I just love the "you've gotta be fucking kidding me" reaction of the executives. Reflection of how the rest of the world saw Ed Wood, but he was very special in his own way.
Out of all the lines and moments in the film, the line "..That cardboard headstone tipped over!" oddly made me fucking lose my shit almost the most ha ha ha.
It is his best by fair but I wouldn’t say hands down, it’s a close one he’s got a bunch of banger , honesty Is say for how silly it sounds that pee wee big adventure is a close second , great movie and I’m not even a pee wee fan outside of the movie
Wood had no talent, but his enthusiasm showed no limits. His movies weren’t good on a technical level, but they didn’t “suck” when it came to being entertaining.
How can you not absolutely love this Tim Burton movie. Dep and especially Landau were brilliant. The ending real life actor bios were nostalgia at its emotional best.
No it doesn't. Plan 9 sounds decent to say the least. "Grave Robbers" sounds absolutely ridiculous just like the movie "Killer Clowns from Outer Space".
I love when Bill Murray just pop up in movies as a small side character. Usually its just wes anderson films. Most movies should have alittle Murray. Look at Zombieland, that movie was not great; but that small Murray cameo was the funniest part of the film.
0:49 Love the look of the Baptist producers at hearing "Tor" deliver his lines. And "Ed's" childish frustration at 1:00 when questioned on his awful decisions.
One of those police officers is "The Sidler" from Seinfeld. He had a dead tooth. This film is a piece of art. It makes other movies recoil in shameful envy and woe.
Tristram P.G. Allen yes but there's a thing called continuity and it's how films like Forrest Gump and BTTF drag you in and make you believe it's something that seems real
Tristram P.G. Amberson Tell that to all those who view movies about a masked vigilante chasing a guy wearing clown make-up to be very serious movies indeed and high art. When you start making a serious movie about a subject that shouldn't be taken seriously you're veering into the pretentious and eventually the ludicrous. Anyways, however right Ed Wood might have been there are *limits* to everything. Only those in complete denial or those with zero self-insight rationalize their wrongs with overused clichés. How aware Ed Wood really was of the blatant errors in his movies is for the viewer to decide but in reality he just used the first shot to save money on film. One or two errors won't be noticed but a movie full of them will be mocked - even if the plot itself is good (which was hardly the case with Wood's movies).
Burton will go down as the Orsen Wells of he past 45 years. Movies with a thought to enduce entertainment. This is his best with Mars Attacks a close 2nd IMO.
3:22 to 3:33 has been stuck in my head for years now. Everytime I interact with someone who thinks corona is a hoax or the announcer voice of the Nashville bombing was Lady Gaga, etc, I tell to myself "They're driving me crazy!! These Baptists are stupid, stupid, STUPID!" Which makes me feel awful afterwards because I'm not literally complaining about Baptists. But the scene is 100% MOOD
When Johnny says the line at 4:22 he should have won an Oscar for sounding so damn convincing. The actor who plays one of the cops, Max Casella of Doogie Houser M.D. fame has the kind of face that will make him look boyish even if he's lucky enough to be 90 years old some day.
"No body will ever notice that. Film making is not about the tiny details, but about the big picture." It's your lucky day It's time for Rifftrax! And In the not-too-distant future Next Sunday A.D. There was a guy named Joel ....... Thank you, Ed Wood. You made us laugh. I know that wasn't the plan, but still ....
I keep expecting to hear the ‘Baptist producer’ start talking about Sicilian greaseball / mafiosi wrecking Nevada. Or, perhaps, opining that the steak is usually “ not too bad “…
I wish I was there to defend Ed Wood's honor. Hell I would rush out, buy the same getup, and wear it at the same time. Those Karens made Johnny CRY. And when Johnny cries someone dies.
And they hired a CHOIR DIRECTOR behind the director's back. That is an abuse of creative liberty. Legally you can't POSSIBLY be allowed to make decisions behind the director's back. Everyone knows the director has final say on what goes into the final product. This is blatant disregard of that fact and the perfect example of why I am a non religious Christian. Rules rules rules. All you know is rules. Well there is also freedom and creativity. If you want to challenge creativity. Call me. I'll be nearby.
Edward Davis Wood, Jr: (Angrily Loosing His Temper Only, At: His 2 Workers Who In: The Living Heck Are Still, Working On: The 1959 Movie-Like Film: Plan # 9 From: Outer Space, While Shouting Right Only, At: The 2 Of: Them.) "That Is It For: (The Last And Final Straw.) I Would Not, Could Not Dare Just Take It, Anymore And Every More Of: (It!")
