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- Опубликовано: 11 янв 2024
- Take a look at the insane practical effects from the 1994 kid's classic, The Flintstones.
What is The Flintstones (1994) about?
Make way for the modern Stone Age family as they make the jump from animated favorites to live-action heroes! There's trouble brewing in Bedrock: a test mix-up has made Fred Flintstone (John Goodman) a vice president at Slate & Company, and now an evil executive (Kyle MacLachlan) and his sinister secretary (Halle Berry) are plotting to use Fred as the fall guy in an embezzlement scheme. Luckily for Fred, his best friend Barney Rubble (Rick Moranis), wife Wilma (Elizabeth Perkins) and her best friend Betty (Rosie O'Donnell) always have the big guy's back in this yabba-dabba-doo of an adventure! Elizabeth Taylor co-stars in the "Steven Spielrock" production filled with dino-sized special effects and classic Flintstones humor.
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As awkward as this this movie could be, real heart went into its production.
Enjoyed this as a kid. A real attempt of a cartoon adaptation without any sort of concession of the original characters. And of course the comical foolishness that made the Flintstones funny for kids and humorous for adults.
I never thought about awkwardness as a child. I just enjoyed.
@@Mio248 Yeah, it's no more awkward than the cartoon honestly, and I'm glad unlike most "modern adaptations," they tried to keep it a family comedy (even had actual sitcom writers work on it, to give it that feel of a TV sitcom) with some occasional cartoony jokes. (Like the dinosaurs remarks.)
As a kid I thought It was amazing. Now as an adult I'm afraid I find it amazing.
lol not to mention the occasional zippy one-liners
John Goodman and Rick Moranis were perfect for these roles.
John Goodman as Fred Flintstone
Rick Moranis as Barney Rubble
John Goodman was a woman beater and impossible to work with.hes less then a man and your supporting him..your support men who beat woman
@@turtlepower4lee yes. we know.
*slow clap
Ahh yes. The time of adaptation when real heart went into it, and there was a genuine attempt to be faithful.
Nowadays it's "F the fans" I'm doing my version and if the fans don't like it they're racist
@@professorchaos5058I don't understand the demonization/accusation of potential customers strategy. It never works, and turns most customers off. The media has done that since 2016 with the controversial all-female Ghostbusters reboot. They tried to accuse fans of, "you all hate it, because it has women in it, you must hate women" as a cheap deflection against criticism, but it didn't work.
So honestly the entertainment industry needs to stop demonizing it's own customers.
Yes, some bad fans exist, and "bigoted" ones, I won't deny, but when you label most or all older fans/customers as such, or brag how your new adaptation will upset "old fans," don't complain if it fails...
It's sad when the best modern adaptations are based on Sonic the Hedgehog.
Thankfully Mario's fixing this trend
and a somewhat stink made on corporations and hedge fund losers being the butt of the joke - never again will they get this close to pure socialist commentary against capital ownership
@@beauwalker9820
honestly
ghostbusters afterlife is just great.
and i am feeling a bit exited for twisters aswel. it looks like it's gonna be good.
(if you ignore the young ages of the cast. nothing wrong with the age but one of the trailers portrais the main female lead as a big name in the stormchasing game. but she looks like she only just entered the 20's)
It always bugged me that Bam Bam didn't just immediately break out of the bindings
He wanted to give his dad the opportunity to be a hero XD
That's why he was tied up more than Pebles. The kidnappers realized they needed extra precautions. Admittedly the straps did look weak, though. Should have gone with chains. They would have been made of stone or wood, but it would have looked more convincing.
He was probably too scared to break out of the bindings.
Outstanding movie. Most props were real creations and not CGI. Just imagine how cool and fun that was for the acting cast. 😃
Or horrible since they had to dance around cables, tubes, mechanism and crew…practicals are sometimes complex to use
Rick Moranis and John Goodman are both 71 now. Time flies
Wtf
John Goodman was like the perfect pick for the role of Fred
Best casting decision ever.
after watching a behind the scenes about this movie, its very sad Goodman apparently didn't like the idea of being Fred, he only did the part as a favour for Spielberg but told him he immediately wanted out after this movie to avoid being typecasted hence the idea of doing the sequel as a prequel so they could cast new "younger" actors...but any chance for live action flintstones continuing literally went extinct when Goodman walked out...
