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Adams Family 2 is one of those rare sequels that is totally worth the watch!
And it actually makes a great Thanksgiving movie. Well… if you’re American… point is she should watch it in November.
in my opinion better which is super rare!
Gomez and Morticia are literally couple goals. Psychologists have cited them as having one of the healthiest relationships in fiction. I hope to find my Tish someday.
Not just a healthy couple, they are healthy parents as well. They encourage their kids in their endeavors, set boundaries (by their standards) and the biggest thing I can't talk about in case Mary watches the sequel.
I love that the family is basically the exact opposite of the traditional family unit stereotype and part of that is the parents being wildly in love with each other.
@@tarlane That was the biggest joke, couples portrayed before then were either very staid, or argumentative, while the Addams were in an eternal honeymoon.
The only 60s TV couple who you can believe actually had children.
@@donsample1002 Wednesday explains how next movie. 😁
To answer your question circa 7:28 - Wednesday is named so after an old English proverbial nursery rhyme, according to what day your child was born on:
"Monday's child is fair of face,
Tuesday's child is full of grace,
*Wednesday's child is full of woe* ,
Thursday's child has far to go,
Friday's child is loving and giving,
Saturday's child works hard for a living,
But the child that's born on the Sabbath day
Is bonny and bright and good and gay."
The more you know!
This movie was a "throwback" at the time... an homage to both the 1960's American TV Sitcom of the same name, as well as the single panel NEW YORKER cartoons by Charles Addams that inspired it.... there are jokes here lifted from both sources. There was even an Addams family cartoon in the 1970s, and one in the 90s.
this is one of the best remakes ever. pretty much everyone made the role their own and made it uniquely iconic without disrespecting the original. there is also a sense of love for the original that a lot of remakes seem to miss out on.
It's really remarkable how far back this goes, and how simple the source of it all actually is. Those New Yorker Magazine cartoons began in 1938 and continued until Charles Addams died in 1988. And all there was to them was single black and white pencil drawings with brief witty captions -- all based on the irony of a "normal" American family that happens to be gothic ghouls who aren't even fully aware they are weird. All the main characters were there in the cartoons, though I'm not sure they were even named until they made them into a 1/2 hour comedy TV show in the '60s.
The recent animated movies aren't bad.
@@Deathbird_Mitch First one is definitely better than the second.
@@apulrang in the original comics, pugsley was just a boy from the neighborhood, that wednesday used to toture
The Addams Family is family goals. Accepting, loving, supportive. They might be a little spooky, but they look out for each other and support each other. Only thing I'm unsure of is grandmama's cooking...
I prefer "kooky".
Ooky, even.
Oh good gracious, these two movies are so utterly delightful! The entire cast all deserves utter praise (Raul Julia is an absolute legend, Anjelica Huston and her glowing-lit eyes are just dreamy, and the always great Christopher Lloyd... well, enough said), but Chritina Ricci just kills me! She was just so gosh darn funny!
@maximillianosaben I agree, I heard there was a script written for a third movie which was of course discarded after the passing of Raul Julia R.I.P. (1940-1994) and I have to say I'm dying of curiosity over what the story would have been.
Being older, Ricci played a different role in the Wednesday Netflix show.
Right?! "It's called ..... 'Is There A God?'" 😂🤣
"Imagine looking like that and someone being happy to see you at the door"
Ok, Mary. Even us, visually challenging people, deserve to be received with happiness >:(
"Visually challenging people" that's the best I've seen yet 👏 👏 👏 👏 you can even shorten it to vcp, you know we love a good acronym.
Glad you're watching this! If you react to the show "Wednesday" I think you'd enjoy it and WE'D enjoy your reaction. I think "Wednesday" is named from the nursery rhyme "Monday's Child"
Monday's child is fair of face,
Tuesday's child is full of grace.
Wednesday's child is full of woe,
Thursday's child has far to go.
Friday's child is loving and giving,
Saturday's child works hard for a living.
And the child born on the Sabbath day
Is bonny and blithe, good and gay.
yep, but that was from a time, when the word "Gay" still just had the meaning Funny/Happy
The horse joke was adorable! You told your first "dad joke" as a mom! 😅
Thing isn't a pet. He and Gomez were best friends as children and he now works for the family as a servant. It's theorised that his parents were also servants of the Addams family and he inherited the role. Don't let his job title fool you, though. Gomez still sees him as a friend and equal. In fact, the entire family treats him with love and respect. He may not be related to them by blood but he's still considered a member of the family, just like Lurch.
