The landmark they got to Devil's Tower is famous from Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Classic Speilberg, worth a watch if you haven't seen it. Cheers, glad you dig the movie
I've not seen one reaction to this movie, where the reactors have got that reference. Makes me sad that so many people have missed out on Close Encounters.
@@leah-marie5031 nope, film would've been much better if he had though. Also alot of the stuff that happens is based on real UFO accounts from experts in the field such as Dr Greer, who I'm convinced is a hack, but still it's not just plucked out of thin air....
This is one of my fave Sci-fi movies for one very simple reason: IT'S FUN!! Haven't you missed Fun, in the films of the last ten years or so?! Everybody really seemed to be having a ball making this film and it shows. Witty, fun script, good effects and the actors having fun, great story, awesome soundtrack with lots of ELO...what more do you need?!
I remember when I watched this in the cinema and I remember thinking all the way through the movie "I recognise the voice of the woman Agent Zoil is speaking to" but I couldn't think who it was. I loved it when it turned out to be Sigourney Weaver.
The Mountain was a call back to Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind (A Spielberg sci-fi film). So glad you chose to review this film, its so underrated. 👍🏻
If you can get hold of it, the British TV series "Spaced" for more Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. On the surface it's a sitcom about two people sharing a flat in London, but it has loads of SF and cult TV references all the way through. There's a mode on the DVD that lists all of the callbacks as they come up.
The location they went to Devils Mountain is a famous scene in Close Encounters of the third kind it's a Stephen Spielberg movie Richard Dreyfuss Stars in it. And the line "get away from her you bitch" was a line Sigourney Weaver used in Aliens, I recommend you watch both movies.....but if you watch Aliens which is a sequel to Alien you'll need to watch, also with Sigourney Weaver.
Morecombe & Wise were reluctant to do BBC TV comedy skits while sharing a double bed, until somebody pointed out that Laurel & Hardy did it all the time in their films. 👍🙂
Guys, I loved this reaction. The cool thing about Simon Pegg and Nick Frosts movies is they put soooo much in them that they have great re-watch-ability. Even after 3, 4+ times rewatching you always pick up new little bits.
Surprised that you didn't recognise Sigourney Weaver (Ripley) from the Alien films playing the mysterious leader. I'd recommend Simon Pegg and Derren Brown clip (Not too long) of Simon be mind manulation performed on him. Then once you have discovered Derren Brown you will be down a whole new rabbit hole. Hero at 30,000 Feet is a good one to start with.
Love watching you two react to this and perfect timing having watched the other movies. I know it gets mentioned to you a lot but their original series Spaced will give some real insight into where they came from and you’ll see a lot of familiar faces from the movies too! Other movie recommendations would be Attack the Block, Son of Rambow, and Four Lions- all very different but all brilliant x
Spaced. You've got to watch it, I can't imagine you not really enjoying it - Simon Pegg co-wrote, Edgar Wright directs, Pegg & Frost acting in it along with a lot of great British comedians and actors too, plus I think you'd also really enjoy Close Encounters of the Third Kind too, Richard Dreyfus is just superb in it. Keep up the good work guys :)
This Movie does have it all. So much heart and so much fun. One of those that everybody loves but just don’t seem to talk about anymore. Filled with references to other classic nerdy or sci fi films too. Brilliant.
When people say "If you're not a science fiction/alien nerd, you won't get half the references," they are right. But, it doesn't matter. It's still funny.
1:07:43 end credits are part of the every movie, you have only seen movie in it's full if you watch the end credits. So if you really appreciate this art form, you watch the credits always.
Don't worry, we have the legal term 'Alien' here too. My mum was classed as an alien when she was born in Germany on a British base to English parents.
@1:03:35 "Get away from her you bitch" is an exact quote from Ripley (played by Sigourney Weaver) playing here, well, said bitch lol Such an awesome underrated movie!
There are a lot of sc-fi references in this movie. "You'll know it when you see it" is said in reference to the rock formation because its a landmark in the movie "Close encounters of the third kind" and im pretty sure a similar set peice appears in (i think its called) race to witch mountain...