How is grave robbing blasphemous? Blasphemy means making fun of holy figures or criticizing them. Grave robbing is indeed a big crime but I dont think it is blasphemous.
he explains because it is consecrated ground it is a blasphemous i think he probably meant "heresy". to be a grammar nazi blasphemy does usually regard speech and not action. but anything action or word van be deemed a blasphemy. but heresy does sound better.
Allright this is fiction. The personal view of Tim Burton who made fiction about a fiction maker. Anyway, since I saw some real Ed Wood stuff (if the word real means still something) and I can say he really (as above) directed like this... Since Burton (and I think Burton is enough competent to be relatively trusted) showed some credible reasons behind his weird, awful way to direct his movies... and since some of those reasons can hardly be related to his direct responsibility (lack of funding can quit a career before it starts), since all of this... I just wonder how the fuck a man who loves cinematographical art should feel about making shitty movies without even a fee to justify his self torture in keeping to try to do a work he should love, but constantly turns to be a nightmare. I cannot prevent myself from smiling in many occasions looking at Burton's film as at his original movies, but there's something creepy that surrounds this director and his works. It could be considered like a freak's corpse dissection, or, better, autopsy. A freak making an autopsy on his own body desperately searching the reasons why his life departed from his mind... from his own control... while filming this horrific scene without to much filters. He will be ever remembered as the worst director ever (which, frankly, is exaggerated), or at least the worst famous director of the world. Like a clown. Forever. This should put a light, obviously, on that brilliant monologue he gave to Lugosi in "Bride of the Atom": "Jungle is my home". Recognizable as a scream of horror coming from the conscience of Wood itself looking at the shame his life has come to, and at the same time as a call for vengeance and pride. One shot. As the Deer Hunter. Then cut and print.
"This film is for Bela. Bela lives. He's returned from the grave." What a tribute.
I just love the "you've gotta be fucking kidding me" reaction of the executives. Reflection of how the rest of the world saw Ed Wood, but he was very special in his own way.
Out of all the lines and moments in the film, the line "..That cardboard headstone tipped over!" oddly made me fucking lose my shit almost the most ha ha ha.
--- how can you lose what you never had ---
"You're the ruler of the galaxy! Show some taste!" ------ LMFAO!
This is still Tim Burton's best film, hands down.
I agree!
@@melissasaint3283 samesies!
prolly his only good movie to be real.
It is his best by fair but I wouldn’t say hands down, it’s a close one he’s got a bunch of banger , honesty Is say for how silly it sounds that pee wee big adventure is a close second , great movie and I’m not even a pee wee fan outside of the movie
I don’t know - the 1989 Batman film was pretty darn good too.
This is one of my favorite movies and I think it's Depp's best performance. Martin Landau was just phenomenal as Bela Lugosi. Totally entertaining.
landau won an oscar for that role. says sth.
@@bobspence5322 He did. He was wonderful.
I love Tor's second line. "You get that statement?"
It's beautifully terrible.
Wood had no talent, but his enthusiasm showed no limits. His movies weren’t good on a technical level, but they didn’t “suck” when it came to being entertaining.
Well said.
I wouldn’t say he had no talent
Actually, they are fun to watch...for a while. But they get pretty boring.
A bigger budget would have worked wonders. But I still give Ed a lot of credit just for getting these movies completed.
No they sucked but his passion is why we still love him til this day
Johnny Depps acting in this is *chefs kiss*
"You're the ruler of the galaxy, show a little taste"
How can you not absolutely love this Tim Burton movie. Dep and especially Landau were brilliant. The ending real life actor bios were nostalgia at its emotional best.
0:27 Actually Plan 9 From Outer Space sounds more ridiculous compared to Grave-robbers from Outer Space
No it doesn't. Plan 9 sounds decent to say the least. "Grave Robbers" sounds absolutely ridiculous just like the movie "Killer Clowns from Outer Space".
Was that Bill Murray as the "Ruler of the Galaxy"? I didn't remember him being in this flick!
Indeed it is
I love when Bill Murray just pop up in movies as a small side character. Usually its just wes anderson films. Most movies should have alittle Murray.
Look at Zombieland, that movie was not great; but that small Murray cameo was the funniest part of the film.
Not only that, but the person who he was playing was the great-grandson of a Vice President of the United States.
