"Hello Clarice. It's good to see you again." is Jim Carrey in The Cable Guy. That's where people get that from. He's just doing an impression, but people thought it was a direct quote.
These quotes are remembered wrong because they've been spoofed and referenced so many times in commercials, songs, and comedy sketches that people confuse the spoofs and mock ups with the actual movies.
Yes but in "Tommy Boy" Chris Farley says "Luuuke, I am your faather" while speaking into a fan. Thats why i say it that way. I think most of these "mandella effects" are just obvious (and maybe purposeful) misquotes. Somebody does an imitation, not caring about whether or not its right and it just sticks. Usually because its funnier that way.
"Luke, I'm your father" feels like an intentional misquote - it provides more context. "No, I'm your father" feels almost nonsensical in comparison. I bet that's the case with a lot of these "misquotes".
James, you are crazy with these “explanations” on why people get quotes wrong. The more logical and rational explanation is obviously an alternative dimension. Because people are perfect and never forget anything or remember stuff wrong.
It's many of us though... so we all remember wrong? Millions of us have very bad memory? BTW another recent change is the Tut death mask, it has a cobra and an eagle instead of just a snake. The world is flat now too haha
Watch Hannibal, not Silence of the Lambs. Its not a misquote at all, just too many people being too quick to point something out and trying to be right.
Yeah the scene in the movie Hannibal where he kills inspector Pazzi and Clarice calls him to try to save his life, Hannibal answers and he says “is this Clarice? Well hello Clarice”
I’m pretty sure “Hello, Clarice” came from three separate things: -At the end of Silence of The Lambs, he almost says it when he calls her while hunting Chilton. -In The Cable Guy, there’s a scene where Jim Carrey parodies SotL and says it -In Hannibal, the sequel to SotL, Lecter DOES say it on the phone to Clarice.
It's not original at all, a lot of people have made these videos before. James is doing something that was already done a million times before, he isn't doing anything new it's just new to you.
@jerel That may be true, but just about everything has been done before. (including the claim that it's all been done before, of course.) The important thing is that James puts his own style into it. Chiefly, his attention to detail, (including seemingly random asides that go on to add to our understanding, even if only on the level of things like character development) odd observations to make us think or chuckle, and genuine love and fascination for the subject matter. I mean, come on, man. Basically any media, whatsoever, is filled to the brim with borrowings from earlier works, leaving only the meniscus for original work.
To be honest, I don't really like the avgn. I do however really enjoy watching the real person behind it talk about media and is one of my fav youtubers
I always assumed "Hello Clarice" and "I want to suck your blood" was because people weren't sure they could do the accents well so they say something that will let you know which character it is. I've said "Hello Clarice" because I was doing a Hannibal accent but didn't think anyone would know who it was so I said Clarice so it would be more on thr nose.
Right? I mean, i am very sad that monster madness is gone but I find it generally great that more film-related stuff is released. I just love to watch James in his basement, talking about interesting movie stuff like reviews, trivia, not-so-famous films or recommendations. More!
I really wanted to meet James at PAX east but unfortunately he wasn't there.. I got to meet Mike Matei though! He signed an NES game for me and was nice enough to take 10 minutes answering my silly fan questions even though I didn't purchase any of their DVDs. He even made me a drawing of AVGN with Shit Pickle for free. From watching their episodes, I thought he'd be a motherfucker but in person he was the nicest guy you could talk with. I still hope to meet James one day!!
It's weird how people with one really famous character seem to be extremely different from that character. Mike's not the only one; look at Sandra Bullock. All of the characters she plays are annoying, but in person she's an understanding sweetheart.
Is that movie really that good? It looks cheesy. Its been a long time since I have seen a good animated movie that wasnt Disney or Dreamworks except Despicable Me or The Lego Movie.
And as I've said for years it's the parodies that people seem to remember and are more recent than the originals, taking the place in our memory very often which can change the collective memories as humans are known and factually proven to have pliable, changeable memories which is how and why people used as witnesses in court cases have been completely wrong before, yet they were telling the truth on what they believed their memory to he as far as their description goes. Because our memories influencable by many other factors.
There is an episode of The Simpsons where Dracula is chatting with Mr. Burns and says "I say we kill the hippies, bleh!" That's where I always figured it came from.