Love that you love this. One of my favourite movies. Why not give the (Uk) sitcom “Spaced” a go? It’s where it all started for Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Or the sketch show “Big Train”….
You need to check out Attack The Block. Nick Frost has a small part in this but it was the film that launched John Boyega. Really great film that does not get anywhere near as much attention as it should.
As a former resident of Wyoming, there is a town of Moorcroft ( it's in the middle of nowhere) and Thermopolis. I was shocked when they actually named those towns. I grew up in Worland. Thermopolis is 28 miles south of Worland.
_The term "alien" is derived from the Latin alienus. The Latin later came to mean a stranger, a foreigner, or someone not related by blood_ So actually you're using it correctly.
I find it interesting the joke when the cop asks how do British police shoot people seemed to go over your heads. For me this is the funniest joke of the movie, a subtle dig at US gun laws. The cop seems to see shooting people as part of his job.
One of my favourite weekends ever was at a star wars conversation dressed as a sith with the full black robes and red and yellow contact lenses 😂 I always wanted to do it but it wasn't such a thing here in the UK when I was a kid. We didn't even do Halloween like you American's growing up. I was nervous as hell leaving my hotel dressed like that and even though me and my friend had a laugh with it we were totally mocked by a group who were drinking in the hotel bar. Once we were in the conversation though it was fantastic and had an absolute blast.
I like all the film references in this movie from Aliens, Jaws, Star Wars, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Star Trek, Buck Rogers, Indiana Jones, ET - these are the ones I know of. Plus the joke around Zoil’s name which is a name of a movie Lorenzo’s Oil 😂 Great movie.
We know what alien means, it’s not a derogatory term and it’s not used for non white people who are illegal immigrants, it refers to anybody from another country, illegal alien is used for an illegal immigrant and again, it’s not derogatory, the word alien literally means belonging to a foreign country, it comes from the Latin alienus meaning belonging to another which comes from the Latin Alius meaning other which comes from the Welsh word All meaning other.
@Penddraig : I know... Spencer thinking he has to 'explain' TO Brits, the meaning of a gag that has been written into a film BY Brits... DOH! (Spencer, if you read this, that word is often used by Homer Simpson in an American cartoon series - Just saying 🙃). PLUS explaining the English language to the English - Ha Ha Ha 🥰 People from the UK are a LOT sharper and faster on the uptake than MANY Americans - especially with Wwwoooossshhh moments, sarcastic comments and banter (like this is intended). 😎 😅 😂 🤣
I’m watching Paul right now and I just realised that in the scene where Ruth faints Graham is wearing a invincible shirt the new anime show one wow mind blown!
Brilliant road movie. I've seen it at least 5 times now and I always find something I haven't seen yet is so awesome.And I'm really still laughing like I did on the first day. And Ruth T. Shirt❤, where Jesus shoots Darwin. Ingenious.😂😂
Great reaction guys 👍👍 I would choose Paul to re-watch over any of the 🍦trilogy. There are so many references it's almost impossible to catch them in one watch. 👽😂
OMGiddyAunt : Thank you, lads. Husband & I watched this in London one New Years. A couple of years later he, his sister & I spliffed. He told her and me the three stages. Talk, Eat, Sleep. SPOT ON. Never spliffied before or since. Paul has a special place in my heart - the kinda alien we'd all love to meet. Three Comedy thumbs up:o)
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (as many comments will no doubt will attest) is right there with the Godfather, Jaws, Full Metal Jacket,..... just one of the greats
I tell you what 'it looks like' (1:51) It looks like _YOU TWO!!!_ Frost and Pegg (in that order) look like the pair of yurz - you could be identical twins ...quadruplets ...whatever.
I have a silly question, as a British person! Hotel rooms, in the UK: "Single" = one person one bed. "Double" = two people one bed. "Twin" = two people two beds. But it's not the same in America, is it?! In Stranger Things, two characters ask for a hotel room, and the woman on the counter asks "single or double", and they both shout "double!" and jump apart - but that would be one bed in the UK!!
