THE JERK (1979) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!
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- The Jerk is Steve Martin at his best, this movie is absolutely hilarious and one of our favorite comedies we've done on the channel!
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“You mean I’m gonna stay this color?!!”😂
One of my favorite movie lines ever!😂
When comedy was funny before PC tyranny
Bruh Sausage Party came out less than 10 years ago and was way edgier than this movie@@Muckylittleme
Forever? 😂
Funniest movie line ever!
"I was born a poor black child." I cannot say this out loud without laughing.
Fun Fact: Bernadette Peters is actually playing the trumpet. She's actually proficient with three different brass instruments and of course, Steve Martin is actually playing the ukulele.
Also, RIP M. Emmet Walsh (1935-2024). Super underrated actor and may he rest in peace.
E. Emmett Walsh, all day, every day. RIP
Classic 😅
Steve Martin is virtuoso banjo player, tours / headlines as banjo musician playing bluegrass type stuff, saw him at bluegrass festival a decade ago.
Thank you for giving them that information my friend! A lot of people are unaware of his Musical talent.👍
@mymyersfamily Yes, he is! I have a stand-up album. I bought a couple of years after this film that showcased him playing "Dueling Banjos". I also remember him from "Midnight Special." He also recorded an album with Mark O'Connor, Yo-Yo Ma and Edgar Meyer. Really great music.
He Hates These Cans!! 😂
Best exercise in logic since the Monty Python Witch Trial. You can almost see the wheels turning in his head.
This was my mom's favorite line in any movie. To this day I still say "he hates those (insert whatever here) and so far nobody has caught the reference 😂
"He hates these cans! ... There's cans in there, too!" ... definitely one of my favorite movie moments of all time.
“I’m going to buy you a diamond so big…it’ll make you puke.”
“I don’t want to puke!”
Bernadette Peters is a goddamn legend
Loved her in the movie Annie also
Loved her in the Martian Chronicles also
She still is
Damn right she is.
At the time this movie came out Steve Martin was a bona fide rock star, having fully solidified his talents on many appearances of the original Saturday Night Live years. I saw him live during his 'Wild and Crazy Guy' standup tour (his last) and he was amazing. Always loved his offbeat brand of comedy.
I adored Steve Martin back in the day, had two of his comedy records, and I still jam out to King Tut :)
The cat juggling was a bit during his stand up routine.
RIP, M. Emmet Walsh, 1935-2024.
I think I've seen him in like 5 movies in the last 2 days from this to Back to School to Serpico but he'll always be Dickey Dunn from Slapshot! Legend!
Loved him in Blade Runner.
One of my favorite character actors RIP
He’s not carnival personnel!
Rumor has it that even in death, he still hates these cans. RIP
When Navin said "God bless us everyone" he was quoting Tiny Tim from A Christmas Carol.
I was having a party at my property and was walking from the horseshoe pits to the camper to get another beer. My daughter was coming to the pits to watch carrying her stuff and dragging her camp chair behind her. I looked at her and in my best Steve Martin voice said, All I need is this chair. I swear it was 20 minutes before she could stop laughing and stand up again. Her and I quote this movie all the time.
Aside from this, my favorite Steve Martin movies are "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" and "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles".
Same..You have excellent taste!
Dirty rotten scoundrels is soo good. Still need to watch PT&A, anything with John Candy is good
😅id say sgt bilko
Parenthood, god that movie fucking ends me everytime
This was my introduction into Steve Martin growing up. This movie is a classic.
The first time I got my name on a business card, I jumped around yelling "I'm somebody now!'
And every time you find a phone book on your door step..."the new phone books here!"
It is in fact, Peak Comedy. Now you have witnessed the genius and national treasure, that is Steve Martin
"He hates these cans!" is one of my all-time favorite movie lines
You guys need to watch Roxanne with Steve Martin 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Things are going to start happening to me now!" Immediately cut to a guy randomly picking his name out of the phone book. First time I saw that I died laughing before I even knew what the guy was going to do next 😂😂😂
I saw it in Paris, English with French subtitles. Through the whole movie I felt like an idiot because I was laughing my butt off a second before everybody else - but I couldn't help it.
I saw The Jerk in December of '79 when it premiered! The audience laughed their asses off!! This was a very funny movie!
M. Emmet Walsh, the guy who played the sniper shooter, just died March 19th at age 88.
An ongoing joke in my family for years has been us saying "I need this" and "that's all I need" in our best Steve Martin/Navin Johnson accent.
