Um Actually I thought this episode looked really neat and wasn't sure why. Then I realized 1. It's letterboxed and 2. That's on purpose to match the theme.
Um Actually, Schindler's List has more color than just black, white, and a little bit of red, because the opening (the candle lighting) and closing scenes (the real life survivors and the actors visiting schindler's grave) are in color!
@@DustyStarrs I'm curious, is it obvious/common knowledge to recognize that those are fake cinema lines, or is that a result of video editing experience?
Mike was in a crossword puzzle this month. I was surprised when the clue was "Uhm Actually host Trapp". I was pleasantly surprised to see his name come up in a crossword puzzle.
@@s.j7423 Sorry I don't remember which one it was. I was looking at the app I use to download crossword puzzles and the ones available today are USA Today, Newsday, and Universal. It was most-likely one of those.
He should not have gotten tha point for _Citizen Kane_ - the only guess he had was "someone rushed into the room", but that was not the thing that was wrong with the statement (since that person, while they did exist, was not the one who heard "Rosebud" and clarify the plot hole). But he more than made up for it by identifying Casey Affleck so fast.
I mean, I think he knew plenty of stuff, just had some bad luck with some of the buzz-ins. But yeah his vibe was perfect. Early on I was gonna say you're setting yourself up for a burn if you keep joking about how you're in first or second at 0 points, like Trapp did, but "so I medaled" is such a good comeback anyway haha.
Raph is so upset that Shane would think Midnight Cowboy was PG but Logan's Run, which came several years AFTER Midnight Cowboy and featured the protagonists running through a literal orgy room, is rated PG so Shane wasn't really that off base
I love that Raph is like, the anti-Brennan in that he doesn't actually give a shit if he wins. I also love that he's not the anti-Brennan, in that he's also hilarious. Also, for the record, I had North by Northwest at the first level of pixellation.
It's interesting they went with a basketball because the colors were so clashing/lower contrast. A classic soccer ball has too much of a pattern to highlight Wilson, but they could've had one with more quiet colors. Or, perhaps a white frisbee (although I appreciate them sticking to balls in the end).
I would have been in an awkward position for that question. I guessed the scene right immediately, but... I didn't know the name of that movie. Do you think they would have given me the point if I named 3 tv shows that have parodied the scene?
Pretty sure this is a rerun, but I'll make this correction anyway. The statement "questions asked during interrogation prior to miranda are not admissible" has exceptions. The statement has to have been made in custody AND be a response to an interrogative question (that being one clearly likely to, and intended to, provoke incriminating testimony.) You can ask them "Would you like a soda" and if they respond "I DID IT! I KILLED HER!" then you can use that as evidence even if its within the situation of "interrogation." The "interrogation" part specifically refers to interrogative questions, not the actual action of interrogating. Also, the person must be in custody of some kind. You can ask an incriminating question to a passerby who isn't in custody and if they answer with incriminating evidence, it is admissible. The rule is that they have to both be in custody AND be interrogated, which makes the question which only covered interrogation technically incorrect.
Basically, change the word "permissible" to "admissible" and it's correct. You can interrogate the holy hell out of the suspect, but if they're not read their rights and/or don't have an attorney present, none of it is admissible in court. You give every detail about the crime you committed and it (mostly) won't matter.
I love how Grae says "Oh No" when she finds out that the one phone call is a myth, because it sounds like she's worried about how her planned jail time in the future.
The phone call thing makes sense once you give it some thought. You get one phone call, you call an accomplice and say you're in jail and need an attorney, he destroys the evidence. It would be terrible for the legal system if you could just call anyone.
I mean, the Jurassic Park correct guess was even more legendary, but yeah the overall discussion followed by surprisingly perfect guess in this one is probably a better one to describe to people who haven't seen the show.
I would love to see an episode with all the well known DMs like Matt Mercer, Brennan Lee Mulligan, and maybe another one do a completely D&D episode where we would see all their rule lawyering come out in the most hilarious ways.
Theres an episode where we see matt slaughter a shiny question about dnd rules, but i agree that one with brennan and someone else would be a joy to behold
God, I feel sorry for Trapp when they do. "That's not what I have on the card, but I have literally no standing to tell any of you that it's incorrect."
