This video is sponsored by NordPass! During their End of Winter Sale from February 2 - 25, get 70% off NordPass at nordpass.com/summreactions or by using coupon code: SUMMREACTIONS. Plus, you get an additional month for FREE!
hi guys, love watching you react to those crazy ZAZ movies. I got a special request you will looooove watching and that nobody ever watch. My favorite 80's comedy is called "When nature calls" from Charles Kaufman and it's ... just watch it ... Oh, and if you haven't seen it there's a skit movie called "Amazon women on the moon" from 5 directors including Joe Dante and John Landis. great cameos and worth watching too !
@@leonardbennett8221 A goodie from SCOTLAND?! 🏴😍 Shoot me an email at summerlincreative@gmail.com. We're getting our P.O. address finalized now so I'll reply to your email with the details! Thank you SO MUCH for the thought!!! Cheers and ALL the love, Emily ❤
The sad thing is that the movie has become rather prophetic about how Detroit has turned out. I can see someone today begging to be tortured over being sent to Detroit.
The part where he misses his kick and says "shit!" is one of my favorite parts, one reason being that it is probably the most realistic part of any fight scene in a movie, lol.
I loved Matthew's reactions to The Kentucky Fried Movie, but hands down, Emily's reactions were SO much fun to watch and her giggles are just delightful. And Emily's reactions to certain, on screen body parts, are fabulous. Now, you both MUST see Enter The Dragon, with the legend Bruce Lee.
Not only have you shown relevance, but you have shown how these above facts relate to the case that, despite millions of dollars of research, Death continues to be our nation's Number One Killer. In that there is so far no known treatment for Death's crippling effects, you nevertheless have succeeded in serving to continue to acquaint everyone possible with the Three Early Warning Signs of Death. This is a skillfully courageous accomplishment that has even so remained honorably among us as proven worthy of much well-deserved praise, in that it is a Public Service Operation of Extraordinary Magnitude. You Have Our Gratitude.
This was a precursor to "Airplane!" and I think the Enter the Dragon parody was a trial run of the style of comedy they were thinking of doing in their next movie.
The thing is: I first saw "Enter The Dragon" more than 15 years after "Kentucky Fried Movie". And I had to laugh through much of the movie. I just couldn't take it serious anymore!
Haha.Im 57 and there was a time when Drive Ins were THE BEST.Watch shows like this and you can kick back and do what you want.THIS movie was one to watch at a drive in.Just plain stupid humor is THE BEST.
Fyi: the title of the movie featured in the skit, "Feel Around Movie Theatre" is called "See You Next Wednesday;" John Landis, who directed the segment, would subtly reference the film title in nearly every other film (or music video) that he would direct afterwards.
He has great "in jokes" in his movies. My fave is how the coda on Animal House says Niedermeyer went to Vietnam and was killed by his own troops, then in the Vietnam war section of Twilight Zone: The Movie, a soldier says: "I told you we shouldn't have shot Lt Niedermeyer!" And how Stephen Bishop is always credited as "Charming Guy", but is listed in Twilight Zone as "Charming G.I."
I think I know where Landis got "See You Next Wednesday". I recently watched "2001: A Space Odyssey" and you could have knocked me over with a feather when Dr. Heywood Floyd said it to his daughter via video phone from the orbital space station. I've seen the movie many times and had it in my personal DVD collection since the summer of '98 but I never noticed that before. Anyway, didn't mean to hi-jack this discussion... take care... see you next Wednesday.
The Bruce Lee films you need to add (as requested.....in release order!) Marlowe (1969, Bruce is the villain) The Big Boss (1971, aka Fists of Fury) Fist of Fury (1973, aka The Chinese Connection) Way of the Dragon (1972, aka Return of the Dragon) Game of Death (1978) Circle of Iron (1978, aka The Silent Flute....written by Bruce before he died)
If you want a great Kung Fu comedy, you should add Kung Pow: Enter the Fist to your list. They took an old kung Fu movie, then dubbed over it an added other stuff to it with a current day actor. It's ridiculously fun!
oh my god! that transition for the ad got me..lol anyway, kentucky fried movie is one of my favorite screwball comedies.. the amount of 'body parts' shown I knew will make Emily giggle.
