You were surprisingly right though wrong about Mr. Green. XD Seemed as though you enjoyed this a lot. One of those farces that can be so fun to watch but is probably very difficult to perform.
Professor Plum: What are you afraid of? A fate worse than death? Miss Peacock: No just death. Isn't that enough? The most human exchange of dialogue ever written!
@@JayBondReacts Technically, the game is to find out who killed Mr. Boddy so.... you nailed it. Mr Green killed mr Boddy, in the Hall with the revolver
"Flames.....on the side of my face.....heaving.....breatheless" according to film lore, this was actually an on camera break, but Madeline Kahn held character, so the filmmakers decided to include this moment because they thought it was funny. But it's a Hollywood legend, so who knows if it is true.
@@JayBondReacts I think it was cause they were having fun, I can't imagine that there have been many others as fun as Clue to make. It's almost like they were doing a play and the cameras were just on stage with them.
The incomparable Madeline Kahn. I often think of this scene when I'm so angry words won't come to me. I also use it as a gif that way, too. Probably one of the most famous stand-alone scenes from this movie.
6:53 "Because it's a dead body." Fun fact about Mr. Boddy is that the actor's "real" name is Lee Ving. Back in the day, he was the front man of the L.A. punk band Fear.
I loved the fact that Professor Plum used to work for the United Nations Organization but now works for the World Health Organization (UNO WHO). This movie is classic!!!
Fun Fact: Jane Weilin the singing telegram girl was lead guitarist for the GoGos. Lee Ving played Mr. Body was lead singer for Fear and was in a cult classic Get Crazy that you react to. On a side note Mr. Green played Lead guitar for Spinal Tap. Check that out.
Your prediction about Mr. Green is pretty funny, because he is both the only innocent character and still the one who shoots Mr. Body (in the C ending). Michael McKean (Mr. Green) is hilarious, and has some great bits, especially his physical comedy. Most people know him nowadays from Better Call Saul. Tim Curry steals the whole movie though. His manic recap of the movie is flawless.
Hahaha Yeah, I guess when you put it that way my Mr. Green suspicion wasn't terrible. I have yet to see Better Call Saul which reminds that I need to get on that. I just shot a reaction for Nobody so all roads point that being the next show I watch lol
when Madeline Khan says "Flames on the side of my face..." she adlibs that whole monologue...Martin Mull (Colonel Mustard) and Christopher Lloyd (Professor Plum) said they thought the actress was having a stroke because it was random and she was stuttering...if you watch their reactions they are concerned and a bit scared
When it was first released, they distributed different versions to the various cinemas. So, initially the way people found out about the different endings, was by talking to friends and coworkers who had seen it and comparing notes, only to find out that they saw a different ending. You had to find out which theatre, was showing which version and then see it 3 times. They incorporated the 3 endings when it came to the VHS and other formats.
22:50 - Apparently the 'flames' line was an outtake that they kept in the movie, because the director liked that more than what she was supposed to say there. Also another bit of trivia. When the movie came out in theaters, they ran three versions of it, each with one of the three endings, at random. They did this so audiences couldn't spoil the ending to one another, because one person would see one ending and another might see a different ending.
"Professor Plum, you were once a professor of psychiatry specializing in helping paranoid and homicidal lunatics suffering from delusions of grandeur." "Yes, but now I work for the United Nations." "So your work has not changed." #TakeBackTurtleBay Fun Fact: The three endings were shown at a random theater when it first came out. All three are included on video. The DVD, however, aside from all three endings, also offers the option to play the movie with one randomly selected ending. Bonus Fact: The Max Busch House, the mansion used for the exterior and ballroom scenes, was destroyed by a massive fire on October 5, 2005. After the fire, several people left flowers on the front gate and even shed tears, evidence of how much the house was cherished by the local community.