Anyone else who reads this: It was only in the trailer and not in the movie from what people said in other threads. Not sure because I skipped that movie.
You all cant handle the deal so why ask? Its intelligent engineer satanists Manipulating quantum mechanics with hyper computer technology . They changed the bible the wolf will not lay with the lamb , how can they think the antichrist will win .
I’m pretty sure it is from Cable Guy. He puts chicken skin on his face and imitates Hannibal Lector, but doesn’t directly quote a specific line or scene.
"Hello Clarice" is real. It was from the sequal. The Hannibal 2001 movie trailer opens up with the line of Hannibal calling Clarice and saying "is this Clarice? Why hello Clarice"
True but growing up in the 90s before Hannibal came out in 2001 I can tell u that people would still say hello Clarice when doing a Hannibal impression
Here's another line that was never actually said aloud by the alleged source: "Goodnight Gracie." See, George Burns and Grace Allen had a show called _Burns and Allen_, and at the end of every episode George would say, "Say goodnight, Gracie." Most people remember her saying, "Goodnight Gracie," but she never did. She would simply say "goodnight." And yet everyone falsely recalls her saying "goodnight Gracie." Funny, huh?
But then there's no joke. Did people invent a classic joke out of nowhere and then give the credit to Burns and Allen? They must have said it at least once. Also, how would people not remember the ending of a famous show that they watched? That would be like if we remembered every Seinfeld episode ending with Jerry saying "and you wanna be my latex salesman!"
@@WreckItRolfe I'm in my mid-twenties. So young, but not like... unexposed to the 20th century. I just didn't watch a lot of stuff that had Dracula in it?
@@taber3531 Well actually, when Vader tells Luke he's his father, Luke's lines are "No... no, that's not true... That's impossible..." To which Vader replies "search your feelings, you know it to be true" And Luke yells "nooooo" twice
I'm pretty sure Anthony Hopkins did say "Hello Clarice" towards Jodie Foster in his great Hannibal voice. However it was not in the movie, he had said it at an awards ceremony like the Oscars around about the time of the movies and both his and her popularity for the role. Still trying to find it, but I remember he was on the podium and she was in the crowd.
+What is Real Its only a "Quote" now. Back then he was just literally saying "Hello" to a fellow character. I don't think he was trying to quote the film at all.
I'd like to add that is not uncommon for movie producers to release trailers or previews with scenes that do not make it into the final cut of the film, or they string scenes together just for the trailer, e.g. a scene of supporting characters shocked (cue Foley effect of gasping crowd) following a benign scene from another part of the film. Sometimes these don't even make it to a "director's cut." They're lost; you can only find them in the trailers. Perhaps people remember a "quote" from one such scene.
The look of the Joker was based off of this old silent film called "The Man Who Laughs". It was one of the last silent films ever made. I'm not arguing with you though - I totally agree with you, James Cagney would have been great!
Yup. Book Sherlock and popular movie Sherlock are basically two characters. When they made 2009 people whine about it until fans point out that hey made exactly a proper book Holmes.
@puffnisse While the deerstalker cap was never stated to be his hat, the hats that Sherlock wore in the countryside were described in a way that the deerstalker would be a logical choice for him to wear. Sherlock wouldn't have worn it in the city.
I'm sure plenty of people have pointed this out but "hello, Clarice" actually IS a real quote. It's just not from Silence of The Lambs but the sequel Hannibal.
Sounds like someone pronouncing a tortilla dish wrong. "Knock it off Napoleon, make yourself a dang quesadila. " Wait... Napoleon's aunt did say that didn't she... I question that now.
Jade Sturm The mandala effect? Is that when politicians are drawing lines in the sand until you get giant geometric constructs over which spontaneously appearing Buddhist monks ponder the nature of mortality and eternity?
5:10 Quick, re-edit this so that your misquoted title "Each Day I Die" properly reflects the correct movie title "Each Dawn I Die", and leave people forever wondering if they are experiencing the Mandela effect
I'm pretty sure the "Hello, Clarice" does come from the final phone call but the line is "Tell me, Clarice, have the lambs stopped screaming yet?". I think peoples memories just turn the "Tell me, Clarice" into "Hello, Clarice". The fact that it's a phone call where you traditionally say hello strengthens my hypothesis (such as it is).
