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Strange Brew (1983) | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching | Take Off, Eh!
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- Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2023
- Thanks to Christ + Patrick for the Special Request. We both check out the Classic Canadian Comedy, Strange Brew (1983). Here's our reaction to our first time watching.
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I urge everyone, this holiday season, to listen the Bob and Doug's rendition of "The Twelve Days Of Christmas" at least once
Upvote.
.. four pounds of back bacon ..
...and a beer in a tree.
I have their album Great White North!
It's amazing!
Its a beauty eh.
SCTV had less commercials when it was broadcast in Canada than when it was broadcast in the US, so the producers asked them to make an extra sketch for the show that would only be broadcast in Canada. They asked them to make something that was uniquely Canadian.
So Moranis and Thomas came up with "Great White North" hosted by their characters Bob and Doug McKenzie.
And in the southern US, it was my favorite bit of comedy as a child. My folks also had the VHS of this movie, because the GWN cracked me up so much.
The classic rock station in Modesto plays their 12 days of Christmas song on loop every holiday eh
Canadian shows need a certain % of Canadian content by law.
In the animated film Brother Bear, Dave Thomas and Rick moranis appear doing their Bob and Doug McKenzie routine.
I don't think it had to do with the difference in advertising time because they aired the Great White North segments in the US too. (After all, that's where I watched them.) I think the "uniquely Canadian" requirement came from the Canadian government or the CBC. In any case, I love that something that they threw together haphazardly just to fulfill some requirement became the most popular thing on the show.
AT LAST!! Somebody FINALLY reacting to this one! Beauty channel!
Beauty Eh!
I've been requesting for Jen Murray to react to this movie since she's Canadian and all. I've also suggested it to Cassie from Popcorn in Bed since she's a former Canadian but I guess it doesn't win in the polls. I'm glad that someone finally reacted to this funny classic.
@@jcastromex Yep, I suggest it a lot, but I don't do Patreon, so my voice is silent. 😶
I still say, "No point in steering now, eh" to this day, like whenever its right, eh?
as a Canadian who grew up in the 80s this was my childhood...and I have to accept that every stereotype shown in this movie was absolutely real and accurate. I'll let Mrs. Movies 'space needle' line because at least she knew the CN Tower was on Toronto
My brother and I are in our 50s now and we still steamroll each other.
Our dynamic Cowboy duo know quite more about Canada than they let on. Mr. Cowboy Movies has a rodeo accent but his better half doesn't. I'm guessing that she has relatives or ancestors from Canada. But don't quote me on this. An educated guess
Fun facts: they had the full cooperation of TWO police forces. All they had to say was "it's for a Bob & Doug movie!"
-old man MacKenzie was voiced by Mel Blanc.
-the brewery was played by Labbats brewery.
-if this gives you Shakespeare vibes, that's because the subplot is a modern retelling of Hamlet.
-if one of the tall, dark haired lunatics looks familiar, that's because he was played by Michael Richards aka Kramer!
Mel Blanc, the famous Looney Toons voice actor, was the voice of their dad.
Yes, Max von Sydow's brewmeister character was wearing dentures.
Todd McFalane Toys made a special set of Bob and Doug action figures
I used to have those McFarlane toy versions with the set. I think I lost it during a movie, unfortunately. It was awesome.
I have those action figures! Cherry, unopened!
The actor who played Rosey was Gold Leader in the Death Star attack in Star Wars.
Very good! Angus MacInnes, I believe his name is. (I further believe he also played one of the corrupt cops who came gunning for Harrison Ford in *Witness.* ) 😎
Best retelling of Hamlet ever! Bob and Doug as Rosecrantz and Guildenstern is epic.
I watched this over and over again in junior high and high school. It was one of the most heavily quoted movies in my high school. Then, in college, I had to read Hamlet and when I saw the name Elsinore my appreciation for Strange Brew went to a whole other level!
@@cofflee I new Hamlet well but never thought about it. Had a day off mid build from Metallica at The Rose Bowl. Went to my buddies house, took a hit of the green, and he threw it on. Being toasted was the only reason I put it together.
