The Munsters Reboot Movie | Forgotten Failures
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2020
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After looking at a forgotten chapter of the Addams Family earlier this month, I decided to take a look back at all the failed attempts to reboot The Munsters - mainly focusing on the forgotten 1995 TV movie "Here Come the Munsters".
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In the words of Pat Priest (Marilyn Munster): "as far as I'm concerned, you can't replace Al Lewis, Fred Gwynne and Yvonne DeCarlo, you can replace me, but you can't replace them, they were one of a kind"
They couldn't replace her either I know she was the second Marilyn but she had a charisma to her and played the strait woman/nieve niece all too well
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As a kid who grew up watching re-runs of the original show this felt like a smooth transition. My 7 year old brain thought these were the same actors. The casting was that good. Especially the late great Edward Herrmann in particular.
I completely agree with this. I remember being surprised at how much I enjoyed the actors.
I also grew up watching reruns
I always thought Brad Garrett would have made a great Herman Munster
definitely
He's got the impression down for sure
One of his old jokes from his standup is that he looks and sounds like Greg Brady had a child with Herman Munster, then he does an impression of Herman's laugh.
Accurate on both counts.
or else ed helms.
You're not wrong there, I remember a blooper from everybody loves raymond and he not only had the voice but the mannerisms down perfectly
7:28 "Oh I see you have a son, too! Is he a little monster like my Charlie?" Her son is "Charlie Kelly" from "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia" and he does chase cars, too, lol
I had absolutely no idea any of these reboots ever existed for the Munsters, even the 2013 reboot, had no clue this was around.
Thank you for this. As an "old" man who loved the original Munsters as a small child in the 60's and 70's, I was not even aware of the 1995 movie. Now I have a mission!
A mission to burn every copy in existence?
Have any luck? I've been looking to no avail.
Your mission is to stay away because it sucks
@@proto-geek248 This movie will self-destruct in 3..., 2..., wait, it already did that on release!
On the Munsters you tube channel, it was just posted, you can watch the whole movie.
Fred Gwynne is such a unique guy, his voice, his appearance. It's hard to recreate that, same thing with Raul Julias gomez addams, its hard to match that! 👌
John Astin was the OG Gomez tho
@@darreylhenderson702 thank you. I was reading the comments and everyone that mentions Gomez defaults to Raul Julia when John Aston was the original.
Imho Raul Julia was good but John Aston was the best Gomez.
Don't forget his performance in My Cousin Vinny
John Astin was the Gomez Addams
Q
I personally preferred John Astin's Gomez.
Hearing Al Lewis deliver that line and laugh made me tear up.
Sometimes dead is better
How about it reanimated
Haha I understood that reference
*Slow clap* well done.
hehe 👉😎👉
The reboot went sour.
"Here come the Munsters" is the only reboot that comes the closest to recapturing the magic of the original. Even the surviving cast make a cameo in the 1995 movie.
And this year's winner for commenting on a video before watching it goes to...
Munsters Scary Christmas was good and reminded me of the original show.
Had no idea it was made
Mockingbird Lane was the worst, Herman wasn't even a Frankenstein monster. How do you do a Munster's show without Herman as a Frankenstein monster? Herman is literally the face of the show, without him as the Frankenstein monster, it isn't the Munster's! I am guessing it was probably to save a few dollars and time, by not having Jerry put on the make up, which takes quite a bit of time, but again it isn't the Munster's!
@@JENDALL714 haven't even seen the show but that was horrible
I remember watching Here Come the Munsters on TV back when it was first broadcast. It's amazing how well Edward Herman channeled the original Fred Gwynne character.
Edward Herrmann was a brilliant showman, just like the dear Fred Gwynne!!!
It's too bad there's never been an official crossover between the Addams Family and The Munsters. It would be pretty funny seeing each family react to the different personalities of each other.
They really are opposites, too. it makes for fascinating analysis of american culture. the munsters are closed-minded blue-collar jerks who look down their nose at all the ugly people around them and think they're the best shit on sliced bread, while the addamses are rich, eccentric, happy to meet everyone, just the best.