That's the entire point of the set dressings. The pokeball is a cube, spocks handsign is different, thor's hammer is a claw hammer and not his actual hammer. The mask and weapon combo for tmnt is wrong. The Ghostbusters license plate is wrong, the ammo box is wrong
@@hanakoisbestgirl4752 absolutely! The entire set is designed to make you say Um, Actually! But I don’t think I’ve ever noticed the wrong Wilson before, and so thought maybe it was a special one for this cinema episode :)
I hereby enter one official vote that all episodes of "Um, Actually" should be cinematic wide screen and 24 fps like this. The color grading would be a bonus, but I'll let that go due to editing effort.
Um actually, The Man With No Name is the name of the character portrayed by Clint Eastwood in what is colloquially known as the “Dollars Trilogy” ….and High Plains Drifter is the entry that never specified his character’s actual name in Eastwood’s filmography.
18:40 The Dirty Harry series had a different tag line for every movie. _Dirty Harry_ [1971] had: "I know what you're thinking: 'did he fire six shots or only five?' Well, to tell you the truth in all this excitement I seem to have lost track myself. But being this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you better ask yourself the question 'Do I feel lucky?' Well... do ya, punk?" _Magnum Force_ [1973] had: "A man's got to know his limitations..." _The Enforcer_ [1976] had: "Marvellous!" _Sudden Impact_ [1983] had: "Go ahead, make my day." _The Dead Pool_ [1988] had: "You're shit out of luck."
Not being a movie buff, I just kinda stared dumbly and filled my drool cup through these questions. It’s _definitely_ easier to play along when the questions are about aliens, wizardry, and vidya games.
All depends on where your fandom lies, I find the regular episodes really hard because ive never watched things like star trek or lord of the rings and im only a surface level fan of star wars and dont read many fantasy novels or comics. I tend to only get the anime/cartoon and video game (or on occasion DnD) questions right when playing along, but if they also included mythology/ancient history or sports and music questions in there too id be golden
The Academy takes themselves far too seriously to do that amazing La La Land joke. If someone did it they'd be going rogue and they'd probably get blackballed from the Oscars for life.
Um Actually, (not a real correction but) the La La Land mixup was caused by the people back stage that hand out the envelopes. At the time this was done by people from the company PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). I know this because my dad works for that company. (Just a fun fact)
@@themachine9000 Why not? They accidentally handed them the card for Best Actress, which was Emma Stone from La La Land. Warren Beatty noticed the weirdness of it saying Emma Stone, so he showed it to Faye Dunaway his co-presenter to have a look, who did NOT notice the problem and just read "La La Land". (And that's probably the last time anyone asks Faye Dunaway to present anything.)
@@johnnythehmaniac he didn't give a more specific answer. He already said the first time that Shane pointing out the rating for that movie was what was wrong. Shane definitely shouldn't have gotten the point because his answer was wrong by saying the rating was PG
also, in the first shiny question (around 12:50) he says that Raph got 7 correct, and that Grae got “all but one, plus the one that everyone missed”, meaning that Grae ALSO got only 7 correct, but Grae was then somehow awarded the point. I know it doesn’t matter in the grand scheme of things lol, but considering the pedantic spirit of the show I feel like I need to call Trapp out for it
I was *SOOO HOPING* at around 12:00 someone would have written #LaLaLAND *instead of* #Moonlight only for Mike to say *We literally were ready to accept that as a correct answer.* 24:45 ⬅️ Later Mike brings up a joke about always wanting to hear it read as the best picture #YouHadYourChance
Um... Actually, the MPAA has never formally issued the 'X' rating. It was an informal colloquialism for movies to inappropriate to qualify for even an 'R' rating. This was than coopted by those marketing porn. When the MPAA began issuing NC-17 ratings, the marketing people bagan using the phrase "Unrated."
Per Wikipedia: The film (Midnight Cowboy) was released with an X rating.[1] The MPAA later broadened the requirements for the "R" rating to allow more content and raised the age restriction from sixteen to seventeen. The film was later rated "R" for a reissue in 1971.[1][22]
Um Actually, just because you brought up continuity errors, at 16:31, after Shane has answered the question about "The Artist", for a brief moment he has 2 points (as if he has already received his point for this correct answer) before his score reverts back to 1 so that he can properly receive his point later.