That's how he was in the old TV show, anyway. They don't say whether it's also true in the movies. The films did change Fester's relationship to the family so they might have done the same with Thing. Fester was originally Morticia's uncle, not Gomez' brother.
Yes, please, you have to do part 2! This is perfect timing, as well, because it's sort of a Thanksgiving movie
The old tv show ( which was in black & white ) was based on the Charles Addams cartoons. The family had for example in their "playroom" things like a rack ( torture device to slowly stretch a body ). The simple solution for doing the character of Thing ( the hand ) then was to just have small boxes on tables with a hinged lid. The hand actor hid underneath the table. The actor who played Lurch was Ted Cassidy, a naturally tall man who had a very deep voice. He wasn't intended to have lines, but answering the door in an episode he ad-libbed "You rang?" and with his deep voice they knew it was gold. Wednesday's actor was a child roughly age 5. The Pugsley actor was a bit older. Fester was played by Jackie Coogan, an American actor and comedian who began his film career as a child actor in silent films. Coogan's role in Charlie Chaplin's film "The Kid" made him one of the first child stars in the history of Hollywood.
Cousin It ( the walking hair creature ) on the show did speak in a funny voice that audiences couldn't understand.
Ha! "You rang?" And here I thought I knew all of my dad's cinematic and pop culture references...this is one I've heard all my life but never learned 😂
Wednesday's name comes from a line in a poem, I don't remember the poet's name or the name of the poem, just the line her name comes from, "Wednesday's child is full of woe." That is why in the animated remake, she has a tattoo that says "Woe." I hope you'll check out the sequel to this one, called Addams Family Values.
The Addams Family started as a series of cartoons by Charles Addams that appeared in New Yorker magazine. It was made into a TV series in 1964-66, and several of the characters who had no names in the magazine cartoons were given names. There was a copyright hassle when the movie came out in 1991, because the studio had licensed the rights to the characters from Addams, but they used the names from the TV series without licensing them as well.
Gotta love copyright convolutions...
The thing is, Charles Addams came up with the character names himself, so The Chas & Tee Addams Estate own the characters & their names. Paramount Pictures & MGM only own the film & TV rights, even if the _Wednesday_ streaming series airs on Netflix & not Max (Warner Discovery's streaming service) nor Paramount+ (owned by Viacom, parent company of Nickelodeon, MTV, BET, Bravo TV, etc.).
The Addams Family single-panel cartoons were first published in the New York Times in 1938; they did eventually end up in New Yorker magazine and also Playboy magazine. Charles Addams continued churning out cartoons until his death in 1988.
The early TV series brought the characters to the small screen, starring John Astin (Sean's father) as Gomez Addams and Carolyn Jones as Morticia. The show's producer added a new character, Thing.
The show was such a success that a rival national TV network developed their own version of the Addams Family they christened "The Munsters", with a vampiress mother Lily, a Frankenstein husband Herman, a werewolf child Eddie, and a normal teenaged daughter Marilyn; Marilyn was an object of pity for being 'so strange' (she was a gorgeous blonde). Lily's Dracula-like father (Grandpa) also lived with them.
"The Addams Family" was the better show; it was more committed to the premise, had better writing, and was a lot weirder. "The Munsters" was 'Addams Family light'.
@@chris...9497 Thing was in the original Charles Addams single-panel cartoons too, actually. It's just that in those, Thing actually had a body & was depicted as a gaunt gremlin of sorts with matted hair, sunken eyes, and a leering grin. It wasn't until the 1964 sitcom that Thing was reduced to being simply a hand-in-a-box with attached arm & it wasn't until the live-action '90s movies that Thing was shown as a severed hand cut off at the wrist.
