7:00 Given the later scene regarding the forks, Jeremy needed to also sin the fork being on the wrong side of the plate, with the knife and spoon on the napkin. DING!
Back in the 80s I remember that high end hotels like Boston’s Copley Plaza served 3 half slices of toast. I think it was called a “rash” or “rasher” of toast. So the 3 slices is legit.
Yeah, where’s the omelets and breakfast quiche and bacon and fruit salad and Eggs Benedict and English muffins and scones and trout in whatever sauce and blueberry-blackberry pancakes and Belgian waffles and cream puffs and some actual fancy breakfast food?
Comes up in this channel's counter for other movies, too. Offhand, shot-in-the-dark guess: maybe it's easier on the lighting crew if fewer illumination sources are behind the camera. Anyway, Richard's character can get 'em all off at once just by telling the hotel's Alexa device to do it.
0:16 that's because a 'touchstone' is "a black siliceous stone related to flint that is used to test the purity of gold and formerly silver by the streak left on the stone when rubbed by the metal" which is literally what the logo depicts? DING!!!
Literally nothing changed at the end lol. He's still going to put her up in a condo and roll through when he feels like it. They acted like he proposed or something 😂
I mean that’s kind of up to interpretation. The fact that he remembered Vivian’s story about the knight sort of feels like he really fell in love with her and does intend to marry her.
What would happen in real life - they clearly have different morals and outlooks - where she eventually tires of his traveling and cheating doesn’t fit the storybook ending. Nice moment though.
"Exactly how obscene an amount of money were you talking about? Profane or really offensive?" "really offensive" "I like him so much" This is definitly among the top ten best movie lines ever^^
Mr. Lewis? How's it going so far? Pretty well, I think. I think we need some major sucking up. Very well, sir. You're... not only handsome, but a powerful man. I could see the second you walked in here, you were someone to reckon with... Hollister. Yes, sir? Not me. Her.
How did he not mention the continuity error when she’s eating that breakfast? It’s one of the only actual cinemasins in this movie, one moment she’s eating a croissant the next shot she’s almost halfway through a pancake!!
@@daniellevaughn4598 it’s really only about a second (in movie time) so she’d probably not have time to eat that much pancake or she would’ve had to of stuffed the entire thing in her mouth (in which case we wouldn’t’ve seen much pancake at all)
Touchstone was a rock that when you rubbed a golden substance across it would; turn a specific color if it was true gold. It was used to determine the purity of that stuff you were trying to pawn off on me. That is how the word came to be known as the standard for truth. Now, how Disney came to use it is ironic as best.
I just rewatched this movie the other day and I thought she totally lowballed herself at $3000 for the whole week! $100 an hour for 24 hrs is $2,400 , for 6 days is almost $15k !! Either she's really naive or just dumb. She could've made so much more than $3000. Plus, of course he can afford it. He's in the penthouse. Yes, those sandwiches at dinner is trash.
Good point. Based on inflation, $3,000 would be about $6,600 now. Edward did buy Vivienne a bunch of new clothes, shoes, and accessories for the week. I assume she got to keep all that stuff.
She's never had a shot at a client that could pay for unlawful carnal knowledge at that price IOW she didn't know how much she could ask for that he could afford easily
Loved this! Please do more 90’s movies, like The Bodyguard, The Hand That Rocks The Cradle, Clueless etc. I’d also love to see The Goonies, The Lost Boys & Who Framed Roger Rabbit from the 80’s.
The way they present this though it's technically not Jeremy it's the narrator. But at the same time it is Jeremy's voice and acting. The narrators are characters that Jeremy, Chris, Barrett and Aaron play but not them themselves if that makes any sense. Like my real name is Justin but on the internet I play a character named Oversoul, which is a Persona that encompasses most of my real personality exaggerated for comedy but also is still not me myself. I hope that makes sense. 🙂
Edward appears stoic throughout much of the movie because _his_ character arc is slower to develop and culminates much later in the movie. She quickly evolves from a gawky street-walking whore into a neat, refined, uptight, demanding girlfriend, but in this story she slowly pulls him out of his shell and helps him put his demons to rest. It's like Taming of the Shrew meets Pygmalion, only more like Overboard meets My Fair Lady.
Pygmalion and My Fair Lady are the same thing. My Fair Lady is just the newer version with music. And this movie is literally Pygmalion as a 90s romcom. Just like She's The Man is Twelfth Night, 10 Things I Hate About You is The Taming of The Shrew, etc.
I've only seen Pretty Woman once. I was at a house party for New Year's Eve and the people still there at the end passed out in various places. I was trying to sleep in a pull-out sofabed with two other people. They started having sex, so I sat up and turned on the TV. Pretty Woman had just started, so I watched it. A girl on a nearby armchair who couldn't sleep because of the noises watched it too. I don't know how long the couple were at it - they certainly didn't last the whole film, but I was invested enough to watch until the end before trying to sleep again.
13:27 "Or so I read on the Internet. No one would bathe with me unless I pay them." But, Richard Gere's character is _literally_ paying Julia Roberts's character to bathe with him too so...
That is true, but should the movie be portraying a rich high class man forcing this woman to adhere to these ridiculous social rules as something positive or even romantic?
Honestly, I love all your videos but the script and jokes in this one truly takes the gold! The lamps, 'Mr Gere's Richard', 'treasures in the trash can'. Fine work, sir.
@@alm2187 😂 That's his name? I've watched his videos here and there for years now, but I never knew his name. Cool. He's definitely brilliant with his sense of humor and the stuff he notices. lol I love him. Take care, Al. 💖
LA has a lot of buildings that are copies of other, more famous buildings in other cities. It's funny like that. (And yes, I know the same architects are used!) I'm from Detroit, and I always do a double take when I see the Westin Bonaventure in movies, since it looks like a mini version of the Renaissance Center.
@@amityislandchum Renowned architect Minoru Yamasaki designed the matching towers, which are frequently compared to his twin tower design for the World Trade Center in Manhattan.
Yes, that was my first thought. I grew up in Southern California and been to the Century Towers many times. (in fact, got stranded there once after my now ex-husband and I had a fight, but that’s a long story. Lol.)