@@tophertheredThey talk about it on the soundtrack
Thank you for watching this. I love this movie and unfortunately it’s not well known today which is a shame because it’s a gem. Also the best skit to come out of SCTV.
Can't forget about Half-Wits, Six Gun Justice, Happy Hour, The Bobby Bittman Show.. a LOT of great sketches from that series.
Bob and Doug premiered a decade before Bill and Ted, Wayne and Garth or Bevis and Butthead! They were the originals.
Cheech and Chong are the originals, really, but Bob and Doug were great!
Bob & Doug were characters from SCTV, which was the funnier Canadian version of SNL. John Candy, Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Harold Ramos, and Martin Short we're some of the other cast members.
You might not realize, this movie was loosely based on Hamlet. 😂 These guys also did a comedy album that you might enjoy.
Five bucks is five bucks eh.
With the hit single, "Take Off!"
Anyone notice all the references to Hamlet? And the dad is voiced by Mel Blank the original Bugs Bunny and many other WB cartoon characters. The man of a thousand voices, I believe he was called.
Don’t miss out on the Mackenzie brothers doing the twelve days of Christmas 🎄it’s hilarious 😂
Hosehead going to Oktoberfest is my favourite part of the movie. The segment on SCTV was added to make fun of Canadian content rules which ironically kept SCTV in reruns into the 2000s. SCTV segments are on RUclips but full episodes are unavailable anywhere, Dave Thomas said it would be millions of dollars to clear all the music they used without permission. Bill Murray was a guest star a few times on SCTV and cast members went on to SNL.
There were DVDs of some of the episodes, but not all of them.
Rick Moranis is such a talented actor. Comedy, drama...and an awesome person.
and he got sucker punched in NYC!
Damned hockey goons
The greatest Canadian Beer movie ever!!!!😂👍
Pssst Act ...Act
The Beer Store is a real thing up here. Until recently you could only buy alcohol from government operated retail outlets, so here in Ontario there is The Beer Store which sells all kinds of beer, and the LCBO (Liquor Control Board of Ontario) which sells the rest.
Old Yonge Street and the Yellow Metro Police cars....... my youth.
Canada is very big. The Beer Store is not a thing across Canada. French Ontario and Quebec they sell liquor and beer in most convenience stores and eighteen is the legal age to do so. Softer regulations but there is a lower limit of percentage of alcohol in those places.
I thought it wasn't initially called the beer store but Everyone just called it that colloquially so eventually they changed the actual name to The Beer Store.
Similar here in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Beer and wine can be bought at any retailer with an ABC {Alcohol Beverage Control} license. However, stuff of higher proof has to be bought at an ABC "Package Store". Retailed directly by the Commonwealth.
The Commonwealth also has licensed distilleries that can make corn squeezings. 💯 proof, IIRC. It can be bought at the Package Stores, and some hospitals literally have it in the pharmacy.....
Brewers Retail was the old name
As someone who grew up in Edmonton, where many season of SCTV were filmed, this is an incredibly personal AND funny film. I have very clear memories of my dad taking me to see this by ourselves (it was rare for my brother, sister, and mom not to come with us to movies) at our favourite theater in downtown Edmonton. That beautiful and majestic theater is long gone, but Strange Brew and the memories remain! Take off eh!!!!
Great White North was one of my favorite skits from SCTV.
I was ten years old when this came out and I can not even begin to tell you how many times I watched it that year. I had never met anyone from Canada and figured the way the were talking, the “eh” and “hoser”, was just to make the brothers strange. Then one night one of my parents best friends from high school showed up at our house after having basically disappeared for years. Turns out he made moved to Canada without letting anyone know. He was now married to a Canadian woman. My parents and their friend, with his wife, were sitting in the dining room talking and I was in the living room on the couch watching tv but could hear the conversation. The wife was saying something and my world came to a standstill. I don’t recall what she was talking about but then it happened, as her statement ended in “eh!” I flew off the couch, and without even considering my parents sitting there, yelled “HOLY SHIT, that’s actually real?” Everyone stared, me scared as I realized what I had just said, and they said “what are you talking about. I explained about the movie and that this woman just said “eh.” Her and her husband laughed and said yes people do actually say that in Canada. This summer my wife, son, and I went to BC for the first time and were talking to a lady in a store and she used the phrase and I told my son “see I told you!” The lady just chuckled and said “yep, we say it.”
