As kid we had this grainy vhs copy taped of tv have no Clue how that tape made it through so so so many watches lol so happy to have this on blu ray and do have an original vhs copy best movie ever made
@@AHD4020 My first copy was recorded off Comedy Central the first night it ever came on in my house. Like, my mom was like, "I know youre gonna wanna watch this so I am recording it while you sleep, watch it later" and I fell in love with it.
I've used that statement on more than a few occasions to describe some annoying people I know. No one has ever gotten the reference, but they get the sentiment expressed perfectly, haha.
This was the only scene in which anyone was allowed to improvise lines, and she knocked it outta the park. She was an icon. I still miss her. Rest in Peace, Rise in Power, Maddie.
My favorite quotes: “It’s a matter of life and death. He’s dead, and now I have a life.” -Ms. White “You can’t make an omelette without breaking eggs, every cook ‘ll tell ya that.” “But look what happened to the cook! -Ms P. And C.M. Literally everything else
OH WHO CARES THAT GUY DOESNT MATTER LET HIM STAY LOCKED UP FOR ANOTHER HALFANHOUR THE POLICE WILL BE HERE BY THEN AND THERE ARE TWO DEAD BODIES IN THE STUDY!
Fun Fact: This was one of Rian Jonshon’s principal inspirations behind the movie Knives Out, along with several Agatha Christie stories, Gosford Park, and a couple more mystery comedies.
"I"m like a one-eyed cat peepin' at a seafood store." Think about THAT line long and hard for a minute. They knew how to work the innuendo back in the day...
"Who were the people who gave this great version of the song a thumbs down?" you ask. THEY ALL DID IT. But if you want to know who gave it a thumbs up: I did. On the RUclips page. With the mouse cursor. OK, everyone - move on to your next video. I'm gonna go sleep with my Lego wife.
“But he was dead.” “We should’ve made sure.” “By cutting off his head no doubt.” Every time I watch this movie it brings me back to the 80s. A movie I can see 500 times and it never gets old, even as I get older.
I remember seeing this in the theater when it came out when I was 8 years old and Paramount made it to where you had to go to a different theater to see the alternate endings.
"Wadsworth, am I correct in saying that there is nobody else in this house?" "No." "So there is somebody else in this house?" "No, sorry. I meant no meaning yes." "No meaning yes?! Look I just want a clear answer on whether there's somebody else in this house, or isn't there? Yes or no?!" "No." "NO THERE IS? OR NO THERE ISN'T?!" "Yes." 😂😂😂
+sailormatlac Well, technically, it was. But it's a cult classic now. www.buzzfeed.com/adambvary/something-terrible-has-happened-here-the-crazy-story-of-how
I remember watching this in the theater..with the miss scarlet ending..they sent the different endings too different states..or cities if I remember correctly
You guys are forgetting this movie came out in 1985- 4 years AFTER Bill Haley died. And this is definitely his voice. And this isn't digitally remastered, either- I don't believe you could digitally remaster something in 1985. Wikipedia says this is an alternate version by Bill Haley and His Comets, so I'm inclined to believe that.
"I don't believe you could digitally remaster something in 1985." Of course you could. CDs have been on the market since 1982, and you can't make a CD without a digital master.
I still hold out hope we'll see a future release with the 4th ending. For those that don't know, another outcome was filmed, with Tim Curry being the killer. He escapes from the police in a car, but a dog in the back attacks him, causing him to crash. Apparently, it was filmed and completed, but never put in the film.
my fav part from the movie;; second ending, Mrs. Peacock:: Wadsworth:: it's just like the Mounties, we always get our man Mr. Green:: Mrs. Peacock was a man?! Wadsworth slaps Mr. Green, followed by Colonel Mustard
Развлечения
"Who are you?" "I'm the butler." "And what do you do?" "I buttle, sir."
The butler is head of the kitchen and dining room. I keep everything tidy.
Okay, Chief. Take 'em away.
I'm gonna go home and sleep with my wife.
Best line ever
We're doing this at my school, and everyone comments on that line.
Such a huge plot twist
Loved it! 🤣
Such a great line. I just watched this movie again for around the 4th time. What a cast!!
Col Mustard: Why is J Edga Hover on your phone?
Wadsworth: He's on everybody elses, why shouldn't he be on mine?
Is it in the interest of the FBI to cover this up?
...isn't it? Why do you think we have a guy called Hoover as president!