Never thought I'd see this being reacted to on RUclips, good for you! I had those same "distinct" memories of this movie back when I had it on VHS lol. I definitely think 'Enter The Dragon' should be on the list, and maybe even 'Kung Fu Hustle' for a bit of fun.
All time best Kung Fu was made between the late 70's - Mid 80's. "Chinese Super Ninjas aka 5 element Ninjas," "The Kid with the Golden Arm," "Crippled Avengers," "The Five Deadly Venoms," "Flag of Iron,"
I cannot believe someone is actually reacting to this cult classic raunchy comedy masterpiece. I give it 11 out of 10. I have the DVD and took it to work for break time back in the day (overnight shift, no customers) So many great lines! All the ones you showed here plus "What do you drink?" - "I don't care" "A toy robot?" - "Eat lead sucka!" 🎥 💓 🍿
I thought I was the only person who remembered this movie, I actually took a date to the drive in to see this when I was 17, now you might have to do Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.
Was just going through your list of reactions and you actually watched "Kentucky Fried Movie"!! That's amazing! Now if you reacted to Return of the Killer Tomatoes or Amazon Women on the Moon, you two would be legends!
If you haven't yet, check out "The List" via the link in the description or under the about tab! I know Amazon Women on the Moon is on the list, and I'm pretty sure Return of the Killer Tomatoes is too, and if not it will be soon! Cheers -Codes
I first saw this movie at my fifteenth birthday party, a sleepover with my best friends. Picture three girls going into ninth grade in three months, laughing hysterically, that was a GREAT party. I've loved this movie ever since!
10:37 - *“Catholic Schoolgirls in Trouble!”* And _now_ you know why everybody wanted you to watch this. 😁 30:27 - *“Any closing thoughts?”* All that's left to say is, "Tanks for the mammaries."
12:16 That's the late actor John Anthony Bailey, he became an "actor" doing "other movies" as Jack Baker. But before, he had a guest spot on "Happy Days" before his other career would begin in the 1980s.
The news segment where the couple is getting it on has the producers, Jerry & David Zuckerman and Jim Abrams as the technicians crowding out the news reader to check out the couples action.
In "Fist Full Of Yen" there are several hilarious parts, but my biggest laugh came from the guy in the hall with the paper megaphone making the alarm sounds, the "Toy Robot" scene and the hidden microphone scene. Hilarious. Oh, and of course "Hung Well", "Long Wang" and "Enormous Genitals"!
I liked the part where he “hides” in the open through the room with people walking by him. And him telling the dog what we have here is a total wack ov concentwation.
1:46: Roll d20. Save vs Indecision.😎 Oh, them old Dungeon Master jokes keep coming folks! 10:30: Yes Emily, they're back! 16:30: Just when you think it can't get any sillier.... That was a great reaction!
Here's an interesting point. In every John Landis film, whenever you see the title for "See You Next Wednesday", it appears as an😢 ongoing gag or Easter egg, it appears in this film, The blues Brothers, trading places, etc. he also puts a gorilla in some of his films, but the man in the gorilla suit in this movie is a Academy award-winning makeup artist, Rick Baker.
Most random fact ever: Michael Jackson hired Landis to direct his music video for “Thriller" having only seen this movie of his. 😂 Neither my husband nor I have ever actually watched this movie before but the scene of the guy buying popcorn at the theater for $1 made me wonder what the cheapest popcorn anyone can remember from the theater in their lifetime is... Hubby and I remember $1.25 for a small box cuz we’re old af.
"Fistful of Yen" is a play on the 1972 Bruce Lee movie "Fist of Fury", however, the scenes played out here are a parody of Bruce Lee's other 1973 movie "Enter the Dragon"
I was in high school when this came out. Saw it in the theater with my best friend and the two young ladies that were our dates. The ladies went to the Catholic High School of Baltimore... Needless to say, things were a little "different" for the rest of the movie/evening. So, I also remember that portion of the movie QUITE well. LOL
My favorite part of that movie is when Dr Claw brings in the prisoner to be tortured but he yells he'll never talk and then Dr Claw tells his henchmen to take him to Detroit. The prisoner freaks out and tells him he'll talk.
I know at least two others have said it, but you absolutely need to watch Bruce Lee's "Enter The Dragon" to see how they came up with almost all the jokes in "Fistful of Yen".