Something I discovered rather recently was that there was actually a 4th alternative ending filmed for the movie as well that became lost over time and was actually much darker in tone. The fourth ending was filmed, but Lynn removed it because as he later stated, "It really wasn't very good. I looked at it, and I thought, 'No, no, no, we've got to get rid of that.'" In the unused fourth ending, Wadsworth committed all of the murders. He was motivated by his desire for perfection. Having failed to be either the perfect husband or the perfect butler, he decided to be the perfect murderer instead so decided to invite everyone to the mansion to be fooled by his crimes. Wadsworth then reports that he poisoned the champagne the guests had drunk earlier so they would soon die, leaving no witnesses. The police and the FBI arrive and Wadsworth is arrested. He breaks free and steals a police car, but his escape is thwarted when three police dogs lunge from the back seat. I personally think that they were right by not incorporating it, as it would feel strange if all (or any of the main cast) were to die and be poisoned throughout the whole movie, especially due to the slapstick nature of the rest of the film. Although it would have still been nice to see if they were ever to dig it up as a special feature.
Rip I've never heard of this fourth ending, but I can see it possibly running into legal trouble. The house used in this film was also used in a much older movie, Murder By Death, (another awesome comedy-mystery) which happened to center around a host summoning all the greatest detectives and laugh as they failed to solve a murder that would happen that night. Wadsworth wanting all his guests to be fooled by his murders, in the same house, seems like it could easily be sued for copying the other movie.
80's kid here...saw the Ms Scarlet ending. Newspaper entertainment sections had the various local theaters sectioned off as Ending 1, Ending 2, and Ending 3. Was 100% original.
I love how you immediately suspect the one and only guy who wasn't guilty in any of the endings and only after a little while you then suspect it might be the first person to die (or so we thought at the time). You should go pro! :D
If you saw it in Chicago, you probably got Ending 1, but your friend in St. Louis would have seen Ending 3, and your other friend in Miami got Ending 2. Since the game itself was random (not knowing who did it, or where, or with what), it only made sense that there would be different endings to the movie. I always felt the first ending was the most logical.
I enjoyed this movie so much when it was first released in the theaters that I saw it three times at three different theaters. (The movie listings in the papers showed which theaters were playing endings A, B, or C.) No matter how many many times I've watched it over the years I still laugh out loud. Great reaction! 👏👏
I played Clue throughout my childhood. The first time I saw it was when I was home from school sick one day, along with The Princess Bridle. Two classics for the first time in one day.
Great reaction! I love the fast paced slap stick humour of the film and have always viewed this film as an underrated 80's comedy, it was a shame it flopped back in the day ,but am glad it stood the test of time to go on to be a cult classic. Keep up the great work!
@@JayBondReacts One of the reasons is that people were pissed off about the multiple endings. They didn't want to have to pay to see the same movie 3 times.
Great reaction! You definitely had much appreciation for it! Especially for the performance of the dialogue. There really isn't much crosstalk in dialogue like this in film anymore. Every one of the actors delivered - such a perfect ensemble. I'm partial to Madeliene Kahn and Eileen Brennan every line they delivered they made 100% their own. And Tim Curry was insanely good - his performance takes the movie to a whole other level.
one of my all time favorites. Our family group chat is even called "Communism is just a Red Herring". The last ending is indeed the best. "Flames on the side of my face" is so iconic. I especially love the other actors looks of pure confusion, b/c that's the only improved line in the whole movie. This is right up there with Princess Bride, Galaxy Quest, and the (criminally underrated Sneakers) as my top feel good movies. I can recite the whole thing (my 16yr old kid can verify b/c I got yelled at for doing just that when we were showing it to their friend. oops).
Hahaha That's great! I love when you can recite movies from watching them so much! I can do that with a few movies like Scream, Mallrats, and Half Baked. 😂 I guess I'll have to check out Sneakers at some point, that's one I don't think I've seen.
@@JayBondReacts if you ever get the chance to watch Clue in a theater, do it. Its a great experience b/c people tend to dress up and yell the lines, etc. All the finger guns for Singing Telegraph scene. Just lots of fun.
@@JayBondReacts Sneakers is another one with an absolutely stacked cast. It's a comedy-heist movie from the early 90s. Robert Redford, Sidney Poitier, Dan Ackroyd, David Straitharn, Ben Kingsley, Mary McDonnell, and River Phoenix in one of his last performances. There a lot of other people in supporting roles that went on to be bigger after as well.
This movie has ruined me for normal conversations when someone says, "To make a long story short...". I finally had to explain to a new friend so I could say, "Too late!" without offending her.