@@KairuHakubi Just imagine this: Herman insults Gomez. Gomez responds by slapping Herman in the face with a glove demanding satisfaction. Herman retaliates by talking off one of his hands and then uses it to knock Gomez clean out a window. Herman, smiling and nodding his head says, "I'm satisfied."
@@jeffreydotson4842 Eddie plays a prank on Wednesday and ends up in some sort of torture device.
@@jeffreydotson4842 hehehe, okay. that's pretty good.
Yea it boggles the mind that there was never a cross over. It just feels like these two shows were built for one.
Yvonne Dicarlo was so incredibly gorgeous
I had a crush with her even in Lily Munster costume !
Yes, smokin
She was.
Oh yeah, she was stunning. She was after all a genuine Holywood leading lady at one point. And being a big metalhead myself I got a thing for her in her Lily Munster make up.
She lied about her age to get her role on the Munsters...
“Do you get much work for terrorizing the public”
“No the Iternal Revenue Service pretty much has that covered”
Ok that’s pretty funny
I legit laughed out loud at that line. Textbook example of how a cheesy joke can still be hilarious with perfect execution. 😂
Well that's kinda true.
I laughed pretty hard at that. NGL.
The key is in her even tone while delivering that line. It was almost matter of fact, no cheesing it up.
Like stated above, that had me laughing out loud. :) perfect simple timeless gag.
I remember watching Here Comes The Munsters when it originally aired. My dad even recorded it for me on a VHS tape because at the time Nick At Nite would show the original Munsters and I was a huge fan of the show. Thanks for bringing up some great memories.
yeah this brought up memories for me too. I didn't realize it but I definitely saw this. didn't remember until the projector moon scene.
Remember the Cheerios commercial with the kid turning into an alien? And Jimmy Kimmel as Jimmy the Fox Monkey?? And even the Cryptkeeper made an appearance!! I gotta find that tape.
My family taped it on VHS from Fox, I don't remember any commercials being recorded but there were some promotions from the Crypt Keeper in place of them, hyping up the movie and what not. Great memories, I remember thinking Uncle Hyde and the Crypt Keeper were the same person because they looked alike lol I was not the smartest kid...
4:58 Well, the IRS joke was funny. 😅
Me: "hey isnt that charlies mum from always sunny?"
Her: "is he a little monster like my charlie?"
Me: *head explodes*
I came to the comments just to make sure someone said this, haha amazing!!!!
Saw this comment just as this scene happened.
I just spit out my milk steak when I saw that.
@@CaptainTae I drink it everyday so I can fight...like the crow.
@@CaptainTae Milk steak... wow... that must be thick.
I still laugh my ass off when Fred Gwynne busts through the door, ever single time! He goes through 3 emotions in 3 seconds and finally doesn't care that he demolishes his house just to go outside, LMAO!
Back in around 1968 or '69, I toured Universal Studios down in L.A. The tram tour took us past the Munster's house....which was right next door to the old Leave It To Beaver home. Even met Al Lewis, who was signing autographs up near the studio entrance.
and?
That's awesome
The Munsters’ house is still there too. It’s on the backlot in the same area as Wisteria Lane from Desperate Housewives. I have a pass to Universal Studios Hollywood and was there recently for an event. It’s really cool knowing the house is still there.
Ahh Christine Taylor. Had a huge crush on her from The Brady Bunch movies. Perfect Marcia and Marilyn.
I have to see this. The voices of Herman and Grandpa are so close its easy to imagine you're seeing the originals. And I have already laughed out loud at a couple of the gags.
Never knew this existed. The restaurant scene brings warm memories.
As a fan of the original Munsters, i think the Here Comes the Munsters really does capture the magic of the original series. It is also a cute little Easter egg, having most of the original cast show up for a bit.
The Munsters and the Addams family would definitely enjoy each others company and it would be one big funny mess! If only there was a crossover back then with the original cast.
Fox in 1995 seemed to have a lot of TV movies that never seemed to go anywhere.
Yeah it was a great time of content. The problem was nobody watched it
They also tried a reboot of *Get Smart.*
i think the generation x movie was right about then. that was good one too.