If you watch a collection of 1970s exploitation movie trailers, you'll quickly see that "Catholic High School Girls in Trouble" was right on the mark. Roger Corman's New World Pictures was delivering drive-in classics like "The Big Doll House" and "The Student Nurses," which managed to squeak by with an R rating but were nevertheless designed with one purpose in mind.
Love this movie! Another one in a similar vein is Amazon Women On The Moon. Not as funny as this one but it has some great bits. The Invisible Man spoof with Ed Begley is hilarious!
It was basically a semi-sequel to this movie. John Landis was also involved with it. And I believe its working title was actually "The Kentucky Fried Sequel."
The finest comedy ever made , it was the first film that started ideas like Police academy,airplane , Dracula,Dead n loving it etc .it's still the best .But no way would this ever be released , esp REX CRAMER
Another Fun (but odd) Fact: in the fight scene in Fistful of Yen when Loo takes down Bulkus and Bulkus gets up, you see Loo mouth, “What the f**k?” Wesley Snipes paid homage to that in the climatic fight scene in the first Blade movie.
Omg. Hahaha holy crap I NEVER thought I'd see anyone ever react to this classic because I don't believe anyone I've ever known has ever seen it, lol. The movie within a movie. Of course, it's a Landis-directed film, lol. Can't wait to revisit and watch your reaction to this racy craziness, lol, so heeeere we go!
For classic kung fu movies, definitely watch Jackie Chan's Drunken Master 2 (aka The Legend of Drunken Master) and Jet Li's Fist of Legend (remake of Fist of Fury). Both came out in 1994. The original 1978 Drunken Master is fine, but it barely connects w/ the sequel.
Written by David and Jerry Zucker and Jim Abrams, the creators of Airplane!, and directed by John Landis, the director of National Lampoon's Animal House and An American Werewolf In London.
A bit of trivia - according to the DVD commentary, the dialogue scene in 'A Fistfull of Yen' where they're uncovering the hidden microphone's is comprised almost entirely of former President Richard Nixon's secret White House recordings from inside the Oval Office.
Not a completely fair comparison. KFM is straight up sketch comedy. TS had to keep a cohesive storyline going, and still managed to be a rollercoaster of jokes. I don't know if I would rate either as better or worse than the other.
Research for this flick resulted in Airplane! Abrahams and/or one or more of the Zuckers left their VCR recording late night TV for spoof material, and happened to record Zero Hour!, upon which Airplane! (and it's exclamation point!) was based.
Emily should get a cool nickname too: "The Unfiltered Undergrad"......"The Panavision Padawan"......"The Box-Office Buccaneer" I got too much time on my hands...
OMG that segway to the sponsor was amazing!!! The acting was amazing and you really got me...i thought you really didn't have the password for the movie 😂😂😂😂😂
I first saw this while in Turkey at an isolated army base, with very few women. Our reaction was all over the top. You can guess what parts were our favorite.
Fun Fact: the gorilla suit was made and performed by Oscar winning makeup effects artist, Rick Baker. The interview scene with the boom mic, the actor playing Claude LaMont was Barry Dennen. One of his most famous roles was as Pilate in Jesus Christ, Superstar. He was also a prolific voice actor doing voices for video games like Metal Gear Solid and movies like The Dark Crystal (he voiced the Chamberlain). He also discovered Barbara Streisand and helped develop her act. My friends and I met him on a touring production of Superstar one year. We had seen it the night before but didn’t realize he was in it, so we went back to meet him. He was so touched that we did that. I also brought my copy of “KFM” on DVD for him to autograph. I think it had just come out like two weeks before.
This video is sponsored by NordPass!
During their End of Winter Sale from February 2 - 25, get 70% off NordPass at nordpass.com/summreactions or by using coupon code: SUMMREACTIONS.
Plus, you get an additional month for FREE!
Just SUMM Reactions If i wanted to send a little present to you from here in Scotland,just for making my week. Where can i send it?
hi guys, love watching you react to those crazy ZAZ movies. I got a special request you will looooove watching and that nobody ever watch. My favorite 80's comedy is called "When nature calls" from Charles Kaufman and it's ... just watch it ... Oh, and if you haven't seen it there's a skit movie called "Amazon women on the moon" from 5 directors including Joe Dante and John Landis. great cameos and worth watching too !
