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@@samcarpenter389 correct. He battled with substance abuse. Idolized Belushi, and ironically had the same fate. I loved CF and his over the top personality
"WHAT'D YOU DO???" That scene unlocked some memories for me of everyone yelling that at school everytime someone broke or dropped something for years after the film was released lol
Chris Farley remains to this day one of my favorite comedians of all time. his comedy and physical antics still hold up to today and I miss him a lot. so happy to see you guys react to this one; I'm always pleased to see people be surprised with how much heart it has. thanks for the reaction guys! ❤
David Spade and Dana Carvey (Garth Algar, Wayne’s World) have a podcast about comedy and their lives in Hollywood and SNL. They recently did a 2 part episode in memory of Chris Farley featuring interviews with friends, family, and colleagues. It’s really touching and worth a listen. Rob Lowe, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Kevin Nealon, and others provide a lot of insight into what it was like to work with him. He died of an overdose of cocaine and morphine (speedball) at the age of 33 in Chicago. This was eerily similar to the death to another SNL titan and Chris Farley’s hero, John Belushi, who died of a speedball OD also at the age of 33. Belushi himself was born and raised in Chicago.
Loved that two parter. Adam’s Chris Farley song at the end nearly broke me. Only reason I held it together was because i was out delivering and didn’t want people to see the Amazon driver blubbering on their doorbell camera lol.
Man I was thinking the same damn thing. They know sooooo much about movies, yet never have seen these ultimate classics lol it’s actually just mind blowing 😂
@@ReelRejects watch Menace 2 Society. It’s in the realm of Boyz in the hood. Such a good movie from a real life story stand point. The way it was filmed has just a realism to it. I only say this movie because Its probably something that you haven’t seen and truly is a good movie. Also something that most of us don’t know what it’s like to be in a environment like that
"This movie has more of a heart than I expected." Exactly what I thought when I saw this. And, as you said, Chris Farley is very endearing. Just seems like the kind of guy you'd enjoy hanging out with. Great reactions you two!
People forget how kind of heartwarming this movie is. Everything with Tommy and his dad, him and Richard actually becoming friends, etc. it’s a goofy comedy but it’s got a lot of heart
It's still too soon. RIP Chris Farley. He comes across as everyone's best friend, or older brother etc. His manic intensity sells just about anything. Very much like Robin Williams (more tears) in that respect. There is something extremely pure and sincere about both of them. His films are all full of laughter and yet so much heart in his characters.
The director recently admitted that the movie misquoting Empire Strikes Back with "Luke, I am your father" is probably why everyone now says the line that way.
@@Rmlohner oh yea lol. I just never thought Tommy Boy influenced pop-culture in that way. I freaking love Tommy Boy and when I bring it up to Joe Smoe, they’re like “what’s that?”. So I guess I always thought that Tommy boy is more of a cult favorite thing.
41:55 "He's very committed." Norm MacDonald told a story about Chris Farley and why his pratfalls were so good. He said most people, when they fall through a table on SNL, just instinctively put their arms out to break the fall. Farley could fall face-first and it made it so much funnier. Norm's explanation was very poignant (intentionally so I'm sure, Norm was very precise with his words) because he said Farley lacked the self-preservation instinct and that allowed him to squeeze more funny out of everything he did.
Chris Farley actually passed due to a drug overdose just like John Belushi. Both were very similar in their comedic performances. Both careers were also similar. Farley and Belushi where some of my favorites as a kid. When you are a big kid growing up these guys made it seem like an overweight kid can do anything. But it was their talent and heart that made them legends.
I still miss Chris Farley, if he'd beaten his demons and voiced Shrek who knows what he'd be doing right now. One of the most naturally funny people of all time
@@joeblankenship377 before he died they had a drama movie in development that Farley was going to star in, a biopic about the silent film star Fatty Arbuckle. It would've been amazing, his story is very sad.... and Chris obviously had a lot of depth to his talent we never got to see unfortunately.
I just love that Sally came back. She was always one of my favorite guests and I don't remember which video was her return to the channel, but I remember being so happy.
One thing that I love is how they keep recognizing Chris Farley’s athletic ability. Because the dude was surprisingly agile and athletic for how big he was.