It took me no time to notice and longer than I’ll admit to prove that sin #70 about toast in the breakfast is unjustified, as there are 2 slices of toast there, they’re just stacked very odd. If you pause at 7:02 and look on the right side you can see 4 points/corners of the toast, and there’s the barest glimpse of the more triangle shaped toast hiding behind the rounder edged toast. I am very upset with myself for not being able to let this go, but this is now the hill I will die on.
I checked and you are right! 👏🏻👏🏻😅 Are you Enneagram Type 5 by any chance? (As a 5, I too sometimes notice small things like this or take the time to check details no one else cares about.)
When I read the comment my first reaction was : "wait what are you talking about ?". Then I did research and... damn... I am not american or a native english speaker but Blizzard is hudge and we have our gamers, and still no one mentioned it. Wtf ?
It's funny* how many jobs _do_ include that expectation, just in a way more insidious and hypocritical way. *of course by "funny" i mean "patently absurd and depressingly standard".
Jeremy, I love this channel, I've been a fan since 2013 when I first saw the video "Everything wrong with The Hunger Games" the content always makes me happy and has made me a better movie fan as well as a storyteller when I became an author to see the logic in story. Thank you for all your hard work you and your team do on this channel.
I actually lived around the block from the "Pretty Woman Hotel" on Las Palmas. The street it's on wasn't that busy and there were surprisingly few horns honking on a daily basis. There was a bigger chance of having a police helicopter fly by your window (literally). By that time there were also little to no hookers on Hollywood Blvd. as the city had been making a major effort to sweep them off the streets (they actually ended up on the Sunset Strip). One day I was walking home from work (yes, people do walk in LA) and was walking up Las Palmas. I saw a film crew outside the Pretty Woman Hotel and as I got closer I saw a woman standing on the fire escape in the brown polka dot Vivian dress, while a guy in a limo was climbing the fire escape. As I got closer I saw the cast and crew were all Japanese. Apparently, they were making the Japanese version of Pretty Woman. I miss living in Hollywood.
They like their jokes so much, seems they're gettin' lazy about spotting actual mistakes. They also missed the Dos Equis bottle turning to face the camera between edits in Office Space.
I really don’t see why so many people have an issue with that. There was plenty of time for her to put down the croissant she only picked up and checked out (tore in half) and pick up and pancake and take a bite.
Thank you for all the 90's movies you review. Some of your 90's reviews take me back to a great time in my life. Of course while very imperfect I think a better time in modern society for all. Very entertaining! : )
They seemed to glamourize prostitution a bit TOO much in this movie. It's as if they're saying "Yes, prostitutes are people too... As long as they're the right kind of people."
@@alenciaga21 Come on, that's obviously not what he/she meant. This movie seems to be of the idea that sex workers are people worth taking care of and love AS LONG as they are gorgeous, sophisticated and educated. The other ones (the movie seems to imply) aren't as good, they are just uneducated junkies unworthy of Richard Gere's dick and Money.
I mean it's just another industry. The problem isn't prostitution, it's society thinking it's better than it's urges which keep the industry in business. The only people ashamed of prostitutes are people who are ashamed of their basic sexual identity
I can’t believe you didn’t sin the film another point for the breakfast scene……she comes in, sits down, picks up a croissant to eat and then it cuts to here scoffing down a pancake!
@@kevinmacdonald3574 lol pls wasn't offended i was just giving an opinion and you didn't say that psychology wise or whatever you just said it's 50sog but vanilla and it isn't ._.
@@RiniDiamandis i figured people would have gotten the reference. I guess I just expect people to have some common sense and know what I'm talking about because I said the "MOVIE was." That excludes ANY character trait comparison.
@11:15 Even today - fancy hotel rooms with private balconies and private terraces - are wide open with no railings. I was just in a room with a 50x50 private terrace on the 10th floor - the wall was about 4 foot high - no railing - could see straight down.
17:14 - Uh, these towers are in LA. These towers are designed in the New Formalism style, just like the Twin Towers. But this architectural style, made famous by Minoru Yamasaki, is everywhere from 1960s and 70s US.
12:30 I had no memory of the doorman from Seinfeld being in this scene 😄 So that makes two Seinfeld characters being in Pretty Woman. And Jerry also has a VHS of Pretty Woman on his bookshelf in one of the episodes.
The label they used wasn't responsible for the film's, in fact the decision not toake that type of content is likely why the retired the "Touchstone" brand. And now they have Fox to put non-family friendly under of they want to make it.
The last time they used it was with their collaborations with Steven Spielberg and his Dreamworks studio. I'm guessing 20th Century Fox is their new Touchstone.
Richard Gere was in Mothman Prophecies, who also started in this movie with Julia Roberts who started in The Flatliners with Kevin Bacon. The shortest 6 degrees ever!
@@IMakeupStuff, I infer the film is about tenured teachers who specialize in the subject of "Mothman" and all happen to be women. Naturally, there's a feminine title for someone whose profession is professing academically. We'd call her a "Professoress." Hence the title WB was going for, there, was "The Mothman Professoresses." As to that spelling, I haven't checked if "Proforess" is a real word. If it is, I'm lost.
Even as young as I was went I first saw this, I never understood why he wouldn't be able to afford her all night, she said $300, like it's 1758, this guy spends $300 on underwear lady
Was the one I was watching for. Friends and I watched this film once, and we all balked at the bad math. I think she undercharges for a week too, yet acts like it's a record huge fee. Is it at all plausible, though? If I made my money on illegal contracts because I wasn't lucky enough for a basic education, could my figures get that bad? Or would I more likely learn good accounting as I went?
I guess we have to take inflation into account. $300 is about the equivalent of around $600 today. Now, idk what the typical salary of a sex worker is but $6K dollars in one lump sum for a week's work seems like a pretty good deal, especially for someone who usually would probably not have consistent hours of work. The odd part of it is still her thinking he can't afford it.
