CLUE (1985) |FILM REACTION
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It is so funny watching this beautiful and intelligent lady try to figure out this nonsense. By the end, she is just exhausted! What an amazing cast, and witty dialog, combined with slapstick and Red herrings. Everything you could ask for in a movie! Thanks for sharing your laughter with us.
you are right - I was EXHAUSTED and almost angry. LOL
It's a slapstick farce trying to find any real world logic would be futile
10:14 “I think she meant he threatened, in public, to kill her.” -The humor in this film never fails to make me laugh 😂💯
Wadsworth rolling his eyes there was FANTASTIC!
Your laughter when you got "Flies are where men are most vulnerable!"
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Clue is too clever by half, and almost everything White and Scarlet say is a filthy double-entendre.
I hope you will rewatch it casually in the future with your wonderful analytical brain turned off to enjoy the comedy even more.
I have seen this movie so many times and I never caught that fly joke.
@@crystalfire5564 The layers in the writing are wonderful and the fast paced delivery can often hide some of the brilliant puns.
I really didn’t expect the joke to hit her that much. Well, that’s something I love about these reactions. Different jokes for different folks.
@0okamino the "husbands are like Kleenex" line is one of my personal favorites xD
"Three murders?" "Six altogether." "This is getting serious."
When Clue was first released in theaters it had 3 different versions. Each version had a different ending. Depending on what theater you went to determined what version we watched. The movies were labeled A,B,C. My brother and I saw version C in the theaters when Clue first premiered back in the day. Someone told us to go see that one because it was the best one out if the three. He was right in my opinion. LOL!
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I couldn’t quite tell if you have ever played the board game or not. The weapons Mr. Boddy brought to the guests (hoping they would kill Wadsworth) are the same weapons found in the board game. The aliases (Mustard, White, Plum, Peacock, Scarlet and Green) correspond to the yellow, white, purple, blue, red and green playing tokens. The “shortcuts” or “hidden passages” are also from the game. Playing the game, or at least reading the playing instructions, would help to understand some parts of the movie.
And remember the movie is set during the McCarthy era, when many people’s reputations were destroyed due to real or presumed ties to the communist movement.
"Mr Body" was played by the singer for legendary Punk band FEAR. They were my childhood idol John Belushi's favorite band & were friends when he died in '82. I snuck backstage at one of their shows once & even though I loved the band,, I told Lee Ving/"Mr Body" how much of a Belushi fan I was & he was cool enough to tell me stories over beers. The Clue board game was huge in the '70's. When this film came out they had at least 3 different versions if I remember correct? Same film I think, just with the different endings.
See ya!
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It’s hilarious that you almost had it right so early, but from the wrong direction. I love the subversion of the old “the butler did it” trope. He did it, but he wasn’t the butler. Quite a brilliant twist to reveal Mr. Boddy as the villain (twice) rather than the victim (also twice). I enjoyed how much you were entertained and flummoxed by it at the same time. 😄
Clue is such a wild ride of a film! Great performances all around.
BTW the singing telegram girl was played by Jane Wiedlin from the band The GoGos. ❤️
Man you really nailed Yvette and Mrs White's connection in the first 5 minutes
The "flames" line happened when Madeline Kahn couldn't remember her line and ad libbed. It was decided to keep the line, which is actually a really popular one.
Flames! Flames 🔥
This movie is based on a Bosrd game called Clue. In the game you choose what Character you want to be (such as Mrs Peacock) and the object you want to use to commit murder (such as the Rope). When this movie came out in the 80’s the game was very popular. It made the movie much easier to follow.
Madeline Kahn improvised the flames on the side of my face line.
The singing Telegram girl is Jane Weidlin who is a member of the 80's girl group The Go go's.
Back in the 50's gay people were considered at higher risk to blackmail by the enemy because it could ruin their lives if it came out.
I wish someone had told you that this movie is a dark comedy, and that solving the mystery takes a back seat to the silliness. After all; why did they have to use the weapons locked in the cabinet when the poker for the fire or knives in the kitchen were available? 🙃 Leslie Ann Warren, who plays Miss Scarlet was Norma, the ditzy girlfriend in Victor/ Victoria. And Madeline Kahn, who plays Mrs White was Eunice in What's Up Doc?
Eileen Brennan had an impressive career also, but the one most similar to this movie is her role in _Murder by Death._
Now watch it again and forget the mystery. Just watch the beautiful comedic performances. Because that's the true joy of Clue. Tim Curry and Madeline Kahn are just the best.
I must've watched this movie a hundred times; it just never gets old.
Almost 40 years and counting. Fine wine may yet not even stand a chance against _Clue._
Yes!!!! So many greatly hilarious lines that I laugh at every time I watch this movie!!!! 😂
This is my all time favorite movie. When I was younger If someone came over for a visit I would make them watch it and play the game.