My sources steered me wrong, then. Thanks for the correction! 👍 @@TherealRNOwwfpooh
The name Wednesday comes from the Nursery Rhyme 'Monday's Child':
"Monday's child is fair of face,
Tuesday's child is full of grace, Wednesday's child is full of woe, Thursday's child has far to go, Friday's child is loving and giving, Saturday's child works hard for a living, But a child that is born on the Sabbath day is blithe and bonny, good and gay”
Gomez and Morticia are one of the few "middle aged" couples on TV/in movies who can say that
A) They still sleep in the same bed.
B) They're still sexually active.
C) They're still in love with each other and find new things to love about each other.
D) They genuinely like their kids.
And, if Wednesday's great-aunt was burned at the steak in 1706, that implies she's an aunt of Morticia/Gomez and that at least one of them *is several hundred years old* if this movie is set in 1991, when it was released.
Sometimes if there are multiple Greats people will just say great. Calpernia was probably Wednesday's Great, great, great, great, great, great aunt. (5-7 greats depending on how old some of these couples had children)
Love this movie, the sequel and the Wednesday show. Yes to all of it!!!
You could argue that Addams Family Values has a Thanksgiving theme to it, so you can watch that this month if you'd like.
Given how much you liked this one, you should defiantly check out the sequel, Addams Family Values. Most agree that it is just as good as the first. As far as the Wednesday show goes, would like to see a reaction, but if you don't, you should still check it out.
The sequel Addams Family Values is awesome. Don't wait for next year, watch it next.
It work fully well for thanksgiving.
@@dracoargentum9783 Indeed it will.
glad you enjoyed this .. the Family Values is also good .. the original tv show was so fun for the time.. everyone knew the theme song even if you did not watch the show
7:28 - I'm no expert in Addams' lore, but in the nursery rhyme Monday's Child, it says that "Wednesday's child is full of woe" ... if that wasn't a factor in her naming, I'd be very surprised!
"Cousin It ", the all hair person, was around 20 years before Star Wars. The Addams family was a comic in the New Yorker way back when. In 1964 the Addams Family came to TV where we older people were introduced to the characters and the Addams family theme was created. I read the theme is one of the most recognize tunes ever. A great pinball game machine came from this movie. One more thing, the passenger riding the doomed train is the director.
In Europe (at least around Austria and the alps) - the 60's black and white tv series was very popular, so almost everyone knew the addams family (alsongside with the munsters and everybody thought the other show was a rip off of their beloved show)
While the comics/cartoons were absolutely unknown.
In the U.S. the tv show was popular.
@@treetopjones737 In the U.S., EVERYTHING Addams (and Munsters, too, if we're honest) was popular, because the two sitcoms came out at the tail end of the initial "Monster" craze (the classic horror movie monsters of Universal were used as pitchmen, there were standalone cartoons very loosely based on them [Graveyard Ghoulies, Little Dracula, Frankenstein Jr., etc.], Morticia inspired the "ghoul hostess" aesthetic carried on by Vampira & Elvira, etc.). Unfortunately, both shows both debuted & died within 2 years, thanks to the success of the cheesy Adam West _Batman_ show broadcast in full-color with over-the-top campy super heroics.
28:11 Thing has been with the Addams Family since the original cartoons in the New Yorker magazine (1952); although in the beginning he was a hand and arm that reached out of various boxes and openings. It wasn’t until this movie that they had him a fully dismembered hand.
Actually, in the New Yorker cartoons, The Thing was a gaunt gremlin with matted hair & a leering grin. He became an hand-in-a-box (with attached arm) on the 1964 sitcom. It wasn't until the 1991-1993 live action movies that Thing was finally depicted as a disembodied hand decapitated at the wrist.
The thing I love most about the Addams Family is how happy and welcoming they are. They are just entirely comfortable with who they are, and they're entirely happy being the morbid weirdos living in a big spooky mansion. Often in Addams Family stuff, the comedy comes from the juxtaposition between them being entirely content morbid people while all the "normal" people around them are absolutely miserable being that way. I have no doubt that any Adams Family movie villain would be able to easily just integrate with the family if they were honest with their intentions, even the one in a different movie whose plan is to marry Fester and then kill him. They'd be down for that, trying to kill each other is just how they say they love each other. Fester wouldn't die, but they'd all have good fun laughing about it.
I think the real message to take from the Addams Family is that a real family loves each other, no matter how strange, and that you can be whoever you are if it makes you happy.
'Wednesdays child is full of woe' is from an old Englsh Poem first in print in 1838.