"Im surprised thats not a meme" Back in the day it was, but instead of them being on the computer we would say the line out loud to each other like constantly. It was like pre-meme, I had some friends who spent almost 6 straight months speaking like Beavis and Butthead and quoting lines from the show. Some other classic quotes from this movie were the fat guy in a little coat song, "It doesnt hurt here or here, but right in this area", " Did you used to eat paint chips as a kid"?, and the biggest one: "What'd you do?!"
For every adjective there's a bunch of actors that come to mind, but one always comes to mind first. Chris Farley will always be the one I think of when I think of the word "loveable".
Chris Farley was amazing. I remember hearing on the radio that he died. I was driving with two friends. Me and one friend were devastated to hear the news, The other friend was sympathetic and said "Oh so that is like when I heard Tupac died."
This reminds me so much of Farley's SNL sketch with Paul McCartney where's Chris is interviewing him but extremely nervous and keeps saying 'remember when you wrote that song.."
One of the best road trip comedies imo is Due Date starring Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifianakis. Much in the same vein as Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, but Zach makes it so much more entertaining!
"Runs pretty fast for a big guy" Sadly that was the cocaine 😞 rest in peace Chris Farley . My preteen and teen years owe you alot and I'll never forget you dancing off against Patrick Swayze for the Chippendales audition lol
Seeing these adults talking about this movie like it's from ancient times when I was in high school when it came out has me about to crumble into dust and blow away.
Life does seems a lil different after you lose a father. Losing mine was the hardest day of my life. We were really close and best buds. I miss him everyday. But he would want me and his family to get back to living and to enjoy it while we can cause in the end we’ll see each other again. And this is my favorite Chris Farley film when it came out as I’m a late 80’s baby. Also thanks for uploading this reaction been a fan for years.
51:36 Adam Sandler did an interview where he was talking about Farley and Spade. He said that Chris and David were “actual best friends,” but that he and Farley were best friends in the sense that Adam was who Chris would come to when he was pissed at David Spade
One of the best 90s comedies. Chris And David are so good and funny in this and the chemistry is spot on. This has great over the top comedy and emotion drama and heart that a lot of comedies of missing today. So tragic what happens to Chris and I think he could've been an amazing dramatic actor if he'd gotten a chance RIP. Please React To Pearl. It's better than X And Mia deserved a Oscar nomination.
23:00 - He wasn't saying 'you doesn't' by itself, the sentence was 'The one guy who should care about all this, you, doesn't.' The 'doesn't' referred to the one guy, so it was right. :)
i look up reactions all the time i like seeing ppl react to the movies and shows i love, Toys is one of my fav classic anyone barely reacts too and my boy chris, im glad your doing this one
its a damn crime you havent seen this before. Chris Farley is my all time fav actor, fuckin love him and miss him. And if you weren’t aware him, and Adam Sandler were the best of friends, and I don’t think Adam ever truly got over Chris Farley dying at such a young age and he probably feels he could’ve done something, but Chris loved the party man and one night a little far. We all wish he was still here. He made song about his friend Chris Farley and it hurts 😢
Literally the first 14 minutes of this reaction and I'm dying at how funny the movie is....and you're not even up to the great parts yet. Everybody should really see this.
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Chris Farley died of an od just so you guys know heard you guys thought he died of a heart attack
@@samcarpenter389 correct. He battled with substance abuse. Idolized Belushi, and ironically had the same fate. I loved CF and his over the top personality
Chris Farley was in my mind one of the funniest actors in the history of cinema.
David spades always been a straight edge actor. It has only been the only role he's good at
28 yrs later and this is still probably the movie I quote the most
THIS!
Holy Schnikes!
Ditto. There's Ace Ventura and there's Tommy Boy.
Holy schnikes me too!
Checking the specks on the rotary.... I'm retarded. Lol
"WHAT'D YOU DO???"
That scene unlocked some memories for me of everyone yelling that at school everytime someone broke or dropped something for years after the film was released lol
Chris Farley remains to this day one of my favorite comedians of all time. his comedy and physical antics still hold up to today and I miss him a lot. so happy to see you guys react to this one; I'm always pleased to see people be surprised with how much heart it has. thanks for the reaction guys! ❤
Too bad this was his only successful movie
For those that don't know, Sandusky is a real town in Ohio. It's where Cedar Point is located.
RIP
David Spade and Dana Carvey (Garth Algar, Wayne’s World) have a podcast about comedy and their lives in Hollywood and SNL. They recently did a 2 part episode in memory of Chris Farley featuring interviews with friends, family, and colleagues. It’s really touching and worth a listen. Rob Lowe, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Kevin Nealon, and others provide a lot of insight into what it was like to work with him.