@@alm2187 her transportation costs between jobs and Hollywood Blvd wouldn't be a factor, which is why she charged him $300 for the night. She'd have to go with another 2 guys that night, while getting back to her "office" to earn that same amount of money. It takes about 20 mins to drive from where she works to the hotel, this factored into her cost per hour. He wants "days too" so that's $600 x 6 days or $3600, which is why she firsts says $4000 (watch the expression on her face, since she knows it's over priced). He counters with $2000 and she lowers to $3000. That's barter negotiation.
Hm. We've got Fax sharing what looks like an Eastern spiritual meditation vid and a "@@christianparrish6647" is dogging (him?) about it. Is there a holy war brewing? ;-P
I can't believe at 6:32 you actually missed the real sin of this movie where during this scene Julia starts off eating a croissant and ends with the pancake. A sin for Cinema Sins!
Matbe they forgot to bring a fill light or something. "Don't worry, we'll just turn on every freaking light in this room, and the room next door, and..."
I must be drunk bc I'm laughing so hard at the "I ordered everything off the menu " part. And I can't stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 brilliant comedy! "We are not impressed with the fuzzy fruit!"
I only thought this movie was boring after the fiftieth time I saw it, I still think it’s pretty great. And I’ve been waiting for you to count its sins a long time. Good job.
Yes! All the sins!! This movie is responsible for my unrealistic relationship expectations. Lol. When the hell is a millionaire gonna climb up my fire escape?
Can I just be honest and say that even though I've actually never seen this whole movie just from this Everything Wrong With I'm getting really bad 50 Shades of Gray vibes? Like, "I will rescue you and I will change you into this perfect person and I make a zillion dollars so I can control you" etc. Not in such a literal way, but the whole nature of their relationship. But at least this story seems to have some high points or a good performance, etc
I haven't read/ watched it but I have watched many a critique video/ everything wrong with/ film theory and she signs a literal contract, is kinda stalked, gets very sad afterwards etc. Did not seem healthy at all.
You're on to something - I definitely get those vibes when I've re-watched it, too. These were pretty common tropes back in the 80s and 90s. Fifty Shades of Gray though... it's like if you took Pretty Woman, took all the positivity and fun out of it, sucked all the individuality and agency out of Vivian, and dialed the problematic stuff up by a factor of 10. With Pretty Woman, you can kind of turn your head and squint and see how this relationship could end well. Fifty Shades pretty much openly glorifies abusive relationships.
7:00 I don’t usually comment on silly things like this (there are entire channels that criticize these videos), but there are absolutely 4 slices of toast here. Yes, at first glance it’s a little hard to see. But by looking at the right-side of the plate, you can clearly see that there are 4 corners of toast slices. Nobody, especially a hotel of this caliber, would serve 1 1/2 pieces of toast to their guests. Rant complete.
I also just had the same realization. And went right away looking in the comments for like-minded viewers. It makes me happy to have found yours. It is right on the spot. Even the technique for proof. Nicely done and described.
It's insane that because of RUclips you couldn't even play 5 seconds of _"King of Wishful Thinking"_ in fear of getting a copyright claim on the whole video.
I remember when this movie first came out I was 14/15 and I fell in with it. I couldn't wait to go to California and hang out on Hollywood Blvd and 4 years later I did, minus the prostitution part😂 And yes the same thing happened to me on Rodeo Drive.😏 Pretty Woman will forever be one of my favorite movies of all time. The only sin is we never got the sequel we once asked for. I can't believe I teared up watching this thinking of the memories 😭❤
Century Plaza Towers in Century City (West LA), not the WTC. Designed by the same architect, Minoru Yamasaki, but less than half the height and triangular versus square footprints. You can see the Fox Plaza building (that would become Nakatomi Plaza in Die Hard) under construction in the background.
You should have taken off a hundred sins when Richard Gere slam the necklace box on Julia Roberts's fingers not literally of course but because it wasn't scripted and that was her genuine laugh Y so serious 😈🃏🥃
My mom has no idea what this channel is, but Pretty Woman is her favorite movie of all time. We've seen it a million times AND this vid was posted on her birthday the timing of that is AMAZING
@@dropkickmurphy4114 thanks, they started posting them separately, then in the most recent one, they were back at the end of the clip - so far so good :)
The whole “why wouldn’t he tell her in advance” remind me of an awful relationship I was in during my early 20’s. The person I was in a long distance situationship would call me tell me I needed to fly out to accompany him to something and if I couldn’t he would go off on me.
@@jeffreytackett3922 He would go off on me and no that is not the only time he would go off on me. And I saying no became less and less. Why because he made me believe I was lucky and he was being generous to someone like me. The awful part of the relationship wasn’t just because of him verbally going off on me it just started that way. I am lucky I am not the shell of a person I was in my early 20. So no I am not a victim I am a survivor.
Take Sin 186 back off! That is not New York, it is Century City in Los Angeles, where Stuckey's office is. Later, Edward takes his shoes off and walks around outside.
Outtakes are here: ruclips.net/video/uCU3NG5Hs1s/видео.html
Why did i read that as out of here
Male gaze???
Yo
Make "Everything Wrong With "The Fabulous Destiny of Amélie Poulain"
Ooh pretty woman roll pretty credits
I love that Jeremy doesn't even need to say anything about the lamps anymore.
Ikr
The lamps?
@@rodneycooperjr3223 approximately sins 40-60…
Yes! each ding made me laugh harder
When a room/scene has plenty or an excess of lamps (or other small light fixtures/sources) in a small/enclosed room,.....When just one or two would do
The rage over the breakfast spread really won me over 😂
7:00 Given the later scene regarding the forks, Jeremy needed to also sin the fork being on the wrong side of the plate, with the knife and spoon on the napkin. DING!
Back in the 80s I remember that high end hotels like Boston’s Copley Plaza served 3 half slices of toast. I think it was called a “rash” or “rasher” of toast. So the 3 slices is legit.
That was admittedly a SAD af breakfast, especially for a rich place like that.