Congratz on getting video sponsored!!!!
Nice segue into the ad! I didn't see it coming.
@@leonardbennett8221
A goodie from SCOTLAND?! 🏴😍
Shoot me an email at summerlincreative@gmail.com.
We're getting our P.O. address finalized now so I'll reply to your email with the details!
Thank you SO MUCH for the thought!!!
Cheers and ALL the love,
Emily ❤
"I'm not afraid of you! Do your worst!"
"Send him to Detroit."
"... No! NO! Not _Detroit!"_
Cleveland: We're Not Detroit!
The sad thing is that the movie has become rather prophetic about how Detroit has turned out. I can see someone today begging to be tortured over being sent to Detroit.
@@robertmartin9029 From what I heard from some Michiganders, Detroit has been like that for a long, long time.
recording of Jared Goff's meeting with Rams management.
"WHEN YOU SEE...Catholic School Girls In Trouble!"
Emily: Can we watch THAT, next?"
Me: Sounds like somebody's ready for 'Amazon Women On The Moon!"
The clumsy guy trying to make love reminded me of the Arsenio Hall segment of AWOTM.
@@darcywiley5096
LOL yeah. Bad Luck Chuck.
How about The Wild Women of Wongo?
Amazon Women On the Moon" should be added for sure.
Ain’t no Thelma here. The bitch don’t live here! The soda can exploding his is face was funny as hell.
That alarm friggin KILLS me every time! Lol
Fun fact: Those three guys at the ending skit with the news reporter are the guys who made the film.
“Can we get that album?”
“Euhm, no”
I just love your relationship.
They have an awesome friendship too. You can't have one without the other
My favorite line comes at the end of the Big Jim Slade announcement. "And the capital of Nebraska is Lincoln."
I have never since forgotten the capital of Nebraska. I live in London so it doesn’t come up too often, but the info is just stuffed in there.
The part where he misses his kick and says "shit!" is one of my favorite parts, one reason being that it is probably the most realistic part of any fight scene in a movie, lol.
"Is that Johnny? It's Johnny!" Highlight of the reaction.
who's Johnny?
@@Gravydog316 she was talking about the actor playing the stenographer. He played Emily’s favorite character, Johnny, in the movie Airplane.
@@Gravydog316 See the Airplane reaction.
Your first sponsored video is for Kentucky Fried Movie? Holy Hell.
Amazon Women from the Moon...don't do it.
Sorry...BTW...Titties
Hollywood Shuffle at some point?
I thought the same thing. Sponsor is like, "WTF?!?!" lol
@@ltdanu its the funniest movie ever made loved Amazon women on the moon📼
A girl stopped dating me for showing her this movie 😂🤣
Let that be a lesson. Make this a first date movie to weed out those who are not worthy. 😉
She was last seen with BIG JIM SLADE!!
@@CJJC I was just going to comment on that.
One lost interest in me after introducing her to Robot Chicken. Also, male pattern baldness and the early stage of impotence.
@@Arthezius you introduced her to impotence? Hmm. I didn't realize that required that level of formality. 🍆
BIG JIM SLADE!!! lol remember watching this when i was a kid like 100 years ago. love love love this movie !!!
Me too comedy classic first time i saw this movie on dvd in 2008 from my library rented it at the time i was 24 years old😌
"I live zee unknown, I love zee the unknown, I AM zee unknown."
"Where are you living now?"
"Zat is unknown."
I loved Matthew's reactions to The Kentucky Fried Movie, but hands down, Emily's reactions were SO much fun to watch and her giggles are just delightful.
And Emily's reactions to certain, on screen body parts, are fabulous.
Now, you both MUST see Enter The Dragon, with the legend Bruce Lee.
Also TIDDIES! xD
I think "Kung Pow: Enter the Fist" would be an appropriate follow-up to "A Fistful of Yen".
Yess. Second this. KUNG POW ! KUNG POW !
OH HELL YES
Yea, if she loves the sounds, that movie takes that to the next level. "Wee oooh wee eoow weee"
Absolutely! Such wonderful silliness in that movie.
Also you can do a short one (half hour) and try Kung Fury.
Kung Fu Hustle!