My theory on the Legosi "bleh bleh" is that it's a warm up technique to get into a character impression. Similar to what people do when doing Schwarzenegger or Stallone impressions. Or even the french laugh when soeaking in a mock french accent. At some point the bleh became so common over the years people who hadn't even seen the movies must have attributed it to a quote.
Alot of quotes get messed up since... The persons name is added to the line to give context to the quote. And then... Its repeated sooo many times... We think he says... Luke,inam you farther... Or... Play it again..... Sam The names get added in for context and repeated a lot. I love casablanca. Best movie... Watch it atleast every 3 months. He never says play it again sam. Hell say.. He hates that song. The girl asks him to play the song. But... Not in that way. Which... Initally pisses boggart off.
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"Use the force, Harry"
- Gandalf
"Harder, Harry!"
- Uncle larry
Indiana Jones quote, I love it!
Matt Linthicum so many things wrong with that.
Aaa yes I love the Joker quote!!
"You're a speedster, Barry"
"Hello Clarice. It's good to see you again." is Jim Carrey in The Cable Guy. That's where people get that from. He's just doing an impression, but people thought it was a direct quote.
Yup! Somebody knows whats up. Fucking love that scene. Its hilarious and it always stuck with me.
It was also used in Hannibal.
Yeah, in silence of the lambs he just said "good evening" if I'm not mistaken.
The Cable Guy also has a line attributed to being a quote from Waterworld.
"DRY LAND IS NOT A MYTH! I HAVE SEEN IT!"
@@Firguy_the_Foot_Fetishist This is fucking scary, I heard someone talk about this line yesterday and just watched it on youtube...
"ay caramba" - George Washington, 1847
That's just historical accuracy.
Dude, I totally remember that!!!
“Alah huacbar”
-William Shakespeare, 69420
gusbaker4u best hamilton song
To which King George replied "eat my shorts".
“The real Friday the 13th was the friends we made along the way.”
-Jason voorhees
Michael Myers then they all held hands and made a rainbow by the power of friendship
Dude. That's totally cringey.
@@lucinavonnolaran8728 No, you are cringey.
These quotes are remembered wrong because they've been spoofed and referenced so many times in commercials, songs, and comedy sketches that people confuse the spoofs and mock ups with the actual movies.
Bingo Bango
“Luke I am your mother” I feel like I always get that one wrong.
Noooooooooooo
N O O O O
Dayum, i thats crazy i remember vader saying "luke im your grandmother" then starts weezing and coughing
It's the New Star Wars.
I remember leia i am your daughter
It was obviously Luke, your father am I
"Luke, I am your father"
But its "no, I am your father"
Yes but in "Tommy Boy" Chris Farley says "Luuuke, I am your faather" while speaking into a fan. Thats why i say it that way. I think most of these "mandella effects" are just obvious (and maybe purposeful) misquotes. Somebody does an imitation, not caring about whether or not its right and it just sticks. Usually because its funnier that way.
"Luke, I'm your father" feels like an intentional misquote - it provides more context. "No, I'm your father" feels almost nonsensical in comparison.
I bet that's the case with a lot of these "misquotes".
It's actually "No, Luke, I am your father" Watch the original cut. You're welcome.
It's no "Luke I am your father"
No...I am your father
James, you are crazy with these “explanations” on why people get quotes wrong. The more logical and rational explanation is obviously an alternative dimension. Because people are perfect and never forget anything or remember stuff wrong.
Sebastian Alex Jones has never spoken about the Mandela Effect.
In The Morning to you!
Actually, i mostly ever see people either saying that stuff as a joke, or making fun of it.
It is a pretty amusing concept anyways.
If you repeat a lie often enough, people will believe it, and you will even come to believe it
It's many of us though... so we all remember wrong? Millions of us have very bad memory? BTW another recent change is the Tut death mask, it has a cobra and an eagle instead of just a snake. The world is flat now too haha
Hannibal never said “hello clarice”
He says “good evening clarice”
Watch Hannibal, not Silence of the Lambs. Its not a misquote at all, just too many people being too quick to point something out and trying to be right.
Yeah the scene in the movie Hannibal where he kills inspector Pazzi and Clarice calls him to try to save his life, Hannibal answers and he says “is this Clarice? Well hello Clarice”
He use to say "sup clarice"
He once said "Sup doc"
In The Silence of The Lambs he says «Morning»
"You're a single mother, Harry."