From what I understand, the phone call thing in jail is mainly a courtesy for small time criminals, like if you are hauled in to jail and thrown in the drunk tank and you want to call your spouse or a bail bondsman if you are actually under arrest and will have to see a judge and worried you won't be let out without bail, they let you because jail doesn't actually want you there or have much room. If you are a murder suspect and they want to interrogate you, they don't want you to contact people, and if you don't have your own lawyer, it might be a while for the public defender, so they are hoping to keep you under wraps and maybe you start talking. If someone else has any light on where the idea that it is a right comes from, let me know.
Um Actually since La La Land was awarded on stage and then subsequently had the award given to Moonlight, it could be said that the award was given 92 times.
I thought when everything turned grey at the end I thought Raphael was gong to launch into a monologue about how he "Will never forget, as long as I live, that girl. I was in the room..."
Um, Actually... this series needs to CRANK IT UP with more episodes!! once per week is BARELY holding back the shakes! i need my FIX maaaaan! to quote another film.... " i'll suck yo' . . . . "
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Um Actually I thought this episode looked really neat and wasn't sure why. Then I realized 1. It's letterboxed and 2. That's on purpose to match the theme.
THAT'S WHAT IT IS
I believe it was also shot with three-point lighting as opposed to the flat studio lighting.
Um actually, I thought it looked less neat than usual
I was wondering if they used different cameras or just edited in post
Um, actually, I think that they’re also using different lighting and camera lenses to simulate that more “cinematic” feel.
I'm looking forward to Raph's spinoff of Um, Actually that he is simply going to call "No"
I loved the exasperation in the fact-checker's voice when he told Raph that the movie was called Sudden Impact.
"No! Actually..." significantly worse than the original "Love, Actually."
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It’s gonna be called “Hell yeah!”
Um Actually, Schindler's List has more color than just black, white, and a little bit of red, because the opening (the candle lighting) and closing scenes (the real life survivors and the actors visiting schindler's grave) are in color!
I came to the comments to say that, the question is wrong on multiple points
I like that they went through the effort to color grade this like a film
and also put it in a wide screen ratio outside of the slide show parts
That's such a hilarious touch that I missed. Thank you!
@@juliatayloe8923 um actually, it's technically still the same ratio, they just put black bars to imitate a cinematic ratio
@@pedroforesterdasilva yeah they literally just added cinema lines 😂 nice touch though
@@DustyStarrs I'm curious, is it obvious/common knowledge to recognize that those are fake cinema lines, or is that a result of video editing experience?
Mike was in a crossword puzzle this month. I was surprised when the clue was "Uhm Actually host Trapp". I was pleasantly surprised to see his name come up in a crossword puzzle.
which crossword
@@s.j7423 Sorry I don't remember which one it was. I was looking at the app I use to download crossword puzzles and the ones available today are USA Today, Newsday, and Universal. It was most-likely one of those.
@@s.j7423 I’m guessing some college newspaper
That was not where I thought this was going. It seems like crossword makers would salivate at being able to use "Trapp"
Wow huge for him that's great
I love how Shane both earned and stumbled into this victory.
Umm, Actually, the winner of this episode was _La La Land._
@@Taurusus cheeky and that'll be one point for you.
Shane is an absolute menace.
He should not have gotten tha point for _Citizen Kane_ - the only guess he had was "someone rushed into the room", but that was not the thing that was wrong with the statement (since that person, while they did exist, was not the one who heard "Rosebud" and clarify the plot hole). But he more than made up for it by identifying Casey Affleck so fast.
Imagining Raph losing it completely when he learns there are five movies in the Dirty Harry series.
Raph is just a delight to watch compete.
Remember when we all thought it was Casey Affleck??
Raph on these unscripted shows is a gift
Raph is just a delight
Um, actually, Raph is one of my favorite people to see on Dropout. So full of joy.
Raph loosing on Game Changer is gold
Raph's comedic timing is perfect. I appreciate that he was there just to chill and make things more fun.