HANDS DOWN one of the most underrated comedies of all time, and SO many quotable lines god i love this movie
I couldn't agree more. In my top 10 comedies, for sure. Absolutely hysterical.
"I'm not shouting! Alright, I am. I'm shouting, I'm shouting, I'm shout...."
You forgot:
Dong!
Ding-a-ling
Dop
Dum
KO by candlestick for some reason.
*wadsworth comes back with an ice pack on his head *
No nudity, no swearing, all the murders are off screen and its one of the most memorable movies ever made.
Except for when Mr. Green killed the real Mr. Body, but I get what you mean.
@Brad1980 yeah but like, you could show the film, unedited in its entirety, on just about any TV network without any issue, over-the-air or otherwise
As kid we had this grainy vhs copy taped of tv have no Clue how that tape made it through so so so many watches lol so happy to have this on blu ray and do have an original vhs copy best movie ever made
@@AHD4020 My first copy was recorded off Comedy Central the first night it ever came on in my house. Like, my mom was like, "I know youre gonna wanna watch this so I am recording it while you sleep, watch it later" and I fell in love with it.
@@TyCrawford That's a great story your mom sounds awesome!
So love this movie. "I hated her so much. That Flames, Flames, Flames on the side of my face."
Lone Wolf “Heaving, heaving breathes!”
All their facial expressions at that monologue... :))
I've used that statement on more than a few occasions to describe some annoying people I know.
No one has ever gotten the reference, but they get the sentiment expressed perfectly, haha.
This was the only scene in which anyone was allowed to improvise lines, and she knocked it outta the park.
She was an icon. I still miss her. Rest in Peace, Rise in Power, Maddie.
@@TransmissionEpicts I have, as well. A select few have gotten it. Others? Troglodytes.
I actually prefer this version to Bill Haley's actual recording.
"Just checking." "Everything alright?" "Yep, two corpses, everything's fine."
Wadsworth - "Can you keep a secret?"
Mustard - "Yes."
Wadsworth - "So can i."
“Can you keep a secret?”
“Yes.”
“So can I.”
Lol.
I actually got to prank someone with that line, once. XD
My favorite quotes:
“It’s a matter of life and death. He’s dead, and now I have a life.” -Ms. White
“You can’t make an omelette without breaking eggs, every cook ‘ll tell ya that.” “But look what happened to the cook! -Ms P. And C.M.
Literally everything else
OH WHO CARES THAT GUY DOESNT MATTER LET HIM STAY LOCKED UP FOR ANOTHER HALFANHOUR THE POLICE WILL BE HERE BY THEN AND THERE ARE TWO DEAD BODIES IN THE STUDY!
He wasn’t a good illusionist
two plus one plus two plus one is...
One thing?
Someone: "Who disliked this?"
Me: "I DIDN'T DO IT!"
Flames! Flames, on the side of my face!!! The funniest scene I ever seen! This movie was epic!!!!
Madeline Kahn was amazing
best film ever... I'll watch it and re-watch it for ever...
There are few movies as quotable as Clue. Years ahead of its time.
Funny how the movie's not over untill i hear this song and see these credits! ha ha Thumbs up if ya just watched clue!!!
Eight years since you posted this comment. How do you feel about that Mr. Shaun?
People at parties: “so what do you do?”
Me: “I operate a service that provides gentlemen with the company of a young lady for a short period of time.”
"Really. What's the phone number."
"You mean you have photographs!?!"
Fun Fact: This was one of Rian Jonshon’s principal inspirations behind the movie Knives Out, along with several Agatha Christie stories, Gosford Park, and a couple more mystery comedies.
Knives out cannot hold a candle to this classic
"you mean..?" "OH MY GOD OF COURSE"
Ana Rabe I suggest we stack the bodies in the cellar, lock it, leave quietly one at a time...and pretend none of this ever happened...
"Then what? Just hope this mansion vanishes along with all the evidence?"
Mrs.P: "Everything all right?"
Col.M: "Yep; two corpses. Everything's fine."
"Who are you?! Perry Mason?!"
Great video. Now I'm going to go home and sleep with my wife.
aww man, now i gotta go through my dvds to find Clue
YASSSSS I love Clue, "You have blood on your hands" *everyone looks* "WELL I DIDN'T DO IT!"
Good shot green, and very good
RIP
"now if you can excuse me im going home to sleep with my wife" cue epic smile!!!
