The Fly 2 - Good Bad Flicks
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- The sequel to one of the best remakes of all time deserves way more credit than it gets.
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Eric Stoltz finally got to play Martin McFly.
great comment. most people probably don't know that hes the original Marty McFly. plus him being named Martin in this n turning into a fly is perfect
I heard about his scenes in Back to the Future. I hope they release a cut of the film with him some day.
Oh I see what you did there.
just got this yesterday
phaha win ! :P
The dog scene broke me. Even with all the pain, it still wagged its tail happily when he saw Martin. At least the dog got to spend its last moments with the only one who cared for him. I still wish Martin found a cure for it in the end.
Alternate ending: "How do you feel?''..."Pretty fly for a white guy..."
Ha ha ha ha ha
To this day, the dog scenes remain the saddest and most disturbing thing I ever saw as a kid. Even as an adult, that scene with the dog howling and crawling to his bowl rips my heart out. Poor dog. It's true: If that scene didn't break your heart, you have no soul. Lol
Yes..... That scene literally tore my Soul into tiny aching shreds..... It was so sad.....
@bUH sNUH Yeap
Good job then you didn't see the monkey/cat scene which never made it in the original movie...
Probably the first movie scene, that made me cry.
Agree
"He can't sleep, he never sleeps; He has sex for the first time: Zzzzzzzz..." classic.
As the Shake Weight said on South Park.."Now entering sleep mode, here is some cab fare" *dispenses change* LOL
Bert Turbaville I have a theory. He was in a penultimate phase of metamorphosis and was expending energy to begin. So sex first time was a heavy energy splurge for the guy. Kid? He is 5 after all
Pedo Power!
On my channel, I have the love scene from the movie.
*weird innuendo face
The whole business with the dog burned itself into my memory. Even 27 years later, it is one of the few scenes which truly breaks my heart. Also, Eric Stoltz is a totally underrated actor.
Agreed. 🐶🥺
He was fired from Back to the future after a few shoots because he just didn't fit the part of Marty McFly.
Yes he is.
Alternative original ending:
Beth: How do you feel?
Martin, looking at Beth, grinning and winks: I'm buzzin'
"Stay out of my sector! You no longer have clearance."
Why is this not a meme???
I don’t know make it one
MGTOWS would love it.
Luckily the film is not mainstream enough to be noticed by the meme and Tik tok crowds.
"I have yet to see CGI capture this kind of emotion."
Exactly. Which is why The Thing still packs a visceral punch to this day and the 'prequel' recently released doesn't even generate a minor flutter in my stomach when I see the CGI in it.
guibox3 the shame is they shot the Thing prequel with all practical effects and they looked amazing. One of the producers didn't like them so he insisted they go back and do them all CGI. So there exists two versions of the film, one with practical effects and one with CGI. Unfortunately, the studio refuses to release the original, non CGI version.
GoodBadFlicks
Actually, I was going to mention that. I saw the two headed creature crawling in CGI and it did NOTHING for me. Then I saw a 'behind the scenes' where they had the same thing, but with an animatronic robot, and immediately my gut clenched and I felt fear and revulsion. I haven't seen the full movie, just bits and pieces, but I won't even bother unless they release the version with the make up and puppetry.
Blah, blah, all CGI sucks, blah, blah, blah, all practical effects are godlike. I am so tired of this "argument". Not all CGI is good, and a lot of practical effects aren't convincing.
I dont agree. The THING prequel looks really good. And its a good movie too. Yes, it was strange to use only CGI, when there where practical effects. I think best effects are CGI + practical. Not just only one.
@Cyberdemon Mike No bro. Re-adjust your thinking.
Eric Stoltz would have made a great Peter Parker
That is a great observation!
Him, Michael J. Fox, Jason Bateman or John Cusack would’ve been an AWESOME 80s Spider-Man
4:26 nothing is more inspiring than looking at a picture of Jeff Goldblum.
I like it how we get to see a recording video of seth brundle it connects the sequel nicely to david cronenberg's classic!
9:38 Security guys face he melted is like, "I was just doin my joooooooob. Joooooob!"
Put the "I'm melting" line over that. Go on, I dare him.