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The landmark they got to Devil's Tower is famous from Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Classic Speilberg, worth a watch if you haven't seen it. Cheers, glad you dig the movie
Close Encounters is genuinely my favourite alien movie, nothing else quite like it imo
@@ericlayton8888 it comes on tv anytime I will watch it at any point!
I've not seen one reaction to this movie, where the reactors have got that reference. Makes me sad that so many people have missed out on Close Encounters.
@@SirHilaryManfat Also Muncie and Moorcroft - both in Close Encounters.
A very underrated movie. It misses the Edgar Wright touch but it’s definitely a worthwhile watch and should be more revered.
I prefer it to the world’s end.
True words. Edgar Wright wouldn't have allowed this. Stil better than world's end...
Well Edgar Wright didn't direct it
@@leah-marie5031 nope, film would've been much better if he had though. Also alot of the stuff that happens is based on real UFO accounts from experts in the field such as Dr Greer, who I'm convinced is a hack, but still it's not just plucked out of thin air....
The problem is that the "big guy reveal" at the end ... isnt a reveal the second time around anymore, so it loses a lot of the final excitement.
"That by the way is rain that you hear in the background"
Alot of us are British, we know what rain sounds like :P
This is one of my fave Sci-fi movies for one very simple reason: IT'S FUN!!
Haven't you missed Fun, in the films of the last ten years or so?!
Everybody really seemed to be having a ball making this film and it shows.
Witty, fun script, good effects and the actors having fun, great story, awesome soundtrack with lots of ELO...what more do you need?!
and more sci fi references than you can count the band in the road house playing the star wars tavern music cracks me up every time
I remember when I watched this in the cinema and I remember thinking all the way through the movie "I recognise the voice of the woman Agent Zoil is speaking to" but I couldn't think who it was.
I loved it when it turned out to be Sigourney Weaver.
The Mountain was a call back to Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind (A Spielberg sci-fi film). So glad you chose to review this film, its so underrated. 👍🏻
Not underrated. It’s amazingly good
If you can get hold of it, the British TV series "Spaced" for more Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. On the surface it's a sitcom about two people sharing a flat in London, but it has loads of SF and cult TV references all the way through. There's a mode on the DVD that lists all of the callbacks as they come up.
The location they went to Devils Mountain is a famous scene in Close Encounters of the third kind it's a Stephen Spielberg movie Richard Dreyfuss Stars in it.
And the line "get away from her you bitch" was a line Sigourney Weaver used in Aliens, I recommend you watch both movies.....but if you watch Aliens which is a sequel to Alien you'll need to watch, also with Sigourney Weaver.
Love this film. A fantastic group of comic actors like Bill Hader and Jason Bateman. Really underrated.
Nick and Simon actually used to share a bed when they were still struggling actors. there's a reason they're such good mates
Morecombe & Wise were reluctant to do BBC TV comedy skits while sharing a double bed, until somebody pointed out that Laurel & Hardy did it all the time in their films. 👍🙂
Guys, I loved this reaction. The cool thing about Simon Pegg and Nick Frosts movies is they put soooo much in them that they have great re-watch-ability. Even after 3, 4+ times rewatching you always pick up new little bits.
Surprised that you didn't recognise Sigourney Weaver (Ripley) from the Alien films playing the mysterious leader. I'd recommend Simon Pegg and Derren Brown clip (Not too long) of Simon be mind manulation performed on him. Then once you have discovered Derren Brown you will be down a whole new rabbit hole. Hero at 30,000 Feet is a good one to start with.
Love watching you two react to this and perfect timing having watched the other movies.
I know it gets mentioned to you a lot but their original series Spaced will give some real insight into where they came from and you’ll see a lot of familiar faces from the movies too!
Other movie recommendations would be Attack the Block, Son of Rambow, and Four Lions- all very different but all brilliant x
Attack the block, Four Lions yes yes!