1. Rigor Mortis
2. A Rotting Smell
3. Occasional Drowsiness
Do not talk
Not only have you shown relevance, but you have shown how these above facts relate to the case that, despite millions of dollars of research, Death continues to be our nation's Number One Killer.
In that there is so far no known treatment for Death's crippling effects, you nevertheless have succeeded in serving to continue to acquaint everyone possible with the Three Early Warning Signs of Death.
This is a skillfully courageous accomplishment that has even so remained honorably among us as proven worthy of much well-deserved praise, in that it is a Public Service Operation of Extraordinary Magnitude.
You Have Our Gratitude.
Fist Full Of Yen is a direct parody of Bruce Lee's Enter The Dragon. That should be your 1st classic Kung Fu movie.
I'm a little disappointed I've not heard of our seen that.
I'll make that change.
Huh. I thought it was just part of this movie and didn't realize it was its own thing.
This was a precursor to "Airplane!" and I think the Enter the Dragon parody was a trial run of the style of comedy they were thinking of doing in their next movie.
The thing is: I first saw "Enter The Dragon" more than 15 years after "Kentucky Fried Movie". And I had to laugh through much of the movie. I just couldn't take it serious anymore!
The alarm guy gets me every time.
Now it's getting clear where the creators of Despicable me 2 got the idea...
Smooth transition. Went from reaction to endorsement and back again. Well done Darth Cinephile and his young apprentice Miss Gigglesworth
"As everyone expected, a surprise witness is being called to the stand." Must not have been a Gemini then.
Any time I see a parody of an iconic Martial Arts film, I'm in heaven and really, you can't get more iconic than Enter The Dragon. Thank You.
Haha.Im 57 and there was a time when Drive Ins were THE BEST.Watch shows like this and you can kick back and do what you want.THIS movie was one to watch at a drive in.Just plain stupid humor is THE BEST.
Fyi: the title of the movie featured in the skit, "Feel Around Movie Theatre" is called "See You Next Wednesday;" John Landis, who directed the segment, would subtly reference the film title in nearly every other film (or music video) that he would direct afterwards.
He has great "in jokes" in his movies. My fave is how the coda on Animal House says Niedermeyer went to Vietnam and was killed by his own troops, then in the Vietnam war section of Twilight Zone: The Movie, a soldier says: "I told you we shouldn't have shot Lt Niedermeyer!" And how Stephen Bishop is always credited as "Charming Guy", but is listed in Twilight Zone as "Charming G.I."
I think I know where Landis got "See You Next Wednesday". I recently watched "2001: A Space Odyssey" and you could have knocked me over with a feather when Dr. Heywood Floyd said it to his daughter via video phone from the orbital space station. I've seen the movie many times and had it in my personal DVD collection since the summer of '98 but I never noticed that before. Anyway, didn't mean to hi-jack this discussion... take care... see you next Wednesday.
@@charlesballard5251 No worries. That's an interesting bit of trivia. You never know, it just might be the title inspiration. Seems logical.
The Bruce Lee films you need to add (as requested.....in release order!)
Marlowe (1969, Bruce is the villain)
The Big Boss (1971, aka Fists of Fury)
Fist of Fury (1973, aka The Chinese Connection)
Way of the Dragon (1972, aka Return of the Dragon)
Game of Death (1978)
Circle of Iron (1978, aka The Silent Flute....written by Bruce before he died)
Catholic High School Girls in Trouble was very popular with me as a 12 year old who discovered this on cable tv back in the day 😂
My dad heard of this movie in a movie theater back in 1977 he told me he saw a poster but never watched it though😈
The “Alarm” guy fucking kills me every time 😂
Well, if she wants to watch kung fu movies, there is "Kung fu hustle " and "big trouble in little china!
Try Kung Pow too
@@xaraxen They made a sequel ?
@@tempsitch5632 A comedy/spoof movie directed by Steve Oedekerk.
@@xaraxen I think you missed my joke. 2/too
@@tempsitch5632 Missed by a mile
10:41 "Linda Chambers" (an amalgam of Linda Lovelace and Marilyn Chambers) "recreating her classic role" (a pencil roll).
Oh man I remember watching this back when I was a kid in the early 80's on VHS.
