ahh man you would have love it theres this whole animation sequence where you follow the ants as they travel through some sort of tech thing and thats where i stopped watching but the beginning and act two i think are worth 4 bags of popcorn and an asshat
@@shnoogums1 But he could have at least padded it out with another 55 minutes and made it a feature length. Or even 85 minutes so it could be at that 90 minute standard all movies should aim for. This could have been a movies and we are all very desperate to get back to the MOVIES!
@@Todd-_-Umptious it’s well known among buffs that 92-95 minutes is the ideal runtime. But this is more of a documentary than an actual film. I would have liked to see them do a dramatization and hire some actors. Because this format is a little stale and it isn’t actually a true movie. I’d still give it 5 bags of popcorn.
@@shnoogums1 Oh my, an actual film buff... I never thought I'd be so lucky to encounter one. Bless you and the good work you do, how would we even understand film without the expertise?!
I've known about Neil Hamburger for about 15 years and I didn't realize Greg was Neil Hamburger until I had watched several seasons of OCATC. Dude has chameleon abilities.
Mister America had a golden (are you listening, Oscer?) opportunity to film Gregg reprising his famed starring character from Ant Man and squandered it. I'm sure there would've been thrilling expertise for all of us Ant Manheads
He's an American, but his folks are from Australia. And by gosh, he has such a British-Isles face. This fellow looks ready to put a shrimp on any barbie, I mean he looks like he bleeds Four X Gold and Cooper's. If a decent remake of Wake in Fright is made, put this guy in it. I'm surprised he didn't have a cameo in The Royal Hotel. But seriously, I love Greg's work, I love Neil Hamburger. The open-mic comedy scene in Charlotte, NC was rife with shitty Neil Hamburger imitators. Rock and roll. Keep it rollin'. On CInema at the Cinema wouldn't have been half the show it was without him.
Yeah his parents are from the US they just wanted to “check Australia out” as quoted by Greg in an interview you can find on RUclips…it’s the same one where he rips into Alice Cooper
5 bags of popcorn and a little VHS tape of The Lonely Guy (1984, 1h 30m)
Greg is awesome. He's the only reason that I almsot saw Antman.
Same
*Almtos
ahh man you would have love it theres this whole animation sequence where you follow the ants as they travel through some sort of tech thing and thats where i stopped watching but the beginning and act two i think are worth 4 bags of popcorn and an asshat
Great tip of the cap to Jugtown at the end there.
he's truly one of a kind. been a fan for 25+ years and he's still killin it.
Great video! The only thing you didn’t mention was how Neil hamburger was the inspiration for McDonald’s hamburglar
Gregheads rise up
Seeing footage of a young hot Gerg Turkington is really messing with my brain
The worst part about this youtube video is it's low runtime.
Not much material to off but he did a good job
@@shnoogums1 But he could have at least padded it out with another 55 minutes and made it a feature length. Or even 85 minutes so it could be at that 90 minute standard all movies should aim for. This could have been a movies and we are all very desperate to get back to the MOVIES!
@@Todd-_-Umptious it’s well known among buffs that 92-95 minutes is the ideal runtime. But this is more of a documentary than an actual film. I would have liked to see them do a dramatization and hire some actors. Because this format is a little stale and it isn’t actually a true movie. I’d still give it 5 bags of popcorn.
@@shnoogums1 Oh my, an actual film buff... I never thought I'd be so lucky to encounter one. Bless you and the good work you do, how would we even understand film without the expertise?!
Wonderfully done! Great music, clips and research.
Thanks! :)
You forgot he put out an album of the greatest prank calls ever recorded too.
Whenever you listen to it just remember to tie up your shoes so you don't trip
@@HannibalOrJustRex i don't want no mayonnaise, i want a pickle potato.
great fucking video duder. Keep it up youll go far. really dig the format.
Thank you!
I love you, Gregg! You get me
5:15
"Doctor San would be in hell"
"Watch yourself..."
I see a Gregg video. I click. I like. I smile.
Same!
I've known about Neil Hamburger for about 15 years and I didn't realize Greg was Neil Hamburger until I had watched several seasons of OCATC. Dude has chameleon abilities.
please keep it about movies
Mister America had a golden (are you listening, Oscer?) opportunity to film Gregg reprising his famed starring character from Ant Man and squandered it. I'm sure there would've been thrilling expertise for all of us Ant Manheads
Thanks for this video man
No problemo!
More people should have seen Fremont, he was hilarious in that movie.
Hey guuuys
Entertainment.
That was pretty good but have you seen Oh, God! starring George Burns and John Denver?
Hey guys!!
He's an American, but his folks are from Australia. And by gosh, he has such a British-Isles face. This fellow looks ready to put a shrimp on any barbie, I mean he looks like he bleeds Four X Gold and Cooper's. If a decent remake of Wake in Fright is made, put this guy in it. I'm surprised he didn't have a cameo in The Royal Hotel. But seriously, I love Greg's work, I love Neil Hamburger. The open-mic comedy scene in Charlotte, NC was rife with shitty Neil Hamburger imitators. Rock and roll. Keep it rollin'. On CInema at the Cinema wouldn't have been half the show it was without him.
His parents are from the U.S. originally
Yeah his parents are from the US they just wanted to “check Australia out” as quoted by Greg in an interview you can find on RUclips…it’s the same one where he rips into Alice Cooper
faxed head
I give this video 5 bags of popcorn and 3 cokes
From?...
i cant think of anyone more punk than Gregg tbh
I know right
That’s not Greg turkington, that’s Neil hamburger
Hey man, can I ask what song is playing in the background? The one after the title. Thanks!
It's Nobody by Mac Demarco (the instrumental version)
Joe Meek!
I don't think we'll ever get an answer to, Do you know Congo.....?
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It’s pronounced “Tem- Pee”.
I think his lounge comedian character is just Andy Kaufman's Tony Clifton, On Cinema is great though.
I wonder if he keeps the frozen stranger semen at the Baskin Robbins
bro,what somg is that aftwr the intro????
Nobody by Mac Demarco
lies!
he’s not an outsider, he’s very close to Tim Hiedecker who is very well established and lamestream
Ummmm