This movie is brutal!The birth,The poor dog,the deaths, the villain's end...Everytyhing is disturbing.
It wouldn't be a fly movie if it wasn't disturbing!
The Fly 2 is probably the only film I've seen so far that had me bursting out crying on the infamous dog scenes and still gives me a huge lump in my throat every time I watch those scenes.
+Yeth both (YethBothONE) Exactly. I remember how much I cried after that scene. Had to stop the movie for like 10 minutes. Said to myself that I am not going to watch this movie ever again because of this scene, haha ;)
+Yeth both (YethBothONE) Does that explain why later on even after he's become all fly, that when another dog enters the lab he stops and acts gentle with it, even petting and hugging it later before resuming his rampage?
The dog didn't actually die.
Yethboth's British Gaming You people deserve to experience real suffering since you seem to be living in some ivory tower lala land.
@@colinecollard533 eesh. Take it easy there pal.
"I had no love for the man!" is a pretty mild way of talking about the guy who vomited your hand and foot off to be fair.
my humanity cost me an arm and a leg
I agree the ending in the film was perfect. Not only did he get what was coming to him, but the film ended the same way all this craziness began: with a fly.
If you're happy with the man's suffering, you're no better than him
Such an awesome sequel, that dog scene will always get me
Horrifyingly Hillarious It always got to me to, especially being a dog person. Heck, I kind of avoided this flick after I first saw it mainly because what they did to the poor pup, and the euthanasia scene. Same reason I almost avoided watching this review. Did enjoy the Frank Darabont meme, "I feed off your tears." Kind of blunted the shock.
Later on, kills humans, pets doggo
Hollywood pulling heart strings.
Horrifyingly Hillarious as a jojo bizarre fan, I’ve partial got used to dog deaths but they still get to me
So, tortured humans are acceptable whereas tortured dogs are unacceptable. You lot are effed up in the mind.
Seriously though The Fly 2 suffers solely from being a sequel to a masterpiece first film. The movie in of itself is very good but the original is just so iconic it's hard to watch it without thinking about its predecessor. Kinda like Psycho 2 or Rocky 2.
And 2010.
Wasim Saleem Yes, yes. Agree with you 100% there!
Agreed, movies should be judged on how good they are, not how they compare to their predecessor.
+poontang3zizo or the Star Wars prequels.
JackBauer137 yeah the first Rocky wasn’t all that great to me either.
The guy stole my wife, disolved my hand and leg with fly vomit....I had no love for the man......he bugged me.....hahahaha. I really like the fly 2. Agreed it is underrated. Some very inventive gore shots and the puppetry was first class
9:40 There's just something about seeing a skelefied face yelling in agony, so horrifying and yet fucking awesome. Like, you can see the jaws open wider to let out a scream that would even make death himself shutter.
The Dog "What the hell am i supposed to do with this?"
That sir is your finest joke. Love it.
Not going to lie : I was working at a juice bar in California in a relatively affluent area and one day Eric Stoltz came walking in ordered a drink from me .., when i handed him the drink , for some reason , even though I loved Pulp Fiction at the time , I said :" I loved you in the Fly 2 " :)
Oh, that is awesome! :D
What was his response?!
The dog scene in this movie crushes my heart! And the futurama episode "Jurassic Bark" does the same (leaving me emotionally destroyed).
I don't remember this, but my mother tells me that The Fly was my favorite movie when I was 4. Idk how I saw it, maybe my parents were watching it, but apparently I freaking loved it and gleefully told several people all about the grossest parts of the movie. Then I watched all 3 Exorcists in one night when I was 11 to prove to my dad I wasn't scared of horror movies. No wonder I'm so messed up lol. I didn't even know this movie existed. I feel compelled to watch it.
The shining for me, dunno why but I loved it. Watcher in the woods freaked me right out tho. I Dtill don't understand how shining was a fun watch for me but a Disney film gave me nightmares for days lol
Eric Stolts finally got to play Marty Mc Fly
hahah, nice.
:o
Ba dum tish
This comment is still being stolen, over four years later.
