Here's a famous scene from the movie, "What about Bob?". If you've never seen the film, enjoy. If you have, hopefully it brings back some good memories.
I enjoyef this as a light comedy when I was a kid, but as an adult its even better because of the themes of anxiety, OCD, family and belonging, are thoughtfully considered and addressed in the background. They aren't just wallpaper for the zaniness, this movie has something to say. To this point, my favorite scene is when Bob is staying the night in Siggy's room. He shuts off his table lamp, considers his OCD handkerchef for a moment and then decides to throw it away. He's reached the point in his baby stepping where he feels secure without it. Wonderful, wonderful film that has a special place in my heart.
@@beebromley Read my article coming out about this under my writing name Bill Patrice. Then a video will follow. The original concept was very very dark. Bob knows exactly what he's doing and has stalked the families' of tightly wound wealthy therapists before. There really isn't anything 'wrong' with him and he grooms Marvins' family to perfection. Murray played the role as it was initially conceived despite it having been adapted into a goof ball comedy, and Dreyfus is stunningly good as Bob's poor victim. They changed it but not 'all' of it, how could they? We got one of the greatest American comedies of all time
@@beebromley I'll give you the link when it's finalized. If I'm still alive (no pun intended I'm on the way out at barely over 30) I've always been fascinated at how things come 'together' to make an amazing film. So if you re-watch this knowing Bob's just a lonely manipulator with nothing wrong except not having a family, and Marvin is someone hitting the peak of his career but not having an ability to emotionally connect to his children, it becomes very different. They couldn't take out 'everything' or the plot line, but certain scenes are obviously there though we see it differently. When Leo tries to wake Bob up 'cockadoolde!!!' With no reaction, yet the alarm brings him up immediately that's a prime example. Bob knows good morning America is coming and has set his alarm to time a non escape perfectly because he wants to be on the show. 'I've worked extremely hard to be where I am now MAKE UP some excuse??!!' Bob says in front of TV crews 'he doesn't want me on the show' like a crestfallen patient cleverly intimidating Marvin, now exasperated, into fearing that could discredit his work.Then Bob takes over the interview. Bythe films' conclusion Baby Steps has been discredited, and stolen by Bob and Marvin disbarred for attempted murder property destruction and sectioned. Bob meanwhile has essentially stolen babysteps and turned it into 'death therapy.' I will send the link as soon as it's done.
@@patriceaqa288 gosh, i have recently encountered a manipulator that could rank up there along with Bob.. I very much look forward to reading your article. I hope your quality of life is good for you x
I love how it only took Bob like three or four days to drive Dr. Marvin into a psychotic break. Leo was actually xcloser to being crazy than Bob was!!!
He was great in the romantic comedy The Goodbye Girl. I mean I guess it's a romantic comedy. Usually when I think romantic comedy though I think shit movie that only women find funny. However this one is actually funny.
Richard's line delivery at 3:07 is so goddamn funny. Knowing how much Bill Murray intentionally drove him crazy offscreen just makes it that much better.
@@kimwhetstone4143 Look out for the articles I have coming out on this film in a series about mental health in general. There's only one thing wrong with Bob he doesn't have, and wants, a family. So he's a calculating stalker of psychiatrists with families who are extremely wealthy but tightly wound and not great with their children. 'I'm paralyzed I'm all tied up!!!' The day before you casually impersonated a homicide detective to illegally get information on your therapist. Leo's no longer 'good' with his teenage daughter playing puppet games to communicate, and his insecure son is obsessed with death. They're sheltered and in their own way 'lonely.' Bob plays the whole thing to perfection. 'I'm harmless and I'm fun.' His refusal to politely leave when good morning America arrive is the critical scene. He wants to be on that show and steal the spotlight. He puts Marvin off balance with a 'false alarm' and then knowing Leo's so stressed casually takes it over.
'Relax Leo...' 'Im relaxed!' 'Take a vacation' 'I'M ON VACACTION!!' Cracks me up every time even the bit when Dr Marvin just roars at Bob Wiley to get out of the car...