-Gandalf Vader
I’m pretty sure “Hello, Clarice” came from three separate things:
-At the end of Silence of The Lambs, he almost says it when he calls her while hunting Chilton.
-In The Cable Guy, there’s a scene where Jim Carrey parodies SotL and says it
-In Hannibal, the sequel to SotL, Lecter DOES say it on the phone to Clarice.
Always making interesting content for us James, you are the man!
Also; smart and sexy. Makes my balls all tangled.
This serie is pretty original and interesting, James is the man, dude
yes. James is the man, dude.
Daniel Bonofiglio James is the dude, man
It's not original at all, a lot of people have made these videos before. James is doing something that was already done a million times before, he isn't doing anything new it's just new to you.
@jerel That may be true, but just about everything has been done before. (including the claim that it's all been done before, of course.) The important thing is that James puts his own style into it. Chiefly, his attention to detail, (including seemingly random asides that go on to add to our understanding, even if only on the level of things like character development) odd observations to make us think or chuckle, and genuine love and fascination for the subject matter. I mean, come on, man. Basically any media, whatsoever, is filled to the brim with borrowings from earlier works, leaving only the meniscus for original work.
jerel this is why your wife left you
It still boggles my mind how Morpheus never actually said "What if I told you..."
I was just watching it today and i could've sworn he did
At some point he must say something similar.
Kilgore Trout He said let me tell you
I've always heard "what if I told you"
I think he says it in the video game on the Xbox
It’s so strange watching you this calm
Ikr
To be honest, I don't really like the avgn. I do however really enjoy watching the real person behind it talk about media and is one of my fav youtubers
Watch some of his Monster Madness stuff. He is always calm there, but passionate at the same time.
I always assumed "Hello Clarice" and "I want to suck your blood" was because people weren't sure they could do the accents well so they say something that will let you know which character it is. I've said "Hello Clarice" because I was doing a Hannibal accent but didn't think anyone would know who it was so I said Clarice so it would be more on thr nose.
These Mandela Effect vids are the best shit ever.
Been loving these.
Intimidation Yeah, right? Straight forward, weird, direct and very interesting.
God I know right! They're cool and at the same time fucking creepy.
Right? I mean, i am very sad that monster madness is gone but I find it generally great that more film-related stuff is released. I just love to watch James in his basement, talking about interesting movie stuff like reviews, trivia, not-so-famous films or recommendations. More!
Intimidation I can't belive so many blame Mandela for their horrible memory. :D;.
I really wanted to meet James at PAX east but unfortunately he wasn't there.. I got to meet Mike Matei though! He signed an NES game for me and was nice enough to take 10 minutes answering my silly fan questions even though I didn't purchase any of their DVDs. He even made me a drawing of AVGN with Shit Pickle for free. From watching their episodes, I thought he'd be a motherfucker but in person he was the nicest guy you could talk with. I still hope to meet James one day!!
yeah mike is awesome omg
Wow, Mike has a lot of patience, any other "famous" person would be annoyed
Sally Kendall But did you ask about the monster penis?
Wow I bet his bulge was really big huh
It's weird how people with one really famous character seem to be extremely different from that character. Mike's not the only one; look at Sandra Bullock. All of the characters she plays are annoying, but in person she's an understanding sweetheart.
Most Famous is probably “Beam Me Up, Scotty!”
Snotty beamed me last night! It was WONDERful!!!!!
@@MrParkerman6 They've gone to plaid!
"Luke, I am your father!" Is up there.
Nope...The most famous quote- “GET TO DA CHOPPA!”
He almost said it a few times
"hello, Clarice" is said in Hannibal when Lecter answer's Pazzi's cellphone
Yes it is. Clarice is calling Pazzi to warn him about Lecter, and he says, "Is this Clarice? Well, hello, Clarice."
@@pjabrony8280 its from Cable Guy dumbass.
@@that_deadeyegamer7920 watch the trailer to Hannibal. It's right there
@griffith did nothing wrong it is.
@@pjabrony8280 So it's not " Hello......" right?
The "I Vant To Suck Your Blood Bla bla bla" became one of the greatest gags in Hotel Transylvania
Yes, but it is a reference.. also "Blech" is from Heroes of Might and Magic 2.
GeekyEleanor
He doesn't say bla bla bla...