1+2+2+1 will always make me giggle.
There is another comedy/mystery movie from 1976 called "Murder By Death" that was no doubt a big influence on Clue.
...no doubt the Clue board game (1949) had a big influence on Murder By Death.
Oh my god yes, I hope you enjoyed the brilliance of Tim Curry, Madeline Cahn and the rest of this amazing cast 😆
Seeing you crack up throughout one of my childhood favorites made my night! I saw this for the first time when I was about 10 and didn't get half the adult jokes at the time, but still instantly loved it. It's in my top five favorite movies!
And rewatching this movie, you will find something new each time.
In the theater this had 3 different endings played randomly so that it would feel like the game. On the home release all the endings were edited in and it sets up a pretty good joke with the movie pointing out "how about this one"? before setting up the gag. The last, longer ending is the real ending
My favorite film of all time. I can't wait!
It's a movie that should NEVER be re made , re visioned .
And yet they're doing it anyway.
@@RitsusDarlingGirl Hollywood has gotten a bad case of expensive B movies over the last 15 years .
What happened to the good B movies ? Like Attack of the Killer Tomato's !
Got to see this when I was a kid . I worked at a theater in the 80's .
Sounds like a dream job!
This is a brilliant movie!
A great version of a classic board game, so funny - a great all-star cast, the characters are hilarious 🤣
Great choice here; may I suggest 1986's Short Circuit for a future reaction vid? 😁
KSO you making my day watching CLUE.... TY
🤣😂🤣I remember recommending this back when in the early days of this channel! 😁😁 I'm so glad you finally got around to it! I just KNEW you'd laugh your 🍑 off. 👏🏼👍🏼
WOOHOO!! 🎉🎉 Great choice! Can't wait! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
This film has been my favorite comedy since I was a kid. I watched it so many times on VHS in the 90s that I still know the entire script by heart. I love that if you rewatch the film you'll notice who was missing from each scene when someone is getting murdered.
I remember you liked Madeline Kahn (Mrs. White in Clue) when you watched her in the Streisand movie, “What’s Uo Doc?” She played Eunice Burns, Dr. Howard Bannister’s fiancée. 😊
You can also see her in _Young Frankenstein_ and _Paper Moon,_ among other things.
Tim Curry play fantastic as butler in "Clue" 😂😁😂
A amazing actor!
In the original Clue board game, there were six player tokens, Red (Miss Scarlet), Yellow (Colonel Mustard), Purple (Professor Plum), Green (Mr. Green), White (Mrs. White), & Blue (Mrs. Peacock) along with 6 weapons (revolver, wrench, candlestick, rope, lead pipe & knife) & 9 rooms (Dining room, Hall, Billiard room, Library, Ball room, Conservatory, Kitchen, Lounge & Study). The corner rooms were connected by a secret passage (Study & Kitchen, Conservatory & Lounge). Great reaction as always!
And there is also Clue: Master Detective, which I always play at my sister's house when I go for the holidays--it has more suspects, rooms, and weapons. Still no motives, though, but if you want motives, you can play Whodunit, which does include motives. There are also a lot of specialty versions of Clue: Scooby-Doo Clue, Alfred Hitchcock Clue, etc.
This is one of my favorite movies of all time! I’m so glad you watched this one!
The game is called Cluedo in England. I'm not sure if they named the movie the same over here.
The best part of this movie is that all 3 endings actually work, the correct people are missing at the correct time for each murder no matter which version
I always like the scarlet ending the most because it fit best with the story being told.
the fact that ALL the reasons and make sense, the little clues inside, apparently they did itwith not much rehearsal because they were that good, Professor Plum is Doc Brown, Mrs White is in blazing saddles
Your laughter is so soothing & infectious. Thanks so much for brightening my day. I saw this in the theatre with my grandparents. One of the best times ever.
You are so kind
The movie is one of my favorites. Brilliant writing, great actors and a bunch of fun. The more you watch it the more of little things you pick up on and notice with them 😁
Another movie in the same vein but made years earlier is the hilarious murder mystery by Neil Simon calked "Murder by Death." It shall has a legendary cast, and is every but as comedic, energetic, and atmospheric as this one. I hope you'll watch it soon. There are so many one liners and rapid fire jokes in it it'll keep you laughing. Great reaction! I enjoyed watching you reason things out while also enjoying the mayhem.
Murder by Death is one of my favorite movies!
Madeline Kahn who play mrs White is one of my favourite comedy actresses also appearing in Blazing Saddles Young Frankenstein and High anxiety.