Leo To Katherine: "You have been duped by a textbook narcissist, a brilliant sociopath. lol its funny he calls Bob a textbook narcissist when he one himself. said the doctor who thinks its all about him and his book 'Baby Steps' i laughed at his hypocrisy when i saw this movie when i was little. i love this movie
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti1663 Not to mention helping a down and out" homeless man named Jerry Baskin inviting him into his home, who has an affair with his daughter and writing a book about his experience of him living in small town as a boy in 1959 Oregon, who would go on a hike with his friends to find the dead body of another boy.
LMFAO!!! It's even funnier seeing someone type it out, I wondered if that was ad libbed by Dreyfuss or if a writer actually wrote that lol I just love how he's so mad it's just an angry jumble of mess he's not even saying words at that point xD I always loved that and how he slams on the breaks DTHLEEEAAAAAAH! Richard Dreyfuss was crazy funny in this movie
" We just got to figure out a way to work around your schedule, could we work afternoons? two to four, three to five Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday? "
Even though we just heard the end of the first joke with no lead up, I'm still laughing.. I think it's the way the group laughs so naturally, led by Murray's effortless comedic timing. One of the best comedic actors of all time.
I agree. The sound is such that it feels like we are looking in on something happening in real time, not actors! Bill and Richard are geniuses and they should have gotten Oscars. What is wrong with the Academy??
i need to put 2:56 - 3:10 on loop This movie has been my Home Alone so to speak, a movie I have certainly watched more than 25 times without exaggeration. Thanks for sharing DontrelleRoosevelt
This was my first time watching this movie and I absolutely loved it I reminded me of when I was at my old school and there was a kid who wouldn’t stop bothering me and always was with me I always had freak out
Criminaly underrated film
+Colin Sweeney It was reviewed pretty well, but I think it deserves to be considered one of the best comedies ever!
+DontrelleRoosevelt I agree
Colin Sweeney "Do you want anything for sleep? I have valium if you need it."
"No, I don't need any VALIUM!"
I enjoyef this as a light comedy when I was a kid, but as an adult its even better because of the themes of anxiety, OCD, family and belonging, are thoughtfully considered and addressed in the background. They aren't just wallpaper for the zaniness, this movie has something to say.
To this point, my favorite scene is when Bob is staying the night in Siggy's room. He shuts off his table lamp, considers his OCD handkerchef for a moment and then decides to throw it away. He's reached the point in his baby stepping where he feels secure without it. Wonderful, wonderful film that has a special place in my heart.
DUDE FR FR!!
I love how he's nearly incoherent when he screams "Getouttathecar!"
What is this isolation Therapy 😂😂
@@HooperandQuint To be fair if you listen carefully he did leave Tuesday and Thursday open LOL!
It sounded like he only said “GET OUTADADA!!!!”
I wonder how many takes to get that right. I imagine the director saying, “That was great, but be a little crazier for this next one.”
GETOUTADABADA!
Bill Murray is always hilarious but Richard dreyfuss totally nailed this role...absolutely brilliant
GET OUDADADADADADAARRRR!
@@beebromley Read my article coming out about this under my writing name Bill Patrice. Then a video will follow. The original concept was very very dark. Bob knows exactly what he's doing and has stalked the families' of tightly wound wealthy therapists before. There really isn't anything 'wrong' with him and he grooms Marvins' family to perfection. Murray played the role as it was initially conceived despite it having been adapted into a goof ball comedy, and Dreyfus is stunningly good as Bob's poor victim. They changed it but not 'all' of it, how could they? We got one of the greatest American comedies of all time
@@patriceaqa288 interesting! where can I read your article?
@@beebromley I'll give you the link when it's finalized. If I'm still alive (no pun intended I'm on the way out at barely over 30) I've always been fascinated at how things come 'together' to make an amazing film. So if you re-watch this knowing Bob's just a lonely manipulator with nothing wrong except not having a family, and Marvin is someone hitting the peak of his career but not having an ability to emotionally connect to his children, it becomes very different. They couldn't take out 'everything' or the plot line, but certain scenes are obviously there though we see it differently. When Leo tries to wake Bob up 'cockadoolde!!!' With no reaction, yet the alarm brings him up immediately that's a prime example. Bob knows good morning America is coming and has set his alarm to time a non escape perfectly because he wants to be on the show. 'I've worked extremely hard to be where I am now MAKE UP some excuse??!!' Bob says in front of TV crews 'he doesn't want me on the show' like a crestfallen patient cleverly intimidating Marvin, now exasperated, into fearing that could discredit his work.Then Bob takes over the interview. Bythe films' conclusion Baby Steps has been discredited, and stolen by Bob and Marvin disbarred for attempted murder property destruction and sectioned. Bob meanwhile has essentially stolen babysteps and turned it into 'death therapy.' I will send the link as soon as it's done.