Tim Curry is a absolute Legend. When you watch this in theaters you got only one of the endings. So when you talked about it. "Did you see miss peacock was the killer?" People are like what? It was Scarlett
They made two big mistakes when filming this. 1. In the study when Mr. Body is killed you can clearly see quite a large fire burning in the fireplace both before and after Mr. Body turns out the lights. Even with the lights out there should have been enough light to clearly see who murdered him (or attempted to murder him as it turns out). 2. When the motorist is on the phone in the lounge he is in front of a mirror that clearly shows the fireplace in it. There is no way anyone could have sneaked up behind him after using the secret passage that comes out of the fireplace without the motorist seeing them in the mirror.
There would be dinner parties that played games like this. “Who Done It?” My mom once went as Miss Scarlet and dad went as Colonel Mustard. Mom looked Gorgeous and dad looked amazing. When it was their turn I wasn’t allowed around the house because I would bother the clues. I was really little and curious. Obviously the friends would be told what rooms they weren’t allowed in before everything started. Sounded so fun. Some clues were real some fake. Hosts didn’t play because they had set it up themselves. And to help the game continue when the group got stuck. Each given an envelope telling them whether they are the killer and what weapon they used so they could play like a criminal would. Sneaky and turn the clues to others. Like said, sounded so fun.
The board game is unofficially based on Agatha Christie's play _The Mousetrap_ - which influenced this flick a lot. If you ever get a chance to see the play (no movie of it, oddly), it's one the *OG* whodunnits.
I enjoy watching reactions to Clue. They're probably my favourite videos on RUclips because its my favourite movie, and so fun to watch people experience it for the first time. I'm very impressed with what you picked up on. Most don't. - "I wonder if you go back you can see someone missing when they're talking to Yvette" - "If there's a secret passage behind one of the paintings, someone could have stabbed the cook and ran back." - "Well Peacock had the knife in front of the door when the lights came on."' (While not immediately a clue to the real solution, I always interpreted it as she was already planning on killing her former cook.) - "Something's going on with Mr. Green"
that was the logic for why they wanted to send it out to different theaters so it would get return views due to friendly arguments and bets. it got scrapped for the same reason. the flames from the side of her face was adlibbbed and left in.
I've watched this reaction a few more times and I've begun to focus on the "missing moments" from the editing process and I have to ask: is it bad that I know the response line to "is everything alright Mrs. Ho?" is "Dinner will be ready at 6:30?" Do "Clue" nerds exist? Cause I am one.
PS I LOVE what a mystery hound you are and how u are always looking fer clues...and that is the brilliance of this film is it's ability to mix humor with mystery...and all 3 endings work!
For a mystery movie with humor and an awesome lead couple I suggest a series of 6 movies: The Thin Man - 1934 After The Thin Man - 1936 Another Thin Man - 1939 Shadow Of The Thin Man - 1941 The Thin Man Goes Home - 1945 Song Of The Thin Man - 1947
@@JayBondReacts Also, the repeated joke of them getting stuck in tight spaces is a reference to the fact that two players cannot occupy the same space in the board game!
If you love who done it's. Then the 1973-74 movie 10 little indians. Which actually I think is a remake. Of a British made film from the 40's tittled, And Then There We're None Starring Oliver Reed, Elke Summer and Sir Richard Attenborough. Definitely well worth a view and reaction ! Amazing plot twist at the end !
I haven't seen it since it came out. It had a lot of humor like Airplane. Madeline Kahn, as always, was fabulous. RIP. She was in Blazing Saddles as Lily Von Schtupp. I've always loved Tim Curry. A great cast all around. I bet the editing was very hard. Good job! I'm hoping someday you'll react to Gone With the Wind, my favorite movie of all time. I really enjoy your reactions!
Thank you so much! Madeline Kahn was great in Blazing Saddles. I actually watched that after someone recommended it here. I may react to Gone With The Wind at some point as I've never seen it, but it's not on my immediate list at the moment.
I would have loved that back in the day, before social media. Just chatting with friends like "hey, did you see this?" and someone else would have a different ending. Genius! 😂
You're correct. In 1985 when this movie came out, it was sent to different theaters with the different endings. It was printed in the newspaper movie listings weather a particular theater was showing ending A, B, or C. They did that for a few reasons. 1, it's just plain cool that they have all the possible endings to begin with. Also, they knew that people would be talking about the movie after they saw it, and they didn't want anyone saying too much and giving away the ending. And 3, it was also intended to get people to see the movie multiple times at different theaters. When this movie came out, it's performance at the box office was disappointing. Now however, it has a cult following.