This is such a great movie. Didn’t see it in the theater but have always seen the home video version with all three endings. I am of that generation that spent quite a bit of time playing the board game. Great fun.
As this is one of my favourite movies growing up as It
lived in my DVDs player for years and one of my favourite pick me up move when I am down
You've reacted to The Go Go's right? The singing telegram was played by Jane Wiedlin, guitarist for the band.
We were robbed of the "This is how it could have happened" with the Little Shop of Horrors movie! They should have edited like this, I didn't even think of that til now.
If you haven't played the board game is very similar to the movie. Players play as each of these characters in the house and someone is killed. As you move through the house you're given clues and have to figure out who did it, in which room, and with which of these weapons.
All such great actors but Eileen Brennan (Mrs Peacock) and Madeline Kahn (Mrs Black) have always been two of my favorites! They were both legendary comedic actors.
"Are you afraid of a fate worse than death? No, just death. Isn't that enough?" One of my favorite lines ever!
That line was 😂😂😂😂
Ah, Clue. The movie with probably the most quotable lines.
This is my all time favorite movie. I fell in love with Tim Curry after seeing this movie. He became my favorite actor after this movie. This movie is such a fun ride how can you not love it.
Great reaction!
I was always fascinated by secret passages growing up. I actually got to use one in Casa Loma. One of my fondest memories. :)
Oh wow! Sounds exciting
So the flick is based upon the board game. The board game is (unofficially) based upon Agatha Christie's play The Mouse Trap, which is the longest running theatrical play in all history...not exaggerating!
The plot's different, but it's arguably the OG whodunit. If y'all ever get a chance to see the play ( _never_ adapted into a movie, btw) do see it and try to puzzle it out during the intermission; the clues are there to solve the mystery in Acts 1&2.
The movie can never be made while the play is running, and, barring a brief hiatus during COVID, it has never stopped running. I saw a version of it done at a local high school several years back and enjoyed it. You can also read it in a book that collects some of Christie's plays.
I’m shocked how quickly you put together the connection between Mrs. White and Yvette
Oh Hun there's only one reason why a married woman would be rude to a single woman - well.... there are several but one came to mind. lol
47:00 The actor who played Mrs. White forgot her lines, but the director found her adlib so hilarious they kept it in.
I love Clue. It's so funny, so witty! Thank you, Kemi!
YAY MY FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME!!!! Love you bunches KSO
I LOVE how much you're taking this SO serious... You're taking notes and proper all sorts of thinking! ;) :p
@38:43 NO idea if you've guessed it yet... But: ONWARDS!
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I wore out my VHS watching this 😅 movie! So Funny 😄
I love how hard the flies joke hit you. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂☠️
This movie will make your brain hurt if you try to solve the mystery as you watch. 😂
This is one of the best comedy mysteries ever. My next favorite comedy/mystery movie series starts with *The Thin Man* in 1934. There are 6 movies in the series. Then there's anything based on Agatha Christie novels.
It's really such a fun board game, and this movie was an outrageously fantastic adaptation (which, all things considered on the success rate of such things, is really impressive). The script was meticulous, and there was only one line that was improvised, and it is infamous and beloved. It is from Mrs. White (played by the always hysterical Madeline Kahn), about the "Flames, on the side of my face..." It was just so funny, and caught everyone off guard, that they just had to keep it in.
One of my favorite lines.
"Clue" is my all time favorite movie. The 3 endings make it epic!! So hilarious!!!!!
And while yes, as everyone has pointed out, depending on which theater you went to, you got one of three different endings. However, there are actually four endings. I believe the fourth ending was filmed at least partially because there were photo stills of it. But either it was never finished, or unused... something about it being too dark in tone. But it is in the novelization of the movie. In that ending, at first the killer tries to frame Peacock & Plum, but Plum realizes the actual killer is Wadsworth. And Wadsworth has poisoned the champaign giving them 3 hours to live. Cops show up, he escapes in a car only to find that vicious dog in the back.
I'm only a guest! 🙌
The rope, lead pipe, knife...were all game pieces in the board game.
Also Wadsworth saying this is getting serious after the last body was found gets me like it wasn't serious when body died or when they found the cook.
EXACTLY---LOLLLLL
@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. anyone else would have thought when body died it was serious then but Wadsworth only thinks it serious after six people die like really that was completely stupid to me wether it's one body or six the consequences don't change
My all-time favorite movie!!! You are so entertaining to watch.
What are the odds of two of my favorite movies reviewed by you on the same day ?
Something doesn't make sense. When Mr. Boddie turned off the lights, and someone attempted to kill him, they're forgetting that there's a fire going on in the fireplace, which would've provided enough light for everyone to have seen what had happened.