Awesome
I agree that the sequel deserves a lot more credit. As with the 1986 remake, I wish it were longer and not so rushed through. The scenes that got me the most were actually not so much with the dog, but with Martin's birth (poor Ronnie); Martin's discovery of his origins; etc. I love how that, unlike Seth Brundle, he was able to retain just enough of his humanity to not harm either the guard dog or Beth. That scene where the creature is looking at her, you can see he's trying to communicate with her - but he isn't capable and when he walks away, you could imagine his despair at frightening Beth and not being able to comfort her. Plus, also, I really feel for Stathis in this one. Although he started out as a jerk in the last film, he ended up a hero and having to witness the love of his life die from giving birth to a mutant (lets be honest, Martin IS a mutant), not a human being - it would be a shock if it didn't traumatize him. In fact, in the script, after Ronnie died, Bartok gave Stathis hush money to not speak of the experience to anyone. After all the stuff he went through, it is really not surprising he became a bitter drunk. But even despite that, and probably because he knew Ronnie was a part of Martin, he decided to help him. I do think its super insanely disgusting and creepy that Martin is essentially hitting a woman who is 18-25 years older than him and Beth is no better - she is in lust with a 5 year old.... = Calling every known law enforcement agency in the known universe as well as Chris Hansen! Gross!
EmilyGreene1984 all good points!
Mojo El Diablo ... which would only matter to the heterosexual horny males in the audience who are incapable of looking up porn. :P
strontiumXnitrate ... so what? I don't care. :P
I remember when I first watched this as a kid that I cried my eyes out at the dog scene. One of the only scenes in a film to ever do that.
"Bartok's been lying to Martin, telling him the reason that he's there is because he suffers from a rare growth disorder that he contracted because of his father"
I mean, he's technically not lying
"From a certain point of view." Grin. Disney and the SJWs won't have anything as iconic and memorable as that. Good, they don't deserve any legacy but disdain for raping Star Wars in a ditch. :/
The-Trustees Jesus fucking christ stop bringing politics into EVERYTHING
@@darthgriffin7741 He went completely sideways so fast. Just hilarious.
Nekro exactly, I think it’s impossible for some right wingers to go 5 seconds without bitching about the SJWs.
The-Trustees
‘SJW’
The phantom every sociopath sees in his soup...
The scenes with the dog hit me in the heart strings. I love dogs and that was just horrifying. Poor thing didn't deserve that.
That whole scene is done so well. So sad.
didn't you find the scene with the dog sadder than with the protagonist at the end of the 1986 movie the fly? the life and well-being of a person is more important and valuable than that of a dog, but the dog had no choice with what happened with it, whereas with what happened with that guy in that other movie, he did it to himself, and he already knew there would be risks before he did it.
You'd love The Thing then......
I feel ya bro, I saw this when I was about 13 that shit messed me up since I love my dog lol
Dude, I HATE dogs and that scene got to me!
9:45 See, right there. That eye twitch shows perfectly that the guy is piss-pants terrified, but still has a job to do. God I love little details like that! I miss back when directors would actually let a shot linger instead of cutting every half second!
+Amelia Bee Watching something like the original Die Hard vs Die Hard 5. The original has long shots and cuts when needed. 5 is jiggling the camera and cutting constantly to the point of where you can't tell what is going on.
+GoodBadFlicks Exactly. It's like they think we'll lose interest if they don't flash to a new angle or scene every half-second. If this film were to be made today, that wonderful, atmospheric eye-twitch scene would have probably never happened.
+Amelia Bee I've seen you before... Were you on GMM?
+Ladondorf C.A. - Stop Motion Films GMM...? Uhhh...maybe? I comment on a lot of stuff, I'm everywhere, apparently. :p
Yeah, the comment I saw you on had a reply that said that you're everywhere. XD
Coincidentally, I watched both The Fly and The Fly II late at night on television, roughly 3ish months apart from each other (I was about 13 years old and was taking full advantage of having a TV in my room).
The Fly is my favourite monster/horror film and The Fly II is, while flawed, a solid movie in its own right. To this day, I tell everyone who'll listen that MartinFly's creature effects are some of the best I've seen.
I've heard rumours of another Fly remake in the works and I'm cautiously optimistic. If anything it'll give me a reason to make my friends watch the 80s Fly movies.
Your absolutely right, the fly 2 was flawed but still good 👍.
