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In a quaint town nestled amidst the misty mountains, a series of bizarre events unfolds, shrouding the community in an aura of mystery. When two unlikely heroes stumble upon a dark secret hidden beneath the surface, they embark on a whimsical adventure to uncover the truth. As they delve deeper into the enigmatic puzzle, they encounter eccentric characters, surreal encounters, and unexpected twists at every turn. With humor and suspense intertwining, "Strange Brew" invites viewers to immerse themselves in a world where the ordinary becomes extraordinary, and the impossible seems within reach.
Starring: Rick Moranis, Dave Thomas, Max von Sydow
Directed By: Rick Moranis, Dave Thomas
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the scene at the beer store when they try to get free beer with the mouse in the bottle, the native fellow in the line is my grandfather, Emerson Charles, he passed away many years ago.
condolences, eh
I saw this when it came out in the theatre back in 1983. I officially feel old.
To me, it seems just like yesterday
Canada's two favourite hosers at their best. And filmed locally, too. I remember seeing it when it first came out in the theaters and laughed so hard I was in tears. Thanks for the memories.
Seen this at least 100 times. My best friend and I talked like this for years and knew all the quotes, hell I could write the whole script from memory. Loved these guys.
Man... We loved this movie as teenagers in the 80s. In high school...me and a buddy dressed up as Bob and Doug and we went trick or treating. We asked for Beers, Eh. 3 houses...gave them to us! Beauty eh! Ah....the 80s...when kids where kids and parents were irresponsible! Good times!
Yeah, my sister and I dressed up as Bob and Doug for Halloween too. Our parents didn't like it but we were teenagers so there wasn't much that they could do about it. We had empty stubby beer bottles and cigarettes with us. Both were scoffed from the bar my Dad had in the rumpus room. People thought that we were hilarious. We never thought of actually trick or treating, let alone asking for beer. We just went to a couple of parties and walked around the neighbourhood talking to other kids. Us being girl Bob and Dougs added to the comedy. I am going to see if I can find the pictures of us.
@@frederick2video Beauty eh!!! I love it! Damn... Too bad you weren't here in Phoenix in the 80s. Could have partied with us. We ran in a big crew of all the freak/long haired trouble makers. A collection of broken toys in the bottom of the toy box lol. We had lots of fun and .. Chicks ... Chick really dug us😋 we were lots of fun lol. And yea... We would use literally any angle, any tactic it trick... To get some beers eh! 😋
@@Sabotage_Labs Yeah, that would have been fun. It would have been a lot warmer in Phoenix too! The only thing is that everyone's grandparents used to go from Canada down there for the winter. Hopefully, you had a place away from all of the old folks!
@@frederick2video Lol. Ah...the snowbirds! God bless them! Yea, we have out first Snowbird sighting yearly in October/November. It's an RV doing 45mph on the Freeway, in the fast lane (or no ...the bloody HOV lane which outside of the restricted rush hour times....becomes the VERY FAST LANE! 😜)!
Yes.... pharmacy lines get longer. Luby's cafeterias start to fill up...around 4pm! Filling up their glad sandwich bags with items from the all you can't eat buffet...and stuffing them in Granny's purse. Yes... Our treasured snowbirds. 🤣🤣🤣
Kidding aside....they bring a lotta dollars into the community. Aren't causing crime. Well... Driving everywhere in the slow lane .. including the freeway isn't a crime yet... technically.... although I think it should be and punishable by a good a$$ beating 😜. In general...good folks and we're happy... overall...to have them. I for one, as I get older myself....think it's a crying shame how we just toss aside and ignore our elderly. A lot can be learned from them and...they can still produce in society, given the chance. Still contribute.
Also, I played hockey from childhood until the body wore out in late 30s...after eight surgeries. So, I have a soft spot for our cousins to the north. Canadians are good people. Your foot is becoming even more of pathetic joke than ours but...love the people. Especially from Letterkenny 😜. You guys created two of the greatest sports! Hockey of course...far and away the coolest and least annoying pro athletes. And of course...curling! If only my spine could hack it and...I still drank! Looks like a great beer sport....lol. Yup....just adore out cousins in the Great White North! They are a beauty, eh!
😆😆😆😆
Respect to Rick Moranis for choosing family over fame and going out on top.
I suspect its more than that, his kids have been grown up a LONG time and he won't even do on camera get togethers with the rest of the SCTV crowd and has rejected tons of money for even doing five minutes in a Ghostbusters movie.
Agreed. Though didn't get randomly sucker punched in NYC? Ouch!
Everything back then was better, movies, cars, and music, great time to be alive!!!
Younger people today probably don't realize what a phenomenon these guys were. Not just in Canada, but all over
Yo but why did she kiss Henry at 1:19:23 if she had a thing going with that other dude?