Right on! I looked up that song and honestly don't think I've ever heard of it. 😂 So not only did I miss a lot of movies, I also don't know a lot of music that isn't rap, as tragic as that sounds.
This is how you play the game clue …. Loved playing it…. And when the movie came out I was 10 … it was awesome …. They had a interactive version game of clue .. But didn’t really work out … shame it was ok…
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@@JayBondReacts watch the movie again, who got which weapon, who had the motive to kill which victim, who was where when the killing happens. You'll see.
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This was a tough edit because of all the dialogue, but just assume what's not shown is just me saying "It's definitely Mr. Green" over and over. 😂
You were surprisingly right though wrong about Mr. Green. XD Seemed as though you enjoyed this a lot. One of those farces that can be so fun to watch but is probably very difficult to perform.
I really love how in precisely NONE of the endings was Mr. Green a killer 😂. I appreciate that so much
Professor Plum: What are you afraid of? A fate worse than death?
Miss Peacock: No just death. Isn't that enough?
The most human exchange of dialogue ever written!
Jay's paranoia toward Mr. Green did not serve him well in solving the mystery, but I think it increased his enjoyment.
Really thought his clumsiness was constantly covering his tracks. Very sus.
@@JayBondReacts Well I mean it ended up being sus after all, he just wasn't covering up being the killer.
@@JayBondReacts He was incredibly sus. Your instincts were correct! :)
@@JayBondReacts Technically, the game is to find out who killed Mr. Boddy so.... you nailed it. Mr Green killed mr Boddy, in the Hall with the revolver
"Flames.....on the side of my face.....heaving.....breatheless" according to film lore, this was actually an on camera break, but Madeline Kahn held character, so the filmmakers decided to include this moment because they thought it was funny. But it's a Hollywood legend, so who knows if it is true.
Such a weird scene. I'm just completely baffled why they would keep it in 😂
@@JayBondReacts I think it was cause they were having fun, I can't imagine that there have been many others as fun as Clue to make. It's almost like they were doing a play and the cameras were just on stage with them.
Be nice
@@JayBondReacts It's became probably the most famous stand alone scene of this movie
The incomparable Madeline Kahn. I often think of this scene when I'm so angry words won't come to me. I also use it as a gif that way, too. Probably one of the most famous stand-alone scenes from this movie.
6:53 "Because it's a dead body."
Fun fact about Mr. Boddy is that the actor's "real" name is Lee Ving.
Back in the day, he was the front man of the L.A. punk band Fear.
I loved the fact that Professor Plum used to work for the United Nations Organization but now works for the World Health Organization (UNO WHO). This movie is classic!!!
Oh I didn't pick up on the UNO. 😂 Genius.
Fun Fact: Jane Weilin the singing telegram girl was lead guitarist for the GoGos.
Lee Ving played Mr. Body was lead singer for Fear and was in a cult classic Get Crazy that you react to.
On a side note Mr. Green played Lead guitar for Spinal Tap. Check that out.
Your prediction about Mr. Green is pretty funny, because he is both the only innocent character and still the one who shoots Mr. Body (in the C ending).
Michael McKean (Mr. Green) is hilarious, and has some great bits, especially his physical comedy. Most people know him nowadays from Better Call Saul.
Tim Curry steals the whole movie though. His manic recap of the movie is flawless.
Hahaha Yeah, I guess when you put it that way my Mr. Green suspicion wasn't terrible. I have yet to see Better Call Saul which reminds that I need to get on that. I just shot a reaction for Nobody so all roads point that being the next show I watch lol
Besides being Mr. Green, and Lenny (Laverne and Shirley), Michael McKean will forever be the lead singer of Spinal Tap.
when Madeline Khan says "Flames on the side of my face..." she adlibs that whole monologue...Martin Mull (Colonel Mustard) and Christopher Lloyd (Professor Plum) said they thought the actress was having a stroke because it was random and she was stuttering...if you watch their reactions they are concerned and a bit scared
Oh wow. That's so strange but can definitely see the concern on their faces.