Hamlet modernized and set in a brewery... Beauty, eh?... "Hoser" was originally a derogatory slang term for someone who siphoned gasoline from other people during the World War II gas shortage / rations...Rosie the hockey player was an X-Wing pilot during the Death Star battle in Episode 4... Brewmeister Smith was Ming the Merciless in Flash Gordon...I think Dave Thomas co-wrote Spies Like Us
I absolutely LOVED this film as a kid. It's obviously funny but I don't remember why I was so enamored with it as a child. Probably because Doug and Bob are essentially children. It's still near and dear to me though.
I was, and am, a cinema snob, but this movie had an easy, good-hearted charm that I've always loved. It used to run constantly on cable in the mid-1980s and I watched it a lot back then. My brother-in-law who passed this year would trade lines from this movie with me; we'd always repeat lines like "it's a jelly eh" and "I know about electricity, eh" and we'd always know where they came from and laugh.
The Bob & Doug McKenzie sketches were part of SCTV. Either the production company or the network required "Canada-specific content" due to regulations, despite the show being made in Canada, starring Canadians, and being written by Canadians. They joked, something to the effect of "what more do you want, a couple guys in flannel, wearing tuques, drinking Molson and talking about hockey?" and the producers/network/whoever basically said "yeah, that'll do."
So the characters were born out of Dave and Rick making the most out of a premise that was just them making fun of the "Canada-specific" requirement with ridiculous stereotypes.
I thought The Great White North segments on SCTV were just "okay" until I learned about this backstory. Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis would put on tuques, drink real beer, and just improvise to 2 minutes, and that became by far the most popular thing on the show. They even did an entire episode of SCTV making fun of how popular the characters had become. ("Great White North Palace," 1982, season 3, episode 4, guest star Tony Bennett)
It wasn't 100% starring Canadians. Joe Flaherty and Andrea Martin are American.
On a comedy album by these two characters, "The Great White North" (1981), it includes the song "Take Off" with guest vocalist Geddy Lee of Rush. He would later appear with these two in 2007 to help celebrate the Two-Four anniversary of Strange Brew.
One of my favorite movies from my childhood. The scene where the cops find the van after it went off the dock was one of my favorites.
Thank you for watching this!!! There are not enough reactions to this movie out there, and I am glad to see one come up on a channel that I frequently watch. You've earned a "subscribe" now. This movie shaped my life in many ways. No lie. I watched it for the first time at age 11 when it came out, and I've since seen it probably in the neighborhood of 100 times. I made my future wife watch it on our first date in 2005 as a test to see if she and I were compatible in the sense of humor area (I didn't know that she'd already seen it and loved it too). My brother and I are opening a brewery soon, and I plan to make a Canadian style lager as an homage to Elsinore Beer. There will almost certainly be countless more homages in the coming years.
This was actually a skit on the Canadian comedy show SCTV " Second City ". It was Canada's version of SNL. Then it was made into a movie. Many actors came from this show as you can tell. Also Dan Akroyd , John Candy and many more.
Dan Aykroyd was never apart of SCTV. John Candy was. Aykroyd belonged to Second City Toronto before he was on SNL but was never a cast member of the actual show
you are dating yourself yo
@@MrGittz look at the very early skits. He even talks about it on interviews.
Thanks for watching/reacting to this, and thanks to your patrons for suggesting it :)
SCTV (Second City Television)), a Canadian sketch comedy show like Saturday Night Live. Beside Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas, John Candy, Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Andrea Martin, Martin Short, and Joe Flaherty. Bob and Doug McKenzie "skit" was like Wayne's World, an "access TV" channel show called "The Great White North." They even got Geddy Lee (lead singer from Rush) to do a theme song for it. They had a comedy album (vinyl) that had some great bits from their show, including the title song, "Take Off!"