@@fayesouthall6604 Rubber dinghy rapids, bro x
🤣🤣🤣 so happy you guys watched it haha I knew you would love it! Also I want Daniel’s laugh as my text notification 😉🤣❤❤❤
Spaced. You've got to watch it, I can't imagine you not really enjoying it - Simon Pegg co-wrote, Edgar Wright directs, Pegg & Frost acting in it along with a lot of great British comedians and actors too, plus I think you'd also really enjoy Close Encounters of the Third Kind too, Richard Dreyfus is just superb in it. Keep up the good work guys :)
All Simon Pegg films are great. All worth a watch and massively underrated. You have many more to do!
Been great watching this along with you - haven’t seen this film in ages, but somehow knew you’d appreciate it 😊
Loving being on this journey with you guys!
The mountain is a reference to Close encounters of the 3rd Kind, (remember earlier in the film when he was on the phone to “Mr Spielberg”).
This Movie does have it all. So much heart and so much fun. One of those that everybody loves but just don’t seem to talk about anymore. Filled with references to other classic nerdy or sci fi films too. Brilliant.
When people say "If you're not a science fiction/alien nerd, you won't get half the references," they are right. But, it doesn't matter. It's still funny.
1:07:43 end credits are part of the every movie, you have only seen movie in it's full if you watch the end credits. So if you really appreciate this art form, you watch the credits always.
Oh thank God its not just me!!
Don't worry, we have the legal term 'Alien' here too.
My mum was classed as an alien when she was born in Germany on a British base to English parents.
@1:03:35 "Get away from her you bitch" is an exact quote from Ripley (played by Sigourney Weaver) playing here, well, said bitch lol
Such an awesome underrated movie!
Also Zoyle shooting the radio and saying "Boring conversation anyway" is a Han Solo quote and "See you later Short Round" is Indiana Jones
There are a lot of sc-fi references in this movie. "You'll know it when you see it" is said in reference to the rock formation because its a landmark in the movie "Close encounters of the third kind" and im pretty sure a similar set peice appears in (i think its called) race to witch mountain...
Underrated movie af
Love that you love this. One of my favourite movies. Why not give the (Uk) sitcom “Spaced” a go? It’s where it all started for Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Or the sketch show “Big Train”….
5:50 Welcome to Spencer explaining English to the English 😜
Slaughter house Rulez Is another movie with Simon Pegg & Nick Frost.
They also started out in a TV series called Spaced
The bit yoy didn't get is the Devil's Tower in Wyoming. It was famously used in the movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
You should react to “Galaxy Quest” - I love that movie!
Yes definitely
You need to check out Attack The Block. Nick Frost has a small part in this but it was the film that launched John Boyega. Really great film that does not get anywhere near as much attention as it should.
1:00:55 Have neither seen "Close Encounters"?
I thought that was strange, too. The Devil's Tower is iconic. Loved that the firework they nicked was 'Five Tones' - Do-do doo doo dooooo!
As a former resident of Wyoming, there is a town of Moorcroft ( it's in the middle of nowhere) and Thermopolis. I was shocked when they actually named those towns. I grew up in Worland. Thermopolis is 28 miles south of Worland.
Great film! Not many people react to nice choice 👏
This is more American than the cornetto trilogy in terms of humour I find
Yeah, it's definitely written more for an international audience.
It still has the British touch by Simon Pegg and Nick Frost imo but I see what you mean
Sweet! Hope u guys enjoyed another Simon and Nick classic
_The term "alien" is derived from the Latin alienus. The Latin later came to mean a stranger, a foreigner, or someone not related by blood_
So actually you're using it correctly.
widely used too, though not normally related to skin colour
@@DrCookie6996p Alien is over the next hill, wherever you haven't been, it's not just about people.
@@daveofyorkshire301 True. something, somewhere or someone unfamiliar.
When I lived in Japan I had an alien registration card. Always tickled me.
The part you didn't get with the mountain is From a Steven Spielberg movie called, Close Encounters of the third kind. It stared Richard Dreyfuss.