@attmay if you’re talking about the 96 series it was a soft reboot. Smart was now the chief and they did get Don Adams back to play him. Heck the actress who originally played 99 came back in a few episodes
@@Maniac536
With Andy Dick and I believe it was called get smarter. Which is about as '90s a title as you could possibly get.
nobody could've played that part better than edward herman...bravo to the casting director
Very authentic
Brad Garrett would be the guy now for sure. He does a perfect Ed Gwen impression and he's 6 ft 8.5.
I still remember watching on Halloween '95 and being so confused how they got the original Herman back 30 years later.
His last name is Herman. That seems like kismet to me. As well as his first name being the name of the character's son, technically.
@@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat good shout he would be perfect.
I watched this the Halloween it aired. I was beyond geeked to watch this after trick or treating.
I loved Robert Morse's portrayal as Grandpa. He had all his mannerisms down and even his voice too.
Edward Herrmann as Herman Munster? All I can say is wow!
Kinda like when Marc Web did the Amazing Spiderman
He said he only took the part because his kids wanted him to.
I've heard about the unforgettable Munsters' returning in "The Munsters' Today" but not this interesting Munsters comeback. Stay safe and keep it up!
I grew up in the 80s and saw The Munsters Today and repeats of the original. I cant believe this one from the 90s passed me by, and looks so good. It's a product of the 90s that actually doesn't look dated! The visual look and performances seem to be spot on and the jokes themselves seem pretty faithful.
Sounds like a fun movie. Loved the cameos. Now that’s how you do a reboot.
7:28 "Is he a little monster like my Charlie?"
"I don't know, does he enjoy milk-steak?"
I remember watching this with my Grandpa one Thanksgiving. It was a special memory for me that I will always treasure ❤️
Honestly, I wish Mockingbird Lane was given more of a chance than the one show. I thought it had some real potential.
It honestly did. The show was a great reimaging of the franchise while still being it's own thing. Too bad people are afraid of change and the one special was all we got.
I loved it and was very disappointed that there was only one episode.
Eddie Izzard is fantastic as Grampa
Same. Loved what we got. A shame
I saw it but, honestly, I don't remember anything about it.
Thanks, Joe. I never knew that Edward Hermann and Robert Morse worked together in anything! Wish I'd seen this one. Looks like the actors had a good time.
Never occurred to me just how many variations of the Munsters exist. Thank you for the video man. Keep up the great work!
I really loved this remake....probably because they did each character justice. Between Herman and Morse...I was laughing alot.
I’m actually upset Mockingbird Lane didn’t take off. That seemed to have a lot of promise.
This clearly was honoring the original tv series and it does a damn perfect job. I love it.🐺⚰🕷
My parents taped this off tv for me when I was a kid out trick or treating and it started my love for the munsters I boot up my classic episode dvds every October now. Great vid!
Ok, I really, really loved “The Munsters Today”, and I am a very big “The Munsters” fan. So much so, that I have a tattoo of Herman.
The Munster's Today actually ran longer than the original show did, so I don't know how anyone can say it was a failure? The only thing I didn't like was they didn't have to make them sleep for 20 years, that was unnecessary, because they are monsters and don't age anyway! Eddie could have been a teenager since he probably is the only who would age, albeit slowly than everyone else.
I got dad tattooed on me
@@JENDALL714 Marilyn would’ve aged
@@JENDALL714 It was a second rate cable show. But it was a failure because it was awful. The low budget definitely showed.
@@JENDALL714 A thirty year old teenager ?
Ever since Hey Dude, I’ve had a thing for Christine Taylor.
Ben Stiller is a lucky man.
@@5roundsrapid263 True Story.
...She was in Hey Dude? How did I not remember that?
Great video!
I loved seeing this when it came out. I'm a big fan of the original.
Edward Herrmann was a perfect match for Fred Gwynne. Herman Munster was such a great character.
I got to meet Butch Patrick briefly at a small convention I was working at. Such an honor.
I remember watching the late 80's reboot show as a child. I was pretty young, so enjoyed it. Saw some of it again recently... I wish I hadn't, seeing it again ruined the memory
My favorite fact about The Munsters is that Yvonne de Carlo (who played Lily on the original show) dated Howard Hughes for a time when she was in her 20s and he was like 50
She was quite beautiful
It’s the way of the future, the way of the future....lol. Honestly did not know that!
Also I still defend Eddie Izzard being cast as Grandpa. I chalk it up to bad writing bc he could’ve nailed it otherwise.