Yeah, where’s the omelets and breakfast quiche and bacon and fruit salad and Eggs Benedict and English muffins and scones and trout in whatever sauce and blueberry-blackberry pancakes and Belgian waffles and cream puffs and some actual fancy breakfast food?
a breakfast spread with no Indian food isn't a breakfast spread
I honestly lost it at the lamps. How in the everloving fuck did I not notice how many there were in all the times I've watched this movie? :D
I did too lol I'm like holy crap how did I not see the xD 🤣😂🤣
You are not alone. Holy frelling massive wattage Batman!
Comes up in this channel's counter for other movies, too. Offhand, shot-in-the-dark guess: maybe it's easier on the lighting crew if fewer illumination sources are behind the camera. Anyway, Richard's character can get 'em all off at once just by telling the hotel's Alexa device to do it.
I wish he sinned the Big Phone Richard had.
I just passed that scene and had to pause because I was laughing so hard. How in the world could we all miss this? xD
0:16 that's because a 'touchstone' is "a black siliceous stone related to flint that is used to test the purity of gold and formerly silver by the streak left on the stone when rubbed by the metal" which is literally what the logo depicts? DING!!!
you don't DING the dinger
NERRRRRREERRERD
The days of cinema sins actually researching their movies have long past
@@sonofagun1037 enter the bird man
hello fellow nerd :) lol
I'm taking a sin off for Julia Roberts's reaction to the finger-slam attempt. That is just heartwarming.
@@javierandethan Fact.
The director and Gere were in on it. There's a great story about it in The Movies That Made Us on Netflix.
The director or producer said to gere to do it as everyone was knackered and wanted julia to feel more energised
@@nicolepowell5470 The director Gary Marshall talked about it on the dvd commentary.
That's true ot was completely off script but because of how good her reaction was the kept it in lol
The part where Richard Gere closes the jewelry box in her fingers was improvised..her laugh is 1000% genuine and beautifully adorable.
I heard he secretly hated her and thought the box world cut her fingers clean off
The box scene slapp was improvised by Gere because Julie had some one close to her that died, she was upset in the scene and Gere just did the improv.
Literally nothing changed at the end lol. He's still going to put her up in a condo and roll through when he feels like it. They acted like he proposed or something 😂
You’re so right!
I never thought of that
I mean that’s kind of up to interpretation. The fact that he remembered Vivian’s story about the knight sort of feels like he really fell in love with her and does intend to marry her.
What would happen in real life - they clearly have different morals and outlooks - where she eventually tires of his traveling and cheating doesn’t fit the storybook ending. Nice moment though.
No, no, no. FAIRY TALES EXIST! She got her happy ending. Wait, no, that sounded wrong!!!
The lamp count caught me off guard. That was funnier than anything he has sinned this year.
It's representational of what a charmer the Gere character is. He walks into the room and, before you know it, he's got 'em all turned on. ;-)
"wow that IS a lot of lamps" -me right before it slides right and shows about another 100 lamps
I died laughing from all the lamps I hadn't noticed before🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
The lamps arrows scene is special, the culmination of a running sin in the channel and very rewarding to long-time subscribers.
My favorite cs "lamp count" is from Twilight
"Exactly how obscene an amount of money were you talking about? Profane or really offensive?"
"really offensive"
"I like him so much"
This is definitly among the top ten best movie lines ever^^
Mr. Lewis? How's it going so far?
Pretty well, I think. I think we need some major sucking up.
Very well, sir. You're... not only handsome, but a powerful man. I could see the second you walked in here, you were someone to reckon with...
Hollister.
Yes, sir?
Not me. Her.
“Do you miss him”
“I haven’t spoken to him in 14 years”
Jeremy ~ So no..?
😂🤣😂🤣🤣
How did he not mention the continuity error when she’s eating that breakfast? It’s one of the only actual cinemasins in this movie, one moment she’s eating a croissant the next shot she’s almost halfway through a pancake!!
I was coming to say the exact same thing.
Maybe she put the croissant down when she asked "How far did you go on school?" and picked up the pancake.
@@daniellevaughn4598 it’s really only about a second (in movie time) so she’d probably not have time to eat that much pancake or she would’ve had to of stuffed the entire thing in her mouth (in which case we wouldn’t’ve seen much pancake at all)
Did anyone think that there were actually 4 slices of toast on the breakfast spread, cause it looks like 4 to me?
Plus who eats pancakes like that?
Touchstone was a rock that when you rubbed a golden substance across it would; turn a specific color if it was true gold. It was used to determine the purity of that stuff you were trying to pawn off on me. That is how the word came to be known as the standard for truth. Now, how Disney came to use it is ironic as best.
I just rewatched this movie the other day and I thought she totally lowballed herself at $3000 for the whole week! $100 an hour for 24 hrs is $2,400 , for 6 days is almost $15k !! Either she's really naive or just dumb. She could've made so much more than $3000.
Plus, of course he can afford it. He's in the penthouse.
Yes, those sandwiches at dinner is trash.
Good point. Based on inflation, $3,000 would be about $6,600 now.
Edward did buy Vivienne a bunch of new clothes, shoes, and accessories for the week. I assume she got to keep all that stuff.
@@toyamwarr Vivian tells Kit toward the end of the movie (when kit visits her at the hotel) that she gets to keep the clothes.
She's never had a shot at a client that could pay for unlawful carnal knowledge at that price IOW she didn't know how much she could ask for that he could afford easily
Loved this! Please do more 90’s movies, like The Bodyguard, The Hand That Rocks The Cradle, Clueless etc. I’d also love to see The Goonies, The Lost Boys & Who Framed Roger Rabbit from the 80’s.
Yes to Goonies! I hated that movie haha
Oohhh bodyguard!!!! The hand that rocks the cradle. MY faves
@@flawed_fluke They did the Goonies years ago ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=cinemasins+the+goonies
OMG, I would LOVE to see him sin "Can't Buy Me Love"!!!!!
@Bao Bei You’re right! I had totally forgotten they had already done it. Thanks for reminding me 😃
How could you not sin her for eating a plain pancake with her hands? Those things are made for syrup! It's worth at least 10 sins.