This is my most favourite comedy film ever!!!! Love Paul!!!!👽❤😅🤣😂😋🤪😝😎👏🙌🙏👍🎉
Ive watched this film countless amount of times and i NEVER got that alien reference 😅👌 thankyou..
I find it interesting the joke when the cop asks how do British police shoot people seemed to go over your heads. For me this is the funniest joke of the movie, a subtle dig at US gun laws. The cop seems to see shooting people as part of his job.
i recommend you react to :
★ - *The Watch* (2012) _/starring _*_Ben Stiller_*_ , _*_Vince Vaughn_*_ , _*_Jonah Hill_*_ & _*_Richard Ayoade_*
★ - *Scott Pilgrim vs. the World* (2010)
_/starring _*_Michael Cera_*_ , _*_Brie Larson_*_ & _*_Chris Evans_*
Directed by *Edgar Wright*
★ - *The Other Guys* (2010)
/starring Will Ferrell , Mark Wahlberg , Eva Mendes , *Michael Keaton*
, *Samuel L. Jackson* & *Dwayne Johnson* ( *The Rock* )
also i recommend you other Great directed edit style movies :
🔥 *Kung Fu Hustle* (2004)
🔥 *Shaolin Soccer* (2001)
Directed and Starring *Stephen Chow*
One of my favourite weekends ever was at a star wars conversation dressed as a sith with the full black robes and red and yellow contact lenses 😂
I always wanted to do it but it wasn't such a thing here in the UK when I was a kid.
We didn't even do Halloween like you American's growing up.
I was nervous as hell leaving my hotel dressed like that and even though me and my friend had a laugh with it we were totally mocked by a group who were drinking in the hotel bar.
Once we were in the conversation though it was fantastic and had an absolute blast.
Enjoying your work boys
Finally! The one we were waiting for. Its an epically funny movie
I like all the film references in this movie from Aliens, Jaws, Star Wars, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Star Trek, Buck Rogers, Indiana Jones, ET - these are the ones I know of. Plus the joke around Zoil’s name which is a name of a movie Lorenzo’s Oil 😂
Great movie.
Mountain reference was from: “close encounters of the third kind”!
We know what alien means, it’s not a derogatory term and it’s not used for non white people who are illegal immigrants, it refers to anybody from another country, illegal alien is used for an illegal immigrant and again, it’s not derogatory, the word alien literally means belonging to a foreign country, it comes from the Latin alienus meaning belonging to another which comes from the Latin Alius meaning other which comes from the Welsh word All meaning other.
Hey give em a break, they are american.
@Penddraig :
I know... Spencer thinking he has to 'explain' TO Brits, the meaning of a gag that has been written into a film BY Brits... DOH! (Spencer, if you read this, that word is often used by Homer Simpson in an American cartoon series - Just saying 🙃).
PLUS explaining the English language to the English - Ha Ha Ha 🥰
People from the UK are a LOT sharper and faster on the uptake than MANY Americans - especially with Wwwoooossshhh moments, sarcastic comments and banter (like this is intended). 😎 😅 😂 🤣
Great having ELO as the soundtrack too!
I love the way they pay tribute to their favourite movies by using lines out of them… great movie & reaction 👍
Everyone got the 'alien' gag.
People in the UK are a LOT sharper and quicker on the uptake than many Americans... LOL! 😅 😂 🤣
At 1 minute 40 seconds, you both missed the reference to Star Wars where the Fed shoots the CB radio saying "boring conversation anyway!".
Awesome reaction!!!!
I've watched this movie a few times and it's so funny, you guys made me appreciate just how clever the writing is.
Is this the directors cut?! Bobby Lee was cut from every copy I’ve seen. I only knew he was in it bc he says so
I’m watching Paul right now and I just realised that in the scene where Ruth faints Graham is wearing a invincible shirt the new anime show one wow mind blown!
I simply love this movie- glad you did too!