If you want a great Kung Fu comedy, you should add Kung Pow: Enter the Fist to your list. They took an old kung Fu movie, then dubbed over it an added other stuff to it with a current day actor. It's ridiculously fun!
oh my god! that transition for the ad got me..lol
anyway, kentucky fried movie is one of my favorite screwball comedies.. the amount of 'body parts' shown I knew will make Emily giggle.
You have our Gratitude! 🤗
It is a reaction of extraordinary magnitude!
Let's give them a great big hand!
My favorite line out of this whole movie is..."Take him to detroit. NO, NOT DETROIT!". I happen to live near detroit. Lol
That "Christ...did a cow shit in here?" line got the BIGGEST laugh when I originally saw this in 1977.
I know this is an edited highlights version, but there are so many jokes in this movie. I loved the cinema with the sensory surround feature.
We cannot forget the classic Kung Fu comedy Kung POW! Enter The Fist!
Not only are there cows but there is a Kung Fu cow fight!
I never knew this movie existed and I just watch it when finish this vid. God that was a funny movie.
A classic - "Christ, did a cow $#@& in here?!" still makes me laugh out loud
Never thought I'd see this being reacted to on RUclips, good for you! I had those same "distinct" memories of this movie back when I had it on VHS lol. I definitely think 'Enter The Dragon' should be on the list, and maybe even 'Kung Fu Hustle' for a bit of fun.
David Zucker was Sheldon in the courtroom scene, and Jerry Zucker was the Beaver, and the capital of Nebraska is Lincoln!
C'mon, Giovanni, cut it out:
You want us to get hollered at?
All time best Kung Fu was made between the late 70's - Mid 80's. "Chinese Super Ninjas aka 5 element Ninjas," "The Kid with the Golden Arm," "Crippled Avengers," "The Five Deadly Venoms," "Flag of Iron,"
Y’all need to watch Kung POW: Enter the Fist
I'm pretty sure I have a bit of a crush on you guys. Watching movies with you two would be so much fun!! Thanks for all the laughs!
One of the most quotable movies, ever.
"The female, if she is so inclined, may latch on to his honker."
"And the capital of Nebraska is LINCOLN!"
We are building a fighting force of extraordinary magnitude. We forge our tradition in the spirit of our ancestors. You have our gratitude.
I cannot believe someone is actually reacting to this cult classic raunchy comedy masterpiece. I give it 11 out of 10. I have the DVD and took it to work for break time back in the day (overnight shift, no customers)
So many great lines! All the ones you showed here plus "What do you drink?" - "I don't care"
"A toy robot?" - "Eat lead sucka!" 🎥 💓 🍿
I thought I was the only person who remembered this movie, I actually took a date to the drive in to see this when I was 17, now you might have to do Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.
Was just going through your list of reactions and you actually watched "Kentucky Fried Movie"!! That's amazing! Now if you reacted to Return of the Killer Tomatoes or Amazon Women on the Moon, you two would be legends!
If you haven't yet, check out "The List" via the link in the description or under the about tab! I know Amazon Women on the Moon is on the list, and I'm pretty sure Return of the Killer Tomatoes is too, and if not it will be soon! Cheers -Codes
Remember the joy of Just SUMM Reactions comes with BIG JIM SLADE!!!!!!!!!!
I first saw this movie at my fifteenth birthday party, a sleepover with my best friends. Picture three girls going into ninth grade in three months, laughing hysterically, that was a GREAT party. I've loved this movie ever since!
An oddball crazy fun fest of a film. Zucker and zucker. Can't hold a candle.
That segue into the sponsor was cheesy as all get out...I loved it lol 😆
"A TOY ROBOT!"
10:37 - *“Catholic Schoolgirls in Trouble!”*
And _now_ you know why everybody wanted you to watch this. 😁
30:27 - *“Any closing thoughts?”*
All that's left to say is, "Tanks for the mammaries."
Now I know why my teenage sons loved this movie !!!
This is the 1st movie of the zucker brothers Who got famous for making the movie airplane and the sequels , plus Police Squad
12:16 That's the late actor John Anthony Bailey, he became an "actor" doing "other movies" as Jack Baker. But before, he had a guest spot on "Happy Days" before his other career would begin in the 1980s.
Kung Fu Hustle is a must watch. Great kung fu mixed with whacky comedy.
