you're just offended" at ever rebuttal to a stupid joke or comment.
The people that made this might have been deluded enough to think they made a good movie, but I really doubt they thought they'd get a sniff at the Oscars.
@@peeppeeppeep3631 you seem like a very obnoxious person.
"Horror Icon" sounds like a Yugioh monster achetype
"I summon Horror Icon Mask Man in Attack Mode! And then with Horror Icon Twisted Puppet's ability, I attack with both of my monsters at once!"
Rest in peace Scoot ♥️
Scott’s contributions to these videos give me life. He is just a joy to listen to.
Right he’s great
What happens after the credits
"Oh well sir the blood on your shirt doesn't match the victims blood or your blood. Clearly you actually didn't murder her"
Aha exactly what I was thinking
An then after that moose gets arrested for murder
I'm willing to bet that all those positive IMDb reviews are from the Church of Scientology
9:44 There was also a "Tyler Durden" on the celebrity stalking app. What an understated way to reference a film...
That was kind of a cool Easter egg.
Adum yelling "OW!" at 16:04 is just the funniest thing for some reason
The WILTY reference made this video infinitely better.
Yeah, turns out these ass munchers have class.
Thread Bomb what?
Rip Scott
I have seen this video like 100 times & I just realised something
At 8:58 & moose makes a comment about the dead plant I think it's meant to explain why they never end up finding Dora's body until way later because either nobody goes to that side of the house or everyone just forgets to check their, either way being an explanation to why her body lays there for so long
This movie is GENIUS
it's borderline experimental!
Huh. Wow!
Admittedly the shot of Moose crawling away while Hunter entered the door frame is a cool shot.
Too bad it's not in a better movie. XD
just imagining chris stuckmann watching this alone in an empty theater, laughing his ass off