I mean, I think he knew plenty of stuff, just had some bad luck with some of the buzz-ins. But yeah his vibe was perfect. Early on I was gonna say you're setting yourself up for a burn if you keep joking about how you're in first or second at 0 points, like Trapp did, but "so I medaled" is such a good comeback anyway haha.
24:15 I remember turning off the tv when he said LaLa Land won and only finding out Moonlight won the next day
Um actually, you are now expected to know your Miranda rights without being read them, as per a supreme court ruling.
While I’m not exactly a movie buff, I can appreciate how much fun everyone is having.
I appreciate the aspect ratio and lighting. Great job!
Big ups to the color grade
@@stalemurfies2031 Absolutely! The color grading, the lighting, the cinematography. It looks like it could be a real movie!
True. My eyes feel comfortable AF 😌
Glad I wasn't going crazy!
Raph is so upset that Shane would think Midnight Cowboy was PG but Logan's Run, which came several years AFTER Midnight Cowboy and featured the protagonists running through a literal orgy room, is rated PG so Shane wasn't really that off base
I love that Raph is like, the anti-Brennan in that he doesn't actually give a shit if he wins. I also love that he's not the anti-Brennan, in that he's also hilarious.
Also, for the record, I had North by Northwest at the first level of pixellation.
I got the picture too. Just had to take my glasses off and hold my tablet out from my face.
Wilson being a basketball was immediately jarring and hilarious. I love the themed props you guys put into the themed shows as well.
It's interesting they went with a basketball because the colors were so clashing/lower contrast. A classic soccer ball has too much of a pattern to highlight Wilson, but they could've had one with more quiet colors. Or, perhaps a white frisbee (although I appreciate them sticking to balls in the end).
Um actually Raph's energy is fucking contagious.
When Shane guessed "North by Northwest" I actually clapped. That was very satisfying.
I would have been in an awkward position for that question. I guessed the scene right immediately, but... I didn't know the name of that movie. Do you think they would have given me the point if I named 3 tv shows that have parodied the scene?
@@Taurusus It's funny how the brain works sometimes!
@@Taurususi know its been 2 years but i have to ask if one of them was family guy
Um actually, Schindler's list had more than "a bit of red". The last scene is in full color, and there's a ritual candle shown in color as well
You beat me to it!
For the record, My Fair Lady is missing from the list of Best Picture-winning musicals, to make room for La La Land.
Pretty sure this is a rerun, but I'll make this correction anyway. The statement "questions asked during interrogation prior to miranda are not admissible" has exceptions. The statement has to have been made in custody AND be a response to an interrogative question (that being one clearly likely to, and intended to, provoke incriminating testimony.) You can ask them "Would you like a soda" and if they respond "I DID IT! I KILLED HER!" then you can use that as evidence even if its within the situation of "interrogation." The "interrogation" part specifically refers to interrogative questions, not the actual action of interrogating. Also, the person must be in custody of some kind. You can ask an incriminating question to a passerby who isn't in custody and if they answer with incriminating evidence, it is admissible. The rule is that they have to both be in custody AND be interrogated, which makes the question which only covered interrogation technically incorrect.
They’re technically all re runs. They where uploaded to drop out like a year ago. The previous episode corrections are Nov 2019 so.
I'm sure it's a rerun because I specifically remember the movie title bit because of the Dark City reference.
@@mrfclarke they are reruns on RUclips as well
@@dodobean7620 heil.
Basically, change the word "permissible" to "admissible" and it's correct. You can interrogate the holy hell out of the suspect, but if they're not read their rights and/or don't have an attorney present, none of it is admissible in court. You give every detail about the crime you committed and it (mostly) won't matter.
I love when Raph is on the show. He has so much fun.
I love how Grae says "Oh No" when she finds out that the one phone call is a myth, because it sounds like she's worried about how her planned jail time in the future.
Please keep doing these props. They’re amazing, and we see you prop master.
The phone call thing makes sense once you give it some thought. You get one phone call, you call an accomplice and say you're in jail and need an attorney, he destroys the evidence. It would be terrible for the legal system if you could just call anyone.
Which is why in some juridictions they let you have a phone call and listen in until it is proven to be with an attorney.