I eat them like that too sometimes :o
Even worse -- he completely missed the sin of Vivian's croissant magically turning into a pancake from one second to the next.
yeah...a plain pancake just doesn't taste the same
I love plain pancakes and I eat them with my hands
@@somedudey0 yep
Jeremy has such a chaotic energy in this one 😂
The way they present this though it's technically not Jeremy it's the narrator. But at the same time it is Jeremy's voice and acting.
The narrators are characters that Jeremy, Chris, Barrett and Aaron play but not them themselves if that makes any sense. Like my real name is Justin but on the internet I play a character named Oversoul, which is a Persona that encompasses most of my real personality exaggerated for comedy but also is still not me myself. I hope that makes sense. 🙂
@@OversoulGaming they could have meant the energy Jeremy is bringing to the role? It's still his performance
I got a male feminist vibe, not sure if he was in character though...
Edward appears stoic throughout much of the movie because _his_ character arc is slower to develop and culminates much later in the movie. She quickly evolves from a gawky street-walking whore into a neat, refined, uptight, demanding girlfriend, but in this story she slowly pulls him out of his shell and helps him put his demons to rest.
It's like Taming of the Shrew meets Pygmalion, only more like Overboard meets My Fair Lady.
Pygmalion and My Fair Lady are the same thing. My Fair Lady is just the newer version with music. And this movie is literally Pygmalion as a 90s romcom. Just like She's The Man is Twelfth Night, 10 Things I Hate About You is The Taming of The Shrew, etc.
Thats good hoeing.
I never knew there'd be a day when Jeremy did Pretty Woman.
Me neither, but that day has finally arrived!
No movie is without sin.
Yeah what could possibly be wrong with pretty woman?
His wife/girlfriend won't be happy to read this!
An eventually he'll do the "walking down the street" sequel too
"Stuckey survives this." will be one of my favorite sins I have EVER heard.
Lol love the silent sin counter pointing out all the lights
I've only seen Pretty Woman once. I was at a house party for New Year's Eve and the people still there at the end passed out in various places. I was trying to sleep in a pull-out sofabed with two other people. They started having sex, so I sat up and turned on the TV. Pretty Woman had just started, so I watched it. A girl on a nearby armchair who couldn't sleep because of the noises watched it too. I don't know how long the couple were at it - they certainly didn't last the whole film, but I was invested enough to watch until the end before trying to sleep again.
The first half of this sounds like a 90s/2000s movie plot
I'm kinda disappointed this story didn't end with "that girl is now my wife" or something. Was such a nice set-up too~
@@luisgay5897 It was 2001/2002, so I guess it was a case of life imitating art
@Uhh Sure You know you can just NOT comment if you hate engaging with people who like things you don't like, right? :)
HOLY SH!T. I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU STAYED IN BED WITH THEM.
if Vivien was there at the dinner and subsequently for "business", does that mean her fee can be written off as a business expense?
Hahaha!
Yes, especially since she is an "employee" :P Just ask Heidi Fleiss regarding tax implications on these employees.
Yes omg jahaha
Absolutely
Not if Edward is paying for it. (Which he was, covering all her expenses that week.)
13:27
"Or so I read on the Internet. No one would bathe with me unless I pay them."
But, Richard Gere's character is _literally_ paying Julia Roberts's character to bathe with him too so...
I mean, that's the joke.
@@Falllll Oh shit... I'll just r/whoooosh myself and save everyone else the hassle lol.
12:17 Have CinemaSins done any research about how high-class society works? It's basic that you're not allowed to in public be fidgety or chew gum.
That is true, but should the movie be portraying a rich high class man forcing this woman to adhere to these ridiculous social rules as something positive or even romantic?
Honestly, I love all your videos but the script and jokes in this one truly takes the gold! The lamps, 'Mr Gere's Richard', 'treasures in the trash can'. Fine work, sir.
My favorite part of this was you saying "hip socket" 😂🤣😂 I don't know why that's so funny....it just is.
@Fax shut up!
Someone recommend a good yoga channel for Jeremy? Seems to me that shouldn't have hurt.
@@alm2187 😂 That's his name? I've watched his videos here and there for years now, but I never knew his name. Cool. He's definitely brilliant with his sense of humor and the stuff he notices. lol I love him. Take care, Al. 💖
@@Step_ALLAmericans1st__AndWhat Jeremy (the narrator) doesn't write the script, just narrates it.
@@Ten_Thousand_Locusts Oh! Thanks. Who writes it?
Hearing the sin counter ding all of the lamps is so funny.
That's not WTC. That's Century Plaza Towers in Century City.
I've never been to the states, but my first thought was "Are you sure it's the WTC??"
PS.: Isn't this building appears in Blue Thunder?
LA has a lot of buildings that are copies of other, more famous buildings in other cities. It's funny like that. (And yes, I know the same architects are used!) I'm from Detroit, and I always do a double take when I see the Westin Bonaventure in movies, since it looks like a mini version of the Renaissance Center.
@@amityislandchum Renowned architect Minoru Yamasaki designed the matching towers, which are frequently compared to his twin tower design for the World Trade Center in Manhattan.
Yes, that was my first thought. I grew up in Southern California and been to the Century Towers many times. (in fact, got stranded there once after my now ex-husband and I had a fight, but that’s a long story. Lol.)
My dad used to say the line, "I say who,I say when" from the movie. May he rest in peace. He died 4 months ago in a car wreck.
@Christian Parrish I'm very sorry for your loss.
@@raydunakin thanks
Very sorry for your loss. Hopefully the memories you have of him are as wonderful as the memories I have of my own father.
@@Positivekitten thanks
I thought the reason she says "you couldn't afford it" is so he will definitely pay what she asks to PROVE he can afford it afterwards.
That’s not the World trade Center. Those two buildings he’s talking about are in Westwood, I believe.
Those are the Century City Plaza Towers in Century City, not in Westwood.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Century_Plaza_Towers
You beat me to this
i think the point is the world trade centre buildings just looked like any other buildings and are easily confused
Though I can see how someone might confuse them, maybe it's an age thing bcz I immediately realized the mistake as well
I thought they looked strange. For example those buildings looked like they were at inverted angles.