I loved Kung Fu Hustle, not for the sheer insanity but every time I see the fat, smoking landlady run, I weep like a Mormon on crack with laughter.
The bad guy in "Fist Dull of Yen" Mr. Han is an actual Martial Artist Master Bong Soon Hong.
The Villain in a "Fist Full Of Yen" was a grand master of Hapkido a Korean martial art.
The news segment where the couple is getting it on has the producers, Jerry & David Zuckerman and Jim Abrams as the technicians crowding out the news reader to check out the couples action.
In "Fist Full Of Yen" there are several hilarious parts, but my biggest laugh came from the guy in the hall with the paper megaphone making the alarm sounds, the "Toy Robot" scene and the hidden microphone scene. Hilarious. Oh, and of course "Hung Well", "Long Wang" and "Enormous Genitals"!
I liked the part where he “hides” in the open through the room with people walking by him. And him telling the dog what we have here is a total wack ov concentwation.
1:46: Roll d20. Save vs Indecision.😎 Oh, them old Dungeon Master jokes keep coming folks!
10:30: Yes Emily, they're back!
16:30: Just when you think it can't get any sillier....
That was a great reaction!
Here's an interesting point. In every John Landis film, whenever you see the title for "See You Next Wednesday", it appears as an😢 ongoing gag or Easter egg, it appears in this film, The blues Brothers, trading places, etc. he also puts a gorilla in some of his films, but the man in the gorilla suit in this movie is a Academy award-winning makeup artist, Rick Baker.
The actor getting popcorn at the theater was Igor to mess worker from MASH.
Not a comedy, but a sci-fi classic for the 70's for the list: Soylent Green
Most random fact ever: Michael Jackson hired Landis to direct his music video for “Thriller" having only seen this movie of his. 😂
Neither my husband nor I have ever actually watched this movie before but the scene of the guy buying popcorn at the theater for $1 made me wonder what the cheapest popcorn anyone can remember from the theater in their lifetime is...
Hubby and I remember $1.25 for a small box cuz we’re old af.
Love to see ya do 'Johnny Dangerously' someday.
It's a fargin' classic!!
Saw that once.
Once.
Say your prayers, you farguing bastige cinnamon-batch ice-hole.
We laughed our butts of seeing the Radio Shack firemans helmets on the "alarms". I hated selling those things.
"Fistful of Yen" is a play on the 1972 Bruce Lee movie "Fist of Fury", however, the scenes played out here are a parody of Bruce Lee's other 1973 movie "Enter the Dragon"
I was in high school when this came out. Saw it in the theater with my best friend and the two young ladies that were our dates. The ladies went to the Catholic High School of Baltimore... Needless to say, things were a little "different" for the rest of the movie/evening. So, I also remember that portion of the movie QUITE well. LOL
My favorite part of that movie is when Dr Claw brings in the prisoner to be tortured but he yells he'll never talk and then Dr Claw tells his henchmen to take him to Detroit. The prisoner freaks out and tells him he'll talk.
I know at least two others have said it, but you absolutely need to watch Bruce Lee's "Enter The Dragon" to see how they came up with almost all the jokes in "Fistful of Yen".
If you watch a collection of 1970s exploitation movie trailers, you'll quickly see that "Catholic High School Girls in Trouble" was right on the mark. Roger Corman's New World Pictures was delivering drive-in classics like "The Big Doll House" and "The Student Nurses," which managed to squeak by with an R rating but were nevertheless designed with one purpose in mind.
I always liked The Hot Box.
Oh boy. I didn’t know if I’d ever see a reaction to this movie. And I’m so glad it’s from you.
Love this movie! Another one in a similar vein is Amazon Women On The Moon. Not as funny as this one but it has some great bits. The Invisible Man spoof with Ed Begley is hilarious!
It was basically a semi-sequel to this movie. John Landis was also involved with it. And I believe its working title was actually "The Kentucky Fried Sequel."
@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy funniest movie ever made great sequel 💀
The finest comedy ever made , it was the first film that started ideas like Police academy,airplane , Dracula,Dead n loving it etc .it's still the best .But no way would this ever be released , esp REX CRAMER
Another Fun (but odd) Fact: in the fight scene in Fistful of Yen when Loo takes down Bulkus and Bulkus gets up, you see Loo mouth, “What the f**k?” Wesley Snipes paid homage to that in the climatic fight scene in the first Blade movie.