This brings back memories of growing up in Toronto. Those bright yellow cop cars lol.
I first saw this when I was 14 and me and my buddy Colin rented the VHS tape. Thank you for letting me relive the memories 40 years later.
The plot is a Canadian version of Hamlet. I was in High School when this came out and had just read Hamlet. There's brewmeister Claud, Elsinore Brewery and even a pinball machine with a ghost. I don't remember any bottles with mice in the play, but still, the plot is based on Hamlet with a Canadian Tuxedo
Rosie = rosencrantz
Saw this in the theatre with my dad. Hosermania was running wild. Love this movie!
this movie has everything... we dont need any new movies
I watched this movie when I was 7. Way back in the 80s. I loved it. Still love it. 🍻
I love you Canadians. Wish I could'a spent more time up there with my buddy and his family in Manitoba.
Most people are now fleeing this communist pit. The 80s were still decent here tho
1999 was a decent year in BC.
You're right about migration, it began in the 80s.
It's partly why the US ended getting some big Canadian names for comedy and media. Eg. Peter Jennings.
I still use "No point in steering now" on the wife. Gets her every time.
I sometimes drive my wife crazy when watching almost any movie with a convenient plot device and going "a tunnel to the brewery, take off, how convenient!"
If you don't enjoy this movie or get the humour, take off, eh! :)
Bunch of hosers, eh.
From back when movies could be just goofy and fun.
Yea, I think somewhere in the eighties is my cut off, thanks to availability, you tube
Like yesterday
Comedy died after the 90s )8 they used to think the 2000s would be cool but it was more like just the death of cool things. :/
@@bobfat3879Fat Bob, you inspire the people. God made you for a big fat Bob purpose. Thanks Fat Bob. ❤
And not woke !
"Take the 401 to 6 North" is one of my favorite lines. Hits close to home eh.
Right. Sleemans brewery is on hwy 6
Wonder if they were heading to North Bay, eh?
Used to watch all of the Canadian comedy shows back in the day. Lived in far upstate NY and Canadians were everywhere so it was natural.
This movie could not have had a happier ending.
Hosehead saving the day not good enough for ya? Tough crowd!
I'm almost 27 years old, and I think I like this movie. As a Long Islander, New Yorker, and I only went to Montreal, Quebec, Canada back in May. However, I've seen Smokey and the Bandit (1977), and was obsessed with it like two years ago. But this Strange Brew masterpiece is like the Canadian version of Smokey and the Bandit. I should tell my uncle (my mum's brother about this movie) since he grew up with Smokey and the Bandit, but has never heard of Strange Brew (1983).
"You see how she was looking at me?"
"Yeah cause youre some kinda freak!"
LOL I love this movie
45:23 - 46:00 That's the steep escarpment road connecting West 5th down to James, and the St. Joseph's hospital, in Hamilton. Then 46:20, they magically transported back to Toronto, and drove off the end of Polson Street into the harbour. Hosers.
Take off, eh! ;')
Found these guys when I was in high school back in the late 80s. Thanks for this memory. 😊
Hosehead is a Doggo LEGEND!! I will always love that Pup.
I've been saying "take off eh, you hoser" for 40 years. Beer and hockey, it's the Canadian way!
I've been saying that for at least that long.
(not Canadian but I grew up very close to the border, less than 2 hrs from Montréal)
Hey
This movie taught me everything I know about Canada, eh?
Frostbite is like sunburn in Canada...☃⛄❄
This is still better than the crap put out today.
Been looking for this for the longest time and finally found it...laughed my ass off the first time watching it,and still after 40 years I'm still laughing my ass off... it's a friggan classic...eh
Besides the love of my family on Easter this just made my day ❤ This is a CLASSIC !
I’ve always remembered that quote…I’ve gotta pee so bad I could taste it.
Childhood movies were the best
@@crazycatman5928 still say that to this day...eh
They truly don’t make movies like this anymore and that’s a real shame
they barely make movies anymore
Brings back memories man I'm getting old eh.40YEAR OLD MOVIE.
This movie brings back some great memories.A lot of scenes were filmed in Hamilton Ontario, (my former home town) then, back in 83 or 84 when this movie came out, me and some buddies smuggled a shit load beer and pizza into the theater, and partied hard during this movie. I miss the good old days, Nobody cared back then, it was just some kids having a good time
Yeah, I was thinking about how things were in the 80s when I was a teenager. I think that people were more worried about nuclear war and not getting AIDS rather than micromanaging some teenagers having fun.
SCTV was good. I'm 62 and this age was great
I needed this today-eh ! Just turned 64 yesterday and I remember when this movie came out. My favorite part was when they walked in on their parents "doing it".......priceless !