He died of an overdose of cocaine and morphine (speedball) at the age of 33 in Chicago. This was eerily similar to the death to another SNL titan and Chris Farley’s hero, John Belushi, who died of a speedball OD also at the age of 33. Belushi himself was born and raised in Chicago.
I love their podcast 😊
Loved that two parter. Adam’s Chris Farley song at the end nearly broke me. Only reason I held it together was because i was out delivering and didn’t want people to see the Amazon driver blubbering on their doorbell camera lol.
Greg must have been a active kid growing up lol I’m always surprised how many classic movies he hasn’t watch maybe because I grew up with these movies
I mainly watched horror and Scorsese lol
Same here
Or he could be lying. Lol lol 😆
Man I was thinking the same damn thing. They know sooooo much about movies, yet never have seen these ultimate classics lol it’s actually just mind blowing 😂
@@ReelRejects watch Menace 2 Society. It’s in the realm of Boyz in the hood. Such a good movie from a real life story stand point. The way it was filmed has just a realism to it. I only say this movie because Its probably something that you haven’t seen and truly is a good movie. Also something that most of us don’t know what it’s like to be in a environment like that
"Lots of people go to college for seven years"
"I know, they're called doctors"
they are called dumbass DemoRats....LOL
This movie has a lot of sentimental value. My dad and brother watch this with me at least once a year. Such a classic.
Tommy's water hose dance while singing Maniac is a reference to Flashdance 1983 with Jennifer Beals
"This movie has more of a heart than I expected." Exactly what I thought when I saw this. And, as you said, Chris Farley is very endearing. Just seems like the kind of guy you'd enjoy hanging out with. Great reactions you two!
People forget how kind of heartwarming this movie is. Everything with Tommy and his dad, him and Richard actually becoming friends, etc. it’s a goofy comedy but it’s got a lot of heart
RIP Chris Farley! You’re missed!!! 💜 and Sallies laughs are adorable!
Where were you ppl in the 90s lol this is a classic
I know right?
Farley was such an amazing physical comedian. I miss him.
It's still too soon. RIP Chris Farley. He comes across as everyone's best friend, or older brother etc. His manic intensity sells just about anything. Very much like Robin Williams (more tears) in that respect. There is something extremely pure and sincere about both of them. His films are all full of laughter and yet so much heart in his characters.
Tommy Boy is my all-time favorite comedy. Really glad you got to watch it. Chris Farley was a hero to me during childhood.
Ugh, I teared up at the end. Chris Farley is so missed.
I love this movie so much, so nostalgic. I miss Chris Farley. RIP you SNL legend
The director recently admitted that the movie misquoting Empire Strikes Back with "Luke, I am your father" is probably why everyone now says the line that way.
You think the misquoting started here?
@@lexofpower2822 That's just what he said.
@@Rmlohner oh yea lol. I just never thought Tommy Boy influenced pop-culture in that way. I freaking love Tommy Boy and when I bring it up to Joe Smoe, they’re like “what’s that?”. So I guess I always thought that Tommy boy is more of a cult favorite thing.
"Damn he sells those really well."
Honestly... its because they are mostly legit. Farley went full tilt when he was performing.
41:55 "He's very committed." Norm MacDonald told a story about Chris Farley and why his pratfalls were so good. He said most people, when they fall through a table on SNL, just instinctively put their arms out to break the fall. Farley could fall face-first and it made it so much funnier. Norm's explanation was very poignant (intentionally so I'm sure, Norm was very precise with his words) because he said Farley lacked the self-preservation instinct and that allowed him to squeeze more funny out of everything he did.
Norm explaining anything is poignant
Chris Farley actually passed due to a drug overdose just like John Belushi. Both were very similar in their comedic performances. Both careers were also similar. Farley and Belushi where some of my favorites as a kid. When you are a big kid growing up these guys made it seem like an overweight kid can do anything. But it was their talent and heart that made them legends.
I still miss Chris Farley, if he'd beaten his demons and voiced Shrek who knows what he'd be doing right now.
One of the most naturally funny people of all time
Mike Myers is perfect as Shrek. But I love Farley too he would have done big big things
@@mcmullin05 yeah it was tough for Mike as they were friends going back to before SNL. He even made sure to insert him into Wayne's World 1 and 2
Imagine if he was still with us, he'd probably have some really good dramatic roles under his belt too.