It took me no time to notice and longer than I’ll admit to prove that sin #70 about toast in the breakfast is unjustified, as there are 2 slices of toast there, they’re just stacked very odd. If you pause at 7:02 and look on the right side you can see 4 points/corners of the toast, and there’s the barest glimpse of the more triangle shaped toast hiding behind the rounder edged toast. I am very upset with myself for not being able to let this go, but this is now the hill I will die on.
I checked and you are right! 👏🏻👏🏻😅 Are you Enneagram Type 5 by any chance? (As a 5, I too sometimes notice small things like this or take the time to check details no one else cares about.)
The scene where he catches her singing in the tub was actually unscripted
She is adorable.
Really?
8:30 "I'm just pointing out that MOST employee relationships do not include the expectation of sexual favors."
Blizzard: *Surprised Pikachu face*
When I read the comment my first reaction was : "wait what are you talking about ?". Then I did research and... damn... I am not american or a native english speaker but Blizzard is hudge and we have our gamers, and still no one mentioned it. Wtf ?
I'm dead lmaoo
It's funny* how many jobs _do_ include that expectation, just in a way more insidious and hypocritical way.
*of course by "funny" i mean "patently absurd and depressingly standard".
About the low bag count not jiving with "obscene" amount of money, I have to assume you never priced clothes at high end boutiques like that then, heh
🎶 pretty woman, full of sins!
pretty woman, let the fun begin! 🎶
also, only three sins in and the narrator speaks to my social anxiety
Love your musical parody, it made me laugh out loud! 😂🎶
@Fax be quiet!
🎶I’m the king of wishing sinning!🎶
Jeremy, I love this channel, I've been a fan since 2013 when I first saw the video "Everything wrong with The Hunger Games" the content always makes me happy and has made me a better movie fan as well as a storyteller when I became an author to see the logic in story. Thank you for all your hard work you and your team do on this channel.
Ding for CinemaSins! (…for confusing Century Plaza Towers in L.A. with the World Trade Center in NYC)
I thought I was the only one that noticed that 😂
I actually lived around the block from the "Pretty Woman Hotel" on Las Palmas. The street it's on wasn't that busy and there were surprisingly few horns honking on a daily basis. There was a bigger chance of having a police helicopter fly by your window (literally). By that time there were also little to no hookers on Hollywood Blvd. as the city had been making a major effort to sweep them off the streets (they actually ended up on the Sunset Strip).
One day I was walking home from work (yes, people do walk in LA) and was walking up Las Palmas. I saw a film crew outside the Pretty Woman Hotel and as I got closer I saw a woman standing on the fire escape in the brown polka dot Vivian dress, while a guy in a limo was climbing the fire escape. As I got closer I saw the cast and crew were all Japanese. Apparently, they were making the Japanese version of Pretty Woman.
I miss living in Hollywood.
You didn’t mention one second she’s eating her croissant then a pancake during the same scene
And the disappearing bite mark in the pancake...DING!
Should’ve taken at least one sin off for how fantastic Laura San Giacomo is in this movie.
Always thought she was a hottie!
Absolutely true. Love her.
How you not point out near the 7:36 mark that she went from eating a croissant to a pancake mid scene.
Likewise, that was painstakingly obvious to me, even as a preteen, and I always found it hilarious! 😂🤣
That bothered me so much, you have no idea
They like their jokes so much, seems they're gettin' lazy about spotting actual mistakes. They also missed the Dos Equis bottle turning to face the camera between edits in Office Space.
I really don’t see why so many people have an issue with that. There was plenty of time for her to put down the croissant she only picked up and checked out (tore in half) and pick up and pancake and take a bite.
7:05
Thank you for all the 90's movies you review. Some of your 90's reviews take me back to a great time in my life. Of course while very imperfect I think a better time in modern society for all. Very entertaining! : )
They seemed to glamourize prostitution a bit TOO much in this movie. It's as if they're saying "Yes, prostitutes are people too... As long as they're the right kind of people."
Soo are you saying that prostitutes AREN´T people?
They are people
Only a virgin living under rock would think you could glamourize prostitution TOO much nowadays.
@@alenciaga21 Come on, that's obviously not what he/she meant. This movie seems to be of the idea that sex workers are people worth taking care of and love AS LONG as they are gorgeous, sophisticated and educated.
The other ones (the movie seems to imply) aren't as good, they are just uneducated junkies unworthy of Richard Gere's dick and Money.
I mean it's just another industry. The problem isn't prostitution, it's society thinking it's better than it's urges which keep the industry in business. The only people ashamed of prostitutes are people who are ashamed of their basic sexual identity
💡 SO many damn lamps. 🙃 Love how he didn't say anything and just sinned them. 😆
Ikr. Why so many dang lamps?!
I still use Kitts line "The Pressure Of A Name". Oddly enough a friend of mine from high school married her, the actress not the character.
*"Sassy foreshadowing! For-sassy-ing?"*
just killed me. i was wheezing so hard i needed an inhaler.
I could have watched this movie 30 times and never noticed all those freakin' lamps.
I can’t believe you didn’t sin the film another point for the breakfast scene……she comes in, sits down, picks up a croissant to eat and then it cuts to here scoffing down a pancake!
I don't see how you can't have both 🙃
*scarfing
The Orlando tourists photographing a dead body sin should have just been a simple "Floridians" *ding*
This movie was 50 Shades of Grey without the PHYSICAL BATTERY of BDSM.
Yeah cept she wasn't a virgin with no personality 😇
Viviane is a firecracker! Anna is just meh
@@RiniDiamandis none of that matters.
I'm speaking SOLEY on the psychological behavior of Richard Gere.
SOMEONE got offended for no reason.
@@kevinmacdonald3574 lol pls wasn't offended i was just giving an opinion and you didn't say that psychology wise or whatever you just said it's 50sog but vanilla and it isn't ._.
@@kevinmacdonald3574 like yikes at you getting defensive so easily over a comment 💀💀💀💀
@@RiniDiamandis i figured people would have gotten the reference. I guess I just expect people to have some common sense and know what I'm talking about because I said the "MOVIE was."
That excludes ANY character trait comparison.