Not what he said
"I"m like a one-eyed cat peepin' at a seafood store." Think about THAT line long and hard for a minute. They knew how to work the innuendo back in the day...
LMAO I never even thought of it like that.
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) I know what it means in the human world.
Already pepping with one eye friend :)
ScinLaeca358 You said long and hard
Please! There Are Ladies Present.
"Who were the people who gave this great version of the song a thumbs down?" you ask.
THEY ALL DID IT.
But if you want to know who gave it a thumbs up: I did. On the RUclips page. With the mouse cursor.
OK, everyone - move on to your next video. I'm gonna go sleep with my Lego wife.
Oh Very Good....
three ending best movie ever
One of the best comedies ever. A Special Edition Blu Ray should be released immediately!
THEN WHO DID I KILL!
My Butler
Aww shucks
So, who was killed by the candle stick?
In that ending, he was still killed by the candlestick...by Plum, it was supposedly when they found the cook dead
@@witherblaze mr body was killed by the candle stick it was above the door remember
Whould anyone care for fruit or dessert
Missle tow Dive Clops NO
Love it.
Have memorized this movie, and this as a comment is perfect. #ClueForever
Yaas. LoL.
And ohh my this soup's delicious, isn't it?
Missle tow Dive Clops YOU'RE A BIT LATE FOR THAT!
“But he was dead.”
“We should’ve made sure.”
“By cutting off his head no doubt.”
Every time I watch this movie it brings me back to the 80s.
A movie I can see 500 times and it never gets old, even as I get older.
Mrs. White - That was uncalled for.
LOL
I get the honor of playing Wadsworth in “Clue: On Stage” at my community theatre in just 5 days. I cannot wait!!!
This is a year ago, but did it go well?
i have seen this movie hundreds or times, literally. I LOVE IT
If you ever get a chance to see it on the big screen, it’s quite the event. Almost like going to see Ricky Horror Picture Show.
Tim Curry is a living legend.
One of the funniest and best movies ever and any arguers are *I n c o r r e c t*
"This is war Peacock, casualties are inevitable."
Col Mustard: You can't make an omelette without breaking a few eggs as any cook'll tell you!
Mrs Peacock: *WELL LOOK WHAT HAPPENED TO THE COOK!*
I freaking love this song and this movie, they are just too epic.
flames on the side of my face XD
Coen March flames flames flaming flaaaames!
This movie is timeless!! Perfectly cast.
"You know what doctors aren't allowed to do with their lady patients? Well, he did." "OH, HOW *DISGUSTING*!!!!!"
Are you making moral judgements Mrs. Peacock?
This movie is a Classic!! The best screen play adaption of a board game adaption to a motion picture.!! A killer comedy.... 👍👍 two thumbs up!!
That was a great movie. one of the funniest I ever saw :D
I get such a feeling of nostalgia watching the credits of this movie! I love how it’s a freeze frame and this song plays
Mrs. Peacock was a man?!
*slap*
Deborah Pichardo-_-
Slap
Would anyone care for fruit or dessert?
Lincoln Hawk *twang!*
1+2+1+1
MRCOMPUTERGUY99 *1+2+2+1
The Trickster There was only one for the chandelier, 1+2+1+1
MRCOMPUTERGUY99 I know, I was kidding.
+MRCOMPUTERGUY99 But then it will be 1+1+2+1 (1 for Mr Boddy, 1 for the chandelier, 2 for the lounge door and 1 for the telegraph girl)
Wadsworth was wrong, there were 7 in the gun.
The good old days I just love ❤️ lesley Ann warren
:D this song always makes me sooo happyyy!!!! hahaha i loveee this movie!!
I love how this comment section is literally just people quoting the movie. It's really sweet that other people love this film as much as I do
Brilliant! I loved the movie and this version of the song. Shake, Rattle, and Roll!
I remember seeing this in the theater when it came out when I was 8 years old and Paramount made it to where you had to go to a different theater to see the alternate endings.
I love this movie more than anyone knows!
Anyone else wish there were actual Clue game cards with the actor portraits?
Missed opportunity there. I feel like there would have been a movie version of the board game if it happened today.
Love this film!
0:34 I thought the guy who played Mr. Boddy was staying, but he's...
Lee Ving.
"Wadsworth, am I correct in saying that there is nobody else in this house?" "No." "So there is somebody else in this house?" "No, sorry. I meant no meaning yes." "No meaning yes?! Look I just want a clear answer on whether there's somebody else in this house, or isn't there? Yes or no?!" "No." "NO THERE IS? OR NO THERE ISN'T?!" "Yes." 😂😂😂
such a great cast, too!!