When I recommend this show to people, I consistently describe this North By Northwest shiny question. Absolutely legendary.
I mean, the Jurassic Park correct guess was even more legendary, but yeah the overall discussion followed by surprisingly perfect guess in this one is probably a better one to describe to people who haven't seen the show.
This is a very small thing but I have to say that the high five between Shane and Grae made a magnificent sound!
I love how Trapp says we would not be that picky, but he will prove himself wrong later.
Is it weird that I have a Dropout subscription and still religiously watch the old episodes as they come out on RUclips?
You ain't harming anyone, pal. Go nuts.
question, as someone who doesn't have a dropout subscription, how long ago was this episode?
@@noodlesushi111 This is listed as Season 3 (Season 5 is the most recent), and the corrections are dated 2019, so about 2 years ago.
Oh I remember that episode! Nice touch to add the cinematic black bars/ use a different video ratio :)
I would love to see an episode with all the well known DMs like Matt Mercer, Brennan Lee Mulligan, and maybe another one do a completely D&D episode where we would see all their rule lawyering come out in the most hilarious ways.
Theres an episode where we see matt slaughter a shiny question about dnd rules, but i agree that one with brennan and someone else would be a joy to behold
Matt Colville for the third! I can’t think of a better celebrity DM rules lawyer
God, I feel sorry for Trapp when they do. "That's not what I have on the card, but I have literally no standing to tell any of you that it's incorrect."
I'm pretty sure this has happened now? I'm not sure if it was all D&D questions (I think it was though) but there was for sure a D&D contestant video
Perfect cast would be Matt Mercer, Aabria Iyengar and Brennan Lee Mulligan
the way Raph goes “Holy shit man!” after Shane’s guess about Midnight Cowboy is so fucking priceless
Trapp had one button on his collar undone the entire time and it bothered me unendingly, which feels oddly appropriate for Um, Actually
i could watch raph on every episode and never get tired
Love the specific set dressings: um, actually, Wilson was a Volleyball and not a basketball!
I like the Maltese Flamingo :)
That's the entire point of the set dressings. The pokeball is a cube, spocks handsign is different, thor's hammer is a claw hammer and not his actual hammer. The mask and weapon combo for tmnt is wrong. The Ghostbusters license plate is wrong, the ammo box is wrong
@@hanakoisbestgirl4752 I assumed Braydon was pointing out the new pieces added specifically for this episode...
@@hanakoisbestgirl4752 absolutely! The entire set is designed to make you say Um, Actually! But I don’t think I’ve ever noticed the wrong Wilson before, and so thought maybe it was a special one for this cinema episode :)
@@CaitiffPrimogen that’s a point for you!
this is one of my favourite groups lmao very wholesome and high spririted but also a lil competitive !! thanks for makin the show everyone at drop out
Quick shout-out to the editor for putting this one in theatrical widescreen. I see you 💜
I so badly want a sports episode just to show how nerdy and pedantic sports folks can be lol
I would go crazy if i got to be in a episode that featured questions about NFL/NBA/NHL/MLB/Soccer/Lacrosse questions lmaoo
Raph is still number one in our hearts
A point to whoever figured out I’d be straining to see what would be written on the just-out-of-frame sled and added a proper shot of it post-credits.
A point to you for telling me to watch the post credits since I was lazily not noticing the just-out-of-frame sled :) 33:07
I hereby enter one official vote that all episodes of "Um, Actually" should be cinematic wide screen and 24 fps like this. The color grading would be a bonus, but I'll let that go due to editing effort.
Raph is a fucking boss! Would love to see him in more episodes
NO!!
Um actually, The Man With No Name is the name of the character portrayed by Clint Eastwood in what is colloquially known as the “Dollars Trilogy” ….and High Plains Drifter is the entry that never specified his character’s actual name in Eastwood’s filmography.
18:40
The Dirty Harry series had a different tag line for every movie.
_Dirty Harry_ [1971] had: "I know what you're thinking: 'did he fire six shots or only five?' Well, to tell you the truth in all this excitement I seem to have lost track myself. But being this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you better ask yourself the question 'Do I feel lucky?' Well... do ya, punk?"
