It's an educational show- the 4th wall is broken because interaction with the young audience is required to move the plot along so it dosen't necessarily count
I think you're defining breaking the fourth wall incorrectly. It happens when a character acknowledges the audience that is watching him. It doesn't necessarily mean that such characters automatically become aware that they are fictional. The montage is excellent.
Jay and Silent Bob's 4th wall break is nearly an identical 4th wall break that occurred in Top Secret 17 years before. Nick Rivers : Listen to me, Hillary. I'm not the first guy who fell in love with a woman that he met at a restaurant who turned out to be the daughter of a kidnapped scientist, only to lose her to her childhood lover who she last saw on a deserted island, who then turned out fifteen years later to be the leader of the French underground. Hillary Flammond : I know. It all sounds like some bad movie. [Long pause. Both look at camera]
List with timestamps: 0:28 Amelie 0:34 The Simpsons Movie 0:41 Fight Club 0:45 Deadpool 0:52 Fight Club (again) 1:00 Spaceballs 1:08 Austin Powers (which one?) 1:25 Aladdin 1:26 The Rocky Horror Picture Show 1:35 Robin Hood Men in Tights 1:43 The Emperor’s New Groove 2:21 The Mask 2:30 Jay and Silent Bob 2:45 The Big Lebowski 2:53 Wayne’s World 3:07 A Clockwork Orange 3:08 Psycho 3:15 Ferris Bueller’s Day Off 3:54 Wayne’s World (again) 4:18 Looney Tunes: Back in Action 4:23 The Wolf of Wall Street 4:29 Wayne’s World (again) 4:32 Fight Club (again) 4:55 Deadpool (again) 5:03 ? 5:10 The Great Train Robbery/The First Great Train Robbery 5:13 Monty Python and The Holy Grail 5:43 ? 5:48 ? 5:50 ? 6:01 Superman 6:06 Superman Returns 6:09 The Great Dictator 6:30 ? 6:36 The Big Short 6:43 ? 6:51 Looney Tunes (unsure of which) 6:52 Hercules
Great video, of course, but...damn, one of the best films where the 4th wall is broken again and again is not here: The Elegant Life of Mr. Everyman, a classic of japanese cinema, directed by Kihachi Okamoto in 1963
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Dora the explorer always doing it
They are from the kindergarden show. Those shows were made for the toddlers.
That’s the point!
Me: watching dora the explorer where shes by ocean
Dora: wheres the ocean?
Me :ಠ_ಠ
It's an educational show- the 4th wall is broken because interaction with the young audience is required to move the plot along so it dosen't necessarily count
I think it's just educational kids "films, shows" mickey mouse clubhouse does it too
You forgot Gremlins 2 where the gremlins stop the movie itself and Hulk Hogan threatens them to turn it back on.
The fact that this has a story of its own is insane
I think you're defining breaking the fourth wall incorrectly. It happens when a character acknowledges the audience that is watching him. It doesn't necessarily mean that such characters automatically become aware that they are fictional.
The montage is excellent.
Where does this quote originally come from?
if you made this, I love it.
This is such a great montage, I love the simple yet enjoyable editing.
06:03 Great montage overall and amazing sequence with Christoper Reeve and don't fear the reaper, loved it man.
This video deserves 500k
This is such a legendary video that I have ever seen about fourth wall Breaking in filming history
0:59 my favorite movie
This is the greatest film scene compilation video I’ve ever watched!
One of the best edited montages I’ve seen!
Mel Brooks and Monty Python need their own video
Jay and Silent Bob's 4th wall break is nearly an identical 4th wall break that occurred in Top Secret 17 years before.
Nick Rivers : Listen to me, Hillary. I'm not the first guy who fell in love with a woman that he met at a restaurant who turned out to be the daughter of a kidnapped scientist, only to lose her to her childhood lover who she last saw on a deserted island, who then turned out fifteen years later to be the leader of the French underground.
Hillary Flammond : I know. It all sounds like some bad movie.
[Long pause. Both look at camera]
Absolutely love this, so happy I stumbled across it. Can’t thank you enough for putting all these together
Oh my God some of these movies had fourth wall brakes that I never noticed.
this video definitely needs more views
This is my greatest fear.
Someone who speaks English finally remembers Amelie. Wooooh! That film was awesome!
really great montage, enjoyed it so much
this is amazing!!! it deserves millions of views omg
Great montage! Nice job breaking the wall within a montage of breaking the wall!
Oh damn .... let the trip begin.
I love this video, I can’t stop watching it...lol
Holy crap the video broke it's own fourth wall!
i didnt see any Oliver Hardy.. he invented the Jim camera look
List with timestamps:
0:28 Amelie
0:34 The Simpsons Movie
0:41 Fight Club
0:45 Deadpool
0:52 Fight Club (again)
1:00 Spaceballs
1:08 Austin Powers (which one?)
1:25 Aladdin
1:26 The Rocky Horror Picture Show
1:35 Robin Hood Men in Tights
1:43 The Emperor’s New Groove
2:21 The Mask
2:30 Jay and Silent Bob
2:45 The Big Lebowski
2:53 Wayne’s World
3:07 A Clockwork Orange
3:08 Psycho
3:15 Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
3:54 Wayne’s World (again)
4:18 Looney Tunes: Back in Action
4:23 The Wolf of Wall Street
4:29 Wayne’s World (again)
4:32 Fight Club (again)
4:55 Deadpool (again)
5:03 ?
5:10 The Great Train Robbery/The First Great Train Robbery
5:13 Monty Python and The Holy Grail
5:43 ?
5:48 ?
5:50 ?
6:01 Superman
6:06 Superman Returns
6:09 The Great Dictator
6:30 ?
6:36 The Big Short
6:43 ?
6:51 Looney Tunes (unsure of which)
6:52 Hercules
6:09 The Great Dictator
Loved this
Breaking the fourth wall. Where the audience matters.
Who ever made this is genius
I clicked it because of Charlie Chaplin.
These videos are so good lol
this is great
great editing
No Mr. Roper from There's company?!! Norman Fell was the king of sitcom 4th wall breaks!
Great video, of course, but...damn, one of the best films where the 4th wall is broken again and again is not here: The Elegant Life of Mr. Everyman, a classic of japanese cinema, directed by Kihachi Okamoto in 1963
This is so good and you should make a follow up
7:02 "you hear music you see credits, you think it's over" Film name please?
white water summer (1987)!
C'est un travail fantastique
Sesame Street always does it
You forgot about Home Alone
Impresionante montaje, no sé como tiene tan pocas visualizaciones
1:06
Charlie Chaplin, a great dictator does not count since those shots are supposed to be him looking at his people and we are his people.
The Simpsons Movie one is true since it came out on Disney +
ya need more attention
Lilo and stitch 2
1:35
How did you get away with having the music in there without a content match violation? Just curious.
It’s probably because it’s not the FULL song, so I guess it doesn’t count...
I wonder how many the office episodes you had to collect
What movie or tv was Larry david in?
This is cool but you forgot Back to the Future.
Tom and jerry did way back in 40s
TELL YOUR CHILDREN
Effort!
Not showing the whole of blazing saddles is a mistake
No Smokey and the bandit?
7:14 what is the name of the movie?
Funny Games
Some of these clips are actually promoting the movie and not part of it, so they aren't breaking the fourth wall
Two comments
1.Who was the blonde in the tub saying "Fuck off"
2. No Oliver Hardy with his look to camera?????
where's jim
Fleabag
No Return of the Killer Tomatoes? That's sad, one of my favourite fourth wall breaks is in that.
Deadpool doesn't count
1:58