The most powerful moment in the revenge dish served cold to Bartok was when he crawled over to his gruel dish and in his gruel was a FLY that he stared at in shock! That was the most important scene! I am kind of surprised that you missed that detail, but great video regardless. :D
Ues he did miss that part 👍
I couldn't watch this for a few years after it was in theaters because I'd seen the kitten in a movie review on tv. Someone told me the kitty was okay, but they didn't warn me about the dog. I'm more a cat person, but the dog made me cry.
Raven Jenkins I'm way more of a cat person myself but I like pretty much all animals.
They Fly is one of my all time favorites, but I didn't finish this one. The mutated dog bummed me out way too much. I was in the mood for a goretastic vomit fest, and instead I got a punch in the soul. It does make the end one of the best revenge moments ever, though. I should have stuck with it.
Man, that dog scene, makes me cry to this day, but the bad guy payoff, ALWAYS makes me smile, nothing like seeing a villain get their comeuppance
The 'Circle Of Life' bit was perfectly justified since Disney now owns Fox.
That dog scene was really sad
trustobey1016 no it wasnt
trustobey1016 delete this
I had a similar dog, cried myself to sleep that night.
Eman Lop edgy
it made the revenge scene so much better
I love practical effects, I wish they were used more today.
The dog ;(((
NOT THE DOG!
:'( cry!
The death of the dog in I Am Legend upset me the most.
u have a dog pic, what a surprise
That dog is still one of the saddest things I've seen a movie, I watched it pretty young too and it fucked my head up then and it still gets to me now (twenty years later) :-(
Try turning on the TV in the middle of the night, with all the lights off, and it's right when the face-melting scene happens. That happened to me once, and I didn't sleep for the rest of the night. (shudders) 😖
Jesus! Yeah, same thing happened to me, except at the very end, I was like "What the fuck is this?? Ahh!!" lol
Serves Bartok right for what he did to the poor Golden Retriever.
No, not really. He should be put in prison. Cruelty to animals laws exist for a reason.
@Derek Powers Thank you. Couldn't have said it better myself.
All I remember of this movie is the so-sad dog scene and the line "I'm getting BETTER!"
wait, how? wasn't that ending left out, or was played on tv or some theaters?
@@wireboar7321 I know your comment was a year ago, n you probably know by now, but he said that to his girlfriend in the motel before he cocooned himself on the sofa after she made the remark to him that he was getting worse. I seem to remember that he took his eye out, or something, aswel just before he said that, and started laughing while she left the room in fear.
The Fly II was almost entirely filmed 2 blocks away from my home at the time. All the "interiors" (Bartok Industries) filmed at Bridge Studios (then known as B.C. Film Center Studios) in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada (next door to Vancouver) The "exteriors" (Bartok Industries) further away as mentioned at Simon Fraser University, also in Burnaby. I remember passing by hoping to see any actors. I had seen actress Daphne Zuniga outside smoking & Eric Stoltz walked by her saying "smoking again?"
i love that the main character finds a way to live, for the most part cure himself,and the villains get what's coming to them.
That melting face has to be one of the most powerful examples of practical effects. It makes you feel like laughing, but is so horrible that it makes you feel sick. CGI only makes you laugh or facepalm.
Tim Lepo god i miss practical effects like this. cgi could never replicate such a disturbing scene like this. doesn't help when the poor guy is still trying to breathe while on the ground twitching.
+Tim Lepo It was really effective!
+Tim Lepo Agreed, practical effects can have a visceral effect on the audience in a way CG can never achieve. They may be imitating something but they are real, your brain knows there's something there that could be touched.
+Drone Legion agree!
Tim Lepo Take your confederate icon and stuff it up your butt Timmy the racist!
Lol Stathis isn't a scumbag. He may be ripe with jealousy, but if you think about it, he's actually a decent guy. He does everything possible to help Ronnie: comforting her after she discovered she was pregnant, finding an abortion clinic for her, then pulling strings to get it done, AND managing to rescue her from Seth even after his hand and foot were melted off by fly vomit. Stathis was the real hero there lol
The Fly 2: Fly Harder.
Fly 2 : Fly hard with a vengeance
This was a nice continuation of the first film, kept the same dark tones and gore, and was nice to see the son taking over and trying to get those machines to work.