@@Avalon64
Why didnt he like it??? Many viewers enjoyed his acting and how he fits the character.
@@chutindrachodi4764 I just said it, type casting concerns, he just didn't like the idea of being known as a cartoon caveman and he personally told Spielberg he wanted out and didn't want to do it again, sadly in interviews at the time when he talked about the movie or the merchandise with his likeness you can kinda see the reluctance in his voice, just because an actor plays a character perfectly doesn't mean they like it like say Harrison Ford and Han Solo
@@Avalon64
Its quite sad to know this. He made a lot of people happy and smiling.
The casting for this movie was absolutely perfect. Not to mention the scenery amd backgrounds are very aesthetically pleasing
"On your left, you'll be able to see the Grand Canyon in about 15,000,000 years." this movie made me the way I am today 🤣
Man, the props in this movie is top notch.
This whole movie is astounding. People talk about the Barbie movie like it's so cool they brought the toy sets to life, but this was bringing a whole cartoon to the real world.
The "will there be anything else Mr. Flintstone?" After knocking down the villain. 😂
No miss stone, take the rest of the day off.
Hubba hubba
It may not have been the best adaptation for the Flintstones, but you could not have picked a better Fred and Barney.
Yup, they nailed it
In fact, I think It's the BEST adaptation for the Flintstones 😂
Watch the terrible 2nd movie 😂😂
@@shinmegamanzx exactly!!! 😅😅
Underrated movie, most adults at the time thought it was terrible but they forget that it wasn’t made for them, it was made for their kids and they loved it, I know I did
Cliff? It's time for you and me to Interface! I'm dying!🤣🤣🤣🤣
80s to early 2000s. The best decades human kind have gone through. Unforgettable, unbeatable times.
The McDonald's promotional material for this movie was great.. loved the frosted glasses.
This sure brings back some great memories. Back when everything was not about CGI.
John Goodman got some arms on him!
Happy 30th anniversary to this beloved film
3:50 the best scene fs 💀
3:40= when Fred puts his foot on Cliff hand Cliff knew he screwed up big time 😂
When things were harder to pull off, people went the extra mile for quality
I'm actually glad I got be there for when they announced this movie, and Holy Hell was there "merchandising, merchandising, merchandising"
McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, Hardee's, Arby's, Blockbuster, Toys R Us, Stone Punk fever was everywhere brought to us by the Flintstones
And it was as faithful to the source material as you could get
In fact, this was the closest anyone ever got to a true adaptation, based on an old TV show
Cliff Vandercave, you are fired! Or should I say "cemented?"
That doesn't work, but I can't think of any other prehistoric term for it
Cliff was fired for being stoned at work.@@marcusblackwell2372
@@marcusblackwell2372You could say Extinct. I dunno lol
@@RealFredbear That'll do.
You need to get a “concrete evidence” in order to make a better joke.
I forgot how jacked John use to be. Lookin swole
0:28 nice going 😂
So here's what I don't get... that whole aptitude test was designed to pick the "fall guy" for Cliff's scheme. Why would he choose the smartest employee for that role and not the dumbest? A smart, sharp employee would have seen through his scam. In that way, the plot would have made a lot more sense if Barney didn't switch the tests and Fred just got picked because he WAS the dumbest and most likely to be swindled and manipulated.
Been awhile since I saw this in its entirety though.
Maybe the aptitude was just a front and Cliff already had chosen Fred since he his known to not be the best?
The test was a plot device to make Barney feel jealous and resentful towards Fred when he got rich and successful thanks to him. Other than that it doesn't make much sense
@@davidmartinez3272 you're right but they still could have done that plot device if Fred was picked for being dumb. The point is he would still be picked as if he were smart.
Barney is smarter than he looks. Remember when he was at the restaurant and he was asking Fred all of those questions and he couldn’t even answer them? If they had chosen Barney he would have been on the know and checking things before signing them or even marking them.
This was a very good movie, the prequel however erhm... We dont talk about it.