Wayne's World is a pretty good analog, since "Great White North" was a segment from the show "SCTV". SCTV was a comedy show, similar to Saturday Night Live. In fact, the official (fictional) backstory was that some guys had an idea for a TV show that was rejected by NBC. They then decided to start their own TV network and broadcast their own content. It's similar to UHF, but this was way before that. It also stared Joe Flaherty, Catherine O' Hara, Andrea Martin, Eugene Levy and John Candy.
Instead of having a host, and live studio audience parts, it had parts that dealt with managing their station. These would then be mixed with skits that represented TV show ideas. They had one skit, where Merv Griffin does a tribute to Sci-fi, then gets taken by aliens in a flying saucer. They even had a recurring soap opera, that lasted a few episodes. Most of the skits represented low budget shows, like you might find on a typical independent station, in the UHF range. It is definitely worth checking out. Some parts are rough - especially in the early episodes. Other parts are absolute genius.
There's two seasons prior to the show getting picked up by NBC. It was syndicated. Those are REALLY low budget. It's basically a person yelling at a camera in a bare studio over and over.
My sister used to 'steamroll' me anytime there was a hill around! We grew up on so many of these crazy 80s comedies.. my favorite part is when the dog just rolls up the roof.. no sound effect.. it seriously is so funny and I don't think people realize how fn funny that is until a second viewing... we'd rewind that scene all the time lol
That's always been my favorite part too! Dunno why, but it's just gold
I never thought I would see a reaction to this. I always have to show this movie to people because they haven't heard of it.
Holy. Shit. Upvote, upvote, upvote. I've been gleefully quoting this with my friends for 40 years.
Never thought I would see a reaction to one of the most beloved comedies of my generation. My comedy geek friends and I loved SCTV, but of course it wasn't as big as SNL, so like a lot of fans (Conan O'Brien), we felt like it was our special thing. The Great White North was one of our favorite things about one of our favorite things, so when they came out with a movie that we actually liked, I don't think we realized how lucky we were. I've seen this probably 100 times.
And to my Canadian brethren, yes, many of us still hold this stereotype of you, but it's fading! Thanks to Kids in the Hall and lots of other Canadian comedians/performers. And when we see this stereotype every so often, it's like seeing an old friend.
Thanks for this. Definitely one of my favorite movies. This is one of those movies that I still laugh in the same places I laughed at 40yrs ago 🤣
I love this movie. I haven't seen this movie in years. You guys should watch "Beerfest" with the comedy troop Brocken Lizard
That 'mouse in a beer bottle' scene was a continuation from one of their TV skits. It was about putting a baby mouse in the beer bottle, then letting it grow, so you can get free beer.
Also on their album, which I have on pristine vinyl and still treasure to this day!
Definitely a comedy classic that gets overlooked alot ,came out at a time when the old comedy guard was changing for the new wave coming in , from the late 70s to 82 ,then 83 to 86 .especially the 70s Saturday night live crew and the 70s comedians trying to stay relevant
“The Colonel’s dead, and here we are still enjoying his chicken.”
My friend and I say this all the time! Classic.
One of my all-time favorite movies and one that is sorely underappreciated. I'm very glad to see it getting some attention.
In the 80's this movie was on HBO every other day. It was the first movie we ever recorded on VCR. Another piece of trivia the opening theme song was sung by Dave Thomas's brother Ian Thomas who was a moderately successful singer at the time. And he later went on to become a regular on another classic piece of Canadian comedy "The Red Green show"
As a 56-year-old from Wisconsin, this hit me right in the feelers. I had to watch it with a Spotted Cow and some popcorn.
Edit: "Going Berserk" and "Armed and Dangerous" have some of the other SCTV alumni, John Candy, Eugene Levy, and Joe Flaherty, and I think some of the others might make cameos, I can't remember.
The Looney Tunes voice comment is accurate because Mel Blanc did the voice of their dad.
Really?!😮😮😮
My mom loved this movie! She theorized Bob and Doug were raised together in a baby-pen and fought over Cheerios their mom threw at them 😄
I am so happy that this is finally being reviewed. Thank you so much. I loved the reactions. Thanks to Christi and Patrick for recommending this.