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought that! Vampire (lords) in HoMM2 indeed =)
Is that movie really that good? It looks cheesy. Its been a long time since I have seen a good animated movie that wasnt Disney or Dreamworks except Despicable Me or The Lego Movie.
Hotel Transylvania good? HELL YA!!!!! Not a dull moment, voices are great, 2nd movie isn't as good but still great.
Man-della... Maybe the "Mandula" effect has taken over you, James.
Is anyone else noticing that james says bleh bleh instead of bleh bleh bleh
bleh bi-bleh****
"I don't say 'bleh, bleh, bleh'!"
What does it matter? Dracula never said that or "I vant to suck your blood."
It's Blah-Blah-Blah!
Bleh bleh? Not blah blah?
THE WAY HE SAID MANDELA
Indiegamer500 It’s named after a African president and that’s not how you say his name
@@CamoCollie He was *J O K I N G*
Thanos kirby And I don’t give a shit
Odd1 watch out we got a badass over there
Man-deh-luh
I bet “hello Clarice” was spoofed somewhere.
It was probably made famous by the impression from The Cable Guy
What about "Lucy, you got some 'splanin' to do!"
Grevy
it was used in a MadTV parody of I Love Lucy.
Yeah it was never said!
It was also on in living color
I remember that
And as I've said for years it's the parodies that people seem to remember and are more recent than the originals, taking the place in our memory very often which can change the collective memories as humans are known and factually proven to have pliable, changeable memories which is how and why people used as witnesses in court cases have been completely wrong before, yet they were telling the truth on what they believed their memory to he as far as their description goes. Because our memories influencable by many other factors.
Great topic, James. Your knowledge of classic films and trivia always amazes me.
“Beam me up Scotty”
never said in the original show
Hey scotty.. Jesus man✊
Correct
There is an episode of The Simpsons where Dracula is chatting with Mr. Burns and says "I say we kill the hippies, bleh!"
That's where I always figured it came from.
Then you are a dumbass, cuz people have been saying it before the Simpson's was even around.
What if I told you, Morpheus from the matrix never says "What if I told you..."?
But that's pretty much a given. Most of these lame ass image macro meymeys with movie characters are nothing but made up bull.
He does say it though...
Mick 92
@@braydendulaney6322 When?
Brayden Dulaney he doesn’t
In the movie cable guy Jim Carey puts the chicken skin on his face and says "hello Clarice"
He says "Is this Clarice? Well, Hello, Clarice" in the movie 'Hannibal'. Watch the trailer
Anyone else who reads this: It was only in the trailer and not in the movie from what people said in other threads. Not sure because I skipped that movie.
Cable guy came out way before Hannibal,..
+2682shark It's referencing silence of the lambs
The correct line in lambs is EVENING Clarice.
"Hello Clarice" was because of the Cable Guy with Jim Carrey another cult movie
But he was quoting Silence of the Lambs.. he even says it
You all cant handle the deal so why ask? Its intelligent engineer satanists Manipulating quantum mechanics with hyper computer technology . They changed the bible the wolf will not lay with the lamb , how can they think the antichrist will win .
No, He said "Hello Clarice" in Hannibal, not Silence of the Lambs, the confusion is from Silence of the lambs being the most well known of the series.
I’m pretty sure it is from Cable Guy. He puts chicken skin on his face and imitates Hannibal Lector, but doesn’t directly quote a specific line or scene.
Yeah, most of these were from other references. I don't understand what's so complicated about this.
"Hello Clarice" is real. It was from the sequal. The Hannibal 2001 movie trailer opens up with the line of Hannibal calling Clarice and saying "is this Clarice? Why hello Clarice"
yup, its from hannibal, not Silence of the Lambs
True but growing up in the 90s before Hannibal came out in 2001 I can tell u that people would still say hello Clarice when doing a Hannibal impression
I'll verify what Slasher Librarian said - I heard people saying "Hello Clarice" when quoting "Silence of the Lambs" long before "Hannibal" came out.
Contra Cabal there was a sequel? And it came out 18 years ago?!.. I missed that one
Jeff Householder in fact I think the line was added to Hannibal because of the constant miss quotes :)
"Well Hello Clarice" is from the sequel "Hannibal".
How does James remain the most interesting thing to watch on youtube?
Here's another line that was never actually said aloud by the alleged source: "Goodnight Gracie."