Omg. Hahaha holy crap I NEVER thought I'd see anyone ever react to this classic because I don't believe anyone I've ever known has ever seen it, lol. The movie within a movie. Of course, it's a Landis-directed film, lol. Can't wait to revisit and watch your reaction to this racy craziness, lol, so heeeere we go!
I'm also amazed they did this, as it's the most RUclips unfriendly movie possible.
For classic kung fu movies, definitely watch Jackie Chan's Drunken Master 2 (aka The Legend of Drunken Master) and Jet Li's Fist of Legend (remake of Fist of Fury). Both came out in 1994. The original 1978 Drunken Master is fine, but it barely connects w/ the sequel.
Only part you missed was when the Bruce Lee guy mouthes "WTF". That was the best.
Written by David and Jerry Zucker and Jim Abrams, the creators of Airplane!, and directed by John Landis, the director of National Lampoon's Animal House and An American Werewolf In London.
Dam. Live action robot chicken. Nailed it.
I like how the gorilla got angered and embarrassed when they were talking about his unfortunate mating conundrums.
16:22 is one of the funniest things i've ever seen in film history. I remember pulling a stomach muscle laughing so hard at the human alarm guy.
A bit of trivia - according to the DVD commentary, the dialogue scene in 'A Fistfull of Yen' where they're uncovering the hidden microphone's is comprised almost entirely of former President Richard Nixon's secret White House recordings from inside the Oval Office.
This movie is a joy.
20:57 LMAO priceless faces by Emily! BAHAHAHAHA 😂
This movie is actually on a higher level than "Top Secret".
@do br Operative word: "FAN".
Not a completely fair comparison. KFM is straight up sketch comedy. TS had to keep a cohesive storyline going, and still managed to be a rollercoaster of jokes. I don't know if I would rate either as better or worse than the other.
Oh hell no. You guys did one professional commercial. And lady. You got yourself an amazingly smooth radio voice.
Thank you so much!!!! I named my Pet Turtle, Big Jim Slade 4 years ago!!!
This makes me smile so much!!! #iwasbornthatyear!!!
How big is Big Jim now?
@@celiashen5490 we let him go in a nice swamp. I'm sure he is still doing good!
@@Gqspeed13 Aww, a nice swamp! I bet he's happy. :D
@@celiashen5490 I hope he is!!!
Research for this flick resulted in Airplane! Abrahams and/or one or more of the Zuckers left their VCR recording late night TV for spoof material, and happened to record Zero Hour!, upon which Airplane! (and it's exclamation point!) was based.
Emily should get a cool nickname too:
"The Unfiltered Undergrad"......"The Panavision Padawan"......"The Box-Office Buccaneer"
I got too much time on my hands...
OMG that segway to the sponsor was amazing!!! The acting was amazing and you really got me...i thought you really didn't have the password for the movie 😂😂😂😂😂
I first saw this while in Turkey at an isolated army base, with very few women. Our reaction was all over the top. You can guess what parts were our favorite.
Fun Fact: the gorilla suit was made and performed by Oscar winning makeup effects artist, Rick Baker.
The interview scene with the boom mic, the actor playing Claude LaMont was Barry Dennen. One of his most famous roles was as Pilate in Jesus Christ, Superstar. He was also a prolific voice actor doing voices for video games like Metal Gear Solid and movies like The Dark Crystal (he voiced the Chamberlain). He also discovered Barbara Streisand and helped develop her act. My friends and I met him on a touring production of Superstar one year. We had seen it the night before but didn’t realize he was in it, so we went back to meet him. He was so touched that we did that. I also brought my copy of “KFM” on DVD for him to autograph. I think it had just come out like two weeks before.
If I remember correctly, the 3 crew members behind the news anchor in the last scene are Zucker, Zucker, and Abrams.
One of my favorite things about this? Actual Hapkido Grandmaster Bong Soo Han saying "Shit!" :D
Big Jim Slade is my favorite part!
@Just SUMM Reactions
If you love the sounds and ridiculousness of it, Kung Pow: Enter the Fist
OMFG, it is GLORIOUS!!