That can't be because she was born in 1922 and he was in 1906
I didn't forget, I watched this at Grandma's house when it premiered. She loved halloween, and taught me to love it too (although she didn't watch it with me), today was her funeral. Miss you, Nana.
My condolences for the loss of your Nana.
How did I miss this TV Movie?! Thanks for sharing. ❤️ The 90s!
Grandpa Al Lewis forever earned my respect when Howard Stern had him on during a Live event, where Al fearlessly stepped to the mic and shouted "FUCK THE FCC!"
Even Howard Stern himself got spooked enough to panic and try to shut Al down, but it was too late. Al was grinning the whole time.
Al lived in the same building as my ex wife's parents. It was a non smoking lobby and elevator, except for him. If you got onto the elevator and smelled cigar smoke, you'd know that you just missed him. It happened once when we were visiting them, and I was bummed as I would have loved to have met him. RIP Grandpa Al!
DeCarlo was older than Lewis...
You know that is pretty impresive because Stern is a shock jock, his job is to basically say "Fuck the FCC"
What beef you got with the fcc
I actually liked the Mockingbird Lane Pilot, yeah it’s wildly different but it still has the same heart as The Munsters
It's definitely the best of the revamped Munsters presentations - the cast actually had chemistry together, which never happened in the other movies and shows.
I had no idea this existed I have to find a copy! One of the main reasons I love your channel so much is discovering new/old things like this with a solid little review to go along with it. One of my favorite channels that I've come across in 2020 😃
I loved the 2012 NBC pilot "Mockingbird Lane" that had Portia De Rossi as Lily, Jerry O'Connell as Herman and Eddie Izzard as Grandpa. It was GREAT!!!
Yeah it was that weird time when Eddie Izzard was actually on a couple of TV shows.
1:37 I actually liked Mockingbird Lane. It was different, but isn't that what you want from a reboot? And the character portrayals weren't trying to duplicate the original performances.
Same, I really enjoyed it, too.
first, who wants reboots at all? second, it wasn't a reboot, it was an entirely different show with the same character names. it is a network being too lazy to create an audience for their show so they try to use an already known commodity.
Herman as a normal looking human, isn't the Munster's. It's like watching the Titanic movie where it misses the ice berg and all we see for two hours is the Love Boat and they pull into NY harbor happy and fulfilled!
Agreed. Mockingbird Lane had some untapped potential. It had some bumps to work through and I really wish they had made Herman bigger, stronger, and less intelligent (he seemed to be the only one that they decided to veer from the original character concepts), but I quite liked how they interpreted the rest of them. They took the Munsters and turned up the gllows humor and eliminated the cartoonish, screwball comedy and most of the slapstick. It worked for me. Then again, I always thought the original Munsters needed a little more horror comedy and a lot less "Casper the Friendly Ghost"; maybe I was never the right audience for The Munsters anyway.
It missed the point of the Munsters entirely. The Munsters is about a group of misfits that despite looking like stereotypical movie monsters they are actually harmless for the most part and just misunderstood. It is a comedy and a love letter to the golden age of monster flicks. These type of reboots are simply using a popular franchise to gain viewers instead of creating an original idea and trying on their own. It the end it always backfires because the people that turn up to see it are disgusted by what they see. A product that is nothing like the beloved franchise. In theory, in a reboot they can change anything they want BUT a wise production team should know that most people want the product to resemble the original and pay tribute to it. When I go to see a reboot I want it to be the same but with updated production values.
I taped this on VHS the day it aired and have loved it ever since. Thank you for honoring this special!
This movie and the other Munster’s movies are currently on the streaming service Tubi. I watched all of them. I agree with this video, “Here Come The Munsters” is absolutely the best adaptation. Mockingbird Lane was very stylized but missed the mark. If you have the time, it’s worth checking out. This video reminded me of my love for the show when I was a kid. Missed this movie on TV, very happy to discover it now.
“The Munsters Today... which somehow ran three seasons” *begins having flashbacks to repressed memories from childhood*
When Charlie's Mom plays Charlie's Mom. Anyone else catch that??
YES I DID!!
Thanks for posting this. I appreciate your take on the movie, and was really surprised at how funny one of the gags you showed was. I now want to see the full movie.