See, George Burns and Grace Allen had a show called _Burns and Allen_, and at the end of every episode George would say, "Say goodnight, Gracie." Most people remember her saying, "Goodnight Gracie," but she never did. She would simply say "goodnight." And yet everyone falsely recalls her saying "goodnight Gracie." Funny, huh?
AGrayPhantom
I don'remember that because I don't remember Burns and Allen.
Egalitariat Then why comment?
But then there's no joke. Did people invent a classic joke out of nowhere and then give the credit to Burns and Allen? They must have said it at least once. Also, how would people not remember the ending of a famous show that they watched? That would be like if we remembered every Seinfeld episode ending with Jerry saying "and you wanna be my latex salesman!"
+handsomebrick Read my comment. LOL :)
I don't know how to read your comment.
What if I told you the phrase "what if I told you" was never said in any Matrix movie
what if I said your lying
It was
your pfp is beautiful i love mr locke
@@AFXGaming - then you'd be an idiot using YOUR instead of YOU'RE.
@@lordgrendell exactly
This man can really talk about vampires
3:03
It's weird that James has never heard Mandela spoken aloud
"Hello Clarice" is from the popular movie Cable Guy
I think Anthony also said that at one of the Oscars when he called out to Jodi Foster.
Just wrote this comment then seen this,
"Oh, Billy!" is the only line I 'member
ohdogwow2 and that line is from the movie midnight express
Yeah but the cable guy was getting that from another movie because that what raised him. so he always quote things from television
"We want AVGN!"
Man, fuck AVGN for now. These videos are great too. Why not just watch both?
James just educated me on the history of Bleh.
MAN-DALE-UH lol but seriously though cinemassacre is one of the most entertaining channels ever on RUclips, thank you James for all you do!
I've literally never heard of someone saying "Bleh, bleh" when mimicking Dracula before now.
@@WreckItRolfe I'm in my mid-twenties. So young, but not like... unexposed to the 20th century. I just didn't watch a lot of stuff that had Dracula in it?
Great video! The worst one for me was finding out C3PO has a silver leg.
Igor Ivanov me three....... .. .... po
Blame the toys for that, they didn't have the silver leg till the Powers Of The Force line in the 90s.
The rabbit hole goes further.
In TV Tropes we call it "Beam Me Up, Scotty!"
Raihan Hakim98 yeah I hated it that normies call it the Mandela effect, they look like a bunch of morons
Raihan Hakim98 No they don't. It's just not what you want to call it. They aren't incorrect in calling it that.
You're calling James Rolfe a "normie" when it comes to the subject of film?
That's fucking rich.
Dustin Rankhorn But these can be an example of Beam Me Up Scotty trope.
General Steelflex Phreaker1997 So does that mean that James count as one of those "normies"?
He says "Hello Clarice" in Hannibal, but it's probably in reference to the misquote.
Yep
-"I am your father"-
"No, I am your father"
-"nooooooo"-
"No..thats not true.."
Legocat studios actually it’s “no... that’s impossible...”
@@taber3531 the "nooooo" actually comes from Darth Vader in the prequels when he learns about padme
Legocat studios "that's... highly unlikely"
@@taber3531 Well actually, when Vader tells Luke he's his father, Luke's lines are
"No... no, that's not true... That's impossible..."
To which Vader replies "search your feelings, you know it to be true"
And Luke yells "nooooo" twice
I think "Hello, Clarice" from the silence of the lambs is a misquoted one, I'm pretty sure he says "Good evening, Clarice" in the movie at 1:07:00
It's the last time they meet before Hannibal escapes.
He says "Is this Clarice? Well, Hello, Clarice" in the movie 'Hannibal'. Watch the trailer
yeah this was put into "Hannibal" as a sort of in-joke because so many people were misquoting it from the original movie.
Sean A. Emrick- Where can I confirm this?
The 'misquote' was in The Cable Guy (as well as several other movies and episodes of TV shows) long, long before Hannibal came out.
I'm pretty sure Anthony Hopkins did say "Hello Clarice" towards Jodie Foster in his great Hannibal voice. However it was not in the movie, he had said it at an awards ceremony like the Oscars around about the time of the movies and both his and her popularity for the role. Still trying to find it, but I remember he was on the podium and she was in the crowd.
yes he said it in in reference to the quote that used to be in film, why else would they put that into a the show?