_Magnum Force_ [1973] had: "A man's got to know his limitations..."
_The Enforcer_ [1976] had: "Marvellous!"
_Sudden Impact_ [1983] had: "Go ahead, make my day."
_The Dead Pool_ [1988] had: "You're shit out of luck."
I love the 'Milson' basketball. Wilson would be proud.
Not being a movie buff, I just kinda stared dumbly and filled my drool cup through these questions.
It’s _definitely_ easier to play along when the questions are about aliens, wizardry, and vidya games.
All depends on where your fandom lies, I find the regular episodes really hard because ive never watched things like star trek or lord of the rings and im only a surface level fan of star wars and dont read many fantasy novels or comics. I tend to only get the anime/cartoon and video game (or on occasion DnD) questions right when playing along, but if they also included mythology/ancient history or sports and music questions in there too id be golden
LOL just loving the references to the Breaking News episode with the Streep alert.
The Academy takes themselves far too seriously to do that amazing La La Land joke. If someone did it they'd be going rogue and they'd probably get blackballed from the Oscars for life.
I love the “Spaulding” instead of “Wilson” and “Black Flamingo” instead of “Black Swan” references in the background
Um Actually, (not a real correction but) the La La Land mixup was caused by the people back stage that hand out the envelopes. At the time this was done by people from the company PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). I know this because my dad works for that company. (Just a fun fact)
Wow, your dad is such a prankster!
This isn’t true at all
@@themachine9000 Why not? They accidentally handed them the card for Best Actress, which was Emma Stone from La La Land. Warren Beatty noticed the weirdness of it saying Emma Stone, so he showed it to Faye Dunaway his co-presenter to have a look, who did NOT notice the problem and just read "La La Land".
(And that's probably the last time anyone asks Faye Dunaway to present anything.)
I love these special episodes with new set pieces, especially love seeing Spalding in this one!
timestamping the lead-up to raph's smile and head turn at 31:10 just bc it made me laugh so hard i worried i would wake the neighbours
Ralph is such good vibes, man. Great episode 🙌🏿
Wait how did that first point not go to Shane? Can you just scoop Trapp in the middle of him telling you the answer? Brilliant!
He wasn't telling them the answer. He already said that Shane hit what was wrong. Shane guessed it was PG
@@charlesblasini2134 Trap gave a more specific hint that second time and basically gave the answer. Shane should have received the point.
@@johnnythehmaniac Not to mention, she didn’t even say “um, actually!” Highway robbery against Shane right there.
@@johnnythehmaniac he didn't give a more specific answer. He already said the first time that Shane pointing out the rating for that movie was what was wrong. Shane definitely shouldn't have gotten the point because his answer was wrong by saying the rating was PG
also, in the first shiny question (around 12:50) he says that Raph got 7 correct, and that Grae got “all but one, plus the one that everyone missed”, meaning that Grae ALSO got only 7 correct, but Grae was then somehow awarded the point. I know it doesn’t matter in the grand scheme of things lol, but considering the pedantic spirit of the show I feel like I need to call Trapp out for it
This was such a good episode! Please do more movie themed ones
Good morning/afternoon/evening/happy Saturday, fellow routine watchers of Um, Actually!
A pleasure as always, Benton!
gmornin benton !
Nice to see you Benton!
Um Actually I earned that one I was screaming North by Northwest on the 4 layers
Love this show, always makes me chuckle. This one was particularly great!
Loved the energy this episode! Great combo of contestants
When Trapp started the shiny "21 Jump Streep", he should've said "Let's take to the Streeps!"
They all have the best energy such a fun episode
I was *SOOO HOPING* at around 12:00 someone would have written #LaLaLAND *instead of* #Moonlight only for Mike to say *We literally were ready to accept that as a correct answer.*
24:45 ⬅️ Later Mike brings up a joke about always wanting to hear it read as the best picture
#YouHadYourChance
Haha genius.
As Buster Bluth will tell us, the best butler is neither seen nor heard, Citizen Kane did no wrong
Um... Actually, the MPAA has never formally issued the 'X' rating. It was an informal colloquialism for movies to inappropriate to qualify for even an 'R' rating. This was than coopted by those marketing porn. When the MPAA began issuing NC-17 ratings, the marketing people bagan using the phrase "Unrated."