There's a CZcams video I saw recently about the 60s TV series where they show how this show was a better family than any other family sitcom of the time.
25:10 I almost spit my tea out of my nose.
Raul Julia was such a magnetic presence. He was gone too soon. RIP
Hehehe. "My grandfather played the orgel."
I have to say it sound better than "My grandfather played with his organ."
Hahaha. Ik zie het al voor me. Kleine Mareike die met de knopjes speelt van het orgeltje uit de jaren 70, bij bezoek aan opa en oma. Dat deed ik ook als kleine jongen. Met van die witte, groene en rode schakelaars. Een kwartier lang op het bossa nova ritme.
No one gets the opening joke, that the Addams Family is about to pour boiling oil on the carolers.
OH!!! And did you notice the actor who plays Fester, is also the man who plays Doc Brown in Back to the Future? I didn't figure that out until later in life:)
As a younger man he was in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" which starred Jack Nicholson.
OH YEAH!!! I had to watch that in film school sooooo long ago and another great film!!@@treetopjones737
Glad to see your able to keep up with the reactions while taking on the duties of a first time mum and wife because I really enjoy your Belgian take on some of these weird little movie gems.
“ … (snap, snap) … “
-Thing
“‘We gladly feast on those who would subdue us.’ Not just pretty words.”
-Morticia
I always love watching you react. You’re perspective is perfect and different in all the right ways. Many thanks to you and your team. My compliments. Keep on keeping on and Gritos from Tejas.🤠
Gomez and Morticia have the healthiest relationship in all of cinema.
Did anyone notice that they hint that there might have been some incest in the family bloodline once? That's so hot.
25:09 WELL DONE!!!!!
The following is a common modern version:
Monday's child is fair of face,Tuesday's child is full of grace.Wednesday's child is full of woe,Thursday's child has far to go.Friday's child is loving and giving,Saturday's child works hard for a living.And the child born on the Sabbath dayIs bonny and blithe, good and gay.[1]
Gotta watch Addams Family Values before that Wednesday show. It's just as good as this one!
“Last Halloween movie of this season”
**People who’ve seen Addams Family Values:** “No the f**k it isn’t….”
"Wednesday's child is full of woe"
I believe that's from a nursery rhyme.
The series is definitely a fun watch, but first "The Addams Family Values" is required. A sequel that some argue is even better than the first one.
And it's kinda sorta Thanksgiving-esque for a few verrrry entertaining minutes, sooo....😊
De 'cousin it' imitatie was hilarisch. Dat had ik niet verwacht. 😂
the instrument Lurch plays is the harpsichord
Fester in this movie is Doc. Brown from the "Back to the Future" trilogy.
21:58 it´s not a headlesss doll of herself... that is her doll marie antoinette, so....krrrr-chk!....
edit:
the second part is more than worth the watch...
and the Wednesday series too
Per the particular episode of the 1964 sitcom when school board member Mr. Hillard tries to get the Addams children to enroll in school rather than staying home, he comes by to visit & sees little Wednesday (played by 5-year-old Lisa Loring) playing with her headless doll outside.
Mr. Hillard: "That doll has no head."
Wednesday: "Of course, it's Marie Antoinette. Grandmama was telling us about the French Revolution. So, Pugsley took off her head." ~Wednesday does the cut throat/throat slash taunt motion, symbolizing a beheading~
I think you would enjoy watching a few of the original 60's TV show episodes, which has similar vibes as these two movies. When you get to "Wednesday", you will find a different style of Gomez, because it was more closely based on the character from the comic strip and not the TV show.
Next Halloween consider Arsenic and Old Lace...
And let's all remember folks... you can't have a fellowship of the ring and battle the evil forces of Sauron without Gomez Addams.
😎
👻 There were a couple of Addams Family full-length animated features released in 2019 and 2021 respectively, but truth be told, they're both a bit mediocre. One film you should definitely schedule for next year's Halloween time is "Monster House" (2006). The story actually takes place on Halloween, and it's a fun movie.
HEADS UP!!! The girl that plays Wednesday in this film plays a professor in the school in the new Wednesday TV show! loving your reactions!!!!
Addams Family Values next!