When it was first released, they distributed different versions to the various cinemas. So, initially the way people found out about the different endings, was by talking to friends and coworkers who had seen it and comparing notes, only to find out that they saw a different ending. You had to find out which theatre, was showing which version and then see it 3 times. They incorporated the 3 endings when it came to the VHS and other formats.
That would have been pretty cool!
If you get the DVD you can watch it in random ending mode just like in theaters or all-in-one like a VHS
22:50 - Apparently the 'flames' line was an outtake that they kept in the movie, because the director liked that more than what she was supposed to say there.
Also another bit of trivia. When the movie came out in theaters, they ran three versions of it, each with one of the three endings, at random. They did this so audiences couldn't spoil the ending to one another, because one person would see one ending and another might see a different ending.
"Professor Plum, you were once a professor of psychiatry specializing in helping paranoid and homicidal lunatics suffering from delusions of grandeur."
"Yes, but now I work for the United Nations."
"So your work has not changed."
#TakeBackTurtleBay
Fun Fact: The three endings were shown at a random theater when it first came out. All three are included on video. The DVD, however, aside from all three endings, also offers the option to play the movie with one randomly selected ending.
Bonus Fact: The Max Busch House, the mansion used for the exterior and ballroom scenes, was destroyed by a massive fire on October 5, 2005. After the fire, several people left flowers on the front gate and even shed tears, evidence of how much the house was cherished by the local community.
Aw, that's tragic. The house was so cool!
Something I discovered rather recently was that there was actually a 4th alternative ending filmed for the movie as well that became lost over time and was actually much darker in tone.
The fourth ending was filmed, but Lynn removed it because as he later stated, "It really wasn't very good. I looked at it, and I thought, 'No, no, no, we've got to get rid of that.'" In the unused fourth ending, Wadsworth committed all of the murders. He was motivated by his desire for perfection. Having failed to be either the perfect husband or the perfect butler, he decided to be the perfect murderer instead so decided to invite everyone to the mansion to be fooled by his crimes. Wadsworth then reports that he poisoned the champagne the guests had drunk earlier so they would soon die, leaving no witnesses. The police and the FBI arrive and Wadsworth is arrested. He breaks free and steals a police car, but his escape is thwarted when three police dogs lunge from the back seat.
I personally think that they were right by not incorporating it, as it would feel strange if all (or any of the main cast) were to die and be poisoned throughout the whole movie, especially due to the slapstick nature of the rest of the film. Although it would have still been nice to see if they were ever to dig it up as a special feature.
Yeah, the tone of that is pretty off but you're right. Knowing it was filmed, it would be cool to see it regardless. Thanks for sharing that!
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I've never heard of this fourth ending, but I can see it possibly running into legal trouble. The house used in this film was also used in a much older movie, Murder By Death, (another awesome comedy-mystery) which happened to center around a host summoning all the greatest detectives and laugh as they failed to solve a murder that would happen that night. Wadsworth wanting all his guests to be fooled by his murders, in the same house, seems like it could easily be sued for copying the other movie.
80's kid here...saw the Ms Scarlet ending. Newspaper entertainment sections had the various local theaters sectioned off as Ending 1, Ending 2, and Ending 3. Was 100% original.
That is so cool! I'm glad they also let people know where you can see the other endings if you wanted to. Such a cool idea.
I love how you immediately suspect the one and only guy who wasn't guilty in any of the endings and only after a little while you then suspect it might be the first person to die (or so we thought at the time). You should go pro! :D
I'm very good at this. 😂
@@JayBondReacts I always wished they HAD done an ending where Mr. Green was the killer. He was so suspicious.
If you saw it in Chicago, you probably got Ending 1, but your friend in St. Louis would have seen Ending 3, and your other friend in Miami got Ending 2.
Since the game itself was random (not knowing who did it, or where, or with what), it only made sense that there would be different endings to the movie.
I always felt the first ending was the most logical.
I enjoyed this movie so much when it was first released in the theaters that I saw it three times at three different theaters. (The movie listings in the papers showed which theaters were playing endings A, B, or C.) No matter how many many times I've watched it over the years I still laugh out loud. Great reaction! 👏👏
That is so cool, I'm jealous! Thanks for joining me for my reaction. It's super fun and I already look forward to watching it again.