+What is Real Its only a "Quote" now. Back then he was just literally saying "Hello" to a fellow character. I don't think he was trying to quote the film at all.
I'd like to add that is not uncommon for movie producers to release trailers or previews with scenes that do not make it into the final cut of the film, or they string scenes together just for the trailer, e.g. a scene of supporting characters shocked (cue Foley effect of gasping crowd) following a benign scene from another part of the film. Sometimes these don't even make it to a "director's cut." They're lost; you can only find them in the trailers. Perhaps people remember a "quote" from one such scene.
Ooooh I like this change of video! Love your gaming videos, but this is awesome.
“We don’t need no stinkin’ badges!” from Treasure of the Sierra Madre was actually “We don’t have to show you any stinkin’ badges!”
Seeing James speaking calmly is like all those post-comedy Adam Sandler roles when he just becomes a calm regular guy in everything
it always amazes me after all this time James can keep making quality and interesting content
James Cagney would've been an amazing Joker if they did one back in the 40s.
The look of the Joker was based off of this old silent film called "The Man Who Laughs". It was one of the last silent films ever made. I'm not arguing with you though - I totally agree with you, James Cagney would have been great!
Henry Barnill He looked like Carlton Banks, Andy Bell, and anyone who did the Kubrick stare.
Henry Barnill They did have a batman movie in the 40 it was called Batman and the Electric Brain It was a play thing called a serial
*Everyone says* "Play it again Sam."
*What Rick really says* "You played it for her, you can play it for me!"
*And Ilsa says* "Play it, Sam. Play 'As Time Goes By.'"
@@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl Everyone says "play it again, Sam" because it combines parts of these two lines. It's a brevity thing.
"Hello Clarice" was from the sequel "Hannibal." It is well remembered because it was in the commercial for the movie.
But people were saying "Hello, Clarice" in reference to "Silence of the Lambs" before "Hannibal" was released. I heard it a lot.
This stuff is youtube gold, I could James’s videos on movies all day
I hope you also cover the Wicked Witch of the West from The Wizard of Oz where people thought she said "Fly my pritties fly"
Hey this guy does great reviews! He should try doing some video game ones, i bet they'd be great!
I don't know, he doesn't look like much of a video game nerd to me.
@@Mick_92 he's more of an ANGRY video game nerd.
Almost like he could possibly take us back to the past.
MisfitWaylon Yeah, to play some shitty games that suck ass.
Vulture X
But, I guess he would rather have a buffalo take a diarrhea dump in his ear.
Hello, Clarice is from Cable Guy. I think that started the misquote.
Lecter does however say "Good evening, Clarice" at their last, in-person meeting right before he escapes. That could be where they get it from.
Silence of the Lambs: the line is “What did you see Clarice”
“Lambs”
Hannibal says, “Hello, Clarice...” in Hannibal.
Captain Kirk never said "beam me up Scotty" and Bogart never said "play it again sam"
Technically, the former IS said. It's just in different ways.
You played it for her now play it for me
And dirty Harry never says "you feel lucky punk?"
I have done an impression of Dracula from the Bram Stoker novel.
Heard em, done em... never a Halloween without :D
*_"HOUSTON WE'VE HAD A PROBLEM."_*
''This isn't even my final form!''
-Freezer
I love this series, please do more of this James!
Insert the Quote:
*Do what you love, Love what you do*
What about "Elementary my dear Watson"?
That line never appeared in the Sherlock Holmes books, but it did in the movies.
ZuperNEZ It started in a Sherlock Holmes play back in the day, along with his hat.
Yup. Book Sherlock and popular movie Sherlock are basically two characters. When they made 2009 people whine about it until fans point out that hey made exactly a proper book Holmes.
Umm yeah that's was kind of my point!
@puffnisse While the deerstalker cap was never stated to be his hat, the hats that Sherlock wore in the countryside were described in a way that the deerstalker would be a logical choice for him to wear. Sherlock wouldn't have worn it in the city.
Mel Brooks, "Dracula: Dead and Loving It."?
I'm sure plenty of people have pointed this out but "hello, Clarice" actually IS a real quote. It's just not from Silence of The Lambs but the sequel Hannibal.
Thanks Dracula, thanks to you, every vampire has to have a Romanian accent.
