Ewan Mcgregor is also randomly in this movie. He's in the crowd at the fair. Your reactions to Ryan Reynolds in the movie, was my reaction to see Ewan. Sorry, my comments is like a year after you posted this. Just discovered your channel and I'm binging. :)
+Webshooters1 Not necessarily. At the end of the day, the Simpsons has better animation, overall better productions values, doesn't do bullcrap preachy morals, doesn't constantly try and fail to piss people off, doesn't waste the audience's time with overly long anti-humor gags, the acting is still better, too. I'd much rather watch a modern Simpsons episode if only for the fact that it's not going to make me as angry.
In defense of the movies' wardrobe. 1st, It's the old west; I COULD believe everyone has limited options. 2nd: I wear the same thing all the time... however, I am not a good example of normal human behavior.
I fucking love the first four seasons they are hilarious, tons of great and memorable jokes, cutaways, stories, characters.. and then it just goes downhill after that in my opinion with constant disgusting incest jokes and the cheapest gags you could seriously ever imagine. Such a shame to tarnish the legacy of great humor, sure there as taboo and risque humor in the earlier seasons, but something about the humor changed, to be completely mean spirited and gross out. At least the first few seasons can still be enjoyed.
First off: Happy I didn't see this flick. I felt bad laughing at your dying voice, but I can't help it, you're hilarious buddy! Far more entertaining than Seth MacFarlane, because in my opinion nothing about him is funny, and if he was passionate about his performances, I don't know he might of threaten to leave Family Guy, which would've given him leeway on creative, but I have a feeling he has control and this is the direction he wanted. So sadly I'm not into Anti-Humor. Like I said, you're far more entertaining than MacFarlane, Sandler, or any other god awful Anti-humor comedian. Well Key and Peele are way better, and actually gave me hope and tons of laughter!
Me too. The jokes are way smarter and they don't have those endless sequences of someone holding a skinned knee and going 'ssssss - AHHHH' over and over and over.
Funny thing, I can barely tolerate anything else by Seth MacFarlane, but I liked this one. I've also discovered that FG fans loathe this movie. It's also the only project with Sarah Silverman where I didn't want to punch her character in the face. That said, it did need to be much, much shorter. Brevity is the soul of wit and all that.
What's surprising about the lack of musical numbers is that Family Guy ROUTINELY uses them! Hell, it could've, like Brad said, padded out the movie to 2 hours just like how Family Guy uses them to pad out to 22 minutes!
I had gotten sick of Seth McFarlane by the time this film came out and strangely enough the real clincher was the trailer showing them stealing the "shoot the bottle" gag from Primus' music video for Wynona's Big Brown Beaver.
Which Midnight Screenings of a comedy did Brad say, I want to go home and watch Caddyshack 2? I think it was with Allison, but I honestly can't remember, and I love the inflection when he says it.
I read a crossover fanfic between this movie, Brave, and Doctor Who. Merida was the Doctor's companion, and the Doctor discovers that Merida is Albert's ancestor. Weird, but the fic was better than this movie
1:35 - Thinking about it for as unfunny and lame as A Million Ways to Die in The West, it wasn't as obnoxiously mean spirited bitter and hateful as recent Family Guy. Likely because Seth MacFarlane isn't nearly as spiteful as a lot of the recent FG writers so does want there to be some charm in his stuff. That doesn't excuse this movie at all as it's you know not good but there is a reason it's better then a lot of FG's recent shit, theatrical wide release or not.
***** The weed episode, for one, and even moreso, the episode that broke the camel's back, the mustache episode. Keep in mind, I AGREE with the positions they put forth, but the childish, "I'm right you're wrong" way they handled those issues made me root for the bad guys.
Well, they're probably right that it's a bad movie. Then again, Brad has stated that he loves Friends, The Gilmore Girls, and considers seasons 1-3 of Family Guy passable... Not sure I can trust his opinions on comedy after that.
I never liked Friends, the early seasons of Family Guy are okay, and I hated Dumb And Dumber To (I love the first one) while Brad gave it a great review. That being said, A Million Ways To Die In The West is fucking trash.
To be honest, I laughed more when watching Ridiculous 6 than this movie. It was LAME! Charlize Theron was really cute but that is all. Liam Nelson is pretty bad, Seth MacFarlane unlikeable, other actors ridiculous. Humor is supercrude and unfunny. Such a waste of time, man.
OK, seriously, THIS is the film that pisses you off? Having seen it, I didn't think it was particularly good, but I'm not mad I saw it. Liam Neeson was pretty good. You're completely welcome to your opinion, but I would not have expected this level of vitriol.
Brad's sick voice: "I remember when they first invented chocolate..."
Sweet, sweet chocolate.
I always HATED IT!!
Lol.
brad sounds like hes about to take a bite out of crime
He sounds like Colombo
Seth MacFarlane broke The Joker's golden rule of comedy. 'If you have to explain a joke, THERE IS NO JOKE!'