I played Clue throughout my childhood. The first time I saw it was when I was home from school sick one day, along with The Princess Bridle. Two classics for the first time in one day.
Wow, that's awesome! I'm very late to the party on both. 😂
Great reaction! I love the fast paced slap stick humour of the film and have always viewed this film as an underrated 80's comedy, it was a shame it flopped back in the day ,but am glad it stood the test of time to go on to be a cult classic. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! It flopped?! How? It was so good! I really want to watch this one with a director's commentary.
@@JayBondReacts One of the reasons is that people were pissed off about the multiple endings. They didn't want to have to pay to see the same movie 3 times.
Great reaction! You definitely had much appreciation for it! Especially for the performance of the dialogue. There really isn't much crosstalk in dialogue like this in film anymore. Every one of the actors delivered - such a perfect ensemble. I'm partial to Madeliene Kahn and Eileen Brennan every line they delivered they made 100% their own. And Tim Curry was insanely good - his performance takes the movie to a whole other level.
one of my all time favorites. Our family group chat is even called "Communism is just a Red Herring". The last ending is indeed the best. "Flames on the side of my face" is so iconic. I especially love the other actors looks of pure confusion, b/c that's the only improved line in the whole movie. This is right up there with Princess Bride, Galaxy Quest, and the (criminally underrated Sneakers) as my top feel good movies. I can recite the whole thing (my 16yr old kid can verify b/c I got yelled at for doing just that when we were showing it to their friend. oops).
Hahaha That's great! I love when you can recite movies from watching them so much! I can do that with a few movies like Scream, Mallrats, and Half Baked. 😂 I guess I'll have to check out Sneakers at some point, that's one I don't think I've seen.
@@JayBondReacts if you ever get the chance to watch Clue in a theater, do it. Its a great experience b/c people tend to dress up and yell the lines, etc. All the finger guns for Singing Telegraph scene. Just lots of fun.
@@JayBondReacts Sneakers is another one with an absolutely stacked cast. It's a comedy-heist movie from the early 90s. Robert Redford, Sidney Poitier, Dan Ackroyd, David Straitharn, Ben Kingsley, Mary McDonnell, and River Phoenix in one of his last performances. There a lot of other people in supporting roles that went on to be bigger after as well.
I'll keep an eye out for a screening. That's great! Reminds me of how The Room is treated, it's a whole spectacle that the audience is a part of.
This movie has ruined me for normal conversations when someone says, "To make a long story short...". I finally had to explain to a new friend so I could say, "Too late!" without offending her.
Hahaha That's great!
One of my all time favorite movies. Perfect for a rainy day. This was a really fun reaction too!
Thank you. I'll definitely revisit this movie for a rainy day sometime. So fun!
One of the greatest underrated comedies of all time!!! And I'm feelin yer Mr Green vibe peep!!!
when the movie came out different theaters got different endings. The ad on TV said "who did it? Depends on where you see it"
Tim Curry is a absolute Legend. When you watch this in theaters you got only one of the endings. So when you talked about it. "Did you see miss peacock was the killer?" People are like what? It was Scarlett
PPS you called the ending!!! And the chemistry of these actors are off da hook!!! REALLY enjoy yer reactions man!!!!
Thank you! 🙏 This was such a fun movie.
@@JayBondReacts and now yer a copy cat with the multiple likes. LOL love ya man!
I love this movie! Such a great film. Tim Curry is forever one of my favorite actors. ♥️ Great reaction!
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Thank you! Tim Curry was so great in this movie! It makes me kinda want to see Rocky Horror now. 😂
@@JayBondReacts I love him in The Three Musketeers and Muppets Treasure Island.
@@JayBondReacts he's also great in Annie.
@@ArikaNrazzle I haven't seen those except for Muppet Treasure Island when I was young. That deserves a revisit!
@@JayBondReacts they're all worth a watch. Tim Curry movies were my childhood, lol 😂
Since you liked the energy of this one, you may enjoy Noises Off! (1992) as well. All Star cast in it, comedy, frantic energy, great dialogue. . . .
Oh cool, thanks. Never heard of that one!
I have ALWAYS considered these two sister-films! Noises Off! is the PEAK of physical comedy!
Another great movie
They made two big mistakes when filming this.