How the hell do you manage to say Mandela wrong?
loodlebop Yea, never heard anyone else say it like this.
Because of the effect.
How the hell do you manage to care how he pronounces anything?
@@waynefeller8824 how the hell do you manage to care how he cared about how he pronounces anything?
Mandela Effect on the word ‘Mandela’ 🙈🙈
Man-dell-ah not Man-dila!
Mandila sounds like some sort of Tortilla dish... With man parts in it.
Sounds like someone pronouncing a tortilla dish wrong.
"Knock it off Napoleon, make yourself a dang quesadila. "
Wait... Napoleon's aunt did say that didn't she... I question that now.
Jade Sturm
The mandala effect?
Is that when politicians are drawing lines in the sand until you get giant geometric constructs over which spontaneously appearing Buddhist monks ponder the nature of mortality and eternity?
I noticed that too, I think it's just his New Jersey accent.
Pretty sure it's Nelson Mandela effect.
Honestly, I think it’s just fun to stop for a second and go “blehhhhh” when you’re doing a Dracula impression
He says "Hello Clarice" in Hannibal (2001). You can hear it in the trailer around 35 seconds in.
5:10 Quick, re-edit this so that your misquoted title "Each Day I Die" properly reflects the correct movie title "Each Dawn I Die", and leave people forever wondering if they are experiencing the Mandela effect
2:39 Supposed to be “Blah, blah blah”, Adam Sandler can confirm
Saying something “wrong” like the “Mandela Effect”
Hannibal DOES say "hello Clarice" but not in Silence of the Lambs. He says it in Hannibal right before he hangs the Inspector.
I'm pretty sure the "Hello, Clarice" does come from the final phone call but the line is "Tell me, Clarice, have the lambs stopped screaming yet?". I think peoples memories just turn the "Tell me, Clarice" into "Hello, Clarice". The fact that it's a phone call where you traditionally say hello strengthens my hypothesis (such as it is).
Huh, I am almost certain that "hello Clarice" comes from the sequel.
Technically silence of the lambs is a sequel to manhunter.
MrParkerman6 well a 3rd movie is still a sequel to the sequel
It is in there
This dude spent half the time talking about frigin dracula
Don't blame him. Dracula is awesome!
George Sikorski if you don’t like it then leave lol
bleh bleh
3:01 бляяя, бляяя…
Bless you
"I'm having an old friend for dinner" - Hannibal Lecter
"Hello Clarice" was a line in The Cable Guy and "mmmm you dirty rat" is another a line from The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie
"Luke, I am a timelord" -Spock
Béla Lugosi is a Hungarian name and we say Béla Lug-oShi (without pause)
I love that Led Zeppelin dvd set in the background.
Bones really did ask Spock “are you out of your Vulcan mind”. After watching years of reruns, I finally heard it.
But "beam me up Scotty" was never said was it?
@@chrismccartney2780 Apparently not. I always thought it had, but can't be sure.
My theory on the Legosi "bleh bleh" is that it's a warm up technique to get into a character impression. Similar to what people do when doing Schwarzenegger or Stallone impressions. Or even the french laugh when soeaking in a mock french accent.
At some point the bleh became so common over the years people who hadn't even seen the movies must have attributed it to a quote.
“Where is she?!”
-Not Batman in The Dark Knight
No way
For an overview of famous misquotes, you sure spent most of the video on that Dracula thing. Not complaining though, good stuff.
Alot of quotes get messed up since... The persons name is added to the line to give context to the quote. And then... Its repeated sooo many times... We think he says... Luke,inam you farther... Or... Play it again..... Sam
The names get added in for context and repeated a lot.
I love casablanca. Best movie... Watch it atleast every 3 months.
He never says play it again sam.
Hell say.. He hates that song.
The girl asks him to play the song. But... Not in that way. Which... Initally pisses boggart off.
"Hello, Clarice" should be in the misquoted category because in one scene he actually says "Good evening, Clarice"
No, he just says "Evening, Clarice!" He never says "good".
Sherman says: "BLOOD". He even says at the end of the song: "He drinks BLOOD...doesn't everybody?"
Sounds like blow
@@GrosvnerMcaffrey Maybe, but the implication is clear.
@@BattleBound don't worry I understand
"I do not say bleh, bleh, bleh!"
Oh, lel!