Navin didn’t evolve his rhythm. He just heard “white” music for the first time.
Navin didn't understand the blues earlier in the movie....but once he became rich, lost it all thereby hitting rock bottom and was rescued by his family and wife and moved back to the ("upgraded") family home....he understood the blues and his rhythm improved (as opposed to the start of the movie).
Two of Steve Martin's other early greats: The Man With 2 Brains (1983) & All of Me (1984)
LOVED ALL OF ME!!!
Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid
The Man with 2 Brains is a great time 😂😊
Steve Martin's standup was phenomenal, he was selling out arenas in the 70s.
well excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me
"I was born a poor black child...."
What I always remember from this movie is pizza in-a-cup; we've got a restaurant chain here in the Kansas City area called 'In A Tub,' that sells tacos in cups, so I'm always reminded.
Steve Martin is an incredible physical actor; he puts all of his manic energy into every move. You guys have seen him in 'Planes, Trains, and Automobiles,' so you've seen him in action, before.
For a different Steve Martin character, check out 'All of Me;' he plays an attorney managing the...unusual Estate of a snobbish rich lady (Lily Tomlin). It runs in a less-manic groove, but it still has lots of Steve's humor and his inimitable physical acting.
All Of Me and The Man With Two Brains are both gems.
OctoKrool and The Jerk. A reaction match made in heaven.
Fun fact:
The optigrab customer who mentioned testing it on prisoners was Rob Reiner's dad Carl.
He later played Saul in Ocean's Eleven!
1974-84 Was the Golden Age Of Comedy.
This movie is so mind-numbingly funny. The kitten juggling, his name on her ass (which more people see than the phone book...), the defective cans...so many good moments!
I'm so glad you both enjoyed this movie, this is one of my go to movies when life gets me down. "He hates these cans" is my favorite part.
Deadpool isn't the only one who had a crush on Bernadette Peter's. 💔
You had me at Deadpool ❤😁
Guys, this was my grandma's absolute favorite movie. I watched it with her a thousand times, and we always laughed till we cried. She would've thought you dudes were hysterical, too
my grandmother introduced me to this movie as well. it was her favorite. to this day, my brothers an i still say lines from this movie to each other - nearly 40 years so far.
Martin=Comedic Genius! ✌️
Absolutely obsessed w Steve and this movie. Also cool fact was Steve and Bernadette were dating during this. They also do a highly underrated movie called "Pennies from Heaven" its kinda a dark musical but a young Christopher Walken does a strip tease in it. Anyway thanks for covering this one. It really made my day ❤
FINALLY!!!! I've been waiting for someone to react to The Jerk, and you two did it justice. Im glad was you. Thank you for the memory and experience it is a top 5 comedy. I've seen this film so many times, it doesn't get old.
I agree completely with you guys, this IS one of the funniest movies ever. I’d like to suggest “The Man With 2 Brains” another wild Steve Martin film.
I must have watched this a million times when I was a kid. Great reaction.
The Jerk. An absolute CLASSIC!!
...and THAT'S HOW YOU WATCH A MOVIE! I was thrilled when I saw this notification. I laughed at you guys laughing AND the movie! Double laughing tears ...omg 😅
Steve Martin's "Born Standing Up" is an excellent autobiography. Not only is he a world class comedian and a world class banjo player, he also a world class writer.
A whole class of really good comedians came out of SNL. Bill Murray, Steve Martin, Chevy Chase, Dan Ackroyd and John Belushi. Keep them coming! 😂
This movie came out in 1979 and 4 years later my favorite Steve Martin movie came out "The Man with Two Brains" and it had the same type of humor as this, you need to watch it soon.
28:02 This is the first time I realized that Steve Martin is playing the cat juggler!
The cut between "things are gonna start happening to me now" and the guy chosing someone randomly to kill from the phonebook almost made me kill myself laughing when I saw this movie a couple of years ago. Jesus Christ I couldn't stop.
This is definitive Steve Martin. Next, I would recommend All of Me. "Back in bowl!"
All of Me!!! Oh man - haven't seen that in AGES!
I have never heard y'all laugh so loud and so hard.
I really enjoyed watching with you two.
One of these days, you guys gotta react to the epic Western "Little Big Man" it's one of Dustin Hoffman's finest roles. Faye Dunaway and Chief Dan George are also great in it.
I ❤ Steve Martin. Have you seen Parenthood yet? I'm not a parent but it's one of my favorites with him.