Omg, your Cousin It impression was incredibly accurate. 😅
Addams Family Values is a perfect thanksgiving movie for us here in the States, timing is perfect and you can get to Wednesday that much sooner 😉
7:31- Monday's child is fair of face, Teusday's child is full of grace. Wednesday's child is full of woe and Thurday's child has far to go. She's full of woe.
I only ever saw Raul Julia in these movies and Street Fighter (which his charisma carried despite him being terminally ill), what a force of nature
Now you know what to be for Halloween next year. Morticia Addams!!
You just want to hear Mari say "Cara mia."
@@Deathbird_Mitch You mean "Mon Cher". "Cara Mia" is from Gomez to Morticia. Tish says "Mon Cher" to Gomez in response.
The sequel, Addams family values is arguably even better, and it fits with Thanksgiving coming up. (I know you don’t personally celebrate Thanksgiving but just an idea for a film around the end of the month.)
What is the purpose of Thanksgiving exactly ? I'm french so that celebration is unknown for me
It’s a way to commemorate the colonial Pilgrims' harvest meal that they shared with
Native American Indians.
@@CrownlessKing88 ah ok, that's what they show during the play, isn't it ?
@@a.g.demada5263 yes
@@a.g.demada5263 Yes. But Wednesday basically eviscerates the white washing of Thanksgiving by the pretentious, racist privileged counsellors & the snobby, blond Anglo-Saxton campers (one of them being Amanda Buckman aka the "Karen" Girl Scout from the first film, who was played by Mercedes McNabb, who also appears on _Buffy: The Vampire Slayer_ as vampire Harmony).
When John Adams created characters he didn't give them names. Even through the publications in The Newyorker magazine. So, when the TV show started the girl gets here babe from the old poem. ... Wednesday's child of full of woe.
It was Charles Addams, although he was distantly related to the former president John Quincy Adams (with one D instead of two), who created the Family.
For ye old algorithm 👊 😊
For Frodo
I haven't been this excited for a video since you watched Clue.
I believe Wednesday's name alludes to the old nursery rhyme.
Monday's child is fair of face,
Tuesday's child is full of grace.
Wednesday's child is full of woe,
Thursday's child has far to go.
Friday's child is loving and giving,
Saturday's child works hard for a living.
And the child born on the Sabbath day
Is bonny and blithe, good and gay.
I love your comment: "The Halloween version of the Sound of Music!"
RIP Raul Julia, 1940-1994.
He was the best Gomez Addams we ever had.
You should still check out addams family values this month of November
The second one is even better than the first and is a great Thanksgiving movie, despite the fact that it takes place entirely in the summer.
I grew up with the original TV show. Later read the original comics.
I was HIGHLY skeptical of this when it first came out But the casting of Raoul Julia, Angelica Houston, and Christina Ricci is so perfect and the script so perfect I LOVED it. The plot...meh. But it worked.
The second has the same actors and a good script and a better plot.
Addams Family started as a Comic Strip. Then in '64 there was the Addams Family TV show. Which all occurred before the Movies. I vote for Wednesday, it takes place years in the future where Wednesday is a Teenager.
motherhood looks good on you
7:28 "Wednesday's child is full of woe", it's a verse from an old poem/nursery rhyme. At least I've always thought that's why her name is Wednesday
It is. In terms of her family, she's also "giving & loving", which describes Friday's child from the same poem. This is why the Addams daughter's full name is WEDNESDAY FRIDAY ADDAMS.
Lol! 😂 she said she loves us 😂. Please note I'm not feeding off her pain and suffering I'm just laughing at the mistake
A great reaction! I hope your do one for the Addams Family II... yes there is a second movie with the same cast... by the way, The Addams Family was originally a TV series from America in the 1960s... check it out. Even better than the two movies. -Cheers
Oh how i missed seeing your videos. And it has only been a few months 😆 And i'm glad that you finally saw this classic 😁💪🏽
I haven't said it yet but congratulations with your newest family member ❤️🙏🏽 (Can imagine that the last scene in this made your heart warm ☺️)
23:10 Most of them are from other branches of the Addams family.
The Addams family was originally a sitcom in the 60s.
And it was a comic before
Mary check out The Gift (2000) stars Cate Blanchett and is a good and spooky movie. Enjoy.