Funniest thing about this film is that Max Von Sydow was in it!
I got a real Wayne's World vibe from it, I think mainly because of the opening.
Never heard of these characters before, but assuming they were popular back in the day.
they were huge!
they actually had parades for them in Canada
These characters (Bob & Doug McKenzie) originated on SCTV (Second City Television) where John Candy & Martin Short got their start. The show Great White North appeared on the sketch comedy show whenever they needed to fill time at the end of an episode. It was all improvised just to kill time - never scripted. There are dozens of clips on CZcams of old shows. The show premiered in 1977 & produced 135 episodes (6 seasons) - it was goofy & silly af 😄
Wayne's World is Bob and Doug's love child, Strange Brew is Dumb and Dumber doing Shakespeare after smoking some Canadian hoody doo....
My buddies and I consumed many beers along with chocolate frosted raised doughnuts after we watched this movie back in the 80s in high school. Damn, what good times.
Thanks for posting this. It's awesome how well this movie holds up. It's a beauty, eh..
Don't let the start put you off. Great movie.
Yo but why did she kiss Henry at 1:19:23 if she had a thing going with that other dude?
Too late, I let out the moths
Who remembers seeing this the first time back in the early 80's and thinking, "Boy, is this great!"
I lived in Prince George at the time they shot the brewery scenes. They were the talk of the town. I love the Hamlet story that they follow. Hamlet was a hoser, eh.
"Take off you hoser!" 🤣 Classic film
I loved this film when i was a kid. Wow, it's been 30+ years since i saw it. Thanks for the upload.
Important note: This movie was filmed in 3-B.
Finally a classic movie.....🎉🎉🎉🎉 Thnx A BUNCH..
Did anyone else notice the ACTUAL LION they were playing with on the set?!?!
Fearless.f
Absolute classic. It's hard to believe this movie just turned 40. What ashame rick morenas walked away from acting he was A comedic genius
Only one of the best Canadian movies ever made!!! 5/5 😎🇨🇦
Classic.Still holds up. Shame there arent and SCTV cast cameos. Would love to see Candy or Eugene.
Hey hosers, this is like... one of the original buddy movies eh, take off hoser!
You knob. Lol
This movie is so weird it's great. Musta watched it 20 times when it was released. Me and my buddy loved it so much we recorded it on cassette so we could listen to it in our cars while we were drinking and driving, no lie.
After seeing this when I was 13 I decided I needed a drinking buddy & wondered which one of my friends it would be ? Loved this movie in mid 80's we had VCR recording off HBO .
Greatest Canadian Movie, ever.
When I was a kid we rented this from the video store: we didn't have a second VCR, but I recorded the audio to cassette. I remember every line and sound effect...as well as the garbled spot where I had to splice the tape back together after my cassette player ate it. Pity you had to chop the theme song...I always loved that. All the same, thanks for sharing: not every time machine runs on plutonium.
This is peak level SCTV.
A, one hour and thirty minute movie, with Production money behind it.
It's no wonder all of them made it, big time in Hollywood in the 1980's
I miss Rick Moranis
Huh?
Where'd he go?
Still alive. 70 now
@@glensmillie5101he retired years ago to raise his kids after his wife passed away. Honorable man
Such a great Canadian classic!
I've seen this movie, at least 10 times, love it, always have, always will.
Makes me wonder, why movies were so good back then
Canada was a lot more innocent back then
@@tonydamiani7353 so true...I member when you could play with toys at Radio Shack...1982, 83,84,85,86,87,88
In 2051 I will be 66 years old, and I will remember the 80s in the name of Strange Brew.
and then the annexation of canada on June 3, 2072
FALLOUT 4
Thanks for the movie you Hoser!
I live in the Champlain islands so I got CANADIEN radio and knew the boys from the GREAT WHITE NORTH LP. I still listen to CHOM 97.7. on occasion
I loved this movie especially how the video games became very real reality realistically. A flying skunk dog would rock in real life. And next I think I'm gonna find honey I shrunk the kids to watch. Cheers to all you Canadians for a great movie.
Canadian Cheech & Chong!
yeah you're right.
Never thought of that.
Tommy Chong is Canadian lol
Oh, haha
Ppl r saying dumb and dumber and Wayne’s world also influenced by this movie!
I remember these guys from the 80’s! I remember they had Geddy Lee on!
Bring back this standard of life!
17:07 the wardrobe guy from SCTV !!!!!
Gold Leader from Star Wars (1977)
Back when Toronto was CANADA EH….
Oh God I can't believe you did this to me. Now I know what I'm doing for the next hour and a half.
Okay, it’s April 11th 2024. I’m 46 years old and have just seen this for the first time. I’m American and not Canadian so much of this movie’s nostalgia In sure has wizzed right by me. I do love a good Rick Morranis film and this certainly was one. 80’s weird through and through.