@@patriceaqa288 gosh, i have recently encountered a manipulator that could rank up there along with Bob.. I very much look forward to reading your article. I hope your quality of life is good for you x
"I'M ON VACATION!!!" best line in the movie
Really? Not "Gettoulalala!"?
The man is human crazy glue
I agree
"Well, you're the one drawing all the dirty pictures." 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
+Christopher Young Is it a male or female? It's a female. What did you think, I was weird or something?
I tell that joke all the time...got it from this movie.
I love how it only took Bob like three or four days to drive Dr. Marvin into a psychotic break. Leo was actually xcloser to being crazy than Bob was!!!
I've worked in psychiatry for over 40 years and it amazes me how true your remarks are.
Very true! Already wound up so tight! One of the biggest secrets out there is the suicide rate among psychs! It’s really sad
Maybe he's the narcissist lol
Dreyfuss is such an underrated comedic actor. He has such great gestures and vocal ranges!
Chris Acosta too bad it's only one comedy film...I guess
He was great in the romantic comedy The Goodbye Girl. I mean I guess it's a romantic comedy. Usually when I think romantic comedy though I think shit movie that only women find funny. However this one is actually funny.
Luis Lopez Check out “The Last Laugh”, a new film on Netflix starring Dreyfuss, Chevy Chase, and Andie MacDowell!
"The man is human crazy glue"
Richard's line delivery at 3:07 is so goddamn funny. Knowing how much Bill Murray intentionally drove him crazy offscreen just makes it that much better.
this movie was great becuase Bill Murray eventually heals and Richard Dreyfuss loses it and becomes insane.
Little do they know I think he was healed before they started. It's good therapy
Have a blessed day ❣️
@@kimwhetstone4143 Look out for the articles I have coming out on this film in a series about mental health in general. There's only one thing wrong with Bob he doesn't have, and wants, a family. So he's a calculating stalker of psychiatrists with families who are extremely wealthy but tightly wound and not great with their children. 'I'm paralyzed I'm all tied up!!!' The day before you casually impersonated a homicide detective to illegally get information on your therapist. Leo's no longer 'good' with his teenage daughter playing puppet games to communicate, and his insecure son is obsessed with death. They're sheltered and in their own way 'lonely.' Bob plays the whole thing to perfection. 'I'm harmless and I'm fun.' His refusal to politely leave when good morning America arrive is the critical scene. He wants to be on that show and steal the spotlight. He puts Marvin off balance with a 'false alarm' and then knowing Leo's so stressed casually takes it over.
I'll do that finally someone with intelligence. Thank you
Bob stole Dr Martin's sanity....if there is such a thing.
LMAO I never get tired of this movie!😂😂🤣🤣🤣
'Relax Leo...'
'Im relaxed!'
'Take a vacation'
'I'M ON VACACTION!!'
Cracks me up every time even the bit when Dr Marvin just roars at Bob Wiley to get out of the car...
Dreyfus deserved an Oscar for this role. The way he starts out normal and slowly goes insane took incredible acting ability
Under rated movie. Dreyfuss and murray did a great job.
I love the first shot of Bill Murray and co because you can see they were clearly sitting around just joking, the genuine expressions of laughter
I wonder how many of the jokes were edited out. Bill Murray is a comedian. That scene must have been so much fun to film!
Love it when Leo loses it on the way back, pulls over, walks to Bob's side, opens the door and screams "GEDODADADAAAAA!"
🤣
Saw this movie in my Psychology class and honestly, this is one of the funniest movies that I've seen in a while.
This movie is a goddamn MASTERPIECE!
Well said !!!
I agree
I agree , got the VHS looking to get dvd
Me and my brother used to rewind the bit where Leo screams incoherently at Bob to get out of the car 😂😂😂
If to speak proper English it would be my brother and I.
I have a brother
@@kimwhetstone4143*If you were to speak English properly 😉
Oh yes!! The Grammar Police FINALLY made it!!! 🎉
that "getoouuaathtcar" KILLS me every time!