No it was Ricardo Montalbon, but good guess.
@@dickrichards9650 Huh? Montalbon was not even in this movie.
3:10 Are you people insane?! I always die laughing at that part
"No... You are the ruler of the galaxy show a little taste!!!"
you know your movies dog shit when the producers car about the artistic creativity
Imagine if they didnt give their input. Good lord what a turd.
0:49 Love the look of the Baptist producers at hearing "Tor" deliver his lines. And "Ed's" childish frustration at 1:00 when questioned on his awful decisions.
One of those police officers is "The Sidler" from Seinfeld. He had a dead tooth.
This film is a piece of art. It makes other movies recoil in shameful envy and woe.
Looks like the Adams family set
Also looks so natural in female clothes.
His performance of that age exquisite
Great actor for too many reasons
2:54 He does bring up a good point. No matter what film you view, you should never take it too seriously. It's just a movie.
Tristram P.G. Allen yes but there's a thing called continuity and it's how films like Forrest Gump and BTTF drag you in and make you believe it's something that seems real
Yes I know. Continuity is conducive to storytelling.
Tristram P.G. Amberson Tell that to all those who view movies about a masked vigilante chasing a guy wearing clown make-up to be very serious movies indeed and high art. When you start making a serious movie about a subject that shouldn't be taken seriously you're veering into the pretentious and eventually the ludicrous.
Anyways, however right Ed Wood might have been there are *limits* to everything. Only those in complete denial or those with zero self-insight rationalize their wrongs with overused clichés. How aware Ed Wood really was of the blatant errors in his movies is for the viewer to decide but in reality he just used the first shot to save money on film. One or two errors won't be noticed but a movie full of them will be mocked - even if the plot itself is good (which was hardly the case with Wood's movies).
Well, you let Rifftrax take care of the funnies.
EquestrianGirl Y Wow what an asshole you are.
0:49 This was my reaction when I saw this scene from Plan 9 with my friend 😅
Burton will go down as the Orsen Wells of he past 45 years. Movies with a thought to enduce entertainment. This is his best with Mars Attacks a close 2nd IMO.
3:53 It was at this moment when the baptist producers realized that their money went down the drain.
Johnny Depp was great in this movie.
Ed Wood was literally the OG Tommy Wiseau.
Ed wood later said "You know what, plan 9 is a better title"
3:01 I don't know why but this always gets me laughing
0:24
Why don’t we change to plan nine from outer space
3:22 to 3:33 has been stuck in my head for years now. Everytime I interact with someone who thinks corona is a hoax or the announcer voice of the Nashville bombing was Lady Gaga, etc, I tell to myself "They're driving me crazy!! These Baptists are stupid, stupid, STUPID!"
Which makes me feel awful afterwards because I'm not literally complaining about Baptists. But the scene is 100% MOOD
When Johnny says the line at 4:22 he should have won an Oscar for sounding so damn convincing. The actor who plays one of the cops, Max Casella of Doogie Houser M.D. fame has the kind of face that will make him look boyish even if he's lucky enough to be 90 years old some day.
Kylo Ren I think he means 4:12
Thank God There Was No Plan Ten From Outer Space Dana Rowe
She and Wade are too busy killing babies.
1:28 -- "Lurk him!"
"Haven't you heard of Suspension of Disbelief?"
Have you ever heard of laziness?
Have you ever heard of SHUT UP?
"No body will ever notice that. Film making is not about the tiny details, but about the big picture."
It's your lucky day
It's time for Rifftrax!
And
In the not-too-distant future
Next Sunday A.D.
There was a guy named Joel .......
Thank you, Ed Wood. You made us laugh. I know that wasn't the plan, but still ....
Benny Fazio criminal mastermind
Depp acts almost the same in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. He also looks a lil like Skeet Ulrich
oh pleez sket always said he was inspired by depp not the other way around.
@@bobspence5322 there ya go
What's with the added background music that wasn't in the movie!? ???
Mr. Feige, do you know anything abouth the art of film production? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I keep expecting to hear the ‘Baptist producer’ start talking about Sicilian greaseball / mafiosi wrecking Nevada. Or, perhaps, opining that the steak is usually “ not too bad “…
I forgot G.D. Spradling was in this movie.
He was an excellent actor.
When Johny Depp was a good actor.
*E X C U S E M E*
I love seeing JD in drag😊 ❤
Is that Johnny Dept's voice? Because it doesn't sound like him!