Richard Gere: What you makes you think I'm a lawyer?
Fast forward a few years, Richard Gere is playing a lawyer in the film Chicago.
Why don't sharks eat lawyers?
Professional courtesy.
@11:15 Even today - fancy hotel rooms with private balconies and private terraces - are wide open with no railings.
I was just in a room with a 50x50 private terrace on the 10th floor - the wall was about 4 foot high - no railing - could see straight down.
What do you DO for a living that you just spent time in a hotel penthouse, and yet watch cinema sins??
17:14 - Uh, these towers are in LA. These towers are designed in the New Formalism style, just like the Twin Towers. But this architectural style, made famous by Minoru Yamasaki, is everywhere from 1960s and 70s US.
12:30
I had no memory of the doorman from Seinfeld being in this scene 😄
So that makes two Seinfeld characters being in Pretty Woman.
And Jerry also has a VHS of Pretty Woman on his bookshelf in one of the episodes.
Disney needs to bring back the Touchstone label, their best mature work came when they still had it.
The label they used wasn't responsible for the film's, in fact the decision not toake that type of content is likely why the retired the "Touchstone" brand.
And now they have Fox to put non-family friendly under of they want to make it.
Pretty Woman the first live action Disney princess movie.
The last time they used it was with their collaborations with Steven Spielberg and his Dreamworks studio. I'm guessing 20th Century Fox is their new Touchstone.
@@TheSjuris Well technically that would be “Princess Diaries”.
@@beethovensfidelio Pretty Woman came out a decade plus earlier.
THE LAMPS!! I literally stopped breathing! Crying from laughter and cheeks aching. Wonderful!!!!
You need to get out more.
@@jeffreytackett3922 Single mum during Corona reality... the idea of going out socialising isn't so hot.
Richard Gere was in Mothman Prophecies, who also started in this movie with Julia Roberts who started in The Flatliners with Kevin Bacon. The shortest 6 degrees ever!
Wouldn't the shortest degree be people who actually worked with Bacon?
Prophecies
@@alphasierra. or where Kevin Bacon was the only actor.
2 degrees, otherwise known as "shortest 6 degrees ever"
Also, Julia Roberts, who has just 1 degree
@@IMakeupStuff, I infer the film is about tenured teachers who specialize in the subject of "Mothman" and all happen to be women. Naturally, there's a feminine title for someone whose profession is professing academically.
We'd call her a "Professoress." Hence the title WB was going for, there, was "The Mothman Professoresses."
As to that spelling, I haven't checked if "Proforess" is a real word. If it is, I'm lost.
Even as young as I was went I first saw this, I never understood why he wouldn't be able to afford her all night, she said $300, like it's 1758, this guy spends $300 on underwear lady
Was the one I was watching for. Friends and I watched this film once, and we all balked at the bad math. I think she undercharges for a week too, yet acts like it's a record huge fee.
Is it at all plausible, though? If I made my money on illegal contracts because I wasn't lucky enough for a basic education, could my figures get that bad? Or would I more likely learn good accounting as I went?
I guess we have to take inflation into account. $300 is about the equivalent of around $600 today. Now, idk what the typical salary of a sex worker is but $6K dollars in one lump sum for a week's work seems like a pretty good deal, especially for someone who usually would probably not have consistent hours of work. The odd part of it is still her thinking he can't afford it.
@@alm2187 her transportation costs between jobs and Hollywood Blvd wouldn't be a factor, which is why she charged him $300 for the night. She'd have to go with another 2 guys that night, while getting back to her "office" to earn that same amount of money. It takes about 20 mins to drive from where she works to the hotel, this factored into her cost per hour. He wants "days too" so that's $600 x 6 days or $3600, which is why she firsts says $4000 (watch the expression on her face, since she knows it's over priced). He counters with $2000 and she lowers to $3000. That's barter negotiation.
I know every single line of dialogue in this movie and I think I deserve a sin for that.
@Fax loser
Hm. We've got Fax sharing what looks like an Eastern spiritual meditation vid and a "@@christianparrish6647" is dogging (him?) about it. Is there a holy war brewing? ;-P
@@alm2187 dude, he's seeking attention. Are you taking his side?
D I N G
same, but in german.
I can't believe at 6:32 you actually missed the real sin of this movie where during this scene Julia starts off eating a croissant and ends with the pancake. A sin for Cinema Sins!
Biggest sin of all is how they try to make this movie a family film. It's definitely shown on so-called family channels 😑
I’ve legit saw it on the Family Channel
There's nothing especially raunchy.
@@bluegenes2273 But young minds are particularly impressionable and can see things ( literally and metaphorically) that adults don't.
I love how she knows how to tie a tie and knows about cars but sits on table and eats a pancake like a burger
I‘m reeeaaally looking forward to eww Fast 9!
Judging by how much damage Fate did, F9 will be the end of Cinemasins 😜
The editors did a great job with the lamps stuff
Matbe they forgot to bring a fill light or something. "Don't worry, we'll just turn on every freaking light in this room, and the room next door, and..."
Holy shit I never realized Larry Miller was in this movie! Dude is comedic gold, even in those few lines he nailed his part of greedy salesman.
yes! Always loved his scenes.
Always considered him one of the funniest comedians in the business. Love his style.
@@wallyman292 definitely, his stages of drunk is still one of the greatest standup routines I've ever seen
I must be drunk bc I'm laughing so hard at the "I ordered everything off the menu " part. And I can't stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 brilliant comedy! "We are not impressed with the fuzzy fruit!"
Good job guys. You got nearly all of them.
I only thought this movie was boring after the fiftieth time I saw it, I still think it’s pretty great. And I’ve been waiting for you to count its sins a long time. Good job.
Yes! All the sins!! This movie is responsible for my unrealistic relationship expectations. Lol. When the hell is a millionaire gonna climb up my fire escape?
That only happens to prostitutes, apparently! ;)
In the first breakfast scene you missed the continuity error in which Vivian goes from eating a croissant in one shot to a pancake in another
At 17:12 those aren't the World Trade Center buildings.. they're the Century Plaza Towers in Los Angeles.