You should definitely check out "Attack the Block" sometime, a sci-fi comedy/horror with, I believe, John Boyega's first film appearance.
I'm surprised you had never heard of the Addams Family, that makes your reactions all the more genuine and fun though. Thanks for the reaction. ^-^ hope you react to the sequel too.
Watch Addams Family Values 1993 next, its a good movie for Thanksgiving.
My son actually met Angelica Houston when he was in high school. He was working at a theater when she and several friends came in for the late showing of this movie. She was very kind and autographed it movie program for him.
He was so lucky!
Fester can naturally produce electricity.
there are three movies inthis series, addams family values, an the made for tv addams amily reunion, worth a watch just lower budget.
cant react to it but look up Grown up Wednesday addams, its a fam made mini series with two seasons and so worth it
Except Melissa Hunter only used the series to espouse her political beliefs using the Addams daughter as a mouthpiece and did so without the authorized consent of the right holders of _The Addams Family_ (The Chas & Tee Addams Estate, Paramount Pictures, MGM, etc.) so she was forced to take down her content as a result of violating copyright, even if fans of her _Adult Wednesday Addams_ videos have re-uploaded them at their own risk.
doesn't change the fact the videos was in touch with the character of wednesday addams, plus it was and still is funny to rewatch. watching them doesnt really tell me what her political views are so take that delusion elsewhere.@@TherealRNOwwfpooh
@@hansethetooly5421 It's no delusion. Melissa Hunter used CZcams as a platform for her liberal beliefs & her content reflected that, _Adult Wednesday Addams_ included.
it doesn't show in the show and shes still less a crackpot than disney. zero effs about her political views. go back to fox 'news' and leave the sane alone.@@TherealRNOwwfpooh
Although you could get Wednesday after watching this movie, I would recommend you watching Addams Family values before watching the Netflix show. There are more of those cold one liners that build Wednesday's character.
Also, no spoilers on the plot, but in episode 1 of the series explain the name, although I had to google it to get the entire reference, they give you the big clue.
Maybe it's my age and what I grew up with but, while I genuinely do enjoy this movie, I feel like you'd get a better feel - a better introduction - to the material by watching at least a few episodes of the 60s television series. The black and white Addams Family starring John Astin and Carolyn Jones is absolutely a classic. Having said that, Anjelica Huston and Raul Julia are always good; Thing no longer being confined to a box is a delight; and, of course, the character of Wednesday was leveled up by the inimitable Christina Ricci.
Wednesday, the series, is a helluva lot of fun with Jenna Ortega channeling Ricci...and then some! Once you've gotten familiar with the material, I'd definitely recommend giving it a watch.
DNA test in the eighties....
DNA testing was actually used in a case of rape and murder in England in 1987,
Hope you watch the rest of the films and the "Wednesday" series.
A different actress plays Wednesday in the "Wednesday" series, because the girl from this movie is a full grown adult now. But the actress has a major part in the series as a different character.
Your reactions are always w much fun. Thank you for another great viewing 😅
still think you would like the film Mary Shelly's Frankenstein with Kenneth Branaugh also an older movie /comedy for Halloween called the Ghost and Mr Chicken with don Knots
Check out the show from the 60s it’s a little tame because of the time it was or but it’s still funny
The second movie is great, too. Wednesday on Netflix is also very fun, with a slightly different vibe.
The Addams Family Values fits the Thanksgiving timeline as well.
They say in 2nd season they won't have the banal Wednesday teen romance thing in the story.
25:09 Young lady, watch your language! 😁
7:08 Harpsichord?
YOU should watch some of he addams fanily eries from 1963
and what a baby it will be.. and her cousin It impression 25:07
25:08 well said! 😄
You didn't need to grey out the "blood" scene. Plenty of other reactions with it on youtube and no problems.
I love this movie, and I love Mary imitating Cousin It.
That was a damn good first try too.
I got a selfie with Christina Ricci 3 weeks ago!
definitely watch the second movie. i wouldnt recommend you watch the wednesday series because it’s the addams family in name only, but this is coming from a huge fan of these movies and 60’s tv show.
Hey. Love your reactions. Please, please watch the sequel: Addams Family Values. It’s significantly better than the original and a true classic for my generation. Keep up the great work!