It's called "acting."
It remimds me of Willy Wonka's voice.
@@mqbitsko25 lol I was just about to put that.
Depp has said he was channeling Casey Kasem when doing Ed's voice. Eternal sunshine and optimism.
He was channeling Ronald Reagan and the Tin Man from The Wizard of Oz
"These Baptists are stupid, stupid, stupid!" In 2021 the Southern Convention is in the news, this time for dwindling numbers.
recut a version of your video with bauhaus bela lugosi is dead playing over it in loop.
Their Driving my Crazy ..!!
Stupid stupid stupid ...Gotta calm down take a deep breath relax ..
Lmao JD is Awesome ..
I wish I was there to defend Ed Wood's honor. Hell I would rush out, buy the same getup, and wear it at the same time. Those Karens made Johnny CRY. And when Johnny cries someone dies.
"Why do you give HIM all the lines? He's unintelligent."
Well pray to your God that I don't throw hands when I get to where you are.
*Unintelligible
Was the rum gone?
3:01 the most feminine voice from a guy I’ve ever heard
Who voice is it?
Johnny Depp I think
I Love this..
play this at .9 speed
So hilarious
And they hired a CHOIR DIRECTOR behind the director's back. That is an abuse of creative liberty. Legally you can't POSSIBLY be allowed to make decisions behind the director's back. Everyone knows the director has final say on what goes into the final product. This is blatant disregard of that fact and the perfect example of why I am a non religious Christian. Rules rules rules. All you know is rules. Well there is also freedom and creativity. If you want to challenge creativity. Call me. I'll be nearby.
Oh and if you want to vilify Lucifer, don't hire Tom Ellis to play him. I mean come ON! He's way hotter than Jesus. No wonder he's so tempting.
Lol the ending noooo lol
he is like willy wonka
I shot all my films dressed in drag and I was a huge success.
Plan 9 is a much better title
Raise the dead misfits ok raise the dead that's not possible
Edward Davis Wood, Jr: (Angrily Loosing His Temper Only, At: His 2 Workers Who In: The Living Heck Are Still, Working On: The 1959 Movie-Like Film: Plan # 9 From: Outer Space, While Shouting Right Only, At: The 2 Of: Them.) "That Is It For: (The Last And Final Straw.) I Would Not, Could Not Dare Just Take It, Anymore And Every More Of: (It!")
Sir are you ok?
HE THE DIRECTOR HE MAKES THE CASTING DESISIONS
How is grave robbing blasphemous?
Blasphemy means making fun of holy figures or criticizing them. Grave robbing is indeed a big crime but I dont think it is blasphemous.
i wrote a reply and it didnt post.
he explains because it is consecrated ground it is a blasphemous i think he probably meant "heresy". to be a grammar nazi blasphemy does usually regard speech and not action. but anything action or word van be deemed a blasphemy. but heresy does sound better.
Allright this is fiction. The personal view of Tim Burton who made fiction about a fiction maker. Anyway, since I saw some real Ed Wood stuff (if the word real means still something) and I can say he really (as above) directed like this... Since Burton (and I think Burton is enough competent to be relatively trusted) showed some credible reasons behind his weird, awful way to direct his movies... and since some of those reasons can hardly be related to his direct responsibility (lack of funding can quit a career before it starts), since all of this... I just wonder how the fuck a man who loves cinematographical art should feel about making shitty movies without even a fee to justify his self torture in keeping to try to do a work he should love, but constantly turns to be a nightmare. I cannot prevent myself from smiling in many occasions looking at Burton's film as at his original movies, but there's something creepy that surrounds this director and his works. It could be considered like a freak's corpse dissection, or, better, autopsy. A freak making an autopsy on his own body desperately searching the reasons why his life departed from his mind... from his own control... while filming this horrific scene without to much filters.
He will be ever remembered as the worst director ever (which, frankly, is exaggerated), or at least the worst famous director of the world. Like a clown. Forever. This should put a light, obviously, on that brilliant monologue he gave to Lugosi in "Bride of the Atom": "Jungle is my home". Recognizable as a scream of horror coming from the conscience of Wood itself looking at the shame his life has come to, and at the same time as a call for vengeance and pride.
One shot. As the Deer Hunter. Then cut and print.
Oh, shut up.
oh indeed tis dog shit to be sure.......
*Shaming him dressed like a woman*
Yes but YOU wear GOWNS.
3:10, 3:18, 3:23, 3:33