"Get at atta datta DA !"
I still say that during frustrating moments 🚽 ☕ 👀
Leo To Katherine: "You have been duped by a textbook narcissist, a brilliant sociopath. lol its funny he calls Bob a textbook narcissist when he one himself. said the doctor who thinks its all about him and his book 'Baby Steps' i laughed at his hypocrisy when i saw this movie when i was little. i love this movie
Ahhh, now I understand…
GELALALALAAAARRRRR!!!!! (GET OUT OF THE CAR!!!!!) 😂
I think Bill Murray was just telling a group of actors some jokes and genuinely making them laugh.
Relax Leo
I'm relaxed
Take a vacation
I'M ON VACATION!!!!
LOL!!!!!
The poor guy has gone through a lot, first dealing with giant great white sharks, UFOs, and now THIS!
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti1663 Not to mention helping a down and out" homeless man named Jerry Baskin inviting him into his home, who has an affair with his daughter and writing a book about his experience of him living in small town as a boy in 1959 Oregon, who would go on a hike with his friends to find the dead body of another boy.
I love Bob he is the man
Essential workers in a nutshell
😆🤣😆
Take a vacation! IM ON VACATION!! God I love this movie 🤣
I'M ON VACATION!!!
I crack up every time I hear that line lol
😂😂😂😂
"GETOUTTAHTHAGARARA"
Dr. Marvin said calmly.
"GETOUTTATHAGARRRRRR"
Might be my favorite line of the whole movie.
I used to be an Uber driver, and that's what I felt like saying to everyone when I dropped them off.
Cigarette bob? Oh sorry didnt realize you were in a straightjacket hahahahaahahaah!!!
What makes this movie even more funny and interesting is that he actually hates Bill Murray in real life (Leo hates bob).
LMFAO!!! It's even funnier seeing someone type it out, I wondered if that was ad libbed by Dreyfuss or if a writer actually wrote that lol I just love how he's so mad it's just an angry jumble of mess he's not even saying words at that point xD I always loved that and how he slams on the breaks DTHLEEEAAAAAAH! Richard Dreyfuss was crazy funny in this movie
What is this, isolation therapy? LOL
Good one! #LOL
I love that his shirt says, "Don't hassle me, I'm local." Lolz
I'd love to have one like it. Same blue shirt with yellow lettering. I think just about EVERYone would know what I was referencing while wearing it =)
@@chriswinkler284 You can. Just Google "don't hassle me I'm local t shirt"
@@chriswinkler284 My sister actually got me that shirt!
My brother got me that shirt
" We just got to figure out a way to work around your schedule, could we work afternoons? two to four, three to five Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday? "
Alfarojv AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! Lol
Alfarojv Are you saying you'd rather work mornings..?
They don't make movies like this anymore. No talent left in Hollywood. ..He's never gone! You see!?
Emily Besch GETOUTALALALA!!!!!!!!!!!!
oooomg the "GET OUTTA THA CAAA!!" is my fave part!
3:08
Bill Murray and Richard Dreyfuss are each BRILLIANT in their roles I couldnt imagine any other actor for either role
I really like films like this. Especially the music in the back ground.
u would like Housesitter with goldie hawn....same style movie....super funny
One of my favorite movies! I dunno who was the better actor because they both were great!
BiG JuiCe Definitely Dreyfuss.
ONE OF THE FUNNIEST MOVIES EVER ❤!!!
I love the twitch that Dreyfuss develops...
I’m on my vacation! - those two are just priceless together in this movie!
The jokes were entirely ad-libbed by Murray. Love it.
One of my all time favorite movies! this is classic!
"The man is is is human crazy glue!" hahaha I loooove this movie! brings back memories!
Well, I guess you can say that Bob's sanity has made Leo insane! Like a freakin' Looney Tune! #LOL
Even though we just heard the end of the first joke with no lead up, I'm still laughing.. I think it's the way the group laughs so naturally, led by Murray's effortless comedic timing. One of the best comedic actors of all time.
I agree. The sound is such that it feels like we are looking in on something happening in real time, not actors! Bill and Richard are geniuses and they should have gotten Oscars. What is wrong with the Academy??
This is literally the moment when Leo and Bob swap places of sanity and insanity
my mind grabs the comparisons of the "relationship" between Clousseau and the Chief Inspector.