Another infamous horror comedy is the cabin in the woods
Yeah that film gets more ridiculous as it goes on, pretty entertaining and fun.
Brilliant road movie. I've seen it at least 5 times now and I always find something I haven't seen yet is so awesome.And I'm really still laughing like I did on the first day. And Ruth T. Shirt❤, where Jesus shoots Darwin. Ingenious.😂😂
If I’m not mistaken, Simon and Nick actually met eachother at a Star Wars convention or something, they said it on a top gear interview
The actress who played the old lady whose dog was killed is Blythe Danner who is Gwyneth Paltrow’s mother.
You need to watch Close Encounters of the Third Kind! The final scene is at Devils Tower, Wyoming..
The mountain was from the movie close encounters of the 3rd kind called devils mountain
Incredible gem. Incredibly funny movie. So underrated.
"I'm on a mission from-"
Me: 😃😃😃
*Cut*
😭
You need to react to the tv series Spaced next.
Great reaction guys 👍👍
I would choose Paul to re-watch over any of the 🍦trilogy.
There are so many references it's almost impossible to catch them in one watch. 👽😂
Awesome film..
Have to go watch it again, now
Paul is on par with Hot Fuzz for me and we need a Paul 2 ......
Loved watching your reaction to this great movie, the way they play off one another is superb. Def a 2 thumber
Nice lads🇬🇧😁👍
OMGiddyAunt : Thank you, lads. Husband & I watched this in London one New Years. A couple of years later he, his sister & I spliffed. He told her and me the three stages. Talk, Eat, Sleep. SPOT ON. Never spliffied before or since. Paul has a special place in my heart - the kinda alien we'd all love to meet. Three Comedy thumbs up:o)
“Get away from her you bitch!” Great line, this time said *to* Sigourney Weaver 🤣
Criminally underrated and under reacted to film.
Realising the actor who plays Charles Boyle is there as well. And another guy from arrested development among others haha
What cast
I never saw this. Just ordered it from Amazon. Xmas day movie right there.
I'm shocked you guys didn't get the Devil's Tower reference!!!😮
The link to Patreon for this film isn't available. Will this be going up soon?
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (as many comments will no doubt will attest) is right there with the Godfather, Jaws, Full Metal Jacket,..... just one of the greats
A nerd is someone that likes to learn alot of things. A geek is someone that is in to sci-fi and comics and cartoon or animea
I tell you what 'it looks like' (1:51)
It looks like _YOU TWO!!!_
Frost and Pegg (in that order) look like the pair of yurz - you could be identical twins ...quadruplets ...whatever.
I have a silly question, as a British person!
Hotel rooms, in the UK:
"Single" = one person one bed.
"Double" = two people one bed.
"Twin" = two people two beds.
But it's not the same in America, is it?! In Stranger Things, two characters ask for a hotel room, and the woman on the counter asks "single or double", and they both shout "double!" and jump apart - but that would be one bed in the UK!!
There's a Simon Pegg and David Schwimmer movie.. Called Big Nothing
We…we know about the alien thing…sting literally sing about it in “Englishman in New York”.
Blimey, Close Encounters Of The Third Kind!
have you two ever took a look at the movie evolution? think its been from the 90ies and its a lot of fun too
You should check out 'Attack the Block' it also stars Nick Frost about Aliens in suburban London
Spaced is a good series with Pegg and Frost, its their first.
A cult classic movie, glad you liked it and got all the jokes, keep your videos coming, cheers
despite all our chest beating and expectations if one came face to face with an alien you'd fall to your knees and cry like a beaten puppy.
This and Ozarks were 6 years apart, but i like the assumption lol
looks like you took my advice ;D
Illegal Alien isn't a derogatory term, it is the official and correct way of refering to them.
tv show called truth seekers with nick frost is groovy
It has pegg and frost and also a clip of a Cornetto 🤣
Sting did a song about Quentin Crisp -
"Oh, I'm an alien, I'm a legal alien
I'm an Englishman in New York"
In no way a disrespect to you both.