1:20 nice mat
I watch this on laser disc when elementary, forgot if there was subtitle on the movie...but I love it and re-watch this several times
3:53 and this folks is why Fred Flintstone is the top bowler of the Royal Order of the Water Buffalo's lodge
3:53 immediately makes me think of John Goodman in the Big Lebowski
John Goodman was the only correct choice as Fred
Paul Atreides became a evil CEO?!
"I remember your Yabba Dabba Doo, Now you'll remember mine."
John Goodman and Rick Morales nailed it as Fred Flintstone and Barney rebel
Rubble, not rebel
Too bad they didn't actually get Sharon Stone but Halle Bailey said she loved the role because it wasn't written for a black or white woman, it was written for a beautiful woman.
How funny that the two would work together on one of the worst movies ever: Catwoman.
I love how Fred is the bowler and Cliff is the pin 😂
3:58 Cartoon logic at its finest. lol I realize bowling is Fred's thing, but really? lol
4:01
*STIIIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIKE!!!*
I think the funniest part of this whole movie is when the pterodactyl flies over that poor car 😂
3:17 Makes you wonder why they had the steam volcano.
I miss the 90s
Fantastic film. I recall ordering the Flintstones Blue Rucksack promo bag when I received the VHS as a kid!
3:41. “Cliff, it’s time for you and me to interface”
Damn she looks good
Dude she's a toddler
@@visionist7 🤣🤣🤣
nice one, Berry nice
What a great film
Ouch. That's alot of dirt and gravel.
I always found it rather interesting how they tried to emulate the comedic style of the original show.
IS CINE, IS FUCKING CINE!
This movie might not be a masterpiece, but its so good on so many levels. I don't understand all the hate it gets...
1:45😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
1:30 spent too many years behind the desk
The bowling bit is too good
Oh no!!! Bam bam!! Pebbles!!!
My mom, who is gone now, was spot-on when she told me, "This is strange. It's like it should be a cartoon, but isn't."
Spot. On.
Why replicate the Flintstones exactly in real life, when we already have had the Flintstones in better form for decades?
i am proud to have been a kid during the times of these movies.
things were better then.
the actors. the production. the writing.
I love this movie!
1:45 bonk
HONESTLY GREAT FILM
If they wont messing around, the kids would have already been saved.
This movie was great! 😄
This movie feels like a forgotten Ai fever dream.
3:32 YABBA DABBA DOO!!!!
I love this movie still 😊
Thank you Spielberg
Still wondering how Bam Bam is tied up.
Good times, good times.
barney is really unlucky in the last pieces first the slam then the fall then the slide and then the headbash
They should have kept the set and opened it as a theme park
damn looks like vault tec built a time machine
I’m gonna have some fun
Mother in law eating by dinosaur 2:05-2:10
Nice goin 😂😂😂
0:28
it was a good movie...i want to see "the jetsons"
Wake up uncle Barney
1:48 what is that bubble in the left?
A cigarette burn. It's a chemical imperfection of the movie
Cliff Vandercave, you’re fired
Or should I say “cemented”?
When he gets out that covered cement he’s going to jail.
@@turtlepower4lee that actually never happened over 30 years ago
1:45 2:06 3:54
2:28 Save me save me from this mad MBA 😂
0:57
Halle Berry, even today, she's still gorgeous!
What would Be the Foundation Element For The Flintstones in lego Dimensions
Hank Macleans ancestor?
4:18
yep looks like Cliff Vandercave got Concreted into place for sure.
Why didn’t he just use the voice 😂
Bone nets
NEW DADDY NOAH EDWARDS
is that one of the Olsen twins?
Yep
Is that Mary Kate and or Ashley Olsen?
Yes
I’m a gay man, but even then I knew it could only be Halle Berry’s body when it panned up to her waist and chest.
(Having no memory that she had been in this movie, and having never seen the film before outside of this clip).
As a fellow gay man, John Goodman was so yummy in this movie! Ticked all my boxes.
Im a straight man and i couldnt even tell you halle barre is and i still knew it was her. (No joke lol my brain just went "thats halle barre, who tf is halle barre?")
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It's funny how maligned this movie was at the time, but now people go on about how much effort was put in and how little CGI.
Art really never appreciated during its time.
This looks like one of those AI generated movies, but I know it's not
Hank mclean up to no good
Screaming
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everything looks like shit, but i guess it was amazing at that time....
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