@John Collins Besides, he's understands 'Star Trek' better than Alex Kutzman at least.
this is my favorite Midnight Screenings. The combination of Brad's voice and his utter contempt for what he just watched was funnier than the movie.
If your not looking at the video, it's really easy to imagine it's Solid Snake giving a review
"Family Guy...has changed..."
Nice Batman voice Brad...
I can't unhear Brads, "Will Arnett going through puberty voice"
Ewan Mcgregor is also randomly in this movie. He's in the crowd at the fair. Your reactions to Ryan Reynolds in the movie, was my reaction to see Ewan.
Sorry, my comments is like a year after you posted this. Just discovered your channel and I'm binging. :)
That voice saying, "I like a good fart joke..."
love how this when from "this movie is fucking HORRIBLE" to "ya know xmen was really good let's talk about that for 10 minutes"
Binge watching old episodes ☺
Brad sounds like an asthmatic Nick Cave.
I keep half-imagining Brad's being voiced by Tress MacNeille
now that's all I can hear.
You wanna talk about "past it's prime"? THE SIMPSONS. TWENTY-EIGHT SEASONS.
+Webshooters1 Not necessarily. At the end of the day, the Simpsons has better animation, overall better productions values, doesn't do bullcrap preachy morals, doesn't constantly try and fail to piss people off, doesn't waste the audience's time with overly long anti-humor gags, the acting is still better, too. I'd much rather watch a modern Simpsons episode if only for the fact that it's not going to make me as angry.
Goku Black At least the Simpsons gets a good one in every now and then.
But South Park is best.
@@KeybladeMasterAndy The only time I hear people complain about South Park is when they say an episode didn't go far enough
Obviously seasons 3-10 are the golden years, but I think it was still decent until they went to flash. After that they were pretty much out of ideas.
Brad's voice in this review sounds like he's like a hoarse seventy year old man. Makes this review greater than the film itself.
Brad sounds like the wrinkled fish from spongebob.
"CHOCLATE?!
Hahaha, i love the degradation in his voice as it keeps going on... its like his hate is aging him by the decades :P
Brad's sick voice reminds me of those comercials where they show the lady with the hole in her throat telling you not to smoke.
the best damn thing in the entire movie was Doc Brown apperance
Oh man, I _always_ hated Seth MacFarlane.
I prefer the old thumbnail, where you two are both sticking it to the camera.
KamekAdvance Me too...that one was epic
Yeah.
47:33
7:11 wow, Brad seemed genuinely pissed on a personal level about this....
In defense of the movies' wardrobe.
1st, It's the old west; I COULD believe everyone has limited options.
2nd: I wear the same thing all the time... however, I am not a good example of normal human behavior.
The first several seasons after Family Guy came back were decent. Season 9 is where shit started hitting the fan with that show.
I fucking love the first four seasons they are hilarious, tons of great and memorable jokes, cutaways, stories, characters.. and then it just goes downhill after that in my opinion with constant disgusting incest jokes and the cheapest gags you could seriously ever imagine. Such a shame to tarnish the legacy of great humor, sure there as taboo and risque humor in the earlier seasons, but something about the humor changed, to be completely mean spirited and gross out. At least the first few seasons can still be enjoyed.
I thought this movie was made to see if they could break the world record for saying FUCK in a movie.
No, that's The Wolf of Wall Street.
There's Fuck (the documentary about the word) where it's said over 800 times.
Jonathan Sefcik R rated movie then. Yes, there is a loose restriction on curse words in R rated films.
When Brad yells while losing his voice he kinda sounds like Justin Roiland. A man who makes better cartoons I might add.
that moment when a Million ways to die in the wes review turns into an x men review
If you think is bad, I sat through the extended cut 🤪
First off: Happy I didn't see this flick.
I felt bad laughing at your dying voice, but I can't help it, you're hilarious buddy! Far more entertaining than Seth MacFarlane, because in my opinion nothing about him is funny, and if he was passionate about his performances, I don't know he might of threaten to leave Family Guy, which would've given him leeway on creative, but I have a feeling he has control and this is the direction he wanted. So sadly I'm not into Anti-Humor. Like I said, you're far more entertaining than MacFarlane, Sandler, or any other god awful Anti-humor comedian. Well Key and Peele are way better, and actually gave me hope and tons of laughter!
Well I hate him more...
confession: i like the cleveland show. more than family guy. actually, i like american dad more, too.
Me too. The jokes are way smarter and they don't have those endless sequences of someone holding a skinned knee and going 'ssssss - AHHHH' over and over and over.
OMG I HAVE BIN SAYING THAT FOR YEARS but what type of family guy do you mean like new or old?
Funny thing, I can barely tolerate anything else by Seth MacFarlane, but I liked this one. I've also discovered that FG fans loathe this movie. It's also the only project with Sarah Silverman where I didn't want to punch her character in the face.