I really liked this movie, watched all the time when I was a kid in the early 90s.
There was less star power than the original but the 3rd act of the movie with the Fly creature was amazing, the best monster in the pre-CGI era.
5:33 just in horror movies?
That's one of the saddest things i've ever seen in any movie. It's very rare for me to start sobbing uncontrolably over any form of media. But that scene managed to completely break me.
Man, that Face Melt scene is one of the best examples of practical effects for older movies that I can think of second to The Thing. I wish I could put it into better word, but it's just so REAL and SO GOOD!
A highly underrated film. Brilliantly made.
9:55 Daphne Zuniga's scream was epic.
Martin 5 years old, girl 25?
That's not questionable at all.
I saw both the original (remake) and part 2 in theaters as a teen. The Fly is an unquestionable masterpiece with no equal, but part two isn't the dumpster fire most make it out to be. Definitely worth a look if you're into gory B-movies.
That part with the dog, made me cry so much... Ffs.. Lol
I watched that movie when I was 13. Still haunted by the dog scene. Thanks for the review, great memories.
Khalil Klouche Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
Same
I was based on the outskirts of London when this came out, was lucky to get to see a midnight double bill of The Fly and this film a week before its general release. The ending, with Bartok messed up living in the pit, got the biggest cheer I've ever heard in a cinema, even to this day; the perfect comeuppance, which everyone agreed with.
lol Beth was the one getting the “good dickin’” technically.
The whole animal over human things comes from that domesticated animals are usually cute/helpless/trusting and completely innocent so they put that in knowing that to make it fuck with you more.
wait a second, a good sequal and remake, we'll never see something like this again
another remake is in the way btw
My mom and I watched this when I was a kid and I couldn't stop crying about the dog. She had to pause the movie and explain that it wasn't real and no animal got hurt. I remember this movie and punpkinhead really making me cry as a little kid.
I remember seeing this and being really surprised that so many people disliked it. It was competent, the practical effects were fantastic, and holy shit were the dog/Bartok genetic breakdown parts powerful. I've been watching horror movies all my life, and the scene where Bartok is revealed to be the new laboratory experiment is still disturbing.
I agree man, awesome movie! Saw it for the first time on tv one night when I was 4, and the ending definitely messed me up for years, so much so that I don't even watch the ending, I just turn it off before that LOL
@@FireTiger941 Haha I know, right? I can't remember how old I was, but when I first saw mutant Bartok haul himself into the observation area, it definitely prepped me for all the jacked up horror I'd see as I grew older haha
who said this was crap, The Fly 2 was brilliant
I love this movie and the original! Nice to hear somebody say good things about it. It's not as good as the first one but I like the story a bit more, and that ending with bad guy becoming a fucked up monster man is one of the most satisfying villains endings I can think of.
This is a rare instance where the sequel surpasses the original. The Scoreby christopher young with those hellraiseresque type of themes are some of the darkest operatic and melancholy orchestral music ever written . Plus the tear jerking dog scene and the chemistry between the actors portraying good and bad is very beleivable.
The dog scene still makes me cry. Ugly cry. 😢 Triggers my childhood feelings when I first watched it.
That dog man...that poor poor dog...
I know sad as shit.
i always hated that part
I actually liked this sequel better than the first one. This one had an emotional resonance that I feel the Fly never really had. Jeff Goldblum's character was a complete nutter, while his son easily invoked sympathy and audiences' support, even when he murdered the scientists and guards. Hell, they could have made the scientists and guards less cruel and I still would have supported Eric Stoltz's character's murder spree.
I like the ending shot of that fly on his food bowl. As if to say all of this started because of a simple damned house fly.
I love this movie, very underated! The first time I saw it, is when I was seven at a friend's Birthday party. His name was Marnell and he was from the Philippines and the two of us were big into horror movies (phrophorobly A Nightmare on Elm Street). We watched it after all the other kids had left; I thought his parents were the coolest in the world for letting us watch it - great moment in my life.
They Fly 2 is maybe one of the best under rated movies ever.
Could you do a review of the 1982 movie Madman? It isn't as well known as it should be and I hope that maybe you could help it out.