"Looks like it's you and me honey bunch.
LET US IN LET US IN
LET US OUT LET US OUT
This plays during the closing credits of the 1985 mystery/comedy Clue, a movie based on the board game by Parker Brothers. It is set in the mid-1950s.
1954 in New England
This is the BEST version of this song i have ever heard. I WANT IT!
Oh and my mom, aunt , sister and I played this game every time my auntie came into town..mom rip..aunt pat come see your great niece!! ❤
"I think she meant he threatened, in public, to kill her."
I am your singing telegram BANG!
I remember laughing at the scene.
I remember replaying that scene over and over again.
*unceremoniously drop the body on the floor* ;)
Let the bodies hit the floor
The singing telegram girl was #1 for me. So simple and hysterical.
Still one of the best damn board games!
White: Are you a cop?
Green: No, I'm a plant.
Scarlett: I thought men like you were usually called a fruit.
Green: Very funny.
Could watch this movie over and over again 😀
And Clue was supposed to be a theatrical failure!
+sailormatlac Well, technically, it was. But it's a cult classic now.
www.buzzfeed.com/adambvary/something-terrible-has-happened-here-the-crazy-story-of-how
i love this movie!! its amazing when your drinking to it cuz then you actually get every detail on what they are doing!!
Old movies are the best even gives it soul which new movies don't theses days
That's one of the most badass final lines of a movie ever.
Oh the good old days.
Flames 🔥
On the side of my face!
Breathing-
Breathle-
Heaving Breaths!
I feel like almost every line in this movie is iconic
- There is no body in the study.
- No body?
- I mean “nobody”. Nobody’s body!
- This is a free country.
- I didn’t know it was THAT free!
I remember watching this in the theater..with the miss scarlet ending..they sent the different endings too different states..or cities if I remember correctly
"I told you I didn't do it"
Love this movie
Damn it!!! I wish Carrie Fisher played Ms. Scarlett.. Carrie was supposed to get the role, but something came up that she couldn't!
Brad Wohlford Drug Rehab...
Brad Wohlford Leslie was awesome, though.
@@lastwltz3085 She nailed it! No regret not having Fisher in that role.
She had to go back into rehab sadly.
Ok for some reason these credits sparked a mad crush on professor Plum for me
One of my favorite movies!! XD I've heard two versions of this song and they both sound equally great. Overall, I love this song! *dances* ^_^
Unusual choice of song for the end credits.
- Let us in, let us in!
- Let us out, let us out!
were like the mounties we always get our man
Mrs. Peacock was a Man?
CoolGreen Bug *Slap* *SLAP* *Boing*
Would anyone care for fruit or desert
"I think she meant He threatened, IN public, to kill her."
You guys are forgetting this movie came out in 1985- 4 years AFTER Bill Haley died. And this is definitely his voice. And this isn't digitally remastered, either- I don't believe you could digitally remaster something in 1985.
Wikipedia says this is an alternate version by Bill Haley and His Comets, so I'm inclined to believe that.
"I don't believe you could digitally remaster something in 1985."
Of course you could. CDs have been on the market since 1982, and you can't make a CD without a digital master.
LOL! I was gonna say it! That is one of my favorite movie quotes ever!
I still hold out hope we'll see a future release with the 4th ending. For those that don't know, another outcome was filmed, with Tim Curry being the killer. He escapes from the police in a car, but a dog in the back attacks him, causing him to crash. Apparently, it was filmed and completed, but never put in the film.
Sadly it’s most likely lost by now.
And monkey brains, though popular in Cantonese cuisine, are not often to be found in Washington D.C.
Is that what we ate? *hurgh*
“Life after death as is improbable as sex after marriage!”
Funny movie. Best version of this song. Thanks for posting it.
truely a great movie!
She improvised that part. It was awesome.
"Our LIVES are in danger, ya Beatnik . . ."
Thanks a bunch for uploading this
Greatest movie eva!
PICKED UP THE DAGGER!🔪
RUN DOWN THE HALL!🏃♂️
my fav part from the movie;; second ending, Mrs. Peacock::
Wadsworth:: it's just like the Mounties, we always get our man
Mr. Green:: Mrs. Peacock was a man?!
Wadsworth slaps Mr. Green, followed by Colonel Mustard