That said, it did need to be much, much shorter. Brevity is the soul of wit and all that.
I'm actually shocked they didn't say anything about the Django cameo.
What's surprising about the lack of musical numbers is that Family Guy ROUTINELY uses them! Hell, it could've, like Brad said, padded out the movie to 2 hours just like how Family Guy uses them to pad out to 22 minutes!
ELLIE SHIRT!!!!!...I love it
***** you can get them off of red bubble but they frequently get taken down due to copy right, I have one
Letty's Dead: The Final Nightmare
I'm always surprised that German critics loved this movie!
Ryan Reynolds joke was a running gag from Ted
Wow Brad you're voice actually got deeper...huh
YEARS of drinking Crystal Pepsi, my friend.
Im convinced this whole movie was based on one family guy joke where they reference liam neeson playing a cowboy in a cutaway gag
I had gotten sick of Seth McFarlane by the time this film came out and strangely enough the real clincher was the trailer showing them stealing the "shoot the bottle" gag from Primus' music video for Wynona's Big Brown Beaver.
lmao good catch
Brad Jones as Badger
Best part of the movie was the Django cameo...
Just like Smurfs, in that Neil Patrick Harris is in a bad film and is the best part. Coincidence? I think not!
Which Midnight Screenings of a comedy did Brad say, I want to go home and watch Caddyshack 2? I think it was with Allison, but I honestly can't remember, and I love the inflection when he says it.
I read a crossover fanfic between this movie, Brave, and Doctor Who. Merida was the Doctor's companion, and the Doctor discovers that Merida is Albert's ancestor. Weird, but the fic was better than this movie
Brad sounds like he's possessed.
Gotta give Seth McFarlane credit for ripping off the target practice joke from the "Wynona's Big Brown Beaver" music video FRAME BY FRAME.
Am I the only one who liked this movie. I didn't love it, but I enjoyed it.
It appealed to the juvenile side of my sense of humour and I enjoyed it too
I did
Brad, you sound like Jason Beghe xD
It's a really funny movie. Nothing wrong with it!
Brad sound like every crack dealer I've ever met... ALLEGEDLY
Fitting that Brad sounds like a cartoon character in this review...
The Radio Times gives this cowpat of a movie 5 stars?!
I thought this film would be good due to that rating. Should've known better, the radio times ratings have always been shite.
Modern Family, a show that's also gone downhill
1:35 - Thinking about it for as unfunny and lame as A Million Ways to Die in The West, it wasn't as obnoxiously mean spirited bitter and hateful as recent Family Guy. Likely because Seth MacFarlane isn't nearly as spiteful as a lot of the recent FG writers so does want there to be some charm in his stuff. That doesn't excuse this movie at all as it's you know not good but there is a reason it's better then a lot of FG's recent shit, theatrical wide release or not.
Bruh lsd acid shrooms
I actually thought this was the only funny thing Seth has done for about 5 years. I think the dry awkwardness was a really interesting dynamic.
+Matthew Nope
Your last name perfectly encapsulates my response to your comment.
tomatodamashi Well played.
so when did seth rogen get a youtube channel?
Giovanni Ribisi is ALWAYS good
Brad sounds like Harvey Fierstein...lol
Shaggy looks different with dyed hair.
Brad sounded like Bea Arthur... XD
Have you watched the Oreville
1:39 No, not everything. It's not overtly political with a black and white take on issues and a smug superiority about its own positions.
***** The weed episode, for one, and even moreso, the episode that broke the camel's back, the mustache episode. Keep in mind, I AGREE with the positions they put forth, but the childish, "I'm right you're wrong" way they handled those issues made me root for the bad guys.
Well, they're probably right that it's a bad movie. Then again, Brad has stated that he loves Friends, The Gilmore Girls, and considers seasons 1-3 of Family Guy passable... Not sure I can trust his opinions on comedy after that.
Gilmore Girls is a gem..go fuck yourself
No.
I never liked Friends, the early seasons of Family Guy are okay, and I hated Dumb And Dumber To (I love the first one) while Brad gave it a great review. That being said, A Million Ways To Die In The West is fucking trash.
So as a fan of zany comedy
I'm guessing I will be disappointed
You sound like Stefan in this review. The West hottest nightclub is Seth McFarland...
Wow, gotta love that talking about this painful movie was so bad, they switched over to talking about x-men for like 10 minutes! Ha
To be honest, I laughed more when watching Ridiculous 6 than this movie. It was LAME! Charlize Theron was really cute but that is all. Liam Nelson is pretty bad, Seth MacFarlane unlikeable, other actors ridiculous. Humor is supercrude and unfunny. Such a waste of time, man.
xex
OK, seriously, THIS is the film that pisses you off? Having seen it, I didn't think it was particularly good, but I'm not mad I saw it. Liam Neeson was pretty good. You're completely welcome to your opinion, but I would not have expected this level of vitriol.
luv Cleveland show
you have bad taste.