Shhhhh it's a gas fireplace and it's wired to turn off with the lights (jk lol)
Plus when Mustard's driver is talking on the phone he is standing in front of a mirror that shows the entrance to the secret passage. Anyone coming out of the passage would have been shown in the mirror he is looking at while on the phone. Also since when do women carry purses or handbags with absolutely nothing inside them? (Peacock in the Scarlett ending and Scarlet in the Peacock ending)
@@Grant-dx3qt I don't think that kind of technology existed in 1954.
I'm so excited! I loved this one, but the ending *baffled* me as a kid! And it kinda made me afraid of door to door Church People...
Just remember: the actor playing the butler was Dr Frank N Furter in the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
She said that right at the beginning.
@@3DJapan I left the comment before the video was shown.
@@HansOlo354 oh I've done that before, but then I go back and delete the comment in cases like this.
My favorite movie..I saw all three endings in the movie theater! They played each ending one week at a time
One of the great screwball comedies of all time, a genre that has since gone out of style unfortunately. Screwball comedies were called that because they made fun of everything, and the jokes hit so often and so quickly that you usually missed one for every two that you catch.
I love Clue! ☺
I was Yvette in our high school play
Sundays are fun days.
I loved playing the board game Clue...
You should really check out Tim Curry’s performance as the devil in “Legend “
A perfect reaction to one of the most perfect murder mysteries! No doubt you’d been told about the rules of the original board game and that the film contained 3 different endings and you didn’t know which one you saw in theaters. This film is so popular that not only it spawned stage adaptions, but that other films such as Knives Out was inspired by this. I must recommend Adam Sandler and Jennifer Coolidge’s Murder Mystery double feature films and the Scooby Dooby Doo films or series.
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Jennifer Aniston, I think, but maybe Coolidge is in them too, since I haven't actually watched them.
@@HuntingViolets I meant Jennifer Anniston. Jennifer Coolidge is in Shotgun Wedding.
Your laugh is just pure joy!
awww thank you
This movie was my favorite when I was a kid, and I absolutely ADORE Tim Curry. I was watching this with some friends who were in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and one of them said "Hey, that Dr. Frank N Furter!" Blank look from me. They continued "He's in Rocky Horror!" I went the next Friday, and it changed my life. I can't BELIEVE they're looking to remake this movie. It DOES NOT NEED REBOOTING! I will clench my teeth and not go into I feel about The Crow reboot, other than to say it looks terrible, I feel sick about it, it is stomping all over Brandon Lee's legacy, and they COULD AND SHOULD have used a different character name than Eric Draven.
Endlessly quotable. 🥰🥰😂😂😂
Loved this, have been waiting for this reaction for a while. Now to wait for Gran Torino.
This is my favorite movie! Thank you!
I’m glad I recommended this movie it’s one of my favorite whodunnits next to murder on the orient express
This was so much fun😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤
23:31 😳😲🫢 The fact that you said that so matter-of-fact, like it's something you've done before, totally normal...then it dawned on you that you said it out loud...
Oh Shit!!! I Love Watching This With You!!!! My most favorite movie...it's Soooo FUNNY💖💖💖💖💖
Fun, fun, fun with a brilliant cast.
Tim Curry!
If you love Tim Curry, you need to watch Muppets Treasure Island. It's so, so much fun!
Just a heads up the movie has 3 ending so please don't j ust stop at the Frist "" as that how it could of happen "" 2nd "" how about this '' and this is what really happened as the DVD was set up to watch the move and just get ending or you can choose the move with all three ending as it depends where you are watching it on
the three so called endings where shown in different theaters so you might have gotten one different ending at one theater another from another theater
@@gregkirby9059 nice. As I wash I could of watch at the theatre As I have the DVD copy as I get to 2 chose move with one end ing or move with 3. I like all 3 ending as you get clue of each ending in the movie 🍿
This is nice but this video wouldn't have been here for you to give the warning until after she already watched it?
At 36:40 somebody killed Jane Weidlin from the Go Go’s!
Waddlesworth... 😂
Great film
I'd like to see your reaction to _And Then There Were None_ (1945), _The Last of Sheila (1973), _Knives Out_ (2019), and _Glass Onion_ (2022). I'll have to check whether you've done any of those yet.
If you like podcasts and documentaries there is a clue podcast and documentary I think you might enjoy both of them.
We need more murder mysteries😁
Check out "Murder By Death" another genre bending who dunnit.
"Waddlesworth"... I need to get back into writing - it's never been anything but a hobby, so don't bother looking me up! :D ;) :p - but I NEED to make a character called that. :D
@23:30 "Pulling out pubes..." Hmmm: might skip that bit of characterisation... Or not... Definitely, it'd be new to the genre! :o ;) :p
Yes this took place in 1950's America where being gay was considered a crime