You are so very welcome
One of my faves. When I was a kid these guys were popular. I had their CD's. They would do comedy Cd's. The Great White North was a CD of theirs and it included a song with a special guest. The song was called "Take Off" and the guest singer was Geddy Lee from Rush. And it is still to this day the highest charting song that Geddy Lee has ever been a part of. Even charting higher than any Rush song. Beauty eh! you hosers! Take off!
A Canadian classic. Love it.
The second best is "Beer".
Yes... There actually is a movie called beer.
Guess what it's about?
Back home this is a documentary 😂 This movie is an offshoot from SCTV where a lot of funny folks came from.
I don't doubt it at all.
I had just watched this again for the first time in years a few months ago. Was pleasantly surprised to see this show up in my feed. Wouldn't expect too many people to react to this gem.
Awesome movie. Have it on DVD. BTW, the mad scientist is Max von Sydow. He had an accomplished acting career. Obviously for earlier movies. But still well known back then.
You ever hear Dave Thomas tell the story of how Max von Sydow got cast in the movie? Apparently they were in some studio executive's office talking about casting. They asked who do they have in mind for the brewmeister and Dave said he was thinking of a Max von Sydow type of actor. 5 minutes later they got Max von Sydow on the phone and he's explaining this ridiculous movie to him. Apparently Max's son had seen the skits and was a fan and that tilted it in their favor.
Love this movie, One of the better cult classics
OMG! Yes! This movie needs to be getting so much love.
If you want to see a Rick Moranis in a "not as nerdy" role you should check out Club Paradise...also stars Robin Williams, Peter o'Toole, Eugene Levy, and a bunch of other great comedic actors.
And that movie my blue heaven..that was less nerdy
I like how you were laughing all the way to the end and thru the end credits. It’s kind of hit or miss. You took the words out of my mouth that Rick Moranis finally wasn’t a “nerd” in this movie. Seems like they made them into a nerd all the time with shrinking the kids and Ghostbusters. In the spirit of strange brew, you’re gonna start your own Oktoberfest? Wow that’s dedication!
THANK YOU! I was wondering when someone would react to a classic all us hoseheads laughed at back when we all knew their routines. Classic movie! I hope the response from us encourages other you tubers to react to this movie. Take off you hoser!
So glad somebody finally reacted to this classic! I first saw it with some friends on my hockey team as a teen, maybe 1990, and we all still quote till this day
Real talk though: the theme song for this movie is an absolute banger. (And it was performed by Dave Thomas's brother, Ian. They're like the Canadian Stallones!)
As a kid I saw this movie many times. It is my dad's favorite. We even had the Great White North comedy album on LP. I always (jokingly) say this is the best adaptation of Hamlet to be filmed. The connections are there, Elsinore, a father killed and a brother married in--and clearly Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. You were on with the comparisons for the characters. These guys were on a skit on SCTV (Canadian SNL) and were essentially Wayne's World before Wayne's World. Even if this isn't a high performer for you guys I'm so happy you saw the film!
Yes! You guys watched this classic! I grew up on the original SNL cast and SCTV, and actually preferred SCTV once the original SNL cast left. So many great stars and hilarious characters from this show, including the McKenzie Brothers, and this movie is pure stupid fun! Great reactions as always! 😊
I rank this film right up there with Blues Brothers. They both have this crazy over the top humor, just don’t think too hard and it works.
"Well, there's no point in steering now" *folds arms*
Favorite line hands-down.
I remember watching this in the theaters when in came out. It was a big part of my childhood.
I like after he peed in the beer and drank it, you see him all bloated up and he says, jeez I gotta take a leak so bad I can taste it! Classic 😁
They did a song called Take Off with Geddy Lee of Rush.
They also did a Twelve Days of Christmas.😂
“Take off, ya hoser!”
Please watch Tusk
I loved this movie when i was a kid. I didn't realize until now how much Waynes world was based on this. Doesn't matter Lorne Michael's ran both
Awesome choice, eh! Strange Brew reminds me of many good times visiting Toronto but also the year or so I lived in Golden CO in a house that overlooked the Coors brewery. Quite a unique smell surrounds any brewery town, I actually miss it! This movie is still so funny after all these years!