Thanks for all the research and stitching together clips that you did! It was fun to visit this movie and see the original Munsters making a cameo!
I remember seeing this when it first came out. I agree with you, I thought it was well done and it paid homage to the original version. Ed Herman nailed Herman, and the rest of the cast was pretty darn close too. I also agree the original cast was a nice touch, fitting in well with the "new" Herman.
I loved this version, I remember I had to record it on my VCR because I wanted to go trick or treating 💜💙💜
Fantaaaaastic!! This is one of those flicks that was always stuck somewhere back in my subconscious, but more of a dream. So cool to see this again. Thank you!
That remaining silent joke actually made me crack up the face he was making and everything truly something fred would do
What's with the pigman at 10:48? I had to roll it back a couple of times. How weird.
Looks like there's at least two more people wearing some sort of masks/heads in the background with him...
I don't see anything.
@@LM-yd1hh the guy to the right in the blue shirt. It's weird 😂
@@HaloInverse I think one was dressed as a grandma...
OMG I SAW A CLOWN MASK ON GRANDPA'S SHOULDER...
ITS A LIL HARDER TO SEE BUT THERE RED HAIR AND WHITE FACE
I has gone to Universal Studios when they were filming Mockingbird Lane, and I was soooo confused
I remember this movie! God it’s been years but I do remember when this was aired on TV and it’s still amazing how good the actors were in portraying The Munsters original cast.
Great again! Even when you're talking about some film or show I'm not too interested in, you make it enjoyable, thanks!
"You just can't replace Fred Gwynne, or Al Lewis, or Yvonne DeCarlo." - But you CAN replace Beverly Owen, who played Marilyn Munster in s1, but not s2.
She was in less than half of season 1. She was in 15 or 16 episodes. There were 37 or 38 episodes in season one. Pat Priest did the other 22 or 23 episodes of season one and all of season two.
Really wish Rob Zombie took a lesson out of this movie for his own Munsters Film.
I absolutely adore your videos. Hope you keep getting bigger.
That reboot version looks very cool. Edward Herrmann, and... omg: Veronica Hamel as Lily... wonderful casting.
Add another one to Forgotten Failures before it even comes out! Rob Zombie's new Munsters movie looks like an absolute trainwreck disaster and I can't believe the studio gave him $40 million dollars for that???
I loved Mockingbird Lane, was so bummed when it was cancelled.
I remember this!! Oh man, I definitely watched it at the time and at some point thought I must have made it up. Thank you for this video! I’ll definitely be trying to watch that instead of the new Rob Zombie reboot. 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
This was a good one, I remember watching it! Your videos are good dude!
New Favorite Channel! R.I.P Edward Herrmann
I knew him as the dad from Richie Rich. I know he was a caricature but to a kid in the 90s, he kind of eclipsed the cynical worn out fathers from that era. Rip
I agree , I always remembered him best from “ The Lost Boys” .. He was a great actor
@@EZ-IZZY1995 I mostly remember him from Geronimo Stilton audiobooks.
"The Munsters Today" was the John Shuck/Lee Meriwether thing. I remember that. That's what I was kind of expecting this to be about.
I thought I was the only person that remembered that one
@@lindseyjones9240 It ran longer than the original, so it was hardly a failure.
@@JENDALL714 Valid point.
Thanks for shining a light on this! Seems rad!
I loved this so much as I kid, but I hadn't thought about it in decades!
Your videos are insightful, interesting and entertaining; they often spark a nostalgia in me. I respect for all the work you put into researching and creating these forgotten failures, almost cult classics and docu-mins videos. Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much for the support!
I wish this movie had gotten the bigger budget that other 90s movies based on sitcoms got.
Edward Herman was a wonderful Herman, and to see the original Cast to make a great cameo what a wonderful joy to look back on👻
This was great! Thanks for posting!!!
Please do the Brady movies. I unironically think the brady bunch movie is one of the best movies of the 90s.
It’s enjoyable but one of the best?
The first two Brady feature films were pretty good.
I appreciated them for the fact that they spoofed the TV series but did not relentlessly mock it. They were not mean-spirited at all. Best of the 1990s? Probably not but they were successful and revived the Brady Bunch for a while and made a bunch of people appreciate the original TV series again.