@@joeblankenship377 I would have hoped so. He was definitely capable of so much more
@@joeblankenship377 before he died they had a drama movie in development that Farley was going to star in, a biopic about the silent film star Fatty Arbuckle. It would've been amazing, his story is very sad.... and Chris obviously had a lot of depth to his talent we never got to see unfortunately.
Chris Farley brought so much joy to people and even now he continues to do so. I believe that he will for decades to come guaranteed.
When Beverly ( Bo Derek) was in pool , "Dad She's Like A 10" - is reference to her 1979 movie ' 10' ..( she did same pool scene) 🙂
i haven't seen her in anything besides tommy boy lol.
WHAT'D YOU DO??
I love this movie so much. Still quote it all the time.
I just love that Sally came back. She was always one of my favorite guests and I don't remember which video was her return to the channel, but I remember being so happy.
One thing that I love is how they keep recognizing Chris Farley’s athletic ability. Because the dude was surprisingly agile and athletic for how big he was.
Movies from the 90s are THE BEST!
"Im surprised thats not a meme" Back in the day it was, but instead of them being on the computer we would say the line out loud to each other like constantly. It was like pre-meme, I had some friends who spent almost 6 straight months speaking like Beavis and Butthead and quoting lines from the show. Some other classic quotes from this movie were the fat guy in a little coat song, "It doesnt hurt here or here, but right in this area", " Did you used to eat paint chips as a kid"?, and the biggest one: "What'd you do?!"
I wish he would have googled Tommy Boy just to correct his mistake thinking this is an 80s movie lol
Was totally surprised to see this. Loved watching this as a kid.
Great Reaction 👌, Chris Farley and David Spade are both so Funny
For every adjective there's a bunch of actors that come to mind, but one always comes to mind first. Chris Farley will always be the one I think of when I think of the word "loveable".
The confusion rather than laughter from "fat guy in a little coat" made me sad.
such an iconic scene.
14:20 "and thats when the wh-res come in 😡"
That lady never got over it 😄
Chris Farley was amazing. I remember hearing on the radio that he died. I was driving with two friends. Me and one friend were devastated to hear the news, The other friend was sympathetic and said "Oh so that is like when I heard Tupac died."
I got a little news for ya. Chris Farley didn't die from a heart attack. He died from an overdose on Heroin and speed.
I'm not sure how this movie hasn't been watched by either of the two. This is a 90's classic, and an all time classic comedy.
R.I.P to one of the funniest man's to ever step foot on this planet and definitely one of the funniest physical comedians ever!
Holy Shnikees!
Other than the dad dying this movie just makes me happy 😊 Spade and Farley together just works.
🎵 _Fat Guy in a little coooat..._ 🎵
I kinda really want to know the joke about Greg's wedding haha. Has this been mentioned before?
Lol. Right? Did he have too much party juice before the reception? 🍸🥃
It wasn’t Chris’s heart that gave out on him. Don’t do drugs kids
A lot of people take seven years to graduate college.
Yeah … they’re called DOCTORS.
BOW TO HER MAJESTY
SALAMANDER SALLY
Man, Tommy Boy is one of the best comedies ever made. That surely is a classic. Miss Chris Farley so much. 😢❤
"Remember your brother?"
Hilarious!
This reminds me so much of Farley's SNL sketch with Paul McCartney where's Chris is interviewing him but extremely nervous and keeps saying 'remember when you wrote that song.."
@@mindime1499 Yes, exactly! I think he did that a few times, with different celebrities.
My friend Farley...
His stepmom is a real 10!
One of the best road trip comedies imo is Due Date starring Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifianakis. Much in the same vein as Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, but Zach makes it so much more entertaining!
favorite line from this movie “SON OF A-“
RIP Brian Dennehy and Chris Farley. I was 11 years old when this movie came out.
Greg as Kraven The Hunter or there is no justice in this cruel world!
RIP Chris Farley man!! Beverly Hills Ninja is a classic aswell!!🖤
Classic movie
"brother's don't shake hands, brothers gotta hug!" the best lol
This movie was great, we miss you Chris Farley.