Didn’t think anyone would watch this movie. Thank you for this.
I was just in Canada. I can't help but think of Strange Brew! Makes me want to call them, "Hoser". I did ask the checkout clerk, "I guess you're open, eh?"
I remember watching this as a kid but i honestly didnt remember anything about it. All i remember is it was what i based all my Canadian stereotypes on in life going forward lol.
They made a great comedy record that included the ever popular Twelve Day of Christmas.
The Mckenzie Brothers 12 days of Christmas is so funny .
One of my favorite comedies. The lead singer of the band Pere Ubu is also named Dave Thomas.
One of my favorite jokes is Doug saying "Luke I'm your father" because Rosie was an X-wing pilot in A New Hope.
It's about time somebody reacted to this movie. Thanks for being trailblazers.
As a Southern Californian who grew up in the 80's this was the greatest thing I'd ever seen, as you can see by my pic. This movie defines my teens, you hoser.
OMG a Canadian classic ❤
Your channel is a great example of quality over quantity. 👌
Little Shop of Horrors was Rick Moranis' greatest role.
Lmao i love your spam head phone case thanks guys hope you have a great Thanksgiving 🙏
Rick Moranis is a legend
Nice to see you watch a bit of Shakespeare. This is loosely based on Hamlet - the Ellsinore Brewery is a hint.
One of my all time favorites. Last year my dog was hosehead for Halloween.
Yes! See y’all after work ! 🇨🇦 🏒 🍻
So here's a fun fact-- actor Angus MacInnes played Gold Leader in Star Wars, and Max Von Sydow played Lor San Tekka in The Force Awakens, making the Star Wars references more relevant.
Such a great Canadian film. Yes we do talk like that sometimes. Take off ya hoser. Eh bud?
When I was a kid...it was a family tradition to listen to the bob and doug christmas album.....their twelve days of christmas is a must listen!
I certainly was a hoser in high school, living in Montana. My best friend and I imitated these two often. Loved the story that "The Great White North" and the McKenzie Brothers only came into being because of a Canadian broadcasting law that required them to have at least one minute of Canadian content one SCTV.
Awesome movie.....
I would suggest watching this at a mindset of being 13yrs old.
One Halloween when I was a teen, I got up on my roof with a stereo, and played their comedy cassette saying "Take Off, you Hosehead!" and such when trick-or-treaters would come up to the house. Not a nice thing to do, but I had fun.
I worked opposit Rick Moranis and Steve Martin in the movie My Blue Heaven back in the late 80's. Rick and Steve were both very nice guys. I let Rivk now that my two little brothers were big fans of the movie Honey I shrunk the kids. So before our last filming day Rick went out of his way to write my brothers a very nice note. Which thry still have today.
A PERFECT Thanksgiving movie!
Way to go, ya hosers!
The TV show they were from was SCTV, the Mackenzie brothers skit was called the great white north. The Canadian Broadcaster told them they needed a certain percentage of the show had to have Canadian content. They came up with their sitting around drinking beer and made up some goofy sayings and talked about whatever they thought of that day, it was mostly adlib.
Bob and Doug were characters on a show called 'SCTV,' which was produced in Canada.
The skit show that they were on was SCTV (Second City Television), which as you guessed was the Canadian version of SNL. They did a recurring skit in that show about the Great White North (as you saw on the backdrop).
I think John Candy and Eugene Levy were on the same skit show, what a line up
Members of Second City Comedy Troupe.
HAHA that was a good request! I watched it twice when I was teen.
Such a great and fun movie! Love the Mackenzie Brothers!
SCTV was the best late night skit show!
The had a hit song in the 80s called "Take off" with Geddy Lee of Rush doing the vocals.
I agree with you on the "Wayne's World" theme. Mix a little "Dumb & Dumber" and it's the perfect trifecta of silly.
"Dummer" - LOL!
The worker at 9:15 (Jean Larose ) is Canadian 🇨🇦 actor Angus Mc Innes. He was Gold Leader in Star Wars: A New Hope.