1. In the study when Mr. Body is killed you can clearly see quite a large fire burning in the fireplace both before and after Mr. Body turns out the lights. Even with the lights out there should have been enough light to clearly see who murdered him (or attempted to murder him as it turns out).
2. When the motorist is on the phone in the lounge he is in front of a mirror that clearly shows the fireplace in it. There is no way anyone could have sneaked up behind him after using the secret passage that comes out of the fireplace without the motorist seeing them in the mirror.
Oh interesting!
There would be dinner parties that played games like this. “Who Done It?”
My mom once went as Miss Scarlet and dad went as Colonel Mustard. Mom looked Gorgeous and dad looked amazing.
When it was their turn I wasn’t allowed around the house because I would bother the clues. I was really little and curious. Obviously the friends would be told what rooms they weren’t allowed in before everything started.
Sounded so fun. Some clues were real some fake. Hosts didn’t play because they had set it up themselves. And to help the game continue when the group got stuck.
Each given an envelope telling them whether they are the killer and what weapon they used so they could play like a criminal would. Sneaky and turn the clues to others.
Like said, sounded so fun.
In-Clue-ding different endings... Good one!
This movie is a classic. I love it, one of my favorites.
The board game is unofficially based on Agatha Christie's play _The Mousetrap_ - which influenced this flick a lot. If you ever get a chance to see the play (no movie of it, oddly), it's one the *OG* whodunnits.
I enjoy watching reactions to Clue. They're probably my favourite videos on RUclips because its my favourite movie, and so fun to watch people experience it for the first time. I'm very impressed with what you picked up on. Most don't.
- "I wonder if you go back you can see someone missing when they're talking to Yvette"
- "If there's a secret passage behind one of the paintings, someone could have stabbed the cook and ran back."
- "Well Peacock had the knife in front of the door when the lights came on."' (While not immediately a clue to the real solution, I always interpreted it as she was already planning on killing her former cook.)
- "Something's going on with Mr. Green"
Thank you so much! I think I'll have to watch some reactions to this at some point. Love a good guessing game.
that was the logic for why they wanted to send it out to different theaters so it would get return views due to friendly arguments and bets. it got scrapped for the same reason.
the flames from the side of her face was adlibbbed and left in.
I've watched this reaction a few more times and I've begun to focus on the "missing moments" from the editing process and I have to ask: is it bad that I know the response line to "is everything alright Mrs. Ho?" is "Dinner will be ready at 6:30?" Do "Clue" nerds exist? Cause I am one.
Love this movie. So much fun and funny!! Great reaction. Mr. Green was right, he didn't do it!
Tex Murphy!? Man, I miss Tex Murphy. Fave computer games as a kid.
I'm glad someone knows what I was talking about! 😂 Love all those FMV games!
PS I LOVE what a mystery hound you are and how u are always looking fer clues...and that is the brilliance of this film is it's ability to mix humor with mystery...and all 3 endings work!
For a mystery movie with humor and an awesome lead couple I suggest a series of 6 movies:
The Thin Man - 1934
After The Thin Man - 1936
Another Thin Man - 1939
Shadow Of The Thin Man - 1941
The Thin Man Goes Home - 1945
Song Of The Thin Man - 1947
Awesome, thank you!
One of my favorite stealth jokes is that Plum works for UNO WHO (“you know who”)!
Missed that one, nice!
@@JayBondReacts Also, the repeated joke of them getting stuck in tight spaces is a reference to the fact that two players cannot occupy the same space in the board game!
If you love who done it's. Then the 1973-74 movie 10 little indians. Which actually I think is a remake. Of a British made film from the 40's tittled, And Then There We're None Starring Oliver Reed, Elke Summer and Sir Richard Attenborough. Definitely well worth a view and reaction ! Amazing plot twist at the end !
Awesome, thank you!
Such a great reaction! Loved it!
Thank you so much!
I haven't seen it since it came out. It had a lot of humor like Airplane. Madeline Kahn, as always, was fabulous. RIP. She was in Blazing Saddles as Lily Von Schtupp. I've always loved Tim Curry. A great cast all around. I bet the editing was very hard. Good job! I'm hoping someday you'll react to Gone With the Wind, my favorite movie of all time. I really enjoy your reactions!