Do Canadians really say A that much? Seems a bit excessive.
They originally came about as a protest to the Canadian content regulations. They are vastly exaggerating how much Canadians say eh. It was kind of a middle finger to our broadcast regulator, the CRTC. The skit "Great White North" ended up becoming really popular. A record and this movie came later.
I'm 62 so I grew up on this stuff. Trust me the 80's were better. Eh?
I've seen this movie tons of times, and even I thought that at the beginning. But this was their hook, just like that grunt that whatsisame used to do on Home Improvement or Seinfedl going "hello....Newman".
So it was a case of giving people what they want, its especially over the top right at the beginning, probably for a reason. But no, I think midwesterners in the US say 'eh' more often than most canadians, see Fargo for that.
I'm Canadian, eh. We say eh pretty frequently, eh. It's a beauty of a word, eh.
I'm also 46 years old and watching this for the first time. Been searching for this film for years ever since i heard it mentioned on the album 'Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By' by Lovage (Mike Patton, Dan the Automator, Jennifer Charles, Kid Koala)
Always wondered what thd relevance was that earned it a mention on an album as good as that one.
I love that such a corny movie makes a bow to Shakespeare's Hamlet AND Star Wars at the same time... any others I missed?
There’s Orwellian themes and a reference to 1984 specifically.
I am so happy to have grown up in the 80s🍺
10:03 the KFC is still there LOL
What street is that?
@hardsayings2400 Eglington Avenue East I think.
@@finnmcginn9931 Thanks, yeah I think you're right.
Great catch. : )
honestly ive never even heard of this movie i just happen to come across it in the newa feed.ive got to say that this movie is good and very entertaining and amusing.jajajaj thabks for the upload.
Didnt understand a minute of this movie as a kid, but loved it anyways
Now I'm of drinking age and its ten times funnier, eh?
If you're of drinking age then go get drunk man
Classic 80's...love it.
ok eh, so like this was a super great canadian movie eh, we should have gotten an oscar for this one eh!!!! but nooo, this was 1984 before amurica discovered canada eh, so we should get one retroactively, like ya' know eh, those hoser down there dont know real good canadian content when the see it eh, this was before jr was jr and canada was run by his daddy, boy would his daddy be pissed these days, eh...........................
Those boys deserved Oscar’s!!!
"All I've got's two fives" thanx for the upload :)
$15 for a 24, and $0.42 for a litre of gas. fucking A
First time I noticed, on the set for their TV show set in the intro they had a case of Molson Golden. God I miss that beer!!!
I could watch this movie a hundred times(and probable have) and still laugh my ass off. 😅😅😅
I got this DVD at Walmart for $5,
scores !
Loved this movie growing up, esp Mel Blancs fun little cameo
Mell Brooks where?
Great movie! I was in Toronto in the '80s and they still had the yellow police cars. They stuck out like a sore thumb😂
Anyone else catch this is loosely and I mean loosely…Hamlet? Beauty stuff… :)
Star Wars vibes in there as well with the Vat, Superman with the Dog, this was a Big Hollywood production. Well done Dad Joke.
Never forgot my aunt and i laughing so hard through this entire movie when I was a child.. Great memories
The lawyer at 58 minutes must be rcmp, lol.
A true classic…and a great movie overall!
I was today years old when I found out that Strange Brew is just a remake of Hamlet, and Bob and Doug are just Rosencrantz & Guildenstern :)
The Dog
He's Awesome in every scene.
RIP Good Boy.
We are now closer to 2051 (when their mutant movie takes place) than we are to when this movie came out. If I have to be upset about this, so do you.
Take off ya hoser! Man, I LOVE this movie!!! Thanks for sharing. 😁👍
🤣Now I remember where that line came from
"" Jeez I gotta take leak so bad I can taste it !! ""
My favorite part was when he drank his own pee in the vat of beer
Accurate depiction of the police in Canada lol.
After all these years, still a classic. (And, of course, I'm Canadian!)
Fact. This move came out before strict Canadian joke laws. Now Canadian comedy is much safer.
Saw this when it came out and I was howling at 42:48. Loved SCTV so much!!
We interrupt this broadcast to bring you this special message... How's it goin' eh? today's movie on the Universal National Network is a classic. Starring in it, are two comedic geniuses of North American cinema from the 20th century, Bob and Doug McKenzie. Entitled "Strange Brew", it chronicles the heroic adventures of two latter day renaissance men, or, to use the correct 20th century terminology, hosers. We give it, 3 thumbs up.
National Movie Review, circa 3030.
Paved the way for Wayne’s world
And dumb and dumber and dumb and dumberer