Love this movie, glad to see you two reacting to it, I love this movie ever since me and my older Sister watched it together
R.I.P Chris Farley
Fat guy in a little coat was a thing Chris used to do to David alot while they where on SNL
"Runs pretty fast for a big guy"
Sadly that was the cocaine 😞 rest in peace Chris Farley . My preteen and teen years owe you alot and I'll never forget you dancing off against Patrick Swayze for the Chippendales audition lol
12:41 Because you have a heart of gold. 😊
The woman in the bikini scene was Chris Farleys girlfriend in real life.
Seeing these adults talking about this movie like it's from ancient times when I was in high school when it came out has me about to crumble into dust and blow away.
Life does seems a lil different after you lose a father. Losing mine was the hardest day of my life. We were really close and best buds. I miss him everyday. But he would want me and his family to get back to living and to enjoy it while we can cause in the end we’ll see each other again. And this is my favorite Chris Farley film when it came out as I’m a late 80’s baby. Also thanks for uploading this reaction been a fan for years.
Classic 90s comedy 👏👏☯️
Sally is the next Marry Jane ! confirmed :)
6:55 why did he throw the milk box inside the babies stroller
One of my favorite comedy movies. Great reaction!
"Brothers don't shake hands, brothers gotta hug!" was definitely a meme in the day. Well, an oft-quoted movie reference.
Nobody played the lovable, clumsy oaf, quite like Farley.
I enjoy greg and sallys friendship.
Spiderboy
one of my favorite lines from this - remember your brother Dwayne? 🤣
51:36 Adam Sandler did an interview where he was talking about Farley and Spade. He said that Chris and David were “actual best friends,” but that he and Farley were best friends in the sense that Adam was who Chris would come to when he was pissed at David Spade
I miss Chris so much! That man was AWESOME! 😂🙏
As a chef I haven’t missed an opportunity to call out “tommy want wingy” when I need someone grabbing wings from the walk-in fridge haha
One of the best 90s comedies. Chris And David are so good and funny in this and the chemistry is spot on. This has great over the top comedy and emotion drama and heart that a lot of comedies of missing today. So tragic what happens to Chris and I think he could've been an amazing dramatic actor if he'd gotten a chance RIP. Please React To Pearl. It's better than X And Mia deserved a Oscar nomination.
You got to watch Beverly HIlls Ninja next. One of Farley's finest. It's like Kungfu Panda only with Chris Farley.
23:00 - He wasn't saying 'you doesn't' by itself, the sentence was 'The one guy who should care about all this, you, doesn't.' The 'doesn't' referred to the one guy, so it was right. :)
One of my all time favorite movies!
Oh no she’s back 😂😂
😂😂
@@exileduniverse and she still hasn't given brother greg a crumb of.... anything. hahaha
@@L33Reacts not a crumb
Who? That statue?
@@lewstone5430 i guess you can call her that lol idk what her name is
i look up reactions all the time i like seeing ppl react to the movies and shows i love, Toys is one of my fav classic anyone barely reacts too and my boy chris, im glad your doing this one
I shot Dr pepper out my nose 🤣
Ouch 😂
How dare you take so long to watch this classic come on Gregg!! Lol
its a damn crime you havent seen this before. Chris Farley is my all time fav actor, fuckin love him and miss him.
And if you weren’t aware him, and Adam Sandler were the best of friends, and I don’t think Adam ever truly got over Chris Farley dying at such a young age and he probably feels he could’ve done something, but Chris loved the party man and one night a little far. We all wish he was still here. He made song about his friend Chris Farley and it hurts 😢
This is one of my fav childhood films. Always love Chris Farley. RIP
You Guys Don't Know Who The Stunning Bo Derek Is🤔
R.I.P. Chris Farley. One of my all-time favorite movies is Beverly Hills Ninja. I highly recommend checking it out!
Classic...."looks like a ghostbusters commercial"....lol may have missed Dan A. In the commercial
David and Chris filmed this concurrently with SNL. Sunday-Wednesday filming and Thursday - Saturday at SNL.
R.I.P. Chris Farley
I always de-turd my shrimp because of this movie.
OMG! Me too!
Literally the first 14 minutes of this reaction and I'm dying at how funny the movie is....and you're not even up to the great parts yet. Everybody should really see this.
This was vintage Spade and Farley, half of the Bad Boys of SNL
A young Dwight shrugs cameraman never caught that
Cute girls with cool sense of humor- The best.
Because of this movie, this is how I’ve been eating my fries with ketchup. RIP Chris Farley
This movie was written for Farley and Spade, just based on what the writers at SNL would see them do back stage as friends in the halls.