Parenthood is a perfect film to me. I first saw it with my entire family at the theater when I was 12 and I loved it then, and really appreciate it now.
I remember that film as the first moment I thought Keanu Reeves could really act - his talk about his awful dad really got to me!
@@eembers they will allow any butt reeming asshole to be a father.... yeah it kind of stays with you
I love it when he asks the dog if its a fire and he barks, "yeah, yeah".
Steve Martin was great in 1989's Parenthood as well - with a A-list cast: Rick Moranis, Mary Steenburgen, Keanu Reeves, just a great funny movie. All based on the director (Ron Howard) and producer's real lives. And if you're in the mood for a musical, there's always the classic Little Shop of Horrors (Steve Martin Rick Moranis, John Candy in a bit part) and some interesting vegetation.
This video is "All I Need!"
And this iced tea. I need the video and this iced tea, and that's all I need.
I don’t need ONE OTHER THING! I need this.
And this paddle ball game.
Real world lesson having dad said that people don't get, shinola is shoe polish, and no matter how much you shine up sh!t it's still sh!t you got to know the difference
I knew you guys would love this. I haven't watched the reaction but I knew that you would love it. I can picture hands on caps and lots whooping and hollerin. You are welcome. From my generation to yours.
I love these early Steve Martin films. The Man With Two Brains and Dead Men Done Wear Plaid are also excellent. His stand up was completely insane too so it suited him perfectly.
Steve Martin is an absolute genius!!! Such a great classic comedy. Kudos to the entire cast and crew. Glad you guys enjoyed!
It's absolutely got some of the most classic comedy lines of all time. " I'd just like to be in there somewhere" and so many others. Loved watching you guys enjoy it❤😂
One of the memes from my childhood was "The new phone book's here! The new phone book's here!"
I loved you guys reaction to this one. If you get a chance to see the movie "All of Me" with Steve Martin I think you'd both love that one too. It's pretty hilarious.
And This Is Spinal Tap!
This is my favorite Steve Martin movie he killed it in this! This was the original dumb & dumber.😅😅😅
I was born the year this came out. This movie is HILARIOUS!! Steve Martin was so good! 😂
Some lesser known early Martin comedies: The Man With Two Brains, Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, All Of Me
Me and my hubby have been quoting this movie to each other for the past 25 years. Just introduced it to my son last year and he laughed his ass off. Still freaking hilarious.
This is the golden age of Steve Martin. The Man With Two Brains is so random. Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid is crazy experimental comedy. And All of Me is one of Steve Martin’s most underrated films. It is hilarious.
Have fun with this!
❤I think you two have found your special purpose. Great reaction. You will watch this movie over and over.😂 Steve Martin movies are comedy gold and you need to see Dirty Rotten Scoundrels with Michael Caine, Parenthood with a young Keanu Reeves, Father Of The Bride with Martin Short and he is hilarious in Baby Mama. LA Story is also okd school funny.
"The New phone books are here!!!!!!"... I have been loving this film since I saw it when I was just 7 years old. The beach moment, with the song "Tonight You Belong to Me" is one of my favourite moments in movies. It's just so out of left field with Bernadette Peters on the Trumpet, but it's so tender and thoughtful. I love Steve Martin. Now, c'mon Shithead we got a reaction to watch.
The new phone books are here is a line I would exclaim every year when they arrived. I miss the good old days.
I delivered phone books to businesses one year, and it was at least ten years after this movie came out, and I couldn't believe the number of people that ran away with the books, skipping and yelling, "The new phone book's here!"
Love Steve Martin 💗💗💗.
"I'm somebody now!"
There used to be a cable channel, channel 1, with pay-per-view stuff. In like 2003 i watched this on that, and lost it at "he hates these cans"
Steve Martin really is a legend. I recommend the movie All of Me with him and Lily Tomlin.
BTW- The gas station owner in this film is played by Jackie Mason who was a VERY famous Jewish comedian. He died in 2021. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackie_Mason
The Lonely Guy is another hilarious Steve Martin film 😂
I remember going to the theater to see this movie when I was a kid and we rolled in the aisles it was so funny! And every year when the phone books would come out after that, we'd dance around and shout, "The new phone books are here, the new phone books are here!"
I've seen this movie hundreds of times and I still had to watch it all with you guys. I had to know what your reactions would be. This movie is one of the greatest classics ever.
This is my all-time favorite movie. My face hurts every time I watch it.