One of the best films ever created.
"It was an interesting morning - FRUITFUL - yet it lacked the intensity that you and I generate ONE-on-ONE!"
BAHHHH-ha-ha-ha-haaa!
CLASSIC!
i need to put 2:56 - 3:10 on loop This movie has been my Home Alone so to speak, a movie I have certainly watched more than 25 times without exaggeration. Thanks for sharing DontrelleRoosevelt
I love this movie! Classic
3:08 GETOBALAVBALAAAAA
Human crazy glue! 😂😂
dude i love the part when he says "if i fake it, I don't have it" lol
Take a vacation.
I'M ONNN VACATION!!!!
Haha hysterical film , love it! Laughed all the way through! Best cure for insanity is love and family apparently.
Is this some radical new therapy?
Mj Hackett Isolation* The "radical new therapy" line comes later when he's strapped to the chair with the gunpowder 😂😂😂
YOU SEE?!
Death Therapy . Cant be more radical than that
Not in this scene
One of my Top 10 Fave movies…ever!! “Gimme Gimme Gimme, I need I need I need!!” Lol
It's a combustible relationship
I really like the part where Leo tells Bob to get out of the car! That scene is priceless!
Such an underrated Movie.
one of the best damn films of the entire 90's that and Groundhog day. awesome film, never get tired of it. 🤣🤣
It's one of those rare films that can fit every mood!
This was my first time watching this movie and I absolutely loved it I reminded me of when I was at my old school and there was a kid who wouldn’t stop bothering me and always was with me I always had freak out
I'm ooooon VACATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"what is this? Isolation therapy?"
"Son of a Bitch! Son of a Bitchin Bob" - Dr. Marvin
Dr. Leo Marvin has watched this video 13 times...
Thank you for posting this, I had always wanted to see the "sex joke" part on here, to share with others. A gem of a movie.
Thats what i was thinking when I was watching it in an mental hospital.
This movie is pure GOLD 😂
Man, I love this movie. lol
Me too and it's one of my favorite comedy movies ever.
The third joke Bob tells is the best.
This movie is a masterpiece
Dryfus and Murray have perfect chemisty in this movie...had to have been written for both of them to make it work as well as it did.
Love this finally we can all have a laugh together!
0:47 What About Bob?, get it That's the Title of the Movie.
I know right even I noticed that when I first saw this movie.
Perfect clip for a perfect movie!
Relax, Leo
I’m reLAXED!
Take a vacation
I’m ON vacation!!!
Love Every second of this , music good too
"We just have to find a way to work around your schedule!!" How many times has Dr. Marvin said he doesn't treat patients while on vacation?!
this made my day
"we'll you're the one drawing all of the dirty pictures"
This soundtrack is amazing
This movie is so great, getting better year after year :)
"Is it just you & me? Or you & everybody?" HA!
Richard dryfuss does such a good job with his twitchy frusterated manurisms
Isolation therapy 😂😂😂😂😂
GREAT GREAT MUSIC MATTER A FACT PERFECT FOR THIS WHOLE SCENE...................................
I love this film
The older I get the more I relate to Leo
2:20
Relax Leo.
I'm relaxed!
Take a vacation.
I'M ON VACATION!!!!
Dr. Leo Marvin & Bob Wiley are like Bert & Ernie from Sesame Street! Dr. Marvin’s Bert and Bob is Ernie!
“Em-BAR-assment??! Ka-ha-ther-ih-ih-ine!! You-hoo-hoo have been duped!”
“By a textbook narcissistic…a-ah-ah brilliant sociopath!!!”
My favorite Murray movie!!!
Wow 2007 you made this comment! Crazy 👍😀 hope all is good.
“It was an interesting morning. Fruitful.” LOL.
I love how the orderly told Leo to check into the looney bit for a while
Frank Oz sure knew how to make a movie. This and dirty rotten scoundrels are 2 of the funniest movies around
3:08
Getoutaoutadaa!!!!!
Getta Outa of LA LA LA!!!!
HE couldn’t even say get out the car LMAOO that’s the funniest part the little things is what’s so funny in this movie
"...Are you saying you'd rather work mornings?"
0:30
My reaction to finding out that Sarah twist in episode 2 of Superman and Lois season 2!
One of the greatest dark comedies of all time.