It helped that the creator of the TV series was an executive producer on those films.
Look what's happened to every franchise in the last 10 years that has not had an original creative hand at the till. They've pretty much all gone to shit because the people in charge have NO CLUE about what made those shows work and they don't respect the original works and the fans. The major sci-fi franchise shows (Star Trek, Star Wars, Doctor Who) are DEAD because of creative neglect and mismanagement.
I like the ones with Shelley Long and Christine Taylor. And the one where Martha marry's a guy named Wally. l don't like the holiday one and hate the show.
People thought I was nuts when I brought up this TV movie.
Nice to see you here.
So, I came across this video while I was looking up stuff about the Rob Zombie directed version coming out soon. Watching this, you sold me on checking it out. Granted, had to do a deep Google search, but managed to locate the movie. Just got done watching it, and I did like it. Decided to subscribe, after all, maybe sometime down the road, might even lead me to another I'll like as well. Thank you for this.
Sometimes I watch this channel and I may not be familiar with the subject, but i still find it interesting. This time, Joe brought me back to a part of my childhood I'd forgotten even existed. Watching this with my dad laughing at all the silly jokes. Man, does time fly
Munsters Today was aired on channel 11, now Telefe, back in 1990 in Argentina.
Here comes the Munsters was showed in cable during the early 2000's.
DE VERDAD?!
@@ziggiette Si.
1313 mockingbird lane had some real promise to it. I was super disappointed that it didn't get picked up
Until I had a look at his bio, I didn't Recognise Edward Hermann as being Max (the head vampire) from The Lost Boys.
Great video!!! I remember when this aired, Nick at Night was doing a Munsters marathon at the same time, so i recorded this and watched it later and watched the munsters marathon.
Fred Gwynne’s most famous role was that of Herman Munster. But his best role was playing the judge in my cousin Vinny.
Hear hear!
But what about Judd Crandall in Pet Sematary? Munsters aside, that is what I know him best as.
@romeo9782 That was classic.
@@williamerickson520 My cousin Vinny is a far more well-known movie then Pet Sematary. Rudy Giuliani just brought it up this week.
great film!
Applause please for the makeup artists on set! Now I want to know their names...They went above of the standards of what you except in TV Movies.
Steve Johnson and Douglas Noe. Johnson worked on MIB and Species and Noe is mostly known for his works on The Majestic, Pulp Fiction and Wes Craven's New Nightmare
Dude, you ain’t lying; those guys got it! That was the only successful reboot! I barely remember this
That IRS scene was perfect!
Excellent video. I can't believe someone else remembers this!
I actually have this film on VHS, I found it on Ebay for a decent price. The copy I have originated from a defunct movie rental store. Man, that was a long time ago when I reviewed this film on Forgotten Media and for a time, it was the only review for that film on RUclips until now heh. Nice to see other people looking at this obscure film. And hey, there does exist a DVD version of the film...... in Europe. Yeah, pesky region coding always has to ruin the fun. I personally think the reason why Universal like's to sweep this film under the rug is the whole deal of Jeykll's campaign to "get rid of the foreigners in America" plan, and considering the fact on how sensitive today's media has become, yeah. Also people might find some of the character ascents offending as there's quite a handful of them in the film, especially one scene when Herman and Grandpa disguise themselves as Amish people to escape the cops but idk. Still, I think this film deserves a second chance, it should get a rerelease on physical media or at least released on a streaming service like Netflix or Hulu.
It's on Tubi right now. If I were Universal, I'd sweep it under the rug for how ham-fisted and exaggerated the villain's anti-immigrant sentiment is...especially in LA, of all places.
07:28 this takes place in the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Universe?
How weird of a coincidence is that?!
Or the pee wee Herman universe...
Wow, I didn't know this existed or was such a good match to the original series I grew up watching like so many others. I was looking for Munster stuff to add to my Halloween viewing, got the originals, the documentary, and copies of some un-aired stuff, now it's becomming an obsession to get a copy of this. Thanks for the heads up. Now of course I've got to check out your other stuff, so glad I came across your channel.
I stopped watching this video 5 minutes in to watch this movie. So good! Now I’m back.