Loved y'all's reaction!! I don't think I've ever heard y'all laugh so much!!😂
Now you need to see the other two movies in Steve's Los Angeles trilogy: "LA Story" and especially "Bowfinger" with comedy legend Eddie Murphy. Both are great and so is "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" with Michael Caine. If you like bluegrass music, Steve is an amazing banjo player and has several albums out and tours now and then, too.
LA Story is one of my favs. Such an amazing movie
The brothers already did a reaction to Bowfinger long ago, that's why they often make Chubby Rain references.
"The NEW PHONE BOOK'S HERE - THE NEW PHONE BOOK'S HERE!!!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 "...and, that's ALL I NEED...is this book of matches..." "He hates THOSE CANS!!!" OMG - SO MANY GREAT LINES IN THIS MOVIE!! Thanks for the reaction, you-guys!!
Remember recommending this a few weeks ago when you guys mentioned movies from the 70's.... there is a ridiculous number of overlooked, but still amazing, older films.
The new phone book's here
The new phone book's here
The new phone book's here
It’s so true. This is one of the funniest movies ever made and it’s gets forgotten too often!
Steve Martin at his peak in this one. Just the randomness of it all is somehow hilarious. And so many quotable lines! You're welcome, Gen Z.
Steve Martin’s standup comedy is so good. He stopped completely at the peak of doing arenas and this was his first movie after that. His standup is still to this day is still top tier and unique because he played a very silly character on stage mixed with some arrogance. It’s my favorite standup of all time. But as he wrote in his autobiography, because he’s also a very good writer, it was really lonely for him traveling around trying his material out on the road during the 70s.
Luckily for you, there are THREE MORE Steve Martin movies directed by the legendary Carl Reiner: Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, The Man With Two Brains and All of Me.
Two 40 year old twins that react to movies at their parent's house.... Priceless!!
The cat juggling always makes me belly laugh,, that's Steve yes but I think they credit Pig eye Pete as the actor lol
1. Steve Martin had his heyday in the 80s after he left SNL. IMVHO this was his best movie.
2. Regarding Bernadette Peters, As long as I have a face...😍🥰😜
3. Roger Ebert has said that M. Emmet Walsh/madman always makes anything he's in better.
Ebert's Stanton/Walsh Rule. Although Wild Wild West kinda killed that.
Because the movie sucked doesn't make it his fault.@@doughbafett
A movie I have quoted and loved since I was a kid matched with a reaction video that reminded me how amazing one of my favorite comedians has been a prominent figure throughout my life. Never thought I'd watch a reaction video so good that I am on my third watch through! Thank you guys!
This is one of the best comedies ever. But, you should watch Raising Arizona. I know you'v seen The Big Lebowski and Oh Brother Were Art Thou. RA is, in my opinion, the Coen brother's finest work. I watch it a bare minimum of once a year, and it always makes me happy.
Saw this movie when It first came out. One of the funniest movies ever.
Steve Martin came along with his crazy humor at just the right time. You should check out his stand up album Let’s Get Small.
I've been waiting for you guys to finally watch this. Me and my kids literally judge people who don't love this movie. Curtis, your initial comments about this movie....I couldn't be more proud to be a fan of such a smart young man who gets genius comedy. Love you guys!!!
Steve Martin started in stand up comedy, so he knows his timing. He also did a detective noir movie called Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid.
The French restaurant scene where he complains about snails on the plate is very special.
And bring us some FRESH wine!
They completed edited that scene out of this reaction.
31:10 Steve Martin stars in the movie "The Man with Two Brains". That ones great too!
This movie ties into my life. I have a couple friends that are married, when they first met she asked him what his favorite movie was and he said "The Jerk" and she agreed...and it led to a family. Now we have a mutual friend, John Leichter, who played Billy, Bernadette Peters' kid in the movie!
In the late ‘70s, cars still stopped for hitchhikers. That changed in the early ‘80s.
I always remember when in the theatre, people laughing and joints being passed around and people smoking in the theatre. Great memories these great classic flicks.
My oldest friend and I still can quote this film word for word, and do so WAAAAAAY too often lol. "Maybe I don't need my dog...."
his backward punch gets me every time
I saw this when it first came out and it's been one of my favorite quotable movies...LOL!!
I've been subscribed for a long time, that's why I live a stress free life.
Every few years, on my wife's birthday, I'll start singing "I'm Picking Out a Thermos for You" -- and she loves the surreal surprise.
I've chanted the same tune at my work.😂🤣...only a few get it.