Can I just be honest and say that even though I've actually never seen this whole movie just from this Everything Wrong With I'm getting really bad 50 Shades of Gray vibes? Like, "I will rescue you and I will change you into this perfect person and I make a zillion dollars so I can control you" etc. Not in such a literal way, but the whole nature of their relationship. But at least this story seems to have some high points or a good performance, etc
I haven't seen or read "50 shades" but from what I heard it's MUCH WORSE when it comes both to the control thing and the quality of the book & movie.
I haven't read/ watched it but I have watched many a critique video/ everything wrong with/ film theory and she signs a literal contract, is kinda stalked, gets very sad afterwards etc. Did not seem healthy at all.
You're on to something - I definitely get those vibes when I've re-watched it, too. These were pretty common tropes back in the 80s and 90s.
Fifty Shades of Gray though... it's like if you took Pretty Woman, took all the positivity and fun out of it, sucked all the individuality and agency out of Vivian, and dialed the problematic stuff up by a factor of 10. With Pretty Woman, you can kind of turn your head and squint and see how this relationship could end well. Fifty Shades pretty much openly glorifies abusive relationships.
Everything wrong with Unfaithful. There's a movie chock full of sins.
7:00 I don’t usually comment on silly things like this (there are entire channels that criticize these videos), but there are absolutely 4 slices of toast here.
Yes, at first glance it’s a little hard to see. But by looking at the right-side of the plate, you can clearly see that there are 4 corners of toast slices.
Nobody, especially a hotel of this caliber, would serve 1 1/2 pieces of toast to their guests.
Rant complete.
In the 80s it was 3 half slices. I thought it was weird 40 years ago.
@@HybridBattery not on that plate, it wasn’t.
I also just had the same realization. And went right away looking in the comments for like-minded viewers. It makes me happy to have found yours.
It is right on the spot. Even the technique for proof. Nicely done and described.
@@Alexa-ub2qh That might be the nicest reply I’ve ever received. Thank you for that. :)
It's insane that because of RUclips you couldn't even play 5 seconds of _"King of Wishful Thinking"_ in fear of getting a copyright claim on the whole video.
You missed the point during breakfast when the croissant turns into a pancake between shots
I remember when this movie first came out I was 14/15 and I fell in with it. I couldn't wait to go to California and hang out on Hollywood Blvd and 4 years later I did, minus the prostitution part😂 And yes the same thing happened to me on Rodeo Drive.😏 Pretty Woman will forever be one of my favorite movies of all time. The only sin is we never got the sequel we once asked for. I can't believe I teared up watching this thinking of the memories 😭❤
Century Plaza Towers in Century City (West LA), not the WTC. Designed by the same architect, Minoru Yamasaki, but less than half the height and triangular versus square footprints.
You can see the Fox Plaza building (that would become Nakatomi Plaza in Die Hard) under construction in the background.
You should have taken off a hundred sins when Richard Gere slam the necklace box on Julia Roberts's fingers not literally of course but because it wasn't scripted and that was her genuine laugh
Y so serious 😈🃏🥃
That final 'ding'... Loved it!
This movie is basically a remake of My Fair Lady.
The one where she says move your arse?
Actually in the original screenplay she's an addict and doesn't end up with him, as he literally kicks her to the curb.
@@shermanbrown419 Well, she does says “Well done” and then does Arsenio Hall “dog pound wooing” sound.
@@crystalward1444 she ends up with freddie
@@Blueberryyymuffin that one went over my head. Who's Freddie?
My mom has no idea what this channel is, but Pretty Woman is her favorite movie of all time. We've seen it a million times AND this vid was posted on her birthday the timing of that is AMAZING
Bring back the outtakes! The endings feel really abru
Haa, i see what you did th
They pin a link to the outtakes at the head of the comments section
@@dropkickmurphy4114 thanks, they started posting them separately, then in the most recent one, they were back at the end of the clip - so far so good :)
6:45 The Breakfast rant 🥞🥐 with the "Also ALSO!" for the toast. 🤣🤣🤣
Still one of my favorite films, and the reason I want a Lotus Esprit.
The car it self isn’t that good but it’s a icon of a good time for cars
Hell yes🏁🏁 just wish the were more reliable
17:18 - Snap dog? I thought she said SNACK dog vendor!!
The whole “why wouldn’t he tell her in advance” remind me of an awful relationship I was in during my early 20’s. The person I was in a long distance situationship would call me tell me I needed to fly out to accompany him to something and if I couldn’t he would go off on me.
This is one of those, "there are no victims, just volunteers" type situations.
@@jeffreytackett3922 He would go off on me and no that is not the only time he would go off on me. And I saying no became less and less. Why because he made me believe I was lucky and he was being generous to someone like me. The awful part of the relationship wasn’t just because of him verbally going off on me it just started that way. I am lucky I am not the shell of a person I was in my early 20. So no I am not a victim I am a survivor.
@@TheLilyMustang Good for you for recognizing your own worth once you got out of that. 🤗
Sorry CinemaSins but if you pause at 7:00 there are indeed TWO slices of toast. Admittedly one quarter is hiding pretty well
You can't hate on Stucky for hitting on Julia, he has a tail! I've seen it in shallow Hal
random lil factoid but 15:25 was unprompted / not what was supposed to happen and you can tell Julia's reaction is 100% genuine. it's so cute!
I spit cherry coke out of my nose with the light “arrows” 😆
#itburns 🍒 🥤
I literally just searched for this not too long ago, thanks for making this!
Damn you cinema sin dude, having binged on this channel for three days I now can’t watch a movie without sinning it in my head!! 😩👌🏻🔥
But do you constantly try to use the phrase “ex machina“ in every day conversations??? They did that to me!!!
“And now my hip socket hurts.” 😂 Hahahahahahahaha
Take Sin 186 back off! That is not New York, it is Century City in Los Angeles, where Stuckey's office is. Later, Edward takes his shoes off and walks around outside.
You forgot to mention how Julia is eating a croissant one second and eating a pancake the next
5:44 - Believe me! I've wrestled with this myself logically myself!