Um, actually they did use X from 1968-1990, though the MPAA did not trademark the rating.
Um actually casablanca was remade as carrotblanca a animated bugs bunny cartoon movie
Um actually, George Lucas has stated that the AT-AT can be pronounced either as "At, At" or being spelled out. Both are canonically correct.
What would George Lucas know? It's not like he created the world or anything. Teehee
I love how they kept this episode in the wide-screen movie format
Always looking forward to Fridays
Love the change in aspect ratio for this episode, great choice haha
I just now realized that all the decorations in the background are just slightly wrong as well. That's a nice detail
I’m so happy. This is the first time I knew all the answers to a shiny question. Makes me feel warm inside.
Well the Oscars this year were pretty interesting...
Um actually, it was the horse with no name.
Thanks for that final cut. It was driving mad that I couldn't see what was wrong with the sled
Per Wikipedia: The film (Midnight Cowboy) was released with an X rating.[1] The MPAA later broadened the requirements for the "R" rating to allow more content and raised the age restriction from sixteen to seventeen. The film was later rated "R" for a reissue in 1971.[1][22]
Knowing the answer to the "Midnight Cowboy" question definitely made Shane's guess more insane, lmao
Such an excellent episode. Keep up the great work!
I was expecting someone to mention everyone's favorite Casablanca remake Barb Wire, starring Pam Anderson.
Raph reminds me of the white guy from Pretty Fly (for a White Guy) "everything he lacks well he makes up in denial"
Can we have another theater episode??? I LOVED IT the last time
Um Actually, just because you brought up continuity errors, at 16:31, after Shane has answered the question about "The Artist", for a brief moment he has 2 points (as if he has already received his point for this correct answer) before his score reverts back to 1 so that he can properly receive his point later.
From what I understand, the phone call thing in jail is mainly a courtesy for small time criminals, like if you are hauled in to jail and thrown in the drunk tank and you want to call your spouse or a bail bondsman if you are actually under arrest and will have to see a judge and worried you won't be let out without bail, they let you because jail doesn't actually want you there or have much room. If you are a murder suspect and they want to interrogate you, they don't want you to contact people, and if you don't have your own lawyer, it might be a while for the public defender, so they are hoping to keep you under wraps and maybe you start talking. If someone else has any light on where the idea that it is a right comes from, let me know.
Oh boy that last question no longer applies to American law so Raph retroactively gets the point
Remember that Barbed Wire is, and always will be, the best remake of Casablanca
Um Actually since La La Land was awarded on stage and then subsequently had the award given to Moonlight, it could be said that the award was given 92 times.
Only Um Actually episode where I got most of the questions right
Letterboxing this episode is such a great touch. 😂
good job, Raph! Gettin' that medal!!
I feel like Raph was baited into this with promises it would be about recent popular movies like the MCU and such.
Raph is on fire this episode.
I thought when everything turned grey at the end I thought Raphael was gong to launch into a monologue about how he "Will never forget, as long as I live, that girl. I was in the room..."
Grae is one of my favorite interviewers!
Um, Actually... this series needs to CRANK IT UP with more episodes!!
once per week is BARELY holding back the shakes!
i need my FIX maaaaan!
to quote another film....
" i'll suck yo' . . . . "
Another episode of Um, Actually, another episode featuring Trapp's collar doing insane things.
What's sad is that I have never seen North by Northwest, but I identified it immediately on the most pixelated image.
This is a visually beautiful episode
Um, Actually there is another television adaptation of Casablanca: Talespin!
This show is my favorite part of my Friday drive home.
Um Actually, I beat Shane on North by Northwest by seeing it in the first level! 😎 Made my day.
Please a book episode, (I'm actually making one of my own with friends 😅)
Hi, I'm part of Um Actually's legal team. This is an official cease and desist for your unlicensed book Um Actually. Please acknowledge you've received this notice
@@paulkim6631 first of all XD, I said book episode, not a BOOK from um actually. And WTF, Paul Kim is not a name for an usonian lawyer
@@waltergc5443 you did not say "um actually" so you do not get the point
@@paulkim6631 🤣😂