Thank you so much! Madeline Kahn was great in Blazing Saddles. I actually watched that after someone recommended it here. I may react to Gone With The Wind at some point as I've never seen it, but it's not on my immediate list at the moment.
When this was released, theaters got one of the three different endings.
I would have loved that back in the day, before social media. Just chatting with friends like "hey, did you see this?" and someone else would have a different ending. Genius! 😂
You're correct. In 1985 when this movie came out, it was sent to different theaters with the different endings. It was printed in the newspaper movie listings weather a particular theater was showing ending A, B, or C. They did that for a few reasons. 1, it's just plain cool that they have all the possible endings to begin with. Also, they knew that people would be talking about the movie after they saw it, and they didn't want anyone saying too much and giving away the ending. And 3, it was also intended to get people to see the movie multiple times at different theaters.
When this movie came out, it's performance at the box office was disappointing. Now however, it has a cult following.
Bit of trivia for you. The singing telegram girl who was shot was Jane Wiedlin, famous for the track Rush Hour.
Right on! I looked up that song and honestly don't think I've ever heard of it. 😂 So not only did I miss a lot of movies, I also don't know a lot of music that isn't rap, as tragic as that sounds.
@@JayBondReacts What can I say, the 80's are my decade lol.
Don't feel too bad though. She was pretty much a 1 hit wonder.
More famous for being a member of The Go-Go's in the early 1980s.
Why is Howard Hessman (FBI Chief) not in the credits? It’s always confused me.
Great videos
Long live Dr. Johnny Fever
Dude these videos are great. Can’t wait to see your reaction to Rocky and Die Hard
Thank you! Excited to see what all the hype is about with those 2!
The game had secret passages too.
Mr Body is Lee Ving from that little punk band Fear.
This is how you play the game clue …. Loved playing it…. And when the movie came out I was 10 … it was awesome …. They had a interactive version game of clue ..
But didn’t really work out … shame it was ok…
Great reaction as always.
Try Murder by Death or the Ten Little Indians.
You will enjoy them both.
Keep in up and have fun.
Yo, one of my faves 🤞🏾🖤
Mr. Green was the only innocent one...
Or was he? He did kill Nobody and Wadsworth in the last ending. 🤔
@@JayBondReacts he's an fbi agent who shot an armed suspect.... wasn't the killer
@@JayBondReacts your reaching
@@EMal-mf9pc I am. Let me reach!
Similar style flicks that are fun are Oscar & Noises Off. Thx for reaction
Nice, thanks! I have Noises Off on my list. I'll look into Oscar. Appreciate it.
There singing telegram girl is a member of the group the Go Go’s.
movies you may enjoy
Radio Land Murders
Murder, She Wrote: South by Southwest (1997)
Murder, She Wrote: A Story to Die For (2000)
Murder, She Wrote: The Last Free Man (2001)
Murder, She Wrote: The Celtic Riddle (2003)
Perry Mason Returns
Psych: The Movie
Psych 2: Lassie Come Home
Psych 3: This Is Gus
Young Sherlock Holmes
The Great Mouse Detective
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Ace Attorney (film)
Dragnet
Detective Conan: Movie 1
Case Closed: The Last Wizard of the Century
Lupin the 3rd vs. Detective Conan
harriet the spy
Epic! Thank you for this list!
That was Madeline Kahn 💖
This guy is so cute!! 😍
Who Tim Curry, definitely. 🤭
Hell yea!
carrie fisher was suppose to be casted as miss scarlet
Lesley Ann Warren did such an incredible job as Miss Scarlet I can't imagine another actress playing that part, not even the great Carrie Fisher.
@@crystalsnow1138 Carrie was first casted in the role but sadly went into rehab so Lesley took over. But yes Lesley did a good job.
The dvd is cool because you can choose to do a random ending.
Oh that's fun!
None of the "solutions" is correct actually!!
What do you mean? The last ending it said "this is what actually happened".
@@JayBondReacts watch the movie again, who got which weapon, who had the motive to kill which victim, who was where when the killing happens. You'll see.
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Fun Fact. Miss Peacock was the cat lady in Jeepers creepers 2001.
Mr body is the victim from the Game that's how the movie character got his name
I love Clue so much ☺
I was Yvette in our high school play.