Michael Wolfe Hell yeah! Madman is on the list
GoodBadFlicks Good to know. Can't wait to see the review. :)
8:08 It's nice to know Byers had a job as a scientist before he joined The Lone Gunmen.
My uncle was first or maybe second assistant director on this movie and I was so excited to see it when it came out. When I was 8. Holy crap, it haunts me still when I think of it, I’ve only been able to finally rewatch it again in the past couple of years.
I remember seeing this when it first came out, I cried with the dog scene. All these years later....you made me remember, so I cried again. I have a soul!
It's odd. I've seen this about 10 years ago for the first time, not since then. But I remember almost everything about it.
10:16 I'm glad Bartok got what he deserve what a sick bastard.
This video is never not rewatchable
So stoked you're still pumping out great stuff to this day!
That dog has haunted me ever since I was a kid when I seen this movie. I have to remind myself it's just a puppet .
"I have yet to see cgi have this type of emotion" i think you forgot I am legend
This is a great review - thanks for mentioning the creature crew: I worked with Jim Issac on his last film, many of the folks on our crew were Fly veterans. The best in the industry. They had some fun stories.
I gotta say, the face melt scene was pretty damn cool. Hats off to the special effects guy.
The director was also involved in the special effects of both the original and the sequel. That's why he got the director's gig. He also did the original Gremlins creature effects and the alligator animatronic puppet in Romancing the Stone.
I remember watching this and the first one as a teen on an old VHS tape. Loved both movies. The second one is greatly underrated.
The dog scenes fucking DESTROYED ME as a kid.
Same. So very sad, they did them perfectly.
You're not alone. I'm 32 and still can't bring myself to watch this movie again
Dude didn't even look like a fly in the end😳😳
Vince D'onofrio loves playing bugs.
I really liked this movie, mostly because I absolutely loved how they did the transformed Martin. He looks amazing.
Your standards are tragically low.
Imho the film suffers most from its lighting and shot choices. Script and performances aside, it looks and feels like a tv movie.
That face melting scene always makes me cringe!
Wait I just got to *throws up*
Yeah, the poor guy was innocent and has a family.
Robocop: Hold my apple sauce.
@@Clay3613 - He was only 3 days from retirement :-/
But it's awesome looking.
Have no idea how this video was selected. I just turned my phone on and it started playing. The flyII is one of my all time favorites so I couldn't stop watching. Now I'm going to need to break out my VHS.
I saw Fly 2 on the movie theater when I was 19 and those dog scenes mess with my mind during years, I still can watch this film anymore. This is the first time I'm watching something about this film in more than 30 years
I’d repressed the memory of that dog… Thanks sooooo much for un-repressing it...
Same here, I had forgotten all about that arc in the story.... R.I.P. Little doge! 😰
"Stay out of my sector! You no longer have clearance!"
BURN
There are some pretty horrific scenes that will fuck up your childhood for life in this movie:
- needle braking in a vein (when he was getting those shots)
- hunchback dog and his suffering
- guy with face and hands melted, but still was breathing and alive although his skull was practically open
- that other guy's head exploding by the pressure of an elevator coming down on him
Saw this movie when I was about 10 years old. The dog scene crushed me and made me tear up randomly whenever I'd remember it for about a week.
Ending is weird. Everyone in the lab would be upset that martin brutally killed staff members.
i always figured since everything was such high security, they barely knew each other, and all they knew was he was a monster turned, possibly by their boss ....just my guess
I like to think that he was acquitted because it was believed he went completely insane before returning to a proper state of mind
True indeed
@@alejbr4 a very good point sir
from what's shown of how bartok ran the company it's not improbable that this they wouldn't care, it kinda reminds me of omnicorp from robocop, profit and power being so important that lives don't matter, what kind of a normal company would have built in dungeons and security with guns, it seems as if this wasn't the first time they had dangerous experiments on living creatures, bartok being the “most fascinating creature on earth ”as he put it(may have quoted it wrong ) might be the only thing on their minds
Just discovered your reviews, keep up the phenomenal work
Thank you!
Same here, just subscribed. Good stuff ;)
The effects in these movies are amazing! I wish monsters were like this today
Love all the extra info. Nice job. Thanks for posting.